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THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL - MONDAY, JANUAEY 17, 18TO.
LETTER LIST.
The fii'nwlm is the list of letters remsln
!err.phla I'.KiofDce and not deliv-
Ali letters directed to street and numbers.
ay carriers.
LIFT.
Bond rats F
Dunbar miss M A
Hurl Is mis C
Jennings miss H
Lain ralssE D
Vicbot miss L
vialrk inlss D
r-h-.rldan miss A
Turnbu'' miss I
Waiiter mrs C T
i.-emlssj
u'l mo M
LUamson mrs M H
t:NTLEMEN'n
LIST.
. o a Co
I Brush W 1
B Diisiuchet F
Baker J C
Baptist J
ran E
e. R
" Morgan M
Orea-orv H T
. !cff A HitcMler J Humphry-. J
.. eel ir 0 W J muson W H Johnson P
Jvuh-oi: sj JonesJ Jonen K F
i.i -aryj Lane J E ManleyJR
McGlnnlsPB McKail T 1
McDonald N T Forfleel F E Perry JO
V. I LJOsUekatrM ReynoldsO
"hapard R A shnnley P
.ii.son Rev J Thomas t
1 nueu i: JerhnenR Wilson B F
. n G W Young H 0
MASONIC DIRECTORY FOR 1870.
bOanMnV
Bocth Mrsrais. No. lis meeta 3d Friday of
each mon'!.-Hali enr. Madison andssecond.
- Vstthcwn, W. II.; Ben. Ifnta,
v a.. No. lit meeta 1st Monday tm ev-
v :-.ioa'.h nt Odd-Fellows' Hall, corner
lurl and Main. John Zenl, W. M. ; John
LcilaS ' N MS meeta 1st Friday of each
month lluut coiner Madison gad Second.
K W Mitchell, W. M.; S. rtturm, 8ec
" - ro No. an onesOk Sd Friday of each
month odd-Feliown' Hall. J. JJ. Bealrd,
monds, W. t.; luls Casipftkl, tsec
IUJ AL ARCH.
rr..vs Ckapter. No. ffl-n.ecta 2d Mondav of
each month Odd-FeUewa Hadi. i. C Tra
cer M. L. H. P.: C. G. Locke, bee
R AND a. M.
EcbKKA CiTxnL, No. 6 meets fd Monday of
:. ruontii dd-Fellows' Hai-. John.eui.
TEH "LA as.
CTMM roaaAsnm. No i meets 4th Mon
day of each mouth. Uso. Mellersh, Com.;
T. J. Larchus. Rec
Calva'rv "HAPTkB or Rosa Ceoix, Utth. No.
W. Adams, SM, la.-. W.-.; II. T.
X JlXliilajrOll. 32d, 5sc.
I 0 0. F. DIRECTORY.
Q atso EvC4rEJT. NO.S. L O. O. F. meets
i Tiicifdav nights of each
- .-v. F.'bavis.C.P.; D.C.
1 , r. HL P.; Tiiomaa Bacon, Scribe.
Vajsrais I .oiait. No. li meeta every Tuesday
iMirht at 71. o'clock. J. W'Wa nesbtrE. N.
..' i i i .. .. V G. : Tiios. Sioftet. Hec y.
ets every Mon
A. Hern. N. G. :
Levy, Record-
'clx-k.
.: Loon
ANHOUNCEMENTS.
FOR SHERIFF.
si1
HT Is a can-
ounty at the
t lo the de
i to meet aal
te f..i
Ion in
f the
.lan-
Jai
herehv announce rayi lf as
lrn candidate lor re-election
shertrf. at the ensuing Marci.
A. P. I LREY.
Sheriff of Sheioy county.
Jail
F. fOVNTY TAX-COLLECTOR.
Conventloc, which meets Jan-
iall
ATTORNEY-GEN. CRIMINAL COURT.
-GF.Ni F.AI oF THE CRIM
r 1 . We are authorized to au-
WT B ART for Attorney-Oen-o:ua'.
Coari, subject tothede- j
isjii.ocratlc convention. Flee-
Jalti i
GFNFRAL Or THE CB I M -7
-We sra authorised to an
WELCH as a candidate for At
itl it the Criminal court, dels
-
FOR JUDGE 1ST CIRCUIT COURT.
xT UOUICT Man
.o the very eoiapll
Pr ot peaaoraay,
1 hereby announce
Jnag of Us 1 ltst
OW. HEIREELL
FOR CLCEK Drr CIRCUIT COURT.
-,L"':K Fir ST IKCCIT COCRT We are
I. s-ubo-lz-d to announce Mr. M. D. L.
Mil as a candidate lor Clerk of the
First LaT.-utt Court, aub!eet tothe nomination
;onnty Convention, to be held Jaona-
... 0tk ' Jo
F('R CLERK 2 CIRCUIT COURT.
iV
rt -c
CJ
KA!
'ic
oou
:rvn cot'RT. d. c.
Idate for Clerk of the
- Iby county, dsw
Rv'Cn COURT.-We
noounce Col. JOE
date for the office of
rcuit Court of Shelby
doU
:CTT COCRT .We.
nds have seen fit to
a candidate for the
I can only say. that
n. If tender-.!, and,
X) erform the du-
I;. TREZEV A NT.
call
a bo
I wl
if ei
Ues
FOR
LERK SB CIRCUIT COURT
HIE THIRD iBARTLF.i'T.
:T without a doubt, I am
the comity convention lor
l-artlcir circuit Court.
J. Jlo. BROOES.
THE TH1RDOUDAKT
T (" UKT-IMease :iu
sndidale for the above
nomination hvlheCo.i
CBAS W. JOHNS rox.
IIRCTJIT COUBT (BAHT
s authorized to announce
c1
J. V
.Ha.
IJ
Jsu
)F CRIMINAL COURT.
miSAL COOBX. I am
aork of the Criminal
te,eub!ct to the Om
'W.T. AVERY.
Court at sheit
vcLtiOn.
for Clek of th
cWcislon of Uit
ja
CRLM1NAI.
e myssif as
tXtIRT. 1
t candidate
ib lect to the
COL'NTY TRUSTEE.
L1
DALE Is a candidate for
Trusiee of Shelby county, sub
acl.on of tie Democratic party.
;ect to the
Jala
A.
Who
T. u-
tlor. in -!
ot the Co
uary - Ik.
1 Jan
Jal2
FOR STATE TAX-COLLECTOR.
LX COLLIftTOR.
announce W. D.
e i or State and
;t to the decision
PB
".. i
oi 1
S i
s
iX
K.t "full
MCAB
ale and
Mimii
JaT
FOR COL'NTY COCRT CLERK.
Ci
ziaue In yoti
uae long, 1 mi-
County uart
:t to the
t:on o,
Sit
s s
.
CM.
Clerk,
ventli
JNQ.C. COOPER.
i'e are ar.iuor
RE1LLY. the
lerk. as a c.i u
t the ensuing
jail
ocrt cleuk-j. Harvey
Is a candidaje for Oowatjr Cocrt
to lh proper liemocraUc nou-
Jat
l'K. Wc sre author
70U D. GREEK, as n
can
at t
Ut. At the aolicita
frisndi, and m re-
WIl.L O. WOODrtON.
FOR DITTt RECORDER.
s solicitation of
I have consented
cr ihe Ueneral
Rocorder, at Ihe
me ,i cjindKluU: l,
i ouuctl lor the office of CI
elect. on iu January next.
W. L STEWART.
LOST.
SftUrr- vnder thu hetft wilt be inserted al 7V. !
cents per Unt, each tnserUun.
; t 1 i IiI.F..-Ki head
Arkansas lieet j
ric-Commercls' 1
e -colors otlier ;
d will bo psld
WANTED FEMALE HELP. -
under thu head via be insertrd at Ten
cents per line, each insertion.
iOOK -A woman to rook. w:'. Iron and
j An eenersl housework lor a sma!:
re net
:amlly:
goad wages given.
.lppiy at irh
Jala
met.
COOK A number one rook, washer and
iroct.-r. A nt German National
Bank. jalS
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
I utices under this head trt
omit per linr, eat
rd or Ten
H1
I LLP. Planter. levee
contractors, rail-hotol-fceepers
In
lvate families re-
roau couiractrn-s. or
taut of male lielp. or p'
luirltig
feniaic help of
ie sup
isd
nliOi
pplylug to
and only
et Jal7
lLnrtlll-UlM inaiigeoi H I.-i.Ll. 1IU-
3 eral salary paid. Address X. Y. X., with
I Florence, thro
3fe
P.O.
