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4 CHARLESTON EARTHQUAKE
shakes The nahoucitcs Of Fredericlss
hurg srOn centre 10 circumference

.NI'i'.hl iN lNt lIlNNh.
FREDERICKsBrRG, Va. July 2I.-Since
the appointment Of Colonel Brady as
internal revenue collector for Uncle
Sam in this district the MahOnetes of
this city have been peeping and steal
ing threugh the creviccs 10 work i'm
their choice for the position cf deputy
collector. q worthy young gentleman.
and fOllowcr of Malone in politics. TO
succeed Mr. George Cole. the present
incumbent Of the Office was selected.
Things worked we'll as the schemers
thought until to-day, when a regular
Charleston earthquake shook the Ma
houeites Of tho old burg from their
centre to circumference.
Editor Volt. Of the Free L0nce of
this city, and young Newton Colbert.
of this city also. spent the day from
home yesterday. To-day Volt and
yOuug Griffin, the equally Jealous ap-
pllclnt for the position, left on the mid
day train. south-bound. TO go-wherc =,
IL seems that many Of The most promi-
nent citizens of the town.
gwen written testimonials Of the
exalted character dnd business habits
of young Colbert. but when it was
learned that Volt had gone South
with those certificates one would have
thought from the movements Of the
Mahonei'es that another flood was
delugiug the Rappahannock Young
Colbert spolitica and age were inquired
into. bus the dMh. br0wn-oyed youth
had just attained his majority in age
and intimate friends claimed that he
had been % Republican in sentiment for
years.
Young Colbert is "a son Of one Of the
larg SO grocery merchants ina the city.
very popular. and would doubtless
make an excellent officer. By TO- NOR
r.w ihe eXpectants Will get their fll.
ard uo doubt many cheap grius Will be
exhibited on the streets of the city.
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wrs. iscron All Right.

Nashville. Tenn. July 24.-Ihe
statement that Mrs Heron. wife Of an
American missionary. was sentenced 10
death in Corea is denied. Ii can be
said ON the best of authority that Mr..
Heron is not q preacher. but a doctor
that no nobleman has been converted
and that Ms. Heron has not been ar
rested. ON the contrary. she and her
husband are enjoying the confidence OF
the King of COrea.
HOW THE REPORT ORIGINATED.
san FRANCIsCO. CAL, July 24.-The
report from Washington last night that
Mrs. II. q. Heron, an American mis-
sionary in Corca. had been condemned
TO death az Seoul, is believed 10 have
originated in circumstance which re-
Gently befell Rev III. G.. Underwood, an
American missionary. and bis wife in
Corea. Mr Underwood was recently
married az Seoul TO an American lady
named Horton. They went into the
interior on their bridal trip, anu were
mobbed in several places on account Of
their religious belief. but finally re-
turned ID Seoul in safety.
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SAvANSAn. Ga July a. Ii has been
discovered that negro cai.d has been
killed I'm Liberty county by ITS parent,
a- "a sacrifice. the negroes being crazed
bv the fanatic preaching Of Orth and
Bell. The negroes of the county are
nearly all in a iamentauve state OF re-
heions frenzy. Edward James. who j.
acting as the leader Of one of the con
erepatlons since Ortiz was sent 10 the
a.vlun. aupears before his audience al
most nude when be breaches.
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THE GREAT JOHN l..
: yariciy aetor Clves Tim = poG

New YORK July - John L. Sui
hvau is aull at The Vanderbilt Hotel
and wili not leave town for two days
yct according TO some ot the cham
pion '- friends
Sullivan resting quietly, they say
and only receives few visitors. a
variety actor called upon Sullivan this
morning and presented him with "a dog.
Tom Murphy says Sullivan is in
Iecoip of about zoo letters daily.
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.son Preieelion profeois

