Memphis Daily Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee • Page 4

HE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-TUESDAY, JANUAET 5. 1875. APPFAL RATES. UAJI.T: month. bjill One ccpyl ono ss-oulB, In olty, a so i Tenorre, BATES OF AD VKUTIBING, IN DAILY APPEAL; tntt Insertion, pervja-e .91 00 -jq-ent iiurUoa.

wjuara 00 ibt Uso solid nonpareil make one square, and twelve tines make one lnca. kmim nm 20 nta rwr line first In ncrtton, IS nl per lino per week, and UK -cuts per Un per month. W.nU, 10 cent, per lino first lnser-jn. and 5 cents per lino each subsequent niertlon. 'tenth and Marriage noUcos.

Funeral notices and Obituaries, aro chirged at regular raw. We -will not accept any advertisements to fol low matter. yirst or Fourth page advertisements, station ary, double raw, 'tvrimm conies sent froe of charce, Jur mall-books uzv kept by postofflces, and 2 ordcrtne rper chanced from one postofflce toother, the namla of both postofuces ahould be liven. w. i nr4 upon object or Kmeral Interest, but such mart always bo accompanied by a responsible W.w!i not return rejected communlcatjonR.

All letters, communications, or anything else Xor the Armt, -hould not 1 audr to any Individual connected with the office, but simply the 4i'PRI Memphln. 1pm AJft13SEIgEIvTTS. "jJ EStMIK! TIIKATXR. B. Jcffir.n.

-Manager For one wfc only, commencing Monday, January 1th, and Hiituroay jaaunce. ME. JOSEPH JEFFhUSOS AS KIP TAX WISKir, B-pportedbrthc ymic Theater company Fcileof Prices Reserved soats.tl. Family circle. EOc Gallery.

25c Kale of seats will cOMiraencc Friday, Janupry atth box- mo-or rre inra-er. AHB OTJNCEM ENT. For inrllitita Fotirlli W-rU. EVRY LrHRMASS Is a csnaiaaie lor JH iVjonc'lman ol the Fourth Ward Elee t. .3 January Ib.j mr oaurllrana WIntU Wnril.

EDITOIW APPEAIj KraUfylne the lamlly veaknem or i3rlmognltl-e thirst lor ot-n-c, Wrani-lnB Ir terms, are not among ti tnmoa p.stlraes or American items or Intrinsic worth being the ex e. ncouraced by these lact. 1 res-peclf-1 announce jnystlf (for a tingle term) tu5 popIeol the Ninth Warn, and their untied support, ror Councilman at January election. UlUTHOa U. CLARKE.

For Ciuneltninn I'onrlb Mnrtl ITf aro authorized to snnounce E. KEfTt Ti asacandwate lor ro-eiecuuu cl man from ihw Foonn warn FOR LBASE 1.EX AJTDErt. PARK-W. D. McCaUum Hel EstMt change, in jisniwn ki- TO EXCHANGE.

PROPEUTV-MrsKlasi Improved residence hi thensand dollars: one- la Ii.oney.on Unse; balance In other rrr MAX. Appeal "face. STRAY FD OiB STOLEN. 1 1 Itsfc. l)e -ember 2Stli, Irom near bueioy IJrpot "lrnnes-ee.

a sorrel norse aoout ima I while spot id tore- riead and" slilp down the nose; both hind tac: trblle. saddle roarkH and treth harness ui.en 12 years old: shod all und. i Anr clti lw llhjrnllv rewarrlrd by u.fini. him ut Van Itmtlln's stable. In 'r in phis, orat John Hsllum's near t-helby pou nT.An? rvnw -Hiui nh'lu soot on her tail, li and a hole In each horn.

A liberal reward will tut nol i for dcliv.rv or the cow to 11. f. "Vlrefson. rrnir and Davie t-twts. STRAYED.

lOW AND CALK December 2bth. from premise. SGI ance street, white cow with brown specks, medium slie, about six years old. heifer caH six months old. Liberal reward ror their return to plpEB.

OA REWARD A black cow, white belly. largx horns, old. rewaru ior cer ll.rv atiK! Ikaic street. Memphis. UMl One calico-colored Mare, about ltl ycarsold.

A liberal reward wilt i ram lor her return to Joo McCuller'n stable. 12 Adsmsstroeu Uecai -skaRR One dark bar mare, la-banas JYi high, about 7 years old. Will pay ten tlo larsjorlierreturu to dec TO 401 L'TjnERDALKST. tlrel or enormous Gas bills Zi -e Hllz'eId ua-," a econu ireeu -1 OUNU A good sccond hant bed lounge I at room 1 Gl-JfTS Pers-ins desiring to engage In ihe sale or -cker uamaton a "tstrx Holcer" a simple and mort nselul coo trivnnrn for hltclilUE hortes. mules, Wll Irh ha'Hlsome uu qircs prouut are nn imi.ll In vfstmentR.

would do well to is on th neenUMr. Fort, at the White- more hcuso within the next two or three d.ys SITUATION By a young man ramlllar with th gnwery nd diy eoiKls business, hal-ary net so much un object as employment. itAfcrpnccH clven. Address at the Appeal offlcu. JanS An expTlenced gardener.

A'i'ytJ M. Williamson, Jr, corner of ner Jan Ij nM- no Uf Won Miff s1 11 a ION A man or enerny and business is a sttuatlun tut jnaccr oi a large nf.ntntlnn a rare chance Is odered tothose wishing tn necnre the services or a gooa man' AddiecM PLANTER. care W. A. Wheatley, RentU anil Heal EsU sgt tOTTAGK -A comtortab.t cottage with rnur or flvo rooms, wl bin twenty minutes walk or Court square.

Prlcitobe very mod crate. ddiess KPNTES, Appeal ofllce. UR3E A white girl to nurso at 1SI VANCB STREET. HELP 'rder for help, honfeseepers. cooks, nurses, cbambermalos: alo, labor, male and itmale.slDglH or In tamllles lor city or countiy, iurnisuea oy i ur.

jivahi lBul No IS tefferson street. -r tMjhUB-ionuj lorcasu acomiortaoie XV resleme a small family, price not to exreed 115 X). Address, giving location descrlp' tlon and price. -rorcnaser. 'Apptal office.

lO GIRL A cook and a house Bin coioreai. Appiyat i unu si. i lm d. under good fence. Mustbtt near the on railroad river.

Rom will be paid Sn f. vauce. P. M. PATTSR-'ON 4 decjl at M.4:C It.

K. Depot. SITUATION As gardeutr, by a single man, whotbnrouehly understaBda the cosiness lna 1 Its branches: can give the best or references. Aodress O. G.

