A- -

AMUSEMENTS.

MEMPHISSpalding PopeP. Short

LAST THISAND NIGHT OF

By man &M

AT HAU PAST TWO

Spalding A Pope

THE ATER.

OCT 8,

the talent of

Proprietors

APPEARANCE AFTERNOON

Hart Barney'sNSTRELS.

MATINEE

MEMPHIS THEATER

COMMENCING MONDAY,

SAM SMARPLEY'S SILVER SHOW,Combining

LOGRENIa,

Proprietoit

Tbe London Esca-ioteur- ; the Enropeariiuudo ul Irained Canutes, JavaBpairn

,r,,.n-- L. wuits Mies. Russian Cau anu. . . Dl ,.f i ' i It s L.tsLitlorev n.m- ,- mk attends. TbDre-enlra- i g'in valueirom SO to $ 0. eonat tlx g ol guld ancsllter watches, nsrreia ol &VT. silver platenwsie furniture, larcy gioua. cutlery, etc

Admission. 6 oanis with present; Parquet!sntl Urea-- ikI" s b - i' n P'

drt.C.s st.v . E 4 -- At tbe boc p'ore. MS Main1 . eel: sex ni cnaracter re lUlred. Call betaen 'e ana 1 a.m , si-- 3 n 4 p.m.i O .RAJ toy a gentleman a-- wl.e, with11 lb res ch'iaren, wtiu iuuu" wwwwi.i.ed i.r unurnlshd: cs ion nj wherewitttna mile o Coin squat. 11 pea-a-surroundl ga, and upon a line ol the streetr. .way. lun-ire- oi

,c- - At Merchants" Natl nsl nank

AMC- -I want to g.ve son.MbCHcj. ntc a lot or two to repair a coupleI, ..n. .... , mi nan anal i ee

oe" A. rulZr'aLP 2al Second H reelliAHTFR With ItOJO or lo,00s capliaU it,..-- ! mm . - . n hutl.rae leicnisge ou inve.tn.eui: cap. ml renni.ad tjexiiiu loe i rese- -i Dullness auuie-- s J H a., Appea office,

A" active yourg man, good penmanMaN quick st figures cm obtain a peru. e t .i.u.uon as entry cierit, at H Mali.fclreet.. ih:S it res or lour git la, Irom Ul to 1VI am oid, to do light won. Apply si iin Mecund Ires'. OC6

D AY BOArtDtRS At 8N

Monro street.

SRA.NDS. SIEN'ILS, UBBBV j M. iters. nsls. v. aUte.llUtf-ala- li,r and R.rbe --ebcCift. tia u.i--ESm Luuge, JeweUs, etc, at Engrav.u.car .88 ecouu strtou

ecl

j f St wanted to rent. In good loO cilty, for saloon purposes, apply at Noli Co,. r sir et- - oci. ill, tIlU!-A- B bookkeeper, or aaatstantO odorea K. Appea offij

II ANTED 1500 cash wlil buy a Drug storeand rlltuiea, valued SZ7UU. T me will bealvea on me balance ol innc-hos- money. Addi ess Di uggist, care ol Appeal office. eJ0. tto.-- a. Nu Furniture, reathtrs and3 n Masebolo Gcod o. al. kinds i ou.ht at3U r econo street. n. i mnjott.' t A butt 4 Twenty fro. 1 tailorsA L Uf HOC

to rArk. App.y to Hovst--s a

l ml !. irlj front .'reec senf : a frcsb lot of mules arrived last

ti'ght; a Foou tot ol mules nu horse- - oth.u.t at all uni'i, at t IRtS A J A a K- -Slab e. No. awl aeooDd street.

wlLl. by an Improved I rm olfllftU liUocriS. lu A ku-a- s couuij.Arkaur'f, nuriiy auove overnow; rtntr.. , .;;:-- : (euioD tnveatmtiul. AJiir. e

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ocJ Z. Lm T.. tula rJoe.'1 EN aNNUAX. PaYM aNTB TH aTt ver comloi twhie home on TLotnlou sv

nue: cottage hoae, U rooms, stab.e, csr.-las-i,, uiu ail in aood repair: lot, ioI'om; lit place is Aitown as m Waeeoasa

ALSO,K ,it ackzb immeolsleiy was of the Paligrounds, fronting on tb- - north side of the

Memphis and Charleston tturoaa.ALSO,

n i.i,: sal. ndld nltce on Bayburn avennthe r.Hin Ptacs aoomS scree; beanuinim' s. msgo brick raUweuoe and theoeat in. proved ptaoc In trie county.

ADbO,Lint on tbe roulheaat corner of Main and

Broadway. 141 I ct on Main by .au on toroauBBB Lti N,ulll fctrrSl

act o law. above piaoea will be leased torte tear. U. A. STOVADh,.

otu m ain aireel.

1 u. ii five year' credit, ten beautifulX a ticiluing lois in south Memputa, on iu.tia vei.u anu toroaaway a leet. Whrent? r be si me money will buy you a borneAdc res Jio 7 Monroe at. i. A. w

OAKDiNO-HUUo- t The good wlil,tales and esse ol one of Lb be-- t s:aads

for a t a d ng house tn the cl y ol Memphis,it ua tut. Utily rtason lor aeliing 'a achahseoi Aduresa or csli.

oo4 it. HAMAK r H- -, jaj oao Uoua?iiit.it, DKiY aKD H ARNulH I'l ear.ivl Apply to shipping c.erk st OMUU.h.jgOM. A Co. pel

D . tne residence lot on WUterson hit antlaf leel, loi aAjtj cash ; good locs'iou;

coiiVetiienl tisireet cars, d a. aaiaaaaBoon. K, County Couit pniiding. scsT

UIt On Walnut iueet,on lime Applyj a go st. Ius jj.au.

NO. I lUititsB AN J 8HKDV1N lorA. a grocer? store. Also, on suarns axmiv.. ft ool sate. Anoly loaeii r Aci EE a UARBEBT, No. 11 Union atII t.- - i r --A ueaiia'j.e residence. No.IV reraoua iet; e roomnaad altohengou servsnu Louse, uid carriagetlOk.se, cos, uliC TuUU oou e. exct ketit Clateipsawl new eheo.sil in good repair; i ricelow suu itiiui easy. Apply on premises. seia! A ws oompleia,nerse power).

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- One No. 1 B earn Saw-Ml- iiwith Oris, attached (furl)Apply lo J.A. OPIUE.1

Second aireel, Memphis.

..hill CITY Mii-iv.- i. t oplsr sueel ; Ini' goud repair; wlil sell on oasj terms, t :TOIL D. E MYEKH,

fas Main streat

Fun atut.am-ciaa- s collage rasldence

fii tl ett cars, lOiiiUitMiDi Dd pt:djA m UaCo ITu al I J Di ICE, M? gr- QI U

oc7 W Am. wHtvAillv i , 2tW MJfctn.

V iUk 0 v nom ou vaaau Biro., tit, oOi 1 e mi. ur. i pi q m ULl n nil t, OOP

- m OUJ- -. MtvuirUi; ul reel ; pj.lOa. Oc.uOtJ 1 , 16 Vpp lO

J.b CAhPSNlnisctCO.oco K WUiiAmB' lock.

iv3-- CJC re.deui-- , Willi 9ht!tkuCd :wmiith irom coari Buaare;

Hi Ui- - irt llrt.l. a t;ivi.. Aipij uuci Ji.HN CUMbnACU . Ml at.

uuit iiauaatituei) ?oriiirl.a DonuS cD Ot- - D Ol PP-- y A MftlD - I

g an Ot-- A bice cot nze,V tar - urti

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Llaiitcl,witii 6 o.i"Mcxior-t- a rtu

but urcurily rmrru. Appij 011 tLepreiAsi isq. vi3 iJaMsoto miTm oca

.ui .80 Union ...reel; It rooms 10XI goo repir fta (cUle ii , iunou- - arJ

o t t. Dion tr--o luKb- - A JSo 1 more on Main ttreel, andO over ban.- bullnble lor offices aiui

iOOUU. Al0, a Cleatt rwiatu- - ouCourl "i. w- - Atpl lok aJLDLaKY FBAT81V&,

ol XSo 7 Miidiaon --XreeLr atrlrabiv roum il

.aloe. fcQiitvble ior coi;on offlc. Applyto OlV. ..K. ' ill. 1

mSU No, 7 Uuioti Bfeet.k oL o.Pk Moeby utM uontMUiiDg

XI rooui'. tul .u Kood condition Inquire ol

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good

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WW MW B, PM1 o lu -- irt-vs .v. n.tui ruuiur, Oue lurnuned, uor- -

ItiLn office1 1 fciohfcA-A- n e.as.nt suburban realIV ueocs on Vi a dui auaat. Dwelling witha s sansaa snc two acre 01 land: socesslule10 siieet taalMad Tue land la well sit wnbt. iiitsi e. oto Irutt tmi. Apfty at NogsCnioo elreet. (set) utu, Ot DXXuNg oi Isuto anu otLer nouses tn foriu and

oouiu Meoipuis lor rent.as. w. a. sbstiUl, aw slreeL, nl)L.t.-HOVm- . set anu seo iisiumil t...o. i. occupied by Bering a Dois,ki-- 11 . a eholweii.

On 01 in suits of rooms in Lb city.eotuei Madison and rront streets, now occa- -b.eo hi the Suiveior ul Customs.

orhu and looms on Main, Madison andUn on streets, lor rent, Appiy at

el CK1UI

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STKEr.T.. oiif.fiuLi we. oommeuung Sepiamoer

ay t, tha large anu commodious storet ouse, o. JX rr.nl Su eel. Apply toW.ii MOURE,au u Ad Main street.