Jal7
FOR RENT-ROOMS.
Xohees under this head will be inserted at Ten
cents per tine, each insertum.
FFICES
AND
ROOMS
to J. J.
-In Commercial
ANDREW. 2M
jail
apply
1 rout street.
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
IVuucts under thii head u-Si It iiuei Uxl at Ten
eenu per line, each insertion.
UKMIDEKCJC-A smalt suburban residence
witn two or more acres, wli-rr repairs on
house will is- taken in lieu of rent or pait of
i It; all ill lea P. A. R., Appeal office Jalg
n WELLING A new and convenient dwell
ing, on the corner ot' Market and Second
lret. No 4. Applvon Hie premises, or to
A. W. IjKEU , M. and C. B. K. jalii
iWKl.l.INH, A two-story Kwellinp. sit
uated on Vauce, brlwf-iu laudeidale ano
Orleans streets, on the line ot street railroad,
will be rented reasonable to a good paying
leuaut; apply to B. F. PitlCE.
jaS So. Jefferson street
OTUKE AND KK
O room and frame
corner of Auction
of fR SNYHEK. -JH
;CK The Itrlck stole
ise on tho southeast
Front row. inquire
3eraon sl jss
FOR RENT-FARMS.
.Votvw under thu hrad staff be inserted at Tvn
eenU per line, each insertion.
LAND 1K70 On Hernaui
from city, 2U acres rich
cistern aud well, aud goo
preinises. W. W. SCI
jaS
id. 2V, inilcs
small house,
,urd on the
FIEIJ,
ont street.
F
RESIDENCE AND FARM. A uesirable res
idence ami small tarin, five miles from
Memphis, on the Plgeonroost road 30 acres i
hf open laud. In a fine state of cultivation ; li
acres in orchard the best seic.-tlon of Irnlt :
in tne country; large r.eh gartleo, witii hot
Lds, sash, etc.; dwelling houe. with tea
rooms; doctor's office in the yard: smoke
house, kitchen, cribs, stable and cow-sheds.
Applv to T. J . FiMPUlT,
dea ' No. 24 Front street.
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
.Votmr j under this head mil be tnsertexi at Ten
cents per line, each insertion.
li ak license
With or without fixtures;
O. apply to McLefresh & Co., 214 Krou
Kow.
jale
IKErS PATTE
Latest styles at Si cts.
XJ each. No. a
Malu sireeL jail
c AW AND UK1ST MILL. A st.ju saw aud
o irrist mill. or exchange the :" lor Re
proved city profM-rty or larm lands: timber
and lnlll-slU! will be leaded to purchaser, if
desired. Apply to K. Odom a ssm. at Nes
bill's station, M Ism. and Teuu Railroad, or
PARTEE, Bl'RLEsON CO.. Menipiiis. deal
1 TELot.'IPEDES. Will sell, cheap, a lot of
t
makes lslesf styles.
Apply to W. o. Wood
It on. or at, T. Enslish.
GERMAN
TIO.N'AL B A
OF MEMPHIS.
S
IHreciors.
I Oris EANACER.o!'S(vx)!flt:,l A Hacauer.
J. C. NEELY, ot iirooas, Neely Jt Co,
R S. JONES, of Jones, Brown .t Co.
A. L. HARRIS, of Harris. Coci.rau 4 Co.
R. P. WALT, of R. T. Wall Jt Co.
BL L MKAL'BAM, oi Meacham Tradwell.
THOS. H. ALLEN, f Thos. li. Alien Jt Co.
ii. L DENISON, of Orgiil Bros. Jt Co.
D. P. HADDEN. of D. P. Uadden & Co.
J. C. TERRY, of Price Jt Terry.
E. J. TaYLOR, Of Taylor Rutland.
OJTIerri.
LGUI3 IIANAUER,
Proaldent,
M. L. MEACHAM,
Vice-President.
MARTEN" ORIFEIX,
Cashier.
H. E. GARTH,
jal-
Asst. tan
saltier.
A LAROK lot of dress patterns al two
dollars and tiftv cents each.
HK.KZ 'G A BRO.
Bkaitifi-l Fhknch Cli.aks at
their value, al B. Lowensteiu .V Bros
half
Bleached
meius ut
DoMEST-,-;n at induce-
MENKEN EROS.
Laigh at the " Jnniwcnts
THVVAIT, C'HAPMAN A Co.'S.
at Cowper-
TO ADVERTISERS IN THE APPEAL
After this date, advertisements will not
be rei-ived from any but regular custom
ers and well-established houses, unless
accompanied by the cash. The enforce
ment of Ibis rule is rendered mcesssry by
the difficulties of eoUontSOSI and the" de
mands of a business that requires a ot.iA
jutlat in nil tU department, for its proper
and profitable conduct. Business men
will understand aud appreciate the nccoa
BftjT for this basis for our future.
KEATING, ENGLISH A CO.
November 30. Win.
Still in iuk Fiklh. Attention Is
called to the card of col. A. I". Curry, the
present incumbent who, we sec by his an
nouncement, is still in the field for
Sherift
Thb Appeal is the only '!( paper
published in the city. Only tv. ciity-hve
cents a week.
CITY LICENSE AND TAXES.
City Scrip, iu sums lo suit, for licenses
and taxes, at City Bank, No. I Madison
street.
Go to Tut: Kaiimkk church Hume
Concert, at Memphis Club Hail, and POST
his famous string band, bis new and beau
tiful soloa, and last, though not least. Mr.
Bishop iu Ids unrivaled performance on
the guitar.
H i. a Dii AR rKKS for the Rustic Photo
grapbs, Mi Main street, sign oi the "(rill
Star."
We are iu formed
A Bros.. Clay Bui
their eutire retail
duced prices, and
hat J. In. Loewenstine
ling, aie ciosing out
st.H-k at greatly re
inteiiil going into an
! exclusive wholesale business.
Ont celebrated kid
all buck which tear.
glove
We take
ft BRO.
HERZOG
Attenu Remnant sale of
MENKEN
BROS.
COWPEK-
Napoleon the Third is
TirwAii, Chapman A CY-V
A General Rem-ction at B. Lowcn
stein A Bros.
LEGAL ADVERTISING LAW.
As Act to
Regulate the Publication
Legal Notices.
of
" SacTION 1. Be U enacted. That It shall
be the duty of ail Clerk -. Sheriffs, and
other court officers, to make, or cause to
be made, publications of all notices of a
legal character in the newtpaperpublisbed
in the county where such shall be ordered
I having the largest circulation in said
county, and where there ia no uewspaper
i published In the oounly, then the publt
; cation shall be made In the newspaper
published nearest the county seat, having
the largest circulation in said county,
I'rorided, That in every instance where
the party or parties or the attorney or at
torneys, interested in aaid publication
shall nave the right todesinate the news
papers lu which the said pubiication shall
be made. ' '
We copy above so much of the lega! ad-
vertlslng lsw as the put
interested
in. We do this lor the
putting the oficert, litigant
upon their guard In relati
ter, and to guard theui ags
lexl. 1. Is the privilege of
tornev, st whose iusiauis
purpese of
i attorneys
' the inal
being lulu.
arty or ot
advertise.
ment la Inserted, to publish il in atu pa
yer ne pie&aea.
Men's and hoys' Caasimeres at low fig
ures. MENKEN BROS.
Rn.Ks! Snots!! feiLKs!!! Great bar
gains In silks, at B. Lowenstein A Bros.
New prions for everything oo Mondav.
-pli rlnisinn lil.'R7oft RPO'
THE FASHIONS.
The
Latest Styles in Dresses. Bonnets.
Head-dresses and Petticoats.
HKAD-PIU3-M-:s.
A correspondent says: The new head
draaoon in Paris are extremely graceful.
They liriug to the recollection the style
worn during the Regency and the end of
Leo is XIVb reign. The hair is waved in
front unite in a novel manner, aud so as
to represent small curls. At the top of j
the head this waved hair Is. mixed with
ringlets arranged tier upon tier, and which j
are very long at the back. This head-
dress Is 'combed more or leas high, accord- j
Inst to the sstyle of the face of the lady
who adopta It.
LOW-NECKED jkKsiLS,
Low bodiceti, made In liretonne, are
Vcultdly more popular than any other i
style; a white fichu, edged with lace. J
is'woni beneath it. A novelty I the way
of a low-necked dress has come to as with
Otgter fashions of the season. The waist i
dccolleU-e in no longer to exhibit a bound
less contiguity of shoulder-blade aud
throat, but is cut round like the Nor
mandy peasant waist, and ia worn with a
fluted trill of finest lace, standing.
