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THE GREATREVIVAL.
CIOsinE Services Yesterday az the Cam
herland PresbyteFian Church
by Rev. ar. Graves.

Yesterday Mr.. Graves closed his series
Of meetings with the Baptist church.
es OF this city by q general thanks
| Cumberland Presbyterian church, at
half-past nine O'clock. It may not
be amiss to give q general summary OF
| the most interesting work Of this extraOr-
binary man in Memphis. Since his ar
rival on the twelfth, he has preached,
rain or shine, and to immense audiences,
fourteen sermons and conducted almost
as many prayer-meetings. These ser
mons, embracing the grand themes Of
the Bible, christian experience, and calls
TO the impenitent have been simple,
pointed and practical, full of earnestness
and of the spirit, and directed to every
heart in the faith that God would make
his own truth effective. Many preach
ers OF the period are mere moralizers or
mere sensati0nists, seeking popularity,
or to entertain their congregations. Mr..
Graves believes what he says; believes
1t will be blessed, and never refrains to
declare any truth, however unpopular or
offensive TO the naturally depraved
heart. He seeks to please or fatter no
one, but only to awaken and save his
fellow man. He is pre-eminently man
of prayer, purity and piety, and hence
he never fails to accomplish the promised
results Of the gospel in the preaching of
its truths. He walks, and talks, and
thinks, and feels, and acts, all in his Sa-
vior, as perfect reality. Too many OF
the best of sermoniZers preach as If they
did not believe what they taught, and
SO they live, pray and act In tine matter
as q mere form. No wonder thew have
no power, while the simplest man Of God
prevails like Christ, his master, over the
multitudes who gladly hear the gospel
delivered in its untarnished and unvaT-
nlshed simplicity and power. Let all
learn lesson from this man, whose Ia
bOrs have revived hundreds of chris
tisns, brought back scores of backsliders,
and converted hosts Of sinners, even in
Memphis, during his short stay. The
sermons OF Mr.. Graves on "rhe UnpaT-
donAble Sm,n "The Blood of Christ"
''TO the Young Men," "To the Young
Ladies" 1.-THE New Birth" and "Con-
secration," were among his most effect
i've discourses. 1t was truly astonishing
to see so many so powerfully moved,
without sensation, excitement or revival
trickery, but simply by calm, earnest ap-
peal to the heart and Judgment. There
have been, Of course, many conversions,
and the deepest religious awakening we
have ever observed in the city of Mem
phis. We feel confident, too, that this
work will continue, not only by further
aggression, but in the permanent and
lasting good which true, spiritual
christianity always leaves upon a.
community. We are sorry TO
part with Mr.. Graves; but he now goes
to Jackson, Tennessee, where we expect
to hear that his labors have been abun-
dainty successful. We need not speak
of the meeting yesterday, as it was one
of the best, and but specimen OF many
which have preceded it, and which we
have announced from time to time, in
full, In the columns OF the APPEAL.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

