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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS

We would respectfully call the atten-
ton of the Chief of Police to the negro
hell on the corner of Fourth and Jefferson
streets.
Another glorious day yesterday. If
we did not remember so wildly the
biting winds of February and March of
former years, we would be tempted to
say, Spring has come.'
The immigrants continue to pour into
this section. Large numbers of them
have arrived here within the last day or
two, n more are on the way. Cufiee
viii either work this spring or starve.
Tom Aliens exhibition at the old Va
~rieties, last night, was a grand success.
The house was full, and such another dis
play of muscle was, we venture TO say,
never before seen in Memphis, and great
~ astOnished the sometime disused inte-
rior Of that ancient temple of fun and
deviltry.
Two rapscallion negroes robbed an
old country darkey of $500 on the levee,
yesterday morning about eleven o'clock,
and skipped of to the slums of Happy
Hollow before the police knew of the at
fair. The garoters will possibly be gath
cred in during to-day.
The committee of three, Messrs,
Chase, Duncan and Cohen, appointed by
the Council last evening to cast the cityis
vste in the approaching election of Di-
rectors of the Little Rock Railroad, do
not think, on account of the high water,
that they viii go over to Hopefield this
election, but wait till some other time.
"A negro driver of dray No. 335. with
the high sounding name and title Gen.
Fisher, in driving rapidly around the
corner of Front and Jefferson Streets, last
evening, ran over a young white girl
named - Frovaugh and injured her
very severely. Officer Tim. Hope ar
rested the General and deposited him
safely in the First District s-tationhouse.
The New York Tablet announces that
Mr.. W. ]. Mansford, ofthe CathoAe Book
store, corner of Second and Monroe
streets, is duly authorized 10 receive sub
acriptions for the Tablet, and also supply
any of the publications of ID. j. ], Laddin
s. Co., including their illustrated edition
Of the Douay Bible, Lives of the Saints,
Lives of the POpes, Life of the Blessed
Virgin, etc. ANY of the above works fur
nished in numbers, or any style of bind
ing desired, at publishers rates.
-Able-bodied men have no earthly ex-
euse for being tout OF work. at the pres
ent time in the South. Almost every pa-
per we take up contains n or more adj
refreshments for laborers on different
lines OF railroads in process CT construc-
ton. The last we SEQ Is Ii the Mobile
Register. which offers "$l % per diem
cash. and good board for one thousand
lsborers on the New Orleans. Mobile and
Chattanooga Railroad. Here's your
chance.
We are constantly learning, says an
exchange, al least We are constantly Of
fered the Opportunity to learn from the
ages which we are wont to regard as lack
ing in Improvements. Thus, on the Rio
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Law conrt.-.Iuane !. A Anderson.

