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l. st. Johns Parish, Teacher OF
PIANO, ORGAN, ETC.
20 lessons, $12; or go. Address, Pc box 627 If
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EDUCATIONAL,

Mr.. L. q. MARINPs DANCING S6SHe
wi ENVY,
No -. 914 and 916 Street, northwest
WIN reonen for the coming season on
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Miss JONES English. and French School for
~ Dung Ladies, Kindergarten attached will
reopen MONDA1> sentember .0th, at III MARY
streets, Capitol Hill. Circulars at Bookstores.
At
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MISSES PERLEY'S
SELECT SCHOOL AND
KIND Err GARTEN.
Win reopen September 8, 1875, at the New School
City Hall Park. AUSTIN.
Mr.. AND MRS. ALFRED BUJAUs

ENGLISH AND FRENCH BOARDING AND
DAY SCHOOL
Ior young ladies, No. 100 L street
Inc outies Of this school will commence on 8 N
Iemoer 70. Circulars to be had of the PRINCIPAL
ahs az the bookstores. auN-IIns
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GIBsoN;7op the Isth instant, at ID clock, v1c-
TOR son OF John and Henrietta Gibson, aged two
years, four ouths and fifteen days.
leone, come. at thy command,
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manual labor at home. They consider 1t de!
grading. 1t is mental in their eyes. All such
should go to other localities where labor Is
popular and enuobling.
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s netting About Railroad
ShOVels and Memphis Inven-
lions.

AT the entrance to the hall where the
Railroad convention was held yesterday
the factory of Oliver Ames & sous, the world
renowned shovel manufacturers. 1t is a sim
gular TACT that laborers on railroads cannot
work as well with any other than an Ames
shovel and they can tell by the feel, or
adaptability TO work, whether IL is an Ames
shovel they are using or not. They are far
superior 10 any other shovel made, either in
quality or durability, as all railroad men can
attest. In railroad construction a shovel has
TO serve different purposes It has to cut
roots and be used as a lever TO raise, but the
most important function is to contract the
loose earth or gravel under and around the
crosstie, or what railroad men call tempino
This is usually done by reversing the shovel
and using the handle as tamping bar. But
all ot6er shoVels as at present made, having
their handles made Of wood, are obyiousIY
UNITED Tor this. Hence the immense mum.
Der Of shoyels, otherwise good and new, that
are thrown away on account of broken ham
dies, Many devices havs been tried in the
blacksmith and machine shops of rafIroedsfo
remedy this, but the cost was always greater
than the price OF new shovel 1t has been
the good fortune OF two of our citiZen-me-
chanlcs, >. J. Bolton and John Johnson 10
invent a tight, neat, malleable iron handle
that meets the requirements and is pro-
nounced by practical roadmasters To he what
they have been seeking for Oliver AmeS q
sons have purchased the exclusive right for
putting them on new shoyels, and M M Buck
d Co, of st. Louis, the great raiIroad-snnnIH
house OF the west, have secured the mannfac-
ture OF separate handles for repair PURPOSES.
ana nave them now on all the principal rail-
roads. OlVer Ames Sons put these handles
only on their best make of shovels and mas
much as the shovels made by this Arm are
SUPERIOR 70 any otner, SO by this new improve
ment OF Memphis mechanics their value to
railroads Is still more enhanced. Success and
fortune TO our Memphis mechanics
CHOICE dressed turkeys constantly IN
hand at A. K. GiIien & Co.'S, SSS Front street,
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College.
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FOR CHOIRS, tH0RUSBS, sOIIgTIEs.
Nom Resident Notice.

