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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-11

All Of the cases on yesterdays calen-
dar were not disposed OF. The remain
ing one will be called to-day, begin
ming at 1911. The following cases will
also be called: S3l, Wares VS. Louis Spit
ger & Co.; 1875, Dupey VS. DemumeTy;
1881, Hunt VS. Gutenberg; 1886, Condo
VS. Baker; 1894, Stewart VS. Rambaut;
1895, Stillman VS. Wilkerson; 200l, Low
~ vs Forrest; 2003, LRski vs Brook
shire; 20O7, Miller VS. Williams; 2Ol3,
C~Oggswell VS. Walker; 20l5, Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Company VS.
Bond; 2020, Kirkland vs. Young; 2O22.
Gsllena VS. Mayor and Aldermen OF
Memphis; 2023, Conway VS. Mayor and
Aldermen Of Memphis; POPS, Waddell
vs. Mitchell; 202S, Twohig VS. Mayor and
Aldermen Of Memphis; POPS, Stockley
VS. Nsave; 2029, Cockrell vs. Weaver;
203l, Straws VS. Allen; 2033, Herman VS.
Walton; 2034, Anderson VS. Coleman ct
al; 2035, Laid vs. Menken Brothers;
2O36, Cannon VS. Turnage; 2039, Lock-
EFT VS. Petit d Simpson; 2046, Reinhei-
mer vs. Mathes; 204S, Bass vs Thomp-
son; 2050, Cornell VS. Kinnsday; 2O51,
kOffad vs. Kelley; 2056, Cranberry VS.
Lawless; 2057, SAVIOUR VS. Brown & Co;
2060, Healey VS. Carlton; 2062, Puryear
vs. Elder; 2O67, Scott VS. Willard: 2O71,
GOebels VS. Donation; 2072, Richmond
vs Green; 2077, Key vs. Reavy; 2OS3,
VS. Flood; 209I, Tharpe We
Aargan; 2094, Gillen vs. Peplow, 210I,
VS. Coleman; 2l02, Forrest w
Pyne; 2e0S, Goodwin & Spencer VS.
Ford; 2l10, Lehner VS. O'Durf.
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CHAPPED HANDS, face rough skin,
pimples, ringworms, and other cutane-
u affections cured, and the skin made
soft and smooth, by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Casewen, Hazard q
Co, New York, For sale by all drug
giate.
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MURRAY & RIDGFLFY,

MERCHANT TAILoRs, 81 MADISON ST.,
Inform their patrons and the public
generally, that they have completed
their stock for fall and winter. Their
stock is direct importation, and cannot
be surpassed by any establishment in
the country. Satisfaction guaranteed,
and price reasonable.
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WANTS.

HAs-The Old Company sells gas Al 8 per
VI 100 cubic feet, II paid FOR within the
first I've working days OF the month No
for setting meu~rs once 81 second o.
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L = FOR SALE-Of various qualities TO
u same v~icinsge on the Big Creek Plank
road and near the PRducah Railroad, y mles
north OF Memphis ~ prices from 4E 10 50 an
acre. ~ per cent under current rales- Apply
- above or 70 me on The n Addrsss
SELF \. 3. EFEHFpT. rarp AunpaI office.
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FOR all the latest styles of s
hats, go to E. DAIRY,
347 Main street.
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly, and at thesame lime savem money
should go at onc TO Waggener's, 3l7i
Main street. He is doing a G. o. d. bust
ness-no bad debts; small profits.
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PERSONAL.

