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l. O. 0. r. DIRECTORY.

GAroeo ENCArrp,rEST. MOB, l. o. @. F.-meets
On ERE 1st aud Thursday nights OF each
I1-r G. ..-s O'Clock s.. FfDayls, LP.. DC.
Trader. u. e Thomas Bacon, scribe.
MEMFE-s EODGE. No. 6-lnPets every Tuesday
--r-t aL - O'Clock. J. W~..Wayne~5ur-. \.
c. =. Campbell, V. c.; ThOs. Monet, Secy
CHFCEAsAw LulGE, No. Smeets every Mon
day night 90 ~ O'Clock 4. HerE, No;
3.P Hoffman, Y. G.; Leon Levy, Record
fuE -a-refarv.
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a CLERGYMAN REV. j. McSIurray).
writing from Halifax, n. s., says. "Hav-
ing suffered several years With throat af-
fiction, TO which clergymen are especially
subject, and having used various reme-
dies, l have pleasure in giving my testi-
mony as Il the relief 1 have had 10 the
discharge Of my Sabbath labors from the
use Of Browns Bronchial Troches.'
They have been a great comfort. Others
20 whom have recommended them have
used them with advantage" For Coughs
and Colds the Trocbes are equally efica-
cious.
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AGENTS

EVER1WHERE to sell the AxEnroAN
Family Knltttng Machine ever invented.
Price SO. Win knlt 1000 stitches per min
ute. Address AMERICAN KSITTLSG MAoHINE
20 kO6tOn- MASa- or AZ IOUiS- Mo tall
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No advertisement is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEALunless especially ordered
and paid for as an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week,
the same a. all other Memphis papers,
and for the seventh day We charge ne
sixth additional.
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FOR SALE.

ENHE Stern-wheel Steamboat
4 SUBMARINE No. Ii. She ia E-F
IoJ ieet long. 81 feet beam. 8 feeI fSiT -
SArFy seven undre TONS has % tncb evlin-
1ersi . eel stroke, with ample boiler pcTer-
on toera! terms. or exchanged for city DroD-
ae1 FIEN-
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SAD END.
4 Swedish Emigrant Dies frem Exposure
on the Roadside.
The Body Inferred by the city--.CotOnsr's
Inquest.

The S-ectiOnmaster on the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad at an early hour yes
terday morning found a young man, APP
parently in a dying condition, lying on
the roadside, near the track, about three
and a half miles east of Collierville. The
westward bound train, which came along
shortly after the discovery, was tagged
md the unfortunate stranger was put on
board, in charge of the humane conductor,
Mr.. -, who did everything in his
powerto keep life in the body until proper
medical attendance could be secured his
attentions were in vain, however, tor
Heath ensued in the course of a half hour
4fter the man was taken TO the train.
The body was brought to this city and
carried to the First district s~tationhouse,
where It was received and searched. There
was found on 1t nothing but a testament
in the Swedish tongue, with the name
Johann August Lindberg written on the
iy-leaf. An ak was found lying by his
side, by the Sectionmaster. These two
'rticles were the only things inthe posses
sion Of the unfortunate.
1t is supposed that he belonged to some
band Of emigrants travelling westward,
and that having gotten of the train for
some purpose, was accidentally left, and
died Of exposure before he could reach q
settlement where he could make his
wants understood. The verdict of the
Coroner's jury, impanelled st the station
house yesterday forenoon, was-"died
from exposure and congestion"
LOOK AT OUR bargains in Dry Goods.
A. SEESSEL &SON.
HoGAN y HCGUEs in "Shoo-Fly"-
great sensation Of the day-tO-night.
PIECE goods greatly reduced.
HERZOG & BRO.
Get Twisted Threads" at COwPER-
THwAIT, CHAPMAN s. Co.'S
Cooley, Peterson and Demorest for
January, st Joe LOcke's, 236x Main street.
ONE HUNDRED Arabs reduced to five
dollars. We have reduced our Arabs TO
i've dollars.
J. II. LOEWENSTINE & BROS,
81 Main, Clay Building.
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THE DEMAND TELLsTHE SToRY.-From
al directions orders for Phalon's Vitalia
or Salvation for the Hair come pouring
In. All the noxious dyes, etc., 20 down
before 1t. i year hence they viii be IN
marketable. The ladies' say il Is as pleas
ant TO use as a perfuIned toilet water, and
It il as transparent as crystal. Nothing
else r%eproduces SO perfectly the original
hue OF the hair.
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els, White and Yazoo swamps be appreci-
ated as reservoirs. and what would be the
consequence Of forcing this winter past
Nicksburg in seven days.
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A True Lshoring Mans UaioH-.The Wood
and WiIlosware Company.

