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ment at home the whole of the time or for spare
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Persons OF either sex easily earn from Scots. 10 ~
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Freedom Notice.

I hereby certify, that have given my son. JoAr
j Neal Watson his time Tor tho remainder OF hi.
minority u act and trade COR hintclr, - that
shall neither claim any of hi, wages nor pay any
debts OF his contracting after this date.
SAMUEL :. WATSON.
Witness, StNrtL VASE.
March 10Th ISL
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OFFERS TO M,1vrAcrrHrRs!-l

~ ties seeking loratisn, for business Wi HiI
az huntington, New Jtrsey, thrct hours from New
York ana one from Philadelphia, eyr.r cpnyeu.
fence OF rail road AMI rlget tTai.c cbl. IrJu .b.l
lumber, NJ tHc lowest prices, chIgch',, schools
fcrius them land, baildhgs, low tx -. e cordial
welcome aud other Inducements to- locating Fail
particulars sent on application u y. SLLErEE.
Chairman Of Committee on Public lmpro' rncui.
Burlington, y j.
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nee
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From ISIS 10 1870
From the Diaries and anuscripts OF GEORGE +
BELDEN, the adventurous White Chief, Soldier
Hunter, Trapper and Guide Edited b. Genera
JAMES :. BRIsBIS, l. ). ~, in one elegant octav
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Sold only by subscription
Address r. w. LAPHAM,
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NTRICTUKE, Na~icDc,c, fistulg, Hemor'
= rhoids, Irritable IiIadder Starvation OF the
BLOOD and nerves by eXhaustlng discharges, CIR.
cuncs sion n cure Tor arrest OF Development. ~
pages - cts. ~ T.. II. DIXON, VI. d., New
York u. o. every line from the pen Of Dr.. Dix
ON is of value 10 tie whole human race Horacn
Greedy.
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OUR Agents are making money selling
~ useful and beautiful articles, which are IN
great dem lnal. 80 ceuts will buy sample. EATON
& SHERMAN, Groton Junction, Mass.
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AvO HI TR;'G. Five valuable Receipts sent
pp-tpat fOr - cents, These are All new and
good 'cipt-, sni sent % an address on receipt
pf The money AtireS,
uERBERTJ. LIBBY, Box g,
Mar9 Rryaht'l Pond. Me.
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SOr Mo;t, Patches, Frcckles and
Tan,

Use Perry's Moth & Freckle Lotion.
4 b., the only reliable 3ui h1rnlcSs remedy
.npWl toy rcmpvin; Brown dis poratlon. sold
l.y druggists everywhcrc Depot. 40 Bond ST..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-14
ron RIVER
H~srokaEte' st. LssIs ERG AFkazaas HiysT
Packet esspAsy.

For Pine Blur, Little Rock, Louisburg, Dar
danelle, Ozark, Van Buren, and Fort
Smith, composed Of the following
FlrEt-olGsa, LOW-Water Freight
-.A DCzman - D-Qkafms
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MEMPHIS 1 L MILL.

The nucleus Of 8 great industry is in
existence at Chelsea. It is the rolling
mill Of the MessTs Battelle & Co, where
all manner Of bsr-iron is turned out. The
mill is also in q condition to finish rails
for nsrrow-gsuge lines. AS this species
of road is likely 20 become common in
this section of country, the Bstteile works
will be likely to have more jobs to finish
than can be finished. The hrm have ef-
fected such arrangements snd measures
as enables them 70 compete successfully
with any other in the country. To par
ties throughout the Southwestern coun-
try, requiring bsr-iron, there can be no
greater favor than to direct their earnest
attention to the claims OF this very supe-
riOr establishment. The MessTs. Battelle
& Co, sre full Of energy and enterprise,
and, perhaps, the most influential and
earnest promoters of the narrow-gaugs
system of rosds in this county. The sd-
yantsges they offer to dealers and others
are many. Among them may be men
toned, superiority OF article, chespness
and facility of supplying all demands that
may be made. For supplying hsh-bar,
rails for nsrrOw-Esuge roads, spikes, bolts,
etc, there can be no question Of success
full competition.
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HOO-DO0ING.

