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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-25

sTHEATRICAL.--The variety troupe which
held our boards a week ago, nave met witt
decided success in New Orleans, if we are
to take the Times of that city as a critic,
rion. That paper, in a recent issue, says
We do not eXaggerate in saying that the
new Gazette Company, introduced last
evening, for the first time, to the patrons
Of the Academy by the enterprise of Mr.
Bidwell, proved a decided success. There
is so great a variety; there are so many
specialists in the troupe, with their W
peculiar line to develop, that the public
cannot possibly complain of the want OF
attraction. In general terms, we admit
that we were pleased with the whole per-
Torrance. In special terms, We might
feel inclined to mention, with commenda-
ton, after the first evening, Mons. and
Nine. Leopold, and Miss Ida BosheIl.
The gymnastics of the two first, partieu-
larry the agile and intrepid movements of
Nine. Leopold, fully deserved the ap-
plause which they received. Miss Ida
Boshell is a new version of the "swell
about town." but the swells of this city,
we take it, will not be inclined to quarrel
with Miss BOshell for her rollicking as
sumption. As to Punch'snd J~udy(capitally
pe~rs0nated, by the way, by Messrs. Col
Inns and Daisy, we have n suggestion to
make. The show was good; Punch per-
vaded the scene, but why not more Of
Judy2 Punch has his full share of talk
and bluster; but we object to Judy's de-
scending to an ordinary lodging house.
keeper, without the slightest vestige of
her ancient spirit about her. The whole
performance is worthy of Manager Bid
wells known enterprise. The new troupe,
versstilists, corps de ballet, specialists,
and all, are bound to prove favorites, wide
and far.
MISS EMMA CLIFTON has made an i'm
mense hit at the Varieties in her charac-
ter songs and ballads, and her appearance
is nightly greeted with such applause as
must be fiattering to this pleasing young
artistic. Miss Viola Clifton, in her rapid
changes and brilliant toilette, is also a
great favorite, while Nellie Georgia con-
tinues to be received with favor by all
who frequent this well known resort.
Charley White, the stage manager, is
winning golden opinions by his excellent
programmes and good judgment.
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A r OF DRY GOODS.
A Mammoth House-The Stewards Of Mem
phls, Menken Bros.