There were seventy-five dodgers a
the Administered statiOnhouse night be,
fore last.
Little Nell, the California Diamond
will glitter like an evening star at the
Fheater next week.
The Southern express company has
again our acknowledgements for atten-
tons in the shape Of files Of New York
papers.
| Remember the HU1pty DUMMY en-
tertainment tonight, the matinee to-
/ morrow afternoon, and the grand fare
well tomorrow night;
Coleman Weaver, colored, was ar
rested yesterday on the charge Of steal
I iBg 3 trunk containing two hundred
| dollars. Weaver claims to be a printer;
| Il 81, he has never attained rank of the
devil.
There viii be 8 meeting at half-past
four o'clock this afternoon, at the
chamber Of commerce, to secure aid for
the Tuscumbia, Alabama, sufferers. 1t is
hoped there viii be a large attendance
Of citizens.
Those who have provisions, clothing
OF money to give to the Tuscumbis suf-
the committee appointed q few even
ings ago. We hope cur people will
generously sid the unfortunate people OF
fuscumbia.
Constable Shelby yesterday reported
that thele was a dead man i'm the brew
cry below Fort Pickering, and Justice
spellman went In search Of the body in
order to inquest it. He was unable to
ind the place, but will make another
visit 10 the above vicinity to-day.
The steamer Idlewild, from Cairo,
arrived last night, with an excursion
Osrty OF knights Templar, from Spring
ield, Illicois. The Idlewild leaves this
morning for New Orleans, and We have
90 doubt but what thet trip will be pleas
snt and interesting to the gentlemen on
board.
AT four o'clock yesterday afternoon
a party Of thieves broke into John Pow.
EMS residence on Promenade street and
we're discovered in the act of pilferinR
the rooms by a lady who gave the alarm.
A party OF men at work in the navy
yard gave chase and soon captured the
thieves, whom they held until Sergeant
Arrsta and Officers NJ. Z. Council and
M'Mshn arrived and took them to the
stattOnhouse. The thieves gave their
names as Richard Burk, George Shaw
and George Allen.
THANKSGIVING day in this city was eel
ebrated with prayer, rOsst-turkey and
elegant dinner-parties. During the dsy
many business houses were closed, and
ia the afternoon this suspension became
quite general. We heard Of great
many turkeys being slaughtered and
served up in fine style, bat ''nary time
did anybody say turkey 70 u.s." there.
fore we complain OF fort neglect, and |
are ready 10 gObJle up the first little |
duck OF sweet little dear that chances to /
come within our reach,
Day before yesterday Officers Malo-
ney and Cheek haileda negro who was
driving at rapid rate along Madison /
street. The negro, however, urged his /
mule on, and being halted by another
policeman down Madison street, ran his
vehicle against and upset the officer
who then jumped upon q horse and
CHASED the reckless negro 10 3 cotton.
saed near the Charleston depot, where
he fugitive abandoned his vehicle and
made good his escape. Having changed
1is clothing and substituted a white
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horse FOR s mule, he yesterday was seen
driving at Tapid rate down Main street
BY Officers Cheek and Msloney, who,
rushing through the billiard hall Of the
Peabody Hotel, intercepted him on Mon
roe street, and lodged the careless tndi-
vidual in the Adams street station
mouse. IL turns out that his name is
John Pharr, who was accused OF being
accessory to the fatal stabbing Of John
Foley, white, porter OF Union street
house, last summer year ago. II will
be remembered that the man who muir
dered Foley was sent TO the peniteutiaTy.
A negro woman yesterday swore out a
warrant against PhaFr for brutality as
saulting her "Wednesday night.
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ANUS ShENTS.



