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The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-05-27

The Montgomery Advertiser, of Sunday,
says that on Saturday night last the Rev.
VIM. Bugg, Baptist preacher of ElmOre
county, cut his brother in -in-law, Mr. Har-
per James throat, and instantly killed him.
Bugg had been on trial by his brethren that
day for seducing James Young sister, and
had been dismissed from the church there
for. Shortly after the sentence had been
pronounced, and while yet in the church, he
assaulted James with the result above stat.
ed.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-05-27

Ben. Montgomery, the ex-slave who
bought the JEFF. and Joe Davis plantation
near Vicksburg, for 100000, has just
bought another large estate adjoining, and
expects to make $500 bales of cotton this
season.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-05-27

allow" said farmer, "can 1 get my
cheese down to market cheapest?" swell"
said the trader, who had noticed it was rath
er lively with shippers, "if you wait little
longer, think you can drive it down"
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-05-27

Near Washington, Ark, last week, four
cOlored Ku Klux, so-called, whipped a
brother African, who had offended them.
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-05-27
COTTON PRESS.
Durability i!
SinnplicitV!
Strength!

As granted the 10th day of August 1870 on
onand EayP Inowp
durability field
tgig wish in
wise
for saea spOn, o
cut in
the s
hold
qseis straight lever applied direct the blocks which
For urtheri nformatio address ", SWIHEBR0AD
The Bolivar bulletin. [volume] (Bolivar, Hardeman County, Tenn.) 1865-1888, 1871-05-27

A compromise" headHgear, which can be
converted from hat to a bonnet, and wee
versa, is announced from New York.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-31

VALUABLE SUGAR PLANTATIONS IN THE PARISH
OF Sc. Mary, State OF Louisiana, Tor sale Under and
virtue OF order OF The Honorable the District Court or
~ Nary State OF Louisiana wl be 500 on saturday the
9Th day OF January o7 the hour oil III O'Clock AM the
following described property
Frst-canperdown Plantation situated both sides OF
which attached tract Of wood land IN the parish of 81
Martin, Flat Lake, containing about LOIS 0lO3
acres together with all the Buidings and improvements on
BeccndUrford Plantation situated on the side OF
having OF lp5 4UluD with all tbs
Buldnes and improvements thereon, and Immediately ad-
IoiainQ the Camperdown plantation.
Third-Duncan Plantation, situated near the above de-
scrbed papations containing 4s3 3lO arpen with tho
wnh The two plantations win be sold enough
~ seed 10 BOTH 10 plant about Su acres
together with all the stock Of Mules, Horses Ac and Farm
Terms and conditions OF rae:-oneihird OF the pnr-
chase price including costs PAYABLE IN cash ne balance
psyabs three equal annual nsamen. from day or safe
cent per annnm from date OF said sale until paid, pur-
giving their for credit portion OF me
pEoe payable al the spochs Aforesaid 70 then OVID oIdef
NAN specIsiy mongaged hypohe aiea nnsn fi and
entire payment Of tho credit portion Of tie price andsh In
pian OF Che property, with titles can a. ths
onces on Mcmillan Shepherd, attornevs in Frsnkiin ba
al any time prior the sale and all inl0rmanoa required
frsn on the yremises, near Frsnklin ,.s,~ =, .s.-.
South They situated 10 the heart OF ths snGnr 70
gon Of Louisiana, q navieable water course open
q al seasons q the year % all the ports Of ne
ara ssesm vessels 10 the NORTH and West The mail
seasrer connecting Mofssn's LoushnA and Texas
kafoad New Orleans pass wcs a ns sny n s.n
medals banding or uapfporauon The hsnyb oi p we
kesy upnvaIed any part q me sonsn o. "esL no"
e1ss sss sss nsssres New ras cAa-. H.
wAher chc ago; Al. NitsnherSsr and Hfafs Lsse'sn'
ksw onsons
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-31

