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THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL-FEIDAY, JA.2fTJA.JElY 26. 18 7Q. AMUSEMENTS, Bpaldlng p. atsc. LAST WIGHT B.

y.B. BUT TWO OF KdlJAY IVHIJ1U. N. 29TH, BeaeBl erf Mru. baalraM, When she wUl appear in her great pert of JC1DIA, in toe MUN JHBACK.

Saturday Matinee-CHB1BTIS J0HS8T05. Saturday Night 4. doable bill. I THX TOILS and OOHTBABAND, Lut appe ranee. ALICTCBI wu; te delivered tyth Very iUv.

FATHER BURKE, O. a O. Ia tne Hew 1 ener. MONDAY EVEHIKO. JASUkBY STtf, 13, at 8 o'clock.

lieufjotls for the benefit of 81. Peter's Or-phan Asylum- iimir In It relatione to Hiotf Th. Matlc of Ireland, with UlaU uone in Bods. th. hast amatenri viealUU of Memphis are to sing on this occasion.

Tickets FIFTY CENTO. Reserved seats, II. They can be eeured at anv time from 9 a.m. to 4 m. ANTS r.ic-L tlLoRMklacHANT-A experienced I Traveler wiaba an engagement wltb a immmanrtl a fFtXil flnL-OiaVM Urf.

UUfJ c-c-ia ooatiiy. hit mcL bimouM nd cmtenu ror glva. Aoaig" itu ATION As salesman in ibe grocery provls loo business, a long experience a- rafnr flflfH If'. till. A-Ii without board, for a family of three per Address Appeal omoe.

1 0T-To toy a int. r-nimproved. or with 1 11 Ml improvement, on or very near in. street ears Addles. iaung and price, care Appeal office.

If- L. rb.ia.tsc. MAN A man to take charge of HonHa in eh country; acout man nreferred 'be past refer aav-aa reoaired. call at No. 1 BouJi Court ireel or 1 ll DOES Every body to buy, sell or exchange gj their old won wi BmKn.HAMn Vnrnltnre eti.e.-s Household Hoods of aa kinds ought at ajg Basoad stress.

H. T. ULNNOTT, FOR 8Ak. -b-i iiTiTiDN-An A No. 1 plantation on R.nr.ninmaw Buos.

Arkansas, contain- tax VB acres aw under blgn state of cultlva niitniii. xlnnouse and u. 'octton us. wltb stock and 1 arming ni.nai Diefer ssls of balf Interest ony Inaojeof A YiJLkTT arltFrKl jM Front treat, np-stslrs. FUBNITUSS -A tha uamaak wli quire al No.

I Adams i Parlor Bat, Graen for naif value In set. JaM ClOTTAtaE HOC- corner of Ex A bargain can be oa. 1 i LOT Southeast s. id Meosa UteU app.j-.ug to C. Merchant log.

lo joe. No. Ml Hotroe iUMu Appiy on pramiaes. Iajgiy-A Talnaole tract of land for sale or autre lor c.iy property, e.evtn miits nr Munnnia. on ibe Hernanoo Plank A nnlv to W.

JcANER, SALE ORTOTEaDE Kr other prop-s" arti the city or lis suburbs, a lot on the north lde of Jellereon street, at inter section Charleston avenur. Apply to C. B. CXJLUCtO, IbU No. ID Maclson teeU h.i,MA KAIUtOAO BCHtP-We are an-O thorlaed the etLma Haiiroah to continue Bailing this scrip until February the Brat at nluei cents, when.

If any is leil over, it will be withdrawn from Ike market. 'uEKMAo NATION A-t. BNK. lau NetiNl ha J6-horse power xMrtabie En gine, emit by the employee oi tuM Jgani- phla and Charleston pu i- uk uu n.emlum al the ial Jfair This engine was botit irom selected mate rials, and Ibe work and atle is superior For particulars apply to aal BLtoAE. a.

M. R. Co. -a Di.Ks Orer One hundred head ol Mules jVl and Moraea. We have Jut received two ear toads of Moles, and three more to arrive.

Ldoexel mauoementa ohered to planters and Uaoars. J- JIj and Becond street. low as any the market. Apply at offloe md uverion at Is rear of Heeosd street rOTATOEP-aWII barrels Ear Kns- Early tioodncn; AMI DarreU PechbiowB; ui nmrrala Pinkeyes; SUJ baxreis London 9Ulj oarreia I i ax oarrala ion set, aaaaaa aa. gaSm IMiUGB A OO.

da Nos. let and jjj Front street. I ABU-1 a-ia; acres on Ooopar avenue, nxir Pnnii, axreat boulevard, suitable for garaener Butcher or milk business; a-'so, lit) last trout by is 'eel on Moeoy avenue, near Old roao, JUSt outaiue eeej ADPiy to S5j No. Ill Poplar street. irniiiKvi kl reaidence.

Jei IV atreeL a DDI? on premises noU UTB-On Walnut street, on time. Aptly bi Union at. taHA-'tttik uiACiK FOR RENT. lv.k Two elegant offices near the Appiy to oathur. It.

Attorne)-U-Law. 1 Monioc jaw t- PFfKH fAM oi i Mam op 1 nvBllc Court iraoare. Tae beat location in ibe city tor business, it quire of jajt a haKRlb. Jti Msln street vOMB ito baadsomely tarnished rcoms with ronrd. immre at tma omce.

ja 'I -HE HifcJjTANU UOMK PLACE, with iS acre of ground, two miles east o. ateui phis, oh M. At. kn. Apply to mb AitM.ir.Ni.

or JaJO EuKlKl-JHi ItKl.T 11 B. Court sU lOCBk A tine iwo siory brick dweiuug house, ltn nine rooms, gas, ciater eit. at itxtrngt iueet inquire oi jy HAEteJM, Main ttieet. roKA-aoOM-SK North Couxt street, Vkar tow. on the 1st ol February we stove to Ui acain.

1NELK LYON M'F'QCO. ui or rent or lease, or will se.l a lot cn JU at.ru ob aireat, balow Oesotu sueet, 71 by ibuleet. ROOMS-1 wo nice lront rooms on Bain street, newly painted and repair ei.li-Bbie lor offices or a mLLiuer estauilahnietit. Apply to M.JUli.EY KEksSAvK, 1ST No. 7 Madison stl eat.

HUOaE A cottage house. For lnlorma-llon apply at Monroe street, eornrr lliird. laal i HERE PLACE TEe Cherry Plaea," on May bain avenue. rn BUI It nnr.n 11 union HOCbE The large brick house Second si net containing fiileen rooms. Apply to J.

H. CASH, jet Em rtont sueet. vFslCE The very elegant office now ooon-t nlBd ov fatrlxar-Qo inaurante Company, No. 7 stadiaon ctieet. Poaseatlon git an 1st jrearuAjy icTz.

Also, the oasemeni omce nadar aaoie, and two nice offices in "Stanton Eloak." Apply to ubu. u. cEOCatk 'T. 17 Union or lai A. PARIES, 1 ladisoii stretU 1 'HtvkE oAoes in BUrilau hi- a rtUumc JIU BUAhU.

bCAEX- One Iron room, hanoaoioaly fur-LtBiied, with board; also, a lew day boa dere, at No, i Monroe street. Ja-g BOAS A front room and board al 17 Second treat. Jail BOAEJ BaAELERs- Two vary large and hand uu uont rooms, Ural ana second Bior et, now vaaant, at 101 Court street; each wall fulled loi gtnUeman and wife or amsul taatuj. Uay OuaiOara handsomsiy aooom. a ooated.

Reference given and required. II ooatB rine lara looma. uon sad back, appllca- IV with board, tan beoblBined by appiica- Uoa. with laference, al o.7S Madiaoi. street.

FERsUNmL, 'HE WoNlrkE Of TrtJS AUE-MlLUk UJEEL, in out snd talented Ijocueaa and oTBune TeJei list arrived lathi oily, and can be uostaollee tor a abort time only, ebe la endowed with a natural gilt of lore tailing ou lutcrt, present and past life, and oilers sitOO to any on thai can equal her in hat jiioissslfir and with sever secret that bo living mortal ever knew before, she will brink ms oat all an undertake bat UXactioa gtuuanieeo or no pay. Consultation rooms are tow located al toe laW OBHtBAb Men e.L, room No. 6. STRAYED OR ttlltLEN. STkERo 140 reward will be paid tor the return to me of the following datcribed which wsib stolen or allayed irom mv niaoe, on new Haitlgb road nail a mue ml.mi.at the Brick cnurcn: loiaybatik steer.

iiZm whltsitatr; 1 arge roan steer 1 arge roan steer; Ismail 1 ted white steer 1 color not ra inTTaitlllt Ihtyle.ton the night of the il tlSl uut. Usair return JOHN C. si ALE i STRAftD. ro-Mtrayad from O. Vcker a Co wTrehonae ob Exchange street, near JaEarV slx or seven years old, with aJestdSsodW.

paid or. be- r- -n FOR SALE OR RENT. SW- B-tor 10 Ftrd, "9 LOST. COW A red Cow sjd rmall red Calf no spot. HI rewBrrl win be paid for her delivery at avenue.

