Memphis Daily Appeal from Memphis, Tennessee • Page 4

MEMPHIS DMLY AP PIS A3 A. DECBMB1E 16. 1874. aUkjli tjAa'S-, O- UlVlLYl 3 (0 as (OfV. HMMlk.

IB el tf WKEKLYi c-aaaTTmt JIATDS er ADVIiKIlMXO. IN DAILY AlTEAiJ int lBortt-. pecaaaare -41 Haw tnU4iiaittrUt3tGnneviuare, aa twelve IUM aaaae use moo Loot Nwttees fire WB J-r Una first In-mll-ia. uHS parllae ier week, ndl; MMcni rfr B1BDIO. WS.ea,re 1) easts rr Una fin Ion m75 eai rr line ceh byi-et -serucn.

MHd Mrrt Fraijuriu tmiOWwiHtM, s-w-ts-tteA-t raeuttr raws. KTi8nMMWuf sdnitjseaMh fol low KMBC ITrvt or Focrth pat ttton try, aoabte rat-. HnriBieeK(MtfrM(i! rUa-iv Uar nirIT are kept by po4ee-, aad 1 irssasirsgiSs aM -ejlvw-- KdUelt letter, ana cumnHinlctUo-s upo 'f general intrc-t, but must a- be by jBeixm-Uile win not re tarn refeeel eotamcnlttiUonx. Ml-. COOinjUniCKl HMVrt, -11 .1.1 tar tan APT-AX, Mio-Id not Ik te my MMHvMmU eoanecW -with the.

office, unry tn- APfEAI. Memphis. Tenn. ASTOSEMESTTS. KHI-Hlci TIlIlfi.Tr.IC.

nrdHy eiatinre, Dfcmilttr IfllH, lTlh, mill tuttllStb.lsTt. BRJBC8t3 CANTATA Ol' ESrMEK, THS JIEArrlFCL OVZES. IIBAXJ.1UCD A1 ABKXCKt A A SAURliD Ol'KK, IS lOUR ACTS. XT JAMKB KIKKLASD, Wh vr Aff WWW. Ban ni W.

W. Cnrru. jiiuH B. rt jo-iaiiou maaiaurr n-nw- ciioKWi or ik voiriH BY THE KSTHKR CLUB. 1-tdl OhiuuiF.

HlUhtuuu, MUkJcaJ Mnor. ID br1 Otvotod to tb r-ebWMOt a JWAXATlH Cuag AiawHrac. Mr. X. Iviftwa i BrUM itan4a.vai4 NttanU) Mr.

uoerraat MoHtl (TbarUy and HMtudayi K. EUlBr Hkhhi Joe i Carey itzS-TS Ir. Qatmli? Mh Carrie Knnla lUjh hka-wtX raBMl- JnUa Tjooa-ant uuSm of the Mal and I'riday) r'mtm if" Man and lS-luid. VBWW Lola McboL- lM-K-ten of tie Mali Ml-- Lolo McboU, ho-k, K-WUa Lrov-. u-iie -n MtwT Qatmay.

Cra rjomaw. Mar lraaw inal ranr Mnl Juno. J-ru. ti laabrm-r. Inia unxtuu, Kate Hi; 1 Uity ioofe, Corton Uoodiu-n, Io JorKV, Um Raolw-i aad Laura lii.

itTIia-M K- llonnon 1111 LIm LH.oslans Malda oTBonorto Qnem Br.Mt-i L.wa lwv. Liaate UooeUM, Kate Ilerui'tn, jaa-Xr Jook, rial lie MsUan, Uneli, a boxm Hofc-ttaod J. It Wea-Jer. MaMaaf ftaoor ut Z-re-h Mre. CrrH-, Mles Lacaie Ctarfc, Annlx Ha.trr.

Matrlv Jonn, Kn Momty, jalMte Pollen, Jnlte WnodwnM and F. H11L I tower Uuu Is Ih- Nettle Jim? Hl- Lotui Uallov (iv K-agVl Master liiie Jim Jim Taylor MadMrtiarUe Joncx Maimer xavw ivwiiiy er FranK iiawKU Jim tilew I-llnger, lMrt- 1 vcliuo- TavtAr. 1111-11 nf the -ward (Witne-dajr as.1 mi Mdul J.F.lMUlM holdlarMH Ujetjaaril. L. A-vry, A.

X. fkm-je. W. rook, rneej A. HIU.Jr J.

J.adavan, Feter Tlgbe and BaU--4e XaareW. J-K Fol Pmman. FraMr, J. Wlbc-x-ter and 1 rank Pta-atxtM--- Mr. Osprj Wbit.

can.diw-w asu Te toOowl-c beaatlfol )va beee 1 and luKu.lueMi lacl.WiKU Fair Ilatl: r-xBTu-f Prayw, Ironi rttroaVila; WTw TivaiU ibe Patk at Duty rMajcir RTiiei; Caoms of I'll-'ia ftom the Thbiuium; nwt hj.iu:, Tlear iv Fruyer Wallacp; tM-nn u. Ida. Il.tMCTiltaE'rillnnat-kllalliv' J'r-r; Wh cawatlaw 'oriat urauua Aglaio t. Hum liawiirr.nTi rlyf-rr thl- rcprpfnti. t'oo.

by Jl. Harry r.Bulil-r. TtM Mao tuul hu-ae wktea ppu In Ul Tut-oar of Ha-aaa woclaU-lna Mnlxil ibe I favatM uo feloolv Toaaed to Ui iabayMeca. riabeny BaiUTan. TtCKRM, OSn L'OLUAH.

tn- be rt-erved, winsorr bthi and after MUNIiAY. Into lust- at Vn.m.. at Ui Mox OHIpc of the Tbfaler. and at ibeagarrltand la the IVatxxiy lio H. "OKllAXl AVKRY aBdW.A.

Tra-Mtrer. J. J. rKKMA. Haecial hive lumulf Irjr vhlrii rL nn nf 111 lrt in lnc at Uie Theawr at tbe clow oi i-ac-rlehl- I'MtlMll AirKiv nutboiixtJ lo arwuntK.KrJK IT' 4..

rfintaT from Ui Koorth ard B. IIXO'B. JoaUce of the Peace, toXo, Utf Main etreHt, ori. Nmw Oonrtboatie. 1 iK AIKU OuKHIt-N JJ (Cy and ljur lla-e, oflTll -ti POUND.

BKKAwiriN -On Thnrvtay, Uecerober d. a lad breantpln, wblcb the owner can have -alttn. at THIS OFF1CK. TO EXCHAITGE. mrICKT lnrt-claw! unproved rosldence 1 nroperty; eialit tboosand doUars; one-'uarui la Moaey.eu time; balance lu Klwr Tool yroe ertr.

TAKEN UP. SHtF On WiJaeaday, Dwmhei 1, abeep. The ok oar can eorue. prove charjea and take tbmawa ilile Arta. Mfft nriw.q and H'ooui urAeu.

rOR LEASE. I Alt-i or a term of yearv AaeretoC oorl JLj land, wltum three ttsHm of tv-irt i-are: aaiN'ble lor a niarke! nrli or dairy. -'inlre or u. fj' NT Matn attwt. STRAYiD OR rtLACK WW Mai whtt or.

b-r ueriU rewtox! I and a bole li. ih u.j.r. ill be aid -Ir-uo i.t M. K. eornt-r Xroadwa -'wiU.

PIAIJOS. iiAMO AMD OHMAe-Tiinwl. rettalrnl I ax! exchanged; work, toa by fcxvert. flrat claoi workMea. and warmuttd.

iava ordarv for em- or co-niry ui I.OST. T.TXKT1E FIN Between BrsJe Mreet n.i Pi ajr MeBpili Ttx-aler, a neckU-, wlU. uild rtlWiir- r'n auaebed one aninll dhkfooud Mar aaraf to. Flader will be ndtably re- -raided by teavia, ai IJB Xeale mreet. nnk CAFJt On Honda- mora Ice 14, lad-'i fur cape (Out-en FHahi, lo i tjia oat of Oaary nLoroh, or ou Adiuai Kireat, between Mecwui uid Fonrtb atreeU.