HE A two al ! well.na-houa- winHue rooms, two dreeili g rooms, kitchenanu servant' rooms, on the corner of Pontotoc k .u ri. Bart n sLreets. Apply to

J) h H. c. LouYD.skl Main street

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finest

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til-O- ii Thu,sdsy. a rack age. so,d to Mrs. 1. J. oaajs No. 6a Msina suitable reward will n palu onMini to M E ' N BnO

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On Lonjd lit ktr.iM.r b a on Uienitbi 01 ine d aa.,

oeiweeu .. mid MinMkj iuavy allvtr HM.c i taiu CLaln. On Uie iQumt- - cactb n.nie m "J. Lain" 1 ti raveo, and outbe .imut tuaiol "Joun HMMt) ' u tbe oldJt,s t.ixg.14 it 1 .JR. au) peiacn Kivinn in mm-atio- ii

lUtnii. to lUc ittovej) 01 tne vatciiwili bt m..t t.ilj uwartMi ti a'dre-cm-ocS Terrene Lndln-- . B 'livar Co , Mlaa.

alhATLU OR bIULN.I UCi 1 10m ast Jauerson street, on the IUlli fcptemex, asi&aii niacaHthu tan ur-net-iikuilo uwasiuiii "Daii." A lib-el. i rewsru alii be paid for his latum to

above u tissue!. oc

V' IvMl 0 IttoUA iNio. on Forla:nit 1. vtiisj'iiak, 1 nnctaeo Ibiabouix

Um 0 C . Lttl iCkv.jru KliU lurLAdvU, t. uLt ii aa n .c.ab nou.abuaa. uiiag u u y or ft.

trttkn. A. a . c ut.1 A Froprleior

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THE SUNDAY APPEAL

oflrrUwrilirnnrat of th day

Appeal, which will take place alio thebut ol (Sunday Octobernth . Aa extra edition will be printed.Advertiser and hwumi will pleasetake aoUee aW oaad their la to re anorder to the eenailngroom at aa early

gang

ilble.

CITY PARAGRAPH !5.

Only four unfortunates in the ohsin

See Hansford, corner ot Monro, andSecond.

Creditable or not, Memphis supportstwo variety shows.

Joe Locke has Reads' novels andthe current literature.

The rent of the new criminal courtroom is 25H) per year.

Tbe silver show at the theater nextweek will be a big thing.

Tbe first district station-hous- contains only ten prisoners.

We want about $2,000,000 more bankins: capital in Mempnla.

Oar home Are insursnoe a growinghaaanse a paying interest.

Why can't we nave a gymnasium forjieu and women in Memphis 7

Our streets need sweeping badly, andshould have il before tbe rain se.s

tl

is

inCotton receipt, continue to be a grati

tying increase over ibose ot lsst vear.Read dry goods and other advertise- -

rneuta in the SUMDaY 'si ArHAL.

Tbe races have been well attendedthis week. This is the last day. Qoodsport.

Memphis merchant, will pay thehighest market prices for 800,000 bales uloolton.

The matinee at the theater to day willie the thing. Ail the children should bethere.

The Confederate Relief society willluauiturale a series ot lectures this season. Qood.

Tne Little Rock railroad Is doing a bigfreight business. Cotton is coming to usby n very freely.

The canh premium tickets fo? the fairr koiok on like hot cakes, the marke

.n irds no Det er investment.Twenty five barrels ot oysters come

to town every day. The ooys prelertheir oysters on the nail shell.

The Ledger make, a good snirgostionTbat a ball and chain be put ou ail tailprisoners taken out ior worn.

Our markets are well supplied juetnow. They are usually well atuicdeu onSaturday, by ladies especially.

We will be obliged to our friends tntown and country" for news Items. Thej

should be snort ana to tne point.All orders fjr ' locals" in the Sunday

A PI'S al, left at the counting-roc- earl)t will be promptly attended to.

Tbe admirable financial managementof Johnson's administration is a tbemeforcongratulation with all sorts of people

Tbe workers on tbe Senna road arepushing out Irom town gallantly. Theare workmg away beyond the fimtwoodcemetery st present.

We publish an unusually large edition Advertisers will pleasemake a note or it, ana oblige us by banding in their favors early.

The county court, now In sessionihould lec'ielste for the employment of alltoe guards Sheriff Wright needs to prevent tbe escape ol prisoners.

A Parte paper says the Americanwomen are very extravagant. Dei tbembe. We are In favor of Usance), furbelows, dry goods and millinery.

An irregular contributor sends us tbefollowing: teilow who tiigns himselfi Adams Dee Is not the gay larkey hepretends to ds. mat win ao mis time

The school building corner of Thirdand Msrke. streets is nearly nnisnedis onr most creditable public improvemnnt. We want two more of u samesort.

Our mecbsnicB are making gieat preDerations for tbe fair, and we expect such

di' rlsv of their hsndlwork as will ultimately inure to their profit and to tbecredit of the city.

Tbe Ledger last evening had this as alocal:" "It la reported that several

ward politicians and otae-seeker- a areforming a syndicate for the purpose ofcarrying tbe next municipal election. '

Nome eh re wed observers think theis invading the "camei'e

hump" in the Arkansas shore, and tbatour levee win in a lew years oe an largeas ever. We hope so. it Is awful" no

Our chancery courts adjourn to Mooday week in order to permit the auendance of Chancellors Morgan and Soott aLbe mee;ing of chancellors of tbe Ktstewhich will take place next week in Nashville.

The Ledger, in its report ot tbe Council proceeding yeslerdsy, hsd tb'e sentenoe between uracaets: ".mere seam tobe a prevailing dlapo-i'lo- n lo gel on theniiroad oouiuiillee j " What does thismean ?

Tbe Southern express company bour thanks for msny favors. What woniche public do, how couia tney do without

express fscilitieeT II Is tbe hex thing Hthe telegraph, and tnst it le

sll readers of tne appeal s special?will admit.

It is common to find s clean decket a'.the elation bouse up to ten o'clock anight. The police find no evil-doer- s onbe street, tbe recorder baa nothing to do

and Neal is without boarders; if ihts etateof things continues we shall be left without a chain gang to clean the street..

Our merchants are unanimous forreduction of taxes. So arn our farmer- -and property-owner- s. Sms:i prospect foi'.be payment ol the past due mteres: onour State bonds Let tbem slide for thepre ui. We mast not kill our industrieseven to please the bloated bondholders

We hope intending exhibitors at ourfair wl:i cave ineir articles in place oSaturday night nex . Nothing sj muchdxtisota from the merits ol a great ccca

son. such as we as tue peninsof pneksgee, hammering and other noisy

ork, calculated to interfere with theven II iw of tne opening ceremonies.which should be be ond ail such thingsto be impressive.

Tbe K icbeii&r Union in a recent titsueooulaiiied s long sud interesting articleupon MiLsn a patent canal Doal, and naj tibat, so far aa it can see, il is tar In ad-vance of anything ol the kind yet otteredlor the oonaidera-io- of ihecommisioueikappointed by Uovernor Hoffman to examlne sll patent offered Memphis is iikeivto win the pur- - of 1100 000.

Msny ot cur readers will remembertbe leo ure on "Rome and tbe Council ol(he Vatican," delivered by Bishop Fitzgerald at St. Peter's church. The iilsbopis now here, and win, oy request, repeatthe above lecture at st Bridget's church

evening. Ticket, ot admits on.fifty cent., the proceed, being tor the benefit of tbe diocese ol Little Rock, overwhich the Bishop presides.

Yeaterdsy wss a good day for makingbooks" st .he race. Mills' entry was

brat choice beloro tbe rave, brinaing $12X1against S4) on the other two horses. At teithe first race Hollywood went up and .oldtor while the other two brought; oalj1 20. Tuere were severs! genllem u st thecourse who bought pools before and aftertbe first race, fur i0 against 12U, so that,no mailer which horse would win, tlietwere bound to galu about foO.

Thcro waes case Judge ITakssIyeaterdsy and the day before about a

atch, in willon Attorney smith i.ujJemmy Gallagher took opposite sidWhen the arguments in the case werecoming to a locus, peteonalties becametr queuL. "judge smith was very severe on Jemmy during his speech, buti-- xP' nehoed ho interruption lrc in tbe iudueWhen Jemmy s turn osme round to speakhe made fine dual of smith: most of Lhelawyers in tow n were there, and en oveuthe " tun" hugely. This splendid episodebetween lw.. celt brated Memphis lawyerswas the talk of the legal lralernliy aii theday.

A runaway took place at the Charleston depot yea erday which proved veryitaaawoua to a uuggy. ine nurse madesadden erk round a corner, broke lheshaft, darted into a saloon, and ui J notatop till he was behind the counter smell- -ng lor oats In the cash drawer, r indinst

nuthing there but greenbacks he backedut in disgust without breaking a glass or

upsetting a oarrei ol seven year old Kobertson county that stood in bis way. Thebar keeper said he was s sensible horseand would have asked him In again tolake a drink were It not that his wile andthree children were in an oysierioal fit inthe back room.

Thb cheapest and beat Dyeing andCleaning House in the city is at 246 St- -una street (Hunt ct Hanson's old stand).

Hanson a walker.Nkat, tasty and fashionable Hats, at

LEIDY'S.Fkbsb Otstus and Lake Fish receive

daily by express, by b, Clement, 72 Beale.

CoooAf hb dress its the hair beautiful ly.

nan'l ba your new tall Hat a ml Ift.u hit v. rihuisnl .he laie style mm.i1. urease liamlsuA Wtgglu'a, USUer ine PssIhsij .

IMTE.-1- U powers of Mrs. Whlt-ttit- ujs Syrup ior children are as positive

aa tie .untignt Irom heaven, and gentleand soothing as sn angsi's whisper.

