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HOUSEWIVES.

It is a self evident fact that people
generally go where they can buy tho
cheapest. You can buy your cooking
utensils, all kinds of tinware, broiling
pans. etc., cheaper at Wagner, Rand Il
Cos, than elsewhere. That this is not
idle talk can readily be made plain to you.
You never have seen such low prices as
they are offering. Go and satisfy your
selves of the fact. The reason they can
offer you such figures is because they
have q wholesale store and retail at
small margin over wholesale prices. tf
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LADIES, we wish to call your especial
attention to our extra fine line of tho
latest popular and fashionable odors in
the very best makes of durable bulk per-
fumes. We have just received an elegant
assortment which we deem the most
complete and desirable ever before
brought to this city. We should be
pleased to have you call; a single trial
will convince the most skeptical that We
always mean just what we say.
SBHALLERN e. JANECEK.
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WALL PAPER.

A large stock of wall paper at Mrs.
Kern's store. apr27
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Max Stauss, alderman, Carl Paulus,
justice of the peace, and J. L. Edwards,
constable, are the only democrats elected
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PICTURE framing neatly Zone on short
notice, at Piening 4 Fechter's. tt
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IT being frequently often considered
the proper caper by many druggists to
extol the entire reliability, accuracy and
undoubted purity of the ingredients us
ed in the compromising of all kinds of
prescriptions and recipes at their respec-
tive establishments at all sorts of hours,
&C." We won't attempt any further en-
bellishments in this truly mysterious
branch of the drug trade except merely
to announce that sue too" are somewhat
interested in working up slight repu-
tation in that line and will always en-
deavor to bob up sere'sely somewhere
nesr or, if possible, in advance of the
first rank of that particular department
of our business. If you don't believe it,
bring on few prescriptions and try us.
SCHALLERN & JANECEK, apr6
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So FAR as we have been able to learn,
the following persons have been elected
to the offices mentioned:
Maple Grove-Chairman, James P.
Nolan; Assessor, Dennis Shehan; Clerk,
August Kickhoefer.
Cato-Chairman, John Halron; Treas
urer, Frank Williams; Assessor, Michael
Fitzgerald; Clerk, Richard Burke.
Mishicott- Chairman, Julius Linstedt;
Treasurer, Bruno Mueller; Assessor,
August Nocker; Clerk. Isaac Cratic.
Town Two Rivers Chairman, Fred
Schwartz.
City Two Rivers-C Chairman, LIST ward,
Urban Niquette; I'd ward, VIM. Hurst;
Sd ward, Henry Wilker.
Meeme-Chairman j ohm Carey; Treas
urer, Frank Wilhelm; Clerk, P. J. Con-
way.
Observation-Disclosures, F. Ostenfeldt;
Clerk, Gilbert Burnet; Treasurer, a.
Wilhelmy.
Observation-Disclosures, John Mill;
Clerk, W. T. Albers.
Observation-Disclosures, Christian Hacker;
Clerk, Harry Gilbertson.
Observation-Disclosures, August Mueller.
Franklin-C Chairman, Peter Stoker.
Manitowoc Rapids-ChairmanB Bernard
R9mer.
observation-disclosures, John Robinson.
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PERSONALS.

MRS. DIR, j. w. NELSON, the artist, has re-
turned home from protracted visit among
friends in Philadelphia.
PROF. JACOB G. HAZELY, native of
Sierra Leone, West Africa, is in the city and
proposes delivering lecture uDon his coun-
try and the industries of the natives Ofthe
time and place. due notice will given. Mr..
Hazely cones we'll Endorsed, and is reputed
an intelligent, clear and forcible speaker.
AT the residence of the brides parents. on
Echols street, Thursday afternoon, Mr. A. II.
Ferguson was married to Miss Kate A
Richie. The groom is clerk of the County
and Probate Courts and recorder o Critten-
den county. Arkansas, while the bride is the
daughter of S. w. Richie, an old citizen of
this city. The happy couple left for Crit
tenden county, their future home, the same
evening.
Miss FRANCES e. WILLARD, the gifted
president of the National Temperance Union,
will lecture in the First Methodist Church,
corner of Poplar and Second streets, Sabbath
evening at 8 and 80 o'clock. The meeting
at o'clock is especially designed for ladies,
but all who are interested are cordially in.
vited to attend. The meeting at 80 o'clock
Is general gospel temperance meeting, to
which all are invited. Due notice will be
given of other meetings.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: J. I
Biggs, Collierville; S. A. Woods, Dyers burg;
J. d. Ozier, Corinth; A. w. Ketchum, Som
erville; r. A. Sneed, Jackson; Hon. II. W.
Mccoy, Jackson; J. NJ. Curtis, Shelbyville,
Kentucky; A. F. Oliver, CORTLAND, Missis-
sippi; J. NJ. Alexander, Jourdan Station,
Kentucky; George S. Carberry, New Or
leans; Francis Xigues, New Orleans; W. ].
Brown, Collierville; NJ. J. Jacobs St. Louis;
S. Newburn, Oakland, Mississippi; T. D.
Halle, Oakland, Mississippi
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
this afternoon.
rrIo.o :, .ot I-o,@L