There was a fearful row between Mon
roe and Union streets, beyond the bayou,
for the last three or four days, owing to
the recent death of a child belonging to
Catherine Strong. Katy is 4 little super
stitious and cultivates the mysteries that
appertsin 20 a hoo-doo bag. After the
death Of her little one, she pursued her
Investigations and traced up the death to
q girl, named Mile Rodgers. There
could be no doubt st all about that, as
the hoo-doo bag had told her all about it.
1t was q firm belief with her, and she told
all the neighborhood of her faith. Two
parties az once sprung up; the party of
indignation against the hoo-doo and in IA
vor of Rodgers, and the other, the party
Of the faithful, who adhered to the ancient
belief of Congo and Timbuctoo, who took
the part of the sorrowing parent. Such q
complication of assaults and batteries re-
suited from the 6~ereeness Of the rival
factions that an appeal was taken to
Squire Miller 70 decide between them
and r~e-establish peace. During the in
Yestigations, these facts came out, togeth-
or with the additional and disbolicsI one,
testifhd to by Mile Rodgers,
that the StrOngpsrty keep q "jsck," made
up Of dead mems bones and SIGH, which
enables the owner TO put his or her hand
into any sf3uent pocket and abstract
whatever money may be in it, without
detection, "and that's the way this yer
ole man Rodgers went down the river,
the other day, and came back withone
hundred dollars"
The Squire put them all under bonds.
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S. W. O Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF ca. SIG. OFFICER,

W466-lN1ACG1 0GRNA-DOA Lo1
The barometer has fallen since Tuesday
afternoon from the lower lakes and Ohio
valley to the Atlantic and gulf. It has
risen on Lake Superior. Northerly winds
during the dsy have spread from the lat.
ter southwark to Ohio and Missouri.
Westerly winds now prevail in the Mid
die and Eastern States, and light winds
in the Cult States. A smoky hszs o n
tinues on Lakes Erie and Ontario. The
cloudy weather has partially broken
in Pennsylvania and New York,
with light local rains, The ares of rain
and cloud has extended during the day
from Ohio and Louisiana to the Eastern
States. It is now clearing on the coast Of
Texas. Ths rising barometer, with par
TALLY cloudy and clear weather, will
probably continue on Thursday from
wisconsin north and west. A falling bs-
rometer, with clouds and rain, will prob
ably extend n-ortheastward to the lower
lakes and New York. Indications re-
main favorable for local rains from Viz
ginis to Florida.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-14
PERSONAL.

B. L. Miles, Esq, ofthe CLARION, Judge
Msngum, and the banker, Captain Stsnsil,
prominent citizens OF Helena, are at the
Peabody Hotel.
Colonel Oliver Mathews and wife, of
Vicksburg, Sam. Tate. Governor AlcOrn,
g. ID. Moore snd Ed. J. MeGavock are at
the Peabody Hotel.
We notice among the arrivals at the
Commercial Hotel last evening the rs
turn of Col. NJ. d. L. Stewart and lady
from the springs much improved in
health.
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AN energetic, busfness-liks and very
interesting statement from New Orleans
appears in smother column. It emanates
from the stirring, pushing and enterpris-
ing house Of l.. II, Gardner q Co. Their
known large capital and extensive BUSH
ness zdmonish buyers Of dry goods and
notions, that they may rot pass 1t with
out careful perusel The house of L. 81.
Gardner & Co., in New Orleans, draws
Ike q magnet, and IL known ali over the
southwestern country for Its low and reg
ular pricss. choice stock and honorable
dealings. BY AL means turn to the adj
means business.
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The new and elegant nght-dranght Gamer
z1eLHTTLE ROGKE
E Gere---master Chaa. Conrad.--clerk
Leaves Little Rock for Fort Smith and all
connecting st Little Rock with III
81. Lsuls ssd Arkansas ass. PAT &C. 3 ssass
From ST Lo1is, No.
Frelght8 for all points consigned to care Of
Elliott q KILLER. MamphA or this COMPANY,
viii be promptly forwarded tree OF charEe1 for
transfer JAS. J. STLFEsTER, Supf.
fsss Rlf ~. Commercial St. s. LO1ia. Me-
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Asmphls and ST. Louis US. Nail Linz

