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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-17

THE FORTHCOMING CENTRAL BAP-
TIsT FAIR.-The ladies of the Central
Baptist church and congregation have
arranged for q strawberry festival tOIbe
held at the Tabernacle on Court street,
beginning May Dist and continuing
through the week. The room will be
open each day, and ladies in attendance
to wait upon visitors. Lunch at II
O'Clock. Dinner from Il until 5 I'm.
No chance-taKing or rafting will be per
mitted. The following articles are to be
voted for: A silver service, to the most
popular hotel; a handsome stand Of
colors, to the most popular steamboat
a pair Of gauntlets, to the most gallant
knight; a beautiful wOrk-box, to the
most domestic young lady a new melo-
deon, to the favorite Masonic Lodge; 8
silver goblet, to the most popular Son Of
Temperance; a beautiful apron, to the
most popular Odd Fellow. Capt. Geo.
Mellersh has been nominated TO super
intend the voting for and presentation
of the very handsome stand OF colors.
Col. Kerr has been nominated to super
intend the voting for and presentation
OF the silver service to the most popular
hotel. Admittance free to all.
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NEW MEMPHIS THEArER.-

New MEMPHIS THEATER.-The atten'
dance at the New Memphis thester last
night, although large and fashionable.
was not what the merits of the perfor.
nance deserved. Mr.. Forrest As Da-
mon" was grand. Miss Lille played
"Caianthen passibly, but in candoI
we must say she lacks force. Mr.. Bar,
ton Hill As "Pythias came quite up &c
the mark. The other characters were
creditably sustained. Tonight Mr.. For
rest makes his last appearance, on which
occasion he will personate the character
Of the melancholy "Dane.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-17

OsT OR MIsLAID-

4 Certificate calling for Four shares OF StOcR
in the Memphis and Charleston Railroad Com.
Dauy said CertiGcat numbered Elk hundred
and dfy-Eeyen, and issued March Do, so, q
one W liam English, now deceased. sad stock
now belonging 10 the estsie OF said William
Eprlfsh. JOHN CGRATH.
Executor Of said william Epglish's Estate.
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GOV. HUMPHREYS AND THE
POOR.
The Asylum at LauderdaEe
Springs.
Practical BeneVOlence.

We learn that negotiations are pend
ing between the managers of the South
ern Asylum and Gov. Humphreys and
others, trustees OF the Lauderdale Springs
Home for the Homeless, by which the
Southern Asylum willdevote its revenues
to the maintenance Of the poor and I'M
fortunate gathered at the place above
designated. These springs are on
the Mobile and Ohio railroad, twenty
miles above Meridian, near the Ala
bama line. During the war. the
springs, buildings, and adjacent
lands were bought by benevolent
people Of the rich counties of NoXubee,
Lowndes and Monroe, and the fashionable
watering place, at which Mobilians were
wont to spend summer months, became
an eleemosynary institution where help
less widows and orphans in large num-
bers were collected and cared for. After
the war there came a failure Of crops.
Those who had founded the place OF
refuge for the unfortunate could contrib
ute no more to purposes of benevoienee.
Hence the purchasers of the property
transferred its management 10 the state.
Gov. Humphreys is president ofthe board
of managers, and to these the superin-
tendents ofthe Southern Asylum land lot
terry now propo: e to transfer the profits OF
their estate transactions. This is infinitely
better for the poor and unfortunate than
the expenditure Of money in lands and
in the erection of buildings. Before a
place could be prepared for their recep-
ton hundreds might starve. No pur-
chaser of tickets in the Southern Asylum
can now doubt that his money, which
perchauce may make him rich, will be
devoted to a beneficent purpose. Mana
gers of the lottery have been employed
by the stockholders, and under oath, to
transfer all profits of the lottery to the
poor. The profits of the company grow
out of other trades in real estate and its
great object, besides the maintenance Of
widows and orphans, is the subdivision
Of upland plantations into small farms.
There may be wrong in gambling but
the chances are even. There is just as
much property in value, distributed as
Of tickets sold and there never was
such fairness before, or evenness of
chances in anysimilar transactions and
never was there one which proposes to
accomplish a greater good. Charity has,
ITSELF become penury stricken the north
gives no more to the poor and helpless Of
the south and if the unfortunate are
blest through the only agency that can
come to their relief, we deem it proper
to promote the scheme and advance the
interests of those who would achieve
most h~euefpent uurDOsas-
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Montvale springs. 81.

