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Az. 10, 1879.
NEW BOOKS.

IsoLINA, THE ACTORS DAUGHTER, is
one of the many interminable diffusions
of absolutely nothing which flood ouI
modern literature. There is nothing to
praise save the admirable type and neat
binding, which is always evident in
books coming from ]. B. Lippincott 4
Co.
THE CHRISTIAN LEADER comes to US
this month in anew and improved form,
presenting to our well-pleased eyes and
heart'fourteen pages of interesting read
ing matter. Nj. Chaplin assumes the
editorial chair, and in his usual terse
and lucid style marks out the enlight-
ened course they propose pursuing, and
we heartily wish them bon VOydge and
ali the success their liberal views justly
deserve.
VICTOR NORMAN is a new novel, neat
~ bound and printed in admirable type,
just issued by ]. B. Lippincott & Co.
The characters are well drawn-one ten
derby pathetic, and all are most natural
The style is easy, and, with a few ex-
ceptions, free from odious literary stills
so commonly walked on by modern
novelists. The author, Mrs. Mary A
Denison, possesses not only taste and
skill in ~delineatine character. but also
the rare good judgment to condemn il
in a volume which is easily read in al
evening.
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Petition for Divorce.

No. Ss. r. n-ka tie Second Credit Cont q,
shelby county.-WiHiam Harris n Flfs
Harris. ~
appearing nom affidavit Ia this cause TIA,
a that the e1enuant Etlo Harris, is q resi-
resident OF tleState Of Tennessee.
Il Is therefore ordered, That ne make bar
appearance herein, at the courthouse ia he
Guy o. tennessee. on the third
Monday IN laRleEy, ls76, and plead. answer
OF SeNnr - e~omDlainants bin, or the sarne
NIu be takeu for confessed as 10 hsr and 81
LOT nSeIlng expartei ard that copy OF this
eesslye weeks, In she Memphis Appeal.
Done AZ Office, this 4th day OF December. 1872.
p D. BOYLE, Clerk.
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NOn-Resident Notice.

No. 75S-In the First Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee.-H. B. Graham & Brc. va.
America c. Dill.
TT appearing nom affidavit IN this canse
n hRt the defendant, America O. Dill, is q
nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee; thai
she IS Indebted to conplainants in the sum OF
ebout $500, as evidenced by certain bills OF
exchange exhibited with the bin as referred
to therein, and hat q writ OF attachment has
been issued and returned levied on the p-op.
erty OF said defendant:
IL is therefore ordered, That She make
her appearance herein, st the courthouse Ia
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the first Monday IN February, 1873, and plead,
answer or demur to complainants bill. Orthe
same viii be taken Tor confessed a. 20 hes
and set for hearing expaTta; aud tAat q COSY
OF this order be pghliShed once q week, fof
fou successive weeks, In the Memphis Ap-
pleel. Thia December Z, 1872,
A oOpy-ettests
z. a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By K J. BLACK, d. g. and M.
Hutchinson & Townsend, Solicitors for COM
~plainants. DEF sat
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Attachment Notice.

TennesSee.-FOrd, Porter & Co, drm com.
posed Of Newton Ford, d.. T.. Porter, W.
Taylor and CIV. Macrea, VS.. William staten
I the a"bOve-naned suit afhdavit for attach
i ment having been a under section 80;
of the Code OF Tennessee that the defendant
is a nonresident Of the State OF Tennessee
and IS justly indebted to the plaintiffs by
account, in the sum Of eighty Z-l0O dollars,
and that the claim is just; and An attachment
having been Issued by me and returned by the
prOper officer levied by garnishment on Har-
ris, Mallory & Co., merchants OF the city OIL
Memphis, Tenn, who answer they Owe etc;
Is Is therefore ordered, That the defendant
appear before me, at my omee, No. so Second
street, Memphis, Tennessee, on the 18th day OF
December, 1872, at 10 O'Clock am, and defend
this suit, or the same viii be proceeded with
eLparte; and that g. copy OF this notice be
u ltshed Once a week, for four consecutive
weeks In the Memphis Daily Appeal.
JAMES HALL J.. p,
November Is, 1872. uOlT mo
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Attachment Notice.