-Hdnla this afternoon.
There is wet drouth
The reign of the umbrella is at hand.
old Prob, disorderly conduct; six
mouths.
Motion docket will be called by Judge
Hammond to-day.
The Taxing District government should
call Old Prob TO account.
old Prob. has hired Daniel to turn the
crank and let on the water.
Frank A. Hart was yesterday aprointel
guardian OF Kate o. Hart and others.
j. Harry Shannon, the wonder ul boy
orator, will be here on the LIST OF Fell uary.
-"Ye that have tears to shed, Ireplre to
shed them now."-Old Prob. 10 tie clouds.
Judge Hammond will charge the jury
in the direct tax-title cases at 10 am. to-day.
-Pearce, Suggs & Petit have sued out an
attachment against w. c. Norman, on store
at Central Point and one at Oakville, for
about 800. Menken Bros have filed sim
liar suit for about $3.50.
Monday next marketmaster will be
elected, il Is understood, for the North Mem
phs market. 1t is whispered that Louis
Daltroff is to be candidate for it. and that
Mr.. E. Barinds will present his name.
Mr.. Williams, the agent for the county
in the collection of the poll-tax, says that
his sub-agents do give bond. Several state
ments we're made in the County Court re-
Gently that they did not have to give bond,
and this statement is made in justice to Mr..
Williams.
Three or four weeks ago, itsxill be re-
membered, three reughs attacked Engineer
Albert Gheils at Hopefeld and tried to muir
der him. Yesterday Offic RS Cullen and Dean
arrested one of the three, named T. Z. Hudson,
and charged him with shooting with intent
to kill. He has been identified, and is now
at the Jail waiting for requisition.
-Hedrig Noll yesterday brought suit
against her husband, Christian Noll, in the
Chancery Court for divorce. They were
married July "a, 1880, and six weeks after
ward he abandoned her. She charges him
with being continually intoxicated. She
also brings the more serious charge that he
put up fraud on her, that at the time he
married her he had another wife. She says
that she has always been a virtuous woman,
and that she was entrapped into the marriage.
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Alb FOR NASHVILLE
Committees Appointed by the Cotton
Exchange to Solicit Aid for the Suf
ferers by the Flood.
A Proposition Looking to Asking a Con-
gressional Appropriation to Improve
and Protect the River Front.

PURSUANT to call of the president the
special meeting of the Cotton Exchange was
held yesterday afternoon-President Hill
presiding-to adopt measures of relief Tor
the sufferers of the foundations by the
freshet in the Cumberland river at Nashville.
The object of the meeting having been an
nounced, motion by Mr.. l.. Hanauer was
adopted, authorizing the president of the
Exchange TO appoint four committees, each
to be assigned to particular districts OF the
city, to solicit aid from the citizens, and the
following committees were appointed:
Front street, south of Madison-D. T.
Porter, chairman; G. P. Hunt, ]. r. Goodwin.
Front street, north of Madison-Louis
Hanauer, chairman; G.. V. Rambaut, L. S.
Suggs.
Main street, south of Madison and Beal
R. H. Vance, chairman; j. NJ. Goodbar,
l. n Snowden.
Main treet, north of Madison-E Low
enstein, chairman; E. Leidy, Barney Hughes.
Mr.. L. Hanauer stated that there was an
other matter on which it was necessary that
early action should be taken, and that the
Cotton Exchange was perhaps the proper
place to start it. He referred to the neces-
sity of immediate protection for the river
front. and that aid from Congress should be
asked. This Exchange should appoint a
committee to inaugurate the movement.
he believed that some one OF ability and
Intermediary Young, for instance-should
be sent to Washington to place the matter
before Congress and urge the assistance nee
essary.
1t was suggested that a matter of such i'm
portance should be considered before large
assemblage of members of the Exchange,
when the following resolution, by Mr.. j. 7.
Petit adopted:
Resoiusd, That the Exchange call gen.
eral meeting on Januarv 25th instant at 2
O'Clock pm, for the purpose of petitioning
Congress to aid US in the protection of our
river front; that all citizens and government
officials be invited to attend and give us
their aid and counsel
The meeting then adjourned.
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LAW REPORTS.
Circuit Court-Pierce, Judge.

