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LAW REPORT.
First CIreuIt Cours-H...Leu. sud

First Circuit CouFt-Hs askeIl, Judge.
The closing argument was made in the
gas case yesterday. The court will charge
the jury this morning.
Parties announced as regular Jurors are
required to be present this morning at 9
O'Clock.
To-dayIs calendar contains the following
cases: 81, Kesrn vs. Young; l95, United
STATES (use) VS. Jones ct al; 1877, Poston vs.
Edmonds ct al; 29l, cellar VS. Saxton; 301,
Keilzr vs. SaXton; $40, Hillmsn va Smith;
1872. Millisrd VS. Mayor and Aldermen of
Memphis; 42l, witt vs Rosenstein ct al ;
4S9, Page Vi Dickens; 479. Henderson vs.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company: 6l5, Briggs & Peterson VS.
Bankhesd; so, Dssoto Bank Va Citizens
Union Bank; So, Passmore VS. Dixon; $50,
Montgomery (use) vs. Pullism; 534, Low
enstein vs. Kaufman; 546, Fisher VS.
Williams; 54S, Pepper VS. Weyhs; $50,
Hargsn VI Memphis Gsyoso savings In
stitution: 567, Brinkley Us Peters ct al;
So. Memphis Gsyoso Savings I~nstitusion
vs. Weigand; 5521z McCsrdy Va Briggs &
Peterson; SOL, Smith vs. Dwyer; 592, Com
mePcisl Bank VS. Yerger; 593, Fields VI
Clark: 594, Cicalls VS. Tsllmsdge; SCI, Low
vs. BAN; 800, Cirode vs. Withers; COZ,
Lomax vs Kelly ct al; sos and 604, Ten
nsssee National Bank VS. Bingham; 609,
Merchants and Plantera' Bank vs. Cable;
OiEf OOlo vs. ekuerg 6uullul5kE4lOIs OlS,
Burke vs. Mayor and Aldermen of Mem
phis; 622, Acksrmsn vs. Meyer; 625, Law
horne 70 Lyden; 627, Rodgers VS. Rodgers
ct al; 6Z9, Reimer VS. Tschudi; $50, Renfro
VS. Crawlsy ct al; 6S8, Mayor and Alder
men of Memphis VS. Mayer; $40, Comeo VS.
CsPuro; 6i1, Smith rs Teifel.
second Circuit COurt-HaIsey, Judge
To-day the case Of Widrig against Her
ter, commenced on yesterday, will be pro-
ceedsd with, and when the same is dis
posed OF the case of Keel vs. Keel will be
resumed, after which the cases on the reg
ulsr calendar will be taken up as they
there appear.
Second Chaneery Court C~haneellOr
Scott
The case Of the city vs. McCombs Is still
on trial and will bs taken up first to-day
and as soon as finished the following cases
will be called: S16, Williams vs. Brown;
SI9. Geruty vs. Geruty; S2l, Battle VS.
Wilkerson; Isl, Fowler VS. Wigs; l5s,
Schoolfeld VS. Galloway; 1913, Rsnkirt vs.
Ge On Wednesday next, &c 9Th inst, all
causes in which Chancellor Scott is incom-
petent, will be tried before Chancellor
Morgan By interchange.
First Chsneery. COurt-MOrEan, Chan
celler.
Cases decided yesterday: Swanwick vs.
Harris, Judgment for defendant; Walsh
VS. Hallum, Injunction made perpetual.
Gases tried yesterday: Pope vi Pope
and Osis vs Levy. Both were taken I'M
der advisement.
Dscrees ordered TO bs enrolled: Fried
man VS. Hsyman, reference; Hanks VS.
Cummings, references; Psnte VS. Wheat
ley, dissolved Injunction; Swanwick VS.
Harris, final; Stacker VS. Feldmsn, former
order suspended. Motions will be heard
to-day.
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g.. c. SNYDER, v. D,
50 Union street,
Hemphis. Tenn.