UARDNKR, Appeal. MEMPHIS WAlEK UODS The under-zJgned dolie to pnrcbae Twenty boa-sand ti liars of Memphis Water IJonds, and will be pleal lo receive communications tram wuicn mey win M'H. Appeal omce. SITuATJiwv ah nouseiceeper, companion or gornrs, by a widow, a good home bc- lcc the eslft! remuDeralton required. Ad J411M.

1 57 Market street. -ijtijma! Mwnde or Oer.i sn woman, to do genoral lK.riK! wort Ski HHELBY ST. street, near cm roe. Reference required, -TXTANTKtl-VOUR ATTENTION TO THE MEMPHIS AWNING MANUFACTORY, 81 Washington st. Awnings of all styles made to orcer.

Cabinet work and Furniture made and repaired, re-upholstered, varnished, anu pscKvu iw auifmieuu viTpeui taxen up. cleaned an rejald. AU work called for and de- RITTENRKRO FOR SALE, VINfcUA 1-AflORY For or triple, on grxl terms, a vinegar l.ctory with good trade established. Addicts ofllce. iCAL-Pittsburg, St.

Bernard and Cannel Km couanauastoKe declK P. O. I1IQLEY. 2S0 Main st. "OXTLL CALF A pare Kentucky breed X) Alderney Bull Calf.

None better. In-cnlre at Factor's warehouse, bcuth Main st. decl7 A. S. WHITFORD.

URNITLRE A large lot of (umlture, 1 nearly new.at privio sale. Call at BOUSE, Main stiwt, cor. Beale. LL A large flouring mill, JJ situated at orand Junction. Addios.

declO A. J. ADAMS, La Grange, Tenn. Bit K-Orders It ft with W. H.

Orlder Co sis Front rst, or at yaid on Overton tract, on the biuff, South Mempr. Is. wUl receive prompt auenllon. o. I P.

PIPER. BUILDING LOra -Great barraln for cash or In trade six bulding on Union avenue, near the city. Apply tn dtctl J. J. Madison st.

Fi ((( BBLH. No.l PITTSBURG COAL, Utf UUU us low as the lowest. Also, Pey-tonaannel and St. Bernsrd coals, cheap as any other man." Also, A'OOD "In every style." Also, a -e Rockaway and a Buggv-wagor- viso, several fine mules, large and In fine order. li B.

PAC "ERA 1 Second st. THREE 1-OAT 1AJADS NO. 1 PITTSBURG Coal, at noltsale. H. B.

PACKER 00 t0c3 1W stcond street. 0 LI" TYFU liETAL k-ttv-r. vnttia An a ro. 1 letler-piesn, two orawe. 1 10xl3K.

Iron framed, with two orawe- wlU be sold cheap. Applyat THIS OFFICE. r. NGINE AND auiuzM Jnaulre JZ, of BEASLEY. BART JN A No.

210 Front street. lyia pAKM Chitap for cash, one of the best farms In Shelby county, IK) acres. Apply fa T.Wf. BROWN Madison st. TJijCJUIE Four QUO Jt on Brack or ave second-hand and one a do 5 OO lO 00 aft II" iat residence on Jesaa I ton, for an alternative mandamus to the Union and Planter, bank House and grounds in perfect I pidav -V: viu.v.t.(- SAI.fi OR Rt-SiUENCB Defclrable reioenc.

sitnated near yewale Coll-g ni couvenlent to depot. I-saranup, Tenn. inn. prorK-rij nltndld condition. Will m- 1 cheap, or exchange for lands tn thl county, or Monroe couniy, Arkansas.

Addri- SOP. RSW'i. BOI'SK A dekiraUle bou lor rent. No. 1 Wellington street.

Apply on the prcui- lies or at oince or Jans So. 434 Madison street. OTTAGE Corner Tnird and Alabama sU, Fort Pickering J. P. Mellaril.

9 Madison. imn'rwi v-ty- Uis I'nntatoe street KirA Houses on Kill and uru K-vpmi kuburnan rest dunces with gardens. Norrls place. Hrna udo rosd. excellent boue.

acre. land. n-ti ground, well lenced, north of Memphis, 2 miles. acres on iiver a irrct stor alM, offices It Front. MuchothcrproffrtyHEATLEYMn AD1SO-J KTREbT BOARDING HOrSE-1 That elecam house So.

Madlon street i.fnrrS.iorTease. Apply to No. 1. Madison street, up stairs. decSl HODBB-In cood order.

Apply to mt. HH AW, cor, ar cond and Heale sts. ROOMrt two hpaclous rooms centrally located and admirably adoi ted for Uiense oi Rociettes. iuin" tiemelylow rales, TBEZEVANT A Mo. IS MadiKon st.

dec30 DOalKESS HO0.SE-Good business houte, Jl no. Its Jiain Ktm.ui'inmu and Poplar. Apply at S9 JerJeixn street ei- fX tended, with garden, for tz per month Apply to J. P. MEUX, 15 Union street.

IANI On Union Avenue, mile- irom Court Square, eleven acres ul land, well improved, with nice resiaence ana nu neces Annlv to 3d. Kr-riKl dec3 Tarpaulin bhed.on the levee. lOTTAGE Jieven rooms, 311 Georgia street I i Kiuan west licroanuo street curr, uucujj, EUGENE B. LYNN.2I3 Main streeU I oU-E-Contalningsix rooms and kitchen; II everytnlug convenieui, kuuu ku' rent cheap Apply at 2 12 Tennessee street. NGINE 20-horse power engtno and boiler, Apply at 11 NORTH SECOND iEdlUENCE- Two-story frame, very court, venleut and desirable location, street cars oasslnelnfronttlowtoaprompttenant.

Ap ply to 11. G. HOLLENBEKU.ZH su uonfiuimelv furnlshfHl rooms. Ap- ply at Room 3, third floor, 191 Main street. IJrADiaON HTKEKT OFFICES Two new cround-fioorrrontofflres at No.

66 Madison street, suitable lor physicians, lawyers, tailors or for a fruit store. fv2 No, Annlv nt ADlPON 8T. DOOMS AND BOAKD-Pleasant furnUhed IX with or wunonipoaru, jxunuro pi- BOARD A nice front furnished room for gentleman and wife, and a row day board ers can no accommouaicu JKilNfc.H HOU86-' orner i Second streets. Cheapest and best board. oonfortable rornlshed rooms ior iRiniura uu gentlemen, wiiu or witaom uumu.

rooms, with board, nt rea- sonaDio rates, at iw umuu, OOMH AND BOARD-Deslrable irontroom, with board, at IM1M AND BOARD One unlurnlsnea IX, room In private family. R' OOilS AND HOARD- at if3 jiuniwc ojl. mmuK-iiKK HOtlHK. cor. Main andBeale, tV Fifty newly furnished rooms, single or In suits, for gentlemen only; tfi and 512 per month.60 and 7b cents per uay.

rt-li nor week. In tbnhnlldlng. sel9 REMOVAL R. B. MILLAR, Justice or the Peace, to No, Iff.

