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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1875-06-03
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

r WILL sell at York Court HOUSE, ON .Ie
FIRST MONDAY IN JUNE, next, the 1ol-
lowing property, belonging to the estate OF Il. 5.
MOORE, deceased:
One Fine Gold Watch and Chain,
One Bedstead and Bedding.
Wearing Apparel.
One lot of old Books.
One small Table.
One Leather Trunk, together with other articles
unnecessary to mention.
TERMs-CASH.
W. H. McCoRKLE, Administrator.
>,,,, on On St
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HARDWARE.

I have a complete assortment OF Hardware
suitable to the wants Of this section.
J. 81. ADAMS.
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KID GLOVES.

II WILL receive, the last of this week, an ele-
CANT stock of Alexander's Kid Gloves, in
white, black and colors-all sizes which will be
sold cheap. II. r. ADlCkES.
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LIGHTNING CHURN.
VUST received lot of Lightning Churns. You
81 can make butter in ten minutes. Call soon,
or they will all be gone.
r. M. DOBSON & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-21

With 8 strong plot and abundance OF
incident, and with picturesque situations
That sford ample scope for artistic dis
play, ii stands pre-eminent among the
stage creations OF the period. Nowhere
has lis merits been more highly appre.
ciated tbnn here IN Memphis. Eight
crowded, OVERLOOKING houses attest the
IAct, and must have convinced Kurdish
and his talented combination that
"the best is not too coed for
us.D The house was densely packed
at the matinee. LAST night
was an exceptional night at the Thea.
ter, as to sudierce as well as perform
anee. We note the fact with pleasure
"a q proof that good bill and a strong
bish Folk With a regret that is only NIT
igsiei by the promise Of their return in
February.
The Big Bonanza by Augustin DaIy's
Fifth Avenue Company.
Tomorrow evening at eight O'clock,
our citizens will for the first time have
the pleasure of witnessing the famous
New York Fifth Avenue theater COM
pauy from Augustin Daly's thester, in
the celebrated cOmicsl success, The Big
oOHUHSO. lie MeUpulS 1uShl6I Will
no doubt be crowded by al audience
ready aud willing to enjoy three hours
of hesrty laughter, after so much sigh
ing and sobbing for tine Orphans. The
company comprises some twenty.one
ladies aud gentlemen, many OF whom
are stars in Themselves, as will be readily
seen from the list If names: Miss
Sara Jewett, Miss Emily R'ge, Miss
May Nuney, Miss Nellie Mortimer,
Mrs. Jsmison, Miss Fannie Francis,
Miss Cor gdon, Mr.. Owen Fawcett, Mr..
James Rsrdie, Mr.. D Whiting, Mr..
George DeVere, Mr.. Frank Chapman,
Messrs Ringold and Rockwell, Mr.. E.
Eytinge, Mr.. Fred Chapman, etc, max
ing combination OF talent never before
seen here for excellence in artistic COM
in their various roles. AS
mentioned before, the general surround
ings, scenery and dresses, were manu-
fsciured in New York for this visit, and
there is every probability that to the
run OF three hundred nights in the east
ern cities, a weeks enjoyable and profit
able business will be added here.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-21
OUR RAILROADS.
Request for Reduced Rates for Attend
ants at the Masquerade Bali.

