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Siireau Der Strafen=S nrdbbrubs=
Spn1lniiiGre.

Baltimore, Den t9. Wtdr8 1872.
Die GomlniIGre iir zen Durdbru6 Don StraBen
MAIDEN hermit il 0tnaBbelt o. .. IbiWritte5 elmer
Serorbnnng sur ausiitun9 aGuiTCr Der @emeinre in
SeSiebun9 AMI Die StraBeH ser Staot Baltimore Su=
~itsbcnber SeiungniIie, luetde GIN 3. Ipril 1866 genebs
migt Woroen, b%efannt, oaB Tie Wipntda, Y. lprtl
1872, Sormitta95 ~ ubr, I'M 9iireau Der Sommiiidre
dui ser SlooitzGde non @alpertz mo 9erin9toniraBe
it1 p%eriamlueln peroen, nm an Die Nu5ibun9 gcnannz
ter Seiuguiiie 81 geben uno Die ibACn iibertra9enen
nnb BON ibnen erbeiidten Saidteu i'm Getreff oCE
S~pubcmuirenS II. SeHucne Ger SdurCnsffrd6e
Don BennipIuarid=Qu enue bis MaoiioH=apGuue, in
nebereintilnmun9 nit elmer am Is. WtdrS 1872 9eueb.
mi9tsn 8Grorbnun9 Nes Siirserlneiiters uHo Stuot'
ratbe5 bon Baltimore 5u crridt
Cinnn lSnn
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Wef>S aratuga= Ctr. >Spar> mnO Bau>
Wprrfu

YnrtlanbitraBcn : Banbereln Wr. 3.
Die jabresz Beriammluns hes obisen gersinS fins
bet ndhiten Sienffas, ben 8. april, abenos ubr
ftatt. DIE Mitslteber iEo eriudt, ft baielbit eirSu=
ben. Jafpb Sugbdum, Scfr.
IQ1l
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5enator Sdur3 sebt nddite ISOLDE
nad Nelp<9oif uno miro i'm Cooper Snitts
tute" cine Oeutihe &eOe du @unaen Der Gin.
cinuati'sr Ylattform balten.
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]0rouiOrntia,

Nr. II, Suutb>, sescniiber6 ermanar.
3attuneen.- = Sisbcn Dollars pro gBoGe &rantsnz
gelh.-@in nod ben 9eieeen nes Stdatcs Wfarplanb
tnco1portrter INN unler Den IuiDiclen Der
n6egenieitiSen 2ebens SeriIo)eruuS8 $ Sefeus
id,aft pom Baltimore"
gr. II, g outp=, ssseniber @srmanfrases
oraQniiirter Berein. -(223-I
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SHBluip. I
Sim Wontag belt man bel Brighton @e@
neralprobe fir bie aui 1874 anberaunlte
v5hlaht bel 0Orflm" OBJ; paS Wtall0per
,pilb als Elm Sehlidlag be,eidnet.
2lsraeli, Der Siihrer Der brittlhen Sppolt%
tiou, bielt am litttlpof Ibeno in Wfanhe<
fer cine Stebe an cine Waifenuerlammlnrl9
Sonieroatluer, IN melter er iowohl ben Arr
9imeuten oer 0fcpubllfaner, wie Ollie uno
Sraolausb au b~esesnen iuhte, OILS aud, letller
DiiBbiuiguug oes jeeigen Mtnifertnms tn
erbltterieI Setle 2uft mahte.-Ils Antlpart
ant Dtltss' aHtras, bic Soften bes 8outg,
tburns ~ rlllteriudeu, fiblte oieier beldnlt@
tens Sorp lonbelbare Baralelen oil. Gr be.
,ptes nemltd, SaB Die 8esierung Der Ser.
Staatesi mebr oils boppelt 10 piel fofe, ais bic
en9iii9e &inililte bstraae, inbem er @refl-
tioe, Gon9reB, Observation-Disclosures unO Sc
9tslatursn SulanlmeH oils amerifauiide STE
9lernr9 rsdnete. 9israsli jdeint 5u persel>
len, paB GnslanN Elm Barlamtut bat, tpeldes
beosutenO uebr fOict, als Der amerifaniide
SongreB INN oaB DIE IroptH3ialuerpaltnng
GnslanO's TAFT Oitislbe 1T, mie bic staats.
per,paltun9 Gnlerlfa's.
Die RieterIaute.
Sn 9OulnO leierte mon Dor einiqen Sa9eu
pie breibnnpetldbrise @soaatnibfsisr bes
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aufmertIanl, pel6e in Gaineutidern, SalsfrGgen,
Sdcepoiuts, Sacques pr0 SpiBea ~bcIteEen.
(59, 81, 3,5,7, g, u, 3,5,7,9,St,3I
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Mbminiitrationsz Nnseiae.

