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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1876-03-02
Personal.

DR. LIsDE, Of Hot Springs, Arksnsa',
is in the city.
COLONEL EDWIN W. MooBING, of
New York, is at the Peabody.
Nh. S. H. BAsCoM, business manager
Of Prof. Peppers Ghost, is in the city.
DIR J. T. TEMPLE, of st Louis, is in
the city, the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
II, T. Tomlinsop, l. Madison street.
Miss KATY MAYHEM, well known to
Memphis play goers, bad rousiDR ben
eft in the Sacramento theater on Thurs
day, February 17tb.
FREDERICK HURT and Frederick
Hurt junior, of the celebrated Boyd's
Switch, Jackson county, Alabama, lime
establishment, are in the city.
Mr.. RICHARD SLATER, wholesale
wine dealer of Chicago, is visiting Mem
phis, and is stopping at the residence OF
his brother-in.l6w, Mr.. Warwick.
COLONEL JACo8 FRoLICH, OF the
Sef rcy (Ark.) Record, and DIR. A. c.
Mathews, of the Des Arc CEiiSe1, were
among the visitors to Msrdi Grss.
Mr. JOHN E. WARNER, sgent of Ka-
tie Putnam and troupe, is in the city,
making arrangements for her engage
ment, which begins at the Memphis
Theater Monday night.
Mr.. AUS. NJ. STATLER, formerly 8
prominent merchant OF Bolivar, this
State, but now travelling agent for that
sterling boot and shoe house, Sutlif d
Owen, No. 264 Main street, Louisville,
is in the city.
NINE. De GRAY BENNETT is in the
city for the purpose of opening her dane
ing hall. Nine. De Gray Bennett will
be happy to meet her friends snd patrons
at the Gait house, where she is stopping
until hall can be engaged.
THE San Francisco (Csl.) Figaro of
the nineteenth of February mas the fol,
lowing mention CT the former manager
of the Memphis Tneater: ave are glad
to zee Mr.. Gus Pennoyer again in town.
The once sgent Of Lolita now occupies
the responsible position Of business man
8ger of the Ostes troupe, acting for and
In the place Of Mr.. Alison, who is in
London arr ngirg for the opening Of
the company there.
THE following names OF visitors were
registered at the cotton exchange yes
teiday: B. H. Atkinson, st. Louis; 8
Stockton, Cincinnati; DR.. J. G. Ssle,
Moscow, Tenn; n. H Rightor, Helena,
Ark; r. ]. Robertson, MiIsp, Tenn !;
E. Teylor, Louisville; A. J. Jsrmap,
Barton, Ark; A. P. OdOm, Town Greek,
Ala; J. L. Fletcher, Ala. James Mont
gomery, Bowling Green, KY; B. San.
ders, John G. Kiser, S. Louis, J. J.
Powers, Vicksburg; Walter /. Wright,
Ark; George w. Sappington, Chicot,
Ark; s. II. Gunster, Sardis; B. T.
Turner. mayor of the city of Helena;
DIR. d. II. SouthRll, Little Rock; G. A.
Smoot, Charlottesville, Ark; r. R.
Clark, Brownsville Q.
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PILLOW.
His Letter 20 the New York Press
Bankruptcy, Poverty and Ma
tiOnaI IngratItude.

NEW YORK, March 1.-Genersl Pillow
published letter here to-day concern
ing himself AMI his bankruptcy, saying:
GAN my long and eventiul life have
stood up with q stout heart and man.
fully combsited trials, and tried to meet
the duties and responsibilities Of life.
Chief among theee have held the du.
ties and responsibilities OF patriot SOL
der. How have met them the country
knowP. / Jrus! I wilt be pardoned for
saying that 30 loved tbs national gov.
eminent, to whose service had devoted
the prime of my life, that would l had
fallen in its service and died wAile / was
honored with its confidence and with it's
commission. Standing, as 1 now do,
between its aggressive ucts and displeas-
ure, ard the neglect and ingrstitude of
the people subsequently took up arms
to defend, am without hope for the fu-
ture. To be homeless with family,
withou! shelter, and with gsunt power
ty staring me in the face at my ad-
vanced age, presents prospect 80
gloomy that my heart gives way, and
the conviction is forced uton rae that I
haved lived too long"
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS,

