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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-08
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The school board meets tomorrow
night.
The city council meets Thursday
night.
The goose gallery st the Theater il
well patronized.
The November term Of the Bartlett
| circuit court opens tomorrow.
Edwin Adams commences a week s
engagement st the Theater tomorrow
night.
The special term Of the United
States courts commences Monday the
sixteenth.
Another species Of fiend il the one
that lOafs around the theater entrance
and ries to create an impression.
-BUsiness and pleasure are different
things. When combined we fail to sc-
complish the one and do not enjoy the
other.
Captain Jim Clesry and his firemen
have fitted up the DeSOtO enginehOuse
in 8 neat style, at their own expense.
The DeSoto house is very much i'm
proved.
tI-The Ledger man says: memphis
has s microscopic society whose duty
or pleasure il Is to observe Small
things" 1t is probable they may see
this Ledger man.
The "Kit Cat" debating club will
bold their monthly public meeting at
their hall, above Dol, Second street, on
next Saturday night, November I4th,
to which the public are invited to at.
tend.
"A rustic youth at the Exposition
last night took long look at the minia-
lure cascade. He said il was a mighty
pretty spring and the water shOne like
quicksilver. And so II was and so
II did.
An amateur turfman yesterday in
vited well-knOwn editor to take a
ride. The sage declined, because there
wasn't enough room in the tray of the
buggy for his feet which would dangle
outside 70 the great danger OF the nu-
merOus children that play in the streets.
The social Apollo and literary
AdOnis OF Memphis is In ecstatiCs because
he saw young lady at the Exposition,
wearing q light buff dress, the pOlon-
sise of which looked like orange cOlOred
clouds slumberiDg on the golden beams
Of a summer evenings sun.
Nearly sll the pictorials this week,
the conspicuous exception being Hdr-
per's Weekly, contain Well-cOneeived
caTicatures based upon the results Of the
late elections, in which Grant and his
third-term come in for the greater
share.
Yesterday the German national
bank snd First national bank filed bills
Ia the First circuit court, askinR for Ger
tiOrGr5 and sttpersededs against the city
OF Memphis, 20 prevent said city from
collecting special taxes from said banks
and their stockholders.
United States Marshal Eaton saws
that only five citizens have been arrest
ed for discharging negroes who voted
the Radical ticket. These citizens were
indicted for what they did Just after the
August election, and the capi0ses were
held up until 3 lew days ago.
Billy Lieben, whose energy and
good judgement place him in the front
rank with the champion dealers ia lit.
erature, has all the latest dailies, week
lies and mOntblies this morning., asweIl
rs complete assortment of reading
matter Of every desirable character.
His stand is at No. 1861 Main street
and will be open during the usual hours
to-day.
Mrs. Msnsford has the New Yorl, I
Graphic containing the picture of the /
memorial monument TO be erected in 4
honor OF the Catholic priests who died |
here during the yeuow-feyer last year.
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STEWART, DoHERTY & Co, wholesale
and retail importers of French MILL
merry, at Moss Main street, do the largest
business in Memphis. They have first
class goods, beautiful in design, and of
the latest styles. What a treat to see
their grand display
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L. NJ. DEAN & co.

L. Nj. Dean Il Co, OF the Art Palace,
No. 3sl Main street, continue to receive
new additions TO their already large and
well-assOrted stock Of Wallpaper, win
dow-curtains, psTlor ornaments, caleim-
ming, etc, at No. 3Sl Main street.
Their trade is enlarging so rapidly, and
orders come in so constantly that this
well-known firm is compelled TO add
continually to their stock, which is the
largest, most varied, aud best selected
ever brought TO this market. Give them
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REMOVAL.
Notice to she Public.

We hereby announce to our friends
and customers that we will open at our
new store, No. 40S Main street, Nom
day morning, the ninth instant, with
an entire new stock of goods, bought
lately for cash, which we offer for your
inspection st prices to suit the present
stringent times. We also have in addi-
ton to the above, 3 few lots Of damaged
good, left from the late fire, which will be
sold in conjunction with large line of
whiteshirts, undershirts, drawers, ladies'
and mems cotton and wool hose, shawls,
knit jackets, ETC., bought sc a recent
auction sale in New York by our east
ern buyer, at thirty-five cents on the
dollar OF their real cash value, and win
be sold correspondingly low. Remem-
Der the place. 1t Is the ehesp blue
store, 40S Main street.
n. NORRIS 8 60.
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BUCKHAM & co.

