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PERSONAL.

David L. ST. John, Esq. aud family.
formerly Of New York, arrived in our
city Yesterday, and will take up their
permanent residence in cur midst. Mr..
ST. John has become connected with the
Mt. Carbon Coal Company, and viii con-
duct its business here. We welcome him
70 Memphis,
WHITE alpacas, at half value this week,
at Z. LOWensteIn & Bros.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MEMPHIS THEATER. Saturday matt
nee aC this elegant place OF amusement
has now become quite an institution, and
yesterday was no exception to the rule:
in fact, the beauty and fashion of Mem
phis were well represented, and the dress
circle and p3rquette presented the ap-
pearance of a beauteous human bouquet.
The neat and lively entertainment offered
by the Buckleys was doubly relished by
ladies, children and those of the sterner
sex who were present. We have to con
graduate Mr.. Buckley on the excellent
houses he n his troupe have succeeded
in attracting during the past week, and
u that they may have 10 report as IA
yorably of next. We understand that
the performance will be changed each
night, and "~ShOo-Fly," the great sensa-
lion to-day in the minstrel business. will
be given every evening by those talented
artists, Hogan and Hughes.
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After this date, advertisements wfl not
be received from any bat regular custom
ers and well-estabIished houses, unless
accompanied by the cash. The enforce
ment OF TINS rule is rendered necessary by
the difficulties of collection and the de-
mands Of abusiness thai requires a cash
outlay ia az is departments, Tor lis proper
will understand and appreciate the necss-
sity for this basis for our future.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
November 80, 1863.
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FOR STATE TAx-COLLECToR.

STATE AND COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR
- We are authorized 20 ". L.
Er2ATIlN as a candidate or State sud
County Tax Collector, subject 10 the decision
o. Democratic Convention. taS
TATE AND COUNTY TAX-C0LLECTOEL
> We are autluFized 10 OSCAR
WOODBRIDGE a. q candidate for state and
County TaE-ColieCtCr at the ensuing March
election. subject 20 the decision OF the Demo
Er4tic convention. la4
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bHnehciaries enlisted the Cincinnati press
TO d~enOunce these worthy gentlemen as
principles in all Of the obligations Of a
travelling circus. Copying those articles
with no idsa in the world that the parties
slaudered w5r8 two gentlemen we'll and
tavOrabiy known. We take great pleasure
in making tlis acknowledgement OF our
error, and of doing justice where we be-
iieve ii 10 De due.
PRICE our Wooden Hosiery to get bar
gains. HEBEOG & BRO.
ExTRAoRDINARY bargains ct 3. L0Wsn-
stein = Bros. this we0s.
TIE WEEKLY APPEAL jig the largest
single sheet published in the South.
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LAW EPoaT