EDITORS APPEAL-It is a matter OF
qualification that the principal railroads
centering in Memphis have consented,
at the request OF the Centennial COM
missioners and merchants, to run excur-
sion trains on the occasion of tbs Cen
tennial ball next Thursday. The i'm
portance of this movement will be sp-
precisted when we consider that this is
the season of the year when our country
friends supply their necessities with the
proceeds Of their crops, thus benef1ting
all branches Of trade, at the same time
giving them the opportunity Of spend
ing a day or two pleasantly in the city.
We shall esteem 1t q favor if you will
make public the fact through your popu-
lar journal that the Memphis and
Charleston, Mississippi and Tennessee,
Louisville and Nashville and Great
Southern and Memphis and Paducah
roads will sell tickets at half fare good
to return until Saturday. Respectfully,
ID MENKEN BROTHERS,
and Others,
The petition presented to the above
roads and responded to with such favor
is as follows:
To the General Supeffntendents of the Mem
phis and Charleston, Memphis and Lou
1SVllle, MISSISSIPPI ana tennessee, memphis
and Paducab and Little Rock Railroad
Companies:
The undersigned commissioners, ap-
pointed by the governor Of the State to
collect funds for the Centennial exposi-
ton, together with the mercantile
house,, whose proprietors' names are at
tsched, respectfully ask that your sever
al railroads run excursion trains on
Thursday, the twenty-fifth instant tick
cts to hold good until Saturday evening"
in order to facilitate the transportation
OF passengers to the Centennial masquer-
ade ball. We, the undersigned, make
this request under the belief that very
large delegation from the country will
visit Memphis on the occasion in ques-
ton. In view Of the benefit that must
accrue 10 the commercial interests of
Memphis, and necessarily to the bust
ness of your several roads, the under.
signed respectfully ask the granting OF
their request:
Joseph BarbIere, CON-, j. c. Maccabe, Conn.,,
Menken Bros, b. Lowenstein q Bros,
O'Bannon d Morris, VIM. Frank & Co.,
E. UrQuhart & Co, NJ. Fuld,
GrubbS d Austin, Wheeler, Pickens & Co.
Charles N. Erich, Taylor, Joy & Co.,
Johston & Nunns, c. L. Byrd Co.,
David Hastings. n. B Camp,
]. d. Hume Bryson & Camp,
Price, Jones & Co., and many others.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-21
PERSONAL.

Mr.. JOHN w. GOODWIN leaves to day
for Little Rock, on business tour.
Mr.. LEWIS P. MEYERS, editor OF the
Humboldt Herald, and delegate to the
Southern Pacific railroad convention, is
in the city. The Herald is one OF the
bsst papers in West Tennessee, and an
excellent advertising medium.
AMONG the candidates mentioned for
the cierkship of the house Of the Mis-
sissippi legislature is that of Major George
M. Govan, Of Holly Springs, Mississippi.
He is q young man Of high standing,
fine attachments and OF the most popu-
lar and manly training. Ia the late wer
he displayed soldierly traits that carried
him from the ranks to the position of
major Of his regiment. Possessing tai
ents that eminently qualify him ft the
place he aspires to, with q reputation
without a blemish, Msjor Govan is like
~ to be the next clerk of the house of
the Mississippi legislature.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-21
a CONVENTION DEMANDED.

The APPEAL has always held that in
municipal, ss in other matters affecting
The local interests CT Memphis, 1t would
support whatever might be the declared
will OF majority Of the people or Of the
Democratic party. Recently, when the
question Of the election Of q mayer and
general cOuncilmen va, moOted, 1t
placed Itself on this record. In accord
snce with this declaration we indorse
the call fOr Democratic mass meeting,
10 be held next Saturday, for the purpose
Of electing q city executive committee,
preparatory to holding a party conven-
ton to nominate a candidate for mayor.
We indorse this call, and the
spirit that dictates it. We think
the time has come fer q thorough
reorganization Of the Democratic party
in Memphis, and upon basis 30 liberal,
20 Just and 30 generous IS will leave no
cause for jea!ousies, for csrpiDg or for
faut-hnding. There should be the widest
latitude Of opinion consistent with the
cardinal PRINCIPLES and time -honored
usages Of the only party that to-day
.confrOnts the Rsdicalism thai threatens
Us with third term and with a repeti-
ton Of The thefts and crimes, perhaps,
for which thst parry is responsible. We
indOrss the call, AID trust the reorgsnI-
eaton it contemplstes will be wisely
guided and carried 10 successful issue
in q conservative and temperate spilit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-21
DEMOCRATIC,
Cali for 4 MaSs-Meeting of Democrats,
Looking TO the Reorganization Of
tie Party.
A Long and u Strong Array Of Names
The Rank and File Of the Party
Thoroughly Aroused.
To the Democrats OF Memphis,

