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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1878-12-07
BOGUS INSURANCE.
Arrest OF a st. Louis Insurance Agent
on the Charge Of ObtainiDE
Money under False
Pretenses.

A man calling himself John w. Ryan, and
representing that he was of the firm OF
Palmer & Ryan, general managers of the St
Louis underwriters agency, was arrested on
board the steamer CITY of Helena, last night,
by Special Constable Pete Bradley, on a war
rant sworn out by J. J. Carr, alleging that
said Ryan did fraudulently and telonously
receive the sum of thirty dollars from w. IL.
Cole, etc. Ryan was carried to the jail, and
was locked up to await an investigation,
which viii come off on next Monday before
Recorder Quigley. 1t is stated that Ryan
has been going around this county issuing
policies of insurance in the St. Louis under
writers agency, and it is stated that no such
company is in existence; hence the swearing
out of the warrant and the arrest of Ryan.
When arrested and taken out of bed on board
the City Of Helena, he wept, and gave up
the thirty dollars which he had obtained
from Mr.. Cole. 1t is stated that other war
rants, charging like otfenses, will be sworn
out to-day by other parties to whom Ryan
had issued policies of insurance. The case
will be an interesting one, and it may turn
out as to Ryan that another good man has
gone wrong"
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LOCAL NOTICES.

w. Z. MITCHELL school, at POS Second
street.
CHOICE bear meat, at S. Clements, Sc
Beale street. Very cheap.
ASK your grocer for Calf Fleischman &
Co. s compressed yeast. A. q j. Heiligers
general agents.
should have Green Brier In stack; it is UNI
form in purity and flavor.
TIE plumbing and gas-fttiug establish
ment of J. W. y. Browne is now regularly
open. Orders Dromply attended to.
QUERY.-'Why viii men smoke comm9n
tobacco when they can buy Marburg B. o's
Seal OF North Carolina at the. same prlce?'
HIGHEsT cash prices paid for second hand
clothing, carpets aud jewelry at Philip
Simon's, SIS Beale street. Orders promptly
attended to.
FINE Mallard ducks, rabbits, squirrels,
quail, choice venison steaks and roast Fl sa
pork ribs and tenderloin, splendid fish,
dressed chicken and turkey, oysters, celery,
etc, for sale cheap, at S. Clements's, So
Beale street.
THE old reliable firm of T. J. Walker &
Co., dyers and cleaners, No. 246 Second
do all work IN their line with neatness and
dispatch. Special attention given to ladies'
dresses, shawls, cloaks. etc.
On, dear, what can the matter be? Mat
ter enough, l should think when a man is
tied down hand and foot almost and kept
from his business by fever and ague, to say
nothing of shaking the buttons all off his
coat. That is matter enough surely, but let
him use Reeds gils-edge tonic and he will
find immediate relief. 1t never fails in such
cases, ard Is equally good in all malarial or
bilious fever
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Chancery Court-M,DoweIl, Judge.