Orel corner uoefh of Poplar. JalS BOARDERS. BOA RDlfO Nice board, by day or week lront rooms, faint hed or unfurnished, to rent, with board, at gn Main street, up-talrs. dl TO TRDE. "0 TRADE An Improved Farm for asaw-1 ml 1 and fixture.

Ad res J. Tubus. th'i THE APPEAL IN THE CITY. Plate at hi eat the Dally Appeal eaa The Dan-T Atpbal can be had every morning al the following-named places in the city At Appeal Oouutlng-Koom, 14 Union street. At the news-stand of Joe Locke, No.

Zit Main street. At the news-tnd of W. J. Hansford, corner of second and Monroe street. At the news-stand in the Peabody hotel.

At the news-stand in the ommerolal hotel. At the news-stand in the Worsham house. At the newB-Btand In the Overton hotel. At the new eland in the southern hotel. At the news-stand of mmona A Son, No.

10 Jefferson street. At the news-stand of Win. spickernagle, corner of Fourth and Poplar street. At the news-stan on St. Louis wharfboat.

At the news-stand at Lanier A Eldrldge's, Second street, near Madison. At the news-stand of Hobbday, on Beale street, near Main. At the news-stand at the Railroad depots. At the news-stand on th Memphis and Little Rock wharfboat. At South Memphis news-depot, No.

60 Beale street, near second At as. Corwln's, ZS3 Main street, near Madison. At Paul Wright's, 296 Main street. At N. Johnston' uewa-etana, Mail streat, Wa'dran Block.

LOCAL PARAGRAPHS. Two large and beautiful lamp-pouts ra going an in front of the Peaocdy ho mm The 21st of February is the day fixed for the meeting of the stockholders of the Memphis and Charleston railroad. The police have been the means lately of reocvanng several lost children and re storing them to their bereaved parents, A. machine that whittles mushrooms ont of turnips is the latest addition to the kitchen hardware of a restaurant in this city. The Irish Literary association la now discussing the sufiragequeation whether It would be beat to have it qialifled ac cording to some rational plan.

The children of Musso are now "wards in chanoery." Our non-legal readers will find the ml! meaning of that expression by reading D.ckena'a "Bissk House." The Right Rev. Ni.es Pierce, Bishop of Arkansas, will arrive in the city this afternoon, and will officiate at urac church Sunday morning at eleven o'clock and Sunday evening at seven o'clock There will be a meeting of the Young Men's Christian Association on rnday evening, from a quarter-past seven till quarter-past eight, tor the especial benefit of those that ao not st.enu rcu gious worship, and any others that desire to attend. Mr. C. H.

Gleaaon, circuit court clerk of Panola countt Mississippi, and Miss Elizt Miller, of Memphis, were married at the residence of Rev. Dr. C. Collins day before yesterday. Immediately after the ceremony the happy couple departed for their future home, in serais, Mississippi The Methodist Episcopal Udlversily convention was In session au day ester Jbv debating the various features of the great scheme.

Two sets of resolutions were submitted in the evening, but not acted upon up to tne hour or sojourn ment. Chancellor East, of Nashville, is a member ol the convention. The criminal court succeeded in gat ting a full jury in the Wynne Cannon case at two O'clock, ine court then sojourned t-- ten o'clock this morning, rue folio ma is a llatof th jurors W. Greenlaw T. B.

King, W. McClellan, Wiilam Ringwald, L. sharp. Plain, Mi chael Clarey, R. C.

Floyd, 8. P. Led better J. Boyt, John Cameron, A. luffing wall.

The dowers which are to decorate the aalocn wnere the G-snd Duke will '-hop' tre now growirg on their parent stems Mew Orleans. An order has gone forth to an expensive nurseryman in That city to be able to supply four thousand ou two hours' notice. When everythiug she! have been definitely settled as to time jircurnstanoe and glory. then the nursery man will be telegraphed and the flowers will be sent by express. George Hilacd, a very respectable young man, a sah-maker by trade, was arrested on Wednesday night after com isg In from Little Rock on the cars.

A dispatch had been received by the chief of o.ice stating that be bad stolen a watch The young gentleman was locked up a felon's cell during the bitter cold of Wednesday night, and then was let out at two o'clock ves-erday, treoauae he was not the man. He was almost stiff with the cold when he got out. A gentleman named A. E. Beard, of Bolivar county, Mississippi, arrived at the Commercial hotel Saturday evidently suffering from chllla.

He once fook to his bed and sent for doctirs. He was waited on by Doctors uwll snd ttuian who labored hard for him but with no avail. He died early Tu-wiay inornlnc, having no friends to interest themselves in his behalf. On Wednesday Brother Wheeler went to bis room and mada ar rangements to have the body interred by toe Masonic fraternity. All house keepers will feel an inter i-B In the discovery of anything that will save them trouble snd vaxation.

The gas poker'' is one of these Inventions. I is designed to light tires quickly, escily and cheaply. The poker is an iron tube perforated with small boles at one end and open at the other. The open end is a. inched to an India-rubber tube connect ing wi.

a gas pipe in the room, and then the poker is thrust In among the coals to be ignred, and a match applied, la a minute or two there wiil be a cheerful fire In the grate, the poker Is then with drawn and the gas turned off some enterprising parties run a neat little business on Front atreet by dealing in Jewelry, pistols, dirks, metal ate be and things of that sort, and running a lottery in tne back parlor Many un sophisticated people have been attracted into uie utile parlor by these suave gen tlemen, and induced to invest in the game. Sergeant Dee, yesterday, believ instAnat the whole proceeding was wrong. arrested two of the boys and Introduced them to Captain smith, at the station house. They demurred to a proposition Men he hospitably made to them, to occupy tree quarters until this morning. iney wouio prefer putting upnriy dollars each rather than let their little bualn suffer by their absence.

The treasury department has decided that under the provisions of the four teenth article of the regulations of Octo ber 1, 1870, for the transportation of mer chandise wlthoutappra'aemenl, that when merchandise la entered tor transportation under this provision the port of destination should be placed on the same fooling, so far as the allowance of damage la concerned, a the port of original entry, and that the ten daya specified In the sot ol 17W should commence on the date of arrival at the port ol destination. So much ot artiole two hundred, revised regula tions, part fourth, as requires that damage on ibe voyage or importation shall be ascertained at the port ere the vessel originally enters, is suspended In oases of thi character, and the voyage of importation will be regarded as enrilng on the arrival of the merchandise at its destination. RAILROAD NEWS. The Saw Irleaaa, Jaek-oa northern Stad. The Canton Mall men'.

Ions a rumor that It la In contemplation by the man-tgers of the New Orleans, Jackson and Great Northern railroad to lay a double-track to (tcodman and diverge from tha. point to Kosciusko. The Leader la concerned about a rumor that the divergence la to be made from Durant, laaaavUle Alr-Lfae. General P. Neely, president of the Memphis and Knoxville Air-Line railroad, has instructed the engineer corps to commence the preliminary survey and location of the line, beginning a few mile from Memphis, and tnence to the Tennessee river, near Savannah.

The surveying party begins ita work tbts week. Fayette, Hardeman, McNairy and Hardin counties are working earnestly for the road, by private and oounty subBcriptiona, and the prospects are very na teriug lor the eo ni Dletii ton oi the road within eighteen months. Ties Little Back Boad. The Forrest City limes thus refers to the change of gauge on the Memphis road: "The work ot changing the gauge on the Memphis snd Little Rock railroad was began on last Saturday and completed on Monday. Trains are now running regularly, The new engines are the perfection of machinery, and the passenger coaches are gotten up in the fines', style imaginable.

Too much praise cannot be awarded the company, and especially the efficient superintendent, Colonel A S. Liver more, for their eflorts to make the road one of the best in the country. By February the grading will be finished, snd the trains will bs able to make fast tiaas between Hoped aid snd Little Boos. Cotton can now be shipped, aa the company are distributing oars at the different points on the road." rnaaEerlasHl and Ohio Boad. The Louisville L-dger of Tuesday says that i be contractors, Messrs.

Myers it of Louisville, will commence work on the Ohio and Cumberland railroad within the next ten or fltteen days. It is understood that work will first commence on the proposed tunnels at Qreensburg and at Muldrougb's Hill. The Mul-drough' Hill tunnel will be eighteen hundred feet in length, and the Greensburg only alx hundred feet. After passing Muldrough's Hill south the route to Greensburg, through Tyler county and a portion of Green, is very favorable, over an easy grade, and can be very oheaply built. The approach to the Greensburg tunnel are more dlffloult, but by skillful and careful engineering many difficulties bave bren overcome at a saving of under former estimates.