]. N. T1ghe & Co. rs. H. kaufman-Eafore
James Hall, ]. P. for Shelby county, Tenn.
rs the above named suit affidavit HAVING
L been made for attachment, undsr secti9S
$50 OF the Code Of Tennessee, That TIE defend.
ant is a nonresident Of the state Of TenneS.
see, and is justly indebted 70 the pIafDtiT in
the SUM OF one hundred and ninety-two doi.
lars and seven cents (sl92 %, due by Account
and that the claim IS just, AID an attachment
having been Issued by me and returned nv IN
proper officer, levied, etc:
II Is therefore ordered, Thai the defanda.f
appear before me, at my office, $50 Second
street, Memphis. Tennessee, on the 3Ist dav ~
uecemoeri losi at 10 O'Clock am, and defend
e1parNefau that q copy Of this notice be pub-
Hshed once q week, Tor fOur consecutive
weeks, IN The Memphis Daily Appeal.
de3 LNFSaATT
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TO ADVERTISERS.

is has been stated from the first
day of the publication of the
SUNDAY APPEAL 1t is a dis
tinct and separate issue, and no
advertisement is inserted IN it UT1-
less specially ordered and paid
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LOCAL EFE5Ss.

Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
-Thos. Cubbins, bricklayer, 2S4 Main.
Might School in Market st. building.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
21I Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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THE purest and sweetest Cod Liver
Oil in the world is Hazard d Caswelps,
made on the sea-shOre, from fresh Sc
lected Hvers, by Caswell, Hazard & Co,
New York. 1t is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have once taken
il prefer it to any other. For sale By all
drI1pristS-
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Administrafrix Notice.

+ ETTERSof administration upon the estate
u Of j.. II. Spain, deceased, having been
granted to the undersigned by the Prooate
Court OF shelby county, all persons indebted
TO said estate are requested to come forward
and make settlement AT once; and all having
claims against said estate are required to file
them, properly autheni Heated, With me or Il.
q, Williamson, Nc. 3z3 MaIn street, Memphis,
within the time prescribed by law, or his no.
tice viii be plead in bar.
nO7 K. V. "A Adm'x.
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LOST.

On or near Third, Poplar or Alabama
streets, a gold Observation-Disclosures en-
ameled on the clasp. Also a handker-
chief, trimmed with valenciennes lace.
Any person delivering the handkerchief
and holder at No. Is Madison street
will be paid the full value Of same.
NO Z ROBINSON
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On account of dullness in trade, we will
sell to-day a large line Of kid gloves at
fifty-five cents a pair. Also so dozen
white cotton hose, fine and heavy, at
81 per dozen, for to-day.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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RAILROADS.



The V~icksburg Heraldsays: "Weinter
viewed, Yesterday, Captain ]. NJ. Searles
Chief Engineer of the Memphis anC
Vicksburg railroad, with regard to the
amount of work which has been com
pleted on this new and important rail.
road route. and we are gratified in being
able to announce that the heaviest por.
ton of the swamp line, extending from
Yazoo river to the Marshall ]. Smith
place on Little Deer creek, has been al
most fully graded; this is a distance Of
three miles, and on this part of the line
there are erected I've twelve hundred
feet of trestle~wOrk, averaging fourteen
feet in hight, and there are placed on
the line of the embankment ten thou
sand crOssties. The remaining portion
of the line for a distance of twelve
miles
FROM THE YAZOO RIVER
has been graded in sections as they
were taken by the sub-cOntractOrs. The
company have had, heretofore, very
limited means, and yet the heaviest
work has been very nearly completed,
comprehending about one hundred and
fifty thousand yards of embankment,
eight miles Of clearing two hundred feet
wide, in dense timber and cane, and
high trestling. We understand that
this finished work "bridges the chasm,' y
and the balance Of the line for
ONE HUNDRED MILES
will require light grading, and but little
clearing, as it will pass through the
large cotton fields which begin at the
.tHill plantations and border Little
and Big Deer Creek throughout lisa
ouena and Washington counties. The
work has been suspended during the
past few weeks, but within a few weeks
more it will be actively renewed under
the
MOST FAVORABLE AUSPICES.
1t is the intention of the directory tC
push the grading and cross-tieing
through to Rolling Fork at once. With
in q few days we shall be privileged tc
publish such facts regarding the pros
poets of this great enterprise as viii pro
duee the conviction that the Memphis
and Vicksburg railroad is On a substan-
tial footing. Look out for the lOcomo'
tive!u
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SPECIAL AUCTION SALES FOR TIKI
LADIES.

