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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-02

THE MILroNIAN TABLEAUx.-These
grand panoramic Tableaux will be opened
at the Assembly Hall tomorrow night,
Monday, January 81 The following no.
tice of them appeared in the London
Morning Chronicle, and is from the pen OF
Rev. Charles H. S~purgeon, the most re-
markable man Of modern times. This
worldwide famous divine saws:
4" Entering into the spirit of Miltoa's
immortal production, the artist appears
to have caught his genius, and has added
expression to those bright conceptions
which excepting the writings OF i1spira-
ton, are without an equal, and portray
the power of intellect Of the highest or
der. But for that poem our deductions
from the sacred narrative of creation-of
our first progenitors-of their primeval
state and fall-Of the region of veal and
wOe-of the arch tempter's insidiousness
Knight not have harmonized with these
~stupendous realities, which are recorded
in the Mosaic description. The illustra-
tion-if with ~propriety we may use the
word-of this exhibition unfolds and por-
trays the truths in a form of solemn and
imposing grandeur, and alike displays the
Great Creators might, majesty and pow
er!"
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VERY STYLISH.

How beautiful, stylish and becoming is
one Of those handsome Arabs just opened
at Cans new store, No. 29S Main street.
There you will see the pure wbite Arabs,
white Arabs with blue, green or red
stripes, and all %cOlors, striped and
checked Arabs. In fact, for a
handsome, fashionable Arab, go to Cans
new store, Dos Main street, opposite W.
r. Moore 81 Co.'S. We also have some
very pretty empress cloth aSApnly SOC per
yard, and some very pretty dress plaids
very cheap. Be sure the number is 29S.
Large size crying dolls only 75c each, to
close out large lot.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Ditson & Co, of Boston, have in prepa-
ration the " Passion Music" of Sebastian
Bach, in compliance with the growing
love of and demand for the classical
music of Germany and Italy, which is
beginning to be very decidedly felt in the
American cities, which, are large enough
to possess either a foreign or native cul-
tivated musical atmosphere. This publ
cation Will cost the sum of three thousand
dollars, and gives convincing proof of the
taste of the people; and another striking
evidence Of musical culture is given by
the Church Music Society" which has
subscribed eight thousand dollars that
three concerts of ancient and modern
classical music may be properly and skill
fully given. Publications of a high char
acter, but inexpensive in style, are be-
coming daily more popular, and the
BOOsey collection of Bendslssohn, Bee
thoven, Mozart, ETC.. is doing much to
familliarize the public with the beauties
OF that pure and pathetic school which
finds such true interpreters in pianists
like List, or orchestras like that CT Theo-
6ore Thomas-a school which is so full Of
beauty and tenderness that all who are
once fairly involved in its subtle dreamy
harmOnies become untitled to enjoy any
thing more fOrid.
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TRIGG.
Threatened impeachment Of an Honest
Judge by z Radical Congress.

The Norfolk Virginian has the following
reference to the movement of the Radical
Congressman from this State for the reno
val of Judge Trigg:
Judges of the Courts of the United
States are TO sit under a sword suspended
by a hair. Over their heads a cloud is to
hover, charged with the lightnings ofswift
impeachment, to be flashed at the moment
a constitutional minister of justice, on his
judgment seat, speaks a word which de-
tracts from the high p~retensions of the
controlling spirits of Congress. The first
victim is not Judge Cadwaiader, of Penn
s~slvania, or Judge Sprague, of Massachu-
sets, bnt Judge Trigg, Of Tennessee, is
selected. He is to be impeached (such is
the programmed u removed from Office
as if he were a felon, for deciding that a
citizen of Tennessee, after the reconstruc-
ton and readmission of that State,
could not DO tried by a military commits
sion for an assault and battery. Not only
is this the only ground, but it is so clear
for making a decision that he could not
help making, if he had been base enough
to try, that in the very case the most par
tjsan and the least learned of the Judges
of the Supreme Court, Justice Swayne,
who was very DESTROYS 10 have the party
tried by the military, backed out from the
case. left the bench in the midst of the
trial, compelling Judge Trigg to try it
alone, and could not be persuaded by all
the influence that could Do brought to
bear to return to the case"
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MEMPHIS THEATER.-Mr. Joe Jefferson
last night closed one Of the most success
full engagements ever played in Memphis.
For twelve nights in succession Except
ing Sunday besides two matinesS, he has
played Rip VdR Wifkie TO crowded hOus-
es, and We have no doubt, from apPearan-
ces last night, that ne could run IL another
week. He viii carry away from Mem
phis not less than $500 as his share of the
prohts-a snug little sum, from which his
donations of 500 viii not be missed
much. During the coming week we are
to have Mrs. D. z. Bowers and Mr.. J. C..
McCoIlom. who viii appear in lingo
mar" Camille" school for Scandal"
and other equally attractive plays. We
have little doubt from the popularity
these artists enjoy in Memphis, that the
Thester viii be crowded every night dur
ing their stay.
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NASHVILLE AND NORTHWESTERN a. R.

