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Thos- Jacobs, viii leave this evening az
8 O'Clock. She viii go through on time at
she Is light draft. Every accommoda-
ton, both for passengers and freight, will
be fond on this boat. In the Office viii
be found our old time friend, Ed. G.. Pos
tai, a most obliging clerk, assisted By Nj.
Dan Sullivan.
FoR HELENA AHD FRIAR's POINT
The George w. Cheek, Captain Marx
Cheek, leaves this evening Is above.
Frank Gunterman is In the Office.
FOR CAIRO AND ST.. LoUIs.-The steam
or Belle Memphis, Captain John G.. Crane
in command, viii leave this evening a.
above at 8 O'Clock. This splendid packet
IL well supplied with every comfort. Mr..
w. O. Blenker is In the Office.
FoR CAIRO AND ST. LoUIs-The fine
low water packet GAINESVILLE, Captain n.
G. Hsrdwick, leaves as above this even
ing a. 5 o'clock Shippers viii ind every
accommodation on this boat for ship
ping.
THE STEAMBOAT KATIE PUT TO HER
METTLB,-Csptsin White, of the steam
boat Katie, having yesterday completed
the general rejuvenatiou of his steamer
invited a few Of his friends for q short ex-
cursiOn up the river. Backing out from
the foot Of Jackson street where she had
been lying. she proceeded down the river
about the distance OF one quare whence
she started up stream. Passing the eleVs-
tor, the starting point, the time was noted
to be 1898. Csrrollson wharf was passed
at l0:55; at IL "a she reached Harry Hills
Gate; and passed ElkhoTn Landing at
1I:29H; making the entire run in SIS
minutes. The result was most astonish-
ing to Captain White and his friends, as
IN view Of the fact that the wind was dead
ahead, he hardly hoped to equal the aver
sgs time made by some Of the fast ones.
OF course the friends of the steamer are
jubilant over her performance, and feel
confident that she can do still better.
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j. D. WILLIAMS, 327 Main street, has
Just received all the late styles of Fall
and Winter Clothing for mems, boys md
children's wear.
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WHY PRINTERS ARE DIssIpATED.