AZ ZIG LSAhoNlNlH VI Rutst
The undersigned, desirous of securing
to TIE city OF Memphis the services Of a
Democrat in the Office Of mayer, beg 10
suggest that it is desirable, in view of
the efJrts being made by the Republic
can party, that mass-meeting be called
at an early day for the purpose, Of elect
ing Democratic city executive COM
mittee, preparatory to calling coaven.
ton OF the party TO meet at day to be
appointed net later than Saturday, De-
cember 4th, pToXimO. This step is de-
sirable for several reasons, the priD cipal
among them being the future welfare,
growth and prosperity of the city Of
Memphis. II is desirabiv that the Demo-
cratic party shall assume the full re-
sponsibility for the management and
control OF the affairs of the city. Be-
sides, we consider IL ssentislly necessary
that our party shall pat Itself in prepaid
ton In city, town, county and Safe
for the great Pre- sidentisl contest which
is to take place in 1875. Within our
own State, as well SIS in every other State
In the UBiop, We find the Democratic
party 80 organized and so prepared, and
parry leaders are everywhere urging the
people to maintain the party organizes
ton in the fullest spirit OF integrity as
essential TO party success pres emily and
prOspectively. Tnere is no good reason
why Memphis should be an exception
10 this rule. On the contrary, taking
warning fGom the efforts which are being
made to revi'alize the Republican party,
we feel il our duty TO be pa ticulsrly
urgent at this time. We, therefore, as
Democrats, anxious for party sscenden-
cy and party success, call Democrat;
mass-meeting for the purposes set forth
above, to meet at the Greenlsw Opera
house on Saturday, November 27th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-21
THE PACIFIC RAILROAD CONvEN.
TIOy

TION.
The convention which, for two days,
has been considering the question of
congressional aid to the Texas Pacific
RAILROAD, with branches from Shreve-
port to Memphis, New Orleans and
4Vicksburg, adjourned yesterday after
adopting preamble and resolutions
hat fully cover all that the APPEAL has
cOntended Cor. We said in our editorial
~ Friday, that we understood the con-
<yention TO have been called not in the
interest Of any particular city, but in
hat u the whole south. Such Is the
view the msmters have taken
En the conclusions reached after
30 days Of debate, and which are
70 Clearly expressed in the resolutions
i 7h.c1 c publish in another column.
hey tl'rs declare for congressional aid
or the Texas Pacific from Shreveport to
FsSsn Diego, with branches from Shreve-
= port TO this city, to New Orleans and to
sVicksburg, each branch to enjoy like IA
1ciliries, immunities and benefits. This,
enforced by the necessary legislation,
ecures to US ssouthern road in southern
E erritory, and, We hop, ID be managed
aud directed by southern men. Nothing
sHas said Of st. Louis, because it was
understood ST. Louis would take care o.
<herseif in the convention on Tuesday
bext This was wise, Any attempt to
sstan ST. LOuis upon the resolu-
ions would have been met with
torM Of objections, just az We believe
ne introduction Of the name of that
atty In the bill 10 be presented to con-
yress will be met, for the resson that st.
[Louis has now more and better Pacific
bonnectioDs than any city in the Union,
<And IN anticipation OF the construction
~ the Texas Pacific has already direct
connection with the country through
RThich that line will pass, by the Cairo
And Fulton, the NJ. K. and T., the At.
gibson, Topeka and Santa Fe, and the
sarroW-guage road running from Den,
Per to Pueblo. With these four roads, and
} lhe Kansas Pacific TO Cheyenne, there
D connecting with the Central Pacific,
ll55sides numerous Other roads running to
DmBha, or intersec!ing roads between
= ,hicsgO and that point, st. Louis ought
80 be content. But whether she be con-
Hent or not, we think that with her pres
snnt advantages it would be an outrage
ssSopon the States were congress tosubsidize
Hiny connecting link to the Texts Pacific
A rom st. Luis. She has now more than
Fer share and as to her fighting us in
rlong,ess, 10 case she is let out OF the
Hr0pOsed bill, we feel sure that Chicago
Aselnd Cincinnati, aided by New York,
Boston and Baltimore, will see to that.
ueut with Nj. Bro3dhead's disclsimer Of
4 ntsgonism in view, we do not think
There need be any fear on
Chat score. st, Louis will see
~ erselt tina. it is not polite to antsg-
Mis- the whole south, just IS she will
And that 10 carry the measure contem-
Hated by the Memphis convention she
tiill have, nay, we will ali have to drop
BON Scott and all his belong ings and st.
! hchmeIts.
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PARTICULARS
GREAT DRESS AND DRY GOODS
Bargain Sale now going on at
HERZOG a. BRO, $50 Main ST.
THE