George Shields & Co. have a special
sale Of fine silks, poplins, delaines, all
wool merinos, fine laces, velvet and
cloth cloaks, etc, ETC., tomorrow after
noon at two o'clock. Ladies must at
tend by all means, as no gentleman viii
be admitted 10 this sale.
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THE finest opportunity ever offered to
secure an elegantly furnished residence,
with good lot, everything frst-elass, is
pToffered in our advertising column this
morning.
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fHE cheapest and best STEAM DYETNG
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt & Hansen's old
stand. HANSON & WALKER.
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DELINQUENT TAXES, 1870 AND 1871.

The State and county land sales for
unpaid taxes will be made on the sixth
of January, 1873, after which interest at
the rate of fifty per cent will be added
onr redemption. Persons desiring to save
the penalty must pay during the present
month, as the office VIII be closed from
the first 20 the sixth of January. Call
at one VIM. MCLEAN,
Tax Collector.
NJ. 4. WILLIAMSON, Deputy.
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o EXCHANGE.

MI proved Memphis property for a No. ]
Plantation, $4,000 70 $500. Address, Nc
tfhee, care Lock Box I9. Memphis Postofnce
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Mr.. E. HARRISON, leader Of the or
ehestra, Grand Operahouse, would re-
speetfully inform the public generally
that he is prepared to furnish music for
balls, private parties, serenades, etc.
For terms apply at the box office Of the
fhpatar
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aNo.F ~@EE1EFAEE
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO. S
REAL ESTATE
Hx
n. E. cen. MAIN ana JEFFERSON,
BULLETIN for THIS Day
The Host Valuable Business Lot in am.
phis at ChancerF Sale.

appointment o. the CsrE and Master
OF asslstlng MIN at The sale ordered Nv fbs
Snss hanos Court Of that most valuable
u1o "a sEl9-. street. in lf-zsisa OF
1eEatO ls1rtef. fruut Sec.
&c. street 70 the alley eEwee second
80 vain street, 10 tax place upon tho.
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EooNoMY-ForgenGe men to send their
fall and winter clothing 10 be cleaned or
dyed and repaired, to HANSON & WALK
Err, 246 Second street, for they make q
speciality Ofthat kind Of work.
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FOR ARKANsAs RTEFR-

RHENFHIS AND Arkansas EFE.
vi Packet Co., Us. Efal Llae-Thae 1.
passenger boats Of this line leave rl=LEl IL
for all points on Arkausss u-er a uE-a -
and Saturdays, a. 3 pm.
". p. WALK EE. AEplr.
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THE old friends and patrons Of III. Ma
ginness will find him at No. 3 West
Court street, where he will furnish them
with boots and shoes as in days of yOre.
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joe LOCKE, news-dealer, 1854 Main
street, has all the December magazines,
as well as the latest papers from the prin-
-einal cities.
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For THE PATTI CONCERT.-Just re.
ceived, Opera Cloaks and Gloves,
at B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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WHITE Furs cleaned at 81 Madison
street, Memphis SteamDyeing Estab-
lishment.
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L. ScHILLING & Bros, No. IS, JEF-
FERsON STREET MARKET.-Well, go
and see their beef; the finest ever
brought to this city; and spare ribs. Oh!
spare ribsi first of the season. Dressed
turkeys, poultry. Well, just go and see
the place, IS Jefferson Street Market.
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FOR KsB
Meuaphis ard St Eouts Packet Coural

