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vyE are now prepared ill an orders for Brick Of
" which We good quality were ever burned
in the State and viii sell them two dollars and half per
Thousand than hast years prices Call at our old
Yar,a lower part Of town. near the Railroad.
WILLIAMS WHITHAA
Whit Clond July g. 1ss1-
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DoyIPmAN COUNTY DIRECTORY.

Irdr. ID Judicial District-SATHAx PKicK
COUNTY Commissioners-ASDREw b. SrNxs, CRAs- W.
SoyF. JosETH RANDOLPH
Sberif-B. S CAMPBELL
Trra.urrr-OBE CRAIG
canuty Clerk-JoHS T. kIEwAx.
n.tritt Clerk-FRANK BROWN
couuty Attorney-JoEL HOLT.
pr,bsie Judge-JoHx c. GoKDoy
pssi.trr Of Deeds-DUSCAS MCINTOSH.
Srbcol superintendent. ". BRowN
Cono,,r-3oeHuA JAYLoR-
Suryryor-JaMEs F. FOREMAN
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bspasassre b he fEoer ~ ftuis rsser b know
vAsN - ca always psocue nDr clAs InPss.enfs 70
- hpsrfomingthe labsrsf NJ ~ - sshard Aess.
Nans6ea. EnIngvood Co.. a s. Jaseph No.. are sal,
in tie head" With fun stock At IN inPaeneas see'e
fr fAH An imrlenents sold by them aro fus guar
sstsei
Tia we,cnne Salky Rake ID new rake In sh's
bot haA vhsserer used, given entire s~sa'fscaon- -
The Hollins,wosth suIky Rake hang ana ia'o
known thrsuxhost the Northwest. - one Of 'ne 'e'
sulky rake nada
They hsve f.n supply q Ohio fala 81 LOW -
cslaioe Revolving Bay Rakes for sale cheap
The Buckeye Grain Dr{. with two H'rPrr. "s -
improved Feed gives IL advantage over al "enei o
and does pos increase the price II has long oeen A
= the bess drin in the market
The latest Improved Buckeye Cider Min and fress ooth
l.rvr and small. sze suitable for persons owning large or
small ogchzrds-
OfSorrhum Cane Mills they have three sazes-nghs me
dim, I'D enabling the farmer to get mill
~ I'm xe to his crop of They are m.de OF the
v.r tt material: each size has three upright rollers
.de AZ .id cast ruu Also good article Of heavy Sheet
Iron. for Ey.psrator Pans
Their stock Of Iron Steel and Hardware large and well
suitxd IN the demands Of the trade
ni,s;ve Circulars and Prices of their goods viii b-
sent application.
For fan powing they have large stock Of Deeres No
line and Canton Clipper Pievs
We AK far them liberal share Of the custom nf our
F,rmerx Mechanic, and Merchants
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rGo to MrLLAn PArAx for yocr Groceries.

~ There is good deal Of complaint from persons nv
inc or doing business between the railroad F.ck a'a
river They say that trains are eft standing % tne
for hours barric.dins the rod cr"ssineA ?" 'n- -
w.it long tine before they can get n or
fm IN. saw -iI,s and the ferry boat or start out
their teams to work in the no.ing We understand IN,
ne CITY Council viii be applied ." for reisG we '"A
there is too much ground for esopaanA
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y An excursion win be given 70 the people
Rock, and Psvnee County, NehraskA - fns
con and back.
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CHICAGO MARKET.