THE MEMPHIS DJGLL APPEAL SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1871.THE

Two Ctowd Hrs Make Away With Bey.ernl Thousand Dollar.

The Chickasaw Jockey Ciab mast becomposed of the most generous, rich andsport-lovin- g men this aide of Alssks.1 hey gave away fifteen hundred dollarsyesterday to winning hones, and tbe re-ceipts al the gate did not amount to athird of that sum. The running was asfine as could be found by traveling overthree-fourth- s of the continent. The

could not be worse If the littletown ot Hard-scrabbl- e, In Arkansas, hadgot up a race between dilapidated mulesfor s stake ot a aem jonn of potato wniayf riday la the "fashionable day," aboutuera th. day upon which the ladles leelthat they are violating no rule of propriety, or of style, in visiting a race-cour- ora theater; yet tney sent oat out a lewrepresentatives of tbe beautiful sex losee the best horse, in America contendfor magnificent prises. It was a oonsola- -tlon, however, to observe that those whowere present were of the right sort. Theyloved the fun, cheered the Jockeys andspoke admiringly of lhe horses. Theyinvaded the sanctuary of the reporter's.stand and gently shoved those gentlemen out as It they were not worthy cf ajtoments' thuuKnt. li va very lunny

FiBST BACKwas two mile heats, three years old, tor.he Desoto slake, a sweepstake of 100a.ch. 11000 added.

Three horses started b. f. Hollywoodby Lexington, owned by Bulord; b. firtljua. by Lexington, owned by A. CFrank liu; John K. Mill, named b. I. bytiexlugton,

Owing to a report that Buford'e entryhad a lame leg, Mills' filly became thefavonie before tne start, roois weie soiain which Mills' filly brought 120 andBuiord's sold for 120.

jyirsl ifeai-Ou- ou start. Mills oat infront, and held that position all roundto the haif-nul- e pole in the second mile,when Hollywood went up and alterlittle took the lead aud came In firstMills came in second aud Anions thirdlime a 4b4

The second hesl wss almost exactly likethe first. Time 46. Mills came inthird.

S BOUND BAOm.

Jockey Club Parse Hoo Mile and repeat; lor all ages.

1. Zeb. Ward enters ch. c Commerce, S yearsold, by Imp. Bonnie Scotland ; dam Collageuirt, hy imp. Ainderby. Colors, orange andgreen.

2. U. A. East-ha- enters b. f. Belle Aiken. 3years old, by Second Jack Melons ; dam, Mol- -ae roru. colon,, orange anu wune.

3. J. M. r'raiin enters ch. 1. ianiaee, S yearsold, hy Uougera, uam Ella Norton, by lhecolonel. Colors, red aud white.

4. J. L. Atkins enters gr. g. Tom Corbsti, 4years old, hy Lightning uam by Kuighi ul St.Ueorge. Colon, blue and white, with crescent.

ti. 1 . U. Moore euters ch. c. t osier. 4 years old,uy nexlugtou ; uam, eroua, uy imp. xoi a- -aiiire. coiors. oiue and bio.

g, ciov. James Henderson enters g. Dono-van, aged, hy Bulletin ; dam by Ambassador.Colors, nuicy.

Poster was first favorite; Commercenext to him, in public estimation Thehorses ail started off we 1 and came inweil, none ot them having been distancedPoster won. Commerce second. Time,l.sbX. Second heat like the first. Time,1.48X.

SCMMAKT.

First Mace. Two mile heats.Hollywood 1Mills' -- "ey i HA rl ...... A m

limeAccond Bace. Mile and repeat.

Fost. r -CommerceV.niseebene Aikiu.Donovan. .......i'om Coi belt- -

3:4aJ4.

Time 1:48When General Bulord got the purse

which his horse had won, agreat number ol hundred dollar bills, hetnvi.ed a host ol horsemen into the saloonand look retrenchments with them Healso sent up a number of champagneDottles to the galleries to treat the ladles.This was priced y. Colonel Johnson alsoannounced from the stand that NellyGray having won fifteen thousand dollarstor uenersi tsuioid sue would oe withdrawn from tbe turl aud devuted lo purposes of prorogation, Nellie Is oniy athree year oid and has already made asplendid reputation and a good lot otmuney.

As soon as the races were over the con-gregation towards the railroad,where ibey waited an hoar or less for thetrain. The races were well ran. There isto be more y. The following is thei rogramme:

RACES.

J41:4K.containing

dispersed

HACK.

Georse Elliott (eeauei) stake for twoyear olds; one mile; sub. Z6, p. p ; towuloh the club adds S0u. Winner olBradley slake to carry five pounds extra.

NOMIAATaOMS.1. Geo. T. Allinan names bf andalette. L v

i'lauet; dam, anuaua, uy v auuai.t, Aiso ch l H atsoua, by Watson; dam, Bui

tana. Oy toother lo feylona.... Also bay by I'nmet; dam. Mazurka,

uy nckingiou.4. John U. hslleu line names bl c Ulah Con

siaoie, uy tuacsjock.; uam, Ainiun uy ,mp Aiuiou.

t. W. A. Dulord names b c Bombshell, bymanuu; uani, leeung moments, imp, nj cutimtb.oke.

o. ueoi ge c.uwauaaer names o c nuie nuntby Ligniunig; Uam, oraCicli-a-, by MahumeU

7 Aiso u , Austral. nd, by imp Australian;uam, Aiert uy ueiiuatou.

e. Jouu ai. ci y usti.es co nauiia a. ov Unde Vic; dam Oeorgie W ouda, h imp lsiilght ulbu liourge.

. u. A. Lanltiam names ch f by Second Jack.alone, uam Mohie r'ord.lu. Wm. Jennings names ch c Silent Friend,

by imp Australian d.ni by hexing lou.it. a. Lake usiueabruwo noy, uy colossus;m uy Australian.-. K. li. MauuUe , amet grey by Llght- -

u ng; asm nauia bpnuuan, by aguer.1a, s. aud ra. ic Maun name gr c London,

Dtghunug; dam Ziugara, by star Davis.14. fwkard anu ctueuce name ch 1 cvietla, k

jack Aiaioue; uam cneatnam, oy ncneath uc

lo. itubuison and Morgan name br c Basalnen Astero.u; uum naura w niie, uy imp uieiicue.

ch.

by

id. D. Swhrert names b IMaraueiite. bv LexIngtuu; dam Uy n dy, by ixupuiencoe.

... A. i cine, names ch 1 Flush, by Hiawatha;uam i a. .ut- nugg, uy Ambassador.

is. Aisu ch 1 beiluuckie, by Brown Dick; damoy nujuim.

SECOND BACK.Dash for three year olds: uilie and s half.

W inner of Gayosoor Desoto s:sketpcarrseven pounds extra; of Doth, ten pounds.fur Jockey CiuU puree of KioO.

L J Fralm'ach f Yanisee. Kodffent: damElla Nortou, oy the Colonel. Co.oia. red andred.

I. John A Miller's b c Sentinel, by Jack Ma- -uue, uam, vjaieua, uy cmiue riaru.u. colors,ou auu wuite.J. u a Kaslham s b f Belle Aiken, by Secondck ilsioue, dam, Molller ord. Coio.s,orkuae

UU W II IA5.4. John 11 p tone's ch c Billy Williamson, bv

Daniel Boone; dam. Corame. by i'oruana.Colors, orange and while.j u uaiie-niiu- s cu c Aeno, by Imp Austra-- ;

dam Yuung clipper, by Oliver. Coiois,gieei,, a a green anu ui auge.

ACL Uunl ch f Etta PuweU, by Voucher;dam. Lilac, by Lightning. Colore, black .ndorange.

7. Warwick's ch c Creole Danoe.'by Dexing- -tou; dam tscnotnsihe, by unp Albion. Colors,oi ue sou reu, wune sasaw

THjaDHandicap Mile heats: for all starter

oat nave not won during the week.Horses beaten once allowed seven pounds ;wice, fourteen pounds; three limes,wenty-on- e pounds. Entrance, 110 ; en

trance money to second horse. For apuree of S200,

L Mclntyre enters ch c. 8 vear old. heTipper nj ; dam by imp Knight of St. Ueorg.V.U.UI., MIUC HUU W UlKi

t. tiov. J. Hendcrauu enters oh g Donovanaged, by Bulletin ; dam by Ambassador. Blueauu wuite, reu sasii.

a. 4eb. Ward enters ch c Commerce, I yearsnil

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tilrl

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Oily,

Ally,

by imp Bonnie Scotland; dam Cottageby Imp Ainderby. Colors, oi autre andgreen.

Atkins enters g gTom Corbett, 4 yearsold, by Lightning ; dam by Imp Knight of St,j.. Bu. vuiuin, uiu auu wuite, witn cresosnt.... ti. A. Easlham enter, b t Meule slmma, 4years old, by Proline, dam by alar Davis.Colors, orange and while.

ft. Juo. Jackson enters ch Rnh Mhsitsin aj . v.u. .u.. w.wcuv-- i mi ucuiuuiu, uy imp AUJB- -u.,i.u , u wanner.

. . . ol W ICS il l.'I N 1'li a v lfirw-.- t aamrfc'relghton: dam by St. Louuc Color, blueand red, white saah.

AADA.

micuuci,

a AC 1 ranalin en tench I Glenroae, 4 yearsold, hy Lexington ; dam, bailie Lewis, by ImpGlencoe Colors, Jacket Magenta, cap red.

The assortment tor Sly It and quality inhklUI'S.

(00 Ladies' Cloth Cloaas, laat year'ss.yios, to oe oiu at ou oenta on the dollarat ihb Uubat Bab Stuna, 229 Mainstreet.

Baa advertisement of Dr. Butts' Dispeusary, beaded Book tor the Millio- n-Marriage Guide in another column. Itshould De read by all.

