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n.flS!a,. STRAYED. &c,

STRAYED OR STOLEN.-S10 re- G\---7
y ward for any information that will lcadLCA
to the recovery of II LARGE BAY MARE 1.at is
supposed to have been taken to Fredericksburg or
Richmond and sold. The said mare Is light bay
has large star IN tr forehead higher icllind ti;i,
before: Ilaris Which first moved off: li1S c0lliraal'
the right shoulder, and has snow-whitc hairs on
her sides: IS ten CT twelve years old. and carries {;
low head. NOAH CLoCGlI.
au a-9t" Hickory Fork, Gloucester county, Va.
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FOR RENT.

TOR RENT, aod neat ana 3 desirable Se an f,;
Leigh. Apply on III" promises. Gas and wafer IN
The hnusC au l9-3t*
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EOR RENT. ONE OF TIE NEW an
Z ROW OF TENEMENTS on Twcrtich sszt-.I
street, the fourth from The corner Of Grace, For
particulars. apply 1T LOO Main street tn JOHN L.
BtjssIEIrN. or 10 EDMUND BOSSIEUN.
franklin street between Eiglltccnthamd Nineteenth
Est
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RAILROAD NEWS.

EarrOW-Gauge Railroad Convention.
The holding Of 3 convention Of all the
nsrrOw-gsuEe railroad companies in the
United States, at St. Louis on the third
Wednesday in June, Il attracting The st.
t5ntiOn OF railroad men throughout The
country. We understand that Messrs.
Minor Meriwether, W. d. Picket, Msjor
Fred. De FGniaek, eminent civil eDgi-
neerg, VIII be present st this convention,
MsjOr De Funiaek hiss ssen most Of the
narrOw-gauge railroads in Europe, and
his views viii command and deserve
great consideration. The fsess that will
be ELECTED VIII settle the question whether
railroads OF this description will answer
the purposes of roads Of a wider gsuger.
II viii be sscertsined from aesusl expert
ence what these roads cost, the relative
expense Of operating them and keeping
them in repair and in good condition will
be sscertsined, and what amount OF
freight they can carry, whether they are
81 safe and comfortable for passengers as
other roads. These will be the questions
that will be discussed, and the results OF
the actual building and running OF these
roads will DO laid before the public In an
authoritative snaps. Another object OF the
convention Will be to agree upon q sys-
tenn OF narroW-Rauge roads for the South
and West, where we are unable to build
roads Of 3 more costly character. This
convention, attended by the sblest civil
engineers and practical railroad builders
viii constitute an era in the railroad his
tory Of the country. Colonel K. HULL
but, q distinguished railroad man Of
Georgia, who published an admirable
pamphlet on the subjsct of narrow-gsugs
RAILWAYS, says in a private letter: 81
think the proposition OF holding 8 mar
row-gauge convention q good one and will
be present. Every effort should be made
10 make il q success"
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the house of Boyle & Chapman, becomes
Encouragement of the great printing,
publishing and bookselling house OF
Goodwin & Co, of this city.
Ex-ALDERMAN MoFFET has retired
from public life for the present. Hester-
day he went scross the river to take up
his abode at Brinkley, where he pUr-
chased q farm and where he has 3 large
interest in 3 nourishing saw-mill.
d. s. MoCoMB, Esq, president Of the
New Orleans, Jackson and Great North
ern railroad, is in the city, stopping at tbs
Overton hotel. He is here in attendance
upon the Southern Security association,
of which he is g prominent member.
IT will be valuable 10 that numerous
class Of Memphisns-those who propose
10 enjoy Mardi Grss in New Orleans this
year-to know that Thomss E Cranmer
mas been appointed ticket-sgent In New
Orleans for the New Orleans, Jackson
and Crest Northern railroad. His office
is under the City hotel, New Orleans.
THAT mysterious man with his thrill
/ ling effects snd startling developments
viii astonlsh 8 great number OF people at
| the GreenlsW Opera House tonight. Inc
| solid steel plate affair is said 70 be the
most wonderful invention of msstieating
/ power that was ever seen. The flying
| coat performance bids defiance to all ma
turai laws, and illustrates the hitherto un-
developed power of man. Waggener
/ ought to see hat coat
THOMAS A SCOTT, Esq, vice-president
| of the Pennsylvania Central railroad, il
st the Overton hotel. Mr.. Scott Is here
on business connected with the recent
lease OF the Charleston railroad, which,
it is expected and hoped, will be definite
IL accepted and ratified by him to-day.
Mr.. Scott and his co-adjuiors of the
Southern Security association will no
doubt be the recipients of attentions from
our leading citizens during their stay
here.
BARBARTrIEs and robberies prscticed
by United States msrshsls under the pre-
tense of enforcing laws regulating whis'
ky distilleries, are promoting to ku-klux
intensity of feeling the love of Eas. Ten
nessee for the Union. Hundreds of poor
people, under all sorts of charges and
pretexts, are dragged into the Federal
court at Tszswell, and the same incidents
occur constantly in other districts. The
business pays, and We suppose it is a good
thing,
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TAE TROUBLES IN NEW CRLEsNs.

