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Bridal TOilettes speciality. See Wat

The attraction, par sTcelLence: Nobles,
as Bludsoe; the Bynes, Fanny Burt, Alonzo
Schwartz, and twenty others at the Memphis
Theater tomorrow evening.
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BOUQUETS and "ut flowers at Crsig's
ATTEND Robertson's Business College.

Go TO Mrs. Lsnier's, 2g7 Main street,
for late papers, magazines, ETC.; also a nne
law library, cheap.
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Quentel's Enterprise.

Ladies, visit the anew rooms OF James
d Zee d 90, 33S Main street, corner
Union, where You Will see Ghe finest
stock of millinery ever seen In Mem
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j A. sIaNA1ao,s llttIe CONFECTIONERY

Miss ROPER is fast becoming one Of
our leading and most fashionable nliiliners.
All the latest styles, including hats, OOnnets,
feathers, flowers ETC., can be had at her estab-
lishment, 40 Main street.
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Favorite Baltimore fresh oysters, five
dozen in each can, fifty cents per can, at j.
FarTells, % Jefferson street.
Novelties in jet ieWelry at the
JET PALACE.
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STEVE CLEMENT will receive on Mon
at seventy five cents per dozen, at g6 Beaie
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Why is it Drs. A. Wesson & Sons, 243
Main street, are doing finer dentistry, and az
Simply because they do their own Work, ana
do not employ irresponsible men, at a large
salary, TO do it for them.
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The inimitable, unique and wonderful
change artists, the Bynes, Memphis Theater
tomorrow night.
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Rrncahed Silks,

The popular artist, the brilliant young
author, the talented actor, Milton Mobiles, at
Memphis Theater tomorrow night.
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The Sheath, by Watkins

James N'Kse d Co., 33S Main street
corner Union, viii show sonnet hing de
cfdedIy new ED MILNE cry On Monday
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GET ONE Of those children's cape over
coats which we are selling at five dollars
They are worth eight dollars.
II. s, CHAPSKY X BRO, ~ Main street,
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The novelty creation OF the season.
premier delineation OF character in Bret
Harris sketches, Monday evening at the The
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SPORT sAIEN W. uld do well to examine
the fine guns Just received and advertised by
Orgill Brothers & Co. Read their advertise
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Memphis Oyster Company.

Where, low, are the Hepburn Chill
dreh?" Oae of them at the Theater tomorrow
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STE AMBOATS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

CLIPPERS and the travelling NJ
- public can rely on the Steamer iEEzsSal -
RITTH leaving promptly for ali points on |
White and Little Red Rivers on SATU RDAG |
evening, ali reports to the contrary notwith- |
staDding l.. &. POSTAL
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UNPRFCVDENTED SALE
OF
Ladies' and Gentlemen's Hemmed and
Hem-Stitched Handkerchief.
The Greatest Bargains Ever offered.

Having secured the entire stock OF s
New York importer al an auction sale for less
than half its value ia gold, we purpose sharing
the benefits Of the purchase with our friends
and patrons, and viii offer, on Monday next,
and from dsy 10 day until disposed OF, com
plete lines 81 LADIES LINEN-CAMBRlC.
HEMMED aud HEM-STITCH cd handker
chiefs IN As and 5-s sizes; also gentlemen g
lenmed and cord border linen cambria hand
kerchiefs, Ia SIS, 6-S and rs sizes, at prices
heretofore unprecedented for cheapDess. Do
not neglect 10 avail yourself OF this sale. You
can procure new lines OF valuable and useful
goods Al a trihing expenditure.
b. IOWENSTEIN d BROS
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Bluff City Building and Loan
Association,

Parties desiTing to join a tirst-class
association can do so at present by enrolling
their NAMES with the chartered members of
the above association, and applying either at
the Manhattan bank-L. & E. Lehman, attoT-
neys-nr Mt No. ii Madison street (basemenu,
Memphis, Tenn. Congregations, Lodges and
Societies, or guardians for children will do
well by giving this their early consideration
and subs rTiblug shares for the purpose of erect
ing buildings or accommodating handsome
some of money IN monthly instruments.
5. STURA, Secretary, pro tenn.
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The season has opened at Steve Glenn
ent's, 80 Beale street, In Game. Oysters and
E1sh. Steve Clement, So BeaIe, sells only the
best. All goods warranted
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The most charming novelty for street
toilet is Sans DOUte, the new Sol DImdSSs and
Fi1iUe BrOche. These rich and elegant fabrics
are fast becoming the rage among Parisennes.
Their gorgeous cOlOrinss and exquisite de-
signs Wnen worn en- tdblteT and ciCtrd,Se, have
taken a hold on the leaders Of ton, which, for
the present at least, bids fair to resist the en-
croachment OF any less elaborate MATERIAL
Extract from FeuetiitOn deS Modes, Paris.
Complete assortment of these beautiful and
attractive BrOche silks Just received at
b. LOWENSTElN d BROS.
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Personal.

