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A correspondent tells us that Leagues
band will traverse the city on New Yesr's
Day. IL will regale with its melodies the
northern as we'll as southern wards. An
effort will be made, when the band mex
appears, to have a son of Erin of the
Losgue sort ssndwiched between each
two of the colOred horn-blovers. This
will make the performance more agreea-
BILE, the Loyal Leaguers think, and tho en-
teFtsinment will psss with great
eelat, illustrating the beauties OF
the imaginary combination which
colleagues to elect League. If the
election of League were possible, the
event would be Gisgrsoeful TO the intelli-
genes OF those whom he proposes to bring
together simply by means of their sntagO-
nistic prejudices. He runs on his religion
in the north, and on the back OF the loyal
League in the south. The case is so plain
that none but the veriest asses can be
bzmboozled by the shallow appeals to IN
hallowsd prejudices. If the negroes are
duped, they pronounce themselves I'M
worthy of citizenship, and 1t Is impos-
sible that any decent white msn will be
caught by the shallow trickary Of a trader
in VOTES.
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advice may be called arrogance and pre-
sumption; but unless sonsthing be done,
1t win Re regarded IS good advice the
morning after the election. II the candi.
dates, who are rushing upon their fate
like blind seagulls against q lighthouse,
Will not adjust their aspirations, the peo-
pie must take the mattel in their own
hands. On Thursday next, the 4Eh OF jan
usry, there mast be 6st one candidate for
i0~kGTJmGster.
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HGOf1o1.

ITO the Stockholders Of tie Mempnt= ana
per cent. on the capital stock suhscr1bed -
hsFe5y made, payable on o. before ne m a.
5ennArys Isl 20 A. J. White, Treasurer, NO.
- Front STREET
". BROOKS. Rrnsa.nt.
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Jensrson. rexs.. RniIro.d.

A special dispatch from Jefferson, Texas,
to the st. Lou Republican says: "Jef-
fersOn within two years has improved
faster han almost any other place; in that
time doubling its population, having now
5000 people. The annual exports of cot
ton, cattle, hides, wool and tailoW are
SI3.O CO, 600; her merchants sustain a large
trade in twenty counties in Texas, four
counties In Arkansas and a good trade In
the Indian Territory. On a bayOU steam
srs arrive most OF the yeRF The excel
lence Of the navigation may be dster-
mined by the TACT that cotton is shipped
70 New Orleans from one dollar snd q
half 10 two dollars per bale, and nc more
is charged for up freight than to Shreve-
port. Being above the raft, it Is the
proper place 10 form connections with st.
Louis snd all points east. The people Of
JefarsOn rave appropriated r. co., e0 to
railroads within two years. a few days
since we Witnessed the enthusiastic voting
for a subsidy x b InLernationsl-s32
for, end only six against IT,. The leRisla-
ture Of Texas has given, ia lands and
money, SIS, 900. 900 70 railroads within a
faW V6EEa.
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LOST.

NE8fIE1cATEEThrse certificates Of the
ca1tta Bioek OF tbs Memphis Oh Dom.
|-nT Rr I've hundred $50 dollars eaoh.
. - = And3I; Transferred By J. y. Barton
~ ara J. ". Ccohrans d0
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Is COMING,

TAN COyER and stools, beautifully EN-
bToidered, at Ii q. HOilenberg's, ga Second
afzsaaf
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THOMAS B. CoFFEK & Co., 1886 Main
street, can supply you with the very style
OF shoes you are looking for.
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LAW EPoRT

THOMAS b. COFFEY q Co., S36 Msin
street, can supply you with the very style
OF slippers you are looking for.
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HaiIdlng RaiI!o9a. y CSnylet AaSsF.

