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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-13
PERSONAL.

DIR. JANIS KILLER, Of Louisville, goeI
to Europs to remain a year.
7. W. Brown, bsrrister Of this city, IL
In Little Rock.
1t Is now said in New York that Peter
B. Sweeny will take the first opportunity
to leave the country, and that detectives
will take care that he does not have an
opportunity Of 30 doing very soon,
HENRY DOLLS, who came here when
Memphis was not worth the Stanton
block of our dRY, proposes to be the next
wharfmsster. He has every eleT ep5 OF
character that would fit him for the place.
His reputation is fsultless, even as his
head Is clear as 8 bell.
1t was reported inCincinnsti last night
that the jury in the Biackburn-LoveI
case, delayed their verdict because some
were favorable 70 murder In the first de-
gree, but that none favored aCquittsl.
There was considerable applause Is the
result, which was promptly checked by
the Judge.
f. h. PAINE, who Is not a slow coseh,
though the proprietor of the Rip Van
Wrinkle sleeping cars; Colonel John NJ.
Billups, of Columbus, Mississippi; W. D.
Conner, of Philsdslphis; Captain NJ.
Hays, Of Jackson, Mississippi; COlonel
Mosby, of Fayette, and Captain ThorWe-
gin, Of the steamer Great Republic-the
Great Eastern Of the daddy of hOods-sre
at the Peabody Hotel, There, too, will
sppear to-day Colonel Tom Scott, the
fastest of candidates. for the presidency,
since he is the im-psrsonstion of the rail-
ways of the continent.
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G. ". Cheek hard aground ct the head Of
Bordeaux chute.
The E~dinburgh Is OF Reeves bar, and
going down all right.
Ths Legal Tender came In from White
river yesterday morning with 423 bzlss of
cotton, and rsshiPpsd 10 bales at the
mouth for New Orleans. She returned
last hight for White river with q good trip
OF freight and passengers.
The Argosy passed down yesterday at
noon with two bsrgss in Tow, also the
Lockous with two bsrges OF hay for below
The s. Louis Republican OF the 18th
says: The posture Of affairs at this
pcins remains without percsptfble change,
The Ice gorge shove the bridge piers sii1
holds fast. Ths hasbor below Is entirely
free from the preSsoce Of Ice from the
bridge piers 70 the loot OF Choutsau ave-
nue.. The gorge below Is Still holding.
The ferry boats continue 70 b5 active In
the tfans-M Mississippi rziirosd trsfac. The
river remains without marked change.
Prospects tor IN open river seem far re-
moved In b future. The weather was
clear and mild yesterday. Tbs wind from
the south, and some hopes we're INDUCED
that The river wo0l open. We shall see
" these hopes are realiz3d--..Ths Dicta-
tor has succeeded In cutting q passage in
the ice At Caropdeles from the iron works
over 70 .hs bal dyke, and Is now
engaged In towing over q supply
Of coal to the Vulcan fronworks-..-.
Tns hull Of the new boat for the
Northern Linz Packet building
a. Czrondeles 10 arous completed, and
ready for the machinery of the Sucker
state. The latter boat II being rapidly
~dismantled. Her machinery, etc., viii be
shortly sent down to Csrendsiet TO be
placed on the new huli--..rhs hsst a.
TOOTH remains In the same position a.
when last reported Commodore Rolling
pins river almanac viii make It's sppear-
snes Tuesday. The following boscs are at
Cairo. most OF them laid up: City Of Chss-
ter julia, Hero, John Lumsden, Ike
Asmist, j. n. Kellogg. Paulins Carroll,
Glencoe. NJ z. Forsyth Beaver, Kate Rob
iuson, Silver Bow, Bsa. Lo0kOas, ALICE.
81. Luke, Valid, Bon Accord, T. r. Eek
srt, samson No.2 Wm- CoWen and Lady
Lse.
Boats Leaving To-Day.
For New Orlesns.-Ths new aud ins
sidsHhsel passenger ssssmsr Emma @.
Elliott, Captain John D Elliott, leaves 20
day At 5 ? N for New Orleans sud all
coast landings She has large and splendid
s~tSterooms, with her tables always sun
piled with the delisacias that our market
affJr6. M5ssrs jos Elliott and Arthur
Fislds are hsr clerks.
For New Orleans.-Ths Andes leaves
to-day a. 3 p m 80 above.
For Egansvtls-The A0Ilis Rszon, Cap
tain Tnroup, lesgss to-day a. 5 pm. as
above.
Fer Cincinnati. The Emms FLOYD,
Captain Wise, leaves today At 5 D m, for
Louisville, Cincinnati and al way land
ings. An obliging gentleman has charge
Of the ofice.
For Louisvil,s.-Ths Potomac, Captain
J. ". Bachelor leaves to dag at 5 p m,
50 above.
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IoFFICIALl
Regular Monthly Meeting Of the BEARD
OF Edacaffon.