The Brownsville Bee says: eve be-
lieve it has become quite popular to abuse
this road, for the past year or so, but we
are satisfied hat much off is foundation
less. For the first time, we came over
the Dad from Nashville 70 Mckenzie on
Tuesday last, and were perfectly surprised
TO find that the cars ran right along like
they do on all other roads, passengers paid
their fare, conductors took up tickets, and
all connections were promptly made. So
far as we can see, the Nashville and
Northwestern Railroad is Just about as
good as any other road, and complaints
are unjust. Tho officials we met with were
among the most polite and accommodating
gentlemen We have ever met, and we ex-
pect to take that route hereafter. The
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad Com
pany have charge of the line, and John
W. Thomas, a thorough gentleman and
unsurpassed business man, is general su-
perintendent."
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FRAUD.
The United States After the Bounty Swim
dIers.

The Nashville Banner Of Thursday says:
This morning a commission of United
States officers will convene in Nashville
for the purpose of examining into the
frauds which it is alleged have been prac-
ticed by claim agents in collecting the
bounty and back pay of colored soldiers.
A fearful cry has gone up from this State
Of swindling, and there is no doubt but
that hundreds of thousands of dollars
have been pocketed by claim agents and
others through glaring frauds. A great
deal has beer written 10 washington
about the matter, and the complaints
have been loud and deep. Now, at last,
it appears that a thorough investigation
is to be had, and efforts made to bring the
guilty parties to justice. A short circular
has been directed to some of the eolored
preachers and prominent colored men of
Nashville, asking them to meet the COM
mission for the purpose of giving such in
formation as they may possess. The com
mission will be in session in Nashville Tor
some time, engaged in the examination Of
witnesses. 1t will then proceed TO Co.
lumbia, Pulaski, Huntsville and other
places, closing at Memphis. 1t is not at
all improbable that a lively breeze will be
kicked up, and some rich developments
brought to Light.
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WANTEp-MIscELLANEOUs
ADVERTISEMENT
HenryJ.Lynn for Mayor

Editors Appeal :--Y0u are hereby author
lied to announce to the people of Memphis
that ! am a candidate for the hiayOraity,
at the ensuing Municipal Election. Ny
friends viii take notice at once, and govern
themselves accordingly.
January l., 1870. HENRY j. LYNN.
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After this date, advertisements will not
be received from any but regular custom
ers and weIl-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 IN cH IT'S departments, FORTS proper
and profitable conduct. Business men
will understand and appreciate the neces-
siUy for this basis for our future.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
November 80, 1869.
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To the Frisrds Of the Old asr,,bI, anns#
DIsPEnsARY.


xALEN'SH HEAD DIsPENSARY. Once 701s
JeueFson street, between Second and
11tEU streets. Louisville, XIV, established
tolys ang chartered by the Legislature of Ken
Icy 1871, for e5e treatment ofall diseases
sexes" including sperrSsorrhaE OF seminal
weakness rom early errors. s0aorrhea. elect.
Structure. varicoesle, sy0hutS1n an It. 4r,eges,
affections OF the kidneys and bladder. and
the diseases of women
A medical pamphlet, cOntafnirEs sixty large
pages aud numerous Illustrators on a new
method Of treating the above diseases ssish-
oaI mercury, and Important ae-ies On mar
rr1Se- e1et sent under seal for 3 cents
"A Hs1Ftx elssp, warranted to cure varfcccala
IA four days; price IS; sent to any address.
Also agents for Devices Female Regulating
Pills, warranted to remove irregularities. etce
price at oaaee, OF By mail. 81 A uH sss0Ft-
ment OF biendages and trusses always Oh 8nd
Male sheatirs, Superior quality aingia cnezL
or So per dozen. Address.
GALEN7S HEAD DlSPENSAzY,
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FINANCE AND TRADE.