asmBhls and ST. Louis Us. Mail Line
For Osceoia, Madrid, Hickman, Belmont and
Iron Mountain R. r, at Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad and
boats up the Ohio river.
OF nA1LsE
will leave -
THIS DAY, 18th instant, at PM
Tickets for all points via Memphis and st.
Louis packets, North, East and West, apply
to General Railrosd and Steamboat onee.
Ton B. DUNN, cor. Court and Main SITS.
Freight received at the -. Louis WnarIOoaL
v. <. DILL. Agent
sepI4 LEM CALVERT. Sup't
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was uniuckily married in New York. In
Juue, 1870, BE came here 70 90 into bus
mess, his wife following in a year sfter-
wsrd; and In q little while there was q
little Tiger bowling round the discOnso-
late legs Of the larger Tiger. He il seri-
Ously troubled ct the fresh care which
this neW charge imposes upon him, and
wants 70 be relieved. Hence this petition
which is filed in the Second Circuit Court.
The clerks mp in Boyle's office were max
ing heartless jokes about the Tiger when
our man of sympathy went In there yes
terdsy.
Last night was the best we had In
seventeen weeks for washing the SCOT
and dust OF roofs into cisterns, most of
which, In the city, were filed by the con-
tinuous and copious TOW from the pipes.
Let US have some oysters
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SIR KNIGHTS.

Two magnificent palace cars hsve been
provided by the Louisville route for the
more Convention, and will leave Mem
phis at loo pm, Friday, the 18th inst,
reaching Louisville at 6:15 am Satur-
day. Those who 90 through on connect
ing trains will reach Baltimore at s:45
am, Sunday, only forty-three hours and
forty-hve minutes from Memphis. This
is fifteen hours and ten minutes quicker
from Memphis to Baltimore than by any
other route.
Those who wish to visit Washington
City can breakfast at Washington juno
ton at s:25 am, reach Washington at
1880 am. Sunday, returning to Baltimore
the same evening or next morning.
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Local NEWs
.Leddin's College.

-Lsddin's College.
Attend RObertson's business College
W.. z Mitchslps school, S0s Third 81
The DAILY AFPEAL, ave cents per
. can b had Of all newsnen Ia The
efy.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. I'll Main street. Three fsultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
ST. JosEPHis LEFIEHARY-In charge Of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
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RAEELE.

lot, 5Ox200 feet, with plenty of shades,
located in Hopeneid, Ark. Highest throw
takes the house and lot, and the lowest
@25. Rsfie comes CT on Tuesday, Oeto-
Der 8, 1871, at 8 O'Clock pm, at Under
mans saloon, IS Washington street. 100
chances at SO a chance. Money deposited
with John Zent and it will be refunded if
the chances are not all taken.
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LAND wREckeRs.
CoIOred Ku-KIux On the Louisville
Raflrnad.

CoIOred Ku-KIux on Louisville
RafIroad.
A very serious disaster was accidently
prevented, Tuesday night, on the line of
the road TO Louisville, at q point situated
ten or twelve miles on the other side of
BIownsYilie, called Jones' station. At IL
or u O'Clock, when the train fox Memphis
was due there, the switchman was faith
fully on the watch with his lamps. Be-
fore the train arrived, he detected a Light
springing up on the road some distance
from where he Was standing. Seeing 1t
increase In volume and intensity, he be-
came alarmed, suspected that something
was. wrong and went to put it out,
or see what IL was. He discovered, to his
infinite horror that q bridge vas on IRE.
The devouring element had not much
Roadway, In fact il was only beginning to
take hold Of the timbers. As there was q
plentiful supply Of water near at hand, he
quickly put the fire out with hatfulls of
fluid. But still, in his fear and anxiety
lest damage was done he proceeded up Tho
road farther with his lamp to stop he
train. While pursuing this cautious and
laudable plan, three or four black devils
sprsng up in his path as If they had sprung
up from The internal regions. A gun was
fred, as he thought, right In his face.
The powder blsGkened his whiskers; he
was not hurt. Another shot knocked the
lamp into two Thousand FIVE hundred
pieces, and 3 third one burned the sleeve
of his coat and scorched his arm; stil no
slug or balls struck him. He turned on
his heels to run mighty sudden.
He stin grssped the red lamp in his
left hand, and while going for bare
lite the engineer OF the on coming train
seen 1t swinging and Stacked steam. 1t
was b opportune advent Of the train no
doubt, that prevented the murderous viii
lians pursuing and killing the switch
man. The train came to q dead halt be-
fore reaching the bridge, and so did the
switchmsn. An Inspection of the
timbers satisfied the conductor and en-
gineer that it would be dangerous to pass
over 1t in that condition. The railroad
hands had to be called out and repairs eff
fected before the train started on its way
to the city. This is why the train that
was due here at $3.50 did not arrive till
after six yesterday morning. The only
explanation that can be given of the dia-
bolical attempt to wreck the train is that
twas intended to ditch it, and then Ego
through" the helpless and scared psssen-
gers as well as the express sgent who was
suspected of having considerable funds
in convertible g~reenbacks in his charge.
It is the most fendish thing we have
heard of in years.
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GOVERNOR JOHN c. Brown
HIS Life ImDeriIIed.