Iadritt miro bicrmit ~sc9ebcn, bo6 ltntcrJcltnets
8olmaGt 5ur SerpaituHg oCs ytadlaiies ocs oubiet
~oeriorh. 0eprg Sapper crboltcn bahel. Alc0Ic,
Die Sorbcrungcn oil oiciem gah(nS b0bcn, pCroCn
btcrmit nnisciorbert, ioIde nebit cen ~nOtbigcn SclCz
gen i~pdtcftens anl.30. September 1872 cinjurci6cn unit
as%nipraSSc C an Die oitien Ma yiadiass acIcsi{fd far f]S SSrt u e.
Hart luerben m09en. Ellie, Die 3abhIn9cn on oiCien
yfahla8 Si MAIDEN 9aben, luCrocn bicrlnit %aui9ciors
bert, iolhe unpcr5i9lth an ll~ntcrjti6ucte 81 lCiften
no nibt 10 luiro 9cri6tli9 cin9ci6rittcn.
"a, 6. 92l Sftp SSenner, Q0n.
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Sureau Der StrafensS urabruhS:
SDmmtfiGre.

Baltimore, o. April 1872.
Die G%olumifidre iHr Den Dur6bruh pom StrOBen
MAIDEN biermtt in @tmd8leit Ocs &. I6idnittCs elmer
8eroronun9 CUR IusIbun9 ~grpiier Der Uemeiuoe in
BeBiebun9 AMI Die StraBcu in Der StabtSattimore 5u>
itebenDer BeIu9niiie, luel1e ON 3. Gprit 1866 9enebz
migt Dorotn, 6u6 lie WuHtd9, oen -. aprtl 1872,
8Ormitta9s 10 lbr, I'M Sitreou Der @omlntiiGre ,
Sloot=@de bon @alpert= un0 2erin0tonitraSe, fd
%periammeln lueroen, umu an Gusibung 9~enanrter Be
IugniIie gu 9e6tu nnb Die ibucn iibertra9Cnen uno pom
ibnen cIbetihten 9hidtcn i'm Betreff 0es Gonrcn:
niren5 ms ScfnenS Ter SdnpalcftrdBe BON
0arloro=3toa0 bis 5ur 'oroiraSt, in nc6creiHitims
mung nit elmer an 1. Ipril 1872 9erebmi9ten Bera
%orbnun9 Res Wapors unO Staotratbe5 bon 8alti'
more 5u peIiften. SiaGc Sor,-
SGmcS Q. Mprrpn,
Sobn 3. 9ianctt,
Gommiidre.
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s HrOntlfr.- Ghratrf Gomiaue,

