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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-10

The late disagraceful meeting of two So
cslled champions" near New Orleans
would disgust decent people with the
word were It not for the glory shed
npon the title by the excelIencies Of
the real Champion sold by II. Wetter q
Co., Nos. Is and Is Monroe street. In
every contest where it has been engaged
1t has come forth the victor, and now
stands the avowed Champion of the
kitchen. Housekeepers who are about
purchasing q cooking stove should by all
mean look st the Champion before maxi
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smother setting forth the merits of the
same paper a. an advertising medium,
and assuring advertisers that over 100. 600
copies OF the paper viii be distributed
each week through the mails. Adver-
tisements are solicited, and for these, too,
payment "a reoujred in advance.
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FEMALE SUFFRAGE IN MEMPHIS.
The "Roa she holds in RteRIe' for
Registration 0meerss

LI A
The affable registrar OF the Fifth ward,
Mr., A. N. Droesher, asks us to publish the
following note as hisjustihcation for hsv-
ing issued to the lady a certificate of re-
gistretion. TIE language OF the section Is
very plain, and the registrar, seemingly,
had no alternative. He granted the sp-
~plicssion. The lady's argument is as fol-
lows:
MEMPHIS, December 8, 1871.
To the Registrar of the Fifth Ward:
Sri beg leave to call your attention to
section 10 of the amended charter Of the
city of Memphis: .
SEection 10. Be il further enacted, That
the charter Of the city e Memphis be SO
modified and amended as 70 provide that
hereafter all owners of real estate situ-
ated within the corporste limits Of said
city of Memphis upon which taxes are as
asssed and collected, shall be entitled to
vote in the municipal elections Of said
city"
lam the owner of half a dozen lots In
the city OF Memphis, with buildings there
on. Ipay annually q large sum In tsxea,
I hereby claim the right to vote Is The
owner OF said real estate.
II you refuse me q registration oortih-
cate, you make yourself liable to the law;
the offsnse is felony, punishable by fne
and imprisonment. AS l have no desire
to harm q man, l hope you will see the
Justice of my cause, and sen my oertth-
cate. Yours respectfully
The above is signed by an excellent lady
OF this city and Is not a mater OF amazs-
that tho registrar "caved." The
lady holds her papers to which b Is O.
titled under the above clause of the city
charter. and ahe viii certainly vote.
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CE
A
Oh
SHELBY COUNTY.

THE TAX BOOKS for thsyssr is7l are nov
Il ready, and I VIII attend as the / n0E-
ing named places for the purpose OfrecE IYing
ths STATE and County Tor the year Isni
District No. ], stFreed q Boyd,s stora. sat-
urday' January Sth, e7L
Distract No. 3 al BAzs' store. Friday. Jana-
Dist-ict 80. a st Bottoms store. thursday,
January 4th-
District No 4 at Cnba, Wednesday, jam.
ary 30.
District No. S at or CINE houss corner sso-
ond . Adams ~strests, Wednesday, January
~
District No. 8 &C Raleigh. Friday and Sat-
urdsgs JanEnry i21h and lsth-
District No. Z, at Bartistf, Wednesday ana
THURSDAY, Jsnnary 10Th and Lth-
Dlst5ist sO-s. At shelby Depot Monday
District No. 9. at FlshsrTins. Tuesday. Jan
usry Sth
District No. 10. at CoiliersilIe. Monday and
Tuesday, January 18th and l6h.
DlstEics No. IL al Gernanfon Wednesday
and Thursday, January I7th and lsth.
District NO. e. at ~Mechantcsvi1s. saturday,
January Afn.
DAssrset NO. ls, at ArnOIds, Monday, Ianu-
ary s29G
District No. Il. at once corner Second and
Union efreetss Monday and Tuesday, January
SIN and 9Th
District No. Is. at Jacob trusts store, Chez.
seas Tuesday 1xn1ary 531.
District No. ID. at White Station, Friday,
January leb.
District No. u. at Mcconnell Church, Fasz-
day Janusry "a
Nm. MCLEAN,
Tar Collector Of shelby County,
az State OF TENNESSEE.
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SEE seessol q sons new advertisement.