Mr. X NJ. HAMMER formerly OF this
city, now merchandising at Bolivar, was mar
riel At that place on Thursday last 10 Miss
Resale Hatkins. The happy couple are now
on a visit 10 our city.
Mr.. BEN H. CAPERS has placed US
under Ooligations for files OF cold issues" of
the APPEAL and Eagle and Enquirer, q peru
sal o. which awakens many pleasant and
some sad memories.
Mr.. r. B. SPILLMAN, formerly Of
Goodwin Spillman, will be glad TO meet bis
.riends and customers at the house OF Messrs.
Meuken Brothers, whose stock of dry goods,
&c, is very complete.
Nh. JOHN TEMPLE, formerly mail
agent on the Louisville railroad, has accepted
position IL the clotling-house OF Max Halle,
No. 8l95a Main street. Mr. Temple is a gentle
man OF eXceliept business talent and will be
valuable accession TO the establishment.
THE many warm personal friends of
MI. Keller formerly OF the firm OF M'Combs,
Keller & ByTneA late OF his city, now OF st.
Louis, will be glad to learn that he has been
elected director and treasurer Of the "Ches-
ter and Harris manufacturing company"
MIR. kellers fine business qualifications will,
no doubt, be OF good service TO the wide
awake concern be has Joined. Here in Mem
rhis, where Mr.. Keller resided so many years,
We know he is just the man for the RESPONSE
Die position 70 which he has been elected.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
THE GREAT AND UNEQUALED
Str. MAR 7 e ELL,

For Vicksburg, Natchez, New Orleans and
the Bends.
str. MARY Bait,
J. +, Hicks mast A. GrissOm- cl k .5sssairs -
For freight or passage apply 10
j. T. washington, 300 Front st.
Leaves as abOY- on her nrSt trip THIS
DAY, October 24th, at Il m.
As the Great Eastern is on the ocean, so Is
the MARY BELL on the Mississippi. Come
every body and see her, and be welcome. II
the Memphis and New Orlean' trade will sup
port the MARY BELL, JAMES HOWARD,
THOMPSON DEAN, and the faithful little
JOHN B. MAUDE, in her infancy, what will
Memphis do twenty years hence when she
may have a population of 10000 industrious,
producing men, women and children. oct2
Regular Memphis End New Orleans
Packet for the Year.
For Vicksburg, NatcheZ, New orleans and
all Way and Bend Landings.
str. JNR. q aAUDs,
J. T. West.-mast f. Outlaw X ,aKssaisz -
Leaves every alternate TUESDAY, COM
mencing
Tuesday, October 18th.
Tuesday, November I'd.
Tuesday, November 10th.
Tuesday, November 3Oth.
Tuesday, December l4th.
Tuesday, December 2Sth
And on during the year.
For freight or passage apply to
J, T. WASHINGTON, Agent, 300 Front st.
The JNO. B. MAUDE Is the only boat that
will remain in the trade the entire year. hav-
ing been thoroughly repaired and refur dtshed
is now unsurpassed by any boat on the We St
ern waters as a frst-class passenger packet
Every attention Will be paid to way and
plantation business. Oct2l
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at Z46
Second street. HANSON & WALKER.
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VISITORS from the country, and all
the ladies in the city, should not fail TO call on
Miss Roper, 40 Main street.
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Watkins, 1913 Main street.

PATTERN hats, latest styles and lowest
prices. new and fashionable shades in all
kinds Of ribbons and veIvets, at Miss Ropers,
40 Main street.
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A magnificent stock Of gold, gold
plated and other goods at the
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THAYER, at No. 80 Second street.
makes the new sensation miniature pin 10
order, setting any picture desired, mounted
in gold or composition
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TREMENDOUS
LAUGHTER IN DRY GOODS
THIS WEEK AT
VENIG'S, geo MAIN STREET.
VENIG'S, 226 MAIN STREET.
Owing to the increase in our wholesale BUSH
ness, we have determined to
CLOSE OUT THE RETAIL DEPARTMENT.
We will sell you first class
Dry Goods, Notions and Furnishing Goods
Regardless of st or value. Convince your
selves by calling and examining prices,
as the stock
MUST and WILL be SOLD AT ONCE.
Call early, and secure good bargains.
Remember the place
No. 226 Main Street.
No. 226 Main Street.