ERUIr FARM-Choioe fruit farm for sale.
offer my fruit farm for sale, contain
ing fhtrty-fhree acres, located one mile from
Hsrtlett and ten miles frOn Memphis, en- the
d. & L railroad, which has on IT, without
doubr. the best selection OF fruits IN West
Tennessee. GOOD new house containg nve
rooms two clothes presses, bath rOOm ana
anIe1did cellar. About eight acres In
peeehes, ostly "HRls's esrlv, this earliest
paach kuownl two acres IN straw berries.
one sore IN raspbsrries, besides pear orchard
gnd q choice rejection OF apple, plumas eher-
riss, auricO's grapes, etc. The above trees
have been set six years. The fruit, alone the
pasJ sesaOn hiss brought me more hsn one
half b price asked FOR the place. 70 terms
ana pErtieulars Address,
L. W. HAMILTON, Proprietor,
Bartlett, Tennessee.
Refer TO N. ". Phillips, OF tie southern
Farmer. oeg
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EooNoMY.-Tske your fall clothing to
the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt q Hanson's old stsndl, GAG Second
street.. HANSON 4 WALKER.
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THE cheapest and best Dyeing and
Cleaning House In the city IL at 246 Sec
ind street Hunt & Hsnson's old standl.
HANSON q WALKER,
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FOR LEASE.

nWELLING-with 81 acres of land, on
~ hAAa syeDnA Apply 70
- p A. e8 Ehelby street
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BLACK DIAMONDS.

Best Pittsburg coal 81 90 delivered.
Best Camel coal 81 10 delivered.
Best Mt, Carbon coal So cts. delivered.
GEO. MELLERSH,
27S Main street,
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TEsTINoNx-Thonsands Of mothers are
constantly speaking in exalted terms OF
commendstion OF the magical effects Of
Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup for soothing In
fsnts teething.
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- The city subscribers WhO fan 70 re
ee4vs their papers promptly, VIII obIiKe
- ~ seadfns Uerd - this emSs.
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A FAyoRABLE NoToRIErY.-The good
reputation Of "BroVs's Bronchial Toches'
for the relief OF coughs, colds and throat
diseases has given them q favorable noto-
riety.
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PLUME5 beautifully cleaned and dyed
at the Memphis Steam Dyeing Establish
ment, 262 Second street,
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F0s gEsT.