No. 2066.-In the First Chaneery - -
shelby county, TenneSsee.-B p, 49, JlIL -
Seigler ct al. w. JOnn N /.
IL appearing from the bill which IL s,ro-,,
Louis 1 ' Life e"q3e TnaI ehe etendans the ST.
Mound CITY Life Insurance Com nsnI,i cry
AL 81 BIltton, are LOD-residents ~ ft,j t anu
II Is therefore ordered, That tbev mob. ,,,o,,.
q PpeaITSnce herein, at the Courthouse IN ~.
S sIy OF memphis, Tennessee, on or before ne
answer or dsmur 10 compIafnant}. hifi P-G ~
80 ~ ~ VIII De taken for confessed as 10 them
anu SCI Iof nearing exparte, and that a cory
~ TINS Oroer be published once a week N
iOGt successive weeks, in the Memphis AppesI
this 9th day Of November, 1875. nj
n copy-attesJ:
Nh r. A COLE, Clerk and Master
~ =. b McHeury, ID. T.. aud NJ,
JUL Johnston, sol. for cOmpVs noyg sal
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The following cases are set for trial
to-day in the criminal court: 54S, John H. Kir-
kenthal and Nettie Ferguson; SIS, Clint Phil
lips; 529, Peter Drinks, GLLdS Brooks.
The Furnish combination will play
the Too Orphans at the matinee and tonight,
80 that +the peoples night" will be no less at
tractive than has been any other night of the
present week.
Thomas r. Roberts, of Covington,
Tennessee, yesterday entered Pitts saloon,
No. "a Adams street and fired a shot at the pro-
prietor. The bullet missed its mark, and
Roberts was arrested.
The sale of seats for the Big B0-
ndnzd at the Theater next week, by Days
Fifth Avenue Thester company, commences
at nine o'clock this morning at the boX-Office.
The rush for reserved seats is great, and those
who would secure eligible seats should call
early
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WANTS.

OITU ATION-A young man is Willing 10
y make himself generally useful in any ca
pacity to make an honest living; can take
care Of horses and work round place; has
good education. Apply at No. 20 Jefferson ST.
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Personal.
Hon. GUsTAVUs A. HENRY, OF Clsrks-
vile, Tennessee, Is in the city.

HON. GUsTAvUsA A. HENRY, of Clarks-
vile, Tennessee, IS in the city.
COLONEL UPTON Young, an elegant
gentleman and prominent mem Der of the
NicEsbuIg bar, is among the Mississippi dele
gates TO the Southern Pacific railroad conven-
ton.
WE were glad to meet, yesterday, our
old friend and townsman, Mr.. J. j. Powers,
who Is here as delegate from icksburg TO
the southern Pacific railroad convention We
need hardly say that Mr. Powers was most
enthusiastically greeted by his hosts of friends
here, and that the hope was very generally
expressed that he would some day soon be able
70 return and cast his fortunes with us again
We sincerely hope SO. We have no better citi-
zen than Mr.. Powers.
THE following names were registered
at the cotton exchange yesterday: Hon
Holmes Cumins, CovingtOn; J. K. Wsddy and
Albert Suggs, Collierviile, Tennessee; &. s.
Davis, L. Devenney, Captain J. W. Wise and
9. A. Elder, Cincinnati; \. W. Brockway,
J. A. Mckinney, Rogersville
Tennessee; p. r. Van Frank, Missouri; J. h
Williams. Savannah; Peyton ]. Smith, Cow
ington, Tennessee; j. W. y. Frierson, New Or
leans; Ed n. Wright, New York.
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Look Out!

WEDDING decorations by Watkins.
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DIR. A. WESSON & SONS,

Are plugging teeth beautifully with gold
for 81 so each; inserting full sets Of teeth
on the finest gold plate for $35 set; on
rubber for $40 Get; and extracts teeth
without pain by the use of "pure laugh
ing gas" These gentleman guarantee
their work to give perfect satisfaction.
Give them a call.
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DIR. j. q. CLOPTON,
OF EuntsvtIIs, Ala,
PILES, FIsTULA, ULCERS, TUMORS.
BanlkrmptcY Sale
Monday, November %, 1876,

In the matter Of Mrs. N. f. Pillow, bankrupt.
As Assignee OF said bankrupts estate, 1 will
sell, at public auction, on
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THE KIDNAP CASE AGAIN.
TIghe Re-arrested -Pr0ceedings Of q
Most Amusing Character.

Mr.. Tighe was again arrested yester-
day, on authority OF another requlsition from
the governor and his attorneys, Messrs. Pat
terson & Lowe and General Horrigan, being
notified, Immediately repaired to the court
house, and on examin alton of the authority
for the arrest discovered that the reQuisition
from the governor was void upon the same
grounds that the former one was de-
cided to be, and proceeded to procure
a writ of hdbeds corpus, but IL being
too late to make out the necessary papers
before the time for the departure of the off,
GERS and their prisoner on the Memphis and
Louisville road, General Horrigan offered his
personal pledge to the agent sent to take
charge of the prisoner that upon examination
of the papers IL they were found TO be correct
he would see that Mr.. Ttghe answered the
requisition, and only asked time TO make the
examination, but the agent paid no heed to the
pledge, and rushed the prisoner TO the depot
and on to the train, Mr.. 1ighe not even being
allowed TO send for his overcoat, and the par
ty are now perhaps safely beyond the limits
of Tennessee. Mr.. Lowe left on the
three O'Clock train this morning for Gin
cinnati, and Mr.. Horrigan will perhaps follow
this evening, and will defend their client in
the midst of his prosecutors. We are in
formed that the proceedings yesterday were OF
the most summary character, and, the prison
er's counsel claim, without authority of law
at least as much so as the former proceeding,
which was held to be void by Judge Ray.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