Valuable information on styles, prices,
quantities and combinations of dress
goods for the new costumes.
I0yard5 double.width cashmere, and
sufficient silk Of same color to trim the
suit, overskirt aud jacket handsomely,
from SIC to 500. We have these mate
rails in ravy-blue, plum and browns
the newest colors.
A large assortment of colored dress
silks at 81 so yard. Rich Lyons black
silks at 81 %, 81 so, 81 75sand 81; price
for full suit from $50 to $40, counting Is
yards for suit.
Black cashmeres of the best French
make at 81, 81 Is, 81 373 and ST. so; these
goods are cheaper for the quality of
goods than anything else in the market.
A full suit will cost from Sl2 to $l6.
Black alpaca and mohsirs at 35c, 40c,
45c, SOC, CSC and 75c yard; the cheap
eat aIpacas in America.
Black real cancels hair at 50 80
yard, 81 inches wide. Black matelssse
at 81 50, 81 inches wide. Black plaid
camePs-hair, q inches, 81 yard. Our
specialties in sverdress materials re.
duced.
BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
Use plsids for SOC; soc plsids for Csc:
35c plaids for 25e; SOC plsids for zoe; 200
pieces diagonal, plain and Tepped dress
goods to match all colors of plaids, for
25c, SOC and 35c-beautiful goods.
Kuickerbockers and striped Princess
dress goods much reduced. Navy-blue
silk-vaIvet, 81 yard, worth 81. Black
silk-velvet, 81 25; black silk-velvet,
81 so. One piece Of black cloak velvet,
full width, S. yard, worth SO. Navy
blue, plum and brown sll-wool serges
from 50 to Csc. Good waterproof, 75e;
splendid waterproof, 81; plaid and
striped waterproof cheap. Bargains in
seal-brown chinchillss for ladies' and
children's sacques. French cloths cheap.
Flannel, l5;; Shaker flannel, 35o. New
calicoes opened. Brown, cardinal and
vy-blue ssshes and sash ribbons.
Splendid 2.button kid gloves for 81, just
in. Dimity and linen sailor-collars for
children. Navy-blue and brown cotton
and wool hosiery for ladies and chill
dren. Splendid corsets for 75c, and
81 and 81 SO each.
We are constantly receiving the fresh
est attractions seen in the fashionable
N arkets, aud are now Offering une.
qUaled good bargains.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-21
The President issued orders Friday

The President issued orders Friday
consolidating a number OF internal reve-
nue. districts throughout the country,
among them the following: Robert F.
Patterson will be retained as collector of
the district formed by consolidating the
seventh and eighth districts of Tennes-
see, to be known hereafter IS the eighth
district. Daniel B. Cliff collector OF the
district formed by consolidating the
f'th and sixteenth districts of Tennes-
e 10 be known as the fifth district,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-21
Criminal Court-FIinniu Iudoa

The following cases are set for trial on
Monday next: Nos. 235, John H. STRAIT
ton; 557, John Burns; 544, Herman
johnson; 542, Jim Jackson; SOL, Geo.
Griffin; 495, SaIlie Jackson; 494,
Francis Thompson: 49I, Andrew Brown /;
3S2, VIM. Page; 4Sl, Bowling Green (;
465, Abe M'DOp aid; AS, Henry Vesper-
man and Alfred Smith; 444, J. R.
M'Donald; AIS, Lust Perry alias Lust
Macon; 597, Muuford Horton; 276, VIM.
Moore,
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THE PACIFIC CONVENTION.
Names Of Members of Committees APP
pointed by President n HgOffin.

