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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-14
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.



NEW ORLEANS, October I3.-Weather clsaI
ana cool. Arrived John y. Tolle, 81. Louis
Departed: Commonwealth, st. Louis.
CIEcINEATI, October lS.-River feet I
inches ana falling. Weather clear and cool
PITTsBURs, October lS,-River stationary,
with Is inches in the channel. Weather clear
and pleasant.
NASHVILLE, October l3.-The river is falling
slowly, with feet 3 inches on the shoals.
Weather clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLE, October lS.-RiVer falling,
with 4 feet inches IN the canal, and 2 fee
inches in the Indiana chute. Weather
clear and cool. No arrivals or departures ex-
cept packets.
vICKsBuRs, October IS.-River falling.
Weather clear and cool. Port list-Up:
Atlantic and barges, Joe Kinney.
EVANSVILLE, october Ia-River station
ary Weather clesr and cool Mercury
SiS TO so. Port list: Down; Arlington, mid
night.
ST. LOUIS, October l3.-River falling slowly.
Weather clear snd pleasant. Arrivei !.
Grand Tower, Memphis; Il. G. Yeager, New
Orleans; Colorado, Nicksburg. Departed I:
city OF Vieksburg, Vickbbarg.
LITTLE ROCK, October l3,-Weefher clear
aud pleasant. River still falling, with feet
S inches In the channel by tho gauge. Ar
rived Ella Hughes, Pine Blun.
CArRo, October "a. Noon. weather clear and
cooi- Arrived; John Kyle, New Orleans,
midnight. Departed: John yls, So. Lculs,
q n. Eight-Arrived: Bikmarck, ST. uis,
3 NJ; Octavia, Vieks burg, 5 9.m.; City Of
Chester, St Louis, 9 pm. River feet II
In shea and stationary.
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LEAD MINES IN KENTUCKY.
News for the owners OF Ihe Property
known as the "MenPhis
Lead Nfae"

You are requested to
meet at the office Of the Southern Life insur-
ance company THIS afternoon, ut four O'Clock.
Inc agent, who went 70 New York To negO-
tlate sale OF the property, has returned, aud
win be present 10 report, aud communicate a
matter of interest to ali concerned. II Is
hoped that all will be present promptly al the
hour named. JOHN Z. FllPPlS,
J. W. SCALES,
JOHN Ii. ERSKINF,
Truateaaa
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Second ChsncsEy COurI-waIker Chan.
gAEFor.

Cases set for trial to-day: 5S3, Rag
land VS. Anderson; 5Sl, Torian VS. heed; $50,
CsnnovRn vs. hagiveny; j9l, TOpp vs. WlEgin /;
5g7, shore vs. hOIe; 6l5, collier IS Anderson /;
SO, York " Garner; 80, Lindsey vs. Lindsey
az, Dwy or vs. Savage; 90, Stillmsn VS. still
man 90. Ha lum VS. Price; 6}f, (ireenlaw VS.
Cockeretl; 6l5, state vs. DOrsugh So, Har. is
VI HOegle, 6il, Warren vs. WInn; 6i6 Mayner
vs. Ireda %; 30, Union Bank vs. Norton; Is ,
Battle W Winn; 663, Newberger vs. Ettey; 66S.
Heath vs. Fletcher; GO, JObe VS. Stone; eSO.
Jones vs. kOen; bol, DammOn vs. Connor
6s2, Lumpkin vs. Wilson; G,S, Greeul w vs.
Rsnkin; So, Passmore VS. Richardson; 6S6,
Laird VS. 6ailor; So, Clay VI Davis; CSC, Wat
son vs. Hin; 80, Wallace VS. Hicks; 6Sl, Marie
- kaggiO; b92, stewart vs. Mayor and Alder
men; 633, swift VS. Walt; 6sS, Mahan vs. East
erly SO. Mayor and Aldermen vs. brinkley /;
697, Mayor and Aldermen " OvsrtOn; 69e,
Hyer vs. Home Insurance Company: 10, Lin
coin Us HarDert; 3O2, Lapsley vs. MckeOn; 705,
owlzes vs. Mitchell; 100, Mckenna vs. Curry; ;
7O7, Coward " Ferguson; 7O9, Babb vs. Good |:
no, Cham berlain vs. Carrie; 5I2, Overton vs.
Easterly; 7l3, Morgan vs. Baker; IA, Eddius VS.
Curry IL, Rhodes VS. kOen; 7ls, Bender vs.
WillmRn; ~, Andersen vs. Hunt; SO, Inslee
vs. Gu Lens' Bank; 563, Topp vs. HeIzel; 5 s,
Kodord vs. Kelly.
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COTTON FREIGHTs.
Rates ON the Louisville and Memphis,
the Little Rock, and Little Rock
and Port smith Roads.
The Arkansas Valley Freighting Com
pany's Rates-LIsts Worthy the at.
tentlOn Of Planters and
Merchants.