Ibe node will return in tea aiain kttxetaud uerewai-en. fleet ROOKS AHP TEtOAI-ta. roM Fine rnrnlabed rootacwltb tie bevt ot boaid, ateaiaon-i. iw-tmwmws A nlfe liont lyrntwbert room lor aan and wtfe. and a few day Ivanl' eceoaiiuudated at 1U Coart XiwA.

rKfai HOI HC ti-er Warbia-tonand ft i jaaiajajpj pjawjarwaa, v. uawa ai iyn itr -ISufcutable forolabwl n-cul lor ana Yioui-'A Ana frrrna-ieu froltt ruouiu. in a faaw-t 1 WKIXINOXUN HT. (l aonaie ww. i---' -r GOXKl BOAltP wlr I.

le front fvm Tf 1u.Wrd.a CN1UN ST. OOH AND KIAKS oe nnrnmbihen tm Brtv-te ftmUy. il ADAMX hT. IX. IVXMI AK WABi fiort room iV am ivkj, ltn tard.

(HJi Atit4v 'W kl ivaamnawm. iiel 1 10 KIJKaf er2 SITUATIOX-" -mppuw Mm temu kD abwk, or -try nJrfeeise. A not afrsii- at work. or cltj rt-Umcs SITTAT10N An aeaMtru la a mlwuo family: Kood opft-llve on wwlna-ioA-chlae; good leferencwi. Apylr JfJwm t.

a Mutation al to-eher In a faiuur xmnli. kHkwL Yon lis eolldren pruferrol. t4tHI-4ory reference. Address X- care Jwv. Mr.

Beggs -13 Desoto ttrtwt, Memivtil. BriUBINO I.OT To rnwbB for cJi, an br lJr wbo run tewb Uie liiull Kuaiuk Cniiw-bt. 1'rMicli ABU lAfin. nirtnc elvn mJ wqolrpj. aTlik-.

lmmUtJi. A. LB Ursra, T-nn Mr. Jna.0.tJnivi ly I AT JOJi A lal r. I If in 1A(-A.

Krwiri tnualc, tlii tJtnttoa n. prtn-. Mcir, or coi trn. MTtATIuS a praeUoJ, h.ronIi uWnibUtm: to an Intel la Ibe In real proau. AiWn OTTI'ATIOS AdtmokSteptr.by albo-onjb CI KiXMiaulftiit.

orv-lll write uj. ouf or two AlHUW. rVVVA.i1-Vnr two front wh atUrtMM. wstn ooam. apiivili OITrATIOK-IU hAnkMtr.

vmhtii ton nr Mrn.L tlV a -11ow. a SOOd homo btv 1n Oie cbU ranunerallon Rnnlr4. Ail- jrwsi MHH. 1U1JKY. Market rtnct.

AnDKNKU-ArplylrnmrdlateJriaNo 3 A MAX With capital, to rnaaee in boantlnir and MUocn buiUnpss; kiw rt-nt and si tlaud In rlty, all In cwmpliK ran. nlueonlrr. Apply at 7i I Front Cow. 1 ITOMAS-4wil; or tlaran wvniaa. ui Jo rAY.BO.VKOatK At au eeona rtret.

JLf nwtr Xnarx: IWlrrepef rtjuirti. SrTUATlS-Ey wiute woman. In a Tali raoolij-; Wtof Rftn" ce. Apply prt-at ROOM AM iaJAm-y a aenueman ana wife, a rnm-4ed room and -fit-. In a i.rtv-te f-mily.

Trrm iuat le raotwr-te, IU- taUu term and lowlloa. Adlrm o. K- tlilt offlf- rANTHl-10Ul ATTKKTTOJJ TU TW. MtlMTHW AWHi-VO M-VKUKAJL-iy. Ill II Walansti U- Awnings or t-i itm-ouh1 ui orl-r.

C-Wnot work and rTiJaitiire tad i--a J. Knipnuuit. Cn-vW- nr. It-wxl and m-Ud. All ttw5 rrbf riianxt.

H. IrfrtTt-XlU-ll. FOB SAT.T.. GAME, Fulfil MKATA. Bparertbs iVrk s.o-e,at B-l'-fillTli i ymilrnvrr.

docio So. V.r, l-urjaTK-gw. ARK A wrlendld nanusa and ddl9 iVL mare, wnnd and senile and quUi: iM)tr. wiU b. wntd low.

L'ali at iVwr41, Moore i Co.V. an Front ureet. aecw riv) l-AT CH AIM ES On annary IK I he I ioUo(rtnaoojiKotiorav-jira, ill's. Alrew. I trft: 11.

1- VaiMkin. 1 Uir id-: F.l'. 1 eulUtator (bo uuurti. 2 bUJa palsl W. Ity tpr, 1 wafliln: F.

1 irlnf. 1 ladilor; Lam i bbl: ow-n, Wi oil; II. C-u 1 rndse: A. X. I box; li.

J. lflckcH, rlnc -niilniurk. 1 bbu lt-lnt L.h..lbX. KlXTKiUt A OO. la 1 and 18 Valta t- MenipliU.

larro lot of f-rnlfrire, aearlv xiiw.at prlvato Kale. Call at IK Jlala slreot, cor. Ktalfl. TKDAK FOSIS-One car-lu-d of Mdar post. ilra MtJuphlg and hari-s-in Do-it.

TnW So. 7. cenu-r Ule, Bcoad ilaCburcnttMmerlaiea)BO Main. i.i to lKo. 11 Alt-in I AU.

too uniua. f3uriSU MILtr-A lareo flooring jnill, fi.ntr.a T.irnITf.n AitdrE detlO A. J. ADAMtf, La Gr-Bse. Tenn W.H.atldtr&fX) rS sls Front Ktrvwt.

or bI yard on Overton tioet. on the bmff.BoatnMemptVf., will r-lve ITOnipt Ktientlop. 0. 1L F. FIFIilS.

i trit.riivil 1 OTr ilmt rjmaln for cesh or intradrt-Rlk buildlnii Jott on Unlori avenue, near iuacuv. Apply -a U. Al. ASG IWUUU U. 50,000 No.

1 ITWJJUIUl COAL, aa low me low tt. juno, rej- touaJaanl and Ht. bniard aa buy oUier man." AU. AiXiIl "In 6vtr7 JvIa." aio. itoc-avar ami v.iko, KiTrr-1 lice niiUeii, larjc and cne t.rur.

H. E. FACS KB A CO- Second tt. flfriJU-i: to AT UUAB3 NO. 1 FirlVlBCItU it.

a act km a co, dt-33 VH rteeond ciree. IASty- arrua land oulta-Ue forb-lidlns on b-Kh fcldai Mldnlpf and Tir--mv) rHllroHd, about avc nUlm HKith Mem al Address Ittr ore 11! U. 1 on tame A Oi. K- tioiiii JltLlil Bwvit-wd tlH tl wPlf, and foTMio low Ooe lot MVoo-rt bim, one lot Ullno-i ttorotf, one lot Kan. tucky nd inula, tmbrsclns ana ar-zi ih hi wum, FORIUSfr c- FAIHltrt, bmr7 alanunoCh run and b-arlt Yard.

DAIU1K11 111-VlK, sla, iajv, Tu-nyie- ana I combH. Applr at Ha HHb-LMX nr. I TYrK -USTAL Arri-JU. urriL- inTEU FlUSMrt- An A Ko. I JeMer-prt-a, i xl2v- Iron frarnwl, wlUi drawers, alUbeM-drOie-n.

Apinyal THIHOFFICI-- ASI JiW-m- of -AI li-VK vu. lio. ilO Front Krttt. IAIlil C-nu rur cuu. on-i of the but tnna in Bhll crrautr, ls9 tV-ret.

Apply to T. W. kllO WK. 3 Mad-on T-kIKlll'j Fmir nr rtm ami oii new top bngsy. very ebeav.

at It. UrartMI Co-V -UbTiifcNo. 321 eecutid etreet. I-MIIIKNCH M- late ra.ldeu: tKl La dale Ktrert. route Hum, Ui uudt im i uuci Uimfe And nd mun tn tsrti uirS ett ordr.

FOE RE2TT. 'iu oiiALL CurrAOKH Jd water and q-l'-t ncuii-ornooa. IJOI ut So. street. Apply IX HAM.

11. wiw Attn, so. Jcnwyon tu trriiKSi-ld lio. 59Jefenm Btreet iV teodod, with jgardu, tor jr month. Apply ui J.

