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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-08

La Diva" did not, as was announced
and expected, arrive yesterday. The
steamboat on which she had taken pas
sage at st. Louis was detained on the
way, and did not. until late last night,
reach Memphis. Unfortunately for Stra-
kOsch, his agent here failed to take adj
vantage of the evening paper to publish
the fact. and when at last it was made
known by means of dodgers scattered
with prodigal profusion through the city,
great was The disappointment that over
Swallowed fair brOws, and impatient the
expressions that escaped from gentlemen
who had made their arrangements for the
evening. But sll this will he more than
made up for tonight, when the Patti will
certainly appear, and, we predict, to as
brilliant an audience as ever greeted her
during her triumphant career. AppropOs
to the occasion, we append the following
from a musical friend:
Editors appeal: 1 can appreciate the
desire of good citizens to hear all they
can of the sweet melody our little canta-
trice knows so wellhow to produce for her
charmed hearers, but as an unknown friend
Of Mile Patti, | would protest against in
sisting upon an encore in moret han we or
three instances. for this reasons: 1 hap
pen TO know the fair singer has but Just
recovered from severe illness, and her
bodily strength will not permit a too
violent taxing of her powers.
FAIR PLAY.
THEATER.-But a slim house greeted the
Letingwell last night-a tact, consid-
ering the weather, not to be wondered at.
We dropped in during the evening, and a
more hearty laugh we never enioyed.
His MILDLY Ashore" is too comicaI. To.
night we hare Billiards and The Mid.
dy Ashore, !" and in spite of the Patti Con
cert, we expect to see a good house
BRooM's OPERA HoUsE-"More rain
more fun," seems to be- Broom's motto
for the darker and colder and more disa.
greeable the weather is outside, the cosier
and more comfortable Charlie tries to
makeit in his neat little theater. ANY body
who want an evening Of fun and amuse-
ments should go TO BroOm's.
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DIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

MEMPHIS GAS WORKS, February 7.
River fell 2 inches in past n hours.
Below high-water mark of lS67 l foot and
3 inches. CHAS. GOODWIN,
Superintendent Gas Works.
Our dispatches below will give the latest
news from all ports along the Ohio and
Missippi. The decline goes on at this
point very slowley, but 1t will increase
daily. There is five feet on Harpeth
Shoals in the Cumberland river, and fall
ing. Arkansas is falling with less than
three feet on the bars below Little Rock.
White river is also falling. The weather
IS cold and disagreeable, with snow aud
rain sandwiched. Business ID active on
the levee, with a large list of arrivals and
departures and a dozen packets in port.
~LoUIsvILLE, February Tine river is
falling, with seven and a half feet in the
canal.
~YIcKsBURe, February Up: Belle
Lee, s am; Alaska, 4 pm; Bismarck. 5
p NJ; Olive Branch, + pm, This river is
stationery. The weather Is clear and
cold.
NASHVILLE, February THE river is
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Chanoery Court-..ChanceIIOr ROraan.

Judge Anderson presided on yesterday,
and there being no special business before
the Court, an early adjournment was had.
To-day Judge Anderson will hear SOM
special cases In which Chancellor Morgan
is incompetent. The demurrer calendar
will be continued over to Tuesday next.
Attorneys having in possession papers in
the case Of E. G. Sterling VS.. j. T. Sterling
will please return them Immediately to
the office of the Clerk and Master.
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After this date, advertisements win not
be received from any but regular custom
ers and we~ll-established houses. unless
accompanied by the cash. The enforce
ment OF this rule is rendered necessary by
the difficulties of collection and the de-
mands of a business that requires a cash
outlay fe oil its departments, FOR its proper
and profitable conduct. Business men
win understand and appreciate the neces-
siIy for this basis for our future.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co,
November 80, 1869,
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FREIcHTs.
Al Answer from the HemphIs and Louisville
Railroad.

MEMPHIS DIvISIoN MEMPHIS AND
LOUISVILLE RAILROAD LINE.
GENERAL FREIGHT OFFICE.
MEMPHIS, Term, Feb. 7, 1870.
Editors appeal The tenor OF several
communications which have lately ap
pssred in the public press, Is somewhat
calculated TO convey the Impression that
all the railroads terminating here, dis
eliminate against Memphis, by carrying
through freighis to the exclusion of local
business. Conscious that no intention
exists Of doing wrong 10 any corporation,
your attention is called to the fact that
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad has neve
yet refused local freights, whilst It has fire.
quently been obliged 10 turn through
freights offered Il in other directions.
The policy of this company IS, and has
been, to foster its local business, carrying
through freights only. withits surplus. roll
ing stock. Very respectfully yours,
A. II. PATTON, @. +. A.
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Shelby Circuit COurt---Judge Swayns.

