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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-02

NEsIRABLE BUILDING LOrS-On southeast
IL corner Poplar and Manassas streets: also lot
on corner Saffarans and Sixth streets. Terms, part
cash; balance in one aud two years.
j. N. IRRELEVANT, 275 Main street.
DIAN0s-Three secondhand Knase Pianos;
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.

WHEELING, January 1.-Night-River 6
feet ] inch, and falling. Weather cloudy
snow all afternoon.
LOUISVILLE, January L. Night-River
falling, with s feet in the canal and 6 feet in
the chute on the falls. Weather cool; slight
snow falling.
EVANSVILLE, January 1.-Night-River
stationary, with II feet scant by the gauge.
Weather cloudy thermometer, 800. Arrived:
Paris c. Brown, 8 pm.
CNcINNATI, January 1.-Night-River 10
feet, and stationary. Weather cold, with
light snow. Arrived: Golden Rule, New Or
leans; Will S. Hays, P~Ittsburg.
New ORLEANS, January 1.-Weather fair
and cool. No arrivals or departures. The
Guiding Star, from Cincinnati, and Oakland
and bsrges, from st. Louis, are due tonight.
THREE reasons why the Celluloid Eye
Glasses are the best: First, because they ire
the Hghtestj second, because they are the
hdndsomeS; third, because they are the
strongest. For sale by all lie aiding jewellers
and opticians.
VIcKsBURG, January 1.-River risen Is
inches. Weather cold and threatening. Ar
rived: Belle Memphis, Arkansas City; City
of Baton Rouge, New Orleans; Common
wealth, st. Louis. Passed down: David r.
Powell, 4 pm.
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. SAM A. Wells has been made pas
senger agent of the Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad in this city.
Mr.. DAVID c. ANDREWS, OF New York,
arrived in the city yesterday morning on a
short visit to his family.
MRS. MARY A. Wilson and Miss Macha
Wilson, of Fort Smith, Ark, are visiting
Mr.. I. E. Wilson, 4S6 Vance.
CARDS are out announcing the marriage
Of Capt. P. c. W. ONeill and Miss Maggie
Tobiu, both of this city. Marriage takes
place this evening at st. Pstrick's church at
$50 o'clock,
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w. +. TAYLOR q 90.

with the house OF Porter, Taylor i Co., and
whom he has had business, has become a
member Of the firm Of w. +. Taylor a Co.
This makes a very strong firm, as Colonel
Taylor is a most competent cotton factor,
and Mr.. Emery is an excellent of6eemsn.
They have abundant capital, and will offer as
great inducements as any other factors can.
All who know them appreciate their bust
ness capacity and gentlemanly bearing. They
can be safely recommended as leading and
reliable faciors-
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HORSE-Fine saddle and harness horse, 4 years
II old, cheap. j. M. Mcdowell, Moscow. Tenn.
r AkGE LIST OF II PROPERTY FOR SALE
II Also farms ana plantations in Arkansas, Mis-
Esippi and Tennessee, allow prices.
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CIouBh 70 cuftfVutC tnC pIucOi "hItH| w
old to the purchaser.

nOG-PUPPIES-A No. 1 dog by jet" Mick
- olson's) ex Kathleen IL Also Gordon pup
pies from the best strain in the United States. For
pedigrees and prices, address
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SPORT IN WINTER.
Three WelI-COntested Racing Events at
the Memphis Jockey Club Grounds
Yesterday.
An Exciting COursing Contest Between
Two OF Col. M~ontgomery's Spirited
Greyhounds.

