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CoUxTY COURT.
The County Fathers sfiIs Grinding az
Accounts and Bridges-Hos Ready
90 Adtsurn 0fu Next Week.

The County Court met yesterday pur-
suant to adjournment, to transact some
further business and hear the e~loquence
Of the stars Justices Gibson and Mil
Ter. The following ig the List Of mem
bers:
Justices W~itherington, Murray, York,
LigOn, Reynolds, Duncan, Giles, Hale,
Spellman, Winters, Moncrief, Sneed,
Wallace, Pliliam, Caldwell, Bartlett,
Herring, Harrell, Allen, Bleckley, Irby,
Walker, Jones, Holeman, Buntyn,
Hoegel, Brown, Elliott, Hall, Miller,
Gibson, Brooks, H. G. Massey, Jere-
miah Massey, Stone.
The same clerks and Judges that held
the election on the first Of August were
reappointed TO hold the general cleo
tons on the fifth Of November, except
IN the Eleventh district, where Frank
MOllitOr, w. +. Mitchell and A. b.
Ellis are to do the business this time.
The rates Of tolls and ferriage were
hxed as follows setting aside all previ-
Gus orders to the contrary: Wagon and
n horse or mule, ten cents; two horses
or mules, fifteen cents; three or more
horses or mules, twenty cents; buggy,
fifteen cents; carriage, twenty cents
five cents a head for stock.
The Justices ordered themselves to
count the toil-gates and ferries in their
several districts, and report the same to
each other by next term.
Squire Speliman was ordered to be
paid about two hundred dollars for
services rendered the county in the way
of inquests.
The County Clerk was authorized to
loan the textbooks for IS69-T2 TO the
newly installed county officers who may
want to consult the same.
The Jail Inspectors We're authorized to
have a new iron gate erected at that
county institution.
Resolutions of coincidence relative to
the death Of Barney Coli were adopted.
The Court adjourned to Monday.
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VosbuFg 10 work, ten or twelve days
ago, making out his designs. He sue
ceeded we'll. There IL & very beautiful
diaplay now In the Exposition as the re-
suit OF his patience aud skill. He has
drawn the outlines Of q great eagle in
hardware screws, nuts, chains and files,
together with other general articles OF
metallic utility. II Is well done. There
is also the likeness Of a huge paddock,
made of smaller padlocks, and the out
lines OF an anvil made of carriage bolts.
MI. Yosburg showed great taste in this
effort. He worked patiently and well,
and the happy result is that the hard
ware of the Orgiil Brothers is displayed
in a manner suitable to the vast extent
and great fame of the house, This small
show of hardware is merely an indica-
ton Of what the great firm have for
sale. Their stock comprises ell sorts OF
agricultural implements, chains, ma
chimes, iron bolts, bars, rods, cutlery,
guns, and everything, in fact, maniac
tured cut of iron and steel. Those who
visit the Exposition viii not fail to see
and examine the curious designs worked
out by the patient hands of Mr.. Vosburg
in the department assigned to Orgill
Brothers.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

