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VIA SAvAN NAB.

The Splendid Slde.H heel Steamers, sSA
| DICTATOR. Captain L. II. Coxetter. &a
| OITv POINT, Captain Fitzgerald, VIII leave
| Cherleston every TUESDAY, THURSDAY and SUM-
DAY EVENING, ct s O'Clock precisely, for
SAVANNAH,
FERNANDINA,
JACKSONVILLE,
MAGNOLIA,
GREEN COVE SPRINGS,
ST. AUGUSTINE,
PALATKA.
AND ALL LANDINGS ON ST. JOHNS RIVER.
Connecting at Palatks with steamer for
the Oclawaha River and with the Steamer STAR
LIGHT for Enterprise, Mellonvtlle, and all points
on the Upper st. Johns and Indian Rivers.
These fine Steamers, built In New York, espe.
cIally adapted for the Florida trade, are furnished
with every comfort and convenience, and snefd
the CHEAPEST. SAFEST AND MOST COMFORT.
ABLE MEANS OF REACHING FLORIDA. They
provide q nrst class table, well furnished: COM
Portable Staterooms, and make No E4EhA
CHARGE FUR MEALS N STATERo0MS.
They land almost at the doors Of the pr1ncpai
HoIels OF all above points, saving the Invalid ena
tourist the dangers and disc0mforts OF frequent
Connect at Fernandina with Florida Railroad
for all points in the interior, and wish Rali11ea
for New Orleans and Havana, via Cedar Keys.
For Freight or Passage, apply TO
RAVENEL d 20. Agents,
Corner Vanderhorst's Wharf and East Bay.
deco
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SINGER SEWING MACHINE combines simpll'
city with durability.
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RUSSIA LEATHER GooDs, Baskets, Pocket
books. Gard Cases, &C., at Hayden's, King
ot,eet, decls-7
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FURs FOR THE H~oLIDAYs.-At Furchget,
Benedict d Co. Furs for ladies, Furs for chill
dren, Furs for all, at very low figures.
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FINE CUT GLASSWARE, China Cups and
saucers al Hayden's, King street. decls-7
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THE "WILLow Oh BASKET WORK Box" tor
sale at "Fogartie's Book Depository, Is q new
and exceedingly beautiful article.
decl8-Wtm3
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.

400 bales upland cotton, 4s bags sea island cot
ton, 400 bbls rosin. 20 obls spirits turpeniine,
rough rice, lumber, DC. To Railroad Agent, Frusl
& co, " Z Ryan. Kinsmau q Howell, Barden i
W O Courtney q CO, TIP Smith, A 8 smith. Cald.
well d Son Mowry d Son, A J Salinas, Stoney d
Lowndes, 8 d stoney, AB Mulllgan, J D kirk.
patrick, and Others.
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CUT GLASS DaoANrERs, Goblets, Wines, &c
at Whilden's. decls-7
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You MUST go to Won santen'a, No. 22s King
street, for all Popular Games, Outdoor Sports
and Home Amusements. oct30-W
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CHINA TEA SETS, forty-four and flty.siz
n,ecss. at Whildep's. dec1s-7
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SINGER MACHINES can be used by hand Of
foot.
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SCOTCH Wood Vases and Boxes, at Will
den,s decls-7
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PURSES, PoRTxoNNI1Es-in fine Russia
leather, at Whilden's. declS-7
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WRITING DESKS, Work Boxes and Dressing
Cases at Hayden's, King street. deels-7
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The following is the official return Of deaths
In the City of Charleston, for the week end.
ing December IA, 1872.
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s'OH, MRS. ASHLEY, I am delighted with
my Sewing Machinep "Are you! VIVA ma
chine Ia 1t ?" ssSinQer's."
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BRONZE FIGURES, Vases, Toilet Sets, &C., at
Hayden's, King street. oeclo-f
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Markets by Telegraph.
MONEY MARKETS.

