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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1871-06-30
At COST, AT COST, AT COST.

a I COST, AL CuoI' Al 'ooi'
On account of removing, on the lat OF July 70
No. &ls BROAD STREET,
and having too lsrgr stock TO carry over. wiz
cell, MP 20 that time, my ENTIRE STOCk W
GOODS at and belo n cost consisting In part OF
JAPANESE PuPhINa
JAPANESE SILKS,
s- BLACK and FlGUEED GRENADINES
LAWNS, PERCAiEa
PIQUES, ..........
LACE SH Avis,
ED GLOVES,
HOSIERY,
TOWELS
QUILTS,
and other articles too numerous 10 mention.
Ihaye large and complete assortment OF Cn nSS
sIMERE9 and SES MIS- FURNISHING 6OoDas
ALSO,
some OF those hne WHITE LINEN SHIFTS tsi..
/ ONLY desire all those In want or parHa,ns :"
came and convince themselves OF the ABOVE laee'
eio'eu On -! % JULIUS sYGLE,
400 eos Main street.
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CASE, BLINDS, DOORS, BRACKETS,
y and MoULDINds, Of all kinds I, = n n;fsn
tured by water power, or Inc pest 81 r = !,
PSICls ut my factory. foot OF Thirteenth street
IN rear % Sno'Ao' j. j. MON rAGUE,
oo Richmond. Va
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~
dIning-rnom all in go. order, withln hVe lnin-
utss' walk of the Capitol. Address lost'Gntce
box lis. s...-- 49,. "
EOR RENT, the LIBBY BUILD
4 ING, on the Dock; suitable icr MANU- fil
fac uring purposes Or storage. 49, a,s
Also, BRICK DWELLtNd, wi SIX s rooi nnd
and kitchen, on 4th street, between Gary d."
also, he DWELLING over Richard Adsm,s
new store, on Main street, below ct Charie' no.
Also. nice OFFICE in the Old Swan Tavern,
on Broad between Sh AID eth Streets Win t"o
fo DIso. a large FRONT ROOM over City Fall 81
loon. Broad street, next TO City Hall, Win Has
and water. ,,,,
yers or D 1ystcians, under Exchange and F0ffS
Hotels "a, no,
Also, for sale, IN all parts OF the city, PEO-
pERTY OF EVERY KIh ID, consisting Of stores,
dwellings. building lots, ann suburban re ;'dsncss.
Apply to EILL & GUDD1N,
Real Estate auCticneers,
ip2s-eod3t 1903 Main street.
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ERESH ARRIVAL Of
SUMMER DRESS GOODS.
We ba1e last received from the North large
addition to our stock OF
SUMMER DEEss GOODS,
Embracing all the novelties Of the season. 'uch
as
plain MOHalR G sENADINEs-chesp and sly
li5h;
Handsome BROCTIT GRENADINES
full stock CT IRON GRENADINES,
JAPANESE POPLIaS and SILKS.
WRITE and COLORED PIQUEs,
CAMBRICS, LAWNS, aud PERCALES,
ABROTN VICTORIA LAWN, for trimming;
- WHITE LINEN LAWN. &C., &c.
Also, full line OF
CASSIMERES, LINENS, and COTToHADEs,
SHEETiSGS,
SHIHTINGS,
TABLE DAMASE,
NAPRI*5,
TOWELS
HOSIERY,
GLOVES,
HANDKERCHIEFS.
COLLAES, CUFFS,
NOTIONS, &c.
SIDE UMBRELLAS and PxEAoVHD, -
All of which we are offering q: the owes. markes
prices. JOHN n. WoobfiN'
I'LL Main street,
iel3 Opposite Dispatch Office.
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E0R SALE AND RENT.

