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structions to assess such tax on the owners or
keepers of dogs in the city, as the law allows.
Mr.. Frank Moorlen was recommended to be
engineer of the Steamer ''Cushnoc" for one
year, commencing June LIST 1870, at salary
of $500 per year: Said Moorlen agreeing on
his part, to do all running of the engine, clean
ing and repairing of the same, and also the re-
pairing of the hose used by the said ''Cush-
noe" Co.. provided that in case of very ex-
pensive repairs, the city shall furnish the ma
terials. The matter was referred to the Com
mittee on Fire Department.
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FROM RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, Va, Nav 81.

RICHMOND, Va, May 81.
Certificate of election has been given to II.
X. Ellison as Mayor, and other candidates on
the Conservative ticket.
The Conservative candidates refused to ac
cept the offices for which they are elected, if
it shall appear on investigation that their
election depends upon the throwing out Of
the vote of the precinct from which the bal
lot box was stolen. They invite their OPP
ponents to contest the election, and declare
their belief that such evidence of fraud and
irregularity exists, as will give the conserva-
tive ticket the legal returns.
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FROM WASHINGTON.
WASHINGTON. MAY 81.

W AHHINGIUN, NIdy OF.
The Indian Territory tobacco seizure cases
were decided on the 23d inst. at Van Buren,,
Ark, and all the property forfeited to this
govt. Judge Caldwell held the laws of Con-
gress paramount to any treaty, whether do
mestic or foreign, and all internal revenue
laws relating TO tobacco extend to all persons
in the Indian Territory.
Representatives Logan, Schenck and Slo-
cum were to-day appointed a Committee to
visit West Point at the annual examination.
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FOREIGN NEWS BY CABLE.
PARIS, Nav 81

PARIS, May 81.
The Prince de la Tour Auvergue has
accepted the appointment of French En-
bassador at Vienna, but is now ill with the
small pox, and will he unable to proceed to
that post for some time.
The members of the International Society
arrested at Lyons. have been set free, but
those arrested in Paris are still in prison.
The small pox has broken out on the pri-
vate yacht of Prince Napoleon.
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The bridge at Wiscasset on the Knox &
Lincoln Railroad, required piling to distance
of $500 feet taking over 1000 piles. The
Company are erecting two buildings 100 feet
long each by 40 and As feet inside on their
wharf at Bath, for the building of ears for
their road. 1t is proposed to have the cars
running from Bath to Damariscotta next fall.
The first iron will arrive at Wiscasset from
Europe
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L. S. Marshal S. S. Marble, has made the
following recent appointments: Baldwin and
Sebago, Seba S. Brown; Falmouth, Nathaniel
c. Locke; Hollis and Dayton, Joseph W.
Atkins, in place of ID. A. Maddox, resigned.
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Rev. C. C. Mason publishes in the Gardiner
on Free Masonry. L. A. Chadwick, Esq,
also publishes in the Gardiner Home journal,
another exhaustive reply.
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FROM GARDINER.
SPECIAL DESPATCH TO THE DAILY JOURNAL
GARDINER, May 81
Fire.

GARDINER, May 81
Fire.
The house on Spring Street occupied by
Andrew Hartman, was destroyed by fire this
afternoon at about three o'clock The fire
was not discovered until it had enveloped the
whole of the second story. The family lost
all their furniture, clothing, &C., in the second
story, only saving few articles on the first
floor Loss about one thousand dollars; in
sured for 5000 on the house; no insurance on
furniture. Supposed to have caught from
spark.
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USE RENNE'S PAIN KILLING
MAGIC OIL
U"lT WORKS LIKE CHARM. n

READER
Renne's Pain. Killing Magic Oil cures Headache
Renne's Pain X illing Magic Oil cures Toothache
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Neuralgia
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera Nor
bust
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures rheumatism
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures skin diseases
their shoulders are"-of 'my crick in the backn-or
az have got the Scatica and delight in Dragging
that ''nothing cure me l"-but when we get such
"awful folkss to use RENNES PAIN-KILLING
MAGIC OIL, faithfully, we not only cure their
Iameness and charm away their pains, but we &C
tually take all that kind of brag out of them" and
they frankly own up, and say, at works like
charmp
Sold by all Druggists, Merchants and Grocers.
1t is put up in three sizes and called "fral Size"
"Medium Size" and Large Family Sizen bottles.
WIN. RENNE, Sole Proprietor and Manufac-
turer, PIrTSFIELD, MASS.
Wholesale and retail in Augusta by Marshall
Withheld, Grocer. ly27eow
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Destructive F'ire.-Loss $500.