Fonr-quiet extras IS 7ee6 co. good choice winter
& O0as 25. .
wheat-armer: q 81. for No regular; 81 81 seller
last half Of November.
Corn-easier; 47ic cash for No. 2 red.
Oats-dulI and lower; 33d33ic cash for No. 2
Rye-struns good demand 6a dS3sc for regular fresh
No.2
Barley-~trong and higher; closed at 57a5sc.
Provisions-quiet
Pork-held at tl2 IS cash f12 GIL seller December
Lard-frm at SIC .
Bulk meats-hams 7a7sc; shoulders &c; clear ribs 5,
&C.
whisky-iul and lower closed at SOC for iron bound
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A, F. & A. NJ.

w WHITE CLOUD LODGE, No 7s. A T. A:
w M meets at their Hall third story Of Weeks
Buildpe ID, the Levee Wednesday night on or before
the Emil Noon each month and every two weeks there
after Il NJ "iLiAh' W N
C. ". SHEEyE. Secy.
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II We understand that . regular nannne ~"
CURED down street. the other night between
Missouri Bct.omites who had too much benHme 49,
and that one of them was .noss hy handed -
poles Indian.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURcH.-Public worship every
Sabbat morning and evening Sabbath School at clock
an Prayer meeting. Thursday EVENING" All are inSi-
ted to attend
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CITY OFFICERS.

Nayor-JosHu TAYLOR
Coupcilmen-JoHS s. Hook. c. F. VAN BusKIRK- H. H.
Hryg. D. C TAYLOR. PETER l. palmer
Civ Clerk-w. H. FoRScRooK-
CITY Treasurer-SOI- MILLER
civ Marshal-W. W. MooRE-
civ Fngineer-C. W. SHREyE-
street Observation-Disclosures DrNIkAvr.
Health Oficer-DR- THos. C. SHREvR-
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ST. Louis MARKET.
St Louis November IS.
F1aur-frm and unchanged
Wheat-frm; No red sI 3odl -; No. 9. 81 seal 81.
Ccrp-frm and unchanged mixed. ga &c bulk mixed,
s2c choice white SIC for sacked.
Oats-frm fraction higher; No. mixed, 36d37c bulk;
Goa sacked.
Bariey-quet: spring. .ec-
Rye-No 3 Tie
Pork-steady at s14 90.
Bulk Meats-dr salt shoulders packed 6se: clear ribs
&c.
Bacon-shculders 1ic: clear sides Sc
Lard-tlull; closed at eic for trrce; I0i ker.
Grrceries-coe~ active and hirher; Rio 21s d24c sr-
70d sc new plantation
Catte-cnmmon medium in lsr-e supply. at Il CSC
better grades in light supply. 4d4?c-
Hoss-brisk demand and higher closed at a Is
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AGENTS

AGENTS.
SN PETTENGILL CO. 81 Park Row,
d
GEORGE P. POWELL Co. 70 Park Row; are our only
.ntborized Advertising Agents in New York.
Savrr1ELp q STONE St. Louis
COX CoBuKx Co, Chicago.
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To the Ladies'.
" fW Fan vesx. Ssfere b.yinc -
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n MnLAr PArAx deliver goods free Dye mind
that
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~Goto MnIAs q PArAx for fine fruits s'd vese'A
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| RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS.

Agents. we will pay go per week in Cash you VII
engage with us Everything Furnished and e1pen-
"a Maid Address +. A. ELLIS s. Co. Charlotte, MICH
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FIXING THE SALARY OF OFFICERS.