frOnt(tr.- Gbratrr GOmiqae.
* Die au3iebsubieu Sorfeanuseu, bic
Baltimore bietet.
Sfet5 uberoDae Sdufer!I
oos 2bsoter IN gut %stbttbt,, Der
5eSen llbenS une Wfittmod unr GOnnabeus
Radmittnss miro ~defpieIt.
Otter Jeitmn6e!
Eotal neueS Qroeramm!
Grtra@6 eierta9s- 80 atinee beute,
Wontas Nadmittna Is ubr.
Engagement Der ~reiStnoen Sdussrin uno S6aus
iptslerin
Fri. 5ennie Snabes.
Srits Wohe ru beribmteu @barafter Sarifsuer
Sdrnn unf 5arrn g8OOf.
Debit Der @uRbsrtineer
"a Sefee,
brct on hG !3abG. rsip. 5, Z une II SABRE att.
Der groBe suropitite SdauipistI
arpf. Dor
tHqrt leire unbe9retfiher Hahabmungen Dor.
Der cageIneln beliebte R~eaerz9omiter
hattie StuGIt
Soften auf.
Grte gsode Der
9amen. MeinfreIs.
aus pter5ehn ~rsiSeHotn iun9en Samcn beitebsnb, be-
nen bas Ne9ersSleeblatt u. =. SaIbptt, Neter
Zee une 8. Q. Grndrcs biIlreih sur Ssitt ftebt.
erlte Mo9s pes neuen Sce'H.Sonets
Vic WecrcSgDlItn
init 6rdul. Settle NemmeIeberg
uno
lfer treflid1en Sauet.Sruppe.
Stete ISOLDE Der serpanoten Srait=, Siege une
SpIinstlnftIsr
SpaIe une TrdpfIin.
Die rieiise 9ultipieI=Truppe In reuem pieGfiltigeH
Sro9ramme; Sum Sdlnfie hus neuceofuls Shauipisl:
uNtn Sltcf auf Ncm=Yprf."
Im 10. 4pril Notwithstanding Der Sc
fdpifter RemmelSbcre
SeoeR Srett q 9: Sorftelung FIR Tamen.
W1 atinccs :Rittp ID SDnnnhenb
RGdmittIne. 7Q-9Il
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6ambtnn's npaefohilitf,e Siuftur

H1- 6eiratbs= nns spscs.Museiaeu, 4 2inien
nidbt iiOeridteitene, 20 Seuts fir einmalise
Snfertipu.
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&eab's "GRAND DUCHESS" GDl>
niiges @aGer.
ARABS GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE"
aRIAD's GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE"
aRHAD's GRAND DUCHESS COLOGNE"
Das bette foIniibe gBaiier in amerita, unibertrof,
fen bon irgeuo eirem GnDeren Grtifet. Stein Seiuder
BaItimore's ioGte es unterlaiien. itG nit elmer Slaite
bie5es
ausgeseiGneten Iarfims
su rerieben. @6enio nirb empioblen:
.Redc'S Sempeiritter<S paust,s
r8ieab's Gempelritter= S oquet,"
p9feab's SenpelritterzS oauet.H
Eerner tofte aui teinem Gollettentilbe feben:
n9ieab's magiihss Yuluer nr boien 5als,~
ryteab's ma9iines Yuluer Iir b0ieE 6als,"
Elm uniibertrei1ihss Seilmittel IIr DutsleiSen iraenb
peIber grt, rpie cine Flai9e, rid1tig anseipanot, bar
tbun miro. Die Birfuns bes 0tittels lit cine ,uun=
oerbare. VI. .. 8eaf,
(Sep16.tS) Ser. 181. Baltimore. nabe sigbtHr.
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ser mi dhtiaifem Greianiiie.

AD VERTISEMENTS, NOTICES &c:
published in the "CoRREsPoSDA'1 ~ N"s''"
and GERMAN ldnguI9S.~
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Scr a,rd,enratb.
Wn mir Wnfhins~Rittrri

NH DIE YyfYtH6z JltIltr!
Mne Srbens=Mit9liebcr, nelbe ON 16 9pril an
Der Barabe Sneil Su nebmen beabfid.isen, mD9en iid
ana, s., 6.,8., g., TO-, H., ~, 13. uno is. aprll
Nbenbs BON 8 his 10 llbr m it " lrtefn unh De
gen sum@rer5iren in Ger ,,@ n TT q I=S ollie"
an 81 orb=9 aptraB ein5uIinOen.
s. 8. mabfpg, Obmann
49, 2.S4-5) bes Sonsuas=Iusibuiies.
0eiangbereiu u6armOuie."
Seate Sanfas) Mbcnb punt 9 l1br Gerlamm=
lung in Der ~gatrontai6e." Morsen ,Sonntas)
abenb 8 nbr 6 on5ert-Brobe I'M gereinsIofale.
(94) u. Grpe, Gefr. F,
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8anbereine.
0eaenieitiafeits. Glan.