PROVIDENCE, r. l., MAY 81.
The Central Cotton Mill in East Provi-
dence, owned by VIM. Boyd, and operated
by Gen. Olney Arnold, was burned last night.
The total insurance is $50, 500, which will
cover the loss.
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FROM CONCORD.
CONCORD, n. II. Nav 81.

CONCORD, n. II. May 81.
The State Legislature assemblies to-mor-
row. The Democrats hold caucus in the
morning to give complimentary nomination
to some one for speaker, probably Geo. +.
Putnam of Warren. S. NJ. Wheeler, Repub
Iican, will be elected speaker.
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FROM NEW YORK.

New YORK, May 81.
The break in the French Cable has been
demonstrated to be about 295 miles east of the
Massachusetts, shore, off the southwest cor
ner of Cape Sable. The general Office of the
Company in this city, removed to the Western
Union Telegraph building, and the competi-
ton between the Companies is henceforth at
an end.
The Elevated Railway was successfully
tested last night throughout its entire length,
by car loaded with weight of 1000 lbs,
and will be opened to the public some time
this week.
The steamship Colorado and City of Brook
Ign, from Liverpool to-day, brought 1897
emigrants.
The Board of Health has been re-organizing
making a clean sweep of physicians, clerks,
and subordinates. Several of the new APP
pointees are Republicans.
Mrs. Mary Joyce died last night from the
effects of beating by Patrick Morlan, an oc-
oupant of an adjoining room in tenement
house on Mott street.
Malone despatch says that the Catholic
Church and Parsonage at that place were
searched last night for Fenian arms by the
United States civil authorities, contrary to
the wishes of Gen. Hunt and the other army
officers. Nothing was found, and the proceed
ing excited good deal of indignation.
Gems Donnelly and Gleason, Coils Lindsay,
Powers and Cullen to-day were removed to
the Canadaigua Jail.
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Kennebec County Lodge l. 0. of G. T.,
will meet in this city with Sabattis Lodge, to-
day "wednesday at II o'clock A. M. at
Darby Hall.
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C. F. Dunn, Esq, of Ltchfeld, has paid in
advance for the Kennebec Journal for twenty
six years, without once being Dunned. Such
patrons are priced by publishers.
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The street sprinkler didn't circulate yester-
day, consequently the dust did.
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Misses Sager White display fine lot of
Summer Styles, corner of Bridge and Water
Sts., Thursday and Friday of this week.
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Chicago Produce Market.

CHICAGO, May 81.
FLOUR-spring extras 40095l5.
WHEAT-So ?, 9S4
CORN-No.2 2, 1874
OArS-4724 for Noe
MESS PORk-29.00.
BARLEY--60 for No.2.
LARD-l5.
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Base Ball.

CINcINSATTI, May 81.
The Red Stockings of CINCINNATI, defeated
the Forest City to-day, 27 to 10.
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New York Produce Market.

New York, May 81.
COTTON-sales 1900 bales mid. uplands 22k.
FLOUR-state IS0d5,5; round hoop Ohio 5l5 860O;
western is0G6i0; southern 5Wal0,00
WHEAT-sales 10, 600 bu; No, spring 12s8l29:
No do. 120a l23; winter red and amber western,
l33dl35.
CORN-ncw mixed western, n6alll; old do.
lis in store.
OATS-statc 66dGs; western G0a63.
PORK-mess, 29.75; prime, % 80.
IARD-steam l6: kettle, l6ia
BUTTER-Ohio, l0a25 state, 20830.
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loral ann State Nems.

The Circus is coming-to-morrow.
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BY TELEGRAPH
TO THE
Daily Kennebec Journal.

! By the Western Union Lne--OGices in Hendee,s
Building opposite the Post ONCE and at the State
Housed
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FINANCIAL g. COMMERCIAL.
Sew York Money Market.

NEW YORK, May 81 -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-10
HOW is THIS FOR HIGH
The Memphis and Ell pasO Railroad.
Startling Statement Made by Gen. cIussrst.