ADJUSTMENTS
" ALI NOVELTIES POSTPONED
In consequence OF the Mr. Brougham's
JOHN nv uHasiEEAp,
FOURTH aSE WEEK iss
JOHN IL SEsHs 4 zss:sS'
RRooKys Ao4 1nH q .gs.1 C.,
the %ARL1ek coSfAYY
IN f and f snus pE ynxtL1
Mr. No eai sass. NJ a n soc
ws NINE MI " oI j. Leonard Mr. QSgey De
Flora Clayton and others.
NIBLo's GARDEN:
~ TWO p 4 EHasx SEv r ysxe
ELITE Amp fax fAsa!s sSc I'll EHE CITY
Of the great sEASR c cGssoSsSuas the
THE GREAT rHEAT uES415aSSE SENSATION OF THE
s:lo-Pas Dc FIsurs, Coryphees and Corps de Bale.
Three by Me. S JENNY Es. MAN. and rn'
SaS-Ths Fa!iss Grotto with staac..s Song "Loves
"Sei ssn ss ssss ssrsy 81 R.th
Sutherland Demon Dance led BY tho res rremiers Dan
y:6-The Crystal Cascade Silver Fountain.
936-Illumnated Golden Terrace
Professionalism Dance, by CREST Corps Ballet.
sS-fss De Creio by Adrienne, Bambna Feiicisa, Mar
9:5e-Pas Espagnol, by the eight second Premieres.
l0 ton Dance great Premiere SASH
l0:l0-The Infant Ballet Troupe.
l0:06-The Wonderful Majions.
lO:lb-The Jockey Song and Hornpipe stCariine"
lq:l9-Professor Schmidt and Pupils
10 :22-Professor Samwels Troupe of Trained Animals
10:32-The Astounding Egyptian Jugglers.
l0A2--Grand and Imposing Amazon March.
5The DARLING Transformation Scene OF the Palace OF
Dew Drops.
In conclusion the management confidently that both
IN III details and in rs entirety $780,
THE BLACK CROOK,
~ presented at this theatre, IL
INTEREsTING. BEWITCHINGLY ATTRACTIVE,
PERFECTLY PRESENTED BALLET
SPECTACLE
EVER BEHELD IN AMERICA.
SEATS SECURED SIx DAYS IN ADVANCE.
NlBLo's GARDEN.
~ EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
SPECIAL MATINEE, s.
TOMORROW (MONDAYl JANUARY ], 1872,
(NEW YEARS DAYL
AT 2 O'CLOCK
Admission with reserved seat 81 family circle entrance
mi sroanv cfraafN anita
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-31

ETH AVENUE THEATRE,
- West 9th street, broadway. Curtain rses ~
Sole Lessee and Manager. Mr. AU0v STlh DAILY
Eighteenth week OF Mr..
AuGUSTIN DALY'Spow-
erful drama of the tilnes,
entitled "DlvORCE."
/ Presented with elaborate
| scenery, and costly
| toilets and original music.
Characters BY Miss Fam
nv Morant Fanny Daven-
LAST NIGHTS OF DIvORCEii port, Clara Norris M1.
Gilbert, Linda Deitx, Nell
lie Mortimer, Mary Cary,
Ida Yerance; Mr. d. H.
tlarkins, w. J. Lemoyne,
James Lewis, W. Dav
iidge, Louis James, Henry
Crisp, Owen Fawcett u.
whiting, @. L. De We're
22d MATINEE Of DIVORCE" SATURDAY NExT.at IL.
NEW YEARS DAY
A SPECIAL "DIvURCEu MATINEE.
at ~.
seats may be secured for OF the LAST NIGHTS.
Due notice will be given Of the first appearance
George E q; GRiFElTHsi Mr.. GEORGE PARKRs and
eSmRlste And elaborate s.yIe Of .FRog fK0y "fE
YOUNG HEARTs,n OF sMIvEs AS THEY WERE" Of
.sHE WOULD AND she WOULD NOR and Of "FER-
NANDE."
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-31
YORK HERALD SUNDAY, DECEMBER 81 871-RPLE