Editors Appsal-It occurs TO the writer that
the ground upon which the advocates OF the
bill now pending before the legislature, to nx
or rather to limit the pay Of officers to four
thousand dollars per Gnnum is not very tena-
Bile. The principle argument used by Mr..
Moore, who seems TO be the champion of the
measure, Is that the money received by officers
comes out Of the pockets Of the people. This
Is certainly true, and is as true when applied
to the money made by merchants, grocers and
bankers as tina made by officers.
By the laws Of this State, officers get a1ed
fees in precise accordance with The work dome.
Thus, = clerk who issues eight processes gets
paid for eight, while one who issues one hun
bred gets paid for one hundred. In other
words, the pay is precisely according TO the
work so that II A is not TO be paid according
TO his labor as a public officer, but all over
3 certain amount ought to be paid into
the treasury, why should not Mr.. Moore, who
sells four times as many goods as Mr.. Smith,
be content 10 put up with a fixed salary, and
pay the balance into the treasury? Does not the
money come out Of the pockets of the people =?
"Rut," says Mr.. Moore. this money is the fruit
Of my labor and property" Certainly n so
are the fees received by officers the fruit of
their labor, and, for the time being, their prop
But there is still another question involved.
The taX-cOQectOr Of this county gives
q bond In the sum Of two hundred
trustee in nearly the same sum. VIII any
sane man be willing TO give bond in this
amount for a salary Of four thousand dollars?
There Is another view of this question. The
champion Of the measure in the legislature is
Mr.. Gibson, the leader Of the Rsdical party.
Its author and champion in Shelby county is
Mr.. VIM. K. Moore, respectable and success
fl merchant here-a bitter and yindicttve
Radical, TO whose love Of economy this meas
ure never occurred lOhae hS party friends
tOere ga pOlger.
Is it not rather singular that now the first
time the Offices Of the county have been in
the keeping Of Democrats for years, It is sought
TO hamper and crush them out? II appears 10
me that this Is one Of those measures hastily
gotten up, not from patriotic or economical
motives solely, but With a view to reach popu-
lar prejudice, and put somebody in Office. L
trust the legislature will be slow In passing
such weeping measures, and making such
sudden and radical changes in a law which
has worked well for half a century. X.
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compelled to close up his little store and come
In with the twenty-five cent thief of looking
glass; tnfamy. The negro Is now In the
Adams street ~statlonhouse without q mftti-
legal process.
Hook & LaGrQl, the latter a Frenchman,
certainly by descent, his name aignifytng a
grete-Hook & LaGr1ll are not i-ron-uongers
to the most tasteful decoration of the interior
walls OF parlors and halls and sitttng-rooms.
and paint fancifully doors and windows. and
give an enduring glossiness to houses, never
known before by al the practitioners Of their
art. The signs they paint are the "signs OF the
times" and their eafsomfning processes are a
wonderful SIS they are valuable. See about 1
ali at 82e Second street.
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RoR RIVER.
.. MAIL COACH LINES.

nAssENGERs by our lines from Fort Smith
4 can so ak times a week, via FavstfevfIle
70 Heosho on the southern Pacific railroad.
20 mless OF tnlee times q week from Fora
Smith, miles 70 Fort Gibson; thence dailv
south - miles TO Bogzy Depot, and tri-wsekD
west 10 miles, Via Fori Ar6uczle TO Fort SUI;
or south daily nom BoEgy 50 miles
20 sherman mt going by line OF
Jas koTts.6O miles to FL Paso; or southwark
nom sherman daily Into Central Texas, or
east 20 Jeuarson. Marshall, otc.; or from
SHREVEPORT
by railroad, via Marshall 70 Longvtew ana
westward into Central Texas or southWard
from Longvfew, via huntsville to Eayazota,
100 miles, on Texas Central Railroad Paasen.
gers entering Texas by
GALVESTON OR ENDLAEOLA
meet our lines At the head OF the various rail-
roads 10 all parts Of Tozas, n run In better
oonoert than ever before, aud In good styia
generally AAWXEk q EICzLzN,
nos bheEmnan, Tsx1z.
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TO THE PUBLIC.

Ever mindful OF your wants, your reliable
friend, Victor ID. Fuchs. at No. Al Jefsrsoa
street, lie making arrangements for a ii
supply Of dressed poultry, celery, fish, oys-
ters and game OF every description for the
approaching Thanksgiving aud holidays.
You have pstroniEed him l. literally for many
years. for which he thanks you; and, as an
inducement for you future patronage, he
on and after the FIRST of December
10 make q general reduction in prices OF his
Norfolk oysters to both families
and dealers. Eanh and every can will bear
his name on the cap as an in0orsemsnt of its
quality, a whether purchased at
ais house or from the smaller dealers
the city, these oysters viii be
found equal in every respect 90 any sold in
the southern country. Very respectfully,
v. u. FUCHS.
Al Jefferson street.
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DEMOCRATIC MASS MEETING

