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CALICO APPEARANCE

throughout. Hearts Of Oak fine piece
OF scenery, imbedded in one of the silliest
and most stupid plays imaginable. The
Rentz Sanity variety show came next, and
people were taxed dollar to see what can
be seen anywhere else in the country for fifty
cents. Miss Charlotte Thompson and Joseph
Murphy need not be dweIt upon. The peo-
pie know their merits. Sol Smith Russell
appeared with a wretched botch, called Edge
'oOod Folks. Genevieve Ward appeared for
week, but did not do well. Curtis, in SdnlT Of
Posen, played to good houses, despite the fact
that the play takes the lowest stripe of Jew
ish character and makes OF it hero. 1t is
an insult TO the Jewish people. Raymond
played to poor houses with his Fresh and
.SeLLecs and then. last of all came that
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PERSONALS.

Nh. c. B. FACKLER and wife, nee Miss
Olivia CAN'T, are in the city.
Mr.. J. 3. MoRGRIDGE and Miss Tudv Nor
gridge, OF Plain City, Ohio, were passengers
on the Golden Rule last night, IN route to
Florida.
THE Rev. C. r. Hemphill, of GAINESVILLE,
Tennessee, Is in the city, the guest of the
Rev. Eugene Daniel. Mr.. HemphiIl will
occupy the pulpit of the First Presbyterian
church tomorrow morning and evening.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: J. C. Con
nor, CORTLAND, Alabama; J. L. Martin,
Huntsville; J. L. Harris, Milwaukee; II.
NJ. AGREE, Clarksville; Colonel c. J. Workman,
Friars Point; Captain c. Il. Jones, Auburn,
Arkansas; J. W. Cunningham, Corinth.
DIR. A. K. WINFIELD was a distinguished
mber Of the great Methodist Ecumenical
Conference, in London, and by his elCquence
attracted great attention from that body.
His lectures at the Central Methodist church
next week should be heard by every intelli-
gent man and woman in the city.
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respects Other plays by this author will be
produced here by the SHADOW of Death "
circuit, and it may be Just as we'll here to say
something about Campbell's contributions to
the stage. Years ago he wrote an insane play
called Peril. 1t scored
A GENUINE FAILURE.
Last year it was changed little and called
Matrins0ny Still it was by no means en-
gaging, and its failure was almost as instan-
taneous as before. Ny Geraldine is stolen
bodily almost from The .Shdughrdla. Frank
Mayo tried to infuse some life into Van, The
Virginian but the play was too dead. Fair
far was announced as another great play by
this selt-styled greatest OF American dram
atists. He is the most fecund of all the play
writer's; but then any body could be fecund
dramatist, who demanded no more plot, ait
uatiops and common sense than Campbell
does. The spawn of two more plays by him
will appear at an early day. Campbell is to
play-writing what Brooks is to managing.
But EIGHTEEN ATTRACTIONS.
But to get back. Memphis has, in one
hundred days, had but eighteen attractions.
OF these there has been but one renowned
attraction, Genevieye Ward. Besides her there
were six attractions that it was worth while
for one to see the majority being absolutely
worthless Mr.. ice Brooks and the shadow
of-Death Circuit" are numbering the theatre
cal Interests OF Memphis. They are killing
the actor and actress, and are running the
theatrical business all over the country. The
APPEAL cares nothing for Brooks personally,
but as the head of. an odious,
FINE-sMELLING SYSTEM
of ruin TO the theatrical profession, it feels |
that everything should be done to prove to
him and the public his utter incapacity for
the position he holds. As leech and feeder
upon the poor players, the APPEAL intends
to weigh him in the scales and show wherein |
he is wanting. So he had better purchase
new supply of poultices and shin-plasters,
for the battle is not over. The APPEAL |
again directs the attention of the authori |
ties to the acknowledgements arrangement |
of the Theater. While managers are waking |
all over the country to the necessity for easy |
exits to the theaters, the am ateur manage |
ment here has the doors all tight, shut.
Here endeth the first lesson.
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LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
The Huito. co,tor.pleaer.
To the Governor. - the Cotton States and Others
The difficult problem is now solved. and q