I'LL ADJUSTMENTS.
QOOTH's THEATRE. BOOTH
SECOND WEEK OF JULIUS CESAR.
Mr.. EDWIN BOOTH
sRuSTus.
In shafspear,sns gTHsd Historical Is. Tragedy of
Mr. many Gz%R as si PI'''''00 WIN
Mr. BANGS ANT ION
Miss BELLA PATEMAN. as. .PORTA
and judicfous cast OF characters.
JULIUS CESAR
MATINEE ON SATURDAY AT ONE.
open six days in advance at the THEATRE
Dison's Music Store, I'll Broadway.
OLYMPIC THEATRE.
CHRISTMAS PANToMIME.
G. L. Fox's HUMPrY DUMPTY.
HOLIDAY FESTIVAL PERFORMANCES.
All the Great Attractions.
GRAND the M.r 1s ss'' d. II Rralfy..
MATINEE. the Dance OF the Dwarfs
and the
Innumerabe comic specaltes
which combined In this
wondrous Panlomme to
GREAT HOLIDAY GARNivAL OF FUN.
A chaste combination Of the
ludicrous and the beautiful. NEW YEARS DAY.
full dreams OF fairy charms,
charms and entertainments,
which enjoyed alike by
young and old, and which are
In perfect harmony with the
carnival spirit of the holidays
DON'T FAIL TO TAKE THE CHILDREN TO SEE
HUMPTY DUMPTY.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-31

NlBLo's GARDEN
~ EXTRA ANNOUNCEMENT.
SPECIAL MATINEE,
TOMORROW (MONDAYl JANUARY J. 1877,
(NEW YEARS DAYl
AT Z O'CLOCK
Admission with reserved seat gil family circle entranc
Crosby sreet). 90 cents
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-12-31

WI diate first class two frame Dwelling
House, containing IL with all the modern improve
four City Lois OF ground fruit, shade and
lawn; pleasantly situated high ground, cooking the
surrounding country Eve minutes to steam or horse ca
10 suit purchaser.
Also nine House for sale in good order range
marble with about 1--we CITY Lots price S1VV
S40 bond and MORTGAGE; possession lt OF
Nay also eight Houses and about I've City
price 81 81 on remain tw seven
Houses, 500 each; 800 can remain on bond and
mortgage OF required For particulars In
auire OF JAMES l. PARsuALL In Washington avenues
corner OF Filth street, Nc rrsania.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-12

time and labor, though even In this shape
not overlooked or despiseo, % rejected
by the Temple, our obligations impos-
ing the duty Of personal effort, snd the
support of the reformstory societies hsv.
ing this a. their especial and generous
object, but rather through the wise
nj more effective means of pre-
vention. We may not call back
tbs dead from the tomb Of intemperance,
we ran arrest the moderate thinker as be
stands on the brink OF the precipice, and
guide him to safety. IL IL false and dan
ferrous benevolence that confines itself to
the wretched snd the ruined, and permits
the tmperiled TO run b rtsk of death. II
would be folly to scuttle the ship, or run
her into the breakers, to acquire q reputa-
ton for courage and charity, by saving q
few from drowning, while the larger num-
Der persisted In the stoIm-lsshed waves.
Prevention IL the true corrective. Quar-
sniine forestalls the plague thst would
convert b city into q catacomb; and on
this principle the Temple scts. Il eorrects
the abuse before 1t grows into q disease
that is incurable. II removes the sppetite
lest it become q passion. This we believe
the best method of applying association
and freternal union for the suppression OF
vice. Stop the fountains, and there can
be no flood. Reform the moderate drink
q, educate the youth in habits Of total
abstinence, and there can be no pablo
liquor vendors, no notorious yet tolerated
drunksrds. Reformation would find little
to do; for intempersnce, like murder with
knife or pistol, would no longer be q 80
cisl mischief. but appear only as g singu-
lar and remarkable individual crime.
BIethren, l congratulate You that our
Temple Is no longer an experiment In
Memphis, but an assured and permanent
success. Let this incite us to renewed and
more energetic exertions tor the Increase
OF our membership everywhere, al home
and abroad, LEI your example illustrate
and gently advocate vi principles, that
numbers may rejoice around our altar,
and the community feel that 1t Ii g bless
cd thing 70 have the Temple Of Honor in
its midst,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-12
OUR HOME INDUSTRIES.


