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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-21

ONE NEGRO STEALING FROM AN
oTHFR.-Charles Harris, arrested two
days since, charged with stealing a lot Of
shoes and other property from X Mac
ueth, another colored individual, was 10
have been examined yesterday before
ESQUIRE Creighton, but at his own re-
quest the cause was postponed until Mon
day morning.
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LOUISVILLE, ky.
JAHEs GRAVES. JAMES A GEAv
GRAVES & SON,

LAeEANEAaA1 "a
Or. aRAvE'B AGUE ANTI-BILT0Us FILLS
AMERICAN AIN EXTItAC-
TOR, y yEEMIFUGE, Pill
~
CUEE FOR AID THEoAT DIsEAsE
And Dealers in all kinds or
Patent Medicines, Perfumery Soaps, and ranc.
Articles; Liquors. Wines and Brandies, 70
medical purposes Fine Segars and Tobacco
Flavoring Extracts, Sponge, Brushes Of al
kinds, Combs, Quinine, Quinodine, Purihe'
C~hPp7dine, Sulphsts o. Cnconis, Morphine
ChlorofOrm, Opium, and many other prePara
TONS, that viii be sold low.
VIII also keep an assortment OF Eectc Ned
clnss-
a% We viii have catalogue OF our stock an
prices, that viii be furnished those desirin,
one. free Of charge.
No. 22S MARKET STREET,
between Sixth and Seventh sis,
iaE-sm Louisville Ky
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PgR-oSAL.-We clip from the Louis.
vile Courier, the following:
We had the pleasure, yesterday, o
meeting our Old-time correspondent
VIII o. Woodson, Esq, Of the Memphi,
APPEAL. Mr.. WIS graphic and faithful.
p~ortraitures OF war scenes in Virginia.
over the signature OF "knickens, vii
be remembered with pleasure 10y
thousands OF the old Courier readers.
Mr.. W. left the city last evening on a
visit % his relatives in tie blue grass re-
cions who will be delighted to find him
30 blooming after the rough usages Of the
war
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STEAMBOATS,.


MEMPHIS eST LOUIS PICKET COMPAYP
For Cairo and saint Louis.
ST. .....--ZIEGLEa, master
This hne passenger packet viii IT.
l leave for the above rHN
THIS DAY. 2lst inst, at 5 pm.
Fof HtibHt or passage apply on board or to
VIC POSTAL, superintendent.
Az STORM, Secretary.
ortq y. b BlINGI9S, GenI Ticket Agent,
No. Je1erson street, where tickets may be had
to al Points in the United Statee. ap2l-lt
