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LOCAL NOTICES.

Try Deans best Rio and Javlmixed coffee
if you want the best.
TELEPHONE yonr orders Tor plumbing TO
J. A. Bal ey', a95 Second strsi.
TELEPHONE Memphis FloralCompany for
flowers, table decorations, etc Album of
designs at McCarthy's.
WE are prepared to give special attention
TO the repairing OF fine watche, and jewelry.
J. N. Milford, No. 1888 Main street.
G. w. NALL is offering his ntire stock of
carpets, linoleums, matlings, &c, at reduced
prices, preparatory TO moving on or about
the Goth of the present month.
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FOE RENT GR LEASE.

nRSIDRNcE-On corner of Park -nd walker
II avenues: residence with seven rooms, ana
four acres, unocr good fence: cisteFn and well
Apply 10 MRS. T. A. HAMILTON
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OF cash from the Louisiana State lottery will
take place next Tu' sday. Some lucky in.
dividual will draw S75, 900, while others will
get from $4,000 down. TIE lottery is ex.
tensiyely paIronized by many good people
where every ticket-holder has an equa
chance. The amount invested is generally
small, while the results have been grea
financial surprises to many. Go to 6 Yves
Court street.
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A HORRIBLE tale is told of young man
dressed in the hight of fashion, who was
riding in Brooklyn horse-car. Observing
bit Of thread lying across his instep he be-
gan to pull on it, and did not stop until he
had discovered that he had ripped up the
seem of one leg Of his trousers. The terrible
expression OF his eyes as, after borrowing
two pins from the conductor, he left the car
with undignifed haste boded no good for his
tailor.
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,Il,e lareat Excursion

So thoroughly arranged by Mr.. Collins for
New Orleans and Florida will take place
early next week. No better season for going
South could be wanted. The weather in this
region suggests the propriety of "going
the trip to Florida can return TO New Or
leans in lime to witness the grand celebra-
ton OF Mardi Gras. The rate of fair fixed
is very low, and all who wish Southern
trip would do we'll to take this.
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CHARLES READE told correspondent OF
the Philadelphia Times that the favorite
character of all his novels was margaret"
in Cloistsr and Hearth. ''To me my chzrsc-
tiers have an existence" he said, "not always
pleasant, it is true, but always fully individ-
ualised, thoroughly human, and with posi-.
pilities of an intimacy and an acquaintance"
He thought that his weakest story was
White Lies, which he described as a splendid
conception spoiled in the carrying out.
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This company was organized in 1867, with
500 900 capital paid up. Now it has $780,
900 capital invested proftably and safely.
1t declared dividend of five per cent. yes
terdsy. This makes total in dividends OF
$464 900 divided among its stockholders since
the organization, leaving the 100000 for
future business. During most of this time
rates have been very low. The management,
according TO these figures, must have been
the very best. Such home companies de-
serve large business.
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Buy pound package OF Floyd's candies
1t will have in it all kinds Of caramels
English wslnuts, cream almonds, French
nougat, real sugar plums, marshmallows ant
fine chocolates. No glucose, all pure colors
and no authorizations in anything. Every
thing sold strictly pure, wholesome and nu
tritious. at FLOYD q MONEYS
27o Main Street,
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" hen yoa visit or leave New York city
have aggzge expresSage and c2rria &c hire, and
itop at Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
trai depot Four hundred and ffty elegant 70 oms,
fitted mp an expense Of 81 90 600 reduced 10 81
and upwards per day Elevator. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-cars, stages and eie-
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
better for less money st the Grand Union than al
any other irstrclass hotel in the city.
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. PERSONALS.

MAJOR GoLsAN has returned from New
Orleans.
} Mr.. LEVY MANN1Ke, of Holy Springs, is
in the city.
i R. NJ. EPPsTEIS, representing the Mason
& Hamlin Organ and Piano Company, is in
the city, stopping at the Peabody.
CAPT. J. NJ. CHEAvwErH, of the steamer
Granite State, and Maj. E. d. Hooper, OF
Magazine, Ark, were visitors on Change
yesterday.
Col. BOB LEACH, the well-known railway
conductor, has developed an artistic genius
surprising to himself and that will startle
the world. His line is decorative art, in
exact accordance with what Oscar, the
Wild, taught the benighted OF the land, aud
his first effort proves his thorough compre
hension OF its proper applisnce. A liiho
| graph OF Fred AndersoH's views OF Memphis
has been touched up by Col. Bob in style
worthy of a professional. Ii is admired BY
| AL who see il. f
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ADJUSTMENTS.

