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THE MEMPHIS DiLXCY j?J7UEDA.X THuESiDAY, iJUicx 79 1889
Advtritsatnmu in tkta oottumi J4
lUhtxl at 16 omit per iiwe, cat
ft claiuH nail rruft fXMUOiCUOtlS ad'
ivn ni'lili A nv nun dMlmU of Mil
I i u low. fcr cash, -rum 8 to 6 acre of Land,
with or wltnou t lmjro veuieuU. JuM ouUWIellHj
cur, Ban nna a owyer y nuui w-
F KJEKT.
-I70& BKST .1 HKILK COTTAttK, wi'k live
P roo-, asitf ttalTaeMCt crouoa attfe-feea,
MuM m Tate and Orteaoa streets. aouUioi
AUOTigy-at-lv,afe Second HU,!iJ'
V?OR RBNT.-A OXE-8TORY CO TAVK, ate
P noon; mUa an tbe 1-rerakesi, anfi aw
dm of I brae aers auseowi. witMMiiftee
nlaulearHle of Com I Kqusa. Rant ttS per
J5J."J5t tol. CJlDjEnT, S7HOO0I Coot
j
Fi BKNT. I am anxious t raatKiy entire
FASH, tour miles southwest of CoiUariUe,
TVa, and near the MmaffcU ana Caarjaatan
Kaliread, contain la; Two Hundred ao4 'Forty
Aires of .o d -aad, aaeat of walca Is ia a biga
urn iimiiMii a Kin. a wau ai a a art water, or
a wii at (jean
chard ; la flu I, everythiBt tnat pertains to a
weli arranged lurss eon vnnlant to etrarcnes
atid school. A 'ran witfe the money cn g ta
bargain. U5J W. K. W1LUX.
ttOK WENT. A meat desirable Two-atorr
J? BRICK HOUSr , la perfect repair, with is
room, toed etttorn, neighborhood excellent,
sunat-d on Auction aueet, Cheteea. Rereatly
oecaeMl by Br.Mr. A.U.irrna. .Apply
lo THOB. A. HUnJMX,
Jkj Mala SUt.
-i -TiR UICKT.THK A RMBTRONii PLAl'l
JL' on Central A vena, ihre miles from
Coart Hanaro, comprising twenty sevea acres
r neasd. witfe a flu lawn suitable io-
k ptare, acod Hoase with four rooms large
nffioe la ; also. UteiMS and ue essary out
balldlDga, TUe place bas tiire ca'.ernb, good
riroharJ. lane batbed wJtb Beecsnur
aBaraeuibed.ftue table ana carnag tibiae.
.1n d Jiadi far feriy head of cattle.
i mUur at rfslr? au. lbi Hannf toe
moet'&aitrabta pUr oamr Mmipb .Apply
lo JOHS T. 1LU1NS,
deSlw
12 Kiont "troet-
TOOttS FOB HEST. OaSce and Booms In
i u vtamtm asd Uararr BnUdrnaa. X. K.
eorncr Jefltraoa and Third atoeeis. Iaqnlre ol
THOS. WICKEB8UAM, aeeotMi Boor, rest
fflne Balldlnc. 0 iat
Hwltb aaven room and kitchen, large shady
yard, garien and ttable, Ettnated In a w'-ecl
ma street. Foswmlan ftom let Jannary.
TmncSWa aiontb. Apply to Dr. GIt.BEBT,
yrSautlilldCc4irtScuar-. Uu8u
vjR RENT. A Hesldenee on Vanee sieet.
t jxuu n. WUWK WW '
Knd late trminax of the street cam. Contain?
tight- room beeldea kitchen ard rv' U'
rooas ; two cpod cisterns, tUbl, i trees, et.
Forlenacandjrte COALMAN BOYD.
tUf tf a Main street.
F)E KJiST.-A Front Koom In the bowe,
Ko. M Joafaraon eireet, mutable foe cotton
broker, lawyer or doctor. It adjoins the edit
rial room of tfce Appeal. Inquire of JOHN
i vai .ie attha iBMil oAce. oeS
K. I 9
TOS SAXJB.
STONEWALL 2"0M SALE.
OWING to tbe failing baltb of JAMK8
HTKWAK I (wbobaabeantnrbargeof the
cauiS aa soatnger and jaarujerlbrt-Mlast
iweiatFSre years), aTOSEWA LL, a Arm em
bracing a)trft VSA ncrw of the ehoiceat parUnn
oftbeeslat. of the late DAVID OKAIOHKAD,
Vitiated in the baud or island No. 31, Arkansas
aide, U now oad for aalfe
Tbere are on the place about 1 J) acres cltarPd,
wed f nocfl, and now la coU-on and corn ; one
licndrad acres la floe cypres timber, to which
Tram tb bunk of tb river l, Jn cr-mpleU ;rnn
xi'ng order, a ualnway. prwided with ratlraad
traa. coxsTCBloat for brin;!ng lumber for
taMt The boiacce of ih lasd Is beavl:
tlia bared with oUc, asb, walnut, eotumirood,
n Is well leTeed.aad a ixge portion oi
tree: J entirely above tte hiubent flooas.
.. 'Sew are alo on the place eoui Portable bonses,
' t atnuters, a glu ar.d couon pr barns.
iu.1. -s'a Cneapp and k peach orchard, and
J-rj Ue In coin pie te mzuung order. AJan,
fh..-of rlit bands. wSo bavo bees on
i r e rjSSe year, who tatty be ployed by
L'ut? UU bcir.b;c
d.-pose of ta the VIu
JbOHKAD, BfiKASr Wb.
injial (Dailies) ccjwr one mth,anlend Mil
tZ OPT Msdacn. ailf KokH street, Memphis.
tUgMPOS APPEAL
CUIBIKG oot Mile of winter dr poods
t a great rednettoo, t Rice it EngePa. t
ga.i.lNO off owr entire stock of winter
gOCSM ftt SW iOTK COat.
t
WALK K 8 BROS. Co.
Dt axim fac im ; Geo. 1'fctttaon & Oo.
hi.ve thf fltMat sun Is tba dty. Get
n, 31"i Main streer. tf
EVa Birf W hare
of
laud within ee J
iiUs.f wlikat W )8b. to b-M. Also 51
aowii wltMn ttue ialls of Mampbto.
i'here ia aa were k1 a half of strawber
liee and a fine yooftg orchard of eoiecten
frolttreee on tbefci acres near tbaflty
. w. s J . nAaJ am
MiMl ttM place W wM aaaP'-"" 'l 6""
TAatu 'V At. fV..
it g porpoMg
1W
M Main street.