Yesterday afternoon a series of races WAS
given at the Memphis Jockey Club grounds
by a number of gentlemen, who subscribed
literally in order TO make it an inducement
for the owners of the horses at the track to
run their animals. Over 500 people were on
the grounds, among whom were a number of
ladies. The very best element of our people
was present. The crowd was very orderly,
at the same time a considerable amount
OF betting was INDUCED in on the events.
The very good attendance, considering the
raw, cold day, shows that a cle~srly-defined
sentiment in favor of horse-racing has been
aroused in Memphis. The various events
were participated Ii by thoroughbreds, and
they were entirely creditable TO the Jockey
Cluh and we'll contsetad
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The coursing contest which concluded the
fine sport of The day, was highly enjoyable
and novel to those present. The two con-
testants were Col. II. A. Montgomery's 161.
hand dog Gyp and his 143,hand Belle. In
the first heat, after three times running The
hare, Belle, when she could have caught her,
became timid and gave way to Gyp, who
turned loose for the second heat and otter
three. quarters of a mile had been run the
contest was very exciting and the hare held
gamely on. She was finally overtaken when
a mile had been run, Gyp and Belle making
a dead heat. In the third heat the rabbit
was pretty well worn out and q dead heat
was sgain run. The sport attracted great
attention, and it was generally hoped that
more of it will be given.
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Unreliable substitutes.

The unparalleled success of Simmons Liver
Regulator has stimulated INSCRIPTIONS in
dividuals 10 issue limitations and substitutes,
which, being totally unlike the genuine in
their effect and composition, are calculated
to injure the well-earned remedial reputa-
lion Of Simons Liver Regulator purely
vegetable medicine, containing no mineral
poison, manufactured by a chemical process
and by improved apparatus originated and
only used by ]. 81. Z.lin & Co., Philadelphia.
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M SECOND Event.

The second event was a trotting race in
which there were three entries-Roxy, Casey
Young and a gray selding belonging to Mr..
Steele. This was a race of best three in five,
and was interpreted with the succeeding
events, but in order to create no confusion
the APPEAL will give the three heats.
First Heat-Afler some scoring, the three
got off we'll together. For th~ree-quarters Of
a mile they trotted very close, but Casey
Young's bottom failed and he broke. Roxy
and Casey had it between them, but the
former won the heat handiiy. The geldipg
came 10 100 yards behind. The time was
2:454.
Second Heat The excitement was now
considerably aroused. At the drum-tap the
three sgain got of well punched. There was
some sharp trolling for awhile, and it looked
not impossible for Casey Young 10 win, but
Roxy sgain came TO the fore and captured
the heat in 2:453.
Third Heat.-The third heat was practi-
cally a repetition OF the FIRST. The ~trotting
was better 10 this than in any other heat.
Roxy won in 2:45, the best time of the con-
test. The following is the
GTTNFNrkpN.
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Boy a pound package of Floyd's candies.
1t will Aave in It all kinds Of caSzmels,
English ~wslnuts, cream almonds, French
nougst, real sugar plums, marshmallows and
fne chocolates. No glucose, all pure colors,
and no adulteratioHs in anything. Every
thing sold strictly pure, wholesome and nu-
%tritious. at FLOYD q MONEYS
go Main Street.
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Breakfast Cocoa.

As a beverage, is universally conceded su-
perior to all other drinks for the weary man
Of business or the more robust laborer. The
preparations of Walter Baker & Co. have
long been the standard Of merit in this line,
and our readers who purchase Bakers
Breakfast Cocoa" will find it a most health
ful, delicious and.invigorating beverage.
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IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave New York city
have aggage .expresszge and carris &c hire, and
,top at Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Gen.
trail depot Four hundred and fifty elegant 70 oms,
fitted up at an expense of 81 90 100, 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
better for less money st the Grand Union than at
any other hrzt-class hotel in the city. \
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Dop's Forget

Collins's great excursion TO New Orleans, on
Tuesd ay, January 9Th. 1t promises to be a
most delightful affair, and viii no doubt be
the last and only excursion Of the eesson to
the Crescent City. Tickets for sale at Mem
phis by s. L. Finley. ticket agent, 2S7 Main
street. See rates md full particulars in an
nIher column.
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The following is a list of the Drawn Numbers, with
the Prizes opposite:
LOUISVILLE, KY, December 30.-Thi is TO certify
that we, the undersigned, kept the record OF the
drawn numbers of the FIFTY-FIRST Drawing
of the Commonwealth Distribution Company.
which took place in the city of Louisville, KY,
December 90, 1852. and that the following list is
correct. D.. G. MCNAIRY.
W II rotvt rN-n
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MEMPHIS APPEAL-TU

