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Menas,s Life Pills ana Ph~nix Bitaers
nr. used in private practice in 1895. They
Introduced 10 the public IN 1855 since which time thr
rsputs has tendsd nus they hs,e sale In
Of si other cathartie and Purifying Medicines There
b hardly family among civised rafions hs have not
personal evidence Of their beneficial TBsr great
Is oviss TO their uniform reliability In Of
Constipation. Bilious ssomach,c diseases whether Of long
short duration They entirely vegetable In their
eomposison and harmless the gentlest infant ose
isgredsnt opens the pores Of the skins snoshsr dr
rstie and stimulates proper action Of the tidneys;
tsird Is emosnt loosennE phegm and humor from the
lass. other peperties warming and cathartc and
cleanse the stomach and bowels from unhealthy sscre
ions Their combined effect is to regulate the Impair
ID functions Of the system. and produces AeaA. Ii
not ssssrted Aoaats Pills cirealishst thry wiil
al compi.ints-but under ordinary circumstances
they may be Tiled upos Nervous And Sick Head
sche, costreness, Dyfpepsa,s Indigestion, JArndice
Liver and Bilious Complaints, Coids seuryy, General
Weakness etc They expressiy made for these dis
Mhiioas upon millions OF can lie cited In
single instance has compisint 10 our
kpo~ledge, where they have not operated recon-
meuded.
The printed circular around each box fully explains
tn ~ mptos and elects Of each disease specifics
msnt, furnishes evidence, etc
We briefly refer 10 Rev. David Elder, Franklin, n c.
Who cured Of Dyspepsia Q, r. Cross. OF Tn oike
m, eurvd ef LIVER Complaint Ii. Booley, Of spripg-
asd, rs had scrofus and hsd TO ne erntches was
cured in three weeks. James d. Dolens. Of AirAin
Mich, cured Of nilious Fever. Rev. Henry Graham
Preshy yterfsn Church, Gansnsgua Cal, of Fever and
Asue Rev. Edw. II. May, Twenty-nrs New York, Of
nheumstism and ffiss Of IS yesrs standing. Rev Sam
Bowlss. Bditor Of the sprngAsd tsa~s.) Republican
cured Of terrible Costiveness. Hon RI, webber,
N. H., Of LAYER Complaint, etc, etc, etc.
boz Of Mossts Lie Pills, With full ctrcnlsrs, &e.
Viii Be sent gratis to any Physician Clergyman,
the receipt u tvo three cent postage stamps-
MsGsss Hfs Pulls are IS esnn Per box. MoGAts
Phopix Rttsss. q Per bottle They sold BY al
spscsbls Saaases throughout the ccntinsns and the
-IslAnds " the ocssn-
WHITE ROWLAND. propristcrs,
succsasprs TO Dr.. John Mofat and Or. VIM. B. Ho6at
In Hbsrty street., New York. kl3vly sow
---a 4 a.l
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Hemstreet's inimitable Hair Colering has been
stssiily growing in favor for over twenty years.
II upon the absorbens q: the roots Of The hair
and changes /; 10 its original color by degrecs.-
All instantaneous dyes desden and injurc the hair
Heimstreets is not dye, but is certain in its re-
sul.s, promotes Its growth, and besutifsl HAIR
DRrssre. Price 50 cents and sl,oe. Sold BY
AL dealers.
saratega Spring Water, sOla BY all
Drgxnisfx
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CLIMAX
Psexs cIasAx sAtvH, for Barns scalds srofuls sslt
Rheum, Sores. Broken Breasts Frost Bites Chilbains
stinss Bruises, Cuts swsllipgs whether upon
beast is the wonderful sr.cie produced.
othsr good articles aisvistsi tha II asys in
fammatou, subdnes pain and heals ishout It
10 worth iss weight 10 gold any family and should
always be on hand Its warranted 10 do what It says
every time
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EXCELSIOR GLEE BOOK,
collection OF the beat
Gtees, ChOrtEses, n operate
Gems.