Calendar for Monday, December 9sh: $40.
Rice VS. Pollock; 321, Pollock vs. Pollock; 324,
Dickens VS. Cash; 325, Greenlsw VS. Greenlaw;
326, fleming VS. Neal; 327, Watson VS.
Walker; 329, Jefferson vs. Cogswell, 337 Fin
ley VS. Heiffiu; 345, Boyd vs. Levy; 346, Boil
ton VS. Cash; 348, M'Cleary VS. Case; $40,
VIII te VS. Belts; ISL. Cato vs Bateman; 354,
Taylor VS. Bounds; 355, Pennington VS. Price:
1862, Gayoso insurance company VS. Fellows;
365, Scruggs VS. Bridges: 366, Bank of West
Tennessee VS. Mari; 1857, Guy VS. Bigelow;
$40, Mas eveuy VS. La, q. and NJ. railroad;
373, Wilkerson VS. Franklin insurance COM
panv; 3Sl, Rose vs. Whitesides; 382, Gibson
VS. NEWELL 1888, Baer vs. Schwarzenburs; $50,
Stillmau VS. Titus; 1913, Crump VS. Walker;
401, Woodson VS. Blown; 402, Carpart VS.
Walt; 404, Fitzgerald VS. Locks; 407, Allen
Va Sexton; 400, Sterling VS. Sterling; 413,
Wellbourne VS. Cone; 416, Stone vs. Hart;
419, Wasson vs. Schloss; 426, johnson VS.
Park; 438, Coqswell VS. Saint; 453, Starke VS.
Harwell; All, Randolph VS. Merchants bank;
474, M'Brooks VS. Brooks; AIS, Semmes VS.
Mancourt; 478, Taylor VS. Avery; 481, Robert
son VS. CAN'T; 49,, Belcher VS. Wickersham;
485. Vaudeville VS. Person; 486, Coffee vs.
Ruffin; 483. Nelson VS. Trigg; 489. Bland VS.
Walker; 400, Allen vs. Shanks; 497, Black
well vs. Blackwell; 499, Jackson VS. Lauier.
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AmIasnity of the Prince of wales.

London Letter: Zone principal reason why
the Duke of EsdInburg Is so much less known
and SO much less popular than his eldest
brother Is because he is exceedingly shy, and
therefore very retiring. So shy, indeed, is
he. that when he has to make a speech in
public it Is painful effort to him, whereas
the Prince of Wales, without necessarily
losing an inch of real dignity, is mail fellow,
well met! with his intimate friends, and, as
a rule. sociable and pleasant. not to say often
jolly, with other people. He has also the
happy knack of turning aside or answering
good hu2oraaiy-his tact and happy temper
are proven biai-the most embarrassing, AID
at tunes, it must be confessed, impe rtinent
remarks. kancy 9 pian-to DE sure, it is
said he had not Che slightest idea who it was
he was addressing asking the prince If he
had ever heard report that the queen was
IN the habit of drinking to excess, and If he
thought that it was true? Yet that is an ac-
tual facti mean that the question was put;
not, of course, that her majesty imbibes.
But 1t Ia also fact that lady hailiue from
your side of the Atlantic did recently very
earnestly inquire Of thu prince iwell know
ing, toe, who he wasj if It was true that his
mother was about to marry Lord Beacons-
field. It has been limited that, although the
most duhful of sons replied with due sol.
emnity, if not assumed horror at the bare
idea of such contingency, he could not sue
coed in entirely suppressing an amused
SMILE"
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San Francisco NeDS Letter; Twenty
inmates for dinner shouted the guard as
we approached Lathrop, recounts an Amer:
can tourist. Arrived there | entered tho
diuing-room and inquired of the waiter,
what have you for dinner?' Twenty min
utesI was the burned reply. | told him |
would try half dozen minutes raw on the
shell. He gave it up, and waited upon some
else. l approached man near the door with
a lot of silver in his hand: what have you
for diuner?' Half dollarl' said he. told
HIM | would take half dollar we'll DONE l
asked him if he couldn't give me, in addition,
boiled pocketbook stuffed with greenbacks,
and some n-forties garnished with postage
stamps and ten-cent scrip; and | would like
to wash my dinner down with national bank
notes on draft He said they were out of
everything but the bank notes, and "a soon
as the train LETT he would order the waiter to
draw some. l had my fun for my dinner,
and resolved not TO do that sort of thing
again-when there was hurry"
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

MADELEINE; Il Story Of French Lore,
Translated from the French Of Jules San
deau by Francis Chariot. The above is the
latest issue of the series called "Tales from
Foreign Tongues published by Jansen,
Nj 'Clurg & Co, Chicago, Illinois. Madeleine
is a bewitchlng novel, a gem Of French litera-
ture which received prize from the French
academy as early as 1847. 1t is charming
and simple love story. chaste and classical,
reminding The English reader of Paul and
Virginia, the Vicar Of Wakefield, Corinne,
and other works of fiction of like character.
1t is prose love poem, advocating and adj
vancing the dignity of labor" and showing
the baneful influence of vice. The work has
been translated with great care and correct
ness, the translator, Francis Chariot "a nom
de plume), having happily caug ht theiuspira-
ton and Style of Sandeau in clever manner,
thereby giving the public one Of the very
best translations of a French work that
has been published of late years. Madeleine
is one of the most pleasing of French novels,
and deserves general circulation and admira-
lion
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PERSONALS.