Main street, opp. aew Limruwunc PERSONAL. 1 'it a. n. KWKLU ofllce 210 Miu street has removed hi- ri-sidence to corner of Or leans street and Marsna I avenns.

TAKEN DP. OW One nd cow; good condition, I fan horn her hi nnvinir chsrees. Owner E. E. ANGUS, deoSl Leth Place Old Itnle uh road FOR SALE OR RENT.

PLANTATION The plantat.on known as tue "Dogwood Place," slualed about IS lullesfrom trla Point, in Coahoma county Mlctlirclnnl. mnlalnln" UOOitCreS. abOUt ttjO Kftfl flnum! ami In 1-nltlVKliOll. ITOOd Cabins, etc. If not sold wM be rented to a good tenant for 187,.

very low. Roal Estate Acent, 31 t-outn-Conrt. r-k 117 Pnnrt street: Dr. II. ti Ulgbee'slnte res'denco.

Apply Jto LUKE KINLjA t.14.1 Mam rpei, utvfruioctt PIANOS. lIANOb AND ORGANS Tuned, repaired and exchanged; wore uone uy expen-ncec. first-class workmen, and warranted. orders for city or country at J.O. HOLLKN lark's MarhlaBlock, NOTICE.

All Advertising Bills after this date, for amounts less than Five Dollars, must le paid for before insertion. This rule be strictly adJiered to. LOCAL PABAUUAPHS. Jack Walsh is a candidate for conn cllman in the first ward, and, he thinks. with every prospect or election.

The Mexican volunteers will hold a meeting in Memphis on Friday. Due notice of the time and place of meetiDg will be publlsneJ. The various courts were In session yesterday pursuant to adjournment. No business or any general public impor tance was transacted Cora Sinclair assures us she took laudanum by mistake, and had no in tention of committing suicide. Herat tending physician was Dr.

White, and to ntm sue is indebted for ner life. Hon. John A. Rousch was escorted to the train on Sunday cn route to at tend to his legislative dutits by the Qer man Benevolent society, headed by the Lafayette band. A well deserved com pliment The quartette of negroea arrested in Nonconnab bottom on Saturday last, charged with being accessory to the murder of John Smith, farmer, several iiayn since, were brought before Justice Caldwell yesterday.

The examination was continued and ths prisoners remanded for trial to the criminal court. A meeting of Republicans of the tenth ward was held last evening. Ja. Diggs outdated as chairman, and Eu gene Clouston as secretary. The follow ing ticket was put in nomination: For alderman, Patrick Colligan; council- men, J.

H. Smith and Jacob Moon, col ored: school-visitor, Judge J. O. Pierce. The following gentlemen have been elected officers of the Mendelssohn Quartette club for the present year: President, James Kirkland; vice-president, W.

J. Murray; secretary and treasurer, H. C. Wilton; librarian Dr. S.

J. Quin-by; musical committee: E. Levy, L. Czanski, P. M'Intyre, C.

C. Churchill, E. a. Francis. The Memphis Musical union met on Sunday and elected the following officers for the next six months: Charles P.

inkier, president; Jacob Miller, vice-ident; J. G. Handwerker, musical irector; Herman Arnold, treasurer; J. H. Hobday, secretary.

The executive committee consists of Messrs. X. Peter sen, J. Hood and Jl. Arnold.

We have been requested to an nounce that the festival or Epiprauy will be celebratetl by the children of the Sunday-school in Calvary church on Wednesday evening next, at half-past seven o'clock. The new organ will be used, for the first time, upon this occasion, and the choir will sing tho choicest selections appropriate. Recitations and songs by the children. The public are invittd. A counle of negroes, named Brigam and Crutcher, were arrested yesterday charged with stealing a horse belougiug to Dr.

M'Neal, who lives in Mississippi, about ten miles below the city. As the animal was found in their possession. they agreed to go to Mississippi without a formal reauisition. and they were banded over to the officers of that State, who departed with their prisoners by the four o'clock afternoon train. Yesterday morning half a dozen colored men, employed at the gasworks, and named respectively John Pettis.

Dve Parker, John Colemau, HillyHrd which nearlv terminated Tn a rfot! it. Tf AvinnmiMn 11 intended to reduce their wages in the future. This caused a "strike." and as John Hicks, a white man, persisted in working for the proposed wages, they set upon him in a body and maltreated him badly. WarranU were issued for the arrest of the darkies by Justice Miller, before whom they ill havo an examination this morning. An application was made yesterday III1II LUaL 1U WiUCi in the flret circuit court, before Judge .7 Tut- u.r,ir,.

from paying over certain moneys ue- at present In the Mr. FarriDgton seeks to recover the amount of a judg ment, with Interest, obtained In tne second chancery caurt, in November, 1874. for twenty-seven tliousinu six nunureu Rnd eeventy-slx dollars and flfty-two centa. The application wes granted, and the mandamus sought for ordered to bo i sued by the clerk. Tins was uone, and the document was served on the bank authorities yesterday afternoon.

We lmve it from good authority that KheiilT Anderson has tilled the po sitions of deputy-feheritls to noiii tue elections in the diUerent warus, me ioi-lowing beinR the names of those deputized In their respective wards: First ward. J. J. Murphy: second, W. D.

Cannon: third, V. W. Coleman; fourth, Burke; sixth, H. B. Childa; eighth.

M'Mahon; ninth, W. B. Richardet; teatb, Gcore B. Elliott. We were not able to ascertain theuamesof the deputies for the fifth and eventh wards.

LETTERS FttOJl THE PEOPLE. A May Itw noted. Editors Appkal Since the election our reprefcentatives have been so harassed as to the "coming man" for United States senator that I fear they have had little time to thluk of other and, to the masses, much more important matters. I refer more particularly to some measure for the relief of the people, the great majority of wnom are in debt and unablo to meet their obligations. Especially is this the case with the farmer.

For the past two yeara in Tennesee has farming proved anything but profitable, and to-day the majority of our farmers are In a worse condition than they have been since the war. As to what produced this state of Allaire, aside from short croDS. it is not necessary to inquire the object now is to find some means of reliet for the unfortunate debtor. Sotone man in illty engaged in farming tcTi dav is able to pay hia debts and have suulcient to carry nun inrougn anoiner year. If his property is sold under execution, it will not bring one-fourth of its value, and he is left, perhaps, without a home, and still in debt.

