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WANTS

y COD CooK-White preierredI7 .,,,.,
1 Ai H0VO' For a country Store.
a0nlv tn FRIEND d HARPER,
Ff-' Hotchkiss, Tenn.
DIVA. GAGE BRO. Memphis Tenn.
MULEs-FOuF large Day hplss orr A %PI Al
TOUsE-And board two persoss for company.
IL Address D.. Advocate Box.
INIRST-CLA - ENGINEER-steady wsrK " me
II city. Address. ENGINEER, care Appe~
once. Give full name, address and reference.
D0Y-A boy to learn the iewelry trade at Jet
CITUATION-As book-keeper, accountant or
= salesman Able 70 give references; hS e,o
aIity German; speaks English. french ana span
ish Address. r. B. N, this ONCE.
J. IURNBULL.
To LABORERS-To work on Beulah and
1to0- works near Riverton, Bolivar county, Miss
Apply on works. SCOTT & LAMB. Contractors.
00O MULESFrom six months to ten years
wv oi "A. JOKES oSGs & co.'s. 81 Monroe street.
QUITE OF ROOMS-Sor4, within few minutes
~ walk of Court Square, for light hou sekeeplns
Address, Q K. Appeal once.
7 AIDES BEAVER, STRAW, FELT AND CHIP
IL mas ". GOODYEAR, go Second street.
40 5TRAMBOATs WANTED-But all Rags,
~ Iron, Bone, ETC., at A. KoHLBRY'S, "a, 80,
81, 80 and Al Main street.
nIUMBER-Address A J. WALSH,
Hot Springs. Ark.
E51Gs, BONES, OLD Iron, ETC.
II JOHN PELEGR1N 129 Beale street
T3O1RDE RS-On and after the 10Th September
D hrst-class boarders will be wanted al 20 MAUI
son street. References will be required:
1NLO GOLD WATCH-CAsRs-Chain yewelIy
~ ETC. fof CAS-. n. Milford Co.. Ess MALL
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Dean Pope has been appointed jailer.
Yesterday WAS 4 murky, disagreeable
day.
present last night.
The attempt to raiify The bum Repub-
Iicsn ticket last night was a failure.
-Faustine, by Rita, Harper, Demorea and
Leslie, for November, at Mansford's.
DIR. Goo iyear is now foreman OF the
grand jury, in place of DIR. Porter, excused.
Marriage licenses were granted yesterday
to Anthony Edwards and Mary Hsrtz,
Stephen Greer and Agnes Garrett, FRANK
Porter and Ella Roach.
Gus Strehl was indicted four times Tor
embezzlement yesterday by the grand jury
There are about thirty cases in all, but four
sre all that will be tried at present.
The cases of Reed jackson and Joe
Bolton. Jointly indicted with William Dick
ems. have been dismissed since Dickens was
found not guilty in the Criminal Court,
Sim Vanpelf, colored, was arrested yes
terday BY Officer Peters for HOUSEKEEPING
and larceny. Vanpelt broke into the rtsi
dence of Mrs. Gray, corner of Main ano
Batter and stole velocipede, saw,
Ratchet, plane, pots, pans and other arti
! cles.
i'm case yesterday, a.hung jury want
| ed a deck of cards and checker-board
! John Powell, the deputy-sheriff, asked tai
! Judge if he could take the desired nipple
!! menis 10 the jurors. mo. sir" said Judge
! Horrigau, promptly; "tell them they mus
decide the case fret. They are not here 1ol
amusement, but business"
The following order was made by thu
County Court yesterday: That the eonsen
of this court is hereby given 10 L. nj. AP
person, executor of Wade II. Bolton, t
withdraw his appeal to the Supreme Cour
in the agreed case of Mary A. Jackson ct al
Us. Z. NJ. Apperson, aud to pay Mary A
Jackson and Julia L. jackson, widow ant
daughter OF Gen. Thomas J. Jackson, tn
| $1,000 I3 with proper legal interest thereon
according to the judgment and decree OF III
Chaucery Court, and that when the same
paid and receipt taken, that said recelp
shall be good and proper voucher Tor ssi
payment, 20 apply to any account to whic
It is properly chargeable in the settlement c
said estate.
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/. o. O. F.
Biennial Session Of the Grand Eneamp'
ment OF the State at Nashville
Officers Elected.
The Good Templars and the Young Mems
Christian ss0ciation-Interest-
ing Exercises.

