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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1874-04-19

The approaching festival OF the ST. Georges
Society of New York viii be celebrated with I'M
usual enthusiasm this year. The dinner is TO be
held at Delmonlco's on st. Georges Day as usual
and Sir Edward Thornton, the British Minister NJ
washington; Captain Sir LamDton Lorraine and
others nave ALREADY sign,fed their intention OF be.
ing present as guests on The occasion.
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call, signed by a majority OF the Board OF
Aldermen, has been issued for special meeting
on Monday afternoon, at three O'Clock. The con
brmation OF Judge H0wland for Ponce Comllls-
stoner viii PROBABLY be cal ed up.
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esfiaati0n. Office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-28
ADJUSTMENTS.



There was large and fashionable au.
dience at the Theater last night. HlB1ptl
Du1lpty was rendered in the excellent
style so characteristic Of Fox and bis
Well-trained pantomimic troupe. The
spectators were kept IN continuous
laughter; for the pantomime of Htt1nptl
Dlt1aOty abounds ia ridiculous scenes and
amusing incidents, and Is rich with
mirth, fun and humor, that delight, in
terest and charm every one. The spe-
cial features OF this troupe are remarka.
bic in their kind, and, TO some extent,
cutie novel. Among the more elegant
Of these IL the musical performances OF
Mrs. George Dean Spaulding, who is a
true artist, thoroughly in sympathy
with the inspiring spirit Of her profess
sion. Her solos upon the harp, staff
bells, and, more especially, upon the gold
cornet, are evidences Of the high talent
she possesses, and the high degree of
proficiency che has attained In music.
She Is q valuable feature Ia the special
ties Of this entertainment. The mar
Vicious acrObatic feats OF the Ouin
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Personal.

The Jacksonville fla NeIO SoutI
Gays that Colonel George Pattison, OnS
of the Oldest citizens of Memphis, Ten
nessee, is now on a visit to that city, and
is the guest of his nephew, Colonel d,
A. Pattison.
Mr.. HARRY MACK, representing the
large paper house of H. B. Graham d
Bro, st. Louis, is on q business visit to
the city. Mr.. Mack is a genial, pleas
ant gentleman, whose presence is ever
welcome in Memphis. His house is one
of the largest, most popular and reliable
in the Union. We commend him to our
friends as a igeutlemRn worthy of their
patronage.
COLONEL LON. G. LEDBETTER, Of
Tupelo, one OF the most extensive
planters In North Mississippi, is In the
city with his family, on 3 visit. He
reports the cotton and corn crops
medium in his section, and the pro-
cess Of gathering going rapidly
forward. Colonel Ledbetter pur-
poses stopping in the city until after the
holidays, and although his health is
none Of the best, we trust he viii have
a good time.
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CABANAS CHARS, &c EACH.

H. Esch, 20 Second, opp. Court Square
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bales; weekly net receipts, 32, a2e bales;
gross receipts, 32,947 bales; exports to
Great Britain, 1915 bales; to the CONT
nent, 1000 bales; coastwise, 1922 bales;
sales, 1859 bales.
ChARLESTON, November 27.-Cot-
ton easy; middliRgs, 14tc; stock, 5000
bales; weekly net receipts, q, 100 bales
exports to Great Britain, 1902 bales; to
the continent, 1915 bales; to the chan
mel, 1900 bales; coastwise, 1888 bales
sales, IL $50 bales.
GALVESTON, November 27.-Cot.
ton steady; middlings, I41e; stock,
81, 7O6 bales; weekly net receipts, 14,0l5
bales; gross receipts, IA, DOB bales; ex-
ports to Great Britain, II, 494 bales; 70
France, $40 bales; to the continent, 1907
bales; eoastwise, 255 bales; sales, 1850
bales.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

