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LAW REPORTS.
bartlett Conrt-Rnv. Juaxe.

Bartlett COuFt-Ray, Judge.
Court met Monday, the twenty-third,
and has been in session during tine week,
Monday being the first day OF the mis-
demeanOr week. Quite crowd was in
attendance, and large amount Of bus
mess has been transacted. On Wednes-
day the case Of the State VS. Sam Foster,
indicted for the murder of Moses Jenk-
ms, near White Station, last July, was
taken up and disposed OF, the jury find
ing verdict of murder in the second
degree, and fixing his punishment at
twenty years in the State prison. In
the case Of the State VS. Ben Ellis, for
horse stealing, the jury were unable to
agree, and the jury was discharged and
mistrial entered. For Monday next,
the thirtieth, the following cases are set,
namely: State VS. W. @. Wickham /;
and for Tuesday, State VS. Bob Little
and Gus Mason; State VS. Henry Moss
and Henry johnson; State VS. John
Jackson; State vs John Ross; State VS.
John Harrison, and State vs. Bris. Moon.
Witnesses and attorneys must take
notice and be on hand promptly OF the
cases will be continued when reached
on the regular call Of the docket. The
grand jury reported to-day that they
had finished their labors as required by
the charge of the court and under their
oath, and by request were discharged for
the term. This body, composed Of some
of our best citizens, made quite lengthy
report of the state of morals of our cCun-
ty and the prevalence Of crime, which
will be furnished you for your perusal.
First ChsBeery :COurt-ChanceIisr Nor.
gsa.
Court will meet pursuant to adjourn
ment, at ten O'Clock on Monday. Mo
tons will be heard, aud the regular cal
endar, as previously published in this
paper, will be continued.
second Chaneery COuFt-WaIker, Chan
eell0r.
Cases set for Monday: No. q, Sarran
VS. OConnor; ass, Dinsmore VS. Boyd;
635, Hallum VS. Price; 634, GreenlaW VS.
Cockrelli S27, Hartley vs. Wallace; $50,
Evans VS. Beaumont: $50, Page VS. First
national bank; 926, Eddins VS. Shelby;
944, Williams vs. Bowman; 962, Payne
VS. Ferguson 1910, Hunt VS. Atkinson;
1921, White VS. Rootes; 1897, White Va
Rootes; Ills, Botto VS. Lazaretto; 1925,
Robinson VS. Hall; 1126, Dent VS. North
rJp; 1874, Pruden VS. Williams.
Criminal COuri-FIippIn, Jadge.
The following cases are set for trial on
Monday next. Witnesses must be in
attendance promptly: 307, Frank Hill
lisrd; 52S, William Davis; 6O2, James
Hampton; SOB, James Hampton; 527,
Ed Burke; COS, Ed. Burke; 500, Matt.
Peters; SIS, Thomas Smith; AL, Joe Da-
Wis; 374, Bill Robertson; $40, Bill Big
gins; SCI, Harry Gaus.
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down to half their original price, and
feathers, flowers and Isces at correspond
ing prices, at Stewart, DOherty * Co.'s,
corner Main and Union streets.
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y 'I1N1IRi y tFIENIIl9 y tEIFILIof " dLhIII-s
MEssRs. ALIENS, of the Commercial
Hotel, corner of Front and Jefferson
streets, are the first to reduce the rates TO
suit the hard times. VIII rent rooms
furnished, board lower, and take care of
the weary traveller cheaper, than any
hotel in the city.
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FRESH OYSTERS,

Wright Big Fat has them by the sack
in shell, and forty cents per can as Sc
lects, at n Beale street.
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Go TO Leddin's Business CoIeg
FRESH SPARERIB

HAVING disposed Of our sbOw-rOoms
to the Singer manufacturing company,
we are compelled to close out our stock
Of pianos and organs in Memphis. We
will sell at the cost price to Us any instru-
ment that we have. We viii sell on
easy monthly or quarterly payments at
very low figures. We have few splen-
did instruments for rent. Now is your
time for bargain.
MERRIMAN ~ WILLCON.
10. 273t Main street
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Ruth's square oysters; fresh arrivals of
game and poultry daily; meat special
ty; celery, fish and bear arriving and to
arrive.
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CROSSED our FEARrULIy ruz.p
DIR. SHERMAN.


