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ADJUSTMENTS.


Thomas w. Keene appeared in the char
acter of "Richelieu" to fair audience last
night, and gave an Interpretation in many
particulars at variance with what Memphis
audiences have had set before them as mas
ierpieces of Bulwer Lytton's ideslity. Yet
Mr.. Keene gave an excellent rendItion-a
decided improvement on his previous appear
ance here in the same character. Particular
ly was this noticeable in the fourth and fifth
acts which called forth all his histrionc
ability, and 10 which he responded so
promptly 30 to elicit from the audience
demonsirative plaudirs. Ia the first acts
Mr.. Keene is not as careful of the details,
particularly 10 the voice of the feeble old
man, which in some imprisoned moments
he allowed to lose itself in we'll articulsted
accents bordering on youthful defamation
This WAS not nc. iceable, however, in later
scenes wherein his greatest work is seen, and
when last night he redeemed himself from
all that might have appeared as faults in the
beginning of the play. Mr.. Geo. F. Lsarock
gave a fine rendition of "Baradse," but that
il all that can be said favorable 10 Mr.
Keene's support in Richeiieu. The bill for to-
night is the Merchant Of Venice, with the fol-
L.
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THE BATTLE OVER.
Judge VIM. NJ. Smith TO surrender HIS
Sword and Capitulate Next Tuesday
TO the Hon. Casey Young.
The Closing Contest Last Night Mt the
Greenlaw OperahOuse a Demo-
cratic Victory.

Last night the Hon. Casey Young and
Judge William NJ. Smith, the Democratic
and Republican candidates, met at the
GreeBlaw OperahOuse for another joint dis
custom. A good crowd was in attendance,
and the best of attention WAS paid the
speakers. That the Republican candidate
has aroused no enthusiasm in his own
party was shown from the fact that
only some fifty colored men were present,
and great many OF them were
enthusiastic supporters OF Col. Young.
Though Judge Smith is gentleman, he has
none of the ways that win with the colored
people, and it is evidently an effort on his
part to affiliate with them. This they know,
aud therefore they take but lukewarm in-
terest in his election. Col. Young was never
in better shape for speech than
last night. He was aggressive and at the
same time he was perfectly courteous
to his competitor. The vulnerable paris OF
Judge Smiths political record were tellingly
touched upon. His address excited an en-
thusissm which was conspicuously wanting
during his competitors speech. There can
be no question that our ex congressman has
pretty we'll used up the Republican candi-
1asa
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C,re.i. Court-Pierce, Judxe.

Calendar for to-day: Nos. 74S1, M. H.
Hilisman vs. c. C. Gregg; 1882, Charles
Worrison va John Sigleri 7434. Ozanne &
Nav vsO. K.iJoplin; 1856, D. J. Sharp vs.
Harriet ghroyer; 1887 Bolle & Bout vs. II
Riehmanu; T4Ss,; EaIter Dunn vs. N. G.
Tobin; 744O, Mrs. John Mccall Is u, u
744S. j. II. Robbins VS. james Degnan; 7444
r. j. Ssmmes & Co. We Sam Schloss; 744s
State of Tennessee We Robert Strong; 7449
Jennie Brown VS. Celia Bartlett; 745l, Bnsby
Tool & Co. vs. Mrs, Y. w. Gray; 745s, Mrs
NJ. BIass vs. Philip Simons; 54RI, Milils19n
Campbell VS. Ellen Breen; 7454, y. 1 pot
well & Co. VS. Memphis and Lhue H.01 p
Pr;rs. 7l56 ] W. b,wFng VS. +. S. Mosbyi
745s, &. Fritz vs A Kohlbery:
calendar Of {ary cases has ob bs s5t 'e sa lI1
November 18Th, 14Ih, 10Th, 2O'h, "a, Z.n'
97rb 2e,h. snd December L., Abb, 9th, Sini
1itb' 18Th, 18th and 18th, which is posted on
the bulletin board in the courtroom.
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How 10 Become Rich Suddenly.