Pursuant to a call, numsrously signed,
a Mass Meeting Of the Democracy Of
Memphis will be held in the Greenlsw
O~pershOuse on Saturday, December 9th,
tor the purpose of nominating candidates
tor mayor and other municipal offices.
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8. Green, leaves to-day al 4p.m., positively,
for New Orleans and all way landings. Cap
tain JOINT. McCord holds forth In the ONCE.
For New Orleans-The Potomac leaves To-
day at 10 am. for Vicks0urg and New Orleans.
Captain Batcheior Is her popular commander.
ForNew OrleanE-The City Of Cairo, Captain
Z. F. DIX, leaves to-day at 10 am
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Evening papers D

TIL sale of the Hays real estate yesterday,
on Poplar and Dunlap streets, resulted as fol-
lows: The Poplar street front was sold to S. II.
Tobey at $40 70 per foot; on Dunlap street front
two lots were sold to Judge Beiskin at S25 per
foot; one TO II. Werkheimer at go 50 per foot;
two TO Thomas Warren at $50 50 per - two
10 Paul Juste at 81, and one to James%S5 for
at So. Messrs. Royster, Irrelevant & C0t
auctioneers, consider the sale a good one4sr
the seller, in the present depressed condition
Of the real estate market, but a much better
one for the purchasers, in view of the future
value of the property, resulting nom the
Increased width Of Dunlap street to it present
magnificent proportions.
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PROFEssOR oHAnLEs MAxKR,

orsanist Of st. Bridget's church, graduate Of
the LeipSio conservstorie Of music, and late
Of New York city, would respectfully an
nounce 10 the citizens OF Memphis that he is
prepared 10 receive pupils on the piano and
In vocal music. Glasses in harmony and
thorough bass will be formed. Application 20
be made at the music stores Of the city.
TERMs-s4O per quarter, or SIS per month;
monthly
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CARPENTERs AND BUILDERs.

A premium of $50 will be given for the best
plan and specifications Of a one-thouSand-
dollar three-room cottage, with kitchen and
servants room attached, cistern, two hundred
feet Of board fence, and thirty feet picket fence.
Send sketch and specifications 60 cottage"
this ofica-
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NOTICE.

MEMPHIS CITY FIRE & GENT ms. CO..
vi Memphis I'D November, lg7I.
The Animal Convention Of the StoekhoId.
eTs Of this company viii be held At the ONCE
Of the company, SO. - zdison street. on
MONDAY, The 9Th December, ISL, az which
there viii be an election for seven Directors,
q PresidenL Vics-President and Cashier.
n3 +. ". SMITH. Cashier.
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]. H. Monte, false pretenees; H. n. Bogard,
malicious shooting; Sam Owens, malicious
shooting; Richard Puryear, keeping q gaming
house; John Raggo, falling to settle as admin
i%strator; Elijah johnson, larceny; Frank VIII
iiams, larcenyI Matthew Davis, attempt to
rape. All witnesses, either for the State or
defense, p st be in attendance, at 9 o'clock
am, ox-Orfeltures will be taken against them.
Business OF yesterday: State vs. Robert Moore,
of guilty, with two years; Stale vs.. b. Salani,
perjury, now on trial.
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The resolution was unanimously adopted.
sTE MROATp
NOHICE.