The many cures effected by DIR. Sher.
man is the subject Of remark almost ev-
eryWhere, and with almost every one
you meet. So mary had been afflicted
with rupture in its different stages, and
knew no remedy for il, it seems provi.
Dental that DR.. Sherman came to San
Francisco, for he has already, for the
short time be has been here, taken many
from the very brink Of the grave and
restored them TO the enjoyment OF per.
feet health and to the full vigOr Of life.
The writer writer Of this, while
lately on n visit to the interior,
has met several who have re-
ceived treatment from DR.. Sherman and
are cured. They had suffered nom rup-
ture for years, and had given up in
despair; but on hearing Of DR.. Sher-
mans arrival here they came to him
and were eured.-EdifOr Irish NeCs,
San Francisco.
The best evidence Of ability is success,
and no man is more abundantly crowned
with it than Dr.. Sherman, who is now
in this city, at the WOrsham house,
treating rupture patients. Any one thus
afflicted should not fail to consult him.
IF you want oysters, steamed, stewed,
fried, raw, on the shell, or in any other
style, 90 to Mrs. BullOek's Mansion
House, on Main street.
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CHAMPION WROUGHT-IRON STOVE.

IF you want hydrant, street-washer,
or plumbing OF any kind, you can get II at
Brownies, 10 Jefferson street where you are
sure TO be suited in style and price.
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city Is AZ 246 Sc
coud street. HANSON 4 WALKER.
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ONE MINUTE.

We beg your attention to the follow.
ing facts:
Two years ago we concluded Memphis
ought to manufacture her Own boxes,
instead OF buying thousands north.
With this object ia view we added
an extensive box department to oul
door, blind, sash and woodwork facto.
ry, and several million feet of tTy lum.
Der, expressly for boxes.
To make success certain, we fixed
prices so low we soon had no CONNECT.
ton, either at home or from the north
and though without competition for two
years, We in no instance advanced Oul
prices above the reduced rates we first
We feel justified, therefore, in asking
those who have so kindly patIonized us
to make no change under the
impression they can buy cheaper. This
10e assure them, they cannot do.
Knowing our friends ask nothing
more, and believing they desire to en-
courage home manufacture, we remind
them that IN buying our boxes they aid
our entire home enterprise; and we hope
to receive their orders, not only for boxes
but doors, blinds, sash, and all kinds OF
woodwork and lumber. Largest stock
in the south. Examine our work.
MEMPHIS WOOD WORKS,
2S4 Front and $50 Second streets.
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Good Norfolk oysters at thin V-five
cents per can, at J. A. SIGNAIGOtt,
27S Second and los Main sures ia
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EVENING FLOWERS.

We will open Tuesday the most ele-
CANT assortment Of Paris evening flow
era, gdJ7ltttres dc robes, and evening
and bridal fans ever exhibited here.
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b. LOWENsTEIN 4 BROS.

STEWART, DOHERTY x Co., No. 1893
Main street, corner OF Union, have re.
duced prices on their silk bats, felt hats,
feathers, flowers and lscee, Go to sec
them.
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FLOWERS, bulbous roots, plants, beu-
quets and decorations. Crsig's, $40 Main.
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,.,,..,s ,sva u0u SlcIOEses WIN sucn mot
lev following. They viii not win at
Vicksburg. A handful of determined
men are defending the homes Of that
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a complete and elegant stock Of
GERMAN AND AMERICAN TOYS,
direct from manufacturers and import
ara Including
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SELF-RIsING Bueiwhest is made Of
the best New York Ruekwheat.
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HALL & CO.

