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LAW REPORTS.
First Circuit Courf..HsiskeD. .Iudas

~ AZ
The January term of this court opens
on Monday, JanC 'ry Is, 1871, at g O'Clock
a N. The daily sessions thereof will be
from / pm. to $3.50 pm.
Order Of business for the term:
l.. Impanneling the juries.
Z. Answers of gsrnishees.
8. A call of the reference docket viii
then bs had snd such orders be made in
the cases thereon as the court shall deem
advisable.
q After this call is concluded there will
be a call Of the trial docket, commencing
at No. Gle, for the purpose Of dis.
posing of unlitigated cases. Upon
this call either party may cal
upon the other to state whether be
has a bona fde cause of action or de
Tense, and upon his answer in the mega
tive the nj will be dismissed or iudg-
ment taken, and upon his failure 70 An
swer in the Affirmative the court viii EN-
PANEL q jury to try the aus
.. After this call is ended, the cases
specially continued to this term will be
called Tor trial
Each Saturday Of the term will be mo.
ton day.
Writs Of inquiry may be executed any
Monday morning after the second Mon
day of the term.
Upon the second Monday of the term.
" "AAa ~ @ h4aA "a A40 eRNl4A eAAI
docket for the purpose Of taking judR-
ments for want of plea, and making such
other orders in the cases thereon As the
Court shall deem proper in order to ex-
pedits business. After this call is con
cluded, the remaining cases specially set
will he disposed Of. When these cases
are disposed of, the call of the trial
docket will be resumed, commencing at
No. GIG. A daily calendar of cases viii be
published.
Especial attention is called to the fol-
lowing rules of Court:
l.. The Clerk will allow no papers to be
taken from the files without charging the
same to the attorneys receiving them, and
papers so taken must not be kept out OF
The Court longer than ten days at a time.
2. No case will be tried in which the
pleadings are not fully made up; and il
any such csss is called for trial il will be
continued at the costs of the party in de-
fault, or remsndsd to the appearance
docket in the discretion of the Court.
3. But One counsel on each side Fl any
cause shall address the jury or the Court,
unless by special permission of the Court.
T. Motions for new trials must be heard
on first motion day following the day on
which the case is tried if called for hear
ing and no counsel is present to represent
the motion, it villa be disposed of by the
Court, and will not aftsrWard be heard,
unless for matters arising since the trial.
5. Bulls of exceptions must be made out
and presented TO the Court for signature
within three weeks after the motion for
new trial is Overruled.
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CITY PARAGRAPHS.

The Tennessee Press Association
meets on the Sd pr0E.
The Mayor Of Athens must be a hard
case. They call him Slick.
A negro was arrested yesterday by
Sergeant Hicks for staealiug . package 0l
knives.
-ClsrkEviIls tobacco is highly esteemed
and commands the highest prices in this
market,
Since Cough IS not coming 20 Mem
phis- The busted whisky shops may open
up again.
The Lebanon Law School closes on
the Is-h inst, and we viii a g dozen
juvenile CddeldU TO our bar.
-ChzttsnoCgs sends lobby members 70
the Kentucky Legislature TO help through
the Cincinnati and Chattanooga railroad
charter.
Straw worked into hats and bouuets
is worth SO 900 per ton, and old rags
made into bank notes are worth ssvsTal
millions.
Cleveland has a hook aud ladder COM
psuv. There aln't much % ho0kin Cleve-
land. and the ladder is used byLhe boys
Sundays IN bird nesting.
twenty-five dollars are paid by the
State for every escaped convict. The az
EouDCemeut Of this fact may o many
knavs % be- turned loose.
One Cf OUT letter carriers received
nearly three hundred dollars on the New
years address Oihers received from a
hundred ana MY upward.
There was only one arrest made by
the police Ofthe lower district yesterday.
The south end Of town Is beginning 20
IFal Pinch IN point OF qulsl0de and moE-
a-ty.
Captain WILLIAMSON, R~c1d-natured
and pleasant, though q lawyer, wa pre-
scented with a Little Memphian yesterday
morning by ms good lady. lie was
delighted
The regu1a Of CemUbeT1 county %
saws the TasqT rud lUerirqr care try
fng % form a new c8urtv.u Trev might
take OF a hump or two and make a little
drJmadary.
We received. by msiL. tho Nashville
Bonner, az 3 O'clock in the evening Of the
same day Of publication, Ona day last
week. Why cannot the rapid transit be
cJntiuuedg
-profsssor p Er1ebrew 7actu-as-oD
agriculture and writes on the Union and
Amerfcrn. he Is coming down here be-
,re long He breus o. broth that isn't
HnE. There's nothing iu a name.
cor Lon t-.s that g-ew ia TiDton
Hfp - vas odd uD,1 M ground fgr
sd made its way into Memphis
.uaElorked into two sets of beautI-
fuI furniture, which sold for $3.50.
wbs T-,fted States Assistant Asaesso-
81 Hl1rv oonntv n III RB1ock has
ee- -eyoved Sirce ~ Lummer me
department at Washington has dismissed
5s3 assessors. Economical practice.
Tho raio, and Amerieea with tsar-
f-1 80 ssvs tbat Henry HGIieubsch de-
.-sqe5 twas ono of lie most Duebing
49, e. Prtram eonntv ne e-hovefbfm-
,-zIfsir fset undergroGDd. and hence b0se.
fegrs
Tom. M0fett. chairman Of the Board
Of Aldermen. vent out on tie little
RocL rIaJ vester5av 10 observe tbe Dro-
y-seg bsIn0 made Ia Colonel Basumont
l5~or,b ~ Ca1ba -iver end Psvou ne
V1e foftows
-
- 800"
-s-o Tho-I1~fS
ll2os I5
I Ia's oooL so.tLe =
~ .Lo :. ~ DosPuoius lH 'Aa'
~ y
An old emigrant from Bunkum, Nc
- - - LIo 5lfeI
y ss.eloey z-4tesI ot ms
LLsy - 70 me oIo
@ cove e1e1e 'HeNn
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TEE DAILY APPEAL csn be had on the
day pitts issue Of S. A. Wells, News
Agent, a. all points between Memphis
and Little Rock, for SL.50 per month.
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SUICIDE.
Extraordinary EYsnt-A Boy Deliberately
Takes bis Own Life ID bis
Fathers Presence.