LyDEPEYDENT ARKANSAS RIVER
PACKET.
with the old and reliable bousrs.J
For Helena, Napoleon Pine Bluff and
Lttie Rock.
r. NJ i~HOP --..-..-J W. Brown, master
ut, TIE isa SRls n aSoJ passenger s. packet @
THIS DAY, list inst, AT 5 pm.
FOR ire-shI 9r passage apply On board orto
rs Front street.
JOHNSON & WRIGHT, Agents,
sp2-lt Upper Wharfbost.
REGBLAR MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
FRIDAY PACKET
For Cairo. Granville. and Louisville
BEbI NO 2----~-----.Archer master
This splendid packet win leave as S
THIS DAY, slst INST. at pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
JOHNSON & WRIGHF, Agents,
ap2llt Upper Wharfboat.
REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
COMPANY
For Helena. Pine Bluff and Little Rock
GLEANER--------John X. Moody, master
Viii speed, clerk.
This splendid passenger packet IT.
viii leave as above on E
THIS DAY, the 2ist inst, at 5 Pm.
LEVY MILLER. AGENTS.
ap2ll II No. 10 Madison street.
ATLANFTcAND Observation-Disclosures
COaRANK-U s. MAIL LINE
For Napoleon, yieksbUrg, Eatehez and
\. Orleans.
MARY E. FORSYTH---.Wes Conner,master
Billy Chopper, clerk.
This splendid passenger packet IT,
will leave as above on N
THIS DAY, 2lst April, at 5 pm.
For height or Passage apply on board or TO
J. v. LEWIS, agent,
5. Il. SHOCK, GenT Passenger Ag't
ap3Ih Wharfboat, foot OF Union 81.
For Helena, Napoleon, pine Blair little
Rock, and Fort smith,
Moody. muster
Speed. Clerk
This enc passenger steamer VIII IT.
leave for the above -
MONDAY, Sd inst, at ) pm.
For freight or passage apply on Company's
Wharf-boSt Michigan, or 70
N T. BOURNE q Co, agents,
ap1l-Zt No. y jefferson street.
REG ULAR MEMPHIS " VICEyBURG
SATURDAK PACKET
For Helena. Friar-S Painf. Napoleon.
Euuice, Gaines Landing. Green
Vile. Lake Providence,
and E~ieksburG.
ST. PATRICK. master
Geo. .. Hart, CLERK.
This fast and commOdiOus steam IT.
er will leave as above on C
SATURDAY. 2st inst, at 5pm.
E0r frelEut or passage. andy on bOarI. or 70
JAS. 7. BOURNE & Co, agents,
apA2t No. z Jefferson street.
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OUR thanks are due to Mr.. P. Williams,
Of the steam ferry-boat Rosadella for a
fine string Of fish received yesterday
morning.
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PROPERTY.
City Residence,
Nineteen Acres,

