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FOR RENT OR LEASE.

- ESIDENCE-On corner OF Park and Walker
II avenues; residence with seven rooms and
four acres, under coed fence: c stern and we'll
Apply 10 MRS I. A. HAMILTON,
462 Poplar street.
ZINE PLAN rATION-Oi $500 acres at BradleyIs
IL Landing, iu Grittenden county, Ark Is miles
above Memphis; 200 acres cleared and in Guilt
yaton 1000 acres OF cleared ridge land above over
now dwelling and all necessary out-houses, sta
bles, ginhouse, etc; store with established trade
postotfice and steamboat landing
JOHN w. CURRIN, 8S Madison street
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The difference between republics and re-
publics is well illustrated by an occurrence
which recently look place in Ecuador, and
which was rsfsrrsd TO the other day in The
Herald. A journalist, Mr.. Miguel Valyerde,
wrote an article in which he very severely
attacked The dictator oil Ecuador, Veintemilla.
The latter, by way of punishment, simply
ordered that 200, aud according to another
report 5O0 lashes be melted out TO Mr.. VAL
vsrde's back, and the order was executed. A
republic in which that sort Of justice is dis
pensed by mere order of the executive head
OF the government, does not seem to have
gained much in the matter of individua al
rights by her deliverapce from Old World
connection and despotisn. Mr.. Antonio
Flore., the son OF the first president OF EcUa-
dor, in letter calls upon his compatriots to
Join him in an emphatic protest against this
brutal and disgraceful assumption of power
This protest does him all the more honor as
the same Mr.. Valverde had been in the abit
of attacking HE father no less than the pres
emit ruler of Ecuador.
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For sale Chean

The entire fixtures of the Mammoth Cloth
nigh House, containing fifteen fue tables,
side shelving, a large fine chandelier, show
case desk aSs Ssn lGrms hsuref
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Merchants of the city will do we'll TO or.
der everything in this line from Clement for
the coming holidays, as he keeps nothing
but the best. and fills all orders promptly.
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For Best Bargains in Boots and Shoes,
Go to Vosseli & Co.'S, 27l and 40 Main
street, as they are always reliable.
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Keen i'm Perfecf Working Order

The stomach, liver and kidneys, and nearly
ali the ills that sfflict US ca be prevented
aud cured. No medicine will do this as
surely and quickly IS Parker's Ginger
TOnia
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FIVE THOUSAND turkeys, both live ard
dressed, will arrive in time for Christmas at
Clements Send in your orders early, before
this canning rush
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Should keep and rise Hammers Liniment
and Stock Powders. They are invaluable
in The treatment of stock diseases.
". JONES & CO :, Agents.
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Fine jspouicss, and all suitable flowers
for Christmas; also fine baskets for Christ
mas presents, can be had at ii. Moore's, one
block from fernando Curve. Telephone for
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The safest way 10 Restore
Every Farmer and HOrseman

The youthful color of the hair is furnished
by Parker's Hair Balsam, which Is deserv-
edIy popular from lis SUPERIOR CLEANLINESS.
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Keep Your Stock in Condition,
oysters, Fish and Game.

To do this, you will End no nnesns so re-
liable as the use of Hammers Stock Powders
and Iinimeni.
G. w JONES d CO. Agents.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Peabody Hotel.

