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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-01

Hfs Appearance IN Gibson County Ter.
rifles the COIOreds-ChOking SEN
satiOns and Sfinened limbs
Accompany the APpa-
rftfOn.

We mentioned about seven days ago
the principle facts of avery great out
rage having been perpetrated near TreD-
ton, in Gibson county. The negro cul-
prit was captured after a J~wenty-fouf
hours hunt. The scoundrel was lodged
in jail. The Trenton paper tells the Sc
quel to the exciting story: ION
Monday he was taken out 10y
ESQ. Caldwell and carried to
Eaton to be tried. During his trial the
little girl was brought in and identified
him on oath, giving an accurate descrip-
ton ofhis clothing, etc, at the time when
he committed the outrage. The proof
was all so clear and convincing, that he
was found guilty, and Esquire Caldwell,
with a large guard, started back to
Trenton for the purpose of lodging him
in iail. But when about four miles this
side of Eaton, they were halted by a
large body of armed men, and, after
several pistol shots from both parties,
the negro was forcibly taken from them
and hurried off through the woods, leav-
ing the parties who had him in charge
to make the best of a bad bargain. 1t
being dark, pursuit vas impossible,
even If advisable, considering the over-
towering numbers of the unknown par
ties who had taken the prisoner. The
negro was found suspended by the neck
to a tree at the side of the road the next
Gav
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In our advertising columns this morn
ing the card of G. Curtis & Co, druggists,
may be seen. We have a few remarks
to make to the reader in reference
thereto. The location and ? place OF
business of this firm is at 246 Main
street, under the 0dd-Fellows' Hall, one
Of the longest established drug houses ia
the city. Messrs. Curtis & Co. have pur-
chased the stock Of drugs belonging tc
the late DR.. Chandler, and will continue
the business with renewed energy and
Increasing success. Mr.. Curtis is well
known in the city, having been con-
nected with the Merchants Insurance
Company for a long time. In truth he
is as well-knOwn as any other Young
man In Memphis, and goes into business
under a happy and favorable auspices
as any one could desire The business
Of the drug store in question VIII be
carried on with great precision and ac-
curacy- The very first thing done was
10 supply every deficiency that askiliia
eye could detect ia the stock of drugs.
Ness goods are being daily added. Then
COMBS the matter of proper atieBafnts
thisNvsAs moi Neglected CaF and
expefenced uresrFiati0n clerks Bn
every order sent1H aN 81 night 4hE
general drug depaettaenf VIII 10 f1e.
SIDED ever by thoroakn 11n nd
polite gentlemen. WIG knpN al A9et|
The business. We anre no hesjsa n il
saying that IN. fhandleF'a 0la asnd
VIII start oil neF on new ereei
prosperity, That Fiio3i eVeniN tof
me great sle
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CORRECTION.

EDITORS APPEAL regret that / am
fOrced TO correct a misunderstanding
which might arise in the minds Of some
not present at the st. Andrews banquet,
but who read the report OF the proceed
ingsin yesterdays APPEAL. Inresponse
to the toast, "The Societies Of Mem
phis,n ! made no allUsion whatever TO
Masonry, or, IN fact, 10 any secret or
~ganization, as Z would have been i'll
timed and out Of place. ! am but an
humble worker in the great hive Of
Masonry, and it is unjust 10 my superb
on, Of whom there are thousands IN
West Tennessee, 70 designate me as
"tbe great Mason Of West Tennessee. y
[ can appreciate a joke as well as any
man, but when next "ye local p perpe-
trates a joke ipn me, l hope he viii chose
e more suitable subject than the one
nearest my h~tart-Masonry.
{. @. LOCKE.
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WISDOM.
A Lesson Each Merchant should Ae
quire.

A citizen of this county, having three
children, said yesterday he was too poor
to take a paper. If this be true, he is
too poor, and Providence lever intend
ed that he should have these children tC
grow up in utter Ignorance of the ways
and progress of the world. How ineOm-
~prehensibly stupid the oldest must ap-
pear abroad, and what a mOnkey-show
would be a ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS woman
to that country pumpkins wife and
daughter-one of the three children is,
u~nluekily, a girl. If education must be
compulsory, the newspaper constitutes
the properA b C's of the people, and one
should be forced into every household.
Merchants, in this behalf, should be the
great educators of the country. Each
tradesman can induce many farmers TO
take a newspaper of the city, and thus
the merchant and farmer have constant
intercourse with one another. But be-
yOnd all this the merchant becomes an
active adjuvant of the schoolmaster. He
not only furnishes wares and groceries,
but intelligence and good morals
through the paper to his customers. But
the great practical end attained is the
extension Of a city's business by extend
ing the circulation of its newspapers. 1t
is confessed by every merchant that
the press OF a city gives it abroad its
character. People everywhere judge OF
Memphis by the appearance and intelli-
gence of the press Of Memphis, and
therefore the city should deal most gen
erously with its newspapers that these
may wear an attractive and prosperous
annaaranra
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E DRY GooBS.