nwELLING.HoUsE-On Promenade ST.,
~ contaiEing II rooms and all necessary
convenienoss; Handsomely located. lrq1ibs
on the premises. I'D. JAWS
ID EsIuESCE-A very desirable brick resi-.
II deuos on Shelby street, close 10 ousi-
ness. Apply TO Mrs. Brown, NO. asa Main
street, or TO Q. W. Frazer, Main street, op-
Posite Peabody Hotel Och
ID E-IDENCE-Ten minutes walk from
II Poplar street cars. Nine rooms, bath
room and water-wotks, ciEtern, vel, stables
garden orcnard, three acres, well enclosed
and IN good order Apply 70 Minor Meri-
wsthsr, So Main street Oe2
CTORE AND DWELLING on Je ~erson st.,
neaT Main. JOSEPH LAEDREWS,
oS % Front street.
nwELLIEG-A neat two story frame
IL dwelling. No. 224 Washington street.
Apply TO J. A. TAYLOR. No J Madison Strest,
Or ". A Smith ct Menken a Bro. oo2s
I'M EsIpENCE-rsu rooms; would accom-.
II modate two small families, IL desired;
Large lot attached; Alabama street, fronting
Hin Sweet TENS, atty dollars per month;
ols &c JOHNSON. z Jefferson street.
ID EstDENCE-subuFban residence, on Kerr
II avenue; stable, carriage hsuse ard 8
scres, well enclosed. Apply TO Minor Meri-
Sether. 80 Union street. GELS
ID 90 Ss-rwo nice 'front.' rooms on Main
II street. suitable for of1css; also, s or
nioo rooms, suitable for slseoing roons; IN
lure Al No. 2Q MAIN STREET.
ID EsIDESCE-A nrst-Gsss cottage residence
" on street cars, eommOdiOus sDd shady.
Also q nice TWO story brick, hne grounds.
oc7 W. A WHEATLEY, sc Main.
ID ESDESCE-An elegant HuburbAn resi-
II dence on Wa5nu street. Dwelling with
ak rooms and two acres CT land: accessible
70 street railroad The land Is well set with
the most CT dice fruit trees Apply ct No. 80
street 1880 GEOkGE DIXUN
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SEE advertisement OF DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide-in another column. It
hould be read by all CIV.
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B. A. HoLLENBERe's Memphis Steam
Dyeing Establishment, 262 Second street.
See advertisement elsewhere.
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the county seat of Jefferson, IA located
on the south bank of the Arkansas river.
about forty miles below Little Rock. Il
Is q shipping point of considerable impor-
tance, and will furnish = large amount of
traffic to the railroad as soon az 1t IL
opened to Memphis; 80 that the frequent
vexatious delays attending Transportation
by river can be avoided. The Little Rock,
Pine Bluf and New Orleans railroad, now
under construction from Little Rock 10 the
Bluff.
CAMDEN,
the county sest OF Washington county.
Is situated on the Ouachita river-which
is Bsvigsble only for very small boats. and
that for short and uncertain
surrounded by = fine agricultural country
which Is now shut OF from market. The
stimulus thst viii be given 70 Camden,
by reason Of ksVing railway communica-
ton with Memphis-the best cotton mar
ket in the South will cause It to grow
rapidly In wealth and population. The
Mississippi Ouachits and Red river rail-
Gaines land
ing, on the Mississippi, to Fulton, on Red
river, passes through Camden. Work on
this road progresses rapidly. This will be
an important connection and will furnish
q large amount of freight to the Pine Bluff
branch. The distance from Fulton to
Memphis via Camden and Devalls Bluff
Is the same IS BY the Cairo and Fulton
road, via Little Rock.
sHRKvEPoRT,
the eastern terminus of the Texas Paclhc
railroad, Is q of the most thriving and
growing cities of the southwest.
1t is destined to become a great railroad
and commercial center. Ia the year 1859
she exported 70 900 bales Of cotton. 20 OO0
10000 hides, 10 600 tierces OF beet,
and large quantities Of other produces. A
grocery house sold 81, 500. 000 worth
Of goods in one year, and $3.50, 900 worth
IN nj month. But this is not q 1.-THE of
what the business of Shreveport viii be
when Southern Pacific railroad Is buiit, |
with its southern arm extending from
TO New Orleans, Its central
arm TO Vicksbrrg, and Its northern ard
srm to Memphis.
The distance from Shreveport TO Now
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AEULES-A fresh lot of mules arrived last
NJ night; q good Tot of mules and horses on
hand al all times. a. FARES a
Stable, No. S8 Second street. oc1
L OTs On walnut street. On time Apply
IL ~ Union ST. GEORGE DIXON.
n E~SIDENCE-A desirable residence, No.
n sSt Jefferson street; ) rooms and kitchen;
good servantA' hOu@A stable IA carriage
under new Ehed, all in good repair price
low and terms easy. Apply on premises. seq
CAW-MILLs-OneA No. l Steam Saw-Miu,
- complete, with GriHt attached forty
horse power. Apply 70 IA. OS1EY,
1ys No. Box Second street Memphis.
nLUFF ClTY MILLS, Isl Poplar street.; IN
ID good repair; win sell on easy terms, OF
rrnE ID. K EYEK4,
f5 NIX KAN street.
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STEAMB9ATS.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER

HsinphIs and Arkansas River PaOkst csa.
Paay-u. S. Nail LIss.
TBE ELEGANT PASSENGER BOATS OF
Il this line leave Memphis for all potnts
on Arkansas river
M0EDAXss WEDNESDAYS EAED FRI
DAYS. as ~ PA
For freight. passage or other information,
apply to
W. b. KENNEDAY, Agent.
once on Company'e Wharfbeat,
81 Foot q Court sbEest.
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s00Ms a BOARD.