P.S-We will have additional statesmen TO
serve our customers during the present closing
out of our retail assortment,
s. VENDIG.
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Silks! Silks!

Go To A. WEssoN & Sons, 243 Main
street, for a beautiful set OF teeth for $40, and
fine gold filings for 81 80 each. Do not be
humbugged any lOnger By quacks.
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SDaciaI to the Ladies'.

The finest assortment OF trimmed
hats and bonnets ever seen in Memphis is at
the millinery establishment of James NJ hee
& Co., 33S Main street, corner Union. In addi-
zion to their very efficient corps, they have
engaged two 1rst-claSs millinerS from New
York, and are now making up hats and bon
nets equal to any French pattern we have
ever seen, at one half the price. Ladies in
want of fashionable hat would do well 10
call and examine their goods.
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AN APPEAL TO RAILROADS.
The Merchants Want the Freight De
pots kept Open Until haIE-pRst
Five O'CIOck in the Evening
Every Day.

| We, the undersigned merchants, re-
specially request the superintendent OF the
different railroads running into our city, to
! keep open their warehouses for the reception
and delivery of freight, until half past five
o'clock in the evening, as the days are getting
short, and il does not give sufficient time for
the shipment offreight to close at four o clock:
Estes, Fizer & Co Hill, Terry & Mitchell
| A c Treadwell & Bros b .Owenstein IL Bros
| Allison Bros Podesta, Malatesta IL
| W w Wilkinson & Co Co
| + UrquhaTt & Co q W Jones Il Co
Joyner, Lennon & Menken Bros
Gale oliver, Finnie Il Co
Loewenstein Bros Friedman Bros
Rice, SILK Il Co j Semmes Il Co
Wetter & Co Al White, Langstaff &
| J Il Martin Il Co Co
| Edmonds, Pettigrew Hadden K Avery
| & Co Simon Feucht
Mosby, Hunt & Co Moore, Emery & Co
Ely, Harvey Rich accarO & Co
ardson Buchanan, Horton Il
" Battle & Co Frb q 20
Jno Denie & Co + NJ White & Co
/ Warner A j Roach " Co
Taylor, Duftin & Co Hendrix, Campbell &
Furster helm d Co Co
stanton, Potter & Co Carbery & Casey
| s kaufman & Bro Brooks, Nicely & Co
| J II Coffin & Co J T Far Jason Il Co
| Guy, Mcclellan Il Co Hill, FOntaine d Co
Pearce, Suggs Il 20 Stewart, GWynne & Co
Schooheld, Hanauer KONG q Walsh
| & Co l. LaWhOTn 81 Co
Harris Mallory & Co Cloth & kettemann
Shane, Harris Il Co A Eckerly & Bros
Martin Walt & Co NJ L MeRcham IL Co
| Il NJ ApperSon IL Co T II Estes & Co
NJ Gavin & Co 3orsuch & TO
A Hill d Co Martin IL Co
1 NJ James x Sons G W Goyer Il Co
Walker bros & Co Baxter, Trezevant II Co
| Orgill Bros.
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New Hats, OF every description, at Mrs.
NJ, C. Hunters, al Main street,
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The finest millinery and fancy goo is
are to be seen at Miss Roper's, 40 Main street.
New Felt Hats at Mrs. NJ. c. Hunt
er's emporium.
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BLACK SILKS! BLACK SILKS |!
This exquisite and most useful OF all fabrics
for Fall costumes can now be purchased OF
D.. OwENSTEIN d BROS,
The direct importers, at prices far below thos
Of any competitor The line they are showing
this season is the most complete, as well as the
cheapest ever offered IN the south, and conf
prises brands OF all the most renowned
makers. including Pc son, Bonnet, Ponce,
TetllaTd, Tappisier. Guinet and Bellon, whose
goods they are Offering at the hitherto un-
heard OF price OF one dollar per yard and up
ward.
Their line of Black Plain Velvets, Striped
Velvets, Embossed Nelvets, Silk-Trimming
Velvets and Velveteens, in ell shades and
oolors, is unsurpassed.
While in Trimmtng-Silks, Satins, Tur-
gu 0ise and Nelours, the assortment in all the
new and popular shades, cannot fail TO meet
the requirements of the most exacting.
AS there goods are being sold at prices FAR
below their sctual value, Intending pur-
chassrs will subserve their own interests by
calling early at $500,
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Associates Press Dispatches.