The argument in the case Of Wetberbee
vs.. League tax easel was concluded yes
terday and the case submitted to the
Court.
To-day will be devoted to closing up
the unfinished business of the present
term.
chancery COurt---ChancellOr Morgan.
The following DEGREES were entered yes
terdaY:
wooten vs.. Krueker-fnal decree.
Hall VS.. H~al-modifed decree.
Ford VS.. Clayton ct al.-order to pay
money.
Wildberger vs.. Wildberger-decree con-
firming sale.
stiIlman VS.. stillman-receiver ap-
pointed.
Eddins ct al. VS.. Dunn ct al.-wrlt OF
possession.
Hammond ct al. VS.. Williams ct al.-or-
der Of sale, etc.
Mcknight VS.. Dill-reference.
Scruggs, admir-, VS.. Jones-reference.
Maroon VS.. MarcOm-reference.
Valentine VS.. Valentine ct al.-interlO-
cutory order.
Powers VS.. Powers ct al.-lnterlocutory
order.
Brown, admir-, VS.. Rogers-interlocuto-
ry order.
Mercer, admir-, VS.. Bolton-report con-
frmed.
Field vs.. Field-guardian appointed.
Dunn VS.. Dunn-guardian appointed.
Mckissick, eX-parte-tinal order.
Mitchell vs.. Ryan-order Of Court.
NOrvell, Boon & Co. vs.. ArmOur-title
vested.
The following bills were filed yester-
/ day:
j. NJ. Houze, guardian, VS.. j. Wander
vile ct al.
d. Pante ct al. vs.. c. w. Cone ct al.
To-day the cases on the hearing docket,
which have been heretofore published
| will be called.
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THE PATTI CONCERTS Never in the
history of Memphis has there been such
a rush for seats as was made yesterday
upon the agent of the Patti Concerts. He
commenced to sell at nine o'clock punctu-
ally, and before eleven had sold all the
choice chairs Of the 9 reenlaw Opera House.
The excitement was AZ Its height at the
latter hour. Benson's store was crowded,
damned and crammed; and by such a
medley of human beings as could not be
brought together under any other circum-
stances. They were clamOrOus. Every
one had his preference INT all wanted
their choice. Fryer was busy as a bee,
aided by Mr.. Benson, but could not satisfy
the demand. There was a perfect musi-
cal furore. The shouting was done in
every grade Of the gamut. Some of the
voices were OF the reed order, others were
as deep as SabatZky's, though not
a tbousandth part as cultivated as our IA
vorite baritone-Who ought TO be support
ing Just such an artistic az CarlOtta Patti.
Some of the tenor passed their falseUto
tones and screamed in almost a tiny So
pranO, "a seat; a seat" But they had TO
nurse their patience. Fryer was in a
hurry, but he could no do more than a
really smart, active man can do. He did
his best, and that is equal to anybody's.
At last, about three o'clock, the storm
went down, the squeaking ans stentOrian
roars Of the crowd died away, and quiet
reigned. Fryer had time to count his
gains, and to assure himself that Patti
was victorious, hat she had ia advance
conquered the people of Memphis, and
had only TO lift up her voice. and we
were " hers +" altogether. As we COM
meneed, so we end. The Patti campaign
has been short, sharp and decisive. She
has captured all through her agent. What
will she not do in pTOpriG personnel We
shall see-or, rather, We shall hear. There
are a few seats remaining. Those who de-
sire TO attend either concert must make
early application this morning. It will
not be out of place for US to close this
paragraph with the suggestion hat the
Opera House be properly heated and
lighted so as that the audience and the
artists may enjoy the pleasure Of a brill
liantly lighted and comfortable house.
THEATRE.-A good house-much better
than on Monday evening-greeted Mr.
Letingwell last night. It is almost SUI
perhuous to say that the audience were
kept in a roar Of laughter during the en-
tire performance. Tonight another side
splitting bill viii be presented,
BRoOM's OPERA HoUsE.-T0m Allen,
Americas champion, appears this even
ing in a friendly set-tO with a friend at
this establishment, in addition to the al
ready immense attractions offered. Mr..
Frank Dillon has proved quite a card, and
is an artist of rare ability.
OUR WATERFALLS for thirty-fve cents.
HERZOG Il BRO.
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THE PROOF-SHEET, forJanuary, issued
by Collins and M'LGester, of Philadelphia,
is a good number of 4 publication that is
invaluable 70 printers and publishers. It
is full Of choice reading matter and is a
model of le~tter-press printing.
JOE LOCKE, at 236H Main street, has all
the latest publications, including the pic
tOrial weeklies, the New York dailies, the
mOnthlies, and all the Eench and German
papers of the United States. Give him a
cali when you van anything.
THE NATIONAL Publishing Company of
Cincinnati have SEM us "a pamphlet COM
prising specimen pages Of THE MEDICAL
ADVISER. Il is well printed and hand
sOmely illustrated. II the book is sup
piled in tho same style, 1t viii be we'll
worthy the patronage of the people, for
whom, we are told, it IS designed.
THE WEST TENNESSEE COLLEGE, ALMA
MAC, for 1870, has come to hand. 1t is we'll
printed, is full of useful information; is
designed for, and admirably adapted to,
this latitude, and should be in the hands
of " everybody" and his family. Send TO
the College for a copy.
TIE EXCELSIOR MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
printed and published in New York, is,
as the titls page informs as, devoted TO
the elevation Of the race. YES published
in the temperance interest, md Is worthy
the support Of all good people. Tn Feb
ruary number, which Is To hand, is ad-
mirable for It's contents.
THE ALDISE PREss.-We have received
from sutton, Bourne d Co.. of 9 West
Court street, a copy of the "Aldine
Press. Holidays, IS59-70.' Il is, by long
odds, the handsomesJ publication of the
year. Il eclipses all be former numbers
of an illustrated publication that ranks
among the first and best in the country
The -" cuts" are charming. In design
and execution they are truthful to he
text, so handsomely executed on toned
paper as to leave nothing TO be desired
by the most cultured. The silhouette
illustrations of q Midsummer Nights
Dream are among the most exquisite
gems of engraving we have ever looked
at. They are delicate even to an eyelash,
and are as exact as the human form in
perfection. The "Aldine Press is GER
tainly worthy all praise, as it is acceptable
to the most cultivated tastes. The holiday
number is a gem. Subscribers receive it
at s. per annum, in advance, and speci-
men copies are sold at zoe each.
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OUR WATERFALLS for thirty-fve cents.
HERZOG u BRO.
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LOST-REWARO.