Old KsuAiM.it. The taitof Plttatoorg
eoti, tump, sat an4 ataek, oW by 15 g
u.tLW. a tin.. KoBCb Court and
wy aa k a-: loweat. U
Torn Pkabody Horn' i r.ow open
x- tb rMM-Joh of tratuleat gtxurts and
ritenTft per day, 4 j0. Day
, M per Moutb. r will be jsial
r01 , aaeour old friends aed jroestp.
twek D. cxxTCRKLL aoiw.
wt.. ,irt "t aiitention of our friends to
riand OS: as. N. toxica.
theeard of on
.aim street, sleaier nod
Hsu i"""'
K a.. Ko. S
w-Wttatt0.??'"?.?
Give him a call.
Prbsowau Tfce Hon Mrs YeWeson
arrived here last nlRbt, f?oa CtiKshraatJ
Hh purpose wrniDR a book on the coon
try through whi ;h she is traveling, and
also to give public readibga duriag her
bUJ- among in. We hope the Southern
people wUl sift her bearf eeimw,
aaTstipecially the ettiacus of nfemibto.
AM. wiaier dmee gcode aaarited down
1 ajta oaw. WALKE J ppim. ACO,
t
z juun sweet.
Orbat twduetioa In Men's Hats at Biet
& Koff&l'e, 28$ Main sUct. T
rvvfis far Use Mow Year at Ghee.
l.nct.Main.treet. tf
eelved one "t.
t.Asach. at Walker Bros. uo., i
Kaln street, flay BuiUitng.
t,ADiio Prizes at the Pbprbw
P-aik The vote on iLe splendJd, pr'
C ti fevexfta youDg lady. od Wott
)c JILT. .rlad ladr. Will BflgitlYeJy
pou ill awaotae at Wn o'clock. The
eloee ti different candidatea will
friend jgoveB tbewaeivee ao-
utae aw
oordiueiy.
, Main f., bee Scraps
Job. Locks, ,eby Co(, joe. Barbiere.
from Prison Tab .Gotlcj's, Damorest,
Also, Llie.Hsxi d Jh(Hte, of otoer
Uppineott, Kclct"C. Ty jija's Week-
jKienv"""- ,
"ITathar
Doings, CujJ
Louisvme. . York
f& rTy every L
f J otaHnnery. Base BUls. el-
Wllvxturi - T
at 1 AA nQ
tf
lar WaSSONi Littoi-iier
WM. . tim, lias again return
ateence for wBl"J
ou w "":'u""."rr.-"".'"
atreet, juemi- 77rntebiD) MAKontA WATBK.-anperllir to tbo
c-r . JTTjnHon in genu ?!,"." '"Iw im,rt(i.Geriiiau CelecHB. and 8"ld
SBVTt Rico & EnsePsi, - X
.JBri" . cu"-' r : ab -Kill BU .
tinted JUlectiHC of titc Hanrrt
9iT .tMarHion.
KOMt
IthUrosil
8nl f the S.I II Reck Hinls
KitocKeU ! tSie Mead.
The Ires Tt4mpkiit.
The arosy la ever. We have met the
enemy aird routed tbem. horse, foot and
dragoons. The columns of the press
(' a tale' Uioogh they be) moved agalmt
their Itees, and they weat down. The
Railroad Riog is knoeked from time ;
their weii-laid schemes have "gang
ajjjstrv' and rcntea at every point, ana
crefttfelien, they will now ingloriously
abandon tae field waere but erst tney
r so mneh iduuder and spoils tdrestU'
apparently within their grasp. Tile
nod citiaens of Memphis can now go
safely to bed, and sleep soundly, without
Having (nelr slumbers vexea wim tor
turing dreams of a plundered exchequer,
a betrayed city, and taxes increased to
swell the aJready bloated pockets of the
Railroad Ring. For this thev owe a hec
atomb to the Appkal.
1'usnant to the resolution of adjourn
ment, the Board met at four o'clock, and
a quorum being announced, Alderman
Swayne took the chair, and the Board
proceeded to business.
Toe Ch&ir announced that the matter
under consideration at the hour of ad
journment on the previous day wa the j
motion oi Aiaenaau raasiuvra to rrjui
the proposition embodied u the message
of the Mayor to sell the City a stock in
the Little Rock Rtilroad.
Atdermau Paseraore claimed .the fl xr,
as be had not finished bis remarks when
the Board adjourned, but the Chair in
formed him that he had already occupied
hts allotted time, and therefor was not
entitled to t!-:e floor.
AJ 'erman Moffait called for the previ
ous auestiou. and bis demand prevailed,
Alderman Passmore demanded that
the vote be taken by ayes and noes.
The question was then pat and resulted
as follows :
Ayot Aldermen Goodlett, Glaccey,
Johnson, Jovoe, Magevney, Brown,
Cartwrieht, Hoist, O'Conntll, Cicalls,
Ktinlo, Passmore, Moft'att and Ellis 13
Noes Alderman Klsick.
The result cams 11 Re the knell of doom
on several of the " ring" who were pres
ent, and maun them wrieg'e and squirm
like worms impaled on ti-ibiag hooks.
Without giving the members of the
Board, or the friends of right and hon
esty, time to draw a long breath of re
lief, the chair proceeded to the further
ditp&tch of unfinished business.
KaeoJuuocs and miseeiianeou business
being in order, Alderman Boffin called
up the Engineer's report ae to the grad
ing of Tennessee street. Referred to the
Improvement Committee.
Alderman O'Donnell offered a re solu
tion to remunerate Mrs. MoClean for a
house torn down by the City Engineer
in widening Main street. Referred to
the Improvement Committee.
By tne same : peuiioH irotu
James Wells to be allowed to get
ut sand from the bluff, and reauesting
it be referred to the Improvement Com
mittee with power to act.
Alderman Kama opposed uw granting
f any Euch privilege. These sand-
miners heve UBdermind the bluff al
ready so that portions of it, even a hni-
dred yards lmek from the river, have
caved in. He therefore moved to lay the
petition on the table.
On calling for the ayes and noes the
motion wai lest by a vote of S 1 1 6.
Oa motion. It was then referred to the
Improvement Committee.
)5y Alderman uarcwrtgnt: Jtetoivea,
That a committee of three be ap
pointed by the chair to ascertain
the best means to clean and preserve the
Nicholson pavement, to report at a
called meeting of this Biard. Carried,
jCdu Aldermen uartwng&t, macs: and
M rf itt appointed as the committee.
ay Alderman m agevney : a lesoiinion
looktng toward a reformation or the
maDner of making appropriations. A
preamble showing the necessity of the
mo-t rigid economy, and an ordinance
is ft Dally recommended, limiting con
tracts fjr improvements to $100. On
motion it was referred to the Ordinance
Committee.
By Alderman Renner: A resolution
for the " good " of the First Kational
Bank. Tuoied ly a vote of 12 to 2.
Bv Ald-rman Johnson: Jicaoivea.
That the Mayor and Finance OommJtUe
be inetruated to see ou what terns a loan
can be f fTected for the city, and report to
this BMtrd. CrMed.
