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SESSION,

The Convention reassembled al the
appointed hour.
On motion of Rev. VIM. G. Gray, the
thanks Of the Convention were rendered
the clergymen and vestrymen OF calvary
Church for the very liberal and munih-
cent in whieke.' hey have prsyi-
ded for the entertainment of all the
clergy and laity in attendance.
On motion of Rev II Hay, d d, the
constitution and canvass of the Diocese
were referred to q committee OF one
clergyman and one layman. The Bishop
appointed the following Is the Com
mittee: Rev II ? Hay and Mr. Geo X
Fairbanks.
The report of the Diocesan Treasurer,
and also Of the Treasurer Of the Univers-
ity of the South, Of the Diocese Of Ten
nessee, were reported favoraoly upon.
Revs VIM c Gray and George II Hunt,
Of this clergy, and J F Sett, Of the laity,
were appointed q committee on the
memorial for a division OF the Diocese.
The following offered by Rev. DR.. d.
Pise, was adopted:
Resolved, That duty to the freedmen
requires that immediate provision be
made for their religious instruction; and
il is therefore recommended that the
clergy, "a far as possible, Opon their
churches for special services for the freed
men on Sunday afternoons.
This closed the business of the COnven-
ton. The Bishop then arose, and in q
few well chosen remarks, expressed bis
qualification at the harmony and broth
erly love which characterized the pro-
eeedings of the convention. He closed
with an earnest exhortatiou to the clergy
and leity on the efficiency of prayer.
On motion, the Convention adjourned
sine die.
Bishop Quintard, Revs. r. Hines and J
NJ. Sehwarer, the Secretaries, Rev. DR.
White and others, for the facilities fur
nished in making our report, As well a
for various other courtesies extsndeC
during the session of the Convention.
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The thanks of the Convention wer,
/ rendered Rev. J. T. Wheat, d. D., fol
his able, eloquent and most touchins
memorial to the Rt. Rev. Father in God
the first Bishop Of the Catholic Church
in Tennessee, and others, his co-laborerl
in the work, both clerical and lay.
The next Convention will assemble in
st. Peters Church, Columbia, on the
third Wednesday in May, 1865.
Rev. VIM. c. Gray offered the follow.
ing, which was adopted:
ResOlUed, That the e~OnvOcatiOn OF the
Western District embraces all the clergy
and slI the parishes in the Western Dis
triet, aud that it is the duty Of all to at,
tend its meetings; and that when il
meets in Memphis the Rev. Richard
Hines, Dean Of the Cathedral, shall pre-.
side, and when at any point outside o.
Memphis, Rev. John A. Harrison, Rural
Dean, shall preside.
The report of the Committee on FL
nance was presented and adopted.
On motion of Rev. j. H. BOwles, canon
/ was amended by changing the word
fUc in the tenth line to three and article
Y Of the Constitution was so amended
in the third line as to read three instead
Of fire.
Rev. UaVId rise, d. SQEmltteu the
report of the Committee on that portion
of the Bishops address relative to the
deceased bishops and clergy, which was
amended and adopted.
On motion of Rev. l.. n. Weight, the
Bishop was authorized to appoint an at
torney, to whom all legal questions may
be referred. Mr.. VIM. H. stephens was
appointed.
The report Of Mr.. F. W. Smith, Treas
urer Of the Diocese, was presented and
accepted.
The report Of Mr.. W. B. Miller, Treas
urer Of the University of the South for
the Diocese of Tenn, was referred to the
Committee on Finance.
Adjourned until Al D N.
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Southern Hotel on European Plan.-
We have been informed that this Hotel
viii hereafter be conducted on the above
plan The Restaurant department will
De managed by our well known and re-
sPected citizens, ]. SchwOOb 4 Co, who
understand their line OF business 10 per
lection, and who will furnish meals at All
hours, and persons may live in The most
economical or luxurious manner, paying
only for what they may order. Tbs
hOtelrooms are well furnished, the price
Of the same being very moderate, to suit
the times; but applicants must give good
city reference, especially ladies unae-
by gentlemen. myI9 e
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YaIuabIe cotton Plantation for sale

