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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-12-29
Glarolc ano Slate alantels.

A / COST.-ClOsing ont stock of MARBLE
"A lIED MANTEL~ Finest selection 81 MARBLE NAN.
TELLS all qualities modern designs. Turning fOT the
= kLABkk * cos steam Marble WORKS Vest Ffty.hrst
ST., between Broadway and + isit,aTe
EASONI & IS0LA,
~ STEAM MARBLE and GRANITE WORKS.
lt5 l. 1872 West iOth ST., BrOalwsy.
Monuments Mantel, Alarr, Figures, Filing, Waiusc0dng.
&c importers and manufacturers Italy marble
work Of every description.
MARBLE AND MARBLEIZED MANTELS
We New designs, nom Sl2 upwards. Also Monumental
Work a. greatly rucel prices Marble Turning for
A hLABE l3i East Eighteenth st. near Ihiriaye, - y
w ID. & A. :. NiCHOIS.-25O entirely new
designs Marble, slate. and NOrl Mautrs. Manusc.
tures iron Crcsug stable Fixtures fcnce crates Wcatcr
Nane Wholesale and all ouaI Catalogues. 70 ud-
son 81. opposite NOrtns 81.
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Cooperation Notices.

DEPARTMENT OF PUBLIC PARKS
II NIrRfFIED PIPE.-propoSsAs ior Tho delivery Il
NIiaet and Drain Pipe viii be rcc.vnd b.
80 Union square, until jan 1879 70
O'Clock a.
For Fan particular, SEQ "ciy Record" No , cry Han
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for the GoIionns.
Jre Cream.

Gee Cream.
HORTON's ICE CREAM
L d Is made from PURE ORANGE COUNTY CREAM,
and the public IL as, the fact they compare
Win Others make. not made from Pure Cream.
our sales exceed those 0 other OF the
KIM III the wori and almost equal those OF al the New
YORK dealer, combined. We thus enabled 20 sippy
BETTER ARTICLE a LOWER FIGURE than a1y
other establishment.
CHARLOTTE Russo, rich and delicious
70 CENTS PER DOZEN. or % CENTS PER QUART.
DEPors-No S05 4TH.AvE. and NO. l,264 BROAD
WAY.
RUSSELL g. SONS,
~ ICE CREAM.
IL Bible House. opposite Cooper Institute. New York
R0WAN'' ICE CREAM,
~ REDUCED IN PRICE
BUT NOT IN QUALITY,
FROM IS CENTS TO 40 CENTS PER QUAAr,
according IN quantity ordered.
CHARlOTIES Two dozen aud csntA
DEPOTS. 1874 aud 7s2 sIXTHANE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27
TIGHES CASE.
The Question of His Liberty ArgueN
before Judge ]. l.. r. Ray
Decision To-day.

