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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-06
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Annie Pullam is in jail for stealing
a pair of shoes from Mrs. Saltura
Squire Miller sent her up.
-TheschiId Of ThOs. Fleming, School
Visitor of the Tenth Ward, died yester-
day, and will be buried to-day from the
Mississippi House, near the Mississippi
and Tennessee depot.
The City Government committee
and the gentlemen Of the County Court
meet this morning, at ten O'Clock, in
Squire Bleekley's Office to discuss the
joint interest Of the city and county in
a pesthOuse.
These will be the figures that show
what was done by our pOstOffice folks
letters delivered lS6, Alb; newspapers,
etc, delivered, 1882; letters collected
S0,637; newspapers, ETC., collected, 64I2,
Two white men were arrested last
night by Officers Cusick and Walsh fol-
" going through" a man who was ex-
ceedingly slight" The tight person
was also arrested for being in that ecndf
ton.
The Irish Literary Society elected
the following officers last night to serve
for the next six months: President,
George r. Phelan; Vice-President,
Dennis Smith; Treasurer, w. ]. Smith
Recording Secretary, P. j. Marley; Fl
nancial Secretary, j. Harvey Mathes
Librarian, John Lilly; Censor, james
Ffaherty.
Now here is a very pertinent AID
fearful inquiry. The very reading of il
makes US shuGder. 1t is a horrid affair
to live near bad neighbors, and how
blessed a thing it is to have good neigh
bOrs: "MEMPHIS, December, 3, 1872
MessrS. EditOrs-Has a person a right tC
spread out, for days, in full view, anC
within twenty steps of a neighbours door,
the bedding over which an inmate o.
that persons family died Of smallpox,
Respectfully, COMMON HUMANITY"
The piOus reporter of the LEDGE
confesses his ignorance of the law OF
Moses in the following humiliating Ian
guage: "Our religious reporter made
frantic efforts to locate the OtfeDSe under
its proper heading, and to his surprise
discovered that four law clerks and five
leading lawyers, to whom he bad ap-
piled for information, were unable to re-
peat the ten commandments from mem
CRY, and an appeal to the Book became
necessary. Our reporter is willing tC
bet his money that the great majority Of
men in Memphis cannot repeat the ten
commandments without reference to the
text" Truly the heather is at our own
door even in a worse shape than he can
he found in the benighted province OF
BOOriObOOligha.
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CARD OF THANKS.

Adolph Loeb, Esq, Agent American Central
Insurance Company:
Please accept our thanks for the hon
orable adjustment and prompt payment
of our loss, sustained last week at the
fire on Main near Market street. Hav-
ing lost our all, We are now enabled,
through your speedy settlement, to start
anew. Recommending your agency to
insurers, We remain yours respectfully,
MICHAEL DAILY,
MICHAEL FITZGERALD.
Mu-rorra naoar,har 1879
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LAST
THE PALACE

THE SOUTHERN PALACE
Having been leased by other parties to
whom we will have to surrender possess
sion January 1st, we desire to
CLOSE OUT ENTIRE THE
PRESENT STOCK OF GOODS,
During the month Of December.
We do therefore offer
SPECIAL INDUCEMENTS,
Some of which we name below.
Balance of stock of Cloaks on hand
at so per cent. less than cost.
Dress Goods at less than importers
package prices.
Irish Poplins only IS cents per yard.
Balance of stock of Furs
at less than manufacturers prices.
We have yet on hand a few of those
HANDSOME MINK SETS.
Real French 1OO-bone Corsets,
at only So so.
Ladies' Real British Hose,
81 50-cost SO.
Ladies' Real Balbriggan,
So 00-cost SO.
Gents White Linen Bosom Shirts, a
soiled mot injured), at S24 10 per
dozen-cost $50.
STRIPED SHAWLS
at sacrificing prices.
Blue Ravens Alpacas and Mohairs in
extra qualities, atprices to close.
Now is the time TO secure the
BARGAINS OF THE YEAR,
as this is our last month in the Retail
business.
d. G. oh. NJ. LOEWENSTINE,
"Southern Palace"
1872 Main street.
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WHITE GIRL-To cook for q private fam
uy mo washing OF irOnthgl IN suburb,
- he civ. Apply al % Second street. de-
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To ADVERTISERS.