Buckham & Co. announce 10 their
friends that they have just opened a
large and well stocked family grocery
store 81 No. lis Beale street. corner If
fernando, and are now prepared to offer
special Inducements 20 customers. Their
groceries have been selected with great
care, aud comprise only the best of art
Giles. They are determined TO sell
Al popular prices, and can assure the
public that they viii always satisfy them
in price and quality. They are PREPARED
TO furnish everything in the grocery and
supply line, and that, too, upon terms
OF the most popular order. Give them
a call, and you viii be pleased
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Total for week, -; whites y, colored
:; males Is, females s adults Is, minors
6; under one year Of age, 2; under five
years, 8; from the hospital, 5. The sun
known" report was from the city hos
pital, the man being insenaible when
admitted
RICHARD II. TAYLOR, Md,
Secretary Board OF Health.
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STEwART, DoHERTY & Co. are mar
excellence in every novelty OF fashi6na.
bic millinery. Their large stock of hats.
ribbons, laces, ornaments, etc, received
yesterday, was shipped from Paris pio
New Orleans, October 7th. They have
q great rush Of eustOmers-the cite trade
with them.
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In pursuance OF previous notice, a
large number of the members of the
Memphis bar met at the library room of
the new courthouse yesterday morning,
and upon motion Hon. Henry G. Smith
was called to the chair, and D. Z. Myers
appointed secretary Of the meeting.
The chairman and other gentlemen
stated the object OF the meeting to be
for the purpose of organizing a law Ii
braTy association, and the purchase of q
law library.
On motion Of Governor Harris a
committee composed Of Judge II. G..
Smith, Judge II. q. Elicit, General w.
7. G. Humes, w. NJ. Randolph, Judge
L. w. Brown, George CAN'T and Judge
Adams, were appointed to report to q
meeting to be held st the same place
next Saturday, basis OF organization
Of the association.
On motion, Governor Harris was
added to the committee.
On motion Of Colonel Randolph, a
Of three, composed of r. D.
Jordan, n. B. Goodwin and H. H. Dix,
were appointed to ascertain and report
to the next meeting the cost of furnish
ing the library rooms.
On motion Of General Humes, the
adjourned until next Saturday
November fourteenth, at nine
o. clock, to meet at the same place.
ID. E. MYERS, Secretary
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THE BEER TRADE.

Amount OF Beer received by the fol-
lowing firms during the last week, end
ing November 7, 1874:
Fritz Pfemfert & Co., Berliner Beer,
ITO kegs.
C. Quentel sr. d Son, Aurora Beer,
Dos kegs.
Henry thurman, Milwaukee Beer,
$50 kegs.
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STEWART, DOHEETY & Co., the FASH
ionable French wholesale and retail i'm
porters, have just received q large as
sortment Of the most novel ladies' hats,
boys hats, children and misses hats,
west OF New York.
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LANGUAGES.

Ladies and gentlemen taught to sneak
and read French ana German fiuentlv. For
particulars apply to Mdme. DEFREY LehnsT
house, corner Second and Washington. IL
dies entrance, between the hours Of no a M
and 70 IA 20 49, 1'''1'
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B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.

Have also received some more new and
elegant styles Ia
Black Alpaca Suits,
COlored Alpaca Suits,
Empress" Suits,
Cashmere Suits,
Poplin Suits,
Cashmere Polonaises,
both plain and beaded,
Sleeveless Sscques, embroidered and
beaded.
Cloth Cloaks,
Velvet Cloaks,
Morning Wrappers,
OttOm an Reversible Shawls
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GREAT BARGAINS at Stewart, Doher-
ty & Co.'s millinery emporium, No. 33S
Main street, southeast corner Of Union
In French millinery and fancy goods
they cannot be exeelled. Their goods
are all genuine.
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sTRAYED OR s7CoLEN.

G0S REWARD-Strayed or stolen, from
dDEO my residence in walnut Bend, Lee
county, Arkanses, some time in September,
one large bay hOrse, high wfth,srs, very large
bow neck, high head, thin but deep-breasted
luncOmmonly so, no ordinary collar VIII ut
himl, short heavy body, broad hips, about Il
hands high, nine or ten years old, has long,
nat walk, PAGES high, balkz but Will work In
harness; was shOd before when seen last, very
tender-fOOted when not shOd. | Will pay the
above reward FOR sny information that may
lead 70 his recovery.
oct23 dNw j, +. STONE.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

EsIDENCE PROPERTY fine valuable
X residence property, known a. the Dona-
l,1.e Place on the Charleston railroad, outside
re CITY limits, for which the lstes Mr.. Shoe
make paid thirIy-six thousand 0ollarS, Is now
tor sale, or viii exchange for business prop
erty on Union, Shelby OF Main, between Mon
roe ana Beale streets. WV. NJ. SLEDGE, ia.
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Great Advantages ORered-New stocks
still Lower.