NASHVILLE. October 1.-THE Grand En-
campment l. o. o. F. of Tennessee met yes
terday morning at the Odd-Fellows' Temple
on Church street, with the following officers
and representatives present:
Oficers-S D. J. Lswir, G. p; NJ. w.
Woodland, G. II. P; P. Harris, jr., q. s. W.;
J. r. Harwell, G. s.; W. A. Barry, g; Il I;
P. Eichorn, G. J. w. pro tenn, J. l. Weakley,
G. r.; Gervas Seiferle, G. S +; Geo. +. Lloyd,
G. h.
Represenlatives-Henry McCaslin, Nash
vile; Marcus Jones, Memphis; John I.
Stark, Jackson; A. A. Barnes, Knoxville;
w. "a. Wood, Lewisburg; P. Eichorn, Chat
| tauooga; George B. Rowe Fayetteville; o.
| J. Radford, Newbern; w c. Barnett. Como.
Past Grand Oficers-R. Dudley Frayser,
Memphis; L. II. Hitchcock, Nashville; Z.
G. Budd. Nashville; A. F. Davis, Memphis;
| Robert Thompson, Nashville; E. B. Mann,
| Knoxville.
The reports of the grand officers were re-
| plete with items OF interest to the order, and
The best of feeling prevailed during the en-
tire session.
Resolutions were offered looking TO the
| holding Of annual instead of biennial ses-
| sions.
| The change in thu constitutional laws and
edicts of the order were of an important ma
| ture, the most important changes being an
| amt ndmeut providing for the om ission OF the
words Right Worthy" "Most Worthy" and
"Worthy," where they occur in the title Of
! the Grand Encsmpment and In the ofhcers o.
| the same. A provision was also made pro-
viding for the meeting of the Grand En-
campment on the day before the time desig
mated FOR The meeting OF the Grand Lodge
also providing for its sessions to be held al
the same place as the Grand Lodge.
The following officers were elected and In
stalled for the ensuing two years:
W. w. Woodland, G. Pr Peter Harris, ]r.
G. s. w; w. A. Barry, q. T.; L. ii. Hitch
cock, G. J. w.
| Past. Grand Patriarch Marcus Jones, wal
elected grand representative to the Grand
Lodge.
The Grand Encampment adjourned sin
die at $50 O'Clock pm.
Grand Master E. B. Mann, Depuiy-Gran'
Master James H. Crichlow and many OF tn
other officers and members OF the Gram
Lodge have already arrived in the city, an,
the Grand Lodge will convene at 8 O'Clock
| this morning.
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.OlVer,FilllG&C0
INnICArIONs.

WHOLESALE GROCERS.
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IuyENiLE TARIEE VIEWS.

They would make coed material for the end
man of negro minstrel company. The
next victim of Mr.. Moore's spleen was CoL.
Josiah Patterson, the howitzer of the Shelby
Democracy. The speaker rammed his head
against Col Patterson's speech at the Green.
law Operahouse. II he IaaGs poltnt
sgainst the colonel it was so nne The
reporter could not see it. Doubtless, how
ever, the word applause" has been written
by Mr. Moore after this part OF his speech:
He claimed that under no other party was 1t
possible for 4 poor man 10 live comfortably
and become rie6. The Republican party
was God-anointed. II it were pot for this
party the sun would not shine, the iaool
uonid not revoIve around the earth, the law
of prayitaiion would cease to operate, water
would up nil and there h would be the
VOWED regularly with the consent and APP
probation of the Republican party. de said
the Democrats wanted to do away with i,a the
national BANKS apd substitute WlIocat
banks. Now man COULD 20 anywhere with
out ANNOYANCE.
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G,osAnsu HAfar
LOCAL NOTICES.