Front on Wellington street. Good house-fve
rooms, out houses, fine evergreens in the yard
Price, S5eO-Oue-half cash balance IN one
year. $500 all cash.
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DISHONEST NEGROEs.-Becky Lewis
2 nerress. was arrested on yesterday, by
officer McPartsan, for stealing a lot OF
clothing. Edward kimball, another
colored citizen, took q lot Of butter be-
longing 10 somebody else, and was intro
duced TO Castle Reilly by officer OBrien.
Pompey Mcdonald, also Of African
descent was guilty Of a similar disrespeci
10 The owuershipsof certain articles, and
also fell a victim to the vigilance Of the
same efficient officer. George Saunders
rcoId.1 wore concealed weapons, and was
taken in charge therefor by officer
Eofvav
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other markets

The Bank Of England returns for the week
ending 2sth ult present singUlarly heavy and
important alterations In sl the leading items,
and more than sufficiently account for the
directors not having lowered the rate Of dis
count on Thursday previous. The other secu-
rites present an unexpected increase Of no less
than S,R7oo0, being discounts and advances on
stock In anticipation OF the payment OF the
dlvidendA This has been absorbed by pay
ment into The treasury public deposits Of
n,B04is, "a an absolute drain upon the re-
serve Of notes Of n,oG,s55, thereby creating an
Increase in the active circulation, or notes en-
ployed snd In the hands Of the people, OF
f888.I80. There Is an Increase In the other de
posits Of Es53.52l, and increase in the Govern
ment securities Of 100000 The stock Of bul-
lion shows q decrease Of Eg3l2G
The total receipts at the sub-treasury 10 New
York on Thursday last were S,7457D g; total
payments sIs5.0I7 4. leaving a balance oa hand
IN specie and paper money Of 81 &S'9s Ga
Amount OF Gold Certificates issued, ss9f,l00.
The receipts for duties at the Custom House
were s5s7.5 $50 81. OF which 100000 were 10 Gold,
q dthe balance in Gold CeTtiaca-es.
The Fairhaven Institution Of Savings has de-
clared a dividendo Of 50 per cent fee nom GOV
eminent tax, payable on and amer Monday
sth Inst
The Nenango and Plthole Petroleum Com
pany have declared a dividend Of per cent
out Of the March earnings, payable n the ION
inst.
The Dubuque and Sioux City Railroad Com
pany have declared a scrip dividend on the pre-
iefred stock Of z per cent out OF the earnings Of
the year 1875.
The annual report Of the Michigan and
southern and Northern indiana Railroad Com
pany, % the Stockholders, for the fiscal year
ending February 2sth, Is now being issued.
The contents are OF Interest 10 many OF our
readers, and We should be glad to siye more
than a bFisf abstract orr did car space por.
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Remember the auction sale Of Capt Fl
Hott's beautiful suburbaH residence this morn
ing at u o'clock. Omnibusses Wlifleave Mon
sarrat, Lanier q Co.'S Ouce, Irving Block. At
hair past 10 O'Clock, to take an who may wish
n attend
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For Sale great bargain IS offered In a
restaurant and saloon now Gearing 500 per
week and upward, If immediate application IS
made 10 C. ". Pool & Co, l9 Main st. ap4tf
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49, 40 - ~
An Increase over the previous year OF $780,
go q, Of which sls6,i5 81 was on passengers
ana sZl28D IS on freight, and ssSSss "a on MS
oolaneous business Tn operating expenses
were sl,79.68 90, leaving for net earnings
Sl,953,7Ss %. The gain on freight business, about
o. per cent, and on passenger earnings, about
o. per cent, was from local business.
The earnings OF the Michigan Central Rail-
road Company FOR the hnt week in April were
Gssl, against ss654 in 1855, showing a decrease
Of s. ,7O2
The Hartford insurance companies have adj
vanced their premium rates 8 10 50 per cent. on
extra hazardous risks Il Is stated that they
have added bat little 70 their surplus accounts
the present year on account OF their numerous
losses.
Meszrs. S-atterthwaite & Co., OF London, under
dat@of March 3, refer as follows 10 the market
for American securities
We have very uttle alteration 10 note IN the
market In LOnd0n for American securities
since our last prices have remained steady
any tendency 20 improvement In quotations
induced by the falling premium. on Gold In
Teal trouble in Germany. United states 80
bonds and Erieshares each close az an advance
Of = per cent. on our last week closing quota
lions For Illinois shares there has been q very
actived demand they have touched 81, out close
Sl. TO SaE- Atlautlcand Great Western dehen-
rures and consolidated bonds continue to be
pressed for sale aud close at a decline or : per
cent"
The return from the Bank Of England for the
v-a.f- s,Af,r Nfarch ~ gives the foIloWfug rA-
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DoIbear's Commercial College go Main
street. SIN be kept open day and Night during
the entire year. New pupils received daily in
writing. bood-keeplug, arithmetic, etc, etc,
etc. apII
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R0BBERY.-The money till Of Mr..
William Miller, whose store Is on Main,
near Poplar street, was opened yesuer-
day, by one Thomas Burns, and the sum
Of Sl8 .all in it at the time stolen.
Burns hsd an examination before Squire
J. c. Creighton, and, on confessing his
guilt. was sent TO prison 10 await his
trial before the criminal court OF the
second Monday in June next.
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Market.