DOOM n BOARD Comfortably furnish
IL 60 room and board, With grsie and gas,
shslbls located nVe minutes' walk OF Court
square, and half sQusrs OF sf1 Get carr, for
single gantLemEh; reference required. Ap-
ply TO No hi Ss'ond street nof
nOARD A good front room and board, al
I'D I79 -ecOnd street oze
nOARDER5-And day bosrdsrs with PROB
II er reference, accom- modated Al les Court
street. his Is the most central Gnd dssira-
BILE location for boarding IN Memphis (oH
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EXAMINE the CRATE in this Office. IT'S 6
great saving Of fueL-ED. If.
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STEAM F1zzsEs, slS Second street.
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nWELLING.HOUsE-On Promenade ST.,
~ con afEing II rooms and al necessary
convenienoss; Handsomely located. rouse
on the premises. j. ID. DAVIS
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ERESH

Received daily per express by V. d.
Fuchs, d Jefferson street.
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PREPARE for cold weather, and have
your CRATES set with Lemons Improve
msnt. Lssve orders at eos Second street
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AT the FIFTY CENT STOaE,
No. s4s MAIN ST.,
&c Frrr1se, BIS Second streel.

New goods srrived-s great variety OF
Fancy Goods. Vases, Toys, Ladies' Under
wear, Kid Gloves, etc.
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First Chsncery. COurt-MOrEan. Chan.
celler.
AT The FIFTY CENT STORE,
No. S4S MAIN ST..

No. 34S MAIN ST.,
New goods srrived-s great variety Of
Fancy Goods, Vases, Toys, Ladies' Under
wear, Kid Gloves, etc.
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JOE LOCKE, 2s6X Main street, has the
largest assortment Of Magazines ~ictorials
and dailies In the city.
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AT THE FIFTY CENT STORE,
No. 84s MAIN ST.

New goods srrived-a great variety o.
Fancy Goods, Vases, Toys, Ladies' Under
wear, Kid Gloves, etc.
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HEAT, CoMFoRF IN EooNoAT.-This
you viii get by having your CRATES set
with Lemons Improvement. Call at 295
Second street.
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NOTICE.

To the st~Oekholcers OF Memphis Wood and
Willow Ware Manufacturers Company:
A 7 b instance OF tbs BOard OF Directors.
n meeting Of all the stockholders IN SAID
company Il called TO meet On the I'd Of No.
vember inst. Il my ONCE, & Union street.
at 10 o'clock an
AZ business OF the utmost importance viii
be called np, every member Is urged to az
tend. T.L.LATHAA, President
Evening Ledger copy2t mol
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FRENCH MERINoS,

ALL 0oIoAS' AT s5c PER YARD,
AT
JACOB CANS, 2ss MAIN STREET.
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JACOB CANS,
No. 2ss Main street

LADIES, do not fail to look at our beau
tiful Jackets, which we are offering at IS,
but worth $40.
B. LowENsTEIN & BROS,
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The Conveyance OF Texas cattle from
Shreveport to the northern and eastern
cities, will no doubt form an important
item of traffic, and contribute largely to
the revenue of the company. This trade
has, for some time past, made Abilene
q station on the Kansas Pacific road, q
hundred and sixGy-tTo miles west of
Kansas city-its great primary shipping
point, that bsing h nearest railway sta
ton. The distance by rail from Abilene
to the cities named below is as follows:
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EoR Sale.

FAPM or two hundred and ave acres
N seven miles from Memphis. and haIfa
nile south OF GoodIet's station, On the Mem
$50 acres cleared and and 1orty-dve acres Or
4 beautiful grove. The ste 10 ons of tha
most beanttful In the country, with comfor-
table dwellings, gin house, stables and wen
OF clear sweet water. STOCK, provisions-
wagons, tools, etc. now on the place will b
sold II rchas desires. For tsrmE apnIV
on the place 70 Dr.. @. 4. Moore. q dec.
Phelan. A Monroe street. ocsl
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LOCAL NEWS.

