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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-21
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

See second page for news from Ten
nessee, Arkansas and Mississippi.
F. r. MeElroy is the name of the
new policeman, and not John, as was
stated.
Our readers viii please notice the
/ change of schedule on the Mississippi
/ and Tennessee railroad.
--Davy Crockett was selected to rep
/ resent the western counties Of Tennessee
! in Congress in 1927 and in 1898.
There is no lack of infantile enthu-
siasm evinced in the near approach of
Santa Claus. The town is fun of Christ
mas goods, from turkeys to penny-whis-
! ties.
The United States Court will adjourn
for the holidays. Judge Trigg most
likely will return to East Tennessee, 10
spend the Christmas in the bosom of his
family.
Scripture for the use of tobOcco:
"He that is filthy let him be filthy still. {"
We are reminded of this by the good
friend who spat over the floor so elo-
quently yesterday.
"A very pretty and accomplished lady
complained to Captain Athy, yesterday,
that some one had run off her favOrite
poodle. She is willing to give ten dol
lars for that canine.
in ancient days men regarded in
sanity as crime; now the thing is re-
versed and we regard crime as insanity.
The devil stands by and, like Iago, says,
Either way makes my gain"
Felix Robertson, Tax-Gatherer, has
an advertisement in reference to his de-
partment Of the Governments ma
chinery which will prove interesting to
tax-delinquents. Read and ponder.
in consequence Of the illness Of At
torney-General Wright, and also with the
view of allowing all hands to Join in
proper celebration Of Christmas, the
Criminal Court will adjourn to-day an
I'll after the holidays.
The young man OF the name Of
Ross, who took an OvercOat from a peg
in the BARRIERS shop on Jefferson street,
and wore the same nearly a month, got
six weeks in the county jail for his
Observation-Disclosures. This discipline viii
have tendency to make him thought
f1l.
We have received invitations and
tickets Of admission To the grand ball
lol tic BGItlAL VI tic OAQ It t1lOMo.e new
building at Senatobia, which is to take
place on Thursday next, which will be
st. Stephens's day. We shall attend,
perhaps. The gentlemanly managers
have our thanks.
The Signor Nanucio was thought
worthy of three years in the State peni-
Tertiary by the Criminal Court jury.
The justice was speedy and effective.
He entered Gaston's safe Tuesday night,
and was tried Thursday. Would that
the same satisfactory celebrity could be
observed in all sorts of criminal process
ses.
There was a very pleasant masked
party at Mrs o. c. Woodward's resi-
denee, one hundred and forty-five, Sec
ond street, last night. Dancing COM
menced at eight and was kept up with
pleasant intervals for chat till late in the
morning. We have to thank the man.
ayers Of the ball for an invitation.
The longest day Of the year on this
part Of the sphere and all north of here,
Is the twenty-first of June. The short
est day is the twenty-first of December
to-day. II is not easy to realize the
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MASQUERADE BALL.

On Tuesday night next there viii be a
Masquerade Ball at the Commercial
Hotel, which promises to be a recherche
affair in every way. There are vast
preparations going on for the event now.
The Allen Brothers have the matter I'M
der their artistic management, and there
can be no doubt they will make it a rare
success.
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Second Circuit Court-HaIsey, Judge.

To-day the following cases will be
called for trial: 1862, Meath VS. Bethel
$500, Sinnott VS. Barnes; 3699, Wetter &
Co. VS. Myers q Myers; 1903, Gay q Co.
vs Nunnery; 3706, Mynott VS. Vernon;
$40, Merwin & Co. VS. J. NJ. Tighe &
Co.; 371S, Wendell VS. Taylor: 1924,
Widrig VS. Irby; 1925, Gatens VS. Van
Brocklin; 1927, Wright VS. Randle &
Meath; 37S5, Flynn & Co. VS. Tighe &
Co.; 374O, GillOoley VS. Powers; 3741,
Meehan VS. Meehan; 3742, Kohlsoat
VS. Kremer; 3744, Clements ct Tx VS.
Huber ct uX; 3745, Campbell VS. Taylor;
3746, Mooney VS. Taylor; 3747, Lewis &
Co. VS. McClemmOns; 374S, Estes & Co.
VS. Page; 3749, Saltalamachia VS. Scott;
$3.50, Davies, Craft q Wilson VS. Wag-
gener; 1851, Treadwell VS. Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Company; 1888,
Specht VS. COlburn; 1874, Disco d Cor
ming VS. Kremer; 1856, Hubbard VS. Kre-
mer; 1856, Morrison, use OF, VS. Jackson
1857, Eddins VS. Schuster; 1858, Scheibler
& Co. Levitt 4 Co.; 1853, Moffatt VS.
Rosser; $3.50, Boggiano VS. Newbugh
1851, Pivot VS. Waggener; 1868, Howell
VS. Smith; 1854, Conrad & Co. VS. War
ner & Co.; 1865, Same VS. same; 1856,
Reilly VS. Newkirk ct al; 1857, Mills,
eXecutrix, VS. Fraime; 1854, City of
Memphis VS. Brown; $40, Mahan, trus-
tee, VS. Guy, McClelland & Co 1872,
Myers VS. Smith; 1918, A. J. White &
Co. vs. Martin d Langstaff; 1915, Avery
VS. Shelby Comfy Turnpike Company.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