EOR RENT, A SUIT OF LARGE, "A
E PLEASANT ROOMS, with b.semt II: ssY
diping-rnom all in god order, .withln five MD
utss' walk of the Capitol. Address lost,Gnice
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OFFICE IF TIE AMERICAN AND }
TRANSATLANTIC + ECEtvlNG AND FOR
wAlp!NC o.. = Ew YOEK, } Gne q, 1871,
Nr. l.. Wagner. Richmond, Va:
Dear Eli. - we have I'll s day received from BE
men. Fer s. I. Main, ore box. SID I, c"nldi
rchaud. valuai RI tae, gold. 10 yonf Il Il eSs.
:hD ca.Ec, : I:p,n the same are Is inliowS:
v-,-o,e r,cr stn,m.- 81 sc
Our coma! W.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-08

The negro mother Of a child con-
iessed Monday, in Louisville, that she
threw it in a cistern and held It
down with pole.
The West Point Congressional Com
mittee, recommend the dismissal Of
all the first class but four. The whole
institution Is a nuisance.
Boutwell, insists on the maintenance
Of the present system of taxation.
The sixty thousand collectors have
six hundred thousand votes.
The President Is asked whether the
Governors Of States recently invaded
by the United States army, asked for
such aid sin suppressing insurree-
tions," or whether Grant only wished
to see how far he could safely destroy
local freedom.
The Echo da Nord has q speeial di
patch from Berlin, dated the 18th,
which says the contribution already
eXacted by German Commanders viii
be deducted from the amount OF war
indemnity; also, the value Of railroads
In Alsace and Lorraine.
4 Great fears are expressed that Paris
may, after tomorrow, experience the
horrors OF actual starvation, This.
coupled with fears Of actual violence
from the ultra mob, made the respect
able portion Of the people long even
for the presence Of Prussian protec-
ton.
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ESTABLISHED 1910.

WE publish in another column an
appeal from a committee Of the Cham
Der Of Commerce Of New York city
u the people Of the United States, in
behalf of the destitute and suffering
people Of France. We obey but an
instinct common to humanity when
we urge an immediate and effective
response to this appeal upon the citi-
zens Of Memphis. In view Of our own
resent f0rlOTn condition, we can truly
and heartily sympathize with the vic
TINS of the most causeless, unneces-
sary and unprovOked war known to
history;-we can appreciate the con-
aiti0n of the innocent women and
children Of France, driven from their
homes, bereft Of fathers, sons, brothers
and nus bands, and despUiled Of every
earthly possession. Thanking God
that the bitter cup Of war has
passed from Us, let US contribute, If il
be but mite, in partial restoration Of
losses so heroically sustained. Let
Us lOUk back q century, to the days Of
Washington, first Of rebels, and re-
member that it is the descendants Of
the felI0w-soIdiers Of lafayette and
R)chambeau, Of the gallant fellows
who helped US to liberty, who thus
appeal 10 US. They must not look to
the people Of Memphis in vain. We,
therefore, respectfully suggest that the
members Of the Chamber Of Com
merce Of Memphis, responding imme-
diately TO their brethren Of New York,
take the Initiative in this matter; and
that the Mayor, a thorough-going
worker, in conjunction with leading
citizens, take steps toward the collec-
ti0n Of a sum that will prove that
Memphis remembers the nation that
first planted civilization on the banks
DFr0g Mfssi-zfDpf
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Attachment Wafice

No. l2Z7 A. DIN he Second Circuit Court Of
Shei ~ County, Tenn. d. Pults vs.. Thos.
r. Parrish.
n this cause an attachment having been
sued out, unusr section 6455 Of u e Code.
and returned into court, Ievted upon the real
estate or defendant, and affidavit having bsf a
made tnat The defendant, Thomas r. Parrish
Is indebted 10 plaintiff In the sum Of 82S3 lB
with Interest nom the drst day OF NOvsmbsr
1879, by balance due plaintiff, and that the
defendant, Thomas r. Parrish. Is q non-resi-
d9nt Of the state or Tennessee;
II Is therefore ordered, that he make his
personal appearance herein, DsfOrs the Judge
Of the Second Circuit Court Of Shelby County,
on the third Monday IN May next and defend
said attachment suit within Lne time pre-
soTtbed by laW, or the same viii be DI oeeeded
with eZ -ar e, ana that a copy OF this order
be published once q week, Ior four consscu-
tive weeks, in the Mem phis A Appeal
Done at office, this 7th day Of F sbruary, LgTI.
p. ID. BOYLE, Clerk.
By w. LEWIS WHARrOH, Deputy Clerk.
N. 4. Williamson, Lewis q Craig att'ys Tor
plaintiff. fas
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EXTENSIVE FIRE.
FsuFtssa leO0mstlyss and TwsHty-thr0s
HsEsss BurHed.