MEMPHIS, December II, 1871.
The board OF education held their rsgu-
lar monthly meeting this evening. Pres
emit: MsssTs. Gsrvin, Holbrook, ste1fsy,
Bergmsn, Elliott, r W. Mifehsll, Fen
ner, W. L. Bruce, Wiggfn, Kortrecht,
Mansford, Maury, Phelan, Tsylor, W. a.
Mitchell, Batemen, Merrill and Fleming;
President Dr.. Maury, presiding.
The minutes Of the former monthly
meeting were read and approved.
The superintendent presented his
monthly report, In which he stated that
800 tickets Of admission had bsen issued
70 white children, and 633 tickets of ad-
mission to colored children The sysrage
number OF white children attending
school is 2l92. The average number OF
c0l0rsd children attending sahool "a $40.
The report was ordered to be received and
fled.
Mr.. Bruce, chairman Of the finance conn.,
mittee, reported the monthly pay-rolls
and the following bills, - approved by
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Nh. MALATEsrA ACCEPTS.

In compliance with the wishes Of 30
many voters OF my ward, ~ expressed Ii
the APPBAL Of Monday, I feel &c my duty
to submit my name a. q candidate for al
dermen Of the fifth ward st the ensuing
election Ishsll sndeavor to do Al usllin
the future a. my constituents seem to
think 1 have in the past Ny best efforts
shall be given to the welfare and prosperi-
ty Of Memphis, knowing thereby thst ]
shall be lsborilg for the welfare and
prosperity Of myself and every other in
dividual citizsn Of our prosperous town.
n. MALATESTA.
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FOURTH ANNUAL HANUcA BALL Of the
Young Hebrews will be given on Thurs
day. December I4tb, 1871, 81 the Memphis
Club hall, for the benefit Of the congre-
CATION Beth Ell Emsth, In order to enable
them 10 build q house of worship. Tick
cts, g, admitting gentleman and ladies,
Each ticket holder is entitled to g chsnce
in an elegant gold watch, the drawing
Of which will take place at the ball,
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LECTURE BY DR. CRANE ON ri DAY
EVENING.

II win be seen by the following CORE
spondence that DR.. Crane has consented
70 deliver q lecture In the GresnlaW opera
house, Friday evening, for the benefit OF
the South Memphis Cumberland Freshly
terizn mission:
MEMPHIS, Dsesmber II 1871.
Dr. A. CRAEE-Sir. The ladies OF the
Cumberland Presbyterian church respect
fully request that you deliver a lecture,
upon such subject a. you may select, on
next Friday evening, I5sh instant, for ths
benefit Of South Msmphis Cumberland
Presbyterian naisskon- We will sccePt IL
a. . great kindness II you win aid as by
donsting the proceeds OF one Of your lee
lures to "a enterprise. Very respectfully,
MIS- s. z. GREBELAw,
MIS-. J. J. RAWLINGS,
And others.
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lust RECEIVED BY EXPRESS.

Large shipments Of game, dressed poul-
try, and fresh fish. Prairie chickens and
quail at Il 90 to a per dczsn Cher game
equally low. Oysters, by the barrel,
shell, IS; oysters, by the dozen cans, from
IS to s6 per dozen-received daily from
John G, Sibley & c.. Norfolk.
DAVIDSON & CO,
pa Second street.
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PnABoDT HOTEL,

MEMPHIS, Dec. II, 1871.
To the Ladies' Cumberland Presbyterian
Mission:
Ladies Your letter Of this date Il Just
received, requesting = lecture from me for
the benefit Of your church. / do most
cordially comply with your request, and
viii appoint nsxt Thursday evening, the
18th instant, At seven O'Clock. Subject
travels In the Holy Land; Egyptian
scenes and the sunday. school mission
Yours truly, ALBERT CRANE.
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"Those move easiest who have learned
dance. r