Municipal Coart---Iudgs Foufs.
The business transacted yesterday was
as follows:
Wills vs.. s%choonover, Judgment for de-
fer lant.
lie vs. Williams, exr., Judgment for
pi intiff, $500.
I9steaTs. Beaumont, judgment for plain
til. 1888 IS.
Battle vs. Memphis and Ohio r. Z. Co.
judgment Tor plaintiff, 247.
Monday next win be motion day.
The calendar for the ensuing week Is as
follows:
Tuesday, January 9TH.
gigs Jones VS.. Wormeley, JOY q Co.
1874 Temple VS.. Cox ct al.
1913 Haley VS.. Brown d Co.
1881 Heath * Co. rs. Fletcher ct al.
1900 Apperson, eX'r., vs.. Bsttes ct al.
2062 Crump, Moore u Co., va. Moody
ct al.
2064 Weimer rs. James.
20J7 FOOte vs.. Rocco.
700 Pike vs.. Heating.
2093 Townsend vs.. Berlin.
2I02 CrOwder & Co. vs.. Rawlings IL Co.
2IOj Seessel vs. Neaiis.
Wednesday, Jaluayy 26th.
1913 King VS.. Norman.
1875 Mason vs.. Busche.
1926 Vance vs.. HUM.
1883 Ulrick, Bush & Co. vs.. ZweifeI ct al.
2Jb6 Stevally vs.. Halle.
2l04 Callan vs.. Merrill ct al.
2l05 Howe VS.. Manigan.
2iO9 Hall vs.. steamer Luminary.
Zll0 Mcdonald vs.. same.
2ll2 Walker VS.. Guest.
Zll3 Wells ct al VI. same.
27l4 Maynard vs.. Wood.
2lI5 Hunt vs.. Slagel ct al.
2IlS Taylor, Jr., Va. M0rehead.
2l20 Carter vs.. Peterson.
2l2l State of Tennessee vs.. Hicks.
2l64 Ward, admir-, vs.. Anderson.
The following order was made by the
Court yesterday:
For satisfactory reasons appearing TO
the Court, it is ordered that q peremptorv
call Of the trial docket be had. commenG-
ing Thursday, the 18th inst, and conrin-
u1ng from day 20 day until the docket il
called through; and, in every ease, Attor-
neys viii be required tOstate, upon honor,
whether or not they have a defense to the
and if not, Judgment will be rem
dered against the defendant for the
claimed.
at Is further ordered, that where no
Attorneys are present 20 respond ia ang
particular cause that the same viii Be
dismissed at plaintiffs costs: and tina THIS
order he Published in the Sunday morn
ing issue, January 23G, Of the city pa
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FOR sALE.

'HE stern-wheel Steamboat L.
4 SUBMARINE No. III She slu4-S
1n0 leet long, - feet beam, o feel hold vii
carry seven hundred tons; has D-ineh evIin-
eefs,o ieet stroke, with ample boiler power.
Is now layingat Fort Pickering. WIN be soi3
on liberal terms, or exchanged for city prop
ae4 FLEM. CALVERT.
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F0R ALE-nlscELLANEOUs

YellsT7 fTa1FT nus hfad u.H b. t~ysrted a. Te5
ceiss per i.is, sIrh assertion.
y TEAM ENGTSE.-8u good Terms, an a No.
> 1 Steam Engine - horse power and
boiler. Apply On premises, chelsea Mills, or
t. ;. AaddOXs. jail J. GAISAAN.
nWELLING-A desirable tyFo-stUTy frame
- dwelling ana lot. no. - Linden street
Tile perfect; apply on iue premises JAZZ
WOOD LAND.-5g0 acres wood land for
W sale-due stock range. slA miles north
east or Memphis near HHtghte river. al nav
LgltfOn. rIoa and above overflow Apply TO
". IsrbJrS, corner Second and LaCz-ou, or ".
A. Mhcatley. Bethel Block jas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

