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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-06
THE GREAT JEWISH
Fast and Feast-HOw the story of
Esther and Eaaman is Comnem-
Grated this Week-The Festival
OF Purim which Com
menced Yesterday.

Although the festival of PurIm does not
begin until next Saturday night, the Jews
throughout the world began to celebrate 1t
on Tuesday night, the beginning of the fast
of Esther. The feast of Purim derives its
origin from the story OF Esther, so beautifully
told 10 the Old Testament, and Is comment
oratlve OF the delverance of the Jews through
her fundamentally from the hatred of Ha-
man. The date OF this event Is set down in
the Jewish chronology as twenty-five hum
bred and thlrty-two years ago, or b. &. 353.
The feast is preceded by the fast OF Esther
when the orthodox Jews abstain from food
and drink from sunset to sunset In celebra-
ton Of the three days fast of Esther before
she presented herself before Ahasuerus to de-
feat the plot of Hannah. Services are held in
all the synagogues, and the Book
of Esther, termed IN Hebrew the
Megilldth, Is read with appropriate
prayers. Among some of the Gus
toms now extinct, save with the most ultra
orthodox or Polish Jews, is one that indicated
that forgiveness is not one Of the virtues of
an Israehte's character. Whenever the name
of Haman is mentioned in the reading of the
Book of Esther IN the synagogue, some Of the
worshipers beat their pews with their
clenched lists, or even with hammers with
which they provide themselves, to show their
detestation of Mordecai's enemy after these
two thousand years. The custom is con-
as iCGCAloAblC ~ bllC dllOAS
of the other synagogues, as it would be if
performed in any christian church. On
Wednesday and Thursday are the lesser and
greater feasts of Purim Purim is considered
a day OF festivities and general rejoicing.
Presents are distributed, and masquerade
balls and parties are given. Formerly gay
parties Of maskers visited the houses of their
friends, maintaining their incognito through
out their stay.
Balls are in order, and we may expect to
near of much social festivity among the Jews
of Memphis, noted as they are for their intel
ligence, public spirit, and for the observance
of all the amenities o. life.
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descent from parent, or the ancestor Of
parent" The dictHm in Penniman vs. Fran
cisco, HE'S, to the contrary, is correct.
d. Wte'S Estate ia ReDidiHdeT-DeScent
Of.-A wife estate in rem ainder in person
alIty goes, upon her death, TO her husband,
jlly-e nar-iti. and upon his death to his per-
sonal representatives for the benefit, after the
payment of debts, of his distubutee under
the statutes of distribution, and if the dis
tributee be his only child, who dies without
issue, brother or sister, or their issue, or
parent, or leaving as Its next of kin mater
nal grandfather, and paternal and maternal
uncles and aunts, the maternal grandfather
would be the distributee of such personality.
5. Statutes Of DeScent-COde, section 1920,
sub section 2 and 3, COnstrHed.-An intestate
died without issue, brother or sister or their
issue, or parents, leaving maternal grand
father and paternal uncles and aunts surviv-
ing, and having land inherited from intes-
tate's father and land inherited from intest-
ates half brother. Held: That the land
which came to the intestate by descent from
the father would go, under the Code, section
2420, subsection 3, to the paternal uncles
and aunts exclusively, and the land inherited
from the half brother would 90, under the
Code, section 2420, sub section 2, one moiety
to the paternal uncles and aunts, and the
other moiety to the maternal uncles and
aunts, and that two aunts, who were equally
related to the father and mother, would take
severally a share in each moiety.- In the
matter of the Miller wills.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The YOU'VE SCIENTIST, a Journal fer
amateurs, has been received. The March
number is interesting and worth reading. 1t
is published at No. 179 Broadway, New York.
The March number of the Memphis Lac
Journal has been received. The table of
contents includes decisions on many interest
ing topics. The editor and proprietor, Mr..
M. B. Trezevant, continues - make his
magazine an object of interest and attention.
The Arkansas department is reported by
Hon. John R. Eaken, the Mississippi depart
ment by Oliver Clifton, and the Tennessee
department by VIM. C. Folkes. This maya
zine compares most favorably with the lead
ing law magazines of the land.
The March number of the Illustrated
Celtic Monthly, an IrishAmerican magazine,
has been received. 1t Is the second number
that has seen the light, and is a creditabe
publication, so far as matter is concerned
In the way of printing it is bad, the publlca-
ton, so far as concerns printing and iIlustra-
tons, being unworthy of the contents. The
magazine Is devoted to literature, music, the
drama, arts and current events. The list of
contributors is large, and their names speak
well for the success of the monthly. The
contents of the March number will be found
interesting to all Irish Americans. The work
is published by James Haltigan, No. 81 Mas
sau street, New York.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