Tenth Ward-C. Z. Dalton, 4; P. C~alIigan,
Z; I. F. CaEsells, 25.
For the districts the following we're
First District-W. A. Osborn.
Second Dis,rict-W. P. York.
Third District-V. W. Williams.
Fourth District-W. I. Jackson.
Fifth District-Wm. Cunningham.
Sixth DIstrict-A. E. Pope.
Seventh District-J. NJ. Jackson.
Eighth District-T. C.. Cooke
Ninth Districl-W. II. Allen.
Tenth District-T. I. Mcdonald.
Eleventh Disirict-J. S. Weir.
Twelfth District-Johu w. Elan.
Thirteenth District-W. III. Smith.
Fourteenth District-E. r. Dye.
Fifteenth DISTRICT. p. Prescott.
Sixteenth District-F. W. Truss.
Seventeenth District-T. NJ. Bland.
atEighteeuth District-E. S. Elan.
E. G. Colby was appointed constable to
wait on the grand jury.
The following
ROAD COMMISSIONERS
were elected:
First District-D. w. Ried.
Second Distriet-I. n. Nelson.
Third D~islrict-Sam Rembert, jr.
Fourth District-Thomss r. Muslin.
Fifth District-B. 3. Barnes.
Sixth District-B. W. Pryor.
Seventh District-B. F. Williford.
Eighth Diztrict-Ed A. Yates.
Ninth District-M. W. Fletcher.
Tenth District-J. E. Shelton.
Eleventh District-E. M. Cole.
Twelfth DISTINCTIVE. H. Nelson.
Thirteenth District-Silas Myers.
Fourteenth Di~sirict-George B. Fleece.
Fifteenth District-Owen Williams.
Sixteenth District-Hugh r. Walsh.
Seventeenth District-James Grist.
Eighteenth District-R. II. Godighily.
JIM. Jackson was appointed a constable
10 wait on the grand jury at Bartlett.
Court adjourned.
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A Pure and EYeetiye Hair Dressing.

Cocoaine, q compound OF Cocoanut Oil,
beauties the hair and is sure 10 allay ali
itching and Irritation OF the scalp.
The superiority of Bnrnett's Flavoring Ex-
tracts consists in their perfect purity and
strength.
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New Year.

Should keep and rse Hammers Linimeut
and Stock Powders. They are invaluable
in the treatment Of stock diseases,
q W. JONES a. &C Agents
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Keen Your stock in Condition.

Te do this, you will End no means so re.
liable as the use of Hammers Stock Powders
and Linimsnt.
G. W. JONES d co., AGENT,
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The First Event

