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Brown Dick, dam odd Trick, By Lexipg-

Brown Dick, dam Odd Trick, by Lexipg-
ton.
s. O. L Hunt names ch. (. Eta Powell,
4 years old, by Voucher, dam Lilac, by
Lightning.
8. T. q. Moore names Oh. c. George
Wilkes, 4years old, by AsterOid, dam EN-
ma Wright. by imp. Msrgrave.
10. j. e. Reardon names b. G. Woodford,
4 yesrs old, by imp. Bonnie Scotland dam
By Tempest.
On wednesday, the third day Of the
meeting, will be run the Minor stakes,
mile and q half, for three year olds that
had not appeared In public prior TO the
closing Of this stake; asweepstske of S25
each, p. p, to which the club will add
$500. To this there are thirteen nomina-
lions, IS follows:
/. ]. g. Ballentine's bl. c. High Oonsta-
bls,. by Blackjack, dam Alboni, by imp.
Albion.
q, VIM. COttrin's CHI. +. Romping Girl,
pedigree above.
3 Diggons & Holman's Oh. (. Nina Tur-
ner, by Hiswsths; dam by lightning.
4. s. T. Drsne's ch. C. Tom Akin, by
John Akin; dam, Likeness by Boston.
8. W. G. Hardings' br. f. Msriposs, by
Jack Malone; dam, Nubia by imported
/ Albion.
6. VIM. Jennings' CHI. +. louisa, by i'm
ported Australian; dam, Luline by Lex
-
:. Also, b. C. Cape Race; pedigree as
| above.
6. Steve Johnson's ch. @. Jack Downing,
by Jack Malone; dam, Charlotte Thomp-
son by imported Mickey Free.
9. George II. Rics's Oh. c. Foley; pedi-
gree as above.
10. Also, chestnut FLY by wsr Dance:
dam, Alexandra by imported Sovereign.
II. T, 81. Robbins b. /. Msrohsis; pedi-
gree a. above.
IL. A. Turner's Oh. +. Flush; pedigree 70
above.
Is. Also, Oh. (. M~ignionstts, by jack
Malone; dam by Commodore,
Friday, the fifth day of the meeting, the
Ohiokasaw 8 axe will be run for, dash OF
two miles for three year olds; sub. $50 p.
p, $500 added By the club. The following
entries are made in this race /: Bell
Buckle, Bracelet, Flush, Msrohais, RUFF
Hunt, Silent Friend aud Tsllulsh.
There will also be dsshes of q mile and
a-hslf, two miles and three miles; also
mile heats two in three, and three in five,
and two mile heals, for purses respective
ly of 800. $500 and 5000 These are free
tor sl ages. The presence of an unusual
ly large numter Of horses during the
meeting is fully assured.
A splendid handicap steeple chance fol-
q purse of $500, over two miles and s-hsl
and several hurdles.
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THE ADMIRAL.


