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cjreult Ceurt-.-Iydus Swsyss.

This court adjourned yesterday after
term of several weeks. Judge SWayne
goes to Somerville, Tenn, TO open the
Eayette county Circuit Court on Tuesday
next for the March term, and will also
hold the COyingtOn, Upton county, Cir
cult Court before he returns TO hold the
MAY term Of the Shelby county Circuit
Court, to be holden on the fourth Monday
in May next.
Yesterday, appeals were taken in the
following cases;
Booker VS.. Southern Life Insurance Com
pany.
Watson, trustee, VS.. wilkins, ct al.
Brown, billiard q Co. VS.. TOOf, Phillips &
Co.
sherman VS.. Stanton & Moore.
Houston VS.. Stanton q Moore.
State VS.. Elisha Roberts.
The following OSders were entered:
FIatley vs.. Memphis aud Charleston Rail
road Company demurrer Overruled.
Barbour vs.. MiUch3ll; dismissed.
Pinkard VS.. Owen, ct al; Judgment by
default.
Holt VS.. Woodruff; judgment by default.
Davis vs.. Memphis and Arkansas River
Packet ComPRnyi demurrer %overruled.
Lewis VS.. Miller; new trial granted.
Powers, trustee, VS.. Donovan; causes re-
moved to Law Court.
O'kief vs.. O'Kief; pro cOnfesso.
Toof, Phillips q Co. VS.. Memphis and Lit
tie Rock Railroad Company; order dis
charging garnishee set aside: plaintiff
granted leave to file replicatisns, and
clerk ordered TO notify sheriff that re-
pleyy bond has been filed in the u
Johnson VS.. Roper; order and judgment.
Miller K Co. VS.. Smith, ct al. dismissed.
Union Bank vs.. Tate; dismissed.
State VS.. Mary Clancy; Judgment forde-
PENDANT.
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MEMPHIS THEATER.-"Humpty-Dump
tv" drew immensely at both matinee and
regular performance yesterday, and why
should il not? II is the best pantOmime
ever gotten up on a Memphis stage. i
will be continued next week, ana we
have no doubt that it will pay for days to
come.
BROoM's OPERA HOUSE continues to be
the point Of attraction Of the masses, not
withstanding "Humpty-Dumpty ana
other gay and festive performances.
Charlie White, the stage manager, knows
how to pander to the public appetite, AND
to furnish the pGbHttm most desired and
desirable. The troupe consists now Of the
very pest artists in all branches of the
variety business, and a better show Is not
given in the Southwest.
PROF. SCHULTZ CONCERT is to be the
grand affair Of the coming week, and
every music lover in the city is obtaining
cards to it. The Memphis Club Hall, on
next Thursday evening, VIII rarely nave
witnessed so brilliant a display, and we
confidently look for something surprising
even the former laurels won by ANA
teurs and professionals.
FESTIVAL is the programme t
close the festivities of st. Patrick's Day.
Ii is to take place at the New Assembly
Hall. Main street, near GayosO. The
amusements will include dancing and an
excellent supper.
The BALL OF ENGINE COMPANY No.4
will take place, as Will be seen, at the
Cochran Hall, and not at their own hall,
as advertised. This is a decided improve
ment on the original plan. Welearn that
up to yesterday at twelve o'clock three
hundred and twenty-five tickets, at three
dollars each, had been sold.
Tuu n-ET-TGFHER BALL
takes place tomorrow evening at Coch-
rams Hall. A grand turnout of the Ger
mans may be looked for.
THE METRoPOLITAN is still running
the Cunt Can, and having crowded houses
nightly. Mmlle. Aiine LaFsvre is still
the gay and festive demOiSetJe Of yore,
and still gives the Can-Can the JGTdlR
d'ERJer touch-quite inimitable-except,
of course, in the Rue d'Enfer.
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STREET RAILWAYS.
The New Management What Il Proposes
10 Do.