ONE
LONDON, December IT,.
Noon.- -Consols opened ct o xsslx. Fives, sex.
:. PARI5, December II.
Noan.-Rentes, 5Sf. SOC.
Evening.-Rentes closed at 53f 43c.
NEW YORK, December II.
Noon.-Sreights dull. Stocks strong. Gold
weak at IlX. Money firm at l 32a1-16 per cent.
ments dull. State bonds dull but steady.
Evening.-There was greater stringency In
money than for q long time at 8; the rate was "
commission. Sterling, loss strong but nomlnally
unchanged. Gold llXal2. Governments closed
dull at FAX lower. states very dull. Freights
afaQdv
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PLArEDwlRE, Jewelry and silVerware, at
Whilden's. decls-f
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DRESDEN China Cups and sancers, at Will
"a decl8!7
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moR1uARY REPORT FoR TEE WEEK.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Markets.

OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
TUESDAY EVENING, December II, is7a.}
O~orToN.-This article commenced with q firm
feeling, which after wards assumed an advancing
character under better kilograms, but later the
market showed less activity and was somewhat
quiet; sales about 1000 bales. say 10 at 10, 4 at II,
4 at Tx, SO at TN, % at tx, 10 at IS, 40 at 1sX,
40 at lsx, "a at 1sH, 7 at 1sk, 8 at 1sx, 1853 at
lsx. 1s1 Of 10, 81 at 1sX, 20 at lex, 80 at lsX, Q at
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R~EcAPTrULATION
Whites :, Blacks and Colored 22-total 20; snd
HOTEL ARRITALS-DEC. II.

GEO. s. PELzBB, II. D., City Registrar.
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LIVERPOOL, December II.
Eoon,-BreadstuIs dull. Red winter WHIT at
lis Cd. Corn 2ss 81. Cumberland cut 3Ss. Beef,
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LIVERPOOL, December II.
Noon.-Cotton opened 1rmer; uplands 10Ha
18, 900 bales.
Later.-Oot on active and nrmer; uplands 10kd;
Orleans 10Kd; sales ls, 900 bales; speculation and
Eyening.-Cotto closed unchanged. Yarns and
fabrics quiet but firm. bombay cotton shipments
since last report 5000 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-04

W-ECT OF LAND-Embracing SIX ACRES.
Z with Improvements as follows: a good
house. clubhouse, stable, cisIern and an or
chEEd, on fernando road, four miles from
city Apply al l3 UNION STREET
TEXAS LANDS-Of various qualities, qual-
titles and locations, FOR sale very low. OF
lease for nothing but the taxes, which ART
lEl-. Apply 10 II. 4. STEELE,
grl IGS Front street. Memphis.
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The Helena Fair Attended by n Score OF
GarrOteru~Taey Start for Mem
phfs on the Saint Francis.
Three Of Thern Pat on the Boat, but
AfterWRrd Effect n Passage On
the Phil Amin, and Land
I'm Memphis.
The Police After Them in Hot Haste
Lively Times last Night.

The police again have a lively tinne on
their hands. The influx Of fifteen fresh
~garroters, last night, created Immense
alarm among the police circles CT the
city. This squad of rampant scoundrels
is fresh from eonqueFing fields in Arkan-
sas. They have been attendingt the Hell
ena Fair with great success. Last week
seven or eight stores in Helena were
broken into and robbed, but the negro
police arrested nObody-in fact, three or
four of the police themselves were gar
roted on the streets in day time, and no
one was arrested. An old man was
knocked down on the Fair Grounds,
and robbed of about two thou
sand dollars. The operations OF these
fifteen at Helena were Of the most brill
liant character. They succeeded every
time. Nothing went wrong with them.
Their pirate ship had plain sailing all
through the week. Not an arrest was
made. They lived high, and had q no
ton to take temporary possession Of the
whole town and run it for a month or
two. They, being all flush, got on the
st. Francis, Saturday, bound for Mem
phis. They were conserving their gains
for future work. They took deck pas
sage but managed to steal into the cabin
to get their meals. Three of them were
caught at this and put off at Sterling
landing. They did not stay there long,
however. for the Phil Allin soon came
along, they hailed her and got ON board
and arrived in the city ven before their
companions. They all got here last
night and scattered themselves about
the city in less than no time. Captain
Athy was quickly notified Of their mi
quitous presence, and sent word round TO
all the police to keep an eye open for
those fellows.
The police were active and vigilant,
and succeeded III raking in about half a
dozen of the suspicious characters before
twelve o'clock.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