The H1tHPty DHBlpty matinee, YES
terdsy afternoon, attracted an overflow
ing house, the great majority OF those
present being ladies and children, who,
Ike the gentlemen, whether young OF
old, shared in the great fun afforded 10y
he excellent production Of this unri-
vailed pantomime. Fox, the great
laughter-witch, was in another happy
mood Of feeling, and was even more
clever than the evening previous. The
-pectators had but little excuse for not
laughing, ard could make no apology
FOR being at ali composed, unless it was
when enjoying the many specia!tie@
hat now characterize FOx's Huiapty
DuDlpty entertainment. Nine. Lucia
and the ouin Brothers, in their
astonishing fests, accomplished what
seemed to be beyond the attainment OF
human deXteTity aud skill. Thei.
balancing, tumbling and other acrobatic
acts were assO many unexpected won
1ers, and the appreciation of the specta-
Jors was duly manifested by hearty ap-
plause and EXPLANATIONS Of delight,
Mrs. Georgia Dean Spaulding is a true
trtist, one who Is thoroughly an fat.
and knows how to touch the harm with
exquisite sOftness aud matcnless pre-
cisiOn. Her stsff-bell solus and Id
.ornet performance evidenced a ffue
musical talent, that has been carefully
nained and most happily developed
Altogether, the entertainments yester-
day afternoon and last night were eoual
% those Of the preceding evening, and
1he audiences, as usual, were made up
II the most intelligent and appfecia-
tive Of our citizens.
Hebrew Orphans Fair.
Next Monday night the Young ladies
OF the Hebrew congregation OF this city,
viii Inaugurate q grand fair at The
Memphis club hall, for the benefi ofthe
Hebrew orphans. The fair will continue
Monday and Tuesday nights, the attrsC-
uon Tor the latter evening being the
beautiful plsy Of Ben Bolt. by the Mem
phis dramatic club. We hope tais fair
will be literally patronizsd, for its lauda
ole aim deserves the support and aid OF
every one.
So PRfriek's FaIr.
The st. PatIick's parish free school
iair, at Assembly hall, continues TO in
lerest and attract a large attendance
every night. The entertainment IS being
l"huNSecH ~ HuLAAdoic Stlits auO al
ords varied amusement for all who at
END. The ladies who have charge oil
he different departments exert them
selves most gracefully to render the fair a
pleasant place OF resort FOR the young
people, especially, and are unremitting
IN their efforts TO accomplish what they
have undertaken. The public should
encourage and support this fair, aud
thereby contribute TO a most worthy
cause, for no benefit is half so great as
hat TO be derived from good schools.
Remember that this fair is given in aid
of the st. Patrick Is parish free schools.
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During a recent trial or comparison
OF ordinary baking powders in New York,
with DoOley's Yeast Powders, 10 was shown
conclusively that better results were attained
with from One-half TO two-thirds the quanti-
ty of the latter, than with any other in mar
ket. The secret of the success lies In the care
with which DOoley's 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. For sale by all grocers.
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PARIS MILLINERY.
PRICES TO SUIT THE TINES.
Goods 10 Please Every body.

LEUBRIE BROTHERS
Have received This week large LET'S %
new goods, which are now ready nj sisI
lower rates than sold before.
FRENCH FELT HATS,
Best qualities, 6Oc, zoe, 81.
SILK PLUSH HATS,
Kew shapes, 81, 81 so.
OSTRICH PLUuEs,
Very large, 75c 50 So.
OSTRICH TIPS,
All cOIors, 20 60 zoe.
TRIMMING SILKS,
Assorted eOIOrs, SOC, zoe, 81,
SILK YELVEFS.
Fashionable shades, 81 20 so 50 so.
FRENCH FL OwEES
New Assortment for Hats. Dress and
evening wear. We keep she largest
stock and best assortment in the city.
Paris Pattern Hats ss 80 20 So so.
ChiIIren's Pattern Hats, 81 TO 50, sTirn-
med In AiIk veIvets, best silks and rib
boHs, ostrich PLANES, etc, By the most
pattern makers In ihe city.
LEUBgIE B ROs..
22O and 22s Matn street.
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NOTICE.

Ill advertising Bills after this
date, for amounts Tess than Fjye
Dollars, must be paid for before
insertion. This rule JUiU be
strictly adhered to.
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NOTICE..

TIE undersigned begs leave 10 inform
his friends and former patrons that he
Is now located at No. IS Madison street,
where may be obtained at all times the
most choice oysters, game, poultry and
celery to be obtained In the city. Very
respectfully, W. II. wARRINGTO n,
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KAsONIc.
The Brethren on Their Way TO New
Orleans-Ihe Boats that Have Ar
rived and wiz Arrive Here
To-Day.
Proceedings Of the General Grand
Chapter Of the United States at
Nashville Yesterday -Ad-
iOarBment.
THE ARRIVALS AT MEMPHIS.