It la now dearly demonstrated that the proposed route from Worthvllle to Greensburg can be made at a cost Immensely below the cost of any other road that has been made in Kentucky. Indeed the ac' ual contract with Myers A show this. It will pass through a muoh wealthier portion of the State than the Louisville and Nashville road, or its Knox-vlll branch, and as a consequence Its local business will be greater. It wsa arranged at the Lebanon meeting that the ciounlies along the line ot the road were to simultaneously Issue their bonds tor the respective amount of stock subscribed bv a vote ot the people some months ago So it would seem that the prospect of this road soon reaching Tennessee Is uncom monly promising. AMUSEMENTS.

Lecture. The Very Rv. Father Burke will deliver lecture Monday evening at the Mew Memphis theater, for the benefit of the orphan asylum. The great lecturer will apeak music, and will have his theories Illustrated by some beautiful selections from the Incomparable melodies ot Ireland, which will be sung by the best amateurs of the with piano ao iiinaniments by Professor Perring Some of the finest gems of Irish song are of ancient origin, such as "The last Rose of Summer," and the singing of those songs by accomplished vocalists. will form such an attractive feature of the lecture that the theater may be expected to be well filled.

Taa Burns Fbstival. The celebration of the one hundred and thirteenth anniversary of Burna's birthday was duly CBltfOratttu uy iu a' uiirtjj 01 tuaw pueb, by a ball in the Waldrau block last night. ri'ere was a goodly attendance ot ladies and gentlemen, and much enjoyment, The programme, which wsa an extempore anatr, embraced dancing, recitation, i supper, and speeches, lhere never wai gathered In sny hall, salon or drawing room a plessanter party, and never was so muoh pleasure compressed Into so short a time as was enjoyed by those who had the singular good fortune to participate In the present festive occasion. Dancing commenced early. During the evening, Mr.

Shiels delivered "Tarn O'Shanter" in auperb style. The piece is a difficult one to recite, but Mr. Shlela did full justice to ths weird yet humorous poem, the grotesque creation of an exbuberant fancy, and the pUadits of the accomplished audience that listened to him were but a proper tribute to his very successful effort. Our Colonel Alexander was m'er of cere monies. Here he shone wrh unutuai splendor, and contributed no little to the enjoyment of the evening by removing all sorts of Ice.

He was not content with breaking it, but be dissolved It altogether and helped the most timid and bashiul to feel at home. Ths supper was ss merry as any part of the pleasantries of the evening The whole thing was emphati cally aucceceful. PERSONAL. J. E.

Sallkrs, Baltimore; Wm Hew-son. Friars Point C. F. Johnson, Louis ville. Muff st.

New York: John Polk, Kansas city; John Handy, Paris. Kentucky, and J. L. Parsons, St. Louis are guests of the Peabody hotel.

Colossi. Rob set Btsvemsoh arrived in the city yesterday. He visited us to be present at the celebration of Burns anniversary by the St. Andrews society and their friends and no one eo Joyed the testa! occasion more than be. May he be scared many vears to teenb others ho to "grow old gracefully." He leaves to day for his home in Mississippi, NEW PUBLICATIONS.

The Catholic World, for February, npons with au Introductory paper on the "duties of the rich in christian society," written in special reference to commun ism. oontalns good and friendly ad vice to the wealth class. "Ths Inter national society," is the title of another paper in whlcb the writer ahows that the labcr movement Is the great qneatlon of iheday. Assuming various ahapee and aspects, but gradually orystalislng into eumm'inisin, Mr spencer's Cosmic phil Bopby ib criticised by a master mind that puts the work through very severe logical analysis. The writer also takes occasion to fire off a few random shots at Comto and the posltivlsts in general.

The February number of the World 1b very readable throughout. The Aldus, for February, hsa ap peared, and contains twelve tine engrav inss, two of whioo, "Manifest Destiny" and '-Adirondack Scenery," are full pages. The editorial management of the Atuine has been entrust to Mr. Rlohard Henry Stoddard, who will be assisted by me most popular writers of the country, This elegant monthly art journal la pub lished by amee sutton flew org WATER WORKS. Arrangements Completed lor the Erec tion of our Waterworks Aa Abuad-ance ol Clear Water Promised the lit lara.

bv the rirst it October. On Wednesday night the contracts for ihe supply of machinery and pipes to complete -the water supply system of Memphis were periectea oetween the mpany and certain companies of the North, which were represented here by their agents. For the machinery and hydrants the contract was made with the Holly waterworks company of Lock port, New York, and for pipe and the laying thereot the contract was made with Gay-lor A of Cincinnati, who will have twenty-two miles of pipe laid by the mid dle of June. The necessary machinery and hydrants from the Holly works will not be ready to go Into operation until the first ol October. It la guaranteed that on that day the city shall receive a beautiful supply through all Its mains and supply pipes al any desired pressure.

Mr, tiouy himself and Mr. svetcnum are at present in the city making the necessary surveys for ths location of their machinery. The delay in the construction ot the machinery la due to fact that while we were debating and scrambling among ourselves about these waterworks other oilles were making arrangements to get the Holly system into operation, and so many orders ere ahead ot us that we have to wait to take our turn. However, It Is better late than never. When the works go into opera lion there will be ei Joy ment enough re-altud to ompenaate us for our long-suffering and Job-like patience.

We shall get clear water and plenty of it. The blessings of dear water may be realised. and such of us as are addicted to profan ity may be tempted to copy after an Ar-kansian, who, with his family, was re cently traveling on the Uherleston rail- ioad. and having occasion to go to the cooler, drew out cupful of the sparklirg fi aid and was so astonished at the coolness and purity of the pellucid draught that he turned round to his wife and exclaimed. 'Betsy, by George, here is clean water!" DEATH OF GENERAL EW.

LI. A', a meeting of the Confederate Relief aaiociation the following resolution was adopted WKkBJsAS. information is just received of the death of Lieutenaot-General Richard S. Ewell, a distinguished snd most bvertd member of this association there fore, Renulved. That a committee of three bs appointed to prepare and publish soils- bie resolution expressive oi saw umo b-tlmstlon In which ws held Goners! Swell and our grief at his desth, whlcb resolutions shall be spread upon ths minutes of the association.

THE WILD OaAPTBB In the days when tour-horse teams fur nished tbe only means of transportation between Memphis and the back country, there lived snd flourished character known as "The Wild Wagoner." No teamster In the whole country oould make quicker trips than this same and bis stories are even yet current aa excellent specimens of backwoods humor. His costume partook of his genial, devil-may-oare disposition, and was made up of odas-and-snda picked up alternately at lost cabins on his route and in slop shops that then made up the principal commercial feature of this oity. Hee Wsg-gener, st 817 Ml Main street, and he will tell you tbe remainder of this story. knows bow it is himself." ExAitxn the grate In this offloe. TU a grtat saving of fuel.

I nam Call on Cameron, at M0 Main street, ALEXIS COMING. Tee Grand Dake to Leave et. on la for Memphis on Salunlay Seal. Is a Uncut ow Ike Steamer Ureal Bepnbltr, tae floating Palaes el ibe Mississippi. should be Beeelvefl Here hjr the Bay or and a Cam ml Ilea al the Ueneral Cauaell.

Tom Scot Nowhere -The Prince Shades Him If He la a Blonde "Society" are do Soelete BoOalo Bill and A testis That Breastpin Programme far tke Great Prince). His Imperial Highness, Alexis, Grand Duke, colonel In the srmy and lieutenent in the navy of Russia, a grand cross of many orders, will leave at. Louis for Memphis on the Great Republic on Hat urday next. The St. Louis Republican of Wednesday said Thursday, bat as the steamer only passed up yesterday, It would be impossible lor the boat to start before the last day of the week.

Captain Thorwegan, commanding the Great tlt public, says that no expense has been spared on this floating river palace to make the trip ot tho Duke by river to New Otleans pleasant and agreeable. The boat will be the private property of the Grand Ducal party until their arrival at New Orleans. Besides visiting OTJB CITY, They will make short stops at Vicks- burg, Natchez and other towns along the river, and spend several days in tne urea osnt City, whence Alexis will take a "new departure" and do the South, visiting Mobile and other oities. As an earnest of the greeting that awaits him in the "GULF OTTT," we publish the following from a rhymer In the Mobile Register, who seems to be quite exhilarated over the achievements of T. Alexis killed a buffalo Hurrah! hurrah! hur rah! Alexis shot a buffalo and cabled to the Czar, The message o'er tbe wires has flashed.

The brass bands at tbe news have cm-- ad And Bison though be now Is haahu Should thank his lucky star. Alexis killed a Bison! Oh! happy buffalo! By royal hands and royal ball from this dull world to go. How envied, then, should be your fate For history will record the date When this young dating potentate Tour shaggy head laid low. Alexis shot a buffalo! Now let the tidings fly And Russia's capital will greet the news with gladsome cry, While Gotham, in its crowded halls. Will speak of both the Urnnd Duke's balls.

