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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-09-13
GRANT RALLY IN NEWARK LAST NIGHT



OF the President.
The New Jersey republicans opened the working
part OF the campaign at a large and enthusiastic
meeting in the Newark opera House last night.
The building was packed to surocation and on the
stage was small meeting in ITSELF including most
Of the local oficials and celebrities; Mr.. Theo.
Mayor Pedde and Congressman Halsey The
attraction OF the evening was usn. twc and
buysen in which, after paying Horace Greeley
a high compliment for his Gnbiemshed personal
character, the speaker proceeded to euogize Presi
Claimed that the Presidents popularity had in.
creased rather than diminished. Regarding the
sen said Grant had only one blood relative In once,
his father. and ne was appointed before Grant
became President. A. for being gift-taker Grant
simply accepted substantial assurances of the peo-
ple's appreciation Of his military services. Mr..
FreiinQhuysen was repeatedly cheered. The meet
ing throughout was most harmonious aud enthu-
elastic.
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went on to speak OF the commercial advantages
that would arise from Grants defeat. The South
being now crushed. her industries were dead ana
were completely at stand-still There was need
that the South should have her liberty restored.
because ne had ever been their friend.
Every man unfcttered BY political trammes would
sustain the man who was to be the means Of de-
strOytng that present outrageous system Of OPP
precision In the South which kept brave mon In
poverty and misery
After some remarks from Judge Requier, OF Viz
gtnia, and the Rev. Charles u. Wray, the meeting
separated amid cheering
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NEW YORK HERALD FRIDAY sEPTEMBER 49, ls72-TRIrLE SHEET

" guns to kan them ID Dutchmsa." Every
Dutch vote ne IL able TO canvass now costs hin
$4,000 s.. He y bribng some Of our people. An
The last speaker was Mr. GEORGE W0LBRH0HT.
who made speech In similar strain to those pre-
cediug him. fl Ntf I f4 N-
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STAND MO. 2.

candidate for Governor. Mr.. Herman, and Colonel
Hardee gave way whiio no made brief address
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-10
FROM A MECHANIC.
The Criminal LaWs-High Reats-Im-
migrants Wanted.

We with pleasure find q place for the
following from one Of a class in whom
the APPEAL has the fullest faith, belisy.
ing thar through them at last is Memphis
to be placed in the front rank among the
industrial centres Of the Republic. We
have q measureless faith in mechanical
and manufacturing industries and believe
that until we have them in proportion
equal t0an increase Of double the value
OF our raw products we can not hope 10
prosper in the Of that remunera-
ton Of which Cincinnati last year boosted
when 1t announced that 1t received $685.
100000 for articles manufactured by her
mechanics, the price of the raw material
being less than half that sum, the differ
enc9 being profit. But to our correspond
ent's letter, which we think very sugges-
tive on several points;
EDITORS APPEAL-Asl you have ONE
Times said through your valuable paper
that your columns are open to mechanics
and workingmen, the writer would re-
sPectfully avail himself of the offer to
urge a few things on your care and no
Tics. The mechanics, as q class, may not
yield to any SET Of men in patriotism
and devotion to the best inter-
es . of the country, especially are they
Identified with the prosperity of Ten.
nessee and of Memphis, their much loved
4S0u nAu E0Nk VI tupAE AaAnlAA6as I06R
see and deeply feel her wants 70 be great
AID very pressing, weighing her down "a
8 deadly incubus, and will, unless very
enectually removed, prove her ruin. Her
most urgent wants are first Of all a fsith-
f0l and very stringent execution Of the
criminal laws without delay; the exc
oution of the laws to be carried out fully
In q few weeks after the sentence has been
passed upon. For years many of the worst
criminals have been let loose upon socl-
ETY. after the people Of the State have
been put to many hundreds OF thousands
OF dollars expense to pay for their worse
thar useless trials. Another urgent want
Is moderate rents. House rent in Mem
phis Is simply enormous, and to tina
writer's knowledge has driven several
excellent mechanics with their families
away from the city. No man, whoever
he may De, that wishes Memphis to pros
per Will advocate high rents under any |
plea. Wherever mechanics flourish there
they are most likely to become permanent. |
and there Ia no more satisfactory sign
OF advancement in q country than where
mechanics do well and ere encouraged,
and vice versa In q decaying country thew |
can't live. Another thing IL the great
want OF emigrants to increase the popula.
ton OF the State and city, especially
small, or provision-raising fa' mers and
fruit raisers tine better class of sucbl. but
they viii not come or stay among rs un-
properly trsatsd-that u Justly and
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