PATTERsON, y. ia July 2l.-The
strike If the go silk winders and
doubieia in lhc elk mills. which was
inauguratyd few day ago on account
Of the announcement that a reduction
OF the ten per cent. week would be
made IN their wages. has been settled
ana the strikers returned 10 work to-
day. The matter was compromised. q.
the strikers accepting reduction Of
five per cent.
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WICHITA. KAN. July 24.-E. T
Brown. leading banker Of tins city
who disappeared ON January l9th last
and was supposed TO have been muir
derei. returned home Yesterday IN q
demented condition. He Is scarcely
able TO talk. but has managed 10 give
his Wits 20 understand that he was as
,aulled. and that he has been wander
ing about the country ia dazed con
ditlon. i, ls thought that he has been
held i'm the Southwest by his captors
who hoped 10 yet a largo amount ioI
his release. and that he managed n
some way TO escape and return home
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CopExuAoEN. July PA sensation
los heen caused here by a tragedy
mb,cb haopened at Taasing. Count
sire a swiss Of high f~nily. shot
.a5 t,iled his mistress. Elvira Madigan'
"A circus performer. anu men pus . Du'
let in his own brain. Count op,iie wa wa,
married and moved IN the highest CIR
cles here.
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Death of a virginia Iditor.

BALTIMORE. MD.. July 4.-Andrew
+. Crutchheld. editor and proprietor Of
the BGiiimOredn. society and literary
weekly. died this evening. aged sixty
eight Years. Nr. Crutchiield was a ua-
tive Of Richmond, Va and was we'll
known throughout the State Of VIZ
ginia.
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Heath of mr. James LHyne.

TI-TTTT y w
ROANOKE. Va. July 4.-James
Lavue. of Richmond. died the evening
M ihe residenco OF Nj G. 7. Dantorth'
of this city. whom b8 was visiting he
was eighty wears old The funeral u
announced for 1880 tomorrow morn
i.ts
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weather Indication. FOR To. Day.

r WASHINGTON, ID. c.. July "a
ss Indications for Virginia and
North Carolina. threatening
weather and showers. preceded
by fair i'm North Carolina no decided
changes in temperatures variable winds.
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KNfD>>.
.XCURSIONs TO WEST POINT

EXCURSlONS TO WEST POINT.
Two attractive oNrnrs'ors VIII bo rln TO
West Point. Va, ns follows.
First SATURDAY, July. ~.
Second. MONDAY. july, -
Train viii leave Manchester 40 s.i3 4. NJ.
Richmond anI pauViio delot at ; \. NJ
and rwcnty-clghth street depot ot 500 A.
VI. returning leave We G Point at Pm.
R0rNn TRIP IiCNrrs good only "n daic
sold. IS cents. RurND "TRIP rIcNrrs sold
ON saturday and good 90 return Monday
si.5O: RouSn TRIP riCKfIs sold on Monday
good onl, ODD >pccial -5ccnfs.
". g.. RNufs. JAMES .. INl lok
~uperiudeuMn Cen Pass. Agent.
JOSH % =. roirs liy. Pass. Agent
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EASE Ball


ADHESION Bo,tous, -. Washington
t. Philadelphia Pni.ade'pai IS
N."- Aork.. g.
an Cleveland Cleyeianis, 4; Pitts
..f-.. D.
atlueseo- First game Chicagos.
l.aau1polis. ..
~ Chicago second game Chi
-l.. i Indianapolis O
Atlnum0Io-balum.rcs. ISL "a. Louis
t.Il,.
al bfcoklyn-Brooklyus. e. Kansas
l.s- d.
Att..umbus Columbus. 5,S. Louis
A- Observation-Disclosures, 8; Gin
t.tiatit. g.
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WHITE CAPS on THE RAMPAGE.
4 Wcnifhy wife Reader Tarsca ami
Bcat.erCd.

BRoAnHEAD WIS. July "a. a White
Cap outrage occurred SIX miles south
of here Friday night The victim was
% vife-beat,r rich farmer named
Perry Nelson known as the stingesl
man ln southern Wisconsin. lie bad
beaten Dis wife terribly of late. Ho
was caught going home by gang of
White Cap. and beaten and iarred ard
feathcred. They then warned him o.
give bis wife $1,000 and leave the
country DOB teu days. or they would re-
turn and kil him. lie c0ntemplates
leaving.
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Virginia i'oslma.iers.