While every newsboy loudly calls To know "How's that tor H. Alexis sbot a buffalo and Europe "HowT" Why, just like any man would shoot an Inoffensive cow. You gallop to the creature's side And out a bullet In its hide And then away exulting ride And cool your heated brow. Alexis killed a buffalo! Just think of it, ye belles! And you. New Yorkers, young and old, most dazzling, stuunine swells.

Ah! Fashion now will seek to find How it can form a hump behind. Ho it can always bear in mind The plains where Bison dwells. Alexia killed a buffalo! Kish. Now let high oaten a That, seasoned well with Boutwell's aauoe. will make a spicy dish For, far off In the frigid zones Poor Catacazy often groans With olgglsh fish we make no bones.

But Grant them what they wish. Treating of this subject and his visit to tbe plaine, the Grand Duke says buffalo hunting and bear hunting has somewhat of Its dangers as well as its intense ex cltement, Just onough to make It Interesting, We wonder much what he would say after a catfish hunt in the Mississippi By ail means let us afford him the oppor tunity. Our "oats" and "gars" are not to be surpassed In size or voracity by those ol any other waters, and are fat enough to cheat the yrung Russian into the belief that In successful hunt ot them he had STBC0K ILa. Alexis is a plain, straightforward young fellow, and despises toadyism, especially the American form of if, and we believe would rather go on the aforesaid cattish bunt or a bear hunt In the St. Francis bottom, than attend all the balls In chris tendom.

As marking bis appreoia.ion ot this style of thing, and of those who pur sue it, a contemporary aays that Buffalo Bill waa presented by the Duke with a large purse of money and a very valuable aoarl-pin, which the great hunter will doubtless fasten his breeches wltb, for upper garments he has none. Alexis has an increasing admiration for tbe plains and the wild mbr who hunt there, for we are told that in tbe grand buffalo bunt upon Republican river, wherein he proved himself so gallant a Nimrod. tbe honors were awarded to the mus-ular prowess of the Indian warriors BUI" especially) who took part in the ohaae. It la easy enougb, with repeated shots from a rifle, to bring down the stouest buffalo; but to "go through" the animal with an arrow Is an exploit whioh indicates a prodigious strength of arm and chest. This is what he Indians present did, to the great astonishment of the young Russian, who saw with aurprlse the shafts, sped from the bows In their hands, enter at one side of the huge beasts and whiz to the distance of several yards ont of the other.

The phyaloal strength that can achieve such a result must, Indeed, be extraordinary, and recall? some ol tbe donbtful tories bold of Robin Hood, Little John, and he merry men of Sherwood Forest." Ai. x.s. is no doubt, splendid fellow. A blonde of "purest ray, serene," you know he is "serene highness" as well as imperial, be will no doubt, captivate our dame da soctefi as completely as he did "Buffalo BUi," who you also know Is "chip" of ths old block. Feted in all the large oities, he comes to Memphis to "BKK AND Happy fellow, happier far than the lucky fell the lottery made rich.

He will be received by the mayor and a committee of the general council, and escorted to apartments prepared for him at the Peabody hotel, where be will rest, perhaps, and perbape he won't, for you know "society" will be there to see. After the formal re ception he will be taken to see the sights, and will then receive a deputation otoiti- asns who will invite him to a grand ball to be given at the Overton hotel, for which Mr. I rtoblns is making ample prepara tions. After he LKAVBS MEMPHIS he will visit all the villages between this snd New Orleans, thence to Mobile, thence to Montgomery, and by rail to Louisville, taking the Mammoth oave in the way. In Louisville, the Ledger ssys "preparations have been set ou foot to give them a grand reception, including one of the most magnificent balls, at the Gait house, that has ever been witnessed in this country.

from persons now with the Duos! party indicate that tbe visit will be made about tbe last of this or the first of next week. The mayor and other leading oltiaans hsve telegraphed cordial invitations to the party, and a favorable answer is expected today or to-morrow. So that the BBLLkS OF LOUISVILLB and there are few of our ladies, married or single, who are not belles, of whose grace, and beauty, and modesty, and virtue, and Intelligence we are Justly proud may felicitate themselves on the probability that they will get to see the royal young Rubs, and can satisfy their curiosity as to how live piinoe from the icebound regions of Northern Su-ope looks snd beats himself. Bveu the divine Nils-son will sea rely create such a furor." After leaving Louisville hs will visit oiNomnATX. Ths plan there is, says the Enqulrr, to have the chamber of oommeroe formally Invite him, and then entertain him at the expense of about fifty oitiaons.

Public spirited oltiaans do not so abound In Cincinnati aa to render it necessary to name tbe fifty, A committee ol them waited upon the Burnett house yesterday to see if ths proprietors could better the usual accommodations any In the event of Alexis' sdvent. And so, perhaps, we are to see the handsome blooded dragoon after all. Leaving Cincinnati he will Journey rapidly to New York, and there Isavs for horns, where he has promised to meet ths "oraok" BMSRJOaJl YACHTS In May and June. The Philadelphia Enquirer, good authority on Alexia, "or any othsr man," says: "Alexis, notwithstanding his proclivity for slaughtering Dtuieioea ana bears, is a sailor, and, in the oapaolty ol mariner, Invited the Nsw York Yacht olub to send a squadron of their bast vessels to Russia during the next yacht season. As ths Grand Duks himself promised to be at home to reoeive our yacbtmen, the invitation was accepted and, if the Fish-Oatacssy business doss not terminate in a suspension of dlplo-nuatio relations between the Osar and ourselves, the greatest International yacht expedition that ever weighed anchor will sail from tbe shores of the United Stales next summer.

As there are oops to be contended for, the great rival of American yachts, Commodore Ashbory, will not participate to protest and see fair play." As evidence that the venerea. treatment and cordial reosD- lisn of Alexis is thoroughly APPBKOIATKD In his own country we append tbe following from the New York Herald, wiiuah says: "The Journal de St. Petersburg, a recent issue, speaks In the most congratulatory terms of the reception so-corded to Prince Alexis by the people of the United States. It ssys all Russia feels grateful snd will never forget it, and further sdds: 'The pesos of the irtd and the progress of humanity will be promoted by an entente eordiale between Russis sn the United States." ALBXtS TO BK 1ST ATHBN8, OHIO. It wonldseemby tbe following correspondence that the great Russian Grand Duke Alexis la also to visit Athens, Ohio, It appear that a commute was formed to addrees his highness note of invitation, of whioh the following is oopy 'To the Grand Duke Alexis "Your royi-1 father gave freedom to the serfs.

He waa six feet six Inches in night, and when stripped for the bath was the Great Russian Bare, Come to Athens. We will show you the college, the courthouse and the Marietta depot. These relics of a barbarous age will doubtless remind yon of something. Perhaps will make your friendship "more When we heard about the serf business there was considerable talk, and some friendly things were said. Gome to Athens.

Ws will show you the lunatic asylum, and you will see thst It Is Judiciously located. We will show yon are three ecltora both Republicans, Also, our correspondent of the Enquirer. Come to Athens. Yours. COMMITTEE." Tbe Grand Duks was so much affected at this thst he replied In his native Russian, as follows: Orl ritold bu stabs, yuken sormi legorf, butti tellu lie bloski hifur Athens.

Ultyur rumanwlstti snlotser clttl hornets redl, ani anolectacssy wflbl downonye lykea neskemo on a tanak andie." Which, being literally translated, la: "Ail right, old busters; you can saw mv leg off, but I tell you I'll blow sky high ror Atnens xoe remainder translate for yourself. you can LAW REPORT. Chan eery Channel lor Order of business for to-day Motion In Musso case; closing argument in Wells vs Carson; Grilling va Carver; McDade vs Duncan; Smith ya Fly; Loft va Quinn vs Lanigan; Gayoso Gss company vs Memphis Gas company, the last case having been set specially for to-day. first Circuit Canrs fleSSBeU, Jndge. All the oases on yesterday's calendar, except the two last, were disposed of upon tbe call.