THE NATIONAL Eigin Watch COmps
ny's Illustrated Almanac is from the
press Of the Aldine company, OF New
York city, and is entirely worthy OF thu
reputation of that corporation.
THE SOUTHERN MAGAZINE for FebFu.
airy is received from the publishers
Messrs. Murdoch, Browne & Hill Balti'
more. General BeauregRrd continues his
notes" on Pollsrd's history Of that gen.
erals western campaigns. The other ar,
t~icles, both selected snd original, are al
excellent. This magazine is fast winning
the confidence of the Southern reading
and thinking public.
THE FINANCIER, which reaches us regu-
larly every week, continues to maintain
the high position 1t took in the world OF
journalism by reason Of the excellence OF
Its first number. 1t contains well di-
gested articles upon financial and busi-
ness matters, written in q clear logical
and convincing manner, characterized,
too, by the vigor that Is always an accom-
paninent of Independence In journalism.
The FinRncier is invaluable TO business
men of sll classes. 1t is published in
New York by J. h. and O. NJ. Goedsell,
166 and I5S. Broadway.
THE INDUSTRIAL MONTHLY for Febru-
airy Is ct hand. Il contains q large
AAnOuDb % FAluaOAO AHAOIHuatAOu AIboEcSE
ing to mechanics, manufacturers, build
ers, inventors, engineers and architects.
A prominent feature of this periodical is,
that 1t Is ~cOpiously and beautifully Illus
trsted. and altogether gotten up In q most
perfect and attractive manner. The sub.
acription price Is put at the merely nomi-
figure of 81 80 per year; clubs Of three
and under five, 81 % per year. The In
dustrisl Monthly can be obtained Of Joe
236K Main street, and Of news
dealers generally, for fifteen cents, or by
addressing the industrial Publication
176 Roadway, New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-10

enemies of the resolution, owing to q mis-
apprehension of parliamentary usage,
guffswed and chuckled at what they sup
posed was the last screw in the burial
case of that favorite measure of Alderman
Welsh. They went 6 little too far, and by
so doing LEFT the case exactly rs 1t stood
before the last Ekfrmish. Their tactics
ought to have been, when the motion TO
reconsider was put, to refuse TO recon-
slider. This would have been The death OF
the measure. A bill, resolution, petition
or any other document can be taken nom
the table at any time until the house re-
fuses to reconsider q vote which put IL
there. PendergTast was astute enough 20
vote "Rye," st the same time remarking
that there was "some doge in this" BE
can move to reconsider any time he feels
himself strong enough to take the doeu-
ment from the table.
The soslping business hourisheth, and
would have continued to grow strong and
bold, and more aggressive, as long as 1t
was the rule TO fine the scalper ten dollars
in q case where he had made forty dollars.
This comfortable arrangement left the
scalper q clear profit Of thirty dollars,
Now we have g different arrangement.
/ Our seRlpers get q turn in the county jail,
and afterward q twist " In the criminal
court. This elaborate and painful cur
/ riculum iz calculated to have q dampen-
I'M effect on the enthusiasm Of the ener'
getic Jshus who run too swiftly after for
tunes. One of these species picked up
greeDy named Kennedy, Thursday even.
ing, and drove him to his stable, and
there snatched the verdsnt psrty's mon
ey and left. Verdsnt remained in the
stable sl night, awaiting the return o.
Kapki, and then had him arrested BY
| Captain Smith, and sent to jail by the re
| corder In default of four thousand dollar
I I'LL
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LoTTA is "nexti" She will occupy the
thester.
A1xEE and her opera boufe troupe are
coming,
THOMAS and his orchestra are the great
expectancy.
VRRp1's new oprs Aida" is the senss-
ton in European musical circles.
WACHTKL and his opera troupe have
turned their backs upon US. They Will
not be here this season.
Lolita, with her young men, " "her
girlsD and her Passions" neatly done
up in 6 brsR-neW portfolio, Is on her way
to Memphis.
FAIR.-The Assembly hall was much
more lively last night LhSt on any pre-
vious one of the week. Several valuable
articles were rgclsd of and others put
upon the list of chances. The diamond
pins, watches, silver sets and things which
are voting OF to the most popular and
clever people create great liveliness and q
trihe of excitement. A very pleasing
festure of the fair is the excellent band,
which furnishes good music for the dane
ing.
TIE DAVENPORT BROTHERS lately gave
some Of their pscychic exhibitions st Ith-
lea, New York, but their tricks were sad
ly disarranged by some OF the Cornell
university fellows. A private letter says
thai some of the students, having q scien-
tifc turn of mind, provided themselves
beforehand with pyrotechnic balls con-
tanning phosphorus, so made SIS to ignite
suddenly with a bright light. During the
dark sesnoss, when the DRvenports pur-
ported to be, and as the audience sup
posed were, bound hand and foot within
their closet or cabin, and when the guitar
was floating in the air and playing musi-
cslly around, the aforesaid students
struck their lights all Of asudden, WREN
the spirits were found to be none other
than the Dsvenports themselves, who
were lodging about the stage, brandish-
ing the guitars and playing the tunes.
The music suddenly ceased, the commit
tee declared the performances 8 humbug,
and the players DEPARTED from Ithics by
the earliest train.
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THE APPEAL IN THE CITY.
Pisces at which the Daily Appeal can
b Procured.

