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RECORDERS COURT.
Petty psocadlIIOss Paid for Promptly.

There was q large audience this morn
ing In attendance before His Honor j. W.
Scales, our worthy Recorder. Twenty-Five
cases on the regular docket were disposed
of, together with ten or twelve continued
ones.
The most important was the "sportn
who was tried for fleeing a stranger from
Helena, out Of some ninety dollars. The
trial was toe lengthy TO be given in full.
The main points, however, are, that the
stranger was taken 10 a house here in the
city, and while playing euehre, was given
three aces; of course some one in the ring
was dealt three spades. The stranger
seeing be had a tolerabie good poker hand,
although playing euchre for the drinks,
proposed betting on his hand at poker,
which was accepted by the three-spade
man, and the stranger was taken n l."
To get even, he had one of the "boysU
arrested, who was fined fifty dollars, He,
however, appealed his case.
Next came eight proprietors of snack
houses, those hat sell TO the negro loafers
and others that congregate about the riv-
er, on the charge OF trespassing on city
property. They were all fined $40 each,
and instructed to remove their " shan
ties" This Is a step in the right direc-
ton, and we hope Chief O'Donnell will
see that The law is carried out in these
cases.
John Smith, not from Arkansas, but
another John Smith, of our city, was
found guilty of vsgrancy, and will work
twenty days for the city, as soon as the
" chain-gang" or workhouse is III opera
ton.
Simmond Boone, Robert Wheeler, ALI.
Corney, John O'Brien, four descend
ants of Tom Sayers, were on their
81 muscle" yesterday, and enriched
the city treasury to the mount
Of thirty dollars, for amusing themselves
in the manly art of self-defeuse."
Lewis Cause didn't think the Recorder
should fine i've dollars for carrying a six
shooter, but His HenOr thought differ
emily. So Lewis paid and received back
his pistol.
George Washington-alas chow the
mighty has ~fallen"-was up for a INSIDE
meanor, and paid five dollars for this
breach Of the law.
James Roberts, a hanger-on of one of
our magistrates, was up on a charge of
vagrancy. He, by dint Of hard pleading
and the proOfof a LAWYER, was discharged,
but warned az to the future.
There was eighty-1ve dollars collected
as fines.
THE REVOCATION DOLLAR STORE will
reopen to-day, at 2I3 Main street.
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PERSONAL.

George T. Hubbard, Esq, formerly a
lawyer of this city. but now of St. Louis,
is in the city, on a business visit. He
met with the warmest sort Of a welcome
from his old friends, and will remain with
us for several days.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MEMPHIS THEATER.-The McCuIloch
Brignoh Opera Company were detained
through having to take the passengers
from the Maggie Hayes, and did not ar
rive in time to give the opera of Martha,
but will appear at the matinee to-day in q
very varied programme, consisting OF
the "Garden Scene" from Faust; an
English ballad, by Miss Henne; Good
by, Sweetheart, Good BY" by Sig. Brig
noli, and the second act of Lacretio Bor-
gle, and at night IN the charming opera of
Martha. Sig. Brignold expressed his en-
tire willingness to remain and give the
entire proceeds of an oratario for the BEN
eft of the sufferers BY tho explosion. but
previous engagements prevented.
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TIKI Gold and " New Metz at
WTnn1n~n -

ALI TIE FACTS IN A NUTsHELL.-The
points Of difference between Phalon,s
Vltalia, or Salvation for the Hair. and the
other hair dsTkening articles, are these
They are sticky-it Is devoid of gluten.
They are opsque-it is transparent. They
are fetid-it is fragrant. They are
muddy-it is clear. They produce dull
tints-it r~eproduees natures hues. Sold
by all druggists.
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ATTENTION, OLD POLICE.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, February u, 1870. J
The members of the late Police force on
duty during the past month, will be paid
off at the City Hall this day, Saturday,
the 18th inst. commencing at 10 am.
JNO. JOHNSON. Mayor.
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"EZcEED1NeLY EFFECTIvE.-Brown's
Bronchial Troches' are excellent lozenZes
for the relief of hoarseness or sore throat.
They are certainly exceedingly effective.
We have known several instances In
which troublesome coughs have ceased
very speedily after one or two Troches
were taken. '---ChrtShaa World, London,
ENGLAND.
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NOTICE TO 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 same as all other Memphis papers,
and for the seventh day we charge one
sixth additional
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Chanoery coart---ChanoaIIar Horaan.