Alderman Ptsmcre, by permission,
orftred a resolution as follows ;
Ee$Gived, That the Mayor and Alder
men of the city of Memphis do unite
witli the Gontmissioaers of 6aelby coun
ty, to reqaeat the jSgtaUture to amend
the revenue act, so as to extend the term
for returning the coualy and oity smess
maat from the first of March to the first
of July, parried.
The B?ara adjourned.
Clothinu! Clothing ! ! Marked
down f' marked down ! !
t WA.UCER BROS. A CO.
Mkmpk is. During a reeent visit
southward as far as Mobile, we met
vith no iritce in our travels which
showed tb4 same signs of life, activity
and rapid growth & oar own beautiful
city. Mobile, uiitny yeare ojr senior,
juite our tqxuu In point of dte, apd p.ie
aeoelog mauy ativsntage that we have
not, is a ' deMfted village ' eoruparel to
Memphis. The aoa j-wrterday on tLe
ooru-r of Main and Madison w ruite
metropolitan. TneiaewaiK8inev?ryui-!
rection were throngs 1 wjth bu&iaesi
men, hurrying to aad fro, loiterers b&skr
i&g lp the eoiiiigbt, groups of ladies sbof
piog or promenading, long lines of draye
and carts isden with ' the step!,' block
ing up the streets, oruipg and going in
every direction, auottoutfers shouting out
their wares, even the street cars running
with unwonted rapidity, uorabint-l to
maks a panorama as fall of life and
vigor as tba warmest friend of Main phi a
Arsald wish ta mm. The urosoeot is In-
de'd mort cheering, and we sincerely
hope hat the present iBdieatio&ii of
thrill ana ;iioapBTiiy msy oe iuiij
alised.
Grfat RttrnTCTiox ! Great lied action!
Clothing at cost ! Winter clothing at
cost at Wakcr itros. dtuo.'s. t
. SfiJC Warp Alpacas at great reduc
tion, at Bmw & EBgei'e, 23S Main st. T
iAtDOSKS, Journals and Cash Books.
Jck at them. Geo. PstttsoH. & Oo,
317 Main street. tf
Tkk Banks'b Pkuk. The magtilfi
oant bronae clock, whLh 1 to be voted
to the most popular banker at the He -brew
Fair, may Ixt seen at Merriman's
jewelry store on Main street. Great iu
terest is manifested by the friends of the
rtiflerw&t sandidates in the result. The
vot tone far stands ae follows : E. M.
Appavaou, 43; CP. Noril. 32; Levy,
17; KirUaod, 2S; Partee, 38. The vote
will be 0kw4 $aUir4ay evening.
Whkk the Plantation Bitters were
ilrsH. ade known to the American peo
p.' some iyeri years ego, it was sup
posed tbAt tney were e.u cnUrely new
kin n.i hn,l nnvAr before) Masn Usatl.
Ko far as their general use in the V ilted
utea Is oonerne4, this may be true. It
ia also true that the same Bitters were
BMMe aud sold in the Island of St.
Thomas, over forly years ago, as any old
planter, merchant or tea captain dolcg
business with the ft'it Indies will tell
yea. It Is distinctly within my rrool
lactton that on the return of my father
(who was a sea captain, and doing an
pztsnsive trade in the tropics.) he von id
invariably have these Bitters among the
stMm. &nd our family sideboard
- - j wilaout them. For any Mok-
U mattersnotbowBevereortriflloir,
wo rlPAanter of these Jiiuer, iy a dir-
. " w .
at half the prlco, J
AtJj
COJI
Politiou of the Directors of the
Slissieslpiil IMvcr Ilnllroad.
JKamarlal from KjUucI Owners
of the Homily.
Hit erestiriff Proceedings in View
of County Aid for the
Enterprise,
Ytsterday, at the close of the afternoon
on ot the) iioarti oi uounty uommis
sionsr, ut, Kerr aa I President Mttcu
ell. of the Mtseiselp:.: River Railroad
preee'it-d. for the oob -ideration of the
honoVhbie Commiatoners, the claims o;
that ' y ternrfee for county aid in the con
s'ro 'Hon of so much of it as will pass
through Shelby county. Theso gentle
men were supported by Judge Cochran.
of Obion county, and Dr. Harris, of
Dyer county, both niembera of the
.board or ui rectors ot tne roau anu gen
Hew en of extended influsnce and higt
resDectabllltv In their respective neich
borhoods. All the Comiuiieiouerd were
nreeent Ja'ijte Bsrbaur Lewis preeid
inr, with Messrs. -Merrinian, White,
Hack and Lauis and patiently heard the
petitions, uccwionany cauing tor expia
oatious, that Droved them anxious to be
fully aud thoroughly intelligent upon the
subjec of the enterprise osiore voting
tfe fuoMfly asKea lor. .
Dr.ii.err was thenrat tDnuaress the
court. He said that, with the jrentlo-
men above named, he was (here to nre
eent a memorial irom tne citizens or mo
ounlv, bis neighbors slid friends, as well
j as to petition in behalf of the Company
useir. that trie uomniwf naers wvuiu ex-
teml to the Mississippi River Railroad
such aid ae by law was porraitted, aud by
the terms of the charter of the Company
they wore permitted to ask. Ho said
that the simplest juaties would dictate to
the Loatrr.'saiontrB mat in asKing this aid
the people of the northern part of the
county were simply aakinafor such reel
proctty of favors as they had extended
to their feliow-eitizens sow profiting by
the Charleston, the uato and the Ten
nessee railroads. They asked but jus
tice, and not a personal favor. Ho Wfts
before them, and appealed to them as
the admicUtrators of justice iu the
c maty. The people of the northern por
tion of Shelby bad always assisted in
public enterprises whoroby their neigh
bors were to ba assisted, and
now they cams and asked that
they wcu d so deal with then as that
they would be enabled to make a high
way to a good market, tftwhich at ail
seasons they could ehlp Aelr produce,
and by which they could always be in
communication with Memphis. Twen
ty years ago this railroad was projected,
and in that lime they had soen the Ohio
road built near enough to them to show
the importance of railroads, but too fcr
off to be of any service to the river
counties. The Doctor pictured at length
a.id very forcibly the beauty and produc
tiveness of the country through which
the road will pass, givirig sueh statistics
aa the Appkal has laid before its readers
in the many editorials and other matter
printed in its columns in behalf of this
important enterprise. The Doctor fin
ally appealed to the Commissioners for
tha aid aaked. and honed thev would
speedily grant it, and so set an example
that the other counties alont: the line
would not be slow to follow. He closed
with a merited complimsnt to Mr.
Mitchell, whom be characterized as a
gentleman fully and entirely vorthy the
posulan he occupied, and worcny the
esteem of hia a-sjclates.