Merchants and Mechanics Permanent
Building and Loan Company.
MutorifIrtes Gapital $1,000, 600.
6eseihneteS Gapttal.. 800.
Der 1slan Der @etelihait III se9enlciti9, Der @e=
tpinn miro bafbidbrlib ~uertbeilt, uno bic Dtlt9'ieeer,
iuelthe @sloer S~ispen, baben gteinsn artbeii nit ZEN
Snbabern pon nidt seSoseneu Intbellen am pollen
geminne. Die 0ipfoenoen baben iia in oeH lesten
2L Sabren nuf 12 4roseut pro Sapr aui Ole elH9s@
sablten Beitrdge ~bclnnien.
Ser Betrae, pslter auf ieben antheil porssitoi=
len, ionie DER 4bitanes=BoHue lit ourh bic e%onftttu.
ron fetscfteft: nur 6 Yrcscnt Sinien rperoen aut
bas porieidoiiene @elo berednet
4ari. @ertb $3.50 pro antbeil. Bo4ensabluns 80
Gents. Yerionen tdnnen gu ieoer 2eit obne Rahs
,abluna ~eintreten. Cine Sopie Der @oniiitution ODER
iernere Austunit fann man in Dem Snrean Ter 6e<
ieufd,afr ii6er Der Beopies Sonf, Gde Der Baltimore
uuo 8aca< St.aSe, ieoen Montag 9lbens BON s bis
9 nbr ODER BON Den Bear ten ctholten.
10. y. Sanfslf, WrGI;
Senrp WcSbane, Sice=Brdi.;
gamuel 3. D'prsan, Setr.;
fe4-5) NJ. u. 2cib. S9atm
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER Tonight
Olive Logan gives Der RrsJ lecture. The
subject lie Girls" A more fascinating
sutjscf, we 90 not 81 this moment call to
mind, Among the girls of whom Olive
will especially speak are the fashionable
girl, the beautiful girl, the womanly girl,
the Yankee girl the western girl, the
southern gil, and the stropg-min6ed girl
The fashionable girls viii be there in
force, In the audience There win also
bs 6 large representation Of the beautiful
girls, for Memphis is well supplied with
mat srtiels. WOmaBly girls will also be
present IN goOdly numbers. As for the
southern girls, ICED bless emil they VIII
: pfinkle the paIquss and dress-circls as
Is plums in = Christmas pudding.
The sirOng-miDded girl, We suppose Olive
be considered to represent in hsr
own comedy person, TO some extent,
she has recently dealt 3 pretty
snsrp thrust at come of the s~elf-constitu-
.sd leaders Ia the strong-minded army.
Whstsver Olive says, Of D thing We are
eertsin-she will treat us TO more than
one good hssrty laugh, Tomorrow night,
Passions
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GOMEZ
A EOts nrom q EOrEhern Nan who
Knows How Et Is HAnseIG.

EDITORS APPEAL In a communication
from . mechanic, he nays the great want Of
the city and country Ia provisiOn-rasEing
farmers q fruit-raiaers 1.-THE better cl2ss
Of sueh1Y but they will not come or stay
among as unless properly and respectful
~ treated. | can say for one that such .
class OF people are well and properly
treated and I never hsvs heard one say
ne was mistrestsd here by q ~Southerner
In b i've years I have bsen here, and IS
Tar - 1 aa concerned I never was better
treated among strangers than have been
In Memphis. Some Of my best friends
are among the Southern people, and I
have always been treated with the great
EST rsspsct By the best Glasses, sad wen
p~atroDtsed aud encouraged OF late. and
MORE I have been questioned about
my religion OF politics. II NOrth6Fn men
VIII come here and not make themselves
~onnoxious In politics sud attend to thar
business. shsy can enjoy their OWE oPin-
ions and no enc VIII interiors. Tksrs In
no dou shout their success In fruit or
Vegsbabie-gF01ing. The clfmsts Is de-
hghsfu and there Is an increasing de-
Eaand, both here and North, for early
stuff. Small fruit growing hss been a
succsss With me here, although I had
some aWbaoks when I hrst came. Some
of the Old citizens told me that berries
and grapes would not do well and could
nos be made TO pay here, bat they have
changed their opinion.
=1here IL q tendency to high rents a.
"Machanic" says, but ] think Isnd-oWn-
ers would now give such msn . chance
and let them have . long lease with Low
rents Then they viii be Induced 70 come
and stay among rs.
7. s. BARBOUR.
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euzas.