PARIS MILLIEERY-LEUBRI BROS.
Elegant Felt and Velvet Hats, best
quality, richly trimmed, in most FASH
ionable style, g 50 to 81 50.
French Flowers, elegant Wreaths
Montures, Bouquets, ETC., for bridal par
ties, balls and trimming.
HAIR GOoDs-LEUBRIE BROS.
Large front Braids, all hair, 81.
Large Switches, long hair, g up.
Puffs in sets, 75c, 81.
Curls, long hair, SOC, 75c, 81.
LADIES' UNDERWEAR-GRA REDUC-
TION-LEURRIE BROS.
Owing to the great decline In bleaehed
cotton, we have made up fine stock of
beautiful Fall styles:
Fine Chemlse, soc, 75c, 81.
Tucked and Rallied Shirts, S5c, 81.
Night gowns, 75e, 81.
Tucked and Embroidered Drawers,
SOC, 75c.
Fine French Embroidered Chemise,
Gowns, Skirts, very low, and all war
Fanted full sizes and best quality.
$500 AA-@AsA-fC = GNOAlAk " Ea2AAA-
LEUBRIE BROS.
Large assortment, fine finish, 65c, 70 Z,
soc, very cheap.
Ladies' Merino Pants, 75c, 81.
HOSIERY, HOSLERY-LEUBRIE BROS.
Large stock Just received.
Heavy Fleeced Hose, l5c, zoe, 25c.
Fine English Hose, l25c, I5c, zoe.
Iron frame Hose, zoe, 25c, SOC.
Embroidered Balbriggans, 33c, 40c,
SOC.
Embroidered French Balbriggans zoe,
worth 81 ..
'Children's fancy Wool, 1Oc, l5c, zoe.
Misses fancy Wool, I24 to 25c.
GENTS UNDERWEAR-LECBR BROS
Fine Merino Shirts and Drawers, SOC,
60e, SOC.
Best Canton Flannel, 75e, 81.
Medicated Flannel Underwear, pre-
ventive OF colds and rheumatism, 81 IS
and 3, worth double.
STAWLS, FELT SKIRTS-LEUBRIE BROS.
Reversible double Shawls, 81 so.
de2Vy double ShaWlS. 81, 81 %.
Heavy all Wool Shawls, g 80 to So.
Very fine assortment and selling fast.
BslmOral Skirts, soc.
French Embroidered Felt Skirts, 9Oe,
81.
Alpaca Skirts, quilted in silk, g 50 to
81 25.
CLOAKS AND SACQUES-LARGE EST AS
SORTMENT IN THE CITY.
Berlin ClOaks, 50 IS to S25, very rich
in design and fine qualities.
WaterprOOfs for ladies and children;
school suits and clOaks; hoods; braided |
flannel and merinO saeques, satin |
trimmed and lined; large variety, and |
80 per cent. cheaper than any house in !
the city.
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HAVE you seen Mrs. Hunters new
impOrtstiOns? Elegant goods. Hats,
Laces, Silks, ETC., are now offered below
cost. Here's your chance, ladies.
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Miss Z. NJ. CLENINIoNs has removed
her clearinghouse TO the Almedis house,
No. "a GayOso street. First-clsss board
Ing given. Rooms, furnished aud I'M
furnished for rent
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ALL KINDS of stamping for braiding
and embroidery done at short notice, AZ
the. Grover & Baker machine Office, 3Is
Main street.
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% half barrels Milwaukee.
H. THURMAN.
$50 kegs Milwaukee.
b. THURMAN.
325 kegs AUrOrG.
{. QUESTEL & son.
The aurora" has filed the bill this
week.
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Mrs. HUNTER has q new line Of rarest
millinery goods, just received, and offers
them for prices below cost. 1t is won
derfui, but true.
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Improved Elastic Stitch Sewing Ma
chimes, and Grover & Bakers new
Lock Stitch Sewing Machines,
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THE prettiest novelties Of the season
IN birds and ornaments can be found at
Stewart, DOherty & Co.'S renowned
fashion temple, corner Of Union and
Main streets. Call and see them-tney
are stylish
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A Card to the Masonic FRRferuify and
the Public I'm GenFrRi.