APPEAL OFFICE, Jan. Is pm.
In obedience to time-honOred custom,
our banks were all closed to-day, and the
general markets were without animation.
The orders received per steamers Of Thurs
day and Friday had to be filed and
shipped, but outside OF this there was
nothing done. The weather has under
gone a change, and snow fell nearly all
day, putting a stop 10 any symptoms Of
local trade, aud by now, nearly, if not all,
Of our retail houses have closed their doors.
The day being observed as a holiday
everywhere, the absence of eastern adj
vices, the weather and the utter impOssi-
bility of handling cotton caused q total
suspension almost in operations in the
staple, and in a commercial way the first
day ofthe new year was a very quiet one.
RI. ENGLISH, Commercial Editor.
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Election Thursday, ian. 8, 1870.
LIST Ward-North End Of Macy Yard.
Deputy Commissioner Nat Miller; Judges
James A. NewsOm, j. T. Randall and J. ]
Atwood.
I'd Wqrd-W. J. CAGse's Feed Store, Pop
lar street.
Deputy Commissioner W. Chase; Judges,
W. Il. Bridges, r W Llghtburue and Charles
smith; Clerks, Thos. Fox sndAK. EdgingtOn.
Sd Ward-'Sqaire KieTaoA's Office, on Id
ans street.
DEPUTY Commissioner IT.. Adams; Judge
A Woodward, W. j.. MckeOn and d.. ID. r.
goodyear; Clerks, Thomas Carney and W. ".
An Ward-No. So Afadlsoa street.
Deputy Commissioner, = W. Lincoln
Judges. A. 7. Lacey, P. N. Stanley end ". Il.
9reeulaw; Clerks, Daniel KirWt- and A.
Holding.
5th Wcrd-Room 26, Circuit Courthouse.
Deputy Commissioner, r. J.. BOughnsr;
Judges, Owen Smith, Theodore Hoist and d.
3. Mallory; Clerks, J. NJ. Coleman and Mich
ael Mageyney, Jr.
6h Ward-WaLdroa Block. Naia street.
Deputy Commissioner. W. A. Nelson:
Judges, II. 3. Chlids, T. B. NOrment and c. 3.
Church; Clerks, samuel Moore, jr., aud VII.
Clark.
7h WGrd-Coraer LINDEN and Causeg SITS.
Deputy Commissioners, q. G.. Jones; Judges
". L stewart, Thos. e. LogwCod and John
Lcss9si Clerks, 4. Foster ant VT. N~apdyke.
Sth WGrd-C0IOred Csarch on QuiR5g st.
Deputy commissioner, VIM. Tate; Judges,
d. r. MOnsarrat, d. Pante and T.. Mccoy;
Clerks, J.. Stewart and Eugene Levi
Ctr Ward-C5rner Kerr and F1ffh streets.
Deputy Commissioner J. D.. DaGbury;
Judges, w. (. Gibson, G. III. Wardig rnd John
Knox; Clerks. ]. G. Handkerchief and +. C.
Schapsr.
10Th Kurd-AfrScG Gdi3eB'S cHHrcx.
Deputy Commissioner, W. F Boon; Judges.
r. f. LOony, w c. Ellis and Jas. NJ. William.
son; Clerks, Auguste Bizien and John Gum
Ian
Where there are not suitable places to hold
the election in the places designated. the
Deputy commissioner and Judges viii select
one as close as possible.
John p. B0UGHNERx
Commisstoner Of RaQlstratian Ger saalhv
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THE MUNICIPAL CANVASS.


MEMPHIS, JanuaryI, 1870.
To he Citizens Of the Seventh Ward:
Having been privately solicited by many
OF you, and earnestly called upon through
the press to become a candidate for Alder
man of your ward in the ensuing General
Council, 1 do not any longer deny you the
use of my name, and with my thanks for
your confidence, say that if elected, l will
serve you faithfully, TO the best Of my
ability. Yours truly,
NJ. L. MEACHAM.
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.

All persons having a Wheeler & Wilson
Sewing Machine, are requested to report
to A. Sumner, 256 Second street, any neg
ligence or want of attention on the part
of any of his agents or instructors. 1t is
our object to give each and every person
full and thorough instructions in the use
of our machine. A. SUMNER,
2J6 Second street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-02

ADVICE GRATIs-If you want any,
thing nice for your Christmas or
New Years dinner, either plain or
ornamental, order it at Berton's
Confectionery, orne Fourth and Poplar
streets. You will also find a select stock
Of toys. fancy boxes, and a variety of ar
ticles for Christmas trees. Also, home
made mincemeat ready for use, at 20 cents
per pound. We advise everybody to buy
at Berton's.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-02

A STRONG FIRM.-We refer our readers
to the card of Messrs. Tobin, Lynn x Co..
346 Main street, who are doing a complete
commission and factOrage business. They
sell cotton on commission, making liberal
advances on the same, but do not pur-
chase. They also have a very large and
well assorted stock Of groceries, dry goods
and plantation supplies generally, which
they offer on most liberal terms.
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2 YSIS

