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RoeEenrtnse,s Circuu

The circus is TO be here soon, in fact,
it will hold forth for one day only just
previous to the opening of our EXposi-
ton and worlds fair. The circus will
be on the bluff on the fourteenth. There
are many attractions with it which will
set the little people crazy with delight.
Among them we may mention Charles
Lee Fowler, the great American jester,
whose local hits are the sensation Of the
day; Mrs. Charles Warner formerly
Mrs. Dan Rice, Queen of the Manege;
Miss Eliza Goodner, the brilliant and
venturesome young premiere equestri-
enne; Mrs. Charles Kinyon, premiere
equestrienne, whose daring acts on pad
or ~sidesaddle place herat the head of the
profession; Miss Ira Lynn, the beauti-
full and daring female trapezistand equi-
librist, whose acts never fail to astoDish
and electrify an audience; Mons.J. Whet-
tony, the wonderful gymnast; Mr.. ID.
Bushnell, whose acts of juggling while
standing on a slight wire twenty feet
from the ground are marvellous. He
also accomplishes the dangerous feat of
throwing q knife at the distance Of TWEEN
feet, and cutting in two an apple on
the head of his assistant performer.
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Monday will be motion day. Tuesday
the casesiundisposed of on the calendar
of Saturday will be called, beginning at
1876. The following cases will also be
called: 1924, Bruce VS. Weyhe & Able;
1855, BrinkIey VS. Hopkins; 1898,
Walker VS. Harris, administrator; 1857,
Hargan VS. Cousins; 1890, First National
Bank VS. Rice, Ware & Engel; 1892,
Brinkley vs. Pierce ct al; 1898, Curley VS.
Kilmer; 1899, Haggerty VS. johnson ct
al; 1907, Goepel VS. Schultze & Norton;
l4lO, Owen VS. Mcmillan ct al; 1437,
Rhodes VS. Stein; 143S, Scales VS. Holmes;
1859, Schartz ct al VS. Able; 1885, White
vs. Smith; 1856, Porter VS. Bayce; 1887,
Porter vs. Green; 1893, Wright vs.
Padgett; 1895, Gown VS. Mosby; 1897,
Kremer vs. Cockrell; 1893, LOwenstein
& Brother VS. Cockrell; 1899, Menken
Brothers VS. Cockrell; 1900, Willard VS.
Healy; 1896, Hardwick VS. Hurst; 1877,
White VS. Smith.
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THE WINE CASK.
Henry thurman Preparing for the Ex-
position.
Wine from the Rhine and Beer from the
Ohio.
King Gambrinus 10 be Resuscitated
and BehRbitated I'm the North
ern Towers.

Yesterday Henry thurman, the pro-
prietor of the great beer palace of Mem
phis, received a large consignment of
wine in casks and cases from beyond
the sea, in preparation for the great de-
mand which will result upon the OPEN
ing of the Exposition. Henry and
Charley Meyers are to have charge Of
the fluid refreshments in the northern
towers OF the Exposition. They will
have two apartments, one in each tower.
In these the finest wines from the
Rhine will be on tap. Mr.. thurman
has also a eask containing one hundred
and sixty gallons, beautifully decorated
with gilt hoops and vanished slaves.
One end is carved in alto T~elieUO, showing
a very humorous scene. Two monks are
playing cards with soldier whOdevotes
his attention to a beautiful waiter-girl,
who has just come in with a bottle of
wine. Being thus engaged, one of the
cOwled monks bends over to see his
cards. The carving is full of quiet hui
NOR, and, as a work of art, is very supe-
rior indeed, being carved out of the
rough oak. This splendid object viii be
on exhibition in the hall. and not on
tap" in the saloon. Mr.. thurman
will also have several ornamental kegs
of lager on exhibition. The wine in the
cask, and the cask itself,
came from Mainez, on the Rhine, a
town equally celebrated for its strength
and its generous wine. The beer kegs
will be from st. Louis, highly orna-
mented, and full of the finest lager in
the United States. The saloons, which
will be kept at the Exposition by Luhr-
man and Meyers, will give entire sat
isfaction to the great rush of citizens
that will visit the building during the
thirty days it is to be open.
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ENTERPRISE.

Messrs. Stewart Bros. & Gwynne, 1856
and S5S Front street, received yesterday
the first shipment of new crop molasses
from their New Orleans house. The
enterprise and spirit of this New Or
leans-Memphis combination is apparent
in their continued success, a due portion
of which is well earned by Mr.. Andrew
Stewart, of New Orleans, whohas charge
of the cotton and commission house in
that city, and enjoys the reputation of
being as wide awake in the general mar
ket as he is in the sale Of the staple.
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CANALE.