A Card to the Masonic FlRteruity and
the Public I'm GenFrai.
The following card from the Secretary
OF the Masonic Relief Association speaks for
itself. The drawing VIII take place without
doubt:
OFFICE masonic RELIEF AssOCIATTDNr
NORFOLK, VA, october 80, I5EA
At meeting Of the Board OF Directors Of
the Masonic Relief Association, hetd tonight,
the following resolution was adopted
Resolved, That We give 70 the pub'lc orr Of
ncial assurance that our Grand Cir C0ucerf
viii positively be held on the nineteeuau day
or November, lS74, as previously appointed,
and viii. under no circumstance, % post
pOned.
HENRY Y. MOORE, Sec'y.
Norfolk Vtrgiuian, October 81, ISL
For information, see Joe Locke. - Main
street, room 4, upstairs
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CHAMPION WROUGHT-IROS STOVE.

The popular and leading firm of h.
Wetter d Co., at Nos. Is and IS Monroe
street, being the cole manufacturers
agent for the celebrated Champion stove,
made Of wTOught-irOn throughout, offer
special inducements to the public and
the trade generally. The Champion is
the most perfect, beautiful, economical,
durable and cheapest stove now made,
and is in every respect superior to any
thing the mechanical genius Of the pres
ent age has ever invented. Wetter &
Co. invite their numerous patrons and
the public generally to call and examine
the Champion stove.
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DR.. K. A. SOUTHERN, after an absence
OF three months, has returned To the
city.
Kew. ALFRED TODHUNTER, late Of the
diocese Of Arkansas, has associated him
self with st. Mary's cathedral, assisting
Rev. Geo. G. Harris, Of st. Mary's, Pop
lar street.
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MENKEN BROTHERS,

MENKEN BROTHERS,
HAVING
Received Additional New Sooas
from panic sales in New York,
will continue to offer them
At Sacrificing Pri ees.
Owing to the great rush of last week,
we have engaged additional statesmen,
and customers can therefore rely upon
being waited upon promptly.
JUST RECEIVED,
New Gros Grain Silks at 81.
Bellons Lyons Silks at 81 50, formerly
- 80.
warranted to wear and not change color,
Csshemeres,
Empress Cloths,
all at lowest prices.
Also,
New Designs In Carpets,
at reduced figures.
NENKEN BROS, s8I AND 263 MAIN ST. |
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sPROULE & MCOWN.

The rush for those SO coats at SprOUle
& M'COvn's still continues. The goods
are fine and well-made, and extremely
low.
Study your own interest, and buy fine
goods az small prices from Sproule &
M'COWn.
All grades Of underwear 20 per cent.
lower than ever offered in this market,
at Sproule & M'Cown's.
Gloves, Hosiery, Ties, Searfs, Bows,
Trunks, Sstehels, Vslises, ETC., at less
prices than ever known, st SpruUle <
MiCOwn's.
OvereOats, OyercOats, largest stock in
the city, and at lower prices, at SpTOUle
& M'COwn's.
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The leading millinery firm Of Mem
phis is that Of Stewart, Doherty q Co..
corner of Union and Main streets. Yes
terday they received q fresh importa.
ton Of choice millinery goods, hats, etc,
which they are offering cheap. Ladies,
see for yourselves.
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GROVER Z BAKERS

Mrs. HUNTERS elegant Feather,
Bonnets, Hats, Silks, Ribbons, etc, JUST
imported, are offered at reduced prices.
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MRS. HUNTERS dress-making de-
partment Is the cheapest, yet most tx-
eellent and largest, in Memphis. She
has reduced prices on all goods.
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MANSION HOUSE.
Elegant oyster Saloon and Restaurant.
with BANQUET and CIusrOOurs and
Ladies' Department.. by Rrs.
Bullock