8 Yesterday, Captain John Cowdon pre-
sented to Admiral Possiet, of the Russian
navy, plans, specifications and drawings
gave origin to the construction of
rams. The most famous
were the Arkansas, Virginia and Tonnes
see. Tho first was i~nYincible and imper-
viouP 20 shot snd shell, rs shown in con-
fict, but wa destroyed because her ma
chinery was imperfect, and becsuse-We
believe 1t was never known why the ma
chin6ry would not work, The Virginia
was simply unfortunate, but demonstrate
ed her superiority to the boosted I'M
Wieldy monitors, and the Tennessee, aftsr
continuous subsection to the long-contin-
ued pounding of the heaviest guns, was
only waterlogged. A shot cut the chord
between b rudder and pilot-house, and
thu vessel drifting about helpless and un-
manageable and thus pelted for hours
by b heaviest guns Of Farragut's feet,
was never perforated and never injured.
But for the folly of red tape orders that
put the rudder rope on top of the Tennes-
see, Farragut's feet would have been
foiled of its purposes. But IL Is needless
to state these facts. History, such as 1t is,
snddevoid even Of verisimilitude has told
its incorrigibie story everywhere.
The plans and drawings of Captain
OoWdon Is taken from the archives Of the
OCAaDNAOAat 6ONCLhAAOAs ~ LNAOAAAOAGf
with patents Issued and certificates OF
commentator given by naval officers
and shipbuilders, were given TO the BUS.
sian Admiral and will be transmitted 70
st. Petersburg. The theory of Captain
CowdOn as developed in these Pc
pers, involves the necessity for the
use of cotton bales or other elastic
substance beneath the exterior iron
plating of the vessel. Every one has
seen how difficult 1t is to drive q nail into
an elastic plank, and how easily with the
| same force the same nail Is driven into
the same substance when immovsble
| Moreover the vessel is so constructed tbs
q shot cannot strike the surface Of the
ram at right angles. One would infel
from the drawings that one of these rsmI
couldg protect the moutEl of the Volg;
against the nsvies OF the world.
Captain Cowdon would have rendered
these papers to Grants government bu
/ inferred from the treatment to which
'Lieutenant" Maury was subjected BY
the best and wisest government in the
world, that q rebels originality would
never be appreciated.
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opera boat6e under whose talented aus
pices the season has so far been success
fully conducted. Mile. Aimee was In
fect. the deserving recipient Of the heart
cbarn1ing floral tributes literally show
erej upon her. We have had occasion to
allude to her admirable Performance OF
this fsvorite rob; bat, as II inspired LAST
night by the agreeable surroundings, she
ecIipsed, If possible, her previous brilliant
efforts. EncorSS we're frequent, and a.
times the audience became enthusiastic
in their applsuse. Well sustained as she
wss by NM. Noe, Duchesne, Edgard and
others, Aimee proved herself g thorough
artistic, and It Is safe TO ssy thst she has
no superior IN hsr line upon the stage"
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The APPEAL I'M THE CITY.
Places al which the Daily Appeal can
be Procured.


The DAILY APPEAL can be had every morn
ing Al the -foiiowtng-named places in the city
At APPEAL C~Ounting-RoOm, Il Union street
AT the newsstand Of Joe Locke, NO EoH
Main street.
of second and Monroe streets.
At the newsstand in the Peabody hotel.
At the newsstand IN the Commercial hotel
At the newsstand in the Morsham house,
Al the newsstand in the Overton hotel.
AT the newsstand in the Southern hotel. -
AT the newsstand Of Son. No. ~
Jefferson street
uer OF Fourth and Poplar streets.
All the newsstand on St Louis wharfDOat.
At the newsstand at Lanier & Eldr1dges,
second streat, near Madison.
AT the newsstand Of HOLIDAY, on Beale
street, near Main
Al tie newsstand at the Railroad depots.
At the newsstand on tbs Memphis and Lit
tie Rock wharfboat.
At south Memphis news-depot, 0 50 Besle
street, near Second.
isOn.
at n, b Jonnston's newsstand, 40 Nam
gtrees. Wn2drsn Block.
At Wake News stand, NO. lO2 Beale
street, opposite Besle street market
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Interesting News for h Ladies'.
Just received an elegant assortment of
rougatre, Dove tint, Undine, silver tint
and perfection papers, with enveiops to
match, stamped to order in the finest
style, Also q full line of the newest styles
of initisl-pRper and envelops. Visiting
cards printed and engraved. Party invi-
tations and programmes elegantly exc
cuted, BOYLE & CHAPMAN,
279H Main street.
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WHEN the system Is below par, and .
fresh Impetus to the vital forces seems to
be demanded, Upper Blue Lick water
viii be found q rational, effective and
s~greeable remedy, and worthy of general
confidence, proved TO be 80 By the expe-
rience Of 8 century.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE.
Wholesale Agents,
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In anticipation of the above, Dunbar
snd Molen have msde extensive arrange
ments for that night. Don't fail to be on
hand, at the corner Of Madison ard Sec
ond streets. Lunch from Gle ven to two
O'Clock u m.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS AND MARDI GRAg.

The steamer Belle Lee Is the only first
class passenger steamer leaving this week.
The Belle Lee, the champion OF sll steam
ers, leaves Wednesday, the 7th instant, at
Ann,
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will snxionsly await the arrival of the
steamer Belle Lse. She carries the elite
Of fashion to the festivities. The Belle
at 4 D. N
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0sT.