PITTsBURG, Pa, February This
morning a IRE broke out in Smith q
POrteT's locomotive works In South
PittsbUrg Owing to a deficient sup
ply Of water, the entire block between
Third Bingham and Carson streets
was burned. Twelve locomotives
were burned, nearly all light weight
and used for cOal-mining purposes.
TWenty-t private houses were
burned, owned by Wood & Co.
Loss, SO, 600; insured, s. 600; owned
by Erichards, loss, $4,000; fully in
sUred; loss Of locomotive works, $40, =
600; insured, $50, 900; total loss, $50.
900. The IRE Is supposed to have
been the work Of an incendiary.
ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
The flames spread from the stable
TO the machine shop and locomotive
works Of Smith & Porter, running
from Chestnut alley to Bingham
street. The building, q frame one,
soon fell a prey to the flames, and the
shops were entirely destroyed. There
was stock for fourteen locomotives in
the building at the time. BY this
time the wind became so strong, that
il drove the flames in every direction.
Dwelling after dwelling was de-
vOured, and In an hour nearly the
whole square, bounded by Carson,
Bingham and Third and Fourth
streets, was a huge mass Of flames.
Many families barely escaped with
their lives. About half Of the occu-
pants succeeded in removing the
valuable portion Of their household
goods. The flames we're checked
about halfpast eight O'Clock
The citizens in the neighborhOod
have kindly provided shelter for the
suffarera.
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No. I223 A. d. In the Second Circuit Court of
shelby County, Heun.-5. Van Emon Va
Thomas T. Parrish, as a member OF the Arm
OF Uric q Parrish.
IN this cause an attachment having been
a aued out, under section "a 5 OF the Code
and returned into court, levied upon the real
estate Of defendant. and aIidRvIt having been
made that Inc defendant, Thomas r.. Parish
Is indebted TO IlatuUH in the sum OF s28l 81
by account, with rnts rest or same frOm De-
cembsr Is, Is 3, and that the defendant Thoa
r. Parrish, Is q uon-rsaldent OF the state OF
Tennessee.
it's therefore ordered, That he he make his
personal appearance ce herein, before the Judge
Of the Second Circuit Court OF shelby County.
on the third Monday in May next and defend
said attachment suit within the time pre-
sorlbed BY law, or the same viii be proceeded
win eGparJs, and that copy OF this order be
puolished once week for lOur consecutive
weeks IN the Memphis ppeal.
Done at once, this 7Lh day OF February, l87I
p. u. BOYLE, CLERK.
By ". LEWIS WHARTON, Deputy erk.
81. 7. Williamson, Lewis & Cralg, attorneys
for plaintiff ~
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TELEGRAMS.

MEngland is SortifyIng the channel
Island.
Duluth, Wisconsin, burned Mon
day. Loss $4,000.
Bismarck Gays he win not violate
the Monroe doctrine.
A fire in East Midway, Massachu-
sets, Monday cost $4,000.
Governor Stevenson Of Kentucky,
resigned his Office on Monday.
Three Government vessels are to be
freighted with supplies for France.
No Government aid asked for the
Belgian Cable. How can it pass when
it don't pay?
Congress will permit the Southern
Pacific railroad bill to be reported
after the 18th.
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sffachmanf Nnfica

No 1907 A. D in the Second Circuit Court OF
Shelby Comfy, Teun.-James L Haven 4
Co. vs Thomas r. Parrish, member or the
nrm OF Uric & Parrish
IN This cause an attachment having been
4 sued out under section 3l55 Of the Code and
returned Into court, levied upon the real as-
tate Of defendant and atidaVlt having been
m ade that the -1eud ant Thomas r. Parrish
Il indebted 70 plalntin IN the sum OF 6804 23
" tn interest from March Sd. 1853, by PROMISE
ry note, aud that the defendant Thomas n.
Parrl' h, Is non-restdent OF thsStats Of Ten
nessfe
It is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein before the Jud Za
OF the Second CirCuit COnrt OF Shelby County
Tenn5sse5, on the third Monday IA May next
and defend said tachms snt suit within the
d ~ o prescribed ny law, or the same will be
p Ocesded with eEpar' e; and that copy OF
this order be published once a week, for four
consecutive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at ONCE, this 7th day OF February, 1871.
p. D. BOYLE, CLERK.
By ". LEWIS WHARTOE. Deputy Clerk.
b. I. " lliamBOn, Lewis & Craig, attorneys
for IIainun. res
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Attachment Notice.

