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Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-04-01

David Crockett, after returning home
from his first trip to New York, gave
his baelwoods audience his idea Of the
first gentleman in the metropolis -
Philip Hone il the most gent,emanly
man in New York, boys, and I'll
tell you how know it. When he asks
you to drink he don't hand you glass
he puts the decanser on the table, and
walks OF TO the window and locks on.
until you have finished"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-04-01

DUMBroUNpISG IsPupEScE.-A res
ident of the 9th ward has been missing
wood from his pile for several weeks
past. and the other night he watched
and caught a negro loading UP q big
armful. Springing out, he cried:
.'Ah! ha I've caught you, have
Il"
is dat you:" asked the negro as he
dropped the wood.
sYes, this IS I, and want to know
what you are doing here"
"Doin' beah z"
"Yes, sir"
"You see dis we're wcod-pile, don't
you 60 inquired tie darkey.
"Yes, do"
.well, dere'. q new family moved
into dat shanty over dar. and I don't
like dere looks one Bit. believe dey'd
steal wood quicker'n lightning, and ]
cum over to warn We. II ye miss any
wood don't say I didn't tel ye wha,
kind of folks dose are.
And he walked awsys lsasing the
man dunhfounded.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-04-01

GROWING OLD.-"It is the solemn
thought connected with middle life."
saws tie late eloquent +. W. Robertson,
that lifc's last business is begun in
earnest; ard il is then, midway between
the cradle and the grave. that o man
begins to marvel that he let the days
of youth 90 by so half enjoyed 1t is
the pcnsive autumrfeeling; itis the SEN
sation of half sadness that we experience
when the longest day of the year 10
past, and every day that follows 10
shorter, and the light fainter, and tho
feebler shadows tel that nature is has
tenius with gigantic footsteps to her
winter grave. So does man look upon
his youth. When the first gray hairs
become visible. when the unwelccn.
truth fastens itself upon the mind that
a man is no longer going up hill, but
down, and that the sun is always west
cring, he looks back on things behind.
When We were children We thought a.
children. But now there lies before Is
manhood, with lis earnest work, AMI
then old age, and then the grave, and
then home. There is a second youth
for man. better and holier than his first.
il he will lock or and rot back"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-04-01

g An inebriate stranger precip;.
tated himself down stairs, and on stri-
king the landing reprcachfully apostro-
phized himself with: "If you'd been
a-wsntin' t. come down stairs, why in
thunder didn't YOU say so. you wooden
beaded old fool, an Td . come with
you, an showed you ths way"
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-04-01
~ Emerson lives mostly TO hin

ES Emerson lives mostly to him
self, both in body and mind. Some
body asked him why he omitted paul
Reverc's Ride from Parnassus." He
said he never heard Of it, and asked,
"Who wrote it z" "Why, Longfellow
wrote it !" said the questioner. did
he Z" asked the sage, in amazement.-
An Engishman called on Longfellow
one day and asked to see his house.
which was Washington's headquarters
1T Cambridge. He showed him through
eourteously, and the visitor expressed
much satisfaction, and begged to know
his hosts namef "Longfellow," said
the poet, not unreasonably expecting
some recognition. "Ah, indeed an
American" But worse even than that
is the story of some Cambridge tourists
who asked the car conductor to show
them Lowell's houser He said he
didn't know the name. "James Rus
sell Lowell" explained the VISITORS
The man shook his head; '.there's a
baker down town by the name of Low
ell" said he, '.but the cars dom. GO
anywhere near him."
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1875-04-01
ST. MARY'S BEACON
nsssLisHxD EVERY THrKspA, TT
J. +. KING 4 JAMES s. DOWNS.

TEass OF SU sscRiPrIos per an
M IN, 10 De paid within xix months. No sub
pcsiptio will be received for a shorter pc
riod than six m onths and no paper to be
disc IN tin ned until all arrearsges are paid
exec pit at the option of the publisher.
TERxs or ADyERTIsisG-I!eents Iefsquare
for the first insertion, and so cents for ev-
cry subsequent Insertion. Eight lines or less
constitute a square. If the number Of i'm
ssruons be not marked on the advertise
nent, twill be bepubished until forbid, and
charged accordingly. A liberal t.educ;Ion
naae o those who advertise BY the year
Commu nj cations OF persona character
will be charged, nj the same rates as ndver-
,issments: obituaries over ten linesin length
will he charged al the rate ef SO cents per
square.
All communications for publication must
ks accompanied with ihereal name Of the
author, or no attention will be paid TO them.
The real name OF the author will not be pub
Iished unless desired, hut VIC cannotconsent
TO insert communications unless We know
the writer.
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c%Here ia a GOOD thing on the "t,

g. Here is a good thing on the "ta-
ter bug" Three men comparing notes /:
One SAYS, There are two bugs to every
stalk" A second says. They have cut
down nv early crop and are sitting on
the fence waiting for my late crop TO
come up" 'Pshaw" said the third,
"you know nothing about it. Irassed a
seed store the other day and saw the
bugs looking over the books 10 see wsc
had purchased sesd potatoes"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26
PERSONAL.

