The Boston forgery reported jesters symornlnc was a family affair, and baa beanarrange.!.

TJ nltad State Minister Marsh Use ar- -..... afBKltakcH . fcmHl

M

AMUSEMENTS.

uraii T H EATEl.Spalding a Pope..P. tthon

Last Night bit two ofMRS D. P. BOWIES

andMB. J. C. McCOLLOM.

IBifi THURSDAY i.VE51HO, NOV. 3BO.

Will bs pieeented

Lt AH, THE 1'j:.-a-

Friday -s- -i rewell benefit cf Mrs. D. P. Bo-wer. Two peifjrmenoea

FA Z II AND JEALOUS WIFE.Batord.j-lir-- nd Mttnee-.J- Y KOB8ABT.

AfcN JUttCtMENTS.

FLY.NS ennounces bimaelf a candiJOE lor Wharimsster at the ensulcKman-d- eleclon. ansgry . mra. nolr

C Hot-LI- S annonnoe himselfHE.nki (or har.ina.u r al lh nnsu-lat- t

asssrtstnaj lection. J.noary .

ri ui,.,- - w....r announce hlmell a canJ. uiUete lor Wli imvuiral the etxulu.

xonnul ai e

br .

houvri--

fcy

O to I i arur lev a.

n tDiply r 1 ro

1 Lb(t

ttAu e

I

D

Y.I.ITlTAT.O

aboutrotd

Lnnotej.aw-- ,Jtuersoi. .l.ecl.

on J.naar. 4 ,

A firstik charge cf the

of a largtfolly qualified sn

apply.sea

lardlng-bcus- e

e iiund.ed men on ml.rx. lie has all the win tag

u.s-ary help 1 can also aup--

coutracttra w.tn outmen. Waiui

Intel'

UTJ.L.E -- Painters, sendS1Q or Ircular toelgn er' Iaeli-tuts- ,

ti u.'-- Cincinnati. Ohio

AV.PLClue:

clsubook-- .

tnu.eneed

cfflt

Pain

i toe Lotion Prec ..J MMaii"iniru,nir

. n a.x aaasa rutd..piy

Out u ;uKand will buJlilxbJ-- '

flat-- r .t la.psylugbailaese. mdra-ru-- i . .1 r uh

go. d Drreemeker, andt t I UHt't13i HJWJLIU A-

1 -- ine. 1 im1 t o . Bet st rjet. tSa

b rr f r 12 mo-'tb- s ii10 . In .rat, by

b n jm ino Adt r a1 P.O.

L. BOA fauu imuCM.Jt and laikjiens lit- -

CBUar id c lion picktrK moaly oa banckb Mtl a muUJt auD ail fcLudu oi do etihein teeia.i K audiatt4MAf , IU- -

Dbkrt: on i a..l or a idraaM KM1linA 1 i JI . ""e JtItltau r It eel Ho

V Abo K I b re cinTiNn lor ioC baai atlll: a arUcle oi ai ca red ; wilbtn oo iar $uj can be made Is ou oay

No. 4. ropiar iitmI Houm L

Bend tatupe joi ci:cttur M

H

Applylgence

doners

Ott-- r reula houseiCK.m. c i wj, "n " PemtAMi botel

five lzbusiness.

ki'i hanli uruiture. Feathers anoO btibMLuia teooos all t ouht at

H. T.

a.ilxnv Twenty o. 1 tailor to go to1 Limt, Hoc, ai. Appiy to BOWta aOuLhil"c Front street. aesu

Oh

l 1 e5 M) acrea if lnd, on K rrLAN ift e tu as f aic. oe

Will ki.ll at po b 1 j ess. on cornr ma . Ckiurl streets, at 18 mTtjLW4JY. Nurnw Ml.

BlNOlT.

irh cah; bnlat.esBale u 'tW S UlOtlir.

U2J K. L- - TOPP

cave.

1

b.e

mo

AiS

with orAu- -

nou

of kind

aveSam.

...rdMln1!E1 Term

in nix am.

Kiecutor.

fcCAl-- K At Bo. Hi MulioiiPLATrBM "ER1K4. The nttck o' grooertea. WillGao.so leaae tbe atjie and dwelling on

ouli-ex-l turner third and aoe'lon aueeiarmtii Apply on piemiaan

RM

a

Address

keeper

u

N.Etir

amoral

raUrot

f

tli.DENC't Dtslrsbla residence, SM Jefroi. atreet. Jippl) on premi iwi- -

l"! i f AM Wntauli-- V pslrol flue largtmc.e , with good wagon and hane-a- .

Ill be in o ..'HfcAf'; enn be eeenat m l.ne!l Yai ,bao: tree nolir

utoi ezrnange for nj proi'J en . , lsi Uire acre o land, five mlbun the cltj.t u Ibe Bonlevard; good

we.l adapted to trult growinggardtn or gal y a bargain if applltd sc

Wltntn uiit. t m-

n

o- -

w

I

411 street.

A No in the center oSALOON j ; goon locsluy. lnformattun ' NM , " No. upward Bow. cl

tM.HU LU At a Henrjw-- tmtiroved pi ce, inaaw c

id o... h i h.r"uiiu,cjnLaii Iiaaj abvUiKSacres i ic. if lu tjiocstMi Wiio a hoc wittuuuoi iroiit ev , w Ml aKed lor a i(ardea.er. dairj man. or oatctitri. ApplT to

nola J, .1 J s." i

l fcjO acres of lan't, 6LaMi X Apbia: ood laud amiabletor laiiuii k t k .1 '.a;iitt parpoM'a; will beold li iota to an. l purcbaavra apvijto

M. J. i lv - WuiieaHtAaonnoia Charleabop K R.

uai gain one or the moatRJktiiilviatJi---

At

and deil(alnl naldeuoa infcLtsiby ouuu y ai naia I n th auoUi aide oi

oJiai Mitel txiended inowi aa tiie ColMill a piaoe, reeenuy owned and oc.apledby IN. i o;ou r i ftj. tor teiiLe, etc, applyaiiae baiiuei btutk. p

Dues a frran Jo at mules arrived la I

M niaUi ; t. loo-- J ut or iuolt and horses ond at aV in lira, at Y .lKas JAMfc

Hiatiie, No. SQ Hanoi street. Qc7

OTP on Vra nai street, on time4 ajiBCulouaL

book-keepe- r,

rslME'

laJHtas,

ftAUL

l.nmeolata.y

nunNo. seven

HOOMI ki cnen etc; lot 11A) by 0. Ap-pi- v

at Mo:- Jtv16 building,

'T ' ' " u.oTn .ttg.'" FiftyW el maai.v mni nr Tit

lasuoyed a iai building. as roadNr- - avening

la thai Nasi

JtOlinr storeOOal.--- .

b a for

uveao

I.

a

ULUHUK tUXON.

in

Main

Appb

street:

Insurance companyoffloe Pisuters' lusaranos Madt- -

aurta-- "

. o Kne a milMP

n ma at 107 Beale strast, salt--. t amlly. not

- i r i.. rt-j- i around: btli u 'lva-.i.i- oae year; good fenc-a- nd

!. u u iju t e p:s e; b mil nom atmDhis ike MiM.i.lppi Klver K. K : wlianul l- ton i an.rs wl n. all tbe corn andSshSbs ixpleuient outheplsoe. For terutand an other lnio:mllou. apply

B HKSi r K- -Bnig ;d Madl n

g.('K l.tASi - ul bine i ob Pr.aionr Piac-- . atau s i al.eet extended, for tenye s Apply to It iUi. Trea-va- oo

n U. 0 PBar-fON- .

li'lB L.E tuE TO OAttilENKeUft About

b- -

P . e. o fl E.rdea land, wl.h a comberof flu Peeb Tree already beailng, on Central Ave.ue.in toe hoi yiora awnwa, aoouIUnnl.arrtmity.ur ruuara

A :rjc ii i.car roa A VsaaTASLaUAulll.

Toag oJ, responsible gsrdensr lt will belasnadsls v., oapi.ee. Apply to

n'7 v Attn C'OMN, lie K.ont at-- s

ton AOt A i eat o wltn leur roomV and al cti.o luIe.i titorgl street7fl Tsrti. w of ti nemando street rs.i-road i.. W.O Kame or W. W.Ood- -win 8Ju) con at set. nnls

TClKtNo. ;lk! root aireet. ApplyO A. BICE i -- EL SO!t,

in . mu Main street.

r a Tan minutes fromIV Pop.sr street ears. Nln rooms,m,m stol Bc.ir.KAinL well. tablstdeti, orchard. Uuee seres, well enc asedand lu go .u order App'y to Minor M-- rl

wether. 1. at bid St- - r. Ten looms; would accjmREtl- ate two mali families. If desired

large lot fcUsebeu; Alabama street, frontingBio x rtiB. n ij ao.iar per niontnnot. Willi apptoved lndoraer.

ojt, l. c J BNHON. 12 JHeron street

R

B

itlage

cistern,

street.

js.iii- - N tntiurbai. residence, on Kennvniir: alable. cariiae n-- . use and 6

enMOeu app.j io aiuui seuM Cnlot. street. oelf

BOARDERS

O Hi-P- or a sentiemsn and wile, at i

b rales Addr M. Hamilton,App-iome- a aw

OAfcDiNU By Mrs. Huns r. Hill, M

Delob street.

A No 1 COtion sti

ROOMS RJ BUARO.

not

OA BIi A good front room and board atc lre- -l

FOR LEASE.