"A young gentleman unfortunately
lost his hat at the theater last night.
"A mad-dog was killed near Elm
wood cemetery, yesterday morning.
The benefit for the Tuscumbia suf-
ferers, comes off tonight at the theater.
-Street-car No. "a yesterday morning
broke an sxletree near the Mississippi
depot.
The State national bank has been
appointed treasurer for the benefit to-
night for the Tuscumbia, Alabama, suf-
ferers.
Remember the HUmpty Duinpty
matinee this afternoon, and don't forget
the benefit for the Tuseumbis sufferers
tonight.
The committee appointed by the
cotton exchange has already raised one
thousand dollars and forwarded a car
load Of provisions to the Tuscumbis
sufferers.
Buy a ticket for the benefit, by the
Fox troupe, for the Tuscumbis sufferers.
1t comes off tonight at the theater.
The house ought to be crowded, upstairs
and down.
Charles Benson, arrested for mar
rying the negro woman, Hattie Neal,
was yesterday sent to jail, the grand
jury having found an indictment against
him. Benson belongs to a very respect
able family in Mississippi, but says he
will never desert his colored wife.
-Messrs. Trabucco and Myers, Of this
city, went hunting yesterday at Horn
lake. Their mule strayed from camp,
and being frightened by dogs, rushed
through the csnebrGke toward these
gentlemen, who thinking il Rdeer, fired
their shot-guns. The mule hied
to save its skin, and viii now be skinned
to save its hide-it is very dead. That
was truly dear hunt.
-Drs. Brown, Allen, Malone, Frs
kline and Avant, whose views in reIa-
ton TO the eligibility of the Webb place,
near this city, for the West Tennessee
insane asylum, yesterday forwarded
their report recommending the above
place. The Nashville Banner of yester-
day SAYS: "GoveTnor Brown and Drs.
Jones, Calendar and CheathRm returned
yesterday from inspecting the site Sc
lected near Memphis by the board of
commissioners for the West Tennessee
insane asylum. The decision will be
reserved for a week until a full investi-
cation can be made as 10 the healthful-
ness Of the site. IL is said Brownsville
claims the site 20 have been settled at
that place, and that all obstacles to a
clear deed to the property have been re-
moved
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THE TEACHERs' ASSOCIATION
Programms EOFthe Meeting ga January
-PunlieasiOn OF the seheol journal.


The officers of the State teachers,
association met, says the Nashville
Banner. of Wednesday, according to
appointment, in the Office OF the SUPER
lintendent of public instruction, yester-
tGay afternoon. at three O'Clock, and was
called to order by President j. b. Limbs
ley. In the absence Of the secretary, the
president appointed Rev. n. 3. Bennett
pro tenn.
The following persons were present
DIR. J. B. Lindsey, J. o. Griffith,
Esq, Rev. William Shelton, DID, Pro-
lessor Marks, Professor 5. Y. Caldwell,
DIR. Kalisch, Professor Currey, OF Gibson
county, and Rev. II. s. Bennett.
After full consideration the following
programme was adopted for the meeting
Of the State teachers association
20 and q, 1875:
PROGRAMME.
Wednesday, January 20, ten O'Clock in
the Misunderstanding Of officers.
Eleven o'clock-Address of welcome,
Governor ]. d. Porter.
Response by President J. B. Lindsley.
Report of secretary.
Appointment Of memorial committee.
Observation-Disclosures of MEM
bers.
Two o'clock in the afternoon.-Ad-
dress: Needed Improvements in the
School Law Of Tennessee Colonel j.
NJ. Fleming.
Discussion on the subject of the adj
dress.
Seven O'Clock in the eveDing.-Ad-
dresses, w. H. Rufner, superintendent
public instruction, Virginia; II. A. NJ.
Henderson, superintendent Of public in
struetion, Kentucky.
THURSDAY MORNING.
10am.-Normal Schools J. B. Linds-
ley.
Discussion to be opened by DR.. VIM.
Shelton.
IL a.m.-The County Superinten-
dent, H. Presnell.
2 p.m.-Reports of committees and
general business.
Z p.m.-Address, President A. d.
White, Cornell university; DR.. B. Sears,
Peabody fund.
The propriety Of publishing the School
Journal for the year 1875 was cOnsid-
cred, and the publishing committee were
instructed to examine into the merits of
the question, and report at the next
meeting. Prof. S. Y. Caldwell was add
ed to the publishing committee.
The meeting adjourned to meet at the
office of the board Of education, 81 South
Cherry street, Fridsy at three o'clock.
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TO THE HEaBERs OF THE MEHPHIS
DRAMATIC CLUB.

LADIES AND Observation-Disclosures
that you fully appreciate the good cause
for which We are DESTROYS to raise as
large fund as possible, and as a great
many have expressed desire TO see the
play Of Ben Bot, we respectfully ask a
repetition Of the same next Tuesday
evening, December LIST, at the Memphis
club hall, for the benefit of the Hebrew
orphan asylum. Remaining yours, etc.,
A. r. FARMLAND, Benz. Eisman,
s. TOube, I'M. Lowenstiue,
Bette Conn, Bella Seessel.
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ADDITIONAL HARKETs.