Go to Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's Business College
-Thos. Cubhins, bricklsyer, "a Main st.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. 2lI Main street. Three fsultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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AMERICAN DRTvEN WELLS at Browne
A BROWNIES, sl5 second strest.
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COMIC OPERA COMPANY.
THIS FRIDAY EVENING, hON, SD
Who will appear, foE the nrst time THIS go
son. as JO-ESHINE, in Buc6stone's oeAuu'
DsUGHTFR OF TIE REGIMENT,
and IN connection with the original music
WufutrOduce the principsl gems from Oneh-
so5 Lucis iLsmmermoor; also sing her IA
mnuz song. :. Goodbye E~Neeiheart =,
Saturday afternoon, Grand "Fortunio
Matinee. ~-ny
TuszdR~. Nov. 7th-RASKIN COhEDf
CCMPANY for nigF Is enc saturdsv mEtIn-s.
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on Friday night at the ofacs of Donoho
Buckley, when the following board
Of directors was elected: II. ID. RuIklsv.
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MEMPHIS, November 2, 1871.
River Editor Appeal;
WIN you be Kind enough, in your paper to-
day, 10 call a meeting Of the steamboatmeD
and river-men generally, to be held to-day at
10 am, at the hall of the chamber OF COM
merce, n elect delegates TO the convention at
Louisville, and transact such other business as
be brought before 1t.
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STRAYEO on sToLEN.

street. up stairs. mol
QUIZ READERS win and teIegraphfe
news and a complete esmmeretaI resort
% The third page.
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RIVER NEWS.
Boats Leaving To-day.


All lu1lcAlOus OF Ealu nave U
The weather is clear and pleasant. The river
fell half an inch. kilograms below give the
stage of the water At different points. BUsines
az the wharf was fair throughout the day.
BY Telegraph
CAIRO, November 2.-Port list. The Capitol
City cleared for New Orleans at am; f.. II.
Duifee cleared for New Orleans at l PM: Ada
Heilman, Memphis to Cairo, Z pm. Henry
Weaver, mate Of the steamer Octavia, who was
stabbed by the cook last week, died this morn
ing IN the hospital here. River stationary
Weather clear and cool.
EYANsyILLE, November 2.-Weather clear
and mild. River has risen l Inch. Business
active.
CINCINNATI, November 2.-River 8 feet s
inches in the channel, and rising slowly.
Weather clear and cool.
LITTLE Rock, November 2.-Weather clear
and cool. River rose 81 feet, and Is stu rising.
1t was currently reported on the streets his
evening that the Celeste had SUM below here,
but no dednit information coulGb obtained.
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No. 226 MAIN STREET.

"A very heavy Brown Domestic, at IsHe.
~ very fine Bieaehed Domestic, at I2ke-
Ie-4 good fine BIeaehed SheetInE, n soc.
Ga Pure Linen Table Covers, AZ zee
Ga Pure Linen Table Danask, Figured,
az zoe.
Complete assortment OF ChIldren's
shoes, 75e TO 81.
Complete assortment of Misses sewed
Shoes, at s1.5O 10 81.
Complete RssO =tmea { OF Ladies' SeHed
shoes, at 81 90 81.
o o Pair of Mems Kip Boots at sa.75-
Gents CaIk Skin Sewed boots, at sS.50
to $3.50.
Gents Calf Skin Boots, Custom Made,
50 TO 81 80.
LARGE stock OF White and Grey Blank
etc cheap.
Good assortment OF Clothing, Furs,
shawfs- Llnseys, CIOaks, Ladies' Suits,
~Casstmeres, Water-prOofs, etc., all sold
at prices
solos IA OnIV al .,
Successor to vsndIg q Brothers.
Ne. I'd Nain ssrssG. . MszzRhAs, Ts.s.
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FOE SALE.

COTTON PLNSTATION-The valuable end
nnely located plantation, known IS tne
20 " Place. situated or LAX Providence. In
t1arTaH parish, LnuiEiana. One-snc-s-hali
miles from the own Of Providence, contain
ing ms acres. For further ap.
NJ ~ John @. Lonsdale, IT., at the Planter
ms. Co. Memphis, Tenn, and 70 george =.
Thomson. on The premises. noo
N FsTDFNCE AND LOT. $50 jefferson street
tN extanded, al $50 per month. Apply TO
nr2 J.r HEl Y. II Union stree.
EkRM NJ farm Is still for sails or rent-the
r hrsfln The r eirnborhOodi abundance OF
Po-r water; neat cottage. new stable etc
-lso. Tor sale, a nne ~Boston-bult tnalsei
made OF imported wood, Will outl9st Ivo
rev bueeiss. Also. q Ride, Tor bear hunting,
aEd a rose twist double-barrel Shotgun.
Frffv dollars i cder for the return 20 me
o. a large hunttUg-case GOLD WAIth'
white ace, No. s62sL, James StOddart, maker,
Lorton. This hne watch ives left Al OLD M
Chapman's, on the railroad. he'ow Hopeced q,
on he eth Of July lsFt TAKE
NOTICE AND GOVERN YOURSELVES ACCORD
&C. SNYDER. v. D.,
50 Union street,
80 MammhNz- Tenn.
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tobacco.
ed in E1fsnla.
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No PLACE better for cleaning gentle
mems wear than the Memphis Steam
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BARGAINS N sENTs, GOODS

