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THE R E /

y. r Read, ESQ cashier of the Union
and Planters bank, says In 3 private note,
Shat u article of yesterday morning en-
titled 80 Jeremy Didler," hoes state the
Facts of the case with perfect accuracy of
detail He says that "the person rsxrs-
sented himself as J. Skiddy, prsotfced
no fraud upon this bank, the Union and
Planters; nor can l say thas he was max
Ing an effort 30 TO do. The facts are tbat
he presented at the counter of this bank.
e genuine draft on the bank for $500
drawn byone of our most esteemed cor
respondents, 8. a, Tacker, of Little
Rock, and on account of his inability to
furnish Hs with satisfactory proof as to
aus identity, we refused to pay him the
money. He remained here from Friday
morning until Monday evening. hopin9
we would receive frOmS h. Tucker Esu..
such instructions as would induce the
payment of the draft Nothing came
That was fully satisfactory, and ON his
last visit to the bank at 3 O'Clock Monday
svensng, he met face to face, with r., w
Smith, Esq, who at once mad him arrested
on the charge Of having sold him a few
years since a sueFtidcase of deposit ,
raised from fifteen dollars to sixty-three
hundred dollars, and was known TO him
as Bennerst and not Skiddy."
~
IKE Georgia Home Insurance Conn
pany, of Columbus, Georgis, assets over
Soe0, 000-Snd State Insurance Company.
OF Nashville, Tennessee, are still repre-
scented by their agent,
W. Il. MOORE,
29R Main street.
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THE FIaEMEN.
The LargeHearted AcsiOn OF the Fire
Department

The Memphis Fire and Relief associa-
ton had q called meeting yesterday after
noon, at the hssl on Adams street. The
president, Bernard Brady called the mset-
ing to order and stated the object for
which the members we're brought tc-
gsther, which was to take action toward
relieving the suffering people of Chicago.
John CLANCY was secretary Of the
meeting.
On motion OF Mr.. Phalan, a resolution
was unanimously adopted spprOpriating
$1,000 for the benefit Of their suffering
brethern of the fire department Of
Chicago. On motion of Mr.. McFaddsn,
a committee OF three WRs appointed by
the chair, consisting of Chief Kehos and
Messrs. Phelsn q McFadden, to draw
the above sum out of their funds in the
bank, and forward the same to the suffer-
ing ire companies in Chicago. A COM
mittee Of thrse-Messrs Deniger, DoIan
and Carroll, reported the following reso-
luton which wss adopted:
The Fireman's Relief association of the
city of Memphis, having heard of the al
most entire destruction of the city of Chi
c2go by fire, and the efforts of the hremen
of that city to quell the same by all the
power that human energy could exercise,
we, as brother hrsmen of the Memphis
Fire Relief association, we hereby tender
to vi brother iremen of Chicago our
hearty sympsthies in what we know
must have been their losses, in their
.endeRvOrs as good firemen to stop the
progress of a eontisgration, unparalleled
in the history of this or any other country;
and ss an evidence Of our sympathy, bet
ter than mers words, be it
ReSOtOed, That the Firemen's Relief as
ISOLATION give to the iremen of Chicago
$1,000, as g tribute to tbs discharge of their
duty as brother fremen, and q small COM
pensation for the suffering and losses
which they q have undergone in their
and prolonged efforts to save
sheir city.
After which the meeting adjourned.
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A o TO TIVE LADIES.
Grand Opening Day Off. LowensIein a.
Brothers,
A New Feature-GOrgeOus Display by
Gas-L1ghG

We would again ask the attention Of the
ladies Il the fact that one Of the most
magnificent displays OF rich and rare
fabrics ever made in the South will be ex-
hibited Tomorrow morning ct the estab-
lishmenb Of Messrs. b. Lowenstein q
Brothers, corner of Main and Jefferson
streets. The tasteful interior decorations
will be admirably sef-of by IN endless
assortment of the richest dress goods, vel
vet cloaks OF almost fabulous value, rib
bons, lacaE, etc, in a ~profusion almost
mystifying-sll arranged In a manner that
will at once lead captive the fair ones who
will thrOng the spacious salesrooms.
But the feature of the occasion Will be
the gorgeous display of b~right-cOIOred
evening silks-to be shown after dark by
brilliant gas-light. To allow OF time for
preparation for this magnificent specta-
Gle, the house will be closed in the after
noon at half-past five o'clock and viii
o bs re-opened until seven o'clock.
This f~Orethought on the part of Messrs.
LOwenstein not only allows those who
would be unable to be present during the
day a chance to attend, but also gives Ia
dies an opportunity to judge OF the effect
of artificial light upon the shades of color
comprised in the stock OF silks for even
ing dress to be then exhibited.
No goods will be sold during the day or
evening. "a this is intended as a dress re-
hearsal, !" If we may be allowed the ex-
preston. That the ladies will be u in
throngs at both the day and evening dis
plays there is no room 20 doubt.
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f~oFFTeIAL.I
EoucATloNAL.
Proceedings Of the School Board on Mon
dag Evening.