The New York EeeniRg Post Of Wednes-
day has the following:
Gen. Cluseret writes that a great swim
die has been praeticed on the public in
France, in the name of the United States,
by selling, under false pretenses, the
bonds of the Transcontinental Memphis
and Ell Paso Railway. Last spring, he
asserts, the subscription was opened in
Paris, under the pledge of h promoters,
advertised in all the daily journals, and
pledging as security:
l. The right of way.
2. Six per cent. interest per annum
guaranteed by the United States.
3. Many millions of acres of LAND In
Texas, valued at sl3 per acre.
4. The credit of a consolidated company,
made up of the different railroads from
Norfolk, Va, to Little Rock, Ark, be-
sides manyO other items of less Importance.
Under similar representations, Gen.
CIuseret says: Messrs. Schneider, Rouher
and Magne gave their c-ountenance to the
scheme, and had the bonds admitted TO
the Paris Bourse-the first time that any
American corporation has had its secur
ties quoted there.
AS Gen. Cluseret assures us, twenty
two millions of francs were subscribed 10
the loan before it was withdrawn; much
OF il bv workingmen, in full confidence
that it was under the special guaranty of
the United States; that the money is
likely to prove a total loss; for, although
prosecutions have been instituted in
France against the projectors, there is no
probability that any considerable sum
viii be recovered. The credit of the
American people in France, however,
and throughout Europe, will receive a Sc
we're shock from this event; n it is i'm
portsnt that the French people should be
clearly informed of the faisityo all repre-
sensations connecting these bonds with
our Government.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-10
An Act to Regulate the Publication Of
Legal Notices.

"SEcTIoN l. Be 1t enacted, That it shall
be the duty of all Clerks, Sheriffs, and
other court officers, to make, or cause to
be made, publications of all notices of a
legal character in the newspaper published
in the county where such shall be ordered
having the largest circulation in said
county, and where there is no newspaper
published in the county, then the publi-
cation shall be made in the newspaper
published nearest the county seat, having
the largest circulation in said county,
Provided, That in every instance where
the party or parties or the attorney or at
t0raeys, interested in said publication
shall have the right to designate the news
papers in which the said publication shall
be made"
We copy above so much of the legal adj
vertising law as the public Is interested
in. We do this for the sole purpose of
putting the officers, ~litigantS and attorneys
upon their guard in relation to the mat
ter, and to guard them against being mis-
led. 1t is the privilege Of the party or at
torney, at whose instance an ADVERTISE
ment is inserted, to publish it in any pa
per be pleases.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-10
PERSONAL.

Col. L. Denmead, the well known rail-
road man, is in the city, stopping at the
Overton.
Provisional Governor General Alcorn
and family are at the Overton.
A. c.. Treadwell, Esq. of the firm Of
Meaeham q Treadwell, arrived yesterday
from New Orleans, where he purchased
the largest stock of sugars ever bought
for this market. We are indebted to him
for full files Of New Orleans papers ahead
Of the mails.
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A SCHEDULE

Thatfauooza. Richmond. Washington. New
York. baltimore, aud an cities East and South
C5.umbus, Ca. and Montgomery, Ala; ali
d uaus o. tbe Memphis IA Charleston,
N ssssippi Central Mobile ana Ohio, Hasn-
Vile and Chattanooga and East Tennessee
Rzdlro44z, arrive IL $3.50 PM close al 1850
an
cairo. Chicago. 81. Louis, Nashville. LOUIS
vile, 0ncinualL, Cleveland, P~ttlsburg, Phils-
delphIa Luualo. Albany, New York, ana all
cities &0rlf ana West, arrive al 1903 pm.
closes at pm
Ncw Orleans, Baton Rouge. Jackson. Nicks
burg, Matches and "a citses south, arrive al
S.al p.m.- closes At II pm.
All stations on the Mississippi and Tennes-
see New Orleans and Jackson and Soutneru
Railroads, arrive a. 3:0 pm: closes attn am.
Nemphis ana Little Rock Railroad. IfffIe
Prek Madison, Sundays excepted arrive ~
4 nm: close Al $3.50 pm.
Marion. MtttsDurg and Claiborne. Ark
,trf-weeEIVl Monday, Wednesday andFridav
srrfve at 10 am. close a. II an
olive Brancn and byhelia, Miss, fsemi-
wseglvl Monday and Friday, arrive at 5p.m.:
close a. SPIN.
N7ba and Big Creek, Tenn, weekly Friday,
.N-fva at 10 am close Al Am.
Taftle Rock and Helena, and all landings on
ETife rivsr, f~semi-Weekly) tuesday and Sat
~~5sr- arrive az 3 am: close AZ Ep.m.
JOSIAH DEDOACH, p. If.
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MUNICIPAL OFFICERS.
The Official Report Of the Commissioner Of
Registration.

lowing to a mistake in carrying out a
namei in The copy given US of the official
report Of the Commissioner Of Registra-
ton, made to the Board Of Aldermen on
Saturday evening, Mr.. Gus Readers
name was substituted for that of Nh.
Michael Doyle Councilman from the
Tenth WardE The following is the report
corrected:1
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TO ADVERTISERS IN THE APPEAL.