Columns ave beer written to show the
necessity of encouraging home enter
PRISE" but unfortunately, In too many
instances there nave been no "bome en-
terprises" to encourage. And often, an
inferior article or q piece of botched work
has bosn thrust upcn a person under the
plee-"even il II IL not so good or 30 cheap
Is could be procured elsewhere, you
should put up with It because 1t Is made
right here at home" While this IL wrong,
Il Is no less culpsble for people to send 10
distant cities for that which can be had
here at as low figures and OF IS good
quality as that purchased elsewhere. We
Ere led 10 these remarks by the adver-
tlsement OF the representatives OF q
Louisville house now in the city, In refer
ence to decorating, after q so-cslled new
style, dwellings. stores, etc. This style
of finishing wainscotting and ceilings was
introduced into Memphis some time since,
snd many of the frst-clsss stores on Main
street were 20 decorated early in the sea.
SOD. The attention of the writer was
called to work in this line done by
Mr.. Marcus Jones, No.2p6H Second street,
second door south of Madison, In the
salesroom of the Messrs. Lowenstien, at
the corner of Main and Jefferson streets.
which in point OF taste and elegance OF
design and superiority of execution will,
we think, compare most favorably with
any work of the kind executed by Louis
vile OF any other house. Mr.. Jones, Ct
his store, has q series of specimens of this
kind Of decoration, embracing all styles,
arranged so that the effect is readily
caught by the observer, and It would be
hard indeed to surpass the imitation of
marbles, wood granting, fresco, etc,
there displayed. Those about ordering
work of this sort should call on Mr..
Jones and see these, as Ii will be a CREST
assistance TO themin choosing designs and
styles. The Messrs Lowenstein will take
pleasure in exhibiting to those who de-
sire it the excellent and beautiful work
done in their sslesroom.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-12
BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
The Memphis Mechanics Building and
Loan Association.

Hsving been chartered, has organized
and elected the following officers: J. ID.
Dsnburv, president; J. W. Heath, first
vice-president: g. Reder, second vice
president; r. Stith, secretary and treasur-
ar. Il q Mcdowell, attorney. A oonstitu-
t5nn ana hv-laws hsve BEEN adopted, The
ofHoa ofthe association isin b Planters
Insurance building, No. Al Madison
street.
The main objects OF the association are
to secure a place of deposit for small earn
ings, and to enable members 70 acquire
homss.
The capital stock lie limited to s1O0 600,
divided into shares OF 500 each, Of which
no q can hold more than twenty. The
monthly dues are two dollars per share
until the one hundred dollars Ia paid,
when the association will begin aPro rata
division OF its assets. No stock dues are
to be paid until ell are subscribed for. A
membership fee Of two dollars on .
share is also required ct the outset. No
other demands than these can be made OF
members.
The management is by q ''bosrd of d.
reotOrs," consisting of q president, first
and second vice-presidents. who must re-
side in Shelby county, snd be members OF
the association They cannot permit more
han $1,000 TO accumulate in their HANDS.
A member borrowing money Of the ssso-
citation, or renting 8 house with q view 70
become the owner thereof, At the ordinary
cost of rental, can at any time, pay IN
more than he hiss agreed 20 psy, snd suon
excess will b. applied 10 tbs payment OF
the money borrowed, or TO payment on
purchase OF the house. All loans are TO
be secured by real estate in Shelby coun-
", The constitution, etc, will be ready
on Tuesday, November 14th, and all per-
sons interested are requested to call at the
office, and obtain copies of the constitu-
ton and blank applications for stock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-12
BEL!el9ys SERVICES.

s~rvfess a. the First Presbyterian Church,
corafr Poplar ana Third sussts, to-day al u
go1k = ~ snu n = evening al Z o'clock
Rev J. q Bowman pastor.
The hev. Das1u NsIk will preach 10 Lin
den atreet G risiian Church, to-day, az 10Y
az. and Up a..
The "a III o. TIE ssconG street Methodist
Church VIII preach ~ u O'Clock an.
Q NTR-L pAFTIsT CHuRCH-PreaohfnR III
ma 3 rrch 10 uay atu R.Dl. and Al ~ pm.
~ Prof I. L Mitchell.
GaOohD E-EEEBYTEELAE CHURcH-C Corner
MFlu 6uo beale streets. The Kew. VIM. l.
BoERE VIII preach this morning, NJ II o'clock,
and - night ak o'clock
IN The GnsenlrW o en- House ]. N. PEBBLES
Wllle turel IN he mOrnlnE l0E O'Clock; sub
1eS-Nzlure Of God. Evening, - O'Clock
Observation-Disclosures auon. ssais free. All
ARE tnVited 70 auend
Rev. Pflneas 4. Scruggs Will preach Al the
Ceutral n 4 Church south, on Union street.
this morning al IL O'Clock. Seats Tree. AiiEre
1nv1ped 10 atLeBd. Sunday school at9am
Bishop Fitzgerald, OF Little Rock, viii
u4aach - 81 Paurickis Church, this mornlng
~ lOE O'Clock Members OF the SOdaliIy viii
b received BY TIE Bishop az y O'Clock
GkAcE CHURCH. HRENAHDO STREEr-Rey
IaEes CatD1chael,~ recuor.-Servlces Tor the I'd
Eusdar Ruer trinity. CelebnaLiou Of the bOly
Communion a. am. MornIng service and
sermon az A am. Evening service al 7 pm.
Sunday EchOol ats am. Weekly service al
len an on Wednesdays and FridRyS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-12