F. -CX I'ul'in street. HOl'BK A Oonble frame tou.se, tunable for a grocery, Willi cood atabie and large lanlt-n attached; rent rtMpta a good tenant. A pply at xa Jt FSKOON OT. AN t'nlmi Avcu ots mile frotn i riurt Hmiare.

eleven acrea of land. Weil lnip-ovwl, with nice rwddenee and outhossex. Apply lo M. W. KEXHET, uece i a rpaaun i-oit uu ilp tvlv.

oiJAltDFSa.llOLlJB-An ASo.lboardln! hot. cii Ar: will al3eclUhe mrnlturr. Address M. "V- thuomco. 01XIIJ-M l-My new reaidence Jon Web- IV, -tor Btreet.

Wu feet eet of Desoto, con lalnlnK alx room, pantry, bath-room front and back torehm. and cUters: a gool itaoie i or lour nonaaa. ico- ana oow-room, w. Lot Ifctl ironi oy l.l) ueep. inquire or II.

a mcDouual. 14 eeoond ctreeu 1m RI1K uoJil-3'wo uoon from cotton ex-. chanae, ou third floor. D. CQSAWAY.

deoS lOM-d-onttrwt. fwrTAGK evn rooms, a I Ueorjla itreel 4 hi re wcjl urrua uo airv 11 I VW Wn tTV tt rwrrAjlK-ia Hntn ktreet- verv cheon. J. T. CA-'IO-Allt.

3M rVoond rt 0lr -ndfcome furr(lh-d rooms at 110 A. a KMixiLU, a o. 'i. li ulrxn-Uutal nina wx rooms and kitchen LI evervttlns contnlrtnt: uod locaUon: rvjil Llicap ppo ax iwiiHenniw. ntAliMFJtH FBEFAIIM FOR IS- other stei- lnrttad to exaruice onr city, tn- burtxui ana eonntr- prorty, tor rent.

TKI2BVA- Co, 13 M-UTO St. D. MeUaUnm. In Rental Department. FARM Beren utilea eMt of iteairihiii, ca Macon mod.

tiiiiks nnfuiuro axiiem of rrl lnd will ail or a prt of It very mjw a soou Hiaab. ne party reaunc eao bbi renu by Axing op fues tKu-t, (etc, tl winter. AciUy to olv OOOflh-irTACO. -flKrontrt. brlr.

A Aj.p.y ai ii fia.iJi nT. t4 0-HTtHY H(J MK-Jfo. MoobysUvec, ejgu roon- witn com nt-i to bnnsa. NJ at ttiiAiSl) HT. I Two-alorr frame.

Terr cm. IV veidijii an.t (-Arable can fnoit i Ww to a TilnjK. WuLftU Ar- lH VJ. Stln Ib ply at tunm 3, third noor.li feialu nrreC RRUlirtHCrn-to union ureet, msm a Culon ktreet.8 rooms; cottage and nve -feR -UlRFVV KTHKIt, 3U pecund rt. TcAWlHON f-ntKUT OirtCii-Tw- new tXJL frrrflr-l mmt OClcat No.S MM1-wm istriet, tctutlie hir plindcUus 1a wreck, tailors or for fmft atom.

Ai iJy-i "et HO, li ilAbh-ON HT. 09WKB HoMlwrKAjJ ttiraer Dul-m -tnt and Marsh: saisnaii avenoe. wll avenoeL wtlli n-t. Ifjaam, ktaoh; flower and vegttaue aoir rjWKru front yard, for (me yeur, or term Of yvaiv, to a lraMe U-n lit. AFPly it i ui a.m i ieH tit Eladbnu ati rwrt.

rjiCTS Vtouni Kxomsa. During a recent trial or cornp-rlson of anUp-ry baking powder, in New Tort, 1th IK-deyl Y'et IVwden, 11 wan khown oo-aa-droty tlmtlietler roxnlu were attained witu Hum ose-balf to two-thlnu the qua-li-ty utVi'l latler, than with any other lu mar-Bet. tdttauertior the raccas Uoa lntbecar. wilbwfileh ivw'o-v Yba-t Powder la pre-parol, -ml lu entffe frovlom from ubxuuoei that are Injur ion to the tj-yteox, tVcehalieiie romparlun at any and ail UniM. TO TetdUM of the coJ-fumer alwaya In irnr favor.

Fur i-Uebr all grocfcra, PEABODt IIOTEL. RKDUCTION OF RATES. Prom this day1 tranelent board will be three dollars per day, Iay board, Udrty dollars per monlli. OnHX.VO.V A MOftKlS, PromlefzaTi. The the.Teit and lust Stkau IiVrrm audixtijfiso HovMr lo ilieoity cuua-ireti.

t.du.i- yiri. All Advertising Bill otir Ihh date, for amounts Ita than Five Dollars, must le paid for hefort insertion. This rule will te strictly adhered io. Mwjfn mil LOCAL PARAUIUPIIS. The men mre-tetl at Helena were not the CoriulU bank roubere, Irnt sui-posed to be )ionse-tbievcs.

One of tUem -till In custody. Mr. Provost, of Check's landing, lost twnt.lglit dollat. and a rilftol out of his room ut the Commercial hotel night before last. In Uie tirst circuit court, yesterday, Josephine M'Donald llled a kill for dt-Torcoagajnat Bteve M'Donald.

on the grounds of efuel treatment, abandonment, and failure to Hupport her. Lewis Walter and A. Judas loth lost an overcoat at Cochran hall yesterday morning. The coats were worth sixty dollar, and were taken from the bar-room tack bywirae unknown person. Wallaco, who attempted Milcide by swallowiuit laudanum baa recovered, ifo fa a inonihlne eater, aud his ptupefl-cation and larewell note of repentance, were loubtlefi due to the habit of ulns this drug, J.

11. Joues came to the city yesterday to set a marriage license anil a few bottle or medicine, tie uuioriunateiy took a coat from a dry good- house, and wa coneeoueatlv escorted to the police t-tlon by uiucer ivunuouz. Wllllsm Irby. the neero who wan arrested a few days ago an the apposed murderer of a child in Colfax oounty, Miiwlfcelppl, was discharged from custody bv Chief Athy. The olllcera from Went 1'oint.

MfaRkslDDl. failed to iden tify lrbya- Uie fugitive from Justice. William Henrv -lender, Indicted for Um murder of Henry Wynian about a year ago near the Ohio depot, is oh trial In the criminal court, whMi was yesterday emjaaed in a Jury, which will be comp eted to-dsy. The; fn opcunv the attcnlloil of Uie court ait the week. Uttu ltocfe Gazette of Saturday Oeaeral Thayer, of Nebraska, and Hon.

O. H. nurlburt, of Illlnolg, gov-erument commUieloner toexftmlnethe twenty mlloa of St. Imw, iroii loun- lain ana Houinern railway, eouia oi jieu fiver, having complete! tneir woik, leu for ashington yesteniay." Mr. E.lward GroTe, a well-known citizen and jwpular young gentleman of Brownsville, was found dead in hU bed at home yesterday rooming.

The deceased waa a brother of 11. D. Grove, of thfa city, and bin death, it is thought, resulted from anoplesy. He was an estimable young man, who bad many friends that now mourn nia ueatii Wo have received a copy of the charter and by-laws of the -Southwestern and JUo tfrande railway company, which has been consolidated with the Bhreveport aud bouthwestern railroad company. The road has a three-foot irausre.

aud Is now in euecwai-l opera tlon, and will be pushed forward to the Arkansas line, in order to form the con templated connection with taw city. A meeting of the citizens of thenlnth ward w3 hold last night, of which R. P. Hateman was chairman and W. B.

Glis- eon secretary, for the purpose or uoml nating candidatfo for councilmcn and school-visitor. The names of Tj. I). Grant and J. 1).

Danbury for comicil- visitor were put in nomination, and wero declared the unanimous choice of the meeting, The Idttle Buck of recent date.eayg: "A numberortue trainmen on the Mempbl and Little Bock rail road havo been 'lit to use a rail roadman'- expression. Among them are uonuuetore uesnon. curry anu nay- hew. The cause of the dismissal is not known definitely, but many reports are in circuiati'ui. The jrenuemen are old.

elUcient raliiond men, and we regret to learn oi llieir uumissai Chief Athy hi3 beoi Informed that the Corinth bant roboera croea com- water river. In the Mississippi bottom. hut and went in the direction of Helena, The gentleman wiio gave tnis information to enter Atliynavs that lie rode -everal miles with the rob-erf. who drank whlekv qulte freely, and tired their pistols at every good target they saw. Tney were htavllv armeti.

but their horses were Jaded, and could not answer their riders in or mgJit being uecekary. "We print the following as a coffee lion of a statement made in the Appkal a few days ago, in accordance with statements made to our reporter: EDiroits Ari'EAL Please publish as a correction of yonr statement in regard to the kllllns- of Mr. Hale Buck, of X.a- conls, Arkansas, tnat Buck and a negro wero caugui in tne act oi uring our fence, which they had previously saturated with coal-oil, and wero lircd on, resnltlng In the wounding of Buck it is beueven not ratauy, anu oDiige, Arkansas fa a ineat State. She abountfa with Wutlrul women, brave men, and is prolific in everything that contributes to the happiness of man. Youo? us fa the State, it has already pro duced some of the finest fruit raised in the south.