MOBILE, November 27.-Cotton
quiet; middlings, 145c: stock, 40,T24
bales; weekly net receipts, II, 1O1 bales;
gross receipts, 17,115 bales; exports to
Great Britain, 4225 bales; coastwise, 1911
bales; sales, II, 500 bales.
SAVANNAH, November 27.-COt-
ton firm; middlings, l4Ic; stock, 9O,2s4
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WANTE.

TTOTN9 MFN-To learll telegraph operating
Tor new railroad ofices; permanent posi-
TONS ~ soon as qualified. Address Pacific and
Atlantic Telegraph, isl Main st-,Memph1s-lo@W
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During g recent trial or comparison
of ordinary baking powders in New York,
with DOoleys Yeast Powders, it was shown
conclusivefy that better results were attained
with from one-half TO twO-thirds the quanti-
Is 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 nnr faNOr. For sale by an grOceTs.
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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 sffec-
tons of the throat and lungs. Try il
and be convinced of its magical effects.
For sale by all druggists.
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COLOREDM METHODIST CHURCH.
Meeting of the Tennessee Conference nj
Nashville On Wehnesday-First Days
Proceedings.

The Tennessee annual conference OF
the Colored Methodist Episcopal church
of America convened at Nashville on
Wednesday, in its seventh annual ses-
sion, Bishop II. w. Mills presiding.
Religious service was commenced by
the bishop reading a lesson out of the
Old and New Testament, taking for his
lesson the thirty-seventh psalm and the
eighth Romans, also singing hymn four
hundred and fifty-six.
After which, prayer was offered by
the bishop, and then Dy Rev. R, Mitch
ell.
K. B. Martin was elected secretary
pro TEN.
The roll of preachers was then called,
and large number answered to their
names.
The presiding elders then presented
the certificates Of the lay delegates who
were elected at the district conference
for the year 1874.
The following laymen We're present
John Tuggle, A. Bryant, Charles Tug
gle, II. Cooper, Charles Summerville,
Norman Anderson, Jordan Malone, Ty-
rus Green, Henry Bowman, VIM. Low
ell w. B. Smith, Jackson Taylor, Hor-
ace Hold, Silas Brown, Luther Granard,
Boston COVln5tOn.
L. b. Martin was permanently elected
secretary.
The conference then elected The fol-
lowing committees.
Public WorshiP-G. II, Walker, +.
Daniel, s. Williams.
Sabbath Bchools-R. Mitchell, c. L.
M'Tyeire, James r. Daniel.
Education-Daniel Davis, J. ".
Lane, G. H. Walker.
Publishing Interests H. II. Hammel,
Cyrus LeSth, James Thompson, A.
Bryant, William SOwell.
temperance. Daniel, Berry Smith,
G. Il. Walker, Andrew Davis, L.
Willis.
Church PROPERTY. H. QidIey, Crit
fin Atwaters, James Lloyd.
Rev. Drs. M'Ferrin and Summers, of
the Southern Methodist Episcopal
church, were introduced to the confer
ence, and were requested to address the
conference, in which request they ae-
quiesced.
DR.. M'Ferrin then made a few re-
marks of encouragement, which were
listened to attentively.
He was followed by DR.. Summers, who
stated in his speech that the ColOred
McluOuiSi EtiQ kOub
beyond his expectations, since its organ
ization, in the increase Of members. The
doctor spoke many encouraging words
concerning the Colored Methodist Epis-
eopRl church.
In conclusion both the doctors bid the
conference God speed.
A vote OF thanks was rendered the dis
tinguished visitors for their speeches.
Rev. s. w. Early, of the African
Methodist Episcopal church, was then
introduced to the conference.
The bishop read document concern
ing some property that be had purchased
at Sardis, Mississippi, for a school. He
made some remarks ON schools, and the
benefits derived from them. He then
took up a collection of twenty-t rec dol
lars among the members for school pur-
poses.
The committee on public worship re-
ported the following appointments:
Capers Chapel, seven O'Clock in the
evening, Daniel Davis.
st. Johns Chapel, r. Mitchell.
The conference then adjourned to meet
to-day at half-past nine o'clock in the
morning. Benediction by the bishop.
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THE benefit at the Theater tonight
for the sufferers by the tornado which
nearly destroyed Tuscumbia, should be
assisted by every citizen Of Memphis.
Tickets only one dollar. Reserved seats
can be secured at the Theater or the Peas
body hotel.
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NOTICE.