1--WE have received from Horace Wa
tiers, Of New York, a barcarolle, "WheI
the Light Waves Rippling Play
Renaissance of Saratoga Lake, by J
r. Thomas; and "Horace Greeley:
March, as played by Grafulla's Seventh
Regiment Band. Hollenberg, on Sec
ond street, opposite Court Square, has
them for sale. Get them. .r
THE American Tract Society has Is
sued, through its publishers, Hurd &
HOughton, New York, The Riverside
Press, Cambridge, its annual almanac.
The present number is a fine, large one,
fully illustrated, with astronomical cal
culations for New York, Boston, Chica-
90, and New Orleans; tables giving all
information about postal matters, legal
weight OF the bushel in every State, and
a variety OF useful notes Of different
kinds. 1t is a handsome affair, and
only costs twenty cents. Joe Locke,
1864 Main street, has it for sale. vi
ENGLISH LITERATURE, is the title
of q book from the press Of the Univer-
sity Publishing Company of No. 4 Bond
street, New York. 1t is the joint work
Of Messrs. Johnston and Brown and will
prove an admirable textbook for the
higher classes in our public schools. Il
is printed from large type on clear white
paper, and is arranged in short chapters
briefly setting forth the claims Of the
authors who have stamped themselves
as great in connection with our language.
Although q book of not than four
hundred pages it is yet as full as could
be desired for students to whom it will
prove invaluable. 1t should be made a
textbook in our schools as one of the
series.
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PERSONAL.

H. A. SUMNER, ofOhio, w. o. Bowie,
Of Kentucky, Fl. Camps, Of New York,
]. G. FaxOn, ofNew York, I. j. Down
Mississippi, j. NJ. Sweat, Of New York
and G. S. Sharkey, Of Missouri, are stop
ping at the Peabody Hotel.
THE Pamela Star says Of the officers
Of the Mississippi and Tennessee Rail
road Company: "Since Mr.. Yonge has
been upon the road he has won for him
self the good option Of every one as an
active, earnest worker for the good OF
the company, and his universal kind
ness and gentlemanly conduct has en-
deared him to all who have come to
know him. He is a member Of the firm
of +. NJ. White q Co., of Memphis, and
will now become an active member, de-
voting his entire time to the mercantile
interest. The election will result in the
permanent election Of these gentlemen,
and the road may be said to have gone
into the hands of the new organization.
We do not know whether Colonel White
will be reelected President or not, but
hope that such may be the case. Mr..
Burke, the new Superintendent, was
before the war master-ntechanic Of the
Nashville and Chattanooga railroad, and
has been filling the anne position on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad fOrthe
last six years. We learn that he is a
thorough business man, having a practi-
cal knowledge of all the different de-
partments owe which he is called to
govern. We learn from those who know
him that he is a man of fine sense, edu-
cation, and athorough gentleman. Being
one, filed with an earnest desire TO do
what is right to all parties, we believe
that he will become one of the most eff
Gent and popular officers we have ever
had upon our load"
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The sacred concert