Exhibitors at the Exposition,
~ leaving their orders at Mans
ford'S newsstand, in the EUposj-
ton BuiLdjne, can hare their
goods noticed at any length for
tUeaty cents per line.
Ind exhibitors at the Shelby
County agricultural Fair can
hare heir entries noticed at the
s1n5 crate, by IeGUine their orders
Witb Colonel ,4IeUGBder, WbO Wi{l
hare q stand on the Fair Ground,
rs during the last Fair.
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First Circuit COurt-HeiskeIl. Judge.
On Saturday last r. e. MURAL was
admitted to the roll of attorneys. The
cases on the motion docket were called.
On Monday the following cases will APP
pear On the calendar, viz; 709, COyne VS.
HAMA; ID, BTinkley VS. Megibben;
l747, Pearce, Park Il Co VS. Levy &
Reese; 218, McMurry vs. Cock; 3s5,
ToOf, Phillips d Co VS. Memphis and
Little Rock railroad; 1881, Galloway vs.
Woodruff; 1914, West vs. Irby; 1857,
Hyatt, use, vs. Megibben; 1921, Mer-
chants National Bank vs. Gage, and
others; 1923, Merchants National Bank
VS. Hill, Fontaine d Co; 1924, Front, use,
vs. Eustis; 1888, Union and Planters
Bank vs. Day; l743, Mccoy VS. Cheek;
l74S, Lanier vs. Anderson, administra-
tor; 1850, Weller vs. Costen, administra-
trix; ,1751, Elliott VS. COsten, admins
tratriX: 1867, Waddell ct al, use, vs.
Robbins ct al; 1770, Townsend VS. Walt:
III, Rusback vs. Lawrence; l772, Black
Bros d Co vs. Dobb; IVA, Marbry vs.
City Bank; 1775, Tobin vs. Woolcot &
Smith; I776, Wilson ct al VS. Cheek;
l779, Trenholm vs. Merchants National
Bank; 1880, Talley, administrator, vs.
Clayton; 1855, Lockwood vs. FargusOn
& Clay; 1890, Luccarina VS. LittletOn ct
al; 1871, Canovan VS. Cooke; 1874, Pike
vs. City Bank of Memphis; 1871, Seigler
VS. CORONA.
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Ten frst-class
Ten first-class
DRESS KERS
wanted Immediately at KREMER'S.
NABBATH-SCHOOL CONCERTS.
Meeting Of the SUnday-schOois Tht'
Evening at Cumberland Rresby-
terrain Chureh-Rehearsal for
h Exposition, Etc-

The managers of the Memphis Expo
sition have invited the Memphis sun
dsy-schOols to sing in the Exposition
Building, M evening next week, or
week after. We understand that the
President Of the Sunday-SchOol Union
viii bring the subject before the union
at its quarterly meeting, to be held this
afternoon at four o'clock, at the Cum
berland Church. Let every Sunday
school scholar be present, as this win
likely be one Of the rehearsals prepara-
tory 10 such a magnificent display as the
Sunday-schoOls never have the oppor-
tunity Of making. We hope every
Pastor and Superintendent IN the city
viii coll especial attention to the meet
ing this afternoon.
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TO ADVERTISERS.

is has been stated from the frs
day Of the publication of the
SUNDAY APPEAL, it is a dis
HHct and separate issue, and no
advertisement is inserted IN it I'M
less specially ordered and paid
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THEY ARE COMING.
The ~sharpers and Thieves and Blood.
Tubs.


