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Personal.

Mr.. J. II. DALTON, the popular agent
for the renowned Smith American or
gan, is in the city. He is sojourning at
the Overton, and will be at Mr.. L..
G9pel's music store, 275 Main street, on
Monday, to receive and welcome his
numerous friends.
Mr.. S. B. ROBBINS, the popular
senior partner of the Overton Hotel, has
been invited by many Of the leading
influential citizens of the Second ward
to run for the office of Alderman at the
coming election. He has accepted the
invitation, and from the able and eff
cient manner in which he has discharged
the duties of Councilman, he is certain
to prove a most excellent member of
the Aldermanic Board.
Mr.. CHARLES Pope, one of the les
sees of the Memphis Theater, and who
appeared in Under the Gas Light on
Monday and Tuesday nights of last
week, but who has, ever since, been
confined to his bed with severe cold, has,
we are happy to announce, so far reeOv-
cred as 20 enable him to appear in The
Streets Of Nel0 York, as "TOm Badger"
on Monday tomorrow night.
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A CARD.

MEMPHIS, TENN, December q, ls72
To n essrs. VIM. NJ. Harrington, H. A. Littleton,
j. T. Petit, r. A. Parker, NJ. l.. Meaeham,
and others:
GENTLEMEN hereby return you my
sincere thanks for your fiattering cali
upon me, which appeared in the morn
ing papers of the twenty-fourth instant,
to announce myself as a candidate for
Councilman for the Seventh ward at the
next election. / appreciate fully the
compliment therein conferred, but my
business engagements willnot permit me
to give that time and attention so inn
portant an office requires. This reason,
coupled with an indispOsition to enter
into public life, coinpels me to decline
your esteemed and complimentary call.
Accept, gentlemen, my best wishes for
each and all of you, and believe me,
very truly, your friend,
Il. d. TREADWEI.L.
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CONFECTIONERY.

Mr.. August Berton, at the corner of
Fourth and Poplar streets, is prepared to
fill all orders for New Years day in his
line. As Mr.. Berton is now acknowl-
edged to be the leading eonfeetioner of
this city, it may be relied on that what
comes from his establishment is first
class. We advise all to leave their orders
af RarhnnIs
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First Rard-1fain Street, nsGr Engine Houss.
Judges-J D Nichols, Thomas Foley AID
Pat X Burns; Clerks-James CrOnau and Z
u Daley. Deputy Sherif-James Murphy.
Second WCrd-P0pIar Street Engine House.
Judges-Jaues steele, ] " Graves and Tom
Madden; Clerks II Lawrence and James
McMillan- Deputy Sherih-Peter Townsend
Third Fard-AdGns Street, near Second
Judges-A Gibson. P Adams and Ed
Mcclure; Clerks A J smith and c Chr
lis Deputy sherifi-Isaac Rosser-
Fourfh Ward Madison Street, near Second
Judges-KJ L Wynn, Napoleon Hill and
James Bachman; C-erks-W W Gilbert and
James Martin Deputy sheriff. W ID
mondson-
FLfth Bard-C0Slnty Court BIIding-
Judges-T W GaIusha, James H swan
n II Miller; Clerks-TS Bragg and n
son. Deputy sheriff + Lanforu.
Sizh Eard-Bro5ks's Sga5gs
judges N Hewitt, ) Welcf
Parham; Clerks-W : Gregory anC
ford. Deputy SHERIFF. 4 SteWar
Seuenth Eard-Engaie Boase. D
Judges-Pdtrick TW'ohig, A White a..
B NOrmeut; Cierks--J L Fourne ana u
League Deputy sheriff. ] DuBose.
ETghh Ward-PopIar Street AEarkst Hous
Judges-B R Henderson. D r Grace an
Peter Regap: Clerks-Iaz. Isaacs and + A
Collins. peputy sherif-S A Moore
NiHth Fard-Nsar corner Fourth and AUCTION
Streets
Judges-G J Widrig, VI ] Doyle aud B VI
Daily; Clerks-M Z Mitchell and Jacob Brusfs
Deputy Sherin-George L Williams.
Tenth. Eard- lfississipps House
Judges-Jos Teufel, d A NunaIly and 3 n
Smith; Clerks " Davis and Prank L Steele
Deputy Sherin-James Barton.
Polls VIII be opened at nine a. m. and cIcaai
at four p. M All qualified voters being allowed
to vote. Each voter shall give the I1dlea OF
election, when and where he offera his vote
satisfactory evidence that he has uall ne
poll taxes assessed against him for the rre-
ceeding year.
Poll books are now ready for distribution al
my ONCE, No. So Second street. DEPUTY
Snerids from the districts outside the city viii
please call al once and get them-
W. J. p. DOYLE.
de2S sheriff Of Shelby county.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend RobertsOn's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No 2l1 Main street. Three fauitless gem
pictures FOR fifty cents.
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The Furest and sweetest Cod Liver
Oil in the world is Hazard & CasWeIPs,
made OF the sea-shOre, from fresh Sc
leeted li'ers, BY Caswell, Hazard & Co,
New YO,k. 1t is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have once taken
it pTeferit to any other. For sale by all
druggists,
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ANOTHER ALARNI.