Public attention being just now direct
ed TO the ~Gisgracsful row going on in New
Orleans between two mobs OF thieves
fighting for the spells Of office, it may not
be out Of place to give q few of the leading
points In The histories of the leaders of the
cOntendiDg factions. Warmcth first struck
Louisiana soil SIS q Federal army officer,
was stationed in New Orleans until mus
tered q Of the serYic5, and then, with
one Conway as partner, diYed into tbs
filthy pool OF Radicalism to see what
could bs fshed up from its dirty waters.
rs came to the surface, after houndering
awhile, SIS governor Of the State. Garter,
Of Texans in the Confederate service.
Following the example Of Longstreet, he
scld out TO tho party in power, and was
landed in tbs chair Of the speaker of
the house OF representatives Of the
Pelican State as q reward for his treRch-
sry. Il is 8 singular fact that this pair of
vuiture5 were never well-dressed IN their
Hves-no matter how plethoric their peck
SIS of money stolen from the people, no
man has ever seen them with apparel be
coming gentlemen. Had they, before
they were given over TO total deprsvity OF
morals, placed themselves In the hands Of
the GREAT WAGGENER, merchant tailor,
No. 3l7H Main street, Louisiana would
have esesped the horrors which now SO
thickly throng upon her, for it Is ALSO
IUsely impossible that any man can be-
come Loaf to honor and decency who pa
tTonizas Wsggener. Let Wsggener dress
you, 4 any 4 will go ball for your
good behavior.
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KEN0!
AsuHerer Tells his story in D0EgereI-
"EO-rectr'

It is impossible to choke OF the poets.
We say dissgreesble things about them
every week, snd yet they continue to send
in their illusions with the sams calm con-
fdsnce, IS Of old, that we have nothing
TO do bat resd their illusions, and have .
silver mine somewhere, which is kept in
perpetual operation for the solitary pur-
pose Of purchasing rhymes ct s~tupendous
prices. To-day we present from q
poet who writes upon keno, knowing
how 1t is himself.
MessrS. EditOTs-if you think the fol-
lowing lines worthy OF Insertion from an
ungrsmsticsl mecsnic you viii blige:
Keno, what is it2 ye victims of folly
OF balls and Of buttons and grim melsn-
Objects Of pity and yietimised slaves
The duPes Of a ring Of unprineipled kDaYes
Who drive their fast horses in Buggies so fine
And show you how brilliant their dimond
While 0 poor deluded intelligent asses
Work hard to maintain these fast men and
their lasses
With your Toes through your shoes and your
close rent asundeT
Cursing your fate like a mailman in thunder
Night after night there is nothing but keno
Hour after hour you look for il we know
Ihen now your poor heart beats and nutters
But say you ID Two chances IN try it again
First ball No 3 81 II 90
Fifty seven cards first ball, hold. another vic
tim
Sixty one cards, first ball ninty three
Fifteen per cent on ten minueIs a game
The last doller spent you are now IN a fix
How quick your leart beats how It moves in
a fame
You missed the pot card tho YOU picked them
Ha ha hs Ia what q lunitic game
Has reason bsren you now what must be done
Since you missed the pot card and the last
cent is gone
To borrow that's played out long since we
know
Because every one knows there is nothing In
Except to the banker who saves you the
OF banking your stamps he extracts on the
double
now 70 your workshops like heroes you
And ton with a head full OF thoughts upon
keno
Yes toll for a class Of the meapest of roagues
make them as rich as the wild conaStOgus
Blame not the mayor tbs yourselves are 10
blame
He knows its q vice and he knowsi its a shame
Intelligent me II the phrase 1 must use
he knows there are fellows with heads badly
shaped
The cunning and polished and shrewed and
well clad
Some nom which Memphis has lately es.
Who are on the look out for the easy caught
goose
And he knows that these geese will be caught
good and bad
Whether at ucer or poker or even all fours
And thus he gives ncence 10 open the doors |
VI night haunte to the victimfsed scores.
A REFORMED VICKTfM. |
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PERSONAL.