Steam Fitting, 815 Second street.

LET VAN VLECK ANSWER.

Memphis, October 6, 1871.aauors Appeut ine spirt luslists are

very grateful to you lor your kindness innot Hying them thai another will be alongsoon to expo the old thing, but we

like to know If this amateur is Mr.Vleck, who made ao many spiritual-tat- s

In Louisville recently by trying to expose the old thine, and If ao. is he thesame van vieck that was once a medium,out about seven years ago was delectedin Cincinnati wni.e attempting to connect some sleight-of-han-d performancewith hi meadiumahlpf These questionswe would like tur you to answer In ad.vanoe of his arrival. Keapeeifutly,

8 PI RITUALISTS.

American Dkivsji W alls at Brownedt Si u One's, 116 Second street.

Oo to Joe Looke', :Uo) Main street, toryour rending matter.

JrCMFS, le beoond street.

MEMPHIS INDUSTRY ABROAD.

Tn Hew Onr " Georgia" Unlit at tbeOnr Shops at the Memphis and

Charleston Knllroad 1stMeannhla.

From sn Occasional Correspondent.Atlanta, Uboroia, October 4 The

" Georgia," a car built by the Memphisand Charleston railroad, has just return-ed to this place from a tour through theState I had the pleasure of going therounds with her, and can tell, for the satisfaction of tbe oompany, bow much shewas admired, we left this place torAugusts, where we were met by L. K.Johnston, superintendent of the Georgiarailroad, and various other railruadotUcials who welcomed as, and showeredinnumerable praises on the oa. We spentone day there, during which time she wssvisited by the mechanics, who exsminedher olosely, but could find no fault in her.Crowds of people came to see her allthrough the day, and all seemed highlypleased. We left that night for Savan-nah where we spent a day. As in

hsd to undergo a rigid examina-tion by the various mechanics, but allpronounced bor well put up, and a hand-some car. Msny of tbe citizens came tosee her also. After spending amust deligbtful day, we left forMacon, and we hope the car made aa fa-vorable an impression on tbe people asthe city did on us. Next day was spentin Macon, where we had to undergo tbesame ordeal as before, but stood the test.That night we returned to Ibis place; arehighly delighted with our trip, aud proudof the many compliments passed on thecar. Captain Tate, the yard-mist- (andone that is well and favorably known tomany of the railroads), was in oharge ofher, and took great pains to exp ain toeverybody sll tbe particulars as to cost,etc. w icb be s ys was only fifty five Aun-dre- d

dollars. Why is it tbat the south doesnot cease to be dependent on tbe north forsuch things, when tbey can be built aswell and much cheaper here among usTL it her swake to her true interest, and infuture do sit her own : curing. Iam glsd to seethe Men1 ... nd Charles-ton railroad has commerc-- it, and I hopeother roads will follow the example.

W. P. 8.

All tne new Fall Mlyles at Francisco AHlgg I 's, 7 Main street, under Pes-bod- yHotel.

Economy Take your fall clothing totbe Steam Dyeing and Cleaning HouseHunt A Hanson's old stand). 246 Second

street. HANSON WALKER

You can bay the latest style Hst atLEIDY'S.

LAW RtPOaTS.

First Chancery. Court Morgan, chan-cellor.

Yesterday was motion dsy. All motlons entered were disposed of, Tbe courtadjourned to tbe 17th inst., there being ameeting of tbe chancellors at Nashville,which Judge Morgan will attend.

Chancery Court Chancellorneott.

Yeaterdsy, in the case of Cannovan vssehafer, a decree was given IDC the defendant. Nos. 32, 46, 47, 49, 50, 59 and 76were continued. Nus. 48 and 69 passedNos 88 and 77 are Haitmg tbe purchasemoney, which dist uned ot the calender ofcases on trial, lbo court adjourned tothe 17th inst., there being a meeting oftbe chancellors of the State at Nashvillenext week. Au order was made In rt

to-d- for attorneys to return allpapers in tbeir possession immediately totbe clerk and master, or the numbers ofthose they desire to retain, and no papersto be taken from the files of tbe clerk'soffice except by the clerk, and properlycharged. Any violation of tbe above order must be reported at once to the court.

Second Circuit toart Ualsey, Judge.To-d- ty the following esses will be trie--'

241. Jones vs waddeli administrator; 368Young vs PalteisoD dt Bro; 368. Rvan vsShea; 369, rtusser vs Yerger el al; S70,Rysnvs Wotl ; 372, Stewart v Steinkubl; 373,Jehllng vs Peel t 35, Merrill vs Hey ton376, Dwyer vs O'Maboney; 377, Meatb vsrJugbes; 078, Morgan vs Lee el al; d7, Urrvs Windle & Co; 380, r'itcber vs W uher ;381. Warren, use. etc, vs stexmer 1K ck; 384, tlm nils vs Cunningham; 357.itempbisand Obto railroad company vsAbratns et al: 888. Dent vs Healey; 389.Ellas vs Poll ck; 390, Caldwell vs Brown,administratrix; 393, Manning, administrator, vs Farris; 394, Hart et al vs Farrieet al; 396, Ferro vs Shepherd; 397, Booth vsFisher; 39, Bigby et si vs Biker: 400,Walker dt Snider vs Noivell, Boone & Co;401, Graves v- - Brookr; 4 2, Hollister VIr iahrty ; 403, Jacobs at 1:0 vs Williams etal : 40. Walt & Johnson vs Greenwald;4JI6, Hays vs Lelisvere; 407, Willis v MMauan ; 40i. Tucker vs swan; n uavailvs Lake; 411, Johnston vs Cook ; 413, Mellm vs Co by; 415, Harvey, guardian, vsPerkln : 416. same va same; 417. same vssame; 420, Blair vs Greenwald; 421M, n

vs Memp'iU and S'.. Louis packetcompany; Ktrtiaud vs M ntgtmery:424, Bowers vs Mealh: 426 Ball vs Houston; 428, Barker vs Mrden et al; 430,Schwcob vs Fochs; 431, Williams vsJones ; 438, Kirtland vs Donald-son; 434, Bowers vs Hood; 43 i, Taylor vs Gihson; 416, Tbooipion vsJxckfOD; 437, Hanks vs Hill; 452440, Smith vs Rellmai; 441, Sptin dtUormley va Moran et al; 442, Rjwley vsDyle: 443, Hughes vs GrMttn e. al; 44t.Freidmsn Brothers vs Benf; 416, Schwabdt Co. vs Benas; 450, Cossitt vs Mississippiand TenniBsee railroad company; 3n8,Tucker vs Joyce; 451, Matiden vs Uarkin;45?, same vs same; 458 Irwin vs Halls;4)6, Cummtngs vs siallory; 40s, woods vsSowers; 41), wolcott, S dt Co vs Able;4t2, Miller vs E.rlv; 463. Alnsworth vsmayor and aldermen of Memphis; 464,Ford ra Sium, adm 4b7, ctiotu vs nigginf; 468, Trotter vs Scott; 4'9, Saflarsnsvs Humphrey dt Co; 470, Gibson vs ApersoD ; 471, Laird vs McMah n; 472,Webster, Marsh dt Co vs HuDDaid dt Co:475, Hall V- - Anderson; 474, Stockslsgervs Schoonover; 476, Bond vs ttrlnkley;477, McA lis e. vs Southern Express company; 4,8, Scboonover vs Harden.

tYou can buy the latest andest

LKIuY'fS.

BBABB LtfscH at the Goli'.en Oat e, 2:0Seond street, lo nlebt at 9 o'clock. Fresbovster si up, and the best that tb market"fiords, will be served mp In fine style.Everybody Is invited.

A. J1AJ.

SOMETHING NEW.

On Sundnv sfternixin aud night.ber Sth. a Tyrolean band of vocalists willgive an entertainment at Carroll's Oar--den, on Poplar street, Tbey will singsome oi tbe te Ownian tongs,among tbem tbe am Rhine."Admission free.

LADIES' TIES i

SCARFS AND BOWS!

A KtW OPCHED THIS MORNING

KID GLOVES, BIBBONS, ETC.

maroou. Main.

wouldVan

day.

Hsts

AALr

Ooto- -

favor

STOCK

HERZOG A BRO.

In advance of all romnellior. Thecolors. I new Sensation II ai nt rnm, i... a-- wir--

14)7

Thb latest novelties in Hats at LMdy'a

Cranberries. 26 barrel Cranberriesreceived this

OLl V EH, JUNKIE A CO.

Miss N. English is now able, bv lecentadditions to her stock, to supply her cus-tomers with every variety ot bonnets,hats, .artificial flowers, etc . which sheproposes to sell unusually low for cash.Oive,her a call. No. iSu Mam street.

Gentlemen's Dress, Business. Travelling and Opera Hats, at LEIDY'S.

Wb oilp the following" Irom Anthony'sPhotographic Bulletin, of a late date, tbestandard authority In this country onsueh matters:

We have received from Mr. J. F.Coonley, with Mr. Y. Day, of Mempbls,three very fine Imperial cards, samples ofhis style ot shadow or Rembrandt efleolsWe nave examined tbem with a greatdeal of pleasure, and are pleased to learnthat the taste lor these pictures is becoming so msrktd ail over the country.

"We hope it will not be long uetore tbeold style ot flat, white, inexpressive photographs shall oe tani--Le- Irom tbe country, and those introduoed in their steadbased upon artistic ideas."

ioJ can buy the best Hat in the city atLEIDYS.

LOCAL NEWS.-- Leddin's College,Attend Robertson's Business CollegeThoB.Cutjbtns, bricklayer, OA Mains.Armstrong's Photographic Waller v.

Ho. all Mam street. Three faultless gempictures for nlty cent..