There were twenty thousand heai 1.
aches in the city yesterday morning.
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Carlock, OF
SenatobiR, Mississippi, fell from the sec.
ond story window of Maiu street store,
south OF Madison. 20 the pavement be-
low, and was badly injured.
For several nights robbers have en-
tered Sol. Coieman's cigar store, No. 200
Main street, and stole quite g quantity
Of goeds, besides all the money in the
cash drawer. The burglars left chisel
and newspaper as a memento Of their
visit.
"A small boy hom DsSoto street fell
asleep in the go0se-gallery at the Mem
phis Theater, and did not awake until
long after the plsy had ended, and the
building locked UP. The youthful
prisoner began to yell, aud thereby at
tracted the attention of Sergeant Arrat-
ta, who endeavC red 20 find the jSnitor.
but had not succeeded at a late hour last
night.
About ten o'clock yesterday morn.
ing two men in very fancy masquerade
suits were sen perambulsting the
streets. One had been intoxicated for
tventy-four hours, and when he awoke
thought il was Tuesday morning. The
other individual having rented his cos
tune, left his clothing st store, which
being closed early in the evening, he
was unable to fiud The place again.
AT hslf-psst one o'clock yesterday
afternoon, q frame tenement house
owned by MrE. PidgsOn, and located on
Main street, opposite the Mississippi de.
pot, was burned TO the ground, involv-
ing loss Of $1,000. Two houses in the
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ADDITIONAL gIVER REPORTS

VICKsBURG, March 1.-Down: Sher.
lock, 8 pm.
CAIRO, March /. - Njght-Rivsr Is
feet 6 inches and falling. Weather
cloudy. Mercury ASP.
NEW ORLEANS, Msrch 1.-The wealth
er is clear and pleasant. Arrived: J. B.
Williams and bsrzes with coal from
Pittsburg. Departed: Morga3, Cincin-
natl.
LOUISVILLE, March l. - Westher
cold and cloudy. Arrived: Cherokee,
New Orleans. Departed: Cherokee,
Cincinnati. River feet inches in the
canal
ST. Louis, March 1.-Arrivei: Bis
marck and CarOndelet, New Orleans;
Mary Miller, Louisville. Departed
Grand Tower, Memphis; Colorado,
Vicksburg. River stationary. Heavy
rain between midnight and this mOru.
ing. Weather cloudy and raw to-day
and shivering cold tonight,
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BOARD OF ALDERMEN.

The board met last evening in monthly
session, President Zent II the chair, and
q quorum present.
The minutes CT the last regular and
adjourned meetings were read and ap-
proved, and the reports Of officers re-
ceived.
The wharfmsster reported two thou
faud one hundred and twenty dollars
and Hfty-ive cents collected, and the re-
corder one thousand three hundred and
two dollars and fifty. five cents.
The reguisi tons for hospital supplies
were read and referred to the hospital
com mittee.
The city attorney reported In favcr Of
remission OF privllege.tsx of James An
dTsws & Cons. Report adopted.
The Improvement committee report ed
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HEW TO THE LINE.
The Charter of the Police Authorities
Each Man 10 His Place.
Evening Ledger of Yesterday /