The people of Middle and West Tennessee.so far as can be ascertained, are strongly in favor of a "stay law" for the next two vears. and I must say I have heard no other measure proposed that is calcu lated to give more substantial relief to our people than a law prohibiting the sale of property under extcution for tho next two vears. There is no doubt but that property of all kinds has reached its loweit noint of value, so there can be no possible chance of loss to the creditor, and within two years, by tho rigid economy most of the people will be forced to practice, the debtor will be enabled to meet obligations, and thus sive their property from ruinous sacrifice. If you can lend such a measure tho aid of the Appeal, you will confer a favor on a large majority lof the people of Tennessee. 1 1 0re ludmtry nud iconotoy, Editors Appeal All great dissover iea and Inventions seem very slmpl after they are once made, and every one wonders why he himself did not think of what was so obvious.

Hie best works of genius seem to be only well-expressed thoughts wnicu nave always nau cloudv existence in everybody's brain Since the war, there has been a great deal of brain work, rhetoric, and oratory expended upon the questions: "How shall the nrosperity of the south be pro moted?" "Howshallits desolation be obliterated "How shall its vast re siurces be developed and utilized?" Conventions have been held; speeches without number have been made. There has been much dining and wining much enthusiasm nenerated therefrom and. sorry to say, very little to show In the way of results, alter the eflervesenca and me ueaaacne nave ceaseu. rno comintr immigrants went northwest ardly. The expected capital sunk it self in North Pacific stocks and other bubbles.

Now there are murmurings, disappointment, and discouragement Men gifted with explosive rhetoric, and nrettv certain as to the direction in which they themselves are traveling, are often heard to say: "This country has gone to the devil." Is this really true? Is it worth while to give up and see only a dark and hopless future? Sad, indeed, if it is so, ii a territory with an area of four- ninths of that of all the States, equal to any portion in its fertility and productiveness, vastly superior in its climatic advantages, and containing a population of more than twelve millions. But let us see whether it is correct to conclude that all hope has departed. The pouu lation has subsisted, during this dark period, without much actual want and suffering. Its laborers have actually been better led, better ciotned, more comfortably housed, and have had more of the comforts and enjoyments of life than the laborers of France and Eng. land.

This is something; indeed, it is wondermt, wnen we consider tne condl tion immediately after the war. Some thing more is to be remembered. Th production ot cotton ror the last six years has equalled the aggregate of the six years preceding the war. borne old plantations have gone to ruin, i-iit many new ones nave ueen openeu, anu some worn-out ones are in a hopeful process of restoration. iNew iron-mines nave been opened, and new furnaces and forges built.

Tho manufacture of cotton has been greatly increa-ed, and shown to be much more profitable than in the northern mills. Some minor industries have been developed. North Carolina sends peanuts to market by thousands of bushels annually. Florida is making oranges almost as encap as apples couth-em dried-fruit is beginning to be in great demand, on account of its superior ex cellence. The markets of northern cities are supplied with ast quantities of early vegetables of douthern growth, the eager demand is rapidly increasing tho supply.

Jiere are some evidences or roal nrosneritv. Here is enough to set a real rainbow of hope in the dark clouds of our horizon. Anu now, want to ass the convention-makers, the frothy ora tors, the bombastic rhetoricians, the diners and wineis and giumblers, wheth er they did all thefogood things by their mighty ellorts JXo! Then who, in the name of all that is pompous, Demosthe- nian and Bacchanalian, have done them will tell you. Just those who always do everything which creates wealth ana prosperity, lays the foundation of mighty States, and gives to life all its sustenance, comfort and delight the workers! No patriotic efforts of statesmen, politicians, editors or philosophers have thrown any light upon these worrying questions concerning the southern future. But here are facts, which are always demonstra tions.

Qe: eralize them, and you deduce once i solution of the southern problem. riiU3 it will read: Industry and economy only will rehabilitate the desolated south. Given these, and the desolation of war, bad government and corruption will be powerless to retard the rapid return of prosperity and wealth to this lavoreu region. BUCKETS. 1000 pairs assorted white and colored blankets.

Fine California and Holland blankets at a creat sacrifice. Look at them. MENKEN BB03. GoToLeddin's Business College. Tho cheapest and best Steam Dyeing and Cmaxiho House In the city Is at 216 Second street.

HANSON A WALKER. PEABODT HOTEL. REDUCTION OF RATES. From this day transient board will be three dollars per day. Day board, thirty dollars per month.

MORRIS, Proprietors. Attend Bobert.oii'K Business College, Go and see Converse's new Billiard Parlor, 37 South Court street. TO THE TOTEKS OP WARD. TELE THIRD I am a candidate for alderman form ELAINE, Tlio family saregnr.rU oil. Fornaleby II.

CO. If you want a hydrant, street-washer, or plumbing or any kind, you can get It at Browne's, 18 Jefferson street, where you are sure to be snltoil in style and price. THE MEMPHIS aTEAM DYEING Estatebllehment, 61 Madison street, is open tor the fall season. Best work, at prices to suit the times. li.

A. HOLLENBERO. Proprietor. Flowers, bulbous roots, plants, bouquets and decorations. Craig's, 379 Main.

longing to the city, 1 hands of the bnk COUNTY COURT. January Term Baslness Transacted Tcsterday Kalarlea-Tbe Helms Bnll-roml HomerTlIIe, School Superintendent. The January term of the county court of Shelby county commenced yesterday in the Overton chairman. Thomas Holman, presiding. The following justices of the peace were present, and answered to their names when the roll was called Messrs.

Witnering-ton, Murray, York, Reynolds, Douglass. Glle', Hsmmi ncree, Spelman, Winter, Moucreif, Sneed, Coleman, Pulllam. Caldwell, Bartlett, Brewer, Herring, Harrell, Allen, Irby, Walker, Jones, Buntyn, Hoegel, Brown, Elliott, Miller Thompson, Brooks, H. C. Massey, Stone.

THE CHAIRMAN OF TUE BOARD. 'Squire Walker moved that the salary of the chairman of the board, for 1875 be fixed at twenty-live hundred dollars. Carried. Squire Brooks moved that Mr.Thomas Holmau, be unanimously elected chairman ior the present year. Carritd by acclamation.

'Squire Holman thanked the members or the board for the renewed expression of their confidence in him as a county officer. COUNTY ATTORNEY. On motion the salary of the county attorney was fixed at two thousand dollars per annum.and the board proceeded to the nomination of candidates for that ofllce. The following legal gentlemen were placed in nomination: W. W.

M'Dowell, E. M. Hearn, R. B. Miller, H.

Clay King and George Gillham. On the second ballot, Colonel W. W. M'Dowell, having received a majority of all the votes cast, was declared duly elected county attorney for 1875. MEMBERS OF THE QUORUM.

Messrs. H. T. Jones and Ira Douglass were then elected members of the quorum court. PHYSICIAN TO THE P00RH0USE.