FoR fine boots and shoes 60 to Voegeh
& Co.
NOTICE Planters Insurance Company'5 ad-
vertisement in rent column.
SEND your orders for plumbing 10 J. A.
3ai.eys 20 Second street.
A NEW lot of gas fixtures just received at
J. W y. Brownies, 40 Madison street.
CALL aud examine the Estate cooking
stove, at N. Schw4rzsnberg's, ..2SO Main st
THE latest styles of boots and shoes al
Voegeli & Co.'S, 27l Main street, opposite
Court square.
payments at B. Brandt & Coz, 1875 Main,
corner Washington.
pB-FEArHERs, ribbons. velvet can all be
colored 10 match that new hat by using the
Diamond Dyes. Ten cents for any color.
If ANYTHING is wrong with your watch or
iewelry, have it promptly and correctly re-
paired by j. N. Milford & Co., 33S Main.
ANY person prepared to entertain visitors
to our approaehing Jubilee, whether with
board or lodging, or both. will please leave
their names and The number they can ac-
commodate at Linkhsuer Lehman's ~
Main sSeet, where register will be kept.
By calling at my Office, Sc Court street,
the owners OF lapds sold by the United
States for direct taxes, or the legal repre-
seutatiyes OF such owners, can ascertain the
amount due them on account oil said sales;
or claims for the same will be prepared
Without expense TO claimants and promptly
collected.
GILBERT MOVERS, Attorney-at-Law.
MEMPHIS, TENN, October 16, 1882.
For boots and shoes In de 10 order go 10
Voegeli & Co.
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8. see the Jade Vince"

ED1ToRs APsEAL-Since the issue OF my
DupIeS Directory tramp v no is from every
where but here, informs the world that he Is
ooina 10 issue $500 more names than my
work has, and LOT of stuff to this purport.
Now, nay work contains about 1850 more
actual names than any former work OF the
kind, and this is 500 more OF genuine gam
than we ever made before. This is due to
the fact that 1 have all the directory men
with me, and no other directory has man
with one seasons experience. would take
no notice of this fellow Snoles, Only this is
the thru time he has libeled me, and PRO
nvuuc. MS :. epen,s as utterly false. lie
has rracticed his Chinese tricks on the pub,
lie long enough, and we directory men all
know him spd viii attend TO him in in court
[ haye made the only canyass OF the cry
and have not ommitied six citizens out o.
his hst of III circulated on tine streets. and
1 will show up his list to anyone rho wishes
10 see it. II is false from beginning to eud
and was 4 thin trick that l shall make recoi
on the party who tried it; Respectfully,
Publisher Duplex Directory.
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I1 NIE1M PITTS DAILY Ape

sv.,em. The Democrats had once ruined
the country and they were dying to ruin it
again. They would her rule in hell than
serve in heaven. III heaven is made up
of such angels IS William r., this statement
ia uuouestionably true). He said the Demo-
crats were continually asserting that the
government oppressed the people. He would
Ike to zee a man who was oppressed. He
paused for reply. The APPEAL reporter
fsIt very much oppressed at this point, and
40 did several in the limited audience; and
ghiIe the orator was waiting for reply, they
disappeared in the gloom Of the night.
Short speeches we're made by Garter Har-
ria. John c. Hook and olhers, and the shiv-
erinp audience broke up.
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LAW REPORTS.
rn.pcerv co~rs~HcDeweIi. Judge.

Calendar for October 18Th; No. 1906
Meath va Ford; 1915, Evans VS. Flannery
1900, Shelby County vs. Bank oil Com nslSe
1887 AydIett VS. Svope; 177l, Sharp VS. Mil
Ter: 1858, Danehower w Frame; 20l6, Ches-
ter VS. Smith; 2O22, Mosby va Martin; 2OS4
Polk VS. Foster; 2O90, Mason vs. Apperson
2O94. Crenshaw VS. Smith; 2l26, Thompson
VS. Moffatt; 2l27, Murphy VS. Moffatt; 2lSo
Curry Va Wright; 2161, O'Seill vs. Donovan;
2269, Mathews vs Mallory; 1921, Bagby "
Maydwell; 1866, Prescott vs. Stevens; 1910
Moreland VS. Greenlaw; 2456, Edmonds VI
Harris: 2461. McClelland VS. Slgler.
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VIVA I
.DOYOUKNOW?