With the managers of our street rail-
ways we must of necessity and right be
patient. Extraordinary difficulties have
embarrassed all their operations. A suit
with an older company cost nearly one
hundred thousand dollars and burdened
the company with a debt Of twenty or
thirty thousand dollars. This is an awk-
ward fact to say the least, and interposes
serious obstacles, as all sane people will
confess, 10 the perfection of a system
which costs a vast deal of money. New
cars can only be slowly purchased. These
are in course Of construction and vii
soon be supplied. AS the tracks are CON
structed and meet one another from differ
( ent points, 1T is impossible to regulate
Just now the order Of the coming and go
ing of the cars. There is no point at
which all meet and whence all depart.
This difficulty will soon be obviated.
Colonel Alexander will have trackways
placed on Court street, between Main
and Front, from which all cars will de-
part in proper order and at proper inter
walls of distance and time. There, 100,
each car driver viii be required TO arrive
at a fixed moment. No such system is
now possible. Let US be patient.
The Street Railway Company
has itself had ga hard road to travel"
and has necessarily given the public the
same sort Of Jordan" The present Su-
perintendent is blessed both in tireless
energy and thoroughly trained capacity.
He will evoke the order from chaos and
serve the public faithfully and well.
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PERSONAL.

The Rev. Mr.. White. Of Helena, arrived
inthe city yesterday by the Cheek. He
will I'll one Of the Presbyterian pulpits
to-day. Mr.. White is well known to our
Presbyterian community, having fire.
~quently Oficiated in our city.
BY a card elsewhere it viii be seen that
DIR. w. r. Hodges, the well-knOwn and
eminent Physician, has removed his office
FROM No. 279 Main street to Nc. 80 Madi-
son street, where all wishing his services
will find him during the day except when
professionally engaged. The Doctor needs
no praise from US.
F. H. Cossitt, the founder OF the Mem
phis wholesale dry goods trade, who grew
rich and went TO Wall street, is in the
CITY. He was for many years the partner
Of Mr.. l. NJ. Hill, of the Jackson lnsur-
snce Company, and was recognized as a
liberal contributor to each great public
enterprise to which Memphis was indebt-
ed for is original prosperity. MI. Cossltt
is younger than ten years ago, and pre-
diets a grand future for this city.
Captain Bob Leach, the popular con
duetor on the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad, dropped in on us last night to
say that the read from here to Srenada is
in excellent order, and passenger trains
make regular time, reaching Grenada in
five hours from the time Of departure.
NO loss OF life has ever yet occurred upon
this route. With its present careful man
ayers it will always be safe TO travel over
this road.
We are deeply panied to announce to
the readers of the APPEAL the death of a
man who, though young in years, was
widely known in our community and
highly esteemed by all who had the pleas
ure OF his sequaintsnee-Trueman w.
Johnson, late assistant cashier Of the
First National Bank Of this city. He died
OF consumption at the residence of his
father, at layton, Ohio, at two O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. He was shout 80
years of age, and singuiarly youthful in
appearance. By an innate suaviter Of
manner and kindness of heart, he en-
deared himself to all who were brought
IN contact with him, and his death will be
deplored by q large circle of acquaint-
ances.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY FOR 1870.

LODGES.
RorTH MFATPHIs, No l5-meets ID Frtday OF
aach month-HaIl cor. Madison and Second.
w, s. Matthews, ". NJ Ben K Pullen,
Sec.
AEGFRogA. No 6s-meets LIST Monday IN ev-
erv month, at Odd-FellOws' Hail corner
Court and Main. John Gent W. NJ John
m Secretary.
TETFE ECoTT. No ist OF each
m~outh-Esh corner Madison and Second
Il W. Mitchell, W.M.i >. starmy sec
oFSoro. No. Sd Friday OF each
mOuth-Odd-Fellows' Hall ]. ID. Beard,
W. N: r W. Shelton Sec.
KuWENNIEG. No 4th Friday OF
Zach montb-at South Memphis Hail.. cor
Uer OF Madison and Second. w. A. Ed
monds, W. al; Louis Czapskis Sec
ROYAL ARCH
No. No. m I'd Monday Of
--cb NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hall d. @. Ira
- III. p: c. G. Locke. Sec
1870 CHATTER Nos u. at Odd
AEsI1ousi Hall. Henry J. Lynn, N. E. H.P.5
n q. SteeVer, Secretary
r. AND N.
rorxcEI. M. 6-meets Sd Monday Of
Luz nonfb-Odd-FenoWs Hall John Gent
-. IN ~ ]. Wiggln, hec
II LIS TFMPLARS-
e C~owMASDERf. no EneSts 4th MON
Cakhr eech month. Geo. Mellersh' CON-
2. J. OF ROSE CRoI1i lsth no.
Lscharles W. Adams, 3D. N. Wi A-E
TOmIins0ni I'd Sse'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-13