Associated PreHs DIspaIohes.
PITTsBURG, October 23-Night.-River , feet
10 inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
CINCINNATI, October 23-Sight-River fall
ing, with feet II inches in the channel
Weather clear. Departed: Cons. Mtllar,
Memphis Robert Mitchell, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, October %. - Weather clear.
River railing, with feet inches in the canal,
and feet 3 Inches on the falls.
ST. LOUIS, October 23.-WeRther cloudy and
pleasant. River has fallen 2 inches. Arrived
St. Joseph, Memphis. Departed: Belle OF
Shreveport and Kate Kinney, New Orleans
Capital City, Vicksburg; st. Joseph, Memphis
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Novelties

ALL-wOOL, bOys' cashmere suits at IS,
worth 81 80. They are great bargains. NJ. &.
4 Rro- Main street.
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New Ties, Bonanza Brooches and sll
novelties at MRS. NJ. e. HUNTERS.
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In our Clothing Department we offer

1000 white fine liuen-bOsom Shirts, at 81 %.
800 prs custom made French Cashmere Pants,
at So 80; value, SO.
500 pairs custom made CATERS, 81.
We have additional help this week, and no
customers need leave for want of attention.
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100 DOZEN Stsllfeet wild pigeons at
- cents per dozen, to be had at Victor d
Fuchss game depot, Al Jefferson street.
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SHELL OYSTERS.
Madame Vincenf's oyster ParIOrs and
Family Dining-ROOms- RedUc-
ton in the Price of Nor
folk Oysters.

Madame Vincent, Of the Crystal Pal
ace saloon, receives the best and freshest shell
oysters, by the carload, from Norfolk regu-
larly. Her elegant establishment has been re-
painted and letitte1, to suit the times and the
trade, and now the Crystal Palace presents the
most inviting appearance of any saloon or
oyster establishment in the city. The Mad
tiers as follows: When eaten on the halt
shell, at the oyster counter, thiTty-tYe
cents per dozen; when eaten at the tables,
fifty cents per dozen. The Madame mas
elegant dining-rCOms for ladies and families,
where they can enjoy the delicious biyalves,
most artistic manner by accomplished oyster
cooks; in fact, ladies and children can get all
the delicaCies of the season, good coffee, etc. at
this noted place of resort. The best attention
will be paid to all visitors, and especial atten-
ton will be paid to ladies and families VINO
visit the establishment, as the Madame gives
personal attention to, and has supervision OF,
all the departments of the house. Families
will be supplied either with shell or opened
oysters, at twenty five cents per dozen, or by
the quart, can, buShel or barrel, at the lowest
rates. TIE trade Will also be supplied, by the
barrel, at prices that will defy successful COM
petition.
TIE three new DrapeTies introduced
by Mr.. WATKINS-the Princess Dagmar, the
Sheath AMI the Cripple-are decidedly the
most elegant garments OF the season. Ladies
DESTROYS Of being elegantly dressed should Or
der one of these ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS garments.
dai toilette will be complete, is 1.-the Jewess,"
designed for a luxurious indoor or dinner
dress Charges moderate. Ladies are invited
to call. S73 MAIN STREET.
The Princess Dagmar, by Watkins.
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Jim Bludsoe's detective son decku a
Memphis Theater this week.
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KliEnuig.

George Malone -msster A. =. CummIns, cIerE
Leaves TU ESDAYS and SATURDAYS, 5 pm
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New patterns in real jet at the
JET PALACE.
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The I.,,..t Paris Novelties i'm suits and
Costumes:
n-rluo d'Ecosse, Square and Long shawls
Weol Knit CuirssSes, IN new ana beaotIul
styles.
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Good two-ply Ingram Carpeting at $40. per
yard.
"A OIL Cloths, at 37115c. per yard.
100 Tapestry Brussels Rugs, at 81 rs each.
200 DCor-Mats, at 35c. each.
100 Door Mats, larger size, 81 75c. each.
$50 large Tapestry Footstools, at 75c each.
100 child's Tapestry FOot-StoOls, at SOC. each,
worth 81.
100 fine Velvet Rugs at one-half the usual
price.
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The rush still continues for our
Cheap Dark CaIicOes, at Sc;
Our Cheap Dark CaIieOes at &c.
We offer the celebrated
Mary Stuart Raven Black Alpaca at 35c.
per yard; price elsewhere, SOC.