"Those move easiest who nave learned to
dance Pope.
There is dancing academy In Mem
phis, presided over by q gentleman of
much refinement and culture, who Is also
professor in many of the first female
academies in the city. We refer to Pro-
lessor Nook, who has his rooms st 22l
Second street. At present he is forming
new classes, so that now is a good time
for people who wish to acquire the envia-
bic accomplishment of graceful motion
70 join, and thus gain the full benefit of
the regular course. Professor Nook ia
known all over the city; there can, there
fore, be no necessity for Us TO speak OF his
ability, nor ofthe thorough and upoueE-
toned responsibility OF his establishment.
As the professor is well versed In all the
desorata of q successful and frSt-olass
ball, besides being a fine musician, he has
command of the best music for such pur-
poses in the city, which he always han
dies with remarkable success and entire
satisfaction to those who have engaged
him. Private parties ought always to se-
cure the services of Professor Nook. Con-
suit with him, anyhow. His varied ex.
p~erience and fine taste in matters Of that
sort will be found invaluable.
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a go OF IAMes

The votsrs OF the Filth ward ere anxious
to secure the services for smother term OF
JAMES BsohmRn as councilman to repre-
sent b ward. His conduct while In the
general council has aiven entire sstis-
fiction. Should he consent to run for the
position he will certainly receive most of
the votes In the ward.
MANY VOTERS.
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"a SLIGHT Cold" CoUeHs.-Few sre
aware OF the importance of checking a
cough or ''slight cold" which would yisld
to q mild remedy, but, If neglected, often
attacks the lungs. Browns Bronchial
Troches" give sure snd almost immediate
relief.
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CALL.

If Mr.. G. A. Beehn will him
self a candidate for councilman of the
Fourth ward, he will receive the support
OF the
MAJORITY OF THE VOTERS.
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CALL.

If ". W. Stephenson. jr., will allow his
name to come before the voters OF the
Second ward, for alderman, he will re
ceive the warm support Of
MANY ADMIRERS.
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STRAYED.

. TOWS-TWo milch cows-One a large COW
~ white and black spotted bOoy and black
meek ana the other a pale red and white
81 Gifted, ons horn alittle dropped, l viii give
SO reward If returned 10 l5
street DEF
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LOOK ct A. Seessel & Sons advertise
ment for full particulars of their grsnd
lottery scheme, the most liberal aver Of
fered in Memphis. $50 Main street,
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PA CALEDONIA RLANKsIs.
AT JACOB CANS, 298 MAIN STREET

SEEssEL & Son exhibit in their show
window the thirty magnificent prizss to
be drawn December %, Every purchaser
of i've dollars worth of goods is entitled
to q ticket. 259 Main street.
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BLANKETS, BLANKETS,
VERY CHEAP, AT
JACOB CANS, 29s MAIN STREET.

CHEAPEsrAND BEsF.-Mrs. Whitccmb's
Syrup for children is sold by druggists for
twenty-five cents q bottle, and is an adj
mirsble preparation for infautile disor-
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finest business thOroughfsre. The Ameri-
can house, thereon, is o only one of the
largest, but one of the best hotels in the
country for families, business men, or
tourists,
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SERssEL & Son give to purchasers OF
five dollars worth of goods & ticket in
their grand drawing. 259 Main street.
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THOSE who are DESTROYS OF purchasing a fine
RELIABLE and GENUINE set of Furs, we
would advise you 10 call on Leidy& Co, where
you t0ilt fnd1n their Assortment Of Gentiemen1s
Dress and Business Hat, and Ladies' Furs,the
Veyy finest and best that are worn and pro-
duced. Examine their goods and judge for
vouraalf
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treat bargains in Ladder Underwear al
B. LoWENsTEIN & BROS.
[oFFICIAL.l
GENERAL COUNCIL.
Proceedings of the Regular Monthly
Observation-Disclosures
CITY HALL, MEMPHIS

At a regular meeting Of the common eoun-
Gil Of the city of Memphis, on Monday,
December II, ISL. Present-Hon. John john
son, mayor; Messrs. President Duncan, Gent,
Walsh, Chase, Lightburne, Amis, Eschmann,
Pettigrew, Bachman, RufIin, Harvey, Sig
Boland, councilmen.
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PERsoNAL-Dr. Albert Crane, Of New
Orleans, founder OF the BromptOn Hes
pitsl Inhalation trsatment in Americz,
physician for diseases of the throat,
lungs, heart, mind and eryou system,
scrofuls, cancer, eztsrTh, asthma, eye and
ear, and all chronic and female diseases,
can be consulted, free, at the Peabody
hotel, room Il, until the 18th.
LOOK for Speed, Taylor, Strange & C0.le
and gst homs-made white hnseys and
aogka
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FRESH lei i received daily
and reduced to forty cents q dozsn at she
Golden Gate saloon, $50 Second street.
Lunch every morning from 10 to u
O'Clock.
o. KAUFMAN, Proprietor.
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HEAT, COMFORT AND ECoNOMY.-This you
viii get by having your CRATES set with
Lemons Improvement. Call at 25 Second
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GoDRY's Jsnusry magazine, and q host
Of pictorials, dailies, Leslie's illustrated
almanac, Nsst's, etc etc, at Joe Locke's,
2S6k Main street,
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PROrrssOn CHAHIEs MAYER,