To the Goyernor. - the Cotton States and Others:
The difficult problem is now solved, and a
successful cotton picker near at hand The inven-
he has developed by actual demonstration the true
key nucleus that will form the future successful
cotton picker. 1t consists OF two cylinders, with
right aud-left spiral blades, stridng the cotton
row. and is propelled with accurate and uniform
ing surface, with screw pitch in adjusting the
same to the cotton-row. The machine we have now
built has two cylnqt rs hve feet long each cylinder
twenty inches in diameter over an; the machine
moving forward five feet. and the travel back of
spiral blades five feet gives uniform and equal
impelling and repelling movement To overcome
the spiral wind OF the blades and cOnine the cot
ton stalks perpendicular, uninIured and In posi-
ton, the spiral periphery OF the blades travels
twenty feet-that is, twenty revolutions OF each
cylinder in going hye feet forward OF the machine
for twelve-inch pitch of screw the blades passing
their entire length from end to end of
the cylinder, between the cotton-stalks and
limbs, in position where they first enter
without injury to the plant leaving it in its up
the grooves formed'by the screw blades This is
obtained by accurate and uniform speed in the
forward backward, right and left motion OF the
machine. The picking surface of machine is
composed Of the teasel burr, and works well. The
exhaust blower that We attempted to unload the
cotton from the burr takes much power to pro-
pei it; anG the machine being composed of cast
metal is too hoGry and the cash in the inventors
pocket too ight-Consequently he has to go slow.
But with Bessener steel and other light appli
ances will enable him TO bring out u successful
cotton-pieker constructed on his spiral plan. 1t
will be considered, by some, presumptuous in me
for thus addressing myself to governors, but being
now advanced in years and my plans matured, 1
take the liberty of addressing you, from your
exalted positions the public mind might be more
forcibly directed to thei importance of the in
vention which we hopefully claim will save so
much labor and add so materially to the general.
and solid wealth of the planting interests of the
South-an of which we claim
tenuating circumstances for our zeal in thus ask
ing aid for its further development. Those wish
ing TO take stock in the Hutton Cotton Picker
can forward the amounts they wish TO take to
Louis Hammer firm of Schoolfie1d, Hanauer Il Co:
Hugh A. Hamilton, Southern Express Company;
R. G. Craig & Co. r. J. Black, clerk and master,
Memphis, Tennessee.
NAMES OF STOCKHOLDERS
Below we give the names of stockholders in
Memphis and the amounts they have paid in and
which was spent for patterns and the construction
of the machine we now have:
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NON-RESIDENT NOTICE.



No 425. r DIN the Probate Court of shelby
county, Tenn--JOhn A. Manning Administers
tor of BeUj Baker, deceased, J. L. Baker ct al
1t happening from original bill filed in this cause
which is sworn to, that defendant. J. l. Baker j.
a nonresident of the State of Tennessee and q
resident of arkansas:
1t Is therefore ordered, That he make his ap-
peaIance herein, at the Courthouse of our said
Probate Court, in Memphis, Tenn, OF before the
hrst Monday IN February lSs1, and plead, answer
demur TO complsinant's bill. or the same Will
ing eXparte; and that copy OF this order be pub
lished once week, for four successive " eks IN
the Memphis Daily Appeal. This December 81, ISL
cOpy-sttest, OWEN DNGER, Clerk.
BY Hugh b. Cullen, d. c.
John Nc. Brooks and Greer * Adams. Soils. sat
Nonresident Notice.
No. 435 r. DIN the Probate Court of Shelby
county. Tenn.-Robcrt H Brooks, Administrator
OF j. R. Potts, deceased, VS.. Mrs. Sue William
ct el.
1t appearing from original bill filed in this cause
which is sworn to, that the defendants, Lizzie
Pearce, Alice Starnes. Calvin Starnes josephine
Baker and W. E. Baker, are non residents OF the
State of Tennessee:
1t is therefore ordered. That they make their ap-
pearance herein, al the Courthouse of said Pro
bate Court, in Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
or demur TO complainanis bill or the same viii be
taken for confessed as to them aus set for hearing
exparte and that copy OF this order be published
once week, for four consecutive weeks, in the
Memphis Daily Appeal This December 80, 1881.
A copy-attest: OWEN DWNER, Clerk.
BY Hugh B. Cullen, D. c.
John Nc Brooks, Sol for eomplnt. sat
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A SUCCESSFUL COTTON-PICkER ASST RED
ESome think this extravagaut amount of
money to have been spent, and lily judge results
without comprehending or discerning the great
advances made toward bringing out complete
cotton picker. / am free to confess If had that
amount OF money TO spend again, would make
great improvements and complete picker IN all
its parts II is very rarely the where the pub
lie enter into a sympathy with an inventor until
ne makes complete success over all distractions;
then il is that the appreciatye anthems of praise
go birth and the original conceptions of the mind
presents itself reality, There are many things
TO be borne with when an inventor cuts himself
loose from the busy pursuits of life and ceuters his
mind upon original machinery. / am satisfied
from results and demonstrations already made
that nv efforts will eliminate in successful cot
tos-picker; and whether receive applause or cen
sure viii continue TO persevere-applause and
censure are nothing without attaining the object;
patience. perseverance, and the spiFals win tn
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Below we give the names of stockholders in
Memphis and the amounts they have paid in and
which was spent for patterns and the construction
- L. chine have.
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BARLEY Campbell, with his Galley Stare. To
that play the APPEAL has already paid its
respects Other plays by this author will be
produced here by the "Shadow of Death +"
circuit, and it may be just as well here to say
something about Campbell's contributions to
the stage. Years ago he wrote an insane play
caIled Peril II scored
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Louisiana State Lottery COMFY.