One lot fine Embroidered French Corsets, at 81
Our real Hair Switches at 75c., 81 and 81 50.
100 doz. fine Linen Napkins, at 75c. per dozen.
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Mark K. Cheek~.master-Joe. Speers. - cIers
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, Al :
pm, connecting with steamers and railroads
For freight or nasaaza anrIv ON nna.a
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Headquarters for Toilet Articles
Imported Extracts, n
Toilet Soaps,
Hair Oils,
COsmettgue, Etc.
W. n. SEABR0OK d co.
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DLAETATloN-EiEhf mlles nom Mem
Il puisi rents or SluO uef per snuufn; ana
u r-f-CI 49, suuuruHu residence, IN exchange iof
improved residence property ia city. Apply
a. JAH. r. CAnPENTEk & CO,
seri9 So Madison street.
DLANTATION RESIDENCE II Will eI
i change plantation price ten thousand
dollars, which rents for two thousand doharh
per aunum, and a hrs class suburban Tee.s'
deLce price fDrtv-fFe hundred dollars, Tor
I'm proved city property. UE I sslA exchange
The residence and small plal lalton ApIlce
EE thousand dollarSI. rents inT I'VE hunufeo
dollars per auuum, t8I improved city proper
~. Title 90 ABOVE YrUE perry perfect ana nee
from all inCum Dralcs whatever. Aodrersr
aaerrl Hlsg PROPERTY Ead state lowest cssh
basis OF trade III HUMPHREYS,
fgl NaHfaru 81 Kit Williams block.
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New goods in real jet and black gar
net Jewelry Just received az the
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We will offer this week better assortment
of Comfortsbles and Blankets, at lower prices,
than ever seen before in the city.
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VINCENT BoTTo'S saloon and oyster
danot- No. 1874, corner of Washington and
M 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,
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For CHILLS AND FEVER the new
remedy, cincho-quinine, is much cheaper and
more efticacious than sulpnate of quinlne.
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CHEEK LINE.

Nat. :. Green. m aster d. p. Davis......clerk
win leave everv MONDAY, WEDNESDAY
and FRIDAY, at pm.
Particular attention paid TO freight and pas-
sengers for Walnut and Council Bends.
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M rs. +. K1SE ME r..
CONTINUATION OF SALES OF
Stylish, Elegant and SeasOnable Goods,
AT The MOST POPULAR PRICES.
An entirely new line of

An entirely new line of
In all shapes and shades, will be offered Mon
day morning, at &c, Soc, 75c. and 81.
Real French Fur Felt at 81 81.
Elegant line of Trimming VelvetS, in all the
new shades of seal, brown, plum, navy blue
myrtle, green, CUR, and great many other
desirable shades, just rece we'd.
BLACK SILK VELVETS,
A large assortment, and very low prices.
FEATHERS AND FEATHER TRIMMINGS,
OF every variety and design, to match all
the new shades. A handsome stock
of novelties IN
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LAW REPORTS.
First Chaneery Court-MOrgan, Chan

eellOT.
Court will meet at ten o'clock Mon
day morning, and the following causes com
pose the calendar, viz: 1850, Melon vs. CoebiI;
ls0l, Watson vs. Walker; 1896, Wilson VS. Glib
son 1906, BaTtoville Vi Dixon; lSOS, Church VS.
Mealh 1910, LaIkln VS. Donovan; lsll, Trenk
VS. Yates; 1871, May VS. Beaumont; 1919, Hell
lens VS. Hellems; 1871, KirtlAkd VS. Titus; 1873,
Brewster VS.. GhOmpsOn; 1881, Brinkley VS.
turner; 1886, Pulliam VS. Fraime; ISL, Levy
V Patrick; 1872, Mckinney VS. Memphis Over
ton Hotel company; 1913, Topp VS. White: 1854,
smith VS. owen; 1853, Harris VS. DOylei 1871,
Allen VS. EOmerViIle, ct al; 1852, FTiersOn VS.
Johnson: 1853, Frank VS. PaJt; 1886, Hart VS.
shaw: 1877, Avery VI Harron 1880, Todd vs..
Wright, 1851, Rice VS. Hunt 1852, Apperson VS.
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NEW LINES OF HOSIERY.

" French, English and American makes in
Ladies Misses and Gent emsn's plain, fancy
and striped Cotton Merin0 and Wool Hose,
three-qusrter Hose, and bali Hose, at
B. L0WENSTEIN q BROS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-24
Criminal Court-FIippin, Judge.

The following cases are set for trial
tomorrow: 460, Caroline Edwards; 80, Miles
Ledbetter and Pnll smith; 100, Jim Nelson !;
40, Ssllie Jsck4on; $50, Frank Pierce; 4S6
Warren Fisher; 4s9, Thos. shannon; f76, Geo
saxon 426, A bert stewart.