Hufh0lHH kLAAAlOA0h Dg NpmNheA A4an8E.
A correspondent OF b New York Tri-
bune SAYS: "Much of tina work on these
railroads has been done by q system, 50
far a. 1 can learn, peculiar TO Alabama,
now adopted IN Tennessee, and that viii
be In Missinsippi. l mean the employ
ment OF the conviots In the State peniten-
tisry and county jsils. To Whomsoevei
the credit belongs for the idea, the State
owes him q debt. Labor OF al kinda Is g
little unsettled in the south, and partieu-
larly &C ia railroad work. hence the adop.
don Of this plan has enabled o~ontfaetsIE
TO control their labor, to have 1t always At
hand, 10 keep it away from grog-shops,
and 20 leave that character OF labor par
~tioularly fitted for the farp tor its propei
use. II has further kept the pianter iH
0rsst Measure from the diEtrsotiDg inn1-
enoe caused By rallr0Rd contractors need
ing hands. There has certainly bsen some
msster-brsin At work In this . well -
othsr sfaira ofthe State, III were asked
to-day which bonds OF those OF all the
Southern States / would invest In with
most readiness, ! would reply, Alabama.
Three persons are employing the convict
labor: two hiIe from the State and one
from the counties. Tho persons hiring
from the State only agree 70 board and
clothe, to guard and pay for rewards, doc.
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tors' bills, etc; yet even at this the State
loses over so, 900 yer year. The counties
~realize abo1t $500 per month In addition
to the saving made by having the oonvicts
fed. etc. The gentleman with whom /
talked ssid thst II be could control and
depend upon other labor he world prefer
1t. He paid the counties $40 per month;
he employed two guards for every ten
convicss st 81 per day at night the cOn
victs slept foot TO foot, five on a side, and
through rings around their ankles 9 chain
was run the whole length of The line. He
fed them we'll snd they worked very well,
bat If he could get ''good, square labor At
81 per day ne would prefer it." 1 doubted
that statement, az ne was evidently max
ing money. he bad eighty men In his
employ. Two other employers have, one
one hundred and sixty, the other twenty
i've. Other gentlemen tell me that the
counties were rapidly paying of their
debt and greatly ~lessening taxation by
this system. There may be obi sctions to
il, but it has worked well in Alabama.
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RnaRDERS

nOARD-Rnums and board Apply TO Mrs.
ID 0EO. g HOL0HS. ~ Market street. do
nOARDlNG--Two pleasant rooms, unIur-
ID HiAned, VIII board, can be obtained Al
10 Washington street; suitable ana deslrabie
for man and Efs. o0J
N OOM-ons second story furnished room,
n suitable Tor s Lamily OF younR men. ana
q front parlOr rom u-n1urnlsned, with board,
Al No. $50 MEdiscu street. %
nOARDPG- Nice board, by day OF week
ID lronL rooms, fal M bed o. unfurniBhed,
70 Teat with board, at 81 Main street. up
stairs. az
OARDEEs-rsrms reasonable. Apply al
" 40. u0Uonrt street nol
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REKsRD.

nOG-yO RBWARD-strsyed or stolen
IL One bright yellow dog, usL about
grown; white breast, smut nOEe, wrinkied
lace, fox ears = cut straight long tail, Bull
Terrier, answers 70, the name Of BAN. The
above rewaEd 2Dl be paid for his delivery al
Me- 81 Alaba IA sllEet.
decsI A. WELLS.
UTATCH-Sl0 REWARD win BE- given for
w the reJnEn 20 me OF q Large gOlU hunt-
inz-casod lever watch, white face, blue-steel
nsnds, No. 1891, James ~Btodoard, aker,
LORdon. said watch was lett 81 the house
Of old maa Chapman, on the railroad,
seven miles below HOpedsld, In July
Isst. So SNYDER,
dE union street.
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N ORDER 70 CLOSE ovT

GENUINE mink sable sets, reduced to fifteen
dollars. These goods are warranted.
MENKEN BROS.
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LOCAL NEWS,

Go 70 Leddin's College.
Attend Ro5ertson's Business College.
-Thos. Cubbins, brlcklayer, 81 Main street
-Aumstrong's Photographic Gallery, No. n
Main street. Three lauluess gem pictures 10
my nauLE-
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MUsICAL.-Pianos, Organs, Guitars, Violins
Flutes, Music Boxes, AeOrdeOns, F1utlnas
Sheet Music, Music FOliOs, Music Books, etc.
ETC., suitable for Christmas presents at Leopold
Goepels, 35 Main street, between GayosO and
Bsaie.
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eOuS1RY MERCHANTS, A%TIEETioA.

SKI advertisements Of DE. BuLtb thHpelssIyl
headed 8ook % rf1c MlHOn-MarTlaEe Guide
Lin another column. II should be reao by
al
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THE BEST IN THE SOUTH
ROBERTsON's BUSINESS COLLEGE
No. s5e Main street.

The only place In the city where the duties Of
an accountant are taught practically The
frfends OF education, and especially parents
having sOns to educate, are Invited to visit
the college, inspect our management and see
What advantagesa are offered for a Thorough n
accOmplished business education.
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General Nesting Of ihs StOokhsld ers Of the
Memphis and Ghsriessos Rsilrsad
Company.
Fsoties 70 Staekhnlder 9

THE regular annual mesting q the gtock-
1 holders OF tbs German EsuV ~ gsnE N
HenrSts viii take place az this sank. On
TUESDAY, JANUARY sth, Iszz,
between the hours Of i, pieiook Am and ?
O'Clock PM, for the ourDSss NJ cbo0sf1g
thirteen directors to serve dnrio0 ne Vsas
49, MAA1l GRIFFIN, Cashier,
CT Herman afF@u1I n-nE .Hnnrnnam
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LADIES merino vests and drawers at cosi
MENErTrN nRnG
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THE GREAT RED STORE.