The hnbens corpus case OF j. M.
Tignp vas argued yesterday before Judge j.
+ X Raw Alexander NJ. rmith, the anaole
q,,I courteous agent from the State OF Onioi
rs r,rase nj during the argument, his lawyers
SeInF Attorney General Luke L. Wright land
Major Thomas B. Edgington, while Colonel
Patterson. Mr.. Lowe and Colonel CAN'T sp-
Deared FOR the petitioner. The attorneys con
fpnded that the Tequisition OF Governor Por-
Ter was not in compliance with the require
Tneufs of the law, a.-d that under 1t, the petl-
tI0uer could not be held In custody. In adol-
tiou to this they adduced long array OF au-
thCrltias sustaining their pCslt on, ana
Tur'her argued that Alexander NJ. Smith had,
nv his conduct. viola ed the comfy due TINS
STATE 10 the STATE of Ohio, and was therefore
mint to be intruSte5 with human being.
This the counsel for petitioner begged leave
10 establish and were anxious TO do so II II
were doubted OF required. The attorneys Tor
Alexander NJ. smith argued that the question
as to whether he didn't exercise the style
thought due him, was not 10 be considered.
II Mr. smith had become amenaOle
TO the law of the State OF Tennessee
he should be punished, but such act cou!o
not be taken cognizanee OF by witt OF Ha .s,s
corpus The laws relating TO hdbedS corpus
were TO be construed upon principles OF Jus,
tice aud comfy, and the encouragement ulu
not wish Memphis to become an asylum Tor
criminals and an "Alsacia' for broken-dnWn
adventurers. A requisition was as binding
upon the authorities as c9padS from the Bart
lett court or any other legal tribunal.
Judge Ray agreed with the encouragement
as TO the point that he was not TO consider or
adiudfcate the improperly of the agent, and
furtber said that, to make the requlsltlon
valid, 1t was not necessary Tor copy OF the
indiCt Bept warrant or afndaV1t TO accom-
pany it. but the requistion must show on lts
face ~ fIicieut fact giving the governor Juris'
dicti1n Of the matter.
The Judge reserved his opinion until this
morniLg, when it will be announced.
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FRIARS POINT.
sheriff Brown Returns to COahOma
County and Is Ordered TO Leave
RE Goes Back with an Attorney
and Is Jailed I'm Default
of Bail.


Saturday last Sheriff Brown returned
to Friars Point for the purpose OF giving bail,
but being ordered to leave inStanler, TOOK the
first boat. Monday he returned 10 Frials
Point in company with his attorney, Gavin
Perkins, of Austin, but was arrested and tried
for melting riots and turning prisoners loose,
bv a magistrate, who demanded as ball III the
respective cases five thousand and twenty -1ve
hund ed dollars, in default of which Sherln
Blown was committed 10 jail. OF course ms
has caused much comment, and II all we have
heard be true, there are other persons, white
ones, too, in Coahoma county who deserve 10
be In TAIL. Politics in Coahoma are taking
strange course. NJ. 3. Acorn, son OF Senator
AlcoTn, has come out for sheriff on the lcket
on which Brown was nominated. The latter,
however, is in jail, and the former may have
an easy time of It. Judge Harrison r Reid,
who was nominated on the people sticKet.
refuses to withdraw as a candidate for sheriH,
and the consequence is, this tmprovtsed party
has nominated for this once jag Allen, who
is deputy under Brown. This may account
for the desire which some of the Coahoma
people expressed for General Chalmers TO run
Tor congress, and 1t may have induced the er,
rOneous belief among them that he would
carry the county. However, General Chal-
nerS is not a candidate, has never desired to
be, and could not possibly get compl-
mentsry vote at this stage OF the canvass.
,oahOlna county has three parties In the ileld,
concerning which we may speak at length IN
to-mOrrOW's APPEAL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