Attention is calied-to the many cheap
drygoods announced in Reimbursement
of Menken Bros, as this firm, appreci-
ating the dullness of the times, have de-
termined to make trade more lively by
offering goods at reduced prices. They
call attention to their large stock Of furs,
velvet cloaks, silks, dress goods, fan
nels. etc.
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Go to Leddinis Business College.
Attend RObertson's Business College
-Thos. Cubbins, bricklayer, 234 Main
Night School in Market st. building
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery
No 2i1 Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
Meyer & Herzog, wholesale pa.
per dealers, corner of Second and Jeffer
son streets, have the largest stock Of pa.
per, flour-bags, twines, wrapping anC
MANILA paper which has ever been seer
i'm this country. Houses of this size
must certainly be able TO give induce
ments to our merchants.
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To close out the balance of our stock
Of ready-made silk walking-suits, We
will sell rich silk costumes for S125-
former price, 500.
Elegant velvet and silk costumes,
trimmed with Yak lace, S200-formerly
S325.
Still richer, mostly composed Of black
Lyons velvet, S225-formsr price, $3.50.
MENKEN BROS.
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''THE little barber's shop round the
corner is at 80 Union street. The chief
t~onsorial artist is Mr.. William Borg, who
does things so smoothly and sweetly fol
his customers that many of them feel
the long week drag YEARLY on until
Sunday morning places them happily
blissfully in the hands of the greatest
razor-manipulator in the world.
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NOTICE-KENTUCKY LIBRARY
DRAWING.

All agencies for the sale of tickets il
the Second Grand Gift Concert in aiC
of The Public Library Of Kentucky, wer'
required to settle up on yesterday, TWEEN
ty-fifth November, but for the accom-.
mediation of those who are not yet sup
piled with tickets, l viii continue L
fill cash orders, which may be received
at this Office, until the evening Of De
cember 9Th. THOs. r. BRARLETTE,
Agent Pub. Lit. KY.
= r. N,r- 81 TEr
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EGONoMY-For gentlemen to send theil
fall and winter clothing to be cleaned Oh
dyed and repaired, to HANSON & WALK
Err, 246 Second street, for they make a
sDecialtv of that kind of work.
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NEW FIRM.

Messrs. Taylor, Joy Il Co, an enter
prising firm, ard one of the leading dry
goods houses on Main street, are folly
up to the times, having a complete line
in every department, and prepared to
supply their friends with all articles in
their line. The stock has been selected
with great care and an eye TO the wants
Of this section. Everything offered is as
represented, and with daily accessions to
their stock, they propose so do business
strictly upon legitimate principles. Call
and try them, and you will certainly
leave satisfied. Their past history and
business character certainly commends
them to the confidence Of the entire
public.
In their cloak and silk room you will
find everything TO please the most fas-
tidious. The stock is magnificent, and
those beautiful evening silks Of exquisite
shades and eol0rs are extremely deli
cate and lovely, and the manner in
which they are grouped and exhibited
evinees great skill, and the intermin-
Cling of heavy black silks and velvets
gives additional brilliancy to the dis
play, and credit TO the taste and arrang-
ing of the gentlemen in charge. See ad-
vertisement, and remember that 3l2
Main street, opposite Peabody Hotel, is
the place to buy your goods.
ALL dead animals promptly removed
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MEYER & HERZOG,

Wholesale Paper Warehouse, Corner of
Second and Jefferson streets,
Memphis, Tenn,
Offer at reduced prices an immense
stock of
Manila Paper,
Wrapping Paper,
Flour Bags,
Twines, etc.
Printed Wrapping Paper, of every
description, furnished without delay.
W. sell goods (and guarantee same)
at Eastern prices, saving you freight
expenses.
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NOTICE.

All our mules (seven) being sick, We
have purchased a lot of hRnd-carts, and
will deliver goods IS promptly as pos
sible.
We ask our friends, whenever posi-
Bile, to give US their orders the day before
the goods are needed.
OLIVER, FISNIE q co.
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LAW RECORD.