SHoi1J OhSuA SOHiuoSO O"dJ"O'
The argument in the case of the Mer-
chants National Bank VS. Laird &
HUFF closed last evening. Judge Swayne
reserved his decision.
To-day the case of the State VS.. Mathes,
indictment for murder, will be called for
trial. Should the above case not be taken
up, the civil calender, published IN Satur-
day last, will be called for trial from No. l49
to l69, also case No. S9-Hearn VS.. Young.
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VALUABLE AND RELIABLE Browns
Br nchial TrOches' will be found in
valuable 10 ih"se exposed to sudden
changes, ahording prompt relief IN cases
Of coughs, colds. etc. For public speakers
and singers, and those who over-tax the
voice, they arc useful I'm relieving an
irritated throat, and will render articula-
ton easy. As there are limitations, be
sure to obtain the genuine.
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The GERMAN
RATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.

DIRECTORS
tovls BsHsHer, J. C. Nicely,
scoolheld& Hanauer. BROOKS Nicely go
o c lo,es. A. L. Harris,
- Rcovu 90. Harris, Cochran 8 Co,
. o waH N. l.. Meaeham,
. walt co. Meacham a TreRdwen-
T.,s y Allen. 6. l. GeHisOn,
-. y Alien 4 Co. Orgiu Bros. q Co.
n . Madden. ]. C. Terry,
d p MADDEN & 20. Price a Terry
Ell. TayicF, OF Taylor a Ruuand.
OFFICERS:
LOUIS HENAUsR, President,
MI. KEAcHAR, vics-Preslderi.
MARrlE GRIFFIN, Cashier
\. &. GARTH, Assistant Cashier.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Efitors Appeal: AT a meeting this In,
Of the lady managers of Leath Orphan
Asylum, il was unanimously resolved
that we return you many thanks for your
assistance in rendering our late concert
for the benefit of the Asylum a complete
success.
Very respectfully,
MRS. MILES OWEN,
MRS. DOYLE,
MRS. TITUS,
MRS. TATE,
COmmtttaa
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THIS morning, at IL O'Clock, A. Aston.
at the deor OF the office of Clerk and
Master, by order of the Chancery Court,
will sell the sturehOuse at the corne of
Front and Monroe streets, now occupied
by A. j. Roach q Co. Also, three fine
residences on Mosby street. There is a
fine chance for investment.
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LAW
MnnlcIpaI Court-..Iudae FOute.

Municipal court--ludgs Foute.
Yesterday the following cases were dis
posed of:
The case of State against Foley; indict-
ment for extortiOn, was continued.
state against Collins, forfeiture.
State against Robson, submitted and
fine imposed.
!. s. Black was sworn in as attorney.
To day the following cases will be called
for trial:
State against Nesbit.
State against Duprey.
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Criminal Court-.-Iudus Hudson.