COLLARS.
Upright quillings of lace, and of India
muslin, fluted, are more popular than
anything else in the way of collars, thouiih
married ladies wear ottener thd Marie
Therese and other imported collars made
to follow the outlines of dresses cut heart-
h j Pompadour
"-x" -
MKKKT-DRKs.HLS.
Costumes for street wear are In various
j designs. Something new is of rich black
cashmere. There is a wide row upon the
Bottom of the skirt aud the overskirt, the
' latter being- caught BP in a bunch behind.
a U pannier. The close sleeves have a j
band of that trimming at the hand, and a j
small pointed capo of India cashmere, j
with a frill of lace at the neck, a la Marie j
Smart, completes the suit.
BONNETS AND HATH.
A new bonnet, particularly becoming to
i pretty laces, piquant faces and youthful
i... ,-Oia.s made its appearance, called the
Infanta," or baby bonnet. The brim is
so small as to be ne brim at all; the crown
is the feature of the bonnet, from which it i
takes its name. Made of pearl-colored
satin, with a dark velvet contrasting, it is ;
I a tasteful novelt v in the way of sensation- ;
al headgear. lu'Paris, round hats are not :
: so generally worn as they are here; very
few elegantly dresaed ladies wearing them
on grand occasions. Bonnets now worn
have a coronal of light velvet, from which
long feathers fall back over the chignon. ,
A novelty of the season is a bonnet of
crejie. de'ehitte, composed of a dark velvet
coronal aud a tuft of feathers. Falling
from the crown is a scarf, of crepe, edged
with adeepsilk fringe, and crossing upon
the chest, is clasped by a small brooch.
SASIIHE.s.
Sashes seem to be worn as much as ever
with dresses of crepe de chine; the sash i
is of the Mime material, richly fringed.
The bows, or rather loops, are large, and
al! the ends arc broad aud short. Sashes
to velvet garments are made of velvet and
satin, or silk combined. Roman ribbous
an particularly handsome, variegated and
crimpied fringe, with dresses of tulle; a ;
ncarf-4anaJl ot crape, or Algerian gauze i
passes over one shoulder, to the opposite
side, under the arm. where it is held by a
bounuet. Sashes of the most brilliant
hues are worn with velvet basques or
jackets; the new shade called tajte:e dex
I Alj'ei, is very handsome, and various
! shades of pink, or coral color, are worn
with house dresses of black silk. Ladies
will hnd the French ribbons far superior
to the Swiss manufactures. Some beaut i
, ful sasbea are of Chantilly thread-lace, iu
j the shepherdess pattern, with the design
j of the broad-brimmed hat, the rake and
' the flowers so perfectly traced as to be
seen ataglam e, though wrought of spider
web quality.
PETTICOATS.
The petticoats for outdoor wear are
made in the same manner, but braided; a
ran tine black braid upon either a pearl
i gray or groseille petticoat is very eflbo
! live. Striped !Uieoats, bordered with
' three flounces cut out in leaf-like scol
lops, are also much worn. The center
flounce is velvet; the outside ones are of
the striped silk. Some new petticoats
have appeared during tho winter for
wearing indoors, with opera train skirts.
Mme. Eiise Introduced them, and BXOOOaV
' inlv novel is ih ir effect, especially the
abciile petticoat, uich can be wcrn with
vary variety of skirt. It Is made of dark
yellow satin, striped horizontally with
maroon velvet, aud is worn with a ma
roon velvet dress with large Louis XIV
refers, ornamented n ith old Bruges gui
pure round the throat. This frill descends
eu talsit over the waistcoat. In order
that the lace may not fall, it Is strength
ened or held iu its place by line whale
boae beiug lun in the band.
BILKS, SATINS ANP CREPE DE CHINE.
Among our newest silks, the superior
quality of gros grain are somewhat cum
bersome, aud have given way lo a poult
de oi, quite as elegaut, but softer and
moro flowing, in arfcenO are produced all
ot those wonderiul shades of eou de nil,
topaz, and e iu de Lenta. Shades of co
ral, and a peculiar ereeii called tcrf de
aftanot, are particularly intended for our
brunette beauties. Shades of gray, too,
sre almost as popular as those of pink,
widen threaten to rival and swallow up
the blues which have so long held su
oremaov. Saiius still retain the popular
ity that'Uiev gained three years ago, and '
I ; ... .l,nnc. I,. llii-.r il.ll,:ltu
ST. .I1 W, fTil I
the fabrics lately produced to tempt wo- j
men ot fashion, crepe de chine surel y j
lakes precedence. Nothing so stylish or
expensive has MM suggested for a long
time. The prevailing taste seems to poiut j
io - .tt, 8 iwmg fabrics, rich and noiselMa,
instead of the rustling bnn-ades so long
uppermost in the realm oi style, and nWMOJs
tfe chine is its prophet. It comes in shades
ol lavender, blue, green, gray, rose, scar
hat. It is a yard and three-quarters in )
width, and not less than ten dollars a :
yard, and la used exclusively for tunics
Ml over-ilressea, above bodies of silk to j
coi resjiond. All shades of crepe de chine j
arc delicate, and to wear ii over a high- j
colored body would be to insult the Wat
low school of fashion, of which pale ;
colors in ri.'h fabrics are the exponents.
Some Algerian jjauzes, less expensive,
though of course less beautiful, come j
next in popularity to crepe de chine, and j
some extra good iorlard silks known as
Celestial Empires, make tasteful bodies or j
slips to wear witii them.
PC LI. DRESSES.
Trained dresses are almost entirely dis
carded iu the ball-room, or wherever else
dancers most do congregate, and, if worn
,.t s". are arranged lo be carried across ;
tne arm at pleasure. Costumes for even-
:tik' arc delicately divided Into uigmncu
violets, brocades and failles, for the ma
trons, and Oananal silks, China crapes,
tulles, etc., lor the youthful. Styles are.
M they should be, majestic lor the former,
aud picturesque for the lateer. In velvets,
the regul.it ion dress ol black is departed i
Irbm, except as to Ihe marteau du cour, ;
which is more art icularly :i dinner cos-1
tume, and ladies are wearing shades of
pearl, cream aud azure-white velvet, as i
well as shades of peach aud salmoii-i-olor. I
Of course nothing but lace is refral !
enough to serve as trimming for velvets!
,i such delicate shades. Paris dresses for i
fni; dress receptions Hie in long train, ami
maorj of the fashionable silks resemble
the old style brocades of the time of
Marie Antoinette, An elegant dress of
r,,si-colored brocade is made with a long
traiu, opening in front over an under
skirt, with two flounces of while law
wrought in beautiful designs. The cor
sage is made to simulate a basque at the
back, and rounding in front, is open to
the neck, displaying a white satin vest,
w itii a frill of lace. A novel style is a
white silk with butlerlly-shaped bows of
black gros graiD silk tho whole length of
the skirt. Over the medium low corsage
is worn a fichu, or pointed cape of white
lace embroidered w ilh very tine pearls.
Wilh this was worn a bertha decorated
wi'h pearls. Another very charming
dras is of white ailk, with a basque, sash
end and bodice; trimmings made ot an
entirely new kind of embroidery, which
is very effective, namely, sprays and
bunches ot beautifully deslgued flowers
and leaves, principally composed of
pieces of colored silk and satin, puckered
up, sc. as to be iu high relief, artistically
speaking.
Puck! Puck!! Puck!!! at CowpEn
thwait. Chapman A Co. 'a.
Trimminos of every description at half
value, from Mondsv on, at
HERZOO A BRO.'S.
Balance
floe.
of our Remnants at a aacrl
M EN KEN BROS.
A GbeaT taOUiai in silks, at B. Low
enstein A Bros.
Oewt's Olothino and Furnishing
GoahIb st 'JO per cent, less than our for
mer prioes.
J. 11. LOEWENSTINE A BROS.,
No. 131 Main street. Clay Building.
It is not necessary to have your picture
taken to visit the Star Gallery, but call
and spend an hour in the elegant recep
tion room. You will find a piano, stereo
s sipes, tine views, and the walls full of
fine photographs. Y'ou can pass an hour
' very pleasantly.
Thk following dates of our files are
missing: July i, July 7, snd August 25.
We will pay fifty cents esch for them to
the first party bringing them to this of
fice. "Mark Twain's Innocents"
.(n'riric it ev.iui (V
are al
Cov,-
PRIMARY MEETINGS.
Democratic
Executive Committee
County. -Shelby
The primary meetings in the wards of
the city for the purpose of appointing
delegates to the County Convention, will
be held at the following places:
First Ward Main street Enginehouse.