No. So Union street, keep the best sad
die stock for sale in the market.
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UNTRIMMED HATS.
Best French feits. soc, 75c, 81.
Ostrich plumes, 75c, 81, 81 ..
Ostrich tips, 25e, 35c, SOC.
All other trimmings fabulously CHEAP
at Leubrie's great sale. Call early and
get great bargains.
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NEURIL.-rhe instantaneous cure ioI
sssTateso. Geo. W. Jones Co., keep it.
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UNPRECEDENTED bargains in Silks at
i. Lowentein & Bros. Read their adj
yeTtisement in to-dGy's issue.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS
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EDITORS APPEAL-We were at
Colonel Ensley's farm yesterday, and
witnessed the est-plowing of the Robin
son corn and cotton cultivatOr. w. A.
Harris drove five gang plows at one
time, and that, too, on horseback. The
plows were so expanded as to cultivate
two rows at once, two burrows to the
row. We timed the blowing, and after
blowing thirty-eight minutes, the land
was then measured by Mr.. A. G.. Cooper
and found to be six and one-fOurth ceres,
which is on an average of ninety-five
acres per day. J. L. Harris proposes to
plOw again on Colonel EnsIey's place on
Tuesday, the first day of December,
1874, forty acres, four burrows to the
row, in one day with one hand. We
consider the pillow a success.
John q. Rives, H. G.. Stephenson,
W. S. Bruce, ]. Il. Mathews,
r. G. Craig.
November y, 1874.
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STEWART, DoHERTY & Co. No. a5s
Main street, corner Of Union, l. the
place to buy cheap gaOds. Ihey nave
reduced prices on al Of their millinery
goods, hats, flowers, etc.
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DOWN GOES TIE PRiCE.

WATKINS, corner Of Main and Gay
OsO streets.
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THE GREAT RED STORE.
At prices that viii astonish the closest
WA. FRANK & CO.,

BEAUTIFUL rooms for rent in Alme-
dia house, No. "a Gsyoso street. Good
ta6le-board at five dollars per week.
Dinners and extra meals furnished BUSH
ness gentlemen.
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES.


NOTICE TO THE LADIES.
GREATEST EVENT OF THE SEASON.
PASEc IN MILLINERY GOODS.
LEUBRIE BROTHERS.
entire stock Of
BANKRUPT GOODS AT PANIC PRICES
Mr.. Lou LouhTie, now in New York.
having bought the entire stock Of a
l - I'M poIter, at auction sale, we offer
TINS week unheard Of bargains.
SURPRISING AND ASTONISHING.
Finest hats and bonnets in the city.
Silk velvet, Paris hats, $ 90.
Paris pattern hats, s. 90.
IS 90.
IS 90.
s. 90.
The finest silk velvet,
The richest trimmings,
The best quality,
The most fashionable,
Worth double price at wholesale.
GREAT SALE OF THE SEASON.
FRENCH FELT HATS.
Elegant and Rich Trimmings.
So 50.
s. 30.
50 80.
The best quality felts,
The best trimmings,
The finest ostrich plumea,
The most stylish ornaments.
Children's trimmed Hats,
81 90 to 81 50.
81 90 to 50 80.
81 90 to 3 80.
Best French felts and velvet.
Best qualities trimmings.
EVERYBODY'S CHANCE
To get the greatest bargains ever shown
in this city.
UNTRIMMED HATS.
Best French feits, soc, 75c, 81.
Ostrich plumes, 75c, 81, 81 ..
Ostrich tips, 25e, 35e, soc.
All other trimmings fabulously cheap
at Leubrie's great sale. Call early and
get great bargains.
THE GREAT RED STORE.
We have received a bankrupt stock of
BOOTS AND SHOES,
Of every description. Come and see them.
WM. FRANK s CO.,
2ig Main street.
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IaROETAST CHANGE OF BUSINESS