Peter D. Canale had the profound sa-
gacity to name his saloon after the AP-
PEAL. He found that he was Out-doing
all his competitors in business, and
therefore considered it but proper to give
his great establishment a proper name.
He is now doing an immense business,
but not more than his extraordinary
merits entitle him to. His skill in the
preparation of oysters is marvellous, his
skill in manipulating drinks is not infe-
rior. His profound knowledge of the
whole business Of saloon keeping is
greater than belongs TO any other man
in Tennessee. His arrangements for
winter business are complete. Very re-
freshing beverages, and wholesome
lunches, oysters in every style and all
sorts of comfort in private rooms, upto
alate hour are the attractions that have
gained for Peter the custom of the bust
ness men.
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MRS. HUNTER.
Opening On TuesdRy-The Millinery
Emporium of Memphis TO be n
Blaze of Beauty.

1t is only necessary to mention the
pleasing fact that Mrs. Hunter will have
her opening on Tuesday. to awake all
the delightful dressy sensibilities Of the
Memphis gentler sex. This most excel
lent lady will open on Tuesday, and will
have her new fashions and designs i'm
dress on exhibition afterward. The
ladies will find themselves well repaid
by attending this opening. According
to all the accounts given in the fashion,
able literary authorities, there are more
new styles, and prettier, to be found in
the palaces of the modistes this fall than
was noticed for five or six years. The
new styles in morning Costumes a r
riage and dinner dresses, evening toilets,
full dress, Walking dress and church.
going costumes, will make a pleasant
and help to build up and widen
the already fine taste of our discrimi-
Memphis ladies. Mrs. Hunters
opening may be pronounced, before
q success.
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PERSONAL.

COLONEL GEORGE r. PHELAN, who
has been hunting buffalo in Colorado
during the summer, has returned to the
city vastly improved by his Nimrod ex-
ercise. He is stopping at the Peabody.
EaoN. II. H EsMONs, United States
Circuit Court Judge, viii reach the city
to-day, and viii open the United States
Courts tomorrow.
w. B. GRUBss, II. NJ. Clark, New
York; g. ]. Kensbaw, South Carolina;
q. ". Lawrence, Louisville; r. G. Ber-
trand, Little Rock; Charles A. Lindell,
Georgia, are at the Peabody hotel.
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THE young and energetic gentlemen,
Messrs. Cochran & Barton, have estab-
lished themselves in the grocery and
cotton line at 30 Front street. They are
both good business men, just starting
out upon a joint venture, to build up a
business and a fortune for themselves.
Mr.. Cochran is the son of our respected
and very successful fellow-townsman,
Nj. Cochran, the lumber merchant, and
has been rigidly educated in the solid
habits of business. The other member
of the firm, as will be seen by referring
to their advertisement, is also q good
business man, having graduated in one
of the first firms in the city. The new
house of Cochran & Barton will become
great and do a fine business.
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ATTENTION is directed to the an
nouncemento { Messrs. Cleaves q Carnes,
who succeed to the business of Cleaves,
Smithwick d Co., on Main street, nearly
opposite the Square, booksellers and sta
TONERS. The business will be carried on
by the new firm With the same vigor and
marked intelligence that characterized
the old. We commend these gentle
men to the favorable attention of the
public.
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CHRISTOPHER COLUMBUS.
The Anniversary of the Great Navigator
60 he Celebrated in Memphis.
Great Preparations by the Italians of
tie City for the Twelfth of
October.

The Societd HGiidRd, the only body
of Italians in the city, have interested
themselves for some time back in cele-
brating the anniversary Of their great
countryman-the discoverer of America.
This year the celebration will be much
more magnificent than any previous
one. The societies throughout the city,
belonging to all natiOnalities, have been
invited to attend, and they have ac-
cepted the invitation. The celebration
will be a magnificent one. The follow
ing are some of the replies from the so
cieties to the Committee of Arrange
merits:
MEMPHIS, September %, 1872.
Messrs. Podesta, Lucarini and Others, COM
mittee:
GENTLEMEN-1he Irish Literary So
eiety accept your kind invitation on the
twelfth of October, to celebrate the dis
eovery of America, and will join you in
procession. Respectfully,
j. D. ADAMS,
Rec Sec Irish Lii Soc
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Ftrs1 Methnai.t Chnrch-