Court stands adjourned until next Mon
day, hen the u~ndisposed of cases on the
hea g docket will be called. No bust
ness was transacted yesterday. The fol-
lowing bills were filed yesterday:
B. B. Barnes VS.. J. Dugan.
W. L. Stewart q Bro. VS.. W. II. Pitt
man ct al.
County of Shelby vs.. Y. Winters ct al.
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Criminal Court Judge Hudson.

Col Can't closed his argument for the
defense in the Dickens case last evening.
Col. Bullock, for the State, commenced
the closing argument and will finish this
morning.
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BUSINESS NoTIoE.-No contracts or OBJ
igstions assumed or made by any indi9
vidua owner OF employee OF this office,
viii be paid at our counter or recognized
as an offset to any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle It
himself In person.
KEATTNG, ENGLISH q co.
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REMovAL.-The Manhattan Bank has
removed TO No. II Madison street, lately
occupied by the Southern Life Insurance
Co., and fernando Insurance Co.
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Letter LIST.

The foUowing IS the list OF letters remain
ing ip i Memphis Postofhce and not deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
Eiii he delivered promptly by carriers.
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VALENTINES.

Joe Locke Is the only dealer who has
Valentines at wholesale, 1904 Main
street.
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JOE LOCKE, 1865 Main street, has the
Cincinnati Commercial and Enquirer, St.
Louis Times, Republican and Democrat,
Chicago Times and Tribune, New York
Herald, World, Times and Tribune, Lou
isville Courier-Journal, and a host of
other late dailies and illustrated weeklies.
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THE REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE will
reopen today, at 2I3 Main street.
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holders Of the Memnbis Wood And
Willow-ware Company will be held at the
Chamber of Commerce on Saturday, Feb
ruary II, at ~ o'clock pm, for the pur-
pose Of adopting bylaws and completing
the organization. By orderof
d. II. TOWNSEND. President.
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SEND in your old style Florence Ma
chimes and have them made neW, free Of
charge. See advertisement in another
coiump.
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FRESH NORFOLK OYsrERs.-Best brands
OF these favorite oysters received daily by
V. D. Fuchs, No. II Jefferson. street.
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JOE LOCKE, 236H Main street, has all
the latest, illustrated, scientific, literary,
sporting, sensational, police, German and
Irish weeklies, and all the latest dailies
and moHthlies.
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SOMETHING FOR DINNER.-A great
many persons complain Of wanting some-
thing for dinner. If they Will call On V.
D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson street, they viii
complain no more, for be has just received
one thousand pounds Of fine dressed tur-
keys.
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Joe Locke, at 1851 Main street, near
Jefferson, has Harper's Bazaar and all the
illustrated Weeklies. Also the New York
and Western daiIies,
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DIE MoDENwELT for February, and a
hest Of other fashion, literary and scien-
ti1c magazines, at Joe Locke's, 1861
Main street.
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The REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE Will
reopen to-day, at 2l3 Main street.
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TIE REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE viii
reopen to-day, at 2l3 Main street.
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Go TO Joe Locke's, 236E Main street,
for ths-latsst news.
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Wards NEW GAS BURSER furnishes
the best, cheapest and safest light.
]. STOLTS,
90 Jefferson street.
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THERE viii be a meeting of the Phil
harmonic Society Saturday night.
j. 4. SEAY. SecretarV.
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TIE APPEAL is the only Daily paper
published In the city. Only twenty-five
cents & Uoek.
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL il the largest
single sheet published In the South.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ATTENTION, Ex-CAEDlDATEs.