THIS popular summer resort having been
L placed N thorough repair and furnished
With new furniture, wtu be open for visitors
on the lst OF June, nicer the direction y con
Irol OF the undersigned, prOpFiaJoE 81 the
American Hotel. Atlantis, Ga. Monfvale pre-
ssute the strongest attractions TO both invalid
gud pleaEure-s seeker, no les o. account OF It's
rptirelneut and ths beautiful surrounding
seeuery. than OF the restorative powers ofits
waferS. We have reduced the price OF BOARD 70
TIE lowest figures c lnsistent wi b aproper pro.
S1ston Tor the entertainment OF our euesfS
Poard per day, 50 per week, SO per month,
Ss1- W.th sn allowance for families Travellers
by raj rezah the SpT1ngs Dy speelel conysyance
from Knoxville, Tenn.
sp& sodim WIN" "HAtLDNh'
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CRICKET.-We learn that two matches
of this interesting manly game sre
shortly TO be played, The first on the
oath Of this month between the married
and single members of the st. Georges
club, and the other the second Tuesday
in June, between the two best eleven OF
the Chelse6 and st. Georges clubs, May
the best men win
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To v. y. ROOE. OF AIly Parry In
fereSfed-TaEe Nofice.

THAT AT y o'clock m Of the sd instant, a
! tle busiue s house OF MeachGm & Tread
well. on Union street. between Main aud Front,
in Tue city OF MemphiS, Tenn, I VIII sell al
public auction, 20 She highest bidder, tor cash,
six Bales Cotton, marked 80, or 50 much
thereof as may De necessary 70 pay the charges
ou the same, amounting TO the sum OF lhTev
huudred ana thirtv-siN dollars and seventy-saX
cents Isfb zoo. due the owners or steamb boat
o NItOmn." said cotton was shipped on ssl1
poat al Madison, Ark, on day Of March, DO
as the property Of y r. Rock, and consigned 10
5al0reath, stewart 6 Co., or Memphis.
j X. CUMMINGS.
Captain ;eamboa " NatOma," for Owner.
M~rwTufs TEyS- Nav Jss-. myS dts
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los. e. R. Miller vs.. W. KILLER.
I59. r. s. Robertson VS.. n. n sneed.
1Gl. C. n. Farmer Va. ]. J.. 7 egth.
49, ]. " ickersham VS.. G. W Cheek.
10. A. r Jewel is B. Z. Rolger.
le3. &c. Metcalfvs- j. Sale
1884, 4. II. D0uglas VS. J. B. Grifing.
49, Geo. Doodle w O. Pope.
l8S Chss. Haxkrsss W. o. Pope.
l6z. Leon Berg vs. o. Pope.
l6S. b. Phelan ". J. Q. NcDavit1.
l69. JOEn q. Boyd vs. James Hughes.
lzO. b. + Norris vs.. Lucy James, aduix.
III n. Whctmors u CT Morton.
III Jsne McFail vs. T. A. Janan.
H3 Alex. q. Biair vs. III K Richards.
nA. VIM. Earris vs. G.. ". Lincoln.
r5. G. r. Dalton vs. ]. Morton.
l76. J. T. BOslck vs. J. HsK BOstick.
IL. jas. Davis vs.. b. Infer ct al
l78. 3. II. Brown Va @. Boyer ct al.
lT9. K j. Monroe VI. J. II. Tanrmau.
1870. Am. Ex. Bk. V Sol. Andrews.
lsl. b. x. Linn vs. same
1872. J. X. Graves vs. same.
lS. 8. A. Parrnn vs.. 3 Brown.
fs4. Connecticut Mutual Life Insurance. CON-
pany v J. ]. Davis.
i5. A. Rawson ". s. Bowers
Isl. r a. White vs. n. A. Noe.
~. VIM. Davidson vs ME- Davidson.
rs. Ibo5- busan ". Nj WHEht.
I9 J A Root rs. B. d. Anderson.
le0. c. DsLOach, admir-, vs.. f. A McNamara.
lai. A r. Norton vs.. ]. n Coats.
l92 JOhn C. Saint VS.. Aust N. Cook.
1876. George Dickinson VS. Jas Wicksnsham.
l93. ". $. Rtiney vs.. ID q. Fancy.
lai. T. A Barrow W. W.. Brown.
1876 G. Scott d Co. vs. VIM. SilberDery e. al
lT. X. ID. Baugh vs. A. II. Douglass.
l9A j. eager vs. John b. Robinson.
ls9. Planters Bank Tennessee vs.. 3. Merrel.
go. J. II. Hicks vs.. q. y. Early.
2OL W. II Bolton VS.. s. Bailey.
202. ID. q. Cross vs. II. A. NeiE0a.
J. LeftW1ch vs. O. Buntyn.
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FOR RENT.