Divine services by E. c. Slater, pas
tor of the First Methodist church, at
eleven o'clock this morning, and half
past seven o'clock this evening. Rev.
f. Haid will organize a German Sun
day-schoOl 1t the First Methodist
Church, at half-past two o'clock this af-
ternoon. The German children are cor
daily invited.
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LAW RECORD.
FIr.. chaneery Court-MOrsaa ane

First ChaneeFy COurt-MOrgRa Chaneel-
IOr,
The October term of this Court COM
mences tomorrow, October 9TH. Court
hours from nine o'clock in the morning
to three in the afternoon, until further
orders. Every Friday is motion day.
Gases set for tomorrow: 2, Nelson VS.
Bernard; 3, Sanderline VS. Sanderline;
4, Lyon VS. Gaines; 5, Carter VS. COnant;
6, Ayres VS. Bradley; Z, Bradley VS.
Ayres; 8, Bickford VS. Coleman; 8, Sim
lev VS. Coleman; 10, Tate VS. COleman;
Ii, Kingsland VS. Coleman; u, White
vs. Coleman; IA, Genin VS. Coleman; IA,
Amis VS. White; Is, McAlpine VS. Saffa-
rams; II, Knote VS. S%affarans; IS,
DeLoach VS. Null; 20, Yates VS.
Null 81; Clayton VS. Null; %,
Mills VS. Ford; o, Sharke VS. Cock
rell; "a, Hawley vs. Carroll; 81, Howell
Kirby; 80, Owens VS. Bangus; SO Da-
Wis, exparte, petition etc. 81, Bishop VS.
etc.; Al, Union Bank Of Tennessee VS.
Vollentine VS. Woodruff; 46, BOggan vs.
Weaver VS. Bland; so, Petit VS. Brown;
81, Burr rs Gibson; 81, McClanahan vs.
Lee; 50, Claybrook VS. Heidel; "a,
Thornton VS. Shumore; So, Hancock VS.
Dogan; Sc, Hancock VS. Dogan; SO, Law
VS. Hayman; so, Memphis and Somer-
vile Turnpike Company VS. Blackwell;
81, Wickersham VS. Housley; 81, Brad
ford VS. Cherry; IS, Harris vs. Van Dyke;
So, Dunn vs. Dunn; 81, Kerr VS. Ed
68, Mcconnell VS. Kerr; SO, Kerr
vs. Eldridge; 20, Mcconnell VS. Kerr.
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BALTIMORE AND NORFOLK CELEBRA-
TED OYsTERs.-John A. Signaigo, No.
81 Poplar St, is now ready to supply Oys-
tiers at wholesale, In and around Mem
nhis. Orders nrnmntlv filled.
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FIrst CIreuit Cour-Helske II. gudee.

Mondays calendar contains the fol-
lowing cases: 1744, Barrett & Heffrons
VS. Apperson; 1888, Cross rs Sharpe; 1876,
Roberts VS. Brinkley; 1850, Heating rs
Polk; 1441, Pyne IS Banks; 1850, Bur-
ford VS. Memphis Bulletin Company;
1852, State of Tennessee VS. Goebels;
1854, State of Tennessee VS. Murphy;
1855, Thomas VS. Sangster; 1856, Stratton
vs. Jones; 1861, Roberts VS. Allen; 1868,
Collan VS. Phoenix; 1868, White VS. Big
ley, Mellersh & Co; 1869, Barton VS.
Tate; 1870, Trent VS. Dickens; 1872, Van
Kirk & Co VS. Powell d Co; 1873, Has
kins VS. Costen; 1875, Williams VS. Sam
pie, Mitchell & Co; 1878, Venable VS.
Eddins; 1855, Griffin VS. Powers; 1887,
Hyatt vs. McGibbon; 1891, Anderson VS.
Dade; 1892, Bescher VS. Pratt, Fox & Co;
1894, Brown VS. Brinkley; 1900, Memphis
GayosO Gas Company VS. Swain; 1902,
Smith VS. Smith; 1904, Toof, Phillips &
Co VS. Wright; 1865, Taylor & Rutland
VS. Meacham; 1906, Kellar VS. Jones;
1909, Thomson VS. Lanier, McCallum &
King; 1911, Green VS. Anderson &
Clarke.
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Cumberland Presbyterian Church. CheI-

There will be preaching at the Cum
berland Presbyterian Church, Chelsea,
Rev. L. c. Taylor, pastor, at eleven
o'clock in the morning, and half-past
seven o'clock in the evening. Sunday
school at nine O'Clock in the morning.
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j. y. AII-AM0f
Rec. See. Irish Lit. Soc.
GEgMAN BENEvoLEnr~ SOCIETY,