Under the second resolution of the
Texas and Pacific railroad convention,
the president, Hon. BeriAh Magoffin,
has appointed the following committees
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
F. ;. Davis, chairman; Thomas T..
ID ckery, John d Adams, A. P. Currey,
Arkansas; w. s. Haven, Louisiana /;
James Q. Petit, G. NJ. niece, Henry
G.. Smith, Tennessee; N. II. Harris,
Missis sippi; Captain James s. Wise,
Ohio; Hon. Beriah Msgoffin, er-offico,
by special resolution.
COMMITTEE TO REPRESENT THE MEN,
PHIs CONVENTION AT ST. LOUIS.
Hon. Henry G. Smith, Memphis;
Captain J. s. Wise, Cincinnati; Hon. J.
M. Fleming, Knoxville, Tennessee;
Hon. Jacob Thompson, Memphis; Hon.
A. Bosrman, Louisiana; Lafayette
Devenny, Cincinnati; w. s. Haven,
Shreveport, Louisiana; Captain U. M.
Young, Mississippi, and Hon. s. &.
Davis Cincinnati,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-21

Il GALVESTON, November 20 The fol.
wing was received from San Antonio,
"t0vtm0sy 20.b: Major Alexander at
we'd ~ Los CuevOe, and reports that
gRiity men Of the Eighth cavaliy crossed
Ris morning before ms arrival ty Rand
it's order, Major ClendeDin having left
~ RiBgold 70 support M'Naly, who
a. driven By The MexicaDs to the river.
ohis was done in violation Ct orders
ven by me yesterday morning. /
I'VE directed Msj1r Alexander to ra-
IN the troops to the north bank He
ofs answered: at will lie done imme-
wstely. l have carried cut your other
ssistruclions in regard TO suTendeTing
he thieves aDd returning the property.
asj0r Alexander reports large numbers
y troops eTtrsting in front Of him.
- POTTER, COMMANDING
oft is by 10 means impossible that the
nexicsus may Use tire offensive. Los
cIevOs Is a notorious den Of Cortina and
robbers, snC uCt less than one thou
nd could be assembled there in shoIt
c5jce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-21
Circuit COurt-HeiskeIl, Judge.

The calendar for tomorrow is COM
posed Of fifty cases from the Second cir
cult court docket, beginning with No.
1861 and ending with 1862, and also the
following cases specially set: Nos. 1850,
Oliver IL Vase VS. Arbuckle; 1898,
Lewis vs. Jenkins; 1856, Mines VS.
WEIGH; 35l9, Marable VS. Langan; 1862,
Lewis VS. Nelson; 1887, Doyle vs Gcd.
win
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-21
ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTk
Assocta,ed Press Dispatches,

associated Press D1spatcnes'
ST. LOUIS, November 20-River fall
ing slowly, with feet inches to Cairo.
Weather cloudy and warm. Arrived:
st. Joseph, Memphis. Departed: Com
mOnweaIth and Cherokee, New Or
leans; st. Joseph, Memphis; Capital
City, Vicksburg; Polar Star, Lower,
Mississinni
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CENTENNIAL BALL.
MRS. f. KREMER.

A telegram from Caleutts, in regard
to theIepoitsd conspiracy in Rangoon,
says the slsrm originated with band of
DAkofts or robbers, who attempted to
seize the arsenal. The affair is not be-
lieved to have any political significance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-21
IMMENSE BARGAINS
EXCEEDINGLY LOW PRICES,
In English, French and American
COunterpanes.