lNvALIDs requiring a stImulant made from
pure grain and free from fusil-oil should pur-
chase Green Brier.
SLAGER & GoLDBAUM, the tailors, invite
the public to call and examine their spring
patterns and their extreme low prices.
CALL at 262 Second street for Wilson sew
ing machines and repairs.
R. j. DONOVAN u CO., Agents.
CRESCENT baking powder makes sweet,
light, nutritive bread, biscuits, rolls and pas
try. Try it. For sale to the trade by Had
den & Avery.
CARBoLINE, deodorized extract of petro-
leum, is now presented to the public as the
best restorative and beautlfier of the hair the
world has ever produced. 1t performs what
others only claim for their preparations.
r. J. DONOVAN, former agent for the
Grover x Baker sewing-machine company,
is the only one in Memphis that can repair
that machine properly. All kinds Of
machines promptly repaired at 26Z Second
street
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How wonderful, how perfectly 1ncrelabls
seemed the stories Of the photograph when
we first heard them. The theory of It's work
ings is explained. "Hog simple!" "Strauge
this thing never was thought Of be-
fore!"-new and strange ideas are always
received thus. Another simple but marvel
Gus article is Benson's capcine porous plaster.
The best known remedy for lameness and
weakness of the back, kidney disease, female
weakness, rheumatism, sciatica, lumbago,
neglected coughs and colds, or any local ache
or pain. 1t will seem very plain that this
must be so, when you consider that Benson's
capcine porous plaster is a new and powerful
combination of vegetable ingredients devised
especial for the above class Of ailments, in
corporated with an Indian rubber porous
plaster, that goes right to the spot
where the pain is felt, acts through
the pores of the skin, and continues
to act until a cure is effected. 1t Is far
superior to the slow-actlng ordinary porous
plaster. 1t acts quicker, relieves pain at
once, and cures where other plasters VIII not
even relieve. Ask your druggist for Ben
SON S capclne plaster, and take nothing else
Sold by all druggists. Price, Csc.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
HIeInnhIs Theater.


Last evening at the Theater Mr.. George c..
Bonlface and company appeared in The Sol
dier'S Trust, French drama of interest.
As Corporal Antoine Mr.. Boniface was ex-
cellent, and deservedly received the applause
of the audience. The support rendered by
the company was very good. The play is in
teresting and full of dramatic situations.
Tonight SiceetheartS and Ddvid GGrrick
will be presented. Tomorrow evening The
Soldiers TYAst will be repeated, and again
at the matinee on Saturday.
The M'CuIIOugh Engagement.
Next week John MCCULLOUGH, the noblest
Roman of them all, will commence an en-
gagement at the Theater. The attractions
Shakespeares tragedy Of Othell0, with Mr..
Mccullough as ''Othello," and Mr.. Barron
as ''Iago." Tuesday, James Sheridan
Knowles tragedy, Yirginius, Mr.. M 'Cul-
Tough as ''Virginius;" the evenings perform
ance will conclude with the farce of A Regu-
lar F'ir, in which Mr.. Barron will appear as
Hugh DeBrass.' Wednesday evening,
Julius Cesar will be presented, with Mr..
NJ 'Cullough as ''Brutus," Mr.. Barron as
"Casslus," and Mr.. Lane as Anthony
Thursday, King Lear. Mr.. Mccullough as
"King Lear" Mr.. Barron as Edgar"
Friday a great double bill will be presented,
the Hall of T'drquir,, Mr.. N 'Cullough in his
great personation of ''Lucius Junius Brutus;"
concluding with Shakespeare's comedy of
Tanning IF the ShretO, Mr.. Barron as ''Pe-
trucio." Saturday matinee, OthelIo, Mr..
M Cullough as "Iago," Mr.. Barron as
"Othelo." Saturday night, Richard III,
Mr.. Mccullough as Richard" Mr. Barron
as Richmond. Sale of seats will commence
Friday morning.
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PERSONALS.