In the quiet hours OF reflection when
man sits down and T, fleets upon the seem
ingly uneven distribution OF wealth IN TINS
country. and even ar countries, it causes
disma' attack Of blues y perya4e the cpl
gastrum Of one who is ignoraut where the
supply Of food for himself and his iaR2liy Is
TO come from for the morrow. He thinks
over the millions accredited to Vanderbliil,
Gould. Keene. Stewart, Wanamaker, LoTil-
lard and many others whose names are as
familiar as hopsehold words. He sighs Tor
sudden wealth, ana in ais despair often
would stop at no extremity, however d =s2er-
ate, to have even the title OF riches the more
fortunate seem to d-spise. He overlooks
eGiirely fact ?, ade known TO everybody Tor
wears through the press thst the Louisiana
State Lottery Company at New Orleans, Ia,
on the second Tuesday OF every month as
tributes hundreds OF thousands OF dollars IN
princely fortunes TO applicants to N. a.
DAuphin, New Orleans. for The sum OF % a
whole ticket, or one-6fth frsc,ionsliy for 81.
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--EII,pTE WHITE MAE-For doing garder
X, and housework Apply TO n b Appeal.
TTVWO GOOD BUTCaER AND sASsAGE MA n
A ERs At II SILBEkBERG'S, IS Main Att-SS-
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81 certify that Gy wife and myself were IN
bad health for some hfteen years. L CHANGED
to be looking over one OF SimEacns's Liver
Regulator Almanacs aud saw A. II. Stephens's
aud Bishop Pierce's names 10 Testimonials. l
then obtained some of the Regu lator, and
c,a heartily recommend Summons Liver
Regulator 10 my friends as an excellent
medicine.
E HARRISON, NJ. D., Gordonsville, Fla
Beware OF bogus and counterfeit Simmon
gotten up to sell on the popularity OF the
genuine, prepared only by J. IL. Zeilin q 70.
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Protest from n CoIorea Preacher.
New York sun


The Rev. I. McCsnts Stewart preached TO
q representative colored congregation in the Bethel
Methodist church last evening. The theme of his
sermon Progress the Order OF the Hour" He
marks he said I'VE are regarded as mere ciphers.
In the department of finances the Caueasans say.
they treat us as slaves, and nominate candidates
by fair and foul means, and expect US to support
them as matter of course. On last evening had
me at the parsonage and hand me a written notice
OF meeting at Cooper Institute. Ny name is on
it as a speaker, with Mr.. Langston and Mr.. Lynch,
my opinion touching the present political issues;
but, being negro, l as a matter OF course, am
candidate, no matter if his nomination was con-
ceived in error and brought forth in fraud. And
we are all treated in politics as in business
mere ciphers. But 1t behooves us to go forward
even in regard to our political relations Our
foot TO the Republican party. 1t emancipated the
slaves to save the Union, and we imagined that
we were thus put under special and binding obli-
cations 1t enfranchised the freedman 10 use
mis- vote so as to save the party, and we again
imagined that we could never ray the debt of
gratitude. But to-day the negro, viewing the
philosophical reflection, Is no longer bound by
gratitude. falsely, so-called, by q sickly senti-
se1s ws give to
stands not only for justice and political equality
between man and man, bat which gives by its
and economical government Let US inspire our
children with spirit of political independence.
Let u.s. in the matter of politics. be not like
us. Scores of negroes will agree with such men
Cuyler, Crosby and Talmage, and by remaining at
ger in the treasury. thus rebuking the fraud by
which he was nominated, and teaching the party
Of sumner, Garrison, Greeley ana smith that
preach to any people. The majority of the con-
gregation shook hands with the minister after the
sermon, heartily congratulating him and APPROX
n what he Sald,b
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Calendar for to-day: Nos. 1926. Pierce vs
Lawrence; 1888, Parszyk va Rocco; 1886,
Eoblin vs. Garvin; 1891, Mcdonald vs sulli-
Van; 1897, Yaccaro VS. Cicallo; 1899 Barnett
vs. Langston; 3627, Thomas W McPonsld /;
S63S, fdIliain rs Cook; $3.50, Rsdford VS.
Sneed; 1864, Kodord vs. Smith; s7la, Bed
ford vs. Thomas; 3717, Baker We Rose; 1928,
Mccormick va Ayres; 1916, billiard va Nc
Dowell; 1920, Wendel VS. Parrant; 1872, APP
person VS. Mason; 1881, Lscey w Vaughan
1854 Castles VS. Woodruff; 1868, Busby vs
WiIiford; 1875, Avery vs. Smith.
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LITTLE Rock, October 31.-On Monday
L. NJ. Vance, prominent farmer and mag
istrate in Franklin county, while on horse
back leading pair of mules across
bridge, the animals refused TO go. He got
down on the ground, when The mules became
frightened and began running. Vance be-
came entangled in the rope and was dragged
several hundred yards over rocks and
stumps. He was horribly mutilated and
Ii Iol
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Contractors, 2z2 Front street.