CLX1.no-Wi- th b acres land. Of'I Baas svrnna. Applyat ps wntkllvr trsL

FlUko.

M ABE- - r seven yeare oldAr-A-T

ont ion teen bant a bun, a wenrlgr-- A ' ""he i r fMD att bar by crovla. pr f r j nr.i I g chc ree. applyXJT ; viai land, Catne irses-- .

un t ER O'X.

CwOoa rnx drssass the hair beauUiuily.

FrTTiso.sia Kecood street

a bottie of to v i

ooUi.dk remedyIfkSjuits and ciiildtea.

r

f

r

business

e

Tiiia amount will buymt a syrup, the great

.... ulsSatusrs UiUdeai to

jAPAwams Lactiut-ie- i Boxes and traya. atMLLJOi a ftiinjci, i ia asftigtAaatuk-

AaaUUCA! Drtv.-- Wells

M hIE s CO.B

FUCK WHEAT

antyhs- - veifjaLU.

journea mi aay aitarIt la aald that as effort will be made by

the defendant' counsel to hare the casesi Uriaham Yocng, Mayor Walla, Stoat

Bawl others postponed tilt the laaroh (arm.

Apply at

17b nd o.o

ofW

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at

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

A main stay a Life lnsnranoe policy.Vary scarce yet Candidates for office.

Running regularly our pacicet lines.Much In demand furs and overcoats.Olving aatlatao Uon ine street railroad.Cotton bales the cry is still they come.A useful body tbe board of school vis-

itors.Tbe coming George Francis

Train.A paying investment Memphis Insurance

lock.Wanted marine ways and regular ship

yard.Tbe general council meets y at 2

o'clock.Cosy- - and comfortable the New Memphis

theater.Qury -- Wouldn't a y pay

Memphis?Ought to be cleaned at once the streets

and alleys.Just the tiling tor workingmen building

sssocla lions.The foundation of all our future great

nesa cotton.A good tiling the calico dress ball to-

night.A letter from "Classic Shades" is declined

for want of space.Wood Is eel lng the levee at $6 at) to 7

per cor0, uelivered.What haa become it? the Memphis

and iron Mountain railroad.There was ice In Little Rock yesterday

Ice in Memphis this morning.gffffss beefsteak is twenty cents a pound

uow, while beer is only five cents a glass. Rob-bery !

The Galveston News given Memphis thecredit ',fc"(t uie lead ol all other twuiherncities.

The county has entered regu-larly tbe business of -- raaing in" the fundsJor isa.

Tbe chain-gan- g is a very respectable forcepieaeuU lue Citauuu ou Aauuw auwi

yeoutrday.Train spoke Bowling Green, Kentucky

on Monday night, and was, as usual, nomina-ted tor tbe presidency.

Merchant are afraid to touch mess pork,flic market U overstocked, and pacaersbave

lo pUO.iab biaUbUCn.Huiat attempted to beat the art exp

sittou out of picture, by meau lorged lWk- -

fiM taieray evening, iney wcrotBuiuityome young men are a little partial to

.... uiaiatiii; ulneis use UsUX-eye-

,umrm , but tue moneyed girls have the luiaiaexsKSKSKssi

'aoulre Miller concluded the evidence inlie liM in business yeaUirUay, and sent tbe

julpilt to Jail in aefauli of ft.e tbouaaudImts' bail.

ihe very last if Colfax is objected to onacvouuL of his occasional suilie, now canuram be who "iuUi" as long aeUC Caall aslaUU T e

The news-slan- have less than fourteen uitkienL tuuiaiiatc- - lor la"., wb.le tbe

u ioieB re supi lieu by ine 4uacas wiin uiiMt ten tous ul uitiu.

Ueiinuuent aaminlstratora. executors andguaidbsaaa will couie in for a share of iega.1 ex- -

Clt nvnomy 11 U1CJ UUU avtaAL. u vua aaavattaixa wUh Uie county clerk.

A card of the Chicago Young Men 'a Christ-ian union, received yesieruay, lieesojouru-in- g

cbrUtlans that city to all tbenottpiialiUcsi of thai useful body.

The laat U Wendell .Phillips voted forLiuuoln after denouncing him as a "slaveuouiid," I it any reason ne should not vote lortiraUii alter caiang nim a drmikaru "

The great wants of Memphis cotton mills,waler-wuik- elevator, a graued levee, uniondepot, the iwansas City and the Jefieraon ral.-io- d

and joj.uw bales of coilou. Let n workfur all these.

Yesterday was a good cotton day In Mem-phis. Over four thousand baies of the staplea ere sold. This is a much as to say three hun-dred and fifty thouaanu dollars changed handhers in this city.

A communication from Judge Underwood,of Arkansas tho Is el tbe reaoudy hotel.:, inrelation lo some local outnpi.cauuns in hiscounty, should be lead to laborers who thtna

going lo our sister olals uj work.The Galveston News closes article upon

the Memphis and Shrevcport railroad withthis: "We have hesitation la fully Indors-ing the Appkal as regards the Importance to.MemphiBof this roan, with ail its river andlaiiroad connections

Tbe secretary 8late has official Informa-tion of the vot.ng population of ail the ouuu-oe- s

the Slate except Hancock. TheregffsUaM w hile and ou,aeu biaca voters, aud It isestimated that tbeie are hut lew moie thanibousand voters In liaucoca,of which s

are white. This would make a total olnot less than t,713 voters in Uie

Both branches of tbe legislature have rati-fied, as we anticipated, tbe contract madebetween the Ooveruor and Meesrs. Looney aO'Connor, who uow have charge of the peni-tentiary and its seven hundred convicts. Tblnanuounceiueul will be gladly received by tuei evli road builders of the tttate, and uy the rusnvirieuds Colonel Looney in this oily.

The cltixeni Memphis who want a bargain, can find a full supply of "Coal Creek(.Oft. at the Memphis and Charleston depot.Mi. John B. Oalloway will give all nec(isarinformation, We have tested this coal theAffEAL office. grates. In stoves and undeiour boiler, and can recommend it as equal totue best Pittsburg.

A Charlestou editor who recent1 y visitedNew York, thinking upon the muitltudaolmerchauts who, lu that Babel, for aliving, asked htm eif the question : "Uow dothese attain success among a myriad of com-petitors actiieve notoriety, and eventuallyleap into tbe possession of the brown-ston- e

mansions up town, aud of the rural palaces ofthe suburbs?" The answer Is in two words;"by advertising!"

A paragraph in Tuesday 'a Appeal, in re-gard to ihe escape of three convicts from Mr.uweus, la calculated to do that gentleman lo- -

Justloe. lie was not talking at ihe time toirisii gentleman, nor was tneie any one neaihim. rie went to the cut near White's underprotest fearing lhat lt was not a safe place tocarry the con v lets to. They watched an op-portunity aud off, notwithstanding Mr.oweis promptly nreu at tueni, tie ieets mahe is hot to blame.

RAILROAD NEWS.

A meet Ins-o- the commissioners of the Memphis and Knoxville air-lin- e railroad will beueid at urano j unction un i be zatn insiaui.

Coahoma county, Mississippi, has votedjbii'.iM subscription to tbe Mobile and Northwestern railroad, terminating near Friar 'i

Point, Tbe vote was almost unanimousThe people Memphis are a unit for tbe

niirevepori raiiroaa. it is me most popuia:euierbriie ever set foot In this section oloounlry, and when completed will prove themost remunerative.

The Huntington paper aay. "The Nashvilleand N't th western railroad is In better ruunibs order than ever before. It is now. lu

tbousan truth, a flmi-cla- s road, aud can boast of as. . ..t mall .. sUl maCUlnelV rvinvar.lanrw. fi.ntfnrta Ufl I

the gentiemaniy conductors, any in tbeThe Tf Mall saya lt Isqull souin. so much lor ine present mauagemtimn: hjfftf story I, thought ihe U lawllsl and

or

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ville railroad ooinpany wia lake oontrol ofih Masbvllle snd Oecatur railroad early Intbe spring or at least several months prior tothe time .July 1 agreed upon lu the contract.Freights have greatly increased during thepast two or three weeks, and extra trains havebeen brought into requlalUon.

A freight train on the Memphis ami Ohiorailroad was wrecked near Milan day beforeyesterday, occasioning a delay of the trainson that road The day before yesterday's 6p.m. train sua yesteruay s iu a.in. train uaunot reached McKenslew ben tbe North western train for Nashville left. The extent of thedamage ,one has not been ascertained.

We are reliably Informed that work on tbeMemphis and Ualsbxh narrow-gaug- e railroadwill begin next we. a, and be pushed forwardas vigorously as men and money can impel lt.The Oumract calls for the completion nf theroad by April of Itfi. Tbe prospects of theancient capital of Hhelby are brightening. 1

is destlnsd to be our favorite suburb aud thegreat resort of uur people In summertime.

Mr. DubUnger, a citlten of Moscow, assuresns that the people lu his neigh born ood are allanxious ana desirous of railroad con use lionwith Memphis, and will willingly subscribe totne ocnsiructioti u: tiie Memphis and Knoxvilla e railroad usrrow-aaua- In i

tew days they will have an opportunity cfdoing so. ine auoscripiioB oi fneiny countydepends altogether upon what they do.