A certain typo, whose nose shone In the
dark like a lighthouse, from the effects
Of steady and copious Hbstions of stimu-
lantS, having been asked why printers
were dissipsted, astonishsi the q~uestioDer
by the following neat nsWer
"Whsn others Stunned the nIurky sky,
Where flash on fash was brtght'ning,
Great Franklin went to hy his kite,
And bottled up the lightning.
"And since his time, When cares Cypress,
And the hard times are lightning,
The printer seeks to drown his woes
In draughts OF "bottled lightning"
"When badly tattered-his warm heart
A place fOT GRIEF to rankle In
He takes the Hlightning," flies his kite
And THINKS himself a franklin"
Our devil, seeing the 20 going the
rounds of the press, added:
And when at night 1 20 for COPY
To Coleman who Tun the h6snin,
I'm cusEed for slow, When streets are sloppy,
And must alters kesp a"ktin-"
The perIice are always on my track.
And ask me where I'm q Tunnfp,
And now and then I catch a whack,
And the rascals say they're funnin.
I wish old Ben ne'er had been,
Or had made alightning horse,
I'd been saved the orful sin
o. cuSs1n the name of Morse.
But tibet times a comm when wires viii fall
And lightning move by n8rvOC force;
be q "rapper" and tell II all
By viii and sympathy, OF course.
Wen talk to all the world
By agencies now unknown,
Ana the devil no more be pushed
Into The street to curse, and grunt, q
grOan.
Wars, waged by electric forces,
Men VIII rRad by electric light;
Earth's mysteries to all their sources
Be traced in all their depths and hight.
Old Ben knew nothing. Morse still less,
The world keeps Wsggtn'in its OnWSrdW way;
Lightning the devil will yet cares,
That the time may come-let u pray.
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Shortly after the Criminal court met
yesterday, In the Second Chancery court
room, Judge Flippin organized the fol-
lowing grand jury, and delivered q charge
to 1t, which Is remarkable for it's terse
and fnrqfhia axnraaaious
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AN energetic, business-ike and very
Interesting statement from New Orleans
appears in another column. It emsnates
from the stirring, pushing and enterpris-
ing house Of /. Il. Gardner & Co. Their
known large capital and extensive bust
ness sdmonish buyers of dry goods and
notions, that they may not pass 1t with
out careful per1sal The house OF L. h.
Gardner & Co., in New Orleans, draws
like q magnet, and Is known all over the
southwestern country for its low and reg
ular prices. choice stock and honorable
dealings. By ali means turn TO the sd
vertissnent and read it carefully. It
means business.
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First Cfreutt COurt-HeEskeII, Judge.
The following cases from tho special
calendar will be called to-day: 275, Bed
ford vs Carter ct al. 27s, Mason VS. Dem
mis- CT al; 251, Weaver, trustee vs. Cleeves;
$40, Hillman vs Smith; al, Coward Va
County of Shelby; $50, Montgomery vs.
Pulliam; 534. LoWenstein VI Kaufman;
563, Hargan VS. German Savings Ins;
$50, Lacey & McGee vs. Brown; 688, Glib
son ct al vs. Elliott; 7e3, Warehouse,
Pearl & Co. VS. Robbins; 789, StovslI VS.
Ferguson; 609, Dibble & Go. VS. Merrill;
S47, Church vs. Robbins ;672, Laski, use OF, vs.
Mayor and Aldermen Of Memphis; e95.
Powell & Bush vs. Black & Bro. 800, Oh
calls, admir-. VS. TAYLOR; ol6, Stoddsed 81
90. vs. Ogden; 924. National Branch Bank
vs. Cheek q Malone; 942, Hine vs Britton;
96l, Cook vs Cooke; e47, McHenry Va
Crook; 800, Frsyser vs. Rosel; 1908, Reak-
ert vs. Stafford; 1920, Wigs, Cheek q Co.
White.
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CARD.

1 beg leave to inform my friends and
the public that I have associated myself
with the well-knownhimofJ J. l. Steiner,
mammoth clOthing house, 2SS Main street.
Il the clothing are manufactured by
bove firm / can safely promise in
ducements to all who msy favor me with
their patronage. We make g speciality Of
youths and children's clothing, and keep
q large stock constantly on hand.
Respectfully, JOSEPH JUST.
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FOR RENT.

n ESIDENCE-A nne brick residence, with
II al modern improvements; six large and
airy rooms servants Rne store rooms; stable,
garden, me CELLAR, good well and cisteTn and
Tx con VenienceA Terms moderate. In
oufre on the premises. Nc. Y Hill St gs9
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ARUAL DNoTsRIR.
Come to me, darling,
From the toll OF the day.
Trust to me, darling
I'll cheer thee Away.
Come to me, darling,
'Bove the pattering rain;
Pm waiting, alllonely,
Thy footsteps again.
Come, while the hrelight
Spsrkles all bright;
Hasten home, darling
Why tarry tonight?
Come while our boy
Is waiting for thee,
Ere closes his bright eyes,
o, hasten to me.
Come, I am lonely,
And sadness steals near;
Hasten, mine only,
Harkl he Is here.
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COTTON AND MONEY.

BELLS DEPOT, HAYWOOD COUNTY, !
September 10, 1871.
Editors AppeaI-I am at this place
spending a few days with my family at
our summer house, and notice in your
paper of yesterday Sn expression from
several prominent cotton factors, with
reference TO the recent regulations Of q
banks touching the cotton trade Of Mem
phis. Having represented the position Of
banker and factor at the same time, it af-
forded an opportunity to look impartially
On both sides of the question, and, while
] sympathize with the cotton factors
(being one myself, in the additional an
noysnces, risks, delays, ETC., these regu-
lations incur, yet l cannot escape the con-
yiction that our banks are ~justifsble in
the course they hsve pursued. It must
occur to any business man that the close
figures made in exchange will not justify
the loss of interest, etc.. ordinarily in
CURED by our banks in the purchase Of
cotton bills. Very respectfully,
q. A. PARTEE,
OfPsrtee, Burleson & Co.
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Il SCHOOL BOARD.
Meeting Las N~fght-Repert Of the Com.
mittee on Rules and Regulations
Still Before the Board.

