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AcARo.
solid Insurance Companies.

As per agreement in cards q few DAYS
since, we have now TO announces 10 our
patrons that the Security Insurance Com
pany Of New York have advised US ofi-
oially to discontinue business at Mem
phis- They further state that all losses
az Chicago, and all other liabilities, viii
% fully paid and that if policy-holders st
Memphis wish to cancel their policies, TO
receive the same, make nota Of the dav
OF surrender, and send them 70 Sic Nay
York of1ee for psypae2ks Policy holders
IN the Security viii Therefore, please take
notice and govern themselves accordance
Ut TIE remainder of our companies. we
are happy to add, remain sound and IN
snakens and after payment IN fzH Of all
losses at Ohiesgo, Will stu remain the
sGT9sst American compaIius in the United
States, having respectively of capital and
assets after payment of all losses, as fol-
lows, tc-wits
Esas, OF Hartford. Conn, capital. So
00o.00O; assets, 100000. Total, s4,00o,-
600.
Hartford, Of Hartford, Conn, capital,
100000; assets. 81. 500 900. Total. s. $780,
Phoenix, of Hartford, Conn. ~cauitsl.
100000; assets, $500, 900. Total, 81, LOG. Oo0.
Franklin, of Philadelphia, capital, $780,
COO; assets, S2.600,000, Total, 5000, eco,
making an aggregate of ovez ten millions
Of dollars for the protection OF Memphis
property-holderss Parties surrenderfng
Security policies and taking policy in lieu
thereof IN some OF the above 1srge snd
strong companies, will be credited on
shetr premium TO the extent OF the amount
due from Security for the period Of three
montha. by which tfme we hops to be
ID receipt Of funds due them, from realiz-
ing OF State bonds at Nashville unless
tbs company provides other funds for the
same. Insurers in Memphis disposed to
be d~istrustful Of agency companies, be-
cause OF their heavy losses, have q fine op-
portunity Of noting the comparative mar
its of hOne companies and agency eompa-
MES. Whilst the former are entirely ru-
ineds leaving their patrons without in
demnitY, and also Bankrupt, the agency |
companies Will pay every dollar OF the
claims against them, continusia business, !
and enabling their customers to resume |
business Immediately. Should q large
ire occur in Memphis. would not the re-
suits be similar7
II. A. LITTLEFON 4 co.
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HEAT, COMFORT AND EcoNoNY.-This
you viii get BY having your crates set
with Lemons Improvements. Csll al 2a6
Second street.
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PLANTATION SUPPLIES,

Consisting of Blankets, Linseys. Jeans
Osnaburgs, Prints, BIeached and Brown
Domestics, Covsrlets, Comfortables, Flsn-
nels of all kinds, Bachelors Boots and
BroGans.
We sell the above at prices delying any
competition in the city Of Memphis. Come
and be convinced that the above is q fact,
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A. sEEssEL 8 SON
a5e Main street. opposite Court square.

VIsTroRs of the fair, call at D. @. & n.
M. Loewenstine's, of the Southern Palace,
1872 Main street, before making your pur-
chsses. They offer great bargains this
week.
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s~TEAn 1919. sl5 seoond street.

To HoTHERs AND NURsEs.-Mrs.
Wbitcomb's syrup. for disrrhes, etc, in
children, whether induced by teething OF
ether causes, Is the safest and best rem
sdy.
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CRY PARAGRAPHS.