WALLED IN WITH PAPERl-Why are
the hair coloring preparations kept dark ?
Simply because the light decomposes
them aud exposes their foul sediment.
Hence the bottles are jacketed with paste
and paper. PHALoN's VITALIA, OR SAL
WALTON FOR THE HAIR, on the other hand,
is as clear and transparent in the sun
shine as in the shade. Il reviYes the nat
ural color in every time-bleached fiber,
and does not stain the skin. Sold by all
druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

DAVID WALK will preach In the Linden
street Christian Church to-day at l0h Am
and ~ pm. The night sermon Will be the
nrst ola series on the influence OF the Holy
Spirit
GRACE CHURCH, fernando street, second
sunday In Lent, morning service at lloiclock
sermon by Rev. DR.. Hedges. of New Orleans
Afternoon service at sHS'clock. Lenten ser
vices twice daily at l0R am. aud at Bpm
strangers visiting the city, and young men
are specially invited 10 the services OF Grace
Church.
THE REV. BISHOP MARVIN, OF Missouri, is q
dedicate the lecture room Of the new Contra
Methodist Church, sunday next, 10th instant
and viii deliver a lecture on Monday even
ing. 2lst. He has been chosen 70 deliver the
annual address Of the Washington COliegS
General Lees at its next commencement
and our people may anticipate a rich treat IN
hearing the Bishop.
PREACHING at the First Baptist Church by
the pastor. Rev. i. f. Burns, at II am. ana
2 am
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Criminal court...H.E E. Rudson. Iudna.

The following parties were sentenced in
the above Court on yesterday:
Jesse johnson, malicious stabbing, five
years.
Ed. Burke, grand larceny, three years.
Kate Harris, grand larceny, five years.
Alex. Simmons, grand larceny, three
years.
Arthur Cartwright, voluntary man.
slaughter. three years.
The following cases are set for trial
during theensUing week:
5 A. H. Curtin, murder.
Is Henry Wilson, murder.
10 r. NJ. Johnson, murder.
20 Forrest Powell, malicious shooting.
q J. i. Hodges, same.
80 Edward Wells, perjury.
81 Morris Caro-, same.
81 Horace Coleman, receiving stolen
goods.
200 Archey Hughes, larceny.
202 Isaac SchlOss, same.
2O6 Isaac Taylor, same.
207 Curtis Watson, housebreaking.
eos J. f. Garress, fraudulent breach of
trust.
2O9 Fred and Annie Bretzmon, larceny etc
2I0 Jerry Williams, forgery.
252 Tempe Bullock and Susan Stamps,
larceny.
2j6 Samuel Newton, same.
25S Joseph Dwyer, permitting a prisoner
to escape.
26O G. W. Hubert, common nuisance.
261 Hugh Thomas, larceny.
252 James Brown and James Holland, lar
ceny.
263 B. Scharff, perjury.
264 John Martin and James Gilmore, lar
ceny.
26S to III John Geoghan, receiving stolen
goods.
275 Smith Collier, larceny.
The Grand Jury meets On Wednesday
evening next, at 3 O'Clock. All parties
having business before them must be on
hand promptly at that hour. Magistrates
having papers where parties are bound
over, u send them up Immediately.
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NOTICE.