DR. GOODYEAR, chairman of the board of
councilmen, has returned from a recreation
trip up north.
Mr.. A. Y. STEPHENS, of Hot Springs, is
in the city. He is the agent Of the Memphis
and Cincinnati packet line at that place.
DE-. R. w. MITCHELL has returned from
Richmond, Virginia, whittier he had been at
tending the health ASSOCIATION convention.
THE members of the Memphis club are
notified by the officers of the society that the
new clubhouse will be open this Saturday
evening.
The person with whom r. S. Hatcher left
the books Of Unity lodge, No. 2l7, K. of H.,
will please return them to Percy c.. Clarke,
F. r., 298 Front street.
MRS. COOPER, the accomplished wife of
Captain c. S. Cooper, has returned to the
city from Lagrange, Tennessee, and now oc-
cupies her old home at No. 342 Adams street.
The Brownsville Democrat, of Wednes-
dag, states; MRS. Lewis Bond, the wife of
our late lamented friend Hon. Lewis Bond,
is in the city. We welcome her back to her
old home"
GRNERAL gR. P. NEELY, of Bolivar, who
has been in the city the past several days on
attendance at the meeting of the stockhold-
ers of the Memphis and Charleston railway,
left for home last night.
Mr. JOE MANcINI, who has been quite i'll
for week at his residence, on the corner of
Main and Huling streets, was much better
last night, and is now in far way toward
recovery. He has had bad attack of ma
larial fever.
Mr.. HARRY HILL, of the law firm of Bige-
low & Hill, received a telegram yesterday
from Oxford, Mississippi. stating that they
had wpn thlrty-five thousand dollar tax
title suit for one of their clients before the
court now in session in that city.
EVANSVILLE Journal, 4th: THE tamous
James w. Calf arrived from Cincinnati, en-
route to Memphis, at haf-past four clock
Tuesday evening, with a fine trip of freight
and a clever passenger list Among the lat
ter were Mrs. Peter Casey and daughter,
Miss Ida Casey; Miss Lottie Wise, the
charming young daughter of Duke John
Wise, of the Vandalia, and her friend, Miss
Cora Riggs, of Covington, Kentucky, who
make the round trip with their Uncle Bob
Wise"
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New York World: Miss Maggie de
Rothschild is preparing to turn christian
with view to her marriage to the Due de
Gulche. The budding duchess receives rega-
lar religious Instruction from Roman
Catholic priest at Frankfort. The De Gram.
mons, believe, are very strict Catholics;
and, little as they objected to the young
lady's money-bags, they did very much in
deed-aln1ost 30 the extent Of forbidding the
bans, and French pirant can forbid the
bans IN most efficient Insnner-to her re-
ligion. The more orthodox Jews are, l am
told, very angry about the affair; and. add
ing up the many christian marriages made
by members of the great financial house, de-
clare they are uudeservipg TO belo1g 60 the
nation any more. it is, Indeed, evident that.
if Jews and christians keep on intermarrying,
the latter, as the more numerous, will in
time absorb the former. That is one way of
getting rid of the Jews, certainly, but one
which will take time "
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. Ek.
LOWER!
LOWER!