Incorporated in 1868 for twenty-five years by the
Legislature for Educational and Charitable pur-
yoses-with capital of 81 ,000, 900, to which
serve fund of $4,000 has since been added
By an overwhelming popular vote its franchise
was made part OF the present State Constitution
adopted December 2, d. 1879.
It's Grand single Number Drawings
will take place monthly.
II Never Scales POstpOnes.
at following distributions
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MEDICINAL.
N ERvO q s D EBILITY
A CURE GUARANTEED

Dr. z WEsT's NERVE AND BgAINTEKATNEsr-
specific for EysteIia, Dizziness, CouyulEionA.
Nervous Headache. Mental Depression, Loss Of
Memory. Spermstorrhes- Irnpoteney, IDYolur tzry
Emissions, Premature Old Age, Caused by over
exertOn, self-ebuse or oveT-inculgence, which
leads to misery, decay and s@ih. Que 5c1 VIII
cure recent cases. Each box contains one months
treatu Mt. One dollar e box, OF six boxes for avs
doll sent By mail, prepaid on receipt Of price.
We guarantee SIX boxes to cure any case. With
each order received BY rs for six boxes, scconpz.
MED with five dollars, We wiz send the purckssel
our written guarantee 10 return the money If the
treatment does not effect cure. Guarantees Is.
sued only by A KESKERT q Co. Wholesale and
Retail Druggists. us Main street, Memphis Tsnp
nrderz By NAL WIN receive prompt attention.
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Burnelt,s CocOaiRe

Ssofters the hair when harsh and dry,
sOothes the irritated scalp, affords the richest
lustre, prevents the hair from falling off;
promotes its healthy, vigorous growth.
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DRY GOODS.
ATOUR PRICE
kremer Dresses and Kremer Hats.
At YOUR PRICE
DOlmaDs, listers, Jackets.
At ANY Price
REMNANTS
OF ALL KINDS
Much finer, better and more numerous
Priee-eIassiieatfOn has been adopted
as follows:
TABLE No. I-25c.
Contains Remnants of Embroiaeries,
Laees. Ribbons, Trim IN ng = and Buttons.
TABLE No. 2-5Oc.
Contains Remnants of Dress Goods. Vel
yeteens, EObroiderfes, Ribbons, Trim
mings, Buttons, Laees.
TABLE No. 81.
Contains Remnants of veIvefs. Silks,
Dress Goods, Ribbons, Trimminys, En-
brOideries, Iaees-
OVER AND ABOVE

all this. We viii show 1900 Remnants of
Magnificent Goods at pricss-weII,s 50 esx
and fed! To give the public an idea
OF fae Importance OF this sale. we sfate
that Ii iacludes Remnants of Goods
formerly sold as high SIS per yard.
In fixing the present price, We have nj.
lowed neither cost or vaIue 10 influence
u.s. The resnIt we place upOn our coun-
fers on MONDAY MORNING, 9th inst. 4,
and counsel each and every reader care
fully TO examine the Remnants.
OressmRkers and Economists especially
invited No reserve. These are all we
have and all we shall have.
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umph in the end We viii then have the busy
mum OF the cotton-mil and successful cotton
picker, ana zee prosperity realized in the cotton
states. and the growing effort Of my life a reality
Respectfully submitted. W N HUTTON
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Terrible Loss of Life.

COFFEE drinkers should read the adver-
isement in another column headed "Good
Coffee"
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Parker's Ginger Tonic can perform such va
ried cures, thinking it essence of ginger,
when it is made from valuable medicines
which act on every diseased organ.
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Elegance and Purifv.

Millions of rats, mice, cats, bed-bugs,
Rough on Rats" Sold by all druggists, 15c.
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HANDFUL OF EARTH,
To he Spread by the Appeal Over the
Body of the " SbadOw-Of-Death
Theatrical Circuit.
Only Seven Fair Attractions Presented
Here Along with the Deluge
OF Dry Rot.