A company has been organized to build arailroad from Knoxvtlle. Kentucky, to Jackson, Tennessee. Winn Oavie, of the formerplace, is president. Iu completion gives theMississippi Central the Shortest route east.and becomes the most Important through lineaoutn. lomncoit, oi tne i'etnayivania cen-tral, backs li wltn as much money aa Is needed alter the counties along the line have donewnai tneycan.

Tbe Kentuckv New Era nf tbe 17th publishesthe resolutions of a meeting held at Cadiz onMonday, the uth nstant. in the interest of theLoulavUie,slemphlsand New Orleans rsuroad.Uon. T. C Dabney was chosen chairman, and

H. darneii, Uon Lytlleton Cooke,president of the road, was present, and madea speech threeiinrcars or an hour long, inwhich he gave a very cheering account of theprospects for the construction of the road.

The West T unease Democrat en?gests aafollows: M while nor Jaoksen frleuda arewo i kins to build a raiirod from Jacksn toibe Teantssae river, by voting a tax In

county, woo'd lt att be weil tor tbefilencs of tbe enterprlav to jvn ns n onrefiori to build a road from Jkoa to thispiaoeT Bobml a ax tor $Jtd 000 and give usha r for onr enterprise. Thai will lnirsaithe peopie in all parts o tne ncty; alworaing loaetner ii is boon a to carry, w nenthe east ed west have got tea their road,'hey wtll not help the Drtn and south. Iklatter know tbta and will not help tbe formar. oetus help Henderson do a gnat deafor herself while wa are at it, A road frominks to Faduah opens all of Handaraonsasgiij to all tne world."

MEDapCEgf OIE LVOLLAB PES TAID

yiTTi taxnasQIVUIVI IBlaH POPLIMB,

The best In tbe market,

GREAT BARGAINS INH VlIIBT, BLACK I1LKI,

ADDESPECIALLY IN LBEfrJS GOODS.

H&RZ j(i ft BRO.

A C A Lie.

If Mr. J. If nuann srlP allow his Bias anbe placed before tbe people of Memphis forwharfinaabar in our coming eleeUon.be willreceive :n hearty welcome and snpport of histuany friends and admirers.

MANY CITIZK.Ni.WAWTsU) at Lha aVmlhasrii PalaA. twaJws

practical dry troods salesman. hni tKrws wknare thoroughly tamUlar with the city andcountry trade needed. Apply between lbsnours or aight and tan a ah k a.m

M

AC ii ACK KIT. bupartatwLdaBL

8aLi of the Anderson bouse and lota to datOasalbns ieavas at ten o'clock from tha offl- -iof Royaler, Tiaxsv ant ft co the aueUoaaara.NXOlIl,

gists.is kept by all first MApply to them for a circular.

HOTICE Tat hUaPPEKS.

Omen MBXm OoatPAsTy..November 11th, 1871. f

Mr. C. H. Halght la this day aoaolBtagent of thjft aompany at Memphis

T. A. LBWJH, sHtprtssisst,

Bddlns vs V enable; 100, Fargo son AClay vs Edglmrton; 1188, Goebies vs Adsr-so-

adm'r; 1337. Grldsr vs Stone: 1S88,Iaen vs Koeei 1388, Isen vs Grwsrjwaid;1380, Iaen vaKobloas; 1381, lien vs Kline;

93.THE FARRINGTONS.

Tbe History of a Vsgraat Family WfeftMeal ftfttf Murder for a LI via.

The Toils SIowy Vl lad fug; Mound ThemThe Express vi

Their Track.

One day in the early part of laat springgentleman who was on board a White riverpacket at our wharf, Laving taken passage toAngusta, Arkansas, sent for Captain A they.of the police force, to whom he pointed outperson who was a deck passenger, saying saidpassenger waaa murderer. Csptaln Athey arrested him, and lodged him In the stationhouse. Bis name was Fanington, and he hada horse In his possession which was claimedfew days afterward by some gentleman fromTipton county. But the cause of his arrest wasnot this horse. The gentleman who had himarretted accused him of commit tin r threemurders one at Augusta and two in a town ofuorweru Missouri, rarnngion was sent toJail, and kept there until some gentlementrum Missouri came down and Interviewedhtm. He was not tbe man that hd done tbeinuraer in their house, but lt was his brotherHe was then brought before a Justice,charged with hoe-sieailn- i, aud sent buck tjail In default of S.uou bail. While going upMain street he got a way from the cousiablea u ran an tnrougn Chelsea, but bad to "banup nnaiiy in ironi or a large Jenoe. nd wasagain captured and shyed in Jail After thlsssMesM he remained in Jail for some weekuntil he manatf--d to icet out on strsw bailthrough the medium of some of the lawyersthat ran manaire Mich thliijn. Durtns taibslay In j ill, Captain Athey had information of

ii a uozen muruers anu as many robberiesthat had been perpetrated by himself aud hisbrother, but being unable to obtain any wlt-n-s-

he could do nothing. The FarringtonsHgan turn up as the principals in tbe recentroooery oi tue express car at inion city.

Since tbe occurrence a few weeka since, iUnion city, of the express-ca-r robberv. MWorlev and his detectives have bee Industiiously working np tbecase, and have finallyiucewded In discover Rtl who were the thieves.The Cnlon City Courier ssys their names areHenry Clark, ttdward Hussell and WilliamBarton, and there is no doubt but thai theyare the parties who committed tbe expresstobDeiy at Moscow, iney were traced to i,uster's landing, on the Mississlslppi river, abonfifteen ml Jet. below Hickman, where they havibeen making headquarters for some timeTheir otien-ibI- e occupation was keenins arueery at a point whee, peihaps, they woudnoisell enough in a month to pay their boarda dy. Hearing they were suspected,they took to the canebrake. Escaping fromtheir hiding-bol- e. Clark went to Missouri,where he was arrested aud escaped Clarkand Hasell are brothers, going unde assumednames, meir reai uaiue oeiag rarnngionTheir mother has recently started to move M

i'exa and lt is understood that the threethieves are to meet her at some point alongine route oi ner travel, and accompany ue:There Is no doubt but that the thieves wlsoon be captured, and Jusiice ad ministered tothem. One thousand dollars reward is offeredfor them, dead or ah e. The Farrl Bghaaj arefrom Dickson county, and Barton from Texasout more recently a brKliemau ou the Nashviae and Northwestern railroad. The arrestof the men at Somervllle Is another case oimistaken identity.

With these tacts before them, our sharpdetectives ought to be able to make a boldbtnke for that one thousand dollars.

PERSONAL.

Little Charley Decker is In Nashville,Ms. C. L. Loop, cshler of the western de--

partnitnt f the rvmthern Kxuress comnanvhas stain tdaced the appeal under oblittations or a file of New York papers In advanceoi ine mails.

Miss Kmxa Wilkinson, formerly a sweetsidh'Tid i slvary Church choir, sana si a concert tn Bio klyn. New York, a lew eveningssince, and the Times of lhat city says, " washonored with deserved recall.

A good thing which occurred recently atGreenville, leunesaee, hss lound Its way Intotbe Boston Post, i he attention of a country -man visiting a ay junai b s town was att.acted by tne alttterina slun or the Andes inaurauce company. He looked at it long anditlleuuv, auu meu uroae oui in a joyiuiclaniallon : " u ell. I knowed old Auuy wouiube at some thin' af re long; I tell yer. theycan't keep him down ; no, they can't," andwalked on.

We calx attention to tbe card of BramluCarter A Co., commission merchants. NewYotk; bramln, Bummers A Co., and Bummersa Bramln, New Oileau-- , houses of near tweutyyears standing, anu an u to manyoi our most prominent mercuants anu leadlng business men, aud connected with Brauiin. Carter A Co We commend this houseto our frleuda and the country, and assurethem ol prompt responses to all htialnnasqulrles and propositions.

Mayor Johnson returned yesterday fromNashville. His mission was successfully accomplished. The ninety loousand dollarsclaim growing out or in existence of the Mtropolitan police force, a State Institution, wasadjusted, ana me war ciaim oi tweni-nv- e

thousand dollars aga nst Memphis was so ar-ranged that the city is relieved. Buch was thefavorable Impression, as we are advised, madeby the mayor t at he ws repeatedly told bytiio-- m autuoriiv . iiihi hu tniua at an rea--unahle asked f r by Memonls would be cou- -ceded. Mrmphls Is doing much, and pn.poaesto do more or ibe aggiuhdizeiiieui oi iennes- -

and theielore. it is said, lt bees me tbeprtAiuoe of the State g'lveinmeui to promo',by alt possible aaaaasL tbe purposes and dimsoi those co ut rolling the fortunes of Memphis.

HoN. R. T. W. Dt'KE. who defeated the Kadical Federal Judire Alexander Hives for congress, in the Flub district of V'irglula, u at thereabouy noiei. ue is a member oi tue conaressiiiual committee. ai'Doiuted to devise I

plan lo protect the low lands against overflows,and would gladly have an interview with.aniain jonn owaen. l. uaxer. auperiu- -endent ol tbe Western Cnlon Telearaph com

pany in ArK.ansa; captain J.J tianschbuiiof Louisville; Oener-- 1 W. M Brown, uf Oeorsla: J. H. Maddox. of New York : Paul Jonesof Bolivar, and Judge Underwood, are also atins reaooay, w tin iotouei rauixner.oi uis- -asasysst, wno urges ine cousiruciion oi tnertipiev , Mississippi, narrow-gaug- e railway.

LAW REPORT.