Our old friend James H. M'Xelll, an honored citizen of Ar kansas, has tent us some apples, which for size, lusclousness aud fragrance cannot ba beat, If the apples "in the garden were like those which cur friend MVNelll grows, like Adam, we would have munched a couple even without the alluring wllos of Mrs. Adam. A few days ago Joe Hod ares and Bud Roberts bad a dllllculty on John Bag- irlo's trading boat in Bt. Praucls river.

Hodges was stabbed In the back, and i-ter soinc half a mile to a neero cabin. became exhausted from loss ot blood, and died in half an hour. Roberts is badly icjurcd.but will doubtless recover. from the effects of blows inlllcted by an ax-nanuie mat xioages ussa tne mi-licnlty. The men had been drinking.

and encased In a wrestle, but Roberts being thrown, became offended, am. arawics a Enire, enueavorea to cut Hodges. Roberts was arrested. The Little Rook Gazette of Satur day, says: "The following was received yesterday TTi uecemoeriu. 'Eprron Gzeite Will you please be mi kind as to Inform me through your paper whether Miss Kate Putnam, the actreas, who was so much admired by our opera-loving people of this city, married Mr.

J. J. Sullivan on last Sun day morning at the Catholic church, reported, or not? There are a good many people besldf myself who are de- eiroos of obtaining this information, so weir curiosity will tie gratniu. -i vj ini a Kate kelne interviewed on the subject, knew nothing whatever stout it, and we therefore presume that Mad-funRomor, aa usual, Is rjSBSONAL. COLOKKL W.

IVEY WESTI1RO0K and ir. Welden, of the Brownsville JSec, are vfaltlng (he city. Tlie Bee Is one of the best al vertlslng Journals in this part of tlie State, and our merchants would do well to insert their cards in tho ISee. Thk following opeclala, the urat from Austin and the second from Waco, appear In the Galveston yew of tlie tenth. "Colonel DuPre, formerly of tlie Memphis Arri has become editorially connected with the Statesman.

He 1s a Journalist uf tine ability and mtieli reputation. Colonel Cook, fir-merlyfrom Alabama and for months on the editorial etatlj Mh. Benjamin Cash, an old and ea-(K-mwl dtlzen, died at bis residence at Forrest Hill, lu thfa county, hut Monday after a long and painful IllnesK. Mr. Cash was burn In North Carolina in August, 1810, but came to "West Tennessee when quite a young man, and has since redded in this section ot the State, and married Mfas Mildred 8.

Dandridge. of Hardeman county. Ho was a gentleman of excellent worth, and possessed noble trails of character that endeared him to all who knew him. TO ODE CUY PATKOXS. We use every possible exertion to deliver goods promptly after receipt of order, but the press of business between now and Christmas may, In route instances, render delay unavoidable; thereforn please leave your orders a little tn ad vance.

lespectful 1 LYIIX BIUBLM. IP vrnt a hyrtrsTtt, EtrrctwJi nr pt-mMnj ot try flafU Ton eaa pt tl leira-ne's JerfernHi irteef where yuu ars itiivto Vvmitteu lu wylo and price. I nlng high, andiappearanceH Indicating I tu that they wouldoon, bo secandtppstponeisnt of ijie argument iJeet at'a cond street, tuesdaV evkn- The KnigbU of PjUifas ftnd the Bus! ti-im uf-IempMs CcTer Thenuehes All Over Itli Ulory. Tlie Paraiio of the KoI-liU and the Chlfkajaw Uuards The -lountcd Kolghtg The llronn-Tllle Lodge, Immense Tro aHIic ltxposltlOB Bnlld leg The Urc Concert and Ju' MIcc-The Hop, Etc. The porade of the Knights of Pythias yesterday afternoon under fHCort of Uie Chickasaw Guards, was witnessed by thousands ci our cltlzsns.

acxiruance with the prosramme the Knights met In the Exposition hall, where, with the Brownsville anu otner visiting mem hers, thev formed In older under coir. maud of Marshal R. E. C. Diwer, and the following Senior uaptaiu U.W.

li. UrooK, --ir-t-i-ieuieiiani. una, t.arnn int M. T. Wil.

liamson, and Junior Captain James W. Anderson, irBt-Xiieuienaut j. j.noss, 8econd-Lieutenant Porter. Wb en the line had formed in order, the Ch'cRasaw Guards, under command of Captain 1C. uuncan, witu Arnom's band of tweutV-four nieces at the held of the column, marched down Jelferson street to the Exposition building, and formed the following ORDER OF rRO'JKMdlON.

Cblef-of-roUce Athy, Coplalna llrann and weatlierrord. Bergeaow Arraitaand Jtas-crtr, on Horseback. IwtKil of FoUce on Foot. Arnold Hand of Twenty-four PIf ce. Cliicka'-iw OuartU in Fall DreM Unl'orm.

Triangle or Mocmed KnlhH, with Helmet, mucin auu spear. Jtounted HtamUrd-Beaier It. Ilrltton, icltli Fast uiiance lor w. n. xiomon and Joseph K.

ItOMWll. Knl.hu of F) thins on Foot. the time the procession commenced its march, tho sidewalks frnm tlje Ex-ponitiou building to Second street were crowded with spectators, to all of whom Uie display was novel as was interesting. The procfKsion moved up Jef- rerfon street ana men pursued the roi. lowing LINE OF AUCTI Up Secoud to Market; from Market to Main street, down Main street to Beale along Beale to Second street, and thence to Castlo Hall, opposite Ccurt eouare, where the knights were disbanded, and the Chickasaw Guards, tjccompauled by the band, repaired thence to their armory on South Court street.

Nothing occurred during the evening to mar the order of the procession, which was not allowed to be obstructed or in any man ner Impeded by vehicles. Much credit Isdue Cblef Atby and his oQlcers for the excellent manner in wutcti tney Kept the streets cleared of vehicles, and to Sergeant Arratta, who was detailed for tnts purpose. the atcsio by Professor Arnold's band was as good aa couia tie uestreu, ata in respect to variety, quantity and quality, pleased everyone who heard the martial strains, given as by magic science. The musicians In this band numbered as already stated, twenty-four persons. including four drummers.

who did not hear the muyc may form some Idea of its excellent character, when tney are miormed that in this full band were some of the best musicians ot Mem' phis and Louisville. The airs selected were quite appropriate, aud of thrilling meinay, anueeemeu to inspire THE CHICKASAW GUARDS, with martial pride, as each mau kept step to tne nutes. 'i lie cuicuasaw Guards were in their nevf full-dress uni form, which la not inferior in handsome appearance and beautiful design to that oi any organization in tne country mis being the nrst dress-parade ever made by the company, the snectators were both astonished and delimited to realize the fact that Memphis can now claim one of tho best drilled and most handsomely equipped lllarvoriranlz- tlons in the Union. In fxct. we dare sav that the Chickasaw Guards will corn par-most favorably with any like bodv of I 1 1 uiu-ui-eu iiieii in uie mini Their soldierly bearing, ulltterinsr Bayonets anu cuns.

auu attractive uni forms, were pleasantly commented upon by all. The ladies, especially, were pleased with the martial appearance of me i.nic;aws, in wuoee ranxs are young gentlemen, whose deportment and station In society entitle them to a respect not less true and deserved than the praise merited bv them as members of a well-drilled and eflk'lently oillcered company. Again uo we eay mat tera-phls feels proud of tlft Chickasaw Guards, and our people will always cher. ish a lively Interest in the future of this company, me advancement of which could not have been intrusted to a bet ter, more skillful or thoroughly compe tent umwr tuan wapiaiu it. i-.

uuncan, THE MOUNTED KNIGHTS. The mountwl Knlchts. each with visor aud helmet, buckler and spear, were formed in triangular shape, and sat their nooie steeus quire well. The appear ance or the glittering: helmet, trl-colored plumes of red, blue and saffron, and shield, gave a hlghtened beauty, aud another novel attraction to the character of the parade. They were mounted on fieri- black steeds that seemed to share the enthusiasm of their riders, for they pranced about as if eager to be freed from the restraint of the pro cession, ine past-citanceiior com manders and Btandard-tearer wore cold and silver helmets crested with rod plumes that fairly glittered as tho eun- oeatns ieii upon tne bcrnisned metal.