VISITORS registered at the cotton exchange
yesterday were G. E. Glass, Trenton, Tennes-
see; A. w. Lewis, Bolivar, Tennessee; S. w.
Sanford, Burnsboro. Alabama.
MEssRs ADLER & Bro, the well-known
boot and shoe merchants, No. &c Beale street,
have Just received the largest assortment of
beautiful colors and designs Of ladies',
misses and children's cloth-top button shoes
ever brought to this market. Call at once
for choice selections. Their prices suit every
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ADDITIONAL RIVERS.

ST. LOUIS, March 5.-River falling. Weather
cloudy and warm. Departed: Belle st. Louis Men,
phis; Maude, VicksbuIg.
EVANSVILLE, March 5.-River rising, % feet 6
CINCINNATI March 5.-RIVer % feet inches,
and falling. Weather-clear and pleasant De-
parted: Cons Millar, Memphis.
CAIRO, March -Weather-cear; mercury, So
deg. River "a feet and falling. Arrived: Sam Rob
erts, New Orleans. 4 pm; simpson HornOr, New
Orleans, Z pm. Departed: John A. ScUddeT, ST.
Louis, 4 pm; Sam Roberts, Ohio, pm.
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The IMMUNITY with which some itinerant
vendors of so-called medicines take advan-
tage of the good names of standard propne-
the necessity of cautioning the public on
purchasing DR.. c. NJ Lanes celebrated liver
pills, which have served the public with IN
limited satisfaction for nearly half century.
These Invaluable pills are prepared only by
Fleming Bros, Pittsbur0,n whose sigma
ture is on every box. Without which all
similar packages are a fraud.
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United states COurts-HOn. 4. u. Ham,
mOnd. Presiding.

United States VS. Memphis and Charleston
railroad, hearing resumed; jury to be charged
this morning. Stacey VS. St amer Coal Hill,
hearing commenced; not concluded.
Judges calendar for to-day: United States
VS. Memphis and Charleston railroad; ZIG,
Blackburn VS. Selma railroad; SS1, Wool
bridge, assignee, vs. Moore ct al; 283, OreiIl
Brothers VS. Jarrett; 265, same VS. Cobb; 26I,
Cochran VS. KnickerbOcker fire insurance
company; 229, Calhoun VS. Paducah railroad,
petition of Fisher; 829, Stacey VS. steamer
Coal Hill; 2I40, Rainier VS. Lauderdale & Co.;
2490, Green VS. Dyersburg; 2173, Martin VS.
Connecticut mutual life insurance company;
227S, Behr VS. same.
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We have just received, during the past
work direct from Italy, ria New York. which
we have in store at our ware-rooms, No. 800
Second street, making, in connection with
the stock already on hand, the largest and
finest display Of monuments, tablets, head
stones, figures, urns and crosses ever before
exhibited in the south, and which we offer at
prices unheard of until now for cheapness.
Call and examine.
GEO. II. BELL,
I,
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit Court-mon. ,. o. Pierce. Judge.