The DAILY APPEAL can be had every morn
ing at the foIOwing-nRmed places In me Guy
At APPEAL ~Countng-ROOm, Union hI1sSL;
At the newsstand Of Joe Locke NO. SoH
Main street.
At the newsstand Of W. J. hanstoroI corner
Of Second and Monroe streets.
At the newsstand IN the Peabody hcteI.
At the newsstand in the commercial nOSel'
AT the newsstand in the Worsnam mouse.
Al the newsstand In the Overton MOTEL
AT the newsstand in the southern hotel' a
Al the newsstand Of Emmon Son, No. ~
Jefferson street.
ner al Fourth and Poplar streets.
AT the NEWSSTAND on st. Louis WharfooaL
All tie newsstand at Lanier q Eldrldgeb
second street, near Madison.
Al the newsstand OF Hobbdayi on beale
street, near Main.
Al the newsstand at the Railroad depOts.
Al the newsstand on he Memphis ana LAt-
tie Rock whRrfbOat.
street, near Second.
tson.
AT n, b. JohnstOn's NEWSSTAND 4bt MAIL
street. ,m p..,,
street. opposite Besle street market
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RAILROAD NEWS.
Clark.,11ls .na Na.hviIIs Rallroaa

GAINESVILLE and Nashville Railroad
The Tobacco Leaf, in an able article, adj
vocstss the building of 8 railroad from
GAINESVILLE to Nashville. The young city
of GAINESVILLE is already one of the impor-
tsnt business centers of the State, and
growing rapidly. In enterprise snd en-
iightened public spirit she is second to
none. Her people are live, working,
pushing, go-s-hesd fellows, VINO work for
success, snd win it. We are glad to see
her people 50 fully alive IN the subject of
internal improvements, whereby her
grain, tobacco and iron interests are to be
more fully developed,
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respectfully, and given q good homestead
on very moderate terms In such liberal
and wise treatment toward them they will
soon Identify themselves with and become
Of Us, and viii soon be elsssed among
our best and most useful citizens. And
another matter Ia for our large landholders
to sell 6 part of their lsnds in small
bodies, from five to one hundred acres, on
very easy terms, and IN every way to en-
courage agriculture and stock-rsisiDg.
These things should be constantly urged
and kept before the people in our sWs-
papers, and In everything that will be
likely TO secure these ends with a. little
delay as possible. Yours,
MECHANIC.
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27s ~ KHlG STREET..

Interesting News for the Ladies'.
just received an elegant assortment Of
rougatre. Dove tint, Undine, silver tint
and perfection papers, with enve, ops to
MATCH stamped to order in the hrest
style. Also q full line of the newest styles
of initial-paper and envelops. Visiting
cards printed and engraved. Party invi-
tations and programmes elegantly IKE
BOYLE & CHAPMAN,
27ok Main street.
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TO OWNERS OF NOISES.

L trest diseases Of stock according to the
true principles Of medicine and snr0arv.
and study the interest OF my EMPLOYERS.
The liberal patronage I have received
since locating here assures me that the
cltizsns Of Memphis appreciate q vIsterin-
AIRY surgeon who knows his business and
attends TO 1t.
JOS. BUsHMAN, NJ re. q g.,
No. IS Union street.
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MECHANIC.

So far as the enforcement OF criminal
law is concerned we must say that the
Judge and attorney OF the criminal court
are doing all they can TO enforce It, and
by ss summary a process as the claws
delays" will admit of. promptly inhlct
such punishment a. the statues impose.
1t Is not their fault If there is any failure
In this respect, but rather that Of our law
makers and the people themselves.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-10
EARDI.GRAS.