Following the mounted men came the KNIOHTS ON i OOT, each attired in fatigue suit, uncovered cap, belt, baldric, gauntlet and drawn sword. The proeesalon attracted general attention, and thousands of citizens thronged the sidewalks crowded the steps and the windows of buildings to witness the display, which far exceeded public expectation. The occasion fa one that will long be remembered and pleas antly recaiieu as an event ot no little shrnlfldauee among the Pythian Knighthood of Memphis, which, tbouch young, already has attained large pro portions, anu numbers lu its Castle Hall many of our best and truest citizens. BROWNSVILLE LODGE IVANHOS NO. 14.

Ivanhoe Lodge v. 14, of Brownsville, was represented by twenty-live of its members, and the following ofllcers: District Deputy Grand Chancellor T. F. Weediu; Chancellor Commander R. L.

Gordon; Vice-Chancellor M. M'Grath; Prelate G. C. Porter; Keeper of Records anu tieai wiiiiam iv.e westbrooR; Master of Exchequer C. Edwards: Master of Finance A.

L. Glenn. The knlzhts were in full uniform and pre sented a martial bearirg. Indeed, we iiavo never soon a nner looking body or men, and their apptarance elicited comment from the thousands of by standers that crowded along tho streets, their eyes fixed admiringly upon the pageant, which gleamed like a vein of gold, Pllver and saffron beauty. The members of Ivanhoe are nlive to the great interests of the knighthood, and lose no occaaion in which their efforts can be of service, to contribute to the honor and advancement of the onlsr.

Their pres ence among me -vnignw ot juernpuu was dulv appreciated, and it is hoped that at no distant day another und even a more Inagnlflcent occasion may allow the Knisrhts of Biownsville to again visit the Bluff City, where they will ever Unit a true welcome, auti ns entertained with that generoui hrxipitallty charac teristic of our Knights, fJid shared In by our citizens generally. "We trust thls vfalt has been pleasant and agreeable to the distinguished gentlemen who have contributed so much to the splendor that -raced me display tuaue yesterday alter- noon. Upon arriving at the Castle hall on Second street, the procession disbanded. The thanks of the Knights are due to the Chickasaw uards aud their commander, Captain Dincan, for their gallant escort. THE CO.YCKKr A El II Ol.

As the time approached for the con oeitjtbo streets in the neighborhood of the Exposition building isecame crowded with thousands on their way to the spot where Prof. Arnold tad provided a feast tit for the music-loving people of Memphis. Whatever delects jHempiits as a young city and ode that has had troubles of no ordinary character to contend with since war Interrupted the carver of her prosperity whatever defects she has, one virtue Is hersan ardent love of music and a large amount of! -Kin in it among ner popuiaiirm. to them Prof. Arnold sppcf.sd in the grsiul ransloal rrc-stof Isst evening, end they mponded nobly.

Tlia vtt bnllrtlnK where the concert i plii was filhd t-l'Keintherwiencad. TfilTis In lta whole center from the Conrt-streel end, vrbere the stage was arranged, to the base as far back as the fountain, two-tldrds Its extent. dtaira the front of me gauery was lined witn uunureos who preferred a spot where they could promenado between the pieces; sort of lover's walk was organized there, evidently much to the enjoyment of "Alon-zo, the brave, aud the fair Imogene," and all of that turn or beauty and cour aire. The attendance counted bythou- a-utls, and that in Itself shows that Pro-fe6or Arnold's call, modest as merit ai u-avs is as it was. failed sot of a re- snonse.

And we are clad of It. The imwlo the urofeasor had prepared for his guests was excellent in a degrco that we have not been used to sseluF In such abundance Mr.mnhb. The treasures of Uie inns ten1 harmony master compositions of Handel, Haydn, Sleyeroeer, Auoer, Donizetti, Verdi, and other grand com. powers were before a Mem- pills QUUiencc Willi a niiisu, a iieniiijr, r-nrrrntnpKS that to bo Braised stronger terms thau we can give. When sEill anu appreciation or oeauiyanu ex.

rellenen worthily i.reaents Renins. should boaloftytien that awards the meed of tho In the masterly direction of Perrlng full of craee. oveillowlnc with win- nine Bweetnefs In execution of Handwerker, the wave of whose baton is Indicative or power, i'rot. atuoiu has had coadjutors of no mean excel ience. and who, in common with him sjlf, won proud laurels last night.

tall attempt no criticism ot the con csrt; its excellencies were so great, Its beauties so attractive, mat me iuk ii our pen Is shorn nf call, and only ad miration and gratitude to those who have furnished us such a feast of bar monv and beauty can find its way ti the paper before us this night. Our souls entranced with beauty, ting' Jlng and vibrating under the magic of such music as was echoed along Uie roof of the Exposition Ia9t night, how can little errors of detail, or faults of ac-ci dwell In our memory Meyer- Deer's voronatton -warcn opened me concert. Tho tine notes told how drill had perfected skill, and experience guided taste; clear and sweet came the trumpet notes, succeeded by the inspiring roll of the drums. The precision of time, -the dUUnctnesi of emphasis, the perception oi me ryiumoi motion at once Mioweu a master-nand wield ed ithe baton that directed every movement and swayed Uie liar monioas pulses that cat a paradise upon tne vibrating uie next piece, anu overture, brought tlie string-instrument forward their harmonies and thes breezy sound- of wind-instruments blended in fascinating harmony. Then citme Einaui'a CrcimctZ with the Tern pesf, voice and Instrument combined to win every sense to uengnt.

'iuesoio singer, Mr. Petersen, gained everyone of nis vast audience, not only cy me beauty and nice llnlali or his style, but by bis mastership of what he had in hand. The soft wind strewing autumn leaves does Its work no more surely, nor more beautifully than the notes fell from Mr. Petersen's lips. The ladies and gentlemen of the chorus well sustained the theme be so harmoniously delivered.

An oris, with variations, from Poudert. the solo of which was played on tee cornet-a-piston by -Tores, sor Arnold, won one of the hearties! rounds of or the evening. The pel former on the boards, if he has any rlt, usually obtains appreciation. The j-d work ng aud hardly-worked lead- of a band rarely does. He Is looked ion as one doing mere common-place worK, and is passed over untnougnt or.

Professor Arnold, In his masterly per-fj'tnaneelast night, showed that such an esUmate would be doing him tbegrossest -justice, it was a master's band mat held me sweet, yet diflieult cornet-a piston, and drew Irom it strains so sweet, ho silvery, so earnest and win uing that he won the very being of his auditor. It was beautiful to Pee the au-dieiina Iiancint- nn nac nnte it mnin round, iinisned, and correct in strength and emphasis from the Instrument. The first part of the performance flufahed with a Potpourri from the favorite opera of Ddiiezettl'sZuifcrfu Jt-uiitiicnt. Instinct wlUi life the music wandered in the air like sweet spirits basking iu the sunbeam, sometimes hanslnc resrretfullv over a perishing flower, sometimes tripping it in the merry summer wind, sometimes capering sportively lu tho dancing enn-beams as they ithivered iu silver sheen on the surface of the gurgling stream so came the potpourri ot raing'e I mirth and s-ttnesrt, with a touch of melancholy. It was bijou we shall not readily forget.

The second part opened with Haydn's immortal iitaveni are TWian. Some of those who were preS' eut remembered Memphis am ers gaining credit by its rendition gome years before the war. But the instrumentation last night listanced all former attempts: If we Bay the vocal performance equaled it we say much, but we can say it. The audience was entranced with this enchanting, lellghttully-rende'ed chorus. Selections from Gounod's Faue followed, and we must confess we Uiought we had never rlghUy appreciated that divine music until we heard it us it was interpreted last night.

There was a grandeur in its movement that involved all we can Itn- aslne of dlguity a sweet blendiuz of sounds mat exhausts all the resources of harmony in involution and evoluuon of strains of melody so simple alone, so interwoven iu combination a tripping lightness in passages here aud there a variety of expression dreamy charm a winning grace, that maue us mutual, muii-eu iu. iui. ii, with Uie exception of Arnold's del- liously executed aria, the gem of the evening. The audience appreciated and applauded. But space forbids further particularizing, and we can only add a word for the delightful rendering of tlie JlalMuJah chorus; but we must say we missed the grand etiects or a powertui organ, wiilcn was wanting to give that weight and rounding grandeur Handel delighted in.