At Nesbitt's station, on the Mississippi
and Tennessee road, night before last, a
boy named Barnett, about thirteen years
in the evening he entered the bedroom Of
his father, and in his fathers presence,
while the father WIS awake and looking
at him, the youth went to the mantel, as
the father thought, for the purpose Of
taking medicine; instead Of this, the boy
OOk a pistol from the mantei, and plac-
ing the muzzle against his head, nred it.
He fell dead. The father is DR.. Barnett,
well known IN the southern part Of this
county. Nesbitt's is about seventeen
miles south Of Memphis.
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LOAF Sugar Drips, extra dn8.
Dried Austrian Cherries.
Dried Pitted Cherries.
Dried BIsckberries.
Dried Pears.
Dried italian Peaches-something new
and elegant.
OLIVER, FINNIE 81 co.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TODAY.

REV. DAVID WALK viii preach In the Linz
den street Christian Church to-day at Iyta
an. and pm
SERVICES az the Cumberland P~resbEueran
Cr1rel 10 Gay al ~ M and 7p-m. Preach
lrE Or Rev. p d. Mclean.
THE Rev Francis BJwm 7u, VIII preach in
HE second Ere=bgre ism Church conner Main
aud Beals streets, TINS morning ai u O'CLOCK
-rzvrCr= al lhe Chelsea Baptist Church
-rrrero. TIuu aud MI streets, This morning
ALL O'Clock. Strangers invited
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8lOoo Rewara

Bon Ey case OF BHnd, Bleeding or Ichint
ElLks thai BEBING'S PIX REaIEDY fails 10
cure. Il has cured cases OF Wyaars standing
Try IL, "a get rid Of the most Troublesome
disease flesh d heir 10. sold by all druggists
Sold everywhere. send for pamphlet
EEsrGarF-iaa Frankltn slreBk
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STATE TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec. 10, 1870.
Received of John League Sl3,9 54 81, the
amount of Comptroller's receipt warrant,
No. 1859, due from him on account Of
State revenue by him collected as County
Court Clerk of Shelby county. in full.
". MORROW,
State Treasurer.
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STRkYED---STOLEH