By order of the United States court the
immense stock of mems, boy and children s
clothing of M. Fuld, at the old stand, $685.
Main street, must be disposed Of within
thirty days. Look at these prices:
Chinchiila overcoats at s., worth $40.
Chinchilla overcoats at 81 so, worth SIS.
Black and Blown begve; overcoats at $40,
worth $50.
Black worsted suits at Sc former price SO.
Back woysted suits AT IS worth Sl8.
Fancy cashmere suits a. 81. worth SIS.
Fancy cashmere suits a $40, worth $50.
Good business suits at IS, worth SO.
Good Cashmere pants at IS, worth sc.
Fine cashmere pants at 81, worth So.
Fine cashmere pants at -, worth SO.
Good boys suits at 50 rs.
Good boys suits at S..
Coed boys cashmere suits at 81.
Fine boys CASHMERE suits at 50.
Extra fine boys cashmere suits at IS.
Also fine, large stock of gents furnish
ing goods at
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ADJUSTMENTS.
Memphis Theater.

. Last night Uncle Toms Cabin was pre-
sented at the Theater before a large audi
ence. The play was well presented and it
gave pleasure. 1t will be reproduced at the
matinee to-day. Many of the characters are
lifehke and interesting. The scenes are all
good, and create most pleasing impressions.
"a Celebrated Case"
OF this standard society drama, which will
occupy the Memphis Theater the coming
week, the Detroit (Mich.) Erening Netcs,
says: ''The erst production of Il Celebrated
Case was made at the Detroit Operahouse
last evening to good audience, and it ia not
the dramatic line that Detroiters had wit
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My grandfather was a most wonderful
man, and he had seen and heard of many
wonderful things, but acknowledged that he
had never seen anything equal to Reeds gilt
edge tonic as cure for fever and ague, and
declares it an unfailing remedy in bilious and
malarial fever. In it you will find speedy re-
lief from dyspepsiaI it will tone up the stom-
ach, restore the appetite, purify the blood
and stimulate the whole system; it is pleas
ant safe and efficient
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"a y ACRES OF LAND-Place well improved,
n i - land In good state OF cultivation. Sit
uated II miles east OF Csrson's Landing. IN Bolivar
county NJ IS. VIII rent for six years at 50 per acre.
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GRUBBs, AUSTIN 4 BERRY

New GGOGso
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Save Your ChiId's Life!

By giving DR.. MoFFETT's TEETHINA Teeth
ing P0icderS.) TEETHINA will regulate the
bowels and make teething easy. Cures cholera
infautum and tie summer complaints of
children, heals eruptions and sores, re-
moves and prevents worms. Anodynes
only soothe; TeethIna cures the child. Will
kerson L. Co., and all druggists keep it.
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Wanted,

FIVE THOUSAND MEN To DRINK TWO
schooners of beer for FIVE cents, or shoe fly,
at Charlie Berton's saloon, corner Beale and
Shelby. Only the best beer served. Friends
and acquaintances are invited to come and
see me. Free lunch from ten to one o'clock
every day. This to take effect from Monday,
the ninth instant
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Ahont the Way nfIf.

Burlington Ratokeye: Three years ago a
young man graduated from the West Point
military academy and came west. His soul
was filed with grand, lofty aspirations, and
he sought in the untrodden fields of activity
in this mighty west room for his soaring
genius to plume itself for fight. He braced
his feet as he prepared to shake the globe.
To-day he is the travelling agent for Gin
cinnatl CORSET factory.
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New Goods.
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EuHs.

One quart of -four, one tablespoonful Of
butter, salt, two 81 more tahlespoonfUls white
sugar, two eggs, three teaspconfuls Dooley 8
yeast powder, and one pint sweet milk
Bake in gem pans in a hot oven
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Hibner's Champion Feeble
Platter

Makes knife, lyilt, box, double-box, cluster,
diamond, diagonal and pointed plating; also,
fue frilling. So simple, child can use it.
For sale by j.. ALDRICH, 254 Second ST.
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023 Main street, MemphlG.
Boys and children suits, listers and over
coats.
New cashmere suits, and full assortment
of overcoats and ulsters for men. Now is
your time to buy Christmas presents cheap.
Extra inducements offered merchants in
OR wholesale department,
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Citizens' ReIief COnmittee.