/ have removed my dental Office from
the corner of Adams and Second streets
to the corner of Main and Monroe streets,
up stairs, opposite the ladies' entrance Of
the Peabody Hotel. Owing to sickness l
Will not be in my office until the l4tb or
18th. ]. c. HARRIS. Dentist.
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Rand.
Monrners. Citlzens GeneraIIy.

The Police Force will meet at ~beadquar.
ters at Y m. and the Fire Department, al
the same hour, on the corner OF Second
and Adams streets.&
The line of procession Will be from
Colonel Gantt's residence, on the corner
of Third and Adams streets, by Second
street to the First Methodist Church, cor
ner Of Second and Poplar streets. After
services the line Of procession will again
form and proceed down Main to BeaIe,
down Beale tc DeSOto, and out DeSoto to
ElmwOod Cemetery.
The members Of the General Council
and of the City Press are requested 10
meet at the CITY Hall by one o'clock.
The Memphis Band and the SOdality
Silver Band have both volunteered their
services for the occasion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-13

To THE DEMOCRATS OF THE 5rH CIVIL
DIsTRICT.-There will be a convention at
the Exchange Building Of Tuesday night.
March 18th, 1870, at O'Clock, to nominate
a candidate for Magistrate Of said district.
By order of the Democratic Executive
Committee. J. J. DUBOSE, Chm.
- GEO. S. ROBINS, Seciy.
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Law Enurt...Iudaa Anderson.

The testimony in the case Of Wool
bridge, assignee, vs.. Quinn, ct al, closed
yesterday. The argument of counsel will
commence on Monday next. After the
above case Is disposed of, the call of the
special calendar will begin at No. 2ilS.
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MEMPHIS WATER COMPANY.

The stockholders of the Memphis Water
Company met at the Office ofthe Company,
No. 10 West Court street, on yesterday,
and organized under their charter recently
granted them by the Legislature, the en-
tire capital stock of SlO0,O 900 having been
subscribed, and the initial call made upon
the same. The executive officers of the
Company, chosen for the ensuing twelve
months, are Thos. w. Brown, President,
and Charles j.. Phillips, Secretary and
Treasurer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-13

No advertisement is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEAL unless especially ordered
and paid for as an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week,
and for the seventh day we charge one
sixth additional.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-13

JOE LOCKE, 236H Main street, has all
the late magazines, illustrated weeklies,
the principal dailies, New York Times,
Herald, World, Tribune and Journal Of
Commerce; Cincinnati Enquirer and
Commercial; st. Louis Times, Republi-
can and Democrat; Chicago Times and
Tribune; New Orleans Times and Plea
Louisville Courier-Journal, and a
host of other things too numerous to
mention.
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LAW
MunloInaI courl...Iudaa Enata-