Mr. r WHITE CARROLL, of SeratO-
bia, is in the city.
Mr. CLARK PRITCHETT, a well known
citizen of Nashville, is in the city.
Mr.. F. LAyIGNE has been appointed
consular agent OF France in this city. He
will make an efficient and reliable agent for
the duties Of tbis position.
Mr.. THOMAS G., DOUGLAS, editor of
the Grenada tMiss.) Republican, is in the city
in the interest o. his journal, which has a
large circulation and Is 4 good advertising
medium.
Mr.. JOHN A. GALBREATH, manager
OF the Western Union telegraph office at jack
son, Mississippi, and an excellent chess player
of note, is in the city attending the Tennessee
state sp 1Ttsmen'S annual meeting.
AT the cotton exchange on Saturday
and yesterday the following names were reg
istsrtd in the visitlng-book: c. H. Melley,
Liverpool; w. F. Moon, Liverpool; General
90. w. DOCk-Ty, Arkansas; ID. A. ". Nelson,
Big Greek; c. r. lddings, New YORK; Theo.
Shute, jT., New Orleans; q. b. Eggleston, Gov
iugton, Tennessee; W. j. Byrne, Russellville,
Kentucky.
IT'S cur sad duty to announce the
death Of Mr. William Bronson Bayliss,
most estimable young gentleman, well known
in Memphis and beloved By every acquaint-
auce. After "A long and painful Illness he
died in this city last Sunday, and was yester
day followed to the grave by those who knew
him best and loved him most. His purity of
heart and integrity of character won the re-
SpecG and esteem OF all who knew him, and
gives him fadeless remembrance in the af-
fecJons of every friend. Calmly and peace
fully he died, mOuTned by SOTrOwiDg friends,
who will never forget one so noble and true
in every relation OF life, but cherish the viz
tues that beautihed his life and ennobled his
Oh
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Irish Whisky and Memphis En-
teFprise.

We have much pleasure In calling the
attention OF our realers to the subjOined cir
cular, recently addressed by MessTs. Carbery
& Casey to their numerous customers. The
large shipment; of whistles referred to COM
prises a splendid assortment of the choicest
brands. We trust the day is not far distant
when tue navization Of the Mississippi viii be
so improved as to enable transatlantic
steamers to come direct to Memphis, and UNI
load their cargoes at our doors:
1--WE have pleasure in advising the arrival
at New Orleans, on the sixteenth instSnt, 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 a member OF our f. IN, and
purchased from the lost eminent diStilIers,
we can not only recommend, but guarantee
them with the fullest conf 5ence. In these
days of spurious limitations, IL is seldom that
consumers can procure the odd Reliable,
such as we now offer at q very small margin
over cost, freight and duty, and we therefore
advise dealers to supply themselves with any
of the brands we now holu, 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
eS' eemed commands, we are yours truly,
"CARBERS ~ CASEY"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26

TyOW-On saturday, october sd, bTlndie
, Gov. white spot between horns. Inc
N a r. CARRIERS,
two miles from Poplar street bouleYard.
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EONFE gTIONERY An extensive STOCK OF
confectionery, toys and fancy articles, en-
bTRcjng everytbiJg pertaining to a Z fst-clasS
confectionery business, Also, bake oven ana
utensils necessary 70 carry on the baking,
confectionery and candy manufacturing ousl-
ness Cash, city real estate, or notes win APP
moved security taken, as may best SUIT the
purchaser. Good reason given Tor selling
For fursfEer particulars apply on the premises,
l.
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Bluff City Building and Loan
Association.