First Cireuit COurt-HeiskeII, Judge
Motions were heard on the call Of tn,
docket yesterday. On tomorrow the
cases published yesterday will be called
for trial in the order in which they APP.
pear upon the calendar. The highest
number set is 2l37. If attorneys wish
the clerk 70 make advertisements in
cases in which attachments have been
returned, levied, etc, they should give
him notice Immediately, or before the
fifteenth of this month, that the same
may be made within the time prescribed
by law.
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EAGLE BOOT AND SHOE STORE,

has the best and largest stock of boots
and shoes at prices to suit the times. II
you want a good boot or shoe made to
order, or if you want to buya good home
made boot or shoe, or if you want to buy
a good cheap boot or shoe, or if you want
to know anything in the above line, you
will do best by calling at the Eagle Boot
and Shoe Store before you make your
selection, as b eabove house has marked
their prices lower than the lowest. We
call special attention to the large variety
of ladies and gentlemen's slippers, which
are very suitable for Christmas gifts.
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REWARD.


nsperr contained in the pocket Of
~ ororsrt[ stolen from steamer city o.
FSc4lrr ~nfle lying at the Elevator SATURDAY
evarsn~ Norember Sd, and no question:
~Fofh coaf. W. H. BI rs,
- Front street. near GaSworks.
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PERSONAL.

rETI D~RINLNG-R. r. WILSON, the Only
eu~cceeful well driver IN Tennessee, Ar
~ Mississippi. Orders received at5l
AerMemphls, VIII be punctually al
uafeEguaranieed OF no paw. mol.
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Calvary Church.

Services at Calvary Episcopal church
seOrner Adams and Second streets, thi
morning at eleven o'clock; this even
ing, half-past seven o'clock. Rev
Geo. White, rector. Communion at tn,
morning service.
Central Baptist Chursh-
Second street, near Beale. Preaching
at e.even O'Clock this morning and a
a quarter past seven O'Clock this evening
by the pastor, DR.. ). Landrum. Sun.
day-schOOl at half-psst nine o'clock thi
morning.
First Presbyt terrain Church.
Services at the First Presbyterian
church. corner Of Poplar and Third
streets, this morning at eleven O'Clock
and this evening at seven o'clock, By
Rev. F. H. Bowman, pastor.
fernando street Methodist thureh.
Rev. GuilfOrd Jones, pastor. Service:
at eleven o'clock this morning and seven
O'Clock this evening. Subject: Hebrews,
vi Is. Suunday-sehOOl at nine O'clOcb
in the morning.
Chelsea Methodist Church.
Rev. Mr.. Robbet VIII preach al
eleven o'clock this morning. Sunday
School at haIf-past nine o'clock this
morning.
Vance street Cumberland Presbyterian
Chureh.
Corner Vance and DsSoto streets
Preaching at eleven o'clock this morn
ing. Rev. Ed. Gray Mclean, pastor,
and afterward the administration of the
sacrement of the Lords Supper.
Preaching at seven o'clock this evening.
Subject: {" Cleaning" Service each
night during the week by Rev. J.. ).
Order, Of Bowling Green.
Second Presbytsrian Church. BeaIe ~.
The pastor, Rev. William +. Boggs,
viii preach in this church, corner Main
and Bealestreets, this morning at eleven
o'clock, and tonight at a quarter before
seven o'clock.
First congregational Church.
Union street, betN cen Third and De-
Soto. Rev. 4. L. Baldwin, pastor.
Services this morning at eleven O'Clock,
and seven this evening. Sabbath
school at half-past nine O'Clock. Seats
free.
First Methodist Church.
Divine services By 3. c. Slater, pas
tor of the First Methodist church, near
the.sorner Of Second and Poplar streets,
al eleven o'clock this morning, aad at
fifteen minutes pest seven O'clock tbia
eyening.
Flzsf Bspff.a Oarrh.
peaching b. DE fastor, Rs. 6
Lotion, Lecture TO young coftves AZ.
eleven o'cloek this morning tfng
and tartifa attn qrnftef
eselaek ia The esenne. Saebai eoof
q dfse a'cl4tk il the morning.
central aelhosgu chursh.
Services At be Cfnlfa 1feth8d
ehikseh. on Cnibn stre4 this morning
8 eieycn 0ciock, ard at half-pasf ~
this evening. bv Rev. Or. Chap44
Snnday-sehooi ills morning AT aiqe
EBixfuausin.
The Sarltuaasia VII NEST q aieFe1
O'clock bsff molning, y ~ Ahu ssfts
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AMUSEMENTs.