Plrat Clreatt tsart-Hedsk- eU. Jndge.To day's calendar contains the following

cases: I'M, ;.v.. ..-- t, i.sji,l$7, 1.13U, im. ISM, litrl, H, lama, 1348, 1 ol, 13bu.lil'il, laoT. 1J71, 1J7D, i37h, 133U. 1M1. and 1.Trlggally vs c ty ot Memphis; l.xsi, Ooodhuevs Page el ai : lM, Ooodhue vs Page et al : 1.M),Laird vs Dixon ; ISbT, Uen vs Lev ;ioVii, Isen vsRose; lib?, Isen vs Oreenwald; 1380, Isen vsHchloss; 1391, lxei vs Kline; 13VI, MIssIhsI' ptuver railroad company vs ismimous ; ijwo,fitaie vs Kuox A Haines ; 1397, Mempnta Ger-man saving lusurance company vsApp; 13W,Hanks, P. ft Co vs Meuiman, admr ; lioi, Rob-bin- s

et al vs Barbour et al.

ftecaad Circuit Court --Judge Bay.y the following oases will be called for

trial: Noa. Thornton vs. Johnson et al.;3, lent vs He ley: WO, Ol nu si HonMouthatl, Hitzfield Moore; 67, Mitchell vsPerkins ; 61. Jones vs Choat A Co.; 699, Mitlervs. r ightmaster; 700, Curls vs Peel; 0i, Wrayvs Campbell ft Co.- 70U Wray vs Campbell ACampbell 7u3, Caldwell vs dltchell, Hoffmanft Co; ?ui, Thomas va Arlington; 70s, McCor-mic- k

vs Hunn A Co.; 707, Kelly va Brooks ftHltxfield; 700, Karr va Karr A Lesen berry; 710,

tieridau vs towns; .u, uiacx hi ay millervs Fie.d; 716, horreet vs 11,1am; 717, Her onvs Ashe; 7is, Mrs. Hlckey, admr. vs HvatLOdell A Wolf; 71V, Neane vs Mobile and Ohiot at road company; 721, G race vs Htgan A Co.;79 Mehlluger A son vs Voorheeset al; 72,Newtou vs Pump : 730. Cash va De Loach, admr:731, Bealty va Goodwin; 72, Helnrich vs Jack- -

sou s bu diucsii'.i, j ,c ri u. vaVerger; 736, Kloe, ttilx ft Co. va Ebbert; 7jA,McElroy vsMalone, executrix, etc.; 7Sr, Roachft Co. vs awenan mil A MLranxe; 738. carr vsCaldwell: . bales vs Augier; .4. Ilmsn Bros,vs Jones. 743, Parker vs McCoy; 744, Malone vsbwamp; 746, Davls,Jr., va Barton.

(banThe case of Saint vs Tavlor was resumed

and argued by counsel, but notunlshed st the hour of dJournment, It willbe concluded this luoiblna. after which tneremaining unflulshed cases of the calendarwill be taken op. Is motion day.

No call was made vesterdav of the rtsnilarcaaes which had been set. Tbeaptcial case ofdivorce, which was set tor last Monday andcontinued because of absence of counsel, willbe called at half-pas- t nine this morning. Wit-nesses who summuued in the caae mustbe present at the above hour. Should thespecial case not be ready to be proceeded with,yesterday's cale dar of caaes will be called.Altorfieyaand parties interested should governthemselves accordingly. Tbe call of yester-day's calendar of cavsee, if taken up, will beperemptory.

Wanted at the Southern Palacsv asssassipractical dry' g'tods salesmen. Only those whoare thoroughly familiar with the citv andcountry trade ne dud Apply between thenoura 01 eignt and ten o clock a.m.

G. B. HACKETT, Superintendent.

Hale of the Anderson house and lots t.

Omnibus leaves ai ten o'clock from the officeof Royster, Treaevaol A Co., the auctioneers.

ATlUKt MI.ML MEAT.

Atm ore 'a Mince Meat.Atmore'a Mince Meat.Atmore's Ml no Meat.Atmore's Mince Meat.

Very choice and fine.OLIVER, FINNIE ft CO.

N it'RML is the great antidote for neuralgia.

Tbe cheapest and beet Drains and Clean inshouse in tbe city la at 'i6 Secoud atreet (Haulft Hanson's old stand

ANSON wat graJOS LOCXE. 210 Main street, hss the lira-ea- t

assortmsnt of Magasiues, Pictorials and dailies ic tne city.

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Paris Fans and Jewelry, at ELLIOTT ftKiiJU&LX. sti. Main street-- , near Adams.

Fbanx te Ltjca has returned to Memphis,and Is uow ready to fl; I all engagsme.. t givenhim wit Lb Lt'Ca a stkinw Ba.hu?' forbails, parties, etc Orders may be left si Elliottft ruoaeiy a. siv stain street, or ax reier an- -

gtonetie a, soaineasL corner ox jenersou andseoona streasi.

Chinese Porcelain Ware, at ELLIOTT ARIDOavLY, XLV Main street, near Adams.

Examine the grate in this office. Tis a praafiviag ol fusi. Ena.

Advertisement of Dr. Butt's Dbmsnaarv.headed Book lor the M UU ou Marriage Guide

In another ouiumn. it snouiu ue.read by

ftVYaarfsirv TaKe vour fall c'othlna to LhsBteam Dyeing and Cleaning House THunt ftManson a oiu siana j, jw oswuu .i wu

nAPnuii a vVALA.Bat

Vtxwh a WrtUnE Desks. Work and JewelryBoxes, at ELLIOTT A KIDGBLY, ZUf Mainstreet, near Adams.

New root made. Un roots painted, and allkinds of roofs repaired by

s. c JUXNE.B, 117 ropiax street- -

Jeat, CoatyoaT' Ajrp EcoMojtT.-Th- ls yooI by having your antes set with

AwSxum a xsaprvTemtBi. oau at I

and at night at 7X o'clock.Rsv. y. 0. McLba will preach In the

Chelsea Cumberland Presbyterian Church,corner Fourth and Looney streets, this evsavlog, st 7 o'clock.

Lin Ti.'B km.b ntch In th ST1rl her-.-

FATAL ACCIDENTS.

Md Lady Crafth4 ley Death by aat the Ohle Pegsas

Child Blown Out af tha WorldCrittenden County, Arkansas.

Accidents seem to take the place of crimesIn the social vortex of Memphis. Somethingla always occurrlt'E to hock the nerve? ofthndeiicatelyrcanlzed or to disturb the peace ofme timiu. we nearu 01 two disastrous accidents yesterday. An old lady named MrsBill was the victim of a horrid misfortunewhich overtook her a little after noon yeaterday near the Ohio depot, by which she waskilled. She lived lu Scotland, aud was appa-reuii- y

coming cltvw-rd- Walking along thetrack of the Memphis and Ohio road a littlebeyond tbe Third street cross! uk, sue wasKnocked down by an engine and somutilated that she never spoke axaln. Aboutthirty feet beyond the spot where ahe wasallied commeuoea the trestle work, or bridge,over the bayou. She had crossed that comingcity wares ; acu, according to toe represen

of employs ot ihe road who saw theevent, she moved from between the twotracks, where she had been walking on to tbetrack over which the engine was movlDg. Shewas evidently under the impression that thetrain was on tbe other one. Ihe switchman,seeing the mistake, made a violent gesturewith his hat, and the e gtneer reversed theengine. He was so close to the lady lhat hecould not seenier, besides nis eye ws nxed onihe switch-tend- for blgnlas. Tbe train ranupon the lady and crushed her. taking anarm entirely off and breaking the skull. ItIs said that her legs were broken also. Theebtrtne was stopped too late. In a few moments afterward Mr. Ryan, a clerk at thedepot, was sent to remove the bodywith a force of men. He found her lyingbetween the rails In the mutilated conditl. ndescribed, aud still living. She opened andclosed her eyea several times, and held apocket-boo- k In her hand. She was dressed inblack, and had black kid gloves on. She vatonce removed to the felgbt house and woidsent down town to her two sons, who are part-ners in the grocery house 01 F txgerald ACo., on Front row, betw een Court and Madi-son streets. She was subseouenily removedto the residence of one of her sons on Frontstreet, opposite the Jail. The engineer Is

from blame; by the voice of thosewhoaaw the accident. It was not the tegularswitch engineer but a ireignt train engineerthat was detailed to do that sort of wot a yesterday. There were n ve or six cars attached tothe train, and lt was moving at the rate of fourmil a an hour at uie lime, some peopie saythat bo:h tracks were occupied at the time bytrains going in different directions, and thatin trying to escape uue sue ieii uuuer ineother. Sue was going from her son's house onlirluklev avenue to the house ot her other sonopposite th Jail, on Fron street, at-lh- lime.

The other hit i accident occurred inCrltienden county, Arkansas, In the house otMr. v uson rtosenoery, wno uvea near uarioii.He was pouring some powder, w hich be hadpurchased tn Memphis, Into a horn, when aspark from the ci ackling logs on the hearthflew into the powder, producing sn explosion,

which his child, standing beside him, audhimself were so severely Injured lhat theirlives are considered in imminent danger.Some of the fragments of tbe horu struck akerosene lamp on the mantle, upset lt, aud sospread the fire that destruction threatened thehouse for a few miuutes. The presence ofmind of Mrs. Koaeiibey, however, saved anyfurther disaster, as she at once put out the fireby a timely application of a bucket of water.

COLORED PROGRESS.