The salary of the county poorhouse physician was fixed at twelve hundred dollars per annum, and Dr. Duncan was duly elected on the first ballot. SELMA MARION AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD. ThefollowiDg order relative to the Selma railroad was adopted, and the blanks ordered to be filled by the county attorney and chairman ef tne board: Whereas, The Seima, Marion and Memphis railroad company have misappropriated the funds subscribed for the building of said road by Shelby county, under the terms of the contract of subscription made with said company, un der tne order or mis court at ita term, IS, and ratified by a vote of the peopleon the twenty-inn oi jnarcn.ieio; and whereas, said company made a false report of their expenditure of said funds on said road in this county, and have failed to expend the proceeds of certificates heretofore issued by the county in accordance with the terms of said contract, and are largely in arrears therefor, and have violated the conditions of contract in divers others respects, and have long since abandoned all work on said road in this county; therefore, Jtesolved by the county court of Shelby county, That the balance of said subscription, vi: the sum of three hundred thousand dollars, be and the same is hereby declared to be void and of no efftct, as provided in section 2 of said contract. SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

The board then proceeded to the election of a superintendent of public schools. The following gentlemen were put in nomination: John W. B. Weiseger and D. Pearson.

The vote on the first ballot stood: Somervelle. fourteen: Pearson, ten Weiaetrer. one. Mr. Somervelle was delared duly elected.

The board adjourned till ten o'clock this morning. $400,000. Four Hundred Tlionaanil Hollars Werlh or DBT GOODS At a Sacrifice, -nt- B. I0WE5STEIN BROS. Preparatory to onr Antinnl Stoclt-Tahfng', On tbe First or February next, TVe are Don ofletius Tbe Most Extraordinary BAEGAIES! BARGAIN! BARGAINS In STAPLE AND FANCY DBT GOODS, Silks, Alpacas, Dress Goods, Snsivls, Scarfs, Cloaks, House Fnrnisblae Goods, and Notions Ever placed brforo a JXemplits pnbllc How la yonr lime ta pnrcbose goods cbeap, Bemember tbat yon will bo offered TREMENDOUS In every deparlmeni, Up lo tbo first of February.

Before pnrcbaslDg- any Dry Goods, be sure and look tbrongb onr Immense, Stock By so doing; yon will save money. B. LOW EN STEIN 343, 244 and 248 Main Street, Corner of JrfTersou street. T0TERS OF THE 8EYENTH WARD Are requested to meet this (Tuesday) at seven o'clock, at the corner or Orleans and Beale, to nominate can didates for alderman, councilmen and school visitor at the ensuing election. The cheapest collar you can wear is the hiimwood, because it win Keep clean longer than any other.

Try it. B. D. Balney for Conncllnmn. Editors Appeal We wish to an nounce to the citizens of the fourth ward that Captain D.

Rainey havinc con sented to serve if elected to the office of councilman, they will find in him an able and willing defender of the city's interest and a protector of tbe tax-payer ana poor man against me encroach ments ot tbe cormorants and ring-masters who would seek to prostitute tho people's money to base uses. Neuril. The instantaneous cure for nturalgia. Geo. w.

Jones 4 keep it. ELUNE, The family safegnnrd oil. For aal by 11. WEITEB JU. ACTUAL Y8.

SHORT WEIGHT. Aside from the impure substances from which are made the majority of bakinir nowders. a large proportion are short of the weight represented upon the nackaee. We not only claim that JJoo- iey's Yeast Powder Is free from any in- urious substances, anu mat eacn age contains lull weignt, out mat, tne quantity required to produce the desired result in the kitchen is from twenty-five to filty per cent less than those or ordi nary manutacture. juanuiactureu oy Dooley urother, btf rew street, rew York, and for sale at retail by all re spectable grocers.

COURTHOUSE CIGAR hTORE, XC5 Main Street. Home-made cigars I do not sell im ported cigars at five cents each, bnt do sell as good cigars (my own manufac wholesale or retail, as can be bought tor the money, in oroutof Mem phis. Genuine Imported Cigars on hand and for sale, but not at prices less than the import duties. UtU. Ij.

UliAYSKR, Manufacturer of Fine Cigars. Converse's new Billiard Parlor, op posite Court Square, No. 37 South Court street. LIVINGSTON ii COMPANY, BOSlESriC AND FOREIGN BAAKEBS, 10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK. I Conservatively organized for dolmr the business of out-of-town banks, bankers, corporations, merchants and Individuals.

Interest allowed on dally balances. Collections made and promptly remiKad. Oorrttpondenc tolMted. Exchange on principal cities of Europe. LIVINGSTON, NEWBERN fc Lonaon, ABKAN8A9.

About the Bogus Radical Legislature that was Expected to Assemble at Little Rock Yesterday. riie Ciajton-M'Clnreltej Busy as BeaversPrice, of tho Republican, and his Bogns Dispatch. Little Rock Gazette. Under the constitution of 1S68, were it in force, the legislature would convene morrow, being the first Monday in January. In November the Republicans voted for membets of the legislature under the constitution.

No returns u-prn made of that election, so called. Under the constitution, the secretary of itate is requiretl to furnish a list oi the members elected to each house. It has been rumored for some time that the candidates voted for by the Republicans the third of November would assemble and attempt an organization tomorrow. Just exactly how they will proceed about this we cannot see. No returns were made of the so-called election, and there is no secretary of state to furnish a list of members elected, ir if there was, there are no returns from which to compile the list Besides th want of regularity, any attempt to set up a new legislature would be treason against the present government, and ihould be treated accordingly.

It would be squelched quicker than V. Smith's pretended government. Knowing these facts, we hardly think these men are so foolish as to undertake such a movement. A LITTLE SENSATION. An shitpd in another naracraoh of to day's Gazette, under the constitution of 1868 the legislature would meet to-morrow.

A short time since it was determined by the Radical manacera to have certain so-called members of the legislature, voted for on the third of November, assemble and organize to-morrow. Things have not been going the Radical way lately, however, and those parties who were voted for, seeing the fate of V. V. Smith, have been hesitating about attempting an organization indeed, the hesitation has been so great tbat not one-fourth would agree to enter into the conspiracy. So this scheme to keep up even the semblance of a government under the old constitution, during the past few days has been certain of failure.

Seeing this, the Clayton-M'-Clureites desired to put a little backbone into their followers. The only way to do it, as they conceived was to send them some cood news from Washington. This was managed by Price, of the Republican Yesterday morning he had set up and printed on a slip an "Associated Prtsa dispatch" from Washington, in which it stated that all the members or me Arkansas investigating committee, except Mr. Sayler, have acreed to report in favor of Mr, Brooks and against the present govern ment. This uokus dispatch nce pasted on a piece of paper, and showed around town yesterday to numerous parties.

Many Demoorats were alarmed, and the Republicans correspondingly elated Considerable enthusiasm was manifest ed, and the so-called members of the so called legislature had a little courage instilled into them. But the fraud was too apparent. Parties began to scan th St. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati. Mem phi and Louisville papers, to see the report among the Associated tress dispatches It was nowhere to be found.