FREE EXHIBITION AT THE WINDOWS OF
MEssRs. MENKEN BRos.-Passing down
Main street yesterday, our attention was
called to the crowd OF ladies admirlng the
costly and elegant goods which allied the
windows of Menken Bros. It is the most
made silks and real lsces ever seen in
Memphis. We noticed real lace dresses at
Sa00; real lace houncing, SIS to $50 a yard;
also, gems in real lace collars, handker-
chiefs, berthas, barbes, cspes, 6to. Those
desiring Christmas presents will do well
70 60 there. We are told that these goods
are sold much below their value, to close
them out.
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COILS, 27s MAIN STREET.
sHE seessel & SONS new advertisement
ONE SWALLOW MAkErH A0rA SUMMED.

-
After Bingham, our drtsst, had visited
the Office OF eur popular dealer in black
diamonds, Captain George Mellersh, to
get q photograph of that curiosity noticed
In our paper of the 8th instant, he was
much surprised to find tbs. 1t had been
sVGdtos0ed Here was an Excitement. II
all the Clsfiins, Bloods and Woodhulls
had been swallowed, &c would not have
caused 6 greater stir. "6walloW aB0isson ~
ssidlBlly Adams; "where IL the mani"
BE was not to be found; and, in the
words OF Fisk, he had gone where
the woodbine-- "whst Is it,
Charley7 1 never could remember the
words of those great men," We'll, this
one swallow has not made q summer, and
II you want to prepare for the cold wealth
or approaching, go TO Captain Mellersh
and lay in your coal.
George, don't you ask me to write any
more locals. I can't do it, and II you
don't like this one, remember I hold the
wealthy old APPBAL entirely guiltleas.
x.
SIZE Saaaaal A aou,zn nav advertisement
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SEE sseassl a SONS new advertisement

THOSE who are desirous OF purchasing a ane
RELIABLE and GENUINE set OF EuE, We
advise you to call on Leidy q Co., where
Won oil dnd1n their assortment OF Gentiemens
Dress and business Hats, and Ladies' furssthe
peTI dneSt ana Deal that are worn and pro-
dncsd. Examine their goods and Judge Tor
yourself.
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MOTTO.

EEAYoRs OFFICE, CITY HALL
VI MEMPHns, TENN, November Bu.f
In Aeon dance win the provtsionsof6eonc
y Of the Gffy Charter, the folloWhRg-namsd
81 ths board ofAIdsrTnsa - wara RezisteTs
Tor the purpose OF carrying said section into
~sxsouta0n- Their Offices VII be opened at 4
mst., at12 o'cl0ek m and remain ) mil
wednesday The 8th DacambeE. a Bhioh
tune reeAtratio1 VII cease. Citizsns VIII
at THIS munzciEal aiect1on -GroIeQafred 70 be
razistsred In fEe ward In WE1oh nav reside.
oos1lBs9 6 tho ensuing election.
JOHN JoHHsoH, Mayor.
WARD EEGEBEE1S-FHrst ward
wsn Daily, RssislsE. Oncs. No. % Front,
corner OF Commerce.
Second ward.
P. Townsend. Register. once, No. q Pom
Lar, corner Second
Thomas P. Adams, Resistsr. 0mcs. No. Is
Second gtrseE corner Of washington.
Fourfh ward
John @ Lanisr, Register. Once. No. ~
Rlfsh ward.
A. N. Droeshsr. Regis sr. Once, No. 81
4DlA - ~-A4NA - aAA0Aa
GExfh ward.
James Rank7s Register. O1iee, No. 07 Main
areek corner OF PontotoG
ssvsash ward.
A. ]. Ferguson, ReglAter. Once. No. ~
seate straets up-stalrn. Ferguson Block.
RzsAsh ward.
D. P&nte. Reststsr. onaca, No. IA Ponl.r
Itrsst, Opposite ths Markst.
Nlnln ward
J. D. Danbury. Register. Omca enranr a.
fourfh snd Auesfons
Een1h ward.
Alonnst Dee. Register. once, eurnar M
'enience Of the citizens living IN IA ss-fs-1
lortion OF ths ward, his once VIII 81 al 60
Q saturday, the 18th inelHEtTa 11S
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SEE seeasel & SONS new advertise msnt
IEDIsCRETlOE IN THE IuRY-sOx.