Yesterday morning the following aft
daTit was fled in the Dickens case. in
the Criminal Court of Memphis:
State oil tennessee Indictment for muir
Thomas Dickens. der.
L.. B. Horrigan, Attorney General,
makes oath that he is informed aud be-
lieves that the witness, Peter Laurence
Doyle, before he testified in this case, at
the city of Memphis, in Adams street,
on or about three months ago, stated in
the presence of NJ. App, o. App, j.
Lutz, &C. F. Kitchner, that he intended
TO testify ia this case for the side which
paid him the most money.
This fact was not known to afiant at
the time said Doyle was on the stand as &
witness, nor until after the testimony on
both siGes was closed. and for this reason
the said Doyle was not examined as to
this point, and said witnesses were nOJ
called TO prove the same. TINS said NJ.
App, Oscar App, c.. +. Kirchner and J.
Lutz are here nov in Court ready to tes-
tify as 10 these facts, n in support of the
motion founded on this affidavit, and to
testify to said facts before the jury
L. b. HOR RlGAN,
Attorney General.
Sworn to before me, this 7th February,
1870.
II. /. Fox, Clerk.
r. 5. CAPERs, Deputy Clerk.
A motion was made, based upon the
above affidavit, to introduce new testi-
mony. After a full argument by counsel
the Court ruled the evidence inadmissi-
bic because the witness (DOyle) had not
been examined OIL the points stated in the
affidavit. Attorney General H|Orrigan
commenced his argument to the jury on
behalf of the State, and will resume his
argument at nine o'clock this morning, TO
hour court stands adjourned.
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hHe go AhaNa @AAA - -
Yarn.
a wonderful, monstrOus, almost in
credible revolution in the domestic econ
omy Of Memphis IL proposed to be accom-
plished by The prOprietors Of the Home
Washer, who lave their Office at the cor
ner ofEssJ Court and Second streets. It
is proposed 10 buy the little stern-wheel
steamer Bob5ail, which used to be called
a "litJle tub put hoops around its sides
when plsnked up, and with the inverted
w~ater-wheel lin the midst of the vessel
hlled with wGter) set in motion by the
engine, wash all the dirty buds of Mem
phis. A Home Washer, it is thought by
a noted civil engineer, as large as a steam
boat, would play the part Of washwOman
for the whole city. except SodOm, Rotten
Row and Hells Half Acre. II all the soft
soap used by modest lawyers in the city
courts were applied to the purpose, Hell's
Half Acre might be purified but nothing
less than a -sUeam-engine could knock
the blacks OUT There is neither truth
nor virtue where filth prevails, and the
Board Of Aldermen want the steam Home
Washer constructed for the benefit Of
street-walkeTs and black legs. Pur-
RatOTy is a place of purifcs-
lion where we must all stop.
un our way to Paradise; that the DELAY
NAV be brief, one OF those wicked law yers
bhAbLDc lone " dHueT must Dc inlrO tuceQ
and the Ecumenicai Council consulted
about il. the supreme excellence OF
the Home Washer may ba finally and for
veT demonstrated the befoulrd charac-
ter Of The claim agent who has cJeaned Out
Of their Bttty tWcTe so many dirty blacks
viii be washed white as wOOl-negro
wool. If the river fall and the water be-
come scarce. the proprietOrs of the great
Home Washer propose TO have a tank
erected near that sea OF troubles on
" hich Mayor Johnsing is adrift. Instead
Of pumping thunder into newspapers,
let the Board Of Aldermen pour forth
streams Of sparkling, living eloquence to
run the great Home Washer. A stesm-
boaiman proposes to establish a great
laundry with a huge Home Washer, at
Shirt-taiI Bend. The Home Washer is |
supplied with little adjuucts which will .
RUNE a pretty girls collar or petticoat.
but her temper, and wiring her linen
but never her heart. Il would ring a
church bell If you'd give it rope. We saw |
IL wash, IN any event, cords" of clothes. |
The Office Of The pruprietors Of the Home
Washer was recently an a%pothecary's |
shop; the charge II slight. since IL is now
devoted to h~ydropathy instead of allo-
pathy, ami water il the only '~'purgative"
used nv the pair of amphihious NJ D,.S /
mud destroyers) who run the machine.
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RELIEF Committee Of The Confederate
Relief and Historical Association: Major
p. p. Adams, james F Bea~lev. captain
A. J. Black. JOHN W. DAWSON,
Secondary
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EVERY housekeeper in the city now
buys her Domestics, Irish Linens, Table
Damasks, Towels, Napkins, Sheetings,
ETC., at A. SEESSEL 81 SONS.
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WE are closing out our elegant Beaver
U0akS at one-haif their real value.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
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MEMPHIS, Feb. Z, 1870.

jos LOCKE, 1851 Main street, has all
the attest, illustrated, scientific. literary,
sporting, sensational, police, German and
Irish weeklies, and all the latest dailies
and mOnthlies.
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DIE M~oDENwELT for February, and a
host of other fashion, literary and scien-
tihc magazines, at Joe Locke7s, 236H
Main street.
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THE Gold and {" New Net" at
HERZOG'S.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