1t il becoming more apparent every day
that Memphis needs a new theater; and as
Little Buttercup" remarked to the moon
about Captain Corcorap," 80 the APPEAL
BILE" joey Books may boast Il am sly, sir,
devilish sly" but it viii avail him not, and
We will gently lead him beside the still wa
tiers, plant a lew dahadowndillies over his
grave, and consign him TO the rest which he
needs. Already he il walking in the Valley
OF the Shadow Of Death. His course is al
most run. Sleep, josef, sleep, ice Emmett
stands ready to sing thy lullaby; Joe Murphy
would consider it a labor OF love to shovel
several "handfuls of earth" upon the carcass
of the "Shadow- of-Death;" and Lolita would
send her shoe after thee, o Joey Brooks.
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A Delicious OdOr

is impaired by Floreston Cologne, which is
always refreshing, no matter how freely used
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Ladies who appreciate purity use Parker's
Hair Balsam. 1t is the best article sold for
restoring gray hair to its original color.
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FOE SALE.

~ ROCERY H0USE-Stock and fixtures, without
u freight or other expenses added; very desira-
ble locality for grocery and saloon, either one
alone Address +. E. VANCE, Hopeiield, Ark.
-nIANOs-Cheap for cash. Second hand Stein
way and Chickering, in thorough repair
E WITZMANN d co.
AYSTER HOUSE--Planting grounds, boats
tools etc, on the Gulf coast Address
]. P0ITEVENT, Ocean Springs, Miss.
NTCLES-seven choice mules. Apply to
Nj w. G. CANNON, 1872 Washington st
IDUGGY-HA RNESS-SADD1E AND Birdie
Is Used but short time; all first class and in
good order. w. L. CAMERON. 65 Madison.st.
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1857 Prizes amounting to...............-s 1lO 400
Responsible corresponding agents wanted at all
points, to whom liberal compensation will be
paid.
full address, Send orders by Express or Regis
tered Letter. or Money Order, by mail, addressed
only to NJ. A. DAUPHIN, New Orleans, La,
or VI. =. DAUPHIN, No. 2I2 broadway,
New York, or TO No. West Court street, Mem
phis. Tennessee.
Borders addressed to New Orleans will re-
ceive prompt attention.
The particular attention Of the Public is called TO the
fact that the entire number Of the Tekeis for each
Monthly Drdtcing is sold, aud consequently all the
Prizes in each Draicg sold and drdicn ard paid
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SOME FINE FIGURES.

Why does Memphis want a new theater?
See the figures. The Theater opened here
September Goth with Eviction. Leaving ont
Sundays, about one hundred nights have
been open for theatrical performances, but
a reference to the attractions here will show
that only sixty nights have been utilized.
So that the Theater has fingered in the
Shadow" about forty nights. Two-hfths of
the season so far has been nothing. All of
this in spite of the fact that Memphis is con-
sidered one of the best SHOW towns" in the
country. For the sake of Memphis the AP
PEAL wants to see a good theater here run by
men of experience, and not boys.
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Notice of Dissolution.

NUtIC6 Ut UISSDIuIIUIi.
FTNHE copartnership heretofore existing betwe en-
l. the UNDERSIGNED, under the finn name of W.
H. EADER d CO., was dissolved by Limitation on
January l. 1881. Mr.. E. II. HIGLEY has been ap-
pointed by TO cslect all debts due the late firm
and will pay all claims against us on presentation
at our old office, on Second street, betgeen Union
and Gayoso. W. H EADER.
W. A. WILLIAMS
b K PLAIN
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

Oh ACRES AT GILL'S STATIoN-One mile
~ from the city limits; fine locality and choice
neighborhood; the place well improved and the
land in high state OF cultivation. Also,
200 ACRES AT WALNUT BEND. ARKANSAS
On the river, sixty miles below this city; all i'll
high state of cultivation, and contain all neces-
sary improvements, such as gan and ample cabins
in good order. Address J. A. Jones. 81 Monroe
street. or J. J. BUSBY n co.
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FOR DYERSBURG.
FOR HALEs POINT AND osCEoLA

Tri-WeekIy u. 8. Mail PacEo.-For Ran
dolph, Fulton, osceola and way Landings.
COahOma, EslL=S
Henry Cooper ..master VIM. Smithers---.-.--.cIerk
viii leave Memphis every MONDAY, WEDNES-
DAY and FRIDAY, at pm. For information sp-
ply on board or tn No. Madison street
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LEE LINE STEAMERS.

For Glendale, Helena and Friars Point.
ID James Lee,
Stack Lee, master Whiuov, clerk. <zs< 49,
VIII leave as above Ga every
MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aad FRIDAY, a. IN
Once No 2 Madison street.
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DRS. A. WESSON & SONS.
Operative, Mechanical and Surgical
DENTISTS.