Tonight the concert for the benefit o.
st. Mary's Church will take place al
the Memphis Club Hall under the ex-
cellent management of Mr.. Henry Far
mer, one of the best musicians we have,
The principal lady amateurs Of the city
viii take part in the performance.
The programme is already out. 1t is
made up Of excellent selections. The
best people Of the city will be present.
The Grand OPerahOuse.
This will be a grand week in the Grand
Operahouse Charlotte Thompson, who
never fails to fill the largest room, will
tread the new boards of the Grand
OperahOuse stage in that ex~hilerating,
majestic and queenly manner which is
Characteristic of her. The company
that worked here with Barrett will play
with Charlotte. The bills during the
week win be Of g high character. The
Opershouse will be filled every night.
The piece tonight is a new play entitled
One WIFE. The name of it would lead
one to suppose that it is a comedy-a
sort Of comedy Of errors. We shall see.
New Memphis Theater
The 'Japsn will be at the theater this
week. They are an astonishing set all
through. There is nothing they cannot
do. The Davenports are nothing to
them at tricks Of ledgerdemain, they
can tumble like cats, make whole bush
els Of silver watches at a stroke and sell
them 10 the audience at five cents each.
They all carry long sleeved dresses in
which, like Ah-Sin, they carry one
hundred and fifty decks Of cards. There
are a host of them all equally as good.
In view Of the fact that there will be
forty-five thousand people in the city
on pleasure, Pat Short will
have a fine time and a plethoric treas
ury during the week,
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POLITICAL.
ADVERTISEMENT
To the Voters Of Haywood, HardemaI

ADVERTISEMENT
To the Voters Of Haywood, HardemRI
and MadisOn:
Colonel B. J. Lea, candidate for Float
er against Bond, Bryan and myself, i
now passing through u Floaterial dis
trict exhibiting some Of the Radica
tickets with the name Of John "
Bond upon them, making the impress
ion that Bond is the Radical candidate
Now, / simply wish to say that
saw, while at Brownsville, other Radi-
cal tickets with the name of B. J. Les
upon them instead of Bond, thus, as y0t
see, carrying water upon both shoul.
ders, just as he does in the Cheatham
and Johnson contest.
Fellow-citizens, is such a man worthy
of your support? have gone right for
ward. Istarted as a Democrat, and
have never bid for Republican votes. ]
have never lodged the Cheatham anG
Johnson, nor any other, question, but
have been for General Cheatham all the
time, and have so expressed myself on
and off the stump. J. J. BROOKS.
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LAW RECORD.
first Circuit Court-HeiskeII. Jude

First Circuit COurt-HeiskeII, Judge.
This court was occupied yesterday in
the trial OF the case OF Bretzman vs. the
st. Louis Packet Company. Several
witnesses for defendants have yet to be
examined. The trial will be resumed
on tomorrow, and will be likely to con-
sumo the morning session, if not the en-
tire day. The case Of Vance vs Jones,
No. 17I7 T. D., is added TO the calendar
heretofore published. The highest num-
Der set is 1910.
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TSsINE-A 3lhonse power engine sIo
II 8liler, with pumps and q lot Of l0-lnch
1 s BelL Inquire at
l15 Is ADAMS gTRFFT-
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Cr,miuaI Cour.-TIipptn. Judre.