Evening Ledger of Yesterday
In view OF the assumption Of authority
over the recorders Office which the Pr
lice commissioners developed on Mon
day last, it might be well to look at the
charter and see what authority is given
them by that document.
Section 49 says: ''The police COM
missioneTs shalt have power to 8p-
point all officers and suboTdinatts in said
police department, including the chief
of pclice, and to suspend aud discharge
the same at will. the police commits
s:oners are authorized to adopt rules and
regu' atoms of general discipline, which
it IL the duty # the chief of police to ell
force"
The above is the sum and substance of
the powers Of the police commissioners.
Section 48 says: al police pOlOer8
are vested in the ger eral council, ard
it shall have power to pass all laws
deemed necessary for the establishment
and enforcement OF proper police regu-
latiops." etc.
Section 81 says: "All necessary civil
and criminal jurisdiction for the en-
forcement OF the laws and ordinances
passed by the general council shall be,
and the same ia hereby conferred upon
the recorder, who shall have power to
hesr and determine all causes that shall
arise under the charter and ordinances
aud who shall be er c9iciO a justice CT
the peace,n etc.
Il is puzzle to the legsl as well as The
ordinary mind where the police commits
sioners found that they had authority to
order the chief of police to commit
gross contempt of the recorders curt
by fo.cibly taking two prisoners out of
the custody OF Constable GaTvey, who
had State warrants for their detention
aud made reIurDGble before Recorder
Duff, sitting as er-offciO justice OF the
peace. 1t would be well for the chief OF
police, police commissioners, ind all
other city officials, to be- areful as 10
powers and duties, and not TO attempt to
interfere with ths powers aud duties OF
other officers of the city. Each officer
of the city has sufficient to do in his own
office to keep him blsy without eDgag-
ing in such interference. We can point
cut a hundred things that should be
done, but which are not done by the Pc.
lice authorities, and ali these things fail
regularly within the scope and power Of
their sworn duties.
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row OF bUildiugs owned by Mrs. Pidgeon
were fred and burned some time ago by
fncendisries, who since then have mace
several unsuccessful efforts to burn the
remaining tuildiDgs. The tenement
burned yesterday was occupied by the
lapdlady, a confectioner and saloon
keeper, who saved their stock, furniture
and household effeets.
The Mardi Grss excursionists on the
steamer James d. Parker had pleasant
impromptu party abosrd last night;
Quite number Of Memphis ladies and
Gentlemen were in attendance, and the
evening proved agreeable nd Interest
log to every participant, thanks to the
polite and characteristic attentions II
Captain r w. Wise and his corps OF
excellent officers. The Parker is the
fi4gship of tsrpsich oresn pleasure.
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In favor Of paying the account Of Thos.
Coyne. Adopted.
The petition OF Williams & Co. was
referred 10 the city engineer, with power
to act.
The petition OF Patterson & Co. wss
rejected.
The city engineers requisition was al
lowed.
The mayor was instructed to pay GER
tain coupons as soon as funds accumu-
lated.
On petition OF John JOhDson, aud 9TH
eTs, holders Of railroad bonds, a special
tax WAS ordered to be levied.
An ordinance was read giving the
mayor power TO pardon offenses tried
before the recorder; also to release per
CONS srfesie1, but not convicted, when
satisfied OF their innocence. The orii-
nance was amended 30 as to give to the
chief Of police the power to release be-
fore conviction, and passed on its second
and final reading.
II. Frazer petitioned to be allowed to
carry on the millinery business without
paying license. Action deferred.
Jos. Bloom, and ether marketmen,
petitioned for protection against buck
steTs. Referred to the chief OF Police
The petition Of VeEable & Rawlings
f1r reduction OF merchants tax, was
received, and former action on a similar
petition reconsidered.
Permission was granted to the minis
ters OF the Christian church to erect a
frame house in the rear Of the church.
A protest, by UrqnhsIt & Co., against
sboiishing the board Of health, was re-
ceiye1.
A resolution was adopted directing the
mayor and city engineer to take steps ct
cnce for the erection of new engine
house, according to plans and specifica.
tons already.adopted.
The city engineer was directed to re-
move the bust CT Andrew Jackson from
the center of Court square. to make room
for fountain, and to use the chain-gsng
in making an excavation for the foun-
dalton of the came.
Adjourned TO next Friday night at
baf-past seven O'Clock.
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A. STODDARD,
General AuctiOneer and Appraiser,
Makes daily sales OF Merchandise Of every
description. Special attention and rates
given 10 sales for executors, administrators,
trustees, Gssiguees, underwriters and csrgOes,
SO. 36o second street (opp. Court Square,
sens sE-PUTR. TRWU.
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AUCTIoNEERS.
- = - !" = - ~ = = = ~
VALUABLE FstAL ESTATE
AT AUCTION,
rEREMPTORY SALE
BY Il L. TRAERLAED,
TUESDAY MORNING, At IL O'CLOCK
MARCH :, ls76.