COLONEL NJ. G. GALLOWAY left yes
terday, by the Ohio load, for Nash Vile,
% be present al the great Cheatham reception
in that town on Saturday tomorrow.
Mr.. AUG. BERpoN, whose name ap-
peared IN our report OF the Johnson meeting
A. one Of . committees nom the Second ward.
desires Us TO say that he does not desire 70
serve, and viii net
Me. OWEN DALEY desires it to be un-
derBtoOd that he is not a johnson man. On
the contrary, he Is for Cheatham, his gallant
commander during the late civil war. Mr..
Daley is a straight Democrat and nc bolter.
4. G. BERTRAND, Little Rock; Chas.
StTahan, New Orleans; W. II. Mitchell, Viz
giBia; B. H~odykinson, England; W. HaWorth,
England A. K. Lewis, CovingtOn, Kentucky
Frank Moore, Kentucky; ". Fellows, ~,
New York q. G. Wells, New York c. Z. Hop
kinA, New York, and A. Granger, Tennes-
are at the Peabody Hotel.
BERNARD BOWLING, ESQ, who, with
ais lady, has been sbsentin England since the
nd Of June, returned yesterday, in fine
and IN a condition 20 aid IN swelling
be Memphis cotton trade, nom commissions
le holds rom European houses. Mr.. Bowling
nd his partner, Mr.. Froiich, have N much
D make the advantages Of Memphis as a cot
ID market known on the other side Of the
alter.
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The river opposite the city has fallen one
inch since our last report, and now stands
three feet three inches above lOw-WRter mark
OF ISL. Above here TO Cairo there Is six feet
ten inches over the worst bars, but the chan
mel is very ragged and poorly defined and
above Cairo there is i've feet nine inches. At
Davenport there is two feet eight inches, and
at Keokuk two feet seven Inches. The Mis-
souri, is very low, and the Illinois nearly dried
up Tn Ohio has but thirty inches at Hem
dersOn, and has two feet six inches in the
canal at Louisville. The ATksnBas IS falling,
with but eighteen inches over z Ourche bar,
below Little Rock; and White river has but
~thirty-fOur inches over Little Island bar, and
is falling. The weather was raw and chilly all
day yesterday, with the mercury at nlty-three
degrees, and "a stin breeze from the north.
BusIness Of the landing Is sOmeWhat better.
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THE best work done in refining Furs
is at E. DARY'S,
BAT Main street.
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EcoEONY-FOr gentlemen to send their
fall and winter clothing to be cleaned or
dyed and repaired, to HANSON & WALK
Err, 246 Second street, for they make q
speciality Of that kind Of work.
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AT a regular meeting yesterday even
ing Of the Board Of Directors OF the
Bluff City Insurance Company, David
?. Hadden, Of the firm Of MADDEN &
Avery, was elected Vice-President.
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Chemical Cleaning (Nettoyd0e a sec) OF
ladies' and gentlemen's wear, without
scrubbing or securing, at the Memphis
Steam Dyeing Establishment, 81 Madi-
son street.
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Z. RODNER
Supreme Court Sale.