nNANANN
Wehave no change TO reporto Of the prevailing
duIIuess except in Corn. there appeared 20 be
an active demand for nothing.
APPLES-Only fine are in demand, foF eat
ing aud they are scsrce-sales Of 50 bbls. at SO.
BUTTER-A decreased demand-sales OF {
pkgs, roll, at 50c.
EGGS-N0t firm and lower sales OF 3O0dozen
at %.
FEED-Corn was in good request with but a
moderatssuppIy the price unchanged butvery
drm-sales Of 50 sacks at Sc; 100 at SIC and 800,
Prime White, in second hand sacks, at 9Oc, al
from landing 200sacks at SOC, from store. Oats
very dun, and prices scarcely 50 goOd-sales OF
800 sacks at soc. Hay, scarcely anything doing,
prices heavy and dr~ooping-salas OF . bales,
Prime Timothy, at 81, nom store. We hear OF
offers Of Timothy at s3 on the landing. Bran
is not in demand. and has scarcely an estab-
Ished price-sales OF leo sacks at s2L
BACON-Sales Of 6 casks, Clear Sides, at l7lzc;
tierces, Sugar Cured Hams, attn and &c.
BULK PORK-SaIss OF S casks, Clear Rib,
At IH+c: ? casks. Rib Sides, at lSc.
POTATOES-Sales Of LOO bhls. prime Peach
blows. at S. G.
COFFEE-Sal5s 10 sacks, Prime Rio az sc.
CORNMEAL-Sales OF IS bbls. at So 3.
FLOUR-sales Of 50 bbls. at s. 50 9 bbls. 81
perdne at s. 50 Thbls, Xxx ATS
Imports.
NEEFHls, April 2l-ImpOrts, rs copied yes
+a-Hay- r-,u1 tina hooks NJ the NTerebantS' E--
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Brutality OF A NEGRO Man.
Martha Dunlap, IN aged coisred woman,
complained Of being badly beaten and
otherwise maltreated, by Lewis Brewer
& negro man with whom she had jointly
hired > house, and about which they had
some dispute. On the sworn affidavit Of
The woman a warrant was issued by
Es4uire Creighton, and Brewer wasduiy
ncaroerated in Castle Reilly 70 await an
examination on Monday.
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Two COTTAGE BUILDINGS on Main street.
! below the N. Il T. R r.
One twO-story FRAME HOUSE, for two tone
ments, finely ~arranged.
LOT, 60by 100 feet. Terms, sl2OCO-One-fOurth
cash 6 and y months.
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TAXING 1T COoLLY.-The following
card" taken from the Lodgo, proves
the writer to be one Of The most even
tempered persons in existence
THsSKs-I am very much obliged 10
the gentlemanly thief who entered my
house. corner Of Elliott and Echois
streets. this morning, just before The
chickens began 70 crow for day, for ms
generosity ia not taking more than be
did-he being satisfied with only a few
articles Of wearing apparel and II he
win let me know when he Intends max
ing another visit I VIII try and be pre-
pared 20 receive him more hospilaply,
and have my val1abies where he can
more easily get at them 1 am also OBJ
Ugad 70 the police for making themselves
.tsrce i'm that quarter during his visit.
III a. BRYAN
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MEMPHIS, April 2l-Imports, rs copied yes
terday from the books Of the Merchants IL
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Have for Sale and Exchange.

ALarge List OF Valuable Property. Parties
having property for sale, or wishing TO buy, VIII
md Il to their interest to call at our otice.
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FORTUNE TELIING-MADAM
| FGNSA, would respectfully inform the ladies
aud gentlemen Of Memphis and vicinity, that
abe has lately arrived and has taken rooms In
/ on the third floor. where she can be consulted
"a tho past, present ana future. VIII pursue
stolen or lost property, etc. etc. EourH from 3
unsn Y n, aud 6euz Esta Pa. apl-lns
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Who. while suffering all the toftures incident
on Dlaurho,a and Dysente-y. or writing lu
agony under the pain caused by Cholera Nor
bus would not give all he posed 10 be once
more restored 10 perfect healths The only thing
% give Instantaneous relief and promote a
speedy and complete cure is Marsden's Carmi.
native syrup None should be without 1t. To
beads Of families, we wouid say, Immediately
procure a bottle Of MaBden's celebrated Car
mInrtINa srrnn.
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LETTER LTsT.

List OF Letters Remaining In the Pest
ONCE az Memphis, Team, Saturday,
April 21st, 1895.
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Notice 80 Passengers Via NJ a G. Rail-
road-rho mai and passenger train leaving
Memphis al ta5 am. makes connection at De
calur Tor Nashville, Louisville, etc, and a.
Chattanooga. with trains for all points East and
south. Corinth accommodation train leaves
Mem his at 70 am. and connects closely with
Mississippi Central and Mobile and Ohio rail-
road, for New Orleans and Mobile. Junction
accommodation leaves Memphis at 5pm. For
through tickets and information, apply Al the
conpauy's odlce. No. B Court 81. ap5u
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n