Memphis, September p, 1871.
To l. Podesta, Esq, Chairman Of Committee
of Invitation:
DEAR SIR-At a called meeting of the
German Benevolent Society, your kind
invitation to participate and unite with
you in the celebration of the anniversa-
ry Of the discovery of America by Chris
topher Columbus, was duly received,
and it was resolved to do all in our pow
to make the celebration worthy of the
event. Please inform us of the ar
engagements. Very respectfully,
Il TnT Gacrntnrr
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THE Champion Cotton Gin appears to
be the favorite with all the progressive
planters. The Memphis agent is w. B.
Galbreath, whose office isin the Magno-
liza Block, next door to the APPEAL
Building. Every planter ought to make
himself acquainted with its peculiar
morris
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GEEMAN CAsINo, 3iH ADAMS STREET,

N1oLnbf HtI2 AliA25 SHEET l.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, September q, 1872.
MeSsrs. Lazarro POdesta, /. Lucarini. and
others, Committee of Invitation of the So
cteta di Unione e FratellanZa Italiana:
GENTLEMEN-Your kind invitation to
the celebration of the anniversary of the
discovery of America, on the twelfth
day of October next, has been received,
and with the return of our best thanks
for the same, l have the honor to inform
you that Il society has resolved to par
ticipate in the said festivity. Our So
ciety will join the procession in carriages.
Respectfully, F. H. BUTTINGHAUs,
Secretary.
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THE great tailor, Mr.. J. Hunter, who
got burned out on Monroe street during
the disastrous progress of the big fire,
fionrishes at 800 Second street, where he
has a finer establishment, a better stock
and a better trade than in the old stand.
His new supply Of goods and his new
styles are worth looking at. He is re-
markable for his moderate charges.
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IMPORTANCE OF HAIR AS AN ORNA.
MENT.

Without a fine head of hair no wO-
man can be really beautiful. The ladies
of whom nature has sparingly bestowed
the glossy hair have no longer to be-
moan their fate. All delinqencIes of
this nature can be fully formed in the
most life-like manner and in any guam
ty, for small consideration, at F. La
Virne 2RqA Main street.
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GAs FrrTINa. Ie Jefferson Incl.

FALL AND WINTER OF 1S72.-Our In
PRODUCTIONS of styles for the season will,
as usual, be Of the latest and finest quail
ties dress and business hats; a fine selec-
ton Of imported goods for men and chill
dren. LEIDY d CO.,
HatteTs and Furriers,
eEa Afufn efraa4
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ECoNoMY-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 a
speciality Of that kind of work.
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LADIES who wish to purchase Fancy
Goods or Notions of any description,
will do well before making their selec-
tons, to look through the stock of 7. w.
Johnston & Co., Opposite Peabody Ho-
tell as several novelties can be found at
their house which cannot be had else
where in the market.
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LEIDY & Co, matters, on Main street,
opposite South Court street, has the
choicest selection of hats in the county.
Gentlemen wishing to mount the new
style of elegant tile, had better call at
Leidy's, for after a while there will be
few left,
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Rev. J. D.. Stewart will preach at
the Chelsea Methodist church this morn
ing at eleven O'Clock, and Rev. w. NJ.
Leatherwood this evening at ialf-past
seven o'clock. Services will be held
each evening during the week.
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TAKEN UP.

CHEEP-A number OF sheep on Union street,
y near Marshall avenue, Friday, about ten
O'clock am. The owner can have them-by
proving property and paying charges, Apply
10 A. ENRICH,
oc5 Forks Of TTnfon ST. near Marshall ave.
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Tomorrow week this house will open
10 Ben. DeBar as "Falstaffn in Henry
". OF course the house will be crowded
10 witness a performance unequalled
and not TO be excelled in these days of
the sensation drama.
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Services at the Central Methodist
church, on Union street, this morning
at eleven O'Clock, and this evening at
h~alf-past seven o'clock, by Rev. P. T..
Scruggs. Sunday-school this morning
at nine o'clock.
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ue notice of
OPENING
will be giver
MRS. F. KREMER,
No. 25s Main street, Memphis.