sE- The following deserted Rea! Estate ana
InpGovcd Lots, ~ and 1876, with Brick House
and also a Frame House. Flower Garden,
etc, fFoaIInE on IesS ride arket Square,
in city OF Memphis, - feet "a inchts and run
ming back, toward Main street, ~ feet This
beautiful place IS offered at private sale until
that time; II not sold, will sell as above, re-
gardless Of price, OF the premises.
Title perfect. Terms zea sonsble.
A. r. RANKLAND, Auctioneer.
by order OF L. GCdsLaw, Agent. fb27
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AGENCY
T. ". ROYSTER, w.R. .yArDsA.-
d. L. BACON.
klEMfHI3& aIs sISs.PPI TaiLGY
LAND as lE,l@ ~
AND GENERAL
AND GENERAL
~ oa1 Iat@to q 400.


2cR TIE SAFE, VI E~TIA.E. r.ss=-- gF,
a Exchange CI Cotton Earln-. guf-lps1gs-I
cotton Lends, sugar P.suta Ions ANA sugar
litLuai TOBACCO trH2-, Grass ard .Imba-
Lands, IN the states o. NissisH-gr I0uI. lana.
Texas ~ Hss- 80, err g>ses ami A .E.araa
land business, iu all IFS UTaucrg-. prom 1sTy
attended t.. Memphis CITY and Suburban
properly VIII Pc made specially. ssr.E-
county and West Tennessee land, en- b-selu-y
those adapted % p antIDg. gT.3- and PRESS
growing, gazing AID tE-i.-g OWN VIII r.-
Csiye special attention.
raging taxes, letecUing property sold r1-
ta4ts, leasing, TelfinE, EpDiauI1g and col
ie Ting, promptly attended ID.
Ne-cilatlol= Tor mOTCy on u-1rt-agas sale.
~ AUCTION OF every -largCt. IL ma. .sg.,
o. ihis hfIu- q zps-t8-iy solicited.
exchange OF pros e-tles lying In auE-F tina
states negotiated. All business Interested I'D.
u snail re- promptly, fsULf-.v and rrf.
c.sntiy executed All tr-u actions with ,Hi-
ONCE VIII be conducted upon the s.rlcIt..
basis or cash
By bcirsiug to t-e duties o. O. "a most an.
pOTiant enterprise turgE.a4t asiae fu tr.
country Clr People sra HGrs.Ire-f. orr he
eLerslss- SOD cur long * rI.e-0-, We ID y,e,
e. ieasa 70 merit J.a con Science alI q rF,-ff-r,
o. t-e Lstr0naEeC q our people. Wee r.rz hi,
Ge m eINie~9J ~ SD who l-cl an g. ter. u il y.
JlN fIkn, whose mission s. 20 a4d h. --7f-
N42oratiug our ggsata-t Interest
u&" HJ1SiEEr MALDRAS ( BACON,
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FOUND.
STOL n.

AEULE-On Tuesday night, from Fort Pick
MI ering, a large dark brown mare mule,
wIth light spring wagon, patent hubs, with
Z. /. Lee, builder" in gilt letters, on side OF
wagon. A liberal reward for their recovery
will be Paid at ISL Main 81. r. l.. LEE.
FOR LEASE OR RENT.
Diver FARM-SituRted u miles below
n Memphis. on Arkansas stde-3OJ acres
cleared land. For terms apply TO
J, 7. WINCBE NTER,
fI2l 80 Madison street
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COLONEL G. Nj. M'GHEE, vice presi-
dent of the Memphis and Charleston
railroad. hes ordered that the name OF
the station on that rosd heretofore
known as Lafayette, be changed to Ross
vile, the name Of the PostOffice. This
change, made at the request of the citi.
zeRs of that thriving little town, will re-
lieve them Of the many disadvantages
aIi5ing from the misdirection OF letters
and goods.
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NQTrCE.
I'OLOI-IlVNBRS
OFFICE OF FLHwOOD CEMETERY,
/ LIn-n.. .t-.nat l.. Inn - D.. ~.

