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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Engagement.

SIMoN-DINKELsPEIL.-A.S SIMON, Of New York
city, to Miss FANNY DNKELsPEIL, OF BROOKLYN
Long Island. No cards.
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Mrs. JOHN WOOD, Mr. JOHN
BROUGHAM, j. X. Mortimer, An
ME Deland, Owen Fawcett; the
charms Of 40, aihi;1. o oaa .snxiliATle& y
TIE SCENERY,
all local and contemporaneous.
I. View of tho GRAND UNION
4 DEPOT, with the DEPARTURE Of
the PACIFIC EXPRESS.
HOTEL; CASTLE GARDEN and
the Emigrant Bureau; the GRAND
BOULEVARD and Drive.
III. A Gorge in the ROCKY
MOUNTAINS and Indian Camping
Ground a Pine Knot Tavern on the
BORDERS of Civilization. and o
| CHINESE OPIUM DEN. r.
Nv. The Grand Transformation, q
perfectly gorgeous idealizatiOn OF
the -FOUR SEASONS, .crowding tha
stage with beautiful women and
magnificent pictures.
| The critic of the Herald says:-"rn
the new folly everything Is new. and
fresh and sparkling and vivaciOus.
From first to last the auditorium 70
| as uproari0us as the stage. In Short
| nothing 30 good. so amusing and 50
perfectly enjoyable has been acted
on the New York stage this season."
The critic Of the World Says
"Mr. DAILY has succeeded In intro
ducing an entirely new style Of play
to the American public. From tho
first to tho last scene the play 10 .
| rafting chase; anything more stir:
ring or more picturesque WE HAVE
NEVER SEEN than the departure
Of the train, the Indian Attack, and
the final happy and gorgeous tab
leaux."
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Jog Broadway opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
PERFECT COMBINATION or XrrRAC TioN.ss'
zz$E# #HsH$$SS FAMILY s4$E$ ss $S HHE *
ATHENEuM FAMILY MATINEE o'oLoVA
AT az O'CLOCK. CHILDREN HALF PRTOE.
The fascinating young Burlesque Coincidence.
MISS JENNY WORRELI,
ana the charming Sisters, SOPHIE and IRENE.
. WORRELL SISTERS,
the Queens S Of Burics9He and the iamSns c9msdiaps
Misses Minnie Jackson Laura LIE Clair Angepe School,
Ida Ross.
THE GREAT MILBURN IN NEW SONGS
Schoolcraf and the Reynolds Brothers, together with
other prominent artists, will appear
Afternoon doors open at !: evening att O'Clock,
Box Office open daily Seats secured IN advance.
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MATRIMONIAL.

IN AMERICAN WIDOW LADY WISHES TO COR
N respond with an elderly gentleman with q view to
mps,si%onx Please address LprHs .uerad Uptown
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sne rev. Emery >. haynes CHARLES L. GENDER "a
FANNIE c., daughter OF the late george W. heio
Gil Of Brooklyn. No cards.
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AMUsENrENrs.

AUGUSTTN DALY'5 NEW EMOTIONAL SENSATION
now In its sixth week. and still acted crowded ana
fashionable audiences
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Charscters by Miss CLARA NORRIS, FANNY MORAN
FANNY DAVENPORT, LINDA DIErz, NELLIE MOI
LINEN Mr.. CHARLES FISHER, Mr.. QEORG
ppkhAAHHKkE Mr. JAMES LEWIS. Mr.. LOUIS JAMES, NJ
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NRAND OPERA HOUSE :
Sole a sres and Mn%ay ss curtain rises
SECOND Wv Mr.. AuGUSTIN DAILY
the ne,. ;, EEK OF "ROUGHING IT."
49, and spccsssiu sensatiSnal Folly" 800.
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r, Inc Herald says:-The play of ALIKE, at the
an hvehue Theatre Is very great success. Since tho
s. nignu y mas steadily In the refinement Of dra
mauc Ienuering-a singular merit q performance, II
must be confessed especially as in this case where well
me dispatch says:-ALlxE has taken fast hold ol
pubic iavor ana the Ftnh Avenue Theatre Is nightly
Inc receptacle OF audiences which neither in MONT of
numbers nor fashion, surpassed at the old house
AAIINRR aSA
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BILLIARDS.