-, y,d~ ~ hedd ull b hlseTsd AZ Ten
~~rts srr tar ~lrh u~LgTti01-
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RIVER NEWS.
amERs, wsArHER ARD susINEs.

Fairy Queen. Legal Tender. Mary Boyd
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EAsOAlc DIRECTORY FOB 1870.

LODa4
NuRpHIs. No. 10 I'd Friday o.
coe1R s1outh-Han cor. Madison and Second
II Matthew'S. ". M Ben X Pollen
40. I6S-meets ist Monday in ev-
49, aSonff. at Odd-Fellows' Hall corne
81 snd Main John Gent, ". ID; John
Resmish Becre1a5s, -. rctaovor aaot
- Gogrr. Nc. strflosy q eaei
LElLArn0Hau corner Madison and Second
n ~ MICHEL, ". NJ . stgrn3 sec
49, 10 Ea-meets "a Fr1day o. eacl
D~ ~Sfd-FelloWB' Hail J. D. BEARD
q a. y 81 shelton, sec
wTsNrea No. 34l-meets 4tn fLlq9y o
49, monTh-at south Memphis nan ooI'
- OF Madison and 5econa - ~
maude ". n. Luis Eaphkii 80
EOgkL ARCH
zrSN CHAPTEH, No. me - oOLoa y
-sch mouLh-Odd-Feiows Hall D. Ara
- VI 3 x p; [. Locke Sec
Nv~p-Ug CHaPTEE Nu.S5 Z. Al va
-aW-' hAlL. Henry B Lyun, Il. E. II. T.
= II -t=eNer. &c etarT.
u,zrE CoUECL No. ~b-naeets Sd Monday o.
49, nontb-Odd-Fellows Hall Ohm Zent
- iii. Nj W1ggin, Rec
TEMPLAk6-
-xC onMASDEaY. No Elneets 4th Mon
go al escb month Geo Mellersh, Com
OF RosE CkoL1 18Th, No
rraries VI. Adams. Sd "a. W. AT
Ion1nsou. S3d. Sec
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70 ApvERTIseRs lN IHE APPEAL.

After this date, advertisements will not
be received from any but regular custom
ers and well-established houses, unless
accompanied by the cash. The enforce
ment Of this rule is rendered necessary by
tho difficulties of collection and the de-
mands of a business that requires a cash
outlay ia ali its departments, for its proper
viii understand and appreciate the neces-
sity for this basis for our future.
HEATING, ENGLISH q co.
November 80, 1863.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

Naaaes Under his head UiU b inserted a T.
rrnls NJ Ins elrh irse-flla.
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GranSle a single covering is the best and
cheapest, but for lOw-roofed farm houses
Tor "jaials" as they are styled, the old
fashioned thatch, of grass or palmetto,
has been found preferable, as presenting
a better Resistance to the sun, and aiding
to the comfort of the house. And the
time will probably come when in our
Southern land we shall return TO the cool
narrow streets OF Oriental cities, aban-
doning the broad, hot. glaring thorough
fares which we now keep up at such a
OF Northern cities.
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0 MAGISTRATE.

1tAGIsrRATE-w. L. STEWART is %
vi regular nominee NJ the Democratic &C
TenrIoI. for one OF the Magistrates OF u
lftn CIVIL i~tisIrIct Election Marcn ON. le
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LAW REPORTS.

Shelby Circuit COurt---Iudge Swayne.
The following business was transacted
yesterday:
The State VS.. Sam Bolton (negro), in
dictment Tor rape. The jury returned a
verdict OF guilty, and fixed the period Of
imprisonment at fifteen years in the Peni-
Tertiary.
The State Va. Sam Bolton, assault and
battery; verdict OF jury, guilty, and a
fine Of $50 imposed.
The State vs.. Reilly Blair, larceny. The
jury returned a verdict of guilty, and
liked the term of imprisonment az three
years in the Peni5entiarv.
To-day the State docket will continue
to b. called. The first case fer trial il the
State vs.. J. Mathews, murder.
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AsPHYxIA.
A Negro is Given ch!OrOfOrm and Never
Awakes.