% Union rtEeeL' ttbLueTN p 1870
eS- An election VIII be held 81 the CfIice Of
Secretary Of said Com y, So Union street,
on first MONDAY in March ON, 1876, from
10 am. TO pm, for three Trustees to serve
six years. Any oWne: o; lot containing not
less than three hundred square feet OF ground
is eligible for the Office, aud IA a qualified
voter. There are nine Trustees IN Eaid Com
pany, divided i0to three classes, each class
serving six years, and elections are to be held
biennIally, viz: On frat Monday in March,
1873, 1873, 1850, and 50 OF. Lot owners are re-
quested to read psgCs -. p and p EImwoOd
Book, for fuller information on the subject.
fb25 JOHN Il. LFSoW, Secretary.
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HENRY THURMAN, 80 Monroe street,
sold over the counter on Mardi Gras
day, be.wsen the hours OF seven in the
morning and midnight, forty-two kegs
Of beer. This, at one hundred and fifty
glasses to the keg, makes total of over
six thousand glasses Of beer cold over
the counter; more, perhaps, than were
ever sold before in any two dsys, by any
two houses in Memphis. The moral Of
this is that thurman Keeps the very
beet beer, and knows how 10 serve it
II you want a drink that Gsmbrinus
himself might envy, go thers for it.
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MONTHLY REPORTS.

MONTHLY REPORTS.
The monthly reports Of officers were
read and adopted, the following being
the substance Of the same:
City HospitaI-Number Of patients re-
naming ia the hospital at last report,
Il2; admitted during February, 148;
treated, $50: discharged, 49, died, IL;
remaining February 29, ll2. Marine
account, S474.
Cay treasurer Collections on gen.
sral fund, 1904 G9; amount on hand,
S7l5 80; interest fund, 1929 10; balance
on hand, Sl4S so; wharfage fund, So
27l II; balance on band, S3769 30; man.
damus fund, S2869 IS; balance on hand,
S637 "a; privilege fund, $50, SAL Is; bal
ance on hand, S6213 l9; reimbuTsing
paving fund, S927 As; balance on hand,
1852 50; s1ndry mandsmus, $2074 So;
balance on hand, S207i IS; Judgment
fund, S74 80; balance on hand, SS3 So.
Comptrolle,'s RepOrt.-Rsceipts, dis
bursements and pprJprialions for the
month Of February ard for the current
wear OF 1875:
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Dentists.

Persons visiting Msrii Gras, and
wishing to have their teeth attended to,
and return home on the Same ticket,
should visit Drs. A. Wessou & Sons Of
fee, 243 Main street. These gentlemen
are unquestiOnably the finest workmen
in our city, aud the most reasonable In
their charges. Clip this out, and give
them cal.
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OPINION Of DR.. William II. Stokes,
physician, Mt. Hope Retreat, Baltimore.
81 have great pleasure IN add
ing my testimony to the virtues Of
LiebIg's Liquid Extract OF Beef and
Tonic Invigorstor ss the very best prep
aratIon used, and therefore confidently
recommend Il 10 the medical profes.
sion." o. ". JONES & CO.,
Agents, Memphis.
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NsTSCEYTA Al E0uE.
Memphis and Kansas City RE. Co.
SEDB ES2 UCR&.