For Helena, Chicot, Greeuvius sud Ef-zy.
uurz-COuuectlnE at CI.cCE with rEe Little
Rock, Pine Bluff and New Orleans railroad.
also, the Missisappi,Ouachila and Red EIye-
railroad
Steamer ". j. LEWIS, 1
r.
VIII leave as above THIS DAY, Dee. LHfl,
al 10 o'clock am.
dei0 FLEEf. CALVEaT, stpr.
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WAGGENFR, 3174 Main street, has the
finest merchant-tailOring establishment
in the city; the largest assortment Of
goods fresh from the hands Of the i'm
pOFter.
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Second Circuit COurt-HaIsey, Judge
TO-day's calendar contains the follow
ing cases: 81, Collier vs. Collier; 1880,
Dean vs. Jones; 1861, Ball & Ray vs.
Otis & Co.; 1857, Hastings vs. Judd:
1885, EichbuFg vs. Patti; 1857, COnnOve
vs. Harvey ct al; 363S, Fox vs. Shelby
county; 3639, State of Tennessee VS.
Loagie; 3642, Hergog Bros. vs. Loagie;
3643, Groom ct al vs Theme ct al; 3644,
Mailer Va Phoenix Insurance Com
pany; 1916, Douglas & Co. vs. Cross;
364T, Sprague, administrator vs. Hise;
3649, Duyer vs. Crowley; $3.50, Belts vs.
Owen; 1861, Whalen rs Graham;
1862, Meath vs. Bethel; 1854, Offnut &
Co. VS. Eckerly; 1865, Steams vs. Wright
ct al; 1856, Lane, Moore & Co. vs. VIII
lismsoni 1868, Stailey vs. Lakin.
First Circuit COuri-HeIsken, Judge.
The motions against Mclean, Tax
Collector, and sureties were continued
until Saturday next. The jurors in the
case of smith VS. Crenshaw have not vet
agreed upon q verdict. The cases Of
yesterdays calendar were d ispOsed Of
on the call of the docket. The follow
ing cases are for trial to-day: 1882,
Roper vs. Dickinson, Williams & Co ct
al; 1881, Dickinson, Williams < Co Us
ROOtes ct al: 1779, Trenholm vs. Mer-
chants National Bank; 1868, HampsOn
vs. Stewart & GwyEne; 2I2S, EdmOnds
ct al VS. McGruer; 2191, Foster, Chand-
Ter & Co VS. Partee; 2l94, German Ma
tiOnal Bank vs. White; 2206, Gilpin vs.
Nooe, ex'r; 2232, MeGimpsy vs. Shelby
county; 260, Ringer vs. Dove; psi,
Smith, admir-, vs. Cobb; 2256, Wolf vs.
jenkins; 2257, McKeOn vs. MeLemOre;
2259, Fitzgerald vs. Stanley; 2260, Nc
Clennan VS. Jackson; 2261, Gumair, use,
Ames, Beattie & Co vs. Miller ct al;
2262, Page & Joiner vs. Kennedy; 2264,
DOnovOn VS. Brooks; 2265, Schmidtlapp
VS. Young; 2266, Pointer vs. Wallace ct
al; 2267, Harrison vs. Laird; 226S, Frame
VS. Mcclellan; 2269, SheriI vs. Schmalz-
reid: 2270, Southern OIL Works vs. Walt
& Co; 237I, Russell VS. LeftWich; 22T3,
Glenn vs. Shelby county; 2274, Seligman
VS. Jones ct al; 2275, Read vs. Dickinson,
Williams & Co; 2276, McLeary vs.
Wright; 2277, johnson vs. Graves ct al;
227S, Mississippi and Tennessee Rail-
road vs. Pamplin ct al; 2279, Lewis vs.
Franklin ct al; 22S0, Bonner VS. Mur-
ply; 22S1, Paducah and Memphis Rail-
road Company vs. Sexton ct al; 22S2,
Wilson & Stennett vs. HOptOn; 22S3,
COnnell VS. Irvine; 22S4, LOckara vs.
HOptOn; 22S5, Austin VS. Brinkley; 22S6,
City of Memphis vs. Eddens ct al; 22S7,
COssett vs. Eddins ct al; 22SS, Watson
vs. Memphis and Charleston Railroad
Company.
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KID gloves dyed a beautiful
black at the Memphis Steam Dyeing
Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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KID GLOVES, So n