Lst no reader of the APPEAL overlook
the advertisement of the "Grest Red
Store" The information there set forth
is valusbie to every resident of the city,
and to every person in the adjacent
country who purchase their dry goods
supplies here. Read Whist Is there set forth,
and for confirmation see Mr.. William
Frank, who will make his words good to
the fullest extent.
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cas- Frrr1ne, as SECOND street.

HEAT, COMFORT AND ECoEoMY-This you
will get by having your crates set with
Lemons Improvement. Can at 50 Second
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VELVET and cloth clOaks and shaWlS re
duced less than cost at closing sale Of
RRLL
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Thomas B. CoFFKy q Co, $50 MKin
street, can supply yoR with the very style
Of boots You are looking tor.
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First ChAneery COurt-MOFERu, Chm.
celfSr.
This court meets again on Tuesday,
January %, 1872, when all demurreTE
entered on the motion docket will be
taken up in their order,
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BAR6AIEs Of all kinds in dress goods OF
dOmestics at closing sale Of
MENKEN BROS.
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Z. DAYS..

House N sign painter, Isl Second street. Or
ders promptly executed at reasonable rates.
Jon Locke, z56K Main street, has the largest
assortment Of Magazines, Pietori&ls and dai,
lies In the city.
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STRkYEU or sTGLElt,

uORsE-sn EEWARD-Oa te night Of the
"A Ae Inst & carK bay h1r<e. aroat . years
Bringing the shove 10 u, MEYER, corner
secsnd and Chelssa Etr8ezs VIII receive Lne
above reward. ~
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THK eheapest and best Ryeing and Cieaning
house in t6s citF Is 81 2BSecond street Hunf
HAStoN&WALKEk
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AT less than importation prices, ranging from
fifteen to thirty cents. These goods must be
aold Cali carly fnr haroaius
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sEEUzn" is me great saadOie for neu-

A CENTURY AGO the Upper Bite-Lack udta
was used only by vast herds Of b1ualOes. II
is nov the most popular mineral spring waite
Of the age, and the best Alternative and aperi'
eBt known. Supplied in cases Of two dozel
bottles, Glied carefully Al The springs. An eX'
cenent thing f9r family use
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
- Wholesale Agents.
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EooEohY-Take you fsn clothing to tx
Steam Dyefng and Cleaning House (dnnf 4
Hanson's old sand, 80 second street.
n a WALLER
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FOR RED RIVER.
FOB WHITE RIVER.
FRIAR's POINT AND BENDs

frIar'e a-sizt, Hsizaz and 8szss uzIfsf
sfzfss 9ali Pasksi.
- Pkii. AIIin, -
Leaves Memphis Mondays me Fridays, at {
PM, connecting at Helena with the steamer
HHoDA for Marianne and AL points on
BAnGuilis river fYd
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FINE, elegant furs at half-prfcs at cloSins
sale Of MENHEN BROS.
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CoHEUBIALF ELIoITY.-Aothins tends mort
to connubial happiness b ckeertnl and
combs syrup Is the great chlldrenis soothing
remedy. u M f
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N0TIGE.

THOMAS B. CoFFRY & Co., 1886 Main
street, can supply you with the very style
Of CATERS you are looking for.
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! CHRISTMAS PREsxH1s@IuSt reoelyea a fine
assortment Of the renowned Il Pianos
at Leopold Goepelis, SO Main street, between
Gayoeo ena BeAie,
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"NEURIL" is Kept by 81 frst-olass drug
gists. Apply to them for . circular.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis anG white River United states
HAL L1ne.
str. RIP. WALT---W. :. Ashford, HAstex
Leaves Memphis for JaokscnpOrt EVERY
SATURDAY, at5 pm.
3srs LEGAL DEB. W.. ElIfott, Master
Lsaves Memphis for Jacksonport EVERY
TUESDAY, ats PM. These bOafs connect at
Devall's Bluf with the train going mp Mon
days and Thursdays; coming down Wednes-
days u SStnrd2ys.
Eor freight or passage apply on board or 20
EJILsHfE& MILLER, Aeel1s.
Promenade st., fec. OF Je1arsan.
70 ". H. KEHNEDA1, Agent,
Once on CompsEy's Whsri6oat. loot Court 81,
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zsmphis & Kansas City a. r.
NETTING o. BOARD OF DIRECTORS