is 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 1t UI-
less specially ordered and paid
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First Circuit COurt-HeiskeIH, Judge.
One OF the jurors in the case of Smith
VS. Crenshaw was taken sick at noon
Yesterday, when further proceedings were
deferred until his recovery. The calen-
dar was nearly called during the after
noon, and all the cases thereon cOntin-
ued for absence of counsel. The follow
ing cases constitute to-day's calendar,
namely: 2210, Cohen vs. Robinson;
1904, State vs. Rosenback s. Frank; 2126,
Sheppard VS. Htna Life Insurance Com
pany; 2216, Anderson VS. May; 2217,
Brinkley vs. Walcott x Smith; 221S,
Turk ct al VS. Roach; 22l9, Laird VS. Fol-
well; 2220, Memphis German Savings
Institution VS. WeIter; 2221, WOTd, adj
ministrator vs. Andrews; 2222, Walter
ing VS. Ford; 2223, Savage VS. Murphy;
2224, johnson, administrator VS. RaggiO;
2225, Morgan administrator vs. Oliver,
Finnie & Co; 1926, McCallam vs. JObe;
2227, Young vs. Harris; 2229, Spillman
VS. Lewis; 2230, kaufman VS. Southern
Exrress Company; 2231, Donnelly vs.
Murphy; 2232, MeGimpsy VS. Shelby
county; 2233, Menkin VS. White;
1884, Wright VS. O'BannOn ct al; 2235,
Anderson VS. Crabb; 2236, Robertson vs.
Schley; obs, Refs Bros VS. Garvin & Co;
2239, Parham VS. WilkersOn; 2240, Rog-
ers VS. Ames, Beattie & Co; 2241, Vacca-
70 VS. Balm, admir-; 2242, ROsenbam vs.
First National Bank; 2243, Sharpe ct al
We Mann; 2244, Miehette vs. Figari 2247.
Robertson VS. Shelby county; 224S,
Thorpe VS. Armstrong; 2249, T0Wbridge
VS. Marshal; 2250, Ringer VS. Dooe; psi,
Green VS. Owens; 2253, MaydwelI vs.
Wickham; 2254, Smith vs. Cobb; 2255,
Joplin VS. Coach; 2256, Wolf vs. Jen-
kinS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CAL wAGNER's MINsTRELs,

NNL WHWNI"
HANERLY. Mansger, Will have the
honor OF appearing before the cluzehs ol 1ns
~ in n seFies OF their SORES de EthiOpe, in
Hoducing each entertainment entire change
If programme. having many
PBPTLAR AND TALENTED ARTISTS
.rawineut among whom are Cal wagner,
AIN Price, Ben Brown. Johnny Booker Tome
tIanS. Garfield and Booker, Song and Dance
artists. Great California Quartette, mpO
uf yelling Brothers and J. W. Freeth. Also
RIr. Fred Wilson the Great and Nondertot
character Actor and Original Greclan statues
with Fine Orchestra and Brass Band. Prices
a. usual. Doors open at Z; commence az 3.
Deserved seats on sale al Box Office, Monday,
ar Q O'Clock am. Gel
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NJ. L. MEAcHAM & Co. have a large
lot of salt on the levee, which they are
offering at low figures so as to save
drayage and storage. To dealers it fur
nishes an opportunity to procure salt at
the inside market figures, thus enabling
them to make a good percentage profit.
Call at once, as the salt must be moved.
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LOCAL E.FEh9a.

Go to Leddin's Business College.
-AttendR Robertson Business College.
-Thos. Cubbins, bricklayer, 234 Main.
Night School in Market st. building.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
2l1 Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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MOTHERS OF MEMPH1s

These maternal ancestors of Memphis
must not be impatient or too fast-that
would never donor assert that they
are wholly right, and everybody else
wholly wrong. The restof mankind do
not feel as acute an interest in the mat
ter as they, and people may grow weary
of the discussion. It is the interest Of
the APPEAL we consult, and that of the
public is generally concurrent with our
own. The question which the matron-
~ letter discusses is quite important,
however, and will have even yet a full
share of attention. 1t has cost enough
lust now.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-06