The School Board met LAST night in ad-
journed session. Members present
President Msury, Messrs. Gavin, Hol-
brook, DR.. Elliott, Fenner, DR.. Mitchell,
Bruce, Kortrecht, Msnsford, Phelan, Tay-
Tor, Mitchell, Fleming and Merrill.
The first question submitted for the
board was by the Committee on Rules
and Regulations, Offering q resolution to
the effect that all the grammar grades
should be SEN the High School, on Court
street, for females, or to the BOYS High
School on Adams street. 1t was
discussed by every member of the board
for the course OF two hours. The proposed
change was lost by a vote of 9 to s.
The reading of the report of the Com
mittee on Rules and Regulations was
hen proceeded with for the remainder Of
the session.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF On. SIG. OFFIUER-

s. W, RHODE, olDserv
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DUBIEEss-HOUBE-on Main ST, between
sdams and Gayoso. for sewing mechine
looms. FINKLE LYON Manuf'g Co..
30 No. 40 n. Courf street..
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL.

The Weekly APPEAL for the current
week is ready this morning for delivery.
Among its contents are the speech Of
Hon. W. J. Groesbeck, of Ohio, delivered
at SteubenTille on Friday last; the Tam
many fraud exposure, as brought out by
the trial of the Injunction case before
Judge Barnard g valuable paper on the
cotton crop of IS70-7I; summary of tele-
graphic intelligence Of the week; local
affairs, etc. The commercial and fnan-
ciaI departments sre well worth the ct
tention Of merchants, as the reports are
full and reliable. Copies neatly put up
in wrappers tor mailing, only five cents
each. Subscription, 81 80 per annum, or
to clubs Of ten or more, g.
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LIQUOR DEALERS AssocIATToN,-.-Au
members are requested co attend the
meeting this afternoon at four o'clock, at
Cochran Hall. The new Constitution and
Bylaws and other important matters
win be brought before the meeting.
H. SCHILLIEG, Sec'y.
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Religious services viii be held during
the oming Holy-Dsys, st No 2zl Second
street. Adams Block (up ~stairs). The
Rev Z Htrsh, lately from Germany, wiz
oms ste. The Jewish community Is re-
spect fully invited.
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RnnMS And BOARD.

HNHE Well-knOEn house IS Poplar street, Is
nov open for the reception OF boarders.
This house has lately been newly repaired
and newly furnished. Good accommodations
car be had by the day, week or month.
eele A. j. CHEEK.
BOARD Can be obtained by 3 single gen
10 ueman, in q private family; room fur
nfEhed OF u~nrurnished. Reference required
Southeast cor. st. Martin snd PontOtoc SIS.
SELF
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LOCAL NEWS.
addlnls College.

-Leddinis College.
Attend RObertson's Business College
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. I'll Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for hfty cents.
ST. JOsEFH's INFIKMARY-In charge Of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
Etraets,
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WHOLESALE 6EOoERs, this Is the last
chance. Two hundred barrels molasses.
nine bales cotton, n thousand gunny
sacks, ct auction this morning at ten
o'clock, by underwriters' agent, A, e.,
FARMLAND, 1876 and 1877 Main street,
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TIE cheapest and best Dyeing and
Cleaning House In the city is at 248 Sec
ond street Hunt & Hsns0nis old stand)
HANSON & WALKER,
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SKK advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
penssry, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide-in another column. It
should be read by all
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srHAH E1rr1Es. SIS Second strsss