The Ninneola, for Cincinnati, got away
with 20H0 bales cotton.
The f.. p. Walt and Commercial left for
White river, with line trips of freight and
people.
Capt. Tom Berry, who has been win
ming fame and money for h ClarksViIe
Z in the New Orleans and Arkansas river
trade, is in our city. Hs win be on the
root OF another rno packet in short time.
h America IeI5 Tor Cincinnati, with
1000 bales cotton.
The z. ". SJrader, Capt. Albert Stein,
with Alex. Stewart IN Jhe Office, passes
down to-day for Nicksburg and New Or
leans
The Richmond, Capt. Slut Neal. viii
pass CptO-day for CAIRO, Evansville ana
Louisville. She is an elegang lOW-press-
Ure passenger packet. John w. Brooks
is Der chief clerN.
The D~ardanelle, Capt. John WOOdburn,
leaves on Thursday for Little Rock and
Fort smith. Jack Chambers goes out in
the office.
1.-The Des Are wiz get away On Tuesday
for J~aeksOnpOrC and way landings-on
White river. She makes all connections.
The st. Francis leaves GA Tuesday for
81. Francis river. Tom Bowman is mas
ter.
The Liberty, Capt. Pat Wheat, viii get
away on Tuesday for Augusta, Jackson
port and way landings en- White river.
Andy ArisF still lives aud hOurishes
like a green bay horse. He is popular as
ever. and sill keeps al the head of his
profession.
Capt. oode went into the fatboats and
idle steamboats,, Yesterday, with the right
spirit. He had the latter removed to the
foot of Main street. A LITTLE more of his
and Capt. GOOde viii win and deserve the
-thauksof our live st-eamboatmen.
fIIa rnCTrrnHma nom parraa arETT -,
seven or eight Thousand dollars by the
sinking Of the Kate Robinson. 70 cost
about two hundred and fifty dollars 10
raise the X. r..
The hull or the. c. b. Church, on the
stocks at Howard's sbiPyard, Jefferson
vile. Indiana, is partially submerged.
She has been kept in her place by stone
ballast.
Capt. Jas. Ward has sold out his entire
steamboat interests and resigned his posi-
ton as President of the Northern Line
Packet Company. Capt. W. is of
oldest bOatmeH on the river, starting out
az carpenter, changing 20 pilot, and soon
after to commander. He built the 81.
Croix in 1914 for himself. Hiram Bersae.
Wa. Gugp and James Meegan. The car
penter work he did himself. This boat
was remarkable for her lasting qualities, 1
and we believe the hull is still IN use.
capt. Ward afterwards built the st. Pc
ters, and his career since has been marked
by notatable success, the result of steady
perseverance and fair dealing. What
business the veteran viii now engage in
has not transpired.
The Lady Gay, sunk a few DAYS since
Aear Grand Tower, one hundred miles be-
iow st. Louis, viii prove a total loss. Sne
was built at Cincinnati in 1855 at a cost Of
Sl50,000 and her present valuation was
about one third that amount. She was
owned by j. II. Jones', ". II. Carter. Jno.
\. Bohnger, T. LaveiDe aud StiliweH.
Powell & Co. She was insured for SIS, coo.
The cargo, valued az $50, eco, is no doubt
faliy insured in open policies.
The loss Of stock along the Ohio BY the
recent freshet is very heavy. Great ex-
ertions have been made by The inhabit-
ants 30 save them.
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Business NOTICING contracts or OBJ
legations assumed OF made by any indi1
yidual owner or employee of this Office.
viii be paid at our counter or recognized
as an Offset 20 any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle Ii
himself in person.
HEATING, ENGLISH 4 co,
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MISSOURI VALLEY LIFE INSURANCE co.

We call the attention Of our readers to
the special advertisement OF the agents Of
the above named popular Company,
Messrs. Merritt & Weld. IL Will be seen
they nave admitted the deservedIy popu-
ular agent, MIR. ID. II. Roberts, as partner
in their firm. and hereafter the style OF
the firm will be Merritt, Weld & Roberts.
Dir. Roberts starts. on Monday for an ex-
tended business tour, and we bespeak for
him and his agency q large and profitable
business. The Company has just declar-
ed a dividend-the first year Of the Com
pany and first year ofthe policy-hitherto
Unprecedented in the history of Life In
suTance. Call and see the agents and ex-
anime their plans before insuring,
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Fer FOR sALEl

City and County Scrip and Tennessee
money, at Sity Bank, No. . Madison
street, in sums to suit.
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FOR CLERK OF cRI,fINAL COURT.

CLERK OF TIRE CRIMINAL COURT-To
L Hu CouafrV Friends A report has gone
forth that ! AM not a candidate for %rinfna
court Clerk but Tor Circuit Court Clerk; i
fake this method Of Notifying my friend,
fhat desire no position but that OF CLERK ID
CrimInal Court, and ] place my name before
rhe public 10 abide the nomination OF Inc
Ten,ocratic convention, which meets on Inc
8fb Inst. Da2l MICHAEL NEALIS
-TFRK OFTHEC CRIMINAL COURTS am
= candidate for Clerk 81 the Criminal
SC,w ~ shelby county, subject TO The Con-
Senfion. Jell Va. AVERY,
TrpK or THE CRIMINAL COURT
announce myself as a candidate
.@a ~ fheCrminal court, subJect 10 tie
l.isfgn OF the Dsmocralie Conyention
ceeS JOHN w. GRAHAM,
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WONDERFUL.