The irresponsible l~Ooseness that has
been so much complained of In the con-
duct of jurors while trying important
cases, is happily ended II cur criminal
court, and ended forever il IL to be hoped.
Judge Flippin is very regular and perse-
vering in his determination to convince
jurors of the grave importance of their
position-important and solemn in the
eye Of God and man is that function of
the social comfy which undertakes to de-
eide the guilt or innocence of a fellow
cresture. Our criminal Judge has been
earnest IN his efforts to surround the jury
box with that respect and dignity which
ought to belong to 1t. A man cannot,
with q good conscience, go upon q Jury
which Is to decide upon h life or death
of an individual having a fippant sense
OF his responsibilities. The whole pro-
ceediDg of trying a man is fraUght with
the utmost gravity.
Yesterday Judge Fippin found it neoes-
szry to fne and oonfne q Juror who had
been impannelled in the Graves case. The
juror in question Is named Stewart and
lives out at shelby depot. He wanted TO
send out a letter without being read, and
also to get an answer in the same way.
The sheriff 3 officer told him it could not
Be done. He said he would do it anyhow,
and Il is charged that he made the at
tempt. The Judge fined him twenty-five
dollars, and sent him to jsil besides. The
counsel for the defendant spoke to The
court upon the law Of the case; Stewart
went to Jail, nevertheless. The lawyers
are debating the question whether the
whole jury, SO far as impsnnelled-nine
in numbef-wiu not have 70 be discharged.
Most likely there viii be Developments
Of "the laws delay"
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OsFIcE ERIE TRANSFORMATIONS COMPANY, I
Novem Der 18TH, Iii. D
Mr.. @. H Haight II this day appointed
agent Of tins oompany at Memphis.
L. a EVIL Sun
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Dkh GoODA BACBkfRCED.
Good fast-eoior Prints at 10 cents.
common Quilting Prints at 6L cents.
81 very heavy Brown DOmesIics at I2L GENTS
IA good qua1ty1Bleached Dpmestics, ~ cents,
Dress Goods from Ex, 20, 30 TO 90 cents.
Linen Table Cloth, 81, 90 and rs cents.
Linen Table Cloth by the yard, 40 cents 10 81
per yard.
Boys Cassimeres, so and 70 cents to 81.
Atwood heavy Tweed, 70 cents 10 81.
Kentucky Jeans, . 70 80 cents.
Bed Ticking, l2% 10 30 cents.
Allssesi and Ladies Shoe Sin Baskets, - 90 cents
TO 81 per pair.
Mems Kid Boots, bargains at 81 70,
Best quality t~Wo-buiton French Kid Gloves. 81.
And everything in the house sold at The
aeoVe low ngures, such as Cloaks, ShawIs,
kurs, Knit Goods, Gents and Boys Clothing,
and everything that IS kept in a hrst-
class dry goods house. g.. VENDIG.
No. 20 Main street. Memphis, Tenn.
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SINCE fashion says a1et Tiers be long
dresses, her voteries are obodss1t and
discard the short 0nes. But without baine
supported by crinoline or hoopskirk thess
long dresses resemble an awkward. grace
less drspery. By no means thoss far
dingales Of old, but by all that Is classic;
A modest dress'snppcrting h~oopskirt.
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sHrseessel q SONS new advertisement

The MEMPHIS GAsLIaHT COMPANY Is now
furnishing Its consumers with gas OF very SUI
perior Illuminating power, not surpassed by
any company in III world, which Is due in a
great measure to the Naptha process. Where
persons fail to get a satisfactory light ftisduet 70
some defect or Obstruction IN tbe pipes inside
the building. II the quality Of the gas is good
in one locality II surely SHOULD be throughout
the entire city, as no gas company can make
good gas for one party q poor gas for an
other. It all comes from one reservoir.
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The stock Of hne furs imported by Menkau
BROS Is offered at prices 10 close them ont. The
prices range frDm one dollar and sevenfy-ave
cents, for q NUT and cape, upward. We al
wise our lady friends TO examine these coods
as they are exactly as rspresented.
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SEE seessel & Sons new advertise
THE Blu
Important Decision an the Tax Case
Before Judge Morgan, fn the First
Chaneery COurG.