MEMPHIS, October 9, Is7I.-The Board
of Education held their regular monthly
meeting this evening.
Present - Mesgrs. Holbrook, Steffey,
Bergman, Barbour, Elliott, Fenner, DR..
Mitchell, Bruce, Virgins, Kortrecht,
Mansford, Maury, Taylor, johnson, W.
2. Mitchell, Bateman, and Merrill. Prssi-
dent-Dr. Maury, presiding.
The minutes of the former meeting were
read and approved.
The superintendent presentedhis report
for the month OF September which was
ordered to be received and He'd
The report stated that 1908 tickets of
admission had been issued to white chill
dren, n $50 to colored children.
Mr.. Bruce, chairman of finance commit
tee, presented the pay roll for the mouth
OF September, amounting 70 $500 80, and
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GLORY.
Another NATIONAL Holiday

Those associations that ~fraternias to-
morrow with our italian fellow citizens,
in the celebration Of the anniversary of
the discovery CT America by Columbus,
will do Themselves honor, and the city q
services. The italian population of Mem
phis is 8 "power in the land, and its
force Ia public and social life grows hour
Iy. The SONS and daughters of Italy
Justly boast Of the fame and deeds Of
their great countrymsn, and, of all pso-
pie, Americans should most eheerfully
coneede honors claimed for the immortal
Gsn3ese navigator. Let the day 6s OBJ
served as a national holiday, and the
unity of Italians and Americans Will be
promoted, distinctiveness of race-features
sill be oblitersted, and those jeaiouaLss
which often affect local and federal cleo
lions unfortunately, will be- recognized no
a
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l 50 8l=t= -
-LEoTURE.-Olive Logan will be one Of
the attractions here next week. She will
deliver three lectures, n win doubtless
draw big houses.
ORPHANS Cor oERT.-The. oonce by
the children, of b Lauderdale, Miss,
Asylum, TO come off on Saturday next
ought to be and We hope will be literally
attended. II viii be, If our readers win
oniy remember that theh little ones are the
orphans of deceased Confederate soldiers,
and are forced to this method OF making :
living for themselves and two hundred
others. Remember the orphans.
ALABAMA STREET PRESBYTERIAN
CHURcH CoNcERT.-Henry Farmers con-
cert for the Alabama street church. on
Thursday Tomorrow night, at the Green
law Opera House, viii be a grand affair.
he will have the assistance Of the best
professional and much of the amateur
talent of b city. His programme will be
attractive. Remember the ''little church
around thec corner"
-THE MENDELssoHNs.-The Mendels.
sohns will give their first concert this sea-
son next Thursday evening. So the adj
vertisement in yesterdays APPEAL an
nounced. Miss Good wyn, of New York.
Will make her debut before a Memphis
audience on the occasion, when, no doubt.
the society will treat Us. to some new
chorusses and a generally excellent pro-
gramme.
THE CHICAGO SUFFERERs-A Success
TIoN.-W0uld it not be- q good thing, on
The part of our professional and other mu-
sicians, to give concert in aid of the poor
and destitute of Chicsgo3 We think such
an affair would pey. Our places of amuse-
ment should tender benefits.
FAIR N FRsTIvAL.-The ladies Of the
Alabama street Presbyterian church in
That their fair and festival, to be held
next week In Rocco hall, shall be the af-
fair OF the season. All North Memphis !
Will attend it, for ali who reside in that
part of the city are Interested in the
building OF a beautiful little church around
The corner from Jones' q Beside
his the good ladies' intend to open q neat
title kiosk In the fair grounds opposite
floral hall, whore their friends can maize
at home during fair week. We
rope that all good people will p~stroniEe
kiosk at the fair grounds and the fair
It Rocco hall.
'THz THEATER, which this week is given
yer 70 a nondescript sort of perform
nee that will please children, is nightly
rowded, the prospect of a present having
IL the effect Of the regular lottery Ia I
good houses. OF course every 1
eat VIII be takan Tonight.
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MAJOR Y. s. PATTON.