President Mitchell followed, and iu
a well cossidered and thoroughly -exhaustive
speech, laid before the Commis
sioners the benefits to accrue to " town
and country," by the construction of this
important highway. He recited the
productiveness of tho river counties, tho
character of their people for thrift, in
dustry and intelligently well-direpted
labor. He pictured their losses sustained
by the want of tbi3 railroad, and showed
how Mempbfc was to prolit from a trade
now in great part lost to her. He re
ferred particularly to tho fact that much,
indeed, mobt of that trade now fouud its
way either to bt. JyHiw or .Louisville.
In reply to a question from Commis
sioner White, he stated that independent
of State aid it would taxe $470, wu to
construct the twenty-two and oue-third
miles of the road running through bhelby
county. The company bsd carefully
reffainuu, up to tnis time, irom asKing
any aid, beoausa they wsra not re&dy.
T.j-y desired to oomplste all ne
c ry preparations; and when they
sefc'd aid, as they did now, to
be in a &cniifion to go to work at
once and promptly with the construc
tion of the roadway. Public senti
ment was with" tjjera, indeed the public
ami the press were lmpiti&ut eud clam
orous for the immediate' construction of
the road, and he tsifctei'oro f&Jt safe In
asking aid from the Oouiaiieeioners, pan?
scions as be was that the public would
rastaiu them in doing so. If the aid
necessary and asked fronj Shelby county
was now granted, bp promised the im
mediate conimeDcemeiit of the work,
and that by this time twelve months,
Uiirty;Hye kjh?8 of tne roau win De in
operation. lie assured tbeui that what
evsr was given by the ooudly would bo
epeut in the county, that a; far as possi
ble the now unemployed labor of the
city aud oaty wouit ha put to work,
snl that besides piutiag :hit amount in
circu! it Son, nearly all the money to ba
expended on the road would ilud its way
to Memphis, and eventually we should
U3 paid a hundred fold for the outlay.
There was nothing to atand in the way
of a liberal enb'Oription the press and
people of Memphis desired tho read, the
necnle of the county petitioned for it,
aud the couimereial necassltiea of both
deuiitiided it. K hoped tho Commis
sioners wculd taie tho matter under ad
vifrttmenr, and aa soon as practicably
grant the aid asked for. Jn response to
many questions from Commissioners
White and Barbour Lswis, the following
paper, prepared by the accomplished
iSoitiorfr, (.'-fit Miliingtcu, was read:
Rr the J..;liijipl ljiver Riilroai
the dw Uupe from Sie'mpljis to Troy sta
tion, on Mobile and Ohio RtllrovJ 13 1Q2
miies; Troy station lo PaduQih, 03
mlies. Padueah to Vmoannee, wheu
completed, li0 miles; Vineeanea to ln
HiauapniK 110 miloaj Indianapolis to
Kew York, via Columbus. Oalo, aud
Pittsburg. Uli miles; total, 1217 mihs.
From Memphis to JJew york by the
present traveled route via Humboldt,
r. iiUriilc. Clnsinnetl. Pittiburrr and
Allentrwc, 1271 miles. IssGEoding tlip
distaoce via Mississippi River route, 64
miles.
Frr m Memphis to New Yoik via Hum
boldt, Louisville, Indianapolis, Colum
bm, Ohio, and Pittsburg, 1293 miles;
distance by Mississippi River route, 1217
milts. Excess over Mississippi River
route, SI miles.
The abuva lieu re?, ebtainod bv actual
survey and from the time tables or the
various roads7 show tho distance from
Memnbls via the Mississippi River Rail
way to Padooah to bo in one case 54
miles, in the other SI miles, shorter than
the present traveled routes.
. From Memphis to Paduoah is 165
miles: Paducah to St. Louis via Du
()Aioln, ISO miles; distance from Mem
phis to So. Louis, 815 mileo.
From Memphis to St.'Liuis via Mis
sieslppl River Road to Troy station, Cairo
and Sandoval, air miles.
From Aierapnts to Bt. iiouis via Am
siesipiA River Road to Troy Station,
Clr? and Iron Mountain Railroad, 315
miles.
Memphis to Bt. Louis via Humboldt.
Cairo and Sandoval, the present travel
ed route, 349 miles.
Showing the route from Memphis to
St. Louts via the Mississippi River Road
to ruuucau, tuence on tno road now
under construction via DuQ aoin to bo 34
miles shorter than the present traveled
route via Humboldt and Cairo.
The distance from 4ew Orleans to
Grenada is 29i miles; Grenada to Mem
phis 100 ; Memphis via Mississippi Rtrer
Road to Paducah 165; Paducah to New
York via V-incennes and Indianapolis
1052 miles.
New Orleans to New York via. Mem
phis and Mississippi River -Road 1610
mue.
New Orleans to Memphis 393 : Mem
'phis to Louisville via Humboldt 377
aCBSTIKQ F COUNTY
MESSIOAERS.
Louisville to Now York via Seymour,
Cincinnati and PlHtburg 898 -1604 ; dif
ference oi mites.
New Orleaus i Louisville via Miss s
a ppi Central R d to Jaoksnu is 76s
Louisville to New York, as above 694-
1662; distance via Memphis and MIssIb
sippl River Riad 1610: difference o
mUo3.
By bulldlot? the Misls3iDni River rail
way tbo distance between New Orleans
and New York will be reduced to 1010
mUss, or fifty-two miles less than the
shortest route exlstlneor contemplated
The roading of this paper finished, Dr.
Jvsrr presented the following memorial
KiiEUiY Cousty, Tenn., November 7, 1833.
We, the undersigned, believing that n
railroad runutng from tne city ot jnem
phis through the Big creek country.
oassinir throurdi the lands of Mrs. Bhel
ton's children, and tho.eof C. Jones, Sr.,
and thence to the town of Covington,
thence onward through the river coun
ties. &o as to iuin with the Paducah Road
now being constructed, would bo a per
manent advantage to the whole coun
try and to the city of Memphis, respect
fully memorializj tho honorable Board
of Uoontv Commissioners to levy a tax
of three hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars upon the county of fahelby, to aid
ia the construction of said road, we
feel fre8 to make this requwr, in view of
the fact that the northern pare or bneiuy
county has been taxed lor an puuiic
works since it was Shelby, county, with
out having received the slightest advan
tage. It is inereioro uuju me piiuvnnv
ot juslico we ask that the county shall
be taxed for the Dsnein or tne uonnorn
portion, which has always been made
tributary to the balanc o of the cotrniy,
All which is respectfully submitted.