MAYoR's OFFICE, CITY HALL.
Memphis, Tennessee, November %, 1871
In obedience TO the proclamation of the
President Of the United States, and of the gov
ernor of our state of Tennessee, setting apart
tomorrow Thursday, the 10Th instantly as a
day of thanksgiving and prayer, the city
o1ices viii be closed during the day.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Evening papers COPY.
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b following is published In the Helena
Clarion in reply to an article which wa pub
in that paper and clipped " into the
APPEAL shortly afterward:
Mr. EfuOr-1n your issue Of this morning
14th instantly, 1 notice an article asserting the
Of Dick Blackburn (colored), o place
IN my saloon. / assume this method Of in
forming the public and friends OF said Black
burn the shooting did not occur in my house,
neither did the fuss originate in my house or
about 1t; nor neither did the murderer ever
come IN my house, AID really I do not remem-
Der Of ever seeing him, nor did ! witness any
part OF the difficulty.
Respectfully, 1 am yours
JOHN COSGROVE.
Witnesses attesting the fact of the above,
ROBERT JOHNSON,
MICHAEL BUGESS.
HELENA, November l4th.
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IMPORTANT TAX aGTIcE-

s%After h fst Of DscsEber there VIII
be no DISCOUNT allowed OF ci4F Taxes 70
1871. The ACT giving TEN PEz CENT. Dis
COUNT being KEFEALKDa nc the regular Uoun-
Gil nesting November lat, InE-eaTers ere
requested 80 s0me M Rs5ors Est 81 De-
eeEnbsr.
FELIX ". BOREHTSCE.
NJ G. ftu- fa- H.rr rz-f~-
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FIFTY THOUSAND loose in the
streets Of Memphis. Upper Blue Xo5-The
fashionable mineral spring water OF the age,
and the best Alternative and aperient known.
Supplied In cases Of two dozen bottles, filed
for family use.
MANSFIELD d HIGBEE.
WhOlaaa1a orar4a
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n supper TO be spread at Cochran hsll,
on Thanksgiving night, which is St. An.
drews' Day, for the members of the st. AM
drews society n their friends. isio be OF
the most choice character Mr.. Zweifel, the
caterer for the occasion, has determined that
It shall not be outdone this season. The cof-
Zee 'pure JRva"-is in the hands OF Nj
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UNTIRING exertion can alone render a no.
tel worthy to be considered first. class In his
age Of progress. The Messrs. Hioe, OF the
fact constantly in view. and their hotel Of
fers every desirable convenience to trav-
elers.
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RAYAoN CITY CoAL-a0 cents per barrel, de-
livered. A splendid crate and cooking coal,
now reasv for delivery.
BROWN JONES,
292 Main street.
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MOTTO.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL
vi MEHPHIs, Tenn, November 2. I'LL
In accoi dance with the provisions OF section
Y OF the city Charter, he folloWinR-uzmed
persons have been appointed and confirmed
BY The Board Of Aldermen a. Ward Reusters,
for the purpose OF Carrying said seoti0n into
execution. Their Offices will be opened atthe
places named below, on MONDAY. the 2Tth
inst, al Il O'clock m and remain open until
Wednesday, the 0tn December. al which
time reRi-tration VIII cease- Citizens VIII
take notice that all parties desiring 70 vote
At this municipal election are required 10 be
registsred In the ward IN which lney reside.
Certificates heretofore Issued VII not be rs-
cognizod al tins ensuing election.
JOHN JOHNsON, Mayor.
WARD RECONSIDERATION Ward.
owen Daily, REGISTER. once. No. IS Front,
corner OF Commercs.
Second WarS.
P Townsend, Register. once, No. ~ Pop
Lar corner HeoCud.
Third Ward.
Thomas P. Adams. Register. Omca, No. is
second suset, corner OF Warrington.
Foarth Ward.
John c Lanier, Register. ONCE. No. sc
Second street..
Filth 1srd.
A. N. Dr1eshsr, Regis er. once, No. 80
second street, eorrer o. Union.
sIxta ward.
James BANKS, REGISTER. Udcs, No, 592
street, corner Of PoDtotoc.
Seventh Ward.
"A. j. Ferguson, Register. once, No. III
beae street, up-ststrs, Ferguson Block.
Eighth ward
d. Pants. Register. ONCE, No. Ia PopIar
street, opposite the GGkst.
Ninth Ward.
J. u. DanbuTy, Register. once, corner OF
Fourth ana auction.
Tenth Ward.
Michael Dea. Register. ONCE, corner OF
Nam and calhoun streets; and for the con-
Venlenco OF he citizens living In tie eastern
portion or the Earu, his ofhcs VIII be az Cen
tral Point nom monday ths Eth december
SATURDAY the 18TH Inclusive nos
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GAS FIrTINa, a5 second street.