Seventy-five oases in to-day, as follows: 426, Memphis Gayoso u-s company vs Murphy, et si; 625, Briggs Peterson vs Frayser fc Wiilett; 671, Boijis vs Wildberger, adm'r; 733, Crump, Moore A Co vs Moody dt Wlm-bish 763, mayor and aldermen of Memphis vs Cunningham; 764, mayor and aldermen of Memphis vs Fuller; 412, Cuneo vs Rb)1o, etal; 526, Briggs A Peterson vs Finnie; 528, Corey vs Briggs A Peterson; 778, Stevenson vs McKnight; 779 Jenny vs Hesse, Lavy Co; 780, Fowler vs Wiggs; 781, Williamson vs Holmes; 781, Fagaley A Winter vs Vinson; TBI, mayor and aldermen of Memphis va Martin; 800, Markham vs Bradahaw; 803, mayor and aldermen of Memphis vs Hlmsladt 808, Dibble A Co vs Merrill; 812, Sangater, ad rninistretor, vs Laird, et al; 818, Wool-dridge, assignee, vs Collsn; 810, Bauer A fJohle vs Hesse, Co; 820, fJrannon Summers Co vs Wormley Co 822, Duke et al vs Clayton, executor, Monsarratt A Montgomery vs Devlne, 834 Perry vs Crosby; 837, Wallace A Sons vs Malateeta; 839. Patterson vs Blook, Cam meron A Co; 841. Creamer et al va Mur phy; 846, Garvin vs Thurlln; 847X, Pleifer vs English et al 848, Church va rlobbins 851, Bollinger vs Welble; 853, Anderson vs Twoohig 8o4, falmore, administrator vs Mitchell 8bo, r-token vs rjait say, Her ring vs Stodard et ai; 867, McGregory Co vs Jones 888, Fahneatock vs Wade 871. Hunter v- Shelby oounty; 875. Still man, administrator, va Schoonover, ad ministraior; 891.

Mosbv, survlng partner. vs Speed A Strange; 895, Powell A Bush vs B.ack jc Bro; 890, Jdahan vs Garren executor; 8J7, Brunner vs Waddeil 902, Mo-by, receiver, vs Glasaick; 905, Wright va Spioer, exscutoa; 909, tireis hauer vs Ames, Keuiy it Go 914, Ford, agen', va Roberts; 919 M. and A of Memphis vs Marre 922, M. and A. of Memphis vs McRie 828, Southerland vs Reeves; 229, Jones Bros va rorrsDoe executor; 930, uarrabt dlvs Palma; 933, Kirkwood vs Duff; 842 Hine vs Brittou; 851, McDavttt executor vs Hanse1 A Biggs; 953, Harrison vs Sim mens: at ttikln va persons woe, wrign Mi Kiseick vs Bedford; 969, Miles vs Cockreli et ai 973, Cicalia administrator vs Tavlor et al; 974, MoHenry vs Orook 978, Westlake vs Kosenbaum Bros; 88 Waddeil bt al vs Dlnsmore; 983, same vs same; 984, same vs same; 885, Griffin vs Black; 1001, Mc4'ieen, vs Koson baum 1007.

ack vs Austin; 1015 Wolf vs Hodges; 1016, Moder vs Wai 1023. VanPray A Co. vs Khn; 10i9, May or and Aldermen of Memphis Gailena 1030. Clifon vs Dougiss; lo, Hrlggs Peterson vs Tsylor, MoBain A Co. Circuit Court Judge Halsey The argument in the esse of Apperso against Byuum will consume the morn ng seselon ot this court to-day.

At half st one the following oases will be called tor tria 1876, Hardwick A Mealis vs Glover; 1528 Walker Bros, A Co vs Dex teretai; 1497, Krcmer vs Cockreli; 1677 Johnson vs Collins; 1579. Holloway va Williams et al; 1587. Johnson vsHkipwitb lofcil ilurr Jtdovi Winn; 1690, Dean vs Jones U95, Defiles, et al, vs Msmphl Cltv Traveler company; 15M, Brlnkley vs MuwLun et ai; 1598, Woods vs Robins 1601, Harris, et al, va Gayoso Savings In Hiiu ion; 1602, Sobwab A Co va Cole; 1603 Friedman Bros, va Cohen; 1604, Ware va Hill, et al lbOb Hughes vs Hen wai; 1607 State, use, etc vs Donovan; ibll, Moeuy vs itumn, et at; 1614, atcHonough vs usa gle; 1617. Ward fc Briggs vs Taylor, Cook ZU0; 1618. Lytic at Co vs Meyer; 1619 Herndon va Curry; 1621, Moore va Moran 1K44, Miller vs Jttddius; 1628, Lyie vs Swanlsy vs Howard: 16S0, Patterson vs Bryson; 1681, Halaban vs Miller.

A CORRECTION. The Continental From Sir CoimnanTAL Cotton Prxss, Mttniihls. Jnnunrv JA IKTi Editors ol ths Memphis Appeal: nnr. a. a.

n.eeiing, who furnished me the statement published In to-day's Ap "sal, desires me to say that his oommu nioatlon should have read. "I caused to be loaded on the head forty-one bales of cotton on a Mississippi Central railroad oar-' in place of a twenty-eight foot oar. Yours, etc, J. W. o'BANNON.

GREATEST SALE OF THE SEASON. A. BEBSSEL A SON'S Entire disposition ot their RETAIL HO SIBRY STOCK. Odds snd enda, ladies and children's, men and boys' Hosiery salary Cheapest goods offered yet! These goods are offered extra low, previous to closing our retail department. The stock embraces a variety of first-class, regular made goods, at less than importation price.

A. SBBSSBL A SON, 259 Main street, opposite Court Square COPELAMB'S ASTHMA CURE. For sale by J. B. Hills, druggist, 281 Main street.

Coskcbial Fit Li citt. Nothing tends more to eonuuDiai happiness man cn emu ana healthy Infants and children. Mrs. Whit-comb's syrup Is the great children's uoolhing remeuy. Sab Frrnjse.

315 Seoond street. Tata best of flour is used In the manu faotureoi Oliver, Finnie A Co. 'a self-ris ing Hour. PUSH'S, 815 Second street. Oltvsh, FinnibT A Co 'a self-rising flour Is lor sale by almost all retail grcosra.

Job locxk, 2nH slain street, has the largest assortment ol Magaalnea, Pictorials and dai lies In the oltv. THX cheapest and beet LK-lng and Cleaning house In the city is at Ms Second street (Hunt Si Hanson old stand). HAN BON A WALJbUUL your grocer lor Oliver, Finnie A Co. 'a aeif rising flour, so you can always have goou biscuit, A cbktuky ago the tipper Jtlue-Liek water waa used only by vast herds of buffaloes. It is now the most popular mineral spring water of the age, and the best alterative and aperient known.

Supplied in oases of two dosen bottles, filled carefully at the springs. An excellent thing for family use. MANSFIELD A HIGBEK, Wholesale Agents. Job Lo kjb, 236 Main street, has tbe Ledger, Weekly, Fireside Companion and all the leading publications. Call on Cameron, at o9 Main street.

ST SB Fimsa, 815 second street. Rolling- Pin's almanac at Joe Locke's, 286K Main street. SssadvertiarMant ef Dr. Butt's DUoenaau-, headed Book for the SUUm-Jfjnusje Quids in nnAPr oolamn, It shooid bs need by all RIVER INTELLIGENCE. Rtvan and last re port the river here has declined five inches; at Pittsburgh, nine Inches; at Cairo, nve inches; st Vlcksburg, eight inches; at Louisville, seven inches; st St.

Louis, one inoh. At Cincinnati there waa a rise of five inches, snd stationary at New Orleans, Lssvenwortb, Nashville, Omaha and Shreveport. At Shreveport and Vlcksburg there was a alight snow rain at New Orleans; oloudy sod fair at other points above named. The weather here was clear and oold, colder than since 1852, so said by the knowing. Nine feet of water Is reported st Reeve's oar.

The Arkansas Is stationary. Boats Lbavino To dat The regular trl weekly United Stales mall packet Phil Allln, Captain James Lee, leavea this evening at four o'clock for Friars Point and all oosst landings. Stack Lee and C. Harris are her cniel secretaries Tha regular United States mall passenger steamer A. J.

White.Captaln Mark Cheek, leaves this evening at five o'clock for Napoleon and all way landings. Mr. B. P. Fields and Charles Sharps are olerks The regular Monday and Friday coast packet Frank Forreat, Captain J.

G. Andrews, leaves this evening at five o'olook for Fulton and ail way landings. Mr. Otho Jopiin is chief clerk The floe steamer St. Francis, Captain H.

Bowman, leaves as above, stopping at all way landings between here and Helena. Her hour of departure is five o'olook this evening, Ham Paine and Billy Dean clerks. The passenger steamer Thomas H. Aden, Captain Eugene Smith, leaves this evening at five o'clock lor Pine Bluff. Little Rook and all points on tbe Arkansas river Mr.

Pat Morrison and Billy Willis are clerks The John Kyle lesves tbla evening ai four o'clock for New Orleana. Captain Burke commands, and Mr. Brown otfioiates as olerk The Mary McDonald, Captain Greenough, leaves this evening at five o'olook lor Cairo, St. Louis and way landings. Captain Lusk holds forth in ths offloe.

Abkivals CHasgow, New Orlesns; Allot Di.ua, New Orleans; Richmond, New Orleans; G. W. Cheek, Friars Point. Dardsnelle, Arkansas river Potomac, Cincinnati St. Joseph, St.

Louis; Mary McDonald, St, Louis; Undine, Osceola; Frank Forrest, Fulton; A. J. White, Na- poieon. Depastures Glasgow, St. Louis; 3.