yITITF Or ROOMS-On Main or Second street
- hatyveeo stadison and GayOs0; second story,
M, ~ hoth front ng street. Address, stating prlce'
,,4fice.
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--a;aa.&iee.

Buy pound Ppaepses'of- EiOyd's candies
7, viii have in teal kinds OF caranek,
EnaIish ysInEts, cream almonds, French
nongat. real sugar Plua.s, Ia arshGsild9s AID
fine chocolates. No glucose, all pure eolorT'
and no authorizations IN anything Every
thing sold strictly pure, Wholesome sno hu'
tritious, at FLOYD . 80 No. Nh s,,sst
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ROOMS AND BOARD

UT JAMES HOUsE-Nos. IS and SO Adams street
= Rooms and board, 81 per day; 81 per week
D OOMS-Furnshed, with or without board. at
~ No III Court street
nOOMS-Furnisned, with or without board, at
~ No. 144 Second street.
pOOM5-Pleassnt front ana bScK rooms, with
~ board, at ~ Madison street.
nLEAs ANT ROOM-And good Is bic for gentle
man and wife, or two gentlemen, in priya.e
family. convenient TO Court Square References
reouffed Address, E.. lhis office
pOO Ms-Nicsly furnished Rooms, with boari,
IL, at 6OS beiby street
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FOE SALE.


OoW-One sne graded Jersey Cow. For Partlc-
ulars address W. E. LOVE. Loves, MISS
NTEWS PRIVILEGE-On one of the best rail.
~ roads running out OF the city. inquire AZ
claIe2don Hotel. ,7-----
. o;rIT-s. syhalia, Marshall county, Miss;
II roonos in fl rs.-class repair; good water, gar
-. and orchsrd stables and serYsnts n2ese e.; a.
ic H an Andy to w d. SC1LL, byl.alla, MISS
NTELL-IMPRoVED PLACE;-oi s ningty bnn.
w acres with a paying practice OIL hiteeli nSAn
,ired dollars: would take the same Tor the place'
GEO. W. HAM, MD, Poplar Corner,
Desoto county, Miss
A WELL-ESTA BLISHED and paying p pug noT,s
~ in millinery and dressmak ing. Located cen
f-o1Iv Terms cash Address for particulars "''
Appeal office. --7------ -,
7HCR1PERS-'A first-clals lot OF tailIoad or leyee
- scrapers doub letrees, plOws and harness COM
rIete cheaD. No. 81 Monroe street,
- RICR-Best in Tn e market. BrleSyasd, sec on
. street Chelsea. Telephone oIqe Isr 70
DURLAP s-For W fapping co ton SAMPLES and
for clothiers' use, tOr sale In quanuues 70 suit
- s. KATZENBERGER'S SONS,
II Madison street.
T6OICE RESI- JENCE lotion ynthia street
[ between IInden and Vance; very d 'slrable.
w A. WHEATLEN. 2S MAIN
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THE COLOREDVOTER
or the Northern States is Mastering
Courage Enough to Rebel
Against
The Slavery Imposed Upon Them by
the Leaders OF the Republic
can Party.