rs has been stated from the frs
day of the publication of the
SUNDAY APPEAL, 1t is a dis
tiBct and separate issue, and no
advertisement Is inserted III it I'M
less specially ordered and paid
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NO. 34S MAIN STREET.

In accordance with the above, we will
close out our retail stock at sacrificing
prices, as it must be sold by January 1st.
Our entire stock of Dress Goods has
been marked down beyond all prece-
dent
Irish POplins costing 81 25 to 75c.
Poplins costing 65c to 81 60 a yard,
down to SOC.
Ottoman Striped (Reversible) Shawls
worth 50, down to s..
Balance of Paisley and Broche Shawls
at 75c on the dollar on original cost.
200 sets of Fur Capes and Mutfs, ladies'
large size at s., worth SO.
200 sets Children's Furs, all sizes, at
less than cost.
A few sets of Real Mink and Sable at
less than cost.
Ladies' BIeached British Hose, Eng
lish lengths, at "a 50; first cost, s6,
Gents Linen Bosom Shirts, slightly
soiled, not damaged, at -, worth 50 50.
Joseph's one and two button Gloves
at SOC pair.
Alexandra one and two button Gloves
at 81 pair.
Nottingham Lace and Curtains at 75c
on the dollar of original cost.
Wewill keep the Southern Palace open
EACH EVENING TO DECEMBER
18th
for the accommodation of all persons
unable to make their selections during
the day.
Remember we close January !, 1873,
and bargains are the rule.
d. G. & H. NJ. LOEWENSTINE,
Southern Palace,
332 Main ST., three doors from Union st.
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LITTLE GIFTS.
How to do Much Good at Little Cost

The following appeal to the generous
and good for most trivial assistance, will
surely be needed by our readers every
where in the city this morning. Any
sort OF old clothing will be most CRATE
fully received. The tribute to DR.. Thorn
ton, in the appended note, is well-de-
served:
EDITORS APPEAL-Duringa series OF
visits to the City Hospital, in the small
pox wards, several things have forced
themselves upon my attention. First,
the thorough attention rendered by DR..
Thornton and his assistants to the sick.
and the admirable way the wards are
kept. Secondly, the imperative neces-
sity of furnishing discharged patients
with a new outfit Of clothing, so that
the infection may not be spread. Third
ly, how comfortable would be donations
of fruit and fresh milk to allay the suf-
ferings of the diseased. If any one will
send any article of clothing (either foI
male or female), or any fruit, milk, etc.,
to my house, No. 176 fernando street,
1 will see that proper disposal of it is
made. J. CARMICHAEL,
Rector (2ru1p fVbuppn
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DOOMB AND BOARD-Young gentlemen
II attending college OF Others will find
pleasant rooms and board, on moderate terms,
a. 20 DeSoto street. References given and re-
qulred. dels
DOAkD-GOOd board with nice rooms, fur
ID nished OF unfurnished single OF In suites,
can be obtained al 40 Madison street. dels
THOICE ROOMS AND BOARD-At 81
~ Shelby street; day b0arders accomuo-
dated. MIS-. J.. A. McANALLY.
DO0M-A furnished room for rent al No lsl
H. Vance. References required. de5
DOOMs-Furnished rooms 10 rent. Inquire
IL al Nillett's Billiard Hail, q Adams street.
BOARD A furnished room, with board
ID terms mooeraIe, 90 " Vance street.
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REWARD.

nOOn REWARD-The above reward VIII
nsOltU be paid by the Societa dl Unione
FrafeIlanza Itsliana for the arrest and con-
<-icffou OF the party or parties who committed
ne assault upon ]. B. GENOCCHIs and his
rrffa Al their dwelling, on the Poplar street
stia On the evening Of Saturday, December
II is-2 aboul 81 o'clock, and who at the same
la asis A. VACCARo, President.
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/. 5. RENEAU.