The committee appointed by the Cltizens'
relief committee. for the purpose of dividing
the money on hand, will meet at the Office of
the Planters insurance company, at three
o'clock, sharp, to-day. Representatives of
D. 7. PORTER. Chairman.
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FOR RENT.
brick dwellings, Nos. 40 al
II SO Market street. Apply at 81 Market.

CorTAG s-No 422 Court street extended, with
- rooms, kitchen, good clsten ana hydrant In
yard all convenient; outhouSe5 and large garden
spot Rent SIS per month; apply on premises.
HOUSE-5 WOsby street; eight rooms. Apply
il at Al MObsy.
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NGemph1s
University High School
FOR
YOUNG MEN AND BOYS.
LYON 6. TYLER. NJ. A, University OF
Val PRINCIPAL.
I'D. ATEWART. Assistant.

j. ID. STEWART. Assistant.
TTNHE Trustees of this Institution have spared nc
Il pains or expense to obtain the yeEy finest tai
ent for Its management.
Their object is to establish High School Of the
rst order TO prepare young for college, or FOL
the active duties If life.
Mr.. 4 yier comes among u.s. with the most exalted
Ia umOnials as to character, while his degree oil
master Of Arts. from the UniVe sity OF Virginia, Is
In itself ample evidence OF his attachments as
scholar.
OF ar. Stewart, II 8 scarcely necessary TO speak.
s1e pas Tor years conducted, with eminent success
Olga Gchool for boys in this community, where re
has beez most acceptable teacher.
This school will be opened on Monday, EOyem-
lEst OF June
Terms-SAS per Acartcr In Advance.
ER-For Circulars other information, address
n. h. AMAURK, n. ID.
President Board or Trustees.
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You Gam save Money

Every Month by buying your groceries on the
cooperative plan at 263 Second street. Every
body can do it.
Boots and Shoes of Rest ME axes
Are being sold at prices that none try to COM
pete with. Miller's stock is being sold at
administrators sale. Come and see, No.
22I Main street.
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Where to Brink.

The new saloon opened by Pat Malloney,
at 80 Adams street. is attracting attention
on account of the fine liquors and cigars kept
is the intermlxer Of drinks, and he serves his
customers in good style. Each day, at ten
o'clock, free lupch is spread for all visitors.
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Preventive of MalariaI Dis
RRGRa.

Opinion of eminent DR.. b. R. Walton, of
Annapolis, Maryland: "Colden's Liebig's
liquid extract of beef is most excellent
preparation. 1t is par excellence. Superior to
Cod-liver oil, or anything have ever used, in
wasted or impaired constitutions, and ex-
tremely beneficial as preventive of malarial
diseases"
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M. FULD'S,
'319 Main, near Union street.
Whifeu,Ora House.

The above wel-known hotel, at No. III
Adams street, has been reGtted and refur,
nished by Mrs. Jones. Good rooms and
board can be procured by all quests.
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PRICES VERY LOW.
PRICES VERY LOW.

Only ten cents per pouad-g4me, fish, lake
trout, fish without bones, from New York
and Chicago. Oysters only twenty-five cents
per can Fridays, at Farrell's 1S5 Nam street.
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DOOMS-Comfortable rooms, In private house,
~ furnished or unfinished, for gentlemen or
families. No fever been on the premises. Rates TO
suif the tfwas No lOI jefferson street
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LAW REPORTS.

Circuit COurt-HOn. j. o. Pierce, Judge.
This is motion day IN this court. The new
cases on the trial docket will also proceed to-
day.
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AyewessT urntng Christian.