The ladles and gentlemen of the chorus deserve high credit for the sweetness and beauty they cave to the immortal notes, and their efforts were nobly sustained by the tinest instrumentation it has ever been the privilege of these bluffs to echo. The most ambitious musical effort ever tried in Memphis was made last night, and it Is with pleasure and pride we pronounce that effort a brilliant a grand success. Last night, if we mistake not, was an era from which Memphis wili date the starting point of many a roud musical victory yet to come. wish we had space to express at mere length our estimation of that trinity of talent that is comprised in the names takimr them in the order we find them ou the programme of Perrlng, llandwerker, and (tnougn last, not least! Arnold. They demonstrated last night of what achievemenls they are capable, and wo minn tne time win come, when, at some luturo day, young musicians who took a part lu last night's concert win boast mar, on mat occasion, they performed In a concert In which Arnold, Handwerker, and Per-ring were directors.

At the conclusion of the concert tho seats were cleared away, und many of those who but a lew moments ceiore had cDjoyed the great musical Jubilee, engaged In the dancing, which was continued until long after midnight. The ball was conducted quito pleasanUy, and overy participant will long recall Its delightful features, AMDS SMELTS. Ttia Eailier Cantata. To-night the Memphis Theater will be crowded with the vtile and beauty of the city, to' hear the rendition of the cantata of Esther, by the Esther club, whose members have for some time devoted themselvesqulte faithfully to their respective parts, and will fully meet public expectation In their cflhrts this evening, and upon the following nights. Already a large number of seats have been encaged, aud we may expect a full house.

It were unnecessary, in this connection, for us to say anything of the elegant character of this enteitamment, or the great pleasure in store for those who It will be one of the most brilliant entertainments that the people of Memphis have ever enjoyed; and not only for to-night, but for the two succeeding evenings, will this feast of music bo given to the appreciative and enlightened. All who expect to attend should lose no Ume in procuring tickets, so as to secure reserved seats. OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! Very cheap at JOa.B. SMITH'S, Mr Main kirtit.ll TUB -lE-IPliIM STEAM DYEI56 fll Mudlscn ttreat, frpan for tfca fn wism. at irWJi, st to ult the time.

ii, A. HU-bKMJfiKU, ITCprUWr. CALL. MtMPiiis, Deeembii 12, IsTf Mr.C.W. 41etBlfrAJ(lrrnau; Mes't.

A. O. Ttttber and ti. J. Xlr.

It W. Mitchell, MliooWtaUor: Gestlem en Approving of yonr course in the general council and school board, and feeling that the interests of cur ward will be carefully protected by yourselves, we, the citizens of the third ward, regardless of party or pollUcal preferences, would request that you allow your names to, be submitted to the voters of the ward at the approaching municipal election for re election, pledging ourselves to give you an earnest and undivided support. James Klder, 8. Mansfield, 11. Vnccaro, A.

Cxrdona, JamotOiincrou, Jame- Leslie, II. Fbllinot. J. H. Andrew, J.

II. -I'D Tilt, I. At. Hill, Jwepb Montedo-lco, a. vaccaro, J.Hartorlu, W.

it Anderson, Jowpll O. Andrew, Jobnrf. Powell, W. HchllUnir, O.H. Judah, V.

naclealuuo, A.J. wheeler, Thomas Rlvant, A. LoweD.steln. vlil Hasting, rtoeco, It. At Iirake, W.

Y. C. Homos, T. ILDUIanl, J.H.Kchltr. A.

Maudox, J. W.M'Cown, John I). Cox. HJVOtO. i.vw, Hush A.

HamlltOD, W.l. Landl. It. F. Arrata, It, LetdT, J.ll.Coffln, J.

H.Martin, J.H. Qulnn, M. App, Lou uabrie, J. l. Jamil a H0ii, Turner, li.

u. -roomer. and many others. LAW KBPOiiTS. Coiled State Conrls Hon.

11 land 111. laxt, lTtal-lD'a-. S03, Gillespie vs. "Woodruff. The argument of tills case consumed nearly all of to-day at these courts.

Several motions were heard in the morning. The peremptory call of the law docket will be resumed this morning, commencing with No. 970, Attorneys having papers belonging to these courts were requested to return them this morning. rirat Circnlt Conrt-Jndce Helakrll. No.

901, Southern vs Hoist, on trial; 2800, Sulioan vs Koen; 2S10, Howe Ma-dine Company vs Scollln; 2S55, Chamberlain vs Mutual Storage company; 2S74, Shelton vs Pritchard: 23S0, John-win vs Webber; 90, Burlin vs Anchor Iilne; -tiOft, Hollenberg vs Brewster; 001, Herzog vs Hite; 290.J, Urquhart vs Jordan; Klrtland vs Wylle; 912, Ingram vs Covington; 2913, City of Memphis vs Fields; 2914, Williams vs Harroll 917, Akcus vs Keck; 91S, Duff vs Robinson; ctal vs Da vis; 92, Burlin vs Bimset a.1; 93, Shaw vs Caldwell; 928, Blaydes vs Arbuckle et ai; 2327, Nelson vs Graft: 2930, Hartford vs Shelton; 2633, Cabb vs Randolph; 2937, Doyle vs Godwin; 2639, Williams Co. vs Har-lell; 2940, Vernon et al va Joiner; 2941, Goodyear vs Hill et al; 2942, Nutall vs Shelby county; 2913, Wilson et al vs Cheek; 2915, Orgill Bros. Co. vs Loudon; 2918, Sheervs Screlber; and Vicksburg packet company vs Louisiana mutual insurance company; 2951, 2902, 2953, Dillard Bron. Coffin ..,1,.

i 1 vs xjouisviiiu auu auviiie ianruaa: 2954, Edmonds vs Walsh; 2955, Bowler vs xiouisviue auu -tasiivine rauroau 958, Goldsmith Gans vs Gans: 2957 Falls ot al vs Lonfaville and Nashville railroad; 295S, Selden vs Smith fc Co, 2959; Andrews vs Edrington. Nreond Circnlt Coorl HaUey Jnii-. Court meets at ten o'clock tills morn- ins. The following cases constitute the calendar rorto-day: 1397, on trial 77. juitcneii aam vs Htewart uro.

79S. Blackwell vs Stewart: 799. Mitchell vs same ouu, same vsbte wart iiro. 4263, Deloachvs Sullivan et ai; 4209, same vs Sleppy et al; 437S, Bryson Camnvs Parker: 43Si, Stailey vs Mul len; 43S3. Pool vs Walters; 43S5, Hop son vs ti rant: 4aso, -laione vs urant 4369.

Searcy vs Bartarella; vs Frlck: Wi, Jonnson vs invior: .1333, Deloach vs i'oiK et ai; -ivr' carev vs ItW. umu I A ducab and Memphis railroad com I any 4wi, inompson ioo, nemng vs j-ocKe ct ai First Cliancery Conrt ClinaccIIer -for- r-i. The calendar is tne same as published yesterday, with the exception of one cause, j. iiememuer, I3, vs. li, O.

Oreill and Denlson. The cause isi was placed on me calendar mrouah mistake. The clerk and master re quests the attorneys who have the second prorater report in me case or the bans or west'ienneuee vs. Marr et al, to return the same to hn olllce. It is very valuable to him and he needs It Second Cliaueerjr Court Walker, Chan eeiior.

The following cases are set for to-day 1070. Hunt vs Atkinson: 1126. Dent vs -Sorturop; nou, ueoioru va Brreis: 1I6C, Wade vs LlayorooK: llh7, Mills vs JJovd 11SS, 3ieath vs Ford; 1197, Lowensteln va Jevy: i-ui, Anderson vs Hollenberg vs Rousseau; 12C3, Anderson vs cox: i0o, Jonnson vs uettis: 12G, Donoughv3 Reinhardt; 12G7, Joiner vs husdv: iw, vs itoonev: iu9. Uieary V3 'lracey; i', boutnern oi worKsv3 -National nans; i-u, rioagvs rsarnes: ii'i, -iiacs vs -irown: i73, Morrow vs'lopp; i7-i, uity vs Brink' ley; 127o, Compton vs Grilling; 1 0. Wendland vs Fowlkes; 1277, Seessel vs London layer raisins, ties, currants.

citron, nuts of all fcinds, aud a full line of line caudies. LYTLE SHIELDS, CAIIASAS. A fresh lot ju3t received. 71. ESCH, C70 Second street, oppo-lte Court aare.