GENERAL ED. c. WAUFHALL and Colo.
mel Role s. Saunders are ct the Peabody
hotel.
Hon. FERNANDO WOOD has the thanks
of the APPEAL for valuable public docu-
ments.
MR PoFK, Of the thester, is IN town
and looking for a location for anew thea
ter to be built on Main street.
MAJOR TRUEHART, agent Of the Lsu-
derdale orphan asylum, viii please call
ct the APPEAL Office to day st twelve
O'Clock.
agent OF DR.. Walkers Vinegar bitters, Left
for New Orleans yesterday. He is q very
genial gentleman, aad ais msnDer viii
commend him TO all
J0HE Il. PATTIsoS, EsQu recently OF
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First Csreatt COurt-HeEske eli, JadSe
The entire calendar. consisting of seven
ty-iys cases, was disposed OF yesterday.
The following are the cases for to day
lS7, Selkjrk VS. Mayor and Aldermen OF
Memphis; I83, Thomas and wife vs. Mayor
and Aldermen of Memphis; 1873, Cross VS.
Sharpe; i9S, United States, use, VS. Jones
ct 81; 1876. Roberts vs. B~rinkley; 247, Hill,
administrator, vs. Smith and wife ct Ell;
30, Bumpsss VS. App5rsoD, executor;
275. Bedford VS. Carter ct al; III, Francis
co q Wiggsn VS. Brinklsy; 2SS, O'Neslle
ct al VS. Mercer, administrator 2S4, Scales.
administrator, VS. J P Goodman; 800,
President and Directors Of the Bank Of
West Tennessee VS. Fisher, Amis q Co;
S28, Stillmsn, administrator, VS. Hammer
snd wife; 329, Drake & Co VS. PRYOR: 33l,
Bolton VS. Drake; 1872, English Va Brown,
administrator; 3S7, Chsrrilla VS. Rsggic;
339, Oldham VS. Poston & Brown; S41,
Bumpass VS. Cash, administrator; S43,
State Of Tennessee VS. Drury ct al:
S46, Blackwell VS. Edwards; $40, Ksrr vs.
Black; $50, Mosby (receiver) VS. Anderson
administrator; $50, Willard VS. Mayor
and Aldermen of Memphis; 35S, Mosby,
receiver, vs. Dickens, administrator; 354,
Polk and wife vs. COWpextWaithe; S55,
Graham, administrator, VS. Psge ct al; 958,
Davis VS. Bateman; $50, Peplow vs. Alstin;
1888, King VS. Broom; 1854, Hobbs, admins
traitor VS. Memphis aud Charleston Rail-
road company; $40, Robertson VS. Casey;
873, Elam VS. Roberts; S79, Tennessee
National Bank VS. Stiles; $50, Williamson
VS. MeGsbee; 88k, Love VS. Grif1ng & Co.;
3S2, Finley VS. Burton; 3S4 Roberts We
Elan; 3S5, Toof, Phillips i Co. VS. Mem
phis AID louisville Railroad c0mpsny;
$50, McLennsn VS. Equitable Life Insur-
snce company; 412, Caneo VS. Rsjjo ct a.;
ALI, Heathman VS. Bailey AL, Witt VS.
Rosenstein ct al; 422, Davis VS. Memphis
and Arkansas River Packet COM
psny; 426, Memphis Gsyoso Gas
company vs Murphy ct 81; 425, Clay
brook vs. Robbins; 451, Armour vs.
Anderson; 4s9, Chiffon Va Worshsm;
482, Whitman Il Lovtjoy VS. Creighton;
463, Nash VS. Mckinney ct a.; 484, Hesse;
Levy & 90. vs. Hsrmstssd; 469, Gregg &
VS. Green; 472, Dsshiel, TRUSTEES, VS.
Curtin; AIS, Tate, Able & 90. VS. Grace;
476, Stockley eg al VS. Ebberts; 479, Hen
derson VS. Memphis and Arkansas River
Packet Co; $50, Norris vs. Hough q Ayers;
431, Reed q Markham VS. Mohan; 49,,
Frsyser & Willett vs. Herman, admins |
488, Taylor vs. futile ct 81; 4s9,
q Bscham vs. Alexander q Co /;
1872, Staten VS. Frsin. 493, Norment OF al,
VS. Worshsm; aga, Cicalla, administrator |
vs. Smith q Peck; 496, Elliott VS. M0rrisy;
a97, Lemon vs. Frsim; 499, VsnAlstin &
Wing VS. steamer Lady; 499, Murry VS.
Singleton; 500, State Of TENNESSEE VS.
Whitmore ct al; sol. Keef vs. Hilbert. 1
Winter q Walker; 502. Fsnneil vs. same;
'O3, Levy vs. same; 5t6, Fuller VS. Rice;
Wilkinson q Co. vs. Filbert. Winter
& Walker; OLA, Semmea VS. Fraim: SIS.
q Patterson VS. Bankhead.
" I
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THE APPEAL. IN THE CITY.
Places at which the Daily Appeal can
be Procured