At Reduced Pri, =, latest improved
Heating stoves, lors. Offices,
HI. WETTER d. cos.
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rITUATION-By a man OF experience, po-
y sition in city or country; is fully able to
take charge of an office or country store; is a
No. book-keeper and dissector OF same; best
of city and country reference; engagement to
be from January /. 1876. Address
noy2O CLEMENT, Appeal Office.
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HOW.-From the subscriber, living on the
4 corner of jefferson and Orleans street, one
Red Cow, with white about her; white face;
crop of each ear; slit In the left ear; about
five or six years old; left about five or six days
ago; was giving milk when she left. Anyone
returning said COW to me Will be amply re-
warded. @. FALLS.
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SH EREFE'S SALE
OF
R. q a I @STate.
In the Town Of Raleigh,

DUBLlC NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
Il That by virtue Of a VenditiOni expOnas to
me directed from the Honorable First Cir
cult Court of Shelby county, Tennessee. in
the case of Duffy & Carey VS.. VIM. Wallace.
Judgment rendered on the 18th of June
lS75, for the sum of five hundred and twenty
Two dollars and seventy-hye cents, with inter-
est and costs of suit, TO satisfy said Judg-
ment ETC., will, on
Thursday, Oh Day of December, 1876,
in legal hours, In front Of the courthouse
Memphis, Tennessee, proceed ~ sell, TO the
highest bidder, for cash, the O lowing des-
cribed property, tO-wit:
A certain lot of land, situated in the town
of Raleigh, shelby county, Tennessee, on the
south side of Main street having a street or
The south and one on the west, and boundez
on the east by q lot owned by "SchevenelIs.H
being the property knOWn as the Old Jaif OF
Shelby county, including the residence anCl
improvements thereon, being lot No. / in olOck
l, on the plan OF the town Of Raleigh, Shelby
county, Tennessee.
Levied on as the property OF defendant.
VIM wallace, to satisfy said Judgment id
tereSt and costs.
Z. Ia. ANDERSON,
Sheriff of -heIby county, Tenn
Memphis, I'd day of November. 1875. sat.
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WATKINS, S73 Main street.

COME by, and buy that first-class Coal
of Packer & Co., 1872 Main street. Prompt de-
livery. Satisfaction guaranteed.
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LEE LINE.

Carrying the q. q. Mail.
For Helena, Delta, Friars Point and all
Plantation Landings.
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COUGHS and colds are often over
looked. A continuance for any length OF
time causes irritation of the lungs or some
chronic throat disease. Browns Bronchial
TrOches" are an effectual cough remedy.
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Dress goods in great variety.
Black cashmeres and mourning goods.
Flannels, water proofs, and ladies' cloaks.
Children's Scotch and fancy plaids.
Ladies' and children's fancy hosiery at
very low figures.
White and colored blankets at reduced
prices.
Call and examine our stock before
buying, at 3l2 Main street.
TAYLOR. 10Y a. On.
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FOB RENT.