No. 1928 A. DIN the Second Circuit Court Of
Shelby county, Tenn.-JameH K. CnaIlen vs.
Thomas +. Parrish.
n this cause an attachment having been
l. sued ont, under section 8A55 OF The Code
and returned into court. levied upon the real
estate Of defendant, and affidavit nav inr been
IA 1de LhaL the defendant, Thomas Z. Parrish
Ii indebted u pIainJ Il in the sum OF gi08 t,,'
by balance dGe plaintiff, and that the defend
ant Thomas z. Pa ism, is q nun-residsnf az
the State Of Tennessee:
It Is therefore ordered. That he mako b-s
personal appearance herein, before the Judpe
OF be 5ecOn4 Circuit Court OF Shelby CountV-
on me q Ire Monday in May neat and defand
SAID attachment suit within the time pre-
scglD "a by Law, ur he anne viii be proceed ed
with ezparte, and that a copy OF this order
De published once week, for four conseeu. =.
tive weeks IN ihs Memphis Appeal
Done az ofdoe, this 9TH day o L February. ISL
P. D. BOYLE, Clerk.
By W, LEWIS WHARTON, Deputy Clerk
VI, r. Williamson, Lewis & Craig att'vs for
plaintiff 80 NV ? - ~
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Atfaehmanh Mniinn


In the First Circuit Court OF Shelby Countv
Tenn.-Spalding, Bitwsl 4 MacDonOusb
vs.. James Il. Quinn.
lhls cause an attachment having been
sued out, under section 1855 OF the Code
and retu- ned In court. levied upon the per
sOnei property OF defendant, and adldsytt
having been made THAI the defendant iq in
debEed 10 plaintiff IN the sum OF $500 BY ao-
count, and that the defendant is z non-rt al
dent Of the State Of Tennessee;
IL Is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearances herein, at a term OF said
court 10 be held for shelby county. al ne
court mouse IN the oity Of Memphis, before
the Judge Of the First circuit Coul-f oI shsib,5
county, on me third Monday In Nav neyt
and defend said attachment suit within fbe
tlLns prescribed oy law, or the same VIII be
proceeded " tn eXparLe, and that a oopv of
bnls order be published once a week for four
consecutive weeks, In the Memphis Appeal
Done at Office, this ztn day OF February IgTI
FRANK IA FT Clerk.
By L. z. BOSWELL, Deputy CLERK.
van ANDERSON Fhelan, attys for pl'td.
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THE COTTON TAX.
EVsrts spsseh-srsat Interest Mani
fssted-Thl ty MIliI6ns Involved.


Special 70 Memphis APPEAL
WAsHINGTON, February THE
great test case, involving the consi-
tutiOnality Of the infamous cotton tax
levied by the Thad Stevens Con-
gres5 upon the South, came up In
the Supreme Court to-day. There
was a large number Of lawyers and
Congressman in attendance. Mr..
Evarts opened the case for the plain
tifs in one Of the greatest speeches
ever delivered before the court. He
was still speaking at four O'Clock this
aftsrnoon.
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s75o.ooa for Toe esrnans.

NEW YORK, February The Ex-
ecuuve Committee Of the German
Patriotic Aid Societies, Of this city
aud the interior, published yesterday
an appeal calling upon the German
societies to renew and redouble their
efforts ia raising funds for the
sufferers ia Germany. Thus far $209,- =
$40 81 have been collected by the
General Committee. The whole
amount collected by the Germans in
the Uuited States, is estimated at
e-IF OH0
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The London Morning Post put-
fishes a special dispatch from Calais,
dated the 6th, which says the Prus-
slams show a determination to retard
the TevictUaling Of Paris. Nine trains
loaded with provisions for that city
had been detained by them at A1aiens,
though the line was entirely clear.
The Post says the British War Once
and Admiralty are actively assisting
the efforts to revictUal Paris,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-08
MARRIED.