This afternoon that delightful little opers,
La Mascotte, will be rendered at Leubrie's
Theater, with that delightful little singer
and actress, Miss St Quinten, in the part of
"Bettina." Her fine rendition of the part of
"Mignonette" last night has created de-
cided desire to see her in this part, and, no
doubt, the house will be crowded. The
following is the cast:
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LAW REPORTS.

Criminal COurf-HOrFigau, Judge.
The court orders that all persons indicted
and on boud in this court appear to-day and
plead to said indictments, or forfeiture will
be declared on their bond. Motions to-day.
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Pure and Effective Hair Dressing.

Cocoaine, compound OF Cocoanut Oil,
beauties the hair and is sure 10 allay all
itching and irritation of the scalp.
The superiority OF Blrnett's Flavoring Ex.
tracts consists in their perfect purity and
strenpth
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Maximum temperature, As.
Minimum te mperature. 40.

2:O8 pm. 30.lS9 A Calm CLOUDY.
1905 pm. So.109 As Calm. Cloudy.
Maximum temperature, As.
Minimum te mperature. 40.
Rainfall, 81.
River kilograms
VIcKsBURe, January 5.-Rver risen IL
inches. Weather warm and foggy; raining
all day. Arrived: City Of Vicksburg, ST.
Louis.
ST. LOUIS, January 5.-Night-River fell
ipches, and now stands fset4 inches by
the gauge; good deal of ice sill running
Weather cloudy and slightly warmer, but
still cold. No arrivals or departures.
New ORLEANS, January 5.-Weathel
cloudy, showery and warmer; thermometer
75o. Arrived: Grand Pacific, St. Louis. Nc
departures. The Annie P. Silver, David r
Powell and Helena, from Lslis, and
Henry Frank, from MemplS h detained
by the leg which prevailed on tfferiver las
night and most OF the day. II is still foggy
tonight.
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Circsii Cours-r,erce, ssae.=

ttrcuff FEefce, Sus-t1-----
Motions will be heard to-day, commencing
at 10 o'clock. A calendar Of jury cases has
been set for the fret two weeks OF next term
and posted on the bullsliu-toard in the
courtroom.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

"A y. fOWLte,
Ne The Veteran PhFeHOIOgist.
Now nearly four--e0Ie years old, and hlIy-t"O
wears before the public. will begin short course
Of lectures at GTceniAw OpeTehouse- "Wednesday,
To close with TEST EXAMINATIONS.
Raaorvad eeafz
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Inlp0rIanl.

For Best Bargains in Boots and Shoes,
Go to Voegeli & Co.'s, 81 and 410 Main
street, as they are always reliable.
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Notice of Dissolution.

rT1HE mercantile firm Of Wallace Cooke, Of
Como, Pamela county. Miss, Is this DAY DIS
soIved by mutual consent, Mr.. John L Cooke hay
Ing sold his interest. in the merchandise only. TO
Mr. Jonn P. wallace who viii assume charge OF
S.t,oo WALLACE & COOKE,
Como, Miss Jan. /, 1883. In liquidation
-AvTNe assumed charge of the business of ths
ri sboye.named firm, VIII continue, as here
tofore, in my own interest, at the old place OF
hnsinsss At Como. Pamela county, Miss
Como. January j, lsSs. J. p. WALLACE.
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Every Farmer and II orsem an
The Next Great Draw

Should keep and rse Hammers Linimen
and Stock Powders. They are invaIuabl,
in the treatment of stock diseases.
w ZONES 4 co Agents
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TIOG-Fine hog, 81 years old, . feet long APP
IL ply at Lotion Place, MeLemoTe avenue.
HREAT BARGAIN-55O acres at Millington, on
" &. aud o. R.R., 16 miles from Memphis; SOO
acres cleared and in cultivation first cotton
corn and clover lanJ, fine timber, 10 or IL COCO
tenant houses, good fence, wells, stables, etc:
choice fruit; school and church on place. Inlt
tract is part OF the Bolton farm rents Tor Sl2OVpef
annum Price only s27 so per aere-one-thlr
cash, balance in one and two years. All STOCK
pigments, etc, will be sold with the place, II
desired. d. u. GUlON, " Maolsou 81.
kOO Al CYPRESS PILING-4o 10 60 fe long.
OOO Also several Pile Drivers complete, at Ma
chinery Depot, 2l0 Font ST. J. q. OATES q 60.
IALIGRAPHS-s35 TO $50. Remington Type
j Writers, SIS to $50. All styles and latest make
OF both machines. Price includes delivery
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Peoples Insurance Company.