At nine o'clock last night another
alarm Of FIRE was sounded, and the en-
giues and men were out in less than no
time. The rum0rs as to where the fire
was were of the widest character. At
one time the fire was said to be on Front
street, at another it was on Poplar street,
then it was the OvertOn Hotel, and then
it was the Exchange Building; again il
was the Oil Works. These wild TumOrs
resulted from the reflection of lights
that were kept burning on the levee,
where the wrecks were lying at the foot
of Poplar street, and along there. II
happily turned out that the cause OF
alarm was the burning of some gas and
coal at the gas works. The damage
amounted to nothing worth speaking
of. Some Notwithstanding was scorehed,
but that was all.
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CHRoSOs AT AUCTION by A. E.
FraDkland, Monday night at seven
o'clock, st Coils old stand, 267 Main
street. a large collection of elegant
framed chromOs-some fine master
pieces of art. The entire lot must be
sold regardless Of price. Open for exhi-
bition all day Monday.
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STRAYED.

"A OTE-MOnday morning, faII thin spare
III made black horse mule, four OF hve years
81 a. in rather poor order. with q small wind
- right hook, VIII probably make for the
country. Liberal reward 10T same returned
IL j. :. CARUTHEfs6,
Of the house Of Sledge, Mckay a Co,
oeg8 81 aud 373 Main street
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SIR-Having thoroughly observed
your patriotic and straightforward course
during your long residence among US, in
regard to all matters of interest to the
ward, as well as the whole city, we are
firmly Convinced that you viii represent
US in the General Council ably and with
faithful integrity; therefore, we do here
by earnestly call upon you to represent
the Second ward in the Board Of Alder
men. Hoping you viii accept, we assure
you hearty, cordial, and cheerful sup
port from the
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The most goods for the least money.
Citizens and strangers, visit the great
game depot Of Victor D. Fuchs, No. Il
Jefferson street. There you viii find
oysters, ish, game, dressed poultry and
celery. Goods Of the best quality, and
at pricestO suit the times.
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CARD OF THAMES.

I desiR to return my thanks to Cap
tain Smith and Sergeant Dea, Of the
police frce, for the many kindnssses
extendea to me and my family, on last
Sunday morning, at the fire.
L rrrW r11rrr
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HERE IS THE PLACE.

CsH al 10 jefferson street for your
choice hot and cold drinks, and fresh
oysters in every style.
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EXTRAORDINARY,
DRY GOODS
this week.

JOE LOCKE, news-dealer, 236 Main
street, has all the January magazines
as well az the latest papers frona the prin-
cipal cities.
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CHROsIOs AT AUCTION by A. Z.
FARMLAND, Monday night at seven
O'Clock, at Coils old stand, 267 Main
street. A large collection of elegant
framed ehromOs-some fine master
pieces of art. The entire lot must be
sold regardless of price. Open for exhi-
hilton All day Monday.
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Choice rooms and board at No. 1877
Jefferson street. Day boarders aeeommo-
dated. One nice front room for family.
MRS. C. II. WITT.
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4 spLENpID aOLIDAE PREsENT.