We are informed that a negro man
named Marshall williams, who was cut
with a pen-knife in the hand or arm on
New Years day, yesterday applied to DR..
Quimby for some medical.or surgical ad-
vice, the wound having never healed. The
doctor thinking it necessary to administer
chloroform did so, and his patient never
woke up from the coma produced by the
anasthetic.
A cOroner's inquest rendered a verdict
in accordance with these facts, and the
body was yesterday Inferred by Mr.. John
Walsh, undertaken.
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MEMPHIS CLUB-Members are request
ed to attend Especial meeting this evening
at IA o'clock. AS business Of Importance
will be transacted, a full attendance is
expected. By order Of the President.
81. HIRSCII. SECRETARY.
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS

No advertisements is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEAL unless especially ordered
and paid for rs an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week,
the same as ali other Memphis papers,
and for the seventh day we charge one
sixth additional
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CoUoHs AND COLDs.-Those who are
suffering from Coughs, Colds, Hoarseness
Sore Throat. etc, should try Br0Wn's
BroRchaaE Tr0ches," a simple remedys
which is in almost every case efeefuals
The Troches have been tested by time.
and pronounced universally superior to
all other articles for the same purpose.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list OF letters remain
the Memphis POstOGice and not deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed TO street and numbers,
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
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MunIcInal Court---Iudqe Foute.

No business Of Importance was trans
acted in this Court yesterday. TO-daythe
following are all the cases that will be
called:
State VS.. Radigan; extortion.
State VS.. SlagIe; keeping gsmiDghouse.
State VS.. Haley; larcency.
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THE GERMAN
NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.
DIRECTORS :

DIRECTORS:
..,s Harauer, &c. Nicely,
sooolhsld& Hanauer, Brooks Nicely Oo
q tozss A. 1. Harris,
Rrovn Co. Harris, Cochran & Co
syaa n. 1. Meaeham,
ca. Meacnam q Treadwel
q AHa4. 6. l. D~eBls0a,
'I .r.nhCo. orgiu Bros. d Co.
n D Madden. &c. Terry,
u.da.n "a Price & Terry,
E. ]. Taylor, Of Taylor : Rutland
OFFICERS:
LOUIS HARkUER, Presidenl.
MI. MEAchAh, vice-Presids-L
RARTiR GRIFFIN, Cashier.
n. {. GARTH, Assistant Cashier.
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FOR CINCINNATI.
Regular Packet-FOr CairosE Evansville. Louis
Vile and Cincinnati
master
This splendid iOw-pressure pas IT.
sengers Jeamer will leave as abOvesA-H
FRIDAY, 5th inst, az 8 pm.
E.A LEVY & co, Agents.
feb3 No Ii Jefferson street.
FOR NEW MADRID.
Semi-Weekiv Pac6et-For New Madrid,
Hafie's Point and Osceola.
Lila 1 IN ldIN AlGEhs mister
This elegant low water passen-- II
ger steamer viii leave as above -
FRID y, 4fh inst. at Pm.
r, W. LIGHTBUREE, Agent.
feb3 No. 1 jefferson street.
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that It would be impossible for Mr.. Rob
ertson TO live on the present pay Of the
Office.
After some debate. the petition Of Mr..
Robertson was referred to b Committee
on Claims.
Notification having been received ron
the Council that they were ready 20 al
iourn, the Board adjourned until the
next regular meeting.
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TEE PEOPLES NEW DIscovERY.-The
public have discovered that there is one
preparation, and only one, by which gray
hair can be reinvested with the tinge that
nature bestowed upon it, without stain
ing the skin. They see that PHALoN's
VITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR,
= transparent, AMI produces richer
browns and black han any ofthe often.
sive dyes. Sold by all druggists.
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Mr.. C. BoYNTON, on boat in Wolf river.
back Of the County Jail, offers seed pota-
toes of the finest varieties 70 planters on
share of crop. Call and see him, or en-
quire Of E. S. Plummer, No. 2I2 Front
street.
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Criminal Count. .Iudne Hudson.

Several witnesses were introduced yes
terday for the defense in the Dickens case.
The examination Of witnesses viii be re-
sumed to-day.
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TarInershin Notice.