\ meeting of excellent oittzens was held
yesterday afternoon ct the Hall OF the
Chamber of Commerce for the purpose OF
etfscting an organization under the char,
ter of the Wood and Willowware Manu-
featuring Company recently enacted by
the Legislature of Tennessee. Col. David
T~Own-nend was made Chairman, and l..
J.. DuPre Secretary. The charter, a most
liberal one, was read by DR.. Tucker: and
1t was stated by Mr. Halstead that under
its provisions the sum of fifteen thousand
seven hundred dollars had been sub
scriLed. BY an unanimous vote il was
agreed hat the charter be accepted, and
that an organization should at Ouce be et-
fected under It's provisions. DR.. Tucker
read a report VI by-laEs proposed for the
business government Of the Company,
which was referred to a special commit
tee, Messrs. Tucker, EalsJead and Wood
son. At the suggestion Of Mont. Pepper,
a committee of three was appointed to
nominate Directors. Messrs. Pepper,
Ualstead and Piper, the com nlttee, re-
ported the following list of Directors ;:
D.. II. Townsend, n. S. Bruce, II. NJ.
James, Z. y. Moore, and Mont. Pepper.
The report of the committee was unani-
mOUsly approved. On motion of Mr..
WoodSon a special committee Of five was
appointed to solicit additional subscrip-
tions to the capital stock. Mr.. Halstead
stated that most of the subscriptions
already made had been secured by DR..
Tucker and himself, and that there was
no difficulty in securing any reasonable
sum; that S30,eo0 were required. TO make
the Company easy and successful from
the beginning, and that this sum could be
readily raised If subscribers were no
longer restricted 10 Soc ST. descriptions.
The committee appointed consists Of
Messrs. Halstead, Pepper, Tucker, Martin
anG Belts. The stockholders meeting
adjourned. The Directors meet this after
noon at 4 o'clock at navy ToWnshend's
Office.
KENTUCKY HORSES FOR SALE.-One
par large sOrrel hOrSos-will work sin
gle or tOgether-tOr sale low by
O. +. PRESCOTT q CO.,
Lamp Store, No. 40 Jefferson street.
"SHoo-FLY," by Hogan and Hughes,
Memphis Theater, tonight. See it.
BLACK AND FANCY Silks, Irish Poplius,
and all Dress Goods at cost.
A sEESSEL &sON.
THE APPEAL Is delivered for IS cents a
week.
The Southland Writer'S" 1T CowPES-
THwAIr, Chaplain u Co.'S.
A FINE all-linen hemslitched handkeF-
chief for twenty cents.
HERZOG < BRO.
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25.ooO Sold hy One Dealer

Messrs. j. Bslnh & Son. of Providence. r L,
write, Nov. ls68: I'VE AVE sold the Porous
Plasters for twenty years, and, at retail and
jobDing, must have sold twenty-five thous-
and altogether. They are well liked" ja3
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RAILROAD -scHEpuLE.

NE lPHIs AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
g. ag West-Leave Hopeaeld daily at 8:0l
%.
Coming East-Leave L'AnguiIe at I:5Jp.m-
terryBoat leaves loot or Union 81. at 90 am.
B. ID. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
EPART ARRIVE.
Day Express, city time---.4.W am. 2.I5 an.
Might Express, city Gme..2;45 pm. 1913 am.
Depot, head Of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached TO Night Express
Train, Which goes through 70 Nashville. via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad. with
SAM. 3. JONES, GenT sup't.
MISSISSIPPI M TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Nail. daily--.3s20 pm. I2-OGnOOu
N. Orleans Express, daiiy-9 o. an. AIS pm
Freight, daily except sum
10 Pm SEQ am.
Mail Train make direct connection for
New Orleans and ali points South.
Express Train make direct connection for
C~OheeV1le, Water Valley. Oxford. Holly
Springs aud all points north OF Grenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket o11cs ~ II Main street and II the
Depot OInn1busses VIII cali FOR PASSENGER
and check baggage Ia any part Of the city. by
leaving orders at ~ L. Main street.
A. s. LINER-AORF. GsnT 9up5t
y p OAKLEY Cent Tievat Agent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-20