Having purchased large STOCKS OF all grades
CT cigars, we now offer to cash buyers special
inducements, NJ. j. COIN & co,
Corner Main and jefferson.
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FRANCIS FEELING
no THE FRONT AGAINI

nAMAGED Boots and Shoes (own msnufaeto1)
L. for sale. In consequence of the late fire at my
store am compelled TO sell my large stock Of fine
Boots and Shoes, slightly damaged, at Very Low
Prices. Call early and tske ths opportunity
FRANCIS FEELING. pools Main street.
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IL, upon opening Or. @. M'Lane's cele-
brated verlnifuge, you do not end his name
manufactured In the glass, you are deceived.
Also see that the autograph signature of
Fleming Bros, Pittsburg," is on the label.
New sSGO(isa New Goods.
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s'The Heat is InsufferabIe!

Bring me back, dear, the best cologne you
can find in the CITY," He brought j. & E.
Atkinson 's-fragrant, delicate and lasting.
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AMUSEMExTS
,HIR THFATER.

NHEMPHIS THEATES.
DAVEY a BROOKS. PrODrletors
WEEK or DECEMBER I'd. IS7S-MATlNEES
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY al > y. M
First production in this citJ Of
UNCLE T05T's CABIN.
as originally revived by GoTTHoLD & RIAL.
SUPERB DRAMATIC COMPANY.
LARGE BAND or JUBILEE SINGERS,
MAGNIFICENT SCENIC EtFESIS'
concluding with the Grand Transformation, Illus
trating the picture or
The Beautiful GnteS Ajsr,
a marvel OF scenic effect Usual scale OF Prices
Reserved Seats for sale at HolleL berg Music store
MONDAY. Dec. qth-I. W. GOLFERS "CELB-
DRAFTED CASE" COMBINATION from the Union
square Theater, New YORK. "
WARRINGTON VARIETIES,
w Is WASHINGTON STREET.
The Place Of Amusement for the People.
A Grand Vaudeville Entertainment
Nightly.
Popular Prices Of Adm 'ssion. See Programmes.
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THREE 1HIAGs TO BE CQNsINERED,
s'Extra Styles, Honest

An elegant line OF suits
An elegant line Of wOrsted coats and
vests.
An elegant line OF OvercOats.
The RObbiest line OF scarf pins and
rings,
The handsomest line OF silk hand
kerchiefs.
The most complete line Of furnishing
goods.
ALI or the above at DRAKE'S, 2zI
Main street, y. @. Ward 81 Co.'s old
stand,
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'Neuril' Instantly Cures Neu
rRHgla.

1t is fourteen months since cured myself
of neuralgia With ''neGril, and l hare not
had the slightest return Of pair. John W.
Scott, st. Louis. George ". Jones & Co.,
Memphis, agentS.
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j. a. SiGHaigOa

Received, daily, fresh oysters, fresh fish,
game and celery, at 273 Second street, oppo-
site Court square.
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United States District COurt-HOB.
.. Hammond, Judge.

The argument in the steamboat cases Of A.
J. White, Geo w. Cheek and Illinois was re-
sumed yesterday, to be continued on Monday
next. Monday is motion day and the motion
docket will be called. Judge Baxter is to be
here on the third Monday OF this month and
Judge Brown January Goth.
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Proprietors of the Vienna bakery, 1877 apa,
139 Poplar street, wish to :nEorin tine public
ornamental cakes, pastry, candies, and Wen
ma bread and rolls, at wholesale and retail.
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For Inward of Thirty Years

Mrs. Winsiow's soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity of the stom-
ach, relieves ,Oit,d collie, regulates the bowels,
cures dySeatery and diarrAea, whether arising
from teething or other causes. An old and
Iel-t7i7 --r7nfIV, I's1sSifv- me cE1.ts bott1s
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NEW PARIS DOLMANS.
NEW PARIS DOLMANS.

Vim. Frank d. Co., No. 249 Main street,
opened last evening fsic VERY CHOICE
DOLMANS-eract copies Of French pat
terns-tohich they irish their lady friends
to examine.