Besides, it was Known that Mr. bayier has been at home during the past week, and the committee has not yet had a meeting to determine even the character of its report nor will there be any meeting ueiore to-morrow, inis latest rooroacir. to bolster up a sinking cause will but re act on the movers. There has been no Associated Press dispatch or tbe char acter stated, and wo charge it upon the JCcpuolican, with good reason to bacs it, that the whole thing was fixed up In that office. We advise the so-called members of tho so-called legislature.

and over-sanguine Claytonltes, to be not deceived by such tricks. They might bo caught in a worse condition than V. Smith. PJKRSUNAL. Mr.

S. L. Chapman, of Chicago, and one of tbe exhibitors at our last Exposi tion, has spent the past two months In this city, and is very favorably Impressed with Memphis and htr prospects. He left this morning on his return to his home on the frozen lake. TO THE Y0rx.ll? OP THE SEYENTH WaRD.

In answer to a call in the Public Ledger, signed "A Majority of the Voters," I announce myself a candidate for re-election as councilman for the seventh ward, jasies s. carpenter. KID UL0YES. New cloth shades of ono and two but tons, also opera shades at 45c and 55c to-uay, at menken bros. Religious Notice.

Half-hour ser vices of prayer, praise and exhortation in the Linden street Christian church every morning this week at ten o'clock, VELVETEENS For boys' wear and close, at low prices. ladies' eacques, to MENKEN BROS. ELAINE, Tne family safeguard oil. For sale by 11. WCTIEK IU, Play billiardii at the Chickasaw Par lor, 37 South Court street ADDITIONAL RIVER Kfc FORKS By Telegraph, St.

Louis. January 4. The lee gorged at Carondelet, six miles below here, to-day, and tho water has bean raised about a foot by bacdlng un. Ica in the harbor moves very sluggishly, and If this cold weather continues a few days the river opposite this city will be closed, and navigation by lerry stopped. Last night and to-day were the coldest of tpe sea son.

Movements nt Other Forts. ViCKSBuaa, January 1 Weather cloudy und cool. River rose feet inches. Pittsburg, January 1. River falling with 8 feet 6 inches, weather cloudy and cold.

Cihoinnati. January 1. River 32 feet Inch, and fullinc. weathear cloudy ana cold. 1SVAHSVXM.E.

January 4. Clear nud very cold. River '1 feet 1 luetics by tbe gauge, and iamng. New Ouleamb. January 4.

Weather cloudy and cool. Arrived: Iron Mountain and barces Pittsburg: Thus. Sherlock and Thompson Deau. Cincinnati. No departures, Caibo.

January 1 Noon. Clear and cold. River 21 feet Inches and rising. Arrivtd Andy llaom, Cincinnati; Arkansas and tow, Olilo river. Departed.

Arkansas, Night No arrivals or departures since noon Louisville. January 1. River station' arv. with 1'- leetG inches In the canal and 10 feet 6 Inches in Indiana chute. Clear and cjul.

Dtjparter: Cheroaee, New Orleans. Nashville. January 4. Rivor rislnc with zsieel 6 Inches on the shoals. Cloudy and vory cold.

Little Rcck, January 1. River tailing, with 10 feet 2 Inches by tbo gauge. Cold and cold. Arrived: Mary Boyd. Memphis.

PROBABILITIES. Washington, January 1 a.in From Ar kansas and Tennessee northward over tbe Ohio and upper Mississippi valleys and the lake region, high barometer, north or west winds, clear and decidedly cold weather, ex cept occasional very light snow. DISS OIiUTIOU. riHIK Law firm of Goodwin 1h 1 this day dissolved by mutual consent. Both members of the late firm will attend to the old business until wound up.

umce, 39 aiamson sireei, as nereioiore. It. U. tt'ITAKLiAND, W. W.

GOODWIN. Memphis, January 1, 1S75. insolvency Kotlce. State of Tennessee, Shelby county Ofllce of county uoun cjerg, Meuipnis, December SO, 1S71 To W. W.

Coleman, Ad-mlul-'rator: AVING suggested the lus lveucy of tho estate oi aarn uaiuor. ueceascu, you are hereby ordered to give notice, by ad-vertlwmenl In sumo newspaper published within tho said hta'e, and aisoat the cou hoUHO door of Shelby county, for all persons claims azatnst s.ld estate to anoear and file the same wl'h theClorkol tbo County courtcautnenucaiea iniuemonnerprescriDeu by law, on or before tho 1st day of Ma 175: and any claim not filed on or before said day, or be ore an appropriation of the funds of said estate Is made, shall be forever barnd, both In law and equity. Witness my nana at omce, luu cum uay oi uecemoer, 1S7L JAMES REILLT, Clerk. By Hugh B. Cnllen.

Dpaty lerk. Akreeabie to the above order all persons are hereby notified to file their claims againut said estate within tbe time therein tfrecttlf l. W. W. COLEMAN, Admln'r of Sarah GalDor, deceased.

I SLEDGE, Cotton WHOLESALE GROCERS ID COMMISSION MERCHANTS, Hon. S7S. ss 37 SIAJDS' We nre prepared to make Advance on Consignments ef Cotton to Messrs. urTTn, ampicy rpOGETHER WITH OUR LARGE STOCK OF I goeasUDpiyor Nncarana ji Glasses oi TKESIELY LOW FJUUrifc.il, Also, uagulng- low as the lowest. TIE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY.

OliartoToci lOlO. Cask Capital 81,000,000 Cask Assets $2,500,000 Eighteen Billions of Losses Paid to Claimants, ForQtULITYnnil AVll.DII.ITT,thIsblghly re-spouslhl" and it ell known corporation oflera Indemnliy nnsarpiused. Terms as favorable as those of any institution furnishing equal security. For New Policies, or Renewal of Old ones, apply to CARBiMTON MASON, AGENT NO. 8 MADISON ST.

W. A. AGE COTTON SO FBOiT Memphis. Tennessee BRYSON Ueg leave to invite all parties embracing all the latest styles of Chamber, Parlor, Dining-room, Kitchen and Office Furniture. We have lu suites the most complete stock of ever shown in this market, embracing all mree-piys; ingrains, nemps, OTJEt STOCS Is complete, embracing all JtXCB CUKTAIN Ail Wlft -OI from 81 60 to 8100 a window.

IH OUR SHADE nKl a ItT i EH I We have many novelties, with all the standard goods. hnwA act, Ann. Jk.a ef n. aaw cl. l.fn MnW COOHIMG-GLANiES The most complete assortment, at prices that cannot fall to please, OTJR nvrritEKSKS Are the standard make of the country.

S2 Main and ST2A5-IBOATS. FOR UALHO AND tiT. LiOUIb Memphis and St. L.onis Packet Company For Hickman, Columbus. Cairo and St.