THE lady managers of Leath Orphan
Asylum hold an adjourned meeting, ut
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, on
Thursday, Goth inst, at 10 o'clock.
Mrs. MILES OWEN, President.
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PRIMARY MEETINGS.
Democratic Executive Committee Shelby
County.

The primary meetings in the wards Of
the city for the purpose OF appointing
delegates to the County Convention, viii
be held on Saturday evening, January -,
at seven o'clock, at the following places:
First Ward-Main street Enginehouse.
Second mathematician, Exchange
Building.
Third Wsrd-'Squire Kiernan's Office,
Adams street.
Fourth Ward-Stillmsn Hall, Second
street.
Fifth Wsrd-Municipal Courtroom,
Second street.
Sixth Ward-Waldran Block, Main
street.
Seventh Ward-Ferguson Hall.
Eighth Ward-Poplar street Market
house.
Ninth Ward-Chelsea House.
Tenth Ward-Corner Of Main andSOuth
streets. THO5. II. LOCKWOOD,
Chairman.
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10 AOvERnsEEs on LIE APPEAL.

After this date, advertisements win not
be received from any but regular CUSTOM
ers and wel-established houses. unless
accompanied by the cash. The enforce
ment Of this rule i rendered necessary by
the difficulties OF collection and the de-
mands OF a business that requires a cash
outlay IL al is departments. FORTS proper
and profitable conduct. Business men
VIII understand and appreciate the neces-
stty for this basis for oar future.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
November %. lSa9.
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BUSINESS NOTICING contracts or OBJ
legations assumed or made by any indi3
yidual owner or employee OF this Office
viii be paid az our counter or recognized
as an Offset TO any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle IL
himself IN person.
NATTNG r g. 90
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A RARE CHANCE

fAhCtMSfANCES Of a private nsturs CON-
PEI Ms - seA That ~Weii-kuown and we'll
paying estaon~Ameut known as ire Cochrau
n5A. 10 man OF enterprise this IS a sDlen-
ola cnances more specially as ouar Il AZ
sasy terms. Apply on the premises, 10
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An IMPORTANT M%0vERENT.

EXCITEMENT ATHERzOG's.-Dres goods
almost given away. Price them.
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c PARAGRAPHS

HEROES prices OF dress goods are rev.
authorizing. Go and hear the reductions.
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FLANNELs, BLANKETS, and all Wooden
Goods at cost. A. SEESSEL q son.
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THE best mattress aud upholstery work
done at ThiNtOn's, a Court street, next
Southern Express Office.
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Our dress goods are closing out at much
lower prices than before.
HERzOG & BRO.
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~lNSARE ASYLnh.

Ct yINCEETS INSTITUTION FOR THE
- INSANE, St Louis, Mo. This Institution
was founded BY the sisters OF Charity, Au-
gust 10, 1888. II Is private and drsf-cisss ia
It's ARRANGEMENTS ana accommodation. In
sane patients OF both sexes and OF an de-
nominations are received, also those addicted
TO taking opium or other stimulanfs 70 a.
Cess and desire TO correct. For terms. sic
apply q D.. J, x. BAuDUY or the SISTER
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II GERMAN
NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.
DIRECTORS:
Louis Ranauer. J. C. Nicely,
SooolneldS Harauer. Brooks. Nicely * co
r. S. Jones, A. L. Harris,
Jones. Brown 4 Co. Harris, Cochran 4 Co.
r. P. Walt, Il. 1. Heacham,
R. P. Walt & Co. Meacham a Treadwel
Th0s. n Allen, G.. L. p~eais0H,
Tnos II. Allen 4 Co. Orgiu Bros. s Co,
D. P. HGdden, &c. Terry,
D. P. Hadden & Co. Price x Terry.
Ell Taylor, OF Taylor & Rutland.
OFFICERS:
LOUIS HAEAUER, President,
N. L. HEACHAN, Wce-Presldent.
MARTIN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
H. E. GARTH, Assistant Cashier.
isl5
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City and County Scrip and Tennessee
money, at City Bank, No. 8 Madison
street, in sums 10 suit.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