organist of st. Bridget's church, graduate OF
the Leipsic c-onservatories Of music, and late
Of New York city, would respectfully an
nounce TO the citizens of Memphis that he is
prepared to receive pupils on the piano and
in vocal music. Glasses In harmony and
thorough bass Will be formed. Application TO
be made at the music stores Of the city.
TERMs-s0 per quarter, or SIS per month;
payable monthly.
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And for the advent Of this chiefest ofan our
holidays the indefatigable Charley Howard
has made every preparation. his tasty little
establishment is packed with all manner OF
!" goodies bon bOlS, pure candies, and all the
toOthsOme sugar-ware for which he has so
long been famed-put up in elegant boxes, all
ready for delivery to your lady-lOVe. But all
this has not distracted Mr.. Towards attention
from his luncheon rOOms-the favorite resort
of the ladies when on Main street shopping.
Delicious coffee, brOilcd oysters, mince-pie,
rich cakes and other luxuries, are yet TO be
obtained at 27S Main street, served up Char
ley's best style.
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MEMPHIS, December II, 1871.
To the citizens Of the Second Ward;
Geaaemea-Ws have seen your numer-
ously sigued call upon the undersigned
''tO allow your (Our) names ss candidates
for cOuncilmsn at the ensuing lection"
We accept your csIl, and hope, II elected,
to deserve your confidence and Judgment.
Very respectfully,
s. B. ROBBINS.
DIR. WH. HEW 1T.
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nWELLING-A nice dwelling, seven miles
IL south Of Memphis, on the Mississippi
and Tennessee Railroad one mile north Of
White Haven, containing Elk large ICOIs
ana ~ necessary -Out-housss; slsO, ten acres
OF exceLsnt land ATTACHED. Terms, $50; hail
cash, balance 10Th OctODer, Is 2. Possession
given LIST January. For further Information
apply TO ID. FAN L. EALNks, White Haven,
TENN. d5
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EcoNoMY.-Take your fall clothing TO the
Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House Hunt 4
Hanson1s old stand), 246 Second street.
n a WALKER
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Cen.
nanEAu S. Vail Iina-

THE ELEGANT PASSENGER RoATa Og
Il this line leave Memphis far an poiSsa
Arkansas river
M0NDAKS AND FRIDAYS. at ~ nm
Fer ne1gnh passage or other InsormsriOn-
WI KENNEDY, Avs7t
Omcs on Company's WhsPfbost.
o@ Foot OF Court street.
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LAW EPoRT
Courfs-Trfgr, Judge.


The ~persmptory call OF the criminal
docket In this court was concluded yester-
day, The following business was trsns-
acted: United States vs. william Burden,
United States vs. g. ". Alexander, United
States vs. Ben Fippian, United States vs.
Richard Gilmore N E. L. Hays, United
States VS. Dave Richardson, nolle pros.
United States VS. Gather Tyson, United
States VS. J. NJ, Kennedy, United States VI
William Reynolds, United States VS. j. M.
Mckenzie, United States VS. John GIL,
United States VS. o. II. Stroud, United
States vs. James SchooleE, United States
Va Willism Booz, United States vs. Will
liam Lsndrum, United States va Mrs. B.
Clary, United States Va N. T. Bryant,
United States vi William Moore, United
States VS. James D0Wnes, forfeiture. At
the conclusion of the cali OF the docket,
the court adjourned until 10 O'Clock this
morning, st which time some criminal
cases, specially sst tor hearing, will be
called.
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SPEED TAYLOR, STRANGE & CO. have
just -eceived a fresh supply OF staple and
fancy dry goods.
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MINCE PIES and all kinds ofconfectiOns fresh
every day, at Berton's, corner Fourth and Pop
lar streets. Also a full line of goods for the
holidays. Leave orders.
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REPORTS OF STANDING COMMITTEES
IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE.