No. 20, Second Chancery Docket.-In Supreme
Court at Jackson.-D. X. Cook & Co. ct al. Va.
j. f. Frank, John F. Mckinney at al.
! pH virtue Of a decree pronounced by the
ID Supreme Court Of Tennessee, at Jackson,
Nay Il ~ in TINS cause, viii sell to the
the city Of Memphis, OF
Thursday, the 31st Day OF October, 1872,
within legal hours, the real estate mentioned
follows:
lot OF ground situate in Shelby county,
tennessee, on Jefferson street, in the city OF
Memphis: Beginning at the northwest corner
Of Jeferson's lot; thence running west with
Jefferson street 30 feet; thence sOuthwardly,
at right angles with Jefferson street, 1857 feet,
more or less, to an alley, between jefferson
and Court streets; thence -eastwardly, with
said alley, 80 feet; thence uorthw6rdly, at
night angles with said alley, 1857 feet, more or
less, TO the point Of beginning.
Also, two other lots or parcels OF ground in
shelby county, Tennessee one Lot, No. 80,
commencing at a stake on the east side OF
LauderdRle street, the southwest corner Of
Whittlels lot; thence running on a line par
allel with Lauderdale street south 6 chains
and 81 links 10 Jackson street; thence east, on
a line parallel with JackBOn street, g chains
and 81 links to stake At the corner Of John
n. broWn lot thence north, on q line parnl-
lei with Browns lot, 6 chains and 81 links 20 a
stake on the line OF Whites lot; thence
west, on a line Of Whites lot, 3 chains and
81 Inks to the point OF beginning; containing
2 1910 acres.
Also, Lot No. 81 on the plat OF land surveyed
dAl Aalu 9u anu 6oJOlulnE the tOHnsO Mem
phis INT Fort Pickering, and described As fol-
lows: Commencing at the intersection OF the
north side Of Jackson street with the west
side OF the fernando road; thence north on a
line OF said road 80 west, 10 chains and 81
links to a stake; thence north 49, west, 3
chains and 90 links to a stake near the said
road; thence south 5 chains and 9 links 10 a
stake; thence west l chain and 81 links 70 a 1
thence south 8 chains and 81 links to a
fnNthe north line OF Jackson street;
thence on a line with Jackson street east
and INK 10 the nOinf Of hnp1nnfnu ]
Terms OF Sale-SiI, twelve and ghteen
months credit 70, Il and Is months credit;
purchasers giving notes with approved per-
ional security for purchase money, and a lien
retained on the land until same Is paid;
'qutty Of redemption barred. August /, iST2
JOHN n. FREEMAN, Clerk.
Beecher & Belcher and Smith & Kittredge,
for compln'ts
2. S.-By consent OF parties, this sale Is post
loned from the Sd OF September to Thursday,
october 81, 1872. The property will be sub
divided and sold by lots, and.per plan and dia-
ram furnished by ]. F. Mckinney, Esq, II
lie desires it.
ociI JOHN H. FREEMAN. Clark
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The Memphis Steam Dyeing Establish
ment, 81 Madison street, turns out the
best work in its line throughout the whole
country. Call and try for yourself.
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TAKE Ayers Cherry Pectoral to op
your colds, coughs and b%ronchi,, Az
tons before they run into CO. AZ, pton
that you cannot stop. ~
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The Mammoth Clothing House, 2sS
b n street, cor. Madison, the best Sc
4ected and most attractive stock of
clothing at prices to defy competition.
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i week. Apply to c. ". PARKINSON. At
Allison Brothers, Z Union street OcIL
DOOMSTo rent, two rooms, s small cot
n tage or part Of house, within SIX OF seven
squares Of this once. Applyto N, Appeal.
"HTTE wOMAS-To do the work OF "A
small family; also, a WHITE GIRL. l.
CT 4 yeaus old, % nurse. Apply a. No. 4 Md
ison street. Ocm
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"OOD-I want one thousand cords Of body
Ssh wood, delivered on the landing
Also, one thousand cords OF mixed hard wood
VII pay FOR Is delivered
90 T LAMHERGON-
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LOCAL ETE57H

Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend obertson's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No I'll Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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SPECIAL inducements in Gents Fine
Furnishing Goods at 288 Main street,
corner Of Madison.
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LAW RECORD.
Conntr Conrt-


The County Court met yesterday pur-
suant TO adjournment, with the follow
ing bench Of Justices present: d. NJ.
W~itheringtOn, J. A. Ligon, Thomas L..
Giles, John Specimen, Patrick M. Win
tiers, w. II. MoncFief, William Wallace,
Elijah Pulliam, Z. w. Caldwell, ID. A.
Harrell, J. w. Allen, Thomas G. Bleek-
ley, Harrison Irby, William H. Walker,
Henry T. Jones, Thomas HolemAu, jr.,
g. o. Buntyn, w. II. Hoegel, J. Il.
Brown, John +. Elliott, Robert B. Mil
Ter, w. b. Gibson, G. i. Brooks, II. G..
Massey, jeremiah Massey, II. r. Stone.
The Railroad Tax Collectors bond for
seventy-fve thousand dollars was ap-
proved.
Mr.. Greenlaw was allowed seven hun
dred and fifty dollars for rent Of court
house.
D. A. Harrell, Esq, renewed his bond
for five hundred dollars a. Justice Of the
Peace.
A number Of small accounts were
considered, and several juries OF view
appointed.
The committee appointed to report on
the payment Of certain b. Lewis war
rants, now in the hands Of w. b. Green
law, reported favorably. The matter is
continued.
The Justices worked through a large
number Of accounts during the evening,
and at night adjourned to meet at nine
O'Clock this morning.
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UNDERTAKEN.