Ill ADVERTISING Bills after this
date, for amounts less than Five
Dollars, must be paid for before
insertion. This rule UUtLJ be
strictly adhered to.
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/. L. COCHRAN, late Of Cochran s Barton
IRIS. N. e. COCHRAN, S. A. HATCHER,
Late with n. e. 81. W. Cochran,
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ORANGES, 80 CENTS PER DOZEN.

Owing to the upward tendency OF
oranges we cannot promise to sell at the
above price longer than to-day, there
fore we advise our patrons and citizens
generally to take advantage of the pres
ent low price. In this connection we
would call attention TO recent receipts
OF raisins, currants, citron, Malaga
grapes, nuts of all kinds, California can
ned fruits, choice factory and Young
America cheese, New York and western
reserve butter, buekwhestflour etc. Our
stock has been carefully purchased, and
goods are being offered at very reasona-
bic prices. LYTLE SHIELDS,
2lS Main street
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ATTENTION is called to the card OF
DR.. ]. A. Sturman, Of New York, who
viii remain in Memphis but short while
because of the urgent demand for his
services at home. DIR. Sturman is To-
Gated st the Worsham house, where he
may be consulted by those who wish to
avail themselves of his experience in
the adoption Of his well-knOwn method
Of relief and cure for rupture.
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10 TO Leddin's Business College.
FRESH SPARERIBS

At George Thomas, IS Poplar.
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H0RSF.S AND MULES - Received this
n week, and for sale low; One lot missouri
to-sas one LOT Illinois horses, one lot Ken
lucky horses and mules, embracing saoole'
SarnesS and draft stock of all class es.
In FORREST & FARES,
ro1,y7 Mammoth Stables and Stock Yard.
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THE benefit at the Thester tonight
for the sufferers by the tornado which
nearly destroyed Tuscumbia, should be
assisted by every citizen Of Memphis.
Tickets only one dollar. Reserved seats
can be secured at the Theater or the Pea
body hotel,
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GET YOUR FURS REPAIRED

THE benefit at the Thester tonight
for the sufferers by the tornado which
nearly destroyed Tuscumbia, should be
assisted by every citizen of Memphis.
Tickets only one dollar. Reserved seats
can be secured at the Theater or the Pea
body hotel,
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Randolph, Fulton. OseeeIa and J6hn-
sons Landing TEi-WeelkIy 4 80
Frank Forrest, 49,.
o. K. Joplin. master : j. W. Rhode s.-...clers
VIII leave every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY, making all the coast landings.
For freight or passage apply on board.
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THE benefit at the Theater tonight
for the sufferers by the tornado which
nearly destroyed Tuscumbia, should be
assisted by every citizen of Memphis.
Tickets onlyone dollar. Reserved seats
can be secured at the Thester or the Pea
hndY hotel.
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LIVINGSTON 4 COMPANY,
Bon EsrTC AND FOREIGN BANKERs,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

Conservatively organized for doing
the business of Out-of-town banks, bankers,
corpoTatlons, merchants and individuals,
Usual interest allowed on daily balances,
Collections made and promptly RENTED,
Correspondence solicited. Exchange on prtnci-
pal cities of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERN & CO.,
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THE "44" is the most stylish collar
made, and the cheapest. Can be worn
week by simply sponging it when
sOiled. 1t is miracle of beauty and
cheannnss. See advertisement
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CHRISTMAS, CH8ISTAASi

Just received, a fine stock Of new toys
and fancy boxes of all kinds, wax and
China dolls and ornamental cakes very
cheap. Before purchasing elsewhere
call at BERTON's,
Corner Fourth and Poplar streets.
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Pete Mentges will set an elegant bear
lunch at his Well-known saloon, No. ~
Poplar street, this evening, from nine to
twelve o'clock. His friends ere invited
IN he on hand
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GRAND BEAR LUNCH.

Pete Mentges will set an elegant beaI
lunch at his well-known saloon, No. IL
Poplar street, this evening, from nine
to twelve O'Clock. His friends are invi-
ted TO be on hand.
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HALL g. Co.,
STOP THAT COUGH.