A H Kerr,
C C Hale,
JS D Hale,
R M Jonson,
John Winbury,
David Bedett,
W C Winbury, "
Y D Nelson,
J H Nelson,
Wm Owes,
J L McDaniel,
J Crawford,
J S Herring,
J M Bally,
J H Hazlewcod,
H McAden,
Oil Readitt,
Jas Hert,
W H Berry,
W M Witoun,
F M Lewis,
G Glenn,
Tho F Peyton,
Dr B A Mathews,
JF Smith,
T C Wiilson,
James Maders,
J J Bruneon,
D L File,
Robt Elite,
J Scott,
G Lock,
C W Jeter,
G W Dnrham,
J D 0:dham,
Wm Giles,
A D Jenkins,
J T Gramer,
N H Craig,
T J Bums,
Henry Simpson,
B Jones,
W M Armstrong,
W'ORjblnson,"
W J Turuage,
Joshua Wooten,
Jas Fuller,
Jm May, a
D V Corbltt,
Jim Lurfon,
J03 MeGown,
Smith Newton,
T P Akir,
Vm Button',
James Carrel,
B Walsh,
H Williams,
Moses Bel lar,
Jesss Waldran,
A Cluft,
Jaa A Hayes,
Hi PJjUC&dO,
i'JMcCieiian,
A J Burk,
M W Crowloy,
S Ware,
T H McAdeu,
J W Readitt,
E B Harrel,
Georfje itanKiu,
R O Shelby,
J D Massey,
R at Vaughau,
C D James,
F W Henry,
Wm J Cappa,
Jos O Thweatt,
V Carrel,
Noah Pastor,
J H Brunfion,
Wm Brunson,
John Thompson,
W C Carrel,
B Scott.
W T Roberts,
D Drendere,
T Oidbam,
John Oldham,
T G Giles,
'A Harrison,
H W Ciede,
J D Craig,
W Akin,
V Sandlin,
A J Armstrong,
J Y Robinson,
O F Armstrong,
Phil Kerr, c
M B Tucker,
Henry Wilson,
James Easly,
A G .uuxton,
Ed Scott,
Dr Jim Bowns,
M Cnapmaa,
H Burton,
John Conch,
S T Scotf,
3 Hammontou,
John Gregory,
S AParton,
J S Lay,
N M Satterwbltc,
R II urdeo brock.
James JNswton.
Commissioner Louis then offered the
following resolution, which passed unani
mously :
Jtis&oihea, tori a committee oi turee
be apDointfd to examine into the project
of tne Mississippi River railroad, and
report at a meeiing of tb Commission
ers on Friday next.
Tho Chairman aupointeu as suou uom-
mittea Messrs. Merriman, White and
Louis ; and, upon motion of Dr. White
the Chairman was added.
Whereupon the Commissioners ad-
ourncd over to Friday next.
The time will soon come when it will
be necessary for farmers to make prepa
rations for the next crop, by laying in
thejr plows, hoes. etc. It will certainly
be to their interest to know whero these
things can be bad of the best quality and
at the most reasonable price. The relia
ble and popular hardware importing
house of E. Robbins & Bradley, 223
Seoond sfteet Adams block), have ev
erything in that line that farmers can
vish. Tiiere vou will And B. F. Avery's
cast and steal plows, which have the
renqtation of being as good not better
tbanp tny ever used in this oouulrv.
Theo gentlemen have bad long estab-
.1 ..it!. 1? I : I.
ileum couueo.iuu witu x-jyiiau suu
American manufaoturers. which enables
them to afford fjciiitles qaiqrpassed in
their iraqo. 'ihey. keep a very Urge
assortrasat of all klndi of lnrawre.
cutlery and guns, which they wili sell at
as rgaNonqble rates as any Home in the
S jutkwest. Ve would advise our read
ers to oalfon these gentlemen and make
an examination of tnoir stcoes before
making their purchase?. They will take
pleasure in showing their goods, and we
are confl Jent tht they can suit any one,
both as to quality and price.
Great reduction in Lidies Underwear
at Rice & Eagellf. f
Pbizs poit Influential Saleskan
at Hebrew Faik The voting on the
gold headed enno for tbe mtst infiuon-
tial salesman at the Hebrew Fair will
close Saturday evening. List night the
vote was as follows : air. liir.cKwtn, r.t
Wells & Coll. 9 : R. W. Snillmau. at
Menken Bros,, 9 ; Capt. Black, at Robeson
& Sneed, 12 ; Mr. Riy, at B. Lowenstein
& BrcE.. 5 ; Muj. J. P. Strange, at Walker
Bros., 10.
Blank Books. Blank Books. The
most 'co'bplete stock lu the oity, Geo.
Pattison & Co. have them at 317i Main
street. tf
Grkat reduelioa
Rice & Engel's.
in
Opera Cloaksat
Phiropodist. Dr. Lindoman, who
has been sojourning in our city for some
days, has won golden opinions for him
self py his skill and the entire success of
his operations in extracting corns, bun
ions and other painful and troublesome
xcrcseence8 on the hands and feet. He
has onefated upon somo of our best clti
zsns, all of whom unite in testifying to
his entire reliability a a turgeon chi
ropodist. He remains in tho city only
three days longer, and will t found at his
room, Ko. 34 Overton Hotel, whero he
wili'be happy to attend' professionally
upon euch as may neeu u.s ervioea.
Boots anu Shobs. a another pol
nmn will be found a notice of the disEO
lutlon of the firms of Haddock, Reed &
Co.. and Monroe tsmaitz & Co., of l'hiia
delphio, both well known wholessle
dealers in boots and shces. An accom
panying announcement sttes that
Messrs. James Monroe, Joseph E.Smaltz,
M. S. Stokes and Charles T. Kaed had
formed a limited copartnership under
the Arm name of Monroe, Smaltz & Co.
for carrying on the seme business. Tho
first four gentlemen are general part
iters, and Mr. Reed is a special partner.
having contribu'.cJ fifty thousand dollars
In dish to the common stock. They
have removed tiieir establishment (some
idea of tho extent of' which may ba ob
tained bv tho contribution of jur Kseai
to 433 and 4 10 Market street, Philadel
phia, where thty solicit continuance
of the patronage formerly bestowed on
the two nrms menuoueu wve.
Marked Down I Marked Down !
Our entire steck of winter dress goods at
actual cost. Call and examine.
? WALKER BROS. CO.
Great reduction In Linen Towels itp
Embroideries at Rice & Eogel's.
t
The finest luvolce of Jenkins &' Cos.'
Teas In this city at C. C. Jackson's, 69
Adani3 street. t
IMPOKTAK3? SUIT.
A suit of some importance, inasmuch
as it Hetties a vexed question of public
Interest, and serves as a nrecedeht. de
fining tho responsibility of managers of
uieaiers ana other places ot pumio
amusement toward the purchasers of re
served oeats, wo3 decided yesterday.