TIE THEATKR.-The Rankin comedy
company leave to-day for st. Louis
where they will play an engarement 81
some weeks, and where we predict they
viii command audiences equal 10 ths ca
pscity Of the house they will appear at
the olympic. Their engagement here war
too brief to admit OF their making mucL
more than an inroad upon the good
Will OF our people, who, however, ex-
press themselves warmly as to their
merits in comedy. They gave
US, "~Rosedale." on Tuesday night
@Caste" on Wednesday; Strip Van VIII,
kle" on Thursday; School" for Miss
Kitty Blanohard's benefit, on Friday:
"Rosedalep at the matinee on Saturday,
and the "Workingmsn Of Manchester
lsst,night, to q very good house. The
companies before the public, and can
Justly pride themselves upoa their sue
cess in q line which has wrecked many
OF their predecessors. They dress wall.
take particular pains e mount their pisces
well, and to see that all the accessories
to hand and necessary to 3 perfect presen-
tation OF comedy are not wanting. They
arc ehtnd Waiiackss In New York q vary
little With ae good q stage and STAGE an
pointmenta, 1t would be dlfdoult to draw
9 hnes save Ia one or two instances, ike
Lester Walleck, John Rrougham or old
John 9nDerbs We part with them ralne-
family, lessoned only because their plaoa
Is 70 be occupied by Mrs. Bowers. who
Will be supported by thu stock
She Will commence on Monday night.
Mrs, MoULEoN-We understand THAI
Whelb the celebrated pianist, win acconl-l
pAny Mrs. 1oulton on her tour South.
and Will b. present with her In MempbIs'
where she designs giving two concerts
or course Oh dRsitarG WIN be ON the dni
wee to hear the famous amateur voca5fst
tbs fsToEite OF Auber and friend Of Eus
genie. 1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-12
ACKNOWLEDGING GENEROUS DEEDS.

-
The following letter was received here
Yesterday in acknowledgements Of the
generous donation of 5000, which our
IRE association sens 70 their suffering
brethren Of Chicago:
CHICAGO, October Is, 1871.
B. Brady, Esq, President Memphis Relief As
ISOLATION
Dear Slr-Yoar favor of the 1lth inst
sscOmps nytng resolution Of your assoels.
ton, tcgsther with the generous amount
Of $1,000, contributed by Them TO the sui
fering hremen OF Chicsgo, all came safely
to hand and are in the hands Of the proper
committee for distribution TO those who
are needy. Permit me, ~ one Of the com
mlttee haYtnR the matter In charge, "a
tender 20 Your association the heartfelt
thanks of the Chicago hremen for this
kind remembrance Of them in this their
hour Of need. / assure YOU, gentlemen,
your gsusroGs gift.vth carry consolation
70 the hearts OF many a suffering family.
We rave about thirty families who lost
al but what was On their backs, besides
q number Of single men who are in the
same condition.
This Il . terrible calamity to our city,
such IS has never Q know in the HIS
tory OF the world but, 1 am happy to saw.
our people are not despOndent. end no
other expression hardly esoaDes tha H.
OF any one, but that We must rebuild me
city, and that right speedily, 0nr fremen
are all hopeful and cheerful, ana stiIl
ready for duty. Ws nave received some
thing over SLIGO from st. Louis; $500 from
the Silsby notwithstanding company, of
seneca Falls, New York, and We under
stand that Chief DoDnell, OF Boston, is on
the way, with some 5000 more This,
with vour liberal contribution, will aid
us very much in relieving our needy fire.
men. 1 dsresay you have not forgotten
the writer. who was the nrst president OF
your Pioneer hook and ladder company,
and remembers his connection with the
Memphis fire department with much
pleasure.
Give my kind regards to Chief Kshoe
and Mayor johnson, and TO your whole
fire department our heartfelt thanks.
Very truly yours.
J. e CHADWICK,
Fire Commissioner,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-12

Meets Tuesday evening, 14th instant, at
7H pm. All members are earnestly re-
quested to attend, as business Of impor-
tsnee to all is TO be transacted. By order
Of the president. T. J. McLEM0RE,
Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-12
PRICEa or T4E
MASON & HAMLIN
CAalNET ORGANS.