Gl&..g Esreft. . set eF Eluk with brown
Whife spOt; one year old; 1ollcws
~ name Juno" Liberal reward VIII be
psie F. sIERERT.
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A UNIVERSAL REMEDY.-sE Browns
Bronchial Troches" tor coughs, colds,
and bronchial sfsctions, sand first In pub.
lie favor and confidence; this result has
been acquired By 3 test OF many years,
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cngELANn,s AsTHMA CURE.

Buy your tickets for the MsrdI Gras
balls from the committee. No tickets sold
at the door.
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MARpl GRAs.

For information IN regard to the Mardi
Sras procession, spply 70 the committee,
Make your preparations and report before
EridaU
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THr RYSrIc KREw OF cOEUs

JOE LOCKE, ZS6H Main street, has the largest
assortment of Magazines, Ptctorials and dat-
Has fp tho offv
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The steamer Belle Lee. the peer Of all
western steamers, leaves Wednesday, the
18th instant, at 4 pm, for Mardi Grss.
She ia the only frst-clsss steamer leaving
for New Orleans and the great Mardi
Grss festival.
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MARDI GRAS.

For the purpose of preparing the pro-
gramme Of the procession, and to facili-
tate the forming Of the same, all societies
procession are requested to report TO the
undersigned committee, or to Mr.. Joseph
Specht, No. 81 Madison street, by Friday,
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FOR THE MA8DI GRAS FETE.

Gold and silver BrAIds, GtmPs, FrIBges,
SpRngies, Stars,
and every description of trimmings suita-
BILE for masks and costumes can be found
at 7. W. JOHNSTON & CO.'S,
Opposite Peabody hotel.
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BOARDERs.

0nALIFORNIA REsTAURAN1," JULIUS
u VI G~ELsDJRFF, forD erly OF CalifOrnis,
end Iafe Chargs q Anaires' OF the Flny
ftsuf store, taxes s4Dahu4e N morning q q
11menous frienos and the travelling public
ebsf So ms taken charge OF tie Dining Hail,
Tscfson Block. Boaro can be engaged BY
$3.50 WEEK or MONTH. Terms, nnVsriab y
-a1Varea I'll MAIN TREEE
-OAkDERs-B0zrd. with or without lodR.
X f1o A. Sc Exchange street; two lsrE e
rzout rooms for gentleman and Vile. fel
@oARDuH0-Nics board, by day or week [;
X 'front.' roOnE, fuIn1. he'd or unfurn1shCa.
to rent, with board, 81 "a Main street. up
GairEs
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soYLE q N

Deslers In ofacs-stationery, blank-books,
gold pens, school-books aud miscsllane-
GUS books. Blank-boOks made to order In
the best manner and guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction. Sssam-printers and
hook-binders, S7eH Main street.
BOYLE & CHAPMAN,
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ECoNoMY.-Take your fall clothing 20 the
Steam DyeinR and Cleaning House Hunt &
HansOn's old stsnd), 246 Second street.
HANSON q WALKER.
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No steamer can compare with our own
home packet, the steamer Belle Lee, the
Queen Of all steamers, worthy Of . King
or Duke.
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No steamer can compare with III own
home packet, the steamer Belle Lee, tbs
Queen of sll steamers, worthy OF 3 King
or Duke.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS AND HARDI GaAs

MASKS and dominoes.
ELLIOTT & RIDaELY, zig Main street..
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HOUSE and sign painter, 2sl Second street.
Orders promptly executed at reasonable
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Ths steamer Belle Lee is the only first
class passenger Bteamer leaving this week.
The Belle Lee, the champion of al steam
ers, leaves Wednesday, the 7th instant at
4p.m.
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STEAMER BELLE LEE. the only reliA-
BILE steamer for the South, has g clerk on
the levee receiving freight for al way
points. r. W. LIGHTBURNEl
A0aut
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MAYORS OFFICE,

MAYORS OFFICE,1
MEMPHIS, February 7, 1S2
The general council win meet ct the
City Hall this wednesday, evening e.
seven O'Clock.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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LAEDRETH's garden seed, flower seed,
plants, flowers, fruit trees, etc, for sale
by A. i. Hatch q Co, S8 Union street.
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STEAMER BELLE LEE, the only reliable
steamer for the South, has q clerk on the
levee receiving freight for sIl wy points.
r. W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent.
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EXAMINE the CRATE Il this ONCE. lis Ansas
of fuei-EDA
FsR NEW 0RLEAhs AED MARuI sRAs.