We hare taken ott the announcement Of
al candidates EAo sCerc defeated before the
Couatv BHUsatioH. Those tBh05c ~GHnouEce-
sasats are thus taken out, tUishiHg 20 T1ru jR-
dependent against the nominees, cGa hare
Tkeir duB0tlHcementS TepabtjShed without
EtrT r0Vt
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THE REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE viii
reopen to-day, al Zl5 Main street.
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SEND in your old style Florence Sewing
Machines and have them made new, free
of charge. See advertisement in another
column.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, February ii. 1870.
At a meeting OF the Board OF Directors
OF the Merchants National Bank, held
This day, the above resignation Of colonel
Fartee having been rendered to the
Board, the following resolutions were
unanimously passed:
Whereas, we have received the resigna-
ton Of Ii. A. Partee, Esq, as Cashier Of
this bank, and
Whereas, 1t is proper that we should
not allow Colonel Partee to sever the
pleasant q harmonious relations which
have existed between Us, and which we
had hoped would long continue, without
expressing u regret at bis resignation,
and our high appreciation OF him as a gen
tleman Of character and integrity; there
fore,
RESOLVED, That we take this occasion to
assu Colonel Partee Of our profound re-
greet aG this termination of his relation as
Cashier Of this bank, a relation which on
his part has bsen marked by uniform
courtesy and u~naagging zeal for the in
terest Of the bank. .
ReSOiUed, That we have ever found in
Colonel Partee an OIhCer Of ability and
integrity. n a friend, whose intercourse
has always been sincere ana pleasant.
ReSOjDed, That we tender MIN our sin
cere sympathy for the distressing cause
which has necessitated his resignation.
ReSOiUed, That a copy OF these resoln-
tiOns be furnished 10 Colonel Partee, I'M
der the seal OF the bank, and also be en-
tered upon the minutes of the Board.
A. WOODRUFF,
7. Il. SMITH,
COMMITTEES.
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TIE REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE viii
reopen to-day, at 2l3 Nam street.
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The GERMAN
NATIONAL BANK
or

DIRECTORS:
touIs HanausF, /. C. Nicely,
sooolheld& Hanaaer, Brooks Nicely Co
D Q Iones. A. / Harris,
-. Brown Co. Harris, Cochran & Co
n o walt n. L. kesehsm,
Mt Meacham a Tresdweu
~, 4 Alien. G. 1. OenlsoH,
-. Auen Co. OrRiM Bros. & Co.
= D uadde J.. c. Terry,
p. HaddeD q Co. Price Terry
Ell Taylor, Of Taylor d Rutland
OFFICERS:
LOUIS HAKAUER, President,
A.. 1. MEAeRAR, Viee-Preslde"i,
Marlin GRIFFIN, Cashier.
A. E. Garth, Assistant Cashier.
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EVERYTHING reduced.
HERZoG & BRO.
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FlOrenCs Sewing Machines

DRINcIPAL POINTS OF FxrErrrrrE
1 ssl6-Ad{usiing Tension .4dapted seTing
without change. Ber~are.hia - as
y Ins Az ser fastening euds OF seams-
Sas.s mscbi Ges<nt stitches on the enc and
- r@aeSfaa-- There are only Twelve pieces
~ m sm In IFS works, and IS as positive
- o.<on as those OF 2 LOCOMOTIVES, and
so,r-13 pfthclpl6 Every machine Is ~ofd
800 ana furnished with a Goodrich
b 49, MAfSerf patent selEcorder. patent sslf-
sIan1 edge stitcher, patent rumer. gath
sIef, eto., without extra cha p. Cs7Tan6 -
"SIA HARMON & MORTON.
General Agents. 322k Main ST..
HSud Between Monroe and Fuf~,
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A GOOD 2-plait Shirt for 81, at Wiggans
& Thorn's, 253 Clay Building.
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Municipal GOurt---lIdgs F0uie.
Yesterday the following cases were dis
posed of:
State against George Brown-indicted
for larceny-was submitted to a jury; a
verdict Of guilty returned, anddefendant
sentenced to thirty days in county Jail.
Case Of the State against Jack Lindsey,
was stricken from the docket.
To-day the following cases will be
called:
State against Henry Carr; larceny.
State against John Brown; larceny.
Stale against J. W. Thompson; viola
ting the law regulating places of amuse-
ment.
State against James SchOoles; keeping
gaming house.
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Shalhv Clrouit cnnrf...Indna Swayna.