Motions will be called to-day, comm enc
ing at o'clock. After the motions are dis
posed Of, the trial of the case of McKenDa
VS. The Louisville and Nashville Railroad
Company will be resumed.
Chancery C0urt-McDowelI, Judge.
The opinions rendered by Chancellor Me-
Dowell yesterday were as follows: Cannon
VS. Apperson, ruling on demurrers; Andrews
vs Apperson, ruling on demurrers; Goldsby
VS. Apperson, ruling on demurrers; Pierce VS.
Lawrence, complainant has prior lien; State
VS. Anderson, decree for complainant; State
VS. Southern Oil Works, order in contempt
matter; Fargason VS. Wilson, for removal of
funds; State VS. Butler, as to counsel fees;
Meagher Hollenberg, decree for contempt;
Burke VS. Uhlman, nothing due from Burkle
ct al; Lyon VS. Freeman, memoranda decree;
Dickson VS. Lewis decree for complainant;
Forrest VS. Memphis and Charleston r all
road Company, demurrer sustained; Car
pc inter- VS. Strange, ruling on fling answer;
Woodward Boro decree for defendant;
Myers VS. Henly, ruling on demurrer; Bank
of Commerce VS. Church, attorneys fee fixed;
Battelle VS. Youngstown Mill Company, for
defendant; Bateman VS. Broom, com pl ainant
estopped, ETC.; Block VS. Mckinney, demur-
rer OyerruieG
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here, except Oiipette and MascoRe, the thin
nest possible excuses therefor, and we are all
heartily tired of it. Every year a new opera
or two is produced in nearly every other city
in the country; but Memphis has to wait and
wait, and very frequently is deprived of
hearing them at all. This is because of the
outrageous monopoly of the Shadow Of
Death" circuit. Haverly's fine attractions
are never seen here, because that manager
will have nothing to do with Joe Brooks.
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Mismanagement at the Theater.

To the Editors OF the Appeal
With your permission l will speak through
the columns OF your paper of an imposition
on patroniziDg public experienced by my
self, some friends and others at Leubrie's The
alter Thursday night, FIR which no excuse was
made or apology offered. complain of the
neglect of the manager of Leubrie's Theater
to have the seats numbered and properly ar
ranged according to the diagram by which
they sold seats to the family circle. The
prices on this occasion were the same as down
stairs, with the exception of the two front
rows In the dress circle; andlthe cost of num-
bering these seats would have been trifle
compared to the inconvenience and delay we
were compelled to suffer, besides the disap-
pointment in not hearing the first act and
part of the second. Now, Messrs. Editors, 1
hope Mr.. Gray will remedy this matter on
future occasions for he certainly was indif-
ferent to our comfort Thursday
PRO BONO PU BLICO.
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THE cotton market opened and closed
firm yesterday, with middling quoted at
11!c. In New York spot middling was 12c,
and easy; futures closed firm, with January
quoted at 12.02@12.O4. In New Orleans mid
ding was II &c, and quiet and steady January
futures were barely steady at 11.S3. In Liv-
erpool middling uplands were 6 11-16d, and
Orleans 13-16d, and easier. Futures closed
arm at 81 -321 for January February and
6 20 SD for July-August.
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REWARD.
$500 Reward.

WE VIII pay the above reward for any case Of
Liver Complaint, Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Indi-
gestion Constipation or Costveness we cannot cure
with Vests Vegetable Liver Pills. when the rirec-
tons strictly complied with. They are surely.
Vegetable, and never fail 10 give satisfaction.
SuSar-coated Large boxes. containing 80 pills. Is
cents. For sale by all druggists. Beware of coun-
terfeits and limitations. The genuine manufae-
tHred only by JOHN c. WEST CO, The Pill
Makers Isl and 1873 W. Madison street, Chicago
Free trial package sent By mail, prepaid on re-
oeipt of a scent stamp. For sale by A. Renkert
MS Main street., Hemphh
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INDICATIONS.

For Tennessee and the Ohio Valley, rain,
folIO,tei By partly cloudy weather, southerly to
cesteriy toinds, iOper barometer IL eastern por-
tons, tOLolUed by rising barometer and slightly
colder treather during Saturday nigh. The
LOuer Mississippi uriU continue TO rise. u is now
only fifteen inches below danger line at Vicksbwg,
one foot and t,ro inches below at Memphis, and
fire feet and Joar-te'lths inches ADORE danger line
at Cairo. The Tennessee, Cumberland and Ohio
riuers rW fall sLoply.
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BOOTHS WELCOME.
The Great Tragedian Receives an Oya-
tiOn Last Night in Taylor's Play,
"The FOODS Revenge
A Proof that, Despite the "shadOw of
DEATH" Memphis Has the Instincts
of Dramatic City.