Chancellor Morgan yesterday delivered
an important opinion, which we giveplace
to IS q matter of public interest.
HAIKU VS the Ciy of AeBsphis.-There
are several points rsissd in this motion to
dissolve the injunction. I think there is
one that dlsposes of It; others need not
be noticed. A suit in equity will not be
to restrain the collection of a tax on the
ground that it is Illegal. There must
exist in addition, special circumstances
bringing the case under some recognized
rule OF equity jurisdiction, such as that
the enforcement of the tax would lead to
q multiplicity of suits, irreparsble, in
jury, etc., or casting q cloud upon
title to Land; IL Wallace, los. In
the case just quoted, the court
says: Assuming the tax TO be illegal and
void, we do not think any ground is pre-
sented In the bill for the interposition of
the court. The illegslity of the tax and
the threatened sale Of b property con-
stftute nc ground for the interposition of
the court" The court in that case placed
Its refusal also upon the ground Of public
necessity or rather, gave il as ajustifying
reason,
In this able decision q great many su-
thorities are reviewed, "A the conclusion
arrived at as above stated.
In the present case I do not think the
parties come within the equitable reasons
assigned by the court for the preventive
rem5dY of injunction. They have their
remedy at Law, If the tax IL Illegal.
1t is true that the parties allege that this
remedy will prevent q multiplicity Of
suits, but not that multiplicity contem-
plated by the court.
The tax is alleged to be illegal, and
numbers are affected by 1t. In hat sense
there will be a multiplicity OF suits. But
the suits will not be between the same
parties, and each matter Affords a different
cause Of action.
Nor do l see where the injury is
irreparsble. II the a Is Illegal, the
courts remedy Is ample against the
officer or corporation, or both. II the suit
Is based upon the fact that the officer Of
the corporation is srresting the parties for
non payment ofthe tax, the bill Is subject
TO another and more serious objection
that Of q chancery court attempting to re-
heve against criminal or quasi criminal
prosecution, which is too well settled nov
for controversy.
The injunction will have to be dissolved.
ind that Chancellor Scott hss taken
this view Of the ease IN an able opinion his
pronounced In case Of williams VS. City Of
Memphis.
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SEE ssesseI q SONS new advertiser
LAW Q
Uuited states Court-rrigE. Judge.

United States COurt-rrigE, Judge
But little business Of public Importance
was transacted in this court yesterday.
The attention of his Honor was direoted,
during the morning hour, to hearing Of
motions in bankrupt cases. The case Of
the United States vs.. n lot of tobacco
day in this court, and attorneys are re-
ouested to take notice. Colonel T. A.
Tyler was excused from Jury service, on
the ground of being q practicing attorney.
The criminal docket will be taken up on
Monday next, on tho first and lss5 call Of
the term.
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Menkeu Bros. have obtained the agency
from Europe Of the celebrated "Olso-
graphs" which have excited the wonder
Of b world, being exact copies of the
works OF ancient and modern artists, and
at such q prizes as will place handsome
paintings within the reach of all lovers of
fine art. Some specimens will be exhib.
tied in their windows this week, snd the
public are invited to inspect them. Sub
acriptton books are now open.
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Dies FURNISHING GOODS BGPAsTH'T
OF
MENkEN BROTHERS.

Having completed arrangements with east
ern manufacturers, We are prepared to offer q
line OF ladies' chemises. night-dresses, draw
ers, caRlesoles, etc, at 9 little above first cost
We ask our lady customers TO examtne these
goods. MENKEN BROS.
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SEE seessel q Sons new advertisement

SWEEPING REDUcTIoNs.-We desire 70 close
out our entire dress goods stock. We offer
them at a special reduction of nom . TO 53x
per cent. from former prices. Examine them
and be convinced that we are Offering special
and lower thai ever before offered.
D, G, d II. NJ. LOEWENSrINE,
Southern Palace, 1872 Main street.
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R0ARpERs.