By the kindness Of John Toof, Esq,
superintendent OF the cotton exchange, we
are enabled this morning 10 present our
readers with The following rates OF
freight on cotton on the vari-
Gus roads named, connecting with this
city. With the exception OF the Arkansas
freighting company, the tables show the rates
OF freight on cotton coming TO the city. The
reason for adding the Valley freightlng com
pany's outward list was to show the reduction
that has taken place. IT will be also remem-
Eered that rates on cotton coming from all
points on The Tennessee river, except JOnn-
sOnville, between Paducsh and Florence,
Lave en- reduced 10 81 50 per bale to the
Memphis warehouse. The Information here
given viii be Of value in the future of the
season, and merchants will do well to cut IL
out and post IL in their offices for reference:
Louisville and Nashville railrosd-Rates per
bale on cotton from points named below 10
warehouse AZ Memphis, Tennessee, taking
effaof Dctnhar 1874
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TENNESSEE

Chattanooga gTumbles about dust.
Kenton has twelve-pOund sweet po-
tsto.
Dyer county will have no fair this
year.
Dyersburg had a religious revival last
week.
Chattanooga has two hose-carrisges
that oost eleven hundred dollars.
The Huntsville county court clerk is
sued eight marriage licenses last week.
In Upton county standing corn is
worth one dollar and half per sushel.
The Troy Nel0s saws: 1--WE hear OF
several very obstinate cases Of bilious fever
In and around town
The family editor Of the Troy NelCs
says: " a few bushels OF sweet potatoes will be
taken Al ia IS office for subscription.
The Troy Net0s says: "On last Mon
day our town was the scene of a little riot that
AZ one time threatened to prove rather serious.
J. ID. and Thomas stevens and Nike Mahan
rad some snort words, ana from thai got 10
using their knives rather freely, but before
much damage was done they were arrested"
Hon. Lee head, son of Colonel John
W. Head, OF Gaistin, has been IenOmi-
mated bv he Wilson county Democracy for
The lower house Of the next Legislature e. And
thI, IA face OF the fact that ne positively de-
chned "a reelection. He has accepted the
uoEuADatlOQ ALu VIII make " lESOu county HE
able representative.
Speaking Of Colonel John w Head,
recently nominated by the fourth con-
qe-sioual Democratic convention, the Gala
Tin Examiner says; Colonel Heat Is recog-
niZed through ut the rtate Is one of onr
abIest lawyers and public advocates. His
name viii give additional strength 10 the al
ready distinguished list OF Democratic con-
gressiOual candidates"
The Chattanooga Times, OF the elev-
euth, says: "Cfentiemen who heard the speech
OF Hon. z. A. james, 81 Smiths Cross Roads,
on thursday night, represent IL as one Of the
nnest efforts ever delivered in the state. He
should be induced 20 deliver II at Memphis,
nashville, Knoxville, and other points In the
State. Wherever heard IL would exert pO-
tentIal influence in the pending canvass"
The Gallatin Examiner, Of the tenth,
says: " The sumner county court Eill con-
vene next Monday week, 10 take into consid-
Grafton the question as 70 whether or not
the whole of The three hundred thousand dol
lars subscription to the Chesapeake and OHIO
railroad shall be paid over 10 the company in
the Sonds OF the county. At its session on
yoEday last, the court decided adversely 70
the application OF the railroad company for
The bonds, but motion was made ard carried
to reconsider The question at the special term
o. the court, to be heid on Monday next"
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MOURNING GOODS.