The steamer Idlewild, from Cairo, ar
rived Last night with the Springfield
(Ill.) eOmmandery, and leaves for New
Orlea at nine o'clock this morning.
At later hour during the night the
Great Republic arrived from Cairo with
AscalOn cOmmandeFy OF st. Louis, q
band Of music and one hundred and
sixty invited knights. The boat will
remain until nine O'clock this morning,
TO await the arrival Of the delegation
from Washington and Columbia. The
following prominent officers are ia the
party: v. L. HuTlbui, Y. G.. &.
and generalissImo of the United
States; r. NJ. Brown, OF Buffalo, p. O..
G.. of New York; +. i Storrett, Of But
fslo, p. G.. g. of New York; George w.
Lininger, p. G.. G. Of Iowa, and James
i. Aglar, p. q. G. Of Iowa. There are
delegations from New York, Pennsyl-
yaDia, Ohio, Iowa, Nebraska, Colorado,
and Kansas. The officers Of AscalOn
commandery who are with the party
ere: +. Sir James +. Agar, p. G.. COM
mander of Missouri; Sir G.. J. Goodman,
generalissimO; Sir George w. West,
captain general; A. holland, prelate
Sir w. P. Mullen, treasurer; Sir Fred
etiCh V'iiAaA4Soh' ieCViuei Oh ~. "
Conner, senior warden; Sir g. w. Pur-
dy, junior warden; Sir f. J. Crandall,
S. b; Cir J. M'DOnsId, standard bearer;
Sir Z. Lowe, warder; Sir H. L. Whit
man, captain of guard; Sir G. K. Can
dee, first guard; Sir d. G.. Cook, second
guard; Sir H. w. Hubbard, third guard
These officers are the gentlemen who
entertained Cyrene commandery, Of this
city, upon the occasion Of their visit TO
ct. Touis.
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Use Williams Balsam of Wild Cher.
ry and Wood Naptha, the best remedy
known for Coughs, Colds, asthma,
Bronchitis, Consumption, and all affee-
tions of the throat and lungs. Try it
aud be convinced of its magical effects.
For sale by all druggists.
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Brooks, Nicely 8 Co. No. gg7 Front a

Brooks, Nicely & Co, No. S67 Front st. ,
Have in store, and are receiving, the
finest assortment and largest stock of
Louisiana sugar and molasses brought
to this market during the present sea-
son. They bought at bottom figures for
cash, which enables them 20 offer supe-
riOr inducements TO the trade.
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HALL & Co.,
STOP THAT COUGH.

No. So Union street, keep the best sad
die stock for sale in the market.
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The cases undisposed of on Wednes-
days calendar, together with the fol-
lowing, will constitute the calendar for
to-day: 1858, 1862 1912, 1924, 1910, 7s7.
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The following cases are set for trial
to-day: 81, John Williams; 81, Har-
ris johnson; 81, P. ]. ClaYwell; $50,
Bill Robinson; 400, John Murray; $40,
Bell Biggers; 400, Ed. Smith, 400, Louis
Jefferson,
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Just received, fine stock OF new toys
and fancy boxes OF all kinda, wax and
China dolls and ornamental cakes very
cheap. BsfoFs purchasing elsewhere
call at BEKT0E's,
Corner Fourth and Poplar streets.
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CHRIS FMAsl CH6ISTAAs!

Good Norfolk oysters at thirty-five
cents per can, at J. a. SIGNAIGOS,
as Second and l68 Main streets,
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TAKEN UP.

I tOW- On Sunday, Nov. q, 1874, one red and
y white COW, mediuro site; half crop in
dght ear, smooth crop snd under-bit in the
EN- both horns sawed OF.
GEO B. CHAMPLlN,
rDvN Head Of Rass avenue.
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FRESH SPARERIBS
At George Thomas, SIS Poplar.
FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

DON'T FORGET to hand in your favors
early to appear in our mammoth Sum
day issue.
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IF you wish to let the public know
that you are live merchant, advertise.
The SUNDAY APPEAL is the best me-
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You ought 10 visit DIS. Wesson q
Sons Office, 2iS Main street, and see
their new machine for preparing teeth
to he filed. It is done with much less
pain than with the hand instrument.
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Ftrs, ttrcu,s Court-yudxe HeIsAeII.