IMPROVEMENT COMMITTEE
Upon a resolution IN relation to the grading
Of kifth street, from Mil street north To the
corporation line, ETC. and that the mayor
close a contract therefor with the lowest and
best bidder, etc, the Joint improvement com
mtttee reported ~favOrably. Report adopted by
council and concurred in by board Of alder
man nnnannhnrI IL Ig-I
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IF you want handsome hints and dress
goo5s. you will ind them at Speed, Tsy-
Tor, Strange & Co.'s.
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BLANKETS, BLAKkETe,

VERY CHEAP, AT
JACOB CANS, 29s MAIN STREET.
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BED and all other styles of blankets a
Speed, TAYLOR, Strange & Co.'s.
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L advertisement of DR.. Butts Dispensary,
headed Book for the MIllon-Marriags Guide
in another column. 1t should be read by
all,
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know that q large portion OF b real ss-
tate Of Memphis is owned by womenf II
they knew It and only intended thstmen-
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thns sntailed, and falling 10 discern The
germ of truth which lies hidden under
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CHRIsTMAs Is COMING,

AMERICAN Driven Wells at Browne q
Brownies, 3l5Second street.
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THE cheapest and best Dyeiug and Cleaning
house in tie city is at 246 Second street (Huut
& HaGson's old standl.
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STRAYEp OR STOLEN.

TULk-SlO REWAkD-Dark bay mare
NJ mule; fifteen hands fighi nVe years
OId: gay spot on left breast; two sores over
GAGE & FISHER,
dI2 Sos Front street.
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time VIII come that insugurates the new
company, 30 eeTtsin VIII the price be
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STEAM FrrrrSs, sl5 second street.

Go TO Speed, Taylor, Strange & Co.'S for
ladies's ready made suits, cloaks and
shsWls.
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CHRISTMAS
Avoid the Rukf

Buy your holiday presents st
MEMPHIS DOLLAR STORE.
Examine our SOC department.
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COAL and coke tar for sale at the Gas COM
pany's Office, 81 Second street.
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RERARO.

nNEHUNDRED DOLLARS reward will be
" paid Ior the return OF the notes and
oThef uspsrs stolen from the Planters Insu.
rance Company, AID no questions asked.
W. A. GOODMAN,
deeJ3 Secretary Planters DsurRncsCo.
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For linen table dsmasks, napkins, tow
els and wine cloths, 20 to Speed, Taylor,
Strange Zoos.
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A drunkan man named Benjamin Was
run over and killed by q trsins Friday
evening, near fnoEtons Ohio.
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JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has the largest
assortment OF Magazines, Pictor1als and dai-
lies in the city.
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@NEURrL" is the great antidote for neu-
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The only Fitisn man eaters In America HLs
nov in Memphis on their way 70 EnFopei
and will hfb 81 The corner OF MsolsV1
snd second streets, Kit Williams blocks ioI
q few days only. .-rI
The Troupe viii perform their Wonoe1Iua
War Dances, Sham FigIts and songs. 1ns
Fifian Princess, Ottawa gr~anddA0RnteI u
the present King, ThackomOau, Will Lseu
rom the Fijtsn Bible, to Mlustrste lns ~
cess Of the missionaries ameng this cannlDAl
Professor BOYHE, long 8 resident OF the
Islands, viii Interpret 10 the sudLencs snu
hf6ited with TIE troupe, over 10 o n numDsLs
IN ren Francisco I'VE 10 90 peopls Elsltee
them; i in thrse deys Ihey anIs
with me s. ms success at salt LaAe' Oh A
Ruo other places. os oa,ts
EOors omen from l. an. 70 10 o-m. W
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THE cheapest and the best is J. Hunter,
Al Monroe street. Has a splendid stock of mer-
chant tailoring goods, and can make up to
order as neat fitting and fashionable suits for
gentlemen as can be found in the city.
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THE MEMPHIS GAsLI6HT COMPANY Is now
furnishing its consumers with gas OF very SUI
perior Illuminating power, not surpassed by
any company in the world, which is due in a
great measure TO the Naptha process. Where
persons fail to get a satisfactory light It due to
some defect or obstruction IN the pipes inside
the building. If the quality Of the gss is good
in one locality, If surely should be throughout
the entire city, as no gas company can make
good gas for one party and poor gas for an
other. II all comes from one reservoir.
THE DIE BUFFALO on the war-path
again. Health snd strength numbering at
his back. Upper Blue Lick = the fashion,
able mineral spring water Of the age, and
the best slterstiYe and spsrient known.
Supplied in cases Of two dozen bottles,
filed carefully at the spring. An excsl-
lent thing for family use.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
Wholesale Agents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-13

~ ESiDEHCE-on Poplar street Pike, two
HI mlez Inom Cont EQuare, Contalhlng o
rooms, servants rOOl and stable, good cis-
tern, well and 4 acres garden Terms, $50.
Apply 70 j. =. WYNNE,
dk p. and A. Ia. ca.