This is the proper title Of the horrible me
taliic hair dyes. Worse than the fate OF ABB
SALON. may be the fate Of those who use them.
ONE WHOLESOME PREPARATION
For changing the hair TO any desIrsbIe shade.
from brown to Jet black, may be procured
everywhere, viz:
C~risGsa0ro's Excelsior Hair Dye,
After careful analysis, Prof Chiffon, the dis
tingut>hed Chemist. has authorized the pro-
prieto- to declare, on his behalf, that It con
tains nothing deleJeriCus to health. MOTHER
hair dye in the world has the like guarantee.
C-RISTADOROS HAIRPRESERVATIVE, S.
a Dressing. acts Ike acharm on the Hair after
Dyeing. Try II.
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NOTlCE.

MISSISSIPPI AND TrNFKssEE RAuRoAD0
OFFICE OF FREIGHT AGENT,
MEMPHIs, Tenn. December %, 1879.
ITO COTTON AND COMMISSION MER-
4 CHANTS: Notice is hereby given that
all cotton and other goods received at this
Depot will be stored at the expense n risk
of whom 1t may e0ncern. II not promptly re-
moved witt in wenry-fnurbour after arrival
at Memphis. This order Will be strictly en-
forcad rauardlaau of norffoz
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BLANK BOOKS.

Dur stock is the largest and best in the
city. Business men who intend opening
new sets of books on the beginning Of the
new year viii find it to their advantage TO
give US a call. We guarantee all or u
books 10 be- as represented.
II. WADE Il Co,
ZgT Main street.
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FOR COUNCILMAN.

Attention is called to the announcement
of Mr.. Joe Musso, Jr., who is a candidate
for the City Council, under the new char
ter, in the Eighth Ward. MI. Musso
is a young man of irreproachable charac-
ter, well known to every old citizen and
a property-owner of the ward. He is ca
pable and honest, and will do credit to
the position.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-02

THE GHOST OF KIN0 SOLOMON, if the
spiritualIsts could raise IL, would admit
that there Is something new under the
SUM-" Phalon's Nitslis or Salvation for
the Hair, is thoroughly original. There
has been nothing like it since time began.
1t is the only transparent, and harmless
fluid in existence that will restore the
natural color to gray hair, without discol-
oring the skin.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-02

MEETING oF THE DEMOCRATIC ExEcU-
TIVE C-OMMTTTEE.-A meeting of the
Democratic Executive Committee Of Shell
by county viii be held at No. 81 Adams
street, Monday third inst, at ten am.
All nominees for city Offices are earnestly
requested to be present. 3
T. H. LOCKWOOD, President,
J, O. DURFF, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-02
DELICIOUS NOTIcES.

DAvID WALK viii preach az Linden Street
christian church to-day a. lJ2 am. and ~
pm.
PREACHING to-day al the Central Methodist
Church, on Union street, at II o'clock an,
by Rev. DR.. Hearn, OF Pine Blur, Ark.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-02
ALLeoeKs POROUS PLAsTEas
Seem 70 possess the qualify OF
ACCUMULATING ELECTRICITY

And imparttng it TO the body. whereby the
circulation OF the blood becomes eQualized
upon the parts where applied, causing pain
nud morbid action to cease. Tie Porous
PIasters are flexible. and found to be OF great
help to those whO nave weak backs. or pain
in the side. Especially are they valuable to
often preventivsso of Consumption; nay, they
are believed TO have lOOsened the grasp OF
this terrible affection, and been mainly in
strumentaI in effactiug n cure. In variable
climates they should be worn on the breast
or between the shoulders, or over the kid
neys, by those who are subject to take cold
easily.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-02