EOR RENT OR LEASE
Ny Residence on Bass avenue, near the head
OF Adams street. Tie Improvements are an
new % i'm complete order, consisting OF hve
rooms. besides bathroom, stOreT0OIa, pantry
kitchen. servants house, wood house, cistern.
and a good garden, with vegetables growing
and ready for use. Also Two neat new Cot
taxes ia the same neighborhoOd,
PHILIP H. THOMPSON.
n-FnaD r-n-r-aa
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attachment Salt.

Law Court Of Memphis.
CLERK's OFFICE, May s. 1851.
E. Hurd & Co. Plaintiffs, vs. ?. c. Creighton,
Defendant.
FFIDAViT for attachment having been
n made in this case in OF section
3l5 OF the Code Of TennesSee. and attachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
officer levied, etc !" OF the defendant, P.
Creighton;
II Is therefore ordered, That said defendant
annear at the Courthouse in the city Of Mem
obs. Tenn. on OF before the second Monday in
June next. and defend this suit, or the same
will he taken for confessed as to him, and the
ease sat for hearing ex parte; and that 8
COPY OF this order be published once q week
for four consecutive weeks In the memphis
snpesI. JOHN DONOVAN, CLERK
Aecpy. BY MASON HYDE, d. G.
Wilson 4 Beard, Attorneys for Plaintias-
NV 1au4rt
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SDeciQJ Notice.

THFf olIowfng Goods having been stored win
NeSsrs. Hinsr & Mason anG Messrs- alhetf
E,ecD y pver. and trans erred by them 20 Us
TfT ~ soId on the Let OF June az aneuons Tor
tbeir freight and eharges unless called for y
~ Haupa-I box mdse n Ackenny. I mat
treSs. n. q T., ? boxes glassware H. boxes
I5ss. n Torrsli.5 boxes mdse, 2 casks J-N.
T5ffIe, / box mdse George Haywood, I box
raSfrngs Harry Dean, I keg nails; no marx
, dozen buckets, y pieces IRE tile; A. J. Rem
oIds 2 boxes hardware, no mark boxes h
n goods. l INK too chest, I box mdser z
plows. 2 cooking stoves r Cnelrys barrel
hour; ]. W. Morris. ] coll rope, 1 box undres.
i SKIN; Mr.. Sweet, 1 bundle iron, LOO gas pipe
no marx lot II. Il. furniture WI Inomp-
son. box sundries George Thomas, i COX
sundries: H. Harrington box med1cinej =
Turpin. 2 tomb stones; &c is IRE IMs s-b
Rnrbapk. / in pres. . pieces, pullies, lpiece
rope q. :. q Co. u shafts. large 4 boxes sun
dries, broken. 40 hangers = oun9ies 49,
pieces iron boxes, 1 pkg washers q knlek
{ boxes hardware no marEo 49,
0sd-ends ]. B. Marshall, l To-
nitrre W. 8. 8, Z BOXES glassware J.Ss 4
f. Wi box mdSe.
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STEAMBOATS,.
o CINCINNATI.