FOR MINED VOICES.
This collection Of Gie4s Ae prtses the secular
portion Of the aud popular Chorus Wreath" and
fucindes of the best compositions Of the knd
talnsble
The book IL Issued In very neat ye bound in boards
md IN mi. he'd the low price OF g. oliver Dttson
a. Co., III Washington zt, Boston.
febx6-d
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-07
Trustees Sale


or Desirable K al Estate, distant about
3 Ia Niles Southeast from the City Of
Memphis, and Situate on the u. and
G. K. Il.
DY virtue OF a Deed Of Trust to me executed
u on the lGth 0ay OF December. 1855, by J. l.
TAYLOR and II ID. McEWeu. for the purpose OF
securing anote for The snm Of s 2O00 due and
owing py them to j. b. Mercer, ana in ohedf-
ance to written authority rom the said Taylor.
MoEwen and Mercer. directing me to sell the
land conveyed IN said Trust Deed, 1 viii. on
The 9th Day OF May, 1851, 1t the Courthouse
door. in the Greenlaw Block, on Second street.
between Union and G2yus0 streets, in the cNy
Of emphis betWeen the hours Of 10 O'Clock
am and 4 O'Clock pm ann continuing nom
day to DAY thereafter, uetWeen the same hours,
until ali the properly be sod. sell to the highest
bidder, a certain tract Of land situate and lying
in Shelby county. Tennessee, and bounded
thus Beginning at a stake on the east side or
line Of said tract in the lane between the VIM.
Cooper tract and the Dederick tract running
thencs in said lane l5-32 chains to a point
within or at hfty feet south OF tho center OF
the Memphis and Charleston railroad thence
west IS Is to a point 50 feet south Of the center
OF said railroad thence south 1851 chains to q
hickory grun Themes south AZ west FS2
chains 20 a point 80 feet sOuth Of the center Of
the PlgeCn RoOst road, runs from the first
point Of beginning west 26-50 chains to a stake;
theuce south I'D chains 70 & POINT 20 feet
north Of the center OF Pigeon Roost rad
thence to the termination OF said line which
was run nom the hickory grub this last line
runs parallel with said Pigeon ROost road,
in the survey. being in all Sc 7Z-IO0 acs Is. This
property has been su~bdfvided. and viii be sold
IN lots varying rom i've 70 ten acres each
There is no other incumbrance on said land.
THE TERMS OF SALE are as follows: One
third OF the purchase money, cash, and the
balance payaD'e in equal instalInents on the
LIST Of October, 1867, lst OF April, 1855, and LIST OF
October, 1855, the purchaser 70 execute notes
drawiug interest from Date. aud secured by
Deed OF Trust. embracing the same terms ss
thai under which lam now acting.
/ am authorized TO say. that Tor all Of the
purchase money, after defraying the expenses
OF the trust and satisfying the claim of said
Mercer, any Just Indebtedness OF either Tay
Tor & NcEwen, or Taylor, McEwen, Duke a
Co, or 1aylOis, AeEweu y Blew, viii be re-
ceiVed: but each lot will be required to bear It's
proportional part OF the expenses OF the Trust
and tina burihen OF the incumbranc The title
70 said lard / believe to be good, and viii take
ment Of the title, and q plat Of n subdivision
mon application 70 me az law Office Of
Wilson & Beard. Is Court street. bnt 4 shall
only convey as Trustee. W.. p. WILSON,
ap4tt Trustee.
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NarICEa.

Rev. Dr. Rivers, OF Somerviller Val denver
lecture 70 the young mems moral and hterar!
society, at the Union street central church.
Rev. DR.. stiles will preach IN the first fressy
terrain church this morning and a. night O.
The usual hours Of divine service. Re WI
also conduct services during the week IN IN
same church. both morning q a. night al
and - O'Clock.