Do You know that success Isl the
frue test of merit?
DO you know that. IN cOnse-
auenee of the unprecedented
sale of finest classes of Goods.
Kremer's, thisIearIy In the sea
son. are laying i'm their second
stock?
DO You know that on Monday
and this week through, that eN-
quisife Dress Fabrics will De
offered by kremer's at prices
that will crafty purhasers:
DO YOU know that SO 90 VIII
buy a handsome Satin Fur
Trim ed Circular at kremer's?
Do You know that half the
money will buy twice the value
i'm Satin and BrOcaded Wraps at
Kremer's?
Do You know that the anne
money you would spend else
where will give you kremer
Hat Eunequaled for B. auty and
style?
DO You know that for $3, $S 30
81 and 81 so, So so. you can Pur'
chase of Hremer's Children's
and Misses new and stylish
1 CIOaks?
DO YOU know that for 81 PEI
! yard you can purchase a variety
| of beautiful fabrics at kremers!
Do you know that kremer'i
continue their great bargains In
Ribbons and Straw Hats this
| week?
Do You know that for wide
awake stylish goods Kremer'i
Is headquarters?
What You do not know i'm ref
erence to our goods aud styles
we VIII be happy 10 inform You
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81 certify that my wife and myself were in
bad health for some Sfteen years. l CHANGED
to be looking over one OF Slmmons's Liver
Regulator Aim anacs and saw A. II. Stephens
and Bishop Pierce's names 10 testimonials l
then obtained some ef the Regui aior, and
Gan heartily recommend siamonss LIVER e.
Regulator 10 nay friends as an excellent
z. E HARRISON. MD. GosdonsFille, Fla.
Beware of bogus and counterfeit SimHons
gotten up 10 sell on the popularity OF The
genuine, prepared only by ]. FL. Zeilin d Co.
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Fortunate Fiuuegau

In the Boston World, of September 18th,
there is funnily written description OF an
interview between the reporter and MIR.
Michael A. Finnegan, of 30. Elder place,
off Brighton street, in Boston. Mr., +. had
drawn, in the September drawing OF the
Louisiana State Lottery, on one fifth OF ticket
So. 22,S50, costing him 81, sent 10 NJ. A:
Dauphip, New Orleans, La, the sum OF
5000. and the Adams Express paid him all
The money, and the scribe tried TO get Fin
negan to unfold himself as a man taken by
surprise, 5rt Mr.. Finnegan seemed 10 look
mon it as a thing to be expected as an or
binary occurrence. A hopeful man is Mr..
Fippegap. Some one else will be equally
fortunate on November 14th.
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The Big Ball Mt the Exposition Build
ing Next Monday.

Preparations for this grand affair are pro-
crossing, and already hundreds Of our eiti-
zsns sre taking an interest in the event,
There will be an immense number OF strangers
here on that day to witness the inauguration
Of race week, as well az to take part In the
Grand Exposition ball, on the evening oil
She sd instant
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II w

s0. eSe cases 1882 New Packing Peaches,
TematOes, Strawberries, Rasp-
berries, Go0seberries, Etc.
500 Half-brIs. New AaekereIs l. ..
1000 Kits New Maekerel, L, aRd 3:
25 Half barrels New Ness Mackerel.
100 Kits New Mess Mackerel.
lee Boxes New Goldfish.
1000 Boxes New Scotch Herring.
200 Boxes New Factory Flat Cheese.
100 Boxes New Fall Cream Cheddar
Cheese.
100 Boxes New Full Cream Cheese
i'm box, abOnt 25 lbs each,
very fine for retailing.
800 brls Silver Moon New Process
Fl0Hr-NOne better.
200 brls Royal Patent FlenF, very line
500 brls other grades Flour.
100 brls Silver Moon Meal.
40 brls HOminy.
so brIs Grits.
900 brls Sugars-all grades.
1900 Bags Coffee.
1000 Packages Lard.
1000 Cases CARROTS SnuH.
800 Cases Milk.
so brls Pure Cidar Vinegar.
S5 brls Pare Pickle Vinegar.
1000 boxes New Crop LemOns-Ne W
York stock.
1000 Bags Virginia Peanuts
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BUSINESS FAILURES.
CLOSED by Attachment.

ST.. LOUIS, October 1.-The Fourth Ma
tional Bank, of this city, has brought suit
for S2Gb0O against Louis Blum, Benjamin
F. Marx and Julius Pickafd, cigar manu-
facturers, Is South Fourth street. An at
tachment suit was also 6led against the
same firm by Pierre Lorillard and Charles
Seidler TO recover about $4,000.
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sonesning of "A Defcit.