New arrivals Of Mourning sIlxs, Grss
de Luez, B-rBoor SIoIh, being pure
~iIk ana wooI; Caehsmires, Armour
cloths, BSmbzziBes, TsRfre Cloths,
BLACK GRAPES,
Black AIPaeas, DfsEOnaIs. Grape Wells,
. rape ca lars Grape Ruehinss. aoarB-
lag handkerchief. MOurninE Costumes
made ON shOrt notice.
HsNKEH BROTa Frs.
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

During a recent trial or comparison
OF ordinary baking powders in New York,
with Dooley's Yeast PovdsrS, tt was shown
conclusiyeiy that better results were attained
with from one-hRlf 10 two-thirds the quaint
ty of the latteE, than with any other in mar
ket The secret OF the success lies IN the care
with which Dooleys Yeast Powder is pre-
pared and its entire freedom from substances
that are Injurious to the system.
We challenge comparison at any and all
times. The verdict OF the consumer IS always
in our favor. Tor sale by all grooers.
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LIVINGSTON 4 COMPANY.
Dos EsTIC AND FOEEIGS RAAKERs,
10 PINE STREET. VIEW YORK.

COnservatively organized for doing
the business OF out-of-toWn banks, bankers,
corporations. merchants and indiViduais.
Usual interest allowed on daily balances
Collections made and promptly RENTED.
Corr, spOnde1lee solicited. Exchange on princi-
pal cities Of Europe.
LIvINGsTON, NEwBERN a CO.,
London.
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LAW REPORTS.

Unised states Cireuit aud District Courl
Hon COansIly +. TrieE, PresidioE-
MerTiman & Wilcox vs steamboat
Mary Boyd, decree for hbellant and appeal
granted johnson vs. steamboat Dexter, decree
10 favor Of claimant, and appeal granted
Waddy Thompson VS. Bridges, care argued and
taken under sdvisemeDt; Riddle, Coleman &
Co vs. Pillow urphy, seve ance granted.
several indictments were found by the grand
jury. These courts adjourned yesterday 10 the
nrst Monday in November. when Judge En-
mons is expected here.
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he KY SMITH, Chairman,
EUGE f LEHMAN,
OWES DNlER.

The report is not signed by the other COM
missioners, W. II. stephens and J. d. Dan
bury. The report was received ana Fl edn by
the court the following being The vote:
Ayes -WitheTington, Lyon, HammOndtree,
Spelman, Winters 5neeJ, Bartlett, HOleman,
Brown aud Stone-l0. Nays-GIles, MOncrief,
Coleman, PulIism, Allen, Jones, Hoegel, FL
llOtt, and Thompson (cOlOredl 20.
The court ordered that Mrs. lowell and her
ten destitute children be sent to the county
poOrhouse.
The account OF ". B. Brooks in the sum Of
ninety dollars, for constructing q bridge on
Marion avenue, was allowed.
Adjourned 10 nine o'clock this morning.
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Friday. November 10. 1874.

between the hours Of II and O'Clock, at the
southern gate OF Court square, Memphis
Tennessee, sell for cash, 70 the hlghes bidder
al public auction, the following property
situated in said county and State, an1 de-
scribed in said trust oetd as follows; Lots No.
IS and Is, 90 the plan Of the subdivision al
the estate OF L. y. stewart a. sold by decree
OF the Chancery Court Of the city Of Memphis
naDdo road OF one hundred and one feet aud
running back on one side one hundred and
INV feel, and Oh the other tide two hundred
and AZ and ons-hslf feet TO an ey.
An riFht OF rtdsmptioL IL expressly wsiveI
by the terms OF said trust deed. Title believed
20 b sood, bat vii sell ana convey only as
Sofi1 CHARLES L. PARTEE, TruItss.
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THE COUNTY COURT.
Report fzem the Courthouse COmmis-
sIoners-vOte on she Acceptance
y. p. AndsraOn's Rocks.
The court met at ten o'clock yesterday