There will be q jim b udSO matinee
al the Theater this afternoon.
Mr.. Tbomss Herman will present q
a hnc pointer dog to the winner Of the big
prize in the Tennessee state HpOrtsmen's asso-
citation trap-shooung match to-day.
DIR. Ross az accomplished gentle
man aud learned scholar, lectures tomorrow
Divht in the First PresbyI eriRn church, Pop
lar street for the benefit OF the Third Presby-
terrain church.
Yesterday the police arrested two
SUSPICIOUS individuals on the steamer CherO-
kee, and lockei them up in the Administered
statlOnhouse 10 await an examination. A set
~ burglars tools was found in their posses
sion,
The most popular combs are Of tor
toise shell, with TALL, fiOriated backs twisted
and scTolled backs, and finished with row OF
highly polished balls, and other devices too
numerous 70 mention. COmpllmenung the
tuck combs, there are side combs IN match,
which used TO gather back the softly-
waved front hair, and worn stuck quite
against the coil.
We have received from Carroll ID.
Wright, chief of the bureau of statistics and
labor OF Massachusetts, a reorganization Of the
census OF that State for 1875. According 10 this
census there are in Massachusetts - cities, 81
towns, PSI. 233 dweIling-hOuses tof which II ,lOo
are uuoccu pied), SjS sjl families, Si,2si males
and S57 26S females, making a total population
OF l6jl $50; legal voters, 81 ,OJb; Raturallzed
ers, 69 27 ali sns, 1851; ratable polls 4is,
633. According 10 tbls census bOSloh las II
population OF S6i $50.
Alex. NJ. Smith is still in the city, and
ifhe be allowed TO take possession OF Tighe,
Il will not only be virtually an approval oil
his outrageous conduct, but legal premium
for future violation and disregard OF
laws which guarantee security ami protec-
lion to lie, limb and property. During the
| argument in the case yesterday, the eoun,
sci for Alexander NJ. Smith referred
| to the ruling in the st. Louis case (of Naddy
1hompson) in support OF his proposition. Al
ter the great hurrah and big public excite
menU in the hd6edS corpus cases OF Maddy
Thompson, and the miStrlal, Il Is not proha-
BILE that even its sensational character has
half as much interest for our PEOPLE as the
| case of Tighe. II such men as Alexander NJ
| Smith & Co. are permitted by the courts "a
nurse the liberties of our citizens, the DEVIL
cradle would soon be a preferable place OF re-
pose. Men who commit Outrages under the
guise of law, have no claim TO legal indorse.
| ment from courts and judges, although, as In
| this case, their disgraceful conduct is equaled
by their impudence.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27
Irish whisky and Memphis En-.
terpriSe.

We have much pleasure in calling the
attention of our readers to the subJoined cir
cular, recently addressed by Messrs. Carpery
d Casey to their numerous customers. The
large shipment of whiskies referred TO COM
prises a splendid assortment of the choicest
brands. We trust the day is not far distant
when the navig cation of the Mississippi Will be
SO improved as to enable transatlantic
steamers to come direct to Memphis, and I'M
load their cargOes at our doors:
ave have pleasure in advising the arrival
at New Orleans, on the sixteenth instant, OF
the ocean steamer Mississippi, direct from
Ireland, with the large shipment OF pure irish
malt WHISTLES. AS these goods have been Sc
lected in person by member of our NJ M, ana
purchased from the most eminent dlsttllers,
we can not only recommend, but guarantee
them with The fullest confidence. In these
days of spurious limitations, IL is seldom tnat
consumers can procure the odd Reliable,
such as we now offer al very small margin
over cost, freight and duty, and we therefore
advise dealers TO supply themselves with any
of the brands we now hold, as such an oppor-
tunity has never before been presented in this
market. Intending purchasers can supply
themselves either from our store, or from the
United States bonded warehouse at Memphis
or New orleans. Trusting you will avail OF
the offer we hereby make, and soliciting your
esteemed commands, we are yours truly,
"CARBERY & CASEY"
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ADJUSTMENTS.



LAST night the -Four Cousins and Jim
BllLdSO were presented at the Theater, with
Mr.. Mobiles in the leading roles, supported by
the Rogers dramatic company. The plays
were presented in good style, and Afforded an
evening of great pleasure to every one pres
emit. Mr.. Mobiles pleases all who see him, Tor
he engages in rare and attractive pieces, which
suit as well as interest our theater-golng peO-
pic. The Rogers company sustain MIN quite
crRditably, and seem to be thoroughly up in
their respective parts Mr.. Mobiles and COM
pany remain here during the week, and give
a matinee at two O'Clock this afternoon.
Those who wish to enjoy a delightful enter
tainment SHOULD visit the Theater during his
engagement.
Dancing.
The season Of gayety, music and
dancing is cOmingI Prof. VIM. Mueller, the
celebrated Terpsichortan artist, so highly
esteemed and appreciated in Memphis, has
lust informed us that he will return during
next week and reopen his celebrated Partisan
saturday, November 9Th, with all the latest
dances of Europe and America. He sends the
Saratoga WdltzeS, Long Branch German, NeJO
York Hops and Philadelphia PutGses, in al
vance; the rest will arrive with the professor.
DIR. ROss's Lecture.
Tomorrow night Dr. Ross will lecture
in the First Presby terrain church, for the bene.
ut OF the same. DR.. Ross as a learned scholar
and delight all who hear him tomorrow
night. We hope he will attract a large audi
ence, for the laudable object of his lecture
merits liberal patronage. All who hear DR..
Ross will be entertained in an excellent man
ner.
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REWARD.