Joseph, St. Louis: Alice Dean, Cincinnati; Richmond, Nhw Orlesns; Poiomao, New Orleans; W. Cheek, Friars Point; Undine, Cs In PoBT-Pbil Aliln, DsrdaneUe, Mary McDonald, A. White, Frank Forrest, T. H.

Allen. Business at ths Whaef Business waa more active, not withstanding the fact that it was severely oold, and those engaged had the full bentfl. of it Tne A. J. White arrived from Napoleon with one hundred and tl-rty-two bales of cotton, one thousand scks of seed and a lot of sundries to order The Frank Forreat, from Fulton, ruught in eighty-five bales of cotton and i oe thousand one hundred and twenty-1 sacks of seed The Richmond got i tl late last night with eight hundred balsa of cotton, three thousand and one hundred sacks of oil cake and two hundred tons of wsy freight The St.

Joseph departed with fifty bales of ootton and a lot of way frel ht, for St. Louis The George W. Cheek left for below with a good The Will S. Hays and Undine departed for the upper coast, with fair trips Tne Phil Allln, from Friars Point, brought in three hundred and Ave bales of ootton sod six hundred sacks of seed The Potomac, from Cincinnati, passed down, after putting oil forty head of stock The Mary McDonald and St. Joseph brought in good trips of grain and produce The Dardanelle came In with one hundred and eighty-four bales of ootton and seven hundred and eighty-one sacks of seed The Alice Dean, six days out from New Orleans, with a barge in tow, passed up wi six hundred tons, including five hundred hogsheads of sugar and seven hundred barrels of molasses The Richmond, irom New Orleans, arrived with two hundred snd seventeen bales of ootton, nine hundred and forty-nine sacks of seed, and sundries to order The Geo.W.

Cheek brought in ninety -seven bales of ootton and seven hundred and nine sacks of seed The Glasgow parsed up early yeetetday morning, without doing anything here. From Otkbb Points. The steamer Alaska, which left Cincinnati with a heavy cargo of pork for the South on Saturday night last, struck ou Bsoon rock, near Cairo yesterday forenoon, and aunk. It ia reported that she will break in two. Tbe water was gaining rapidly on the pumps.

She is owned in Cincinnati, is valued at $36 000 and is insured In that oity for $22 000. Her cargo ia valued at over $100,000 There are excellent prospects for another freeas-up at St. Louie There is but four feet of wate-from that port out TheSt. Loula Republican Bays: "Captain Thorwegan, of the Great Republic, informs us that the great floatiug palace is in prime will be all ready for his imperial high ness, the Grand Duke Alexis, en Thursday. Everything haa been done to afford tbe illustrious party a pleasant and agree able trip.

The Repnbiio will not run at night The uomet, which struck the dam at Bufflngtoti on Saturday and sunk, waa raised on Monday.and will be docked when the river rises Captain Gus. Brown haa taken command of the Ada Heilman, and Is running heri the Cincinnati and Nashville trade. By Telegraph. Evansvillb, January 25 Weather cloudy and very oold. Mercury la this morning, and 24 this alternoon.

River haa fallen 4 inches, and is full of floating loe. Down: Gray, Sam. Nashville. January 26 River falling, with 24 feei on Harpeth Shoals. Weather cloudy and oold.

Cincinnati, January 26. The steamer Alaska, bound from Cincinnati to New Orleans, struck Bacon Rock this morning, breaking in some of her timbers. Hopes were entertained that she would be got off as the Bckert is there. At last accounts the water was gaining slowly, and apprehensions were ielt that she would break in two. She had eight hundred tons of miscellaneous freight, seven hnn dred being from Cincinnati and Insured here, River 8 feet 6 icohes in tbe chao uel, having risen 0 inches in the pest twenty-four hours.

The steamer Ohio No. 4, from Pomeroy, reports ioe in the weakest rolaoea three or four inchee thiok The Boston departed for Portsmouth, but fears are entertained that she will not get through. The st ash vine started tor iNew Orleans, but only proceeded to tbe toot ol Fifth atreet, when she returned. No boats ieft lor below. Caibo, January 25.

Arrived: Alaska, from Cincinnati, 9 a. Thompson Dean, New Orleana, 3 a.m; Andes, New Orleans. noon; Sioux City, St. Louis, p.m; ureal Republic, New Orleans, 8 p.m; w. Lewis.

Vicksriurg. 6 m. Departed: John Kyle, for New Orleans, 9 p.m Valid, New Orleana,) p.m; Sioux City. Arkansas river, pm; Andes, Cincinnati, 4 p.m. The Alaska is unloading here, but will probably go on her way to Mound City to-morrow.

Several of her timbers are btoken and planks sprung, but sbe Is not leaking badly. Kiver has fallen 5 inches Weather oloudy. Thermometer 26. Ptttsbcbq), January 26. Weather clear and oold.

The Monongahela haa 3 feet 8 inches in the channel, and railing. The Hate rutnam is reported aground at ilea ver shoals. No arrivals. Louisville, January 25. River station ary, with 5 feet In the canal, and feet In the chute.

Mercury 1ST at six o'olook this morning, and ii at nve this alternoon There is considerable shore and floating loe. Arrived: Baperanaa, H. Durtee, Ex change and Mary Houston, from flew or leans Departed: Nick Longworth, for New Orleans. St. Louis, January 26.

Arrived: S. Merrill, from Cairo. River has fallen 1 inob, and is full of heavy loe. Weather clear and ooid. The underwriters gave notice to-day that no cargo risks would be taken for the present.

Nbw oblbans. January 26. Arrived St. Marys, from Memphis. No depart ures.

It has been raining au day. Ir there la a merobant in Memphis who thinks advertising dote not pay, we would suggest that he go to one ot the business houses who advertise extenalve-lv through the columns of the Appeal, and remain only one hour, and 11 be does not go away convinced oi its potency, we are muoh mistaken. If merchants would increase their trade, they must Increase tbelr advertising; and to do both no better medium exists than is offered through the oolumna of the Lee County Journal, pub lished at Tupelo, Mississippi. Kates low, Oooobjnb dresses the hair oeaaUxnUy. Job Liocka, 2S8X Main street, has Les lie, Godey, Harper, Lippinoott, and tbe Pbrenologioal for February on his counters.

All in want ot garden and flower seeds. Irish potatoes, fruit trees, evergreens, olants. etc. will find it to tbelr intereat to call at the new seed store of Hatch A 8S Union street. A.

F. DAVIS, noose miu ye 1 aot data promptly executed at reasonable rates. Go to Joe Locke's tor the latest publi cations. Hbat, Compost and Economy. This yon will get by haying your grates set with demon a improvement, caii at saw Second atreet.

Soohomv Take vonr fall olotalna to the team Dyeing and Cleaning Bouse (Hunt A a Ola suuxaj, bw oeoona street. BAiisua at A lift rtn. Fob ceuOBS snd throat disorders, use Brown' a Bronchial Trochee." having proved their efficiency by a teat of many jeers. I But Oliver, Finnie A self-rising flour from your grocer, and save money. LOCAL NEWS Go to Leddin-a College.

-Attend Bo bar-toon's Bn sines Oollsc. Thos. Cabbtns, bricklayer, Main street. Armstrong's Photographlo Gallery, No. 2U Main street.

Three fsnJtles gem pictures for fifty cent. THE 6REAT Clearing Sale -OF- A STILL FURTHER REDUCTION roB- THIS B. LOWENSTEIN DRESS GOODS, At Lass titan Cost SILKS. At Less than Cast. CLOAKS, At Leu tban Cast SHAWLS, At Less than Cost FURS FURS, At a fireai Sacrifice, WOOL HOSIERY.

At a Great Sacrifice, UNDERWEAR, At a Great Sacrifice. CASSIMERES, At a Great Sacrifice. DAMASKS. TOWELS, NAPKINS, LINENS, WHITE GOODS, HANDKERCHIEFS EMBROIDERIES, LACES, RIBBONS. MOTIONS and TRIMMINGS AAV.

VKatl HUGH laDOCED. FANS I FANS B. Lo wenstein Bros 242 ami 244 Maia 8t. CORNER OF JEFFERSON ST. Bona Fide Clearing Sale OF- BOOTS AND EUrihB nwbfi 326 Halo.

H0E8CMER. 326 Male. OA VINO DETEBM1N ED TO DEVOTE U. my oadivldad atuntton to the LEATHER AND FINDINGS TRADE, I shall from the first of January, sell Boots and Shoes at Cost ROES CHE ft, 326 Main Stmt, sarsign of the Bit BOOT." dees. tti3iiaiieixaao.

OERINCER RIFLE AND PISTOL FACTORY 8R0NAU6N M. DERIN6ER 4 Successors lo Ubbbt DaBxnesra, Sole in ventor and Mannmeturer of CSENUINE OERINQER PISTOL, So. SOT aMl sm Taaanrtn aMswea. In the rear ol ail North Front, Philadelphia, roan i van la. Would Inform the public that they eontlnae to manuiacture tnetr ceieoratea are arms.

of all sis a and different styles of finish, at ther long-established and well-known Fac tory rrmadeiphia. Basra. F. H. Clarke at aseooj agtamiai COBB, DOLHONDE A Ceroer Waietft aad TMrd Sto ST.