Services n Grace church. sunday, April 10y
the rector. Rev. DIT. Brooke, No'elocE am
subject, When did Christ enter upon hi'
pr'eyrhoode Four O'Clock p.mr Tue ios'
hourin the garden.
RAPTIsr TABERSACLE Court
this morning by Rev 6. p. Ford, J. D pas
tor. and discourse 10 heyOung al might seats
fres. ,
l,sv DE-. K. Il. Rivers, Of SomerYule' Wiu
n,each At the hrst Methodist church corner
:, ponlsr ana second streets stn an, and
~ pm to-day.
psrson Meadows VIII preach tnis morning ia
~. criminal court room, at half past ten
O'Clock.
D. m Raed. OF Richmond. Va, viii preach
- tba-bIrd Presbyterian church Chelsea al
II O'Clock to-day.
.wr.rtu~g-The Rev. Richard Inge, Cumber-
- Prasbvterian minister, VIII preseh to-
dsv Al o'clock am in the house formerly
occupied by the Second Cumberland Presby-
f--ian congregation. % Echols street, near
the residerce OF Nrs. ". A BryEn.
CuUECu-Ed. T.. W. Caskey viii
Dreaeh Al the linden street Christian church
"a. day at an, and at - n. Seats { ee.
r-ESr BAPTIST CHURCH-TheTe viii be preach
ing in this church o-d8y At the usua' hour.
nv the pastor. Rev. Mr.. Miller.
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Nntice fn Credifora-

Referrfug TO advertisement Of VIM p. VIII
son. ESQ, Trustee, etc This days date-and
anxious to effect settlements rs early IS posi-
bic, we wish TO notify all our creditors that Ee
propose 30 sell all Of Our Real Estate. both per
sonal and copartneuhlp, during the nertensu-
ing thirty. sixty or ninety days. at puDno auc-
ton. taxing IN payment therefor, after satlsiao-
ton Of liens aud e~Xpen,es, the outstenuins
obligations ~ Iaylnrs, McEWcnG Blew, tay4ol,
McEwen, Duke G Co orTaylor q Me6"eA' -
far as possible
The list viii comprise about 1hlrteeno oahtLy
Lots OF i've 10 nina acres each, iocatt1 on tue
ana 4 hslf miles east OF this c~iiy-sdrnirably
located for residence and garden purposes
Four valuable Business L9.s Mnn 5mProVe-
Tofs IN Adams. washington aud Jefferson
stJset EXTENDED, including Two Residences
s - aDJ ofherz are respectfully invited TO 81.
smine the property and ettend the sales.
TAYLOR & MCEWEN.
April 3, 1851. sp4tmy6
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THE UNION STAR LINED. s. Gray,
ESD, the general superintendent of the
Union Star line, has been in u city for
some days, attending to the business Of
his route. Jas Talmadge, ESQ., the
former agent, has resigned, and Capt. J.
T. Bourne appointed 10 his stead.
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TIE CIRoUs.-The performances last
evening, Of Messrs. Chambers &Haighti
circus were Of a very interesting charae'
ter, and gave general satisfaction. The
ieats-athietic, aeTobatic, gymnastic and
equestrian-were Of ? high order, dis
playing deXterity and daring in s truly
marvellous manner and eliciting the
most enthusiastic aEfause. The stay o.
this troupe in our city has certainly
proved highly remunerative to the pro
prietors, and viii give them a fsv0rsbIe
impression OF the iibaEsllty Of oar fun
loving people. At the close Of these per
fOrmanees 8 foOt-raee took place between
representatives Of the different FIRE COM
panies, for a fine silver drinking set
Mr.. Pbelan, Of Ere company No. ?, car
rying of the prlze-TgBning around The
ring ten times in one minute and clever
seconds. We understand the company
goes to Cairo from this place.
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p~rietors must be content to leave the
management in the hands Of those who
had hitherto conducted the affairs Of the
bank 70 their satisfaction. The net
profits for the six months ending Feb
ruary 23d, amounted to fTS2, 492, making
the amount Of the crest" on that dav'
Is, S2s, 338. A dividend OF 81 Der cent,
was declared for the half year, reducing
the "rest" to e3, 027 ,023.