DRY Goops AT CosT! Dry Goods at
cost. A. SEESSEL Il SON.
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Criminal court...Iadna Hndann.
Law Court--.Iudoe Carmaek.

The Dickens case still on trial. A jury
has not yet been impanneled.
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

COUNTY COURT CLERK.-We are author
u lied 10 announcs JOHN P. IRRELEVANT
~ candidate for the once Of County Court
tlerk at tie March election, subject to the
MOBILIZATION OF the coaDty convention. jal5
COUNTY Court CI.ERK.-In answer to
- the complimentary call made 10 your
resterGaT's issue, By man OF my friends,
eerla OF whom have known me long, lam
uounce myself e candidate for County Court
CIsrk a. shelby county, subject to the deci-
efon az the Couuty Convention.
AZ JNo C. COOPER,
IOUETY COURT CLERK-we are author
80 10 announce JAMES hEILLE, the
-.rent Deputv CoRntyC Court Clerk. as a can
SIfafe or Esunty C0uIt Clerk al the ensuing
Hs-rs election. jail
HouKqY COURT CtEBK-J. HARVEY
MATHE9 IS g candios3e lor county Cocrt
Clerk. subject 10 tnSpt0PeI DsAoeiAuc con
Tsntion.
c-----y CaTrRT CIEHR.-We are author
ff.lRt .-,1orras HUGH d. GREER. as q
~sndsdats for the ONCE 81 ADe. steh
~ the March ctecHonf f11gS
Ston 81 the county con
-@ gorpr n.FRK-At the sOllcita-
NOlNA1 - erauE friends, Rnd IN re-
to- - n tite ApPnAL and Ledger.
spouse = --rT,fiv state that I an a candi-
4 Wonle ~ no CJ1uty Court subject 70
Gate lcl ~ Ulemrrratic convention.
Sns see-'N NIL q. WoObSON,
AMLE
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/. o. B B..
Resolutions Adopted BY the Grand Lodge
at Nashville.

The District Grand Lodge, No. 2, indie
pendent Order Of Bno Birth, representing
the Israelites Of the States of Ohio, Mis-
sour, Michigan, Iowa, Kentucky, Tennes-
see. Kansas, Alabama. Mississippi, Arzan-
sas, Louisiana and Texas, in convention
at Nashville, Tenn, January y, 1870, hav-
ing heard with profound regret OF tho con-
tInued prosecutions Of our cO-religiOnists
iE the province Of ROumania, Russia, and
having also learned with pleasure that tho
President Of the United States has already
eRarted his influence looking to the amel-
iCratiOn Of their condition; therefore be it
ReSOigsd, That the thanks of this Con-
ventiOn are hereby rendered 10 his EX-
cellency, the President, for the interest
he has manifested in this matter, and for
the prompt attention given immediately
after it was brought TO his notice. And
whereas, Notwithstanding the Interference
of this and other Governments, We are
officially informed tbSt the baFbarOUs
prosecutions are continued, and as the
kindly Offices of the United States have
always been exercised in behalf Of suffer
ing humanity, and ia many instances for
the relief Of our co-relgionistsg therefore,
be it
ReSolucd, BY virtue of our rights as
citizens Of he United States, and in the
name OF common humanity, We most
earnestly petition his EXcelienoy, the
President, TO again call the attention of
the Russian authorities TO these con
tinued prosecutions.
ReS0JUed, That We ask the whole inhu-
ence of the Government az home and
abroad be exercised to abate the barGar-
Gus treatment Of a suffering and innocent
people.
Reso}Ued, That a copy OF these resolu-
tions be forwarded TO the President Of the
United States and Published in the prin-
cipal newspapers of the country.
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Puck! Puckli Pucklii at CowPER-
THwAIT, CHAPMAN q Co.'S.
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LEGAL ADVERTISING Ian.