N NA,niNofoN. July "a The follow
'.- i.uith. ciats pCsimasieis were APP
''h,,n to-day in Virginia Blacks
e-ii. e.. A. Pugh: Bumpas-. ". ".
.i iles Cuckoo. II ~ Voolfolk: Fort
s'.' bell n. -. Hammer. Gwynn. Susie
a.. ''"'l 1uineys. Mary Dunn. Lodge.
'Iiau Dawson. Naruna n. X. Hob
,' .w Point. j. B. Gruuel. Ran.
s' pN. a y. DlckersOn, SaludA. l.. 5.
,i' n 's.o~ Ji' sandy Bottom. William
IA ~ nelly; smiihviile. W. $ Gregory
~ n'sDoro, A. j. Motby, Wilton. r.
p' nia'HDufne Wyliio-burg, Mary b.
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For the accommodation Of those
W hose business 10 the city prevents alb
serce. except on Sundays the Chesa.
peake and Ohio Railway Company will
run an accommodation train every
Saturday afternoon 10 Charlottesville
leaving Richmo d AT +. NJ. and re-.
turning TO Richmond on Mondays at
A. NJ. This rain Will take the place OF
the 5:i5 z. NJ. SATURDAYS train TO Rich.
m0nd. Fredericksburg, and Potomac
Junction. Grass widowers will take
notice.
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IMITATION is the sincerest fiattery.
Ii the Old Virginia Chereois did not
give universal satisfaction 70 the con
sumner there would not be so many
lmta ions Of that famous brand.
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4 ALBEMARLE EFEMALElNSrIrUTE,


Unsurpassed for tnofoushness Df Iustruc
ton. he1lfhninrss and henufv Oi situation
facilities for comfort moral anl religion
tone.
Terms very moderate
irlirr catalogue W.p. DICKINSON.
Iy2l- -NCfNUrOdI~t Principal.
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VIRGINIA LAW YERS.
THE STATE BAR ASSOCIATION At THE
WHITE.
Addresses by nr charles u. Blackford
ana Judge sactoHs Re
forms tn Practice Eccommend-
Cd-cosnmfifeeS Appointed

WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS W. VA.
July 2+.-Ihe Virginia State Bar Asso-
clatl0n was called tO order this nom
Ing at II O'Clock by Mr. Charles NJ.
BlackiOrd. chairman ~ the executive
committee. He said.
Brethren Of the Virginia Bar Asso.
citation. The pleasant duty Of calling
you 10 order Gevolves upon me As chair
man Of The executive committee. IL is
not my duty as chairman OF that COM
miitee 90 say anything. but | desire
TO congratulate YOU upon the success OF
this organization, promulgated a. the
result OF the energetic action Of fen
members Of the Richmond Bar Ass>Cia-
gDn. AZ that meeting we mai only so
Cdd members: To-Day we have on our
books 30 members. Inat organization
has pormCatsd the whole State Of Nir-
gina. and d u needless 10 say that
those 2jj are the representative men Of
the State.
ore cause of this success il the fact
that at Virginia Beach we did ourselves
honor T. select as our prssiden, gen
tleman whom we all recognize from
The .ea 10 the mountains IA our ac
know lodged leader. Therefore. 1t B.
not my duty TO Introduce him. for he
needs DO Introduction. but 10 call 20
the ch3ir Judge William j. Robertson
as our president.
JUDGE ROBERTSON
responded. and in clear voice opened
his address by saying that he had re-.
duced bis speech to writing which
with him WAS q very unusual thing.
Judge Robertson. continuing ms ad-
dress. tpiOred the fact that although
a- ili back as 1870 an act Of Assem-
bly, empowered judges OF the Supreme
Court ot Appeals 90 formulate set Of
rules for common law practice. slIli. 40
the present time the practice re-
mains tie same. and he cied soy-
era cases % show how defective
are present M of common law prac-
tice. President Robertson suggested
many other changes which Dee thought
badly ne deI Iuoar judicial system. and
al the close of tho address the speaker
was roundiy applauded. and acton on
the suggestions was postponed tiIl the
committee oi legislation and law reform
should make i,s report.
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I AW SClOOL
l. A@luNGIuN ANu LIE iNlttk-
SHY.
LEXINGTON. "a.
CHARLES 4. 0gANI- a.. A.. n. J.. irofes.
sOfoi Common nul -iHfufe Law.
JDliN RANDOLPH Ill kiE. a.. d., Pro-
lessor of Equity uud Commercial Law.
90 ld of Constitutional Hud International
LAW
Tuition and Ncs. $50 for ,si0n of nine
months. ruuWcnrIue ~tnfpmhrI l2ih
Anplf catalogue nnd circular
INT.lm
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LONDON. July - Tnc French Minis
ter Of Posts and Telegraph, has NOT
notified every telephone company in
fmLce thar the government Will t.ke
over their line ON tbe expiration ot the
term tor which they were given mo-
nOp0ly. TINS term expires within
year in the case % mos. 90 tho cOmua-
uir-.
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A nlrLANnIsr POW