Municipal cOuFt.--IHdge F0ate.
Yesterday Judgments were rendered in
the following cases:
Monroe vs., Donovan, Judgment for
plaintiff for 5000.
Merchants National Bank VS.. Wad6eu
& Cornell, Judgment for plaintiff for
$405 IS.
Park vs. Jones, judgment for plaintiff
for 1862 Is.
caruthers vs.. WaddeIl, Judgment for
plaintiff for $76f 81.
The following cases are set for trial for
the coming week:
2l94 Church vs.. Plant.
2l95 Waterhouse, Pearl & Co. VS.. Robbins
81 Co.
2099 Townsend vs.. Berlin.
2l64 Ward, admir-, VS.. Andrews.
2lSS Memphis City r. r. Co. vs.. Megib-
ben.
2lss Howell, Wood & Co. vs.. RufHn ct al.
2l92 Turner vs.. Taylor ct al.
2l9S Alexander, pres't, ETC., VS.. Avres.
2l99 Partee q Sons IS. Miss. d lena n. r.
2202 Williamson vs.. Laird.
2204 Merchants National Bank vs.. Burr Il
Aiken.
zoos Same VS.. Trigg.
Zoo Blk. Of Tenn, use. ETC., VS.. BrinkIey.
Wednesday, l6th.
l725zLea vs.. Hughes.
1919 Gibson ct al. VS.. Elliott ct al.
1875 Mason VS.. Bush.
1872 Hart vs.. Miles.
1873 Same VS.. same.
1882 Citizens ms. Co. VS.. Babb ct al.
200S Sullivan Us. Cicalla.
2OO9 Mcnamara vs.. CiealIa.
2O5S Townsend vs.. COnnelI ct al.
2067 FOute VS.. Cicalla, admir-.
Eli kortreoht u Graft vs.. Williams & Son.
2zlS DrieE VS.. Fitehner.
PIG Fosdick & 20. vs.. Roach IL Co.
22Zl Taylor & Gay ct al vs.. benson.
ZZ2Z Wlckersham vs.. Citizens Bank.
2z23 one Bros. VS.. Southern Elk. Co.
22Z5 Ross VS.. Peterson.
Thursday, IVA.
2I19 Sale vs.. Williams, admir-.
1865 Burr u 60. vs.. Brown.
2l37 Way VS.. WOlcOtt, Smith & Co.
2140 -Buttinghaus vs.. Myer.
2l4I Same VS.. same.
2I45 Lawless vs.. James.
Psi Cross vs.. West q Hawkins.
2i52 Shepherd vs.. BusbY.
2235 Logwood VS.. Carroll.
2236 Peterson vs.. DWyer.
223S Thomas vs.. Thomas ct al.
2240 Green vs., Dennis.
224I Markham vs.. Bradshaw.
DAB Yaney vs.. Morrison ct al.
Friday, 18Th.
2l20 Carter VS.. HengOld.
2i53 Frsyser vs.. NoOe ct al.
2I55 Hart VS.. Auer ct al.
2l56 Todd and wife VS.. Wiekersham.
2I57 OsteriIng, Hall Il Co. vs.. Eastlant
ct al.
2l6O Sabine vs.. Wickersham.
2174 Walker VS.. Hays.
2IS6 Fowler vs.. Wigs.
225S Walsh vs.. Flaherty ct al.
2264 Peden ct al. VS.. Wickersham.
2l6s Townsend vs.. Berlin.
2z97 Roberts vs.. M. q o. R.,R. Co.
Saturday, 18Th.
2276 Beebe & Co. VS.. Hanauer.
22S0 Martin VS.. Walt ct al.
22s3 Thomas vs.. Laird ct al.
23OI Parkman, use of, etc, VS.. JaccObi.
2302 MOsby, rec, VS.. LaWless.
2303 Harris VS.. RACQUET ct al.
BigIey ct al. vs.. CockreIl.
2305 Cash ct al. vs.. Fitzgerald.
23O7 Keel Il Co. vs.iRocco.
230S Shaw Il Co. vs.. Calian.
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GENTLEMEN's wear cleaned to perfec-
ton and without the old destructive mode
Of securing only at the Memphis Steam
Dyeing Establishment.
B. A. H0LLENBERG, Proprietor,
262 Second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-13

At noon, at the REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE or
HuYsrER, IRRELEVANT a Co., northeast corner
Of Main and Jefferson streets, IN the CITY ~
Memphis, the following property CONVEYED
10 me in Trust. on the LIST day OF August is70
BY Virginia F. Yerger aud Orville Yerger- -
Trast Deed; A lot Of ground on north side ~
Union street, lust west OF the crossing on ne
the north side Of Union street. exfending
north ward to the railroad.
feba JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-13

DURABLE AND CHEAP SHoEs.-Our own
and other celebrated hand-sewed makes of
ladies' and children's Shoes extremely
cheap. Call and examine. CANS,
2gS Main street.
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If there is a man in the city that de-
sires to buy a suit OF clothes he would do
well to call upon US, as we have a COM
plete assortment of cloths. which we
make up in the latest styles very cheap.
Our place of business is II Monroe street,
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Ex-MAYoR LEFTWlcH.
Programme of Funeral ~ObssquIs. To-Day.