The steamer BslIo Lee, the peer Of all
western steamers, leaves Wednesday, the
9TH instant, at 4 pm, for MGrdi Grss.
She Is the only hrst-olGss steamer leaving
FOR New Orleans and the great Mardi
Gras festival.
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THE very fine Eastern buekwhsat and
choice white wheat hour used BY oliver,
FInnie & Co. in their self-rising -four,
sdred to thu economy and convenience,
make Il very popular.
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A r GRAS MASKS
AT WHOLESALE.
mEnPHTs DOLLAR STORE.

STEAMER BELLE LEE, the only relIs-
BILE steamer for the South, hiss a clerk on
the levee receiving freight for all way
points. r, W. LIGHTBURNE,
Agent,
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MARDI GRAs suits to order.
ELLIOTT & RIDeELY, 2i9 Main street.
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CALL on A. L. Hatch & Co, S8 Union
street, to get your gardsn seed, fruit trees,
flowers, etc.
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JOIN the Mardi Grss procession and re-
port to the committee before next Friday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-07

THE best place to get Oliver, Finnie &
Co.'s self-risiDg -four and buckwheat Is
from your own grocer. They sell as man
ufacturers' prices.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-07

TIE cheapest and best Dyeing and Cleaning
house in the city is at 28 Second street Hunt
HANSON q WALKER.
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HEAT, COMFORT AND ECoNoMY.-This
you VIII get by having your CRATES set
with Lemons Improvement. Csu az 2o5
Second street..
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FeR NEM oaLEANs ANO nARDl Gas.

ALI manner of fancy goods.
ELLIOTT q RmGELY, 2i9 Main street.
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COMMUNAL fredericksburg tends more
70 connubisl happiness than cheerful and
healthy infants and children. Mrs. Whit
Osmbs yrup Is the great childrsn's soothing
remedy.
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Z. ", BUTTINGHAUs.

Chairman Of Committss on Procession.
Committee members: Joseph Seligman,
John Hoinrichs, John Fisher, Ii. T. Tom
hnson, NJ. Kuehn, F. Lsvigne.
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MAR0i GRAS MASKS
AT WHOLESALE.
MEMPHIS DOLLAR STORE

SIZE advertisement OF d.. Butts Dispenssry,
headed Book for the MiIlion-Marrtage Guide
in another column. II should be read By
all.
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ROLLING PMS" almanac at Joe
Locke's, 236X Main street.
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FOR nav OsLEAss ANp KARpI saAs.

FINE hot lunch a. the sBsv Horse" sy-
cry day, from ten to one o'clock.
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FEMAlE sCnoCl.
~WANTEn-sTOHE SaLE asa.
White Osk Lumher-

@EE CHEAP, BY r d. PEARSON
60nt street.
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The MYsIIe KREW OF GnEus

will snxiously await the arrival Of the
steamer Belle Lss. She carries the elite
of fashion to the festivities. The Belle
Lee leaves Wednesday, the 7sh instant,
at 4 pm.
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a. 6. DAVIS.

FINEST French gilt, jet and she1tsweIry
cheap. Elliott & Ridgely, 219 Main street,
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JOE LOCKE, 236H Main street, has the
Ledger, Weekly, Fireside Companion and
all the leading publications.
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JOE LOCKE, 236H Main street., has Les
lie, Cooley, Hsrper, Lippinoott, and the
chronological for February on his eoun-
ters.
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MARoI GRAs.
MEmPHIs DOLLAR sTORE.
27s ~ NaIA STREET.

AMERICAN Driven Wells st Browne
Brownies, SIS second straet.
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SlSekasIdsfs' asOtisa.