AMERICAN DRIVEN WILLS ct Drowned
Brownies, SIS Second street
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U2oaAN1AOsa 9CPSoA4OOA To- 1od4aV
The highest barometer he's extended
eastward over the Middle and Eastern
States, but has fallen during the day. It
is now central in Delaware. A small
area of low pressure has advanced over
Minnesota southeastwRrd to the north
ern part of Lake Michif AN, with brisk
winds circulating in q SIMS IL area around
it, which amounted to q northeast gale.
during the night on Lake Superior. Brisk
southerly winds now prevail on Lakes
Michigan and Huron, and light north
west winds, with q rising barometer, in
the Northwest. Cloudy weather has pre-
vailed from Maine to Virginia, and, also.
in the Southern and Gulf States until
this afternoon, wheze cloudy weather is
now reported with occasional Eight rains.
The barometer has risen at the Rocky
mountain and Pacific stations. The ba-
roineter viii probably fall very generally
on the lower lakes and Atlantic coast and
tho disturbances on Lake Michigan move
extending into the Middle
States. On Tuesday, cloudy weather,
with occasional light rains, is propable for
tho Southern and Gulf States, and q rfs- (
ing barometer, with clearing weather and
3 falling Temperature on the upper lakes
and brisk winds on the lower lakes to-
night and TuesdFly morning.
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EcoNoNK.-Take your fall clothing TO
the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
CHunt & HansOn's old standl 26 Second
street. HANSON q WALKER.
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In the sctive pursuits of pleasure o..
gain. theinesti mable blessing of heath is
toe often forgotten, until disease is firmly
seated, and tbs fact only realizsd by great
bodily and mental suffering. The liver is
tho vulnerable point In most persons.
and the disarrangement of that organ in.
wolves almost the whole system; hence
tho reason Why under Hver disease thers
u enumerated such q number Of afaio-
tons, and we claim the Simmons, TJver
Regulator TO be q remedy for them all.
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SHE'LL OYSTERS SHE'LL OYsTERsl


A. RAGGIo's, Is JEFFERSON ST.
Fresh Shell Oysters received daily by
Express, and cooked in any style. Also
hne wines, liquors and cigars.
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DcN'r buy your Fail Style Hats until
Won ave examined the stock and prices
Il Wheaton a Co, The HGnera, x9 Main
strss Sign Of the 1tg1.
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Mrs. WAIFooMB's SYRUP.-This article
Is good for all diseases incident TO the Pc
Rod of teething in children, and Is sold
for Is cents q bottle.
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NOTICE TO i~sRAELITEs.

FRKsH OYSTERS and Lake Fisb received
dailv nv express, s. CLEMENT,
u Besle street.
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BOYS and chfldren's Clothing, from two
and q hall years old and upward.
J, d. WILLIAMS, 81 Main street.
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LOST,

PECrACLS On Sunday, the 10th inst, a
~ pair Of o~val-shaped gold spectacles, be
tween the postohce and st. Lazarus Church,
or from the Charleston Depot and the church.
The finder shall be handsomely rewarded.
sel5 ]. 7. WHEAT.
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Go TO Joe Ocke's, 1851 Main street, for
yOur reading matter.
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Go to J. d. Williams, 827 Main street,
for boys snd children's Fall and Winter
p1ofhfuu
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THE WEATHER,

WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE, U.B.A.
MEMPHIS. September Is. 1871.
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RESI-

Victor D. Fuchs, Al Jefferson, street is
the place to buy them.
BURNKTr's KALLIsToN Best cosmetic
JOE LOCKE, 296H Main street, has the
largest assortment of Magazines, Pictorials
and daiIies in the city.
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THE demand for EVery Saturday, of
September sd, containing pictures Of the
city, OF Mr.. Jefferson Davis, Uncle Tom
and Aunt Mary and others, cannot be sup
piled. The newsdealers have ordered ad-
ditionsl copies. The article, illustrated by
wood cuts, is dictated by a generous spir-
IL, and very truthful description Of Mem
phis and its people. EUery Saturday will
heneeforth have q prominent place on the
shelves Of these who furnish literary
psb0lum for hungry readers Of this CITY.
The last number Of EVerK Satsrday
contains views Of Memphis. Get it at
Joe Locke's news stand, 236H Maine
street,
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To Contractors.