EVERY ONE his OWN DCCTDR-Paf1Ta
IA private instructor for mazrisd pe-s0rs o.
moss aoouE 70 5e married oh mails ard r.
male, N everything concerning SIC uhysfoI-
ogy eno relatiocs o. our sexuE system. and
the pI0auetlon zHd pFsrs4Gaa q 1fsHrIr-
inc udfng al the REV dIscoVe tss never 81
loEe g1ysa IN p EugEsh I~anzuag-. by IN
I'D This y rsa y = " luahle and
interesting work. II IS written = sIa d LAM
SuAgs Tor tue general Feeder. and Is EIuE.
Iabed Win UumerOuz En-raviuzs. AL
young married people. on tncss caullup plat
ing marriage. and nag1uU tDadlast IN psr1-
menLtO married lie shGnAd raZa mis- COX
II olsoloses secrets thsE Evzrs CuEshaulr 90
acquainted With; TIL It'll aboCk thai must
pc loeGe up andnot les La a3Gu5t1s house.
Al VII De sen 70 any addresses receipt o. 50
cents. Address Dr MA- eu-a 80 "a
Spruce street, uuub-P1ladalphia
~ AFFLICTED n UEEUarCNAaE.
NO matter WhaE MAY be yElE disease. Dsfor8
you place yourself under ne sars % Any one
Of the QuACKs-nadTs nd foreign who
advertise in this or ary Osrsr paper gss =
eePy OF Dr- Lc1ng's Book sC1 psad Il care
July Is va be the means n sav1ng you
= dollar, you EEzu ald possibly
your 1es Dr. Nouag can b-eeonsulEed on any
the diseases describe - ais Publications.
0y mall or as iaofire No as SBruca street
above Fo1rth- PhHadslshie nolgw
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upon It's glOries. He also visited and IN
spected various other parts Of the house,
including the bar, after which he was
taken on q buffalo hunt through Hsppy
Hollow He inspected the stalionbOuse
on Adams street, and drank rome OF
Nealis's soup, and afterwards tastedDuf-
fey's hot Irish. He slowed away a soup
tureen full OF that nourishisg liquor.
Having performed these extraordinary
fes5s, possible only to an imperial Rus
sian, he mounted his droEki again and
rejOined the procession
The marshals and assistant marshals
did everything in proper style, Colonel
Alexander, the assistant marshal who
rode q large white horse and carried q
spear In e hand and a mountain how
itzsr In the other, was the terror OF AL
who struggled from the ranks,
Long after ths procession dispersed at
the appointed place squads Of the eele-
bTants psradsd the streets until they n
nally found g retreat In the numerous
bathrooms hat opened wide their doors
to every one who had = mask q a ticket.
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Places ~ which the Daily Appeal can
be Procured.

The DAILY PPEAL can be had every morn
ing a. the fOlOWing-uamed places IN the eity
Al ri CO~ununE-hOOmt a Union street.
Al the newsstand Of Joe Locke, Nc. G5h
Main street.
A. the newsstand Of W. J. Msnsford, corner
Of second and Monroe streets.
Al The newsstand in the Peabody hotel.
Al The newsstand IN the Commercial hotel
10 the neWss.-uC IN the Morsham house.
AT the neWs-s e. IN the 0yerton hotel.
Al Tie neWs-s 7ro IN the southern hotel.
Al The newsstand OF Emmons q Son, No. 10
Jefferson street.
AILne newsstand Of Wm- Spickernsgle, cor
ner OF Fourth and Poplar sueetss
At The neWB-Etan1 On ST. LOuis Wherfboat
Al lac newsstand at LanieT & Eldridses,
Second street near Madison.
At the newsstand Of HOLIDAY, on Beale
street, near Main.
Al the newsstand al the Railroad depos.
A. The newsstand on The Memphis and Lit
ue Rock wharfboaL.
street, near second.
Al LA. Oorwins, &H Main street. near Mad
Hou.
a Paul nght's, rs Main street.
A. n, 3 sOAssiOnis newsstand, 4Sl Nam
street.
A. Wake Newsstand, Ne. los BssIs
stIett, Opposite Bssls EtIeetmsfket.
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Z DISTINGUISHED physician, In speak
ing 81 ne Alternative and sperient proper
lies OF Upper Blue Lick, SAYS There is
not in Amsrica-in she world peThsps-
any other one specimen Of nstussl mineral
spring water holding in solution 50 great
variety cf7Esits, the value OF which IN
the trestunent OF disssseiE amply sttesied
by their daily employment in some form
~ our most EkiliIul physicians"
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
Wholesale Agents..
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VIehsburg nd NashrnIe.