was a mile dash, in which the following
horses were entered: Tennessee Girl, Green
wood, and a bay colt by Australian out Of
Sarah Washington, half-sister of Parole.
The bay colt was a certain ~favorite with the
betters, selling in the proportion of Eve to
two against the field. When the drum tapped
for them to start, the bay colt got off first,
and at the quarter-pole seemed to have de-
cidedly The best OF il. Between the quarter
and half-mile poles Tennessee Girl and
Greenwood began TO daily with the
leader, and when the latter pole was
reached had overtsken him. The race from
that point on was of the most exciting de-
scriplion. A blanket might have covered
the three and it was anybody's race. The
excitement of the crowd was intense. When
the three were within 100 yards of the string,
Tennessee Girl forged ahead mid the great
est enthusiasm and won by three lengths.
Time-l:514. The following is the
c. weatherford's S f. Tennessee Girl, by Quarter
master, dam by Endorser ........--....-.... l
7. B.. Haynes's s-h. Greenwood, by Foster, dam
PLACID, by 2
J. Brady's BIC. by Australian, dam Sarah WASH
ingtnp .
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The third event was a very e~xcitin. and
sharply contested steeple chase, in which Ten
nessee Girl Starlight and Brian Bru were the
participants. A great deal of interest was
aroused by this event, especially among the
ladies. 1t was not hard to effect a start. The
three got off in good style, and
they took the successive water Jumps
in fine style. After going a mile
and a half Starlight refused the hurdle
and fell behind. In the eyes of the betters
it was 100 ~ five that he would not win.
After leaving the last hurdle at the head of
the stretch, the colored riders on Brian B u
and Tennessee Girl forgot that they had
gone twice around the course, when the
white jockey who rode Starlight seeing their
error jumped into the stretch with a
vim and outran them 70 the stretch,
winning the race. From The opinions
Of the turfmen present, this seemed to be
one OF the closest contested steeple-chases
ever run in this country. Water Jump after
water jump and hurdle after hurdle were
taken by the horses neck and neck, with the
exception Of ths lss. two. No time was
taken in this race. The following ia the
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Best Style Of Fine Boots and Shoes
Made TO order at Voegeli & Co.'s, 271 Main
street. MIR. Dick Bross can't be beat.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

TELEPHONE your orders for plumbing TO
J. A. Bal cyl 295 Second street.
FINE watches aud jewelry skiIIfully re-
paired BY J. N. Milford & Co., jewellers, 1888
Main street.
TELEPHONE Memphis Floral Company for
flowers, table decorations, etc. Album of
designs at McCarthy's.
DEANS best Bio and Java mixed coffee is
acknowledged by al vino have used it 10
be superior to all others.
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EYER Farmer and Horsemau

ATTEND the sale Of groceries at Roper &
Flanigan's this morning at 10 O'Clock.
A. N. ST0DDARD, Auctioneer.
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LAW REf9RTS.
Circuit Court-Pierce, ysdge.

Calendar for to day: Nos. 1889, NJ. T.
Reilly VS. C. B. English; 1890, II. +. Ball vs.
E Whitmore; 1891, John A. Kirby vs. Phoenix
Insurance Company; 1894, Mary Corners vs
Edward Conway ct al; 1896, Samuel Riley
vs. Minter Parker.
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Candies.

For Best Bargains in Boots and Shoes,
Go to yoegeli & Co.'s, 27l and 410 Main
street, xs they are always reliable.
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The Assignee Of Roper & Flan;y.u

Will commence at 10 O'Clock this morning
to sell the entire stock of staple and fancy
groceries. Grocers and h-ousekeepers will
be benefited by attending the sale.
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hoard

JAMES HOUsE-second and Adams streets.
- Board and room S. per week. Transients will
and good accommodations at low rates.
noOM-Ono iurnished or unfurnished room,
II, with board, a tI79 Second street.
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Chaucery Court-McDowelI, Judge.

Call for Tuesday, January ID, and con-
tinued every morning until disposed of.
From las, published calendar: Nos. 1885,,
1926, 3725, 4l40,42l4. 1910, 1883, 1910, 1855,
1856, 1859, 1850, 1853, 1857, 1863, 1872, 1878.
1875, 1876, 1879; 1888, Norman vs. Britt;
1884, Christenden vs. Beck; 1887, Pearce vs.
Irish B. and L. Association; 43SS, Suggs vs.
came; 1888. Hunt vs Thornton; 1890, Dick
va Cohen; 1891, Green va Green.
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AUCTION SALES.

Assignee's Sale Of Large Stock Groceries.
1 will sell, at public auction, on TUESDAY, Jan
uary 2, 1883, the GROCERY OCK AND FIX
TURE5 at Store Nos. 81 and 62h Beale street, lately
occupied by Roper & Flanagan. Sale will COM
mence alto O'Clock am. Terms cash.
r. Z. AGU Assignee.
A. N. sToDpARp. Auctioneer.
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The Attention of Retail Gracers

And h~ousekeepers is called to the assignee's
sale Of groceries at the corner of Beale and
Second streets at 10 o'clock this morning.
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FOR SALE.