There is no end to human ~credulity.
and the ingenuity of sharpers is surely
more progressive. Asmall volume would
not contain an account of the multiplied
lodges to which adroit knaves resOrted,
at the st. Louis Fair, to rob the unwary
or the oyer-confident. Many of these
sharpers are now in this city or descend
ing the river on steamers. They come
slowly, and Memphis will not be over
crowded for several days. Five hun.
bred villains, OF high and low degree,
left st. Louis in a single day, to rob in
nocents at the fair at Cape Girardeau.
They will loiter a day Ortwo about Cairo,
and finally swarm OF Jefferson and Adj
ans streets. Then begins the annual fall
fights, and we may have a dozen Of
these adventures murdered within the
next five or six weeks. When the lists
of killed and wounded are seen, the peO-
pie of this city will be well pleased,
and only the State Treasurer grOans
when he must foot the bills of cost in
Cured in the useless prosecution of muir
derers who understand as thoroughly
the use of perjury as of knives, bludgeOns
ALI RASlOlos AAAG AO1Lo a. AA1 AAAOAAaf
and the people of Tennessee grow weary
of enduring burdens begotten of all the
villainy that sweeps with changeful
seasons from one to the other extremity
of the Union. When winter SHOWS
have disappeared in New England the
gay young men, and Forresters, and
they who wander from State to State to
fleece the soft-pated managers of fairs by
all sorts of jockeying, viii flock with web
footed birds in springtime to hyperbO-
rean regions, and then again Memphis
gathers a harvest of crime in spring as
Of cotton in winter. The process is re-
peated from year to year, and the foul
est blot of infamy that ever rested upon
the name of Memphis since some Pha-
raOh of the mound-buiiders dWelt at
Fort Pickering, comes of these migra-
tory habits of the rOughs and villains of
the continent. Yesterday, on a steam
er at the wharf, a sharper who visits
the Fair and Art Exhibition pro-
duced six little innocent looking
paper boxes. They were of the same
size and precisely like one another. In
one of the boxes he was seen to place
fifty dollars in ~greenbacks. He then
put all the boxes in his wool hat and
shook them together. He then agreed
to sell the boxes at ten dollars each to
the gaping bystanders. One greeny
bought three boxes, and, opening each
slowly and cautiously as if he feared the
fifty dollars would fly away, he felt his
heart sink in his boots, and he grew
pale and tremulous when he. skunk
away, penniless to deplore the loss Of
his last penny and conceal his cbagrin.
The box hat contained the fifty dollars
had either disappeared, like All SIMS
bowers, in the sharper's coat sleeve, or
never left the peculiarly-constructed
hat.
The city will be filed during the week
with sharpers, and dead-beats and
thieves, and we advise our readers never
to bet, and especially never tehet against
q mans own game.
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Clarke q WassOnis Interest, Average
Time and Maturity Tables, the mos
complete work ever published.
Interest on any amount for any mum
Der Of days or months, at any rate Of in.
terest, can be found with great rapidity
and unerTing accuracy.
The maturity Of drafts or notes can b.
seen at a glance.
As a co~unting-room assistant, the
work has no equal.
Parties desiring the book, can be sup
piled by sending their orders to r. 3
Clarke, at the office of Stewart Bros. &
Gwynne, 356 and3 5S Front street, Mem
phis, Tennessee.
Country merchants viii find this WORK
Invaluable
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rae BOULEVARD RESORT.

On Poplar street, just two squares
from the city limits aud moi far from the
toll-gate, is in fine condition for the fall
and winter business. Mrs. Mary Bull
lock, the proprietress, keeps q very gen.
teel establishment, where parties OF
ladies and gentlemen will find nothing
to offend the eye or taste of the most
~fastidious. The finest brands Of wines,
and oysters in all styles, win be served
every day 10 the week, at moderate
prices. Ii has become a place Of FASH
ionable resort for families who stroll
countryWErd On Sundays, and refresh
themselves there before returning to the
city.
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ROOMs N BOARD.

DOARDLEg-FEont rooIAs and board al Is
ID Second street.. ocd
DOOMS WITH B0ARD-Two front rooms,
H with board, ia . private family. Addre2
A. B. this ONCE. Reference required. ocls
DOOM1 AND BOARD-One siute ana seve-
IA raj single rooms, with board; also day
board, 81 81 Court street. Reference required.
nB0M-BOAHD-An elegant room. with
IL good board, al No. s2 Main street. Ad-
dress A b c. this Office.
nO0Ms AND BoARD-A suite ~ rooms,
Ii win board, at 40 Madison. neIe
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ErrOFs COrreeted-The origin Of the
Memphis aud 81. Louis Packet
Company.