Z CoLLINs's excursion 10 New Orleans and
Florida offers great inducements to those
VINO want trip South.
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CoLLINs's excursion to New Orle ans and
Florida offers great Inducements 10 those
who want a trip South.
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PUBLIC COMMENT.
Unreliable substitutes.

The unparalleled success of Simmons Liver
Regulator has stimulated INSCRIPTIONS in
dividuals TO Issue limitations and substitutes,
which, being Totally unlike the genuine in
their effect and composition, are calculated
TO injure the well-eaEned remedial reputa-
lion Of Simons Liver Regulator-a purely
vegetable medicine, containing no mineral
poison, manufactured by a chemical process
and by improved apparatus originated and
only used by J. 81. Z-lin & Co., Philadelphia.
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FOR Rem L,

TNRONT ROOMs-Furnished; also rooms for
u light housekeeping, at Sc Monroe street.
U7ARM-Known as the Bleasos Place, in Gou dSs
n Bead Lee county, Ark. containing l4O acres,
with good fence, ginhouse, dwelling, cabins els
tern and orchard, for the ear leSS Terms % per
acre. For further information, ADDRESS a.
OTORE FOR RENT-Fixtures and good will for
> sale. Terms liberal. Apply on premises;
Nm. FRANK u co.
h yenient 10 business at 1ot JEFFERSON street.
hOOM-one handsome furnished room, large OF
II small, at Ill Washington street.
DOOM-A pleasant furnished room, at 56 Mon
IL roe street, one square from Peabody Hotel'
T ARGE FIRST CLASS COTTON WAREhOUSS2Esc,
| A new roof in perfect repair; will cover 21GC
bales of cotton; large yard office and sleeping g
room. with gas and water connections; locat t
on shelby street, between Beale and Linden; or
will rent same and my services TO take charge OF
same until end OF the cotton season.
J. v. PATRICK, at Memphis Gin,
COG Main street.
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Keep YOur Stock in Condition.
To do this, you will find no means so re-
-.the use Of Hammers Stock Powders
Liable
and Liniment. ~z 4 CO., Agens.
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FOR SII,F.

NERCHANDIsE AND 5ToREHOUsE-Gnod 10
vi cation; want to change business For further
iufermation address g., fernando, Miss.
pUSINESS-As must leave Memphis, I will sell
ID out my Manufacturing Business which is pay
ing over 100 per cent. monthly. For paIte ulars
inquire at $40 MAIN sIREEI.
HORsE-A good saddle and harness Horse,
III warranted sound and gentle: driven by
ladies the past season; cheap, al 425 Wellington
street.
TIWo-sTORY BRICK sTORE-Go0d repair: rents
Il for $50 per annum, Price $325O-s2OOO cash.
baiauce on long time, without interest
q. L. GUG0S, 10 Madison street.
1riaPEF-ST0RY RRICR RESIDENCE-9 rooms,
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Candies,