After this date, advertisements viii not
be received from any but regular custom
ers and weli-estahlished 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 81! rs departments, forits proper
and profitable conduct. Business men
will understand and appreciate the Reces-
sity for this basis for our future.
KEATING, ENGLISH & co.
November 30. 1863.
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BUSINESS NOTICING contracts or OBJ
legations assumed or made by any indi1
vfdual owner or employee Of this Office,
will 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.
HEATING. ENGLISH IL co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-10

La FoNTAINE SALooN.-The old. we'll
known and originslL La Fontaine will open
his saloon in the Bethel Block (No. $50
Main street, Lou and Ed'sv old stand)
on Monday morning, at which time he
viii spread for the dedication Of his
friends a superb dinner, fianked by the
finest wines, liquors and cigars in the city.
He invites all to be present on the occa-
sion TO enjoy the feast of good things.
This saloon has been thoroughly rehtted,
and La FontaIne intends by keeping the
best Of everything, to make his saloon the
most popular in Memphis.
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FAMILY MARKETS.
Cost Of Living In Memphis--Priees Of Bas-
ketFarketing.

Owin4SO the pressure on our columns
yesterday morning, Il usual Sunday
morning report ofthe family markets was
crowded out. We present it, however,
this morning.
For some eause-probsbIy the GOODNESS
of the weather-the attendance at both
markets was very slim, and confined to
those who had to purchase marketing.
The supply Of meats was good at both
Misunderstanding rather better in the lower.
The following prices arc those at which
the wants OF small families can be sup
piled;
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LAW REPORTS.
Municipal Court---Iudge FOute.

THE annexed calendar Of cases, for
Wednesday, January II, vas omitted from
the calendar for the week published yes
terday morning. The omission was caused
by an accident:
Wednesday,, January u.
1693-Newboner VS.. Fluid.
lSll-EOX vs.. Mason.
lSI3-King VS.. Merriman, admir-.
lS22-Taylor VS.. Savings Bank Of Mem
phis.
1S23-Marnoni VS.. Vaccaro.
lS25-Mason VS.. Busche.
1S26-Nance VS.. HUM & Co.
1S2S-Green vs.. Power x Co.
lS5S-GOrdon VS.. Choate.
1S59-Ulrich VS.. Zweiful.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-10

THE OPERA SEASON at the Theater COM
menees tonight, and. from the lively sale
of seats which has been going on for some
DAYS past, viii be highly remunerstive to
the management. "Der Freyschutz f" is
named for the initial performance. The
cast is excellent, the band viii be most
powerfully augmented, the chorus IS ell
Gent and well trained, the dresses and
apartments complete, and to render the
Opera with as great an amount Of perfec-
ton as is possible, the great Incanta-
ton scene also forms q portion Of their
stock and trade. This, together with art
lists of acknowledged genius and talent,
should render this evenings entertain
ment most attractive. Memphis boasts
some excellent musical critics, and we
have no doubt, from the general tone of
the press wherever they have been during
the present season, the Grand German
Opera Troupe" will enjoy a brilliant run
during its short stay among US.
TIE HIBERNICoN. a truly meritorious
work Of art, opens at Assembly Han to-
night. 1t comprises a "Tour through Ire
land" illustrated by an excellent lecture
and hrst-class vocal talent.
TIE New COMPANY at the Parlor Mu-
sic Hall, comprising some Of the best tai
ent in the business, is announced for to-
night.
CHARLEY BROOM is still the "ehief
among ten thousand" of variety mana
gers, and altogether lovely" producing
novelty after novelty in such rapid sue
cession that his patrons hardly know
what to look for next. An entire new bill
tonight.
To STOP an itching head use Halls Veg
etable Sicilian Hair Remover, a sure cure.
Look for Remnant table. ]. II. LOEw-
sTISE s Bros, No. 2GI Main street,
OUR blankets and shawls nightly re-
dUced., HERZOG & BRO.
VELVET AND CLOTH Cloaks, less than
cost, at MENKEN BROS.
VAsHTI1 Twisted Threads! at CowPER-
THwATr, CHAPMAN & Co.'S.
EEEdANr, STYLISH AND BEAUTIFUL
ARABS, just opened at Cans New Store,
29S Main street,
If you want early Goodrich and London
Lady Potatoes, 60 to
H. B. JOINER & CO.,
No. "a Monroe street.
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REMOVAL.

The Emmett Bank has removed to the
Stanton block. corner Of Madison and
Front Row. Entrance on Madison street.
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THEATER.