N ESIDENCE-The desirable residence, No.
10, 345 jefferson street extended, containing
six rooms, with all the necessary Outhouses,
gas and water. Possession given December
LIST. Apply to ]. N. FALLS, IL Union st.
HOUsE-With six rooms 29l Linden street
N Inquire on the premises. novl9
N ESIDENCE-No 100 Madison street. Hall
II 37x75 feet, No. 81 South Court st. immedi-
ate possession. Apply to
movie R. B. sNoWDEN, SS Madison st.
That well-known planta-
4 ton (the Neblett place. situated imme-
diately on the river, in Bolivar county, Mis-
sissippi, and in what is conceded to be the best
cotton growing district in the world, being
just midway between Memphis and VicRs-
burg. Fully protected by the levee and on
which the army and bollworm are unknown.
There are seven hundred acres in high state
of cultivation, good fence, steam gin and grist
mill, with an abundance of colored labor 10
work the entire place; comfortable resi-,
dence, with cribs, barns, quarters, wells and
six clsterns; in fact, one Of the
best improved and provided plantations
on the Mississippi river. In addition to the
above there are fifty well broke and acclima-
ted mules, ten good wagons, farming imple-
ments, and sutficiency of native corn to run
the entire place for twelve months. The
plantation will be leased for one year, with
the privilege of three, TO good, substantial
tenant at very reasonable figures, and the
mules, corn and wagons ETC., sold on good
city acceptance on twelve months time. For
further particulars, address Major h. n. Neb-
THOs. H. ALLEN & CO.,
movie -ddw Memphis, Tenn.
D ESIDENCE-l77 Union street; a large and
II commodious residence, in thorough re-
pair, now occupied by Il. +. Farnsworth.
Possession given Immediately. For further
particulars apply at premises. non
u ESIDENCE-LAND-My place. on Union
Il avenue, 2K miles from Court Square, con-
tanning eleven acres OF land finely improved,
with a good residence and all necessary out
buildings. Apply to M. W KINNEY,
nov9 TarpRulin shed, on the levee.
10 ESIDENCE-The desirable residence, las
n Adams street, convenient to business. APP
ply at 1872 Adams street.
LyTORE-At as Main : treet. Apply TO Isaac
y Isaacs, 81 Jefferson street.
OUSE-O Containing FIVE newly papered
a rooms; also, kitchen, servants room,
good cistern, etc with garden spot. Apply i
at III ALABAMA ST.
ID ESIDENCE Nice 2story frame residence,
II 1853 fernando, near Linden.
octl9 W. A. WHEATLEY, go Main.
SEVERAL Residences Convenient to
y the business part of the city.
octl3 II. c. BRINKLEY.
FURNISHED suburban Residence; very &C.
- Jas. s. CARPENTER & CO.,
sepl9 49, Madison street.
NTOREHOUSE-The storehOuse with rooms
3 above Nos. ZIG ana lis Besle street, on the
orneT OF fernando. Inquire OF
SAMUEL GABAY,
auI2 Mos. "a. az nd 449 Main Street
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Ladies CIOaks and Walkfng-yackets
just received. Elegant Beaver CIoaks
at SIS, So, 81, IS, % and $40. New styles.
Come early fTy0u want q choice.
nERKEN RROTHERa.
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AIURSE-A settled woman to take care of
N young children and do chamber-work !;
kind home and good wag es given; references
Tov2O 2l3 DESOTO ST, near Vance.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
STRAYED.

hWELLING-Fine suburban Dwelling
] House for sale or rent. Apply at No. 81
Main street. seq
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LOOK at our all-wool cashmere pants
for 50 50, at the
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
OIL Main Straat
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WEDDING decorations by Watkins.
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VINCENT BOTTo's saloon and oyster
depot, No. 1874, corner of Washington and
Front 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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WATKINS, 1913 Main street.

The highest cash price paid for sec
Goldstein's furniture store, No. 14l15 Beale st.
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Thursday, December 2, 1875,

bstween the hours Of Il n. and pm. at the
southwest corner of Main and Madison
streets, Memphis, Tennessee, sell at public
auction, for cash, a lot of g OuDd, containing
nve acres, situated in Shelby county, Tonnes
see, near and south OF Memphis, being parts
OF lots 90 and % OF KeTr's subdivision of his
100 acre tract, part OF the Ramsey grant for
5000 acres. Tt e property is known as the
Jacob Place" and IS fully described In said
trust ceed, 10 which reference is here made.
The lot contains valuable improvements
grapes, fruit trees, etc.
The deed of trust was made TO secure the
payment OF the note therein mentioned,
payable to ]. H. Mcdonald, guardian OF ]. T.
and ". i. Mcdonald, upon which a payment
OF $50 has been made. sale made by direc.
ton OF the beneficiary.
The title is thought to be good, but will sell
and convey as trustee only. Equity OF re-
denIptiOn waived by the deed.
November s, 1870.
nov9 WIN. NJ SMITH. Trnsfea
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Mechanics and Traders Rank has for
sale State, county and city serfps al low.
est market rates, An sums to suit tax.
payers.
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Ladies, Read!