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A GooD INvEsTMENT.-By reference
to oor advertising columns this morning,
it will be seen that a valuable stock of
jewelry, as we'll as the good will ofs pay
ing business, may be purchased. By APP
plying to F. w. Buttinghans, Webster
block, all necessary information can be
nhAninna
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APPoTNTED.-While it IS to be regret
ted that so good a nan as Ben. Frame
has severed his connection with the po'
lice force, we are glsd to notice that act
ing Sergeant Lincoln has been appointed
in bis stead. He is an old typo, hence
part Of VI affection for him. He has
ever made a good officer, and the pro-
motion is worthily bestowed.
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I.IIs IIIlNI T. ] z
4 h LOCKWOOD,
V. q WADDELL.
I'D. A. REECHER
J. W. SCALEa,

OnmotIon the resolutions were adopted
and the chair appointed the following
named gentlemen 20 present the same to
the various courts w. Hough, 70 the
chancery court; II. Tompkins, TO the
law court A. i. Kellar, to the circuit
court: John +. Sale, to the criminal
eourt and G.. P. Foqte, to the federal
W. L. Scott, Esq, moved that the city
naners be requested to publish these pro-
ceedings and said resolutions. The mo-
tien was agreed to.
on motion the meeting then adjourned
sine die. GLo. DIXON
&c. McpAyITTi ssoy' Chairman
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PERJURY.-A warrant was issued yes
terday by Justice Hall against a Mr.. Da-
wilson, on complaint of Mrs. Stillmsn,
charging him with having committed the
crime of perjury. He viii come up for
hearing on Monday.
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THE EASTER SUNDAY CONCEBT.-Pro
lessor Sabatzky, with toe numerous and
complete choir he has with prsiseworthy
energy succeeded in organizing, are pro-
crossing finely IN their rehearsals OF
50 the Indamatus and magnificent Sc
lection from Hadyon's Oratorio Of " the
Creation which are to be sung on
Easter Sunday evening at st. Peters
church. The other compositions 70
be rendered are from the best works OF
the greatest master OF sacred melody, and
those 50 fortunate as to secure seats may
rely on hearing specimens OF religious
harmony very seldom enjoyed in any
portion Of this country. The object to
which the funds accFuing from this con-
cert are to be applied, we have already
explained ia last Sabbath's issue, and we
think Father Rochfort's proposed addi-
ton Of a marble shrine TO the Blessed
Virein, needs no praise from US TO secure
liberal contributions from the eoDgrega-
ton Of st. Peters, especially, and all the
devodtly disposed Catholics Of Mem
DhFl
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REGISTRY OF DEEDS AND MORTGAGES.
r. +. Pollard to JEFF. Carson, trust deed,
goods and chstteIi, to secure $500; 1T.
Peyten to James Downs, quit claim deed
to } lot 35, Peyton subdivision same to
Dan. Quinan, quit claim to lot IS, Pey-
ton subdivision John G. Parker TO F. 3.
Davis, deed S24oO, half interest in lots 8
and 3 Parker & Davis subdivision Jno.
GRAY TO w. L. Stewart & Bro, trust
deed on cotton to be grown, to secure
$3.50; Aug. Hitzfield, trustee, to Margaret
n. Littlejohn, quit claim to lots and :,
block 50, DeSoto street Lawrence d..
Gleason to J. w. Page, trust deed on lot
II, Weedsly subdivision, to secure
geOg4
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THE ORPHANs.-We witnessed yester-
day a number of orphans, in all absut
sixty girls and boys, walking along
Main street in charge Of the sisters and
matrons Of the Roman Catholic orphan
asylum. They were comfortably and
neatly attired, and their appearance re-
Elected much credit on the good sisters
and the truly charitable institution that
cares for their wants.