During (he late season of the German
Opera, the public, ourssive3 in tho num
b;r, wero very much annoyed and In
convenienced by the action of the man
agement and their representatives, who,
In a great many Instances, cold the same
reserved seats, for the same entertain
ment, to two, three, and even four dif
ferent parties. Thore was not an even
ing when most disagreeaoiu and annoy
ing contretemps did not arise from thiti
cause, and in more than one instance
disputes arose, which might have termi
nated In serious consequences. Among
many others who were thus choused out
of their seats was Mr. Chas. N. Erich, a
gentleman well known to our public
Ho purchased a reserved eeatiu a certain
portion of the house, and when he went,
to occupy it, found another claimant in
it, who was also provided with a check
calling for the same cat He applied to
the ushsr for a ssat and it was nor: pro
vided for hi in. Mr. Erich, merely ta
test the mat'er, entered suits against the
management of the Theater, Mrs,
Thompson aud Mr. Stelnkuhl, for dam
ages, as-i-ea-iog them at the normal sum 1
of $250, and against tha clerks, who sold
thessate, for obtaining money under false
pretenses. Toe case was yesterday
argued iu one of the Courts, and wss de
aided jn favor of Mr. Erich. Mr. Stein-
kuhl and Mrs. Thompson were taxed
with the costs of the case, and sentenced
to refund the aiony paid for tho Beat,
The two young gentlemen wero of course
dismissed so fur as any criminal intent
was concerned, but they were also taxed
with the costs of court. We, and the
pub!ic, owe a vot' of thanks toMr.Erich
for testing this question, but arc sorry
that be had to make the trial on our
friends of the New Memphis. Wo only
wish he had gotten hold of Qrau, who
wss the real cause er tne trouble, anu
who ought to be r? msmbe'ed for the
trick by tho citizans of Memphis when
ever he comes thij way again.
Gbkat reduction in Ladles' Cloaks at
Riee A Logei's. . t
Evkyuddy should have one a Diary
for 1869, to be had at Gtso. Pattison & Co.,
317i Main streot. tf
No Humbug wo mean what wo say-
all winter eonds sold at Walker Bros. &
Co.'s at New York cost. t
Corns! Corns!! Corns!!! By re-
nueat, Dr. Lindoman, the celebrated Sur
geon Chiropodist will reman until Satur
day evening, January 9th, for the purpose
of curing corns, bunions and iDgrowing
nails. Cures without pain or drawing
blood. Riom 24, Overton Hotel. t-
St. Andrew's Eociety'. The regular
monthly meeting of tha St. Andrew's
rjoeiety was held yesterday evening at
the Municipal Court Room. John Camp
bell, Eiq , President, in the Chair.
Messrs. wm. and J. xoung were
unanimously elected members of the
Saciety.
The f jhowing committee was appoint
ed to make the neceesary arrangements
for tue ocisnration oi isnrns' anniver-
aiy .... .
Jiiiin Ainsiie, John it. BeiKirr, end
Dr. Allen Sterling.
Mr. c. JNourso was appointed, by the
Chairman, librarian and custodian of
tho personal etlects of the eojoly.
The Treasurer, John Atnsue, mvje
his report 03 Treasurer for the past
year, showing that S?2 65 had been ex
pended on account or charity, ana ya uo
on account of expenses, leaving $106 90
in his hands.
The committee for soliciting contribu
tions of books reported that, as quite a
number had expressed their intention to
donate books, they asked that further
time be granted tbs-m, so tha,t they
might make a full and complete list of
the bookj donated, and r apart tho names
of the generous dolors, which was
adopted. After which, the mseting ad
journed. THE COURTS.
Chancery- Court. Wm. M. Smith,
ChCMccllor. The following cases are1 set
specially f jr hearing to-day :
487 Joyce vs Odell.
543 James vs Kennedy.
64S Brinkley vs Brewster.
552 Jones va McGiunis.
501 Armour va Wynn,
561 Keep vs Oaunoran.
504 Witt vs Warner.
385 WittvsBiand.
566 Green va LIttlefleld. . .
6G7 Montgomery vs Montgomery.
563 Ware vs Ktnnel.
569 WIndle vs Wilkins,
570 Carr vs Wright.
571 Watson ys Haynes.
573 Commoroial Bank vs Ford.
575 Moargelva Cook.
570 Geary vs Barnett.
577 Wilhelra vs Wiihelm,
579 VvMeks va Moye,
5&U Atkinson vs Drane.
5St Roan vs McSpadden.
582 Bradla vs Bradi3.
533 M0010 va Watson,
5S4 Riggins va Fisher.
585 Banks vs waiter.
586 Hsnderson vs Douglass.
537 Borland vs Temple,
5S8 Meath vs Porter.
589 Loeb vs Tool.
590 McMillan V3 Carlisle.
591 Tagg vs Allen.
592 Davis vs Goodman.
594 Patterson vs Dickens.
595 Thwe&t vs Galhoun.
697 Davis vs Jett.
600 Cogswell vs Smith.
Clerk and aiaster win tasa an socount
to-dsiy in the cse of Harbert vs Finnie.
Law Court. S. Im, Judge.
All the motions romaining on the docket
were heard and disposed or yesterday.
To-day is the last day of tho term. The
(Jourt will receivo uu eiatiiii.u uii ui
excantions, etc. No other business will
. , . . .ui, A ,,t.
De trsnsaeieu. juurt win tuuu buj-jumj
to Court ia ooarse.
MriNitiiPAL Court Geo. TF. Waldran,
Jwlge.'Lha cases sat for trial yesterday
were ail disposed of. The greater num
ber of them were continued. Tnose m
which judgments were entered are iu-
surtrd below :
151S Farabee va Dslap, judgment for
plainlilT, S2S62.
154S Citlarotto vs Roma, jadgmont for
plaintiff, E47- ....
1561 Mosby, receiver, vs Russell, judg
ment for plaintiff, $235.
14S Mount vsBiraard, etal, Jtidgoient
for piaititirr, 51004 oj.
1550 Set 01 & Co vs .Barnard, et a1,
tmtirmnnt for olainuu. iWUU.
Tho followiig cases are specially set
for to-day :
1533 R'chards vsHlgsby.
1323 Hampton vs Mi33issifpi valley Iu
eiiranca Cornpany,
1473 Mosby vs Williamson.
1502 Winter vs Shelby county.
1523 Pickerell va Carroll,
rnirooitKNTArt Banquet. A com
nllmnntnrv Rlinrer WOS given by the
V n n p nf Afpmnbls to Grand Sire E.
B. Farnsworth, I. O O. F. U. S., last
evening at Jos. SpechUs.
TtJTKtr Ponlins lower than ever, at
Ric9 & Eagel'e, 233 Main street.
Ahead of Time. Victor D. Fuchs, 41
Jefferson street, has jnst received a fins
lott f 3avannab river shad, whioh can
be had at his fish nnd game depot.
The Butter Case. This case is con
tinued until nine o'clock tbia morning,
at whioh time decision will be rendered
as to the amount of bail to which Mr.
Rutter will be admitted. The sum Is all
that remains to bo affixed. Mr. Rutter
is to appear brfore the Criminal Court of
Nashville, two weeks from Monday,
25-h Inst,
The Grand Trunk Line. We call
the attention of our friends who are In
.the cotton shipping line to the advertise
ment of Thomas iruut pgu
Row, of the Grand Trunk Line. Cotton
fT flPSrM. fc1?! eeTn ti UBfdTSat
direct from Memphis thither, and la there
I'dnmDed" out almost on the ship's
,deck. Read their card.