To the Christmas Committees OF Sunday
Schools
We are now showing some 1900
German CORRECTION Bores, handsome
ly gotten up and especially designed
for Christmas Trees. The prices Of
them are so low from few cents up
that they will undoubtedly prove the
most attractive decoration which can
be used for the money. The more ell
egant ones will serve as handsome
souvenirs, and are very useful for the
toilet or parlor. On purchases made
for schools a liberal discount will be
allowed off the regular prices.
COILS, 273 Main street.
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The most goods for the least money
Citizens and strangers, visit the great
game depot of Victor d. Fuchs, No. Al
Jefferson street. There you will find
oysters, fish, game, dressed poultry and
celery. Goods of the best quality, and
at prices to suit the times.
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CONFECTIONERY and toys at BertOn's,
corner Of Fourth and Poplar street. A
lull supply for the holidays. Call before
buying elsewhere.
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GREAT SALE OF FURs

AT REDUCED PRICES THIS WEEK
at Menken Bros.
Genuine Mink Sable Sets, muff and
cape, SIS 90. Ermine fur sets,
FRENCH SABLE SETS,
SIBERIAN SABLE SETS,
all at great bargains this week at
MENKEN BROS.
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No. 20 Gsyoso street, Anatomical and
Pathological Boots, are the perfection Of
adjustment, fitting the foot as comforta-
bly, when first worn as an old boot.
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THE attention of the readers of the
APPEAL is directed to the very valuable
property on Union avenue, to be sold at
Trustees sale on Monday next, embrac-
ing ten or twelve lots of about five acres
each, with one of the best residences in
or about the city. The advertisement
will be found on our first page.
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fHE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING House in the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt & Hansen's old
stand. HANSON & WALKER.
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FOR SALE OR LEASE.

I AND-l1a acres west OF the Fair Grounds
/ ! north OF NJ. and c. r. R., for sale on 10
years time, or for lease for 10 years, fronting
on Irrelevant avenue ana the railroad.
del9 G.. A. SIOVAllL, 10 Madison Fl.
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sTRAYED OR STOLEN

COW-A small speckled mich COW, with the
y left horn of; will reward Tor her at my
house. northeast corner ElIEwOOd, front ii.
and e. r. r. W. H. TOLER, 80 Madison 81.
HORSE-On December 18th a black horse,
III about eighteen hands high, eight years
old. scar the shape Of mule
shoe on the small OF his back. A
liberal reward viii be paid Tor his re-
lurn TO
de2T Is GAYOsO STREET.
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LAW RECORD.

First ChaBcery Court-Horgan, Char.
ceIlOr.
Motions were heard yesterday. The
case of Theresa Vaccaro VS. Thomas
Higgins will be tried by a jury next
Monday
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EcONoMY-For gentlemen to send their
fall and winter clothing to be cleaned or
dyed and repaired, to HANSON & WALK
ER, 24e Second street, for they make a
speciality of that kind Of work.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

MEMPHIS PROPERTY. -First-class i'm
vi proved Memphis property for a No. I
Plantation. $1,000 10 $500. Address, Nc
Ghee care ock Box l7g. Memphis Postofhce
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SOUTHERN PALACE,

which will then be occupied by Messrs.
Grubbs & Austin, and we will after the
above date be found at our wholesale
house,
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AT COST.

The largest and best selected stock Of
Clothing and Gents Furnishing Goods
in the city. 2SS Main street. corner had
isOn.
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WHITE Furs cleaned at 81 Madison
street, Memphis SteamDyeing Estab-
lishment.
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January l, 1875.
We will positively close the retail
branch of our business on the above date,
at the
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JOE LOCKE, news-dealer, 1864 Main
street, has all the December magazines,
as well as the latest papers from the prln-
cipal cities.
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ALBUMS Of every variety and style at
Cleaves & Carnes, 2SS Main street.
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WAGoENFR, S172 Main street, has the
finest Notwithstanding establishment
in the city; the largest assortment OF
go DDS fresh from the hands of the inn
porter.
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WORK BOXES and elegant Dressing
Cases at Cleaves & Carnes, 2SS Main
street.
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A LARGE and beautiful stock of inn
ported note paper and envelopes for Ia
dies at Cleaves q Carnes, 2S3 Main
street.
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THE purest and sweetest Cod Liver
Oil in the world is Hazard d Caswell's,
made on the sea-shOre, from fresh Sc
lected livers, by. Caswell, Hazard & Co.,
New York. II 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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BREAD.