Colonel Crews, representative from
this county, has our thanks for q copy OF
the State treasurer's report.
"A splendid lunch every day s. Rocco
Hall, from II to S O'Clock, by the ladies OF
the Alsbama street Presbyterian Church.
Passengers to the east by the Bslti-
timore and Ohio railroad can visit Wash
ington tree. This is something worth
remembering.
The attention of the readers
of the APPEAL is directed to the an
nouncement, elsewhere, of Misses Loemis
snd Haley, milliners, 2is Main street.
Joe Locke at 1891 Main street hes
GodeysE, Petersonis. Frank Leslie's, and
all the other magazines. Go and supply
yourself.
The ladies conducting the booth of
the Central Baptist church have gene
rously invited the gang Of the press to
lake free lunch there to-day.
A negro got away with 8 ham from
the ferryboat Excelsior. He was over
hauled on Union street before he had time
TO eat the ham, and turned over in charge
Of the police.
The ladies OF che Alabama street fair
and festival, nov in progress st Rocco
hall, have our thanks for such a mess OF
good things to eat IS our eyes do not often
rest upon. We enjoyed it, and were re-
fresEed.
The rumor which reached the city that
"Diego Frank" or Frank Dean, had been
hanged in Chicago during the IRE Is IN
correct. On the contrary, he expiated half
his sins by helping others in their hour Of
dire distress, and now has, probably for
the first time in his life, the conscious
ness OF knowing that he has performed q
good ection without hope of reward.
Justice Elliott held an inquest yester-
day on the body of Fred Cole, who Was
shot 10 Nonconnah bottom q few days
ago. The evidence showed that there
was an alteration between Cole and those
who shot him, growing out of a dispute
about the right of way on b road. 1t
WIS a negro who fired the fatal shot.
though others who were In the wagon
cred also. Cole died Tuesday from the
effects Of the wound he receiyed.
During q fair week there are a crest
number of country people in the city who
Will feel indebted TO us for the hint we
grstuitously give them here, John Sturls,
corner Of Union and Main streets, keeps
Norfolk oysters. We can confidently re-
commend him to our readers rs q caterer
of superior tsste and discriminating judg-
ment. Without any hesitation or mental
reservation on earth, an honest Judge OF
sucn tnlnSs can oO~necle1clouE1y heJ tHAb
he put ups the finest stews, and furnishes
the best bottle Of Dublin stout, in Mem
phiE. Just try him once
"A number Of persons, who were out
wildcat hunting, called ct 8 neal
Horn Lake q few nights ago to see g man
that happened to be out at the time. An
other gentleman, however, was in the
house abed. He peeped out throu5h q
hole in the aide wall, saw a crowd of
mounted men, took them for ku-klux,
got out the back way IN his shirt-tail,
mounted 8 mule and rode all the way to
Memphis before morning, where he got 8
suit of clothes from q friend. He did not
sit down on anything hard since. The
mule Was old and tail, and rawboned into
the bargain. This Is the foundation for q
ku klux yarn that was spun recently by
q Of mi Memphis papers.
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sOARBERs.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS room for family or
- Forng men. with hoarc and day board
frk ACCOMMODATED stlD Madison street. oels
DoARDERs-Eeeant front rooms, single
ID SAD IN suit, with pleasant board, can be
hac b. application, with proper references.
A. p Madison street GELS
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MERCHANTS, TAKE NorIcE.

JOE LOCKE, 2SeX Main street, has the
largest assortment of Magazines, Pietorials
and dailies in the city.
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soons AND BOARD.

DOARnER9-And day boarders with prop
ID Ct reiersnce, accommodated Al lo court
street. IL the mort central and desira-
Die location f1r boarding IN Memphis tol7
DoOMs AND BOARD NO. ! rooms, with
n lsTgs eiossts. and nnt-clsss fare, ct 81
UcurtFffEe1 oci3
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no PLACE better Tor cleaning gentle
ment wear THAI the Memphis Steam
9yeing Establishment, 42 Second street.
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\EEK0NY-Take your fall clothing 10
the steam Dysing and Cleaning HOUSE.
fHunt q HansOn's old ht4ndl 246 Second
seraet. HANSON a WALKER.
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No. s., Rim the First Chanesry Court q
snelDy county Iennessee-Lou1s Selby W
A. n. Ferguson. H q. Dent e. Al
7 appearing Eom affidavit Ia this canss
Il thNt the defendants TO the amended and
s1pplemental oil MED herein, to-W1ts I'M
Ferguson and william FerEusnn are cifizsns
q ohios and non, residents OF the State OF
TENNESSEE also, It appearing fom Sherin 3
ret1rn on original pr cess herein that saTah
H. Dent canrst he nj In shal0T county;
tits therefore ordered, hat they maEef their
appearance herolu, 1t the c8nrf- hoUss IN the
c1tF OF Memphis Tenn, On or before the drst
Monday In Dscsmhsrs 1877, snd plead. answer
or Gemur to co~nplat1anfa amended and
supplemental BILL, or the same viii be taken
FOR confessed As to them aad set for hearing
expartef aud thas . copy Of this order Be
uD4A1e once q week, for sour Successive
Eeaks- nths Memphis Appeal.
Aocpy- attest.
EDMUND A. CoLEC CLERK snd Master
~ Sd BACK, DC. Z
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PUMPs. sl5 Second street.