LUCAS -HAMPTON-At the residence OF
the bride, on the 5th inst, DR.. R. sCRUees
LUCAS, formerly OF this city, 10 Mrs. MARY
ELLEN HAMPTON, Of st. Francis county, Ar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-08

Edridge said in the House, on
Monday, the everlasting Niger
had given Congress enough trouble.
and he was opposed to considering the
tnigger ia the WOOd-pile" at West
Point. Tbs matter vent over.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-08

sleeping cars, also totally destroyed
b. FIRE. The passengers however,
succeeded in saving their lives.
Many cars Of the freight trsin, with
Z ,e baggage they contained, were also
b uned. Lawrence Mooney, q brakes
Ian, who is among the killed, was
discharged from the road a month
ago, but was reinstated in his position
about two weeks ago, at the urgent
request Of his mother. The noise Oc-
casioned by the explosion Of the oil
tank was heard for a great distance,
and the flames Of the wrecked cars
and burning bridge could have been
seen many miles. The bridge over
WaDpangus creek was about two hun.
dred feet in length, and was totally
destroyed. Many persons rOm
POUghkeepsie and New Hamburg, as
soon as the news of the accident
reached those places, hurried to the
scene Of the disaster, and sue
Ceeded In giving relief to
many injured passengers. This fore
noon the baggage car was turned
into temporary m0rgue, and as fast
as the mutilated bodies are removed
from the wreck, they are carefully
transferred to the car, and a guard
placed over them. Many Of the oldest
conductors and engineers on the
Hudson river road unite in saying
that the scene presented at the place
of the disaster was the most terrible
ever witnessed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-08
NOTICE.

TTVHE Tax payers Of the Fourteenth Civil
i District, shelby county, Tenn, are hereby
notified that have opened books and pre-
pared printed blanks for the purpose ef as
bessing he heal and Personal Properly IN
said district, for the year l871, at my ONCE,
No A Monroe street. In connection with the
above, my assislan Is viii canvass the district
for the purpose or taking the Scholastic Cen
Bus (WhiUe and black, for the current year, OF
all children between The ages Of six and
eighteen years s. A MOORE.
feS Assessor and Census TasCer.
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John q Sullivan, eI8EA-

which win leave Memphis pune .S "a E .5i,e-
=. = -,-f arrfve Ia New Orleans A--s.
ssi--inaTv qth. Returning. w .g5.--.,-- ~
orleans THURSDAY. tel5 - - 5]ri5ans liur-
S1-liif7q ample time 20 80 ~"
i71' ~ most festive 3ea-ll- -,., et0 With the
- Fsrs for the Round ZIP, ,25,ii 5 i1 5o-i
49, - ~ --T1af ming on board y lll1s =. l-
PRIV ltt9Irsv TARfFa'EAD a CO., Asl-lA,
laA-f.-'- Fle5-1v Block. 20 Eroul sLr77-'
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
10 Z: for MaFdl Gras l---FOr New
Orleans

A LII those degiroua Of wines isi--.s
Fr14fon February 2lsts VIII haFa IN 1A-5L-
Ier,f rnporfuniry OF doing So By tahlls --l-
aursrfor and unsquaied plla8ousel P-l-7-'
-S---ru Frank Hicks, master
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-08
fire IL New York city.

NEW YORK, February IA fire
this morning broke out in Lawson
Bros. store, importers Of lace. TheiI
stock was damaged to the amount Of
$500; insured in the Royal Liver
pool and London International, In
Queens, EckfOrd, Hartford and Others,
Cohen & SchlOsen, clothiers, Occu-
pied the third snd fourth floors and
their stock was damaged 10 the ex-
tent Of 5000, fully insured. William
klnsley, silk goods dealer, occupied
the ilrsi t1oOr and his stock was dam
aged about $4,000; insured. The
building was damaged about sI5, 900,
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NAATEs d KTLLED.