THE next regular annual maslinE o. tra
Il stockholders OF the Memphis ave no q
Rock Railroad Company VII bs Reid 81 "a
town OF Hopeneld, Arkansas. On the
18th Day ef Febrzszy, ISS2.
S~toekholders viii be pssssd free 20 ana from
place OF meeting by present5Cz certificates OF
etOck TO the conductor.
Bs order OF the sosrd OF Directorz
JOHN -. GJOEWLE.
Escretary ard Treasurer.
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RoOns All saARn.
aIRAYEn.

HEEP-Erom Colonel b. L. Ardsrson's
~ place { miles EUuta OF Memphis. On tie
lower Horn Lake road, about The I5ta No.
Venber, eighteen sheep-fWo Of them black
ANY person giving Information OF lhem vii
be suitably rewarded
". L. ANDERSON,
FEE - Front street. Memphis.
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EOR NEW ORLEANS AND kARDI saAs.

Go TO Joe LOcke's Tor the latest publ
cations.
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For sale by J.. 3. Hills, druggist, ssl
Main street,
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TRAK51ET ETi
MEHPHls ann LlTT.E RgoR z. a.
OhMn-o = Tirne.
AslnpaIs ans LasissI.Is
WiNT ER HG
AsvsahEr i3.

zrAin Leaves, nay
New OH
Brownsville acccmm0r-t ri -- s-r "
Elegant sleeping ears ru1 tIEg-- So
LOuk Nashville IA l1utzFtEa aE -- -1
IN. train. ThsEl5 p.us. end zfE ~
do HOt RAJ On Eantsy. ]. =. EsEE.
mnT1
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LOCAL NEWS,

-Go to Lsddin's College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
-Thos. Cubbins, bricklayer, "a Main street.
-Armstrongis Photographic Gallery, No. 2l
Main street. Three fRultless gem pictures Tor
nfty cents.
MARDI GRAs suits to order.
ELLIOTT & RIDGELY, 219 Main street.
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PUxPs, a5 Second strest.
MAADl GRAs.

All who propose attending the coming
festival are respectfully informed that cos
tunes of any description can be made to
order, in the most approved style, at N.
@. Hunters Southern Emporium Of Fssh-
ion, 247 Main street, Memphis.
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GAS FITTING, ms second street
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FOR HAILES POINT.
AUCTloE
by a. E=a1lS[ %
AaCtiOnssrs & csnmlssis1 eFc'as
aI4 FROET 81 AEoFE ADAaa

VIII sell THIS HO2AEHa- ~ &c csspa-
without Ta=erTe or ifnsit
100 eases OF Hens CaEz. Ef-- Ea- as1
Split Boots.
o eases Of Mems ard EGE=' =b@rz-ars
sorted Styles
90 Eases EOnaaa's ERdE Ezse' saos4 g.
sorted.
ALSO, 50 sets OF Furs-sccd CuzflF and
styles; so gross ASSORTED EcleG E1a.z. I1
dozen Amy Socks; 100 grcss T-=sl BlzeElrEs
also, Clothing, by GoI1z. Isis. LlE EG-
tons, Ouls-y, G~lassWzTe, etc.
- Country merchants, "a tz- -.
orally, viii hnd &. % tEstr iE r
our sales. Private sslss a. sEcHc1 EIi--= 20
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Auction SAILS Of Silver Flatsd #sTe,