HOLIDAY Gifts and presentation
Books at Cleaves & Canes, 2S3 Main
street.
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THE Glycerine Cream is the rage with
all the ladies. 1t is good. MoOres d
Hill 2Sl Main street
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A LARGE stock of half-calf gilt extra
bound standard works at Cleaves i
Carnes, 283 Main street.
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If our enterprising fellOw-citizen, Ed.
Worsham, viii announce himself as
candidate for Alderman Of the Second
ward, he will receive the support Of a
large number Of VOTERS.
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1 viii sell my entire stock Of Boys
Clothing at cost. L. STEINER.
2SS Main street.
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A FINE and select assortment of poek-
et-boOks, pocket-knives, and gold pens
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LOCAL ETmEs.

WRITING DESKS of the very latest
patterns at Cleaves q Carnes, 2S3 Main
street
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L.-Instantaneou cure for neu
Talgla. G. W. Jones & Co. sell it.
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KID gloves dyed a beautiful
black at the Memphis Steam Dyeing
Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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WANTED-to rent a residence, near
the center of the city. Address A. B, c..
this office.
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Flrst Cfrcuit Court-Heiskem. Indr,

First Circuit COurt-Heiskeu, Judge.
This is the last day of the term on
which any business will he transacted.
The minutes will, however, be left open
until short time before the meeting of
the next term for the inspection of at
tOrneys.
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BEST cleaning and dyeing of gentle
mems wear at the Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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ALL the standard poets In every yari-
ETY. of binding, and the very richest
styles, beautifully illustrated, at Cleaves
& Carnes, 2S3 Main street.
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The river rose one inch yesterday, and
there is now five feet three inches over
Point Pleasant and all upper crossings,
and full six feet over Reeves and Horn
Lake below. There is scarcely any i'm
provement as yet in White river or the
Arkansas, and only a shore rise is ex-
pected in either. Our special kilograms
give the latest information from points
on the river above and below. The rain
on Thursday night fell until ten o'clock,
when the weather suddenly turned cold,
and remained so nearly all day yester-
day. At night it was clear, with the
wind from the northwest
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ADJUSTMENTS.



Last night was the greatest of the
week at this place. The laughing faces
crowded into every nook, from the tor
| gallery to the orchestra, and the audi
ence was kept in a continual roar all
night by that mouth. Treasurer Me
| Clune's benefit, Monday night.
The HiberDieOn.
This amusement Jared well last night.
The weather was frosty, but clear, and
all hands felt encouraged to sally forth.
The Assembly Hall was full. There will
be matinee to-day at two o'clock. The
last performance viii be given tonight.
A reduced price Of admission, as will be
seen by the Hibernicon advertisement
in another column.
Memphis Theater.
There was a fine and fashionable at
tendance at the Memphis Theater last
evening, on the occasion of the produc-
ton of Hdmlct, with Mr.. Frank Mayo
in the title role. Mr.. Mayo made sew
eral innovations on what may be termed
the accepted Tenditions of the character,
as portrayed by Sullivan, Booth, For
rest, Fechter and others. Some of these
innovations were improvements, but the
majority were alterations only. In his
speech to the "player King' MIR. Mayo
was particularly excellent, and seldom
has this speech been given with more
effect Con Esthe Memphis stage. sAliss
Hawthorne was, as usual, most careful
in the character of "Ophelia,u Miss
Taylor played the "Queen7' with artistic
ability, and Miss frankie Mcclellan
was bright, and sprightly, and admirable
as "Osrick.' The other parts were well
filed by Messrs. Hill, Pike and others.
This afternoon Dairy Crockett, and in
the evening Richard III.
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A CALI UNION ED. WORsHAM. ESQ.

CHRISTMAS trees, cut flowers and dec
oTatiOus. r. G. CRAIG, 379 Main st.
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G.. II. MRRRIFIELD.