Hake's beautiful New Year saehets a
Wills & Wildberger's, 317 Main.
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One OF the most interesting events OF the
Hess engagement will be the appearance OF
Miss Abbie Darlington in the opera of Mari
tana tonight. This is an opera which
affords the lady even a better opportunity
for the display Of her beautiful voice than
Martha. Miss Darlington stands second 10
no American soprano. Her voice will COM
pare with ValIeria's and Thursby's, aud it is
far superior 10 Kellogg and Abbott's. As
for The opers, it has not been rendered here
for some time, and it ought 10 attract the
largest audience Of the engagement. Besides
Miss Darlington, Mr.. Alfred Wilkie, Mr.. ].
G. Peakes, Miss Elsner, Mr.. Smith and Mr..
Tams will appear.
Chimes of Normandy.
When will the Chimes of Normandy be for
gotten? Not until Memphis has become as
| old as ancient Troy, and it ia doubtful
whether even then il will not be revived as
| an evidence of a slight refinement on the
part of antiquity. The Chimes gives one no
| opportunity for tears; it appeals ever TO the
| sense of mischief in ones nature. Ii Is all
| sparkle, mirth, dance and legend. How
| fiItingly the music aceords with the story I.
| Weird and ghostly runs The music, reminding
| one of the delicious terrors that cling 10
| haunted castles. The Chimes bubbles with
| the effervescence OF youth with lis dreams,
l It's nOpef, ltb Tears anu lts 4Ougings. II Is
| true that the pictures its paints have no local
! embodiment, but they are hung upon the
| enchanted walls in our castles in Spain, and
at will phantom procession is made to sp-
pear. But alack a dayi the sounds are all
| gone and the music Is no more
save 90 reereative memory. But to
cur mutton. Last night the Hess Opera
Company essayed this charming opera. Sell
dom or never has it been more satisfactorily
carried in this city. To give it effectively, a
company must be in sympathy with its spirit.
There was no lack Of dash and enthusiasm,
and every singer felt the spur upon him or
her. The performance wac, in consequence,
a rounded whole. The chief interest Gen.
tered in the appearance OF Miss ST. Quinten
as sMignonette" This lady had wide
English reputation when she came 10 Amer.
lea, but her fame had not spanned the
ocean. She appeared without any elaborate
heralding in New York and at once charmed
the cr1rics. A just estimate will place her
ahead of anyone who has assumed the rol.
here. She has pleasant address, 8 piquant,
pretty face, and vivacity that charms her
audience. Mas St. Quinten is sox6retts Of
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DESIDENCE-Mrs. E. ". Bowles's residence
h No. PA Union street, corner LauoerdAle
Possession given Immediately. Apply to
w AZ LA ME- DO Front slreet.
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9 g. x f aIssD isaSSss 81 Madison st.

a VALUABLE and we'll Improved Plantation
n for sale IL Inises ysest OF Mem phiS, on Mem
rsafs eHd little Rock Railrosa, situated on the
,re-t- bs1ik OF len Mile Bayou miles north OF
Riceville Station and "a miles from Lakes or APP
person's Landing on the river. The place con-
Isins $50 acres-40O under fence and IL good state
of cultivation good residence, stable and crib and
cabins enough. The place is one oil the best on
the river and can be bought at a sacrifice as 1t
must be sold soon. There are also 500 bushels OF
corn and 10 head of mules, with plows wagons,
etc enough to cultivate the place, which Will be
sold To the purchaser.
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THE PRESIDENTS ISLAND LEAsE
THE BILL AT NASHVILLE.

The morning kilograms from Nashville say
bill levying tax of 81 As on the 500 was
presented and passed upon its final reading,
thus ignoring the bill prepared by the COM
missIoners. An APPEAL representative
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TURNIsHED ROOMS

MISERABLE OFFICE-on second floor OF No
IL AZ Madison street, Apply TO .,.,,>,.,
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PRESIDENT HADDEN'si VIEW.

10 answer 10 question from the APPEAL
reporter, President MADDEN said: ''The
budget was prepared very carefully by the
Ta1ing-District government, who are sup
posed 10 voice the feeling of the people. 1t
was carefully thought over; and it seems to
me that there was certainly q want of
courtesy in passing the budget they did, in
stead of that which we recommended. As it
is, we do not know why the tax was reduced
and we were not even allowed the privilege
OF discussing it. The result will be that we
will be seriously crippled in our work. 1t
does seem 10 me that we are competent TO
fell what il needed in Memphisu
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

METEOROLOGICAL RECORD
Tim e. Bar. Their. Wind. Weather.
sos am. S0219 40 Calm. CLOUDY.
2:08 pm. 301S9 A Calm. CLOUDY.
10 :QS D. m. 30.1o9 43 Calm. Cloudy.
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Best Style of Fine Boots and Shoes
Made TO order at Voegeli & Co.'S, 81 Main
street Mr.. Dick Bross can't be beat.
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EEURRIE's THEATER.
In--n Dnnnrz - y.
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JToG-Fine hog, 81 years old, feet long. Al
ii NV 81 Inftnn Place. McIemore avenue.