The Crawford church case was the
only one called and tried Wednesday.
The trial will likely consume the whole
Of to-day. Calendar unchanged.
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II ycu want to purchase or hire a good
Saddle horse.
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JILL % lI1I y I7FTVasIsI
CAIRO, ILL, November 25.-ElwOod
commandery No. 6,Of knights Templar,
of S 1ringdeld, Illinois, w. D. Richard
son, commander, on the steamer Idle
wild, leaves tonight, and wil be due in
Memphis Friday morning.
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90 10 HALL & CO.'S

GET YOUR FURS REPAIRED
md refined at Dsry's, IL Jefferson.
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REMEMBER when you want to buy 8
good running-walkeT or fox-trotter, go to
Hale q cor.
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THE SUNDAY APPEAL is the best adj
yertising medium in the State.
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KENTUCKY SADDLE HORSES

For sale at Hall & Co.'s. Also, good
draw mules.
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THE SUNDAY APPEAL will be uuusu-
ally attractive, and offers the best in
ducements for advertisers 10 reach a
large class Of readers.
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Second Cbaneery C0ur1-waIker, Chan
cellar.

Second Cbaneery Court-waIker, Chan
ceIIOF.
Calendar for to-day: %, Sarran VS.
O'COnnor; ass, Dinsmore VS. Boyd; $50,
Hallum vs. Price; 634, Greenlaw VS.
COckrell; S27, Hartley vs Walker; $50,
Evans VS. Beaumont; SEQ, Page VS. First
national bank; 926, Eddins VS. Shelby;
944, Williams VS. Bowman; 1910, Hunt
VS. Atkinson; 1901, White VS. Rootes;
1897, White VS. Rootes; 1I06, Avant VS.
Hayden; ll15. BottO VS. Harranto; 1l23,
Mahoney vs. Harris; 1924, Jones VS. APP
person; 1l25, Robinson VS. Hall; 1126,
Dent VS. Northrop; 1884, Pneden vs.
Williams.
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FLowEEs, dubious roots, plants, beu-
Duets and decorations. Craig's, 379 Main.
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II you want 8 hydrsnt, stTeet-washer.
on plumbing OF any kind, you can get it a
Brownies, 10 Jefferson street where Won sre
anre % be suited In stVle and nrIca
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NEURIL.-The instantaneous cure for
'ssSraa0sa. Geo. W. Jones & Co, keep il.
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THE MRMPHIS ATEAM uYFIyg

establishment, 81 Madison street. is
open for the fall season. Best work, at prices
to suit the times.
b. A. HOLLENBERG Proprietor.
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYFING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city Is at 2sg Sc
cOnd street. HANSON 4 WALKER.
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LIVINGSTON 4 COMPANY,
Bon ESrIC AND FOREIGN RANKERs,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

COnservatively organized for doing
| the business Of out-of-town banks, bankers,
corporations, merchants and individuals.
Usual interest allowed on daily balances.
Collections made and promptly RENTED.
Correspondence solicited. Exchange on princi-
pal cities OF Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERN & CO.,
London.
Go TO Leddin's Business College.
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DOWN GOES THE PRICE.

CABANAS CIGARS, sc EACH.
d. Esch, 2T0 Second, opp. Court Square
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the Sir Knights Exe~r.ion to Ne,

I he Sir knights ExeRrsiOn 10 New Or
leans.
Special to the Appeal
CAIRO, ILL, November 25.-AscalOn
commandery Of knights Templar, Of ST.
Louis, leave here on the Great Republic
on time, will leave Memphis at nine
o'clock Friday morning, and arrive in
New Orleans Monday night.
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LAW REPORTS.