/ HAVING vastly increased thsfv fzcsitiss
Tor manufacture, tbs Mason Gad Harolfn
ofkan company are now euahlpd TO Ofar
their well known Organs, which are the &C.
KnoWiedgec standard OF ezceliance among
Instruments OF the elsss. a. prices OF Inferior
Eork they print their lowest prices. which
arc, Uherafore, alike to AL. inyariqbia. Tbs
foltoWtng are mrstretio~s.
lEour-Octavo 40
ne same. oo1S.e seed.-- ---.-.---. s.
r~lve-OclaVe organs with T1.emulart.
carved and mann Im
The same, DOuols Reed, with Five STOPS. rs
EOrty Other styles, up IOG
Alln solid Black Walnut. an the Organs
made Dy THIS company are To oroagEIV urst-
eiass In every respect. They VIII moi MAKE
TIE so-eslled cheap Organs Is any price. We
comparative supertoritydof n feir fngfru ments
nov greatsr thsn ever before, as every
competent Judge who wiz cFEeruv eraIaine
and ompare must perceive.
UlUstrateo Catalogues, WITH Wood Cuts
nom photograph OF the d hereat styles enl
informstion and lowest pdses; aiso. Tesfi-
dress.
MASON q HARLIH GReAK CO..
aa-sTsszs, 5ss ssszszaY, xsz Ysrk.
mySdSw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-12
sPEER'S COTTON GIN.

I will be in q condition to resume bust
uess at my ginning establishment by
Wednesday, the FIRE hsving done very lit
tie damage. Cotton will be received from
and after Monday. The cotton losses will
be paid on Monday morning.
N. ". SPEERs, Jr., Oausey street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-12

q,aorE who arr dssirous Of purchasing q
A. arI1AB Z and GENUINE SET OF Furs,
- woul1 a1viHe yon 70 cali on Lsidy q
60 vhera ycu EU ind In their sssort-
~rotcf Gsntlonenis Dress and Business
H. and Ladies' furs. the 0eTy finest
a. bad tbst are worn sDd rrodnceo EK
amiue lher Treds y 9noRe ior yourself
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-12

scARLETooRsErs novel, beautiful and
durable, made of fine scarlet cloth, and
worked with black silk. All sizes at the
mandatory, 1884 Main street.. Com
and the Gored, handmade Oorsets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-12

Among the poor and needy CT this city
there are lone so deserving OF the consid-
GRAFTON OF q people IS the widows and
orphans OF the brave men who gave up
their lives on the battleields of the south.
Fol the past our years the Confederate
Relief and Historical society has made the
care of these its peculiar mission, but its
treasury has become, from the onerous
tax upon 1t, nearly empty, and conse-
quently, unless some measures are taken,
and at once, to assist the Association, these
poor people must suffer, and to let the
loved ones Of those who have fallen in our
behalf suffer would be a disgrace to as as
g people. 1t is proposed by the Asso-
citation to deliver, during the winter, q
ourse o lectures, the first TO be
given on Wednesday evening next, by
Colonel @. w. Munford, upon the "Life
and Character Of Albert s. JohnsonD-at
the Memphis Club Hall, at the corner I'm.
ion and Second streets. The price of adj
mission will be fixed at 30 reasonsblea fig
ure that no n can conscientiously refuse
70 contribute the sum to the relief of those
who so much need and deserve It. The
funds accrulug will be placed in the hsnds
of Colonel Felix Robertson, city tax-col-
lector. to be by him disbursed in accord
ance with the directions Of a committee
of the association, charged with the duty
of ascertaining the wan of those in need
and deserving of assistance. Let every
one take at least one ticket and cOntrf-
butte to a charity that appeals 30 directly
and forcibly to all. Tickets can be had at
the music and book store, and at the door.
Go to Wheaton q Co.'S, the matters of
Memphis, for q fine new hat cheap.