At the third sHnusl meeting OF the
stockholders OF the F~ioksbuTg and Nash
vile railroad company Qste Grensds,
Houston and EssteTn) held At PittshOro,
Calhoun county, tbs following named
stockholders were elected directors for
Myers, J. Brstnsy, J. S. Griffin and I. W,
Marin, of ChlckEssw; T. 7. EnOchs, A.
Woodward, D, O. DnlSRey and NJ. NJ. BO
land, Of Calhoun, and L. Q Lse, A. P.
Dunnsway5 3, B. Sherman and J. d. Le-
fore, of Grenada county. The directors
elected Uficers as follows: President,
General W. 7. Tucker; viee-president,
MsiOz T. T. EnOchs; secretary and trea-
sUEer, d p Black; attorney, Hon. J. N.
Martin.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

CHURCB's MUsIoAL VISITOR for Febru-
airy has reached our table, and is certainly
the best and handsOmest number yet
issued of this valuable art journal. The
sfnOntispieee is adorned by 3 fuli-psge pOr-
trait of C0ristine Nilsson. Correspond
enc from New York, Boston, St Louis,
Chicago, Indianapolis and New Orleans;
able editorials. The departments Of mu-
steal, dramatic end art news are fresh and
iul. It's musical contents embrace White
sails Waft me away a beautiful ballad,
written by the authorizes of LEAF by leaf
the roses fab; OhEpin's besujifnl waltz
Op. 81, No. 2 and the Overture Medley"
Terms, q dollar per mum. John
Church & Co No. &c West Fourth street,
Cincinnati, Ohio.
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A eaaD..


MEdPHIs, Tenn, February l3. lsza.
EDITORS APFRAL-1R Communication
published In your psper yesterday reIs-
tive TO ths school board, one lease
Isaaca'' Is mentioned IS having severely
criticised the conduct Of one of the teaoh-
ers OF the Market street. school. This Is
to inform you and the public that it is not
the Isaac Isaacs, Tailor, No. SIX Jefferson
street, but may be a liquor merchant
doing business In Towards Bow, whose
name Is " Isaac Isaac.n
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childran, and some of them carried little
pigs, the only pets they had in the Forld
"FREE SCHOOL"
A wagon representing q school In full
blast made fun without end. The old
pedagogue with birch in hand and spects-
clss IN nose had infinite trouble IN keep
ing a mixed squad OF male and female
duness In some sort of order. Some of
them stuck pins In the lower end OF his
back, while others made fun OF him before
his face, Any one having the bowels of
compassion could hardly help shedding
tears &C his multiplied m~isfortunes. Fol-
lowing this vehicle came a long, miscelIa-
neous and tndesertbable crowd On foot,
which no man could number. at the tall
end Of which
b CowBRLLoeEoNs
ratified their old pots with such vehs
menee rs 20 deafen the ears Of the long
parsllel wall Of spectators that stretched
from the church at the corner of BesIs
street TO the synagogue opposite the I" X
10 8" up In the vicinity Of Pinch.
PRINCE OF THE CARNIVAL.
The tallsss and most elaborate wagon IN
the procession was that Of the "Prines of
the Carnival" He sat In 3 huge wine
glass fully twenty-five feet high sur
Tcun0ed BY Chinese IautsfEs and little
attendants in masks and guarded Dy 8
squad OF trusty knights in gorgeous APP
pSrel.
The ku-klux had q wagon Of their own
in the procession in which we're reprssen-
tstiyes OF the khan from all the States Of
the South. All the terrible scenes alleged
to have been enacted for wears past in the
CarolinSs were presented. The ku-klux
appeared In full regalia. iOae of their
number pSr8onRted q living see Of
spades, the Veritabis batt-end
Of midnight, the t-mpsrsonation OF loyal
leagUeism. The negro was executed &C
e3rdiug to all the forms made familiar By
Nsst's pictures, and by the trustworthy
correspondents Of the Cincinnati press.
A thousand or two ether negroes saw how
the horrid deed was done and strange 70
say they seemed to enjoy the scene, the
dssth-ssruggle, the efforts to escape, even
more keenly than the whites that
thronged the sidewalks, crowded
the windows and awnings, and
3 party OF gay gesters, clad in q mot
ley gsrb at yellow and black grOtesquely
distributed. were occupants of q Car Ia
belled
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REPoAT.