Governor elect, General John G. Brown,
was suffering yesterday terribly from q
sudden attack OF ~egrsvel." 1t is stated
that it was impossible, such was his con.
dition, TO remove him from his office TO
his boarding house. (His residence was
burned a few days ago. IL seems that at
intervals he Is subjected to great suffer
ing by the formation of ''grsvel' in the
kidneys. We do not anticipate serious
results, surely not if Pulaski may boast
of skillful surgeons such as, In this city,
are accustomed to relieve this disorder
by the use of the knife. Gentlemen who
passed through Pulaski, yesterday, on
the Nashville and Decatur road, state
that there were spprshsnsions Of fatal re-
suits entertained. We can hardly believe
that these are well founded.
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and Passenger Packets:
SALLIE. 7. D. IshFSss, Master
e9lBABSAy - sfoEs, Easter
UTAH, Tx. kerhses, kastsf
MINNIE - hastSF
Connecting at Little Seek with -
Stages fer Hot springs n heZ
light-drauRht steamer Little Rock. 6ere,
master, for all points on the upper Arkansas.
Freight received at al times from boat OK
railroad and transferred, free OF charge, Is
boats Of this line Marx and consign goods
to ST. louis and Arkansas River Packst Co,
care Of ELLIoTT d MTLEER, Agts, Memphis
I, N. PHILLIPS q 90, Agents, Cairo
JAS j. SYLVESTER, Sup'b
ts8 u0 n. Commercial st. St Louis. No
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The river is still falling here, and nsvi-
CATION above and below is extremely diff
icult. A steady rain set in about noon
will probably swell the river soon, and
help navigation, which is almost sus-
pended by the low water. There is plenty
of freight offering, but what few light
drsught boats sre running, hsve to load
light. Business was dull OF the levee
Yesterday.
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NEEPgls DOLLAR STORE.

fancy goods, house furnishing articles, la
dies resdy-made garnlents. Fin French
oOnets,' 81. Gents furnishing goods,
&c o9a MAIN
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TEE chespsst and best Dysing and
Cleaning House In the city is at 2ze Sec
ond streee (Hunt q Hanson's old stsndl.
HANSON WALKER.
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SHEEIFE's SALE.

n virtue OF q ~. Fa,, isaued by the CLERK
- Of the First Chanee1y Court OF Shelby
county, n 70 me directed, I VIII on
Monday, { he 18th day of September, 1871
in 'front.' OF the sherif's ONCE, on Second
street, In the city ofMemphts, Shelby county,
Tennessee. sell for cash, 10 The highest bid
der. the fo1lOwiug described real estate, lying
In shelby ouRty, Tennessee: Beginning at
the northeast corner Of HeLemOre avenus
Latham avenue, running south ntneteen
chains and n~inety-three Inks Q930 TO
Trigg's avenue; thence west along the north
side Of Trigg's avenue, eight chains and sew
enty.one links to a stake; thepee north
nineteen chains and So links (I9.R3l to Nc
IGNORES avenue; thence east with McLe-
more avenus t0fthe h~eginningi containing in
all about seventeen acres (7 acres) less one
July, 1871, beginning az q stake on the north
side OF Latham avenue, 30 fest from the In
tersection OF b avenue with Trigz ave-
nue. and running thence sOuthWardIy and
parallel with Latham venue west side ZIG
feet to the intersection OF the west side of
Latham ven with Trigg avenue, thence
Westwardly and parallel with the north side
OF Trigz avenue 40 feet to q stake; thence
northWaFdly and parallel with Latham
avenue no fest to q STAKE: thence
east and parallel to Trigg avenue 30 feet to
the beginning, containing one acre. Ths six
teen acres levied upon Is the property Of
Martha Z. TriRg. Sale In legal hours, be-
tween 16 o'clock ana snd4o'clock pm.
August 18th, ISL
MARCUSJ, WRIGHT, Sheriff.
aa2s Deputy sheriff shelby County.
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Religious services viii be held durasg
the coming HoIy-Deys, at No. 22l Secoed
street, Adams Block (up stairsl The
Rev. e. Hirzh, lately nom Germany, viii
ofaeiate. The Jewish community il H.
spectfnlIy invited.
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RAILROAD PACKET COaPANY
The Splendid side-wheel steamers