EOH
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
SILVER NOON master
This splendid passenger packet ia
VIII leave as above -
SATURDAY, 18th inst, az ) pm.
LARRY HARNIsTAD & co, agents,
Corner Main and Madison SIS, or
myl5 At City WhsrfbOat, foot Monroe st.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
FOR Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
SILVER MOON..--.Merrieiees, master
This elegant passenger steamer .S@
will leave as above on -
SATURDAY, Isth inst, al pm.
JAS. T. BOURHE & CO.
myI5 2t l. jefferson street.
Regular Cincinnati Packet
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati
BFRTHA Terkss master
This dne passenger packet leaves a.
for the above -
SATURDAY, May Isth, at 5 pm
LEVY & MILLER, agents
myl7 % No. 81 Madison street
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THE COURTN.
Law COURT.-The following cases vii

Law COURT.-The following cases will
be tried to-day
$40. Eldridge vs.. Granger.
SAG. Harrison vs. Granger.
g71. Rasiey VS.. Mitchell ct al.
gTS. billiard VS.. Q~uinchetts-
$50 Stotz VS.. BlumeRthal ct al.
aSI. Wilson vs.. NJ & T. railroad company.
aSS. Wilson vs. NJ. & I. railroad company.
a4. Rankin & Co. Us. W.
gSi Rankin < Co. vs.. Risk
ssL Hucks q Co. vs. Mack B.othsrs & Bohm
u52 Hart vs.. Lavine-
1853. StOvaliOS vs. Lavine.
Isl Edmunds vs.. cunningham
1852. Holden VS.. Lavine-
1853. Jones VS.. Lavine-
1854. 4 copper & W. VS.. Egbert,
H65. Union Bank Tenn ssee VS.. Pukett ".
Il6s. Union Bank Tennessee vs.. harris ct al
ll6g. Union Bank Tennessee vs.. Apperson.
iIa Il. Union Banl. Tennessee ". ApPersOn.
T74 F. Stick & 90. rs. Pollock.
IN. aegibbon Bros vs.. Degg.
Q7a. Calhoun vs. Malone.
U7g L las vs.. Pollock.
uS0. Caldwell VS.. Mortha-
ISL. GaIvin vs. Goyer.
lzT6- 3. Hamilton vs. Levi 4 Co.
ia Hartilins VS.. steamer Lady.
1878. smith VS.. Larkln.
l1So. smith vs. Rellman-
1881. spain vs.. Moran ct al.
I2s2. Merriweatherv vs. ApPerson.
I2S3. Crowley vs. Lyles.
! 1855. GOOolett vs., Cash.
1885. Hughfs VS.. Griffin.
I2S7. Krouse ". Pollock.
CHANCERY COURT.-His Honor, Judg:
VIM. Smith, overruled the motion fol
an Injunction against the munieipa
court and county commissioners. To
day is motion day. The following
cases are set for to-day:
14. WI welsh VS.. John 7 Jerves.
1855. Union Bank OF Tenn. xs.J. A. alHon
| IS. n Nciowan VS.. A. D. WisherspOon.
iST. ]. I. Holmes Va H. j. HOMES
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EMERSON ETHERIDGE, constitutional
conservative candidate for governor, Will
address the people at the following times
and places
Memphis, Friday, May II.
Notice of other appointments will be
given in due time.
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FOE SALE.
SALE OR RENT

u
A new and elegant basement Cottage on Bass
aveuue. seven rooms. closet iu every room. etc,
AlSa. on Bass avenue. a double house, new, OF
seven rooms. each room with all the modern
I improvements. Also, on Adams street eN-
/ tended. a u5W story and a half Cottage, nye
I room s. kitchen good ysrd, ~ciStern, etc. q. W.
I Pool. Rental and Real Estate Agent 1872 Main
- anil n
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ORsTRUCTIONs.-Ten parties we're ar
rested yesterday, charged with Obstruct-
ing the sidewalks by having fruit stands
and other impediments on the sidewalks.
The usual forfeits were put up, aud the
commissioner will give them a hearing
this morning.
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Eofiea.