Parties desiring to join a t1rst-class
association can do so at present by enrolling
their names with the chartered mem beIs OF
he above association, and applying either at
the Manhattan bank-L. * E. Lehman, attor-
neys or at No. Al Madison street (basement),
Memphis, Tenn. Congregations, Lodges ana
Societies. or guardians for children will do
well by giving this their early consideration
and subscribing shares for the purpose of erect
ing buildings or accommodating a handsome
some of money IN monthly instruments.
). STURN, Secretary, pro tenn.
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A lecture will be delivered in the First
PRESBYTERIAN church, on the corner of Poplar
ana Third streets, on the night of Thursday,
the 2Sth instant, at eight O'Clock, by Rev. T. A.
Ross, DID, of Huntsville, Alabama. Subject:
"S0utbe~u Ariftrcracy ana Shoddy." From
the Well-knOWn character and reputation OF
Dr. koSs for briuiancy, wit, pathos and humor,
a rare treat may be expected In TINS lecture:
The object is TO pay on the debt of the Third
Presbyterian church, and at the same time to
afford the means OF instruct on and entera aim
mert, Tickets may had, after Monday, at all
the took and drug stores. Admission fifty
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FOB RENT.

HOUSE - Containing five newly-papered
4 rooms; also. kitchen, servants roo m good
cisteTn, etc, with a garden spot. Apply a.
octzB III ALABAMA ST.
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The Men,nhis Theafer.

The threatening storm prevented
large attendance at the TheRteT last nigh, on
the occaSiol Of the first appearance oIthe
Milton Mobiles mDination; yet in view of
the fact that ii was Monday night, and
stormy one. the attendance was very good.
Ihe wonderful Bynes," IN their parlor
Specislties, began the evenings entertain
entitled The -Four Cousins, in which Mr..
Ernest Byne appeared as "Diana, The equeS-
trieune," "Eugenia, romantic dam
sell "Ellen, useful, domestic, and
gentle as a dove and "BeTtie, inn
Ee.sOnaIOr OF the four cousins In these
tour distinctly cOntraSted female char actcrS,
Mr.. Ernest Byne displays wonderful gifts of
form, feature and voice, the latter moduiated
and toned down to the most perfect decep-
ton. Each toilet was most appropriate, and
was worn with all the grace ana elegant car
III age OF a real Iaiy in each OF the stations
characterized, This sketch held the stage
perhaps fifteen OF twenty minutes, when the
fect,UeS was presented, in which Mr.. Milton
Mobiles appears a. carroll Graves, a New
York Bohemian and Jim Bludso, The Phu-s
nix that spTang from the ashes OF Carroll
Grayes"-in the latter char acter combining
variety Of character acting, Tor which Mr..
Mobiles possesses wonderful genius,
and which last night elected apprc
but little OF merit, and but for its special
adaptation TO the genius OF Mr.. MOBILES IN his
multiplicity of charaCte gE, would hardly pass
muster. Yet the UnfOluiug OF the plot
aDUunds in ife-hke pictures and situations
and much OF comedy, that Interest the audi
ence Mr. Noble was well sustained by an eX-
ccllent company, and during the performance
curtain The same programme will be re-
fO-ptElt.
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Ask for Valentino d Co.'s japanese
balsam. II is delicious far surpasses Tolu gum,
and is the finest gum man ufactured. Manu-
featured only by Valentino Co., Nashville,
Tennessee. For sale by Specht Waller, 70
desta, u al6testa Il Co, b. Rocco, X. X. StoTz *
Bro. Oh, boys Oh, girlsI but It's nice, It's e.e-
giant. ASK for peerless butterscotch candy, ior
Eale by all cOntectioners and grOcers, at
wholesale by principal confecto neTles OF
MeIlnhiS: hacked fifty cakes in boz. lszls1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26
TuE Ladies, Did societv Of the Second

THE Ladies' aid society Of the Second
Presbyterian church having opened their
work-roOm eunder the supervision of lady
SUPERINTENDENT, is now ready 20 execute
orders for all kinds of plain sewing-chlI-
dren's clothes, gentlemen's mendiug, etc. Our
aim is to help the needy by giving them work,
and for this work we appea. to the christian
public. Leave orders AT the rooms, basement
OF the Second PIesbyt terrain church, corner
Main and Beale streets.
MRS l.. : KNOWLTON, President.
MRS, AGNES CAMPBELL, Seen etary.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Regular Memphts ana New Orleans
PacEet for the Year.
For Vicksburg, NatcheZ, New orleans and
all Way and Bend Landings
sgT. J&8. Il dAGDF. !,
J. L. West.mast L. Outlaw. cl * .s7EssSsff -
Leaves every alternate TUESDAY, COM
mencIng
Tuesday, October 10Th.
Tuesday, November ID.
Tuesday, November 18Th.
Tuesdsy, November 30th.
Tuesday, December 18th.
Tuesday, December 18th.
And on during the year.
For freight or passage apply to
]. T. WASHINGTON, AGENT, 800 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 Gished,
is now unsurpassed by any boat on the W. St
ern waters as d first class pass niger pack Ell.
Every attention Will be paid TO way and
plantation business. Oct2l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26