L0UI8, MISSOURI. COBB, DOLHONDE NEW ORLEANS, LA. San'l Commission Mercbants. Provltlans, Broadstufs, Whiskies, ASsmiB for the eeletoated J. Mliisr Chloken-Cock pore old Bourbon and Bye Whiskies.

Also, for other Weatarn Dlatlllara and RboUBers. Oonslgnmenu and orders sollelted tor Western and southern prodnee aenarailv Hash advanoea ma a. a7 Maw PVBBX ONE BIB OWB DOOTOB Being a LU private inurncior lor married those about to be married, both male and fa- I mala, in everything concerning the physiol-oev and relation of oar aaxnal system, and the production and prevention oi offspring, Inc Gding all the new dUooverles never be fore given in the English language, by WM YOUNG, M. D. Thi is really a valuable and interesting work.

It Is written in plain language for the general reader, and la illus trated with numerous engraving. All vonn married people, or those oonternniat- lng marriage, and having thi least Impediment 10 married li s. should read this book. It disclose secrets thai every one should be acquainted with: still it la a book that must be locked up and not let lie about the aoase. It will be sen to any address ui receipt oi 60 nanta.

Addraaa Dr WM. Y'iDHQ. -o. arg Spruce ai reet, above Fourth, Poiiadelphla. aar Aruirtau asu onrjBlUHAllfc No mailt what ui) be your disease, before yon place oarseif under toe ears or any one of the QUACKS native lad foreign -who advertise this or any other paper, gat a oopy of or.

xoaug- Boost, ana reea it sere in! ly. It will be tbe means of means of saving yon health, and rxuubly in be oonaalted on any many a dollar, your vonr Ufa. Dr Yoonkcan ee oonaalted on any of tbe diseases described In his publication tor mail or at attorned, sto. sis apruse sir est. aoove roarm.

auww STEAMBOATS. FOB VICKSBUBG A NATCHEZ. Par VITearg. Baleaea aaMl tha I CAPITAL. CITT Oranslar, captain This elegant and swift steamer sr will leave as above 4Msbbbbbb hbtukuay.

irth at 10 aja. Freight received ai the Ht. bonis wharfboat. W. S.

DILL. Agent. gl KiiikM. CALVEBT. anp't.

FOil CAIRO AND EV AN8V1LLE. Ualro aad alv-u The MAHY McCONAtJ). Thi elegant steamer will as aoove this DAY, ma insu, ai p.m. W. ui i.

2 LESI. CALVCBT, aop't. FOB CINCINNATI. For Cinelnoati. Usiisssn I ror Biro.

UvaniviU, LBHUSTtiiS ana The One passenger and freight steamer Emma Fiaya tmutt Wise master. Will leave HaTUHDaY. lnsc. at 5 pjn. ror freight or passage appsy on oraara or at D.

Agent, ag gat rmn, r-M FOR JSEW ORLEANti. St. Louis Mew Orleans Packet Co. For New Orleans. Btr JOHNKYLrS Burke, master This splendid passenger packet a will leaves above BBssaBBBBB TU IB DAY, at 4 p.m.

For freight or passage apply to J. T. WAMtLLNtiTON. Agent. j3g No.

6 Madison street. FOB EVAN8VILLE. Far KvaasvlUa. The eleBanipsassngsr steamer Hani Fllsgerald. John Urenougb oleric This splendid sttamsr will leave a above TH in Usx, ma at a p.m For freight or passage apply on board or to BICH'D W.

IilQUIUUlaNli, Uen'l Agent, it aa front FOR WHITE R1VEK. St. Louis and Unite River Packet Co ror Angn.iaanu Btr. olOUX .0. irons, master This elegant steamer win isavo Mjem as above BBBvasa SATURDAY, Wth at 4 p.m.

For freight or passage apply to jgs T. Agent. FOB ABKANSAfl RIVER. M.uapnl aaxl Art assaa Ml ver fj. S3 Stall Line.

For fiuB a.uff and Utile Book. Btr. T. H. AxOtH Kngf nr anslM.

asaaii Leaves HI DAI. ui lasc, a TTl BBSSBBBBS For freight or pasatge apply on uuamui to Office on Company' Wharfboat, Foot of Court atreet. II. aa FRIAR'S POINT AND BENDS. rrtar'a dial.

rfSIMS sal PBll. AitlP, tBtayaa Memphis Monday, Wednesdays and Fridays, al connecting at Helena wltb the steamer rtaona iut potnta on U'AngnlUa river. Ta WHITE LITTLE BED RIVERS Manspaua aklieasd Uitle Bed Rivers U. ra. Ball AJasa.

For Helena. DeVaU' Bluff, Bearer. Augusta, Jackson poit, and ail way Landing. The niegant Faaaengar Steamer USUAL TKND1SB j. Ajhioromast Loavrs Memphis every TTJSJJDAY, at fVrt IW ST lr.

JE--4MA C. EL.UIUTT. -J. U. aSUioima-swr wuvsa.

TAav- uZTiZ Hmn tst lift t. i rtUiioftLl MONDgvYStvad TH Kou a k50in and KixN tayDA, a 1(X aAlL'tteJ lO, COUaiiif VA 'WU. Jail i PromtaaaMle, lool ol i trwan. FOR HAILE8 POINT. Memphis and Hall as Foiut Packet- for QSUtB 1UUJI lw ti FBiNK FoBaOT J.

t. Andrews, master This elegant ie -mar will leave mJBammme Mauipnls for Hants Pelnt andlBM way point KVBBK MONDAY ADT Hi or freight or passage apply on board. IB FOR 3BKANBAS RIVER MatBBfclt BBd ArfcaBstt River PteJiet Ce BBBy U. 8. stall Ub, THK KLEUAJTT PABBKNQBH BOATS Of this line leave Memphis lor all point on Arkansas river OBI DA Tit AND MI 3 ATM, at P- For freight, pasaaga or other Uuormation bddIt to W.H.KJENNEDAY Agent, Office on Company's Wharfboat, Foot ol Corurt atreal FOR NEW MADRID.

lega ar Beuipato sad i a Bsr Fast I For New Madrid, Point Pleasant, Fniton, Use Ola. tae Bends ant intarnpedlate Landings -The tteatuar nun WILD HAxB T. ananuon, maatsr j. r. a 8hmuu olerk This elegant passenger steamer will leave aa aoove Vain i aillJltiJa.1 supja.

For lrlgut or i.ssage apply on board or to Elliot millbh. Agent, No 2 Promenade Btr rat FOR NEW ORLEANS. i FBBRTJAltY 1. 172. Then Bgninceut Dsasenger swamar LKK.

FranJs Bleks, aalei jonn s. ao.il visa, ciara. ggrlLL leave mis city on WEDNESDAY ornary tiu. i.b. -tiitubi VV F.

brnary 7tb, arriving New or I i.hTn.iv Mru. 2ivlni ex-. nr fStv dnrina inntat. fl n.i in the -J, tha liBMi lira Uoiidava. DepaiUng.

wiL i. otibubb on har an IriD Baturday Feontary Din. Booms can be oDiained for the excursion by applying on oosru or to B. W. lXUHToUBN hi, uen'l Agent, UM Front street.

W. M. K15N19BT, Agent. Regular Menpbis aad Now Ortttaos PAULE1. For New Orieaos aad tin Beads, IsjgiatT-T- lB71i8711.

Ths Elegant Passenger and Freight Sttamer BBBBI BtLLt Ltt ABtaa m.t. msiiBi I J. B. SnJJj WUl leave Memphis for Hew Memphis for iotiowsi 8 7 I Tharaday- xo vein oer 13th. at 9 pjb November JJth, atipm Tharsday Deoambar I tin.

at p.m rnursoay. Wednesday agth, at pjr i nrOi anuary uui( at p.m January th, al 5 p.so rsnrnary rut, at a p.m eomary Zu, at 6 p-m Thursday 7th, at a pan rnursuay March list, at 5 p.rr R. W. LlaHTBUBBS. Agent, OS Front street.

W.H. EENSEDAY, Agent, FOR ST. FRAiSCIS RIVER. ST. RAftCIS T.

B. assn TtjT. Will leave Memphis Tttbbsatb and Thoss-datb, at ft o'clock p.m. BVir fratghl or paer apply rr hoarrt.mr" FOR HKLKMA AND FKIA.i'8 POLN1 Far AUBtiB. 0.

Friars mm. The reliable, tlrat-oiaas 600. W. CtlOON CHEEK. master, Will ran regularly, aa above, leaving Mem TUBStiai.

laUriBUAt and BAT rjSDA T. Dunotnaliv at 5 om. For freight or paaaegB, apply on board. Far Nslatm, FrhVt PoWi. Baaias, WMb 9HW tka Ths hi tad stataa Mall Packet A.