During the six nights Of a very I'm.
promising week, the Oates troupe at the
Grand OperahOuse did exceedingly well.
The public Is aware Of the powerful in
huence that initiated against theatrical
success in Memphis last week The pro-
fessioDai Thespians are still more fnti-
mately acquainted with them, and 1t il
a matter Of wonder with the people and
the Thespians that the Operahouse
auditorium WassO full every night Of the
past six. The Oates troupe have reason
TO feel thankful at their success. Mrs.
Oates made a good impression, OF,
rather, confirmed more fully the former
good impression that Memphis had Of
her. The engagement with this csm-
pany was completed last night. This
week we shall have the celebrated Irish
comedian Collins on the stage at the
OperahOuse, supported by the st. Louis
company. The national reputation Of
Collins will secure for him full houses
during the week. He Is generally con-
ceded to be the best delineatOr OF Irish
character now extant.
New Memphis Theater.
That most ilustriOus and wonderful Of
clowns, Maffit, concluded his side-split-
ting engagement ut the New Memphis
last night. He and his company made
such All impression on those that wit
messed the m~eritorious performances
here that will secure him OVERLOOKING
houses in Memphis whenever he returns,
even for a hundred years to cOme. The
performances that were given here by
that great company had the rare merit
Of being perfectly innocent in their char
acter, and, at the same time, interesting
in their simple plot, and uproariOus in
execution. The artists are great men.
Tomorrow night We are promised q
treat in the minstrel line. Happy Cal
Wagner's boys viii be on hand lust be-
hind the fOOtlights, grinning and trum-
ming and joking away in their own in
superior comic artist, is of the troupe.
The end men are represented as being
very superior fellows in their way. One
may form a high estimate of the merit
Of this company by rejecting that the
staid, stupid, slow respectable City Of
Rocks was moved to universal laughter
for three nights by their performances.
The Ministries will make the heart Of
Pat Short glad this week.
The FAR.
There is to be one more night Of the
Fair. 1t was to have closed last even
ing, but there was so much fun on hand
that il has been continued until Monday
evening, when the institution win wind
up with a grand ball. The fine doll that
has attracted 50 much attention will be
awarded 10 the most popular young Ia
dy receiving the most votes, the polls
closing at eleven O'Clock. The tickets
to the ball, including supper, will be one
dollar for each person.
Sacred Concert.
In the Memphis Club Hall, on the
evening of December 10th, there will be
a concert, Of a superior character, for the
benefit of the German Protestant
Church, on Third street. The bOst mu-
steal talent in the city has already been
retained for the very attractive and in
teresting occasion.
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second Circuit COurf-IInIsey, Judge.
Tomorrow the case of johnson d Co.
against Frierson & Cooper will be tried,
and after it is finished, the case on trial
yesterday, when the Court adjourned,
will be proceeded with. Tuesday.asthe
motion docket will be called.
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WAGGENER, S173 Main street, has the
finest MISUNDERSTANDING establishment
in the city; the largest assortment Of
go ids fresh from the hands of the inn
porter.
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2

can have Your stek
- irr1e anfmals properly treated by DIR.
49, IS Bracket a Co.'S, NO. III Sec
nos
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DIR. j. B. WATSON, Nc. 56 Monroe st.
administers Condensed Liquid Nitrous
Oxide Gas for painless extraction ofteeth
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EPIzooTIC LINIMENT, such as used by
army veterinary surgeons, for sale at
No. IS Union street.
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NEW DRUG

A few pRirs sorted Blankets. cheap, al
Iesse 4. AtehisOu's, 22A Main street, next
the Dollar Store.
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ON HAND,
A full stock Of
REDuCTIoN NJ SIX SUITS.

REAL LACEs at reduced prices, at b.
Lowenstein and Bros
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LOCAL ITEMS.

New delivery of Hid Gloves az Jesse
L. A~tehisOn's, "a Main street, uexl tbs
nalIaF EnOra
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WHITE Furs cleaned at 81 Madison
street, Memphis SteamDyeing Estab-
1iahpant
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IFsYoU have Epizootic, or any other
pain, safre cure at
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READ B. Lowenstein q Bros new
advertisement.
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EAMBO
FOR %CTNCINNATI.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOh NEW OhLEANS.
St LOuis and New Orleans Paeke Co.
For Ntcksburg, NatcheL and New Orleans.
Str. GLEN ]. Calhoun. master
This elegant passenger steamer H
leave rs above c
THIS DAY, December lst, at 10 an
For freight or passage apply to
J. 7. WASHINGTON, Agent,
del ~ Madison street.
So Louis and New Orleans Packet Co
For ylcksburg, Natchez and New Orleans.
Str. BlSMARCk------John spain, master
This elegant passenger steamer IT.
viii leave as above -
THIS DAY, December list, at y m
1T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
del AZ Madison street.
Cincinnati and Memphis Packet Co.-For
Cairo, Evansville. Louisville and Cincinnati.
Str. RAGON----- Ballard, master
VIII leave MONDAY, December IT.
ID. at 5 o'clock pm. ~
For freight or passage apply to
W. p. WALKER. Agent,
del Wharf boat. foot Of Court street.
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MEYER & HERZOG,