ST. Joseph's lnnmMABT In charara oftoe Sisters, comer Third and JeftorsonMe

PERSONAL.

Mr. Thomas J. Jamieaon, of tbe LittleRock Republican, is in tbe city on busi-ness for the office with which he Is con-nected. If appearances are anything, Ar-kansas treats onr friend well.

The many friends of Captain C. B.Charon will be glad lo learn that the ex-tended trip North and West from whichhe has Just returned has been of irreatbenefit to his health. He declares andbis appearance sustains the declarationthat be has grown fifteen years youngerin the lsst two months.

A special from Washington to the St.Lonis Democrat (Radical; BSys: "Stokes, ofTennessee Is here applying for tbe positionof Coiled Stn es Marshal, vloe Ool. Harri-son, lately deceased. He brings recom-mendation" from the Republican Con-gressmen of his State. There Is no proba-bility of his appointment."

TICKETS FOR THE "FAIR DRAWINGFOR bAtE

AT

J. C. Eyrioh's news depot;Mansturd's news depot;Joe Locke's news depot ;Geftrgo Bergman's cigar stand ;Lenbrie's cigar stand;Byrd's Jewelry store;Barnum's jewelry store;Memphis and Chsrlesion ticket office.Chris Steinkuhl's Capitol Saloon.

Thb Great Red Store wi'l sell ImmenseBasGains this week In Plaids, Pupil re,Alpacas, Japanese Silks, Fisnnels. Blank-ets, etc. WM. FRANK

227 Main Street.

Gas Fitting 815 Second street.Cnnnty Court.

Tbe business yesterday was nothing ofparticular Importance, The county courtmet yesteidsy pursuant to adjournment.Present Justice Beckley, in the chair,and J istices Witherington. Llgon, Dun-can, Giles, Hale, Spellman, Winters, Mon-orie- f,

Pulliam, Caldwell, Wal ace, Brewer,Allen, Irby, Walker, Jones, Hnlman,Bun'-yn- , Hoegel. Brown, Burke, Elliott.Moore, Miller, Glisson, Brooks, snd Massey.

The following business was transacted:Tbe jail commissioners were ordered to

sink the engine st the Jail so as to ensbleit to pump water from Wolf river st allseasons.

A clerk was allowed the committeewho are to investigatejihe Lewis warrants,st a salary of f 1C0 per month.

It was ordered that the sheriff be required to make application in writing totoe Jail inspectors for ail but plies for theJail and t he said inspectorsphall give theirwritten approval ot the same.

The committee who were appointed atthe last term of the curt to procure a newcriminal courthouse, reported that thebul'ding on the corner cf Second andJe Hereon streets was rented at $2500 perannum for five years.

Tbe report was received and filed andthe committee discharged.

WtATMtR.

Wi DkPT , BISK Ah SBBVICX. DJB. A. IMbkfhis. Octobers. 1871. j

6:43 a.m. 2 p.m.

Hlght of arometer SO.C01 S0.06S

Change slnoe lastreport .... .067

Thermometer...... 67 82Change last Sth'rs 5

of wind N W N WRain fail slnoe 1'Kt

report InchesAhnndret.thk. 0.00

State of weather. Fog Hazy

War Department.OFFICE Ch. Sio. Officrb,

lOMJp.m

3U.13.--i

CearW. Observer.

"OF

1871.Washinotob, October 6,The low barometer which Thursday

afternoon north ol the lowor lakes hasmoved nor.hesat, with a decided fall inpressure, and rain on the middle and eastAtlantic coast. Tbe storm on the easternGulf has appearently entirelyand a central area of tbe lowestis now spread over the south AtlanticStates, where fresh and light southerlywinds and weather are now reported. area of partially cloudy sndsmoky weather, with heavy fall in tem-perature has extended from Arkansas toLake Ontario and Lake Miohlgan, thecentral and temperature beingnow in Illinois. The barometer has fallenin the extreme northwest, and light, localrains have been reported in Wisconsinaud Missouri. Cool weather, with north-westerly winds will probably extend onSaturdiy over the Gulf and AtlanticHtates, with clear or partially cloudyweather south of the Ohio river snd partially cloudy and clearing weather inthe middle and eastern Slates. A smallarea of cloudiness remains In West Vir-ginia, snd an area of low with1 sing temperature and southerly windswill probably advance into Missouri andWisconsin.

Job Lockb, 246H Main street, has tbelargest assortment of Msgaxine3,Fiotorialsand dallies In tbe oily.

The largest and finest selection of fash.tons Dress snd Business Hats for gentlemen in tbe city are at

LEIDT at CO '8,269 Main street, opposite tbe Squsre.

Thk place to get a No. 1 buggy horse,an excellent saddle horse, good dravmule or farm stock, is O. H. Braokeit &Uo.'s, No. 321 Second street. All stockmust be as re prone n ted.

St. I oni. or .G. W. meekIn

w une riverUscewla....

Boats Leaving Tn-Dn-BliLl Pica...White river (Jslestk

Knar's PointHkilmah

sioux City.Now Orleansat. xxiuis

ColoradoMounlaineerL'U.DUl Ola.H C. YeagerI 'eies.e. ................a. J. white......Phil AlllnMnine EbertAda Hell man. . .Frank PorreL..Colorado...M. U t..iue.-I- . ......I ).UUllllK.H.H J. YragerA. J. WhitePat. Cleburne

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Celeste.

By Telegraph.St. Louis, October 6. Arrived: Ctah,

from Memphis. Departed: Capitol Cityand Colossal, for New Orleans. Riverfalling slowly. Weath r clear and cooler,wim itgut rsin eany Alfred D.Armstrong, a popular steamboat clerk,and at one time clerk of the Gait House,Louisville, died here this evening. Helast served on the Susie Silver.

Louisville, October 6. River still de-clining, with 28 inches on Portland bar,18 incnea on French Island, and above 80inches to Cincinnati. Weather hazy andcool.

Cihoihnati, October 6. River S teet 1Inch.

Caiko. October 6. Port list: Glasgow.for Mew Orleans, and Jasper, New Or-leans to at. Louts, st 1 a.m. ; E. H Dux-fe- e,

cleared for Hew Orleans, 8 a.m.; St.Joseph, Memphis to St. Louis, 2 p.m.;Virginia, cleared for New Orleans st 8p m. River fell 1 inch. Weather clear.Mercury, 64. j

M I see I laneo n.The weather is dear and warm. There

was a very good business al the landingyeaterdsy, there being nine arrivals sndeight departures, 'the river dec.lned 2inches during tbe last twenty-fou- r boors.This is worse and more of It, and the pros-pect is very favorable for a further de-cline. At ot. Louis the report is that theriver is 8 feet 0 inches In the channel, thelowest stage tne river nas reached thisseason, and the belief Is it is the lowest ithas been for aeveial years. The upperMississippi has reached the low watermark ot 1864, while tbe condition ot thebars is far worse. At Cincinnati the Ohiohas 8 leet 4 incbes, and at Louisville 6inches in the chute and less thm 80 incbeson Portland bar. from Si. Louis to Cairothere is but 4 feet 8 iuchee; from Cairo toMemphis, 6 feet; al Choctaw, 7 feet, and 6feel 4 inches st Reeves'. RsU liyer is in swretched condition.

Several steamboats bsve teen en'eredst the Exposition at Cincinnati. Tbesteamer Thompson Dean, just finishedthroughout, ha also entered the list fortue first premium. The judges visitedthem on 'ihu.sday of this week.

Captain Davis has entered the steamerBatesvliie to run in connection with theother boats of the railroad packet com-pany's line. He is determined to have asufficient number 01 boats to carry freightthrough without delay, if possible.

The Phil AlUn, A J. While and Cle-burne departed with good trip.

The Mollis Eoeri, five a.ys out fromNew Orleans, discharged here 400 bundlesof cotton ties, 80 boles tin, and other mis-cellaneous freight. She r, p tried . theeihannou ana John xtyie over Reeves' outheir way rejoicing. She has 276 tons olfreight for at. Louis.

Tbe Mohawk aud barges passed up.The Mary E. Poe la reported oomlns nn

on one wheel, having received some lnju- -

ries, the nature ot which we did noli learn.The Colorado, .'rant St Louis, added

here a lot of miscellaneous freight, anddeparted for Vlcksbnrg with a gocd trip.

The Mountaineer came In with a goodtrip of grain and produce, and left for St.Louis. She added 210 bales of cotton forabove. ft

The Colombia also, from St. Lonis,came in with a good trip. She hsd half ofher forecastle torn off while sparring off asandbar. She was several hours agroundabove Cairo, and after adding 850 bales ofcotton, departed for St. Lonis.

The H. C. Yeager, from St. Louis,passed down wLh a good trip.

Six or seven fist-boat- s are reportedaground at French Ialsnd, impeding thechannel not a little.

The A. J.White, from Napoleon, broughtin 22 bales of cotton, 630 sacks seed, ands gocd trip of people.

The Phil. Allin, from Frist's Point,came in with 118 bales cotton and 614 sacksof seed.

The Frsck Forreet came In from Gce--ola with 95 bales of cotton and 1190 sacksof seed.

The Ida Heilman, from EvacsvUle,came in with a g od trip, all she couldcarry.

A wblte man, we could not learn bisname, while DUttine un the slims! llirhton Mr. Shanley's wrecking boat, st tbefoot of Island 40, lost his balance end felloverboard, and in spite f all the efforts tosave him he was drowned.

The Emi le La Barge is the SundayVloksburg packet.

Boats Leaving To-Da- y.For Friar's Point The lively Geo.W.

Cheek, captain Mark Cheek, leaves yat 6 p. m.for Friar's Point and all way landirgs F. S. Gonterman has oharge of tbeoffice.