MONTREAL, october 1T.-The firm of A. &
C. J. Hope. iron importers, has suspended.
Liabilities direct, SOC, 900; secured lin
direct), $3.50. 900; deficiency, $40 1000 10 $50,
oOe 4 mseting of the creditors will be held
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The Big Brand

Fresh Oysters. J. A. SfgnRlEO. 21S
secoud street and 81 BeaIe, Is rfle sole
agent, and Is prepared TO nh an orders
cans aud New York Counts. Also celery,
game and ash of all sorts. and The only
house sxcIusiveIy I'm that business.
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he cOrrectness OF lnt DuDLLsL-.I 49, n[...
CAPITAL PRIZE, $75.O0o:

1857 Prizes amounting to- ~ = a
IpuiIcxtlou for rates to clubs E1og1o - 49,
oniy 10 the once OF the Coz pany In neH =.
FOR further information, write cleA.-s, 49,
tered Letter or Money Order ADDRESSED oaty = a
M A DAUPHIE, Sew Orteans, - 1 y.
iIxfon. ID. O., or az No. West So"f'
street, N emphfs. r..o.-. In -.
NB.5OEden addressed 20 Ne" oIie>As W"
cave prompt attention.
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FIoyd,s Ladies Restaurant.

Ladies need feel no delicoey about going d
our place after the aaeatcr. Oysters, fsh, game
ice cream and many lille detieocies to suit III
1llnsf fnstidious.
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PERSONALS.

Mrs /. s. HoLpEN, OF Metropolis, ILL.,, is
in the city visiting relatives.
Mr.. d. c. LowENsTINE aud family leave
to day for Minneapolis, Mimi, their future
home.
THoMAs WINNINGHAM, OF Kansas City,
and e. Block, OF Wittsburg, were visitors on
5Change Yesterday.
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For Tennessee and The Ohio Valley ligh tooal
rains, foRo,ccd By fair heather, north to ~est
wttaas. higkes bGyOrtter and stationary or loUer
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EIovd,s Candies.

FoR boots and shoes made to order go to
Voepeli & Co.
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One hundred ud,ieties, orr O,cn make 4AiSt
lust received nice line Of fancy oossets' s'',t'
obl, far candies.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

m EUBRIE's THEATER-
Ia JOSEPH BRooKs....-....LEssEE AND MANAGER
COMEDY EVENT OF THE SEASON'
wednesday, and Thursday Evenings
October 18th ana i9th
The Celebrated Comedians.
T.axn6 and ssh ann0n
In the successful play of
MI q NJ T. 3 a e -.
Sale of seats begins Monday morning at PAM
at HoIlenbergs. ,oo,
MISS Jeffrey LEWIS, in LABELLE Russo.
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Chicago, October ia bill has been nled
BY w. Scott Smith, OF Washington, ageinsi
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nlpOrl2ul.

When YOU VISIT or leave New York city,
have o aegaee ,expresszge and carria ge hire, and
top at Grand MON Hotel, opposite e rand. cen
lifted IN at an expense of 81 90 900 reduced tos
and upwards per day. levator. Restaurant 50 p
piled with the best Horse-caIs stages sno t S,e-
vafeds railroad to all depots. Families can nVe
bette Tor les money at the rand Union than AZ
any other frst-class hotel in the city.
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The GOOD TempIars.