REAL LACEs greatly reduced at B,
Lowenstein & Bros
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MfssfssfrfT RftER ELEf1r0n Co.
OFFICE HE1rHi4 1t. J0uls fAcKEI Co.
November = ISL
On aeeount Of navigation 1t St Louis
being suspended hv Tie ice, 40 freight
soffjt. Louis VIII Be received until fur
sr nc1s Freight fcF Cairo and foz
Nicksbafe aad the bends #Hfberecelyed
IS herefoAt ard &,Ireef On FIST beat.
EAIfNE4 sua4.
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EPIzoOTIc.-Epizootio cured, at %;
Main street.
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ron SALE.

kO6 SALE
AT0r FROM THE BOSTON FIRE-0oO old
M magazines and newspapers. Good reading
- low prices Current publications a. SUB
Arntion rates. WI. MANSFORD,
del co1ner OF second ano Monroe.
NY STEAM Mill. consisting OF 40-borse
VI power eneinc and doUble-Gue boiler,
-eam tndicater, whistle, Judson governor,
SiW-mili. erist-miH OF f~0ur-Icct French burr
stones, elevators, conNeyerS. hoiung appt-
rafrs. etc. without the house, all sound ana
Al running order excepting Erate-bars re-
qui-ed new, oneuod for So aS no one 5ttSnu1
"a ms auction and II IL be not acknowledge
aEreat 5argaan4 - pay cost oi coming 5o Ti5
81 &.isa- s.. RENBERT.
Asnehe and Ledger copy u del
2&ES-We have 3 lot OF wen broke work
- oxen 81 our Court Square stables, ana VIII
Keen : srnply for sale during the prevalence
Of the horse epidemic. J.B FAIkbs -.
HTN sTAND-A sixty-saw Champion Gin
AZ aud HulleF: been used but 30 days; good
Epplyto J. B.. NJ Appeal Office.
OXEN -nxFN-ONEN-Eig yoke well
" broke auE vel mated oxen, with yokes
and bows complete. for sale by !. tarrles &
Co. south Couu square. nos
ANDs-Improved and unimproved, Of
" every quality and almost any quantity
stock farms tuLlan lAIlhrs ltANAt sui @hdAAA-
1le timber, very valuable water power, pure
perennial spring al hsh-ponds with
many varieties q hsh; vERI To-
raLIrT, ten OF Twelve miles north Of Mem
phiE. on Big Creek ~plaukroad, and near Pa
oucah Railroad, now building, for sale aLS5
81 SIS an acre. Titles perfect before / ask 9
q lar, or viii pay cost Of examination TO any
Nrrrer OF ability and Integrity. For mrther
rs~1culars apply 70 Hon. a. Il Douglass,
ItnFsfer. Trezevant & Co, Colonel L. j DuFre.
at he Appeal, all OF Memphis, or 10 lands and
sell on the premise
~ S. 5. REMBEkI.
n OUsE4GROUND-A house on New Madi-
son street. Nc. 2ii; contains I'VE rooms
and q kitchen Apply on premises, Also,
Two acres near The Cherry Piece sels
ENGINE-A SOhorse power engine and
~ Boiler, W1tE pumps and q lOi OF ltlnch
SPY Belt. Inquire Al
oc5 s. DAN STREET.
VEXAE LANDsAOf various qualities, guam
cities and locations, for sale very low, OF
lsese Tor nothing but the taxes, which are
sirht. Amply to r. /. STEELE
ocu lS Front street, Memphis
NUOODACOAL-COKE-lO cords dry ash
"mfddIlug:r 50 cords dry oak" good
1nddlinE:H 1900 barrels Pittsburg Coal
Ercf middlng.r Casks always ready foT
hfumenL Gas Coke sd nbitum. Prices not
3 Sc aeasen. d. b PACKET = CO,
la4 Second street.
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H1aaniaer 81 aEIo
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4Infe EelfnkE n, ia aIf orIrcE PA.
30 g. FFf gfIsa1s D rsot 1ef Aaz4.
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