ORDERS for fruit trees and shrubbery
promptly filled at all times at office
Elmwood Nursery, 335 Main street.
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A L OR EXCHANGE.

VALUABLE FARM-i9Ik acres rich land
20 acres cleared, near Raleigh Station
an Memphis and Louisville Railroad, com.
ortable dwelling, o~ut-houses and fruit trees
.rfI be sold cheap or exchanged for improved
m he drst day Of January, 1879, for the year
1rerms a sale easy and accommodating.
W. B. WILLIAMSON,
al stables OF Williamson, Bowers a Pointer
@onnosite Waldran Block, Memphis. de5
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NOTICE.

There has been neither smallpox nor
variOloidin myfamily or school. Inproof
of this statement, l refer to Drs. Maury
and Mitchell. J. D. STEWART.
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0 WHITE RINFR-

white River Accommodate EIne-Eo-
~JacksOnpCrt and all Way Laudin--Srezmar
EVANSVILLE smith, master Young, clerE
Leaves DNESDAN. Dee. Ith. d. pm.
Apply To r. ". LSHIBUENE- Agent.
- Front street.
". =. WALKER. Agent.
Qeln MharL nolf. alor b. L.u-- =.
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly, and at the same time save money,
should go at once to Waggener's, 3l71
Main street. He is doing a G. o. d. BUSH
ness-no bad debts; small profits.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-10

WMBoR's COD LIVER OIL AND LIME.
Persons who have been taking cod liver
oil will be pleased to learn that DR.. VIII
Dor has succeeded, from directions OF
several professional gentlemen, in CON-
bining the pure oil and lime in such
a manner that it is pleasant to the
taste, and its effects in lung
complaints are truly wonderful. Very
many persons whose cases were
pronounced hopeless, and who had
taken the clear oil for a long time
without any marked effect, have
been entirely cured by using this pTepa-
ration. Be sure and get the genuine,
Manufactured only by a. B. WilbOr,
Chemist, 166 Court street, Boston. Sold
by all druggists.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-10

BEST cleaning and dyeing Of gentle
mems veal at the Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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A FAVORABLE NOToRIETY. The
good reputation of "BrOWn's bronchial
IToches," for the relief Of Coughs, Colds
and Throat Diseases, has given them q
favorable notoriety.
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L. SCHILLING & Bros, No 6s, JET
FERsoN STREET MARKET.-Well, go
and see their beef; the finest ever
brought to this city; and spare ribs. Oh!
spare ribs! first of the season. Dressed
turkeys, poultry. Well, just go and see
the place, 6S jefferson Street Market.
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LAW RECORD.
First chanesry cear.-mors.n. chan

celtOr.
The following cases were tried yester-
day: Brown vs. Winters; Palmer VS.
Hunt; both were submitted. The unfin-
ished cases of the calendar published
yesterday viii be taken up to-day.
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Chaueery Courts. p. waller
E~haueefIor

Owing to sickness in the C~hancellor's
family, no court was held yesterday.
w~hereupOn court was adjourned until
to-day, which is motion day. The cal
endar Of cases set for yesterday will be
called tomorrow.
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WANTS.