HOG-Fine hog, 81 years old, 8 feet long. APP
II ply at Lotion Place, McLemore avenue.
~ REAT BARGAIN-55O acres at Millington, on
acres cleared and in cultivation; ~first.class cotton,
corn and clover lsn1, fine timber, 10 or u good
tenant houses, good fence, wells, stables, etc.
choice fruit; school and church on place. This
tract is part of the Bolton farm; rents for $1,000 per
cash, balance in one and two years. All stock,
Ia PIGMENTS, etc., viii be sold viz the place If
k0O Al CYPRESS PILING-40 to 60 Re tlong.
COO Also several Pile Drivers complete, at Ma
chinery Depot, 2l0 Front st. J.C. OATES q co.
CALIGRAPHS-s35 to $50. Remington Type
n bo M6i @seb SIS 70 pr Price Am inc sIy5es e deIiy le1es' MAKE
G. K. ANDERSON, "a Madison 81.
A VALUABLE and we'll improved Plantation
"A for sales10 miles west OF Memphis, on Mem
west bank of Ten Mile Bayou, 2 miles north of
Riceviile Station and "a miles from Lakes or Ap-
persons Landing on the river. The place con-
tains $50 acres-40O under fence and IL 4 good state
Of cultivation, good residence, stable and crib and
the river, and can be bought at a sacrifice, as it
must be sold soon. There are also 500 bushels of
eT9n e sn1 ! e se e=as u met the p piaeo ps %Sieh wss ! he
sold to the purchaser.
noG-PUPPIEs-A No. / dog by jet" Mick
- olson's) ex Kathleen IL Also Gordon pup
pies from the best strain in the United states. For
p~edigrees and prices address
M Observation-Disclosures RECEIVED.
IXl Also extra-fne lot of 3-and-4 y~ear-olds.
Come quick, or you will lose the best bargains ever
offered. F. A. N & CO., 81 Monroe st.
DIANOS-A large lot OF seven-octave second
i hand Pianos, including knabe and other
standard makes, very low Tor eash.iroin sl00 up
ward. z. q CO.
TREEMAN & 9, Times Building,
u Chicago, Ills, Real Estate Agents. Cores
pordence solicited.
TTORSE-Fine saddle and harness horse, 4 years
II old, cheap. J. M. Mcdowell, Moscow, Tenn.
r AkGE LIST OF CITY FOR SALE
IL Also farms and plantations in Arkansas, Mis-
/ Ekippi and Tennessee, atlow prices.
II. L. GUION, 10 Madison street.
HEsIRABLE BUILDING LOrS-On southeast
- corner Poplar and Manassas streets: also lot
| on corner Saffarans and Sixth streets. Terms, part
cash; balance in one and twoy years.
J. NJ. IRRELEVANT, 275 Main street.
DIANOS-Ihree secondhand KnaSe Pianos;
L also several others Cheap for cash.
(. WITZMANN 4 co.
| ENGINE-A secondhand upright engine and
y boiler, Lane 4 Bodley make, hye-horse
power Apply to s. C. Toof d Co., 10 West Court
street.
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Hake's beautiful New Year sschets at
Wills & Wildbergef'F, 317 Main.
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Il. .BUDDEKE
Homeopathic Physician,

specialty-Eye and Ear Diseases.
Ofice-265 Main Street, o r W. Court
RESIDENCE+321 ADAMS STREET.
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A
WANTS.