Editors APpea3-In your issue of this
day 1 see a long article purpOrting to be
a history of the Memphis and st. Louis
Packet Company, taken from the In
ldHd Monthly, of st. Louis. Knowing
your desire to be true to history, and
feeling injustice done myself, l would
like to add IN opening chapter to the
history, all of which can be established
by Captain Able and David Siivers and
others.
At the letting of the mail contracts for
the Southern States in May 1858. |
was the lowest and best bidder for con-
tract ten thousand six hundred and
ninety-six, between st. Louis and Mem
phis ~tri-weekly, in good and suitable
steamboats,, for the sum of thirty-nine
thousand six hundred and ifty-eight
dollars q year, beginning from the
twelfth day of July, 1858, to the twelfth
day of July 1852, a term of four years.
1 received notice of the acceptance of
my bid the last day of May, 1858,
The eight Of June 1 visited st. Louis to
make arrangements to comply with the
contract.
[ published in the Republican and
Democrat Of st. Louis that [ was there,
and to make arrangements for car
rying the mail. 1 entered into contract
with Daniel Able of the steamboat J.
H. Dickey, David Silers Of the steamer
J.. H. Lucas, and Captain Marshall of
the Philadelphia. These were the three
boats that first started the Memphis and
ST. Louis Packet Company. In April,
1853, at Washington, District Columbia.
l sold the contract to Daniel Able and
others, and became of the stock
holders Of the company. In the fall Of
1853, Captain Daniel Able called on the
Missouri Legislature and myself and
Robert Saunders called III the Tennessee
Legislature, and both obtained charters
for the Memphis and st. Louis Packet
Company. In the spring of 1860 l sold
my stock to Captain D. Able; with that
my business association ceased. /
claim that if there is any honor due to
the establishing Of the great packet COM
pany Memphis men should have their
share Of it, at least the recognition of
the one that started the great company.
l would be glad if you would have this
chapter added to the statement in the
Inland Monthly of st. Louis, Missouri.
Very respectfully, B. F. BALL.
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MISSES HATS, new shapes.
THE CAPITOL DRINKS.

Chris. SteinkuhI is known over the
extent Of five States as the urbane pro
prietor Of the Capitol, where all cult
waited drinkers 20 to moisten Their
whistle. For twenty-five days from
this date the people Of the surrounding
States will hasten hither TO enjoy ouI
select pleasures, and see the wonders OF
Memphis. To these gentlemen we
would offer one salutary suggestion. At
Ter deciding to drink, be sure to patron
ize the Capitol. As you pass Byrd's
jewelry store, 275 Main, opposite the
Square, 90 down the passage, brick
paved, to the Capitol. 1t is a quiet and
dignifed retreat, a place where those Of
superior taste frequent to enjoy the SEN
suOus pleasures of superior wine and su-
perior wit, for there viii be found all the
great men Of Memphis. Steinkuhl him
self is a great man, The Capitol is a
great place, and great drinks are drank
there. Inquire for the Capitol.
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AUCrTONEERs.
PUBLIC SALE OF
RSSddSnCe Lot

On MOsby, East OF Wfnehesser street
On WEDNESDAY, October sd. at u O'Clock
on the premises, We viii sell to the highesl
bidder, q level, beautiful lot on the south side
Of Asosby, east of Winchester street, and join,
ing the property Of Mr.. EnOch Taylor, in an
excellent neighbOrhOOd. Terms cash, or shorl
city acceptance at market rates Of discount
An opportunity is here given % secure a mos
desirable dwelling lot. Buyers viii please ex.
anime the property before sale Perfect title
Two Residence Lets on Market square,
at AuetsOH-WeinViJe the special attention
Of perrOns seeking a centrally situated build.
in lot to the peremptOry sale We are directed
to make for Mrs. Whitsilt, Of a portion Of her
property IN the west side OF Market square,
being 30 feet from by 731f depth on the
north part OF The lot, which VIII be sold In
two lots Of 3 feet. The front of this beautiful
park gives to these lots an advantage of health
and comfort that we desire to bring to the
particular attention Of those who are select
ing homes. TERMs-Third cash, 8 and u
months, with interest. The sale Will take
place Oh the premises
Thursday, October 3ist, at II o'clock.
A ChOfee Binding L0i-On Vance street
has been placed in our hands Tor sale, on very
easy terms, at q very low price.
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$4,000 for $500.
SECRET REVEALED ON APPLICATION TO
BARNEY HUGHES.

ECoNONY-FOrg gentlemen TO send their
fall and winter clothing to be cleaned or
dyed and repaired, to HANSON & WALK
ER, 246 Second street, for they make a
speciality Of that kind of work.
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Personal.