aIn REWARD VIII be paid FOR the ret arn
CkD Of two large dark brown mules, Wnlch
sIIsyed on the evening OF TIE l6th inst,
D. A. CLARKE & co.
octgT Ss-3 SHELBY street,
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NOTICE.

And every description of Job Printing at east
rem prices. Orders respectfully solicited, and
satisfaction guaranteed.
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PERSONAL.

COLONEL JACOB FRoLICH, Of the
Searcy (Ark.) Record, is visiting the city in the
interest of his excellent journal, which Is
one the best advertising mediums west of
the Mississippi river.
Mr. L. l.. COLLINS, general excursion
ist, OF Trezevant, Tennessee, is in the city, and
paid the APPEAL office a call last night. Mr..
Collins is working up an excursion by rail
from Cairo, Illinois, and Columbus, Kentucky,
tfd the st. Louis, Iron Mountain and Southern
and the Texas and Pacific railway, through to
Dallas, Texas. The excursion will start on the
fourth OF November, and the tickets will be
good during thirty days. The fare for the
round trip has been fixed at the very low rate
OF twenty-five dollars, which places the OPP
portunity within easy command OF those OF
limited means to visit that part of Arkansas
and Texss contiguous to the roads mentioned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

DIR. G. A. REYAM has taken rooIns at
the Commercial hotel. and may be consulted
for several days in all O.. es of acute infiamma-
tory rheumatism, goat or chronic Theuma-
tism, dyspepsia, live! nd lung complaint,
chronic dysenteTy and p les; also in all cases
OF fever and ague Of long standing, for which
he guarantees a speedy cure, and give consul
tatfons free. Germans be will consult in their
own language.
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HATS sold cheap for cash, at Francis
L L.

A lecture will be delivered in the First
PRESBYTERIAN church. on the corner OF Poplar
and Third streets, on the night of Thursday,
the 2Sth instant, at eight O'Clock, by Rev; +. A.
Southern Aristocracy and ShOddy." From
the well.known character and reputation OF
DR.. Ross for brilliancy, wit, pathos and humor
The object is TO pay on the debt of the Third
Presbyterian church, and at the same time TO
afford the means of Instruction and entertain
ment. Tickets may had, after Monday, at all
the book and drug stores. Admission mtg
CentS
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10 EXGHANGE.

lila iDN-Eighteen miles from Mem
puis; rents 'or 500 net per annuIni and
tIrgt-cl 4-s. suburban residence, in exchange for
improved residence property in city. Apply
70 JAS. :. CARPENTER & CO,
sapIg 49, Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

THE spirited contest for the medal of
the Tennessee sportsmen will transpire this
afternoon at the park. Ten birds, double
rises Nashville versus Memphis, in friendly
hostility. The four handsome Middle Ten.
nesseans are smiling and suaye to beat them.
pity 'LWere, tits true" nor by any means as
snred, The ladies are cordially invited, and
will be admitted free. This is the most inter-
esting day OF the entire meeting.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE,
An Appeal for the Poor.