Second Ward Councilroom, Exchange
Building.
Third Ward 'Squire Kiernan's ollice,
Adams street.
Fourth Ward Stillman Hall, Second
street.
Fifth Ward Municipal Courtroom,
Second street.
Sixth Ward Waldran Block, Main
street.
Seventh Ward Ferguson Hall.
Eighth Ward Poplar street Engine
house. Ninth Ward Chelsea House.
Tenth Ward Corner of Main andSoutb
streoto. THOS. L. LOGWOOD,
Chairman.
Good News! A dreaa pattern of poplin
and worsted for two dallors and fifty
cents, on Monday, at
HERZOO 4 BRO.'S
French Cloaks at half their value, at
B. Lowenstein & Bros.
Good
pair.
1U-4 Blankets, $3 25 per
MENKEN BROS.
Old Pic-rt-RKs copied or eularged to
anv sire, and colored in oil, water colors
or India iuk, at Star Gallery.
5000 Pairs Ladies', Misses' and Chil
dren's Shoes, some of which are slightly
daniageil, from iiftv cents tooue dollar.
J. a. LOEWKN8TINE & BROS.,
No. 2S1 Main street, Clay Building.
Go to Locke's, i16i Main street, for the
latest news.
Read "Yestcrday.To-day and Forever!"
at C'OWPKRTHWAIT, CHAPMAN Jt Co's.
A new supply of beautiful Stereoscopes
and card rustic frames, just receivetl al
the Star Gallcrv.
Memphis Wood and Willowwauk
Compan v. The stockholders of this com
pany are requested to meet at the Cham
ber of Commerce on Wednesday next, al
three o'clock p.m., for the purpose of or
ganizing under the charter just granted
by the Legislature.
BEAt'TiKit. French Cloaks at half
their value, at B. Lowenstein dt Bros.
Attend the sale of Remnants of all
kinds of Dress Goods, at
M KNKEX BROS'.
We advertise a line of Dress Goods for
twentv-nve cents, worth fifty, open on
Monday, at HER.OG A BRO.'S.
LAW REPORTS.
MuTiiclnal Coart---Judge
Fotite.
To-day (Monday) will be motion day.
The following is the calendar for the
week :
Tuesday, lh.
lKsl Heath A Co. vs. Fletcher ct al.
2ofi2 Crump, Moore A Co. vs. Moo.ly.
2003 Nelson vs. Lacey et al.
2064 Weimer vs. James.
20bri Stevalley vs. Halle.
2iKJ7 Foote vs". Cicada, adm'r.
2-t"2 Algeo vs. Duval).
2075 Pike vs. Keating.
2077 Cowing ft Co. use, etc., vs. Hughes,
"oso M,. Brille vs. Brinkle.i .
2081 Partee vs. Doyle A Wylie.
20S3 Hardeman vs. Wesche et al.
2086 Howard vs. Twohig.
2uyl Wright vs. Brinkley.
20!) Wells vs. Schoonoover.
2oy7 Frierson vs. Appcrson.
itoo Townsend vs. Berlin.
2102 Crowder A Co. vs. Rawlings.
2103 H. Seessel vs. N'ealis.
Wednesday, 19A.
1813 King, use, etc., vs. Merrlman.
1825 Mason vs. Busche.
1826 Vance vs. Hutiii A Co.
1859 Ulrick, Bush A Co. vs. Zweville,
Hargan Jt Co.
2101 Callan vs. Merrill ct at.
2105 How vs. Munnigan.
2106 Vaneo vs. Vserrookllo.
2107 Hazard vs. Hill, adm'r.
2108 Van Hrocklin vs. Jackson.
21irf Hall vs. Steamer Luminary.
2110 McDonald vs. Steauier Lu'mlnarv.
2112 Walker vs. Gm st.
2113 Wells et. oL vs. Guest.
2111 Wayman vs. Wods.
2115 Hunt vs. Sl.igle et. al.
2117 Snyder vs. Foitz.
21 IS Taylor vs. MoreheaJ.
2119 Saie vs. Williams, ex'r.
2120 Carter vs. Uengold et. al.
2121 State of Tennessee vs. Hicks.
Thursday, 20M.
UW Burr A Co. vs. Brown, adm'r.
1972 Hart vs. Miles.
1973 Hart vs. Miles.
lWe2 Citizens Ins. Co. vs. Babb et. al.
-:22 State of Tennessee vs. Davis.
2123 Pope vs. Walton, adm'r.
A: K. ft A. ol Memphis vs. Staid.
2125 M. A A. of Memphis vs. Muldoon.
m M. A A. of Memphis vs. Key.
2127 M. and A. of M. vs. Lyons. '
12 Same vs. Richardson.
2129 Same vs. Dondero.
2130 Sauie vs. Blessing.
2131 Same vs. Bener.
2132 Same vs. Carter.
2133 Same vs. same.
2134 Same vs. Goodwynn.
2135 Same vs. Hawkins.
2136 Same vs. Cohen.
2137 Way vs. Woleott, Suilth A Co.
fYiday, Jtttiuary '2lst.
lslii Gibson et al vs. Elliott.
1725 Lea vs. Hughes.
2iKis Sullivan vs. Cicalla, jr.
aBOS McNamara vs. same.
2013 Taylor A Co. vs. Hesse J: Co.
2i:tS McCue vs. Low et ux.
21.19 Cane vs. Rentrow et al.
140 Buttinghatis vs. Meyer.
2141 Sumo vs. sumo.
2112 M. and A. of M. vs. Staid.
214 ! Same vs. .anoul.
2144 Same vs. Moruingstar.
2145 Same vs. Cunningham,
2146 Same vs. Fuller.
2147 Same vs. ZaiKHni,
2148 lawless vs. James.
274y Wilson et al vs. Graham.
2151 Cross vs. West et al.
2152 Shepherd vs. Busby.
2153 Frazer vs. Nooe.
8m MaNnay, 22f.
1645 Jones vs. Wormley, Joy A Co.
2ii'i- Hargan vs. Wetter.
2055 Algeo A Co. vs. Tate, Able A Co.
2057 Roceo vs. Bank of Memphis.
2059 Townsend, trustee, vs. Council A
Persons.
2060 Apperson, ex., etc., vs. Bettis et al.
2154 Plain vs. Mitchell et al.
2155 Hart vs. Ayer et al.
2150 Todd A wife vs. Wickershaiu.
2157 Osterling, Hall A Co. vs. Eastland
A Gilbert.
2158 Drake vs. Eastland A Gilbert.
2159 Battle vs. M. A O. R. R. Co.
2160 Sabine vs. Wickershaiu.
2161 Hickman vs. Eddins.
-I'C Selby vs. Torian.
2163 Estes vs. Beaumont.
2161 Ward, adm'r., vs. Andrews.
2167 O'Donuell vs. Meath.
2169 (ireeulaw vs Ferguson.
2170 Stewart A Co. vs. McRae.
Bemn cnts to be closed out at
MENKEN BEOS',
A fine ladies' handkerchief on Monday
for twenty -ents. HKR.OG A BRO. '
A Genebal Reduction at B. Lowen
stein ft Bros.
WkOGANs A Thorn have just finished
a lot of boys shirts.233 CLAY BIILD1NG.
(i-t "Twisted Threads'
thwait, Chapman A Co's
at CowrKii-
W n tte and black, and all colors in our
celebrated kid glove on hand. Warranted
lo wear. HERZOU A BRO.
Opera Cloaks at reduced prices, st B.
Lowenstein A Bros.
Bleached
meutn at
1 o M EsTf fs Great induce
MENKEN BROS.
COUNTY SCRiP! COUNTY SCRIP
In sums to suit taxpayers, at City Bank,
No. ? Madison street.
Godev, Peterson aud Demorest for
January, at Joe Locke's, 236H Main street.
To MAXZ room in our dress goods de
partment, we have cut up and will have
ready on Monday morning, a lot of dress
goods in p uterus, which we will sell at
two dollars and a half, and the finer qual
ity for three dollars snd a half each. The
goods are worth double the money.
HERZOG A BRO.
Handsome Silks at yoc. per yard, at B.
Lowensteiu A Bros.
FOR SALE ! FOR SALE !
City and County Scrip and Tennessee
money, at City Bank, No. 9 Madison
street, iu suuisio suit.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
No advertisement is inserted in the
Svnday Appeal unless especially ordered
and paid for as an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week,
mo same as a;i outer Memphis nais-is.
a fo, ho seventh day we ohar W I
Great Sacrifices made, to clear ont
wider stock.