John Walsh, No. Isl Winchesterstreet
between Main and Front. Latest style
Of hearses for adults and children.
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Second Chaneery Court-waIker, Cham
ceIfor.

eeO Chaneery COurt-WaIker, Cham
ceIiOr.
The following business was done YES
terday: Holmes VS. Dee, Merrill VS. Doug
las, Brown VS. Magevney and Sandhei-
mer vs. Connolly, finally disposed Of;
Flynn VS. Denie, report confirmed; John
son VS. Low, commissioners appointed,
etc; Morgan VS. Utley and Mott VS.
Amis, referred; Brinkley VS. Tomeny,
amended. Cases set for to-day: 8, Del
bridge vs. Edwards; IL, Register vs.
Register; Is, Brown VS. Sullivan: II.
LRngford VS. Aldrich; Is, Smith VS. Nor
ton; q, Cannovan vs. Schafer; "a, John
son VS. Beaumont; %, Cherry vs Grifing;
q, Sawan vs O'ConnOr; %, Si9ler Va
Cash; 80, Eisman vs. Peres; SO, Harris
VS. Harris; As, Dow VS. Potter; 46, Page
VS. German National Bank; At, Cash VS.
Bond; 40, Seessel vs. Galloway: 50,
Cherry VS. Taylor; 81, Fisher vs. Fogle.
First Circuit COurt-HeiskeII, Judge.
The hearing Of testimony in the case
Of Barrett & Heffron VS. E. NJ. Apper-
son q Co., was concluded yesterday and
arguments Of counsel commenced. G.
WeAthelfOrd, Esq, made the opening
speech FOR the plaintiff, and was followed
by d. r. Myers, attorney for defendant.
Governor Harris and W. G. Weather
ford will speak to-day. After this case
Is given to the jury the following cases
will be called for trial, viz: 1928, Gala
CHER vs. Moore; 247, Hill, administrator
vs. Smith ct Ak; 800, Drake & Co. vs.
Pryor; 847, McGavock VS. Larkin; 70S;
Cohen VS. Haynier; ia, Douglass VS.
GreenlAw; 1888, Fryerson vs. Apperson
executor; 933, Kirkwood VS. Duff; 1868,
Peoria B. NJ. Association VS. Myers; 1I37,
BOhm VS. German Savings Institute;
1918, Black, administrator VS. Winehes-
ter; 1892, Frank & Thilman VS. Herzog;
1895, Flynne VS. Newton Ford & Co; 1892,
Harris VS. Townsend; 1343, Brown vs
Haynes & Co; 1897, App VS. German
Savings Institute; 1862, Donoho, Joy q
Co VS. Hayes executor: 1892, Besher VS.
Pratt, Fox & Co; 1912, Frayser VS. Kirt-
land ct al; 1918, Williams VS. CrIspe;
1914, Hughes VS. Shelton; 1915, Douglass
VS. Shelton; 1917, Toof, Phillips & Co VS.
Southern Atlantic and Pacific Telegraph
Co; 1913, Dowdle VS. Shane, Harris d Co;
1920, Taylor vs. Anderson; 1921, Mer-
chants National Bank Va Gage < Fish
er; 1923, Merchants National Bank vs.
Hill, Fontaine& Co.
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"OOD-COAL-COEE-l9 cords dry ash
o. middling;" 50 cords dry oak good
middling;" 5000 barrels Pittsburg Coal
q strict mlddling-" Casks always ready for
shipment 3as Coke, id nbttum. Prices not
70 be Des3sn- b. z. Co,
n-A L. $3.50 a...n.
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Congregation Beth Ell Emeth.

NOTICE is hereby given to persons desiring
~ TO secure seats IN the above Congrega-
tion TO do 10 the whole day to-day at the store
OF the President, Mark Coin, 1875 Front street,
and at the vestry-rooms on Friday, from %
am TO pm. After hat hour no seats will
be assigned to anybody.
b. NJ. LEVY,
orIN gacratarv rorr-aro4Fo- d = L
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Now is the time to plant hyacinths,
tulips and crosus for early spring bloom
ing. Craig, No. 377 and 379 Main street
has received a large supply direct from
Holland.
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DENTIsTRY.-Dr. J. B. Wasson'so ce
and residence, No. So Monroe street.
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Memphis Steam DyeIng Establish
menI, 81 Madison street.
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Tho well-known Wine, Liquor and
Tobacco man, has removed to No. 1851
Front street, opposite Hill, Fontaine &
Cor and viii be glad to meet at his new
place his old friends and patrons.
where he will keep a large assortment Of
in his line.
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BRINLEY PLows, R. G. Craig & Co.,