CALL and examine the Christmas
stock of Cleaves q Carnes, 2S3 Main
street
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gaDtly and tthesame time save money,
should 20 at once to Waggener's, 3l74
Main street. He is doing a G. o. d. busi-
ness-nO bad debts; small profits.
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offer to sell to the city and county
hospitals good merchantable bread, at
four cents per ID. weighed.
GEORGE HUME,
Steam Bakery, 416 Main street.
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FIVE HUNDRED OVERCOATs 20 be
sold regardless of cost, Mt the Mammoth
Clothing House, 2SS Main street, corner
Madison,
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JUVENILE books of every variety at
Cleaves & Carnes, 2s3 Main street.
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PEARL Gard Cases and Cigar Case
at Cleaves & Carnes, 2S3 Main street.
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FOR WHITE RTVFP

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet C,oo-
pany-W hite River Line.-For Jacksonnorf
Str. DAkDANELI.E..R Il. L. Hsines- r,l5sfe 4.
Leaves SAT- hDA4, December H.
SOIlCE--Ine steamer DaTdan6lIe viII aI--9
take al Arkansas river freight and passen-
gers Tor Pine Bluff and intermediate points
connecting win the steamer Fort Ciilsor ~
the mouth Of White river. 80
Eof 1felght or passage apply on board or 10
4. W. LI9HTBURNE. Agent
20 Front street.
W. p. WALKER, Agent,
9..a 9llSe % y. lsltDQat, foot Court ST.
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ILLUSTRATED linen toy books at
Cleaves & Carnes, 2S3 Main street.
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IVORY bound Bibles and Prayers at
Cleaves and Carnes, 2SS Main street.
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ROYgfRR. IRRELEVANT & co.'s
REAL ESTATE
tx CHA NC -
n. E. COR. MAIN and JEFFERSON.
BULLETIN for THIS DAY
The Most Valuable Business let IN Wem.
phis at Chancery Sale,

Rf appointment Of the Clerk and Master
OF assisting him at the safe criers5 ~ -, :,
EL-so u.thcefy Court, of shat most vaII.shie
ss,toun1 ON Gnsou street, fE fssa g5r,-5fs a.
-, 1tAsit q iasEict. extend ms frssf7s See
olsS street. 20 tsis alley between s.eessSs-s.
,r.So eiaAs street, 70 take place upon tbc
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Second ChRncery Courts. r. walker.
Chancellor.
Court has adjourned until Tuesday, the
oath instant, for hearing of motions.
Motions against purchasers of Vollen-
tine property were continued until next
week
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-AJtenu hODcfLsOn' sbuSInt55 OuIItBts
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No 2l1 Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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c. c. GRAHAM, J. &. HAYES, Jr
President. cashier.
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FOR FRIAR's POINT AND Bends
EEIPHIS, HELENA & FRIAR'S o., INT
DATUK WWEE

Steamer PHIL ALLIN, r.
: azcss aster-
and FRIDAY, &C b o'clock p.nn..g1.l 81. ~
Point every Tuesday, Thursday ard -a-uTcs y,
Gt 10 O'Clock am.
steamer PAT CLEBUEEE IT.
leaves Memphis every III LsDAl, ~ -
% 4 and -Alt HDAG- sJ5 O'Clock pm, and
r tldr 5 FONT every n e.uesf;ay, Friday and
sunday at T. O'clock an.
sor Ire-gl- OF 49, aEE-v o. I'D -
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We are in receipt of a large lot of dry
goods, consisting partly of Calicoes,
Domestics, Bal. Skirts, Table Linens,
Cloaks, etc. etc. These goods
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Memphis ana New Orleans Pae-set Co
EOR NEW ORLEANS AID TIL EEN-nS
- Str. Belle Lee.

j.. r; cHs-----.-rnaste J. =. sullivan clerk
inns Inc steamer viii les we as above. Is FOL
1hufs9ay, November 18th. at O'Clock pm.
1hursday, December l2th, az O'Clock i. IN.
44huIsqty' peeenofsr 10Th, az o'clock pm.
IAuIs9ay' !anuaf' = 9. 1873, az O'Clock o 70.
1nuIsGay' Januf~rv y, 1873 az O'Clock pm
Inursdayi Eeg-tuaIy 8, 1913. az 4 O'Clock 3 M.
14iu4 5lsy , ecrJIary ~, 1873, a / O'Clock pm
0Is "a, eele oistion, which is February 81, 1875.
- I-ittuLsIly' SlaIch 9, is.a, at O'Clock pm.
1huIsdaC-, A pril 8, 1913. at O'Clock pm.
Z ot freight or passage apply on board or TO
, hoNJ JOIN 4. WASHINGTON. Agent.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

ATTEMPTS AND ARKANSAS RTvrE
VI Packet Co, u. s. Mail Liue-The eIees4rls
passenger boats Of this line leave ATerslI5ll ii
Tor al points on Arkansas river e utEe q
and Saturdays. st 3 pm.
". p. WALKER Agent
lnta once on Wharf boat. GOT 81 j-ojl -rS