Fob Nzw Orleans The fine steamerHenry Ames leaves v at 12 m. forViokeburg snd New Orleans. J. W.J arobs Is her popular commander.

Fob St Louis The Belle of Pike, Csptain Lennox, leaves to-d- ay at 6 p.m. asabove. Charles Hough i clerk

Fob Whits River. The Celeste, Cap-tain E W. Outlaw, leaves y at 6p.m , for White river and all way Und-ines. Mr. Herron Is her chief secretary.

Fob Osce la. The sprightly Frank For-rest leaves to-d- at 5 p.m. for Osceola andthe coast landings. Captain Coon la herpopular commander.

Fob White River. The Sioux City,Captain T. B. Tilden, leaves to-ds- y at 12m , for White river and all way landingsMr. Tom Whilledge does the honors of theoffice.

Fob Cairo and Evansviixb The finelight draught passenger steamer IdaHailman, leaves tcay at 5 p m., forCairo, Evansville and all wsy landings.J. B. Hall is corrmsnderf and M A.Breeden is her chief secretary.

Fob St Louis The fine stesKier R. P.Walt, Captain William Blake, leaves to-d-

at 10 Am. for Cairo, St. Louis and allway landings. Alt. Grissom does thehonors of tbe office.

INSURANCE COMPANY

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.omee No. so Madison St.

CAPITAL!sapo.ooo.oo.ATJT IIOHIZLD CAPITAIa

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Directors:LOUIS HAN ACER, a U. TOBEY,J. W. I ICKINHON, WM. WHITAKSB,PHIL J. MAiXON, H. WETTER,

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THU TREATMENT OF ALL DFOR VSKS, chronic or otherwise, assistedby an able corps of Scientific Physicians andSurgeons.

VENEREAL or SECRET DISEASES,men aa Syphilis, Gonorrhea, Gleet. Stric-tures an.; a nrinarv diseases, lyphilHIc orverourial affectlcs of tne lbroat, Skin orson., klso tbe effects o' a solitary babltruinous to the body as well as tbe mind, pro--aacing n, nines on tne race, ueoiniy, imprteney, Ulsslns, Dimness of sight. Contusionof Ideas, Aversion to Society, Loss of Mem-- e

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Rheumatism and Paralysis

POSITIVELY CLRED by the use of myeelebraled

Electro-Chemic- al Baths. LPartitmlar s'tention paid t6 Dlseues of Fe

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uitiuiuiy perioos-Th- eDoctjr can be consulted personally or

oy leiier. su

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GOODLETT It CO.

COTTON FACTORS,No, 282 Front Street,

MEMPHIS, - - TENNESSEE.

COBBIQXMBBTB SOLICITED,sepvdAw

DR. J. E. WRIGHT,Late of Colombia, Loruslanna, offers his pro-fessional services to the eltlsena ol Memphisand vicinity. A continuous and extensivepractice lo the Ouachita V lley for twentycouaecu We years h vmg givn him a prac-tical familiarity with the various types ofdisease etidemleal In a Southern climate, beconOdent y hopes to give satisfaction to allwho may favor him with tbeir natronaa..Having devo ed special attention to OrEBA- -T.VB rcBQEKY for many years, and sucoeas- -lutty per:. Tinea must oi toe capital operatlons of the day, he respeetfuily solicits pat-ronage In that branch of his profession.Office and residence corner of Court andThird streets. oe

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK R, R.

CHANGE OF TIME,COMMENCING Sunday, September Id.notice, trains will rundaily as follow:

Leave - Memphis 7.50 a mHopefleld.. ... f " .......8 10 Am

Ar tva Huntcrsvllle A .ft p.mArrive l ittle Bock. .18 p.mReturning arrive at Memphis S.0U p.mPerry boat reaves foot of Onion street

promptly at 7.50 am. Close c nnections madeal Dev&il'a Bluff with K. K Packet Co Uneoi steamers ror ail points on White River,connecting at Little Rook with regular lineof stages tor Hot Springs, Camden, Arkadel- -pma, wasuingion ana pom u ic Texas. Aliowith steamers on Arkansas river for PineBluff, Port Smith and intermediate points,and with trains on th Little Hock andFort nmlth railroad.

For tickets ur In formatloB apply at Company fnce X Mat: I sou strel, at office otMemphis and Louisville K.li road. iS Malastreet, o. at otace of Memphis and Charles-ton Railroad. 478 Main street.

C. P. OAKLEY. ALEX. WADDELL,Gen '1 Ticket Agt. P-- ger Ag't.

A. B. LIVEBMOBK,nknj tleneral poftnionrlent.

Memphis Steam Dyeing

Establishment,2 Q a Seoond St..OFFERS Its services to its many friendspatrons for the fall season. Thesauces with which it has introduoed thisnew branch ot business bespeaks lis art andBAiiimme.ITS CHEMICAL PROCESS OF CLEANING

LADIES' AND 6ENTLEMEN'S WEAR.

by which the old destructive scouring issuperceded, is the great specialty of thisnoose.

WHITE FURS,

KID 6LQVES,

LACES AND PLUMES,cleansed, equal to new, or colored ele--gauuy

fientJemeo's WearDYED WITH UNSURPASSED SKILL;

and every specie of drees goods dyed withEuropean imported color. u7

STEAMBOATS.

SPECIALNOTICE.The New and Slegant Passenger and Freight

Steamer

MtStEmm C. Elliott jgntififcJohn D. Elliott Master.

Will leave Louisville for White river on thefirst rise of the Ohio rlv-r- .

ICLLlorT A MILLER, Agents.sel7 No. 2 Promenade St., foot Jefferson.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.

F4at NEW eBIiBAjm AND TUBRegular tuueau.y Packet.

Tne Steamer-- fiTr HtOlANA

H. E. Neal .master NaL clerkLeaves KaNk-- d Y. llth Ins ., a 5 p.m.

BICH'D W. LIOHTBUKNE. Agent,oe MS Front street.

FOB BBW ORLEANS AND THE BUMRegular buuoay Packet.Tbe steamer

Bcuuiise mister xiller clerLeaves SU DaY, sth ins-- , at tu a.fh.

tv W. H'JHTBU-'.NK- . Age I.Oct .. Front tr eel.

St

FOR WHITE RIVER.

Louis ard White Hver Hacks.or J 'Cktoupon and wry landings.

cIOCX ll' Tl den, masteriniseiegani passenger steamer m

will as above mSAlUnDAY. 7tn lnslaot. at IS a.mApply u J. T. WAiHlNUTUN, Agent, or

J. O) SOLANO 4H Madison street. oc7

) FRIAR'S POINT AND BENDS.

Frixr'e Ptii, rteMM gJS gsatfs UattvStete. ."' Pufcei

- Phil. Atta, -James Lee... master.

Leaves Memphis Monday, Wednesdays andFridays, al 6 p.m., connecting al Helena withthe steamer Rhoka lor Marian na and ailpnints on . A nll is ten

FOR HELENA AND FRIAR'S POINT

Fer

Co

lesve

ABitla, 0 K.Ptlit.

utThe flrat-cla- ss packet

6ee. W. CheeHiatjEARK B. CHEEK master.

Will run as above, leaving Meicprils every TUBbDY, THURSDAY and SATUkiiAt, punctually at a pan.

For freight or passage, apply on board.SB

For HiImi, Friti' Bel?b, Witt?Ktoghjoe gid tbe Scads

The United States Mail PacketA. J. WHITE.

va sa jliaa1 f . . . jusptci ,WUi leave Memphis and FBIDA in, punctually at t p.m.

For freight or apply on bearto

FOR CAIRO 8T. LOUIS.

Memphis and St. Louis V . Mail UdbFor Hickman, Belmont and

Cairo; connecting at with theiron Mountain rt. re at catro witn

Illinois Central andboats un the Ohio river.

R. P. WALT Wm. Blake, masterThis elegant passenger steamer

will leave a

Htlsia

reliable, passenger

reanlariv.

Pilit,River,

MONDAY

passage,

AND

Osceola, Madrid,Belmont

Kallroad

Till DAY. Octobei Jth. at 10 a.--Tickets for all points v'.a Memphis and St.Louis packets, north, nasi anu wist, applyto General Railroad and steamboat office.

TOM B. DUNN, cor. Court and Main rU.Freight received at the St Lonis wharfhoat

w . r-- AIAX.L,. Agent.oo7 FfiEM. CALVERT. Snp't.

Memphis and St. Louis U. S. Mail LircWs

For Osceola, Madrid, Hlckmau, Belmont ancCairo, connecting at Belmont with tn.

Iron Monntaln R. R., at Cairo withIllinois Central Railroad, and

boats up the Ohio Hlvsr.BKLLE O? P. EE . Lennox, master

mis elegant a'.eamer win leavean (4DOV6

THIS DAY. 7th inst.. at 6 p m.Tickets for al! points v a Memphis and St.

Louis packets, North, East and West, apiito trenerai rsaiiroao ana steamooat omee.

TOM B. DUNN, eor. Court and Mam stsFreight received at IheSL Louis WhaiiSoal.

w s. cull. Agent.oeT Fl.BM. CALVERT. "op'i.

FOR VICK8BURG.

United States Mail Line for Vicksburg. KuHelena. Napoleon antl V'lckKbunc.

SMIL1E LtBiKlit GansoUes. masterThis elogant pAssenger pack

will lea"e as aboveSuNDAT. Hih Inst., at 10 a.m.FTetgnt recoi lea at thetfl-liui- s Wharfhoat

W. E DILL, Agent.QC7 fLKM ''A t.VKKT. iq;i

St. Louis and New Orleans Pacet CoK"r Vlcksnarz snd New Clrleans.

HENRY A ME- - Jacobs, masterThis eleaant and swift steamer

win leave as aooveTHIS DAY, th Inst., at 12 ru.j. t. Washington, Agent.oc7 4 Madison street.