One of Grover & Bakers improved
Sewing Machines. Terms of purchase
so easy that every one can afford 10
make handsome present.
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LOST.

DsEAsT-PIN-s2 REW ARD--A lady's pearl
ID breast-pin on Friday evening; probably
about the Peabody Hotel; leave sthotel ONCE.
ADYS FUR CAPE-At Opera House mat
Z inee. Liberal reward VIII be paid for
& q me at % seconi street. de8
EEyATCH-On December Is, 1877, a lady's
Iii gold watch small size, plain double
ease, marked Oh the inside Fannie +. Green
law, ls5I. Finder viii be literally rewarded
ua leaving il at the Peoples Insurance Co.
DOOK-On Front or Main streets one mem
- Srandum book, containing papers be-
longing to Memphis brudef BuDd. Flnder
avill please return 10 S58 Front street. de27
ATULE-Sl0 REWARD-Smal dark bay
WI horse mule, about years old, "a hands
lf.u, white mark on each side Of the neck
close 10 the thrOat4iatch: had on a new light
Ieather saddle and q new bride.
KEEL, & Co.
go74 23f Front street
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FURs, FURsi FURsI

Sable, mink, marteD, seal, ermine,
etc., in all the different styles, at very
low prices. Wheaton & Co., matters and
furriers, 279 Maifl street, sign Of the
Tiger.
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantiy, and atthes same time save money.
should 60 at once to Waggener's, 8l7l
Main street. He is doing c. 0. ID. bust
ness-nO bad debts; small profits.
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EcON0sIy-FOr gentlemen to send their
fall sne winter clothing to be cleaned or
dyed and repaired, to HANSON 4 WALK
En-, 246 Second street, for they make a
speciality Of that kind Of work.
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A NUBTBER of good secondhand pi-
amos, in fine order, for rent or sale, at
H. G. HOLLENBERGis.
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fHE cheapest and best STEAM DYEINa
AND CLEANING House ia the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt & Hansenis old
stand. HANSON a WALKER.
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A SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT.

One of Grover & Bakers improved
Sewing Machines. Terms Y purchase
50 easy that every enc esal afford to
make handsome present.
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A Splendid HOLIDAY PRESENT.

One Of Grover & Bakers improved
Sewing Machines. Terms of purchase
so easy that every one can afford to
make handsome present.
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LADIES' FURSl LADIES FURS.