TdProN HOUSE No IS Poplar street, Nc
6es Zen newly TepR Ted and f~urnishod, ana
~ "a every way a nrst class bosTding-honse.
Boarding by day OF week.
de9 a. j. CHEEK, Proprietor.
noARDING-By Ars- HUE +. HILL, sts5
hM1ions freeL' MS
nOARpERs-Terms Apply al
II NO UOCourt street mol
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csIsbrated Virginia Bittsrs.

I, This celebrated remedy, invented By a
distins -uIshed Virginia Physician. and used
by phz sieians In that state for years past, Is
now coluing into general uss. IA - fhs
only pnss article Of the kind % be had.
and for preventing ChnEs and Fsvsrsand
ali disfr easing diseases arising rom MAS
matte I'M ~iuenees. 70 the most valnsbIs agent
known. I'm an sases Of debility, mdIess-
ton, loss on Hppeftie- stc 1t has newer had
an equal No family should be without Il
For sals sv ~ where Price % per boffie
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IOINTLESS, ELASTIC SKIRTS.
rRAIL skIsTs AND WALKING SKIRTS

nF the latest styles, adiusta-
" bic Bustles and Skirts hA
with attached BnEtles. The n "
Attention of ladies' and mer- "
Ia called to the immen, flAl u
Sc sock nf peat French, Ger ~
man and English C0raeis,
comprising dne EN- 6Tofd.
cred, hand~made, Scarlet
Cloth and Tbtbet. and plain
CorBsts for the country
trade. Nursing, Foy and
WeEly Corsets q speciality.
Remember these Corseis I ~
the best, and can be bought only at the
ern H0cp-SKtrt Mandatory. l9e37 IA
az LOUIS LA
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EoR LEAsE.

4VETL%RSath * acreE Of land On
"a ao21IA.sS SHELBY stEesh
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SEE seesseI q son1s new sdvertisement

SPEcHT FOR ALDERMAS.9The friends Of Jos.
specht earnestly request that he become a
candidate for alderman from the fourth ward.
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E00RS AND BOARD.

-0o.T And BOARD-Oomfortsbly fur
kfad ~oom and board, with CRATE and
~ aTg5flv locsted, i've minutes walk Of
sonr Sausra. and half Rsquafs 81 me street
SsrS for single gentlemen Eeierence re-
CURED Apply 10. ISL SECOND STREET.
-o.20 pl.aaant. airy rooms, with board
81 al sbef6y street; slso. day Doero- %
noARD-Fwo furnished rooms, VAL $50
ID for families al reaoSea Ea nos
Do6FD-A gooa nront room and board Al
rs Sec0ud gtreaL
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sac seessel . SONS new Advertisement

STBEERTs HOUSE, No. IS Adams street. has
lately been renovated, and offers the best OF
accommodations TO the travelling public. Prt-
ees moderate. Boarding and Lodging per day,
SIS. F-SLEBERT, Proprietor.
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And for the advent of this chiefest of all our
holidays the i~ndefatigable Charley Howard
haS.nade every preparation. His tasty little
establishment Is packed with all manner Of
i" goodies Don. bOns, pure candies. and all he
tooths0me sugar-Ware for which he has 50
long been ~fRmed-put up in eleganGb boxes, all
ready tor delivery 70 FOUR lady-love. But all
this has not distracted Mr.. Hoyard's attention
nom his luncheon rooms-the favorite resort
Of the ladies when on Main street shopping.
Delicious coffee, brollsd oysters, mince-pie,
rich cakes and other 1uxuries, are yet 10 be
at AS Main street. served up Char
ley's best style. -
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SEE ssossol q sons new advertisement