For dyspepsia, indigestion, depression
of spirits and general debility in thei.
various forms, apreventive against fever
and ague and other intermittant fevers,
the FerrO-PhosphOrated Elixir of Ca
lisaya," made by Caswell, Hazard &
Co., New York, and sold by all drug
gists, is the best tonic for patients recOy-
ering from fevers or sickness. 1t has no
eQual.
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WRITING By


We had occasion, about a year ago, to
aliude to an invention in the line Of
writing telegraphs, which was being
perfected by Captain i. T.. Lindsey, of
Jackson, Tennessee. 1t has recently
come to our knowledge that Captain
Lindsey has perfected and patented his
invention, and demonstrated it by the
actual operation to be a complete and
browning success. This certainly opens
up a new field in this, as yet, compare
lively unexplOred domain Of science,
and when the results that are claimed
to have been obtained are practically
demonstrated, as they soO viii be,
threatens to revolutiOniZe the present,
almost universally used, system. Many
efforts have been made in this
direction, but the results that have
been obtained have only been
found Of practical utility in a local
sense, such as private lines for cities,
and to connect manufacturing establish
ments with their offices, a Elile or more
distant. This is the first purely electri-
cal and automatic moving instrument
that has as yet come 10 our knowledge,
which claims the ability to be worked
ON any length of line and in all respects
TO be a successful competition with the
Morse system.
WHILE a soldier in the late war I was
so materially benefited by the use of DR..
Jayne's ExpectOrant, that / regard it
my duty to inform the public of my ex-
~perience. Through the exposure of
camp-life in very severe weather, [ con-
tractsd cold, which finally settled on
my lungs, and in consequence, the sur
geOn discharged me as a consumptive.
Soon after my arrival home I began to
take Jayne's Expectorant, and in a
short time thereafter [ began to i'm
prove, so that in a few weeks L was en-
abled to go to my employment, farm
ing. Frequently since l have used the
Expectorant in my family for Colds and
Coughs, and always obtained a satisfac-
tory result. I therefore cannot hesitate
to recommend this remedy for all Colds,
and for Consumption in its earlier stages.
[WMLIAM BARTON, Writing from Par
dgOn, Michigan.
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We ARE informed that DIR. w. K.
Rogers telegraphed to New York for
vaccine virus, and is now prepared to
vaecinate his patrons. Office hours for
vaccinating from S to 9 am, and Il to I
pm.
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n DRESS GOODS

AT low prices.
25 pieces French Silk Poplins at 81
cents a yard-former price s. 35. A
great bargain, at
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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EOONOMY-FOr gentlemen to their
-ialI and winter clothing to be cleaned or
dyed and repaired, TO HANSON q WALK
ER, 246 Second street, for they make a
speciality of that kind of work.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-06

The State and county land sales for
unpaid taxes will be made OF the sixth
of January, 1873, after which interest at
the rate Of fifty per cent. will be added
onr exemption. Persons desiring to save
the penalty must pay during the present
month, as the office viii be closed from
the first to the sixth Of January. Call
at once. WM. MCLEAN,
Tax Collector.
NJ. 7. WILLIAMSON, Deputy.
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at
GAG Second street, Hunt & Hansen's old
stand. HANSON & WALKER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-06

The Messrs. Allen Brothers, the en-
teTprising managers of the Commercial
Hotel, have commenced the repainting
and charging their dining hall and put
ting down a fine floor. A grand ball
may be expected as soon as completed.
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OR STOLEN

TOW-From the residence Of Col. Topp, on
u the corner Of BeaIe and Lauderdale streets,
a small red COW, a good mixer. A suitable
reward viii be paid for her rec very, at the
above place. dec
GOW-A small brown COW, heavy with calf
u white dot in her forehead; short horns,
and had on a small bell; half OF her tail
white. The finder viii be literally rewarded
on returning her 70
r. VAN BROCKLIN,
de5 800 Second street.
Dixon November 2Sth, one white OK, from
" J. (. EirtlaEd's lumber yard, Nos.
l9 and III Union street. Any person
hnding same and returning him to my
yard, vii receive a liberal reward
nos J. Z. kIRTLAND.
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LAW RECORD.
seeona clreult court-Mal.ey, gad

Second Circuit COurt-Halsey, Iudge.
The case of Lane & Co VS. White oeeu-
pied the attention Of the court all of
yesterday. The calendar, as published
yesterday, will be proceeded with to-
day.
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THE SCHOOLS.