EATE Will SSH On TUESDAY 1JEErNG,
~ February 6th. 1877, 20 20 o'c7-ca. q nus
line Plated Ta1 and Dinn=r sets. WALTERS,
los P1tcbeFs, Souptursens. Vine. D-aa - and
Pickle Ca stOrz, syrup St5nSs. Butter Dishes
Cake Baskets, lvoTy-hE1d g ana s Ell iEtsd
Knives OF Merdi01, RGssel's "a EO1Eers7
manu- actu3ei hOdzsTs best plated IONS
and FORKS Also. TerreftF aOnag am
Bronze and other Mantle Co ks. Asa. me
Ouuery. etc Goods o. exhibition
February 9th.
GEO. SHIELDS, a 20, AUeTnTs.
fe4 zee zsz9n street
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STEAMER BELLE LEE, the only reliable
steamer for the South, has a clerk on the
lsves receiving freight for all wsy points.
r ", IIGHTRURNE. AGENT.
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Decision: Selby VS. Street. Cases set for
to-day: Smith VS. Fly; MoDsde VS. Dun
can; Loft VS. Cockrell; Gsyoso Gas COM
psny We Memphis Gas company; Brown
VS. Hunt; Cadmontoni VS. City; Langford
va Aldrioh; LoeWenstine VS. Wolf; Lewis
vs. ODER; Townsend VS. Hawley; Cook vs.
Hhwley; Cash VS. Hswley; Weaver VS.
BRWley Kirkland VS. Hawley; Lumpkin
vs. Wilson; Mcdonald vs. Etchevarne,
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and 5ss5les
CHANGE Of Tis

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8S1 tn..s--~s4---..-s--- ~ pm ast -E
laAln -a .LL
Through EreiEht----- $50 en- esH ---
NEy netgbt,ccach albch'd zs pa.
junction and Bonneville
accOmmedation-----. 9.5 q IA 81. ara
GSrmantoT acc..-.---. $50 an. Esa. pa
noH C. l. AFErEHE, r8
ENGINEERS OFFIcs CT PADUCaH AND)
EMPHI BAILRoaD tCzgANT.
4emphis. January =. Is-2.
DHOPOSALS for executing the ga atom.
4 bridging and trace laying and Tor The
delivery Of c~rcsst1es and timber. on that prr-
ton OF the Paducah and -e4 p-lE EzIroad
extending rom Memphis 20 ~toVtuctrn. a
o1sbanee o. 81 miles, VII BE- reserved e. me
once OF the Chief ECginCsT, II Memphis,
until Earcn 8, 1872, at 2m
Plans. prOnles AID exhibits Of the G-n-tf-
ties 81 work and materials can Re se5u- u
blank bids obtained By applying 8 the ms
gineers once in Memphis, on 10 G@.zr Fa1-
ruary IA, 1879.
Proposals should be directed &c teo CHEF
OF said railroad company
The company reserve the right 10 -giser
and ali bids.
By order OF the EoaT5 OF E5rect1rs-
H L JONES. .ecrGEar-
jars PaducSh M MGU.phs q. r. DO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-07
First Chancsry Ceur.-mOrEAn. Chal
Second Chancery Court ChRncell
Scott.

In the case Of Ernst VS. Ernst, the chan
cell0r granted the petition tor divorce.
Nelson VS. Trigg is still on trial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-07
GensrsI Rssllna Of ssoakhsIsaFs


keaphIs and eharisstss Rallrosa csas'y.
DQRSUAET TO a resoluiiCu O. tie B1srdrf
= DtreetoTs CT the Hemphi1 end E11rlestcn
nanroad Company, adopted 81 s csti5d m-at-
Ing tnerSOf, hsld IL the city OF memphis On
ne Atn cay Of January EI2 general meet
ING OF IN the SAID hsliroad CON-
Psny " hereby called to be Ee-- IN the city
OF Memphis, on
WEDNESDAY, 2is1 FEBRUARY, 1872,
for The purpose OF taking action On the pro-
posal 81 the southern SEilWay SecLres Con-
Pany 10 Jesse the man and certain 1sruee
lnss OF this SOmpany's RAILWAYS, and sIso
lor me consideration OF shy ether mlrro.
touching the interest o. efaIrg o. this C.-1s
pany that said stockholders nay cesn9 ID
Visable. MI. EIrEs r~elfI--+
6Eo. EoBERTsON, Secretary. t-
Lssksut ksagtsla EdzcaIlazci issHtstsss.
Rev, E.P. BANCROFT, PrfseaFus.
DEPARTMENTS
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E1Eltsh, Normal.
MaEzc-
spring session of twenty weeks bs-in- g-b-
ruary l. lb1Z Aid fUr tGCse Er8rz-.ua or
ministry or teaching For catalogue. utth
null PARTICULAR, address
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