WILL be sold 70 the highest bidder, on the
premises, on SATURDAY, the LIST ofJune
next Possession to be given on the lst of Jan
Gary next, the hitch ey fiantshon, formerly
owned by Mrs Sarah Amt situated In the
parish OF Madison. a few miles aooye Mtiikens
Bend Landing. Louisiana The plantation has
q mont on the Mississippi river about one mile,
with a hue levee and a making bank. Il CO..
taIns ia all about eight hundred tSJJ aues o.
land, Of which about nve hundred 500 acres
Ere IN cultivation Il is located lu the center
Of the best cotton region in the United States.
and there n no cotton plantation on The Mis-
Eisxippi uNer more thoroughly dllcled and
drained, and but ew 50 well improved. The
iuproyements consist OF q new dwelling house,
q large and elegant steam gin, sawmil auC
gnstmil attached. stab q, barn, g~uarterF.
cisternE, etc The Improvements alone could
NOT BE- placed there Tor less than $4,000. The
AlaatafiOn o. leased this year for six thousand
Golarz There is no question as 20 title.
Terms Cf 6alsLCash.
mys8w ANDREWR HYNES Trustee.
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MIL FOR sale.

RARE GRANGE FOR A PAYING ~,
"A gestTent Tn rla1taton Is known as the
I0Un Of "a lake lun, on White river. Ark, l1
miles above the Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road crossing, containing between fOarsnd i've
hundred ares, about one hundred ciea.ed
rs frot above the late overflow. the remainder
heavily timbered, together with the wnSle OF
half interest in a NEW STEAM SAW MILL
forty horse p~owerlEngine, hlacksmtlhs shop
Tar. enters Tools. Wagons and all Necessary
appurtsnauces for running the same. There d
2 6ne Mansion with nine rooms. q Cistern, lea
patty SEQ gallons,D three Cabins, a Warehouse
two good Wood Yards, and the best lsnding'
on the river. 1Ee ebove VIII &c sold az low hg.
nres and on easy terms. Tor turthe- particu'
lars address Ms II T. II.
my4u Appeal Office.
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NOTICES.

Divine Service, Sunday May -, by member
Of the General Assembly OF the Cumberland
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Court
| 81 eet-Nine O'Clock, address 70 the sabbath
Seaooi' sy G {, Blske' OF SJsnSll re
Rev. J. 3 Aitcheu, president OF McGee col
lege, Missouri Three o'clock, Encuaristlc
service by key Is II Pearson, ID Of ar
Quarter past eight o'clock, preaching by Rev.
j. r. Coulter, OF inoiS.
Fgr Presb, terrain Church, Poplar stTeet-HaIi
past ten q m. Rev s q. Barney, DID Pro
feSs0r OF English Literature, University OF
Mississippi. Quarter past eight p m, preach
ing by Rev. r d.. fearson, 81 missouri.
Secand Presbyterian Church, Main street-Half
past ten am. Rev. r o.. Ges. OF Missouri.
Quarter past eight pm, Rev. Lie Ransom
Third Presbyterian Church, Chelsea-Half past
ten am, Rev Felix johnson, ID, OF Ten
uesSee. Quarter past eight pm REV. j. +.
sharp, OF illinois.
Wesley Chapel. second sUreet-Half past ten
am. Rev J. W. Puindexter. OF sntuck, d.
Quar- er past eight PIN, Rev J.B, henfro OF
Texas.
Asbury Jhspel-HElf past ten a m Rev. W.. D.
Wear. OF Kentucky. Quarter past eight
pm, Rev. a. Il. Walker, Of Texss-
Central Methodist Church, Union street-Half
past ten q m, Rev. j. q Logan. q I'Anols;
Quarter past eight pm, Rev Us. Gibson, OF
FeuusElNau "a.
First Baptist Church. Second street-HaIr past
ten am, Rev. 81. \. Hunter, OF Kentucky.
Quart T past eight pm, Rev. A.. J. Thomas
OF Illinois.
Central Baptist Church tabernacle, Court
streeC-Eulf past ten am, Rev. 4. y Baird,
BID OF Nashville, Quarter past eight pm,
Rev. ". -. Chadwick, ID, OF Alabama
Church., Linden street-Half past ten
am. Rev. >. G.. B1wdeu- OF Indiana. Omar
ter past eight pm hey. James iitchy, OF
Ohio.
Congregational ~Church-Half past ten
am., Rev. }. a. Van Patton, OF Illinois.
Quarter past eight pm, Rev. J.. IA Gill; OF
Ken g.kF.
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Land For sale.