The following cases were set for trial
to-day. Defendants on bonds and wit
nesses must be in attendance promptly;
81, Mike Poyton; 49,, James Cornell;
649, Charles Johnson; 687, James Pres
colt; 800, r. w. Perry; $40, r. w.
Perry; 81, r. w. Perry; 1853, Charles
Stewart; 9O7, Amos Stafford; 800, Whit
Smith; SIS, Eugene Hall; 913, Calvin
Williams; 913. Henry Humphreys; 9IS,
Dick Ware; 92l, Bill Ledbetter; 92l,
Walter Henry; l0l2, t. Walsh VS.. Wat
kins Dyson.
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WEAK LUNGS and Sensitive Threats
are severely tried by the sudden changes
Of temperature occurring during our
winters, and In consequence Asthmatic
Affections, Inflammation OF the Lungs.
Pleurisy, Bronchitis and similar COM
plants, are sure 70 be more or less pre-
valent. Coughs and C0lds, the fore
runners Of these often fatal complaints.
and frequently the cause OF them, should
be prudently taken ia hand on the nrst
symptoms, by resortiDg 81 once to Dr.
Jayne's ExpectOrant, N old and we'll
tried remedy, sure 70 remove your cold,
and 10 exert a healing and strengthen
ing effect on the Pulmonary and Bron-
chial Drrans. Sold avarrWhera-
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THE following are the names Of the
regular Democratic nominees for the
Legislature: Hugh d, Greer, A. B.
Haynes, James NJ. Harris, S. r. Gam
mon, John overton, Joseph Barbiere,
J. w. Eldridge. Vote for them.
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Memphis and ". louis Pueket Cornpaay
for Helena, Cbic0t, Greanville and Vfeks-
burR-Comnecting al ChicOt with the Tittle
Rock, PIN Blua and Aew Orleans railroad
also, The Mississippi, Ouaehita and Red River
railroad.
steamer CAPITAL CTf, n
CrapsIer -.....-~.master
VIII leave e above TUESDAY, NOy. bfh,
NOT FIEM. CALVERT, sup't.
FOR CAIRO AND 81. LOUIS.
Memphis and 81. Louis Packet Company
For Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and st. Louis,
steamer ST. LUKE h
blcEegs..-.---. ---.---.- --
Leave as above THIS DAY, November 4thi
at 5 o'clock pm.
mol FLEM. enpL
FOX ARKANSAS RIVER.
Merap8is and river Paeksi
Company-u. y. Nail Line.
For Pin Bluff and Little Rock Through
without reshipping.
Str. TIT KQEk..Eugen smith, master
Leaves MONDAY, November @
attn, az 6 o'clock pm. -
For freight or passage apply on board Of %
W.P. WALKER, AGENT
no8 once on Wbarfboat foot court 81.
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DRrvEN-wEL1s, Ie Jefferson street.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

rs has been stated from the first
day of the publication Of the
SUNDAY .APPEAL it is a dis
tiBct and separate issue, and no
advertisement is inserted in it UE-
Tess specially ordered and paid
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no ADVERTISERS,

Exhibitors at the Exposition VhO
irish notices Of their
Goods on exhibition can leave their
orders at MaRsford's neVS7stGnd,
in the Exposition Building.
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OPTED from He Tennessee GdEeite Of Au0usl
10, lS13, end Respectfully Dedicated 70
Fx J-S, Esq.
To dun OF not 70 dunP that is the question.
Whether Ills better that the purse shoulds suffer
For lack Of cash, by baneful emptiness,
Or by a gentle run 10 M II up.
To dun, 70 get the money-and be enabled
To live and pay ones debts-tls q consumma'
ton
DevoutIy TO be wished. To dun, to be denied
Denied with "cRll again" Aye, therestheru
For in that "eall again" what evils comet
What disappointment sore, chagrin and woe
What time is wasted, and what shoes are
worn
In consequence must give me paint II Is this
That makes 50 many debts not worth collect
Ing,
Tis this which sickens business TO despair,
And keeps from honest labor It's reward.
While aus in language Of complaint we speak
We don't forget our m0hy, many friends;
To them II debt Of gratitude we owe,
To them our gratitude we freely pay.
Buoy'd by their kindness, still our bark shall
sail,
Enjoy the pleasing calm nor dread the bolster.
Gus EIip.
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nANYrHINa 10 bent the Democra

IN l1HINH % DVaI Iuu D~thiOtIaCI
is the third party cry. Democrats, be.
ware. They want a lot of you to stand
by johnson for the purpose Of weaken
ing Cheatham, while they join the Rad
icals TO elect Maynard. Beware. Stand
by your nominees. Make a staight,
stand-up fight of it, and give these dis
organizing schemers no opportunity for
trickery.
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Bond. GoIng To-Day.