Al STANDARD AMERICAN BILLIARD TABLES
"A l.. and the Phelan Coilender COMPUTATION Cush:
IONS and for sale only by the inventor and
patentee H. w. COLLENDER, successor TO Phelan 4
Collendcr, 73S Broadway, New York.
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THKATRE CoMIQUE
i 5l4 BROADWAY.
Mr.. JOSH HART. Lessee and Managers
GRAND MATINEE TO-DAY.
GRAND MATINEE TODAY.
The New Burlesque The Sensation of the Day.
PRETTY TIE PANORAMA,
CHICAGO;
DICK BEFORE, DURING.
TURPIN. AFTER THE FIRE,
MATINEE TO-DAY
ALL THE MAMMOTH TRIO UPE,
IN AN ENTIRE NEW 0LI0 OF FUN
MATINEE. MATINEE. MATINEE.
MATINEE, MATINEE. MATINEE.
- MIR. d. l. NORRIS,
HARRIGAN AND HART. JOHN HART. JOHN WILD,
WILCOX AND DENZER,
MISS JENNIE HUuHES MISS KITTY O,NEIL.
MISS FANNY LUCILLE MISS ADA WRAY.
MISS CARRIE HAINES, MISS IDA GREENFIET,D.
MATINEE. MATINEE MATINEE.
MATINEE MATINEE MATINER.
MATINEE WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY.
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AMUsWMEyTx