BERLIN Tapestry work, Zeph%rs, etc. at
ELLIOTT RIDGELY, 2Ie Main street, near
Adams.
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For the present, and until further notice,
cotton Will be compressed at the ChickasaW
press for (oc) twenty-five cents per bale.
". J. CRAWFORD & co,
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NOTICE. TO SHIPPERS

OFFICE ERIE TRANSFORMATIONS C~oMPASY,l
November 18th, E71.
Mr.. G. 81. Haight Ia this day appointed
agent Of this company at Memphis.
T. A. LEWIS, superintendent.
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THE MEDICAL DOUBLE CHAMBER.

This vessel, recently invented, is highly
recommended and Endorsed by leading physi-
clans, containing two apartments, enabling the
physician TO examine the contents separately,
by which he gains a knowledge of diseases
unattainabie by the use of the single or COM
mon chamber, with the discharges In a mixed
state. Sec advertisement in another column.
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GREAT AND SPECIAL BARGAINS
THIS DAY

In Five Hundred Pairs of White Blankets.
OUR sHAWLs AND CLoAKs
At less money than ever before. One thou
sand pairs Of
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COMPRRssENG.

SPARE-RIBS,~ backbones, and hog tenderloin
received daily, fresh and In large quantities,
at Is Jefferson street market.
FURSTENHEIM & HEXTER.
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PREPARE for cold weather and have your
CRATES set with Lemon Improvement. Leave
orders at 2S5 Second street.
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TwENTY-FrvK CKSrs.-This amount viii buy
. bottle Of Mrs. Whitcomb's syrup, the great
soothing remedy for all diseases incident to
infants and children.
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SEE advertisement OF DR.. Butts Dispensary,
headed Book for the Mtllion-Marriage Guide
in another column. It should be. read by
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Ri TIL EyL-If mothers would give
Mrs. Whitcomb's syrup to their children
when sick, mortality would be less among
them. 1t costs only& cents.
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For coughs, colds, and throat disorders, use
"Brown,s Bronchial Trochesr" having proved
their efficacy by a test of many years.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Go to Leddin's College.

Go to Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
-Thos. Cubbins, b1cklayer, "a Main street.
u. H. Mcclure, architect, corner Second and
Union streets.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery, No. 2I
Main street. Three faultiess gem pictures for
Gfy cents.
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FIRST NATIOEAL BANK. MEmPHIs.

~ MEMPHIS, November Is, 1871.
Thursday, November 90, 1871. being q Ma
tional Thanksgiving day, this bank will be
closed, and paper maturing on that day IL
due aud payable on Wednesday, November
%, 1871. Wv. THATCHER, Cashier.
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HEAT, COMFORT AND ECoNoMY.-Thfs you
vii get by having your CRATES set with
Lemons Improvement. Can st 25 Second
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TAX agTlGE.

OFFICE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR.
" Memphis, November Is, Is7L.
@PRoPERIY o L the Other day for CrIx
TAxEs and bought In ~ the city, can redeem
the same on or before the las 81 December.
IszI, without a charge OF 60 per cent. for Ia,
demption. FELIX W. R-OBERIEOS.
MS city TnT rnnalfnr
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RAYMoN CIT CoAL-@ cents per barrel. de-
ivered. A splendid crate and cooking coal.
BROWN & JONES.
282 Main straak.
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FIVE THOUSAND gallons native wine at one
dollar per gallon, from one gallon to 3 cask-
Concord, Virginia Seeding and California. at
z. ACKERMAN'H,
Nos. land 7 Howard Row,
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AMERICAN Driven Wells at Browne q
RrowRe's. slS9econa street