Mr.. JOAN ]. O'BRIEN, agent for the
Catholic World, one of the most excel
lent Of magazines, is in town, going
among the patrons Of that pure itera-
ture.
COLONEL LEON TROUsDALE, Secre-
tary of the Chamber of Commerce for
two terms past, was unanimously re-
elected yesterday. No wOrthier person,
nor more agreeable gentlemen, could be
chosen to I'LL the place. The Chamber
did wisely.
w. COOPER, New Orleans; L. L. EN-
cry, New York; n. Churchill, Boston /;
E. Randals, St.Louis; Warren G. White;
Holly Springs; w. D. Hays, Athens,
Alabama; L. Shelton, Louisville; S. ii.
Buckle, Mississippi, and +. f. Myer,
Louisville, are at the Peabody Hotel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-20

BALTIMORE AND NORFOLK CEBEBRA-
TED 0YsTERs.-John A. Signaigo, No.
81 Poplar ST., is now ready to supply oys-
ters at wholesale, in and around Mem
phis. Orders promptly filed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-20

For dyspepsia, indigestion, depression
Of spirits and general debility ia their
various forms, q preventive against fever
and ague aud other intermittent feyers,
the Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of Ca
lisaya," made by Caswell, Hazard &
Co., New York, and sold by all drug
gists, is the best tonic for patients recov-
ering from fevers or sickness. It has no
equal.
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Has removed to 300 Second street since
that unfortunate fire which destroyed
his former shop on Monroe street. He
does a very thrifty business where be is
now, makes good clothing and sells
them cheap. A man Of such enterprise
deserves to be encouraged. A man who
supplies such fine clothing deserves Gus
tom
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VAN wINKLE's.

During the next four weeks Van
Wrinkles popoulsr saloon, on Jefferson
street, between Main and Second, viii
be a grand place as resort. 1t is on the
main thoroughfare 30 the Exposition
and Theater, and all who pay a visit viii
be served with the finest of wines, liquors
and cigars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-20

Our country friends visiting the Ex-
position, before returning home, would
do well 10 call at Francisco q Virgins,
the old Memphis matters, who have
been here 50 many yesrs and know ex-
actly the wants Of the people.
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THE FTFTEENTH YEAR.

To-day the popular firm Of Francisco
& Wiggin, 800 Main street, under Pea
body Hotel, agents for the Southwestern
Fur Company, have their Fifteenth grand
opening Of Ladies' Fancy Dress Furs.
Their prices are below any possible COM
petition.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-20

= FINE scarlet c~orsets, worked witt
white or black silk, can be purchased al
the Mandatory only, 3S3 Main street
This is the only house IN this city max
ing corsets a speciality. Thomson's glove
fitting ofall sizes.
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TEMPLE OLE LOVE No. 1.

Officers for the term: ]. P. Crews, Il
s.. L. w. Humes, V. p; +. P. Griffith
CHI; G. D.. Raine, r. s.; G. N. Paine
c. s.; A. Wilkie, T.; w. II. Stewart
L.; w. W. Harvey, c.; c. H. Raine, A
c.; i. Lallemand, s., and f. w
Jones, G.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-20

THE Old Gas Company sells gas at two
dollars per thousand cubic feet, If paid for
within the first five working days of the
month. No extra charge for setting
meters. Office, 29I Second street.
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FALL AND WINTER OF 1871 Ud III
Productions Of styles for the season VIII,
as usual, be Of the latest and finest quail
ties dress and business hats; aine selee-
ton Of imported goods for men and chill
dren. LEIDY q CO.,
Batters aud Furrlers,
go Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-20

wAeGENER, 3l71 Main street. has the
t'est observation-disclosures establishment
c the city; the largest assortment Of
goods fresh from the hands Of the ina
porter.
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VISITORS

TO THE EXPOSITION
wanting dry goods, velvet clOaks, silks
and furs should read the advertisement
of MENKEN Bros.
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PERSONAL.