DR.. G. A. REYAM hiss taken ROOMS at
the commercial hotel. and may be consulted
for several days in all cases OF acute infiamma-
tory rheumatism, govt or chronic Theutna-
tiSfn dyspepsia, liver and lung complaint,
chronic q ysentery and piles; also in all c lses
OF fever and sgue of long standing, for which
he guarantees speedy cure, and give consul
fations free, Germans he Will consult in their
own language.
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Stockholders Meeting,

THE regular annual meeting OF the stock
4 holders OF the a mississippi aUd EeDBss-
see Railroad Company, will be held at the
Peabody Hotel, in the city of Memphis, Tenn,
On "Wednesday, HOyember ~, 1873,
at which time Directors will be elected for the
ensuing year. Stockholders viii be passed
tree on presentation OF their stock certificates
TO conductors. \. H. LA u b, Secretary.
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LAW REPORTS.
First Chancery COUrt-MOrSRn, Chan
CeII0F.

First Chancery COUrt-MOrgan, Chan
celI0r.
Court will meet at ten o'clock this
morning, and the following causes will COM
pose the calendar: 1886 1921 lsjl 1851, 1856, 1867
1865 1862 1870 ls73 1879, 1871 1875 lS7g 1883, 1885
~ 1859 1891 ls92 1896 1894, 1885, 1886, 1899, lSDr
1903, 1877, 1909.
Circuit COurt-HeiSkeII, Judge.
Hereafter the daily sessions OF the
court will be from half-past nine 10 three
O'Clock n the evening, without recess. ihe
case OF Brooks VS. Joiner, No. 3lij, is The only
case iOr trial to-day.
Criminal COurt-FIiPPin, Judge.
CASE et for trial to-day 4S5, Flank
Puree; 49, Warren Fisher; 49S, Thomas Shan
non: 49,, S8llie Jackson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26
NoTTO1a

TIIHE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
L appointment as assignee OF SeideD, Hicks
& Co, or Memphis, county of Shelby, and
State of Tennessee, within said district, VINO
have been adIudged bsukrupts. on creditors
petition, by the United states District Court.
w. g. PATTESUN, Assignee,
Oct2} 276 Front street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26

WHY is il Drs. A. Wesson & Sons, 243
Main Street, are doing finer dentistry, and at
lower prices than any dentists in the city =?
Simply because they do their own work, and
do not employ irresponsible men, alta large
salary, to 10 il for them.
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SPORT sNIEN We uld DO we'll to examine
the fine guns just received and advertised by
OTgill Brothers d Co. Read their advertise
mem.
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AAUSENENTS.
4 Gard from Manager brooks.

EDITORS APPEAL-Ir regard to the
Baker & Farr0n matinee of Saturday last, l
would state that l did everything in my
power &c prevent them cutting the piece.
was not aware that they intended to shorten
the play, for / had made arrangements with
the railroad 10y which 10 give the party full
time to go through with the VIII 10 pro-
gramme Hereafter no troupe shall shorten
their matinee performance under any ci:cum-
stance JOSEPH BROOKS,
Honooar Non, pbiS Tbaafer
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SP 2 OE X.
Regular MsE Phis ana New GrIennS PIX

Regular MsE DhIs ana New Orleans P'kG
For VicksbUrg, NatcheZ New Orleans, and all
Way aud Bend udtngs.-Steamer
SA EE $50 ARD, zN~~
PegraTa master Chassaing Jerk l6zstssss sss<
Leaves as above WEDNESDAY, October
9th, at pm.
For freight or passage apply to
j, 7. WA -HlNGTDN, 4 gent,
30J FToy I street.
The owners OF the ST amer AMES HOW
ARD assure the people of Memphis and all
others, she has come here to stay, taking the
opposite Wednesday from the steamer Mary
Bell, aud intends to keep IL, notwithstanding
the efforts to create the impression that she
will drop out, fearing loss from opposition.
she may drop little mOuey, but don't think
so. she pledges herself faithfully to all bust
ness intTusted to her care, and says she can
stow away and carry more cotton under cover
than any boat afloat. She asks liberal share
of public patronage. Shs viii be in port
Monday night. Shippers will find her agents
CLERK at the foot of Monroe street, early Mon
day morning, ready 10 receive freight, oc24
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26

A magnificent stock OF gold, gold
plated and other goods at the
JET PALACE.
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Go TO A. WEssoN & Sons, 243 Main
stoeet, for beautiful set of teeth for SO, and
fine gold filings for 81 30 each. Do not be
humbugged any longer By quacks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26

ALL-WOOL, boys cashmere suits at SIS,
worth 81 so. They are great bargains. NJ. 9.
Chapsky d Bro, ~ Main street.
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New goods in real jet and black gar
net ieweIry just received al the
JET PALACE
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Go no Leddin's Business College.