PARIS July "a "A boom has been
given 10 Bouangism by an announce
ment made by Henri RocLcfort that tine
BJulangist comm. ZEE viii continue at
us expense the salaries Of all officials
vino are dismissed by the Government
for adherence 10 General BOulanger.
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Mns. MAYnRIcK S rRIAL.

LONDON. July 2f.-The tIial Of Mrs.
May5f.ck on the charge Of poisoning
her husband. Will take place at Liver
pool on the 3lst u July. Sir Charles
Russell has been engaged Tor the de-
fense. bis retainer being 800 gulnras.
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THE GENERAL STILL POPULAR.

LONDON. July 2f-The German pa
pers yoraci0u-ly dsvour every little
scrap Of information that comes from
Paris about BOuianger and their com
ments on the latest movements OF the
brave Generals enemies fill many
columns. All agree that B0ulan-
gers chances for success in the
coming election are not injured by mis-
indictment. 10 which they attach no
Importance whatever. The Berlin Post
believes the General will be returned IN
most Of the districts in which he has
announced his candidacy.
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/ nlrLANaIsI .rnNrn.

PAHis. July "A ID putty Dyrout. "a
koulaugist Wa5 stonoi by mob at
pont ID Abbe firisfIe last night, when
he attempted 10 make 70 speech. lie re-
ceVed various irJufies, and was driven
away bJ the crowd.
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LONDON. July 2i-B fore the Par
uell Commission to-day. Mr. Malonoy
am ex-oflicial of the Land League. de-
med that he possessed the knowledge
of any documents belonging TO the
League. except those already IN the
hands of the Solicitor Lewis and Mr.
Parnell. The wlLc-s said the state
meut mat be 1873, leaving the country
and had ordered the documents 20 be
destroyed was am error.
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DIVORCE
AND MS
DaSGERS!.

they will give social hop" on Wednes.
day evening, January ., 1889, at the
Young Mems Hebrew Association Hall.
The Schorr Xouaves are a deserving COM
pany, and ought 10 draw n crowd.
The schorr Zouayes will give their first
grand ball wednesday night at Turner
Hall. corner OF Second and Union streets.
During the evening the company will give
an exhibition drill, at which n gold
medal will be given the best drilled menu
Der.
Visitors at the chickasaw Guards Arm.
ory during the week: o. &. Sharp, Hum
boldt, Tenn; r. +. Horn, Milan. Tenn;
j. II. .. Hodgson, VI. d., New York; w.
G.. McNutt, Walnut Bend, Ark; Branch
Martin, Little Rock; 7. J. Rilnbcrt, B1s-
ton, Mass; J. T. Baker, Myrtle. Miss: w.
i. Halliday, Jr., Cairo, ILL.,; h. :. Mallory,
Jackson, Tenn; j. II. Dawson, Louisville,
Ky; u. A. Hurt, jackson, Tenn; VIM.
Warren, 81. Louis. NO.; Guy &. Hamilton,
Athens, Ga; j. VI. Compton, Trenton,
Oregon; Miss p. Shaw, Somcryillc, Tenn;
Miss ID. Burton. Somcrvillc, Tenn: Miss
Alice Hayes, Miss Virginia Coffee, Miss
Camilla Coffee. Chicago, H.; Miss Oiic
Clay. Macon, Tenn; Miss Leslie Darby,
Coldwatcr, Miss, Miss Waddcll, Georgia;
Miss Walsh, Jackson, Tenn; Miss Elder,
Trenton, Tenn; Miss Robins. jackson,
Tenn; Miss Laura Prouddt, Miss Clyde
Thornton, Mis- Blanche Lightburne, Mrs.
Jodie Il. Jones, Mrs. Walter Farnbee,
Mrs. J. ]. Dupuy, Memphis, Tenn; Mrs.
W. II. Wright, Georgetown, ;. q.
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Tonorrow NAM. I,rrt.r..