HEROCi BRO.
Remnants of LineDs and Dress Goods
very cheap. MENKEN' BROS.
WhyT HaTe you not read Puck? at
Cowpjskthwait, Chapman fc Co's.
PicTt'RES made on watch dials at Star
Gallery, 249 Main street.
Dr. Jno. C. Roogjt'a Office moved to
ltd Adams street.
W. K. Frexch, late of New Orleans, is
at the Star Gallery.
Great Bargains next week at
HERZOG fc BRO.'S.
We have reduced thepriceson Bleached
and Brown Domestics, Sheetings, Pillow
case Cottons, Linens and Table Damasks
at 20 to 25 per cent, less than our for
mer rates.
J. H. LOEWENSTINE A BROS.,
No. 231 Main street, (.'lay Building.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Kerosene is an excellent lubricator
for fins machinery.
Catlan is becoming a 'popular table
wine with Memphiana.
Every Sunday seems to be quieter
than the proceeding one.
This week promises to be a lively one
iu amusement circles of the "burnt cork"
style.
How many a candidate now in the
field will be out in the cold next Monday
morning?
But few of the "fast crabs" of the
liverymen w ere out yesterday. Reason
too mnch mud on the NieoUon.
LipjnneoW Magazine, the most un
pretentious of all American literary
monthlies, is fast becoming one of the
best.
Five arrests in the First, and an
equal number in the Socond District
completed the Sunday's docket all for
trivial offenses.
The Buckleys open with 'Souiuaut
bula" at the theater to-night. As profes
sors of the black art this company have
not their superiors in America.
We understand that a new chapter of
Royal Arch Masons is to be instituted iu
this city this week. We have not heard
who are the movers in tho matter.
Arnold Thomas, or Thomas Arnold, a
highly respectable aud virtuous denizen
of Hell's Half-Acre, stole a hat yesterday.
and was locked up in the Second District i
Stationhouse.
Mr. Walk, one ol the most eloquent
divines of tho day, will lecture on Tues
day evening at" Eoeeo Hall. Subject:
"An infallible creed ,or an infallible
book which?"
"Vocal velvet" has been spoken of,
but yesterday was as near meteorological
velvet as could be expected this season
soft and delightfully pleasant to the feel;
and as for the pile, there were "piles" of
mud on almost every portion of the Niu
olsou. We beg our music-loving readers not
to forget this evening Henry Farmer's
Concert for the benefit of "the Church
Home. It is needless for us to say that it
will be rirst-class in every respect.
The Tipton Record says that the Meni
phis depot on the Memphisaiid Louisville
railroad has become a rendezvous for
pickpockets. Last week Joe Townsend,
K,sq., and Phil. Bowles, of Tipton, were
relieved of their purses iu enteriug or
leaving the cars.
The weather last night, at midnight,
was more like August than January. We
have never seen it closer or hotter at Mm
season of the year, and though there was
no rain, the clouds were iriven up from
the South in vast masses, which promise
auy quantity of it before many hours.
Some accidents take a queer lime to
happen. Just as this warm spell Is upon
us there is not a pound of ice for sale iu
town. Some of the better class of bouses,
that require considerble "hard water,"
took time by the forelock and secured a
supply belore the scarcity became gener
ally known, aud thereby saved them
selves an inconvenience.
During the present vear six eclipses
are announced four of the suu and two
of the moon. Of the two herein mention
ed, the first was a total eclipse of the moon
last night, invisible in the Cnited Slates,
but partly visible at Greenwich, England.
The second will bo a partial eclipse of the
sun, also invisible here, and visible only
to regions w ithin thirty degrees of tlwi
south pole. The next eclipse visible in
this latitude will be a partial one of the
moon, January 6, WL
Policeman Castello, of the First Dis
trict, yesterday arrested and locked up a
negro lad who w as pointed out to him by
Mr. John Clark, conductor on the Louis
ville Railroad, as having robbed a lady
named Mrs. Bock at Brownsville, night
before last, of S2SA. Two hundred aud
thirty dollars ol t he money was found on
the person of the young thief. The money
was taken ehartre of byHeffcMMM Brown,
and will ls returned 10 Mrs. itu.-k to-day.
While it may SOSSm like an useless
reiteration of the same fuel, we cannot
help again apeak lug of the s.':n.-tui con
dition of the streets sad aiiwHi- onnof InHjr
of the Nicolson paVMSI lit. We beg our
new boards nut to let the hurry and con
fusion attendant uMinlbe transaction ot
other business on Tuesday cause thetu to
forget to make some arrangement for an
immediate- cleaning of loose streets paved
with the Nicoisoti. The " penay w ise and
pound fooiish" economy that has delayed
this for raoti'.hs past will cost the city
fifty thousand dollars.
Tin inciiuiiti ITaf ft an of Thursday
has ti,. following about a fellow who "loft
his mailc'' in Memphis a few uiouthsag o:
" 1 hero is a leilotv als.ut the city named
Foster, w ho OMM here us agent lor Moul
caslle ft Shannon, the absconding ama
teur circus managers, who deserve a little
special mention. Foster is the same chap
w ho used to transact business for the no
torious Dr. Lighthill, and who achieved
some cheap notoriety at Nashville about
a year ago. Foster ran up biiis iu every
direction, gave out complimentary tickets
to lewd women, and wheedled newspaper
offices into flattering notices under false
pretences. He is a bad man. Foster was
Mill sneaking around the city yesterday,
but as it wouldn't be healthy for him lo
remain in town over night, it is fair lo pre
sume that he has left the city."
A correspondent of tho Brownsville
Bee, writing from Lauderdale county,
speaking of the Mississippi River R. R.,
says thai "thestirvey of the route has been
made. The county voted an appropriation
of JIdO.OcO for the building of this impor
tant thoroughfare. The county bonds tor
the amount have been called for, and on
Monday of last week were issued by the
houorable County Court, with some slight
opposition. This road will be built at no
very distant day. hut such enterprises ar.-
lot put through in an h
" . .. . . ,
to Kiploy and Douhle Bridges, anil nrUJ
make a world of change in the convenience
of the county." Neal's Mosn Hasrtie,
speaking on the same subjet't, telns Dyers
burg to iook to her interest and subscribe
4su,n0u to the Mississippi Kiver Kailroatl
or be " left out in the cold," with no one
to blame but themselves. The corporate
authorities have submitted a proposition
to give S2i,lXi0, which will be votetl on
soon.
Black Silks. A new lot of superior
Black C. roe lirain Silks, at it 75 per
yard, at MKN'KF.N BROS.
Thk Aitkal is delivered for 25 cents a
week.
NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC.
We closet! Saturday to mark our stock
of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Clothing,
etc., at such prices as will insure imme
diate sale. We will open to-morrow,
when great bargains will be offored.
J. EL, LOEWENSTINE A BKO.,
No. mi Main street. Clay Building.
Balance of our Cassiraeres at a sscri
flee. MENKEN BROS.
Opera Cloaks at reduced prices, at B
Lowenstein A Bros.
If you do not want gray hair, use Hall's
Vegetable Sicilian Hair "Rennwer, which
wiil not stain the skin, or soil linen.
The "Southland Writers," at Cowper
thwait, Chapman A Co.'s.
Bargains in Shawls and Blankets.
HERZOG A BRO.
Rpstic or plain Photographs, Ainhro
types, Mezzotints, and Porcelain Pic
tures, made at Moyston's Star Gallery,
and warranted to please.
Dress Goods at greatly reduced prioes.
Cheapest Poplins in the citv.
J. H. LOEWENSTINE A BROS.,
No. 231 Main street, Clay Building.
Business Notice. No contracts or ob
ligations sssumed or made by anyindrj
vicinal owner or employee of this office,
will be paid at our counter or recognized
as an offset to any bills due the same.
The party uiiking any bill must settle it
himself in person.
KEATING. ENGLISH A CO.
NOTICE.
District of West Tennessee,
In Bankruptcy. j
At Memphis, Tenn., 15th day of January, 18T0.
The undersigned hereby give notice of his
appointment as Assignees of M. D. Htx, of
i.aurauge. rayene county, suit sit.'ite of Ten
nessee, within said District, who has been
b,hrrlTca,V j
adjudged a bankrupt, upon liu owu petition,
!
RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
Friar's Point.. .Os AJtOKBSOS 5 p.m
Arkansas Rivti Karri BAjrsi M p.m
New Orleans .. .Pai link Carroll.. JS p in
Vlcksburg -Julia S p.ni
ARRIVALS.