J. NE. Will leave Memphis MONDAYS and f'bJ DAYB, punctually at ft pan. ror rreignt or passage, apply on board. Parte, Ha bert ml Co.

meji FACTORS AMD- MERCHANTS No. UNION STREET, MEMPHIS, not dw TKHNE88KK BELLE FACTORY HUNTtVILLE, ALA. ford. Porter ml BbTo. 83 TJxxlon ask.

Exclusive wholesale agents tor sale of the oaeteaBd Belli riawtorv irftiaa AUCTION SALES. FINE BED-ROOM SET FURNITURE. OATS. and Munurlts. Auction, THIS MORNINGr, 10 O'CLOCK.

By t.L FatA.f HLA.XD. 193 a 1W7 Wain 81. By JFaBvi.Aar tC Auctioneers Cosnnistlon Merc'bti ravaaTT ajmivb all THUS MataUMlJsai. al I rtfl, Wltbnnt r.aerve or limit: Hen's all. Hip.

Wax aad iee ami naaaas iae Basis al rat's aa anneal style easeaWMaa'saa SSBraaaV Also, 60 set it For good quality and styles i SUu gross assorted Toilet -toaps; 100 doseu Army Bocks; Derosa frah Blacking; also, Clothing, Dry uoods. Hats, lb pa, Notions, Cutlery, Glassware, ate. ear Oonntry merchants, ths trade gra. eraiiy, win nna to tfieir interest to alien onr sales. sales at auction all times TRAN8PUR I ATMS MEMPHIS AN0 UTTLE ROCK ft, ft.

C7jra.saxx cX Time. COM MEN 1NG THUB'DaY. 'ANCaBY and an. 11 luriner trains will run a How, nail v. aanda) excepted i Leave B.mphu 7 00 am ceave nopaae'O a.in Arrive at a-ntetav Arrive i.i tinm.

arc KSI Arrive alMetL.pi, 7 at Ferr boat will leave toot of Union atreet promptly ai 7Jju a. a. H. UVniuBg, rl inptFIB' SI. Xamphis and Louisvillo WINTER CHr-D'JLE, HL Train Liar if i jaaaj Now Yoik.

Bruwuvlil Uegant Bleeping ears ran throi Lotus, Nashville and Louis Y1U S.m. train. The His p.m and not mn an Bandar. J. r.

UOtf rrp.prr. a-rn, UM pua. 1 Memphis and CnarltKtoo ft, CHANGtToF TIME. auTondsia'. Daf o-sr.

IB, 'VX. ABarras: crris-rai p. n. aja lOra) p.m. llxl a 5 an sen-aa Mali train.

Express Throogn freight. Way frelkht.ooae Way freight. coach alien 'd 7 jn. SaSJ Junction and Homerviii accommodation Srsfajm. p.m Uermantown Ban ju am.

ym as BgM L. a Nil- THE next ragalar anneal meetlne tha stockholder- the Memphis and LUl stock Hall road Company wi 1 ne neia in tha town of Ucpentid, Arkansas, on the lBUs Day of February, 1B7B. Stockholders wir be passed free to and trosn place of meeting by presenting otrliflcaieg of 'toes to the conductor. order of the -oard of D'reetors JOHN W. OxO WiJf.

Secretary and T-etsnrar. Memphis, January a 1 7. i.auavw Paducah fiempms R. Ct. MEMPHIS, MM, January 1571.

OTICE 1 hereby given that a meeting of the btockhoiuer of tha rada and Memphis Bali roa i Com any is called to meet at the P.abody Hotr in i city Meropnia, Tsnnrass. on avrUHDAY. cue 7in dy oi January, at o'c oak am, for tie purpose of electing nine Duetto a theaaia Com pacy, to serve iur tat ensning ar a until their pn-casurs arc esssseS and qruuid-d. CX. NOKT'JM, 1 u.

w. nuBTO.i, 1 Director an er ar F. NOKT B). tide ul consolida JNO. OVMKTON, S.

TBlMBLal. D. M. BtN NiSU, i. UlLi.

1. B. TTA, A. M. WBBT, tion between tne Paducah del aWl ,1 I oinpanF ana ihs ssaipul Hi ver lUl.ioB CO.

tall KippiK, Ui.ims a. CO H. B. PaCXaB, Pttlaoara, Pa. MemptL.

a B. rACKER CO. JC8T KIVBD, PEE DICK FTLTOS No. a freah ear ply oi No I PITTS -UR6 COAL BEND YOUB OrtDE TO No 104 ICOlfP SBT. 5 SPCIAL1IS FOR 6EMTLIUKM.

Klsk. nark F'sg. 's oe'eb-ated RpecialUal are tcr sale by ail ftm-class aeslers in e.ty. True Fit "hlrta. Pstrai fan i al.

mi a Or.Btn, Base tan Bra.ea. I ni si In dlo.aa. ear Biyl.sol Urea. If.B. Flee Noveltlea lat out.

ver cloth Shirts and BhU-unss, San son i ent raotslO' Draweis irfd nrnp). iaporte's Csoie Kid (Jiovea. -un 'he B. sjaot Btreat Soarf. FiHg, PL last ea ri tbb.

FEMALE SCHOOL, TBE undersigned respect-oUy tta'e to the paren's of the city ana surrounding oountrv. that th-v alll. -in L. a rirat day la F. atrauary -seat, at y.cekn arn a me strut sso.ku, on A.aoaoia street.

open bcdo lor young ladle, m.th lo sou uoarumg pprii wa.cn wi-t os lacgut all bran cnes uasurej. luci iliij to Ian fuages. The looattoa la sliglcle and oeautl-ol with ample 'otunan i ground. They solicit toe ptrunag? and supeart uf parents. Young ladles ol a 1 sge.

-nd I any degree of advanrBment. tec ived, and the moat aarefci atleuuon in all matters and department gu ramrcd. Mr. 8 JEN NX C. Isll MirS A BY V.

NE ay-OM. OFFICE LIFE ASaQClATiON OF AaUHICA. Bt. Louis, January a. un.

An elect' on for Directors of the LIFE ASSOCIATION OF AMEmICa wUi be neid al the office of the Association, in th or SU Lou Missouri, on tbe akh day of January, 1CT2. Polls open from 11 o'clock m. to o'clock p.m. las WM. WAWt.FY:.

BeCTftarv. I Lltfcaat MSastaia tltBCaUaavJ laatltaiioaa. Bav. F. w.

sAltseff, PrlBBaasaL bgrABTJUB aUearlate, Spring seesion ot tweniy weeks begins February 17. Aid for mo praoaring ministry or teaching For catalogue, with run parucuiara, sua O. CABTkirTkB, rtu IPX Tnn ia I onBrmt uui" NOTICE. To the Stockholders of ths Mcmcta and naieign ai irnan company BT order of the Board twtactora, tha second call lo. S3 c-nt Is hsrabv mada on tha capital stock su' lba-i, tayabae on or before the lat February nasi, to A J.

Wh'ta, Treasurer. No at Kronts reet lal7 K.W. BiAK esldent. PB0F VlgUb' bUHQOL, FOB BOTH -EXrs, WI be op-aed on the 8MB Janaary, aa Wellington a reet. aa la UsmIbm sbi Vance aireeta l-m moderate.

Mnys requiring any other than mania1 dttolpune, nil! act oa received Mrs TIGUB will give les-ona in Drawing and "al Tiling In tha, eiaaiiiii at har own real. dec ee ano at piivatB 0001 White Oak Lumber. COB BALE CHEAP, BT B. H. PEABBOB.

Leave orders wltb Oooaiett A aW rout atreet. haaj NOTICE. Mb. Bit OBAKB asd Mr. J.

M. BBsbbFIJUJB Have this day become members of oar Bra. and we hope 0 uuued patronage of uur ti lends and au up. DOrl Unity Of aBllin mawh.n have no heretofore dtait with as, our stock BHaB and BAlt will be kept up to the wan su. trade.

SOOTH WOBTH. XBArBB A StU Msinsrea, sBoarr 1. urn WANTED SALEnalEN, TO TBAVEL in thesoutb. None need aa-ply except such as have hud experience In the stove Bust-ess, and can command some business and give good references. Address, STOVE FOCHJjBT, Lock Box lisM, laT O'pcrlnnatu Ol, 10 KOTXO HAVING this day snggastsd the 'nolvaae of the estate y.

aoganle Ueorgetu. de an persons having ctalma ra reooirrd ClerX of the County Court within tha term Sreserloea by nr this notice rm plead 1 bar. JOaN BaT t'l, Mami-hta. nn January i. tvr.

1.1, f. nt 07 AT A MONTB-kxpacar. Paut-ajju, r-aaaW-Horee and oat- flt ftu-niahad to sail oar Oomotnalion Tttnnai, SMlton Hole eattex and othar artlcias. ciresuars free. as irtSregs.

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