Lontr. Steamer CAPITAL CITY. Jas.O'Neil master. Leaves THIS DAY, Jan.oth, at 5 p.m. AD.

STORM, Bnp't Mississippi Rlvor Elevator Company. FOB AJJK.AN8AS Rl EJB. Regular Pine RluM'and Memphis U. S. Mall Line For Re'l Fork, Auburn, New Gascony, and all Points through to Pino lilufl.

Tho fine steamer Belle of Texas, John Woodburne TUESDAY, Jan. 5th, at 5 p.m. For freight or passage a ply to JNO. N. HARBIN.

15 Madison street. GLENN VINSON, Agents, Ja3 Wharfboat. foot of Court. FOR WHITE RIVER. Memphis and kite Hirer Packet, For Dnvalls Bluflj Jacksonport, and all Way Landings.

The elegant passenger steamer j. D. Elliott master Jas. Elliott cleik Leaves TUESDAY, Jan. 5th, at 5 p.m.

GLENN VINSON, Agents, on Wharfboat, foot Court St. R. W.L1GIITBURNB, Sup't, Ji3 No lfi vtmllson Klrtwt. FOR LOUISVILLE CINCINNATI. FOR CAIRO, LOUISVILLE 4 CINCINNATI The flue steamer Indiana, kSZ W.

J. Rusa I uivniWKUNKHUAY.jan. Bin. at ma.m. GUSISJN Jt VINSON, Agents, anfi Wharfboat, foot Court street.

Mpmi Ills nnd Cincinnati I'nchet For Cairo, tvansvllle, Louisville and Clncln- nati. I Str. EM. .4, Blythe, master Will leave as above on TUESDAY, January 5th, being tbe regu ar packet day, ai 6 p.m. Will take freight through to Pittsburg and points aove Cincinnati.

For freight or passage apply to J. T. WASHINGTON, R. M. BRADFORD, Agents.

The ELLA was detained from bad weather, but will leave as ad verti-ed, positively. a3 Cincinnati and Memphis Packet Company For Jsvansviue, ijouisvtue ana Cincinnati. Amy Bauni, Vinton master I clerk Leaves THURSDAY. Ian. 7th, at 5 p.m.

Apply to R. W. LIU 11TB UN Supt, Ja3 No. 15 Madison street. FOR NEW ORLEANS.

for Vrcksbure. Natchez and New Orleans. Str Great ISepubllc ffls H. master Will leave on WEDNESDAY, January 6th, nt 4 p.m. or ireigtir or passage appiy J.

T. WASHINGTON, Agent, 3 Madison St. To Kerr Orleans Shippers Freight will be received at the Elevator building for tho Str. Great Leaving for New Orleans on Wednesday, Jan. 6th, at 5 p.m.

AD STORM, Hup't, jsiississippi mver company Regular Memphis and New Orleans Packet ior uio season ror vicKsourg, naicnez, New Orleans and all Way and Bend landings. tr. Belle Lee, F. Hicks master I Air. Qrissom cler; Leaves THURSDAY.

Jan. 7th. at 4 P.m. positively. Toe steamer Belle Lee will pay particular attention to all way and bend bu lness.

Merchants can rely on the strictest punctuality In all business entrusted to her care. J. T. WASHINGTON, Agent, No. 300 Front ir.t.

FOR HELENA. For Helena Friars Point and Ctt. Francis Ulver. The staunoh and comfortable steamer fet. JTrauels, S.

D. Davls. clerk Will leave as above every Tuesday. ThurS' day and Saturday throughout the season. for freight or passage apply on board.

FOR HELENA FRIAR'S POINT For Helena, Friars Point and the Bends. TRI-WEEKLY PACKET. The elegant and fleet side-wheel passenger BttHUHUr PL rQ Leo, n.p UtHKI i 1 If IS Will leave as above every Monday, Wednes- una nuay inrougnoui tne year, or 'relghtor pasajge apply on board. FOR JOHNSON'S LANDING. For Crowells, Randolph, Fulton, Osceola, Johnson, anu an intermediate Landings.

The elegant side-wheel steamer Mary Anient. rP K. Jopllumasterj J. W. Rhodes cierk Will make tri-weekly trips thronzhont the yearjeavlng Memphis Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at 5 o'clock p.m.

i- i Will leave on her first trir MON DAY. No vember 2ad. nov22 CHEEK LINE. Memphis and Vlcksburg Packet Company ui uviouu, lima rmu nau uiu isonas U. S.

Mall to Napoleon. JLilinoiH, Leavea MONDAYS and THURSDAY 45,6 ran. A. J. Wliite, riTKS Geonre Motone.

Zmaslir. Leaves TUESDAYS and SATURDAYS, 5 p.m. For freight or passage apply on board, or to BEO, W. CHEEK, Front street. cKAY Factors, SltSEET, M2SHJPJUB cc jsngiana.

GROCERIES, WE HAVE NOW ON HAND A inn oew crop, wmcn we are ouenngat and Ties of a variety of brands and patents, I OVZ3 C. G. FISHER. HER, FACTOR! CAM to their Immense stock of grades of Axmlnsters, Wiltons, Velvets, two and uocoa anu straw Jiaiungs. OIL CIiOTHS FIS atauco onit niutun, iiuiu iiibuca MJ ul 1CCU DECORATIONS A Curtains Qcond fttreet, MeniDliis.

MUNICIPAL ELECTION On THURSDAY, Jan. 7, '75 TT in1nrr fho ffrct In 1 r- will open and hold an election at all tii wards in the ottyof Memphis for two Coun cllmen and one School Visitor lo each ward and one Alderman In each of the t-econd Third. Sixth. Seventn and Tenth wards. The following Judges and Clerks have been appointed Dy the Mayor: FIRST WARD Northwest corner Main and yy moueaier sireots.

Juuges Andrew Renkert, James Powers, x-eier aiiicueii. Clerks-John J. Dnffey, F. B. Millard.

Deputy Slurifr- SECOND WARD-Old engine-house, Poplar Judges John Donovan, 8. Francioll, John Clerks R. B. Hutchinson, W. H.

Goodiett. Deputy Sheriff THIRD WARD-Second opposite Court Judges -R. F. Patterson, Thomas Boyle, Jas Cieiks-F. T.

Prewltt, Frank Blessing. Deputy Sheriff FOURTH WARD house Under Greenlaw Opera Judges Richard O'Brien, Chas, S. Bruce. Clerks R. Melster, H.

D. Sullivan. Deput Sheriff FIF 1TI WARD -No. bS Heinando street. Judges A.

M. Stoddard. P. McNulty, L. Cleik T.

F. Meath, N. D. Smith Deputy Sheriff 8IXTH WARD-613 Main street, corner of cube oaages w. jU -uarsii, Jos.

Mulcahy.W. Clerks Dr. 8. J. Qulmby.B.T.