THE cheapest and best Dyeing and
Cleaning House in the city Is at 246 Sec
ond street (Hunt & Hanson's old stsndl
HANSON & WALKER.
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SAFE N SOUND.
other Insurance Companies an Right.

The Home Insurance company Of New
York, represented in this city by Caring
ton Mason, Esq., makes an admirable
showing Of pluck and money. After pay
ing on the spot Chicago losses TO the
amount Of nearly two millions, its stock
holders, among the richest retired capital
lists ofNew York, filed mp the capital
stock Of the company to IS, 100000. which
replaces the assets after the losses are sub
trscted. Such shareholders as these, dis
playing this sublime faith in their own
corporation sDdin Its management, should
maintain for tho Home its stainless credit
and character. Such 3 loss, thus bravely
and promptly met, and then utterly wiped
out, will give this company's business q
fresh impetus, and it deserves all that il
can win.
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Mares.
Best aged mare. s wears old and over SEQ
Best, 2years aud under a-s.--......a- %
Bfst, ! year ana under ....-..........-.-a- q
Best suck1ins5 under 4.---s...-.---..,.-.. ~
Best model geldine, In ha7ness..~~-4Silve cup
Best model mare IN harnees~-.s..--a6iiver cup
All animals over three years old shall be ex-
hfbited In harness.
TrottiHv Mach.
Milo neats-for Shelby county horses thstbave
never beaten three mute
Fastest trosting horse, mare or geldlng -. $50
CORRECTION.
We are requested to say that MI.
Thomss r. Tuggle, and not Mr.. IT, b.
Norment, 10 the herald at the fair.
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The eroaHds and the Halls in Full Maturity
Of Display.
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RUBscH 8 DusH.
NO. sa4 MAIN STREET.