ShStHJ SHIHiA LHNh @aAHN S"~lt1s
Judge Swayne being absent, Judge An
derson, of the Law Court, presided, by
Interchange yesterday,
The following cases we're disposed of:
B. Norman VS.. b. Washer-verdiot for
plaintiff, SO 20.
Foster VS.. White-verdict for defend-
ant.
Court viii open this morning, and after
the minutes are signed, an adjournment
Will be had to Monday next. A calendar
Of cases set for trial on that day viii be
published in due time.
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THE REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE will
reopen to-day, at 2l3 Main street.
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DENTISTRY.
DENTISTRY.

TEETH ExIrseted and FIJI ed without Pain.
I With Laughing Gas, wAfch fs Earm1eas
ate. II. HIRD BRO.s, 4 JEFFERSON strsst,
Teeth Inserted without covering the Paista
sVold1ng the destruction OF taste and articu-
lation. They are hight, Clearly and durable.
Entire UEder Sets Inserted on the suction
principle. rendering them firm az
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These boats are elegant They leave on
time. Their accommodations are unsur-
passed. and they offer under this arrange
ment, unprecedented facilities to enigrants,
shippers and the travelling pubic.
Persons desiring 20 sup over this line
should cOnsign freight to NJ, and A. r. P. Co,
Memphis. Freights VII be forwarded at our
card rates. and without charge Tor landing at
Memphis. JOHN ID. ADAMS, President.
. ". II. KENNEDY. Agent
No. 3 Madison St., stanton Block. deS
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MERCHANTS HATl0AAL BANK.
RasIgaatIHn Of Mr. Il. A. PaFtss---ResoIu.
tlQas Of the Board o. Directors.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, February i, 1870.
To Messrs. 4. Woodruff A. J. White, Thos. r.
Smith, A T. Lacey, w. II. Cherry, ID. T.
TOmlnsOn, g. j.. camp and g.. W. Jones,
Dit ecJors, etc.
Gents: In consequence OF the continued
Ill health of my family, requiring much
of my time and attention. 1 cannot de
Justice to my position as Cashier Of the
Merchants National Bank. You will.
therefore, please receive my resignation
as such, to take effect on the 18th inst.
Cherishing the most pleasant recoIlee-
tons Of the high personal respect ever
shown me- by yourselves, and tho harmo
ny anu confidence that mas marked our
business Intercourse, with the hope that L
may often nave the pleasure OF meeting
you il the future as ono OF the Directors
OF the Bank, accept the assurance Of nv
high esteem. Respectfully,
II. A. PARTEE.
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VALESTIEEs.-JOe Locke has received
a large addition 10 his stock of Valen-
tines, funny, fancy and sentimental.
236% Main street.
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GREAT reductions in Dress Goods
HERZOG < BRO.
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MILToNIAN REvIvAL.-By-a very gen.
eral desire of many persons, who were
unable to visit the great London Mil
tonian Tableaux of Paradise Lost, when
il was on exhibition here a few weeks
ago, and as the Hall could not be bad but
for i've nights-being otherwise previous
" engaged-the proprietors Will COM
mence a second season at Assembly Hall,
Wednesday night, February 10th. The
exhibition gave the very best Of satisfac-
ton during its previous season, and drew
crowded audiences each night, and doubt
less viii during their ext season.
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BARGAINS in Dry Goods at
HERZOG &BRO.
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FOR MOUND CITY.

For Arkansas and Texas.
TRAvELEBS OR EAuGRANTS going to
1 Arkansas or Texas should cross tine river
at this point On steamer
AAL mhStcA
TO Cheeks Landing. -Four miles Of land
travel saved. Boat makes four trips daily.
Fara oua-l1ait thai nj EfaHmer t5ailaffn SELF
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ARKANSAS RIVER LINE.
Memphis ant Arkansas River Packet
Company.
U. S. Mail Line.
winter Axra-semaeAt

Winter Announcement
nURICG the present high water in the Ar
kansas river, this company VIII run the
following fleet of elegant passenger boats
through TO Fort SMITH;
THOS. Il. ALLEN---Reese Pritohard. master
MARY Haynes, master
W. A. CALDWELL. Y. holland, master
bO4DOe hicei Master
DARDENELLE--Wm. 3 Eowland, master
O2ARK--..----Ad. storm, master
FORT GIBSON ---..--~.Eugene smith, master
LEAVING MEMPHIS
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS,
At 5 O'Clock pm.
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CONSTABLE I4th CIVIL DISTRICT.