undivided one-haIfi interest - 5000 acres
"a OF Red river bottom land, IN Lafayette
aEd SEWER COuntlGzs Arkansas.
TuIs interest. the titLa 20 which IS perfect, VIII
- sold at a low figure, for oue--nird cash au1
The remainder 81 one and Two years, without
interest
river bottom land. above al Overflow, ami Che
bnest body OF land an the state, On CE8W ford
ceanty, Arkansas
These lands VIII be sold together OF In pss-
GELS, for cash.
Apply 10 PIEE& ADAMS.
Attorneys ~ Law,
h 2i Main street, NrmpE
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The LOfaRd Sale Of over 10 acres,
with river front, beautifully s~ubdivided,
lying just below Fort Pickering, cannot
fall to attract the attention OF every per-
son alive to the prosperity Of the city, or
the growth Of his " fortune. Sale at
II O'Clock IN Tuesday, 2Ist May. R0ys-
ter, Trezevant & Co.
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THE ladies OF the Central Baptist
Church and congregation will hold their
festival in the Tabernacle, on Court
street, beginning on Tuesday, the 2lst
inst. The following articles viii be
voted for Il handsome solid silver cup,
lined with gold, to the most popular
worthy patriarch Of the sons Of tenn
persnee a new melOdeon 10 the favor
tie Masonic lodge; an apron to the
fay0rite Odd Fellow q beautiful work
box to the most domestic young lady E,
a pair Of gauRtlets to the most gallant
knight an elegant stand Of eoi0rs to the
most popular steamboat a silver savior
pitcher anu goblets to the favOrite hotel.
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on EyHIEITIOS.-There is now on
exhibition at the sales rooms of Messrs.
EOyster, TreZev8nt * Co, Second street,
a splendid assortment Of Sheffield silver
plated ware and cutlery from the estab-
iishmeut OF Messrs. DeskiD & Sons, Shelf
field, England, valued at five thousand
dollars. One Of the firm accompanies
the goods. Catalogues will be published
on Tuesday, and the goods to be sold on
Thursday. They are well worthy Of an
inspection,
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AuRoRA OIL.-The improvement b

AURORA OIL--Ihe improvement in
artificial light keeps pace with that in
other things. Mr.. Mareellus Pointer has
our thanks for an elegant lamp filled
with this oil, which is SIS clear as the
purest water. and totally devoid Of
grease. We learn that all tests have
failed to explode if, and it must there
fore be free from the danger attending
the use of all other burning fluids. 1t is
regularly patented, and Mr.. Pointer has
bought the patent for this county, run
ming through seventeen years. The
lamp burns beautifully, does not hest
the metal around the chimney, and the
flame seems as brilliant as a jet Of gas.
Mr.. Pointer claims that two gallons OF
oil, costing sixty cents per gallon, will
last one month, burning five or six hours
per night while One jet of gas, burning
that time, will cost from s. to SIS. This
is a marvellous difference. We under
stand It can be manufactured at less than
twenty cents per gallon. We intend to
give it a fair trial, for we know of moth
ing so desirable in domestic economy as
safe, cheap and pure light. State aud
county rights are for sale by H. G. De-
witt & Co., No. "A Madison street.
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OnT o. MIsLAID-