The rapid growth OF our city, and its
importance as a commercial center, is in
nothing better evinced than in the huge
proportions being assumed By our whole
sale business houses. Almost yearly
they are obliged 70 max additions to
their storehouses OIL spread out n adj
joining buildings. The prominent house,
whose name heads this article, and is as
well known throughout the South, west
as A. T. Stewart is in New York, has
been compelled to secure the two large
floors adjoining their house, and over he
clothing house of Sneed q Co., In order
to make o for recent purchases. They
now occupy five floors, reaching
from. Main street to Center alley.
and the stock on hand is not
surpassed in its proportions by any house
in the Metropolis. Mr.. J. s. Menken, of
the firm, is now in Europe. Mr.. J.. A.
Menken resides permanently in New
York and buys for the house, and is
located at IL and 10 White street, in that
city. The business here is conducted by
N. d. Menken, Esq, the senior member
of the firm, who is one of u most active
and thorough merchants. Mr.. 7. b. Me-
Even, formerly of the firm of Taylor,
McEwen * Co., is connected with the
house, and is now on his way home from
New York, where he assisted in making
the selections now being received. The
" AgAO3aA6 NCDGALhAILNo 4 kOC41F
boots and shoes, clothing, millinery goods
and notions. They also deal largely in
ladies' furs, making it a feature in their
business, and have probably the largest
stock in the South, ranging from 50 TO
500 per set. In the wholesale
departments Mr.. Menken is assist
ed by Messrs. j. Kuhn and
L. Iglauer, gentlemen who have spent
their lives in the trade, and are thorough
lY du fat in all its details. The retail de-
partment we need not speak of, as every
lady in Memphis is familiar with it. Mr..
VIM. G. Weller has charge of this floor,
and its admirable arrangement is proof
that he is no novice in his calling. He is
assisted by Captain Thomas Arnold, Mr..
Geo. p. Munich, ard a corps of gentlemen
who are conVersant with the necessities
of our lady readers, and are obliging, pO-
lite and attentive to all customers. This
house has adopted the one price system,
and by adhering to it strictly, they have
secured and maintain the entire conf
dence of sill. 1t is useless to say that their
large stock, bought tor cash, and their
facilities for purchasing, together with
their connection with Eastern and
European manufacturers, enables them to
sell at prices which defy competition
even by the most extensive houses in
New York. Dealers from abroad who
visit our city should by all means take a
look through the above house and satisfy
themselves that Memphis can compete
with any market in the world not only in
price but in the extent, variety and quail
ty of her wholesale stocks. 1t is a con-
fessed fact that Menkin Bros. can and do
sell at as low figures as a. I. Stewart, Of
New York.
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Masonic TEMPLE.-We learn from the
directory of the Masonic Temple of Men,
phis Association, that while the taking of
stock in this association is constantly IN
creasing, no effort has been made to do
so tor the past month except in cases that
casually presented themselves, as il was
believed by them best to wait until bu-
siness had more thoroughly revived. Up
to the present time S130,0OO has been sub
scribed, by actual, bona tide, good stock
holders, and $50,0 600 has been promised
cOnditionally, leaving a balance of $40, 900
yet to be taken. But few persons outside
OF the fraternity have as yet been called
upon, therefore about 5000 is all that has
as yet been subscribed by the profdnes.
The directory proposes to commence
from now, and get up the balance of the
stock as soon as possible. For this pur-
pose they will go to all of our business
men and those who have got heart and
mind enough to conceive the greatness of
the enterprise. We are satisfied that in
the hands of The present officers and
managers the Temple is bound to be e
success. It will certainly be the finest
and most attractive building vet con-
structed in the city, and well located and
well rented, it is certain to become good
paying stock. But outside of this every
one able should lend q helping hand to
the enterprise-as a building that will
improve property, improve business and
ornament and give character to our city.
The first call on the stockholders, we
learn, will probably be on the first day Of
November next. This call will be ten
per cent on the amount subscribed, and
from sixty to ninety days thereafter
another call Of ten per cent. will be made.
and 50 the calls Of ten per cent. will con-
inuee every sixty Or ninety DAYS there
after until the stock is all called in. We
wish the association abundant success.
and trust that U merchants and bu.
siness men viii respond literally to the
cali of the committee,
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PRESTO, CHANGE!
From BIOEds to BrHneite---Shsrman Taken
Ia by Alexander.

An individual named William Sher-
man. from the wilds of Wisconsin, ar
rived in the city a fewdays since. He had
been to Chicago and became disguised
with blondes. His hair was rather red,
and on his arrival in Memphis he deter
mined to have it dyed. The charming
appearance of our blondes on Main street
did not convince him that fate and fash
ion had decreed in favor of light hair. He
was determined to be a brunette at sll
hazards. He presented himself at the
tOnsorial palace of q eolOred gentleman
named George Alexander, who agreed to
change red to black in a few
seconds for the sum of seven dollars.
The namesake of the 'bummer gene
ral'' gladly consented to surrender the
amount, and the negro went to work with
sleeves rolled up. All kinds OF coloring
matter-No. ], 2 and 3-were applied to
the head of William Sherman, but In
vain-the blonde color would not De
crushed out of existence. At last a darker
tint became apparent, and Sherman was
told the deed was done. He gazed n 8
glass; a smile Of satisfaction sufused his
countenance; he paid the seven dollars
and walked up town q proud and happy
man. We know not whether 1t was be-
cause the coloring matter washed on
next morning or because he discovered
that he created no cOmmotiOn on
Main street, where blondes rule supreme,
but true it was, that he became convinced
that he had been swindled. Yesterday
Sherman presented himself before Squire
Miller and swore out q warrant against
George Alexander, charging him with
having feloniously obtained money under
false pretenses. A number of tOnsOrial
artists were present as witnesses, who ex-
smined infinitely the head Of VIM. Sher-
man. The testimony proved co~ncluslvely
that his hair was not dyed-he was yet q
blonde, Notwithstanding his " determi-
nation and the muscular efforts of George
Alexander. Able arguments were made
by counsel on blondes, brWRettes, fashion,
hAir-dyes, toniCs, etc. Squire Miller de-
livered an able and lengthy opinion, and
discharged Alexander from custody, no
fraud being apparent or proven.
The last we saw of Mr.. Sherman he was
explaining to q crowd of curiosity seekers
the causes of his dislike TO red hair. and
the failure on the part of Alexander to
make him a brunette. He was old
enough to know better than TO run a tilt
against fashion, but he paid seven dollars
for a lesson which convinced him that q
blonde could not be rubbed out Of exist
ence in Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-25