The st. Luke, Captain Rider, leaves
this afternoon at five o'clock for Cairo
and st. Louis and ali way-landings.
The United States mail and passenger
steamer Little Rock, Captain Eugene
Smith, leaves this evening at five o'clock
for Pine Bluff and Little Rock and all
points on the Arkansas river. Mr.. @. IL.
Conrad is her chief secretary.
The tri-weekiy passenger packet Phil
Allin, Captain Stack Lee, leaves this
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE
DepnrfnreS.
In Port.
Allin. O. W. Check. Ia


The river is stationary here, and but
eighteen inches above low water mark,
the boats up last night report but six
feet at Reeves, and that is about the
depth above to Cairo, but from there to
st. Louis but four feet eight inches is
reported, the Arkansas has only fifteen
inches at Rob Roy, and White river
thirty inches at Little Island, the de-
cline at points above, as reported by
the signal kilograms last night, was four
inches at st. Paul; one inch at Daven-
port; five at Pittsburg; ne at Cincin-
natl; and rose thirteen inches at Louis
vile. The weather was clear and pleas
ant yesterday, but cool at night.
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THE WFAHHER.

From the signal Bureau, Irving block
special Probabilities Tor Memphis during
the ExpositiOn.l
WASHINGTON, d. c., November s.
7:30 p.m.-Generaliy clear weather viii
prevail at Memphis Tomorrow, the
fourth instant.
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There will be a meeting of the
Young Mems Christian Association in
their new rooms, corner of Front and
Court streets, on Monday evening, No
vember IL, lS72-when an election for
officers for the new year viii be held
at which meeting all members are ear
nestly requested to be present.
BY order of Vice-President,
J. NJ. BEATTIE.
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WANTS.


IN LITTLE ROCK
TTLSEERs N LITTLE ROCk-We want w
good men a. once; liberal wages will b.
paid and constant employment given 70 goo
mechanics. HELNE & MORRISON,
hos Little Rock, Ark
VOUNG MAN-That understands the com
II mission business thoroughly; well nc
Quainted in the city. WEST, DANIEL d
WRIGHT. No. = Towards Row.. nos
CEEVAET-An accomplished dinIng-room
- servant Apply az this once. nos
ngESs-MAKEl-Three nrst-class dress
u makers. Apply a. Mr. OTUDLE'S,
nos II Linden STREET.
m SEAAISTREssEs at "A Beaie street. Cal
~ between the hour OF j n 4 O'Clock.
HFEN-At o. K. Landing, on Mississippi
vi river. Is miles above Helena, IS men tC
work on levee; wages 50 per month.
oc31 JAMES II. POLK.
THOsE needing cotton Pres 70 cal d
Il Ewiu's Iron and Steel Works, 10 Nan
street. and eEamine Reynolds Improved Re
volving Screw Press. send for circular.
ocs JOHN nANOGUE, Agent
NOOK-HOUsE GIRL-By a gentleman, iu
- the country, a nrst-class cook and washer
woman; aud a neat tidy hOuss-gir-the lar
ter TO d~ofroning and general homework. Good
references given and required. Apply in per
sgn - JOE L0CkE No ~ Nan stree
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-04
PERSONAL.

NJ AIhlADN1-A young Wldower Of high
VI social position temperate and enernetfc
desires 20 correspond with a number Of youna
lEaiess object, mafrimODy. Address. Ia sfr.
ceriiS and e~onndence. CHARLIE srERLING.
care nf Aune41 Office
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-11-04
ATTENTION TOsMOKERg NDDRINK,
FRS.

! herewith respectfully invite ali my
friends to call and Try my fne inn
ported Wines and Liquors and Ha-
yana Cigars at my new place, No. fs2
Poplar street, opposite the market for
merry Charles Must's place. Extra free
lunch. J. A. AUER, since 1913 in Mem
nhis. Come one, come ali.