The public are hereby notified not to
pay to any one any bills due THE AP-
PEAL, for advertising since January 31st,
unless they have written authority from
ne. JOHN AINsLIE,
Cashier and Manager,
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THE FAIR CLOSES TO-NIGHT.-Fhe
fair, whose interest has been daily in
creasing, closes tonight. All who have
not attended as well as those who have
nightly been present, should not fail tc
be there tonight. The final voting for
the popular gentlemen will be had, and
the iceicresn and Strawberries will be
Oountifully dispensed and the bright
faces will beam with smiles, and the
brighter eyes flash with sunbeams mOre
brilliantly, beautifully dangerous than
ever. OF course everybody will be on
hand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-17

CUT UP.-Two negroes named Morse
and Walker got into a slight difficulty
in g blacksmith shop on GayosO street
Yesterday morning, during which the
latter got badly cut about the head. The
offender was arrested-nOthing more.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-17

The aurora O&.-The introduction
of this oil is destined to work a great
revolution in the lighting world. 1t
possesses many advantages over all other
means Of light, from the fact that 1t is
much cheaper than gas or coal oil, is free
from any offensive smell, and best of all,
nou-explosive. We have examined it
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro-
noupee it superior to anything extant
for the purposes for which it is recon-
mended. 1t is also superior to turpen-
tine for paints, oils and varnishes. The
proprietors, Messrs. H. G. Dewitt & Co,
have an Office at "a Madison street, but
they dispose of state and county rights
TO manufacture only. Their patent has
seventeen years 10 run. Territory is
being sold rapidly, and parties desiring
to make money will find this a good in
vestfnent. Don't forget, q Madison
street, up stairs. apzl u
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Country Merchants, buying goods st
wholesale, should not fail to call at b.
LOwenstein h Bros, corner Jefferson and
Main streets, before making purchases.
my17 2t.
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REWARD.
-S25 REWARD,

From the SUBSCRIBER, on Friday night last,
BAY MARE Null, Is hands high, branded -
me min and snouIaer -. B."not vety plain
Anybody returning tze Mule VIII leceiye th'
sg5re reward. in. BOLTON,
mvI4lwa o ernando. Miss
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EPISCOPAL ORDINATIoN.-In Calvary
Church at 1OR 8. M. to-day, several candi-
dates for the ministry will be ordained.
These ceremonies are most solemn and
impressive, and will be performed in &C.
cordance with the ritual Of the church.
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To the Patrons OF the Appeal

You are requested not TO pay any car
riers without certificate from me, and
to report al the counting desk any ir-
. regularity in carriers. J.. DAVIES.
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IN Offering OUR BITTERS to the southern
l Public, we have no lesitancF In asserting
their superiority over any Northern prodae-
ton in our markets. In their devisementt they
are purely Southern compounded with q
special adaptitude TO the various types %
stomacic Arrangements prevalent In our
climate.
II Is a gentle stimulant 20 the system aiLer
undergoing a severe Illness.
Il is q cure for Dyspepsia.
1t assists Digestion.
II cures Diarrhea and Cholera NOIbus.
1t Is q preventive for ChiIls and FsverZ
Il is an Invaluable companion for persons
travelling At al reasons OF the year.
1t Is a HOME enterprise, and Possesses true
merit
81 Sold everywhere.
C. H. EBBERT & CO..
Sole Perpetrators.
e-bro - Hemrhfa- Tenn
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COMMUNICATED

Mrs W. q. Hunt, President etc:
/ have the honor to- acknowledge re-
ceipt Of your kind invitation Of this date,
TO the officers, knights, queen Of love and
beauty and their maids of honor, to be
present with the Grace church and sOci-
ETY., on the evening of 22d May, and ac-
cept the same with pleasure. 1 have no
doubt but what all will avail themselves
Of the opportunity.
] am, Madam,
Very respectfully and truly, your ob't-
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Corn. - Our enterprising friends,
Messrs. Joiner & Kirkley, at "a Monroe
street, have Just received $500 bushels OF
corn, which they offer at a small adj
vance on cost. Those needing corn can
find no more reliable gentlemen than
these with whom to deal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-17

Country Merchants wanting cheap dry
goods should examine our stock.
myl7 It MENKEE Bios.
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ETHERTDGE AND sFOKEs-CGRREs
PeNDENCE.