DI order Of Tia Executive Committee. bids
ID viii be received UEtI FeHru--v ~ g5-B rg-
Tie Clearing, Grs- ing and Furnishing ..ro,--
ties on tn- following divisions OF the Mem
pals and Kansas C4ty. Railroad; payment; 3ll
division.
Flrsf.-bstWCcu EstesyilIc, Independence
count y ksnsa', a. q Jackson port, = zci-s0a
county ARKANSAS Payment ia LrL-Ecud-
ence and JACKSON County BolGs.
seconu.-BeJweeu JackGOuEOTj aud C-ustg.
NoCdrGf unity, Arkansas. PlEmpHt ia
Jackson and Woodruff county s1uEs md
Bonds q the Town or Augusta
Ihird.-B--T en- Augusta GEd WEti=hurg,
Gross county A1BHn-as Payment iu Wood
ruh and Cross County Bonds
The Board reserves The Tislt % reject any or
al OF said bids.
Bids 70 be addressed TO
JOHN BFEETDN, IT,
President -. ard z. O. H. e.
Memphis, Tenn.
Mernplis, Tenn. Tanuarr u - t.-n
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Sale of brandies, WHISTLES and cigars
az public auction. Ga Wednesday,
March "a, 1875, 1 will sell at A. NJ. StoJ-
dard's auction store, Ne. $50 Second
street, at ten O'clock Of said day, seven.
teen barrels Of whisky, four and a half
barrels Of brandy, and one hundred and
fifty thousand cigars, effects of John
Smith, banker.
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TRASD CONCERT
AND
OPERATTO PERFORMANCE
For the Benefit OF tie
LEATH ORPHAN ASYLUM,
BY TIE
GERMAN CASINO SINGING CORPS,
AT THE
GREENLAw OPERAHoUsE,
On HOnday Evening, EEaFch eth.
Tlckets........ODe Dollar.
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THOSE who desire q good srticle to re.
store gray hair TO It's youthful color, we
would recommend to purchase Halls
Vegetable Scilian Hair Remover, a
most excellent and valuable pIepara-
ton. Sold by all druggists.
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HEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON R. R
AMuaEMEMTS.

E5IMPBIs THEATER.
n ", DAVEY PROPRIETOR
GRAND CARNIVAL WEEK.
Engagement for Five Nights and Wednesday
and Saturday Matinees,
CSmmenciBE 80. day. february 2Sth,
OF the Great Character Actor,
MR.. G. W. CBULD0CK,
supported by ID. r. Abbey's powerful Dra-
matte Company,
Monday eyenlt g--.........-.....- W llsLON CoF5E
"Wednesday FMS tinee WILLOW COPSE
" ednesday evsnlng......-CHIMNE Y CORNER
and MILKY WHITE.
Thursday ev'Dg BIRTHDAY
and TURN HIM OUT.
Friday evening. ............-.......W LOW COPSE
. SATURDAY GRAND COULDOCK MATINEE
saturday evening. Grand Peoples night
Mobdsv, March 9TH
KATIE PUTNAM COMEDY COMPANY.
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BUGGIEs, Spring and Farm Wagons
at prices that will Rstolish you, at
r D. WALLACE & co.'s.
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We have on hand a complete stock Of
StGdebaker Wagons, from ore to four
hoEEe, at RID WALLACE & co.'s.
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Choice Sweet Oranges.

Thlrty-fve cents per dozen, or three
dozen for one dollar. Also, lust re-
ceived, fiue smoked j1les, beef tongues,
and Whittaker's celeOi ated suSsr cured
hams. LYLE & SHIELDS,
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THOSE who have tried Holman's fever
aud ague pad iudorse it as sure and
simple remedy. Office at 90 South Court
street,
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3. q. ~ geFfq

e. q. ~ E25t8, E.zsssssE4sasa
George MslOne...mRsteri AL. Cumming, clerk
LsR7es MONDAYS end THUESUAYs,5 pm
Helene ana Eeads Tai eeEiT Psakgf,
The elegant and feet slde-whseI steamer
SEQ. W. Check 5s-ssEsss.ss
Nat. s, Green. aster d. p. Davi5.--,cIeTk
and FRIDAY, al pm.
Particular attention paid to freight and pss-
ssngeTs for Walnut and Council Bends.
For freight Or passass apply Cd BOARD or 70
GEO. W. CHEEK. tsu pt,,
Memphis and VicRsburg Packet Company,
Nc. GJS Front street, up-stSiTB,
Or 20 Z. ". LIGHTED NE, Agent,
Eepl 9SS Front street
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DIS SOEUEIorTz
IgIS&G LUTTGN.
TG T1 z TRADE.
81 - aaa- nc 4s.-a 49, %.
A1 s. : u =.

NEFANEED-A thoroughly reliable Whole
80 sale Grocery aOUEg, o. Dealer IN Cr0Ce-ss
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