Distribution of Offices at Nashville.
The gentleman whose name appears
Ss@~o &c an a~pplieRnt for the Office Of w.
zen OF q STATE ~pen1tentlarY. he served
in this position with perfect satisfaction
to " chief magistrates of Tennessee,
Governors Johnson and Harris, ana
would be r~e-appointed. His recommen-
dstions are signed by the best citizens of
western Tennessee, and If it be not the
purpose OF the Legislature to pursue its
former policy OF giving no Offices to citi-
zsns of western counties, Mr.. Patton's
claims surely deserve consideration,
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Our old and respected fellow-citizsp.
Past Grand Master Samuel McManus. has
prepared an address which he desires 10
deliver to his Masonic brethren Of this
city.
There will be an sssemblsge of the
Assops on Wednesday evening next at
the had Of south Memphis Lodge No. lis,
corner OF Second and Madison streets. at
which time the address referred to will be
delivered; and il is expected that every
Mason who desires TO know more of Che
mysteries and hisboryof the craft thar the
merely superficial knowledge which the
ritual gives, viii be present..
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THE CHICAGO SUFFERERS.
Meeting at the GreenseW opera House
Last NIght-RePOrts from the Col
Ieettng COmmiftee-LibernI
subscriptions from
the People.

A meeting was held at the GreenlAw
Opera House last night to hear reports
from committees that were appointed the
previous evening at the Chamber of Com
meroe 1 procure subscriptions for the
benefit of the Chicago sufferers. Mayor
johnson called the meeting TO order. He
said tina the General Council of the city
had voted 5000. It was thought by the
Council that the vote might be objected
10 on technical grounds, but they relied
on their constituents to support them.
(Cheers.) The Mayor also announced that
the fire companies bad contributed $1,000,
being twenty-five per Of Q pay
which was received by them yesterday.
II was announced that Messrs. Spalding
q Pope, lessees of the theatre, had offered
a full benefit "Wednesday night.) The
mansger OF the silver show giving his en-
tire receipts for this evening.
a. E. FARMLAND then rsad the follow
ing report:
REPORT.
MEMPHIS, TENN, October 10, 1871.
The committee appointed by the meet
ing held at the rooms OF the chamber of
Commerce, on last evening, for the pur-
pose Of raising funds for the sufferers of
Chicago, beg 70 submit the following re-
port:
Amount collected by the general
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s1OcKHQLDERS, ELEcTnH

OEFTcE or MEMPHIS AND CHIC K, z. Col
Memphis Tenn, Sept Is. 1871.
THE annual meeting of the ~tockhoIdera
4 OF this Company, for the purpose Of
etect1ng Fifteen Directors, Will be held al the
ONCE OF the Company, NO. 0Z Main street
Memphis, Tenn 4ONDAT, the 1ath October
next, between the hOurH OF 10 M 3 O'Clock.
VIII be passed nee on 18th.
10Th and f1th October, on presentation OF
stock certificates to conductors.
kAoDAt11T, Vtps-PrestdenA,
n Acting President n. ana
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TENHEE Exhibitors at this coming Fair ara re-
4 requested 10 make their entries as the
hambe OF corner of Comner-
ctai Place n center alley, during the pres
emit week. They are also requested to have
their articles On the grounds on Friday and
Saturday, 18th and l4th instant. Superin-
guards 70 protect them.
ocIO LhON aoos
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TIE place to get a No. 1 buggy horse,
an excellent saddle horse, a good dray
mule or farm stock, is O. II. Bracket &
Co.'s, No. 32i Second street. All stock
must be rs represented.
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ACARD.-Having met with severe loss
by the Chicago fire, and at any moment
may hsve TO return there, while here in
order to realizs funds, will eher from nv
STOCK all goods below actual cost of manu-
Iscture. j. s, DAVIS, rs
Dealer In Alaska Diamonds,
3i7 Main street.
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SILK and poplin suits, Paris velvet
cloaks, rich silks, poplins, fine furs, etc i,
al OF our " importation will be exhib-
tied at our opening on Thursday, 18th inst.
;MENKEN BROS.i s
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SALE OF VALUABLE SUBURBAN AND
CITY LOTS.
RATHRnAY NnYEHREn rsrr

WILL sell at public auction, upon ths
\ premises, the Hisstand Place, iust east OF
m and across the railroad north 70
O9neral Bradf0fus. II contains nfLeen acres.
undivided 10 suit purchasers; 50 endidly
located with forest shade trees on part. and
most desirable Tor resident lots One OF the
AoS 20 De SOLD has 3 cottage rssfdencs and
otner improvements. L sell by direction OF
Peter Husbands will. Sale upon the prem
las. PlRis at my ONCE
cash, and balance A. /, z ana 3 years Al 4 oar
cent interest Also, on >
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER II, 1871.
in mont Of my Office, 80 Madison PLANTERS
Insurance Bu1ldins), I VIII sell two houses
q lois, Nos. IL and u, Orleans sire et, lusE
south OF Poplar, owned BY Peter aiestsnd,
sale upon same terms As above.
LIB. MCFARLAND, Admir-,
O1 ~ - Madison street.
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FOR SALE or ExeHAaeE.