THE HOTEL COURTHOUSE.
The following report was made by the over
ton hotel courthouse building commissioners:
The commissioners on The new courthouse
report the rooms aud building they expect
win be ready for delivery, etc, in the next
ten days. The contractor and architect have
performed their service 10 the Satisfaction OF
tue commissioners. The price agreed 70 be
paid the contractor according 10 the plans and
specifications, for the work Of changing and
hitting the building Tor courthouse was tWen-
ty-three thousand six hundred and ninety
dollars less than tbs proposals OF Mr.. Reid.
which were rejected by the court; including
he ROOF, by the sum Of three thousand seven
hund ed and nfty-siX dollars, and less than
his proposals, emitting the roof, by the sum of
one thousand i've hundred and six dollars.
II is estimated that rebates on the work done
by the contractor will exist 10 the amount OF
severa hundred dOllaus, the precise amount
the comm i-st0nerH are yet unable to state.
The contractor has already been paid on his
contract sixteen thousand seven hundred and
seventy dollars The commissioners have
employed the contractor 10 do additional
work TO the amount Of one thousand
seven hundred and twenty-two dollars
and htty cents, 10 1t up the rooms,
With seats, ratings, platforms, ETC., which are
necessary for the use OF the rooms Bat OF
this amount, the rebate- mentioned above are
10 be deduct, d, and the commission - nave
employed the contractor u m AXE changes aud
additions 10 the original contract 10 small
amount, say six hundred TO nine hundred dot
lar, not yet a>certalned. Much =ethains 10 De
done to prepare the rooms for use, chairs,
viii ewsshing, repair OF roof, filing cisterns
CT tanks, and bridging over the area, moving
the snfrs, ola furn lure carpets, etc and put
ting down and fixing the same, and shelves,
piReon-holes RACKS, brackets a1d supply ing
whatev, T Is need u in the way Of completing
the building and od1ces and cOurtroomsr soeh
as carpets chairs, benches, etc, 50 that the
So e shall De ready and d for use. 1ney re-
commend that the elevator aud its engine, ana
It's rppurteuRnces De sold. they recommend
tina the roOms prepared Tor the United ates
courtroons be rented to the United states
FOR sucn purposes. They also recon-
mend that the rooms on the ground
floor suitable Tor rent De rented TO per-
sous proper for tenants They recommend
that the court be- authorized to expenu not
over twenty i've hundred dollars additional
to the former limit on the amount which they
are authorized TO eIpend, 20 be expended ON
the several matters hat may be useful and
needful TO the completion OF the offices,
rooms, roof, furniture, Whitewashtng, finish
Ing the area, labor, asld other appurtenances
that may be neeaful, which the committee
FaF r fruT Tv- -
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EVERYWHERE KEEP 1T.