New Eugar-cured hams and tcef- tongues. Just received. LYTLE A BUIELDrf. Graham Hour, cracked wheat, oat meal, rye nour, rarina. maizeua.

.1, tvt'D lrwvif rv Fine black cloth "Spike Tail" coats beauUfully made, for $17 50, at JOS. ti. SMITH'S, K7 Main street. "HOLE IX THE WALL." Drinks fifteen cents. Free lunch every day from 10:30 a.m.

to 2 p.m. Call and see George. CHRISTMAS! CHBIST-1AS! Just received, a tine stock of new toys and fancy boxes of all kinds, wax and China dolls and ornamental cakes very cheap. Before purchasing elsewhere call at BERTON'S, Corner Fourth and Poplar streets. Attend Robertson'a Basin oes College, Maxam's apple, peach, quince, grape, strawberry and pear butter, rlutn pud ding, and Wright's LYTLK A- Bill EL OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! OVERCOATS! Very cheap at J0s.8.BMrnri, 337 Main street.

Christmas decorations flowers, Craigs. In response to the calL of "Many Voters," I wiU say that I wUl serve as one of the council men of the fourth ward, if elected. m. nciuc. CAJJAXAS PURE ASD FRAGBAJiT, Ave cents each.

H. ESCH, 270 BecoEil street, oppoalte Coort Bqnarc. An Immense stock of oranges, apples and Malaga grapes. lill dt nu ixa Fine black doth "Spike Tall" coats, beautifully made, for 17 60, at JO-. 8.

SMITH'S, K7 Main street. Ctrrants. prunes, raisins, dried cherries, pitted cherries, extra peeled peaches, extra dried apples, citron, orange peel, lemon peel. JI-Ji- 1. UUs WEATHER STRIPS Effectually excludes cold rain and dust from doors and windows.

HOOK: LAG KILL, Bole AyenK aaiBcoonJ atreet. HARD TIMES. Until the first day of January I will l.f. Fmril. akdIa .1 I int.

Al. nf Uip II UJC.O.O. 1 .111 charce. on receipt ot the cash, or C. O.

or city reference, A oysters (select), per dozen, oystera (standard), per dozen, $5 GOj oysters per dozen, $4 50. Liberal discount to merchants. Sole agent for Howard it relebratwl Norfolk oysters. J.SiqN.4WO, 74 Cvfot-l ati-sJ, ileipiu-. Pr.OWtKa, bulbcn- roots, piants, bsi quets and decorations.

Cr.Ig's,379 ilaln, I it! Ftsn Macfr cloth "Spike Tall" coat, beautifully made, for $17 CO, at J-J3. 8. SMITH, 2tff Main i reef. E8TIIEM CIUB. Stranget3 vlsIUng Uie city this week to see Esther, will lind a nice assortment of goods suitable for the Christmas holidays, at OLIVER, FINNIE A CO'8 HI Main atreet.

BUSINESS SUITS' BUSINESS SUITS! BUSINESS SUITS! Very cheap at J08. 8. SMITH'S, Sj7 Main atreet. Extua cream cheese, pine apple Steltou cheese. Edam cheese.

Neufchatel cheese, ten pound square cheese, Swiss cheese. OLIVER, HNNin CO. LTViSGSTOS C0SPA5Y, ooawjnc Ann foeeios HAit kehs, FUSE 8TRO.T, KCT YOHE. Conservatively organized for doing Ibabuiiluexa of out-of-town banks, bankers, corporations, mexchanU and ludlvldnala. rjaaal Interest aUowed on dally balance.

CoUecUon made and promptly remittsd. KAftrtfTfOTuxfTm Mticucu. 118 op prmcj. pal citlea of Ku rope. IVIJiOSlON, NEWBERN CO- London Sr.

Sc. Sc. liOSA COSCHA CIGxBK. SOO Slain Street. Fou the Esther cantata and Knlchts of Pythias concert, get your kid gloves at anu-ooc a pair, at MENKKN BR0THHR8.

BUSINESS SUITS I BUSINESS SUITS! BUSINESS SUITS! A ery cheap at J03.8.SinTHri, 67 Main street. NiroEii- Tbe lnatantaneoca cure for nnmlgta. Ueo. W. Jonea cxM keep It.

GoToLcddln's Business Colleae. STEJ.MBOA.TS. POR CAIRO AND ST. LOUlrj. Hempbls and SI.

Lonla Fael-et Company For Hickman, Colnmbns. Cairo and Bt. lyiala, Hteamer HT. JCWEFH. Can't McPhetem mMter--S-BSB- Leaves aa above.

THUS DAY, Dec. inn, al a ciocx pjn. au. crtutui, Bnp't Mississippi River Elevator Company. FOR NEW ORLEANS.

Hrsalitr Meluphls and Sew Orleans k't FOE NEW ORLEAN3 AND THE BENDS. The elegant pa.E?er steamer 6tr. Belle Lec, Hlcn ixster I Grtssom. clerk Leaves THURSDAY, Dec. -ith, at 0 p-nx.

For freight or paeag apply to H. W.LlunTRCF.NE.Sapt. I- Madison street. GLENN VINSON, Agent, on Wharlboat.foot Conrt st. declG SI.

Lnuli and New Orleans rncbrt Co. FOR HKW ORIUANri ANDXHr. litftira. Thi flue steamer sJoIiii Kyle. A.M.

i w. t. Leaves WFJ1N-BDAY, Dec. 1Mb, at 10 an. 1 w.

uum-ui-1-, gap 13 aauiaoa at, Inclnnail and New Orleans Packet Co For Vlcksbnrz.Natchez and Hew Orleans. JOHN MORGAN -Albert titeln, master This decani passenser tleamer ff will leave as above VlTi VVEDNEBDAY, December Ilh, at Ui ni. J. T. WASHINGTON.

Ac't. dec 15 aw Front tire -Mfloor). ttu l.ouls and New rlen Purui 1 Co. For Vlckbbanr. Natchez and New Orleani- Str.

OLENCOE. J.B Calhoun, master This elegant steamer will leavo as above DVAI 'w. io.u, at. 1 J.T. WASIIINUTON.A-ent, tleel ao Front street Ccorl.

Regular Memphis and New Orle.ns Packet for the season For Vlcx-bury, Natchez, New Orleans and Way and itend land ings. Sir. Jno. B. Maude, J.

Bwlvit roaster 1 J. B. Bcdam clerk Lexves THURSDAY, December 17th, at i n.Tn.. noeltlvelv. The steamer Mande will pay particnlar at tention to an way nua oenu Dusinefs.

ier-chanu can rely on the strictest punctuality In ad entrusted to her care. J. T. WASHINGTON, Agent, dec4 No. SOO Front street.

Itesnlar Memphis and New Orleans Packet for the season For Natchez, New Orleans and ad Way and iJend landings, sir. Belle tee, J. F. Hicks master 1 Air. GrUtom clerk Leaves THORBDAY, Dec -ith, at 4 p.m.

positively. Tne tteamer Belle Lee wiU pay parUculRr attentlon to alt way and bend bu lness. Merchants can rely on the strictest pnnctnallty In all business entrusted to her care. J. T.

WASHINGTON, Asent, FOR ARKANSAS RIVER. FOft LITTLE HOCK: AND SMITH. The tine steamer Vovt Gibson, Eugene I'h Leaver THIH DAY, December pun- positively. For ireient or passage apply 10 JNO. N.

HAr.HIN.Bop't, li MailNon St. FOR WHITE RIVER. Itegular 'White Itlver Packet For Augasta, jacxraiipon ana ail way x-inuingv lllythe Weaver. LeavcaTHFI-JDAt, Dec.l7thvat."i p.m. Ap ply io 1.

luiiinui i nop i. 15 Madison street. POR CINCINNATI. Cincinnati and Memphis Packet Co. For and Cincinnati me steamer H.

t. Turner. MlUer master Clisnlas Leaves THL ItSDAY. Dec I.th, at a pan. Apply to It.

W. No. IS Madison street. FOR JOHNSON'S LANDING. For CroweUs, Uandolph, Follon, Osseola, Johnson, and all Intermediate Landings.

The ele-aut side-wheel steamer Mary Ament, O. K. JopUn master I J. W.Rhoues ciers. will mase tn-weeniy trips inrougnous tne year, leaving Memphis Mondays, WeaeI-y and nuays, mo ciock n.