FOR CAIRO AND EVANSVILLE.

For Cairo, Padncah and Evansville.ADA HEILMAN.... Joun B. Hail, master

Th s splendid passenger packetwill leave as aoove

THIS DAY, 7th WtL, at 5 o m-For frelsht o. passage spplv board oc7

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Maaphls aid Arkusas River Packet Company U. s. nail Line.

Pat Clebnrne Beeoe Prltehnrd, Master,Mh.MPHiS MONDAYS nSU FRI- -

DAYS, at s p m . coiicect'na at Montr, rrWh'.U river with the llgct draugnt xieamer' Fort (liti-o- n ior fine rjtuu on MTUaDAmsnd with the stenner " Fort Smltn" leioats, and they connect wl'h the "learner" oardanelle" at Pine Biaft tor Little Rccs.

For freight or passage ppb n board, or toW. H. AE.i EDA Y, Aget,

Omee on Company's Whar boat,B 14 Foot o' t'ourt .trMt.

1?'01 A Ts (liio riiV.l.The new and elegant light-draug-

LITTLE ROCKW. E Gere master Cha. Conrad clert

Leaves Li tue Bock for Fort Smith and al.way landings on Arkansas river every fivlays, connecting at mine rtocx witn tneSt LMll ana ArkAHaS ft Pk't Cl 'J Mrrom St. Louis, Mo.

Freights for ail points consumed to care stanion a outer, mempnis, or this company,will be promptly forwarded free of charge forinuum. a so, i . o x ju v wnslt sup t.- - J rr- mmn - ' - T ...T, V.

FOR WHITE RIVER

Memphis and White Blver Pneket LineBar. T. H. ALLEN .Wan. Elliott, muter

lin place o: oir. negil TenderjLeaves Memphis for Jackronport EVEHYluaouai, ato p.m.

Kir. MABY BOYD.Wol Aahferd, masterLeaves

tin place of atrntempnts

SaTDEFor freight or pas

K P.r Jackson nort EVEBYA x , ato p m.ae dd1v to

ELLIOTT A Mi Agents,Promenade St.. foot oiJeffersom

or to W. H. KENNEu AY.Otnceon-Company- 's Wharfboat, loot Court st.

RAILROAD PACKET COftPANY.

White River United States Mail LineThe 8t6.vmar

AND

Waitl.

Anent.

SALLIE V,run In connection with the tenir.hlxand Little Rock Railroad, leaving IevU'sB an eve-- y Monday, W ednesday and I r Iany, at 8 o'clock p.m , for Oes Arc, Augnouand Jacksonport. Avery Tweadny and Krl.any for ail point between uevall's Htuff andMonth of White river. A so, every Tharwdny at 10 o'clock a m , and svery Monday ato o uiwis p.m., ior mine nsa river.John b. Davis, president.

A. P. Cttabt. ecrstary apri TTeasqier- s17

U. 8. MAIL COACH LINE.PA88ENGTBS by our lines from Fort Smitha week, vta Fayettevllleto Neosho on the Southern P.cl3c ral road.md rnnes, ur miee times a wet a rrcm rortSmith, 70 m'les to Fort Ult sou ; thenoe souihi.o ml'-- lo soggy Depot, andwest un miles, via Fort Arbunsle to Fortsll: or continuing sou h fr m Soggy La milesto -- hsrmar and going eslward, by line cfv. o. rorts.su mnes to .1 1 sso . or soathwarufro'Q Sherman Int., Central Tax nrsaat tnJefferson, Marshall, etc.; or from

SHBXVEPOBTby railroad, via Marshal! to Lcngvlew sndwestward It. to Central Texas; or uthwrdTom Longvlew, via Honsvtlle to Nsvasota190 mile, on Texas Central Railroad. Passen-ger entering Texas by

OALVESTON OB I Nil IAN OLAmost our lines at the head of tne various rail-roa-

to all pari of Texas, and ran in betterconcert than ever before, and In good stylegenerally, BAWYEB A F1CMLIN,

ops sscrnss, nMemphis and Louisville

SUMMEK SCHEDULE,JBM la, 1871.

Train leave Day Express.New York

Brownsville accommodation leaves

4:U0 a.m.li:4o p.m.

dally S rOO p.m.Elegant sleeping cats run through to St.Louis and Louisville on the 12 :4b p.m. train.The! am. and 5 too p.m. trains do uot runon Sunday. J. f. Bo YD,Jyl Bnperlatendent.

PROFESSOR OF MUSIC,la prepared to receive pupils for the Piako,

vzoLin aid GrrrxAJt,

PRICE LIST

DRY GOODSmVC

S. Vendig,fo. 226 MAIN STREET.

Uooa Calf eo,warrants fast color, at loBeat Calico, warranted Cant color, now

sly lea nt laSe.4--4 heavy Brown Bens atlo, at laa,

4--4 sine Blenched Domestic, at 11 a.ISO nloeo Cotton Plaids, etas at lee.le--4 good Blenched Bhoollngj. nt Me.

Pnre I.I nen Tnble Owrera, at SO.3O0 piece Poplin Oreo !,White Coverlid, lor doable bed, at tl.While Coverlids, for single beds, at gl10O doaen Ladle' Handkerchiefs, nt glper doaeau

Boat Itching, at ia.c.Linen Table Cloth, at toe per yard.

Ladles' Bowed lino Cnlfakht Bhooat S3 90.Far Hals, at L

1OO0 pair man beta, at 23 per rest lowerthan nny hooae la the city.nn-A-nd everything In lhe boose will hono sold nt nnUom low price. "a.

Solomon V o n d 1 g,(Succeasor to Vendig A Brothers),

J, Wrrr.wT.T.sw T. a rAU

GUv rCLELLAf&CO.Wboleaale

GRiJCtRS, unOM FACTORSAnn-Gene- ral

Commission MerchantsKrinovtMl lu tl'. i rwnt f.,Menaphia,Tenn.

Have in store, for sle low to toe trade, astock or Orocerles and plantationsoDolies. eomnrialna!

tuuu pes hemp and nax OAgging.300U bdls Iron ties, best pattern.

75 hhrts Sugar.400 bags Coffee.

76 WO lbs Kacon, Clear Sides and Shoulders.10 0 rb Flour.1000 hhlaaalt.

SOU okgs Tobacco. With complete assortment of

BOX AND CASE S000S.Merchants in the Interior are Invited to

call and examine onr stock baton bavinelsewhere.

1 advances mads on consignments or cotton. Hading nur own ware--hoDse. can unar.ntes tan wetcbts- - sow

BOYLE & CHAPMAN,WHOLESALE AND BET AIL

Booksellers. StationersPAPE3 DEALERS,

STEAM PRINTERSAND

BL-N- K BOCK MANUFACTURERS,

279 -2 rv aia St , MMByUs.

WE bavn for rale au immense, varied andy complete stock or schooland Bongs. rTTionrnT,Blak ks and PnisTiao a:id WaappiiroParili. etc . wb1 h e otter at prices as lowan ran ! puchasc'l tn ihe Northern andEasn-- roarketii Ourn Pbiktiso EsI.Bt:sE!iT ts itis ny fsr the largest sndmost c t u piste lu the southwest snd lnc'ndesnine utm prlntlDK cr. as.-.-, enabiL k ua todo ey variety ot inllng in a sile notsxeelted by any prit.ttna de la the Unlt'dsts'x Oar root mihosbt Is in all ri'ets

1' te. and e g i.rniee W duplicate tnstyle, quality and price the work of a-- yother bindery In tbe United "tain. Oarstock ol New. Fo jk and Fta' Pptrs. Cards'ock and Irlnllsic Inks In avery wxy com- -p e'e. and "or nrt.'na cinnot tall to wmake a peclsity Parsa Bags and Wvap-Pia-

PapiBS, and a--k the attention of mr--cnanis to our stock. set

The Chickasaw PressWUl Open i

COMPRESS COTTON

MONDAY, 25TH INSTANT.

AU Cotton tally covered by tnHa tlafaction gnnmntoed In OTOry

nrllrnlr. W. t. CliwTOID CO.a C. GIAIAk,

H.

o:

Formerly of C. C. Gra-- 1ham A Co .Wit.sburg.A

j. l raA Co.

GRAHAM & WELLFORD.

COTTON FACTORS

earner COMMISSION MERCHANTS,so fbont srrxarr.

MEMPHIS, (selOdow)

BALFH WOkkXUT.

Porter

W. H. D WEaSBX

8ALPH WQRMELEY &

Cotton FactorsAND

COMMISSION MERCHANTNo. 9 Unioe Street,

lygdow MEMPHIS, TBNN.A MAUBICB WEBB. J. F. SBT.LSB

S. M. WEBB & CO.,

COTTON FACTORS

COMMISSION MERCHANTSNo. 9 Stonewall Block,

Dnio Stsaet, bL Front and Main,aul8 daw MEMPHIS. TENN

PUBLIC BALE OF BIX

ijBio

PHIS SCBLBBAN LAND.

TENN

BY virtu of a Tiust Deed made to me byW. A. King and Mary A. Kins, hi wits'ior tne purpose or secunnr a certain lsdsia.ednees theseln mentioned, and recorded Intue Register' office of Shelby county, Tenju,

ii ii. in. -, it .... w u io .tie nitaeatbidder, for casn. as nubile sale, in tne auctionroom of Royster, A Co., on theuortneasieru corner or Mam and Jafferaonstrre's mine city of Memphis, on

wxia-roa-

CO.