RoooTTs THEATRE. FIoRsN0R.
LAsf WhEk 81 and %A MANAGER
A ss " so 4; f sHiEsHG
In TIE TIE IaySf s5ssnt AVE- s sSsssqro
~. Each evening ats Saturday Matinee st2
the ana ond
ye seen several times and always with increasing
"a sweet and whoiesome lesson "-william Winter
@ BE * s A'' an.
200 and see this beautiful play; you wiz como back
0f MoSPAY NEXT 2xRc iYf? s-No rHoaogaHyAss
Mr. rasr In his At oo
Theatre, or at OLSON JOS Music store III Broadway
MONDAY March appearance Of Mr.. and Mr..
BBQpnH1i yG In Mr. Boucicaults new Drama OF
IN rv THE LAST N MATINEE Or
will be given on SATURDAY NEXT.
Mr. FLORENCE REM G as SoB BITTERLY.
N Lessees and Man ssp5; ;;o GARRETT PALMER
THE oULMTNATINa GLORY OF BALLET SPECTACLE,
Ga ss a%G he; % "
who have un1l h9 HS ssT Eb y pr0n0uncns
THE MOST BEAUTIFUL AyrF kN 5AbLEr SPECTACLE
PERFECT CONDEMNATION fsaiiSsHR'4TnSi as OF + does
-. ATTRACTIONS AND BEAUTIES.
CHARMING MUSIC,
BY inEfT s ma Esned
BY Niles ho'f San Essyof S sSssHw Mr. 00Ad
Miles, ft' stf ksHa,sT sd hHsH sGa Adr'nn'
entirely 0rans II cJsFSEs 4 execution
of the richest a ssasSTs' f sss eSaEssd in number
Paris under the Commune A thrilling work of art
TRANSPORTATION SCENE
HSnliz cIh 8 vi Sniyx OF Venus
f sSflsf
In his witty and remarkable CollOquies and Songs.
THE SiEGRIST FAMILY,
the most graceful and daring OF child athletes
THE TRAINED DOGS,
the best ever exhibited on any stage.
Every evening at 5 Performance IL o'clock
SATURDAY-MArlNEE, AT HALF-PAsT ONE.
| TTNIoN SQUARE THEATRE
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ST.
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Thursday, February 81, at nine O'Clock A. N.
PINE.-On Monday. February "a, THOMAS PINE,
formerly OF Nenagh, county OF Tipperary, Ireland,
in the 18TH year OF his age.
The funeral will take place from the residence Of
this "wednesday afternoon, at one O'Clock thence
PRNK.Eon Monday, February "a. KATE E..
MASON, wife Of W. Il. Pink, aged 27 years. s
The relatives aud friends Of the family also the
o. the sse members EcSerd lodge No.
L o. o. f.; also the members OF Young America
Council No. 80, .. U. A. NJ. are respectfully invited
Sheriff street, on Wednesday, February 20, at half
past one O'Clock.
France wire Of wa PrSep aHd
William II. oliver, aged "a years and IL months.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral, from the Baptist church, Eighty-third
street, between Second and Third avenues, New
York, on Thursday, 9th inst. at one o'clock.
RoBERTs.-0n Monday, February "a, 1S73, MI
CHAEL ROBERTS, aged Al years.
The relatives and friends are invited to attend
the funeral, from his late residence, 1853 Oalyer
street. Greenpoint on wednesday afternoon. at
scHENcK.-on Monday, February "a, CORNELIUS
Relatives and friends Of the family are invited to
attend the funeral services on Wednesday, the Goth
inst at three O'Clock, at the residence OF his SON.
in.law, Franklin H. Kalbneisch, 10 South Portland
sHorwgLE.m0n Monday, February "a, ESTHER E.,
youngest daughter Of Benjamin deceased) and
Relatives and friends are respectfully invited to
attend the funeral, from the residence Of her
mother, East Woodbridge, N. j., on Thursday,
will be In waiting At Woodbridge depot On the
arrival OF 10 A. M. train from New York.
SINcLAIR-On Tuesday, February rs, ALEXANDRA
p. SINCLAIR, after short but severe illness.
Friends are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral, from his late residence, AL West Forty
p. M.
sLEAMAN.-On Sunday morning. February %,
EmhA LOUISE, youngest child OF John II. and Amelia
Seaman, aged years, month and IL days.
me reiatves and friends OF the family are re-
sPectIuLy invited to attend the funeral from the
Episcopal church, Pamrapo, N. j., this "wednesday
afternoon, at three O'clock w.
SMITH.GAt Tarrytown, on Monday, February "a,
EDWARD ShTTH, IN the o6th year OF his age
hemuves ana friends are respectfully invited to
attend MS funeral at his late residence on Thurs
DAY, FEBRUARY ~ at eleven O'Clock A. M Carriages
IN wating at rarrysown depot on arrival Of the
TURNBULI-On Tuesday February 25 LILLE O.,
daugnter OF george w: and Josephine Turnbull,
Notice OF funeral tomorrow,
WHIrB-Suddeny, on Sunday morning. February
90 EMELINB H., vile OF Thomas r. White
The friends OF the family are invited to attond tho
East Twelfth street, on wednesday afternoon. 26th