The engagement Of Mr. Edwin Booth is
suggestive. He has been received with all
the warmth that characterizes a Southern
people; the fine parts of his acting have re-
ceived intelligent appreciation, and he has
found before him audiences that in point of
beauty, culture and intelligence, will rival
those OF any place. This is all due to the
fact that Mr.. Booth is a great artist and that
Memphis has an appreciative people. The
very name of Booth would attract a good
audience anywhere, because of the magnetic
influence of great and well-merited repu-
tation OF course the band of amateurs
who run the Theater here will claim that the
fine engagement of the great tragedian is a
of the
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Public Administrators Ofiee-Memphis, Tenncs-
see. December "A, 1851
NOTICE is hereby given that will. admins
IN traitor OF the estate of Thomas u. Davis, de-
ceased, on Thursday. January s. 1ss1 at Il O'Clock
m. proceed 10 sell the personal property, not
exempt by law, of said decedent at public cutlery,
the highest bidder for cash. the late residence
OF the deceased on Presidents Island in this
county. JOHN LOAGUE
puhl 1infsr fnr
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Gaston,s HoteI-January aOfh.
..Student Help"

A number of young men attending school
at LeMoyne Institute wish places where they
may work morning and evening for board.
Families wishing good trusty help Of this
kind will please apply by card or otherwise
to the Principal, 294 Orleans street.
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DRAMATIC GRAVEYARD.

The "Cheap John" policy of Brooks helps it
along in its downward path, and the inferior
nature of the attractions practically confirms
its tendency to ruin. How often do we see
at the Theater such audiences as have greeted
Booth? 1t is not so much to numbers of
those present to their character
that reference is made. 1t is the rarest
thing to see one of the well-to-do mer-
chants of Front street at the Theater Why?
They are men who don't believe in giving
something for nothing unless in case of
charity, and they see no reason why they
should contribute their shekels to Sufferer
Brooks. Now, were the attractions attrac-
tive, were the Theater made a cosy home
like place, instead of
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

90 ACRES AT GILL's sTATION-One mile
OO from the city limits; fine locality and choice
neighboIhood; the place well improved and the
land in high state OF cultivation. Also.
800 ACRES AT WALNUT BEND KANSAS
On the river, sixty miles below this city. all IN
high state of cultivation, and contain all neces
sary improvements, such as GIN and ample cabins
IN good order. Address J. A Jones. 81 Monroe
street. or j. J. BUSBY d co.
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Mrs. DR. j. W. NELSON, the artist, has re-
turned home from a protracted visit among
friends in Philadelphia.
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FOR RENT.

PACIOUs CLUB ROOMS-In Jefferson Block
OVERTON & GROSYENOR.
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LOTTERY.
Willard Hotel Lottery Drawing
14th February, 1882,
Or MONEY HeTund

LOUISVILLE, KY. November 10, 1881.
Resolved. That the Board Of Commissioners
consent TO a postponement Of the drawing Of the
willard Hotel Lottery until the 18th day Of Feb
ruary. 1872 and that they VIII not consent to any
further pOstponeTueDt Of the same.
ROBT. MALLORY. Chairman.
BY the above resolution, this Drawing must Gno
wifi be had on the day fixed, or money distributed
baSk 10 ticket-hoiders
n enough tickets are sold before date fixed, the
DrAwing will be had, and notice Of same viii be
given through the papers
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Burneft's Cocaine

Promotes rigorous and healthy grorth Of the
hair. 1t has been used in thousands Of cases
where the hair was coming out, and has
never failed to arrest its decay.
Use Burnett's Flayoring Extracts-the
best
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LOCAL NOTICES.

HAVE your plumbing done by Bailey.
Go TO Martin Walt & Co. and get fat
turkey for Sunday.
FoR good Plumbing, Gas or Ste am Fitting
60 to ]. A. Bailey, 295 Second.
SUFFERERS with that terrible disease, piles,
or hemOrrhoids, who have long desired relief,
can obtain it speedily by using Tabler's Buck
eye Pile Ointment. Vast forests of the us
eulUs hippOoaStdRua, or horse chestnut, the
common buckeye, annually yields their fruit,
which is combined with other materials, and
an ointment prepared, which is an unfailing
remedy for piles. Price so cents bottle.
Use Tabler's Buckeye Pile Ointment. For
sale hv " \ Wilkersnn & Co
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Terrible Loss of Life.

Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs,
Rough on Rats" Sold by all druggists, 15c.
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goo Prizes......... ........U g. Currency sg4,4so
In the Supplement, as in the ordinary. there are
. coo tickets. numbered from l TO 2, Ooo. The
sane number that draws the Capital Prize in the
ordinary Drawing OF the Royal Havana Lottery
draws the Capital Prize in the Supplement so,
too with the Second and Third Capital and all
other prizes above named.
HhoIes, -. Halves, 81
Prizes paid in full in United States currency In
rsecistely prssen tatio1 of ticket For a1forne-
tion apply to CHASE & CO, General Agents. New
Haven, Conn, or No. G ". Court Memphis, Tenn
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LOST.

DLACK-AND-TAN DOG--About four weeks
ID ago; answers 10 the name OF Kate; had on
a small steel collar. Return same at No. 14T Main
street. and be rewarded.
NERTIFICATE OF sTOCK-Certifcate No. II.
~ issued by the Workingmen's Building and
Loan Association for shares OF stock, 9th series in
said Association, in name OF Mrs. Mary Buchig
nani has been lost mislaid The public are
warued against purchasing or tracing for same, a.
application has been made 10 the Association fora
new certificate Finder of said lost certificate will
please return il to r. BUCHIGNANI. $40 Second.
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AMUSEMENTS.
m ,EUBRIE'S THEATEE.
THE MOZART SOCIETY OF MEMPHIS
WILL GIVE THE OPERA OF
oIIVETTE
ON SATURDAY EVENING, JAN. 2Ist,
AUCTION SALES.
MAGNIFICENT FURNITURE
At AHcfion

On the premises, RAYBURN AVENUE, corner
Broadway. Take Blue-line Cars to Main and
Broadway; go east two squares
Tuesday Morning, Jan. cath, 10 o'clock,
Parlor Suits, French Dresser Suits Carpets, Mir
rors Dining-room and Kitchen Furniture,
Handsome Hall Furniture.
Sale Positive
NJ cTnnnApn a
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MEMPHIS APPEAI--SATURDA4 Y, JAM

tions already given will lend an additional
interest to his Hamlet" which will be
given this afternoon.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER,
FOR ARKANSAS CITY.

Memphis and Arkansas City Packet Co.
Adams U. s. Mail Line-For Helena, Frisrs Point,
Concordia, Terrene, Arkansas City and Pine
Bluff r. R--The fine Passenger Steamer
DEAN ADAMS,
NJ r. Cheek master A. l.. Cummins. CLERK
Leaves every MONDAY and THURSDAY, at5p.m.
For Information apply at No Madison street.
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The willard Hotel, with ell C1En nm
| 10 furuifure and q KIN res- ZOO.OOO

QaarteFs.--s2,
hemittznces may be made by Bank Check, IL
press Postal Money order, or Registered Nail
Responsible agents wanted az all points Foi
circulars, giving full information and ior tickets.
address W. a. ID. WHIPS,
willard Hotel, Louisville, NY.
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circuit and theater; but the APPEAL proposes
to see about that. People have come to
Memphis from Tennessee, Arkansas and
Mississippi to see the great tragedian, and
they have represented the intelligence of
parts of three States Every town in the
neighborhood of Memphis and on the rail-
roads leading hither can turn out respect
able number of well-inforned people who
believe in the legitimate drama, who worship
in secret the great kings and queens Of
song, and who would go to see Mr.. Booth
every night in the week, if that were posi-
bic. There is no doubt that Memphis is
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1857 Prizes, amounting to Sic, 40o
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points, to whom liberal compensation will be
paid.
Fer further information, write clearly, giving
full address. Send orders by Express or Regis
tered Letter, OF Money Order. by mail, addressed
only to NJ A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La,
or b. FRANK MOORE. 10y LaSaIle street,
Chicago. his, formerly 212 Broadway, New
70 city, or to No. West Court street. Memphis,
Tennessee
ceiYe prompt attention.
The particular attention of the Public called 10 tbs
fact that the entire number Of the Tickets for each
Monthly DrdlCinq is Sold aud consequently oil the
Prizes in each Drdi1iaG sold and drdrn and paid
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COFFEE drinkers should read the adver-
tisement in another column headed GOOD
Coffee
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DENTIST.
STRAYED.

DAY MARE-On Friday night January 18th, q
ID bay mare, six years old, pony-built, name
plated with shucks s. reward for her return to
w. A SHELToN, one mile from GIFTS Station.