Physiology and hygiene. supplemented
by dangling skeletons, whliencd skulls
and u formidable array Of medical charts
aud presided over by n talented little
woman, will be the order Of affairs at
Young Mems Hebrew Association Hall
this week. The first lecture Of a popular
series by Mrs DR.. Iongshore-Poits, will
be delivered tomorrow evening. Tho
Rcy. II. A. Jones will present her 10 n
Memphis audience, which IL Of itself a
guarantee Of delightful evening. and il Is
saic TO assume that n large and cultured
audience will bid her welcome 10 the RluG
City. The New York HraH, under date
of October %, 1857. refers 10 her NJ iollows
There was crowded attendance. Dr.
polts's srong mind did not seek TO demong
simtc itself through any attempt nj mas
cuiine costume. The lecturers flowing robo
Of old gold plush and satin, and the litile
tables, on which bloomcd pots Of mllns.
did much tocounlcmci tho ghastly effect al
the skeleton. Mn poita has tho
power Of making what she avs ircah and
amusing M well ~ clearly intclligible."
She has made women aud their disorders
a continual study Tor forty years. aud for
this reason her afternoon addresses 10
ladies are particularly interesting. To-
morrow evening, which Il for both sexes,
and Tuesday sliefnoon, 10 ladies only,
will be free.
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INrEREsrIN0 MEETINGS
To DO Held Noxt woo4 at pr. Ingram's
Church.

To DO Held Noxt Wook az DR.. Ingrarn's
Church.
Special gospel meetings will be held next
week nj the Linden Street Christian
Church, beginning at 100 o'clock pm.
The Rev. ]. W Ingram. the pastor. will
discuss the following subjects
Monday Evening. January why do
such distinguished mcn ~ Rcnnn, lngcr.
soil aud scores oi others reject the bible II
the Testimony NJ the l.oui IL sufc2'
Tuesday Evening. January s-Wha. il
20 ho gained by joining the Church,
Wednesday Evening. January p-Who
ar entitled 10 membership In tie church,
THURSDAY Evening, January l0-Whai Is
the sin against the Holy Ghoft9
Friday Evening, January ll--Why will
you not rcc'iyc persons INTO the Church
without Immersion
Sunday Morning, January l3-What
must be believed IA order TO loo a CHRIS.
tian9
sunday Evening, January ISIS not tho
purely human idea oi Christ a. potent for
good ~ the Divine idea sci forth in the
Gospels
The singing will be special feature Of
these meetings. The sermons win be- brief.
Al lowers Of song aud all Christian work.
en arr most kindly invited 10 join with Us
Ia these meetings
All classes will find q most cordial wei.
come. We nsk Of the people Of Memphis
n candid hearing 81 the discussion OF the
advanced thoughts on religious topics that
arc now agiiating the civilized world
Ihcfo meetings viii b. Ia the inain audi.
forum u the church.
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NELSON'S BUSINESS COLLEGE.
Corner Second and Monroe strssts.