The DAI PPEAL can be had every morn
ing at the fO~llOw1ng-named places In the CITY
At APPEAL Ccuntng-ROOm, IA Union street
At the newsstand Of Joe Locke, No. Hoh
Main street.
At the newsstand Of W j. Mansfo-d, corner
Of Second and Monroe streets.
At the newsstand in the Peabody hotel.
At the newsstand in the Commercial motel
At the newsstand in the Worsham house.
At the newsstand in the OVerton hotel
At the newsstand in the Southern hotel q,
At the newsstand Of Emmons Son. NO. II
Jefferson street.
Atthe newsstand Of VIM. S~piokernagle, cor
ner Of Fourth and Poplar streets.
At the newsstand on St Louis Wharfooab.
At the newsstand at Lanier & Eldudges
Second streat, near Madison.
At the newsstand Of Holiday on Beal'
street, near Main.
Att the newsstand at the Railroad depots.
At the newsstand on the Memphis and Lit
tie Rock wharfboaL
Al south Memphis news-depoL No. 90 Beali
street, near Second.
At Jas. Corwin's, 2Sh Main street, near MAD
fsOn.
At Paul Wright's, 26 Main street.
AT n. 3. Johnston's newsstand, 40 mai
street, Wsldran Block.
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A CENTURY ago the upper Blse-LSek
vatey was used oaly by vast herds of ouf-
faloes. It Is nov the most popular min
eral spring water Of the age, and the best
alterstiYe and aperient known. Supplied
in cases of two dozen bottles, filed care
fully at the springs. An excellent thing
for family uss.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
Wholesale Agsnrs.
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PEas0naL.

he WONDER Or Tax AGE-ALLLIE
II luELL lie young ana talented Loetrshs
and fortune Ieu6ls nH &LrlNeQ N rms clt4
ana can be OcuzELleu IUT r B1CrL Time Oily
she is endowed with s Uatural elt o. lo1S.
telling your future, present auC past lie, snu
OneIs a1ylJ 10 any OLe thzl can equal ner IL
her Profession: and win BeFera3 secrets maj
10 uEiUE DCgtsi ever knew before, d VII
bring cuCCes out O. ell SIZE undertakes sat
iEfE ctlOE guaranteed Or 10 pay. Cons0lb21on
lOCLcE axe low located a. lu6
Ia NV L. LL- ~. room Nc. >.
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LAW

First ChsReeFy COurt-ROrEan. Chan
oeIlSr.
Mr.. H. Jackson resumed his argument
yesterday in The case of Randolph vs..
Merchants National bank; after which
Judge Thomas r. Smith followed as c0uu-
sci for defendant, but did not finish bis
argument 1t wiz be resumed next Mon
dizzy, to which dsy this court stands sd-
journed. IN the meantime several cases
viii be tried by special chsncellors, in
which Judge Morgan is incompetent.
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lied

RAWLINGS- on the morning Of the 28d
inst. Mrs, MARGARET EA9LISGs (cOloIedl,
formerly &Js. Margaret Andrsws.
The friends Rnd acquaintance Of the fam.
ily are respectfully invited to attend her fu.
neral, this "WEDNESDAY afternoon, st z
O'Clock from her late residence, Second
street, opposite steam brick yard.
shELBY-Of pneumonia, at his rrsl5suce.
near Bartlett Tenn, JOHN MILTON SHELBY
aged slxty-nve years, eleven months and
twenty-five days
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Second Chaaeery Court Chancellor
Seott.