HTY ENGINEERS OFFICE.
- MEMPHIS, Tenn, september II uU
- Sealed proposals VIII be receives Ct this
ONCE until n o'clock M Friday, the I'D inst
for grading Tennessee street. fron T-rszsvan+
TO Calhoun. Ths city reserves the rfSbt =,
rsieet any or All Of the bids. For turtle
Information spPly st this emcs.
seq %AHUAREzExs city Enstassr,
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TO c%0NTRAcI0RS.
OFFIlERS.

OFFICERS.
H D. CONNELL. President.
3. BINGHAM, VicsPresfaenLr
Up prescott, Secretary.
WIS. BRUCE, Treasurer,
ONLY members OF the Order In good stand,
ing admitted TIE tees are mall Ad.
mission fee, IS, In advance. Annual Zee. 81.
In advance, and 81 upon the death OF each
member within thirty days after being noti-
when his family, or any person desfg.
mated BY him, VIII be entitled to the aezre-
gate OF ~ nom every member OF the Asso-
etatiOn. All Odd Fellows in Tennessee, Mis-
stEsippt and Arkansas. are eligible to MEM
bershtp. This Is strictly an Odd Fellows in
ceased MEMBERS aul8 dAw
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e 1919. al5 seoond gtreel
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First Cfrcuit Court-HetskeIl, Judge.

the cases on the same as the court may
deem proper
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RAILROAD PACKET G0aPANY.
White River United States Mail Line

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
H~erehaats' st. Lsais and Arkansas River
Packet EszsasY.
For Pine BIu6, Little Rock, L0uisbuTg, Oar
danelle, Ozark, Van Buren, and Fort
smith; composed Of the following
Ftrst-class, LoW-WRterF Freight
and Passenger Packets:
SALLEE. 7. 3. leanse8, GastsF
C9lUE3IA, Irsas, Master
UTAH, TX. Vsrhses, aastsF
Connecting at Little Rock with -
STAGES for Hot Springs and the2 -
~light-drsught steamer Little Aoek. 0ere,
master, for all points on the upper Arkansas,
Freight received at all times nom boat O.
boats OF this line Marx and cons1gn gcodA
to st. Louis and Arkansas River Packet Cos
care OF ELLIOTT q ALLLER, Ag,ts, MempnEi
L, IL, q Co., Agents, Cairo
JAS. J. SYLVESTER, Supts
fes 100 n. Commercial ST.. 81 Louis. MO
The new and elegant ltgnt-draught samer
seLETTLE R0GkAG
W. ID. Gere-m.mastsr Chas. Conrad-..clerk
Leaves Little Rock for Fort smith and al
way landings on Arkansas river every I'VE
days, connecting At Little Rock with the
81. Lszil aRa AFkassas BiV. PAT e. . sssts
From 81 Louis, No.
Frsfghts for all points consigned to care Of
Elliott a Miller, Memphis, or this company,
VIII he promptIy forwarded free Of charge foI
transfer. JAS. JSYLVESTEHs Supt,
fe7s no n. Cona erc5al ST.. 81 Louis NJ
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A. C. TrsadwelI & Bros.
WHOLESALE GROcERs
AND
10. Il UNION STREET,
STOH:NALL BLOCK, : MEMPHIS. TENN.

lave ONE OF THE LARGEST STOCKS
a it has ever been Jhsir plsaEure to offer,
both to the city a country trade, consisting
in part, viz
ZOO bags ONES o o ke<S Nails
o hhdss sugar o bbls- sugar.
1000 bdis- I~rOu-ues-Au Daffernss
2OOO pieces BaEgfnx. to Pa pounds
1900 bbls- EtOur-aAf grades
% obIs. salt : o bbis- whisky
D Opkgs- = ; 100 eases Sardiues=
D cases Oysters
Bacon, Mess Pork. Hams, Lard
Maekerel- Moiesses- Meal. and various
other articles fm their line TOO numer-
Gus 30 mention.
The attention Of wholesale dealers is sDe-
cialiy invited to their larg s ork. which has
been gotten up with great care, and is offered
at prices that must psOTs satisfactory to buy
ers,
Their Cotton Department IS under the
charge OF A. {. TREADN ELL who gives his
personal attention 10 the sale OF Cotton. and
having had Is years experience n the bust
ness, feels competent 70 do justice % clippers
in the sale OF the staple They WOuld fCrther
return thanks for the very liberal patronage
hsretOrore extended TO Ihem- and re pecr.
fdlly solicit q OF the same-
SELF d&W
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STEAMBOATS,.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