SPALDISG, BIDwELL & 3cDoEoCGH, PrOp'rs.
GRAND GERMAN OPERA,
GdAu.
N.B-DuriDg the engagement OF the Opera,
the FREE LIST, with the exception OF the
Public Press, is entirely suspended.
MONDAY EVENING, JSnuary Wth-Weber'5
romantic work. DER EYSCEUTZ,
With the celebrated Incautauion Scene, and
Mines. FTederici. DZuiba, Mesgrs. thinner,
Weiultch, Formes and Stelnecke. IN the cast.
TJESDA I-DeJut OF the renowned lyric
Tenor, NIr. THEODORE HABLEMAN,
And the celebrated Prfms Donna,
Mss AMELIAJACESOE in BOudieu's
charming LA DANE BLANCHE
WEDNESDAS-FAUST
THUESOAI-THE MAGIC FLUTE,
FHIDAY-LA JUIFB THE Jew essl.
SATUkDAG-Last day of the Opera.
Afternoon, at 2-Oniy Gala MATINEE.
Evening, At 5-LASr PERFOAAACE OF
OPERA.
SCALE OF PRICES:
Y 4 va
FarQuette and Dress Circle reserved. | 80
private Boxes r. seats ............-.-.-... 10 %
Gallery and l0lOrsd Boxes as usual.
M5- seats for any performance can now be
secured at the Box Once OF the TheateF. Jas
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ARABS.

New Styles, very handsome, Just open
ed at CANS NEW STORE,
Nc. 2eS Main street.
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ORGILL Bros. & Co., corner of Monroe
and Front streets. are the Memphis agents
for the sale of BidwelI's celebrated axle
grease. City dealers supplied in lots to
suit mot less than a case at manufac-
turers' price and freight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-10

WE have the most complete stock of
agricultural implements in Memphis.
ORGILL BROS. 81 CO..
Corner Monroe and Front streets
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LOST.

Aylloe5 Uadsr G-s head fefN Be fnseTted q Ten
oss4 per lime. c85s Insertion.
nEEF CAIJLE-siE head Arkansas beef
% cattle got away mora steamer Commercial
this d4lE one uun- uue White-cOlors other
tour. various Suitable rewsrd viii be paid
Tor them delivered o. undersigned.
LEVY g. ROBBINS.
del Is Jefferson street
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS q week Is all the
APPEAL costs delivered by carriers.
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Fruits

Applesare about the only domestic fruit
that are at present on the stands. Oranges,
lemons, bananas, cocoanuts, Malaga grapes
and dates comprise the list Of tropical
fruits. Creole oranges are quite plentiful,
and not very dear. The prices Of oranges
vary according to the size or the fruit.
Lemons are plentiful at 70 cents per dozen.
I'D EJ-s,fFo ct,
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THE great dress goods sale at Herzog q
Bro 3; twenty-five and thirty-fve n
per YARD for goods sold heretofore at Atty
and sixty cents. HERZOG q BRO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-10

PARLoR Music HALL.-Manager Thomp-
son.. OF the above place, with his usual
enterprise, has secured the services OF an
entirely new company in addition to his
already powerful combination. Among
the names Of those engaged may
be found artists OF worldwide rep
utatiou. Go tonight and witness
the most unique variety entertain
ment now presented to a Memphis audi
nuce
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-10

VELVET, body and tapestry Brussels,
three-ply, ingram and hemp carpets can
be bought cheap for cash at Z. Fegan's,
$50 Sncnnl gtraak.
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FOR RENT-FARmS.

Noises under t49 head teiH Be inserted al Ten
cents per Hae, each insertion.
AND-lsN1Dn fernando road. ~ mikes
IL from CRY, ~ acres ricl land. small house,
cislsru aud well, and good orchard on the
premises. W. ". SCHOOLFIELD,
-.a so Front street.
A~Sn-Ao0ut $50 acres OF good bottom
l. land for reu-. about i've or six miles
southeast 90 HazdiE, Eiiss. Tor Particular
aUpE DO Henry LAIRD, NO. - Monroe St,
leuElls, OF % J. u. BALLkNTINE, on the
premises. Jas
- E-luENCE AND FAEH-A desirable res
II lualce and small farm, i've miles from
Memphis. uu the F-IeeOurOcsu rOad-SO acres
~ open ana ia u nle state Of cultivation; Z
uCTts m oreharl-the best selection OF fruit
Do tle country; large rich garden, with hot
beds Sash, eJcs dwelling house, with ten
rooms; doctors Office ln the yard smoke
house, kitchen, cribs, stables and cow-sheds
Apply 10 t. PROPHIT, o.
dee No. ~ Front street.