Decision: Cooke VS.. Bigslow, demurrer,
DEGREES: Eskin VS.. Cornell, final; Will
ford VS. Willifcrd, ~rofsfence; Union bank
GarthTaite We jacob, judgment; G alord
VS. Park, fess; Burlsson VS. Meschsm, re-
port confirmed; Watson vs. Harneu, refer
ence. Cases SGT specially for to-day: Mus
so VS. Muss0; 100, Wells vs. Carson: 474,
Grifang vs. Carver; 504, To wnsend VS.
Hswley; 6S2, Lumpkin vs. Wilson; 1874,
White Tvs Rootes; 799, Cooks VS. Hswley;
800, Cash vs. Hswley; sol, Weaver VS.
Hawley; SOC, McDsde - Dunosn; SO7,
Colemsn VS. Coleman; S P Walker VS.
Coleman.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
WHITE & LITTLE RED RIVERS.

Men=hEs =hase ana kststsS Red &aV5Fa
U. d. HsI LAH=.
For Helena, DeValIs Bluff, Sssrcy, Augusta,
J~RcksonpoIt, and all Way Landings.
The Elegant Passenger Steamer
LEGAL TENDER---W.S ashore, master
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY,, 81 5
O'Clock pm.
Str, EMMA {. ELLIOHT-.J u. fuliOtt, master
Lsayes Memphis eve<y sATUBDAY, at
O'Clock I'm.
Ths a0ove elegant tsamers connect at De-
ValI's Blu6 with the railroad MONDAYS and
THURSDAYS, going up; and WEDNESDAYS
and 5AHUkDA rs, coming deWu.
ELLIOTT q MILLER, agents,
fsu 2 Promenade, foot o. Jefferson.
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

THE undersigned respectfully rtsis 60 me
a parents OF he ctty Gu4 E~-rE1uudiuz
country, hat they VIII, OF cas First MaE-
day in Pc bruary EeEE, II the place kncWu
as ms Acspy Mansion. or A1auama street,
pen q school HcE yoGuE ladies', both for d-E
boarding pupils ii WHICH WlIbs Taught
al branches desire, 1EclFdtUg Ehs Iaus
RuaRes. The location - sEsizls and beauti-
fll with ample IooIG % gTCuldL IhcF re-
specially solicit tho pstrsnsgs and support
OF parents. Yong ladies % 8 aEs, md OF
any degrees CT a FaueemenE lee wed, N
the mnzt Carefct attention IL al matters
and departments guzEauseed.
MES- JENNY G. FCUTE
ISL MISS EAEE F.EEEEOM.
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NOTICE.

JOHGsToN-The friends and acquaintance
OF @. F. and L A. Johnston are invited 10 At
g the funeral Of their imam daughter
LEEoLA. Services at 81 Peters Church this
"WEDNESDAY morning, at 10 O'Clock
Hacks at residence, 270 Poplar street.
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FOR RIvNR.
FOR NEW MADRID.

ssd Jew Msdrld PakI
For new Madrid, Point Pleasant, Futon,
OsceolR, the ant intern edtats
Lsndtngs-Tns kegular Packet
WILL HA1S---.J = shannon, master
j. 4. AEhmon----.clerk
This elegant passenger 8te&mer
viii leave as above
THIS DAY, zath Inst, st JPN.
For right or passage APPLY en- boGr2 or to
ELLIOTT q MlLLEk, Agents,
Jazz No promenade street
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Preserve Your Roofs

TIN ROOFS thoror&hly seated With HOOK
u q LA1HkLLE ECHEkA ECoF COAT-
R6s n FuaEactea1 for ave rel18. for Is
cents PEI sQ1are Ills reromme1ded by car
oes1 srohltogtA T. vii rof hsislef. crscE nor
peal on ft VII rreaafTe the d1. prevent
leaEaHa and 8 tbs VsrT 1esf mafaslaf Tor
a. BEDusd gtEeoE
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FoR COUGHS and throst disorders, use
"BToa0n'S Bronchial Troehes," having
proved their efficiency by a test Of many
years.
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ASK your grocer for Oliver, Finnis &
Co.'s self rising -four, 30 you can slwsys
have good biscuit.
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C~0PARTHERs il aoTgCE