Philadelphia and Pittsburg papers please copy.
WHITE-On Sunday, February %, JOHN NuIrE.
aged " years, months and Is days,
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Two SCENES A gcntsman took his
son to drunkea row in tavern, where
the inmates were Sighting and swearing,
and, said lie. " Dc yen know what has
crussd all tbis?"
| "No. sir
His father pointing to the dscanters
sparkling with rum, said, " 1hdfs the
cause; will YOU take \ drink? =
The boy started back with horror, and
! exclaimed :. Ne!'
Then he took his child TO the cage oil
n man with delirium trsmens. The boy
gazed upon him alfrishted as the drunk
ard rared and toro, and thinking the dc
mons were after him. cried, Leave me
alSne. leave mo alone see EN-, they re
coming!
/ Do you kaow the cause Of this, my
boy Z"
No, SIR"
This is caused by drink will you
have sSme?"
Aud lie shrank with a shudder as he
refused the cup.
Next they called at the miserable how
cl Of drunkard, where was squald pow
crty, and the drunken father beating his
wife, and with oaths, knocking down his
children
"Whst has caused this?' said the fa
ther
The son was silent When told it was
rum, he declared be would never touch
drop in his life. But suppose that lad
should be invited 10 wedding feast,
where with fruit aud cake the wine cup
is passed amid scenes of cheeri ulnsss and
gaiety, where all the friends are respect
able, beloved, and kind to each sr,snd
he should be asked to driak, would he
refuse Or, suppose him walking out
with his father on New Years day to call
upon his young lady friends to enjoy the
festivity Of the ushering in of the new
year. With other things, wine 10 hand
ell to him by a smiling girl, His noble
hearted father whom he loves, presses
tue wine glass to his lips, and compli
ments the young ladies upon the excel
lonce Of its quality; what wonder II the
son follow his example. Linden Aanu-
al
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ET A wealthy spieure applied to an
Arabian doctor for = prescription that
would restore his body to health, and
give happiness to his mind. The physi-
clan advised him to exchange shirts with
. man who was perfectly contented with
hii lot upon which the patient set out
upon his journey in pursuit Of such a
person. After many months spent with
out accomplishing his object. he was tsld
Of q certain cobbler VI whom every one
had spoken Of as model Of contsntnen,
aud happiness. Pursuing the direction
given, the traveller was pleased with 3
sight Of the cobbler enjoying comfort
able nap on = board Without ceremo
ny he was aroused from his slumbsrs.
and asked il he was con,cnted with his
lot, and vas answered in the Affirmative.
"Then, said the seeker after happi.
ness, have one small boon to ask at
yonr hands. 1t 10 that you exchange
shirts with me, that by this means | also
may become contentsd and happy
Most gladly would ! acceds to your
rsques', :" replied the cobbler, but"
NAY, refuse me not, I" interrupted the
man OF wealth; "any sum thou mayss,
name shall be thine.
~ seek not wealth, said the esLbler,
but-but--"
But what
THE truth isl have no shirt"
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In word, as n great newspaper, the Appeal will
have no superior In the Southwest The Daily will
be the history Of the world for day and the Week
" willcontain everything that will interest the
mon industrial. commercial and agricultural pros.
pcry to be the chiefcnd of genuine journalism the
Appeal will make these paramount objects.
Every county and town of prominence should have
good papers. Tho Appeal does not propose or desire
to suppant Interfere with the weekly country pa
pers. On the contrary it will club with them on tho
most liberal terms, and cooperate with them for
mutual protection. and in all plans for advancing
the newspaper fraternity the prosperity the coun-
try, and the welfare OF the people.
Ia politics the Appeal will remain Democrats or
Conservative. and, in elections involving political
issues, will support the candidates who favor its
views. from abiding faith in the power Of orean-
the pavtys will when honestly expressed and crys.
tsse in nomination, IL the bert expression OF its
effective power,
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Budget Of SciSSoringS.
Cling to Those who Cling to You.