How Geo. w. Baxter, 27s Main street,
has managed to secure such a fine guam
tity OF ash wood.
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ABOLITION OF FRAaElaa PRIVILEGE.

The following is a copy Of the petition
TO Congress to abolish the Frankiug Priv
ilege. Copies of the petition ready for
signatures may be found at all the banks,
hotels u newspaper Offices, and it is
earnestly requested that all good citizens
viii sign one of these petitions. that there
may go up to Congress, direct from the
people. a strong protest against the use Of
a privilege by a select few TO personal
benefit at the cost OF millions Of dollars
yearly out Of the treasury OF tho general
Government. The estimate made by the
POStOllce Department in its report is,
that each member of Congress uses his
frank to the amount Of four tons of mail
matter each year. No viii believe
that this four tons is composed entirely of
public documents. The people are heav-
lily burthened with taxes, and it is their
duty 10 call upon the general Government
for retrenChment 10 everything that viii
not injure public business:
To the Senate and House Of Representa-
tOeS Of the United States Of Amsrjcr.
The petition Of the undersigned, citi
zens OF , respectfully represent that
the abuses of the "~Frlnking Privilege"
and frauds incidenttHeretO have assumed
such enormous proportions that its total
obOiitlOn has become a necessity. Il loads
them mails with hundreds OF tons Of matter
properly cha1 geable with postage, greatly
increasing their weight and bulk and cost
Of transportation, aud in many cases re-
tGrding the transmission and delivery OF
legitimate correspondence. II is a special
privilege, the benefits Of which accrue to
the favored few at the expense of the
many. 10 has been the fruitful cause of
The large deficiencies charged upon tho
national treasury for the support OF the
Postolice Department amounting TO mil
lions OF dollars annually. 10 has seriously
impaired the usefulness and efficiency of
the postal service in meeting the Just eX-
pectations and increasing wants OF the
people, in respect 10 reduced postage
charges and enlarged mail accommOda-
lions. For these and other reasons, which
might be urged, your petitioners humblY
pray that your honorable bodies viii pass
a law a%bolishing ths ranking privilege;
and, as in duty bound, they VIII aver
pray, etc.
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RAILROAD

MEMPHIS ASD LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
Going West-Leave H0peneld daily at 500
an
Coming Eas:-Lesve L'Anguius atI:38 B.m-
ferry BoaLlsaTss loot of Onion go. Al $50 am.
g. u. WILLIAMS.
General Agent and approximations.
MEMPHIS L-OUIsvILLE RAILROAD.
uEPART. ARRfVE.
Day Express, city tims--4:eaum. 2-l5 am.
Night Express city time.2-5 pm. l2sE am
Ticket offices NJ. % IT, Elll street and H.
Depot, head Of Main street.
elaspiug Car attached 20 slight EE1Fesa
iEaluf which goes thrGugn 90 Nashville, VIA
Nashville and northwestern Railroad, With
out change.
SAM. 3. JONES. GanT sup't.
MISSISSIPPI X TENNESSEE RAILROAD
ARRIVE. nrpaEr.
New Orleans Mall. daily 10 e.a4. L2-UgZCsl
y. Orleans Express. daiiy-9.8I am. s.5 pm
Freight, daily exceptSuH-
cay ----------.----... 20 pm 5-H1 an.
Mai Train niszas direct connection tlr
New Or!eaas ana all points south.
Express Train makes direct connection for
CoheeFille, Water Valley. Oxford. aoIy
springs ana AL points u0rLu OF Grsu4Lu ga
mississippi central Railroad.
Ticket aflcs 81 - Main street and ar the
Depot. UInnlbusses VIII call Cor PASSENGERS
and eheeE baggage Ia any p1Et Of the city, y
leaving orders at - L. HaiI street..
A. 8. LINERGCHE, GeuI SupL
G. OAKLEY Gent Picket AGENT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

THIS week cloaks and dress goods, at
half their value, at B.Lowenstein Il Bros.
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LETTER LIST.