FoB Cords, Tassells and Buttons for
Furs, go to Z. DAIRY,
347 Main street.
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WAGGENER, 3173 Main street, has the
rest MISUNDERSTANDING establishment
n the city; the largest assortment of
20 IDS fresh from the hands Of the i'm
OortAr.
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TCTTAGE-Wsth six rooms, on Georgia
- street, two door west Of fernando rosc.
Apply 70 W. q. KAINEY.
RrLI XIII Ea@,HH 49,
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For your dress Silk Hats try r.
Dary's Conformation for a good ft, 347
Main street.
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BORED WELLS, No. 800 Second street.
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GAS FITTING. 1s Jefferson street.
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= EDUND1One acre or ground, beautiful
VI situated. near old Fair Ground, on MoHely
avenue. Apply Al = Brad ford street. sell
TRUNKS-Ths Factory sells retail, and 1T
Il wholesale specially, lower than any house
IN this city, and a. low a. any factory else
where. L HAPPEK. 81 Main street.
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NEURm.-Instantaneous cure for net
@. w. Jones & Co. sell it.
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J. W. s. BROWNE, Is Jefferson street
z. ACKERMANN.

Memphis steam DyolnG Establish.
mend 6I Madison street.
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DRIvEN-WELIs. I8 Jefferson street.

DIRECT importation Dutch bulbs, just
received by r. G.. Craig & Co., 81 and
go Main straet-
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GRASS SEED, seed grain and garden
seeds always found at Craig's.
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River Chnu9e. Klaewhere.

At Davenport yesterday the river reese one
inch, and at Pittsburg ten inches, with two
feet eight inches above low water at the
former and two feet six inches at the latter
point. A decline OF eight inches occurred at
Nashville, two inches at Cincinnati, and at
keOkuk, st Louis and Louisville il was sta
tlonary. The following are the stages Of water
reported at other places: AT Keokuk, two feet
seven inches; Cairo, nve feet one inch, 81.
Louis six feet; Cincinnati, three feet seven
inches; Nicksburg, i've feet three inches, and
Nashville, one foot ten inches. The appended
dispatches will give the latest news from
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FOR SAFE on RENT,

MICE RFsIDENCE-Near fernando street,
~ cars and state Female College, six rooms,
kitchen, servant houses. coal and wood house
stables, carriage and COW house, fowl house.
with aleqaHt we'll and cistern, nice young
orchard and two and a half acres Of ground.
Possession given Immediately. For particu-
apply TO &C. CLAY, $50 Front street.
II OUsE-GROUND-A house on New Madi-
son street, No. "a; contains nve rooms
and a kitchen. Apply on premises. Also,
two acres near he Cherry Place" seis
TOTTAGE-Immediately, at RoEell's sta
l. ton, on the Memphis and Charleston
railroad. * miles from Memphis. \ Cottage
House, with ten acres OF ground and garden
attached. The house contains nve rooms and
a kitchen = stable, carriage house, and al
suitable o~ut-hOuses on the premises. Apply
. harrington & howell, 26 Front street, or to
Mrs.. N. &. PATTERSON,
sells on the plsoe.
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FRANKS SALOON.

No. 10 Jefferson street. FRESH SHELL
OYSTERS every day.
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PERSONAL.
O AND BOARD.

ISAAC IsAAOs, TAILOR AND CLOTHES
i LleSneri does business exclusively Al 81
Jsnerson street; has 10 branches, and Is not
CONNECTED With any other house Ia Neunhfs
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FASHION.
The Paradise OF the Peris Open Last
Night for q Brief Inspection by
MOrtRls.
Half the Ladies OF the CITY Dolivhsed.

The Most uiShins DfsPIay-Of Dry
Coz In tho World.
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First Chancery COurt-Morgan, Chsneel

The case Of Rucker vs. Forrest occu-
pied the attention Of the Court yester-
day. The argument, not being finished,
will be resumed Monday next. Motions
will be heard to-day.
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PUMPS, 16 Jefferson street.
PAPER BAas-full stock at Craigls.
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FOR RENT.