Our stock OF fancy stationery is the
most elegant, the most varied, the freshest,
and the cheapest In the city.
A. +. DOD & Co, 81 Main street.
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GRAND opening and lunch at the
Union Exchange, No. Is Union street, this
found the best of beer, wines, liquors and ci-
gars. Come one, come all. Jacob Ney, pro-
prietor,
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Sheriff of -heIby county, Tenn
Memphis, I'd day of November. 1875. sat.
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AT A SACRIFICE.
GREAT BARGAINS

In black silks of best makes,
Colored silks in all the new shades,
Black and colored silk velvets,
Ladies' domestic underwear,
Flannel and cloth sacques,
at 3l2 NJ ain street,
TAYLOR, JOY & co.
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
FoRLCUIsvILLE & CINCINNATI.
OLD RELIABLE.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FUR NEW UHLEANS.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans
Packet for the Year.
For Vicksburg, Natchez, New Orleans and
all Way and Bend Landings.
Str. JAO. b. @AUDk, nT-
j. T. West.-.mast E. Outlaw CT X 800 II
Leaves every alternate TUESDAY, conn
mencing
Tuesday, October 10Th.
Tuesday, November I'd.
Tuesday, November 18th.
Tuesday, November 30th.
Tuesday, December l4Lh.
Tuesday, December 28th.
And on during the year.
For freight or passage apply to
j. T. WASH jim, Agent, 800 Front st.
The JNO. B. MAUDE is the only boat that
will remain in the trade the entire year, Raw
ing been thoroughly repaired and refur Gished,
is now un surpassed by any boat on the We ST.
ern waters as a first-class passenger packet.
Every attention will be paid to way and
plantation business. oct2l
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HOUSE-With six rooms, 29l Linden street
III Inquire on the premises. novl9
DESIDENCE-No. IO9 Madison street. Hall
II S7x75 feet, Nc. 81 South Court st. tmmedi-
ate possession. Apply to
novl9 r. B. SNOWDEN, IS Madison st.
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Observation-Disclosures COMPANY

Monday, Tuesday, Wedns sday, and Thanks
giving Day Thursday Matinee,
November I'D, sd, oath and 25th,
The Great Humorous Sensation, the
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WATKINs's Bridal Dresses.

PARTIES wishing copies of Forest and
Stream, containing full report of last meeting
of Tennessee Sporting association, can find it
at Billy Lieben's, 236I5 Main street.
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DoN'T FORGET to hand in''your fsvors
early to appear in our mammoth Sum
day issue.
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WATKINS, designer of bridal outfits.

THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
and CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 246
Second street. TT. WALKER & co.
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BEHOLD our good white shirts at 81,
at the
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE.
oil
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ELLIOTT LLEE.

Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY at pm.
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BLANKETS BLAEKETS
California and Holland IO-4, II-4 and
I2-4 Blankets, at lower prices. Also,
extra heavy Shaker FIanness at so and
20 cents q yard.
MESKRN BROTHERS.
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WATKINS, designer of bridal outfits.

Mechanics and Traders Bank has for
sale State, county and city scrips at low
est market rates, in sums to suit tax
payers.
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FIRST BEAR of the season just re-
ceived by S. Clement, SO Besle street.
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trustees sale
OF THE
"BACOBE PLACE. -

TTNDER a deed OF trust executed to me as
~ trustee by John W. Jefferson, on the 9Th
of November, 1872, on record IN Shelby cOun-
ty, in book No. y, page 333, L will on
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Go TO Mrs. Lanier's, 2O7 Main street,
for late papers, magazines, etc.; also a fine
law library, cheap.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Milf Harry Memphis and White River
U. 3. MAIL Line.

Mouth White River, Indian Bay, st. Charles,
CrOcketts Bluff, Mt. Adams, Clarendon, De-
Walls Blur, Des Arc, Augusta, JacksonpOrt,
West Point and Searcy.
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LOOK at our fine boys suits we are
selling at S., at the Oak Hall clothing house
25 main street,
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FOUR hundred coats of broken suits
at So each, at the
OAK HALL CLIO HING HOUSE,
25l Main street
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WATKINs's Bridal Dresses.

JUST received at the Oak Hall cloth
ing house, 25l Main street, elegant Atwood
children's suits at S..
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REWARD.

Ok REWARD-Strayed on Friday evening,
30 NOyember s, 1875, a red Cow, years old.
A boye reward for return OF same To
WIN THANE, Manassas street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-20
WATKINS, designer of bridal outfits.

CHOICE BEARS meat at 8. Clements
SO Beale street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-20

ONE thousand odd vests at 81 each,
at the
OAK HALL CLOTHING HOUSE,
25l Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-11-20
personal

INVOICES legally obtained for incompat-
ID bility, etc residence unnecessary; fee
sftcr decree. Address 2. o. box 1857, Chicago,
III no6