The following Is the list OF letters remain
f1g ln the Memphis Postoflce and not denV-
cred by carriers yesterday.
an letters directed to street and numbers.
VIII he delivered promptly by carriers.
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OFFICERS OF The NEW POLICE FORCE

The following are the officers of the
new police force, as officially handed us
yesterday, by His Honor Mr.. Johnson, the
Mayor: Day Captain, Bernard Grey.
Night Captain, Philip K. Athey. Day
~Sergeants, 4. b. Weaver, G. X. Weather
ford. Night Sergeauts, Mike Gallagher,
d. ZweiteL. The Police Board meet Mon
day to appoint patroimen.
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NEW DESIGNS FOR SPRING.

THREE hundred Arabs, new spring
styles, just open. If you want a handsome
new style Arab and a large variety 20
select from, call as
CANS NEW STORE.
29S Main street.
Our new LOT kid gloves just opened.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

PARIAN marble busts of Shakespeare,
Cowper, Milton, Burns, Juliet, American
Boy, etc, etc, at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2l3 Main street.
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KID GLOVES, new styles. Just received
1t MENKEN BROS.
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FOR COUNTY TAX-coLLECToR.

COUNTY TAN-COLEECTOB-GEOREE
l. RTT POWELL IS q candidate for County
L-zE-CoA-arc- OF shelby COGuty. AZ the cleo
ton IN EGrch next. subject 10 the Get-on
OF the County Convention, which meets jan
ra~y Etn. jail
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CITY LICENSE AND TAXES.

Puckl Puck!! Puek!!l at CowPER-
THwAIT, CHAPMAN 4 Co.'S.
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WATERFALLS, of the late style, at thir.
ty-fve cents. HERZOG q BRO.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF.

HERIFE-HAECUs !. WRIGHT f. q can
y dfiats for sheriff OF Shelby Coun= 81 the
election - March neNI subject TO the de-
ci-fou OF the Comfy Convention TO meet on
Zlh Of January Jas
HERTFF-E 4. COLE IS a candidate f5r
- Sheriff o. Shelby county al the election Ia
March next. subject ID the decision OF the
County Convention 70 meet on Etu OF jan
nary. JGS
HERTFF-I hereby announce myself as
- az Lu-1EuNlGeut candidate for reelection
20 the ofzce or sheriff, al the ensuing March
election. A L. tGREI
54TI Sheriff Of Shelby county.
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We have placeda lot ofconars and cifs,
lace goods, sleeves, etc. 0u our cheap ia
BILE, which we sell next week at a mere
nominal figure. HER1OE s. BRO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

ALEXANDER kid gloves, 81 per pair, at
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2l3 Main street,
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Notices under his head uTg BE- L~aset-i at Ten
cent? per hJiG, euch Insertion.
& - BILI--Iu front of the cGunteT or
= ~ near the door OF First National Bank,
on Thursday 2th inst. one nifty $50 dollar
Dill. Thr nnder VIII be rewarded by leaving
IL with the teller OF First National Sank JAZZ
COO On second street. near Madison,
~. s2u. hinder viii confer a lasting
l1vor UpOu a dependent widow by leaving
shC same at his Office. ia45
L EY.-A brass safe k-y, On or about Tie Sth
n OF January. Is11- The finder VIII be lib
orally rewarded by leaving same az this
Office. Jazz
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IMMENSE sacrifice of all-woolen goods,
including Cassimeres. TweedS, etc.
A. SEESSEI < SON
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

ONE box containing fHv 500 Spools OF
prize sewing thread, warranted 5000 yards,
al the
2I3 Main street.
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STRAYED OR SToLEN.-A h~ver-colOred
Pointer Pup, about halt grown; small
spot of white on the breast. Any one
finding and returning TO this Office will
be rewarded.
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city Scrip, in sums TO suit, for licenses
and taxes, al City Bank, No. g Madison
street.
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