On Monday, the 22d instant, and dur
ing the week, we will offer at retail the
cheapest line of Marseilles ccupterpanes
ever brought to this market, consisting
of: $50 la white &C uaterpanes at 81 so,
fully worth 81 rs; and line of honey
comb ccunterpanes at ST. IS, the great
est Bargains ever offered. A job lot of
huckaback and damssk towels, in diff.
ferent sizes and styles, some of which
are slightly soiled, far below manufsc-
turer's prices. These goods have been
purchased at recent bankrupt sale in
New York, and we guarantee them to be
fully fifty per cent. below regular prices.
Also, full line Of table linens, napkins
and doylies, table and piano covers,
Richardson's and SpOtten's unrivaled
shifting linens, Barnesley linen sheet
in9s and pillow case linens aud toili-
nettes at our usually low prices.
B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS
For latest novelties IA Hats, Trim.
mirRs, ETC., call az 33s aain street, Cor
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SPECIAL BARGAINS
RS. X II e M e r. $.
This week a

Having purchased a large stock OF
goods in New York last week at unpar-
aIleled bargains, we ere enabled to offer
unprecedented advantages to our GUS
toners. We offer this week
American felts, best quality, 25c, SOC.
Fur-finished felts, SOC, Use.
Real French fur felts, 75c to 81 so.
Wings, every possible shade, Sc and up
ward.
Long ostrich plumes, 81.
Birds, large size, Use, 81.
Feather bands, all new shades, 81.
Hat ornaments-perfect beauties-l5c,
25c to 81.
Neck-ties, new and most exquisite styles
and large assortment, from SOC up
ward.
New shades OF ribbons-lowest prices.
The largest variety and best styles OF
painted brooches in the city at from
SOC upward.
Seal-brown, nsvy-blue, plum, and all
other desirable shades in trimming
velvets and silks, cut on the bias.
Velvet ribbons at importers cost.
Novelties in elegant fans for evening.
w ia opCh On
the most beautiful line Of
Evening Flowers and Gacnitures,
Flower Frlnges and Picquets.
Our greatest bargain - wonderfully
cheap
Wooden Fringes-sll the best shades.
Cloaks aud overdresses at very low
prices. Materials for Overdresses at re-
duced prices.
CENTENNIAL BALL.
Gold and silken friDges, lacss, gimps,
bTaids, spsngies, ornaments, tarlalan
brode, all OF our own importation, the
pIettiest goods OF the kind ever shown
here.
All these bargains are TFesh, new
goods, bought nj suen prices 80 eBa-
BILE ms 10 give real bargains. Thas We
do 50, We Iesve IS the ladies of Memphis
20 decide.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-21

A COMMUNICATION from Mr.. T. B.
dgington, is unavoidsby laid over.
s az tba. gentleman may feel assured we
fad no intention Of impugniDg his
erscity, ss be seems 10 think.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-21
q FOR SALE.
COAHOMAC CONTEMPLATION

THAT fne plantation known as the IRVINE
SHERIFF RIDGE PLACE, in COahOma
county, Mississippi, is offered for sale for SO
per acre ;one-third down, balance in two equal
annual instalments, with per cent. interest
from first Of January next This offer holds
good until first Of Novem Der next. The place
contains about 1900 acres, about 500 of which
are under cultivation; hne crops and album
dance Of labor on the place. Also. Stearn-Sin,
with two S0-saw gins. Apply to SEYMOURP.
IRVINE, on the place, or TO the undersigned,
at Florence, Alabama, .,.
oct3 VIM. ). IRVINE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-21

Chancery COurt-MOrgan, Judge.
Court will meet at ten O'Clock, Mon
day morning, when the case of Rankin
VS.. Rankin will be taken up.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-21

MY NEW folding psnnier is uncrUsha-
: aad ] guarantee it TO last longer
ian six eastern pannieTs. make it
Z ort euorgb lor street dress, and q long
= for evening dresses.
LOUIS LANCE, 80 Main street.