N-TRSE-COOKS-I have on hand male and
female nurses to attend the sick; also,
men and women cooks. Apply 70
del0 WM. DARDIS. g Jefferson street
CITUATION-By a young man willing 10
- make himself generally useful IN once
- store: best city references. Address
deIO B. G., Appeal office.
a5nn-SMART MEN AND wOMEN-To
gDDUU sell our new inventions. We guar
autee 500 per month to any energetic person
who may engage with US send % cents ioI
rample. or call on k"ENSINGTON & Co, %
Main street. N.B.-PrOprietors OF Needle
Threading Thimble, the ButtOn-Hole Lancet
md IN a m delO
CITUATION-A lady wishes a situation "a
= teach French in "A school; born and edu-
Gated in Paris. Address 7. r. A, this once.
TOTTON-Of all grades, loose, unmerchant-
able and dusty, wanted during the season
also. cotton put in nrst-class snlppln oruer.
al short notice, on our improved press and
uickerv. HUGHES CO,
des IS Beale street.
xUOMAN-White woman TO do the work Of
w small family. Apply at once OF Pho
nix Insurance Company, Z Madison sHeet.
SECONDHAND FURNITURE, Feather
- and Household Goods Of all kinds, bought
AT D. Second street. II. y. 5lNN0LA.
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BUILDING BOTS-I wish 10 exchange tive
X most desirable building lots lone i'm.
,1Tovedl in Bolivar, Tennessee, for building lot
N Memphis. Or viii sell very low for cash.
Particulars by applying 20 CASH, care OF AP-
veal. Please call IN person. ue4
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FOR CAIRO AND 81. LOUIS.


For Hickman, Columbus. Cairo and s.. louis
Steamer UTAH, IT,
y 1l4ccn------------ -----LlaeU
Leaves as above TIKI DAY, Decem6eT Nm
at 10 o'clock am.
del0 ELEM. CALVERT. supr.
Memphis aza 81. LOzfs Paoker C-asnraav
For Hickman. Columbus. Cairo ana ST. Louis.
Steamer EMMA G. ELLIOTT. IT,
]. n
Leave as above THIS DAY, UeceE-6er 10Y.
az 5 O'Clock pm.
del0 FLE1I. CAzvEzT. Sr-r
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

IF the gentlemen Of the Fourth arg INNS 5
il a5vfssble Mrs. f. A. MERlWEIHEh
should become a School Visitor, they VIII
please make il known at the ballot-boX. deo
MRS. MARY J. HOLMES is q candidate fol
NJ school Visitor in the Eighth Ward del
WE are authorized 10 announce JOHN l.
w HOUSE as a candidate for COMf
TROLLER before the next General Assembly
Of the state of Tennessee. nol2-
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NFURL.-InstantaneOus cure for neu
ralgla. G. w. Jones & Co. sell il.
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FURS. FURS.

Owing to the prevailing dullness of
trade, we will offer at a bargain our en-
tire stock of furs. All we ask Is, for those
wanting fine furs to examine our stock
and prices.
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Tuesday, January 9TH, 1873.

so property Of equal value aud erse.o1 bs~
for a great while, been placed uucn fgrf-w--
GeJ, and We are glad to invite ths a. se-rfoD 81
business men and capitalists 70 sr~E : So
ne properly vii oe s9lo on n Union stree.
they can be prepared The fermso al 80 vri
De found in The notice OF smIs nubIisr4d -
the Clerk and Master.
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a CARD.
we hope his friends viii extend TO Us, through
him, the same patronage as before.

R- Mr.. Up. STRANGE being in cur en-
ploy, we recognize him as our Agent, to trans
act any bushes connected with our house.
Oeg TAYLOR, JOY & q
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GLfCERINE CREAM,
For the hair. MOORE d HILLS,
Druggists, 2Sl Main.
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ROOMS N BOARD.

CHOICE ROOMS AND BOARD-At ai
6Stad Mrs. l.. A. MCANALLG.
DOARD-Can be obtained at l8 second
IL street. with or without lodging. DEC
DOOM-A furnished room for rent al No lS4
IL Vance. References required. de1
DOOMS-Furnished rooms to rent. Inquire
IL az Wilett's Billiard Hail. 81 Adams street..
BOARD IA furnished room, with board
ID terms moderate. at IN vance slreel.