We have received the February number
of GOOD WORDS FOR THE YOUNG" 1t
is as full of good healthy reading matter
for the young mind as an egg is of meat.
Il Is 40 be found at MansfOrd's, on the
corner of SECOND and Monroe streets.
We have received the ADVANCED sheets
of "AsRARos kAssIs THE Corr" a ro-
NANCE Of Modern Egypt by Edwin De
/ Leon, late u. :. COnSul-GeneraI for
Egypt. In his dedication to Prime, III.
De Leon characterize his work as u
photograph of Eastern Life and Man
ners." Such, upon inspection of the
pages before US, we find il. Ii Is as inter
esting as the Upper Nile" of Prime,
and 10 destined 10 - extended a ciTOGla-
ton and rs much of the favor Of the lit
erary world. Mr.. De Leon, during a res
idence in Egypt OF some Twelve years,
enjoyed peculiar facilities and exception
al advantages for seciug and learning
many things, which must ever be as a
sealed boob TO The tourist, or the trader.
in the EAst. His official position and
long residenCe-as well ~ his kGUWledge
of the language and private life Of the
peOple-gave him opportunities of Obser-
played in this book. Ar. De Leon espe-
ciaiiy depicts the influences Of the fatal
ism of "Islam,f which psruleates and
blends with every act of Ezypt's daily
life-aud the isolation of tho Hareem,
Shich establishes the social position of
woman. Tic interest in Egypt and the
East, awakened hy the recent completion
of the Suez Canal, and the efforts being
made by the VicerOy 10 extend to all
parts OF his dominion some Of the bless
ings of modern civilization, give 10 this
charming book Of one of our leading
Southern writers. an unusual interest,
and will no doubt secure for II in the
North As well as the South a large de-
msnd. Il should fnd It's way 70 every
cultured home and place in the library OF
every man who desires to be intelligent as
to the modern Inhabitants Of the land of
the Pharaohs LippincOtt, of Philadel-
phia, is the publisher.
THE SOUTHERN CULTIVATOR for Febru-
ary has come TO hand. We cannot say as
much for it as its table OF contents be-
speaks. end for a number TO see what
iJ is.
Step into Joe Locke's at 235E Main
street, and see what he has of pictorial
publications; also a stock of beautiful
valentines.
HERzOG's great Embroidery Sale at a
bargain during this week.
A oooD 2-plsit shirt for -, at Wiggans
& Thorn's, 2S3 Clay Building.
Go TO Joe Locke's, 23aII Main street,
ny NEn N1NnEE nENuW-
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HALLS VEGETABLE Siclllan Hair Re-
eve cleans the scalp OF dandru6, and
AllaYa all nnpleasant irr.taLIons.
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GENTS Under wear al a great sacrifice.
Be IN time u avail yourselves Of bar
gains. A. SEESSEL & son.
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GREAT reductions IN Dress Goods
HERZOG Il BRO.
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THE Patti concert will come off to-
b. LOwenstein & Bros. offer their
Cloaks at greatly reduced prices.
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JOE LOCKE has a fun supply of late
daily and weekly papers.
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ADMINISTRATIONS.

Nofiess under Hs heud U1Q Be- inserted az Ten
oalG PEI line. each insertion.
HFLP Farmers waning help. male or fe-
III male cau b. supplied by call ng at the
Lab = and Inteliigeace pfhcs, No.65JSner-on
street feO5
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ALL THE FACTS IN A NUTsHELL.-The
points of difference between Phalon's
Vitaha, or Salvation for the Hair. and the
other hair darkening articles, are these:
They are siicky-it is devoid Of gluten.
They sre opaque-it is transparent. They
are fefid-it il fragrant. They are
muddy-it Is clear. They produce dun
Tim 81 reproduces natures hues. Sold
by all druggists.
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AKNOUsCEKERTS
ATTEsTIoN, Ex.CANDIDATEs.

W have tTkea out the announcement o
al craiidGfes Wh0 tgere defeated before II
UFuy EHceHhOH Those CHOSE announce
mats IRE thus tEksg OWt, DishiHg % ran a.
deDra.isHt against he nominees, can hTU
hsir announcement TepUbLiShed agittOu
TfrI cost.
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Joe Locke, at Z36H Main street, near
Jefferson, has Hsrper's Bazaar and all the
illustrated Weeklies. Also the New York
and Mestern dailies.
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FOR

Q HERTFF-T hereby myself s
y an independent candidate Tor re eiectio
TO the office OF sheriff, al the ensuing Marc
election. A. Z. CURRY,
iaIl sheriff OF Shelby county.
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NoTICE.-We are authorized by our con-
~iEuees to close out the entire stock of
furniture now on hand, at reduced rates.
W. II. PASSMORE & CO.,
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THE only place in the city where ladies
can procure real bargains in Underwear
and Hosiery is at SEESSEL'S.
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WARDS New GAS BCRNER furnishes
the best, cheapest and safest light.
J. STOLTS,
56 Jefferson street.
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KOTIcE 70 ADVERTISERS.

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,
the came as all other Memphis papers,
and for the seventh day we charge one
sixth additional
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JOE LOCKE, 236H Main street, has the
Cincinnati Commercial and Enquirer. st.
Louis Times, Republican and Democrat.
chicago Times n Tribune, New York
Herald, World, Times and Tribune, Lou
isville Courier-JOurnal, and a host of
a late dailies and illustrated weeklies.
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MONpAY. FEBRUARY z. 1870.