OFFICe OF N. axe. r CoMrAEY,l
BATE5YILEE, ARK, November 81. ISL
| IN pursuance OF the provlsio1s Of section
Il sight OF Al act SMILED IAN zo1 20 pro-
vide for q general system OF Railroad IncorF.
/ poratt9n,' passed BY the General Assembly
! Of the state Of Arkansas, and approved Jay
Sd 1s6S, a general RFetinE % tbs Directors
and Stockholders OF ths Memphis aud KAN
sas City Railroad Company WlH BE- held on
Wednesday, the 10Th dry Of January, 1872,
81 the ONCE OF L1oian O. Cause, Esq, in the
otsy ofJacEsOnporJ. in Jackson C8unLy, state
Of ArkanNss, for the election Of direct0rs FOR
other business
EyeFy Director and s~lOckhoIdsr Is re-
WI BYERs, PrssidasL
DIRECTORS ~ s-ToCKHnLDzEs.
L. +. Patterson. L. ID. HcEissick,
h Lee, Eaizha a1ter,
VIM. q. Ford. LuCtsn V. Cause,
W.R- Pattsrson. s~tockholasrs- declS
General Nesting or ihs stOokhsle ers Of the
Memphis and Ghsriessos Rsfraad
Company.
DURSUANT to the resolution OF fhe Roart
Il Of Directors Of the Memphis aud haries.
ton Railroad Company GoDted Al "a esIIed
meeting thereof, nsid N ths rliy Of Mem
phts, tennessee, on rE8 18Th day OF Deem
Der. ISL a general meeting u the stock.
holders OF the ssiu railroad Company is
called. 10 be held IN said city or Nemphis, on
Wednesday,, the i7th Day Of JauaaFy,I872
For the purpose o. considering ardt taxing
snch action a. said Stockholders msy dsssa
advisable IN references 20 q proposal made ~
tic SOuthern Railway Security Eompsny fm-
the lease Of the Main Road and the FtorEnce.
SeIneryiile and Winchester branch Inc 81
ne SAID memphis and Charleston Railroad
NJ. WIOR5, Presiderat.
&c h~oBSsIsOS, Secretary. dl . An
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aNEuRuLs Immediately relieves and per
mhnently cures neuralgia. 4
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just opened, q LANCE stock Of
CHEAP DRESS GOODS, sHAWLS AMI
JEANS,

Purchased a. recent New York auctions. which
we viii close out al a very small advance
Call early for bargains.
D.C.&HM n BOEWENSIIHE,
southern Palace, 32 Main street.
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D. C. u a. NJ. L0EWENSTINE,
i Southern Palace, S32 Main street
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SEE 2
new card.
a. SEESSEL & SON.
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SIZE our

new card.
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ExAxHE the grats in this once. IT'S q Orsa
saving OF fael.-Eps,
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uNcALLED.FoR DISPATCHES.

SELLING OFF at 5 per cent. less than cost,
a splendid and fashionable lot Of hats, Just
received Dy Mss n. ENGLISH,
No. 20 Main street.
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List Of Persons fer WhoD there are
Messages I'm ths w q Telegraph
cOmpany's once.

By calling at the Ofdee OF the Western Union
Telegraph Compauy, corner OF Court and Main
streets, persons below named VIII receive dis
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4 RepIy to Dr. Dremgoele.

More "Hell-fre and damnstion." The
doctor in his reply on the 26sh inst, de-
mics the manufacture of his bitteTs as a
beverage, but admits that the same con-
tains tWsnty.h five per cent. of spirits. l
did not expect his bitters to be higher
proof, and was therefore so much more
astoEishad TO see the doctor recommend
it To my own use. I should gladly try
the experiment, If l only had seen its
wonderful effect on my friend, the doctor,
VINO, M doubt, has given his own medi-
cire a fair trial, but as his appearance,
like my own, Is rather bony, 1 must most
respectfully decline. 1 am very much
obliged for the Doctors expression of per.
sonGl regard towards myself, and II he
wishes to favor mt with opposition to my
election, / am well aware OF the reason
why, but not being 6ssirous of oontinu-
ing this correspondence, I shall close
without disclosure. In conclusion, lot
mt quote one verse of another beautiful
song:
" In olden times they were all good people,
The churches did not need a steeple;
The women. without English Bitters could do,
then they we're stroDg and healthy too.
Oh, dear oh, deaTi what can do,
For every day Is something new
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D. Q. &H NJ. LOEWENsTIEE,