The colored people are progressing in alldirections. It afiords considerable food forphilosophical study to observe how quicklysnd closely they follow the more devious waysof ihe Caucasisn intellect. Here la a specimen.it was handed to ur nenevoieni reporterwhile he was searching for peculiar forma ofhuman in iaen at the siation-nous- e yeaieruay:

"Memphls, Tenn., Nov. 21, 1871.

To the Benevo ent Tbe bearer of thts is InLimited SlicumsiaLces and h'ma d his wifeIs Both Honest and Working Darkeys andthey have A child Dead and la not able tohave lt Burred and any som you may lavorhim with will be apprloa'ed by him.- w . a ,11 ai aYienaen nros.

Our benevolent reporter referred the bereave 1 father to Squire Spellman for au orderon the county undertaker.

HELENA IHE ElVKEIEaT POINT OBTHE MIVKK.

The Helena Clarion reereU that the littletown la gaining an unnvlarle reput-ttio-

ahroaj.. o wonder, when we find all thisgoing rn in that sp r ng village

On day before y sale day evening, neardark the f rryboat Rover landed quite alumoer 01 em'grun's in mis cry. no sooner

hsd fie touched this shore thanthey were attacked b lrapadent tcjandreisacdscimps with thief card monle and other thieving tricks of their rascally pro tsalo".

Snndsv morning witnessed six hand-to- -hand enconr.t- rs on Market square.

a row occurred on wain street nignt beforelait between a party of .olored nymphs and

a white vagaeonaa, in wrncn an wererataa

Tne 11 flux of thieves, swindlers and blacklegs nectsntate an Increase of our poPcelo'ce We call tne attention of cn- - newcnuucll to tola imports' t fact. Helena con-tains a floating pot , ma y of wbouy.or d' tiuguiahed aervioes, should be in the

ttate penitentiary.Lick BUca bum, tbe colored man who wa

shot at Cotg ove's saloon on Saturday night,died at three o'clock on SaLday.

AT THE FIFTY-CEBI- T STORE,

m street.new goods arrived ; a great variety of ChinaBobemian glva vases. China oupa and sac-cer- a

ard bias mags, albums, lace collsraand handkerchiefs, lad las' underwear, kidgloves, and a great many other articles. Calland examine the gcoda.

Pumps, 31 Second street.

IjnNDoN lresslnc Caaes and Toilet Article.at BLUOTT A KIDGKlY, 219 Main street.uearAaaass

PI VE MIBCTEV BOTICE.

Is all that Is necessary when you use

OLIVER, FINNIE A CO--

Self Rising Buckwheat.

MESSRA. FrHHTENHEIM A Hns. of flB Jelferann street, are in dally receir of venisonfresh from Arkansas. Dressed! reys. Justfrom the tar my ard, and cbicke:

iSrEBERDKBiED itDiarlus ttarnflt-r- l trse4 if tn t f t n t

the hands of General Sale, wu tQk him overto Justice Miller and had a prfimluary In-vestigation of his case. The Justice le. iiiinout on a bond of o e thcisand dollars. Ber-nard is the person who had the dlAlculty withyoung Holmes Sunday night weea1 He showstwo or ruts, which he says be received Inthe tight before he shot Holmes. He wentover to Arkansas and remained there until thestorm blew over. He hss been In the city afew days. Holmes ts getting along well. Hewas out yesterday. The case will be up beforeTdqulre Miller again

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who are desirous of purchrVnf J.ie1ABLE and GENUINE set OfTf gwould advise you to c 11 on Leldy ft lO.aan rar.you vrtilfl (tin their assortment of Oent nHi theand business Huts, and Ladles' Furs..very int and oet that are worn and prouuceo. r. amine tueir goods and judge lorI furstii

J. R. West, with Menken Brothers. Caland see him li yon want good and cheapgooua.

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BUCKWHEAT CASKS.SELF-RISIN- BUCK WHEAT al warn makes

aoou caaes. Any coos can use ass l. faro-cera sell st manufacturer's prices.

LOCAL NEWS.

--Go to Leddln a Coliega.Attend Robertson's Business Collage.Thos. Cubblns, bricklayer, 2S4 Main street.Armstrona's Photoaraphlc Gallery. No 21!

Main street. Three faultless gem pictures fornuy cents.

Wanted at the Southern Palace twelvepractical dry soods salesmen. Only those whoare thoroughly familiar with tbe city andcountry trade needed. Apply between the

G. B. HACKETT, Superintendent.

LADU 'TIER ABD BCARFS,

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ALL THE NEW STYLES AND SHADES.A splendid assortment can be found at

T, W. JOHNSTON ft CO. Ti,

Opposite Pea body Hotel.

The Anderson property, conslstinfi- of a rest.denee and several e lots of Nnd timnrpassed In fertility, will be sold to-d- at asadvertised, to tne niahest bidder, at eleveno'c'ock. Conveyances leave the office of

A Co., auctioneers, at ten o'clock.

A. &ESSL & SON.

Unprecedented Bargain in DryGood, at price lower than thoseof any home in the city.

We shall positively clear the retailstock of our establishment by Janu-ary 1, 1872, and offer our goodsregardless of value, to effect ourpurpose.

Every article in the house sold atfigures so cheap that it uHU chal-lenge your surprise

You will save twenfy-flv- e dollarson every one hundred you purchaseby buying of us.

Positive closing out sale at A.Seessel or Son's, 269 Main street,opposite Court Square.

Lt you suffer from neuraigl supply "Neurtl."

Coal and coke tar for sale at the Gas com-pany's offise, Jii Second street,

Frva THoraAND cations natlTs wins st nnsdollar par gallon, from one re' Ion to a caskContent, Vlrginis seedi ng and California atV a IT CO J a x?os n SHIMIA.1 a.No, fl and 7 Howard Row.

Ajt BaraBi.ianu RxaurDT. "Brown' Bron-chial Troche." nr. wld.lv known .s un .t.K.lUhsd remedy for couch, oolda, bronchitis,Bosracneae, and othw trouklea of the throatand lunga.

t Balb of th Anderson house and lot to-d-

Omnibus leaves st ten o'clock from th nffleaof Royater, Traaavant A Cos tha auctioneer.

raaaraiL' taamadlatalv rallnu u.aaaaisaiU rte arJla

DEAiEBS IE 9OXX TXX CT JtC.a3L JCIWALL PAPER,

THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-THUESD- AY, NOVEMBER 1871.THIS MEANS BUSINESS- -

Aa Is valuable Work far Meaaphas.

We give below the form of anbaorlpUon toth capital stock of the Vemohlsand Jack-ao- n

narrow-gaug- e road, whoae ecmm'aalon-er- aop n boob a nex' Monday at the effloe of

WUl'am R. Moore. E q :"We the nndeiaigned, blng desirous of

aiding In the build tng of the r arrow-gang- s

railroad from Mere phis to Jackson, TennesvHee, uereoy snoscrius uie amounts oppositeonr respective names, in shares of twentv.five dollars each, 10 tbe capital stock 01 thesompany. five per cent to be paid In easrj,and the remainder when called for bv thepresident and directors of the company. Ideatla not exceeding fifteen per cent everythree months ; provided, that the money hereanbse lbed except the five per cent, a hail beued tn building and eqatping the road inoaeioy county, lenn

THE BALL. OF THE SEASON.

Its Manogers auad Belt gbta.

All the pretty girls of Memphis are expectedto attend the grand calico --dress bail of the a

sod, given this evening by the United HebrewRelief aasoclalioD. The manager Is AdolphLoeb. Reception committee-N- . D. Menken.L. Kleeer, Sol Hess, B. Lowenstetn, G. H.juuan, jay Levy rTioor committee a. C,Mitchell, Assar Sartorioua, Charles Herxok,Sol. Morris, Jac. Harp man n, M. Llaaauer MFreiberg. Stiiper committee Henry Seeaselsr., Julius Behr. M R. Lowenstine. HenrvKlein, Morris Hahn, E. Ackerman. Theofficers of the association are: L Happek.Prew-iden- t

: I.Sartortous, Vice President ; M Frel- -terg,scHreUiry; Laxar Levy, Treasurer. Direct- -

. u. as euaen, j . rueser, u. lvremer, 001.Halle, E. Ackermann, Adolph Loeb.

TO LABORER.

Information having reached me that an in-

discreet deputy of Sheriff Gordon, of Phillipscounty, Arkansas, had, on Saturday and Sunday last, collected excessive taxes, not due, ofpoor laboring people In the Walnut Berdandthe lower end of Council Bend, and Issuingverbal writs of garnishment, which caused astampede ot colored laborers on several plannations In those localities, where their servicesa- e ao much needed at present.

Now. I. as Judas of the county court of PhilHps county, feel lt my duty to state unequivo-cally that all such unlawful acts are rot recog-nised by either the county authorities or byMr. Gordon, If he is not misunder-stood. Whatever taxes, poll or other, thatpe rso ns w ere aNwesaed for istu or pt avious yeare should be paid, but noone Is now liable for poll-ta-

Arkansas, whose names do not appear on thelist pia- ed in the hands or tne sheriff by mecounty court; and 1 will abate further In con-clusion with this matter, that whatevermoneya ave been erroneously collected willbe refunded, and that any citlaen r 'Tennesseeor other States that may come to Krkanaas tolabor will not be taxed for tbe privilege, a.now seems lo be the linpreas'on among manyunlettered colored people and further thatthey will be protected oy our laws.

ti. K UNDERWOOD,Judge County Court Phillips county, Ark.