BARGAINS IN GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
100 DOZEN GentA' English Half HOss, at
ss per dozen.
Large assortment Of Gents Shirts will
be sold at great bargains.
5Odoz. Cents Msrino Un~dershlrts at zoe.
JAoos CANS,
No 29S Main street.
sTAAH FIzTsss, Sl6 Second street.
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iounded, are repugnant % the constitu-
ton and laws Of the United States, and,
therefore, null and void.
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FoR OAIRo AND sT. LOUIS.

Memphis aad ST. LOsis US. Mail Line
For Osceola, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont n
cairo, Connecting At m with the
hon Mountain R. B., at Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad, and
b ats up the Ohio RIVER.
ST. JOSEPH master
Is above E
THIS DAY, 81 inst, at pm.
Tickets To- ali points via Memphis and st.
Louis packets, North, East an West: apply
to General RztlroEd and steamboat once.
ION b. DUNN. cor. Court and Nam SITS.
Freight receivsd at the St.Louls Whari boat.
FLEM. CALVERT Gen1SuphG
NOT WE. DILL, Agent.
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Figures for the Contemplation and
study of Memphis Merchants and
Business Men.
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THE CHEAPEST
TABLE LINENS AND TOWELS

= AAH VIII At
JACOB CANS, 2es MAIN STREET.
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BOARDERS

DOARDERs-Terms reasonable. Apply at
ID No. recount street. no
IOARDERS-Gentlemen day boardeTs, at
~ AS ihird street. References reQuirei aud
gwen. Oc8
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and white River United States
Mail Line.
Str. r.. Z. WALr---.W W. J. Ashford, Master
WIN leave Memphis SArUhDAI, 4th inst,
al 5 PM, for JacHsonpOft and intermediate
points. For freight or passage apply 10
W. h. KENNEDAY, Agent,
ONCE on Company's Wharfooat,
nc2 Foot OF Court street
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A O. TEsADEELL, late Mescham a FreadRsu
Al TREADWELL, OF Tread~su Pros.
r. A. fREABvELL, o. fTeadwen Bros.
B. d. fREADWELE. Of Tresdweu Bros.
A. C. Treadwsll & Bros.
WHOLESALE GROCERS
AND
FACTORS,
No. n uKI9s STREET,
'sToNEWALL BLOCK, /: EEKPaS. TENN.

uAVE ONE OF THB LARGET STOCKS
q 1t has ever been Ihsir pleasure to oRsr
both TO the city and country trade, consisting
In part, viz:
1900 hsES COfFeey 1000 keys Eatkst
100 hhds. sugar . bbaa. SaRnFt
5000 bdls. HFOn-ttes-af D~6taernsg
5000 p4eees BASEtRz,3 10 2k pOundsF
1909 hhAA. ft0ur-ali grades
IOoo bbaA. salt; . bhIs- whisky
o pkgs. leo cases SRraInaaG
D eases Dystersg
BSeO1. Mes Pork, Nam Lnrut
Mseksrea. MslAssSs, Heal. and vaPa0as
other articles ia their nzs t0o manner.
eos - EzastD3-
The attention Of Wholesale dealers Is spe-
ctally invited to their lsrg $ ok, which has
been gotten up with great cara and Is offered
al prices that must psove satisfactory 70 buy
srS
Their Cotton Department il under the
charge Of A @. TREAD ELL. who gives his
personsl attention 70 the sabe OF Cotton. an
having had Is years experiences In the bust
ness, feels competent to do justice 70 shippers
In the sale OF the staple. They would further
return thanks for the very liberal patronage
hsretorcrs extended 70 Them, and respsct-
fully soltcit a c-Onttnnancs OF ths samA
sell dAU
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