AMOSEVEIiTS.
The New Memphis. Mr. Hamilton
may well bj prcud of the reception with
which he was greeted last evening, by
tho citizens of Memnbls. The house.
considering tho attraetlons c'sswbere
around the oity, was excellent. Tbapliy
was The IMreets of New York, Hh the
following oast : Theo. Hamilton aa "Bad
ger ; v W. S. H!gglns,a3 ' Blow.'good ;"
T. S. CliDe as "Paul Fairweather;" G.
W. Malmburg aa "Livingston' R. C.
While as Edwards;" W. S. Dovey
Puffy:" Raberfc McWado ai "Dan;"
W. O'Keofo as "Pollcsman;" V. C.
Vancampaa "Sheriff;" Mrs. M. Lana
gan as " Alida Bloodgcod ;" Miss Viola
P.unkett aa " Lucy Fairweather ;" Mr?.
(?. B. Henri as "Mrs. Fairweather;"
Mrs. Nellie Taylor as "Mrs. Puffy."
All of tho parts were most admirably
sustained, and to speak of any one as
excelling would be almost Invidious. We
cannot, however, refrain from eulogizing
the acting of Mr. Hamilton. It is be
yond all praise. More natural, life-like
and truthful we have never sesn. Mrs.
Nellie Taylor was also exquisite In
her part. Mr. Malmburg has improved
marvellously In the past two weeks,
and, a3 " Livingston," xjould hardly
be beat. Mrs. Lanagan filled the part of
the haugb-y " Alida Bloocgcod" to per
fection, f ti sMne where eho leaves her
father and tottidons his roof, was splen
didly render; d By the way, Mrs. Lan
agan takes her bonefit on Friday night,
and we u:ge upon her frinds to bestir
themeelvm to make it a good one. We
will give tae play, cast, etc., to-morrow.
Grfejjlaw Opera House. The Spal
ding A Bid well varieties troupe had quite
a resptfctnble audience at the Greenlaw
Opera House last night, to witness the
gorgeous fairy epsttocle of Undine.
Tne ecenery, dressing, and all tho
appointments arc first class, as
arc tho actors and artistes com
prising ti ! troupe. Last night bing
the first night, things did not work so
smoothly as they will hereafter. The
great attrsction cf tho evening, next to
the Amszm march and tho Can-Can,
werelhe serial feats of the dauntless and
charming iUtlo Turnour, who seems to
bave taken Memphis by storm. Few,
indeed, can look on somo of her feats
wilhou' a shudder. Tno programme is
to bo repeated this evening.
Gayties. A very full house were
entertained until the witching hour and
kept In a roar of laughter by the variety
or comicalities presented at this already
popular place of resort.
Varieties. Mansrrer Broom, like &
new broom although he is the same old
one.stui sweeps clean, and leaves nothing
to be desired by the fun loving frequent
ers of his eetablishinent. The old favor
ites attract' as much applause as ever.
ami everybody whogoed thither comes
away persuaded that the Varieties are an
institution.
The Hebrew Fair. The Memphis
Club Hill ws3 again crowded lut night
a iHteaour wun visitors t this ba
zaar. Elsewhere will be found a notice
of the progress of the variou3 rsltles and
elections.
Fip.e. About ten o'clock last evenlnr?
the alarm of fire was rnng. It proceeded,
we learn, from the burnlnrr of a frame
building in ths south-eastern suburbs of
the city. No particulars.
Sore Tbroat. Conch. Cnld. nnd nftnilnp
Uoar!", if suffered to nrosrresj. result incuri
ous paunouary affectloDs, oftentimes Incura
ble. "Jrwn'i Bronchial Troches" reach di
rectly the seat of the tlUeasc, and Rive almost
iotaut relief. Tney have been thoroughly
tested, and maintain the gocd reputation they
hive justly acquired. At there art imilalian.t. he
ture und obtain the genuine.
AMUSEMENTS.
HEW MEMPHIS THEATER
ThHr.dny rvenlnsr JsunoryT-Two Pltys.
4.i -. uimuii, ana me sary pec
tide BEAUT i ANDTIIK BEAST.
Tj-nsorrow Night Beatnt of Mrs. M. L SNA-
Q AN, A Great Bill.
Great Hill Saturday.
Hcals or Paioes. Dre-s Circle and ParnueUe,
SI ; OrcheSra tlhairs, SI 60 : Family Circle, 5C
cenu ; Colored Boiet), 50 cents ; Colored Gal
lory, 'A cents.
Doors open at quarter to 7 o'clock; curtain wilt
ria hi 8 precisely. Eox-bjok open from 10
o'clock a.ra. to 5 t.m.
6REENUW OPERA .HOUSE.
SPACLTJIXG & Binwail, Slnnrifcers,
(Also of the Academy of Music, New Or
leans, sqd the Olympic Theater,
Su Louis),
Will open for a Short Seison -
TiiuTsdar Evtulns, Jan. T, 1S69,
With their MAM
MOTH TROUPE
from the
ACADEMY
MUSIO
New Orleans,
With the Gorgeous
Romantic, Specta
cular Extravagan
za of
UNDINE
with all the Dra
oatic. Musical,
Terpsichore and
Scenic effects as 1b
N. Orleans, where
t had a run of sev
eral weeks of un
procedent'dtuccess M ile Tl RilOrjR.the Queen of the Air, and
the famous Gymnasts, the MiACO BROTH
ERM, will appear every evenln;.
Doors open at 8 o'clock ; Overture at 7
o'clock.
ADUIS310N.
Drete Circle and ParqueUe SI 0C
Kaieily Cfrele
02-jioiofflee optn from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
wheu seats can be secured,
GAYET1ES THEATER,
2"o. 87 Jefferson Slreet.
3. H. ETLY- LESSEE AND MANAGER
OS JAR WlLXdS STAGE MANAUER
iHE leadlne Variety Theater of the South.
1 Open for toe Season, with the best ttsndlng
Varl ty Combination that haseverappeared In
the oity the performance consisting of Songs,
Dances, Burlesques, Pantomimes, etc -New-Stars
each reak. Admission Fifty Cents:
Private Boxes, Five Dollars, Doors open at 7
o'clock ; performance to commence at quarter
to 8 O'ClOCK. -at
GRAND FAIR AND FESTIVAL
BY, THE LADIES OF THE
MAIN STREET SYNAGOGUE
(Iter. Dr. Tnska's),
AT THE
aiEMPHlIS CLUB HALL
(Corner Second and Union Sts.,)
MONDAY, JANUARY 4, 1S69,
And evory evening of tho week (Friday
excepted).