For fret-ht or nassa-e aDDlv on board. win leave ou ner trip iu-ilj .1, No vember Sid. novZl FOR HELENA FRIAR'S POINT For Helena, Friars Point and the Bends, nil. WEEKLY PACKET. The elegant and Ceet side-wheel passenjer 'e master ei-7g Will leave as above everv Mondav.

Wetlneta- uay ana tmaay tnrouguout tne year. For freight or passage apply on board. CHEEK LINE. Memphis and Vlekshnrs Facket Company or -iciena, nars roint anu u-e n-a u. a.

toii to apoieon. JUJLiiiois, Mark R-Cbeek maNU.r. Leave MONDAYS and THUliaDAYS, P-XU xuii naruuiuj. A. X.

Wiaite, A Ueorjo llalone Leaves TUESDAYS and BATUKDA1F. 5 pm, rorrreism or passage appiyon UAU. H.L.naAhiT.ni' riuu, we iiATK corns to tirtr. For Bandnlph, Fulton, Osceola, and all Land ings on tne way t. aiaewneet steamer y.in-.ii Win depart as alwve on MONDAY, WKD-UOS- ua.

i ana. u.ki 01 eaca wee. For frei.ht or paasase apply on board. FOR ARKANSAS RIVEK. lUsular Arkansas Hiver Packet For l'mo auuq ancau ay i-tnoings Th new Ught-draajht steamer -f-Laniaieile, Jas.

Ilowlln maaier Levei the Mouth of the Kiver every FRIDAY at5p m- connectln with the ILLINOIS and A.J. WHITK for all points on Arkansas rtver to Pine Blnff. The ILLINOIS and A. J. WHITE will give through bUls of tadlnz to nil twtiTiF- nn Amnfi a- river lo riuv i The above steamers will make close connec tions.

FOR HELENA. for llcleua and Bay j-sooiDsa. xne stattnen ana comiortapie cauvt St. JFrjinci-i, S. I'aisettnia8ter DF.

Davis clerU i i-, nlMv. nrfirv TtiMflsv. Thnm. ay and iat unlay thromjhont the so-son. For rrehrBt or passage anpl on board.

IMFOETEB AKD ZrEAf.TB In IJQIJO Sfii Hain St MeaUs Teatu Notice to Skippers i.i., il, 1371, the warehouses of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad will be kept open for the reception of frei.ht for coucectlns roads iimn 6 o'clock. p.m-decI5 W. J. ROSS, Genl Sapt. V.

unvni KTOTIOH. rim ntih ta isovs nn-r. von ttfil Lrrr tijcr AMI) bHuki at tba Ktcil-rBOOt end 8h Main slroet. 3br aa yon will always be. suited tn styles and rtlce, p.

W. IfTEHLSft Propa. The following ilooih wo are DURING TUB PANIC, an3 are bpeclally worthy the alUattdfi of all desirous of parchaslng Elegant as well as Osofttl HOLIDAY AT VERY LOW PRIC.S, 20 pieces Blacl: Silk at 90c per yard, former price 25 plooes Black Silk at 81 per yard, former price 81 50. 25 piacsq Black Silk at $1 25 per yard former price $1 TO. 85 pieoea Fonson's Caokmiro Sublime at $1 50, esoslleitt valno at $2 50.

25 pieces Sublimo Qiaality 24-inck Gro3 Grain Silk, Hicb. Caokmiro ilniak and warranted to wear, at tS. recent value $3. 20 pieces Sublimo Quality 21-inck -Lyon's Slack Gros. Groin Silk, the best goods imported, of tke most superb soft Satin finish, warranted to wear, xt- J2 50 and S3, but wortk 83 50 and 84 50.

73c, 90e, 81, Lntely Sold at 1, 1 BIPh I APhn iiluil iiiluiiu I Extensive Assortment of Point, Point Applique and Valenciennes Lees, Lace Handserchiefj, Collars, Capes. Barbes and at an ENORMOUS REDUCTION. NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY REAL IMS FtfRS! Ladles' and Children's Furs VELVET AND CLOTH SILE AND FAR BSLOW Dress Goods, Alpacas, Mourning Goods and HoTxse-FnrTrifl'hiTg Goods, As we arc determined to Kcilucc our Xmiuen-u Stock before the HoIIdayF, we ahull oiler Great IlnrgtUna ta nil Department. 242, 244 and 24G Main HAPPY IE! SrGGEST THE WIUCH Hasdcome Calico Dressss, SI. Black Uros Grain Silks at 31.

ETenlas Sllka at 7Sc and Hi a yard. Ladles' Cloth Cloate at $5, Casheinere Saeqaes prices to close. Children's Furs at Kl Su. Ladles fur sets fiesl fire be Sets. GOODS ALSO, HECEITED FROM 5ETT Fancy Work Boxes at 85c- C-laa Tea Fcts n.

23c. Be-Idta oilier Hue Lace Handkerchiefs, 25a to Slo. Ladles' Silk Ties. 25c to S2 25. Initial H'dkf.

In boxes, 6 and 0. Lace Collars. 25c to S12. Lace Veils, 40c to So. Toilet Soaps In boxes, 40c to $1 So.

Lubin's Perfumery, 95 to $1 CO. Oils and Pomades, 25c to 25. Ladies' Baskets, 60c to $2. Ladies' Worksiands, St to S5. Lodiea' Russia Pocketbookp, si up.

Ladies' Morocco Portemonnaiee, 10c. Ladies' Leather Comnanlons. Embroidered Linen Bets, 50c to 5i ALSO- 01 -EUGSi CUBTASNS, ETC, ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY PROMPTLY FfilBO. 261 and 63 Main rriBE Btockholders of tba arm an Natlocal I 3an of Memphis ar hereby natiSed that thoAnnutl Icrlo: for TlUriten Directors, to urre tba aaln will tin held et Tuctduf, -SBusrrlS, 1STS, tke hoars of llo ckxk a tu. and i pjn.

Til "TXT olock'D-n3 I Vnr'frnlirhtftrnaauzeaDPlvon I WUl leave on her flrst ulpMO-4DAT4No-1 selling now at Lower Pricw tltt 1 and $1 73. 50, $2, 2 50 and LAC at Less than Panic Priors. CLOAKS, CASHMERE SUITS, SHAWLS AND THEIR VALUE. Street, corner Jefferson. FOLLOWING AS BE SOLD AT Striped Poplld Sew htriped Mlks ct 05 and 75c.

Ill TVool Cas-emr rea at 45 to 79c-Yelret Cloaks at Cmt et Imortetitfti. Ladles' Walking Oostuaies i tk -WW fabrics. Real illnk Far. at 10 a Set. Ermine sets at $1 far Cape and Jl-ff.

I0RK AUCTI0X A LJLB6E L0f OF Elezsnt Boxes at 1. Handsomo Dnsjc- Boik at 5c 31. Tojs at half pries. Point Lace Barbes, 2 to SS. Thread Lace Barbes.

31 50 to $7. Point Lace Collars, S3 to Slo. Genta' Hemstitched 25. Gents' Windsor Ties, 5 26. Gents' Scarf Rings.

50c to $1 26. Kid Glovee, 45 to 55c. Gents' Riding Glove-. French Jewelry, 50e to S3. Jet Jewelry all prices.

Ladies' Silk Sashes. lilies' Lace Capes. Irants' Embroidered DreK. Infant-' Caps and Bonnet. YEAR Street, Cornar Conrt.

Sl-ATE ATIOXA Bask.I December 12, tgw. A '-ba Btoekholders of ttu, ABaoEwlll beheld onTDtBDAY.tiiirSb lit January next, it their Banklrihow. far the rtirpos of eleotln. tnlrteeo Director- for tt anfalaj ywur, and tor the trrseoa of thct za-7te oroM-t-rri the jatets. open from 40 ajs.

to 4pjn. de II JOHS FREEMAN, CashJerT day oflDecem-er: -17-1 LI, 133 ice Bi f0H-Ea beelty i mm awawai aw set fo sorde Isneeeasti IhtsNov Attest: STBV Bek nsoa.so ear I abe ma oannoas tbe elQ le first wero a ae win 1 far Iv Ulbis ordei Ssneeewtt Tata No nnx L. ri $rbtreeBeli wsrs, irjscftoi Si hai Um Jpia'aift Slubacli tx-jca rat tne proa jreloreca He auk -lease of.