We have few sets of very fine sable
and mink left, which we are selling very
low. Wheaton & Co., matters and fur
riers, 279 Main street, sign Of the Tiger.
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LADIEs wishing to make their hus-
band Christmas present, please call on
Sternbgg, Sl3 Main street, for a fine
MeerseAaum pipe or box OF Havana
cigars.
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CoNFEcTIoNERY and toys al BertOn's,
corner Of Fourth and Poplar street A
full supply for the holidays. Call before
buying elsewhere.
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az THURSDAY, TIE SECOND ag DAY
Lhursuay II January / VIII open and
hold an election in the various wards m
the city Of Meoaphis for the selection 81 M.
ioi0Elns members OF the General C1unciI.
so-Tit; Two ~ CounCilmen for the FlIsf II5fi
Ward; one ~ Alderman and Two "a Conug.ff-
men Lor me second Cd " ard One fI1 Aider-
man aud Two ~ Councilman Tor the TlIfrs4
20 Mard; Two ~ Counclimen for the FourfF
9TH Mardi Two q Councilmen FOR ne FffffT
Couneilmen for the sixth f6thl Wara. 0-,s r
Alderman and Two y Councflman f1r ne
the Eighth lsthl Ward; Two i3l C7o1re.fi-,s,-,
Tor the Ninth e9thl Waru: One m Afsarf7er,
ard Two q Councilman for the Tenth 50thi
there viii also be elected at the same lima
one ScnOol Visitor or Member OF the Roqtf or
Education for each wand
The FOLLOWING Judges, Clerks and Deputy
sherifis are hereby appointed;
First -EHginehouss, 1Eriu lss-sst.
Judzes-Owen Dwyar, Thomas Kaslv a,g
y .. Davis. Cierks-AI. OllSeiI and II. Ken
Deputy Sheriff james A. Newsom.
Second -1nginehOssss. Poplar S,rsst
Jqdges-JOhn Geugel, s. FraneioH and John
". Cochran ClsIk-E- Marshall and NJ II
Onase' deputy sheriff, Barney Cox.
Third Fard-Sseo1ad Street, near Jegs~,oa.
Judges--AlI; d, l. Stewart, James G. Barbour
ana y" > F1ekett- Clerks-D. i. NoOe ana
q
Fourth Fard-Sseond Street. near U.ion-
Judges-ThOmas E Hills, George C. Holr,es
and j. p. DromgoOie: Clerks-B Rr,sb 49,,
and Phil d. Crump. Deputy Sheriff.. nj.
Stanley.
Flfth Rartf-DeSato Street, Engine EFouse.
Judges-J-J. Lovin. Michael Arahe- 49,
a hansons Cierks-Job Biedsoe ana =
AooFe,Jr- Deputy sheriff. J. JenTv. - a.
SFzth Fssrd- Waldran 3rset
z. = 1ases-A- =. Davis ". II. TavIo7.'ar,3 r.
a a ~ e OAel1s-ll- y. b. nekeOn ar,d go
W SraVss- Deputy sheriff.. T. straftS S1.'-'-
Seventh Ward-Ului Street neuv r,,,.,--,-,
!, 39ldges-J I. Begbie, J. 5. Carpenter - n
p q SISs 1liaW, Jr-; SlerksW. a. FIrffo- 1 -
'''i'0oA' deputy Sherif-W. L. Corr 80
11'9''lA Ha'a-h9P'9r Street, opposite Ar-rt.t
Judges-JOhn B. Campbel To- -.
80 3 n SA221lsonlsry; Clerks-E j Eri- ~
anu r u Boyle; Deputy-sherif-N 4 49, 81
NintA Fara-Co-ner Of Fourts an, 49,.
Streets. @ieef'oe
Z, . ~ s-A- A. Norman. ". + ,Is,-
u ClefksW. b. Gibson ,-,s -, ~
George r. Es.nevr
Tenth s'lTi-1 lississipDs Bouu
WINES. n Merrill, ". W Tsct-.,- -.
~ 81 htosFn Clerlzs-T hoInas rs-., allq
'-H' DePuty sheriff.. Z. siisr r-S.s'
-. ~ elec llon VIII be held ina
81 .l ...l rss llfernents o. the Cifv
ana - -. - e opened e ten 40 -cicr
NYle oQi yistered voters 5.,77i -
Ehies ti saSs - sas{ must vcte in the
Foii Books ana Ballot no~ss ,- -
ms ~ ny once, No, 81 Seoond -.rs
IS. q, ,-i,i,.,s on Tuesday, Decem6s-
cal aud receive fhsr5 s,e.eriiis viii d
liens io- their govsrnnaent- WIN instr
ah.-.s.e 7. p DOYLE
n zs-5lI1s. Deeomber -, ~ 7''''ly coilnfy-
s,l Fer Fulton ane Iassr1asal.1s
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CRATES AND SMOKY CHIMNEYs.
BOARDING.