Calendar for to day: 3619, E. D. Morgan
& Co, VS. Merchants national bank; 2l43,
Charles L. Hunt VS. Rogan, Selden & Co.;
5682, Mary Kempf VS. J. G. Lonsdale, jr.,
Ell al; 5683, Il. B. Hayes VS. L. Il n. r. r.
Co.; 1854, Catherine Greer VS. Jacob Reiser;
$685., John Johnson VS. Washington F. & NJ
insurance company; 5689, W. H. M Cargo
Robert II. M'Kay, use, etc, VS. Charles Stout,
admir-, ETC.; $685., VIM. Elliott, ct al, vs.
Shelby county, ct al; 1896, Joseph Elliott
vs. Shelby county, ct al.
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Life's Fond Dream,

The hired girl sat by the kitchen stove.
Twas nearing the close of day
Pondering treat for her darling cove,
Who'd come by the alleJway
" Shure he's pledged, he can't drink, but
I'll light for him Coleman No. 10 5"
The light grew dim, the gill grew rash,
As she HE'D to the kerosene;
She touched IL ofT-a terrible crash
The end of ''life's fond dream"
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RIBBONS andsfeatherS at Lavigne'S.
What are the Profits2

This is the absorbing point that is Of chief
interest in every business transaction. BY the
combination system of operating in stocks,
Messrs. Lawrence & Co., bankers, New York,
unite the orders of thousands of patrons, in
various sums, into one immense amount, and
operate them mighty whole, thus obtain
ing all the advantages of the largest capitalists
and best skill. Profits are distributed pro
rata among shareholders every month. In
this way large gains are secured i'll short
periods, and capital from $40 to SIS or $780,
900 can be used with equal proportionate
success. 500 will make 800 in 30 days.
$3.50 will pay $500 profit, or 10 per cent. on
the stock, and so on, according to the market.
D. Stokes, of Troy, made 1915 rs on an in
vestment of $50. Many customers are doing
better The new circular has two unerring
rules for success and full details, so that
anyone can operate proftably. Stocks and
bonds wanted. Government bonds supplied.
Apply to Lawrence & Co., bankers, 81 Ex-
change Place, New York.
German mIIIet, Hungarian mIIIet,
=
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NeurIl Cures Neuralgia Instantly.
New size, so cents.
G. w. Jones & Co., agents.
. How to save Money!

Buy good hat for yourself or son. Go to
Leidy's, where you get them. Style, quality
and price not to be excelled. Light-Veights
of the finest TEXTURES. LEIDY & CO.,
nDnOstta Court
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FIOVd'S Candies
Are often initiated but neYer eqnaled
FlOydS.

Have now enlarged the dining saloon, and
fully prepared to accommodate all my
friends. Thanking the public for so liberal a
patronage in the past, hope to merit it in the
future, by having everything frst-class. The
ladies are invited to call and inspect the new
saloon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-06

how fast all smokers are learning that Dukes
Durham" smoking tobacco is the bests Ask
your dealer for it, and take no other.
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TAKEN UP.
ROUEss AND BOARD.

DOARD-First class, with furnished or untuT-
ID nished rooms for families or single gentlemen
Also day bOarders. Al l13 SECONDS1.
NgEN-To sell the NETS Flying Top" For in
INl formation. address tue manufacturer
{. r. WEEKS, Rochester, New York.
pOOM-NIce furnished room for lady and gentle
IN man, or two young men, at 81 LINDEN ST.
DOOMS-First-class, with good board. Terms
NJ moderate. Al IO4 MARKET ST.
DOOMS-Elegant front and back rooms, with
u board, can be had al 43l SHELBY STREET.
DsJ-OOar. ers also wanted.
BOONE Desirable rooms, with board, AT reduced
IL rates. Day-bOardeTs wanted. 200 ADAMS.
ID UOMS-Splenuid rooms, with board; at reduced
Ia rates; daJ-bOarders wanted. SO fernando st.
DOOMS-D Desirable rooms and good board at
h 90 JEFFERSON STREET.
DOOM Desirable front room, with board, at
II 81 MADISON STREET.
1.-TWO Gentlemen can obtain a laTge front room on
l. first floor, with or without board, in private
family, or will take 4 gentlemen as day bOardeIs.
exchanged. Address, 90" care Appeal.
DOOMS Suit OF front rooms, with board, at / l
IA Court street. Day beaTders wanted.
ENIRST-CLASS rooms, with OF without board.
II Terms very moderate. No. "a Mulberry.
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KnirhtsOf InnisfaiI

The latest styles of spring suits made
to order, Mt reasonable prices by y.
Slayer. ESQ second street
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WANTS.