ments in the band, played by Mr.. r. H.
Hood. II is a kind of tuba, and is said to
be the only one in America, having been
but recently imported. The band Is com
posed of ten pieces, played by A. Smith,
leader; 4. Arnold, John Hood, j. Gareiss,
John Saxby, w. S. Brooks, r. II. Hood,
VIM. Wynne, VIM. Wendoth and Chas.
Mack. 1t Is needless to say to Mem
phians that they make good music.
Mr.. T.. w. O'Donnell was awarded the
magnificent punch-bowl voted for at st.
Peters Orphans Fair, last night, by the
following ballot:
'sTom" always m out ahead when
the decision is left to the ballot-box.
We learn from the very best authori-
ty that a caucus was called at an office on
Main street, on Friday morning at ten
o'clock, at which Col. Sam. p. Walker
and Mr.. III. J. Lynn, and their friends were
to be present, and there decide which Of
the two should be chosen as the man to
unite the mongrel vote and beat the DEM
oeratic nominee " fifteen hundred votes. ("
From the name at the head ofthe ''oficial
orgau," Col. Walker Gems to have been
the strongest. We did not learn whether
Tom Hamilton or Burdett were present or
not. They ought certainly to have been
there.
One of the most beautiful Christmas
gifts, of the presentation of which we
have heard, was q given to Mrs. Geo.
Keller by her husband. It is a square
grand piano, made by Knabe, of Balti-
more, and is q most magnificent instru-
ment, not only IN finish but in tone and
power. This is a most appropriate gift TO
a lady whose musical talent, the high or
der of which is too well known in this
city to need commentator, has never
been wanting when charity called upon
her to assist in the benevolent musical
entertainments for which our city is IA
nous. Long may she enjoy the possess
sion of a talent that is the charm of the
home circle and the delight of her friends
and the public.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-02

The Emmett Bank has removed to the
Stanton block, corner of Madison and
Front Row. Entrance on Madison street.
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N0TIcE 10 ADVERTISERS.

No advertisement is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEAL unless especially ordered
ana paid for as an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week,
the same as all other Memphis papers,
and for the seventh day we charge one
sixth additional.
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%TAxPAYERsl

Bank OF Tennessee money, in amounts
to suit. for sale at Emmett Bank, Nos. l
and 3 Madison street, corner Front Row.
THE CENTRAL HIGH SCHOOL, on Union
street, having had a weeks holiday, will
open again on Monday tomorrow morn
inc
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FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.

Eosoes under 0s bead ~ b. ,sse-tsd al Ten
cents per Hae' each f~ssey1Gya.
II UAIBER DMACHINERy-ThorougbE
seasoned clear, common - s6trSraaa
E-bffe Pine Dressed umb Doe-s 500
p7fDfs. MouldiHgs, etc; Engines o,fme'
Brick Machines, kailr9ad Iron eoatraetors
plsnieTs' and o9 sxxTos S9 4 P9o Q an de-
Sr-asf second door
-.w Nd GRIST NILL.-A steam saw -
So Mil. or exchange the same for IrSd
ngoSed city property OF farm lands; timber
ana arnfv 20 Y Adams a Son. at Mes.
des5Ie S.af965 Miss and Tenn. Railroad, or
Sit4psrPE PTRIES0N {, Memphis. desI
TEIocIPEDEsZStn sell cheap, a lot Of
TsiocIpedes, in p erdsr-eest
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READ THE NEW PRICE LIsT.-Six pairs
ladies' hose for 81. One dollar buys a fine
set of glassware. Six good all-linen
towels for 81. at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2l3 Main street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Arkansas River Plantation
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.

THE plantation known as SILVER LAKE
Il PLANTATION, one-hslf mile from
Rtves' Landing, on Arkansas river. will be
sold on easy terms. 1t contains 1896 acres
400 in cultivation; 300 more are old deaden-
Ing Fences and houses in bad repair. Ap-
plytO BROWN, LYLES g. BROWN,
de3 No. West Court Street.
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MEMPHIS DOLLAR SToRE-Joe Locke's,
1851 Main street. Where you can get the
worth Of your monsy for n dollar, and
choice of a select lot of bound books.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-02
TO ADVERTISERS IN THE APPEAL.

Cooley, Peterson and Demorest for
January, at Joe LOeke's, 1861 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-02

TABLE Covers OF varied patterns and
textures, one dollar apiece, at the
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE.
2I3 Main street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-02

VELVET, body and tapestry Brussels,
three-ply, ingram and hemp carpets can
be bought cheap for cash at E.. Fegan's,
$50 Second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-02

VELVET, body and tapestry Brussels,
three-ply, ingram and hemp carpets can
be bought cheap for cash at Z. Fegan's,
260 Second street.
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For COUNTY COURT CLERK.

COUNTY COURT CLERK-We are author
lied TO announce HUGH ,. GREER, as q
candidate for the oaGSs o. County Court Clerk
al the March election, subject 70 the nomina-
uOn Of the OuuJy convention. de3I
COUNTY COCET CLERK.-At the solicita-
ton Of crous friends, and in re-
Spouse 10 the calls in the APPEAL and Ledger,
/ would respect ully state that / am a candl-
daGe FOR Clerk Of he County Court, subject 20
The action OF the democratic convention.
del5 WILL o. WOODSlN.