DLANTATIoN-An unsurpassed plantation
4 in Arkansas Improved soil, within 1--WE
o 5 ride Of Inc CIT, 70 sell Or sxcbsnee
and charleston TEiiroEdl Wttkia Is miles o.
Os1 AALoNE. THOMAS a 90
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IMPORTATION wanted of my daughter,
Mcllie Sanders, who was living with Mr..
John O. Weaver, two months ago, She is
ten years old. slender, and has fair COM
plexion and dark hair. Iamlhere from al
ALBANIA looking for her, Information left az
So Union street, or at. Elm wood Cemetery.
viii be thankfully received. -
LIZ /. SANDRps
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,sddin's Oonege.

-Leddin's Oonege.
ATTEND RObertson's Business College
-Thos. Cubbins, bricklsyer, 2S4 Main st.
-Armstreng's Photographic Gallery,
No I'll &Sin street. Three fsultless gem
pictures for City cents.
Sc. JosKREis INFIRMARx-In charge oil
the Sisters corner Third and Jefferson
streets.
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TIE Georgia Home Insurance Com
psny, of Columbus, Georgis, assets over
s5OO,e0O-and State Insurance Com psny,
OF Nashville, Tennessee, are still repre-
sented by their agent,
- W, H. MOORE,
293 Main street
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The accounts wers passed aud ordered
to be paid.
The Treasurer made the following re-
port:
Statement Of W. A. Steffey, treasurer
Board of Education, made this date,
October 9Th, 1871, being the amount Of
transactions since July 9Th ISL, at the
time of last ranort.
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GENEROSITY.
Help for the sunerers of Chicago.

Sam Sharpley's silver show viii TO-
night donate every dollar OF the receipts
It the t5ester TO The Chicago relief funr
Every citizsn of Memphis Is Interested in
nling the house tonight. Mayor john
son has appointed a committee to bake
charge OF the entrance door a. tbs thesser,
thztit may be known that sRery dollsr
collected Is appropriated as desired by
Meesrs. Sbarpley, Spslding and Pope,
proprteteTs o. the Bbeater. Read our
voluminous dispatches this morning
which tell Of the suferinRs of the people
of Chicago, and then 60 70 the thester to-
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MRS. NJ. A. KEoGH announces to the ls-
dies that she has returned rom New York
with all the latest fall and winter styles.
and viii be found at her old stand 40e
Main street, where she will DO pleased to
see her former patrons, IS well as the
ladies generally.
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TIE Georgia Home Insurance Company
nor the state Insurance Company, repre-
sented by w. q. MooRE, agent, 2gS Main
street, had any agency or risk in Chicago,
Illinois.
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UNION DEPOT.

MENKEN BROTHERS grand opening
of fall and winter fashions Will take place
on ThUsrsday the 18th inst, in place of
Wednesday as heretofore announced.
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THE Georgia Home Insurance Com
psny, Of Columbus, Georgia, assets over
$50, 00o-and State Insurance Company.
OF Nashville, Tennessee, are still repre-
sented by their agent, a
W. II. MOORE.
283 Main aLraat.
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RoBERTsoN's BUSINESS COLLEGE, 356
Main street. is the only place in the city
where the duties OF an accountant are
taught practically,
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He then announced that the Memphis
oil works had sent in a subscription OF
500, and the committee had also received
from Mr.. Flynn, of the Memphis and Ohio
railroad, a subscription of Sl5l from the
attaches of that road.
The subscription books were then hand
ed in to the reporters for publication, and
the mayor suggested that, as there might
be some parties in the hall who had not
subscribed, 9 committee from the stage
would go through the hall and take up
whatever might be contributed. MssErs.
Farmland, Donovan and Randall went
among the people and took up q subscrip-
ton. When this was over, Mr.. Frsnklaud
announced that, as there was no more
business to De done, be would recommend
the audience to attend the theater tonight
and the Olympic OF Friday night. The
total subscriptions from all sources, up to
this moment, footed up $50. 600.
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TICKETS FOR the FAIR DRAWING" ARE
FOR SALE
J. Q. EYrlch,s news depot