EO0 AGA IL
UoTTAGE-w.th SIX rooms, On Georgia
ApPlyto ". Q. KATSEY,
oeA 500 Second street.
CTOkE AND CELLARA commod7o1S gfoTz
- and cellar on Front street, near Court.
Apply 70 JOSEPH Tvs a o y.
ocl0 No. ~ Front street, up-stairs.
TOITAGE-So. 4s Union street; possession
~ given a. once. Apply %
oel0 TH LOGWO0D, IS Union street
nFFIC25Two) suitable for banker or
~ orokers In Bethel block, - Main street
Aso' evening house, and other ONES
uOUsE-A portion OF the house. No. A.
CToREHoUsEGood s-torehOuse; two ato-
Immediately Also, two dwellings; both vel
located ASpiy .
Oos For Wm- p. Hardin ~ Jener-on st.
CTokE ROoN-No.z JeneTsoD zf-set non
= occupied - a Barber shop. Possession
given immedis' ely. Apply 10
Oe2 GO. sHIELbs& 90, 30 Main st.
DIANO-A mol Piano. Apply a.
Il Os1 EXCHANGE ST lextsnded)
nwELLISG-So. - Nesby street, eight
u rooms, all IN good condition. Apply Al he
AS oss Or" No. $50 H siIs.t
TOTTAGE TENEHENTs@ u Aiker ave-
~ nue., fronting on fernando street railroad. I
near my residence and convenient 70 The stata
Female College, two cottage tenement h0us4.
ak rooms each, with cistern- EaFoen, etc, ali
In complete order. One Of them Is new and
will be finished In q few daya. To good and
prompt tenants, they vii be rented low. APP
ply 81 the EimWoOd Cemetery once, % Union
street.. LssSl JOSEFH LENOW
ID OOMS-5uit OF rooms, nnt noOr up stairs,
over our store. northeast corner Nan and
Jefferson streets. A long established ihne
and mantua makers stand. Possession given
Lst 5eptember. exc. SHIELDS a co, {
aus % NAH street. {
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Recelnt. ID r-eirhthr sfenmnra.

Per steamer ENporter-heid and BIOL bar
rels Oui0na.
Per steamer City Of Chester-Toof Phillips
q Co, 10 casks bacon; r & d, IS do; 81 & %,
y tubs butter; CO X, ~ do, 70 hbls onions,
100 do -FOUR a Co, % boxes crackers, IS
tubs butter, n nrkina do; + q II, 80 bbls -four,
casks bacon; RS & Bro, 5 bbls apples; CO b
& Co., 40 bbls apples; b x, 10 do; W ". - pals
lard u & 20, bbls apples, 3 crates cabbage;
" & Co, " bbls noW; LID Co, A bblH ap-
pies; A e I'd Co., l5 bbls -four; n & II, BE-
packages lard; L F & p a bbls flour; MIN
& Co, IA casks bacon; n N, 2 boxes eggs. 4
crates cabbage; f L ", 10 crates grapes; b
McD & Co, 100 sacks oats; b II & Co, 100 do;
4 ", 100 SKIS bran; WI p, 1s7 SKIS oats; II &
Bro, % bbls apples; $ q NJ, 50 bbls
nouri S 8 Co 4 packages OF eggs; n
q D, 50 pkgs lard; " L AcL $50, Is tubs
butter D &c, Is do; O 5, 7 crates cabbage:
Geo W.T., 5 do; K & Bro, 10 do; P & McC' 10
6doi 81 do; SID, do; T L W, 3 boxes eggs;
Ak, = boxes peaches, 5 do eggs; Geo WIZ
23 co0ps poultry; Jas A T. 8 boxes eggs.
poultry; X q Bros crates cabbage; Pa
j, 100 SKI bran; B II AGO, 100 SKIS oats; BPS6
Co, 10 bbls apples; sd Co, 81 sacks ear corn. /
obl onions; FLW, l3 SKIS ear corn; Dickin- /
W 4 Co, / bale cotton; Geo sherman 4 /
70, do; Gage a +, 10 do; tn &Co, ado; W. |
y z Bro, ado; Brown = q Co, 8 do: Jefferson 1
Z, sdos Petit d s, a do.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-11
FOR VICKsBURG.

Memphis and ST. Louis Packet Company
For Helena, Chicot, Greenvine and Vicks-
burR@Conuectiug at Chicot with the little
Rock, Pine Bluff and New Orleans railroad ;
also, the Mississippi ,Ouaehita and Red River
railroad.
steamer CITY OF HELENA. r.
VIII leave as above FRIDAY, OCTOBER ILh,
at 10 O'Clock am.
0ci0 FLEEf. CALVEET. Sup't.