ON and after this date, Blr. ED. W. CROW
~ ELL becomes interested with me IN fha
Steamboat Agency and Forwarding Business,
Of nrm 70 DO Larry Harmsfad x Co.
LARRY HARMSTAD.
Memphis, February 1, 1870. febI
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
White Hiver iHa

For Helena, Mouth White River. Clarendon.
DeValps Bluff. DesArc. Augusta and Jack
sonport, connecting with the light-draft
steamer Batesvtlle, for Batgsviils ana points
10 also, with steamer Fairy Queen for
P~oCahontas and points on Black River,
r. 2. Storm. master
This entirely new and elegant It.
slde-Wheel passenger steamer, El-
built expressly for this trade, viii leave as
above
SATURDAY, 5th inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage appiy on beard or NJ
the ~Company's Ofloe, NO. Madison Street,
Stanton Block. eng
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REMSANTs OF woRsTED Dress Goods,
Black Alpacas, Pant Goods, etc.
HERZOG 81 BRO.
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WE HAVE a LTNE of white Bed Blan-
kets at very low figures.
A. SEESSEL q SON.
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JOE LOCKE, 1867 Main street, has all
the latest, illustrated, scientific, literary,
sporting, sensational, police, German and
Irish weeklies, and all the latest dailies
and monthlies.
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WI ARE BOUND to close u entire stock
Of Dress goods at any price.
a. SEESSEL 81 son.
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BUSINESS NoTIoE.-No contracts or OBJ
legations assumed or made by any indiJ
vidual owner or employee Of this office,
will be paid at our counter or recognized
a. an offset 10 any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle it
himself ia person.
KEAT4HG ENGLISH n 90
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THE APPEAL is the only Daily paper
published I'm the city. Only twenty-five
cents n week.
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WARDS NEW GAS BURNER furnishes
the best, cheapest and safest Light.
J. STOLTS,
56 Jefferson street.
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CUR TWENTY Cent? all linen HandkeT-
chiefs are received again.
HFRZOG ~ BRO.
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HEATING. ENGLISH q co.

BED SPREADS. Coverlets and Mar
settles Quilts at cost.
A. SEESSEL son.
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OUR BEAUTIFUL twenty-five cents dress
goods are going fast.
HERZOG & BRO.
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
sIngIe shaat publishad in the South
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DIE MopENwELT for February, and a
hest Of other fashion, literary and scien-
tihc magazines, at Joe LOcke's, 2S6K
Main street.
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VELvETs, So 80; Body Brussels, 81 90;
Ingram from So cents &c 81 90, etc, at
Z. FEGAN'S, 2G0 Second st.
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"a 0. 8. DIRECTORY.

kos,L o. o.F.-nsets
SAHos - aud 50 Thur,day nights q saen
on ~ 80 O'Clock n DaKks ~.
LA, 4 r Thomas SNe2a ssftss'
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REMNANFs OF EMBRoTDERIEs at half
price. HERZOG Il BRO.
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BEAUTIFUL TOWELS at a great bargain.
HERZOG IL BRO.
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The General Council Of the city of Mem
his convened yesterday evening, pur-
suant to adjournment, at 3 O'Clock, when
he following proceedinEs were hold:
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OUR C-AssIMEREs AND TwEEDs at great
ly reduced prices.
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JUDGE First CIRCUIT COURT-Edth
., Appaal. In pon 20 the very comp
mentary call IN your paper OF yesleiua
signed . one OF the Bar ! hereby annoln
mvseIf a candidate for Judge Of the iii
dsT &. ". HETSEELL
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Buy WOOD of Scheuber Bros. Leave or
ders with l.. ROescher, 326 Main street.
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co To Joe Locke's, 2361 Main street,
for the latest news.
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THE COUNTY CANVASS
80 rpoN MR. b. z. eAnnErr.

ACALL UPON Mr.. Il. F.. GARRETT.
To Ben. 2. Garrett. Esq. a.. If you viii
give the public the benefit Of your expe-
Renee as an old and tried officer, please
announc yourself as a candidate for on
stable of the Fourteenth Civil District,
and you viii receive the support ofall
CITIZENS.
WE WILL CLOSE OUT a lot of shawls
elOaks and boulevard skirts ut a less than
cost price, to close out stock.
HERHaG & BRO.
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TIE APPEAL 10 delivered for % cents 8
week.
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wASTED-Two No. 1 Dry Goods Sales
men, at Menken Bros.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-03

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

NSAaSG ~ OsAt8 EisOs
NN AND AFTER THE 18TH DAY OF FEB
~ GAR the
Memphis and ST. Louis Packet Co.
WILL TAKE
NO EEO1Eht g. q. ID,
Nor permit invoice charges to be inserted in
their bills of adIng
To all points where there are no banking
facilities, drafts drawn on the cOnsignees VIII
lie taken for collection, free OF charge; but in
no case viii goods be held by boat for col
lection of such drafts.
All legitimate transportation charges will
be paid, as usual.
jan HENRY W. SMITH, President.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-03

PRICE OUR BLANKETS and Flannels at
first cost. A.. SEESSEL y SON.