NASHVILLE, October 1.-THE American
reports a reception Of delegates TO the Grand
Lodge of Good Templars, held at the capitol
last night, 10 the hall OF the House OF Rep
resentatives. The following was the pro,
gramme prepared for the occasion: Call 10
order al z AS o'clock pm; prayer by grand
chaplaiu; address of welcome by the Rev
r. NJ. Tinnon; response from the Rev. w: u.
Iuman; response from r. w. Grand Lodge
Col. ]. J. Hickman; response by I. b. Dem
cree. Owing 10 unavoidable circumstance
the programme, however, was not carried out
fully. Mr.. T. W. Haley was elected chair
man of the meeting.
The following delegates to the Grand
Lodge OF Good Templars were in attendance
J. B. Woodside, w. J.. Carter, G. w. Blake
more, r. J. Moore, John w. Hopper
Among the distinguished visitors were: Col
J. J. Hickman, past right worthy grand
templsr; T. 3. Demeree, past right worthy
grand councillor; George w. Balm, pas
grand worthy chief templar OF Kentucky
DIR. ]. S. Carnwall. r. K. Welsh, Ell Rodgers
Levi King, j. E. Woodside, DIR. w. w. Joyce
Mrs. Emma E. Joyce, Miss A. E. Timlinson
C. &. Harris, Rev. ]. L. Hill, E. +. Mitchell
w. j. Burnett, A. c. Palmer and james +
Martin.
The Rev. J. B. Hill, Rev. r. N. Tinnon
G. w. BAN and T. B. Demeree were thu
speakers.
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Economv fs Wealth.
An ExcelIent Medicine.

Gents clothing dyed, cleaned and repaired
BY I. Isaacs, $40 Second ST, opp. Court Sqaure.
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Auction SALES.

ADOlAON pAAAOe
Auction Sale i'm New Orleans.
BY O. VALEToN, AUCTIoNEER,
xvrccL of steamboat Robert II. Lee,
Foraccount of whom it may concern,
tuesday. October 3Isf, al O'CLOCK p. m.
viii he sold ut Office 90 Magazine street, New Or
leans the wreck OF steamboat Robert L. Lee-nulI
lies sunk in the Mississippi river. about thirty
miles below Vicksburg, in low water
Terms-Cash on spot
Administrators Sale at Auction,
AS admiuistrator 1 will sell at auction, FkIDA
MoRNISG October 2Oth at ~ streIs ie stocI of
FAMILY GROCERIES. HOUSEHOLD EoRN1,
TURE and personal effects OF the late +. D. Rus
A. M. stoddard. AuotioneeE:
FOR RENT.
T1URNTsHFD RQOM-With without board, an
u a private family. at No IA second street:
- ESTDENCE-2sS Union; eight rooms; gas and
II sever connections. MINOR MERIWETHER
n FSI DFSCE-- Five rooms, and grocery store. 2S4
IL Union; sewer connections NJ MEklME1aEh
QUITE OF OFFICES-Ia Planters insurance
= Building, an elegant suite OF O13ces on secono
aoor and pleasant single Bedroo m on thlto moor.
|0TT1GE-on Walker avenue, fronting on
1 J Hernando street railroad. near Captain Josepn
TenowIs residence. 1t is in complete order; VIII
be rented low. Apply at 36 Union street.
D OoMs-Furnished or uniGEpis s1 wltno ~
TTOOMS-Suitablef Tor Ign housekeeping, at lst
~ Third street, or rooms TN ooaro.
3oono-N''' '1'--- - at 50 Mats street.
n OOMsNiceiy furnished, TO gentleman, at SlC
IN Second street. corn er Monroe.
S1T0RF-1SornS, Unio and N ain streets, eccu
= pied by John W. Voesen 6 q 70 fTNoW. o
Union street !U2s.. :. -
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DRAWING.

The Public Is requested carefully 10 notice The 1te~ a.
enlarged Scheme 10 be drd1n Monthly
pECAPITAL PRIZE, S75-000--s
Tick cts only SIS. shares In prOporfh-
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New Clarendon Hotel.


formerly Commercial Hotel, corner Front an6
Ieffarson Streets Memphis Tenn. ]. II. Prlddy
of Richmond Va, Proprietor. Rates, " per DAY.
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Emga Abbott.

EmIlla AbboIt-
The sale of seats for the Abbott engage
ment begins this morning, and owing to the
fact that her engagement is a limited one,
we have every reason to anticipate crowded
| houses. Miss Abbott produces one new opera,
King fer Dcy, CT which she has the exclu-
sive right in this country, and two OF the
older operas, La Sonnqmbula and Rigoletto,
which have not been produced here for SO
long that they will have all the merit OF
| novelty. As usual, Miss Abbott has with
her an excellent company.
jeffrey Lewis.
Next week Miss Jeffrey Lewis will appear
at Lsubrie's in her new play, La Belle Russo.
She is one of the leading actresses on the
stage, and is entitled 10 a handsome receP-
ton