The New and Elegant Passenger and Freight
Steamer
@kEmmac C. ElliOttE@
John d. E1iott..---------Master
VIII leave Louisville for White river on the
4rs6 rise OF the Ohio rfVsr.
ELLIOTT q MILLER, Agents,
SELF No. 2 Promenade 81, foot Jefferson.
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It will be seen from the above announce
ment that the great oyster-house, at the
corner of Main and Union streets, COM
mences the season to-day. A consignment
of fresh oysters will be received there to-
day, so that the lovers of the delicious BIZ
valves can enjoy them in every style.
This is an suspicious opening for Sturla.
The first fresh oysters of the season that
we have heard of will be on hand.
PuMPs-s15 Second sire
VIEWS of Memphis in the illustrated
HCeTy Saturday at Joe Locke's news
stand, 1861 Main street.
JOE LOCKE, news dealer, 1854 Main
street, has all the late papers from al
parts Of the United States.
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IN E SALOON,
JOHN STURLA, Proprietor,
337 Main street, corner of Union.
Memphis, Tenn.

Oysters and Meals served in every style.
Importer of Fine Wines, Liquors
and Cigars.
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Second Circuit COuFt-Halsey, Judge.
Juries were empanneled in this court
yesterday, and judgments rendered In
several cases. The case Of ThurstOn vs.,
Mahon was on trial when court adjourned.
1t will be resumed this morning, and az
ter the same is disposed, gsrnishees sum-
moned for b term will be required to
tried: 2SO4, Renkert vs.. Murphy; 3OO5.
Sawyer VS.. Wright and Powell; 1907, Cur
~ VS.. Piummer; S0l0, Venable VS.. Swear
niger; 3040, Humes and Potion VS.. EN-
mel Bank; 3046, Ganter VS.. Schroeder:
3053, Baxter and Smith VS.. Beasley: 1880.
Sherwood VS.. Herman; 3069, O'Donneli
VS.. M. q O. r. r. Company; 300, Fiem-
ing VS.. SPore: BOSS, Roosa VS.. Smith; 3OQ2,
Trustees Washington College VS.. Cook:
s097, Robertson VS.. Larkin; SIOI, Mullen
vs.. Lightburn, agent; BIOS, Greer VS..
OBannon; 3ll2, Fitch vs.. Arthur; Bis,
Oherighino vs. Schleppack; 3I26,
kennedy VS.. Jefferson d Co. F.:
Sl27, Malone VS.. jefferson & Co. [:
3l2S, Tisdsle vs. Overall; 3l2S, Franklin VS.
Southern Express Company; 3ls1, Fir
lands vs. AcCloy q Co.; 3lSs. Memphis
Gayoso Gas Company VS. Olouston; SI4l.
Coward vs. Donovan Il Powers; 3I42, Cow
ard vs. Donovan d Powers; 314S, Dunhsm
Cameron; 3l53, O'Daniel vs. Mercle ct
al; 1854, Robertson VS. O'Daniel: 3l57. /
Morgan vs. GurleJ; $3.50, Crafty vs.
Robertson ct al; 1882, Scaboch VS. Morgan. /
8l63, Flynn VS. Morgan; 1854, Bilbow Va
Cox; 317O, City OF Memphis VS. Oresmer.
3l72, City of Memphis VS. Chicazols:
3l73, Oh y Of Memphis VS. Battsille: s175
City Of Memphis vs. Bsttsile; BIT, Cftv Of
Memphis VS. Yerger; S17S, City Of Menu
ohis VS. Evans; 2sO1, McKeinaVy VS. Pick
,rd.
After the csn Of the new cases on the
rial docket, which will be had in this
,ourt Thursday, the reference docket will
" called, and such disposition made Of
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