If you want your CRATES set, or smoky
chimneys cured, call on H. Lemon, No.
1O1 Union street
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| HAVE on hand full assortment of
Chickering's and other first-class pianos,
which offer for sale at as low prices as
are generally asked for second and third
rate pianos. Terms accommodating
II. G.. HOLLENBERG,
No. "a Second street.
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except those mentioned above, and ex-
cept the discharging of the cargo of
sugar and molasses from the Glasgow,
there was but little doing.
INCIDENTS.
Those who were upon the bluffs short
" after noon, as well as those who were
pronienading the levee and had their
eyes directed up stream, saw coming
down on huge cake of floating ice two
human beings, men, who were throw
ing their arms about wildly, and waving
for assistance as they came around the
point of the bar extending out from the
Arkansas shore. Soon all eyes were
turned upon them, and on they came
for az least twenty minutes, until a skiff
was seen TO start out from
the bar, and after working its
way to the cake Of ice upon which the
men were, they were rescued and car
ried safely to land by the venturesome
boatInan, who, whatever his name may
be, did noble act at the peril of his own
life.
During the morning the water rose so
rapidly that considerable freight lying
at the foot of Jefferson street was sub
merged.
1ulOTluaUOu IIOll DOdIS upward DOuHu,
and kilograms received last night, report
the Legal Tender at the bank at ElwOod,
and in safe harbor; the Mary Boyd,
with eight hundred bales of cotton on
board, four miles below her, and the
Batesville below Friars Point, also in a
safe llarbor. Captain Smith, her COM
mander, walked across the country thir-
ty miles to fernando and came up by
rail, arriving yesterday.
A dozen or more of idle negroes were
arrested during the day for stealing from
the boats and landing, and lodged in the
statiOlhouse.
THE SALE OF FURS
at reduced prices will be continued this
week.
20 sets Mink eapes and muffs at S1S so
French Sable sets reduced to 8 so
Childrenis Fur sets to 81 so;
and our entire stock of furs at proper
tionally low prices.
MENKEN RROTHERS
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FURS REDUCED,
CLOAKS REDUCED,
SHAWLS REDUCED,
DRESS GOODS REDUCED
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
KID GLOVE SALE.

For the purpose of reducing our large
stock of Alexandra, PerinOt and other
fine makes of kid gloves, we will offer
best quality 1-button kid gloves at 81 25
a pair-former price, 81; RequieT kid
gloves, one button, 95e; Requier kid
gloves, two button, 81 %. Also 5000
pairs Systeme Alexandra, one button,
at 55c.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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A Great Crowd, Much Noise and Ez
element, and very Little Flame.
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die Glycerine Cream is the rage with
all the ladies. 1t is good. Moores &
Hill, 81 Main street.
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The finest and best assortment of mas
querade suits in the city can be hired of
Adrien Marie, French store, 624 Jeffer-
son street. The most tasteful suits worn
by maskers at the late Exposition ball
were procured from him.
Five thousand masks in every style.
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THE htest musical novelties are re-
ceived dlily at II. G. HoIlenberg's.
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TOrERs OF SECOND WARD.

WANTED-tO rent 8 residence, near
the center Of the city. Address A. B. c..
this office
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The Champion Cotton Gin is, We be-
lieve, the latest and best invention in
this line. 1t appears to answer the
wants of planters, and to leave nothing
to be desired. 1t is the cheapest, be-
cause in the course of a years ginning
it viii save more than the price of itself,
where other gins waste cotton. w. b.
Galbreath, on Union street, is the agent
in Memphis for this gin. His office is
next the APPEAL Building, on Union
street
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MORE SMOKE THAN FLAME.

The House on Madison Street, Between
Clark's aud the telegraph Omee
Smoked aud Washed Gut.
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For NEW ORLEANS

For Vicksburg, Natchsz, New Orleans and ali
way landfngs.
str P. W. STRADER.- IL 7. Belt, master
Tbs elegant passenger steamer IT.
viii leave As above ts1zsEaC
MONDAY, December 50th, az pm.
For freigh. or passage 10 Apply
J. 7. WASN'T GTOS, Agent,
de9 u MadiEon streat.
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B. LOWENsTEIN & BROS

GENTS FURNISHING GOoDs.-Great
bargains in gents furnishing goods this
week at b. Lowenstein & Bros.
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LOSSES AND INSURANCE.

The following account of probable
losses and insurance was furnished us
Loss on building No. 81 Madison street,
estimated at twenty-five hundred to
three thousand dollars. Insured for five
thousand dollars in the Queen and five
thousand dollars in Peoples of Mem
phis. Loss on stock, fifteen hundred to
two thousand dollars, insured for two
thousand dollars, mostly IN local COM
panies. The building belonged to Clark
& Co., next door.
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THE CHAMPION GIN.