In anticipation of the above, Dunbar
and Molen have made extensive arrange
ments for that nigbs. Don't fail to be on
hand, st the corner of Madison and Sec
ond streets. Lunch from eleven to two
n1ol0aE n m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-10

A UNIVERSAL REMEDY" Browns
Bronchial Troches" for coughs, colds,
and bronchial affections, stand first In pub
lie favor and confidence; this result has
been acquired By q test of many years.
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STRATED.

EFT my place on fernando road, three
IL miles nom Memphis, on Sunday lsEt,
two hEy Mare MuleE; one about lsL hanoi
hiRh, 81 d the other a 10 hsEds high, both
with gear marks on sides. d party taking
them up will tie paid 80 eaeA On me oeliY
cry 10 i, McCarE y.
he 3HOs BUkkE
~ hEEP-From Colonel b. v. AndsneOn'f
~ place, 8 mLfE sOuta Of AemphiE, On TIE
lover Horn Lake load, about the 1bth No
ser. eiehleeu Eheep-tWO OF Them black
AnV uer on giving information OF them viii
W. 4. ANDERSON,
ia 2B Front street, MemphiE-
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FeUED

COLO " ATOH. Chstn and LOcEet W
e will cau at the Office of the Piedmont
aud Arlington Life Insurance Company, 20
Nsin street. prove property and pay bnlN
ahHertienmanA and ReL bis nrnnertv. ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-10

THE cheapest and best Dyeing and Cleaning
house In the city is at 246 Second street Hunt
4 HanBon's old standl.
HANSON a WALKER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-10

HEAT, COMFORT AND ECoNoMY.-This
you viii get by having your CRATES set
with Lemons Improvement. Gall at 295
Second street.
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LOCAL E

Armstrong; Photographic Gallery, No. I'll
Main street. Three faultless gem pictures fol
atty cents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-10

JOE Lo, KE, 236H Main street, has the
Ledger, Weekly, Fireside Companion and
all the leading publications.
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ROLLING PMS almanac ct Joe
Locke's, 1854 Main street.
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NOTICE.

The undersigned having taken charge Of
the books and papers of John Norton, de-
ceased, late justice Of the peace for the
fourteenth civil district, Shelby county,
will attend to all his unfinished business.
JAMES HALL, J, P,
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THE best place to get Oliver, Flnnie &
Co.'s self-rising -four and buckwheat Is
from your own grocer. They sell at nam
ufactur9rs' prices,
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Al nANlS
MARDI GRAS.

House and sign painter, ZsI Second street.
Orders promptly executed at reasonable
rates,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-10

FINE hot lunch a. the bay HorseD ey-
cry day, from ten to M o'clock.
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JOE LOCKE, 1851 Main street, has Les
lie, Cooley, Harper, LippineOts, and the
Ph~renological for February on mis- coun'
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F0a RknT Or GALE,

RAhM-A email farm, near ne Rs elsh
il slaUOn, "a and ". r. X. one mile sssL OF
goOd improvements, trUiL etc. App y 10 W.
b. Williamson near tne prsmmea, or 10
fe7 NJ u. L.sIEWARr. Memphis.
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GENTS elegant spring style silk dress
hats now ready at Wheaton & Co.'s, the
matters, 279 Main street, sign OF the tiger.
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AUCTION SALES.
ny a. g. q
AgctlOBsers & 6snmIssIoB AerG'sts

VIII sell THIS MOzAEAhEs ~ 10 s'eHzl
without reserve or umti:
loo cases Of Mem CALL Kip Wal All
split Boots
o eases Of Mems and BOYS An8SE-&I
sorted Styles
81 eases W0man's and M11ses' Shoes as
sorted
Also, 50 sets Of Furs-goOd quality ana
styles; SO Gross ASSORTED Toilet soaps 100
dozen Army Socks; 100 gross hssu BlacElDsi
also, Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats. Caps, Ho-
tons, CutlsTy, Glassware, atn-
~ Country merchants, and The trade ar4-
orally, win ind IL 70 tEsE interest 10 rf-eld
our salss- Private salss a. aueuon prices g
AL times. d
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RIVER lNTELLlGENcE.

MARDI GRAs suits to order.
ELLIOTT & RIDGELY, 219 Main strest
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NOTICE.