Columbian St. Louts
Nightingale Cincinnati
Gen. Anderson Friar's Point
DEPARTURES.
Mary Houston Louisville
Nightingale - ..Arkansas River
Columbian . New Orleans
IN PORT..
Gen. Anderson. Fanny Brandies. Guidon.
RIVERS. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Mekphis Gas Works, January ML
River fell two Inches in past 24 hours.
Below high water mark of 1867. 13 feet
Inches. CUAS. OotiDWIN.
Superintendent of las Works.
Cincinnati, January 16. Arrived:
Wauanita and Argosy. River rising.
Heavy rain.
Louisville, January 16. Departed:
Leonids, Lorena and Minueola. River
rising., with It feet lu the " anal. There
was violent rain here this afternoon.
Our dispatches give the latest river news
from the Ohio, and from the Mississippi
at St. Loo - The river is again open to
the latter place, and sleamers will again
ply regularly. The Arkansas has about
four feet to Little Rock, and White river
has plenty of water to Jacksouport aud
above. The weather has again changed,
and yesterday was not so unpleasant a
heavy rain fell early in the morning, and
occasional showers prevailed duriuglhe
day.
miscellaneous.
The Fairy Queen is due Irom White
river to-day, and goes on the docks tr
morrow. There ia at least 30,000 sacks of corn on
the bank between this port aud Cairo,
awaiting shipmcut south.
The Mary Houston passed up yester
day. .The St. Francis loaves for Witlsburg
and all way points on the St. Francis riv
er, captain torn nnffMl M lmiaitr. ami
Messrs. Paine, Comint and Berry aro in
the office.
Tho Liberty, Captain Pat Wheat, will
get away to-morrow for Jacksonr.ort and
way landings on White river. She is the
United States mail packet, and has splen
did passenger acconiirioda'.ions. Dr Gie.u
ami Charley Sharpe are clerks.
A. W. Roy, a steauiboaluiau, was shot
through the collar bone, on Beiuville
street, New Orleans, the other day.' He
was unable to divine who Ureal the mys
terious ball. FortunatCiy the wound is
not dangerous.
C. W. Hufschiiikit has ran away from
Lansing, Iowa, IM1 iug $40,000 liabilities
behind. The White "Collar Steamboat
Line, of which he was agent, loses $5000.
The Mississippi between Cairo and St.
Louis is iu a bad condition; boats experi
ence much dilVieul'.y aud are obliged to
use their spars ireely. The upper river is
opeu to Ke kuk anil comparatively free
ot ice.
The Julia, Capt. Callahan, leaves for
Vlcksburg this evening at I o'clock p.m.
The Magenta, Capt. Frank Hicks, is due
from belotv this morning. She Is the reg
ular Wednesday packet tor New Orleans.
The Guidon, Capt. Clay Rice, and E. J.
Butler clerk, will leave for Fort Smith
aud all way stopping points on the Arkan
sas river to-morrow afternoon.
The Alice Dean, Capt. Shunk, leaves for
Cincinnati Wednesday next.
Tte Legal TangSST. TTopi. John D.El
liott, leaves at 5 o'clock to-morrow even- I
ing as the regular packet for Whits river. ;
The Kate Kearney, C.pt. E. A. She
BOS, will depart this afternoon for all j
points on th.- Arkansas, as high as Fort
The Pauline Carroll, Capt. Ed. Dix, Ross
Powell clerk, leaves for New Orleans at
5 o'el'X'k this afternoon.
The San PHMsMB -dCft of December
30th says: "The owner of a steamboat
on the San Joaquin river made a written
contract with a fanner to transport 500
tons of wheat from Paradise City to Stock
ton at per ton. The farmer failed to
deliver the wheat according to contract,
and the steamboat man sued for SKxjO,
and claimed the entire sum as dun him.
The defendant proved lhal there was
more grain at Paradise than steamers
could carry sway; thai the plaintiff could
get all the freight ho could carry as long
as the water was deep enough for the boat
lo run, and thai for part of the season the
plaintitf had freight at 2 50 per t..u from i
points below Paradise. Tee Supremo i
Court held thai li.e plaiutiti can recover '
only the actual pecuniary loss which he)
suffered under the contract, and if ho could
get as much or niore from others.. it fol- I
lows that he suffered no damage. In such ;
case the carrier is uot authorized by law j
to refuse work and -latin full wages for j
his time.''
Upon her arrival
The steamer Dexter
ai new Aiuany, Tamraaay last, was at
tached and tied up by TalnntlM C.raf. the
County Treasurer of Floyd county, to
force the payment ot about JlOoO, taxes
owing to the above cotiuty bv her own
ers. The smallest steam engine in the world
is now iu the possession of John Peun, of
Greenwich, England, the maker of great
engines. It will stand on a three-penuy
pieco; it really covers less space, for its
base plate measures only throe-eighths of
an inch by three-tenths. From the ex
treme smailness of this model, a few miu
utia; such,for instance, as the air-pumps
have necessarily been omitted. Still,
so small are some of the parts that they
require a powerful magnifying glass to
see their form. The screws are only one
eighteenth of an inch iu diameter, and
these are only furnished with hexagonal i
nuts, which can lie loosened and tighten- I
ed by a lillputian spanner. Tha whole j
weight of the model is less than a three-
penny piece.
Manii r.r of Steamer St. Frantis.
FROM WlTTSBfRO) AND Sr. FRANCIs !
RiVKR. Hill, Fontaine A Co, J bales 1
cotton; Jones. Brown A Co, '.'1 do; Clark, i
Kly A Co, 17 do; Howes A Wooklridne, i ;
do; J. F. Frank A Co, 29 do; Newton j
Ford A Co, 119 do; Comer .v. Richardson,
13 do; Taylor. Eadford A Co, 15 do: Black,
Eaton A Co, 0 do; Judsoti A Co, 2 do; Mi-
lam. Bowling A Co, S8 do; Shane, Harris
A Co, do: Guy, IfoCioUaa A Co, B do;
Taylor A Rutland. 5 do; Farrington A ;
Howell. 4 do ; Stratton, Govor A Co, 65 j
do; D. EL TliniMllllll 4 do; F.. B. Webber
A tiro, 2 do; Pettit 6i Simpson, ::3 do; S. I
K. Johnson A Co. 10 do; Stanton at Moore.
3 do; Brooks. Neely A Co, 22 do; Forster,
Kealhoffer A Co, 7 do; Mercer A Ware, 10
do; McLefresh d; Co, 7 do; Tobin, Lvnn
A Co, 7 do; J. P. Hill A Co, 53 do; Gay A
Martin, 11 do; Morris, Lea A Co, 4 do:
Partee at Harbert 4 d : Malone, Thomas
A Co, 3 do; Meacham A Tread well, 1 do;
Harris. Cochran A- Co, 6 do: Partee, Bur
leson A Co, 5 do; Risser, liard A Co, 6
do; Price A Terr v, 22 do: MeGhee iS llcr-
tf io; tx. orueiey in , ;
I -, Uririi A- I ,
A Co, 2d do; Tool. Phillips
A Co, 70 do; U. Frank. 7 do; Goodbar A
Gllliland, 4 do; J. L. Verser, 1 do; S. M.
Webb A Co. 12 do: W. II. Andrews at Co,
S do; Kennedy A Roooefl, 8 do; Edmonds,
Todd A Co, 2 do; A. J. Roach A 'o, 3 do;
no consignee, 11 do; Gates, Woods A Co,
I do; reshiped, 7 do. Total, 77'J. Panola,
IS sacks cottonseed; BlufJ City, 12:;l do;
Meuiphia, 103 do; S. E. Johnson, 41 do;
J. L. Verser. 8 do. Total. 14o sacks.
DENTISTRY.
DclNTiST" Y.
'pEETH Extracted and Filled without Pain,
1 with Lsughlng Gas, which is Harmless,
st G. H. HOBO J: BRO.'S, 7i Jefferson street,
corner of Third.
Teeth Inserted withoutcavertng tho Palate,
avoiding the destruction of tsste sad articu
lation. They are light, cieuuly and durable.
Entire Cuder Sets Inserted on the auction
principle, rendering them firm Jalli
FOR SALE.
'JSHK Stern-wheel steamboat
1 SUBMARINE No. 13. She Is
isu reet long, as reet Beam, feet hold, will
carry seven hundred Ions; has 21) inch cylin
ders, s leet stroke, with ample boiler power;
is now laying al Fort Picksriug. Will be sold
on liberal terms, or exchanged for city prop
erty. Apply to
de21 FLEM. CALVERT.