Observation-Disclosures cure for neu
ralgia. &. w. Jones & Co. sell it.
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REMNANTs9
LAST WEEK OF THE
5 o . TIL ERIN PALA CF
-a8 a.
DRY GOODS EMPORIUM.
LAST WEEK OF THE

We have rsarranged our stock, and
ofler during the present week all the
remnants Of our stock at remnant prices.
We have sill left some Of those hand
some Irish poplins at 75e, which cost
81 > 70 land.
Ottoman Reversible shawls at S.,
worth So.
Ottoman Reversible scars at 81,
worth S..
Ladies' white Sable eloaks and NUTS
at SIS, worth S45.
FuTs for ladies and children in mink.
eoney black and white, sable, squirrel,
rabbit-at panic prices.
Ladies' black silk cl0aks at s. so.
cost SO
Ladies Balbriggan hose at S., worth
SO per dozen.
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NEW YEARS STYLES.

Hats and furs just received by Wheaton
& Co., matters and furriers, 279 Main
street.
JUST RECEIVED, 1000 pounds choice
roll butter, at
REED, BCCRHAM & CO.'S,
No. 3ji Front street.
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Remember, this IS the last week.
First come, first choice.
d. G. & 81. 81. LOEWENSTINE,
Southern Palace, 3S2 Main street.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

KFEMPHIs AND ARKANSAS RIVER
N Packet Co, Q. s. Mali Line.-The elegant
passenger boats o. this line leave Memphis
FOR all points on Arkansas river q uesG
and Saturdays, &C 5 p.IN-
VI. P. WALKER, Agent
tnI5 once on 'Ehsrr boat. DOT Of Courts
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Memphis and New Orleans Packet Co.
FOH NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS.
- Str. Belle Lee,


This dne steamer viii leave as above, As foi-
lows.
Thursday, November 28th, at clock pm.
THURSDAY. December Eth, at 4 O'Clock pm.
Thursday, December 26th, ut o'clock pm.
Thursday, January g, 1873. at o'clock pm.
Thursday, January =, 1913, at o'clock pm.
Thursday, February s, 1873, 81 O'Clock . m
THURSDAY, Fehru Rry.2 1913. at O'Clock pm.
VIII be In New Orleans IN time Tor the Mardi
Gras celebration, which = February %, IS73.
Thursday, March s. 1878 Rt O'Clock pm.
THURSDAY, March ~, 1873 at 5 o'clock pm.
THURSDAY, April 8, 1873, 1t 5 O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
non JOE-N a. WASHINGTON, Agent.
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FoR FRIAR's POINT AND BENDS
MMPHIS, HELENA ( FRIAR'S POINT
DAILY WuNR

Steamer PHIL ALLIN, IL
el--AtGo 1a.-r-
Leaves Memphis MONDAY, WEDN ESDAf
snd FRIDAY, at 5 o'clock pm. aud FriaT's
Point every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday,
At 10 o'clock s-u.
Steamer PAT GLEBURNE. IT.
stacker "a - Ter
Leaves Memphis every II ESDAf, THURS
DAY and SATURDAY, at s o'clock PM, and
frisr's Point every wednesday, Friday and
Sundsy, at 10 o'clock am.
! For rreight or passaRe apply on boerd. Oc2
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VELVET CLOAKS,
SHAWLs, ETC.
HERZOG & BRO, 294 Main street.
500 SPLENDID MASQUERADE SUITS.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS
Steamer
zss Mary Miller,
james Paul. master Keyt ..--..-....-e clerk
VIII leave MONDAY, Dec. 3Otn, at pm.
Apply 70 R. ". LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
aeS 30 F'ronf street
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GREAT BARGAINS

BLACK VELyETS,
BLACK SILKS,
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except those mentioned above, and ex-
cept the discharging of the cargo Of
sugar and molasses from the Glasgow,
there was but little doing.