8-1T f5AACS, TAILOR AND CLOTHS
1900 does business exclusively at 81
s-so1 a-sef: has no branches, and is not
cSnnected with any other house IN AemphAG.
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SOUTHERN PALACE,
382 MAIN STREET.

Greatest closing out sale (regardless
of cost Of Dry Goods, Notions, Cloaks,
Shawls and Furs, which must be closed
out by November first. Extra bargains
offered in Laces, Silks, Brochet Shawls,
Silk Velvet Cloaks and other fine goods.
Remember, great bargains offered in
Dress Goods.
D. c. & h. NJ. LOEWENSTINE,
Southern Palace, S32 Main street, three doors
ahovn Union
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lost.
FOE REET.

,-an ro+f.go vIfh 49, room,
AMY Al M - Avery 81 reef. ocaa
EOTTAGT-A new cottage OF seven rooms
u On Walnut street. near vance; VII rent
low ~ soOd tenant ~ 81 e-pEsrT
ocG
Z nOOM-Qne furnished room, al 80 Do-OtC
II street. corner Of Union street. oclS
TTOUSE AND STORE, or store alone, ia tne
III best business part Of M cl6y. Main street
ale sgltsele loI tgNsa
80. E0sntos - -
= ssoSh % seHeh5s ne
eAChADse tot fAVFeASs' ARFs ~
s.Iee@
- ACRES OF Nn-Ffn improVed.
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HTOTTC-E.

THE assignee OF Partee & Earbert hereby
"a gives Rotce to ali persons indebted to the
lEte nrm Of Partee d Har5ert. either By &c.
eount or otherwise, 70 make aymen onlv n
himself. as be IS lawfully entitled 20 All oi
Elelr assets, notwithstanding ONE ofthe notes
ana accounts are In the hands OF third parties
Claiming % Dc The DW1ers Of the same.
khES d. EDMONUSON, ASSIGNEE.
October ls ls72 oei6
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SECOND CHANCERY COURT ROOMS,
October 10, lS72-
Democratic Committee met pursuant
to adjournment, President Hays in the
chair; A. G. Belts, Acting Secretary.
All the business before the committee
having been transacted, they adjourned
to meet on Monday, 2Sth instant at two
O'Clock in the evening at Second Chan
Gerry Court rooms.
a. ]. HAYS, Chairman.
A. C. BELTS, Secretary.
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SALE OF SILKS,

Black gros grains, colored silks, even
ing silks at decided bargains; handsome
striped silks, at 75c a yard at
MENKEN BROS
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CLEAvEs & CARNEs, 283 Main street,
are receiving a valuable stock of miseel-
laneous books, blank books, toy books
and a large lot of stationery generally,
and do not intend to be undersold IN
Memphis.
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THE GREAT EXPOSITION
Handsomest stock of Dry Goods.
HERZOG & BRO,

OF THE-
Handsomest stock of Dry Goods.
HERZOG & BRO,
294 Main street, during the week of the
Memphis Fair and Grand Exposition,
offer extraordinary
BARGAINS
in the following goods: Black Silks,
from the best Lyons manufactures
Colored Silks, very cheap. Special bar
gains in our very attractive stock Of
NEW DRESS GOODS.
Mr.. Herzog has just returned from
New York, where he made special Sc
lections for this department.
In Cashmeres, Sateens, Epinglines,
Empress Cloths, Poplins, etc., every
new color is to hand, and bargains are
warranted. We boast of the b~est-assort-
ed stock in Memphis. Great attrac-
tions in
Ladies' Scarfs and French Shawls,
Flannel Sacques and Embroidered
Sacques.
Great Bargains in Ladies' Cloth and
Velvet Cloaks; Ladies' Ties, new Lace
Collars, Hosiery, Flannels, etc. Ev-
erything new and desirable to hand.
Unusual preparations have been made
TO offer great inducements during the
week of the Fair and Exposition.
HERZOG q BRO,
29i Main street, Clark's Marble Block.