business in Financial circles quiet. The re-
csipts are not very liberal Tn Bank dis
count all the approved paper Offering. There
is little spirit I'm general markets, and the le-
mand for loans is comparatively light. TIL
business Is confined mostly 10 regular deposit
ors. Rates Of interest are steady at l09l2 per
cent. for uueyccptlouable paper.
Gold opened in New York at 4lz. The bank.
es here were not mcHned 20 hid over 2292i
/ Offerings were moderate, and the transaction.
light. There IS not mach disposition to follow
closely the New York quotations, owing 10 CON
unued fluctuations
The transactions in Silver are SSH compara
lively light; buying at l5al7. The purchase
are generally shipped 10 other points. as ther,
is no sale for % there.
Government Securities rule steady, aud prices
firm and unchanged,
Exchange ruled steady and quiet with a faii
inquiry at or buying and selling At pre-
MUM. New Orleans at the same rates.
City Scrip remains unchanged, with little Of
no Standardization az S5a9o.
Time Bills on New York continue as follows
slxty-days, - discount; Tairty-days, ~
Twenty-days. lEls Ten-days, =; Five-days, "a
sight y Bills on New Orleans are about tho
same as those on New York.
Uncurrent Money shows no improvement
there being very little demand for The article
Mississippi Cotton Money is also dead, and Few
Inquiries are made for u. Union Bank Notes
are buying at ca and selling at So Planters
Bank buying at soc.
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CAERIAGE OvEETvRSED.-On Thurs
dsy night, during the hight Of the
storm, a carriage was upset on Main
street. near the corner Of Madison, and
the ~perplexed driverexperienced no Ettie
difficulty in replacing his vehicle in the
position proper for lOcomoGon. We
think the spirit Of John B~ar!oyc0rn had
some influence in this accident, but the
driver is firmly impressed with the be-
Hefthat the high lci8d prevailing at the
time actually bslg his hack O 70 Hs side.
TIE WEATHER has indeed proved,
April like, in smiles and tears, for the
past three or four days and TWO nights
consecutively, We have had storms Of
considerable violence. The thunder
Thursday night was loud and continuous
and me lightning rs vivid as We ever re-
member having seen it north of the gulf
States. We are informed these thunder
storms are a favorable augury for 8
healthy summer, and we devoutly hope
experience may confirm the soundness Of
the conclusion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-21

LEoAL INTELLIGENcE-CO0lnlon Ldr
C5ur.-The entire day yesterday was
consumed in the trial Of the first case on
the caIendar-fhat OF Tenant Walker &
60. Us. s. P. {. Clark d Co. This is a
suit begun by attachment, and The evil
dence for the c~omplainants was but just
completed by adjourning time. TheGat-
torneys interested in the case were en-
gagged for sometime IN arguing aquestion
Of pleading. The trial viii be continued
to-day. The remainder Of the cases set
for yesterday viii probably be passed 10
Friday next. The Criminal Court stands
adjourned 10 Monday morning at ten
O'Clock.
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Twenty Thousand Acres.

In Desha county, Ark; 200 acres in cultivation,
200 acres in cypress brake; 100 acres IN tract
Also, 1900 acres adjoining $50 acres in cult
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TIE l&PORTASCE OF VENTILATION.
As the season advances, and the com
ulaints incident 70 a Southern climate
In summer develop themselves, it would
be discovered, on inquiry, that in ninety
nine out Of every hundred cases, the
victims Of disease are improperly lodged,
or in some way careless in neglecting to
secure proper ventilation Of their sleep
ing apartments. No one should ever
sIeep in any room In warm weather
without q or more windows partially
raised. CT better, admitting a draught Of
purs air ouer their tops, by lowering the
sssb AID the nearer the rooms 10 the
ground tic i90re absolutely necessary is
this simple but effective pr~ecaution. We
do not recommend Sleeping directly In a
draught or current Of sir at any time,
bat winter aud summer a window
should always be 50 arranged IS
TO admit a mOdicum Of fresh
oxygen and our own experience Tor
several years practically confirms The
healthfulness Of this practice. II Is
especially important 70 air cellars and
basement rooms, and none should be con
sidered inhabitable without the direct
and free admission Of air by n or more
orlfees Of al least lOxl0 inches in size
II this is neglected the rooms immediate
Iy above viii be effected by foul air, and
fhus rendered unwholesome also. In
closets or drains a pipe Of metal or wood
sbould always be inserted, and either
connected with q chimney OF sufficiently
elevated 10 insure a draught strong
enough 70 carry OF all offensive EMU
viuu. and dispel the noxions exhalations
oonstanuly arising from Putrefying sub
etonces. The liberal use Of lime thrown
=, snch places Is very ~eficaeious in dis
ne,lIng disagreeable edOrs, and rendering
r~ompsratvely harmless miAsmatie va
pom.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-21