Why? Because DOoley's Yeast Pow
der has achieved q reputation second 10 none
for strength, purity, reliability and economy.
II produces most elegant, light biscuits, rolls,
etc, and 10 exact are the proportions OF each
ingredient that the same results follow each
time. /: permits no waste OF fiour-is conve-
Dient to use, and the food prepared with II Is
such that a can be eaten and relished by the
most sensitive dyspeptic or invalid without
fear OF Indigestion. Manufactured by Dooley
sale at retail by all sTocers.
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second Circuit COurt-asIsey, Judge.
Court meets at ten O'Clock this
morning. Tue following is the calendar for
to-day: SsS5, Someryille vs. Boyle admi o istra-
tor; 4062. Somers lie, agent, VS. city of Mem
phis; 4l39, Logwood vs. AppersOn; ass, Dickin-
son & Co. VS. MOOres a Co; 4l65, Martin VS.
Memphis and AIkansa- River packet com
psuy; 4l7O, Thomson rs Wilson; All, Bush
" Carolina life insurance company; fzG2,
Judge, Goblin Co vs. Raines, jr.i i20i, Hoist
& Co. vs. Gibson, administrator; !l6, Szerenyi
vs. Reinieh; 42l7, Jones & 20. vs. johnson, ad-
ministrst, 2; Els, Gregory VS. OK 4 Beehler;
1910, Walsh vs. Decatur Doyle; 1924, O'Lsughlin
VS. Kane; 422S. Scarboro VS. Zannne; 42s2, Cole
vs. Montana; asa Tighe vs. Allen; 4l57, Todd
VI NJ stthews; rs, Csrbery * Casey VS. King
den; 4lS9 same VI same; 424l, Dutchess County
mutual insurance company vs. Murphy; 1912,
Cherry VS. shelby c unity; 1913, 6reenlaw Us
same; 445, Moffatt & Twohig vs. Edmouds;
4247, Banning & Co. " De,saueT; 42iS, Fogarty
vs. Memphis and selma railroad company;
1919, Panesi vs. Boswell & Bail; 4ZjO, Douglass
IS BLESSING; 1858, collier vs. Victor sewing ma
chine company.
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The -four and meal exhibited by
Aessrs. FsrTow, Raines & Co., manufactured
By Messrs Murray & Brown, OF this county,
was award ID the premium at our recent fair
Messrs. Farrow, Raines & Co, keep constantly
on hand an ample stock OF each, az No. Il
Union street.
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Carload new California canned fruits
and salmon, received direct from the packers
| at San Francisco; new, fresh and cheap.
OLIVER, FINNIE a co.
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ATTEND Pobertsnu's Business College

II you want n hydrsnt, street. washer,
or Plumbing OF any kind, you can get it al
Brownies, Is Jefferson street where You are
sure TO be suited in style and price.
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PERSONAL.

hon. CoNALLY +. TRIGG left the city
last evening ior Nashville, where he holds
court fOr the next month.
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TWO-stOry frame, very convenient and
desirable location. street cars passing
ia front. Low 10 "a PFonpI tenant. Ap-
ply 20 Il. q. G0LLEn BERG,
sea Hafn stPSN4S
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THE hoard ID Director al the Mem.

The board OF directors OF the Mem
phis Agricultural and Mechanical society an
nounce with regret. thai the proceeds real
lied from the late fair will pay to those enti-
tied TO premiums, and Others contributing to
the operations Of the fair, less than nfty per
cent. They will, therefore, pay the same,
commencing wednesday, fourteenth instant,
At No. 4, courthouse, one-half In cash, and the
balance in certificates Of Indebtedness, which
they will issue TO all entitled to the same
A. b. HAYNES, President.
LEON TROUsDALE, Secretary.
MEMPHIS October u 1874.
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STOLEN.

SIE REWARD-SJolen, on The sth inst. one
SlO light strawberry roam horse, about IS
hauds high. years old; has black name and
tail and a scar on one o. his hind legs; slso,
the enlargement OF the right hind ankle,
which makes him limp when trOttiDg. The
above reward will be paid for recovery OF
same 2. 7. RAIN EN.
Coldwater, Miss, October IL, ls74. octl8
HOKSE-S25 REV ARD-W ednesdsy night,
n from my residence, on Latham avenue,
a large rne irOn-Cray horse, seven years o q,
about sixteen hands nigh, with q blue mark
on his side resembling figure 2 also. had
sore in one OF his ears with string in 80; well
gated. The above reward Will be psld t9T MS
recovery. WIN. k0ln y.
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latest designs, endless variety, at popular
HOOK & LAG RILL, $50 Second street.
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HOOK &LAGBILL's celebrated Eureka
rOof.cOating, the cheapest ana best in use.
No. S26 Second street.
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RERL-POOT fish, fine Norfolk oysters,
and prairie chicken for sale low. For further
inform alton apply at }. A. SIGNAIGO,
ZTs Second street
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RESIDENCE EOR KENT.