WANTS.
CTTUATION-By a young swede Of good educa-
y ton as porter or bartender. Address A. B.
PoYs-Three good boys; steady Gqrk at SC
TooK-white woman TO take charge of house
poor health. Address L.
nE5K-Offce desk, about five feet wide.
L. J.. N. MULF0sD 4 CO., 333 Main street.
DARTNER-with SIS. Good business. Inquire
NURsE-A reliable, settled colored woman to
IN go to Little Rock TO nurse. Apply 80 Union:
ITALIA hall suitable for q Roller Skating
IL Rink. Address. Appeal once: -
vi 100 at Delta, La, and 100 at Ellisie, Miss.
Station work at Omega and Elsie. Ice per yard;
pDs 1ss N Use; 81 P Per dfsS gn tE %o good mem good board
HIGH CARLISLE, Contractor.
NANVASsER-A successful canvasser, from %
" to IS, to travel, hire, train and start AGENTS
to sell our publications.; must be willing to give a
short trial on commission; will pay from $500 to
1880 to the right man, who can suit us; refer.
and send this. CAssELL. PETTER, GALPIN &
CO., s22 Broadway, New York.
a GENTs-Male or female. IN every city and
easily made. g. Z. ( & CO.,
10 Barclay street, New York City.
AHEN n WoMEN-To start a new business a
made: send lOc for 10 samples and instructions
Address MASON & CO. Montpelier, Vermont.
0ALEsMEN-Three experienced Boot and snoe
y saleSmen TO travel on Commission in West
Tennessee, Mississippi and Alabama. Addvess,
with references. A. B., care OF Letter Carrier No.
2, Louisville, KY.
GTUDENT HELP-A number of students at LIE.
= Moyne Normal School wish places where they
may work morning and evening for board. Ad-
dress the PRINCIPAL,
Nc. 29i Orleans street.
VoUNG MEN-TO learn useful trades.
Address Lock Box %.
GITUATIoN AS sAwYER-Anv one wanting a
- good sawyer, fler or foreman, Address
NJ. 8. HELMS, Minor Hill, Giles county, Tenn.
CHAMBERMAID-One that has had ex
VI perience, at 229H Second street
OITUATIoN-Young man from old country,
y speaks English, wants employment in town
or country. Address, J. N. this office.
10. B., this Office.
OUO.OOU all grades, Tor which the high.
est market plice will be paid. Sacks will be fur
nished on application to DEPASS & CO.,
1858 Front street, Room No. 4.
TNO RENT A S or Z rooms near
j. either the Linden or Market street schools.
Address f.. care G. II. Bracket d Co.
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PERSONAL.

DROCRWAY TEACHERS AGENCy-Times
Is Building, Chicago. Ills, supplies colleges or
private families with able instrnctors
ET5TERN5 BUILT, Repaired ana Warranted, or
u no charge. THoS. CUBBINs, IS Madison st.
TT W. BROOKS, DENTIST,
w go Main greet, Memphis, Tenn.
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Approximation Prizes.

The 1000 tickets ending with 81, being the same
as the two ending figures of the number which
drew the Capital Prize, are each entitled to SO.
LOUISVILLE, December 30, 1T subscribers
having no connection whatever with or interest in
any prize, ticket or dividend arising from or accru-
ing TO the Commonwealth Distribution Company,
and having been requested TO act as a committee to
supervise the Fifty-hrst Single-Sumber Draw
ing of said company, which TRANSFERRED this day
in this city, do hereby certify upon honor, that the
foregoing are the numbers which were drawn from
the 10000 placed in the wheel by us, in the pres
enee of the audience, with the prize correspond
ing Herewith.
J. NJ. WoMACK, lcommi,tea
THEO. b. BOYD, lN
Payment Of prizes will m on Tuesday,
January .. 1883
The next drawing will take place January 81,
1900
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SUMMARY.
The ConrsInx Contesf-

C.. Netherlands Starlight, by Quartermaster,
uAu MISS Mnlrley. i
py 1uqulIeT -.--... 80 ..-.. =
C.. Weatherford's Tennessee Girl, by Quartermas-
ter. dam by Endnrser Q
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GITUATION-By a young swede Of good educa
= ton as porter or bartender. Address A. B.
DOYsEThree good boys; steady work at
COLE q CO.'S.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-01-02

HNGINE-A S%econd-hand upright engine and
II boiler, Lane & Bodley make, hve-horse
power Apply to s. C. Toof & Co., Is West Court
street.