THE advertisement of Messrs. Me-
Combs, Kellar & Byrnes, of st. Louis,
will be found in our columns this morn
ing. The firm is first-class and does a
reliable business. 1t will prove advan-
tageous to those concerned to establish
business relations with them.
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THE grocery store of Messrs. Spieer &
Ryan is the great resort of family peo-
pie for the purchase of groceries. The
house has now a new supply of first-class
groceries, coffees, teas, spices, sugars,
preserves, dried fruit and everything IN
the way of a first-class family grocery
establishment. The supplies are all Of
the best and fresh, having been but re-
Gently laid in for the fall and winter
trade. Families will find it an advan-
tage to establish business relations with
Messrs. Spicer Il Ryan, grocers Main
street.
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THE Holly Springs Reporter is one of
the best advertising mediums in Missis-
sippi, and our merchants will find it to
their interest to solicit the Mississippi
trade by advertising in this staunch and
popuIar journal.
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THE purest and sweetest Cod Liver
Oil in the world is Hazard & Caswell's,
made on the sea-shore, from fresh Sc
lected livers, by Caswell, Hazard & Co.,
New York. 1t is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have once taken
it, prefer it to any other. For sale by all
druggists.
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first Presbyterian Church.

church. corner of Poplar and Third
streets, this morning at eleven O'Clock
and this evening at half-past seven
o'clock. Rev. +. Il. Bowman, pastor.
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Services at Calvary Episcopal )church,
corner Adams and Second streets, this
morning and evening. Service in the
morning begin II ( yen O'Clock;
evening, half-ps-- seven O'Clock.
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BERLIN Zephyr Wool and Knitting
Yarns, a complete assortment in every
color and shade, together with fancy
embroidered wool work and embroider-
ing materials can be found at
+. W. JOHNSTON Co,
$40 Main street, opposite Peabody Hotel.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

NO. s.. <. DIN the Probate Court or Shelby
county, Teunessee.-L- NJ. Vance w. AIarga-
ret Vance, Jane Keller JOyuer, William JOy-
ner, Lou Priest, William Priest, Robert
ance Edward Vance. Caroline Vance and
- Berlin, her husband.
appearing from amende bill filed in this
Il cause which is sworn To, that Lou Priest
and VIM. Priest, her husband, are nou-resf-
dents Of the State Of Tennessee, and residents
OF the state OF Arkansas:
II is Therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse of said
Court, in the city OF Memphis, ON or before
the inst Monday in November, 1s72. and plead.
answer or demur to cOmplainaut's bill, or the
viii be taken for confessed as to them and
set FOR hearing ex parte. and that a copy OF
this order be published Once q week. for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This October 5, 1872.
A cOPy-attest:
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
BY J.H. JULIEN, Deputy Clerk.
Vance, Anderson, Meriwether & Scales. Soils.
for Complainant Ocf su
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Chemical Cleaning (Nettogage q Sec of
ladies' and gentiemen's wear, without
sefubbing or securing, at the Memphis
Steam Dyeing Establishment, 81 Madi-
son street.
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Owing to the absence of the pastor,
there will not be preaching in this
church to-day. Sabbath-schOol this
morning at nine o'clock.
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt d HansOn's old
stand. HANSON & WALKER.
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Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No 2ll Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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THE Old Gas Company sells gas at two
dollars per thousand cubic feet, if paid for
within the first five working days Of the
month. No extra charge for setting
meters. Office, 29l Second street.
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II YOU would have no gray hairs use
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover,
the only sure preventive.
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Rev. Guilford Jones, pastor. Services
at eleven o'clock this morning and half
past o'clock this evening.
Sabbath-schOol at nine O'clock this
morning.
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MEssRs. WEXFORD & STRATToN have
an announcement of their removal in
this mornings APPEAL They are now
in the new building, S and 10 Court
street, between Main and Front, where
they win continue to carry on their BUSH
ness ON a more extensive scale than for
merlY.
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Georgia Street Methodist Church.


There will be preaching at the GeOr-
gia street Methodist church this evening
at half-past seven o'clock, by Rev.
A. H. Thomas.
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF MEMPHIS.

The regular winter course of lectures
in this institution will commence on
Monday, October :, 1872, at 8 O'Clock.
a. ERSKINE, NJ. d, Dean of Faculty.
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Rev. VIM. E. Boggs, having re-
turned, will preach in the basement of
the Second Presbyterian Church, orner
of Main and Beale streets, this morning
1t eleven o'clock, and tonight at a
quarter before eight o'clock. Entrance
on Beale street.
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100 bbls. apples (ehoiee).
so Dbls. onions.
All kinds choice groceries.
We sell for cash, and sell cheap.
CONAWAY LINSDAY, 353 Main street.