DRESSED POULTRY! DRESSED POULTRYDavidson A Co., 244 second street, have 600lbs. Da esse d Poultry for sale. Dealerwill find lt to their advantage to give them acall.

PROFESSOR CHt8I.ES MATER,Organist of St. Bridget's church, graduate ofthe Lei pale conservatories of music, and lateof New York city, would respectfuUy announceto the citizens of Memphis that he Uprepared to receive pupils on the piano andIn vocal music. Classes In harmony andthorough bast will be formed. Application tobe made at the music stores of the city.

Terms MO per quarter, ot 115 per month;payable monthly.

GOLLADAY'3 FlPrT-THIR- MONTHLY DRAWING will take place at Paducah, November 27,15.1. Among tae prises are stuuu in green-backs; building lot in Rowling Green, IttOU;

horse, buKR-- and harness, StWu: piano, toon;gold watch and chain, 1250: An oil painting,1260; th 0 in gold and 481 other prises, consisting 01 velvet cioaas, sue drense, overcoats.olaukets, coverlets, sewing machines, cookingstoves, so ld sPverware, gold and sliverwalchea. standard books, musical Instruments,etc. Tickets si, or six for $S. For ssle at Oolladay 4 Smith's. Bowline Green Kv.: W. ScottGlore's, Louisville, Ky.; S. L. Powell's, Padu-cah, Ky. Orders by mail or express should beaaoresseu to j. 1. uoiiauay, bowling tireen,Kentucky.

Statements of drawing and articles drawnwill be forwarded promptly.

M esses. DoaroHo A Bule let's public sale of'Melrose V Usee" homes, advertised In our

columns for several days past, reunited in thesaie 01 si Ait ne. v r.. io s to actual purcnasera, and most of them to men who design toImprove them as early as practicable. Thosewno were not lonunaie enough to ne presentcan now purchase any of the remaining lots

n renso.nf.oie ierma oy caning upon lessrsioiono a mux ley, madison street, with heutmost assurance of rain and squabs deal-ing. Just such as they will practice either alprivate or public sales. Thee gentlemen deserve the thanks and patronage of the publicin their efforts to overcome the suspicionlurking in the minds of many that a publicsale cannot be held in Memphis without '

There were no by bidders" on thisoccasion: sixty-seve- n lots were offered, andJust sixty-seve- n were sold, each to the highestb.dder and actual purchasers.

Wanted To purchase walnut lumbar torm auu fact uring i rposea.

t. r r'j a , itju second street.

A. as. FBtlKLABD dt CO.

Retail dealers In the city and country merchants should make It a point to attend tberevuiar irroe-eaie- a made oy tnisfirm at their auction-room- Noa. 186 and IV.Main street. Messrs Frankland A Co. havearrangements with manufacturers and Im-porters North and East, by which they are en-abled to off- - r large Blocks of choice aeasonablegoods at ales that cannot be competed within this market. Their night sales, establlsheufor the benefit of those in retail trade wnocannot find It convenient to be present duringthe day, will be continued throughout theseason, and we call ihe attention of those Interested to the facilities for tha renewal ofslocks thus offered.

SPECIAL MM V I TA T IOB

TO THE

LADIES OF THJS CITY AND ST RAN GBR

VISITING MBMPHIaV

You are respectfully Invited to come to oarhouse and examine the beautiful presentswhich we are giving away to each customer.

TEH IHOtlABBMBFFRBB9T ARTICLES

country.

Will be distributed

presents added every day to the list ofhand.

Mai is ma t 'eat enterprise known In the

HERB (K h BRO. reat.The lot on Union street, one

elsvsu fast front, aztandlna backAttired andto aBsUns

BaBlMGayoso street, brouaht four thousandat the sale yesterday by Royaler, Treaev snWAftCo., ano Uon ears. rr

1IIKU IlOaAnnonnea trie arrival of another

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Which are offered at Tte a pair.

SUPERIOR TO ANT QLOVB OFPBRHD

IN THIS MA&XBT AT KM,

also aauaiTka

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VELVET CLOAKS.

EXAMINE OUR STOCK OF FINB FURS.

XERKBH BstOrSJ.

Kast Ijtdia Cnrlosltles. at ELXJOTT A RHV.usiii.ni Mam street, near Aoama.

Tns splendid rich land, and residenceknown the Anderson property, on the Bis;l.ks pjanaro.u, at tn noau ot soounu street,are to be sold to-s- at eleven o'clock byHorstar, Trazvaut A Co.. aactlonesr. whowill bv. conveyance ready for bidden attli.1rr.fSAA af t.n Arn.n.k

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WUl continue sell thetrAQNIFI0KNT STOCK

BTAFLB AND FANCY EBT GOODS,

At (isatly reduced prlees.THEIR 8T0 .K NSW AN1TFRSH,

bat marked such nture othsrhouse Memphis oan compete with,ttuder any olrcu instance, matterwhat their pretext may be.

We ad vis all those who hav anvinrehaas mak., net tall aalf--

lngB LOWENSTKIN BROS.

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and ascur some of thc safest be. gainthey are oflertng.

Tbe promts, of B. Loweniteln ABros, may Iw relied on. Their

sr. nu hum bag. Thsyal ways do ss thsy say. Their ml. 1 to1st o other house undersell them uiir aay ti.smataaea.

PrtxrAKX for cold waather and hav. your(rate eat with Lemon' Improvcaaeat. LsavsordsraalsM Beeond street.

Basils Tap try work, Sechrs,ELLIOTT A RUXJTtLY, Mailt strat

RIVER NEWS.

Leavlac To-da-

fTlar's Point O. W.ChxskHt. FntDci rlver...ljT. FaaNcts 6 p.mEnan 7111 Ada Ukilslak. ur.an ubkat k- pl bliliHt. Louis. Usui

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Cemrnotiwea'tli ....New Orl.ansCity of Vlcksburg VlcluburaPat cifburoo. .... .. .... ..... Arsanass rl rColorado ..... at. lalaAda Hell tn an. gv.nsvin.H, C Y eager .

Lady LeeDepart rea.

Colorado.ity of Vlcksburg

CommonwealthFanny Brandetsxl. c. ze

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Boats 1st Port,

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New ur.eana

Red riverVicksonig

LouSL ;b

eSL Louis

Pat. Clebune. Ada Heilman. Belle Memphis.

Rivera, Weather and Bisalmeaa.

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The river is about ata lonary, but reportedrising above. Telegrams below will give thestage of water at the rrincipal ports. Businesswas active at the wharf, ibe weather yester-day was clear and cooL

try telegraph.C ino. November 22. Arrived Marble City,

Memphis, 1 p.m.; Lucy Bertram, New Orleans,a pan. K ver rose o inches. Very' light snowthis morning. Weather now c.ear and cold.Thermometer 28.

VicasBUEU. November 2;. Passed downH. M. Shreve, 7 s.m.; olencoe, 8 a m. Weathercooi and ciear. rtiver iisiag slowly.

NfcW U1U.KAM. November 'i ArrtreiiMary Miller, St. Louis; H. s. Turner and Cityof Alton, St, Louis.

Pittsbceg, November 22. Slight fall ofsnow The Mobon-tahel- a. haa 6 leetInches in the channel, and aialionary. TheAlleghany is falling above. No airivals ordepart urea.

L itt ha KoCE, November 22. River has linen5 feet, and is still rising fast, with il feet out tothe month- Arrived : Little Rock, from above.Departed: Utah, for above- -

ST Louis, November 22. Departed: MollleMoore, New Orleau-- Fontenelle, Red river;Alice, Memphis. River rising. Weather Clearand cold; mercury several degrees brlow thebreezing point. About au inch of snow felllast night.

MihWACKlE, November 22. A special dispatch from Lacrosse says tue Mississippi riverla oiled with Moating Ice, and there is a pros-pect of a gorge, owing lo the low stage of thewater.

Cincinnati, November 2 J. River U feet Inthe channel, having risen 21 luchss in the past24 hours, and is about stationary now. Lightnow this inoiutLg; o oudy, a lib a cold a Baa

fiom the north : Mtuneola,Memphis; iexas and Charie Booiu.u, Newurieaus Coai boats are sill arriving, aud thecupper yeaieidaty suua one barge and tue ueo.Robeiu four at bnag bar. The former lost oueat the uier ot the Newport, and Linctunaubridge The Thompson Dean made a satis- -

lactoiy trial tripKvansvills.Nov trtuoer22 Snow this morn-

ing; now cloudy aud cold. Mercury & . K.verunchanged.

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The Common wealth, five days dugcame Infrom isew Orleans with a barge In tow auddischarged B barrels of oranges and Is crateswf earthenware, she had U0 tons of freightlor SI. Louis.

The City of Vlcksburg arrived from belowearly yesterday mun.iug and dlharged (0tsalesof cotton and 1143 sacks of seed, and de-parted for BtBuls after adding ou7 bales of

The Lady Lee departed at noon yesterday forRed river, drawing . feet.

Tue James Howard is still aground at Reeves'bar. she ha i to send up for a monstercoai barge to lighten ner on.

The Pal Cleburne came in from the Arkansaswith SUM bales bales of cotton, aud reabipped 2V

bales al the mouth for New Orleans.The Colorado arrived from SL Louis, three

days out, sdded 3u tons freight and departedfor Vlcksburg drawing seven leet.