The great stove dealers and venSs,s Of
CRATES, mantels, hollow ware and osstings-
make 3 magnificent display to-day az
their store which every visit0<to ne city
should inspect. Their collection CT cur
ious and useful articles tor hoasshold mr.
poses will amaze ard delight many q Tcoa
dame. This collection Of specimen szti.
etes VIII draw Elany visitors to No. s94
Main street They have q eoffse-boilsr so
wei Ettsd for its purpose that the very
saEeaee Of the stimulating properties Of
Osxry Is distilled and extracted. Il
mskes q happy to look ct this unique
eo1ee-pos and dream over delights Il NAV
furnish mankind.
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The LARoR AaENcx Of Z. e. Bauu1nv
4 Jefferson street, corner OF P-orf
VIII supply al demands for labor IN an7
kranch OF Business.
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visement. TIE calendar, as published
yesterday, will be taken up this morning
DEGREES rendered: Keith VS. Dreifus, final;
Moergel VS. Cook, final; Geary VS. Barrett
final; Oils VS. Lincoln, reyisor; Martin vs
same, revisor. Tomorrow is motion day.
SecOR Chancery C0urt-ChaneeiIOR
scott.
Cases decided yesterday: Heath, ex-
parte; Boiling vs Gamble; Chamberlain
vs. Currie and Csrder VS. Ryan. The case
Of Heath, exparte, was a petition for in
corporation, filed by J. w. Heath ct ais
for the incorporation of 1.-THE Memphis
Mechanics Building and Loan Associa-
ton" Chancellor Scott was of the opiu-
ion that the shsncsry courts have no
power to grant to corporations any pow
ers or privileges not authorized by the
statute. The only power that could be
given would be q power to ~organizs, and
allowing them to proceed under the gen.
eral laws. Yesterdays calender was dis
posed of as follows: Nos. 60, so, 81, 81, SO,
50, 80, 81, 80, 81, 95 and 103 passed to Mon
day. Nos. So, 81, 81, los and IG6 continued
and Nos. rs and 81 submitted.
Cases set for to-day No. IOz, Scott VS.
Anderson; Ill, Hogg vs. Mcknight; Il6.
Jones VS. Walker; lis, Dixon VS. Kloh;
lis, shepherd VS. Shepherd; III, Lynn VS.
Smith; Us, Csrruther VS. Preston; l48,
Mayor snd Aldermen Of Memphis VS. GAL
lowsy; I49, Fleming VS. Mckay; $50, Sell
den VS. Morris; 151, Weaver VS. Seiden;
152, Fowler VS. Wigs; 153, Bank ofLouis-
vile vs. Leftwieh; 155, Gsrthwait vs.
Jacob; 156, Cohn VS. Rice; I57, Heinrich
VS. Rice; 159. schoolisld VS. Alien; l60,
Torian VS. Avery; l62, Maroon VS. Mar
com; 16S, Renkish vs. Galloway.
Second Circuit COurt-HaIsey, Judge.
This cour will commence this morning
at ~ o'clock, when the case OF Gibson VS.
Appersons commenced on Saturday last,
will be resumed, snd, if it is concluded in
time, the cases published last Tuesday, in
he papers OF that date, will be called, and
IN addition thereto the following; 1918.
Thornton VS. johnson ct al, set specially
for yesterday; S45, Lake (use,e.c vs. Tsy-
Tor, Cole, ct 81; $50, Rhodes VS. Jackson
Company, set specially for to.
day; IS0, 0dlum VS. Meath; 2e24, SeesseI
q Son VS. Kalaski. These two cases were
in the calendar of Tuesday.
They Will be called today.
United States COnrL-Emmens. Judge.
The discharge in bankruptcy ofTyndale
Carpenter was set aside yesterday. The
Nicolson paving case has occupied nearly
al tbs day. Randolph was speaking when
the our adjourned. The case OF WISE
man q Byrd, indicted for violation Of she
revenue, was brought up, and 3
had heEeupon Wisemsn plead
not guilty and was discharged. Judge
Emmons viii remain all next week,
TIE Confederate Relief Association
viii meet tonight at ~ p. N. Business
Importance TO be transacted. All MEM
are urged t be present.
JOHN G. FIZER,
President.
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which furnishes that saucs rood alii-a sa-
goose and gander, Isl German inver, ffo7
lt Is so lined with e-arshen-vsra shas IA
cannot be separated from tbs natal and
wss invented By Won Molske. and usaS
snd PoPaiarizsd In his woaderful war
VIII krsnees Il has been adopted ia sverv
klLenen N europe. ana people should ex-
sa.t = eo-u4y. meanwhile don't fail to
maker. F@.9A. ooAoc
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RxAz FRENuH CoRszze. IN extra Hze
sud durable, 4tkng skirts only Il A.
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cuLiNARY

in ell eolors. at unhsard-of low prices, at
the Southern Palace, $50 Main street.
D. ca H. ii. LOEWENsTINE.
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VISITORS of the fair, cali at D. G. & 81.
NJ LoeTenstine's. OF the Southern Palace.
sS2 Main street, before making your pur-
ehsses- They offer great bargains this
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JUST OPENED,
LAW REPORT.

First Chancery COuPt-MOrxan, Cham
eellOr.
The csse of Battle VS.. Brown was con-
cluded yesterday, and taken under sd-
visement. Tire calendar, as published
yesterday, will be taken up this morning.
DEGREES rendered: Keith VS. Dreifus, final;
Moergel VS. Cook, final; Gesry VS. Barrett,
final; Oils VS. Lincoln, reyisor; Martin VS.
same, revisor. Tomorrow is motion day.
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IN OUR FANCY GOODS.
YALENoIENNEs LACEs,
GUIPURE LACRs,
POINT LAoRs,
THREAD LAoEs,
Crochet Laces,
JACoNET AND SWISS,
EDGNGs AND INsERTINGs,
Lace Collars, Lace Handkerchiefs,
Kid Gloves, Ohildren's Kid Gloves,
Reduced to Close Figures,
The entire Fancy Goods stock marked
very cheap 10 close retail department.
SEESSEL & SON,
259 Main, opposite Court Square.
FRESH OYSTERS and Lake Fish received
daily per express, By s. Clement, u Besls.
"
WI have one OF the largest and COM
pletest stocks Of cigars, tobacco, pipes,
etc, in the city, which we offer 70 the
trade at prices that defy competition.
Country merchants viii do well 70 exam
inc our goods before purchasing else
where. 8. KAUFMAN & BRO,
a Jefferson street.
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Works Of Ar, Of skin and Of Industry.