Cs-t56cafe calling for -Four Shares Of stool
tB re Memphis and Charleston Railroad Com
many said Certlncat- numbered SIX huhal-,
and hny-Eeven, and issued Aarcn -h 80 =
90 WTIffam FnaIish. now deceased, for WlicL
I intend 10 apply 70 the Treasurer OF the Com
P JOHN MCGRATH.
Executor Of said William Englishs Estate.
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morning prevent our giving the able and
demolishiDg reply of Mr.. Etheridge to
Stokes. We will publish it in cur next
issue. The speaking ceased at twelve
O'clock, and although the assembly were
DESTROYS Of hearing him further, he said
| he eoule not snRak on the Sabbath.
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NoR REM oR -

Ny Residence on Bass avenue near the head
OF Adams street. The Improvements SIRE 7l
new and in complste order, consisting OF I've
rooms. besides bathroom, si0reTnom, pantry,
Kitchen. servants house, wood house, cistcrn,
ane 9 good garden, with vegetables growing
and ready for use. Also Two neat new Cot
tages IN tbs ssme neighborhood.
PHILIP II. THOMPSON,
myl7Iwn on The Premises.
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NsO ArTiUG-StGnnler Go0ds-Miss c.
Doherty, No. 33S Main street, corner
Main and Union, has just received all
the latest styles Of BOnnets and Hats FOR
the summer, consisting of Pareps, Rosa,
Black Crook, Zephyr, and June Glow
BOnnets, and the new Etheridgs Hat.
New goods received weekly
mayI9 81
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EoR SALE OR RENT

A new and elegant basement Cot age on Bias
svenue, seven rooms, closet in every ruCGl- etc,
Alsa, on Bass avenue. "a double lOu-F. new, OF
seven rooms, each room with all O. modern
improvements. Also. on Adams street eE-
tstided. a new STOW ana a half Cottage. ne
TuCmS, kitchen, good yard, Cistern, etc q. W,
Pool, Eptal and Real Estate Agent, 100 Main
atreet- apll q
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A Large stock OF Miles custom-mads
shoes, at reduced prices. &C Howell,
Wood & Co.'S, S32 Main street, Southern
Palace. myl9 80
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Te NJ. z. ROOE or 4RN Parry In
fara.Eal- Ill AnEina

terested--T Take Notice.
TNHAT AT p o'clock on the sd instant al
the bneine s house OF Meachafn a Tread
wei. on CuiOn street, between Main aud Front
IN the city o. Memphis, Tenn ] viii sell al
p1tlc a~uHiion, 10 the highest bidder, for cash
hE Bales C~ttoC, marked 20, or 80 much
thereof - Lag De LeclssaEy 20 pay the charge
on the same, Amounting 10 the SUN Cf thre1
lundred and thlry-siE dollars and y-SiE
Cents (S8 5Ol, due abe owners OF Steamboat
" NatomR- said cotton was shipped pa sails
lsoat At Madison. Ark on day Of March. 1857.
IS the property orr r Rock. and consigned o
Galbreath, Stewart Co., OF Memphis.
J CUMMINGS.
Captain Steamboat " Natoma, " for owner.
MEBFHTs. 1ESs May = ls.7. myS dtss
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FOR VICKsBURs.

Regular ST. Louis, Memphis and vicksburz
PackGL
FOR Helena, Gaines Landing. EunIee,
Lake Providence and V~feksburg.
WELCOME master
This splendid passenger packet r.
viii leave as above on ~
MONDAY. Attn inst. at 5pm.
LARRY HARESTAD 4 70. Agents.
Wharfboat foot or Monroe 81.
mvl9 It or cor Kahn and Madison sg
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WANTED-rHE PATENT
a UR O RIA OIL.