BUY DR. SPALDING'S
ELECTRIC OIL!
W The great Medical Wonder of the Nine
teenth Ceutury I
OJr KiUs all Pain in Two Minutes!
o- Death to Rheumatism and'al! Inflam
matory Diseases!
MP 5iS reward fo
ChoHc In Horses!
ojr A sure cure for Hog Cholera snd all
Chronic Dlseuses. For sale by all Druggists.
O. O. Wrd eJb X3roB.
Ham Street, Wholesale Ajents.
P.loe. .1 per bolt
per bottle:
! , i' - 1 e
STEAMBOATS.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
EP
tt Line- White and Little Bed River :
cket Kor Huli-nn Fr;:ir's Point. f.ltll 1
I ock. Hearcy. Jacksonpott and Batesvllle.
L .AL TENDER John D. Elliott, master
1 his elegant and net passenger
Sleainer win leave as aoove
TCEisDAY. With Inst., at 5 n in
ELLIOTT 4 MILLER. Agents.
iaH Promenade street, opp. Landing.
Regular Memphis and White River United
States Mail Tuesday Packet.
For Helens. Indian Hay, Clarendon, De Veil's
Blutr, Little Rock, Dee Arc, West Point,
Searcy, Augusta and JackaonporL
Xai-osjEtrr-Sgr, No.
Pat. 11. Whest Master.
2,
This elegant passenger steamer
will leave as aoove.
TUESDAY, l&lb Inst., at 5 p.m.
LEVY 4 BOBBINS, Agents,
1al6 is feffersou street.
FOR VICKSBURO.
United states Mail Line for lcksburg-For
Helens, Napoleon and Vlcksburg.
JULIA Callahan, master
rnls elegant passenger packet
win leave as aoove
MONDAY. 17 Lh lnst.. at S D.m
freight received al the Hi. Louis WharfboaL
Jais KLEM. CALVERT. Mupt.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
For Now Orleans,
The Fleet and Luxurious Passenger s)t:i-ner
r-ili-ii Pauline Carro!ldE
El. F. Dlx master I Ross Powell jik
Will leave MONDAY. 17th inst.. atsp.in.
RICll'D W. LdliHTBL RNE. Agent,
!al8 No. 4 Jefferson streeL
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Wednes-
day Packet For New Orleans.
MAGENTA Hleka master
This elegant passenger stetiiuer
will leave as aoove
WEDNESDAY. Isth Inst., at
LEVY 4 KOBBINS, Amenta.
Jal M Jefferson street.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Wednes
day 1'anket For New Orleans.
MAG
Till
will 1
WM
tm
NiA Hicks, ina-ter
iptentitd piasscuger steajuer ,
- AY. mh .. at i p. in.
LARKY HA&MSTAD, Agent,
lii Madison strsW.
FOR CINCIXNATI.
j Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packet
For Cairo, Louisville aud Cincinnati.
ALICE DEAN Htinnk, master
This elegant aud &wtil siemuer ,
'will leave as above
WEDNESDAY. I9th Inst., at 5 p.m.
LARKY HARMTAD, Agent,
i jals l. i 1 M'l dJsoo sr i .-et.
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
1 Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Coat- j
paay UniteJ SiaUs Mail Line.
i For Helena, Pine Bluff, Little Rock, au
THROUGH To t'ORT SMITH.
STE rTT3SXs. OUliJOIVj
Clay Rice master.
j Tills new and splendid passenger
SWuhicr WUl i v. ' a- .too . -
TUESDAY, Uttb lust
at 3 p.m.
For freight or pas
It or Monaco apply on board oi
W. H. kENNfcfjAY. Atfent.
ly on board or to
JaM
No. 3 Madison St.. Stanton Block
Regular Indearindl r.t krkanss River Packet
l or phi.- mmm, IJttlo Boast otlt, smith anect.
KATE KEARNEY,
8!ohle
Master
Tills elegant passenger packet
iee. ei as sisjve
MONDAY, irth Inst., at I i.m
LARRY HaUMsTAD, Agent.
Jala V Madison sirext
ARKANSAS RIVER LINK.
; Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Conlflany
U. S. Kali Line,
Winter Arrangomout
D
lURINO the prese
the Ar
run tho
r boats
Kansas nvur, Ih!
following tttfet of i
through to Fort Hani
THO.-. II. ALLEN'....
j MARY BOYD
W. A. CALDWELL
J GUIDON
Reese Prltchard, master
Ilaynes, master
St w. Noland, master
Clay Rice, Master
Wui. li. Nowland, master
S.A Stortu, master
Eugene Smith, master
! I .f'ENELLK.
I OZ.RK
! rnsTToinnoT
LEAVING MEMPHIS
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS,
At 5o'clcs-k p.m.
These hositi are e! aant. They leave on
tlrnc Their ncceniiiodsftons are unsur
passed, and they offer, onder thin arrauge-
meut. utipreeedonteil facilities to emigrants.
j shippers aud the traveling public.
rersons uesiliug m sr.;p over nils nue
should consign frel.tiit to M. aud A. K. P. Co.,
Me-uphls. Freights will be forwarded at our
card rates, and without charge for landing st
Memphis. JOHN IX ADAMS, President.
W. H. KKNNEDAY, Airent.
No. 3 Madiacn St., Stanton Block, dc.'i
FOfi WHITE RIVER.
. c.
White, Red and Black River
Packet Company.
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE
The Splendid Sidpwheel Passenger steamers,
LIBERTY No. 2 AND COMMERCIAL
It "ILL forma semi-weekly line
If between Meuiphis A whlte.
Lime ne.1 na uiaca rivers, ie;iv
Every Tuesday and Saturday.
AT 5 O'CLOCK P.M.
The LIBERTY 2. No.Capt. Pat H. Wheat, will
leave. Memphis
EVERY TUESDAY,
And go through to lA.'ksonport. The COM
MKHC IAL, Cajjt. J.hu B. Davis, will leave
Memphis
EVFRY SATURDAY,
For Augusta. West. Point and Hearcy.
1 L.c -v,-::-ei .it-iiii-r 'is.t,K -
nect with each ottln-so
OM JOHN
. River,
id eat.
Speed, Safety and Cafsfort Elliott Line.
Memphis A White River Independent Packet
For Helena. Frlar'a Point, Devall's Blutr,
Little Rock, Hot Springs, Seiirc.-.Ivs
Arc. Augusta and Jacksouport.
LECtAL TE
ER John I.. LilioLi. naaatsi
Tnls Orst-st-nger
'-
EVERY T
Connects w
points on B)
E
Promenade:
aug-i?!
for all
, opp. Lauding.
FOR OSCEOLA.
Regular s, I..
and
HOLLIE URA
This nopsn
nenger packet
Every Ti'lsl
: kly Packet For Osceoia
MueJtate Ijindings.
Andy J. Dearlt, master
3ZED S70F.E.
R. C. CRAiC &, CO.,
379 ifl AiN STREET,
MEMPHIS, : : : : TENNESSEE
DEALERS IN
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
GARDEN AND
GRAS3 SEED, FERTILIZERS
AD
AGENTS FOlt BUIiS'LY FLOWS.
E G. CRAIG & CO..
de!2 dAW :fT9 Main St.. Memphis. Tenn.
R. D. WARD CO.
DIALERS IN
GARDEN, GRASS AND FIELD
SEEDS,
AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS
Fertilizers, Fruit Trees,
PAPER, PAPER BAGS, ETC.
232
MEMPHIS,
masn sr.
232
TENNESSEE.
We have just rocelved a large shipment of
TWO AND FOUR-HORSE WAGONS.
Of a very superior make, which we are offer
ing low. R. D. WARD Jt CO..
JalJ M Main street.
Attachment Suit.
State of Tennessee County of Shelby-Bsfore
F. B. Millard, I. P. tor Shelby county O. U.
Tennaut vs. Mrs. W. Seawell.
VFFIDAV IT having been made and rsnd
given as reouired bv law. and attach-
I ment having been issued and returned be
fallnre in Botta and ! lure me. etc.. on the property of defendant.
auo aeienuant not to oe louna lu my county
It is therefore ordered.
Thai the said de
fendaut appear before m
the city of Memphis, Shi
on the 15th dav of Febraar
s.m., and make defense t
same will be tried expar:
of this notice be publish
Appeal for four successive
J. P. for btati
af my office. In
y county, Tenn.,
WO, at lu o'clock
.ARTI.
inty, Tenn.
We are
Quit the Retail Business,
OFFER OUR
OF
DRY GOODS, NOTIONS,
SHOES, ETC., AT COST !