The Ada Heilman came in from Evansvillowith a good trip. She returns this evening forabove.

Th H. C. Y eager came In from New Orleans,five days ont, and discharged thirty-si- x sacksof salt, tweniy-fiv- e barrels of rosin, ant. sixbales of cot tou, and departed for St. Louiswith six hundred ions of freight.

There are four hundred bales of cotton onthe levee await! g shipment to New Orleans.

Tha Pat Cleburne leaves for tneArkansas river.

The Belle Memphis lays over until noony

me ranny riranueis ieii iot tne umo witu alight trip.

Bismarck left St, Louis last Tuesday forThflrw ui leans.

The Great Republic, Belfast and Julia aredue from auove.

Ihe solicitor of the treasury has decided thatany passenger steamboat carrying petroleumcoutr-r- y to law is subject to seisure, out tbe oilitself is nut. Also, that w ht-- can led accord-ing to law, "il petroleum must be marked atwnat degree Fahrenheit il wdl ignite ; aud thetransport an- - n of coal oil on passengersteamers la entirely forbidden.

The City of Uulncy, P. H. Strader, HenryAmes and Mary E. Foe were due from belowlast night.

The low boat Ike Hammon Is at Hopefleld,and discharged four locomotives for the Mem-phis and LallleKock railroad.

From Louisville freights to New Orleanswere taken at the following rates : Bacon, sue;pork, fl per barrel; Hour, o c; potatoes, spples-- nd onions, 75 ceuts; whisky, s2; hay, $12 pertoo; horses a d mul-s,a- and t o.

The Vicksburg Herald of the zist Inst. says:" The steamer .wattle, a small t, strucka snag at Strikers landing. near Owensboro.and sunkfggn water tnree teet over her maindeck. auBJw being wrecked. She was valuedsi taMU, and Is repored iuauredfor SUvO."

The Louisville Ceur.er of the klst says :

"Tbe repairs of the Richmond and the newoutfit ibis season cost about twenty five thou-sand dollars The iron propeber Just builtat l ittsburg will low s.xty thousand bushelsof coal to Memphis The licensed p lots ofNashville hve organised themselves Inioanassociation for mutual protection Ca- ta nHughes has been elected president, and C P.Yarurough, se- - retary The new steamerCity of Helena was brought over from JamasHoward, ft Co. a ship-yar- d yesterday evening,and moored at the city wharf. She'wil leavefor St. Louis Thursday the Richmond'sM Head-Ligh- will aaalu he revived, lt ta notstated who is to be tbe editor."

aWata Leaving To-da-y.

Fob New Orleans The floe and elegantEaaseng i learner Great Repu 11c. CapUln W.

leaves at ft n.m. forNew Orleans and all way landings. Philzoung is her chief purser.

Foe m axa Point i he Mvelv o W. Cheek-leaves at 6 p.m. for Pilars Point ai d allthe coast landings. Captain Mark cheek isbar commander.

Fon St. Fkancis River The fine and elegant steamer St. Francis, Captain K. T. Bow-man, leaves ay at 5 p.m. for Helena, Ma-rians and all polnu on tne St. Francis. SamC Paine and Ed Crowley are her clerks.

'a ot. no uis ine line steamer aviieI antaln Crane, leaves v at 12 m. for

Cairo and St. Louis. Billy Blanker is clerk.roB h.v ans ille The fine and fleet va-se-

ger steamer Ada Heilman. Captain J ti. Ha"leaves at 4 p m. for Cairo, EvansMand all the coast landings, Mr. Oliver B sgJJ fa um uuici piUSaM.

-FOB CAIRO AND

and St. Iter U.S. Mail UseFor Oaoeola, Belmont and

cairo, conn. sv.ng at neimont with theIron ln R. B., at Cairo withllllxsd Central Railroad, and

iDO at no the Ohio Rivai.BlUm- - MKMFHI Crane, masteriju elegant steamer win leaveaa aoov

THIS DAT. Ta Inst., at I. m.Ticket to- all DOlnt. via M emnhla anrl Ht

Loot packet. North. Eat and West: bdoIvto Uenerai Ksilroad and steamboat office.

lOM B. DDMN. cor. Court and slain staFre gut received at toe Ht.L' uta Whar beat.

ri.t.x. ialvski, uen'i np ufK" W. H. DILL, A genu

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hajoAj

STLAM BOATS.

STpuOUIH.

MemphisMdK';-Hlckma-

EVANSVILLE.

Ihe elegant steameraua neiman

Juo B. Hb 1. masterWill leave ThUs DAT. Id Inst, at 4. a.m.For ralght or passage apply on board or to

HICU'D W. LiUrlTBU K K Agent,no'S asW Front street

FOB NEW 0BLEAN8.

St. Louis and New Orleans Packet Co,For Vtckaonrg. matches and New Orleans.

Btesmer OKEAT RGFTJBLJC.W H. Thorwelgan, master. Fhilo Young, elk.

Will leave a above swSSBSBITula Day, ved Inst., at 9 p.m.

J. T. w APHIWGTON, Agent,no58 NolM'fllW" street.

FOR AiUtANHAH K1VEK

TaWi PIHE BLUFF ARD UITUMIILMemphis ami Arkansas Blver Paeatei

Company U. at Siail Line.The new and elegant side wheel passenger

atsam'r Fat OlebumHaas PrMebaid masterThis elegant and awlit steamer

will leave as aooveFaviDAT. n n mat., at s p.m.For freight or passage apply to

W. H. KhJiNs.DAT. Agent,Offloe on Compa. y'a wharfboat,ng Foot of Oonrt str t.

FOB ABKANBA9 B1VKB.

SMpkh uai Arkansas River Packet Cta- -

uy U. S. Salt List.

ELEGANT PA8SKN8EB BOATS OFTBE line leave Memphis for all pointon Arkansas river

OXOATS AND FRIDAYS, a a pB.For rre.aht. paasaae or other lnjormatlon.

apply tow. a. ajar. kasuai, Agant,

Offloe on Company's Whar boat,Foot ol "nnrt street.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Regular Memphis and New Orl-.an- s

IBVB&DJ.Y PA CXJE1.

For New Orleans and the Seeds.

18711878,Th Elegant Passenger and Freight st smer

or LLt. Ltt.n . nints mutar J R Haiti... ....

Will leave Meinph'a ear New Orleans aafnl.nn- -

1 H 7 1 iThnrad.y .November loth, at i pjatnorwnt .rvr-ui- AIQ, St . p mThursday ' eoember lath, ai - p mThursday D-- Tiber SSth, attp m

Thuraday . January 11th, at ft pusThursday Jannarv 26 th, at 6 p.mThursday February 8th, si 5 p m

BnonT nnrDirr xjn .1 s n .

lursoay March 7th. at 5.Marsh llat,'at6pjaw. si atstta li a CO.. Agent.

No.

AUCTION SALES.

PE EM P TORY SALE,

THIS X A TET ,or TBS

ANDERSON RESIDNCEAnd (ha Rich AdJ ace at Laada,

Two miles north of Court Square, exUndicgto the Parry at WoL Rivar,

OB BIO CBEEM FLASK BO AD

Wat In it pub.lcaileL.toj to ihe peretvp.y pah le sale wn ci we nave aaao

lLBlrucled by tut owner to ma e oi tha resi-dence and laoda fcnovn aa the ADttr aaplace, embrsctngeomfortaole improvementand about teuiy-nv- e a r aof land o unsur-passed r rttiiiy, otaa .LU; attoatsxi on ahigh p. -- lean Tha gro.ndahave been autooivUb d lalo four lota of nerly equal atn .

No lanva aionna thi city offer a aies !dacemen.a or p ofltaDio and convenient cul-tai-

and aV advantage or i c- .Illy, upon oneof onr gr aaggg count y thcrougntau-ea- , ren-ders rt extremely vaiuarde as a point for re- -:

i ui.e or trads. Tne sals will he held ontne premises,

THIS DAT, AT II OtXOChuBidders will find co: v yan e to the sale

fr m onr ofTce. lavlng at 10 .'deck.Tarms one ttbrd caah;ba'anos in six and

twelve months. Sale posit ire; no postpone-ment.

BOT8TEV, TKtZfcti.M dt CO..n2a Auctlot.era.

Poplar and Dunlap Street

Residence Lots,

AT AUCTION,On Tuesday, Novdmber 29thp

the pren-:- . we will sell for Mr.UPON some of the mca' deanaole va-cant ivaijen-- e Iota whlcn we have yetoffered al ubllc pal, hgahgj that very beautlfnl grouno s 'he normeasi e rn r of Fop-

ai d Ounisp stre-- part ot mil vain- "isopcy long mown as tne resp'enceo trm. V Tailor. entor. and havli avan- -tea a, of loc Hon derived Tom do e pou el- -

ly io tbe street cats, being in tne midst of arapldidiy improving nlgaborhood. wr lehpoes-ss- es ail tne atrsc tens o schools,cburchei, health and p c '.Lie populationthat render this, as before h ersu, one ofibe most attr eJve aatea that t bftnorc mid be brongi t ce ore tbUtommualiy.

Teimsvtrv libera! See 1)1 gran, a at onrffiee and on pesters, t ul b- - prepared lor

the sale Among tha beo en of this prop-erty, we w u.J menuon particularly,

NO CUY TAX TO PAY.

Royster, fe Co,, Anetloneers.

Oy ak.aUercfct..AUCTIONEERS

AND COMMISSION MERCHANT;

SJ. FKOST ST., ABOVE ADA Mk.