We want men everywhere 10 study lneLi Nv
The right 70 manufacture ana -!
I'll Patent Aurora Oh IN a singie county w.
make more money TO the purchaser IN me
months than the largest farm IN your 9l4t
will make in n whole year. me AuF9fl ".
actually costs less than Ope-haI inc piIot o'
Coal on. and the muminatilR power % tL5
Aurora Oh is as much superior g the CoaA o-
As the Goa Oh IS to q tslow caud auo ,,
no HoRE explosive than q ttioH SlLu
Iamp that will burn Coal Oil VIII burn the Au-
rora oil. ID does not smoke the CHIMNEY -
does not smell-lt VIII lot grease oLstalh lne
rial for its mauufacture is tne2hausuhl- Che
man can make sesenty-hye barre-s PEI GAY.
No machinery required We NM FS s1G
fare 10 and rom the city Of Memphis and bills
while mere. II we cannot prove Oil ana even
more. han we have stated single county ls
: small fortune 60 the man Of enterprise, and
Ire rfght 10 a state S untold worth.
nor further information, can on or address
n. &. Dewitt & Co.,
81 Mad son street, corner Main,
---rn. Mnmnhi- Tam
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At wholesale. Straw Goods. Crystal
PRINCES and Trimmings, Ribbon,
FreLch Flowers, Green Wreathes,
Hat and Bonnet ornaments, etc, etc.
L. Kramer.
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FOR SALE.

THE large assortment OF Agricultural Imple-
lneufS, Wagons, etc, at 26 Front street, l7t-
Lewis. Matthews & Co. are FOR sale, AT COST
for tue benefit OF the trust.
MILES OWEN, Trustee.
u----Ne- mF.-- Anil -. 49, mHrT Hn
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Call at Muir, Se66ins & RHen's Store,
No. 273 Main street, and see the mag
nificent Aquarium with gold fish, to be
ratified for at the Grace street church
Fair. It will remain on exhibition until
Monday evening, when it will be re-
moved to the Memphis Club room, where
the Fair is held, and will be rsfisd for
on the last night of the Fair. Chances,
one dollar each. mayIa 1W
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Look at Elson,s Advertisement.

FdHs, a handsome assortment and all
qualities, at reduced prices, at Howell,
Wood & Co.'S 332 Main street. my19 %
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LOOK at Elson's Advertisement.

We hare reduced prices on q large
stock Of String and Summer Dry Goods,
Howell, Wood & Co, 332 Main street.
my19 st
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The LOfGnd Sale of over 10 acres,
with river front, beautifully subdivided,
lying just below Fort Pickering, cannot
fail 70 attract the attention of every Der.
son alive to the prosperity Of the city, OF
the growth Of his own fortune. Sale at
10 O'Clock on Tuesday, DIST Nav. Rows
ter, Irrelevant Il Co.
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FOB SALE.
70

T
desirable stock o. Goods. bought expressly
for the Wholesale trade. Also. q Lease OF
eighteen months on an elegant store, cen
trslly located. The owners have g good bu A.
ness established. Terms Of payment tua-0
easy. Address, through Postomce, "Elel-
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Just Teeeired at 3. Lowensteln & Bros.
a large stock Of Linen DamAsk at greatly
reduced prices. mayIs %
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TO MILLINERs.-A large stock
Of latest styles of Hats and Ponnets,
Straw Cords, and Tsssels, French
Flowers. Laces, Grapes, silks, etc,
at lowest wholesale prices. L. Krs-
mer.
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Lace Curtains from five dollars 4
fifty, at B. LOwenstein & Bros.
maylg 2t
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FOB WHITE RIVER.

Regular Memphis and Whlts River Tue.day
Packet.
TOr DuvaIrs Bluff. Little Rock. west
Point. Searcy, Augusta and J~acssaupOrt.
master
This new and elegant passenger
steamer leaves on ~
TUESDAY, ZIst inst, AZ S pm
LEVY MILLER AEenta.
my19 2 81 MadisoH street
Regular Memphis and White River Tuesday
Packet.
For Helena, EriaE's PeimE. DuEnGf-s
BiuE. Little RocE. Augusta. Des zre
and J~acEsOnp0rt.
UNI master
This elegant passenger steamer L.
viii leave ~
TUESDAY, 2ist inst, at 3 pm
JAMES 7. BOURNE & 90, Agents
myl9 p No. II Jefsrson street
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All KINDs.-AlbeTt Beer, the popular
news dealer, aS7 Main street, has on
hand all Kinds Of reading from gay TO
rave, from lively to sincere periodicals,
illustrated papers, magazines, etc. Give
him g call.
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RELIGIOCs.-The Rev. Mr.. Pickett, OF
the Mississippi diocese, viii preach st
Grace church this morning at hslf-past
ten O'clGck, and the Rev. DR.. Piese viii
preach at four pm.
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VIII positively sail Is above. from the port OF
ssM orleans. Emfgrants who q. sire % setue
N Brazil under The protection or the Imperial
1oFernmenE BY whom this steamer Is char
Sloas can DO 80 b. appls ing % The only az
-AoFized Hovernmsnt Emigration Agent.
T. De GOICDURLA,
SCarondeiet street. New orleans. baeE omee
ground dooE. myls1t
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- At ElsonIs adrertisement.