COOP NEWS FROM IRELAND.-During
the Irish famine we sent smillion of dol
lars worth Of food to Cork. Ireland is
now ~repaying the debt with interest; not
from her e~xchequer, not from harvest
fields, but from the adamsntine rocks on
her coast. An entsrprising company in
New York is importing ship loads of eat
able moss that grows on her cliffs, and con
verting it under the name of SEA Moss
FARMS, into an economic source OF
nourishment and palatable food. The
new source of alimeUt is prepared under
q patent, and although but syear in the
market, has already taken precedence of
all the gelatinOus agents heretofore used
in cookery. No epicurs who has tasted
the buildings, eustards and jellies made
from Sea Moss Farine, will deny that
they are incompatible. The saving eff
fected by using this article instead of
maizena,, fsrina or corn starch (all of
which it excels in ~palatsbility) is about
fifty per cent.
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HOLE IN THE WALL.

At S~trasbourg the other day the heroic
mayor remarked They've made a hole IN
the tOGLL, BY GEoRGE!" Whether his state
ment was true or not, we are not prepared
to say, but we do know that the HOLE
IN THE WALL, BY GEORGE KENDALL"
ION Monroe street, Nc. 10, opposite the
Peabody is the best place to get a drink
or a cigar in town, and all who are wise
will go thither. The brandy and whisky
kept by Mr.. Kendall is ~proYerbial for its
excellency, and as to b wines, liquors,
and cigars, who can say that there are any
better in town. Go and see Kendall.
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Bledsoe, J. L. Eichberg, Mrs. NJ. J. Null
ford, Billings, r. S. Yerkes, Thomas ].
Watson, w. II. Cherry, Collier Allen,
Genera1Pillow, US. Csruthers, Otis & Co.
The grand jury of the Criminal Court
seems to be stirring up things generally
throughout the city. A host of witnesses
were IN attendance yesterday, subject to
the orders of the Attorney General, who
seems determined to suppress, IL posi-
BILE, the vices and crimes 50 prevalent in
of Memphis.
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On Tuesday Morning, September 81,
we will have ready for inspection, the
finest stock of Mourning Goods ever
brought to this city. Our line consists in
Black Tanese Cloth,
Barrathan Cloth,
Bombazines,
Black Peppellans,
Crepe Cloths,
Epinghine Poplins,
Satin Cloths.
Also a full line of Mourning Alpsess and
Brilliant Lustres.
We have made this department a
speciality, and will endeavor through he
season, to keep up a full assortment, such
as is required. Look at our Mourning
Window Tuesday morning next.
A. SEESSEL 81 SON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-25

THE WHITE-HAIRED KING who offered
millions for s new pleasure, would have
assigned the reward to PHALON's VITA
LA, OR SALVATION o THE HAIR, be-
cause it would have enabled him to re-
new in his silver locks their youthful
glory. The Vitalia is clear and has no
sediment. 1t does not stain the skin, but
will color the hair ina very few applica-
tions. Sold by all druggists.
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FRENCH MISSES CoRsETs.-From Tues
day, the Goth, ladies will find Nine. Du-
points French Misses Corsets, in every
size, at the Southern Hoop Skirt Manu-
factory. Also, those beautiful embroi-
dered L'Oiseau Corsets, short and long.
and Dupont's Short Ladies' Corset. Every
size is constantly on hand, and we give
an exchange if the proper fit is not OBJ
tanned.
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srLIsIous SERVICES TO-DAY.