Tresevant

Monday, tne 23d tiny ol October, lOTLbetween the hours nt 1 o'clock sm. and io'clock p.m., six acres of land, being tn aosthalf oi lot No. Twentj-slxo- t trie subdivisionof tbe lands of Wo. cooper, a recorded inthe Register's omee ot nheiuy ooanty. rront-in- g

XI reet on tbe south bead of central ave-nue bv a depth o. feeL attluiuin th.Soutbwortb (tormerl; King's) place, on Cen-tral STASIS, about I), miles Irom the city,and within a lew minute walk of Wis en'sstation, on the M. and C. Railroad. Tb sixacre wilt be sold together, and tbe equity ofredemption waived, ror information applyto Pees B. Edmondsoo. Attorney 15 Unionstreet.

September S3, BWL

GENERAL

witn

JOSKPHaNEF. king.

SALE OF VALUASLE SUBURBANCIIY LOTS,

BATUBDAT, NOVEMBEB 4, 1STL

AND

I WILL seii at pnblio auction, upon thepremises, tbe Hiestand Place, ast east ofMemphii aud across the railroad north touensrai oraoiaius. it contains nitaen acres,' undivided to suit purchasers: sn nrttmlocated, with forest shade tree on part, andmost desirable lor resident lota. On i.r tn.lota to be sold baa a cottage rtslaaaca andtuner iaprqamtsts. i senPeter H esiau . '., will

r

oy direetlon olSal CDon ths nr.nt.Pla s at my omee Terms onsliinrthcash, and calanc at 1. 2 and i years, at f oarcent Interest Aiso, onBAl l'SllAl .1IIHSSIK l Jgji

In fror t of my offlce. $i Maautnn ii'.i.JUiu.-Ub- C liuiuillt, I, I w 111 .Sll I Wr. t.nanu iuub, . , b. i. auu si, orieana -- T ,sonth of Poplar, owned bv ptar umi.uwc -- i w h. mm aoove.A. a. MOT AKLAN D, AdntT.

.as atari lna stroat.

JULIAS O. SHULT2. OBG.wiST AT BTTbacbbr or Vocal Music arSratlAnTT lo an oancing our intention teach, anu In offering to Ul paolic oaTreaty on Vocai Music from a sctenLla. artime and anibetlc posiuon, we ask ior yourf.'v."-- ittst. uonu ontrial, for which no charge la made, in low taapplicant feels confident of tncoeas. uum.lars at music i tor. wa

V17-ID-

THE MISSES LANEA BOARDING SCHOOL.Lmfls. In Nfi-i-xr w . .1?

CITY, on WEDNnSDAY, September i 18jtFor TStmmM .nil .Immi. .o 1.

AUCTION

By A- Fall ox-- ctoOo.AUCTIONEERS

AMD COMMUSIQN MERCHANTS,

H4 FBOBT trim, ABOVE ADAMS,

of oaeh week, commencing at M o'clock a m.,w will sail, at auction, without reaerv orlimit, a large slock of consign 3d goods, con.slating ofBoots and , Hats, nothing. Dry

OssaVi, Cwtlerjr, Class ware,Hoalory, Etc.

aar Country merchants, .nd th trade gen-erally, will find It to their Interest to attendonr sale. aoB

Business Property!I will soli at public sal te the highest bidder

On Morday, Oc oatr 9 b,

At 8 o'clock on th p-- rcable four story Brick House,

ilse. val- -

NO. 344 SECOND STREET,sltnsted on th east tide of Second, a fevdoor south of Union and nearly opposite thPostofflce.

TIBM9 OF SALS :

Half cash ; half In 11 men hs, with 4 par cut.interest.

TITLE PERFECT.

E. W OREENLaW.

BOTnTEB. TBEXETAJTT A CO--. Anefr

RECEIVER SALE.JEWELRY AT AUCTION

By E. Fraaklaa. 195 aad 197 Ma i.THIS WEDNESDAY ATCOMMENOINO stock of Uotd Jewelry;

sets, b acelets, tocktH. All goto warrantedas represented. Country merchaL ut -- nd tnetrade are sol lc ted to attend la's tale. Con-tinued nightly, Fridays sad Buntiata exeepted. anUl oiocod out. liooda sold at pri-vate sal through th dayseplO A E FRA"

A. E. FRANKkANDAUCTIUN

AND

Commission Merchant,AND

UNDERWRITER.' AoENT,t95 ANU 197 MAIN ST.

TRADE SALESDRY G000S, CL0THIN6. BOOTS, SHOES,

HATS, NOTIONS. HOSIERY, CUT-

LERY AND FANuY 60Q0S,

Moadeys Wedaetdays aad FruJayi.

GROCERIES FURNITURETUkSOAVS AND THURSDAYS.

r" Outdoor tale attended, to with prompt- -ness and dispatch.

w Always in store a large Ssoah of Morehnadlac at private sale.

ar City and country UerehanU will beis--oflt themselves by examining st ck, and

sales- - A. E FB N ELA D. Aact'r.X. C3--. tablCi.Wa7T.Ik OB Oo,g

AUCTION Et-P-C0NNISSI0N MERCHANTS AND

FACTURERS' AbENTS,Bll 4t

VrE will commence our rgu!ar fall tradoVv sales, at Aoctlon, on T Sep'' . and enntlnue them rim, iduring tbe Sanson, our ru -.-ar-us coruttaor, emeraeisg every line or Fo-ei- g t andDomestic DRY GOO", Ol (THING H TSBOOTS, SHOES, .OTIO- w. FANvY ANDVARIETY GO 'De), Etc., wilt keep as con-stantly supplied witn every otMerchandise sultsbl fnr cur mar". et, thusoffering to etty and country i. a rareopportunity torople Ish s rck at prl tes tarrIow rsgwlar rate. Onr rent tar sale days,will be TussnATS ajtd llrtn its.AjUtUU'R-- O nct'rnr.A VACCABO, . A A

VACGARU CO.fcBartar aa QoaJara hj

WINES, MQtlORSCIGARS, ETC.,

324 Front StreetMEMPHIS, : i TFNfVKSHEE

JB WJALSO

VACCABO.moixit.1.1.

VACCABO

A. &

Nt.

1TJEE- -Be B. f.. Vo. am

noorlv ssw.l.sth.body Motel.Office

aireel

PROPRIETOR OF THE MEMPHISDENTAL DEPOT.

Special attention slven to saving Teeth,howevor much taey bvd .wtssd or cbel.Nearly twenty yotrs' experience 1 tbe prac-tice nf DeniUtry, thai man . thoa-snnda- of

tortb ar. lanoranfiy and reck'. yextracted, annually, tbat might be preservedand rendered serviceable aaringilte by aneducated and skiU'El Uenttsi The palDfnextraction of tosth will pe forn. o onlywhen actual nec.ssity retjnlres 1 . All dis-ease of the Teeth, Gam sud Mo.lli salt: ul-t- y

treated, and coimL Aavlce fre.'ylven ato the only certain rretbod ot preserving thenatural teeth from decay.

Note. My new aad lmr nrsd metb-- d otmounting teetb on flne gold, enables me toInsert tosth whleb sr. mate dara-b.'- e.

more oreaoiy. can be worn moreare more beAatttnl. and t every

tar eaperlor So my Cher new knownor in use. Ana th prvces ol mnsirgthesteeth do not rtqntre half tbe tlm Andlabor of the ok? gold ulate-wor- x, the easttherefore wiU be oae-ba- if las, and ire apidpurer IselTl omiTi'fv 'sEstos, Fizer & Pinion,

No. 276 Front StreetForweriy occapied by Brookl, Neely 4 c.

FOB SALE-S- WQrrnbdls Iron Ties, sll pattern,

MM pea Bagging. 1H02K lbs.1000 bbla Ft our,

bbla Salt,50,000 lbs bacon,

MtssBnsu,a bbta Molasses,

sO hhds Sugar.100 bag Ooflee,

Cl bbla Whiakty,eoo bzs To bacao

ABB ACoapiete As8erteMt of Cb Soeds

As usually kept lnonrll-ae- .aar Lew figures to WHOLESALE DFAL

EBS.0 anMrwo. a Toor. cbas. j. raunur a r. a

TOOf , PHILLIPS & CO.WHOLESALE

Grocers, Cott on FactorsCOMMISSION MERCHANTS,

AND

Ageets for Hazard Powder CtMMpanf

I

c

k

268 FRONT ST., NEAR COURT,

MEMPHIS, TSNIfBSSEEQUE STOCK OF

BEAX BAOfilBB, COFFEES,

TIES, Ml.irv,

STBBrW,

SPICEB.

BAOOIBO, MOABB.BTJTTOB

BACON.

ACCOM,

CANDLBS,CAN 1 ED FBtTxTB,WHISsslES,aEDiita,

CVAVE OT.WTEBn.BBANDT FBI IT,WINES,

TEAS, BBABBIKAND

Staple and Fancy GroceriesGeneraliv B lanr. and lselsil writs. - ..tahjllhiis to to wants of the Irt'ihtno fi lT1 . I rm will Ha wall ... . ..

sel O0)F. rHIttlrg ,--. cqCHANGE 0FSCHdtiLE.

MJHtrsslppI aa. T,MMi BtlwttOrnet 6tmuL ,

Memphis, MAylASr'OHand aitJ3TJlIDAY, MAY tB, 1&71, nntlnotice, trains on this rood wmrun a. follows:

Arnvn,New Orieana dairy 10 p.m. IIbjTdTFi dally (axeept Snn-da-

4tipi

A

us

JAS. yonobTsod Steia.m.Pt.INFORMATION 18 WANTED

Of th naidono of CATHABINE CtOCQH" wn insoTKi nrom tne city ot Altar, vNw Yorx, to MmphU aboat t-- :

since. It will bo to her lntorest. ,.r in.wna--s wnB utu UWLZB u mUQ XM tl'

the

ANU- -

'Ds.Y171

teaches

an

bahaw

eight