A. SEESSEL & SON
PANIC
GREAT BARGAINS IN
Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots,
TO CLOSE OUT THE ENTIRE
INTER STOC
CALL SOON AND EXAMINE.
CANS' NEW STORE
298 MAIN STREET 298
STEAMBOATS.
FOB HATCHIE RIVER.
THE - 1 , .
Small master.
E. D.
kly, and will do the
I tisfMctorilv.
H. LaNIF.R. AeenV
the U'Uaic
FOR NEW OKLEaYN'S.
rtojular Mcaiprtia and New Orisaas Packet
MAGENTA J. F. Hleka, master
John S. Snltlvan, Clerk.
The only Memphis and New Or
leans puckeL Leaves Menipnli
L A h,K Y HA KM SI
ELLIOTT Jt Mil.
deli
Regular Wednesday Packet, far VicksiRirj,
MavWMl and New Orleans.
Magnificent Low-pressure Steamer
O-rent XtOjpitolio,
W. R IonalJson master.
Will leave as above, Wkumsday. Decem
ber 1st, st o'clock p.m., sad every alternate
W'.-i:tv.s.hiy t hereafter.
For all reliable Information, apply at the
General Passenger Department, No. I Prome
nade, loot of JcfXcrsou streeL Passengers
procuring Hansntn ut this office scuri state
lus-ins. H. ri. SHOCK,
moW Ticket AgenL
Regular Memphis and New Orleans
Packet.
FOR NEW ORLEANS & THE SENDS
eIarea,ldmolfl0ntPas,n"!,t,uuer
GREAT REPUBLIC,
W.B. Donaldson, master ! J.H Atkinson, clerk
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE
WDNESDAY,December 1st, at 5 p.m
And every alternate Wednesday thereafter.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
LEVY & ROSSINS. Agents,
16 Jeffnscn Street.
LARRY KARSIAO, Agent,
io23 12 Mauiaoa Street.
FREIGHT 4 TICKET AGENCY
CARTER'S
RED RiVER LINE OF PACKETS
FOR
Vicksbjrg, Nstchtz. Alexandria. Shreve-
port and Jefferson.
Oe-The only Line giving Through Bills of
Lading and Tickota to the above points.
Pasnengers by this Line escape the an
noyance of chameiug hour a. and the enor
mous chargos at the .Mouth ot Red River.
The following are the names of the steamers
composing this Hue:
U. ii. 9HREVJ H. s. Carter, master
MOUNTAINEER Cropster, master
SILVER BOW Taos. Rea, master
WALTER B. DANCE Lloyd T. Belt, master
st- For Tickets and all reliable li
lloa call at the General Passenger
meat. No. 1 Promenade, foot of Jffei
irms-
n St.
General Ticket and Adve
INT otic o.
General Ticket Office of tte M. and C. R. R.
Mejcpuis, Tens., Nov. JB, laB.
O H. SHOCK Ls our only authorized agent
O to redeem our Emlgrtint tickets bound
South, and none others need present tickets
at this office. A. A. BARNES.
li - i .T
Oeu 1 Ttckxt Agent.
FOR FRIAR'S POINT.
DAILY
Memphis to Friar's Pt
lilJfBI
Helena and Bends.
rAcsrrs
BEN. AN0r.c?0N. - - Jaa. Lee, master
Lesves Menipids Mo.sD.iva, Wsiimssuavs,
SOU r K1UA1S.
GEO. W. CHEEK, - Ceo. Matone, master
Leaves Memphis Ttesdays, Thcbsuays, aud
Saturdays, at 1 o'clock p.m.
Leaves Friar's Point every day st 9 o'clock
den
FOR MOUND CITY.
For Arkansas ana Texas.
-iRAVELERS OR EMIGRANTS gcdug to
a AraansAS or leixa stiould cross the river
Rt tiiis point on steamer
I .AURA Cheek maste
to Cheek's Landing. Four miles of lau
travel saved. Boat makes four trips dailj
J- . -.- .me. i-:, if T hat of sie9t.er I in 1 1 x ' n . als
FOR FORKED DEER RIVER.
For Hal
an
The spl
yersburg,
Jgs.
ager packet
SALLIE V.
O. B. Miller, master ( W. R. i'arker, clerk
Will leave aa aoove.
EVERY THURSDAY, AT 5 P.N.
For freight or passage apply on hoard. d
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
Memphis and St. Francis River Tues
day Packet
For Helena, Mariana, Madison and Wttubarr
The new and elegant Htdewheel Passenger
Packet.
SAINT FRANCIS,
Capt. T. R. Bowman Sam C. Paine, Clerk
Al 'ILL leave
nt EN A. L'J
FRANCIS
o'clockp.ic
lUVLitti every
LA-RRY aARsiTAD, Agent
Determined
TO
ENTIRE STOCK
RETAIL
PRICES!
Shoes
BANKS AND BANKING.
BANKING HOUSE
or
MEMPHIS LIFE
And Gen'l Insurance Company,
Cor. Front and Madison SU.,
0. 8. HOLLOY. President.
aa8 FERDINAND HOLLOY, Cashier.
THE DeSOTO BANK
OF MEMPHIS.
DIRECTORS :
JAM FX F.LDITR. W. H. WOOD,
T. It. FAENSWORTH, i. H. DUN8COM8,
JOHN R I.KLCU.
OFrlCEflS :
JAMES ELDER, : : President.
W. H. WOOD, : : Vice-President.
T. R. FARNSWORTH, : Cashier.
QCI4
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.
Dl RECTOR 8:
B. EISMAN,
f. s. da ; -
J. T. FA R I I
Q. H.JTM'M
J. N. OLIVFi
c.p. suiru.
IEYTON ford,
W. W. THATCHTSR
V. P. PROUDFIT.
W. W. YOffNe,
W. R. MCXJRE,
J. W.JEFPKR909,
PARTEE.
c. c
F. S. DAVIS,
President.
NEWTON FORD,
Vice-PresideriL
W. W. THACHER. Casuier.
EM M ET BAN K.
Ko. ! and 3 Madison Street,
STANTON BLOCK.
TllOO. I-"ifcliOX-, I'lOB't.
Yorl
pr.re
towi
Ali
Baal
sums to suit
al cities sua
Exchange snd
REMOVAL.
r'HE City R-nk has removed from the coi
Jl uer of JerTorso j nd Front streets to the
new Bank Bullying. No. I Madlnou street.
a H. Tosx Y. Presldeut. E. C. KlK, Cashier.
J. A. Hay ks, Jr., Assistant Cashier.
CITY BANK,
New Bank Building. No. 9 Madison St.
TRANSACTS A
GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANGE BUSINESS,
And
Deals in 6old. Silver. Stocks, 'losd-
City and County Scrip, antl
SOUTHERN BANK NOTES.
I DatArrs for an!.- Id ums to salt, on Eng
land, Ireland, Scotland. France, and all parts
of Germany. Also, Oold Drafts uu Near
York. o,.j,
NOTICE.
TO THE MEMPHIS MERCHANTS."
aVOarelesrantnewside-wheelstesmes" R.
P. WALT" is detained on account of ihe bad.
weather, but I am assured she will be com
pleted by THURSDAY next, the tith Inst.,
when she will leave Cincinnati for Memoir.
and White river.
Orders sent to Capt. Ad. Storm. ewroTbos
a Royse, Cincinnati, or left al the Company's
office, So.:i Madison street, Stanton iiot.
will receive prompt attention.
loT JOHN D. ADAMS. Prasidaul.
L. D. SAXTON & CO.,
CONTRACTORS
AND REAL ESTATE DEALERS,.
252 Front St., Up-stalrs, Memphis, Teoir.
t DVANTAGF of eastern
abor enables as
aad work, erect
i x. to uo an kinds of
buildings and ni 5 hlei n
anteelngsatlsfactlon
or sell Real Estate, Maohn
8applles,of any descriuth
work, sie resneatmilv Inv
ate with as.
NOTICE.
Memphis and St. Louis Traoaportatioa Co.
THK Board of Directors have ordered the
fourth Instalment of twenty-five per
cent, on the capital stock of thtaCompoov.
to be paid on or before January 15 pern 7tV.
Uficwtes of atock wUl be Issued on that date
A. L. CCMMIN.H,
)a Secretary sad Treasurer.
: Xjaucl ! L.nirl
WAXTED to rent for the year WTO, one
hundred or more i,
and, lying near the city of Memphis. Vnr
tles havinir hin.i in 1. . i..... .. . n, "
Broom Factory, No. 9 Howard's R,, c.r .,1
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