IA aluable and elegant residence owned
by Col. N. C. Galloway, VIII be sold to-day by
J. T. Trezsvant & sons. This property Is said 70
be the most valuable and desirable IN the CITY
and offers great Inducements TO those wishing
20 invest IN real estate.
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Selling OT-E5,GN worth Of Hats and Caps
being the entire stock OF the wholesale depart
ment OF the Memphis Hat Company, AS The Sc
Nor partner intends retiring, owing 70 bad
health. We invite an inspection Of our stock,
feeling confident that the wants OF the city and
country merchants can be supplied by as az
lower prices than any other house in the Mis-
sizippi valley. aplsSt
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Release of Hon, element c. clay.


a Washington speolaI says the mo
ing order has just been issued by the Wa
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Vance Street.
ONE BRICK HOUSE, with SIX rooms, on
~ Vance street.
LOT, % feet by s.. $500; $500 cash six ana
twelve months
One FRAME COTTAGE, on Vance streets
rooms, out houses and lot. Terms, SJiU cash
A beautiful y for q fine residence.
One tWO-stOry NEW FRAME HOUSE-six
rooms, out houses, hne cisteru in a desirable
position. near Mrs. Talbot's resideuce-S10,Os0-
Uus-half cash . 6 and L months.
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Great Inducements are now offered at J.
II. Waggener & Col 10 their tailoring depart
ment. The finest spring and summer stock Of
French. English and American ClO,hs. CASH
meres and Vestings 20 be found in the city, viii
be made up for y per cent. less than former
rates. Uau and see for yourselves. apI3u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-21

A LIST Of City and Suburban Property and
Lands In Tennessee. Arkansas and Mississippi,
aIlOf which are offered at low Prices.
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BE sure 70 attend he auction sale Of Capt
EHi5tts beautiful country residence this morn
ing. O-mnibgssas viii leave Irving Block Al
hals past % O'Clock. 10 take All who wish to St
+avH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-21

Lying in C~rsIgbead, Green, Lawrence and inde-
p~eudence counties, Arkansas, selected with
great care, and lying on CASH and Slack rivers,
on the line Of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad.
nr-na & .araan.
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Inducements Extraordinary I've Offer
our Joboing stock OF Hats a. cost, il order TO
give Us time 70 pay proper attention 70 oUr
retail trade. VIM. z. Wheaton & Co, l9 Main
street one square north Of Worsham House.
ap1llw
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The Brighton hat atghe Memphis Hat Co.

Iast R~eoeived-At n. Christal's 20 Main
street, Lanies' UnderwHre and Sun Umbrellas
ap2l 80
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-21

sIississippi and Tennessee Railroad
Ffry-tw0 miles shorter than any other route.
To Grenada, Jackson, Eicks1Urg sud New Or
leans Trains leave daily al s39 pm. baggage
checked through. Tin TO New Orleans. .
hours. Through tickets for sale 81 the Nlsis-
sfaui and Tennessee Depot, foot Of Vain street
and az No. jefferson street. under Commercial
Hotel As. LTyERNOBE, Gent supL
C.P OAKLEY. Gent Ticket Agent. apr5-tf
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1866-08-12

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