My friends and the public generally are
hsreby notified that I have removed my
office from No 20 Madison street TO No, Al
Madison street-bsssment Office OF the
Planters Insurance cOmpsny's building.
ADOLPH LOEB,
Agent Of American Central Insurance Co.
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Go TO Joe LOcke's tor the lstest publ,
cations.
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JoIN the Mardi Grss procession and re-
port TO the committee before next Friday.
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SEE advertisement Of DR. Butts Dispensary,
in another column. II should be read by
all,
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BOARDERs.s

0nALIFuRNIA RksrAURANa" JULIU-
u VtGELsD1 foruefIy o. SAlLIoInlss
Oent Store, Csk6s pleasure IN informing me
numerous frisnds and the travelling pnblic
that he mas taken obsTee OF tue Dlnlnk Hs1l
JacksOn Blook. board can be engaged BY
ne DAN. WEEK o. MONTH Terms, InYeIlaby
n sdVE- ce 81 MAIN STREET.
nOERDfEa-Eios board, by day or week;
II front rooms, fulnl he'd or u~nfurnfah6d,
fo rent with bo&lp, 81 "a Astn street, OPP
fsiT- az I
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MARDI GRAs suits to order.
ELLIOTT & RIDeELY, 2i9 Main street.
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EXAMINE the CRATE il this once. Tis q 0rsai
having Of fuei.-EDs.
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CoENUBIAL fredericksburg tends more
to ~cOnnubial happiness han cheerful and
healthy infants and children. Mrs. Whit
ramadv-
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ECoNoMY.-Tske your fall clothing to the
Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Hous Hunt &
Hsnson's old standl, 245 Second street.
HANSON q WALKER.
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WHEN the system is below par, and a
fresh impetus to the vital forces seems to
be demanded, Upper Blue Lick water
will be found 3 rational, effective and
agreeable remedy, and worthy Of general
confidence, proved 20 be so by the expe-
riencs Of q century.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
Wholesale Agents.,
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kEMPHIs DOLLAR STORE.
BOYLE & CHAPMAN,

s7O IL HnGR strees,
Deslers in Ofice-statiOnery, blank books,
gold pens, school-bOOks and miscellane-
GUS books. Blsnk-boOks made to order in
the best ann and guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction. Stssm-printers and
book binders, z79H Main street.
BOYLE & CHAPMAN.
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Stockholders Neaaa

THE next regular snDual mestflz o. the
IL stockholders o. the Memphis and Lts e
Rock Railroad Company wiz be he'd n tha
town OF HOpedsld, ArkR1Ss5, On the
18th Day 81 February, Isz2
Stockholders vii be passed free 20 aud aEGm
place Of nesting by presenting eera1-G'E IS O.
stock to the c~onductor.
By order Of the SORrd o. Dtrs--c-E
JOIN ". GOODWIN.
s5c-afarT s1d Treasurer.
Aemphis, Tenn January 81 q fz3 azE
ENGLsEER's OFFICE o. PADCCAH ANpl
Memphis, January -, IsIZ
DHOPOSAlS for executing the g~rsGsti0n,
4 bridging and trace tgyi1g. and for tie
ton Of the Paducsh end Eempnia Railroad
extending rom Memphis 70 ~ECvfnztcn, =
distance Of 81 miles, VII b received 81 Lha
until March 5, Is72. a. z N
Plans, prOnles and exhibits o. the uEauLI-
ties OF work and materials ear Re seen. ana
olaDk bids ootainsd oy applying a. sEe In
Rtneer1s omee in Memphis, On and a ser Fsbz
ruary II, 1872.
Proposals should Re CireeaeI n Tie Chief
Engineer OF aid railroad company.
The company reserVz the right 20 Fe5seG
any and all bids.
By order OF the EosTa OF Esrect1-s.
HI JONES. sscratzE
Jas Psdueah snd Memphis 3 3. %
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AMERICAN Driven Wells 81 Browne =
Brownies, as Second street.
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sTHAE FITTING, ans Second street.
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ALL msnner of fancy goods.
ELICIT & RIDGELY, 2l9 Main street.
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WHTTE { LITTLE Red RrvERs.

white and kaes1e FED RaWsr8
Us Nail Line.
For Helena, DsVaI's Blud, Bearcy, AuguGtA,
J-scksoDport, and AL Way LAndtngA
The Elegant Passenger Steamer
LEaAL TENDER---W.J J. Ashford, master
Leaves Memphis sVery TUESDAIs 81 >
O'Clock pm
a. EMNA q. ELLIOTT--J. d. elliott, master
Leages Memphis every SATURDAY ~
O'Clock pm.
TINE above elegant steamers connect Al De-
Walls Riun with the railroad AOHDAYSand
FHUR5DAYS, going up; and WEDNESDAYS
and 6AFURDAY ". coming down.
ELLIOTT q Agents.
TALL z Promenade, foot Of Jefferson.
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