EDITORS APPEAL-How are we to
provide for our poor during the coming win
ter? That there are many here cannot be
doubted. Nor do we include the street tramps
far the most part they are imposters. But
the real, the suffering poor are TO be found In
the novels, the cellars and garrets. Their
voice is not heard on the street; but in their
wretched homes they suffer without murmur-
ing, yet they suffer; some of them actually
starving-yes, starving. We know whereof
we speak. The majority Of the churches have
as many OF these unfortunate people within
their own communions as they can provide
for. Some have more. Perhaps the Masonic
and other benevolent orders have as many as
they can sustain. The Howard association
has funds, but they cannot be appropriated
except to sufferers from epidemics. The funds
of the Citizens Relief are about exhaus ed.
The city is impoverished. Where, then, shall
we look for means TO sustain the poor? In
your Sunday mornings issue see very lib
eral and generous proposition from Colonel P.
{. Bethel, looking to Their relief. l do hope the
city will pay him his due. She should do this
because Ii is Just; but If she has the power to
have preferred creditors / hope she will pre-
fer mis- claim, in order that the poor may re-
ceive the benefits OF his generous proposition.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

EAWEIIING-FIne suburban Dwelling
! } House for safe or rent. Apply at No. 81
HFg#H. - at
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Parties desiring to join q first-clsss
association can do so at present by enrolling
the above association, and applying either at
the Manhattan bank-L. & E. Lehman. attor-
news or at No. Al Madison street lbasementl,
Memphis, Tenn. Congregations. Lodges and
Societies. or guardians for children will do
we'll by giving this their early consideration
and subscribing shares for the purpose of erect
ing buildings or accommodating handsome
some of money in monthly instruments.
5. STURM, Secretary, pro tenn.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Regular Memphis Snd New Orleans
Packet for the Year.
For Vicksburg, NatcheZ, New orleans and
ali Way and Bend Landings.
Str. $50. Il. HAUDF,
], T. West-mast Z. Outlaw. CT k .sEssz1zssssakAs
Leaves every alternate TUESDAY, COM
mencing
Tuesday, October 18th.
Tuesday, November I'd.
Tuesday, November 18th.
Tuesday, November Both.
Tuesday, December l4th.
Tuesd ay, December 18th.
And on during the year.
For freight or passage apply to
]. T. WASHINGTON, Agent, SOO Front ST.
The JNO. B. MAUDE is the only boat that
will remain ip the trade the entire year. Hav-
ing been thoroughly repaired and refnr hished
is now unsurpassed by any boat on the west
ern waters as a frst-claSs passenger packet.
Every attention will be paid to way and
plantation business. OctZl
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To the Lovers of Chewing-Gum

Ask for Valentino d Co.'s Japanese
balsam. 1t is delicious, far surpasses Tolu gum,
and is the finest gum manufactured. Manu-
featured only by Valentino & Co., Nashville,
Tennessee. For sale by Specht q Walter, Po-
desta, Mslatesta & Co, B. Rocco, r. r. Storz &
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27
Calico! Calico!

$4,000 yards Sprague's, Merrimse,
DunneI's and Washington.prin at &c, at less
than cost of manufacture.
KAHN e. FREIBERG,
Corner Main and Poplar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

GET ONE Of those children's cape over
coats which we are selling at i've dollars.
They are worth eight dollars.
NJ. s. CHAPSRY & BRO, 81 Main street.
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VINCENT BoTro'I

VINCENT BoTTO's saloon and oyster
depot, No. 1874, corner of Washington and
RI, nj streets. Norfolk shell oysters received
daily by express. Families supplied by the
barrel or can. Choice imported wines, liquors
and cigars constantly on hand,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

OUR sportsmen will do well to call on
Mr. charles M. williams Of NJ Lavan Il Will
liams, of st, Louis, and examine the hne lot
of W. w. GTeener's breech-lOaders, which Mr..
Williams has with him. He Will be GLAD 10
show them to all who are interested in
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Our SneciaIfieS,