SPLENDID Atwood cashmere pants
at s., worth S., at NJ. 3. Chapsky " Bros, 227
Main street,
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who was also engaged in the affair, has not
made his statement. An APPEAL reporter
Yesterday a .ternoOn called to interview TINS
individual, but he was not In. II Is propaDle
that be was but a mere tool in the hands OF
his employers, and was afraid TO disObey their
commands. Smith il doubtless of the opinion
that some one was briDed TO tell the where
abouts of Tighe. II is more than probable that
this point will be considered in the court to-
day. Granting that Tighe is guilty as charged,
il would hardly be right for him to be deIiV-
cred into the custOdianship of such a man as
Alexander VI. smith. Only a short while ego
the public was excited by the Turpin hdbedS
COZ pu3 case, and now we have another IN
which designing men have outraged Law and
actually eDdeavored TO kidnap a citizen OF
this state. 1t is case Of dollars and cents on
one side and liberty and law on the other.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26
Teeth.


IFyOu have the tOOthache yCucan ind
A. WessOn d Sens Office, 2I3 MainIsireef,
open from to II an. and l to PIN. every
Sabbath These gentlemen are the Only den
fists in our city who thoroughly understand
the admins ration of that noted an@sthetic,
Laughing Gas"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26
Oysters and Beer.

The finest Norfolk oysters in every
style and in quantities 20 suit purchasers,
wholesale aGd retail.
The famous Rochester beer by the keg, gal
Ion or glass. The best in the market
oUENTEL 4 son,
Magnolia Hall, So Main street, Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-10-26

Juvenile Books.
To the Lovers Of Chewing-Gum

The most compile assortment in the
city, at 4. +. DOO q CO.
81 Main street.
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STEVE CLEMENT will receive on Mon
day one hundred dozen wild pigeons, for sale
at seventy. five cents per dozen, at 96 Beale
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BOUQUETS and cut flowers at Craig's.
ArrENn Rohartson,s Bueiness College.

Go TO Mrs. Lanier's, 207 Main street,
for late papers, magazines, ETC.; also fine
law library, cheap,
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NOTICE.

A Y one desiring TO engage in general
"A Produce Business can obtain q good
stand at low rent, with Fixture, etc. cheap,
Oh ect-a change OF business.
oct2l r. Nj. PAGE, Z Monroe 81.
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEINa
and CLEANING House in the city is at rs
Second street. HANSON d WALKER.
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WANTS.


TNNPLGY MENU-B a young man IA Nir.
II ginian): has had several years eHperieDce
in tue grocery ana liquor business and as uar-
cling salesman; is not afraid to WORK, aud
sVlIl devote ali his time 10 business 1ajis-
factory reference given. Address
o-t2i SALE-MAN, care Appeal ONCE.
nOSETION-As manager on large cotton
4 plautsiiOn for next year, anywhere IN
West Tennessee or on the Mississippi river
have had twenty years experience in plant
ing; best OF reference given. Adore's
ocJ24 MANAGER, Memphis postofhce.
NRTET NUKs E-White woman, Wsges, SIS
W per month. Leave address at
APPEAL OFFICE.
CITUATIOE BY young man who Is no.
= afraid 10 work, in a good business house
either ia city or country.
octA J.. l.. W. Appeal once.
TOOD-AIlen & Clark viii pay 81 per cord
w for wood delivered at their brickyard.
= ITU ATION-By an A. b OF William and
- Mary College, a situation as teacher. The
hest referee. &c given, II desired. Address stat
ing terms, c. :. 4, Huguehot, PoWhaian co,Na
+ EARN Telegrs phing al ISL Main st. Insi-
O. l. tute open day and evening. octlO
EEYANTED-NOUR ATTENTION TO THE
~ MEMPHIS AWNING MANUFACTO-
BY, 81 Washington II. Awnings Of all sly les
made To order. Cabinet WORK aud FulniIure
INSIDE and repaired, re upholstered, vanished,
end pacEe ed for shipment. Carpets taken up,
aleaned and relaiG. All work called Tor and de.
nvered Tree Of charge. II. BUrTEN BERG.