1t will be seen from what follows that the
statements N ade bv the APPEAL so frequently
during the canvass as 10 great change on
the part of the negro voters at the North IL
fully borne out by facts. After seventeen
years of unrequited slavery to the Republi-
can party, the negroes are beginning to act
and speak for themselves.
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There will be i grand rally of the First
aud Second Ward Democrats in the County
Courtroom at 80 O'Clock this evening. The
legislative candidates, Coils. 4. +. Looney
aud George CAN'T, will address the assembly
By order of the committee.
~ H. <. AVERY. Secretary.
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member OF the convention said: 1T may be said
that provision of this character IS not necessary
that the sense of propriety and of legislative dig
nifty will be sufficient to restrain public egisa tors
from conduct so indecorous and unbecomfng az 10
create Offices for their enjoyment but to
guard against the possibility of such venality and
corruption finding their way into the administra-
ton Of public affairs it is well perhaps impose
this inhibition" Another member said: sit would
that EEould soon sap the foundation of all honest
government, to allow a legislator TO be specially
benefited by laws of his own enactment" Col.
Young said Judge Smith and others had said that
while in Congress he had not distinguished him
himself with any great public measure. Col.
Young said he had not gone to Con-
gress to secure his own glory, and he
did not claim to have distinguished himself as a
statesman and he was glad 10 say that he did not
distinguish himself by securing any profit out of
legislation which he had himself instituted. He
simply claimed to have been q practical congress
man, and If sent back to Congress he would
deayor TO labor just he had before for the good
a n ST.
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WDen you visit or leave NeT S on. G. -
h. Il bsgzsea expressaee and csrrle &c hire Aeu
5,oaS Al YSfafii MON Hotel opposite q rAno Cen
traf depot F6ufhnnqred any " eesAiL 10 ~, =
and upwards per day. Elevator Restaurant = =
piled With the best boTseeAF :Tiiies can i've
bctfe for less money at the rand Union thEh ~
snv other i6rsteIass motel IN the city
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.OiVGr. FinllGGC0
wkNLEsALE GROCERS.
I10ICATIoSS.

For Tennessee and the Ohio raiIsy light teot
rains and parity cloudy 'scdtSer, roriabte 'c'"ds
followed bv cooler ,1eaLher and histsr barometer
=. Al ~
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Prof. SaXby's

Dancing Academy is open Tor The season At
1874 Main street. beginning class. Monday
and Thursday; advanced class, "Wednesday
and Saturday, at 8 O'Clock pm. Gents class
every night al 7: 80 O'Clock.
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FOR RENT. LEASE OR SAFE.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on Bogue PhallA about
four and -a-han miles east OF CaTsons Land
.Ic Bolivar county. Miss. Contains about hye
and fifty OF Cleared lang as SOOu as
can be fouud in the Mississippi Valley. and is in
.ood repair. The projected N. and V; R.R Is ex'
6etted 10 pass within half mile of the house. APP
DIV 10 4 s. or C. II. williams. Yazoo City, Miss, or
10 CHARLES SCOTT, Rosedale,
~ Bolivar county Miss.
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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal, court-Horr,g.n. Judge.
,,,.n.erv Court-meDoweII, Judge.

NfInIuuI COuFf-HOFEIB"Hs SsHUb@s
Calendar for November ID: Nos. 81, Alex
Ford; 81 Newton Ford; 76. Charles Robin
son; IS, Alex Ford and Newton Ford.
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When Col. Young had finished Judge
Smith replied shortly. He touched upon several
of the points made by Col. Young; said he had
not drawn up the bask-tax BILL but had simply
submitted it to the Legislature. AS for the decree
of Acknowledgement, he claimed that Andrew
johnson had on that subject advised exactly what
he had decided: The meeting broke up about II
otplock
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Who is the candidate of the Smith family
and the Republican party, was the first
speaker.
He said that four weeks ago he had been elected
as the Republican standard bearer For three
weeks he had been out in the country, and he
was thoroughly satisfied that the Republican
ticket would be elected. He was more than ever
satisfied that the Republican party was the only
one upon whose policy the government could be
run. The speaker then gave beautiful
fancy sketch of the deeds of the Republican
party-none the-less beautiful because it was
fancy, and none the less fancy because 1t was
beautiful. He attributed the abolition OF slavery to
the Republican party, and the MAINTENANCE OF the
Union to the same immaculate party. The Repub-
lican party was not dead; it was young and
healthy 1t party to be loved, said the judge.
vet the Democratic party wanted 1t to die. bis
seemed in the speaker eye sacrleglous thing ior
the Democracy. The judge appeared sorely grieved
because everybody didn' love Cameron, Conkling,
Belknap Dorsey, Babcock, Arthur and the remain
ing representative cormorants of the party:
He then went into the system OF
finance and the currency. and said 1t
was the best system in the world. His competitor
had declared 1t the worst possible system, and
nothing but the inherent vitality of the country
had saved it. The speaker said he would read
avtr apts frOm his councillors speech.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
AUCTION SALES.