~oSETABLE.-In reply TO q very cOmpli-
mentzry call N the APPEAL, signed ut
ben. I hereby myself a. Q candl-
dsfe Tor Constable OF the Fourteenth civil
DiKfrict. pIedging myself, II elected, 70 per-
form my duty 70 the best Of my aotlty.
feb4 Respectfully, Ben. o.
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TIE REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE viii
reopen to-day, at 2I3 Main street.
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THE REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE will
reopen to-day, at 213 Main street.
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LAW REPORTS.

Buy WOOD of Scheuber Bros. Leave or
ders with L. Roescher, 526 Main street.
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FOR SHERIFF.

q HERIFF| hereby announce myself as
- an independent candidate Tor re election
o. the Od5cs OF sheriff, at the ensuing March
e ecLiou. SLhhAs
AL Sheriff OF shelby county.
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THE SMALLPOX
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JUDGE FIRST CIRCUIT COCRT-Edjtgrs
a Appeal IN response 20 the very compll-
IIentsry can IN your paper Of yesterday,
Z Eued One OF the Bar ! hereby announce
T1vselr candidate for Judge Of the First
Circuit Court OF Shelby county.
delI C.. ". HEISKELL
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TLERK Second CIRCUIT COCBT-Ne
y are authorized 70 q
Is an independent candidate IOr the ohce
Cf clerk o. the Sec0nt Circuit Court, al the
fusuIng March election. teol
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Regular Memphis and Waite River United
States Nail Saturday Packet.
For Helena, indian Pay, Clarendon. DeVaII's
Blun, Little Rock, Das arc. West Point,
SeGrcy, Augusta and JaoksOnpOrt.
GO EE III BR CTAL,
MATT -
This elegant passenger steamer IT.
viii leave as above zS
SATURDaY, 18th Inst 81 8 pm.
For freight OF passage apply on board, or to
JAG WILSON, Agent,
febI1 SO Front street, upstairs.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packst Co.
White Riyar Line.
For Helena. Mouth White River. Clarendon.
DeNali's Bluf, DESIRE, Augusta and Jack
sOnpOrt, connecting with the Hght-draft
steamer BateSvIis. Tor BGtesyille and points
above; also. wzth steamer Fairy queen for
P~0cahnntls and points On Black River,
Il. T. HtDrms master
This entirely new amt elegant xT@
side-whCel passenger steamer, A
built expressly for this trade, VIII leave as
above
SATURDAY. 18th inst. AT 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply Oh board or to
". Z. KEN EBAY, Agent.
feb9 No. 8 Madison st. stanton Block.
FOR MOUND CITY.
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FOR CLERK % CIRCUIT COURT.

CLERK AZ OND IRCCIT CUCRT-Z0 uc
= Tapls o. Shelby Oou'sy: am a candidate
for CIe.6 Of The Second Circuit Court OF
Shelby county. 81 tEs ensuing March election
febi roll : SAENDEHS.
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TERRIBLE DISASTER.
The Steamer Maggie Hayes Bursts Her
Boilers.

Death Of the Captain, Second Engiseer, and
Four Men.
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ARRIVALS.
RVERs. WEATRER ARO RusINEss.

N EUhL.
q. Joseph. RI Walt Robert Burns
Mary Boy Commercial
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-12

THE REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE will
re-open to-day, at 2I3 Main street.
JOE LOCKE has a full supply of late
daily and weekly papers.
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FOR CINCINNATI.
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packet
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
ROBERT bUhSS.~-..---.-.---Stein, master
This elegant and swift steamer r.
viii leave ss above -
SATURDAY. 18TH inst, at pm.
LARRY HA8M5TAD & CO. Agents,
raDlO Nu- ID MaHi~nn -fraaf
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FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

COUNTY COURT CLFBK-we are author
izaE 10 announce J 2. STRANGE as an
f~ad-pendent candidate for the Odtee OF County
l1urt Cisrk. at the tnslInE siarch election. II