SERVICES at the First Methodist Church
seeood street today, st Il o'clock an and
NJ nm. by Rev. E Q. Slater, DID,. Seats nee.
PRKAHIxe at the First Baptist Church BY
the Pasfor. Or. Burns, at II am. and u Pm
sabbath school and Bible class at am
CENTRAL Baptist Church Tabernaele zee
ing ana At night by the Pastor. Rev. ::
Ford, LID. Strangers are cordially invited
10 aaafa
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THE Shippers Cotton Press will open
for the season Monday, Goth inst, Having
been improved and repaired, will guarsn-
tee entire satisfaction, and to compress
cotton so as to comply with freight agents
requirements, viz: 80 bales to car load.
II. A. MONTGOMERY & co.
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unItad States nlstrint caurf...IrInn. Iudne

UhIIBu STATES UIsITIgL IouTI-'- TfggI IuuB6'
The several cases against the steam
boat Liberty No. 2, were consolidated and
referred to Commissioner Morrison to re-
port the amount of proceeds of sale, the
costs and expenses, the amount due each
libellant and the priorities among the
hbellsnts. The same action was had in
reference to the steamboat Commercial.
The several cases against the Gallstin
terday were consolidated. The Commits
sioner will report so far as mariners
wages are concerned in these cases in q
few days.
There were about fifty defaults taken
in cases of seizure of property for viola
tiOns of the revenue laws.
His Honor said he desired the bar 10
consult as 20 the propriety of holding two
sessions a day hereafter.
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The following cases were dismissed:
Nos. 9, p, 81, IS, 50, 80, "a, 66, 65, IS, u,
so, 80, "a, 1O2, 10S, III, 1S1, 145, 152, los,
ia, Isl, 1873, 100, 19I, 1872, 1913, 2s9, 29O, 299,
300, $40, 321, $50, S5s, $50, S6S, Ssl, 1874, 399,
Ais, 80, AZ; No. 43, order on Robertson to
return papers; 40, order on Scales to re-
turn papers; 81, death suggested; IS, do;
IS, do; 24O, do. Leave to file declarations
were granted in the following cases: Nos.
81, 12l, los, I72, 17S, 1874, 247, 400, 262, 272,
344. The call of b appearance docket
will be resumed on Saturday next, after
which motions will be heard. The calen-
der, as published on Friday last, will be
tried to morrow, with the following ad-
ditional cases, set specially: Is, 80, 81, 81,
SO. The trial of the case of Flatley VS..
Memphis and Charleston railroad, in
which the evidence was partially heard
Friday last, will be further heard tO-mor-
row, before the call of any other cases.
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MECHANICS, MANUFACTURERS, Appren-
tees, Inventors, Artisans and Dealers.
Exhibit with us at the Fair in October.
Special premium lists still open.
MEMPHIS MECHANICS INSTITUTE,
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FINE Furniture, Velvet and Brussels
Carpets, at auction, by A. E. Frankland,
Thursday morning, September 29, 1870.
See advertisement under head of auction
sales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-25

AT Irwin & Keefe's, 10 Jefferson street,
will be found old Butsrd Whisky, also
ines wines and liquors. Lunch every
morning,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-25

THE Lucca Walking Skirt is now ready
also, the Porte Robe Trail, for the new
style street dresses. Madame Demorest's
Breast Protector, 1881 Main street, near
Washington. LOUIS LANCE.
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OUR store will be closed on Monday,
and open again on Tuesday, with great
bargains and immense stock of new goods.
HERZOG & BRO,
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l.. KREMER'S
Notice to the World Of Fashion.

Fifty Thousand dollars worth Of the
most fashionable goods now open and
ready for the inspection of our customers
Sash Ribbons.
Shawl suits.
Kid Gloves, best makes.
Paris corsets and bustles.
Newest styles valenciennes collsrettes
and handkerchiefs.
Rich point and Valencienes laces and
inserting.
Best stock of jet jewelry.
TUNES, in Swiss and lace, new articles
Duchess lace and inserting, new articles
Dress trimmings, the richest and latest
styles.
Embroideries in Swiss and ~jacanet, the
best stock in the city.
Silk v~elvets, the largest stock in the
city, in every shade.
Satins, in all the new shades.
Buttons, loops and tassels.
All our goods will be sold as low as any
house can sell same goods.
Due notice will be given of our grand
opening, when we will show our Paris
bonnets and hats, flowers, feathers
French walking suits of the finest ma.
terials and latest styles, v~elvets, ETC.
cloth cloaks and basquines, and other
novelties.
Our d~ressmsking department ia now
fully organized, and we are ready to at
tend to all orders in that line promptly.
L. KREMER.
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NOVELTIES in laces and embroideries
are now ready for inspection at the South
ern Palace, 1872 Main street.
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to the card of Messrs. R. s. Taylor & Co.
in another column. They are live bust
ness men, and have a very extensive pat
ronage, which is daily increasing. They
keep on hand a full stock of plantation
supplies, and pay particular attention to
cotton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-25