COUNTY COURT CLERE-We are author
as r. candidate FOR the ONCE OF County Court
Clerk % the March election, Scbject 10 the
nomination Of the county convention. JAZZ
COUNTY COURT CLERK-we are author
\ lied % announce JDHN 7. IRRELEVANT
a. a candidate 1or the oTice Of County Cont
Clerk O. the March election. subject 10 the
nomination OF the county convention. Jal5
COUNTY COURT CLERK.-In answer TO
I the complimentary call Ia IN your
Yesterdays issue, By many OF Iny friends,
some OF whom have known me long, ! an
rJlnce mvzeIf a candidate for County Court
clerk o. shelby county, subject 60 the deci-
Elol OF the County Convention
la2 JNO. COOPER.
COUNTY COURT CLERK.-we are author
lzoo 20 announce JAMES REILLY, the
present Deputy County Court Clerk, as q can
cidate t9r county Court Clerk at the ensuing
March electl0n. jail
COUNTY COURT CLERK HARvFy
- MAIHEE Is a candidate for County Cocrt
clerk, subject 20 the proPe Democratic con
yenIon. jai
COUNTY COURT CLERK.-We are autbor-
u ICED 10 announce HUGH d. GREER. as a
candidate for the Office or County Court CLERK
Ct The March election, subject 10 the nomlna-
ton OF the county convention. de3l
COUNTY COURT CLERK-At the soHclta-
y ton of nun erOus friends, and IN re
Spouse 70 the calls in the APPEAL and Ledger,
Iwo1ld respectfully state that 1 am q candl-
date Ir CLERK OF the County Court, subject 10
the action Of The Democratic convention.
dsl6 WILL o. MOODSON.
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TO ADYERTIsEas M TRE APPEAL.

Napoleon IA Thirds at C'owPEg-
THwAIE, CHAPLAIN ~ Cos
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TIE following dates of oar iles are
missing; July 3, July z, and August -.
We Will pay nifty cents each for them 20
the Hrst party bringing them 20 this Of
fee
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IMMENSE sacrifice of all-wcolen goods,
including Cassimeres, Tweeds, etc.
A. SEESSEL Il SON.
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LEGAL ADvERTiSRa Law.

Laugh AZ the d" Inn0csntS at CovpER-
THwAIF, CHAPMAN q Cos.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

WE are pleased TO inform the public
that the ChriSGan Advocate. edited by
Rev. W. c. Johnson, whose Office is in the
AC0la1cbe binding, rs fast increasing It's
already large circulation. over 5000 copies
were printed and distributed last week
eighty-sIN subscribers were added TO the
list ON Saturday. With present facilities,
and the large field open for the ADVOCATE,
the publishers expect TO report by 1871 a
circulation of 10. 0O0 copies. The General
Conference Of the M. +. Church Will be
held in this city, beginning May LIST, and
continue about four weeks. There will
be about 800 delegates, besides visitors
from al parts of the country. present.
The ADVOCATE will be issued daily during
the session. Business men who want
their cards wen circulated would do we'll
60 put them ia the CHRISTIAN ADVOCATE.
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PRIVATE BoARDING-Furnished rooms
with board. Day boarding.
10 COURT STREET.
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We continue 10 offer "A beautiful line Of
dress goods al twenty-five cents per yard.
HERZOG 4 BRO.
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UNTIL February first, silks will be sold
at less than Importation, at B.. Lowenstein
81 Bros.
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OIL PAINTINGS.

GEO. ". BAxTER's wood Office is at 27s
Main street. He has the best ash, and all
Egvb Wool
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Get Twisted Threads F" at CowPER-
THwAIT, CHAPMAN q Cos
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

FEBRUARY.-Leslie's Lady's Book. al
Joe Locke's, 236h Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

JOE LOCKE. 2361I Main street. has De-
morest and Peterson for February, and
a host of other monthlies, illustrated
weeklies and dailies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

OUR Dress patterns tor Two dollars and
fifty cents are the bargains Of the season.
HERZOG * BRO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

THE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE has its
regular monthly meeting tomorrow,
Monday at 3 O'Clock I'm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-23

DIR. JNo. c. RooER's ONCE moved to
l0l Adams street.