A FULL assortment and rich stock of
solid gold jewelry at the Jet Palace. Prices
lower than ever. -
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Trustees Sale.

TN DER and by virtue OF deed OF trust
U executed 70 me March q, ls7l, by Annie
y Johnston, 10 secure a certain indie btedness
therein mentioned, and OF record IN the Reg
sters ONCE OF shelby county, in book ., page
raj 4 All m
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city Il 81 245 Sc
cond street. HANSON Il WALKER.
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COKE, COKE, COKE.

Upton is the only county outside Of
Shelby which holds a fair this fsiI. Go 10 Il,
every bO<fy -
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Lay in coke while it is cheap. For
sale By all the coal dealers and the gas COM
pany.
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NEW CALIFORNIA CANNED FRUITS.

SPECIAL trains, each day, to Upton
county fair, and return.
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RUMFORD Yeast Powders have given
satisfaction ia Memphis for two years.
OLIVER, FINSIE & co.
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IC- OoIIINs dealer in ch

J. Q. COLLINS, dealer in choice gro
eeries, canned goods, etc, VIII. on Saturday,
open in connection with his grocery business,
a meat department., where at all times will
be found the choicest beet, mutton and pork
IN fact, ali that Is contained IN q frst-eiass
butchers stall. His motto =, and has been
standard goods and Iull weights. H!s old
customers are invited 10 call, IS hei conf-
dent OF swing entire satisfaction g. hereto
fore. All goods delivered with pr5mptness.
free Of charge. Ramsnbef the place, 10
Alabama StrSet, junction Of Poplar.
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A LARGE, varied aud cheap sssort-
uasnt o. toys, lunch baskets, school -Aatehals
uurssTy -ohRirH, u2Ala, etc, al Wheeler PICK,
ems 4 Co, IS shd - Main strest
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A COMPLETE new and elegant line OF
window Shades Just received, and or sale
cheap BY Hook & La3rilI, S2B Second street
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ATTENTION is called to the WaveTly
Hall Fruit Farm, Kerr avenue, which, under
the management OF John T. Spicer, IS pre-
pared TO furnish strawberry and raspberry
p ants In quantities suit pur hasers. Leave
orders Al Spioer q Ryan's, Ss4 Main street.
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RUMFoRD Yeast PJWders have been
used for two years b. the best people in Mem
phls OLIVER, FlNNIE & co.
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CALCIMINING and House Painting
executed neat, quick, cheap and durable
NOOK 8 LAGkILi.. Cd Second sfreef
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THE most elegant stock Of black gar
net goods just received at the Jet Palace.
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NOTICE TO GROCERs.

RUMFORD YEAST Powders are the
cheapest yeast powders, being fun weight and
good. OLIVER, FINNIES CO
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Establishment, 81 Madison street. Ia
open Tor the fall season. Best work, at prices
"a suit the times.
IA. HOLLENBERG, Prspr,e,or.
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Fresh OYSTERS received daily at Vim.
cent Bo1to's let Front street.
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Upton county fair at COvington, the
present terminus Of the Memphis and Psdu-
cab abroad, on the 18th, 10Th, and 18th OF
october.
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rog ~; LIN Rats. From CS+L.LM Rate

Memphis and Little Rock Ratlway-Cottoa
Rates. per Bale, from stations on St Louis,
Iron Mountain and southern and Texas and
Pacific RAILWAYS. TO Memphis.
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THERE will be high mass tomorrow
morning at nine o'clock AT ST. Peters church,
Tor the repose of the soul Of Thomas Ettzger-
aid. 81 Peters SOdality viii attend IN body.
The largest stock of jet goods you
viii End at the Jet Palace.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-14

L, der the above tariff, Mem Uhis merchants
can snip goods 70 points named at fifteen to
twenty cents per one hundred pounds lower
rates than can be done from St Louis, New
Orleans, or any other point.
If YOU want the best and cheapest
baby carriage, 20 20 Wheeler, Piekens & Co,
S2s and $50 Main strset.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-14

T1ProS county fair, 18th, 18th and