FURS of all countries for ladies Il children
at less thai New York cost The greatest bar
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IEOUsE On Alabama street, No, ~. In
n quire Of Dr.. hewitt. a8 main street, or
Is THIRD street.
II EsIDENCE-Ftvs miles from Hempnis,
n On the Pigeon kOOst road, a nne resi-
deuce. containing 10 rooms. q new clsJeTn
and me well OF water on the place, and All
necessary 0utbulldingB: a hne rlcn garden OF
~ sores, 30 acres Of pen lsnd,B acres IN or
cnsrd- In good bearing cqnalL9n: APPy 10
d3I No. E7k Main street, Memphis.
DFsiDENCE-A new cottage residence on
n Walker avenue, Immediately on Her
hSndO suest railway, near south gate o.
ElmHOod Cemetery, containing f0ur rooms
kitchen anc room Tor servants, aud sumclent
ground for garden. Apply AZ ~ Union street.
NorTAGE-Nsw cottage. Just finished, at
u LoOnsSf . Switch, fernando street X. K.
street, Of J.E- BIsELOW.
ERONT ROOM-One large front room, " I'm.
L furn.sned,' NJ Nlletl's, - ADAMS streei,
OorrAGE-A neat cottage. Apply at y
l. Avery street decS
nLACE-rhat elegant ana comfortable
Il pssce, IN kaybuIn avenue, south OF JACK
son street, formerly occupied by Mrs. K a.
POrtsr; large brick house, twelve roonns, ave
aCres ground and al outhousee. etc. Apply
70 g. a. sDoNALL,
d2 81 Main street
OFFICEs-rhree onces 70 rent in stanton
~ GEO. D. CROCKETT.
ds L Onion street
nFFICEs-A pair Of CO dice offices; also, a
" single Office On same door, situated on
cerner MADISON and FronE streets, hnmedl-
Eaely over the Banking House o. u Z. Mol
10y. To good and permanent tenants they
viii be rented low. The stairway having
been lately widened, they are without doubt
me best of1ees in the city for lOcatOn, light
etc. apply al % Union street, uS
CHERRY PLACE-Ths " Cherry Place." on
- Eayburn avenue; als0, a small COTTAGE
south Of same, with three acres attsShsd.
PARfAE q kAkBAhI.
NOS II Union street.
n EsLDENCESg OFFICESi
n Oncosl ResideEvesl
mes Wa. WHEATLEY, &e NAN.
GOR LEABE-pO 6ARDENERs-About 5
acres OF ane garden land, with
OF hae Peach Trees already bearing, on Gem
lraI Avenue on the Eolgtord Road, about
* miles from Court Square.
a LOCATION FOB a NEGE1AbLA
To a good, responslble gardener II VIII pc
lesSed al q very low price. Apply 70
nl7 MARK COIN, l6 Front street,
ID EsIDEHCE-rsn minutes walk from
II Poplar street cars. Nine rooms, bath
room and Water-WOgks, clBbernt Wei, stables,
garden, orchard, three acres, well snclosed
and In good order, Apply 20 Minor HeTl-
Wethsz. &5 Main street. OCH
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FOB ARKANSAS RIVER.
nenshls and Arkansas River Packet Cen.
PasY-U. s. Nall LlBs.
THE ELEGANT PASSENGER BOATS OF
i this line cave Memphis for al points
on Arkansas river
MONDAYS AND FRIDAYS, a. * Pm.
Fer freight, passags or other information,
apply 10
n. H. KENNEDAY, Agent,
Once On Company's Whsrfboat,
on Foot OF Court street.
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NEW YEARS PRESENTS.

CHICKERING PIASOs-The bestand cheapes
all styles, at H.. u. HolleEbsrg's, IA Seeon
street,
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FOR VICKsBURG.

United States Mall Line for Vioksburg-For
Helena Napoleon and V~icksburg.
master
This elegant passenger psoksS -
will ieavs e. above 1900
THIS DAY. 3lst inst, at Dam.
freight rscea Sed at h sSt.Louis WhqrfoOst.
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, TOHN TENT announces himself as a can
= didate for re election 10 the Omce OfCoun-
Gilman Of me First Ward, ~ the ensuing mu-
nizsps1 election dH
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LADIES have an opportunity OF buying a set
Of furs at hali-preea al MENKEN BROS.
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WoRx-soxEs,
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FIVE French corsets, slightly
so1led, az half-pr1ce at
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STEAMBOATS,.

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FOR

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For Vieksburg, New OrlesnE and The Bends.
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