Between the hours OF 10 O'Clock q m, and 1
pm, the following described tract of land,
containing one hundred ard I've (l05) acres,
lying I'm the eleven h surveyors district OF
shelby county, and STATE OF Tennessee, on
the south side Of Wolf river:
Beginning az a stake with pOst-oak pointer,
In the northwest corner of a two hundred
acre tract entered in the name Of VIM Law
renee; theme SOuth = chains and 80 links to
a stake with an elm pointer; thence west 3
chains and A. links TO a stake with whife-Osk
and sWeetgum pointers thence south Il
chains ana 20 links to a sake with two red
oak pointers, thence east Is chains and Al
links to a stake with sweet gum pointer
thence north 10 chains 70 n stake with gum
and elm pointers; thence west Is chains TO
the beEinuinS.
Terms Of S~aie-One-thira cash: b~alsnce, on
acredlt or one and two wears, with interest;
purchaser executing notes. with approved Sc
chrlty, q lien being retained on the land for
the deferred payments.
JOHN bOAGUE, Clerk.
By BERNARD COLL, Deputy clerk.
The 50 q OF the lend mentioned In the petf-
ton IN he above entitled cause f.. BY the
consent Of thu parties IN interest. continued
until the further orders OF the Court.
JOHN LEAGUE, Clerk.
February 8. E70. febi
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THE APPEAL is the only Daily paper
published in the city. Only twenty-five
cents a week.
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COUNTY COURT SALE Of LAND -Jsnua-
" Term, $50
j. J. Woods and Mary Woods " Georgia. Do
IA and Martha DEMONSTRATION for sale
of land.
Under and by virtue Of m order of resale,
made in the above entitled cause At the jan
uary term, 1874. or the county Court OF shell
by county, Tennessee, ] viii proceed 20 sell.
Al puolc auction. before the courthouse
door, In the city of Memphis. On
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EVERYTHING reduced.
HERZOG & BRO.
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70 ADVERTISERS IN HE APPEAL.

TIE WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
single sheet published in the South.
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BARGAINS in Dry Goods at
HERZOG &BRO.
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Buy WOOD of Scheuber Bros. Leave or
ders with L. ROescher. a28 Main street.
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The "Whai Is It" Of Second Street in a
Home Tasher--The Mayor 10 Buy a Mu-
NC pal Home Washer--A Wonderful
Yarn.
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Tar APPEAL Is delivered for Is cents a
week.
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aEyrLRMENls LIFT.

Anthony , Glover f. cold Pitten & Long
Berkeie Il Gather r % Paterson W
BeettlJ H-astend Poe VI
BBrtrea s Herbert ~ Russell j
Boyktn Reds u~alaburtOn . oOndeld II
Calvin II StarbuCk GF
CoppeK T Karr sperr
GochrauJF KiIbprn A Spain
Chambers II Ia iganI Ioler hF
Crowley n Melton TX walker y
Dickinson GS Marley wright H
Dnhigrsn cen Merriu AW MestDrOOk ID
CO MurphyIP IT
Elliott MOblsg " Williamson p
Field P Maydweu J V Wright hoppe
Fins 4 NJ II so
F iutS hahoney II wilson
FItzgersld II McFrort. B warns
a. ina VI NapDi-r A NaFren W "
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Ok Il MAsTER ID CHANCERY C,RI

rLERK ANDMAsTER-wear are authorize,
\ o~anuOunce N. J.. L STEWART a. q car
dfdate Tor clerk and Master OF the SecOn'
Chancerv our at the ensuing election 70
that Office. leb6
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LADIES LIST.
AlexandcrF Owens mrs N
BtnEltu mrs Perry mrs VI
tarrnnrs mrs NJ kLtledge miss o
D1urtv mrs II Rocalie miss NJ
FgraV miss 4 Scheduled r, cold
+ e. ting miss All WrIght mrsJS
Morris Eurs VI o Williams miss c.
MirtS miss VI A Wolf mrs VI
Nanler miss * Aoueum mrs r
Nuckiss MSS
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COUNTY COURT CLERK-We are author
y Izel 20 announce J = CAHRUTHEkS o
candi ate on the independent ticket toI
CIer- OF the tounfy Court Of Shelby county
At the tnSut n Marcu election. JaSJ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-08

HERzoG's great Embroidery Sale at a
bargain during this week.