Binglo Admissiou, -
25 Cents
sarMnsIe and Banclus Every Evening.
deS9tf '
VARIETIES THEATER.
Corner Main and Washlngtoa Bts.
CHAS.H.H.BROOM
J. S. BERRY
-Proprietor
...Stage Manager
25 CENTS.
ADATISS10N ONLY
THE ABOVE PLACK Oir AMUSEMENT 13
open nightly with a Talented Company of
Artists, each ooe acknowledged to be a Star In
his or her speciality- The entertainment ton
slsts of Sentimental and Comic Singing, Danc
ing, Faroes, Burlesques, Sensational irramas,
Negro Airts, etc Irlvate Boxes, S3. . ,
Doors open at half-past 6 o'clock ; curtain
res at half-past 7, dels
-CLOSING
W1ITBE ET G0Bi
MENKEN BBOTHEKiS
OFFER THEIR ENTIRE WINTER STOCK OF
No. 263 Cor. Main & Court Streets
Ne. 15 BrXadison Street, Slempbi.. Tens.
Ml m IXLAKD POLICIES PROMPTLY ISSUED & LTOS EQUITABLE TERES
DWELLING HOUSES INSURED AT VERY CHEAP RATES
Capital Represented, : : : : : $8,000,000 00
fffi" life anil Accident Insurance, at Low Cash or Participating Bates, can ba
obtained, and Policies Granted from this
de27 3m BUTLER
BUILDING MATERIAL
LUMBER, SHINGLES,
LATH, DOORS,
BLINDS, SASHi
Clieap aa e flicapebt. Orders from ihc conntry promptly filled.
W. T. SWAN WICK & CO.
nov23m idams Street, Opposite Ursdley Bloc&g
The Oldest Established
House in
J, P. STRAKCE. JOHN H. TAYLOR
STSAIGE i& TAYLOR, t
WALKER eEOTHEHS it CO,.,'
DEALERS IN '.t
FANCY AMD STAPLE
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, CAPS,
AJSrD FURBISHING GOODS,
PLANTATION ASD FAMILY SUPPLIES SENERALLf
We will sell all WINTEU DRESS G0OD3, ia order to make room
for a large stock of Spring and Sorumcr Goods,
ArJ? ACTUAL O O rJF.
Jal
RELIABLE AHD POPULAR
HABDWAES IMPOETING- HOUSI
ESTA3I.ISHEB T2i
NEW YORK.
X33C.
OHAKLKST0N,
1SS-1.
DEPOT POR
Bi F. AVSSY'S CAST AND STEEL PLOWS,
DEPOT FOR
BELMONT NAIL WOEKS'
1' UJLiIj KUJt'Jc'jLilJifcj Ui-
HAKDWABE, CUTLBRY, GUNS ASD S3ELF ASL HEAT SOOD
OUR Ions established connections with English and American Manufacturers afTord fa:!M'
ties unsnrpajoed ; and our troll earned position willbe maintained, and no effort spared
to render this in the future, aa In the past, the Favorite Home.
E. BOBBINS & BBABLEY, j
223 Second Street, Adams Block, - - - Hfmphl?, Tenn."
CAPT. JAMKS O. BAPBOUR.
GAS F1XTUBBS l PUMPS
CO TO
No. 20 4: MAIN STREET.
ROBERT Xa MAITIiAHB & CO.,
COTTON AND TOBACCO FACTORS'
AKD . .
GEHERA1 COSHTCSFXGN KERCHAHTS,
HANOYER BblLDIKGS, HAK0FEB EQUiBE, SEW lOBi.
ttt- a rivannn, renda on Shicmeiits to Idverpool and London. oc2i
GROCERS.
JUdT RECEIVED BY
MEACHAfiE & TREAD WELL
Ko. 9 Union Btroat,
Stonewall BlocK, - - Hempals, Tenn.
100 Illid. Ialslaaancars,
300 Bills, nnd Hair Bbls. Holnsses,
aOO Bags Bio Coffee,
15 Tons Board's Eulton Ties,
flde'nt tnelrpricei and goods trtll glTP saUsftc-
. i - .... m nmnami tn oner
lion, "to tne uhutj
extra Inducements uetr
lStewimfoofmlUps&Co.,HseroECorriii.
OOSSPXjST BROS.,
TiBAIXBS VX
Oiiolce Groceries,
S02 32&In Slreet,
(GayosoBlock,) MEMPHIS, TENH
JUST receiving, fresh assortments of all lead
ing goods in their line.
New New Orleans Buw. . ,.
New New Orleans Molasses and fayrnr, and
Golden eyrup. ... ,
Coffees Rio, laguayra, Java and Mocha.
Fresh supply or Teas.
Mackerel Mess, No. 1 and No. 2; Smoked Sal
mon and Bloaters ; CodfUh, plain and dessl
catFd. Best Brands of Flour.
H. B. Goods dellTered Tree or charge
to any part or the city. . dfel2
Big Creek Land Ten Miles or Memphis-
. . r enn nn the
fin 100, lao ana u.u acres oui m - -z-yU,
Mississippi River K.lr.forsail
moinWnvnrfia Timber o Hawaie aiat,
!rtlAloe Lavaca.
SALE G3P
3SERSEYS, ETO!,
AT REDUCED PRIOES.
TIERS
9
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Offlcc.
& KOOTIT. General Agentog'jf
OF ALL KINDS, '
Dry Goods and Clothing
Memphis.
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TV&XTLEE BROS. & CO.
MBMPHISH
1863.: SUPERIOR CUT J. NATES.
'as.
M". THOMAS D. Wir.OER,
CONFSCTIONERISS.
CHRISTMAS, 1868;
To (lie City and Conn(ryr;
. .il i
JUST KKCETVKD A large ttoak oC Christ
taa3 Goods, comprlslnz ( " '
PBESKBVFS. : 'J'
fUTJITS,
KUTS,
TOTS, - . .;
ilKE TfOBKS,
And a1! the Luxuries and Delicacies Inlhe
Confectionery line.
PURE CAjSTDIEQ,
In Endless Variety. ""fi
.'-'5
Pcgtrics, 33tO. .
ear BEND IN YOGK ORDERS. 1 ,
I. ROCCO,
20 Main Street; '
Opposite Odd Fellows' Hal!i
delllm
PSTRO on.
Petro"! Petro! Petro !
THE Tennessee Petro Oil Company la still',
alive at thelrnew stand,
SSlSIntn Street, Opposite Clay Bnlldla;,
w Inform the public In general to come far
wrdandtryit. We also defy competition la
onr Lamp, Unmers and general Lamp Stock,
wi aremanufacturers of the " Hanging Rock"
stoves. Tinware, Castings of great varieties,
wholesale and retalL Merchants will ao well
ta examine our Btock. .
LAGER BEER,
BY L. SCHNEPEL,
Corner Thirdand -Webster Steeots
t-v T1ARRKLS HALFBARRKLS ANDTCEOS.
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