Plummer. Deputy Sheriff 8EVENTH WARD North side Beale, oppo- otiuvucaun oilcan Judges-J. J. Busby, Jos. Chambers, Brutus AICANUUCI Clerka-H.

G. Harrington, A. J.McLendon, Deputy anerm EIGHTH WARD 172 Poplar street, opposite Judges a. M. Jobe.

Wm. Harrington, F.H, Clerk's-P. D. Boyle, J. C.

McDavltt Deputy Sheriff NINTH WARO-Corner Fifth and Greenlaw bireeu. Jufges-Iohn Larkln, W. F.Oltman, Robert Clerksl-Chrls Riley, W. B. Gllsson, Deputy sheriff TENTH WARD Main street, near Carolina, Judges-A.

W. Taylor, M. Fitzgerald, Chas, I. nulla. Clerks John Patterson, Thomas Curley.

Deputy Sherlff- L. ANDERSON, dec29 Sheriff or Shelby County. TREMENDOUS SLAUGHTER 1KEUFT GOODS -AT- BANKRUPT PRICES! A 3AIN we have received la run line jrx. uooas rrom Bankrnp uuuus i rum nansrupi sales which we are onenng at uanuupt Prices: Bleached Domestio per yard and upward Brown ana upward wool Jeans. Cotton Plaids Ca Llcoe Fl inimlg Casslm th 5c and upward and upwar.i and upward -wc ana up war .2 Boots and Sheea Cheapest In the City, ai well as onr immense stock of CLOTHING at corresponding low prices.

CALL EARLY A.B hECURE BARGAINS Q26 337. I. J. CONAWAY, Real Estate and Collecting Agent, Ho. 10 Had Hon 81., Uemphls.Tenn.

ALL business Intrusted to me will receive prompt attention. Charges always reasonable. Refers by permission to Col. W. L.

Vance, Geo. J. Henry, Secretary pi cantx Insurance R. A. Parker, Cashier Bank Commerce: F.

M.Nelson; Secretary Hernando Insurance R. C. Daniels, President State National Rank; Henry J. Lynn, Secretary Memphis Fire Insurance Co. Stanton fc Moore, grocers and commission merchants.

deel COTTON-SEED WANTED. IlHE Memphis Oil Company porchaie and pay the highest market price for sound CottonJ'etd delivered at their rcllL. foot of Poplar street, or on the wharf. Bucks will ha sent to responslh'e parties, up or down the rlvvr, or on railroads. All seed correctly weighed and casli paid on delivery.

wagons solicited. Conveulem lor unloading, -neemenls T. A. NELBON. Preslilnnt J.

W. tfocHBAN, Superintendent? HI Greatest EfFort of the Seasanl GREAT CLEARING SALE SELLING IT COST Preparatory to Taking Stock," on 1st of February Nxt, ire have determined to close out the balance of our 1 in men so ILL AI III AT STARTLIHfiLT LOW PRICES Greatest Mn THE MOST SOLID BARSHSS IN STME DftlESTICS. The largest and Most Varied Assortment in all other Departments. BROWN SHIHTINGS AND SHEETINGS at lower Prices than ever bpfore. BLEACHED SHIKTINGS AND SHEETINGS greatly reduced.

FLANNEliS AND BLANKETS wonderfully low. HOUSE-FDMNISHISG GOODS reduced. GENTS' FI7RVISHING GOODS vastly reduced. KENTUCKY JElNS al fearfully low prices. PLAID LINSEYS extraordinarily low.

BLACK ALPACAS reduced. COLOIiKD ALP1CAS ALL DESCRIPTIONS OF DRESS GOODS still fnrthur reduced. SHA1YLS reduced. HOSIERY reduced. GLOVES reduced.

All kinds of NOTIONS reduced. CLOAKS immensely reduced. 5000 Sets Ladies' and Children' Furs at prices lower than ever heard of before. Sow is your time to purchase for your Money t'nrioe what It is worth, at 242, 244 anfl 246 Main SPECIALTY IN 8U6AB, MOLASSES tlU SYBUPS, BRODE, HoINTYSUB COMMlslIOI 30O FKOWT STKRET. TUV.

WHOLESALE 336 Front Street. Corner of Union, NOW IN STORE THE FOLLOWING UQODS. WHICH ITR nrrziK tiw TO TTAH XI the Trade 250 bbls. White Refined Sugars. 25 hhds.

new Louisiana Sugars. J50 bbls. and half bbls. ZS0 bags Rio and Java Coffees. 200 boxes Cheese (Factory and Eng.

Dairy). 600 bbls. Flour various grades. 50 bbls Beans and Peas. 0 bbls.

Hominy and Grits. 250 pkgs Minced Meat. GO bbls. new Rice. 1,000 pkgs.

Mackerel and White Fish. A full line of Tobaccos, Cigars, Wines and UiUUWUUl'U. Zron at 3o basis Iron Axles at 5 SPOKBS, HOBS, FELLOES, One-Horse Wasons i 345 Two-Hore Tlilruble Skein Wagons 50 Three-Horso Tblmblo Skein Sinde- baker Wagons i 70 Cooking Stoves at TVholesale Prices, Vtry Loiv. M. L.

WICKS, 87 Union St. M.L.MEACHAM. WHOLESALE 8S0CEES, J.B.POSTON. A.W. COTTON No.

9 UNION STREET, MemrjMg, Temu ar Mr. W. T. BOWDRE HAS CHARGEOF THE VxiTTON DEP PEAROE, WH LIS ALB 10 HERE AND OOTTOI FACTOR'S" A. C.

TBE AD WELL. A. B. TEE A Wholesale Grocers, STOBE (7AXZ. BLOOH, Ho.

11 Union Street. MemphiM, Sesias, AND LESS THAN COST FURS! Street, corner Jefferson. TOY CS-rl 3E1-, car-loads Bulk JlPate. 100 pkgs. Breakfast Baron itnd Hirw.

0000 cases Canned Fiutts. 15 cases Oysters, Salmon a od Lobsters. 500 pkgs. Italslos, Figs and Citron. 200 boxes Fine Crackers.

SOO boxes Fancy and stick 'andle-f. 150 pkgs. Almonds, Filberts and Pecaus. 100 buls. Orane-s aDI Cocosnnts.

5i0 case-J Jolliles arni a pkgs. PigsfeeU, Pickles and Kraut. Liquors, and namerou other articles not above in any auantit'ies. 2c per pound. BELLOWS.

VICES, SPRIN85 Fonr-IIorso Nki-in DiKer naons Heary Iwo-Hbrso Iron Axle spring Wagons I 9a 70 $30 5 ROBERTS. E. E. MEACHAM. SALT AKB N'mIT.

OO. AD WELL. I.TKSaDHF.LL. eannis lm Ofcil CP! VIS i BEOS,.