No. So Union street, keep the best sad
die stock for sale in the market.
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CHAyCERYSLLEOF STEANBOATs

To-day, commencing at eleven o'clock
in the morning, at the landing, near the
mouth Of Wolf river.
f. A. GOLF. G. An.
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so 20 HAIL & CO.IS

II you want to purchase Or hire a good
saddle horse.
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THE SUNDAY APPEAL will be unusu-
ally attractive, and offers the best in
ducements for advertisers to reach a
large class of readers.
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DOVE GOES THE PRICE.

Good Norfolk oysters at thirty-five
cents per can, at J. A. SIGNAIGOS,
rs Second and los Main streets,
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STEVE CLEMENT,

Ruth's square oysters; fresh arrivals OF
game and poultry daily; meat special
ty; celery, fish and bear arriving and to
arriVa
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REMEMpER when you want to /

NEURIL.-The instantaneous cure for
nsaralOta. Geo. W. Jones & Co., keep 1t.
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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-
idum.
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THE MEMPHIS STEAM DYEING
establishment, 81 Madison street, is
open for the fall season. Best work, at prices
" ''''' '- B. a. HoLLENBERG, Proprietor.
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FRESH RINCE PIES

And fine Confectionery. Call at
sPECHT q WALTERS,
No. 81 Madison.
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THE SUNDAY APPEAL is the best adj
vertising medium in the State.
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THE benefit at the Theater tonight
for the sufferers by the tornado which
nearly destroyed Tuscumbia, should be
assisted by every citizen of Memphis.
Tickets only one dollar. Reserved seats
can be secured at the Theater or the
paahOdy hotel
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-11-28

THE benefitat the Theater tonight fol
the sufferers by the tornado which near
ly destroyed Tuseumbia, should be as
sisted by every citizen of Memphis.
Tickets only one dollar. Reserved seats
can be secured at the Theater or the Pea
body hotel.
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FLOWERS, dubious roots, plants, beu-
quets and decorations. Craig's, 379 Main.
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LOST.

CPECTACLFS-At the Theater, on last
. Thursday night, q pair OF gold speetacles.
The fnder Will be rewarded by returning
them 10 THIS OFFICE.
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IF you want a hydrant, street-wRsher,
or plumbing OF any kind, you can get IL ct
Brownies, is Jefferson street. where you are
sure 10 be suited In style and price.
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING House in the cSy a at 246 Sc
cond street. HANSON e VA1KER.
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TAKEN UP.

OOW- On sunday, Nov. .. 1874, one red and
~ white COW. medium size; half crop IN
right ear, smooth crop and under-bit in the
left; both horns sawed on.
GEO B. CHAMPLIN,
nOv8 Head of Bass avenue.
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SALE or EXCHANGE.

n EsIDENCE PROPERTY The valuable
Il residence property, known as me Doii ~ =,
hoe Place. on the Charleston ralltoHu, 49,
make naid thirty-six thousand collars, ~ nov
FOR ale, or will exchange for business ProP-
80 ana Resle streets. WIN. NJ. SbEDGE, JR.
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

DoN'T FORGET to hand in your favors
early to appear in our mammoth Sun
de ~ ;oor,o
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Second Circuit CORrt-IEaIsey Judge
Only one case on yesterdays ealendGl
was disposed OF. The same calendar
with the addition Of cases No. 1886 anC
1897, specially set, are OF the board to-
day.
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KENTUCKY SADDLE HORSES
GRAND BEAR LUNCH.

For sale at Hall & Co.'s. Also, good
draw n1ulea
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49,, vssa uvu vIuIUIies Win sucn mot
ley following. They viii not win at
Vicksburg. A handful of determined
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good running-wslker or fox-trotter, go to
HALL a COI,s
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and thar a copy OF shis order be puhlished
for four successive weeks IN the Mem hfs APP
peal This 18th day Of December 1873
L. W. CALDWELL, J. p.
A. Ralehmanp. atty tor pl'tn. decl3 ~
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sTRAYED on STOLEN.

SORREL MULE-On Friday, November 10th,
y from my place, on Spring street. near Cen
tral Point, sorrel mare mule, nine or ten
years old, about fourteen hands high. A ilne-
raj reward win be paid for her return TO me.
nov25 w. h. NESBIT.
pO6 REWARD-WnI be paid for thereturn
eDIO OF sOrrel mare mule, near - hands
high, I or years old and branded J " on the
left shoulder. Stolen on the night OF the ioth
fren ]. ~. WILLIAMSON,
Cor. La Rose and jackson SIS, memphis.