"SHOO-FLg, " the great sensational sol
and dance, Memphis Theater tonight.
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4 BEAUTIFUL lot of dress goods offered
this week al twenty-five cents per yard,
HERZOG & BRO,
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WIGGANs & THORN have just finished
a lot of boys shirts.2S3 CLAY BUILDING.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

Laugh at the " ~Inuoeents at CowPER-
THwAIT, CHAPMAN s Co.'S.
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LETTER LIST.

Tho following IS the list u letters remain
fnr In HE Memphis Postofice q not deliy-
cred BY carriers yesterday.
IN lsttS-e 6frected 20 street aud numbers,
wiz De delivered promptly by carriers.
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RTvER I'M

ARKANSAS En- LINE
Memphis and arkansas Rlger Packet
Company.
U. S. Nail Lina.
Vy1atar Ar-znro-aons
nURTNG the present high water in the Ar
following reat OF elesaat passe9rsr coats
through 70 fort smith;
THOs. IL. ALLEN Reese PrItehard, master
VA. CALDWELL----.E. w. Soiand, master
GUIDON Rice, Master
DATtDENELLE-~..Wm VIM. j. Rowland, master
storm, master
Foisr GIBSON ~~-~E Eugene Smith, master
Leaving MEMPHIS
TUESDAYS, TUESDAYS & SATURDAYS,
AZ o'clock p.m.
These boats are elegant They leave on
time. IA5lr accl modl. ions are uusur-
passed aud they ofer, uatier ohis arrange
mont u'9recedeutet facilities 20 entrants.
sDlppers ana t.la travelling public
PERSONS desiring IN .u over this line
should eCns..n f.ri-It to A.and A.. Z. p Co.,
4ic1 pnls. frslrnle VIII la forwarded 20 our
card rates, and without charge for landing al
Memphis. JOHN ID ADAMS, P-rusldsnt.
". ". KENNEDY. Agent
40, 8 Asdiaou at. stautan Block, de3
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular @oaphis ami asw Orleans Packet.
MAGENrA.--~..-,-~...L T. Hicks, master.
. S. sullivan, Clerk.
The only Memphis and sew Or
leans packet. Leaves Memphls
isth
r ehfuary "a
LGKBY HARMSTHD SEQ "'-
de8 ELLIOTT q MILLER, Agents.
Regular Wednesday Packet, for Vicks1arg,
hatcher and New Orleans.
Magnificent Low-Pfessure Steamer
Greet RSOuo1icz
W. B. Donaldson
WIN leave as above, WEDNESDAY, Deem
per ISL, az O'Clock pm, and every alternate
Wednesday thereafter.
FOr AZ reliable Information, apply at the
Generai Passenger Department, Ma PRONE I
made, foot OF Jefferson street. Passengers
procuring tickets at this office SECURE State
NOUNS s II. HOCK,
noa Ticket AsauG
Regular Memphis and New Orleans
Packet.
FOR NEW ORLEANS E THE BENDS
large and magnificent passenger steamer
GREAT REPUBLIC.
W.B.DoDaldson, master J. H.Atklpsou. clerk
WILL AS ABOVE
WEDNESDAY, December lst. afSp.m
and every alternate Wednesday thereafter
bOf freight or passage apply on board ar 10
AsEY q ROBBINS, Agents.
% jefeGs0a Street.
LARRY HARRIS AD, Agent,
Ho&3 u Madison Street.
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OUR ENTIRE STOCK of Miles Shoes al
cost. a. SEESSEL &SON.
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Read Yesterday, To-day and Foreverl''
at CewPERruwAIr, CHAPMAN & Co.'S.
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Go TO Loeke's. 235h Main street, for the
latest news.
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THE following dates Of our files are
missing; July 3, July 7, and August %.
We viii pay GfJy cents each for them to
the frst party bringing them to this Of
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CITY LICENSE AND K

cry scrip, in sums TO suit, for licenses
and taxes, a. City Bank, No. 0 Madison
street.
Napoleon the Thirds at CowPRR-
TRwATT, CHAPMAN 4 Co.'S.
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COUNTY SCRIPT COUNTY scsiPl

BLANKETS and shawls reduced at
HERZOG'S.
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FOR CLERK OF CRIMINAL COURT.