243 Main st. (Up-stairs), Memphis, Tenn.
OUR PRICES are low those of any first
~ class Dentists and our workmansh second
to none. All work guaranteed. Call on US and be
convinced. Respectfully,
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TOW-On the night of Jan. 18th, a red mulley
~ COW, white face, heavy with ctlf, and long
rope around her neck. Reward of s. for her return
to Nelson Hamilton cor. Union and Mclean avs.
NTULE-From Nesbt Station. one mare mule;
wi light bay: has spot in one eye caused by
lick: one toll has been broken which causes
dent in her side. We viii pay fifteen dolla for
the return of said mule to Nesbt Station. 403
Second street. HARRINGTON & BROS.
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ASSEGNEE'S SALE.
r WILL SELL, FOR CASH, THE STOCK OF
FINE CIGARS, TOBACCO, PIPES,

FtAEIEkS- EES-,
Contained in store 239 Main street, corner JET
ferson. Must be sold within fifteen days to re-
move from the premises
SAMUEL MAY. Assignee.
TESTARIIhHED IN IS5O.T
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WANTS.

90 MEN-For pile-driviug and bridge building
on on Texas and ST. Louis Railway, at Flne
Bluff. Arkansas GEO. DOUGHERTY.
CITUATION-As house-bOy or driver; am will
- ing to do any kind of work around the house;
can give good references Address
E. L. F., this office.
DUSIN ESS Observation-Disclosures concern wants
ID a business man in Memphis and in every city
(Rot already taken). few hundred dollars nee
essary 10 pay for goods on delivery after Orders
have been secured for the same; $3.50 per month
profit guaranteed. The most searching investiea-
ton solicited. A. 5. ARNOLD & CO., l295 Broad
way, New York.
C,ITUATION-By a white woman, TO do cooking
MRS. H, Appeal Office.
nAY-BoARDERS-
IL At $40 second street, up stairs.
XUELL-TRAINED SETTER DOG-At not NOR
w than SIS. Apply at 2S3 Beslestreet, betwe en-
the hours of 9and II a IN.
DLACKSMITH-To occupy shop in Collieryille;
y a good stand. Also, a nice cottage for rent
Apply TO Mrs. KATE ESTES, Collieryine, Tenn
CITUATION-By an experienced business man,
= in a wholesale grocery or dry goods house; best
references given. Address j., Appeal office.
NLOVES CLEANED and Hair-work done, at
VI White Machine office, A North Court st.
IIORSES TO BOARD-At 4O3 Second street, at
II the following rates: Horse with buggy OF
rockway, si7 so: horse with delivery wagon, $40;
horse with saddle, SIS. r. kkCk y BkO.
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Does the character of plays make up for
Barlow, Wilson, Primrose and Vests min
strels as our quota of grand opera. We have
had Willie Edouin's Sparks, genteel va
riety show Then there is the well-beloved
Tony Denier, with his eternal Hunpty
Dlnlpty The only tragedian that has so far
walled the planks has been young Frederick
Warde. The Comley and Barton company
won its way into popular favor by an ag-
gregation Of comeiy limbs. The Brooks &
Dickson World Company was one OF the
most shameful dramatic frauds ever perpe-
trated upon the public. Bearing the label
Brooks & Dickson" is sufficient to show that
the company was made OF the cheapest and
most worthless material. The managers
could not get actors and actresses too cheap
to personate the great absurdity. 1t had
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HAVE your plumbing done BY Bailey.
For good Plumbing. Gas or Ste Fitting
20 to ]. A Bailey, 295 Second.
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DRAWING.
Particular Notice.

All the Drawings will hereafter be under the
elusive supervision and control of GENERALS G.
T. BEAUREGARD and JUBAI. A. EARLY.
A SPLEN DID OPPORTUNITY TO WIN
FORTUNE. SECOND GRAND DISTRIBUTION,
CLASS ", AT NEW ORLEANS, TUESDAY, FE g.
REARY IL. ISS2-IAIsf Monthly Drawing.
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AUCTION SALES.
Fine Furniture and Carpets, at Auction,
On the premises, 70 st. Martin street, corner
Pontotoc
Tuesday Morning, Jan. IL, at 10 O'Clock.
PaIlor and Bedroom Suits Carpets Dining
room and Kitchen Furniture.
A. NJ. STODDA RID, Auctioneer.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
STRAYED OR STOLEN.

DOOM-Desirable room, with board,
IL at y Madison. corner Third.