First CbsneerysCOurt-Ch Nor.
gRH.
This court will meet pursuant to adj
journment at ten O'Clock to-day, which
is motion day.
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FRESH HINGE PIES
And fine Confectionery. Call at
sPECHT d WALTERS,
No. 81 Madison.
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STRAY Ed OR SToLEN

,lORREA MULE-On Friday. November 1llh.
y from my place, on Spring street, near zen
tral Point, a sorrei mare mule nine % seh
years old, about fourteen hands nlgh. a .lYe'
raj reward Will be paid for her return 10 me.
noy25 W. II. HESBIT.
DOE REWARD-Wfi be paid for the retn'
0ZO OF a SOrrel mare mule, near % hanus
nigh. : or years old and branded \ . on lnt
eft shoulder. stolen on the night o. the lSth
rom J. 81. WILLIAMSON,
Isnr. La Rose and Jackson sts. Mennphia.
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UeuutbtF bFuuer-Hundl Hall.
The Deutscher Bruder-Bund will give
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DUlLDiNG-suisa able Tor sale S able or On.
. dcrJsker's establishment Terms easv
Azores p Appeal Office.
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icy IouowIng. Tbey VIII not win at
A handful Of determined
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WAEz.

NDUNG NJ EMO learn telegraph opeI atins
u FOR new railroad Ofdces; permanent posi-
{. ms a. soon as qualified. address Pacific anC
Atlantic Telegr aph, l5l d ain 81. MenphiE idAW
IL 70 know that tue CUSTOM HOUSE
~ corner O. shelby and GayusO street,
gives the hest beds and meals Tor p cents
Open al night. no26
AITUATION-By a white woman, in a phi
~ vste family; best Of TefersI ce. Apply al
nor4 lT JEFFERs N ST.
nOOM And BOAED-ay a gentleman ano
II wife, furnished room and board, in q
private family. Terms must be moderate
= itl reference, stating terms and location
address o. K, this ONCE.
EITUATluN-By an experienced salesman
- IN q wholesale grocery liquor or tobacco
house. Address SALESMAN, this Office.
100 HANDS-TO work on levee. Apply 10
lUU HARDEMAN a POLK,
nos Al Hardtlmes, Tensas parish, La.
EETANTED-YOUR ATTENTION 10 THE
w MEMPHIS AWNING MANUFACTO-
IA 81 Washington st. Awnings OF all styles
made 10 order. cabinet work and Furniture
made and repaired, re-uphOlstered, vanished,
zAd packed for shipment. Carpets taken OF.
cleaned al relaiu. All WORK cal ed for and de.
ArFrer free ~ rhsrue. z KITTEN RERC5.
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SEsgEEs AND 8CAEE.
% OUMs AND BOARD-First class rooms,
N with board. Gs MADISON ST.
FIINE FRONT ROuM-With board. where
I there are DO children. Apply at l23 Court.
DCDM-A foe furnished front room. in
n strictly private French fBmi with board.
app y al l66H W ELLINGTON ST.
GENERAL elegant rooms. with board, al res-
y s0Dable rates, AZ 100 Union.
DOOMs AND BOARD-Desirsblef front room,
u with board, at s. UNIJN ST.
doom AND 5OARD- One uulurnished
~ room in private family. l0l ADAMS ST.
EDOOXs AND BUAkD-
NJ at IS MONROE ST.
DOOM AND BOARD-Fine front room on
n first aOOr, unfarnished, with board. Can
scc0m rnOdsIe q few day boaniers also. Apply
81 lsi Third sheet, corner OF Washington.
DOONs-GEE HOUSE,, cor. Main and Beale.
~ FIFTY newly furnished rooms, single OF
IN salts, FOR gentlemen only; IS snd 81 pei
month 50 and IS cents Per day. Good board
ct q 20 dollars reT week. m the building. Eele
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Of cleared land; vii rent ali or part OF IL very
lO- 10 q good tenant. The par \ renting can
lay Lis rents BY fixing up fences, ho4sess &c
this " inter-. Apply 10
tGw 9DJDLFFT L co. "a Fr,,,t ~
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latitude or longitude-whether il can 6s
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