AeU Styles Dress Goods and other
novelties, just received, at Menken Bros.
mv1Q Or
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w A n T + d

d THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
That any Book that Is 10 be hsd 81 any OF the
bookstores in the city, Il Tor sale or 70 let at
J.B SuTTONS Circulating Library,
my I'm 2f4 Tnird street, near cor. Jefferson
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REWARD.


CTOLEN-S25 REWAhDs
Prom the subscIber, on Friday night last, a
Ray MARE Null. IS hands high branded IN
the hin and shoulder j. p" not We y plain
ANYBODY returning tEe Mule VIII receive the
sbcye reward- in. BOLTON,
mviEfws ernando. Miss
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UNDERTAKEN
At the Old Stand,
NO. $40 MAIN STREET
MEMPHIS TENN
MontVale Springs.

MOuLNd16 Springs, 1861
THIS popular eummer resort having been
Il placed in thorough repair and furnished
with new furniture, viii Be open for visitors
On the LIST ofSun Under the direction andcon-
troll OF the undersigned, perpetrators o. the
American Hotel Atlanta, Ca MOntvale Pre-.
ssnts the strongest attractions 70 0oth lAt1ld
I'D pleasure-ssexer 10 fess on account Of It's
retirement aud tbs BEAUTIFUL Surrounding
scenerV. than OF the restorative EWeS o. It's
wafarS Ne have reduced the p1ce o. board 70
- 4c~esf dgure4 -1usistent vi b a proper prO-
,5Ster - fhe sntartainmeut OF our guests
hoard per day. s. per week, ~ pei monte.
= Ar rsach the Springs BY special conveyance
-, Toudon. or by regular daily mail coaches
spS colin WHITE& WHTTLoCK.
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FOR ST. FRAHCIs RIVER.

Regular - Francis River Packet
For Helena. WiftsburE and ~. Francis
River,
MOLLIE HAMILTON -.~.--B0wuan Master
This splendid passenger steaaer L.
viii leave for the above on ~
TUESDAY, Zst inst, ~ pm.
LARRY HARGSTAD 4 Co. Agents.
corner Main ana Madison SIS.
myl9 2 OF Wharfb boat fact Monroe s.
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LofGHd Sals.-COnveyanees will leave
our Office, No. 276 Ayres' Buildings for
this sale, at half-p&st ten O'Clock on
Tuesday morning, Nay list Thia sub
division embraces the most desirable
grounds offered for sale during the last
two yeors. Many of the lots have high,
Commanding river fronts. Gail for
plans. RoYsTER, IRRELEVANT & Co.
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Merchants can buy Prints and DOmes-
tics cheap for cash at Menken Bros.
~vTQ ~
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nAGACIoUs MANAGEMENT OF THE
SOUTHERN AsYLUM.-The very cheapest
and best property in this city and its vi
cinity viii constitute the first list of
prizes distributed by the southern asy-
lum. It is well, since property has con
stsntiy become cheaper, that en- abs0-
lutte defined list Of PRICES was not Origi-
nally published. Tickets sold because OF
this fact, are worth twenty-five per cent.
more than they would have been if
such a list had been published. There
will be twenty-five per cent. more in
value Of prizes distributed for the reason
that the company IS still free to place at
the top Of its list Of property the cheap
est and best that is offered.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-19

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