EnR0RTASf CHANGE OF BUSINESS
By THE CLOSE OF THE YEAR.
Contemplating Important changes in
our business by the close Of the year, we
have announced during the past few
days
SPECIAL SALE,
Continuing for thirty days, for the pur-
pose Of
Closing Dat Entirely at Cost
AND STILL GREATER SACRIFICES.
The stock Of Dry Goods on hand. dress
goods, clOaks, shawls, ganuels. linens,
hosiery, bleaehsd and brown muslins,
once '''' -'0'' VIM - o.
CLOSED QUE PAINFULLY CHEAP
Beautiful goods, OF the best ousl;fv
new and fresh and this falls imporfa.
ton, viii be sold very low, aud much
under the price.
Call at once. II is an important
change Of business which enables YOU to
bay goods 20 low.
HERZOG & GRO,
259 Main Street.
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n InaE. Whether II h endaTable in any
latitude or NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. it can be
patiently submitted to 10 Mississippi, or
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REMEMBER when you want to buy a

good running-wslker or fox-trotter, go to
HALL q a., -
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KENTUCKY SADDLE FORsEs
CHRISTMAS CHRIsTHAsl

For sale at Hall & Co.'s. Also, good
tlrau ssaplae
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EoCEs AHD BOARD.

DOoMs AosD EOARD-A v,iite o. rooms 10
N be had Wf;h bo8Tyt, ~ "a Monroe street.
Also . Few DAY bnariers accommodated.
DOOMS AND BoARD-First class rooms
N with hlsrf. . MA OLSON IT.
T7IEE FRONT RooM-With board, where
II there are uo children. Apply n - Court.
DOOM-A fine furnished front room. II
II strictly privsae French fsmi n Wit m o1aTd.
Apply a. ldSfGELLlNtTeN 81.
EENERAL e.csGrt rooms with board al res-
- scnzble rai,z. ~ lts Il Mon.
DoOMs AND BOARD-De=frsbl bic fruntrOoun,
n with board, 81 . UNION ST
DOOM AND BOARD Une unfgrnished
A room IA private FAMILY. fgi ADAMS ST
DO0As AND BOARD-
n a. - MONROE ct.
doom AND BOAED-Fius font room on
n drst lour. urfuruishCd, win board. Can
6ecaumodate a few day hosrdeI- also. Apply
- l-l Third stree, corner ~ y Washington.
DO1Hs-S5EE HOUSE,, cor. Main sBd Bsale
h f--y newly furnished rooms, single or
n Suits. Tor gcnleIuen only: p and 81 per
mon IA. 8 anu IS cents Ter usy. Good board
- I'VE dcllars per week in the Dnilq ing. sely
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Establishment, 81 Madison street, is
open for the fall season. Best work, al prices
10 suit the times.
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The best oysters in Memphis are
served at Mrs. Bulloek's Mansion House
on Main street. This establishment is
the best conducted restaurant in the
city.
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and thar copy q flns order be puollshed
So- ff,Tl7 % eetssve weeks In the Mem rffH Aris
peal. rhis 18th day Of Deem oe1, tslt
T. ". CALDWELL. ]. p.
A rsafcbn,as,1, affstr Tor ui'tff deci3 su
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL is doing the best
business, and on the lowest rates, in the
city.
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county eovsr1ment has been IN the
hands Of ignorant and corrupt ON g ais,
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FARM LANDS FOR SALE.

On Saturday December ), 1874, Z. A.
Cole, c. and NJ, will sell in front of the
new courthouse, some fine lands, sima-
ted in Shelby county, on Big Creek.
See advertisement in APPEAL.
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GREAT BARGAIss.