splendid STICK Exhibited IA ths Arena.
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naaaay. .he saa Day . os.sssr. 81.

between the hours o. II O'Clock an. anaI
O'Clock PM six acrsB OF land, being the sast
nall OF lot SO. Iusnty-sfxo Of the suhdiytzinn
o. the lands Of Wm.CoGper. Is recorded In
TIE kegistera odica q shelby county. 'front.'
ing - feet on the south head OF central ave-
nue. ~ q deptn CT 80 feeb adjoining the
tral avenue about 81 miles rom The city.
and within a1eW minutes walk Of WflsonF
station. on the n n c. Railroad. TIT sfx
&eres WtA BE sold together, aud the eGaifv or
redemption waived. Fer Information appfv
20 Eees B. Edmondsoa, Attorney Urion
street. JOSEPHINE ne
September 3 1871. sesss
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W.. q. RHopEs. obssrys
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFIoB OF On. SIG. OFFIoER, ]
WAaurNowoN Oatohar Ia 1874 |

WASHINGTON, October Is. IS7LJ
A falling barometer, with increasing
southerly winds, are probable for Thurs
day in thet northwest and on the upper
lakes; a stationary and rising barometer,
with clear and pleasant weather, from the
Ohio valley to tho Gulf and South Attain
tic coasts, and psrtially cloudy weather,
with westerly winds, in New E1gland.
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1871 Southern Palace 1872
880 Main street
D. C. 6 H. M. LOEwENSTINE,

Would can the attention Of their friend. and the citizens Of
rsnne~.se,
A1~Esan@.
DnA~@1-=apps,
zeuasA~ns5
&C. as6 ssaf b sasssa :ss q suite ;S sesy.,ss Z. s' Ss9ss.. an, md, l@ @s:sss s sssk :, PR
FILLED the Southern Palace, and are Offering at the smallest possible
Dress Goods Department,
Is composed Of the newatsdeagns and bestmake Of
SILKS. sATTNs and vELvEEs. all eolOrs and widths.
CORDED PoPLINs, SILK and WOOL.
BRooHE. CORDED. PLAID. and.pLAN vELoURs. al eolors.
SATIN DUcHENE. NERINos. DELAINEs.
WHITE TIGER FLANNELs and cAsHMEREs,
ALPAoAs, ali cOIOn.
". R Ps7. e: e. e Is sl q 81 a e and House furnishing Goods d al kinds
Ladies Velvet and Cloth CIOaks and Jackets, shawfs & Furs
70 sasi &c e 5s ssli9s q 5s 4 g Cd. f. 5I gsgai 9 4 ,sl s3q 4 knowing
a'"i SsPsss sq g I'll s8sas Z e ! Ne he July
'''1 sos ss:i ss sss ' : e ~
and as an evidence. we quoa below. in part. a List of Prices, viz:
. .s'~n nest hs-'s'' ssn's sr'@f@
nl.asnsa psnsss : scents p.r,.-a
"A nasashsa Oom@aa. - cents per gard
sa..As .-.s.'s '-ly- 's cen" per yard
.:ss :. -
lean. :. Men. and Boys rs.@ ~~s.-s.-4
cansanF Es cents per yard
sdLInenz asss cleshs. 49, ns PEI yara-
ulekor, stripe. - ) : .sv. FAR
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SPECIAL R~EpuoTIoN.

aeausilul Poplins in Plain colOrs,
TmsTY-F1vK CENTS PER YARD.
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VI

by railroad, via Marshall to Longv5sw ana
westward into Central Texas; ors Rthward
nom LongVteW. vla Huntsville 70 Navasosa,
80 miles, IN e Central Railroad Passsn-
gers entering Texas b
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THE FAIR.