"The lads are hard at work fixing up
| their slate for the School Board and
the Common Council"
EDITORS APPEAL-We clip the above
notice from yesterday mornings paper
we have seen many others of the same
sort. We want to know what it means?
We want to know why men are so anx-
ious to get on the School Board? Does
it pay? Is there any money in it? Or
is it from pure desire to serve the cause
of education? The ladies, who want to
bring about a reform in school manage
ment by putting a few honest,
sensible mothers in the Board, would
like to know how the " states" are
gotten up, sand who are the 'lads,D and
how it happens the 'lads" are so inter-
ested in the school affairs? 1t is whis-
pered about that certain of the School
Visitors, not fancying the idea Of hav-
ing keen-eyed women interfering in
their arrangements, are very indignant
against certain 'school-marmsn whom
thew suspect of pushing IN the reforma-
tory idea, and threaten dire punishment
and exclusion from employment, when
they again are settled in their cushioned
places and when the danger of innova-
ton is gone by. You have told
US again and again you were
on our side in this contest? We call on
you to take up our cause; to show up
that Hslatev business and the 'slads,n
and 90 for right and justice, soberness
and honesty, and the mothers as School
Visitors. c.
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DELINQUENT TAXES, 1879 AND 1874.

mems wear at the Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
New Memphis Theater.


Notwithstanding the threatening con-
dition of the weather last night, there
was a very fine and fashionable attend
ance at the New Memphis Theater to
witness the highly enjoyable entertain
ment of Cal Wagner's cosmopolitan
troupe of MINISTRIES. The bill of fare
was of that most varied character for
which this company is so famous, and
embraced songs, dances, comic sayings
and dOings by Messrs. Wagner
and Price, "Tambo" and "Bones,"
with sp~ecialties by Mr.. Fred. Wilson,
ballads by Messrs. Freeth and Willing,
dances eccentric and otherwise-by
Messrs. Garfield and Booker, the whole
winding up with the old plantation ex-
travaganza of Uncle Adndy's Return.
Tonight Mr.. Cal Wagner will have a
benefit, on which occasion he will APP
pear in his great act of The Elephant,
the announcement Of which is certain
To crowd the bnUSn
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WAGGENER, 3174 Main street, has the
finest MISUNDERSTANDING establishment
in the city; the largest assortment OF
goods fresh from the hands of the I'M
porter.
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WHITE Furs cleaned at 81 Madison
street, Memphis SteamDyeing Estab-
lishment.
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STOLEN.

HULE-SO REWARD-On Saturday night
Nl the ID inst, one mouse-eolOred horse
mule, pOny-built, marked with some white
Specks on hind flank, white speck on short ribs
about lsL hands high and : years old. Leave
Information at us POntOtoe street with John
Bradley, or at Collierville with
de5 ALFRED MAIDEN.
REULE-One mare mule; red sorrel; 8 or S
vi years old branded with the letter Ton the
left Jaw. b was stolen by a man represent
Ing himself By the name OF Felts. He is low,
thick-set; about twenty-One years OF age
sandy complexion. Fifty dollars reward for
each will be paid by
J. d. BREWSTER,
fernando road,
Shelby county,
de4 seven miles south OF Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-06

GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly, and atthesame time save money,
should go at nee to W~aggener's, 3l73
Main street. He is doing q @. O. ID. BUSH
ness-no bad debts; small profits.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-06

For the purpose Of reducing cur stock
of Ladies' Underwear, we shall offer this
week Ladies' Tucked Chemises at 81 90,
Ladies' Tucked Skirts at 81 90; hand
some Tucked Night-G Gowns at 8, and
all Ladies' Underwear at reduced prices.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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FOE RIVER
FOR RIVER.