AGEsCX 81. IoUIs HUruaE LIE IEsC-l
n COMP4EX.
Memphis DasmbeI I, l6l.
81 Colonel WILL 3. E1cEozs lats CT Gre
NADIA. Miss.) was this d5y sdmlttsd as .
member Of the nrn o. J. g. LOSscALE 4
CO. J. G.IOSsDALz 81
tan L.P- NELgARD.
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HEAT, CoRIFoRT EooNoMY.-This
you viii get by having your CRATES seE
with Lemons Improvement. Call at 295
Second street.
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ECoNOMY.-Take your fall clothing TO the
Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House Hunt q
HRnson's old stand), 248 Second street.
HANSON 4 WALKER.
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EvEarBoDx says that that mysterious
man IL worth seeing,
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jon LOCKE. 2S8X Main street, hss Les.
lie, Cooley, Harper, Lippincots, and the
Phrenolo9fcal for February on his coun-
ters,
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No COAL PANIC exists in this city
Ledger.
No; the Dick Fulton arrived just In
time 10 suppy those who post the public
on thst question.
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a. 5. DAVIS.

Oliver, FINNIE & Co Is Eelf-rising -four
is for sale by almost sl retail grocsrs.
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celebrated
Belle FaCtOrv ShsstinGs.

DOn't Haak. Hawk, spit, spiL Blow.
Blow, and disgust 6verY DoUy with your Cs-
ta1rh and its offensive OdOr, when IN. Sages
Catarrh Rsmsdy viii speedily destroy all
O10r and arress the discharge.
The Secret ef CaPttsaf10R-Festures Of
Grecian mnulcs a well turned neck z beau
ttfuUy Ounde arms, are no Goubt very E1Ce
things to hsve, aud ladies' who possess thsss
charms lave reason 70 be than kuito Mother
Haturss yet. aftsr all. the mosE captivating
Of ali Womanly charms Is q pure, fresa
brilliant c~ouclsxfcn. This superiatiye fas-
eina1toa any lady may secure BY uaing HA-
CANS MAGNOLIA BALM. the standard
beSutifyEag preparation OF the present age.
1t cinss nom all ordinary Cosmetics IN
three gost essential particulars. inasmuch as
II contains no injurious Ingredients, DOES not
cOntrac1 or shrlYsl the skin As al the astrin-
gent " bloOms,n lotions and powders"
eventually do, bat produces 3 lasting lowell
ness BY improving the heath OF the sk17.
Under is operation the texture OF the cpl
derrpis becomes fner, and the surface soft As
velvet and smooth - porcelain. Features
cannot be caRngad, but compilations can,
and II is qnils certstn that lady with no
otser charm thsn = fresh and rosy eomplex-
ion vii attract more admiration IN COM
panF than her ~nesghbor with = classic face
bat a So low skin.
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rREENLAw OPERA HOUSE.
WEDNESDAY EVENING. JANUARY ETR
THAT MYSTERIOUS MANI
B. READ

CHARLES 3. REAL
WIN, at the request Of many influential CT
iz.ns of Memphis who ave witnessed his
extrsordinsry exhibitions, hold forth on
wednesday evening, January S4ih, at the
above hall.
CArDs OF ADsusroS-One Dollar. DooIs
opsn at : O'Clock; TO commence al . pre-
c,ssly, and L o persons admitted thereafter
sests cen be teoured on v ednesesy after
uocn. from 2 til { O'Clock, without extra
obsrse. al boxohhcs at h hall
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
For Now oxaeans-
III - aRAA

ElVIflaNA % llIN
The NJ a~guthcant passenger can
BELLE LEE..---.Frank Hicks, master
John 5. Sullivan, CLERK.
sETILL leave this ctEy on WEDNESDAY,
w February 7th, 1917. arriving ~ New Or
leans Monday February Nth, giving excur
sIontsfs tive days Ia the o. escenb City during
the Mardt 9res holidays Departing, viii
leave New Orleans on her mp trip Saturday
February Hbn. kOOma can % Olaiaed for
thu excursion By applying on board OF to
h. W. LGHT6UhNE, GsnI Agent,
2S6 From street.
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SAVANNAH, January 23.-Cotton market
firm, with a light demsnd; middling, 2lc.
Net receipts, 5082 bales; exports 10 Bar
Iona, 1850 bales; sales, 1900 bales; stock
on hsnd and on shipbosrd not cleared, g.
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II cheapest and best Dyerng and Cleaning
house IN the city Is At 28 Second street Hunt
HANSON 4WALKE