MULE 5REWARD-On Inc nigh OF the
vi sh December last. from my premises,
On Poplar street extended, q dark bay OF
mouse CllOred mule, II OF - high
aS ED. TIGHE. 5 Adams street.
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Having a large stock OF extra fine Mink
md Mink Sable Furs, we offer the same
low. These goods were bought for cash.
Having q large quantity, we will sell
them for the next thirty days very low,
LEIDY q co, Hatters and Furriers,
269 Main St, opposite Court Square.
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KITE & CoRwTEE, proprietors Of the
job Printing establishment In the AP-
PEAL Building, "A Union street are
now prepared 30 execute orders o job
Printing on the shortest notice. Tb ps-
irons Of the APPEAL viii bear this in
mind snd act accordingly.
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GRENADA, Miss Jan. ID, 1871.
Is. H. Lamb, Esq, Secretary and Treasurer
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad,
Memphis:
Dear Sir-Permit me thankfully to
acknowledge the receipt of your polite
and very complimentary letter of the 18th
inst, accompanying a beautiful and valu-
able watch, and informing me IL is pre-
sented by President White in behalf OF
the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Company as a testimonial of nv services
as Conductor, and especially of my efforts
TO ave Lhs lives of passengers under the
trying circumstances attending the acci-
dent of the Sd inst"
While it is a great satisfaction to me to
remember that I did all 1 possibly could
to prevent and Obvlats human suffering
on that occasion. and while / claim no
merit, but consider that 1 did only what
every conductor and emplOye should do
under such circumstances, yet 1 feel
highly grstidsd at this evidence OF the
favorable appreciation Of my services on
the part OF President White and the
company, and will proudly preserve the
testimonial in remembrance Of their good
opinion.
Thanking you sincerely for the hand
some and friendly terms Of your letter,
and hoping that Our relations may ever
be regulated by the golden time piece of
mutual regard, I remain yours respect
fully and truly,
WA. KIRBY, Conductor.
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ID. R PENNEBAKER,

All (which I present to your wOrships,
and request that the same be recorded in
the minutes of the court, and that my
bonds as County Court Clerk be ordered
Cancelled. Very respectfully, your obedi-
ent servant, JOHN LOAGUE.
January II, 1871.
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THREE HUNDRED ACRES oF LAND FOR
RENT The Donaldson place, between
Hstchie and Big creek; win want 10000
rails split and win pay 81 per hundred,
Call at 222 Main street, on
o. f. PRESCOTT.
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"-"I V~1N"-I - I0IN8
GenHe1Hen-It affords me, of course,
very great pleasure to learn that the So
ciety approves my effort TO entertain its
audience. To its further request that ]
will repeat the lecture to aid it in incress-
ing its funds, I respond that I will do so
cheerfully for the object proposed, and
hope the Society viii be able to realize
handsomely from the operation; for how
ever so little worthy the entertainment
may be intrinsicallF, the object and pur-
pose should appeal to the public favor
very fOTcibly, 50 "a to induce ali who are
able to buy e ticket, which, besides ena-
bling the holder to 90, will furnish him q
good excuse for not doing 50 If he should
be so inclined. I will be at the service OF
the Society at any time that il may de5ig-
nate.
lam, very truly, yours,
d. K. MCRAE.
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WATCH PRESENTATION.

Mr.. Kirby, the heroic conductor on
the Mississippi and Tennessee railroad
who made such gallant and effective ef-
forts to rescue the passengers from the
burning car on the occasion of the recent
disaster, has been made the recipient Of a
fine gold watch by the President Of the
road, as an acknowledgment Of his mer-
its. The following correspondence tells
the tale in simply elegant style;
OFFICE SECRETARY N TREASURER
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE r. r., :
MENPHIs, January u, 1871.
VIVA. Kirby, Esq, Conductor, Grenada,
Miss.
Dear STR am authorized by President
White to present TO you in behalf of the
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad Com
pany the accompanying watch, as a testi-
mOnial OF your worth as a conductor, and
especially as an acknowledgment of
their high appreciation of your gallant
efforts to save the lives of your psssen-
gers under The trying circumstances at
tending the accident which occurred on
the 81 inst. Hoping that it may serve to
keep you ''on time" through many years
of prosperity and usefulness,
lam yOurs truly, s. H. LAMB,
Secretary and Treasurer,
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IOTD EPFTTECLEs-On Main or Mackau
s-rz4r ra4r the GavosO House IL Lbe-
m reward VIII be psld FOR their return 70
Tr EHEEN- arrhe HTrsl Jas
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THE BAY HoRsE.-This is remarkably
fine animal, kept on the corner Of Monroe
and Second streets, Memphis, by a jolly
son of the land Of cakes" named, for
abort. Duncan MEcLesn. The finest Of
Scotch and Irish Whiskies, 'alf-and-alf,
ale portsr, beer, and, to crown al, pure
Old sam Clay whisky, are dispensed al the
bar. Can and see
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JOE LOCKE, 2S6h Main street, bza all
the December magazines and ~ largest
assortment Of weeklies, Northern, West
8rn and Southern dailies in the city.
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D. K. MAcRAE.
His Lecture to be Repeated.