Clearing Sale Ter the aanih Of December
Eaf =
MRS. fxREsfsgs,
----s.s..-sH3
We viii sell tie balance ef stock Of
ssattft-'-a stsa -ff
EINHHIELtSEHF q SoDsAT c0sF,
to close down stock, at the same time
Offering daily freah-Rttraetions.
Good felt hats, best styles, 50 cents.
Good style trimmed felt hats for ladies
and misses at ST. finer goods proportion
stely cheap.
Fine cut beads, 10 cents bunch.
Immense stock Of { ornaments ju.t
received, lower than ever before offered
in this market.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

D EsIDENCE PROPERTY The valuable
II residence property, known a. the bona
noe Place, on the charleston railroad, outside
.he city limits, for which the late ar. shoe
fuRke paid fhirty-six thousand doiiarhs l. nov
sOr sale. or VIII exchange Tor business prop
arty on Union, Shelby or Main, between Mon
roe and Beste streets. NM. D. SLEDGE. ) e.
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Deutscher Bruaer-Bund, Sail.
The Deutscher Bruder-Bund will give
its fifth annual ball at Cochran hall, to-
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ALL THE NOVELTIES.
ATTENTION, HOUsFKEEPERs!

WHEELER, PICKENS & Co,
32S and $50 Main street.
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"SHE walks a queen" lWatkins'l
dress does it.
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EVERYBODY'S CHANCE
To get the greatest bargains ever shown
in this city.
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VOUNG MEMO Iesrl TELEGRAPH operating
4 for new rsIlruad ofdcss- perInsneut posi-
tons rs soon r. qualified. address Pscihc amt
Atlantic Telegraph Isl Main s.. Memphis ld&w
-=.-.-@.------. --------,-------=--@-
A IL 70 know that tue CUSTOM HOUSE,
"a corner n shelby and Gayuso streets,
give. the best beds ana meals Tor = cents
Open All niEht. nos
&ITCATi0N-By q white WOMAN, IN pri-
- vate family; Desi OF referes &c. Apply Al
EOv-f II JEFF ERSON 81.
doom AND BoARD-by a gentleman and
II wife, furnished room and board, IN a
private family. Terms must be moderate,
y in reference, stetirg terms and location.
Address =. &, this Office
GETUATIUS-Ey an experienced salesman,
- ia = wholesale grocery, liquor or tobacco
-ou-r. Address SALESMAN, this once,
In0 HANDs-TO work on lcvee. Apply 70
4NO HARDEMAN & POLK,
uoH At Hs-dtmes, Tensas parish, Ia.
WANTED-YoUR ATTENTION no TBE
w MEMPHIS AWNING MANUFACTO-
Gfl q Washington 81 Awnings OF AL styles
utAde 70 order. CGhinet work and Furniture
made and rers red. re-uphOlsisred. vanished,
szd packed Tor shipment. Carpets taken up.
cleaned ami Telsid. All work called for and de-
y -s-s1 nee Of chsnge- Y GUTENBERG.
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Ed. BARNUM & co.

The weIl-knOwn iewelry firm OF +. ID.
Barnum & Co., at No. 265 Main street, is
now closing out at greatly reduced prices.
They are offering diamonds, watches,
rings. silverware and fancy goods lower
than can be purchased anywhere in the
city, Their stock is complete, varied
and beautiful, embracing all that is
novel, stylish and attractive. This re-
duction is being made in order to wind
up the partnership business. Now is a
chance for our citizens to avail them
selves Of an unusual opportunity to pur-
chase cheap goods
CITY TAXPAYERS wishing to avail
themselves Of the liberal discount al
lowed for prompt payment OF their
taxes, will bear in mind that the dis
count ceases after this week.
THAT handsome dress-it came from
Watkius's.
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Mrs. BULLOCK's Mansion House. on
Main street, near Union, is the most
popular oyster saloon and restaurant in
the city. 1t is kept IN excellent style.
and proves a great resort for all lovers of
nivslves.
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MRS. KREMER, a5s Main street.
Watkins, Watkins, Watkins

sELF.RIsING Buckwheat makes cakes
in five minutes.
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An energetic traveller, en- route for
Texas, will engage to advertise, canvass,
circulate pamphlets, cards, etc. Also,
will paint signs in any style. Address
for one week, Travelling AGENT 1872
Main street.
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PIANOS.
TAKEN UP.