WUl sell this manilsw, at 10 o'clrk,la lota to salt buyers, a fall llae of

DBT HMBS, (LOTHI56, HOTIOHS,

BOOTS AMD BHOK-I-,

Haas, saiaassrare, CWUerr, Ete.- t'oantry merchants, snd the trade

. wtll Ond lt to their Interest to atltuiuour sales.

oJ TSBS8 CAH.Ta. Cri

AUCTIONEERS.COMSISSION MERCHANTS ND NANi

FACTURERS' AGEfTS.Corsier et Neeoad aud Adams Mtc.

WK will oommenoe onr regolar tall trpaales.ai Auction, ou T. Uert

1871, snd continue them three times s war.during the season, our 'jauer i t oonslguors, embractrs every tine ot K . Btaahomeatlc UBV UOOi. CuOTHlNO, H AltBOOTH, BHUKH, MTIOVB, KaNiY N!v AKIfcrv GO Drt, Etc, will keep ua oouslantly supplied wtta every dnerlptlonHerchantttse suttable for our market, the..Bering to city and country ara.t'ipportnnlty to replenish a ocks at prices farbrow regular ratea Onr regular sals daysxlU be TcautAiB aan Ibusbui ta

A (. tsOQ-- - Rmin .octloueer

FKIAJR'H POINT AND BENDS.

Wir'i Pad, rieitn wa Stca BSSMStatu Sail Pasfcrt.

James Lee..

PML Ain;ueaves Memphis Mondays anc Fridays, at 4

connecting st Helena with the steamer6m., for starlanna and all point onAuaullle rive. lv

FOR ST. FBANCIB BIVER.Heleuis, SlarlAnua aud at. Franci. Kltrr

rscsriST. BAUCIS

T. R. owrain maat-- i

WUl leave vraphla TcbeDays aod ThcClOCB P.m.snr rptjlgHt psMuut'' anclv op v.mrjpPa

RAiLROAO PACKO 00 ifAMY

bits Rlvsr United Stat.-faTa- ll Lias

Will ran tnad Little R

Biafl every:

na Jackb

steamer

DAYS. II 3

The eiaaTrjeS--

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OyalSaSBV

l5-.aL- Ili V,lion wttn tha Uamnhl.

illroari, leaving Dev iisj WesaStcaatsxy and Frl- -a.m lor Ues Are, aukhb ajLvery a afsoar anu n--

daw for 3 . oolnta between s Hint? dMonth ot Whlta river. A so. every Tbaradaj at 10 o'clock am, and every ftsutday s

t o clack p.m., lor Ltitlle Ked river.M JUUN B. DAVlr-- , President.

r. Crraav. Vyrftary and asH

S. MAIL COACH Lir.cS.PASSENQRt by oar lines om rort Smith

a w v. Ksvettvilleto Neoeho on th. P.dlcral road,LIS miles; three Umea a we. k from PortSmith. 70 m lea to Fort Oloeon; thenoe ds'lywum mil . so B ggy Lrep.it.. anu R liwest InO mile, via Fori Arbor. le to Fori etitl:oreontinulng sooth daily irm Boggy 55 milesr -- nerman ana go ng -- eel warn, Dy line oi0. H. Forts 87U miles to El Paso; or soi.thwarorrnm tsherman dally Into Central J etas, oreast to Jefferson, Marshall, etc.; or frost

SHJUgTEt-Ost-

by railroad, via Marshall to Longvlew andwestward Into Central Texas: uthwardfrom Longvlew, via Hnn'svlile to Nuvaeota,'.m miles, on Texas central Rahroad. Passen-gers entering Texas by

eALVaWTOa OR ISBli.MILAmeet onr Ine. at the head of uie various rail-roads to all parts of Teias, snd ran In belterconcert than ever before, and In stylegenerally, SAWYER A Fit all.IX,

noS it her tuna. Texas- -

JOHN LILLY,ntroaTBst Ajrn caAiaa IA

Wines and Liquors,Na. 351 Mala Street,

MoOOMBSKELLER 4v BYRNES,

HARDWARE JOBBERS100 and 102 N. MAIN ST.,

ST. IflUIS wigsnuRi.w. B. B. O HAMPTON.

Memphis Box Factory

PLANING MILL,-- DSA l.EKS I- S-

FL00RIN6, CEILIftG, SIDINGAD

BUILDERS' BATERUL IN GENERALBuecL?J attent'on csld ts inmK.

to order Wa'er tank, son o.u n pres.esmsde All else and kind of on hsn-- lnd made aa want City msller' lathe morning ras.h oa tr. r tun Hn.-r.a- s

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FACTCRi ON FRONT STREETa'lfO WBARTHBUAS WO'tKS.

kswtoh roan, a. t. roxTxa. w. r. TATtoa.a. w. annix

Ford, Porter & Co.,

WHOLESALE GROCERS

COTTON FACTORS

AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS

Ns 35 Ueton Strast,MEMPHIS, t : i IlllllHigjl

ar w own a aheJ, and store for ourselves.Liberal advance made on censigument of

ottv.n

o

workln

boxes

TAX NOTICE.

FFICE OF C'TY TAX COLLE'TOR,Atsmptis, noveaaoer to, upl

avPaoPSaiT sola the ether day for CrrrTax s and bought la by the city, can redeemthe same on or before the 1.' el Ses wkar,1871, without a barn of 60 per cant, for re-demption. FELIX W. RORERISOS,

AM CWf Tax ttxUeelar,

Great Clearing SaleDRESr GOODS !

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Menken BrothersHave pat tae knife into DRESS GOODS, and will

OFFER EXTRAORDINARY BAR3AINSIN THEIR

Large and Elegant Stock of Dress Goods !

Also, annonnoe new arrival! In all tbe fashionable ahadea In

Poplins, Empress Clo hs, Velours, Merinos, Feps ard Ptaitfs.

Another Case of t.lae Alpacas at Ue. A large Uasa ol Brocade Alpacas a 18c

BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS, BLACK SILKS,A Fresh irrival of 6R0S GRAINS at $1 35.

See oar elegant quality QROS QRIAN at $2 25 and t2 .50, which are warranted.

Colored and Evening Silks,A NEW LOT JTJ8T OPENED, AT LOWER PRICES.

HEAD DEPOT FOFl

PREMIUM 60LDEN GATE BLANKETS!The finest, best make, and cheapest poods In mark..

6C0 pieces more of the celebrated

MARIE STUART AMD RAVEN-SLAC- K ALPACAS,Which we snail continue at the old reduced prices.

VELVET AND CLOTH CLOAKS AT REDUCED PRICEThe grand success we have met with in selling

FURS AT NEW YORK PRICES!Induces us to open the season with a large, fresh and elegant assortment of

Ladies' and Children's Furs,At prices mach lower than any other house in the city. Our stock oonsL-t- ? o

Real Seal Skin Sacquss.Real Russian and Hudson Bay SsLnes.

Libenan Ermine, M rk SablesWHICH GOODS WE GUARANTEE GENUINE.

Also a line of

FRENCH SABLE MUFF AND CAFE,at $2 20.

AND CHILDREN1? SES OF MUFF AN D CAPE AT $1 75.WE ASK YOU TO EXAMINE THEM.

Menken Bros., cor. Court and Mam streets.

Extraordinary Sale

DRY GOODS

Visitors to ttLO OitvSHOULD NOT FAIL TO EXAMINE

THE CLOSING - OUT SALE

ENTIRE RETAIL DEPARTMENT I

A. Seessel & Son.

ENTIRE STOCK MUST BE SOLD

Januarv 1, 1872,A3 WE ENTERJTHE

Wholesale Dry Goods Exclusively!

Every Piece of Goods in the House Marked in Plain Figures

AT COST!A. SEESSEL & SON, 259 MAIN STREET,

COURT SIC?TT

sTamoa 3E3.aJ.l,COMMISSIONEa OF DEEDS

For ail Lbs Statas and Terrisortea;

Ju cioa af tbe reave St AUnh;7saU.isr Domastle and Forelan Ct lections so- -

Uetted. opacial attention jjlven lo las pros-ec-o

ion of eiatrna beiois me miiad Am-rl-e-

anJ brl Jo'a; Commission, lor aaaiv dOaaa to Krttlsn and American saoitats

oa'iDt me uta wsr. no 14

X. ma.1tsbt, jr JXO M. 11W1TT.

MA6EVNEY, HEWITT 4 CO.

Commission Merchantsass

COTTON FACTORS,Wholasale Feed & Western Produce,

SSI IaU STmisTT,

MEMPHIS, . TENNESSEE.shaaar with Mil ailaaliiii to: Mem oh la Bank.

OeSoso fiank; Ford, Portsr A Co.; Uaik, atyOa, aga

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OF OCR

OWEN LILLY,BstANTJFACTTjaaR 0

Carriages, Buggies,FABIiVDSiTOWAliOVS,

No. qo xJnioxx saa.MEMPHIS, TENN.

Pirtlcglar Artaatlss PsM to rtopgsvwaS

DR. a W. MALO.ilt JOBLN F. Tri OM AlMALONE, THOMAS a CO,

CWatiaasnia to Cunningham, Wleku A 'IslaaaX,

Cotton factorsCOMMISSION MERCHANTS

He, 15 lSIO!...rBFT,LEE BLOCK, MSMPOI3. TExfaT.

asTJjssnjal attaxttlon to fining orders.