The lecture, Of which so much has been
said, recently delivered by the eminent
lawyer. d. X. McRae, viii be repeated
Saturday evening, the 2lst instant. The
expended correspondence viii be- read
with interest:
MEMPHIS, January IL, 1871.
Hon. ID. X. McRae:
Dear SjT-At a recent meeting Of the
confederate Relief and Historical AssO-
citation" a resolution Of thanks was unsn-
imously adopted expressive oftheir graf
itude and admiration of your able and ell
Oquent address delivered before the As
-sOeiatiOn on the 9Th instant, and the IN
dersigned were appointed a committee to
communicate these facts to you and re-
quest yOUto rspsauthe address at as.early a
DAY as may be convenient, for the purpose
Of aiding US in raising funds for the sup
port Of unfortunate class, whom the
fortunes Of war have rendered destitute
and dependent upon the charities Of a
sympathizIng community. Confident
that something handsome can be realized
by the repetition Of the address, and
trusting in your willingness to assist US
in promoting the objects of the AssOcia-
ton, at whatever necessary sacrifice, we
are embroidered to address you this note,
and request a favorable respOne.
Respectfully,
MINOR MERIWETHER,
WM. l. DUFF.
MOSES WHITE.
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NASHVILLE, Tenn, Dec, 10, 1870.
Hon. John Cubbins:
Sir-Johu League, County Court Clerk
of shelby county, has made a complete
ana satisfactory settlement for all moneys
due by him to the State, as shown from
the books of this Office.
Your Obeiient servant,
I'm p DE MFR ZIP
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OIL PAINTINGs.-At the request of
many citizens, the balance of ftsy choice
OIL paintings will be closed out tomorrow
( Monday evening, vt O'Clock, January
10, at 80 Main street, corner Of jefferson.
This is positively the last and only chance
TO secure valuable paintings at your own
price. GEO. SHIELDS g. Co,
A"uoffnuaara-
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HEAR o. s. Fowler in Greonlaw Opera
House Sabbath evening, on mans moral
nature as proving a God, immortality,
etc. Free. Monday at $3.50 pm, to ladies
on female health. Free. And evening on
love and marriage. Seats 70 cents.
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CONrHUArlOa SALE Of DRY sOOOs

FANCY SILKS a. SOC per yard. Read B.
LOwenstein s. Bros new advertisement.
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DRY GOODS MARKED LOWER!
GREATER REDUCTION

GREATER REDUCTION
THAN BEFORE.
We offer this week SPECIAL BAR
GAINS. Our DRESS GOODS stock at
less figures than during the season.
Watch our REMNANT Tablesi 1000
assorted Remnants at half-price.
Our WoOLEN and KNIT GooDs re-
duced to FIRST COST. CLOTHS and
C~AssnIEREs at cost! AT CosTl
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SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish
Moss, for Blanc Mango. Puddings, Gus
5ards, Creams, etc, etc. The cheapest,
heslthiest, and most delicious food ia the
world.
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Do NOT fail to attend the Clearing Sale
at B. LOwen5tein d Bros this week.
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ANOTHER PECK OF TROUBLE.

Giles Smith, thu col0red mail agent be-
tween here and Grenada. Mississippi, is
in very big trouble indeed. He is in
"Qu1d" on 2 charge of r0bbiuE the .. S.
mails on his route. People who are borne
up to a giddy hight on the shoulders Of
an admiriug nation, are apt to tumble
/ down if they unfortunately possess AM
weakness OF the nervous system. The
nerves Of Giles were deficient. Thu COM
plant with them was q dusRy Cleopatra,
who led him along the devious and How
cry paths of love and dalliancs. Giles
soul was messursbly absorbed in this
pursuit, vet he entertained higher aspire-
tions, which took possession Of his
bosom once in a while and distending his
dispbrame till the cavity Of his chest,
bacam like a Partisan balloon, soaring
alOfJ On a noble mission. He set his L.
Ultimate affections upon q worthy " pUs
SOM i'm Mississippi, who has two mules
and 3 sh8nJy, and rules over a very small
plantation with the grace which may be
supposed to have marked the conduct Of
the Queen of Sheba, when she was
In the planting business. Giles had Oc-
casiOn to throw letters TO this lady
in her rural home, the quiet abode Of love
and tall corn. He loved virtuOusly and
wO0ej successfully. Recently he went
down there, ~kid-glov6d and perfumed,
and made the rural maid his bride. he
temporarily abandoned his glrt al No. Y
Vance street, in this city, and left her 10
pine alone and uncgressed, where she
saddo3ed and would have died but for n
rsiief-revenge. She promptly acted on
the suggestion of her fertile brain and
went before Commissions Pierce. In the
presence Of this fu~nctiOnary she poured
forth the public virtue Of a full bosom;
she swOre that Giles was in the habit Of
opening Letters in her presence, at her
house, in her little room, situated at y
Vance street, in this city. Upon this tes-
timony Giles was brought up and had a
hearing The assistant postmaster, Col.
KnOwlt0n, said in the presence of the
Commissioner, that he had heard no com
plant coming up from that section abOut
loss Of letters. Giles was bound g in
the sum Of $500. he is now in isiloThe
Mississippi grass-WidOw is left TO the cold
sympathy ofhertwO mules, and b Vance
street lady has had her revenge.
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ST. MARY's CHURCH, PoPTAR STREET.
Until the enlargeWeat ofthe church Is
completed will woship In the school,
room adjoining INC ehurch. Bishop
Ouintard viii preach for this congregs-
lion on sunday morning. Services at IL
am. and $3.50 pm.
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STATE TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE,