DIANO-TO exchange a building lot in Fort Pick
i eTing for a good piano. Title perfect and taxes
paid up. Address PIANO, Appeal office.
SALESMAN- one familiar with the grocery and
- produce trade. Address, giving full particulars
and good references, W., Appeal Office.
Unity DAY BOAbDERS-At 50 per week or
II Sl2 per month, al the Cincinnati Restaurant
and Saloon, No. II Adams street.
ONE SALESMAN for each Stale. salary SIS to
~ 500 per month and expenses. References re-
Quired LABELLE MFG CO, Chicago, Ill.
TINENANT-TO cultivate so acres on Island "a on
i shares; good dwellings, and cisteTns. Apply to
Gage Fisher, 300 Front, OF A. Lea 4 Co., Fulton.
- "a MONROE ST.
DARTIES wishing to purchase the
L GROVER d BAKER SEWING-MACHINE,
10 call at their Office, 3IS Main street. Repairing
promptly attended to, and warranted.
MRS. c. o. VALENTINE.
FTSEACHER-FOr the SOmeryille District high
i School, an experienced LADY I1us'c teacher; good
recommendation requiIe ed; sal az! guaranteed Ad-
dress q b. SALE, Sec'y, Atoka, Tenn.
SITUATION-By nrst-class SAWYER and En-
= gineeT. Address A. B. j.,
Corner LaROse and Webster streets
DOARDERS-At az Court street Rates TO SUIT
ID the times. Front OF lack rooms. Also day
boarders wanted.
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The Mammoth Weekly Appeal

In wrappers, ready for mailing, can be had
for five cents per copy. 1t contains more
than double the quantity of reading. matter
published in any other Memphis weekly; Its
news and commercial reports are the fullest,
latest and most accurate. The weekly Is ~
per year, postage included.
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Down Goes Fresh Oysters,

Extra select, 4Oc.; select, 30c.; medium +,
25c.; prime, Doc; 25c extra on every dozen Tor
shipping, at ]. A. sIGNAIeo's, 278 Second.
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FOR VICKSBUKG.

Adams u. -. HAIL Ljne-Memphis and
Vicksburs Packets.
The Elegant Passenger Steamer
Ouachita EselIe, .@z
Mark r. Cheek. master A. L. Cummins. :. clerk
Leaves every TUESDAY, at pm,
The Elegant Passenger Steamer
BED Wing, -
Geo Malone. -. master Ed R. Thomas -. clerk
Leaves every FRIDAY, at pm,
For Helena, Friars Point ConcoTdla, TerTene Arkan
City, Greenvlle and VlcksbuTg, above, con-
Meeting at Vicksburg with the Parsot Line for YazOo
river and with the famous steamers Robert Z. Lee
and j. NJ, White for New Orleans, giving through
bills of lading to all points at lowest rates.
shippers can rely on this arrangement being per-
maneut. Freight for this Line received at R. L, Lee
WhaIfbOat at all times.
j. T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
R. Z. Lee Wharfboat
W. CROXELLl. Agent. No. 3 Madison.
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Queer, Isn't 1t,

Will give a grand ball on Monday evening,
March 18th, at the Mannerchor. hall.
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"Ihis Is to certify that | have made use Of
Golden Liebig's liquid beef and tonic invig-
orator in several cases of consumption and
general debility, and have found it to act ad-
mlrably in such cases as Il nutrihve food
tonic and 8timulant."
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FOEs BENT.