hAEk BAY MULE-Tazsn Up. about fnres
~ months ago. ueET Africa Bailey 5 church,
Carolina street, q dark Bay male, which the
owner can have ~ cppiying n
nov Z d. MCMILLAN.
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second Chaneery Court-WaIker, Chan.
Criminal Court-FrIppin. Iuaxe,
STEVE ULEMENT,

Watkins, Watkins. Watkins, Watkins
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Best Chance yet offered.

We will take orders on these silks to
furnish complete suits, made in the
most elegant and elaborate manner, at
SO suit.
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THE most recherche affairs designed
and conducted by Watkins.
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THOSE CHEAP BLACK SILKS
MRS. KREMER's

Attract attention. They are the great
est bargains by far ever offered in this
city.
Elegant gros grain, best makes, 81 %
to ). per yard. worth fully from 3 to 81
per yard.
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REMOVAL
PERSONAL.
FOR LEASE.
TO EXCHANGE.

DBOPERTf iIst-cizs improved rezidenee
4 property; eight Thousand dollars; one
-uaTth N money, on time; balance Ia other
rFu1z-tY- Address MAX, Appeal ONCE.
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SELF-RIsING Buckwheat is ALWAYS
good.
SHOES! SHOES! FOR TIE MILLION.
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sELF-RIsINo Buekwheat never fails.
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We viii sell tie balance Of stock Of
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DIR. 7. P. TURNER,
DENTIST,
The MEMPHIS STEAM DYEING

No. sss Main street. Corner Of Union.
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IlEI13ce 1Kufucru TufttIIUuHaItss ~
Ladiesi Leather Companions.
Embroidered Linen Sets, Soc to 81.
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AT WHOLESALE

ATTEND Robertson's Business College,
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THE GREAT RED STORE,
We have received a bankrupt stock OF
BOOTS AND SHOES,
ofevery description. Come and see them.
WN. FRANK s CO.,
Watkins, Watkins, Watkins, Watkins

249 Main street.
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READ! READt
spEcrA1rTEs FOR THIS WEEK.
MENKEN BROTHERS.

LIST OF CHEAP GOODS.
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GREATEST EVENT OF THE SEASON.
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Direct Importation from Lyons, France

of silver and gold wrought tarletans,
gold and silver fringes, gimps, tassels,
cords, etc, for fancy costumes.
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FURS. FURsM FUBs...
ONE HALF THEIR VALVE.

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DUILDINa-Sulfssie for sale ssisbie or 4 n
ID dertakeIs s-iabilgnueni. Term. easy.
Hduffe- p ApT,-ai Office.
"EUas 60. - IL. - =
The New York herald., 1874-09-07
A UCrfON sALE.-THIs MONDAY MORNING.
N commencing at l0l1 O'clock
Ali the handsome and useful Household Furniture

2o west twenty nrst street, near seventh avenue.
over w lots consisting OF two magnificent Panoforcs
Steinway sons "a octave aud Decker Rros' ~
octave, with printed guarantee; Marie and
rrncess style Parior suits IN brocadc tin and Droca
te; iniao IaDieS O PAINTINGS Bronze Figures Clocks
ea;es handsope ewsrf Bookcase Turkish Suit in
saunei turkish Lounges, Easy Chairs library Tables
writing Desk Cabinets, rosewood and walnut Bedroom
SETS win Dressing Cases Bedsteads, Bureaus Ward
niny pnin ana HsTsISt suits Exie Table B.
Brussels and ingram Carpets Kitchen Furniture &c
N. B-Sae positive. Take seventh OF Eighth ayenuc
ROBERT L. CAsuIN Auctioneer