Second ChaneeEy Ceurt-Be0ats Chan
celf0r.
To-day the Argument In the gas cases
viii be concluded after which, Brown
vs. Hunt; Csdmontoni W. City; Lang.
lord VS.. Aldrich; LOwenstein We. Wolff
Lewis vs.. ODER: hcDensld vs. Etche-
Brinkisy: OockIsn vs.. Gross; Linoeln
~. Hsrhert; Crook vs. Fesguson; Lump
kin W, Wilson.
first ofroatt easEs-HeiSAeu, Judge.
The esse of BrstEpaR vs. st, Louis
Packet Cenpsny s. Htiltp 60 trial; The fol
lowing cases win be eaitsc to-day after IL
IS cehclnded. 4l2 122es 1888 1toss 1870,
1871, 1878, 1873, 1873, 1851, 1862. l65s. 1856,
1857 1855, 1891 l5s2, 1853, 1884 lHOo and
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PERsoNAL.

COLONEL KINLoCH FALCONER, Of Hol-
ly Springs, is In The city, EN- Jying the
festivities Of Msrdi 6rRs.
COLONEL TON NEIL, of the Dyersburg
Gszstte, Is in town, and is iubilsnt ovsr
the splendid record Memphis has msdess
q city for Mardi Grss celebrations.
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Wonderful Cure fer Cancer,

THIS REsRDE SOuFEEs AZ CUFEz
il IN al cRses where the vital brcars are
not materially paEaE SD. Wiz re eruresaaI
TO any usrt Of the Omitted 7sases. with mn
directions, on reostpt O. So ana deserfotion
- % part aneotecs ste. send By ExnTes5
@. U d. or in reQistered iettars. THIS EET-
y No auMBGG. Subtraction Fusrautssa
or money Ieturned Address
NJ JO9NsTON,
low Or-rna-r ME-
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me NORTH mfssOnri,

The North Missouri railroad formally
passed into the hands of ths st. Louis,
Kansas City snd Northern railroad COM
psny, and the Tosd will hereafter be
known by that nalns Ali former officers
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sERllx ZEPHYR WOOL

REDUCED PRICES.
Until further notice, we viii sell
zsphyrs at the following prices;
CoLoRED-.........20c per o.. or q 70 perlb
WHITE q BLACK. loo per o., or s22 perlb
7. W. JOHNSTON & co.
Opposite Peabody Hotel.
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RAILROAD NEWS.


A dispstch received from Cincinnati last
night says says thst the governor Of Ken
lucky yesterday signed the Southern rail-
rOsd bill.
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a PUTNAM''

was displayed en- a wagon to great advsn-
tsge, He dashed down the rocky fSce of
the mountain once more with q troop OF
British horse firing at his heels, This part
the show was very fine.
A wagon filed with Crispins and labeled
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Il PROCESSION.

The only trouble shout the procession
was the difficulty Of getting into order,
owing to the vast crowd that were ready
to Join. The head of it started from the
Charleston depot down Adams street Just
about dark, or 8 few minutes after. Be
fore It got properly strung cut it was fully
two miles long, End at least three thou
sand persons on horseback and on foot
we're in line. The great calcium light
which followed st the rear of the process
sion threw a binding light the whole
length Of Main street, from Market cloer
to Beale. The light which was csrrisd a.
the head of the procession did not snow
very brilliantly, but the deficiency was
made up by calcium lights that were
-ad AZ uarfnue Dniu.z
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ECONoNY-TakB your fall clothing 70 tbs
Steam Dyeinz and Cleaning House HINT q
HansOn's old sazndb 24s Second street.
HANBOH a VALKER.