Peabody Hotel.
wv Kennedy, Tenn J skillern Chattanooga
J J WillifOrd, Ga r A Williams, Ga
A Morgan Ark WBAeClenden &S, Tenn
& Worthern. Miss + II Perry, Ga
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New CIarendOn Hotel.
KERR IL. D. HUNT
Corner Madison and Seeond streets.
Il ES-S2 and 81 so per day. Electric bells,
electric lights; passenger elevator runs day and
night
Mrs Williams, Tenn Miss A Williams. Tenn
Hunter. Kas r Stubblefeld, NC
P Spaldiug. Pa w p stephens, Tenn
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ID Smith, Tenn Y II Jackson, Tenn
J r Seales Ky Miss A Cook City
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Miss Brooks, Miss A Locke,
Miss Irving, Miss d Conner,
Frank L Davis o Stevens,
F Hight, IL Hawk,
L Bread, W + Barney,
Nat Childs
PFiddy House.
Formerly Co Commercial Hotel, eorner Front and
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OF Richmond, Va, Proprietor. Rates, ~ per day.
S II Picard, Ark D Ussery, salisbury
RW Ussery, Salisbury Wilson d W. Decatur
G G Hall, ARK II Williams, Osceola
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D Canthen, C0urtland l. McGill, CORTLAND
L Davis. Tenn NJ A WadsWorth, Ala
Mrs NJ Wadsworth, Ala W B Johnson. o
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Bogard. KY.
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WATCH FOB, blaok band, gold buckle, iTYtag-
w lilo seal, between second and Front on
nam street.. The finder will, be rewarded by re-
turning same TO Ayais nohe Office.
WATCH OHARM-Witn name of K W. NicoI-
w SON engraved. liberal reward will be
paid for returning it to go Front street.
DOCKETBOOK-On Saturday December % a
L black Morocco Pockettpok. containing notes
ana papers, but ne monty. Five dollars for It's re-
turn to A. GODSEY. Us Robeson street.
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Have Hook & Latirill Wea,herstrip

Your doors and windows 10 keep OUT the rain
dust and cold draft. 2s9 SECOND STREET.
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In the City of Louisville. on

SATURDAY. DECEABER 30. 1882.
These Drawings occur on the last day of each
month fSun(ays excepted). $4,000 Capital
Pile shis m ouIh Onfy. Repeated adjudica-
,ion ~ federal and State Courts have placed this
Company beyond the controversy Of the law. To
LIE ID the only plan by which their Drawings
sre n--veu honest and fair beTond question.
EB-THE COMPANY Has now on HAND A
CcAaRFFUI.LY THE LIST OF Prizes FOR THE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-12-26

Last night Nine. Janauschek appeared at
Lsubrie's 10 Marie Antoiaette before another
very large audience. This is one of the old
plays, whose absence from the stage entirely
will never be seriously felt. 1t dealr, Of
course, with the most thrilling epoch in
French history. Jsnauschek's assumption
OF the part 'Marit" is not altogether a salts
Tying one; in fact, she is entirely too old for
the part. Her acting, though massive and
dramstic, wsnts the intellectual delicacy SO
necessary 10 proper conception of the part
OF the French queen. Nor does the part
give her such opportunities as would display
her ability thoroughly. She was admirably
supported by her company. Tonight she
gives Bleak House.
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For Fine Boots and Shoes.

Latest styles, go 10 yoegeli & Coz, 81 Main
street, opposite Court Square
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go flss2 4O1
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Best Style fine Boots and Shoes
Made TO order at Voegeli & Co.'s, 27I Main
street. Mr.. Dick Bross can't be beat,
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Bououets and Cut Flowers.

And its lasting fragrance il what makes
Flores,on Cologne welcome at every lady 3
toilet.
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L napOrt3n

WDen you visit or leave New York city
have sggase expresses end csrria &c hire, and
stop Grand Union HoEel. opposite q rand Cen
trs depot. Four hundred and fifty elegant 70 oms,
fitted up at expense OF el00 900 reduced TO 81
and upwards per day. Elevator Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-cars, stages and ele-
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
batter for less money at the Grand Union than at
any other frstclass hotel in the CITY
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FOR SALE.