Saloon Fixtures.
TWO POOL TABLES COMPLETE.
Roardiuehouse and Kitchen Furniture, Kitchen
Range, ETC., at auction,
MONDAY MORNING AT 10 O'CLOCK,
At No 1856 Second street, corner of Union.
J. H. MCDONALD, Auctioneer
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Economy is Wealth.

Gents clothing dyed, cleaned and repaired
nv I Isaac. 7OSecond ST., opp. Court S4aure.
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II w

%, 900 eases 1859 New Packing Peaches,
Tomatoes, Strawberries, Rasp-
berries, GeOseberries, Etc.
500 Half-brls. New Mackerel. L. j. 3.
1000 Kits New Mackerel, L, and 3.
25 Half barrels New Mess Maekerel.
100 Kits New Mess Mackerel.
100 Boxes New Goldfish.
1000 Boxes New Scotch Herring.
200 Boxes New Factory Flat cheese.
100 Boxes New Fun Cream Cheddar
Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheese
in box, about 20 lbs each,
very fine for retailing.
800 brls Silver Moon New Process
Flaur-NOne better.
200 brls Royal Patent FlOur,very line
500 brls other grades Flour.
100 brIs Silver Moon Meal.
80 brls HGminy.
so brls GritS.
900 brls S1gars-ali 3 rahes.
1900 Bags Coffee.
1000 Packages Lard.
1000 Cases CARROTS Snun.
800 Cases Milk.
so brls Pure Cidar Vinegar.
95 bris Pare Pickle Vinegar.
1000 boxes New Crop LemOns-NeH
York stock.
1000 Bags Virginia PeanIiss
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New Clarendon HoieI.

Corner Madison and Second streets.
RATEs-<2 and 81 so per day. Electric bells,
electric lights; passenger elevator runs day ana
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H. f. AVERY. Secretary
An EzceIIent Medicine.

At $50 Second street, TWO doors north OF
poetoffice.
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,@TT.FT0I-- A ddre,ss = ohaeton," to-day, care O
L appeal, Etatins pslee:
SERVANT GlHi@- AtKo. % Linden st:eet
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WANTS