AEEMPHIs AND ARKANSAS RIVER
WI Packet Co, US. Mail Line.-The elegant
passenger boats OF this line leave Memphis
for ali points on Arkansas river = afkd :
and Saturdays, at 8 pm.
W. P. WALKER, Agent.
jul5 Once on Wharf boat, GOT OF Courts
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OFFICE ELMwOOD NURSERIES, 335
Main street, DR.. MOseIey's Drug Store,
where viii be kept a choice variety OF
E~vergreens. Orders may be left also
for Fruit Trees, ETC., with ]. d. Conner,
Special Agent.
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For SALE.-The Stock, Fixtures and
Goodwill of Millinery Store No. 273J
Main st. B. B. BARNES, Trustee.
No. 2S5 Main street.
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United States Cireuit and District COurl
Judge Trigg presiding

Sundry motions were heard yesterday,
and the peremptory call of the criminal
docket as far as S02 commenced. II
will be taken up this morning where left
of, and rushed along. The court adj
jOurned at one o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-06

The case of Neal vs. Holconbe was
concluded. The calendar, as published
Wednesday, being Nos. So, 80, SOB, $40,
544, $40, 554 and 557, will be called this
morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-06

Collins played the Colleen BaOn to a
fair house last night. There is nothing
new to be said about it. Tonight is his
benefit and will be largely attended. A
great number of gentlemen having
called on him to name the night. It is
announced that many of the city Off
Gals, including Mayor Johnson, Recor-
der Winters and Chief Athy viii at
tend. Miss Charlotte Thompson will
appear for a few nights next week in
some of her favOrite characters, at the
request Ofmany ofher personal and pro-
fessionaI friends.
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GHOSTS.

The Developments now Going ON in
MemPhis-Our Reporter Among
b .5peFrits."
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REWARD.

DAPERSI will pay 50 for the return to me
{ of the papers contained in the pocket OF
my overcast, stolen from steamer City Ol
Chester while lying at the Elevator, Saturday
evening, November I'D, and no question,
asked as 70 the coat. ". II. BU ITS,
noS0 Front street, near GaswOrks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-06

Mr.. E. HARRISON, leader Of the or
ehestra, Grand OpeTahouse, would re-
specially inform the public generally
thai he is prepared to furnish music for
balls, private parties, serenades, etc.
For terms apply at the box Office Of the
theater.
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VETERINARY.

l VETERINARIANS can have your sick
andlame animals properly treated by DR..
BELL, V. s, al Bracket q Co.'s, No. 81 Sec
ond street. nos
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-06

JOE LOCKE, news-dealer, 1861 Main
street, has ali the December magazines,
as well as the latest papers from the prin-
cipai cities
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-06

Ames, Beattie & Co., 396
Main street. offer Bargains,
Wholesale and Retail, in
Furniture, Carpets, Mat
tresses, OilelOths, Window
Shades, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-06

First Chancery Courf-MOrgan, Chan.
celROr.
This is motion day. Attorneys hav-
ing the papers in the case of Robertson
VS. DeshOng, 2sS r, and Nelson VS. Trigg,
775 n r, will please return them to the
Clerks office.
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LADIES' UNDERWEAR.

AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL-The
worlds great remedy for Colds, Coughs
and COusumDtiOn,
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FURS! FURSt
You can get a fine lot Of Furs at a low
figure, and warranted as represented, at
MENKEN BROTHERS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-06

KID gloves dyed a beautiful
black at the Memphis Steam Dyeing
Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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X over our store. Northeast corner Main and
fsfserson streets. A long established millinery
eod mautua-maker's stand. Possession given
ID september. GEO. OOs
ans 40 Main street.
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LOST.

TOLD SETON Vance street, near Orleans
" or on Orleans street, a gold set belonging
tp a bracelet set with turquoise and diamond.
The finder wiz be literally rewarded by leay-
Jug il al Is Beale street, OF Memphis Bank.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

NEMFHIS PROPERTY.-First-elass i'm
vi proved Memphis property for a No.
Plantation, $4,000 to $4,000. Address, Nc
Chez. care Lock Box T79, Memphis PostOhice,
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The sacred concert which is in course
of preparation for next Tuesday, Deem
Der 10th, at the Memphis Club Hall,
promises to be the great event, so far,
this winter, in the musical affairs OF
Memphis. 1t is designed for the benefit
of the German Protestant Church on
Third street, between Court and Jeffer-
son streets. The first and best amateur
talent in the city are preparing for the
great event now. The programme is
already made ont, and from a perusal OF
it, we have good ground to express the
conviction that the concert will be a rich
musical treat. The music people will be
there in great force to lend their assist
ance, and the elite of Memphis viii be
there to render the evening thoroughly
enjoyable. 1t is already time to be get
ting tickets for the great night.
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NEURIL.-InstantaneOus cure for neu
ialgia- g. w. Jones q Co. sell it