T1HREE-sToRY BRICK KEsIDENCE-9 rooms,
II L. GUIDE. 10 Madison street.
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soid 70 the purcahA4ses ToyALL. 2ss Main street.
MULEs-MULEs-MULFs-JUsT RECEIvED


MULES-MULES-JUST RECEIVED.
lM Also extra-fine lot of 3-and4 year-oids.
Come quick or YOU will lose the best bargains ever
ofered. F. A. JONES 4 CO.. 81 Monroe ST.
DIANOS-A large lot OF seyen-octaye second
i hand Pianos, including knabe and other
standard makes, very low tor eash-tIoIn 500 up
ward. Z. n1lA2lANN 9. ".
T1REEMAN & CO.-Room 9, Times Building,
Is Chicago, Ills, Real Estate Agents. Cores
pondence solicited.
HORSR-Fine saddle and harness horse, years
II old, cheap. J. NJ. MCDOWELL, MOSCOW, rem.
r AkGE LIST OF CITY PROPERTY FOR SALE
| 4 Also farms and plantations in Arkansas, mis-
/ sLippi and Tennessee, at low prices 49,.
II. L. GUIoN, 10 Madison street
UNSTABLE BUILDING L0rS-On southeast
/ J corner Poplar and Manassas streets; also lol
on corner Saffarans and Sixth streets. Terms, par
cash: balance in one and two years.
j. M TREZEVANT, 275 Main street
HlNGINE-A secondhand upright engine and
u boiler, Lane d Bodley make, nye-norst
power. Apply to & C. Toof q co. 10 west Oour
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-09
OUR EXCHANGES.

The vote in the house at Lansing on
the bill to establish a bureau of labor
statistics was 81 yeas to 25 nays. Of the
yeas 81 were republicans and 81 demo-
Gratis or greenbackers, and Of the NAYS IS
were republicans and democrats or
greenbackers. Among the nays were
several greenbackers, and their confreres
express unbounded surprise at their
action, owing to the fact that the plat
forms of their parties for ten years past
have called for just such legislation
Detroit news.
The money dealers have created moth
ing, except an artificial scarcity of coin ;
they render no service to the community
except to peddle out at high rate the
coin which they gathered in for the pur-
pose-yet those who have toiled must
Weld to them the lions share of all that
natures bounty and mans energy have
brought forth.-Hayes Valley Advertiser.
The block-headed Thugs think of
nothing but tightening the chain, making
it blacker and heavier and continuing
the social war, though we'll knowing, if
they know anything, that victory over
the resisting spirit of Ireland is lmpos-
sible. Is this providential Is it fate
that keeps this war going on? Is it to
keep fast the attention of the nations
fixed on the great principle involved in
this chronic war of Ireland To awaken
and keep awake the attention OF this
nation-the greatest nation of them all.
To force upon this people the spectacle
that the swindlers of this country would
make of this country if the people OF
this country would only slumber on and
let them carry out their accursed plans.
To turn this nation also to a great hell
upon earth. If the condition and the
cry and the clamor now existing in Ire
land wake up the disinherited people of
America then would Ireland be doing
the greatest work that ever before was
done IN this world.-Irish World.
Would the warlike counter-hoppers
from Edwardsville have been so free
with their ammunition if there had been
asprinkling of Sprinfeld rifles among
the miners? The murderous
militia Of Edwardsville were cheered
on their return home from their arduous
4 campaign" against the unarmed and
half-starved miners and their wives
st. Louis Union.
The New York World, after employing
non-union compositors for eight years or
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-09

We would be pleased to have the time and
place of meeting of all labor organizations
in the city, together with the names and ad-
dresses of the secretaries, sent to us for pub
licatOn.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-09
BARRIERS.

BARRIERS Benevolent Protective Associa-
ton meets every. Tuesday at p. m. at
knights OF Labor hall, 1856 Holiday Street.
j. LEONARD, President.
W. NEWMAN, Secretary.
The Labor enquirer., 1883-06-09
CARPENTERS.

The Amalgamated Society of Carpenters
and JOiners meets on every alternate Tues
day at the Little Emma, corner Wynkoop
and Nineteenth streets.