DANCING.-Mook's Academy will open
on October s, at 8 pm, at Memphis
Club Hall, Gents class, On Tuesday, Sep
TENDER q, at 8 pm.
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SEE advertisement of DIR. Butts Dis
pensary headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another co.
umn, it should be read by all.
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HAVE you seen the silk room at the
Southern Palace, 1872 Main street? If not,
90 at once. In it you will find the largest
assortment OF silks in the city.
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THE GREEN LINE.-We are only re-
sponsible for express carts painted green,
with the name of the firm painted thereon.
WAIT q LEWIS,
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HRosH HAsHANAH."-Our Hebrew
friends will find fresh lake fish at Victor
d, Fuchs, No. fl Jefferson street.
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NEW supplies of dress goods are re-
ceived daily at the Southern Palace, 1872
Main street.
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"FALL STYLES HATs."-Francisco &
Wiggin, hatters, 3O7 Main street, are intro
ducing all the late styles.
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ATTENTION, HoUsEKEEPERs.-A new
line of 1914 sheeting.opened this week at
37H and 4Oc per yard at Menken Bros.
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BLACK DIAMoNDs.-Bigley, Mellersh &
Co., dealers in Pittsburg, camel and an
thracite coal, and Pittsburg and gas coke,
corner Main and South Court streets,
Memphis, Tenn.
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PIANO COVERS AND STooLs-Just re-
ceived an elegant and complete assert
ment, at h. G. Hollenberg's, 233 Main
street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-25

No n doubts the value OF a patent
Universal Clothes Wringer, and no one
after n trial viii find less reason for
doubling the value ofa Doty Washing
Machine. If n Is complete and labor
saving, 70 Is the other.-C9evsLand (OAsol
Farmer.
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OUR stock is the finest and largest in
the city. LEID1 " co.
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LADIES and children's custom-made
shoes, cheaper than any other house in
the city, at CANS, 296 Main street.
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Second Circuit COurt.-.HaIssy, Judge.

The appearance docket was called yes
terdsy. The call will be resumed to-mOr-
row. Motion day has been changed in
this Court to Monday, commencing Octo-
Der Sd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-25

WANTED-An engine and boiler of 8 or
i0-horse power. Apply at this Office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-25

NEW designs in Boulevard and Empress
skirts are to be found at the Southern
Palace, 1872 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-25

"THE Rhine hat" at Francisco & Wig
gins.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-25

THE largest and most select stock of
boys hats in the city, at
LEIDY & CO.'S.
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CARPETS n OIL CLoTHs.-New and
handsome, just received at Ames, Beattie
& Co.'s Furniture Inc Carpet Store, 396
Main Straat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-25

HTTE & CoRwINE, proprietors, Of the
Job Printing establishment in the APP
H Building, IA Union street ara
now prepared to execute orders o job
Printing on the shortest notice. Tn pa
irons Of the APPEAL will bear thIz In
mind and act accordingly.
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ATTENTION, LADIEs.-New arrivals of
jet bracelets, jet hair bands, jet combs,
rich fancy jewelry, this week, at the Jet
Palace, 32S Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-25

A HANDSOME lot of jet jewelry, just re
ceived, at CANS, 2sS Main street.
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In our Linen Department we offer this
week a new lot of Richardson's Linens at
35c, also Dew Drop and Damssk Doylies
at &c per yard. MENKEN BROS.
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LETTER LIST.

The following Il the List Of letters remain
ing in the Memphis Postofdee and not denV-
cred by carriers yesterday.
will be delivered promptly by carriers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-25

CARPETS and Oil Cloths, Furniture, etc,
in great variety, at prices as low as the
lowest
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-25

SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, if per-
sisted in, will cure the most stubborn
liver disease. There is no failure about
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-25

WANTED-An engine and boiler of 8 or
l0-horse power. Apply at this office.
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"THE Lothsir," a beautiful hat, at
Francisco & Virgins.