Third Day-Betweea Five and Six Thousand
People Present.
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HEA1INa sTovsa.

sne collection is varied ana aftrschve
NO che passes s94 Main street. who aoas
Q confess his interest Ia the EondsrfS7
eonee-msksrs IN Won Kcltke's plate. ~
s1e use OF which he learned to bfck tie
frenc1, 2 then using ths ifiuuinatjDa
OILS q kuescb q Dush. ho was revsr u
snes llehtsst danger Of being blown ND.
- ton Moltke was victorious, 80 VII Is
Rubsch q Drsh. They are. morzover
kindssnd genial men. warEa-hsartad +
their friendships. snd deserve : lfSer +
PATRONAGE.
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We are now prepared to offer Dur second
fall stoek-esoh department now COM
plete In domestic and wooden goods
which we viii offer at the lowest market
JUST OPENED,
40 cases of choice prints, in beautiful
styles and colors, q large and well-selec.ed
stock of jeans and fisnnsls, bought OF tie
decline.
Merchants that are visiting the fair
should not fail to examine our second
fall stock. A. SEESSEL & SON,
259 Main street, opposite Court Square.
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a. very heavy Brown Domestic, ak le%e.
81 very lne Bfeached Domestic, se lake.
To- good fne Bfeaehed sEsee&fng, al see.
81 Fare Linen Table Covers, a. SOC
6-4 Pure Linen Table Damask. Figured
a zoe
Complete assortment of GhfIdreR's
shoes, zoe 10 81.
Complete assortment OF Misses sewxd
Shoes al sE.5O 10 81
Complete assortment OF Ladies' seWed
Shoes at 90 90 50.
0 Pair Of Meas Kip Boots as se.zS.
GeAl,s CaIH skin sewed BSOts, At s2.5O
70 S45O-
Gsnsss Calf skin Roets. Custom made.
- to $3.50
Large E of white and grey blank
etc cheap.
Good assortment OF CIothin<. Fars,
shasflss L~tnseys, Cioa&s, Ladies' salts,
~Cas-1meres, Hster-p4Oofs, etc., all sold
at reduced prices
.
euoes-.or to vsndis . BrosAszsA
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YIsIFoRs of the fair, ogn at D. @. & H.
NJ. Loewenstine's, Of the Southern Palace,
3S2 Main street, before making youEpur-
chsses- They offer great bargains this
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MISSES LOOMS & HALEY
WIN open on Friday, October 20, 1871, the
LATEST sTYLEs of hats and bonness: also
3 sELEcr assortment OF piumes. velyets,
lsces and French flowers.
Misses LOOMS & HALEY.
AS Main street, Geyer Block fup gsairsA
LADIES resident, and those visiting this
city during the coming week, win and
DRESS GOODS on ALL KINDS,
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GoTo JoeLoeke's, 236H Main street, for
your reading matter.
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q. A. LITTLEroN & Go.

IL You want a fine new style Hat,
chesp, go to Wheaton q Co, Ths Hatters.
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NOTICE TO

Be sure to go to the
SOUTHERN PALACE, ss2 MAIN ST.,
And examine the immense stock of
POLARIZATION UppxEES
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EnR LEASE.
LOST.

nWELLIE0-Wlth 81 acres OF land, on
~ Has avernes Apply %
- 4 = CIcALLA.e& Shelby street
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GALVEsrOa OK DDEAxOzA

meet our lines Il the OF TIE various rail-
roadz TO all parts OF Texas. sud run In better
concert than sTer before. and IN good style
ocA SHRrmasz. TeEaz
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FUBLzC SALE OF SIX ACRES MEN,
Pills SUBURBAN LAND.

DY virtue OF = Trust Deed made % me b.
ID v. A. King ard Mary A. King. his vile,
tor the purpose OF securLng q certain lzdeot-
the Registers omee Of SHELBY county, Tenn
In book IS, page Sl, / VIII sell, 70 the hizhest
bidder, for cash, a. public sais. in the aucuOH
room OF Eoystsr, TrezeTant = Co. OF the
northeastern corner o. Main anc Jefferson
streets. In tns city OF Memphis, On
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D nrm have a stove IN which sfthar
Woo or coal may be used. A gentleman
VINO nas one says that The thing lust COOKS
isss5ls II regular Radical abolItionlst.
rsooef12g services Of Dinah unnaces,
~. ~ = known a. the Columbian and
stuSy or tat Old gentlemen WHO lova fhs
good thinEs ~ ~ sUS