As we announced previously, the fu-
neral of the late Hon. Ino. W. Leftwich,
NJ. c., and late Chief Executive Of this
city, will take place from the residence OF
Colonel Geo. CAN'T to-day at two o'clock
The following is the Order of Ceremonies:
Band.
Police Force of the City.
Fire Department.
HEARSE.
PAIL Bearers, as follows;
Aldermen Cartwright and J. o. Durff,
Councilmen G. Dixon and J. NJ.
Graves; Citizens r. J.. Morgan,
s.. ID. Dunscombe, NJ. Z.
Cochrane, NJ. J.
Wicks.
The Press in Carriages.
The Mayor and General Council.
Other City Officials.
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2sa MAIN STREET.

Cleayes, Smithwiek & Hatcher are
making large additions to their law and
miscellaneous books and stationery.
Their stock is being filed up with ali the
leading standard works and attractive
literature Of the day, and they intend to
sell books at a low profit, so that all may
read. They rave just received a hne
stock of stationery, particularly a fine lot
of envelopes, from the best mandatory
in the country. All who need anything
in their line would do well to call and see
them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-13

business NoTICE.-NO contracts or OBJ
igations assumed or made by any indi1
vidual owner or employee Of this office,
will be paid at our counter or recognized
as an offset to any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle it
himself In person.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-13

HrTE q CoRwINE have removed their
Job Printing establishment to the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Union street. and are
now prepared TO execute orders for job
Printing in the shortest notice. Our pa
irons will bear this in mind and act &C
c~ordingly.
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LETTER

Tbs following Is the list OF letters remain
Ing n the Memphis Postodice and not deIiv-
eredby carriers yesterday.
MI letters directed TO street and numbera
viii be delivered promptly By carriers.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Buy WOOD of Scheuber Bros. Leave or
ders with L. Roescher, S26 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-13

The WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
single sheet published in the South.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-13

READ the new advertisement of
SeeSseJ q Son on first page. They are
rushing things on prices.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-13

No. / Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omew q Allen. No. 5 West Court street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-13

29S is the number on Main street of the
place to buy Cheap Dry Goods. Ask for
Cans, PCS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-13

HEzEKIAH, 81 Jefferson, cuts children's
garments in the latest styles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-13

OUR one dollar Corset is a bargain.
CANS, 298 Main street.
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ENCOURAGEMENT

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-We are author
!, lied 70 ALFRED ROBERFSoN
as a candidate for the office OF Justice OF the
Peace. Election 9TH of March, INNS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-13

Go TO LOCKE's, 233k Main street, for an
assortment Of pictorials, etc, etc.
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VENDIa Bros. & Co. are determined to
close out their entire stock Of Boots and
Shoes:
Ladies' sewed and pegged shoes
per pain. -....-. Isl NO o.
Children's sewed and pegged
shoes. Der pair....~~..- 75a1 %
Ladies' and gents slippers l 0O@l %
Mems sewed and pegged boots 4 00g6 90
Mems sewed and pegged shoes. 2 00@S 90
Nc. 226 Main street.
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DYsPEPTIos can eat biscuits raised with
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder with
impunity. For sale by all grocers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-13

Two AMI A HALF yards wide Sheeting
at a price not known before.
HERZOG q BRO.
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GET your F. Y. shirts ready made or to
order OF the manufacturers, Wiggans &
Thorn, 233 Clay Building.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-13

A NEW lot of Embroideries in entire
new patterns at still lower prices.
HERZOG 81 BRO.
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H-EMsTITCHED Handkerchief, all linen,
at zoe each. I. w. JOHNSTON i co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-13

HANDsoMEsr patterns of Calico in the
world, only 12Lc, at Cans new store, 298
Main street.
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ZYPHYR worsteds reduced to the fol
lowing prices:
High colors, % cents per ounce.
White and black, 20 cents per int
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