DHAEToE-AddIsss = Shaeton'' to-day care Vi
L appeal, atatlns pslee- .-----------
SERNANI lin At No. % Linden st:eet:
nETI1BLE WHITE MAE-For, doing garden
IL and housework. Apply TO ,. b /, n Ppea!i =
TWO GOOD BUTCa ERS AND SASsAGEM,AA
i EEs, at II. sILBEkBERG's, IS Main stree;
5OLUMBER AND G ASH TIER. -
At BROwNE'S 40 Madison street.
~ RESsGAKERS-Good hands. Apply to
u MRS. A. FLEMING, 269 Main street
OOO in Cosusrzs, Bolivar and 1ssGquena
M Eisnn Apply on On ice rs Or e
Co1Gssctors 2z2 Front street
A FEW PATENT FOLDING DEsKs--Single or
n double. ASA or walnut 2reie i,,sa; s,,e+
-ISRNISHED HOUSE-For the winter; Contain
II i,g eight ten rooms by Responsible IAN my
address Y, care this Office
-I-5TF n, RoOMS-on Main or Second street
= between Sadison and Gayosoi second sleer!'
one or both 'front.' street Address, statihg Piiee'
s.RO0us - Appeal Office.
ITORSF-A GENTLE AID stylish horse, for lady
IL driving. address, Az A: .: 4. TINS once
Address 0hsSp, this Office
Mich cows-AFF- " B RS De S5 S2: Street.
4 oANs-On collaterals can be secuted ras9 70
IL 5. w. GARRISON, corner Main and .esolson 1
XNTHITE HURSE-Apply at 247 Pc street
w References leauiIed.
FDOARDE Rs-On and after the 2dth Sc pteInDei
y hrst-class boariers will be wanted at &C Madi-
> street. References will be required.
ND GOLD WATCH-CAsEs-ChA JewelTy
etc Tor ca Al ] N. Mulinrd Co. 88s haiD.
IOoaRDERS-At Is Mulberry street. Furnished
u rooms for rent
700 COTTON PICKERS-To go to Plum Point
HUI Tenn, on the Mississippi river. Apply
-, Friend Harper, Plum Point, or
W. A. GAGE & BRO. Memphis.
LOO Exp ERIENCED CrOssIiemakers on the
1NJOM NJ, 5. and B. R.R high. dry, healthy
-onntry- good timber, good water; Is cents at oe
sf1,oD kDpIy ON work to MILLER Il BLOCKER,
3 loiI Miss. Refer TO Tool, Busby d AeGowan-
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Mil and Seventh streets. APP
III ply to LID. GRANT, 60 Peyton avenue.
@OITAGE REsIDENCE-No. 1872 secon street
[ } Ten rooms; Haternnd gas Apply on P IeHllses
= FSTDESCE-Nice brick residence, liz Adams
X 10 .,t-lct Amply to G. w. METCALF,
AO seA no Adams or 81 Madison street.
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ESIIfNNCE-Zoo UnlOni tIbLt IDU VIII = %
r. -svSer com eeiians MINOR NJ RIWEIHEK
- FSIDENCE-Fiye rooms. and grocery store, ~ Z
IA Uninn: saver CONNECTIONS. d. MEh1ME4 hhn
- P,1iIdtnv an elegant suite OF Oplees on seeonu
- anu aieasant single Bedroo m or thlrd moor
EoTTAGE-On Walker avenue, irontths Ot
I Te,TInndo street railroad, Eear captain JOSEF
rS,ct,is -esidence ~ is in eomplere oruef i'"iIi
he rented Iolg. Apply at So . Mon street.
OONS-Fur,lished Ga unfinished. @ltho1 ~
IA board, in pleasant 10 cation, VI 3eneIso- =
00Vs- S,IiIabIS 10 ign! housekeeping, at I9t
n, Third street or rooms with board.
0ONs-Nice furnish ed rooms ,,-,....+
|09NI S-NiceiT h5IaIshed to gentleman, at OF
rs. Seeor 4 street corr er Nonroe-
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FOR RENT.

FsIRABLE BSOMs-Front or back. furnished
1 } or unfinished, at So Adams street.
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600 MEN-Day OF station work on the levees
DtUJ in Coan suza, Bolivar and 1ssaQuena
counties Miss. Caiaps now open at Robson 5,
pnsbynafahs ;Siyertrn md Cottonwood Landings,
MISS Apply 0- Wv GEO. ARNOLD & CO.,
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T KIOh h D51AlViD 4 FRA USER, 8 Madison 81
IIITNF iON-On Presidents Island LOT
h Int from JANUARY 1, 1888; $50 acres oil cleared
=, ~ head of Presidents Island, cultivated Ior
~. ,-..,rs mast by Colonel Ed. Richardson win
Shelby convict labor. Will Ie rented 70
marty Iar one or more term OF gears ms place Is
hinder good fence; has all necessary caDihs anu
oathouses giunouse, stables, etc, and Wlthlh Two
miles OF the city OF memphis fef tefns "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-01

'oi->1 'iA--1 At No. % fernando street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1882-11-01
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