DtUoLIIIUL II IoIUl
Received of John League, ninety thou
sand aud hfy-twO dollars, the mount of
COmptrOller's receipt warrant No ll5S,
due from him on account of State revenue
b. him collected as County Court Clerk
Of Shelby County, in Tennesses money.
W. MORROW,
State Treasurer.
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Coal DowNl No JoKEl-Wait & Lewis
are actually selling and delivering the
best Plttsburg coal at 81 10 per barrel.
This looks strange right in the face Of this
bitter cold weather, but nevertheless it is
true. Their offices sTe go Second and III,
235 and 3g5 Main street.
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BLANKETS and Flanueis at the great
clearing sale of Menken Bros.
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AuctlOneers'

Go and get some Of that c~rab-apple ct-
der ct Willett's, 81 Adams street,
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Gas FIrrINo, 8l5 Second street.

NASHVILLE Union aud AmeI1oqzI, also
BANNER, st Joe L0eke's 1861 Main street.
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SHKsl SILRs!i-See the prices Of the
elegant silks at the clearing sale of Men
ken Bros.
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Announcement Extraordinary!
GREAT EMBROIDERY SALE
AT
3. LOREHSTEIH & BROS.
TO CORaEHeE HOaOAY, JANUARY Is.

1900 Embroidered Double Bands at 25c
per Band, worth SOC; at soc, worth 81.
EXTRA WIDE BANDS
at 81 % per Band, worth 3 90.
JACONET EDGING
at &c, Sc and 1Oc per yard and upward.
JACONET INSERTING
at Sc, Toe and 15s per yard and up.
WIDE ELABORATE FLOUNCING,
in immense quantities, at prices which
viii insure their immediate sale.
b LOWEN5TEIN g. BROS.
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SKI advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUlDE-in another 20.
nan rs should be reed nv rlL
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FIFTY per yard for Fancy Silks.
Read B. Lowenstein x Bros new 8dver-
tisement.
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A. S~CHErFERs, at Exchange Building,
in Memphis, has for sale between five and
six thOusandimpOrted grape plants, which
he sells at 81 so apiece. The color of the
grape will be red, white or blue, and are
guaranteed by him TO be the best in the
world.
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For the best article Of coal, go to j. &
NJ. Loudon, Southern dealers, NO. l, cor
ner Madison and Front.
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CHICKERINa PIANOS are the best,
cheapest and most durable pianos. They
are acknowledged as suCh by all those
whose judgment is reliable and disinter-
ested. Full assortment a. 233 Main street.
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FOURTEEN DoLLARs for q fan uppe
or lower set Of teeth az g. Hurd n Bro =.
245 Main street, Goyer Block.
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1aTo-71-
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FURsu FuRsn FuRsu FURsu FURslI
A Profitable Investment.

BRowNB q BaowNR. si5 Second street.
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VIZ are just ia receipt OF another ship
mant of those tubular coal oil lanterns,
ss also street and mill lamps, sill
yer light argaud burners, sun hinge,
sun novelty, Aladdin. Basdler and other
burners; coal oil, lard, and lUbricsting
oils; manufacture of soaps, CarbOlic
and Colgate soaps, for toilet aud other
purposes. Call and see Us, DID Main
street. o. +. PRESCOTT & CO.
BLANKETS and Fiannels /. the great
clearing sale of Monkeu Bros.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-15

REMNANTS of Linens, JacOn6ts, Swisses
and Dress Goods offered at great bargains
at Meuk6n Bros
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-15
FBLAR's POINT AND BENDS.

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