DIANO-A Grand-squaTe Chickering Piano as
i good as new; can be seen at Hollenrergs. B.
M ULES-MULES-MVL RECEIVED.
1Nl Also extra-iine lot of 3and-4 year-olds.
offered. F. A. JONES CO.. 81 Monroe st.
DIAHOS-A large lot OF seven octave seco nd
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ward- f. wITZMANN Z co.
EiINE LOT OF MUSIC BoXEs-For HoI day
II Presents, at H0LLEN BERG'S.
I1REkMAN Il CO.-Room 9, Times building
II Chicago, Ills, Real Estate Agents. CORES.
popdence solicited
HO0sE-Fine ssddie ana harness horse, 4 years
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LNERkY BOAT ROY-Length 60 7.lO feet; Breadth
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WILL 5, HAYS,
II AKGE LIST OF CITY PROF ERTY FOR SALE
IL Also farms ana plantations in Arkansas, Mis-
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N ESIRABLk BUILDING LOrS-On southeast
l. corner Poplar and Manassas streets; also lot
on corner Sanarans and Sixth streets Terms, part
cash; balance in one aud two years.
J. n. TREZEVANr, 275 Main street.
DIANos-rhree secondhand Knabe Pianos;
also several others Cheap S,,3I for easn;
E1NGINE-A sec0nd-nand upright engine and
d boiler, Lane & Bodley make, fiTe-horse
power Apply to . c. Tool 4 Co., Is West Court
Ssss--@-
FOR RENT.
NICELY FURNISHED ROOM
N At 90 St, Martin street
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS
N AT ll6 Court street.
D ESIDEfCE-Brick, with rooms al 81 Poplar
IL Apply 70 BERGMAN d WAGNER, 2S5 Main.
D OOM-One handsome furnished ROOM large or
IL small, at III Washington street.
pOOM-A pleasant furnished ROOM at IS Mon
IL roe street, one square from Peabody Hotel.
PRICK RESDSsNCE-The comfortable brick
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ant; It viii be put in firsi-elaSs order.
ORGILL BROTHERS & co.
/ ARGE FIRST-CLASS CO1I ON WAREHOUSE
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j. " PATRICK, at Melnphis Gin,
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nHIRABLE OFFICE-On second floor of No
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URNIsHED ROOMS
At III Court street.
HCEslDENCE-Mrs- L. w. Bowles's residence
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LNINE PLANTA TION-0n Preside1ts IsIa1dr "a, |
= rent rom January l. lsS5; $50 acres Of cleared |
I've yeafs past BY Colonel Ed. Richardson with /
shelby convict labor Will be rented to responsiha
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inder good fences has all necessary cabins and /
gInhouse. stables etc, and within two
niles OF the city Of Memphis Fer terms apply -
OVER1oN d GROYEENOk.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BIRDS.
BIRDs! BIRDss

YOU want handsome present for lady or
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street, and secure one of those fine HART Monn-
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INSURANCE.
NOTICE.

rTlHE FIRM OF MURPHY & MI RPRY Is this
L day dissolved by mutual consent, B. r. Muir
phy retiring. j. ]. Murphy assumes the assets anc
liabilities and will tinue the General Insurance.
business under the firm name at No. Madison
street.
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CLEMENT will deliver all goods purchase
of him free of charge. Telephone your or
ders
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An Actress Crowned.

AT the Chestnut Street Operahouse, Phil
adelphis, Wednesday evening, at the close
OF the performance, Miss Mary Anderson,
the tra9edienne, was presented by the State
tencibles with massive silver crown,
studded with precious stones, and having a
gold star in the center, set with diamonds.
Il was the gih of the battalion to Miss An
derson Tor her kindness in aiding the Fenci-
bles IN their recent benefit movement. Mr..
Charles f. Smith, editor Of the Press, made
the presentation speech, 10 which Miss An
derson feelingly responded, commencing with
the apt quotation: "All nv services to art
twice done, and then done doubly, were but
poor and single business TO control against
lhaaz hnnora Il
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Mrs. Fi,s.,s Concert.