MEMPHIS May 10, 1871.
II. D. L. Stewart, Esq, Chairman Conservative
Executive Committee, Shelby ounty
Sir: The Hon. w. 3. Stokes is ex-
pected here to-day, and intends on Satur-
day to address the citizens of this city on
the political issues Of the day. He is in
formed that the Hon. Emerson Etheridge
is announced 20 speak on tomorrow
fFriday,) and il arrangements can
be made, desires to meet him
in joint debate on that day. II
YOU are now authorised to make such
an arrangement in behalf Of Mr.. Ethe-
ridge, please communicate with me to-
day. If you are obliged to await Mr..
Etheridge's arrival, please at your earli-
est convenience acquaint him with this
offer, and advise me Of his answer to the
anna
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ENCOURAGEMENT

NOR SENATOR.-We are requested 70
didate for TIE State senate, from the COUNTIES
OF Snclby. Fayette and Upton.
May a, 1851. mylote
TOHN w. SMITH is a candidate fol
81 reelection 70 the office OF state Senator ioi
nc 18th District, composing the counties OF
shelby and Fayette. election on the nrsi
Thursday in August ap24tf
NOR
NJ. Editor: Please announce me as a candi-
date for reelection 10 Congress. with the
toTltcn Consultation and lie unqualified in
dorsement OF the administrator OF Andrew
johnson as my platform Of principles, whlcl
will be rore clearly defined in my forthcoming
{" circular address, and a personal interview
prior 20 the election
aprlS te JOHN W.
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WANTS.
PATENT
a T-R q A OFT

-
We want men everywhers to study their oWs
INTEREST. The right 20 manufacture aud sell
the Patent Aurora Oil in a single county will
make more money 10 the purchaser IN three
months than the largest farm in Your state
will make in q whole year. The Aurora Oh
actually costs less than one-half the price Of
Coal oil. and the illuminating power Os the
Aurora on is as much superior u the Coal oil
as the Coat Oh is to q talloW candle. and is
no MORE explosive than n UallOw candle. Any
Lamp that viii burn Coal Oil will burn the Au-
rora oil T. does not smoke the chimneyZi
does not smell-t viii cot grease or stain The
finest lnen-nOt even white cloth. The mate
rial for its manuf2cture is i~neEhaustiole- enc
man can make seSenty-Hve barre-s per day
No machinery required. We will pay your
fare to and from the city OF Memphis and bills
while here, II we cannot prove an, and even
more, than we have stated. Aslngie county Is
a small fortuneto the man OF enterprise, and
the right 10 a state Is untold worth.
FOrIurther information, cali on or address
II. &. Dewitt a Co.,
"a Mad son street, corner Main,
- MINI Inn
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ENR SALE

TUE large assortment Of Agricultural Imple-
meuts, Wagons, etc, at 2O5 Front street, lats
lew IS. MattheTs ECo, are for sale, AT COST,
for tue benefit OF the trust.
MILES OWEN. Trustee.
Namphfs. Tim. April -. 1867 auzl I'm
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Cdrpstiaa, Wall Paper, Curtains and
MOSQUITO Bars at Joseph Grieshsber's,
375 Main street. .myl7 In,
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For SIR Walking Saques, at low prices,
call at Rice, Silk & Co.'s. may1i 1w
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~, F. Hudson. ch hhnsaHha s asS l. ne Ez.

WLNTILT MY II I-VIs
Mr. n. Z. Hudson. Chairman Republican Ex-
.Sr. Your communication, proposing
IN behalf Of Hon. w. B. Stokes to divide
time with Hon. Emerson Ethridge on
to-morrow, has been received and an
swered. and we now, In behalf Of Mr..
Ftheridge, propose to meet Mr. Stokes ST
his appointment on Saturday next, II it
81 agreeable with him. Please confer
on5 sdvise US. Respectfully,
~. p. L. srEHART, chais9en, stc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-17

MEMPHIS. May Is, 1857.
Mr.. II. Z. Hudson. Chairman Republican TX
ecauve Committee:
Sir: Your communication of this date
has been received, and, after cOnsulta-
lion with the Hon. Emerson Etheridge,
we are authorized to say that he will
sneak on tomorrow at Court square, will
begin a IL O'Clock am and speak until
he is through, and then he will yield the
stand with pleasure 10 Mr.. Stokes, or Mr.,
stokes can begin st II O'Clock Am. and
sneak until he is through, after which
Mr.. Ftheridge will follow him.
pssDectfSnv. NJ. u. l. STEWART.
Cbairrnan CONSERVATIVES CommIfte.