,. c. Eyrich's news depot;
Msnsford's news depot;
Joe Locke's news depot;
George Bergmsn's cigar stand;
Leubrie's cigar stand;
Byrd's jewelry store;
Bsrnum's iswelry store;
Memphis and Charleston ticket Office.
Chris. SteinkuhI's Capitol Saloon.
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THE cheapest and best Dyeing and
Cleaning House IN the city Is at 246 Sec
ond street Hunt & Hsnson's old standl.
HANSON q WALKER.
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jos LOCKE, 236H Main street, has the
largest assortment of Magazines, Pictorials
and dgilies in the city.
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The ATLANTIC SALOON, formerly known
as the Court House Saloon, No. 4s Jefber-
son street, has been purchased by j.. B.
Payne q Co., who intend keeping on hand
the finest beer, wines, liquors and cigars
In the city, and will set q frst-clsss lunch
every day at ten O'Clock.
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FREsE OYSTERS and Lake Fish received
daily by express. BY s. Clement, Y Beale.
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The entries at the ofhoe of the Secretary
OF the Agricultural Society at the Cham
Der OF yesterday were numer-
ouE. We trust thew will be keDs ~ 4,
The same spirit. during the week. mus
showing b interest that is felt IN tbe
coming fair. 1t should be remembered
that q halls a the fair grounds VIII 81
opened tor the reception Of articles on Fri
Gay and Saturday OF this week. and that
ample guards viii be there 10 protect
them and s1perintendents to receive
tnem. Lei not exhibitors wait until Mon
day to ssnd their articles forward hnr Ist
the hall be opened on Monday mornine
so that visitors can see what articles sFe
on exhibition and what interest IL fall il
this fair by the citizens generally,
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BEAT, COMFORT AND EooNoMx.-This
you viii get BY having your CRATES set
with Lemons Improvement. Cali at 2s6
Second street.
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WELLS at Browne
& Brownies, SI5 Second street.
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between the hours OF II O'Clock am. and
O'Clock p.m., six acres OF land, being the east
half vi lot no. TWenty-stx OF tho subdivision
Of the lands Of VIM. Cooper, as rscorded In
the Registers Office OF Shelby county. Irons-
ing 80 Ieet ON the south mead OF central ave-
soUthW orth formerly K1ng's)p place, on Gan.
trail avenue, about 81 miles from the city,
aud within lew minutes walk OF Wilson's
Station, On the NJ. and q. Railroad. Tine six
acres H1I be sold together, and the equity Of
redemption waived. FOR information apply
street.. IO&EeHLNEE. KING. /
SsPts@Pss - ANIL - naAh-A
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MASONIC.

60 TO oeLoeke's, 1851 Msin street, for
your reading matter.
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TROTTlNG At TIE FAIR.

Three stalls bsve been teIearapbed
for, by I. P. Roche, from St. Leuis, ore
for himself and two for another eelebrst-
ed trottIng man from the same city. Cheat
ham and Towles, Of Nashville, will be
represented by g splendid stable, OF which
''Tennessee" viii ne one Of the repnessn-
tstives. The tToltipg at our fair viii be
Assuredly equal to the best In the country.
The splendid trotting premiums of $3.50,
on Wednesday, and the other premiums
throughout the week, will draw the best
stock in the United States,
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QUE grand opening Of fall styles, Paris
walking suits, velvet and fine cloth
eloAks, etc., Is necessarily postponed until
Thursday, 18th inst.
MENKEN RRnG
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Dress Goods Department,

r.
0AN0' all a" meO" AU WHILE
CORDED POPLINS. SILK and WOOL.
satin DUOHENEs MERLNOSs DELAuNES,
4
1H - ~- al noe
Blankets, 81 to u all makes, and House Furnishing Goods II all kinds
ILadAsS velvet anu 10th GlOakS and iackatS. SnAMtS & FuTS
Ever exhibited in the city of Memphis Having mi Ists easouss reputation
~ vsnsn rti tas Te1 we 30 nil
prepared TO sell goods a a smaller
PRINT 1a ny OneLWy
Southwest,
eNwen0e' N"SA' III PN5S ASs Free4' VIZ: -.
rs Brown ROusSue,h heavy, nLy~m-- m-Io een. per yarL
: AF""n DenesHe'h heavy eenhs per yard
Plaid O.naburs. OnIy-----------~- . esnnsp per yard.
Bed ~s' Tick s..sa, - . s +. cent. ..- peer ps. , ,..e.
I. -a a- a "s n Boy. Wear only a.% .." IS. peri yard
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ScTeW WiTe have undergone : thorongb
test and are now conceded superior In
many points 70 sswed or pegged work. Al
card IN our paper gives some of the res-
sons for their popularity, which bas
brought a host Of limitations into the
market,