Whatever may be in the future for Mem
phIs, high order of musical culture lie in
the present. From the small beginnings OF
the "long sgo," a school of music has
grown up classical in character, wide in ex-
tent and varied in range. The masterpieces
ofBsethoven Mendelssohu, Thalberg, Chopin
and Lisiz are interpreted with rare grece
aud delicscy by young lovers of the divine
art" and the exquisite music of DouiEetii
and Verdi are given with touching beauty
and melody. Looking over the programme
Tor Friday evenings concert, we are pleased
with the high character of the selections
offered, and if Mrs. Fitis's pupils and friends
sustain their reputation, We shall have on
that occasion Sc rare musical treat. That
they will do SO no one doubts who knows the
high standard of Mrs. Fits and her rare
ability as pianist. 10 technique, style and
expression she has attained wonderful de-
gree of excellence. Tue chamber music, with
full orchestral accompaniment, is new fea-
ture In Memphis concerts and one which we
hope to see repeated. Miss Jeup, from the
Cincinnati College of Music, comes with the
highest testimonials from the president. Her
voice is a high soprano of the highest tone.
Hiss Eldridge comes back to US with the
advantage of two years study in the New
England Conservatory of Music, and with
fine testimonials from her teachers. Her
friends are anxious to see and judge for
themselves what Boston has done for our
young pianist and vocalist. The familiar
names ON the programme, those OF our home
folk, are a furthur guarantee OF the success
Mrs. Fits deserves in her effort TO have
our people reach after aud attain what is
best in the beautiful art 10 which she gives
her life. Z
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geetp=Oort fibrten iansit 2 6rauen, be-
rem ieoe Elm Sinbden auf Dem arme trus,
cine laute llnterbultuns, beren @esen=
itanb bas geiinben Der beioen SprSBlinse
bifbete. sd weiB nidt. mas ,neinem alei=
men feblt.," iuste bic Cine; i4 babe idon
a0erbano Waebicinen oeriu6t, aber feine
mia kei meinem 8abp anidlaaen
rnNd mas, Meoiein!"" erwioerte bic
Nnbere !; munde Mebi3iu mag fir frante
aincer gut iein, aber fur iawd9lide ipie
bas Sbrise su iein ldeint, teourf es SOr
Nlem fraftisenoer 9aabruns wie iie
81 II # eb ter's Deut deS 6 NJ
bermebl (Yaeb9trcpbina) als oer ein>
aiss grias fur Wutternlild barbietet.
Dieies Nabrunssmittel fit Sinoer 1T in
allen Gpctbefen, su so Cts. bic gadi,
gu baten.
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Or. B atts 9e6erptuen llnb tie
bsfsn catbariifdsn Neaulatpren.
Oin Ginher,,f,,nn Aas S

: Sie ginberufuns bes beutl6en
&eidstages 1T fir Die Stpeite Maitpo6e
in 9lusiibt genommen. 9ie 6rubjabrs=
ieilion 1T geboten bur6 bic Motbmenz
oigfeit, bas Gotum Der &ei6spertres
tung iiber Die Sabafsmpnopols. .Norlaae
ipdteitens Bis sum Sommer ein3ubolen,
ba Dos aenannte @eIeb bereits am /.
Suli 1883 ins 2eben treten unb Die
Beiiimmungen oes gnttpurfes besiigli6
oes Sabafbaues i6on in sebn Monaten
Geltung erbalten iolen. Sa iiibeB Die
Mrbeiten bes preuBil6en s2anbtages
ni6t bor Mitte Mai absui6lieBen iein
oiirften, 10 wirb iuobl Elm 3uiammen=
arbeiten beiIelben nit Dem &ei9stage
unpermeibIi1 fem.
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(Detrptt Iree pref pom IS. San.l

(Detrutt Tree pref POM IS. SAM
6s1beimer Brps. batfn iosben elm Gar,
loao bon 8eeeS Gilt gese Sonic ertalten.
Otsisr @rtttel psrtaufl fh (.br RAID unb
10 mub ss aud fein. eenn IS III obns 3rvei.
fel osr bette arttsl ieiaer Irt, Der je elm
eefubrt wurbe, unb bat ntht leiues @lei.
dsn. Sur bas tefe Material wiro 3u
Nssos Silt gpee Sonic permaubt.
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Ser dltefte W1ann lit 86bmen il

= Yer Qlte1te Nf1nl1 II BDDmet III
Der I'M Sabre 1857 geborene Wtatblas
&orottpifa aus Stein=Nnieso bel gule.
Ct pfleste bis lit Die lebte 3eit gu SUB
na6 Prag su fommen, um bort mlloe
Gaben gu iammeln. Stunt baben lt6
bel benz 115 Sabre alten Grelle pie
Nnaei6en ber Nltersi6tpd6e eitgeltellt.
Nm 3. Mdr3 tpurbe ct in oas prager
Magen1eine Granfenbaus gebra6t. Seln
@ebor uno @eli6t iin6 big jeBt l11t1
gel6ma6t geblieben.