Mrs. Mary Bullock informs her
numerous friends, that, having fitted
up in neat manner and furnished in
most elegant style, No. 1913 Main street,
she has opened q first-class oyster saloon
and restaurant, which will be conducted
on s grand Scale. In addition TO the ac-
Communications offered to the public, will
be found desirable banquet ana club
ball, fitted up expressly for such pur-
poses, and arranged so as TO afford every
accommodation that could be wished
for. Another excellent feature of her
new establishment is the ladies' res
tauraut This department supplies a
long needed want in Memphis, and will,
in every respect be fully up to the re-
quirements and tastes of the ladies.
Under the personal supervision OF Mrs.
Bullock the Mansion house will prove a
popular and favorite establishment.
Mrs. Bullock has made arrangements to
procure fresh shell oysters by daily ex-
press direct from first hands, and as
sures the public that she will con-
duct the establishment in man.
ner to secure the most liberal pat
r0nage. She will be able to furnish her
customers with the latest and most de-
AALAbha W 1AN4r AZ Af AtAlAAA AZ ALAE Etts
The culinary department will be intrust-
ed 10 old and experienced employees,
who Will serve up oysters in every con-
style, TO suit the taste even of
the most fastidious. The purest wines, /
aud brsndies, and the best |
cigars made viii always be found 81 the I
bar OF the Mansion house. We have
10 doubt but what the Mansion house 4
viii soon gain a proud position and 4
10 the heaviest business in Mem /
pbis. This elegant establishment will 1
open next Tuesday, and in card adj |
dressed to the public, Mrs. Bullock says: /
SIN either the banquet hall or ladies' l
no desire shall be left unsup- /
piled; everything that taste and skill 1
can add to the comfort Of my guests /
will be found in this house. Oysters |
served up in every style. This depart 1
ment viii be an Jai, and as cheap as
any first-class house in the city. I hope
20 be able, by strict attention to business /
and keeping up with the markets, to /
establish the recherche house of Mem 4
This -
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CARPETS, Oilcloths aud window shades
At reduced prices, at denken Bros.
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TAE MEMPHIs STBAM DYEINg

Establishment, 81 Madison street. l.
open for the fall season. Best WORK, at prices
to suit the times.
B. A. ROLLENBERG, PBopsietor.
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JUST RECEIVED.

10000 Count de Noses, clear Havana,
? for 25c, at LEUBRIE's,
~ Main street.
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Mrs. HUNTERS dressmaking depart
ment has greatly reduced its prices I'M
der cost, but offers the best goods in
Memphis.
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WM:FRANK & CO., Fac MAIN STREET

New styles tapestry and body Brussels
carpets at Menken Bros
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HORRIBLE MURDER, unparalleled in
the annals Of history, Grant expected % is
sue q proclamation The killing Of the big
rat Oysters at FarrsIi's and at the Exposition.
as well as his AUuiGHche house, > Jefferson
near Main street, where numerous hands are
busy killing. The big fats opened fresh to
families az ten cents per dozen forty cents
per can four dollars per barrel. saloon prices
with trimmings, twenty-five cents, stsWed or
raw; at Exposition building, extra rates.
One thousand barrels for sale at four dollars
per barrel. Three thousand cans at forty
cents. Big fats. JOSEPH FARRELL.
P5.-A man that can walk over saWdust
don't want his trade.
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THE Ssbbath-sehOOI missionary ami
verssry viii be held in the Iectufe-rnOm Of
the First Methodist church, on sabbath morn
ing next, at nine o'clock. The meeting VIII
be addressed by Colonel CAN'T, colonel Bethel,
captain Strong. Captain Arnold, Messrs- Ma
lone, Hearne, and others.
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MENKEN BROS, ssI AND 2es MAIN ST
THE LAW LIBRARY.

Proceedings OF the bar Meeting Yester.
day-Very Encouraging Prospect.
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Mas. HuNrEB, 247 Main street, Is re-
eeiving new-style Hats, which she viii
sell at the lowest figures.
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FLEIsHMANNs q Co.'s congresses
For sale by all grocers, Ask Tor directio
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STRAYED.

GI0 REWARD-Strayed from my house,
eDlO 155 second street. Memphis, Tenn, on
Monday. Novemb Der 2. 1874, a
VERY LARGE ROAM COW;
mas small crumpled horns, poiltins down IN
mont; has very large bag; but do not think
she has any ear-mATks. The above reward
" III he paid for her return 70 ms; ~ l5a 5ecSA"
street ID. H. HAYDEN.
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FOR RENT Or LEASE

TNARMS-A 5eautilul farm, thirteen miles
II north OF Memphis and one ano Oh e-il..- =
mile from the Paducah raiiToadi one y ~ "a
and flfty acres cleared, under poo ielloei - -.
and ourhOuses good gin ana oIensIli VII I,yi ~
rented one year or leased Tor I'VE year, y ~
sell four head horses and corn 70 III tt,e 'fes
No. fbfrfv-arre Mace for rent Apply AZ
'A IStif- - $50 POPLAR ; . RGEI.
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Go no Leddin's Business College,

ONE THOUSAND pair Wild Ducks just
received at Edwsrdss Game and Oyster De-
pot, No. IS Second street. Also three thou
sand pounds ReelfOOt lake Fish. Ducks, 40c
pair; nsh, I25zc per pound.
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PERSONAL.

ADDITIONAL bargains At MenkeR
Bros. cheap sale Of dry goods.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-08

We again inform our patrons that we
quote prices only from goods in store,
and sell at our published prices.