There are many friends of summer.
Who are Kind while flowers bloom.
But when winter kiilsfhe blossoms,
They iepart with the perfume.
On the bread highway of setion,
Friends Of worth are far and few;
So when one has proved his friendship,
Cling to him vino ciings TO yoa.
Do not barshly judge your nsigheor,
DO net deem hts life untrue.
1.-The makes no great pretentions,
Deeds are great though words are lew
Those who stand amid the tempest,
Firm as when the skies are blue,
Will be friends while life endureth,
Cling TO those who cling to yoa.
When you sce a worthy brother
Buffeting the stormy main,
I.sndiae y helping hand fraternai.
Till he reach the shore again
Don't desert the old and tried friend,
When misfortune comes in view,
For he then needs friendships comforts,
ClinS 20 those who cling to you.
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Iron !!

from the Globe Rolling Mills, CHM. bough
since the govt. manufacturing duty was re-
moved. which our customers and all hands ear
have the benefit Of by calling early on
GEO. AUSTIN.
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TAKEN Down.-Captain Judkns, for
many years commodore OF the Cunard
line efstsamers. had \ certain way occa.
sionally ofsxprsssing himself in answer
70 what he deemed pOiptlss questions
from passengers. IN fact, dove.hke
sweetness of manner was not the commo
dore's best point. On one Of his latest
voyages 10 had amoag the passengers
Bishop Littlejohu and wife, OF Long 10.
land. Mrs. Littlejohn oac day beisg
near the commodore, asked him II it was
going - rain.
Ask the cook. WAS the bluff reply
~ beg pardon, " said Mrs Littlejohn.
"aaa InOt s,cakipg to the cook?"
History has ~ informed MS as to the
precise pl,raseology ~ his response.
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TERMS FOR 1873.

ss- Address. Memphis Appeal Publishing Co..
Az lcal building, IA Union Street Mcmphis, Tenn.
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- San Francisco milk 10 90 badly
adslteratsd that the cows blush TO think
thslr names are used to cover % vile 4
fraud.
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FIRST CLASS NEWSPAPER,
Il Representative
Journal of this Section.
THE CHEAPEST PAPER In THE SOUTH.

va EAi Al EN- lN II SOl
Special Telegraphic Dispatches.
The Associated Press Dispatches.
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Full Market Reports.
The Progress OF Railroads.
Information for Merchant and Producer.
Every Kind Of Political Intelligence.
Discoveries in Science and Art
Original Poetry and Stories.
Agricultural and Farm Intelligence.
The following by Telegraph Every Day:
Proceedings OF Congress.
Proceedings Tennessee Legislature,
Proceedings Arkansas Legislature,
Proceedings Mississippi Legislature,
News Embracing Everything Of Interest.
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FER When Jonsh follow passengers
pitched him overheard, they evidently
regarded hlm as neither prophet or loss.
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TCST RECEIVED,
- bbls Julius II. Smiths ola reserve
WhiAkey,

ache in a hhds. of it--it is no sooner in vour
belly than its on your back in pound of beet
and it carries q bead like a necklace; for
sale 10y
GEORGE AUSTIN.
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Shoemakers look out for your Souls.

4 IL kinds of Shoemaker. Trimmings.
N Lasts. boot Trees; Shoe Pegs. by the
bnshcl. shoe Thread. Avis. and thousand
other things to tedious to mention.
by G. AUSTIN
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1870! 1873!
THE MEMPHIS APPEAL.
DAILY 4 WEEKLY.
A PAPER FOR THE PEOPLE.

The MEMPHIS APPEALi is now thoroughly iden-
tilted with the people of Tennessee, Alabama, Mis-.
sissippi and Arkansas. 1t has hoen in existence
thirty years, aud. popular as il has heretofore
been, the present propretors are determined to rem
der still worthy of its pnst history aud of the
confidence which the public ropose in it, Its eircu-
lation and general patronage is now nearly double
that which it has enjoyed at any time during its long
career; but We design during the year 1873, to ex-
tend its field and to increase its usefulness. This
we expect to do by publishnga
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MORE LIGHT ON TIE SUBJECT!
M All kinds of
WINDOW SASH,

prlmcd and glazed such as. $40, i0E II
l2< II, all ready to place in your frames and
let the true light Of Heaven in; and for sale
cheap by
GEO AUSTIN.
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TUST RECEIVED.
- fine selected lot of assorted
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with whom vou can leave your orders for any
kind Of lumber dressed on one side or both
Sash glazed. or not panelled doors. shutters
etc" and all things necessary for building up
the country.
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Just Received.

on Boxes John s. Dunham's Celebrated NM
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Boston Crackers, Crnckneii, Riscuit Graham. Waff'
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This unrivaled Medicine Is warranted not
contain single particle of Aercny or any in
rous mineral substance, but is
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