S8AhNA 3taeha tAaa Aa1uION oNlNeNts
II YOU want 10 study bookkeeping,
lightning calculations, plain. business pen.
inanship, business correspondence, short
hand, typc.writing or commercial law un.
der the best teachers in this State, YOU will
have 10 attend Nelson's College.
Any OF the above studies will be taught
separately at either tho day or night Sos.
sions, when desired.
The ladies' bookkeeping and penman-
ship classes arc the largest and most select
ever taught In the city.
Prof. A. l. Nelson gives each pupil his
undivided attention IN all tho studies.
Prof W II. Lindsicdt makes specially
AZ bookkeeping and shorthand, and u
much employed by tho business commit
nifty ~ an expert accountant Proi. &. d.
Meux. well aud fayorably known through
out Tennessee, Mississippi aud Arkansas
~ proficient pcnman. gives pcnmnnship
aud arithmetic his particular attention.
lie has no equal as pcnman In this city
Arrangements have been made with
Judge John L. T. Sncci, Of Memphis Law
school, for the bcnolt OF those Who wish 10
study commercial law.
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had stirring times when Morgan invaded
Indiana while you were down to the front.
| was only "a private, but we all served
with as much spirit and zeal as II We were
members OF the Generals staff remem-
Der riding about carrying the tidings that
Morgan was approaching. Down on the
Shelbyville pike lived an old friend OF
mine. Riding down to his farm | called
him out.
Hello, in therel' shouted.
What's upY was the reply.
'Morgan's coming. He Is this side Of
Shelbyv.lle. Better look outp
Great Godp the eccentric old farmer
exclaimed. Is that so? Ride down to the
toll gate just below aud tell the keeper not
TO let him through until | drive up my
shoals.' 4"
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gown in front TO the feet. The widows
cap il black aud worn in still point,
which comes very low down on the fore
head, 10 which is fastened q long black
VEIL falling almost 10 the feet behind.
The three Processes wear the same deep
veil and cap without the white bands,
which are distinctive widows dress.
Since the arrival Of Empress Friedrich on
visit 10 her mother, Queen Victoria, the
mourning worn 10y the royal family and
household is in accordance with German
customs Where white crepa caps have
been worn hitherto by some Of the ladies,
black caps are now the fashion, the only
person adhering to the English white cap
being Queen Victoria
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Arutorr Notes.


The Schorr LDuavcs nrc drilling nightly,
preparing themselves for the exhibition
drin nj the hall.
z The members Of the Chickasaw Guards
will meet "a, tho Armory Tuesday night
tot drill practice.
The regular monthly entertainment OF
tho Chickasaw Guards will be gwen
Thursday night, January 10, 1852.
The Memphis Merchants Zouaycs will
resume ddll practice tomorrow night
Can't. DcGrcy desires full attendance.
The loari Of Directors OF tho Memphis
Merchants Zouavcs will meet ut the Arm.
DRY this morning to transact important
business.
Capt. v. X. Ronncr. formerly Of the
Busch zouayes, Of ~. Louis, has been
elected Captain Of the Helm Zouavos, Of
Kansas City, Tho company will partici'
pate in the Indianapolis, Ind, and Mont.
gomcry, Ala, drills
Tho Schor zouavcs announce that
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Hrlo ha. no caual lor OLD n.e.

Tnr Wonderland Museum. iron build.
ing. 1876 and l07 Main street. gives the
finest show ever given In Memphis, ior
the small sum Of 10 cents, aud u crowded
~ every performance, thus showing that
u II Endorsed by our best citizens. There
will bc an entire change Of bin this week.
and II IL the intention Of the management
10 make this resort for ladies and chll.
drcn. presenting MI freaks Of nature In the
Curio Hall, and strictly moral perform.
ancc on the BIiou Thcatcr stage. 10 cents
admits 20 NIL aud an entire change Of bill
each week
The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1889-01-06

Tho Sisters Of the Good shepherd log 10
wturn thanks 10 their friends Tor holiday
good things both for their little ones ~
the industrial school aud the inmates Of
the rciormalory and Maglalcn Asylum
also for many other iavon aud kiudncs.cs
received during the past year; for all Of
which they aud their charges viii not fail
10 remember their good benciaclors in
their daily prayers.
January 3, lSSp.