= y EXCHANGE street; 253 and PCS Union street
POI Main street, STURM d HsRSCH.
20 FOURTH street; I'll and 213 fernando
- str'et-neat cottages APFRiy 70 ~ RsG Main
POoMS-At Henry house, 81 Adams street, from
LIZ 50 TO So each. A. YOUNG.
POoM-Funshed room. suitable for one or Two
NO. Ala SHELBY STREET. z
E'RONT. STREET STORE-Next door north OF
u kekerly a Co.'S; lately occupied S BY H. Beattgs
Apply 70 JEROME HILL, at Hill. FOntalne Co.
NEW COTTAGE-Bay WINDOW; six rooms.
IN DIR. LAURENCE, Seventh and Broadway.
DARE CHANCE-Very desirable residence, seven
IOV sVl stS' ~, s NVti
grapes and a variety or berries; the place has 8
acres of good land, at Cherry station, miles from
Memphis on Nj. and Z. r K. For further lniOTma-
ton applI TO W. A HALL. l2S Vance street or 70
II OUSE-2-stoTy brick, cor. orleans and Washing
II ton; modern improvements BOB Washington
COTTAGE-Six rooms IN hne repair, at LOoney's
- switch. VIII rent cheap I1 r Apply to- to s,r..,
II r. B. TURLEY, 4312 Madison st.
VALUABLE FARM-Very cheap, In st. Francis
good ginhOuse, OuthOuses etc; Will rent In quant-
Ties of so acres or more. Address at White
THOS. J. BEASLEY a
ENRUIT STORE AND CONFECTIONERY STAND
n Stores, Dos and 80 Second street, at present
of March. Apply to r, DUDLEY FIR 4YSER,
AttOmey-at Law, Madison street.
II OUSE-The desirable twO-sJoTy frame dwelling
IL house, No. 443 PontotOc street. just east Of
orleans; In good repair and convenient TO either
Vance or Beale street cars. ApplytO
J. 4. SHEPHERD, 10 Madison st.
HOUSE-NO. 376 Union; I'VE rooms and out
IL houses. j. X. FROST, "a Madison St
DOOMS-Pleasant Sleeping rooms and Offices,
IL 49, Madison. J. J. LOCKART, 43l5 Madison.
Furnished or unfinished; suitable also
LII for families TO hOuSekeep. lOl JEFFERSON.
FURNISHED KOOMS-With or without board
II No. 296 Third street.
NEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-Cheap TO gem
In uemen. New brick house, ~ Mulberry street
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EOR OSCENIA

Regular Tri-Weekly Mail Packet for Randolph,
Fulton, OsceOla and all way landings,
The elegant passenger steamer
OsceOIa Belle, -
j. g. Andrews. Master B. o. Mitchell 80 Clerk
Leaves Memphis every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY,
and FRIDAY, at p. IN. For freight or passage
apply on board.
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FOR SAFE.

TTNABLES-TwO tine billiard tables, newly covered
L and reitted; Of the celebrated Phelan x COLLEEN
deT's manufacture, with their unequaled patent
cushions. VIII be sold at a bargain. For paTtictI-
lars, apply to q. BAUM CO, Bot Main street.
EOIANOS-One Stelnway; one 7-Octaye ParlOr Gem.
I Sl40; several octave Pianos, from $50 up
ward; also, two 4-ectaVe organs $50 and S25-all
secOnd-ha and very cheap.
L. WITZMANN y co.
TAYLOR SILK COTTON SEED-Apply to
L GAGE q FISHER 300 Front ST.
/ AND-SSO acres of Iand-350 cleared and i'm
Il prOved-abOut seven miles from HOpeaeld, near
Memphis and Little Rock railroad, Will sell for
Memphis city compromise bonds, gas stock or gas
bonds, or less than ten dollars per acre cash.
j. p mEUX, 2S9 Main street.
= ROCRRY-A rare chance Tor man with small
VI capital to start In tT5t-class Grocery and lOca
ton. Satisfactory cause given for selling Apply at
"a Jefferson street. j. STEWART q co.
pRICK-ohIpped cheap by river or railroad. Leave
ID orders at John A. Denies, 302 Front street.
Large concessions Will be made on orders for good
SalmOnBrick, suitable for chmneys or setting boil
Prs, etc o. 81. p. PIPER.
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AOYRlIIP,
The PhOnOgFapfa.

IN jet, fancy and gold-plated jewelry, received
daily at Jet Palace, 1856 Main street.