THE cheapest n the best is J.. Hunter,
Al Monroe street. Has a splendid stock Of mer-
chant tailoring goods, n can make up TO
order as neat hitting and fashionable suits for
gentlemen as can be found In the city.
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wILLsELL Low, FOB Cash, TEE
southern Hotel,
furniturs. and Al complete. situated near
the railroad crossing.
/ viii also sell cheap, q good FAMILY
RE8LDENCE. convenient to railroad cross
ing, with nice yard, well improved and vel
set with fruit trees, good garden, stables,
cribs, etc.
Those wishing 10 buy VIII do well TO call
on n. ". HENLEY,
Proprietor OF hist Southern Hotel,
November n. l&7l Humboldt Tenn.
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esHn sesassl & SONS new advsrsissme,
sFEAx FrrrIxe, sl5 second street..
GAS FzTTNo. as Second street,

JoE LOCKE. zssx Main street, has the Iaruss,
assortment OF Magazines, Pictorials and dsi.
lie In the city. ~
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CHILDRKN's waists and Misses French
corsets complete again in all sizes. Scar
let cloth o~orsets, long c~erBets, short COR
sets, embroidered corssts for holiday
presents, plain c~orsets, Mime. Foy skirt
supporting c~orsets, L'oiseau nursing cor
sets, strong, handmade c~orsets, sizes
from IA to SO, at the skirt mandatory,
1881 Main street.
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SEE seessel & SONS new Advertisement
sKn ssessei & SONS Q advertisement.

INFAKTs.-The most irritable and restless o
these tender little households buds are
charmed as il were into quiet n sweet repose
by using Mrs. WhitoOmbls Syrup.
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REGISTRATION.

Something hat Demands the Particu-
lar and Special Attention of
all Voters.
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FOR THE


~
FOR TIE
H0EEDAXBt
New 8ssds
FOR THE
zsLxDAxsI
At
s.LoWENsTEIN 4 sRoa'
New silks.
New Dress Good,
New vslvst Coaks,
New Cloth OOAks.
both plain and braided,
New Cazhmsrs Cloaks.
both plain and braided,
New Suits
in all the new styles,
New Aatrakhan CIOaka.
New shawls.
New Fzrs,
etc, ETC., etc,
all IN
Great Variety.
Reduced Prices,
B. LoWENsTETN & BROS.
Corner Main and Jsaarsou strssta.
For the
Holidays.
New Goods
for the
Holidays,
B. LoWENsTEIN q BROS
N6W Laco 5ot5f
New Lace Collars,
New Lace Sleeves,
New Lace Ovsrakirta,
New Lace HANDKERCHIEF,
New Lace Barbs,
New Lace Coifursz,
ali of the newest styles.
We also offer
Great Reduction
An Immense Stock
Of
Real Point Lace,
Point Applique Lace,
Point Gszs Lace,
Real Thread Lss,
Guipurs Legs,
VAlenciennss Lace,
French Lace,
Blond Lace,
etc etc, etc.
B. LOWENSTEIN q BROS,
Corner Main and Jefferson streets.
srK SaeszeI a SONS nav Advertisement
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COMPRISING.

cotton wfIf be compressed at the Ch1ckasaW
press for (6cl twenty-five cents per bale.
W. ]. CRAWFORD & 90.
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We shall place on our counters, Monday,
Dec. 18th, a full line Of superb SILK Poplins at
70 cents per yard, reduced from 81 %. These
goods are The best value in the city.
u. @. & h. NJ. LOEWENSTINE.
southern Palace. 332 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-10
Head Him on ana Read the Papers.

A daring thief entered the vault of the
Planters insurance company, IN thu
night OF the 8sh, and succeeded In carry
ing OF about two hundred dollars In
money and some vslus Bile papers. The
rascal Was doubtless misled by the sue
cess of this company into the belief that
they kept any considerable part Of their
profits where thieves could break through
and steal. The Mates are described in an
advertisement in another place, and deal
ers in good paper should con oven the
list. Inc amount of all Is not or eat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-10
sEa seessel q Sons new advertisement,

SIZE Advertisement Of DE-. Butts Dsspensary.
HEADED Book for the Million-Mnrriage Guide
LIN another column. 1t should be read by
all
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-10
CHRIsFMAs - COLLINS.

AMERICAN Driven Wells at RroWne q
Brownies. 8l6EecOnd street