JAS. Master ICHAa BHARPE.-.Clerk
VIII run 81 connection with the trains Of the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad from De-
valis Rlu6 as follows: The OsAGE Wtlleave
DevGlls Bluff every Monday, Wednesday and
Friday. at 4 o'clock pm, on arrival OF train
nom Memphis, for Des Arc, Augusta n
JacksonpOrt. Returning, viii leave Jackson
port every TueEday, Thursday and saturday,
at 4 O'Clock pm, eonnsc6tng with trains at
Deyall's Bluf next day for Memphis and Lit
Tie Rock.
The SALLIE V. win leave Devan's III
every Thursdsy, at l0o2olOck an, and every
Sunday, at4 O'Clock pm for Des arc, Vest
Point and 8earey. Returning, wiz leave
West Point every Thursday, at II O'Clock
pm. and every Monday, at 3 O'Clock Am, for
Deval's BluH and mouth Of White river.
The SALLIE V. viii leave DevRlls Bluff
every Tuesday and Friday, st 4 o'clock pm,
Adams, BlLns St. Charles, indian
Bay and mouth White river, Returning, viii
leave mouth of White river every Wednes-
day and Saturday, ats O'Clock an, connect
at DevalTs stuff next day with trains for
q emDhfs and title RocE. This boat win
also run to Augusta every Monday, leaving
there Monday. at 10 pm.
Passengers by this route viii 90 through to
J-aeksonport in s. hours less time than by
river; other points IN proportion Passen-
gers to points below Dsvau's Bluff viii save
a hours time By taking this route.
Freight shipped by this line VIII reach its
destination considerably Ia advance Of ali
other routes, shippers saving thereby the
rates OF river insurance and time
this route.
Through Bills Ladins signed at ONCE, No.
street. Ohm 3. DAVIS, Pres't-
A. CURRY Secretary and Treasurer. iyS
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MRS. WHITcoNB's SYRUP FOR So0TH-
INC CHuDREN.-Many sleepless nights
OF painful wstchings to tho anxious moth
or might be avoided by using this invsl-
liable preparation.
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coNeREeATIoN eHILpREN OF IsRAEL

Psrties wishing to secure sests for the
holidays st cur Temple, corner Main and
Exchsnge streets, viii please make early
~appIcstion. ADOLPH LOEB, Sec'y.
Al Rank.
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20 MAIN STREET.

TIE assortment OF youths, boys and
ehildren's clothing is now complets at J.
a L. Stsinsr's
Mammoth Clothing H0uss,
283 Main S., corner Madison.
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NOTICE 10 i~sRAELTTEs.

& jos LOCKE, 236H Main street, has the
largest assortment of Magazines, EDITORIALS
and dailies IN the city. Fm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-14

Mr.. Nook wiz open his dancing acad-
.rv on Tuesday, September IS, at seven
oscioek nm. for gents class at 21 Second
Strest, Adams Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-14

FoR youths, boys and children's
clothing call at the Mammoth Clothing
House, 2S8 Main street, where.a large as
sortmsnt has Just been received.
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BUnanrr's - eoamse.I
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Is.4s am. ap.m. D:Gspm.
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FRESH OYSTERS.

Victor D. Fuchs, Al jefferson, street is
The place to buy them.
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A~TrENTIoN, sIR kNIoHTsl
RoyaI Arsh and sEns.er Ma.ou..

All persons who hsVe given their names
70 any member Of the Committee to at
tend the Trieanial Convocation Of the
Grand Encsmpment OF tbs United States
will call on Sir Bun. II. Price, at Nos. Z
and 8 Jefferson street, between ths hours
of twelve and one O'clock. On Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, and procure
their tickets. Any information desired
viii Be furnished BY him.
BY order. GEO. MELLERSH, E. c.
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A LARGE stock of youths, boys and
ehildren's clothing just receiEed at ]. &
L. Steiner's
Mammoth Clothing House,
2SS Main, corner Madison.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-14

EcoEoHx-Tske your fail clothing to
the steam Dysing and Clsaning House
fHunt a Hanson's old standl 246 Second
street. HANSON q WALKER.