Fine stationery, Juvenile books,
pock books, fine bibles.
A.F.DOD * co, SlI Main street.
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10 DAl Is IUt kIdIIU bAIN ICY nv -
men aud their guests. The members VIII
have their sweethearJs, wives ana daugnleis
on the grounds TO see the amusement anu az,
and blooded and were never heretofore 70 Dc
seen hereaway. To all lovers OF renned
beauty and quality there Is treat to-noIroW,
ne sixty-fye thorough-breds have already en-
Tered the List.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

ALL-wOOL, boys cashmere suits at S.,
worth s. so. They are great bargains. NJ. 8.
Chapsky & Bro, ~ Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

A magnificent stock of gold, gold
plated and other goods at the
JET PALACE.
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Oh! boys, ON ! girls, but its nice, its ele-
giant. Ask for peerless butterscotch candy, for
sale by all contectioners and grocers, at
Wholesale by principal confcctiOneries OF
Memphis; packed tifty cakes in box.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

New goods in real jet and black gar
net Jewelry Just received at the
JET PALACE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

SPLENDID Atwood cashmere pants
al S. worth S., at NJ. 3. Chapsky & Bros, 227
Main street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

DON'T FORGET to hand in your favors
early to appear in our mammoth Sum-
day issue.
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 246
Second street. HANSON & WALKER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

100 DoZ choice wild pidgeons just re-
ceived by ). Clement, 50 Besle street, Tor sale
al -5c per dozen.
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SnaciaI Announcements.

S. 90 IS 90 S. 90 s. GO SIS 90.
The balance OF our beautiful Card Chromos.
delayed on the route from New York, arrived
yesterday. Every purchaser of hve dollars
worth of goods is entitled to one. Do not fail
TO ask for 1t.
$50 $50 $50 800 500
KAHN II EREIBERG,
Main and Poplar. -
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Calico! Calico !

NTUWUE %
80 COO yards best prints at &c. -,,,,,,,,,,,,,
CALL on Francisco & Wiggin for
cheap goods. Selling out.
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5000 yards heavy alI-wool Kentucky
Jeans at SIC. 5000 yards best IA bleached do
mesLic at l0c.
KAHN q FREIBERG.
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ALL kinds of hats and furs below cost,
at Francisco u Virgins.
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FIVE HUNDRED pounds Reel.fOot
perch, at J. A. Signaigos, No. 27S Second street.
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CHOICE white-fish and red-snspper re-
celv6d This morning by express, at Victor ID.
Fuchss IL Jefferson street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-27

SPORTsMEN would do well to examine
the fine guns just received and advertised by
Orgiu Brothers & Co. Read their advertise
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First Chancery COurt-MOrgRn, Chan
cellOr.

ceIIOF.
Court will meet at ten O'Clock, FORE
noon and the following causes will compose
the calendar, namely: 1885, Brewster VS. Gal
lowey; 1921, Kirkland VS. Titus; 1851, Allen VS.
SomerviIle ct al; 1903, Smith VS. hewkirk ct
al: 1911, Brooks VS. Edwards; 1912, Arlington VS.
MLean; 1916 Black Tvs Lincoln; 1917, Wood VS.
Isaacs; 1918, Polk VS. Ferguson; 1919, Lucar-
al; 1872, Thomas VS. NatsOn ct al; 1923; Eddins
VS. Rodgers Ell al; 1924 Dill VS. Adler ct al 1876,
Bullock VS. Irrelevant; 1928, GalbreSth VS..
Boyd VS. Pagtee ct al; 1888, Frayser vs. High
tower; 1885, Cavanaugh VS. Mellersh; 1856
Brewster vs. Galloway; 1887, Grubbs VS. Roper
It al; Williams VS. Hisson ct al; 1913, Finnie
vs. Meath ct al; 1876. Farmers Bank of Ken
lucky VS. Meath; 1919, Graw VS. Theme ct al.
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Bluff City Building and Loan
Association.

HATS at less than cost, at Francisco &
Wiggin's, 3IS Main street.
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FRANCISCO & WIGGIN are selling
cheap to close OUT.