TLERK OFTHE CRIMINAL COURT ann
- q candidate for Clerk Of this Criminal
Court OF shelby county. subject 70 the Com
vention. Jam "a. 7. AVERY.
HLERK OF THE CRIMINAL COURT
Tor Clerk q theC FlIolDAl Court, subject 10 w
decision Of the Democratic Convention.
ias JOHN ". GRAHAM.
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DOMEsTICs. SHEETISGs and Irish Linens
at less price than can be bought in the
city. A. SEESSEL SON.
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Stands adjourned until to day at The
usual hou No special business set for
hearing.
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mark Twain's Innooents" are at Cow
FERTHwAIT. CHAPMAN & Co.'S.
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ISL.
UNlTEO STAIRS mTERaAL REyEgUE.

ASSESSOR sOFFrCESrH DrsTKrCTTEVx
-ur- MEMPHIS, January Is, Isg0.
AE annual returns of Income for ~.
- 800, VIII 0e due and received nv
EsslA~tnt 8sSeasors OF each county ~
~ district. from Jan. Ist 10 NTsrch - ,s-1
th9 AL returns u0J maize by March / viii
1--we q penalty Of nuy per cent. added 10 ne
assessment, as the law requires ~
A. 3. NEWKTRK-
United states Assaeso-
Jhio Eighth District OF TnnnaSaaa
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Cooley, Peterson and Demorest for
January, ut Joe LOcke's, 236x Main street.
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In sums 70 suit taxpayers, at City Bank.
No. 8 Madison street.
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suoO FLY, DON'T oDD NEi
Think / hear de angels sing,
] think / hear de angels sing,
1 think ! hear do angels sing
De angels now are on dc wing.
I feel, l feel, / feel
OATS what my mOdder said:
Dc angels pouring 1asses down
Upon dis niggers head.
CAO7FS-ShoO, nyi don't bodder mel
shoe, fly! don't bOdder moi
shoe. fly! don't bOdder ne!
I belong 20 Comply q.
I feel, I feel, I feel,
] feel like a morning star;
! feel, L feel, I feel,
! feel Ike a morning star;
] feel, / feel. I feel.
l feel like q morning star;
! feel, / feel, l feel,
I feel Ike q morning star.
II I sleep Ia de sun, dis Niger knows,
II I sbaep IN de sun, dis Niger knows,
II I sleep IN de sun, dis Niger knows,
4 fly come sting him on de nose.
L feel, I feel, / feel
OATS what my mo1der said:
Whenever dis niger goes 10 sleep,
He must cODer up his head.
G~horlS-ShOo, hy! don't bOdder me! etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-20
STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ST. LOUIS.

Memphis and 81. Louis .. S. Mza Tins
For O~sceola. Madrid, Hickman, Belmont and
Cairo. COnnecJinEN at Belmont with the
Iron Mountain II, R.. at Cairo with
Illinois Central r. r., and
boats up the Ohio river.
Callahan master
dHi5 sglendla passenger steamer -
&4aE@Ez
THIS DAY, Goth inst, at 8 pm.
Freight received nj the st. Louis wharfboat
jazz fLEE- CALVERT -uD7t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-20

Why? Have you not read Puck9 at
COWPERTHWAIT, CHAPHAS i Co.'S.
DIR. JNo. c.. ROGER's Office moved to
lgl Adams street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-20

BLACK ASD FANCY Silks, Irish Foplius,
and all Dress Goods at cost.
A. SEESSEL SON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-20

MEMPHIS THEATER. -"ShOO-Fly," an
immense success, repeated tonight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-20

ONE HUNDRED Arabs reduced to five
dollars. We have reduced our Arabs TO
i've dollars.
J. II. LOEWENSTINE & BROS,
81 Main, Clay Building.