POUGHKEEPsIE, n. Y, February 7.
The following are the names Of per-
sons killed by the railroad accident as
far as ascertained: David Simmons,
engineer; DR.. .Nancreed; Mr.. VOs-
burg, conductor sleeping car; James
Stafford, New York, baggage master;
Rev. Morrill, Fowler, wife and two
children, Batavia, New York; Mr..
Benedict, editor Cleveland Herald,
and wife. In the pockets Of VOs-
burg, the sleeping-car conductor, was
found a memorandum Of berths taken,
containing the names Of Lowell, FOW-
Ter and Pease, Buffalo; Curry, FOrbUsh,
Germaine, Rochester ; Nancreed,
New York; ROsentEal, FOrbush.
Nineteen bodies have been recovered,
but none since y o'clock. The re-
port that twenty-iour bodies had been
found is untrue. The following are
the additional names Of the killed
W. G. Curry, Erie, Pa; L. A. Root,
A. A. Gilet, Messrs. Lowell, BOsen-
thai, Manuel, FOrbUsh, Mrs. E. A.
Pease, Buffalo; ROllin Germaine, G..
7. Thompson, E. G. Lawrence,
Mooney, brakemen, all Of this city.
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LIS MORNlNe, AT % O'cLOcK,

We viii sell. without limit or reserve, 3 cOnn-
try stock, consisting OF Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Caps, In lots to anti
buyers. Also, 3 fun line Of Dry Goods, con-
sisting Of Prints, DOmestics, Dieached and
uubleaohod, fiannels, laangha7ne, AerinOS,
Suks, Jeans, Blankets, 6haWiA, Hosiery, et3
Also, iuu line OF Clothing, consisting Of
dne Cashmere Pants, Coats Neats, Iull suits;
Cassinet Pants and Coats, Slack DOesliR
suits, OveroOets, etc. Also, large stooK Of
Hata-WoOl, Fur and Plush. Also, GLASS;
Wsr8, Chtnaware, Hardware, Tobacco, CtRarfa
BlRcking. etc. HSr Terms cash. ~
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They are having lively fighting in
Bolivia. Ecuador, Brazil and Peru
have formed an alliance against
Columbia. There's another cbance
for Grant to 90 IN.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SECOND ANNUAL BALL
OF THE
g0ClETA DI UNI0hE FRATELUAN-
"a ITALIANA, OF MEMPHIS,
Al IDCh X ANh HALL
THURSDAY EVENING, FEB. 18th, 1871,

COBTHrTTEE OF hRRAEG sAIENTE.-L. POdesta,
chairman, FOppiano Fl. Q. BuchignaRt, g.
Sufttl. P. D. Canale, r DeLuccs
Tickets s.; for sale at The different book
ana jewelry stores. also al the door. 1ss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-08

a. Nicholson & Mcconnell, having leased
the above named Foundry for a teFm OF
y-esrs- offsr tneir services 70 the yucliei so
fteifinq orders for ALL KINDS OF WORK ~
THEIR LINE, promising disPaBch ana
oron pt meas for ali work infFugl9d % bnsses
HzR- special attention given % hapa4rlAh
Wscbinery and Steamboat WOEit. JAZZ
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4 OTTERY.-Omcial drawings Of the Mis-
IL souri, state Lottery. CLASS ga
81, 8, 81, Z, 10, 20, I3, %. 81, Is, "A, Il, 70.
GLASS 84
so. q, 73, 81, 10, 46, 64, II, Is, %, 96 3, 49,
Prizes nom SIO0 TO SO 600, paid in money.
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur-
nlshed In the above Lottery by J. K. FIR ANCE,
461< North Court street, Box ~, Mem phis,
Tenn, P. o. MURRAY, MILLER& CO., Ran
agsra st. Louis, Ne. febS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-08
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MARDI GRAs.

Q PECIAL tickets st SO for the round trip to
y New Orleans and Tsturn-gOOd from Feb
ruaTy 18th to 26th, Doth days inclusive-Wtll
be sold By the Mississippi and tennessee
Railroad.
Mardi Gras occurs on the 2lst OF February
and the tickets will be good till the following
Sunday. For further Information and Tor
tiCEstR, apply TO JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent,
2371S Main street, OF to
G. P. OAKLEY, Gent TTlxt Ag't,
fee Miss. and Tenn. Depot.
Ledger CODY week,