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BrEGNo GooDs.-Attention is directed
70 tne advertisement Of Walker Bros.
IN the Clay Building, WHO are IN reeeiP
Of n Of the largest and most nagnIh'
cent stock Of spring goods we have haC
the pleasure Of inspecting this season
Their stock comprises every article used
ia q Grst class dry goods establishment
Of the best quality, and in endless va.
riety. The ladies will End it 10 tbeil
Interest 70 cali Immediately aud enjoy
the pleasure Of selecting from oDeof tbs
most varied and recherche stocks re.
cefved in this city, and at prices com
mensurate with tbs hardness Of th,
times. Memphis has long beeu Noted FOL
tue splendid dry goods stores on be-
principal thoroughfare, and among these
none stand higher in public estimation
or pooe more entitled 10 tls ~oonddenc,
sod patronage Of our citizens, than tbs
e-Bterprsing dEm Of Walker Bros
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]. 0. o. - Ne regret that the
crowded state of Cinr columns this morn
ing precIudes ths publication Of our erti-
Gle on Odd-FeHbwship. It viii posi-
lively appear on TUESDAY morning.
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u. .. ToBEY, President. 3. c, KIRK. Cashie,
-EEhPHIS CITY RAYINGa MTaIfErInH
Successors 20

Successors 70
OGDKN, ToBEY a CO.,
No. 10 Joasrson street, Memphis, Tenn,
Dealers IN
GOLD, SILVER, EXCHANGE, GovERS1rESr sRcU-
RIrTEs, LAND AND UE-
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CAPT. A r. WATsON.-This talented
writer, for q long time connected with
the Georgia press, has severed his re-
Iationship With the Atlanta NeW Era,
and assumed the editorial control of that
popular southern literary psper, The
ladies' Homo. We congratulate the
latter journal in obtaining the services of
this faeile writer and amiable gentleman.
Capt. Watson is a poet Of no ordinary
ability, having made his mark and
standing among the foremost Of our
southern poets. We learn, by the way,
that he is soon 70 publish a book of poems
containing many gems which have al
ready won themselves into favor with
our people. Having a good appreciation
Of the beautiful, and being sn excellent
Judge OF what constitutes first class lite
nature, the captain B Just the al for
The position he has assumed. He served
calamity in the Confederate army from
the beginning to the close Of hostilities,
and being p gentleman in whatever
sphere Of life u may find him, he il
fust such a man as car be appreciated as
a friend and admired for literary attain
ments Success to him in all his under
takings, and prosperity to the Ladies
Home.
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HoRsE SToLEN.-Some daring thief,
not having ths fear OF the police or the
medical profession before his eyes, stole
a horse, the property Of DR.. W. R
Hodges, from the front Of his Office, No.
80 Adams street, last evening.
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IN Offering OUR BTTTERs 10 the Southern
L Pubic. we have no hesitancy IN asserting
their superiority over any Northern prodac-
ton in our markets. In their devtssmsnt they
are purely Southern compounded Wuh q
/ special sdsptitude to the various types Of
stonacie arrangements prevalent IN or
climate.
Itiss gentle stimulant 20 tie system aief
undergoing a severe Illness.
Il Is 3 cure for Dyspepsia
1t assists Digestion.
Ii cures Disrrhsa aud Cholera MorDuA
Il Is a preventive for Chills and FeverA
II is an invaluable companion Tor persons
travelling at ali seasons Of the year.
Ills a HONE enterprise. and possesses true
merit
sB- Sold everywhere
C.. H. EBERT z CO.,
Sole Rrop-istors.
fsbr0 II Memphis Tens.
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SOMETHING NoyEL.-In this age OF
fashion, when the beautiful spring time
is approaching and all things in nature
look as bright asa May morning, despite
the sad neglect Of u streets BY our city
p~ateruals," it Is pleasant to walk
abroad. either on business or pleasure.
OF course, we prefer the latter. Yester-
our inclination led ave local" to visit
the fashionable establishment Of Miss
O. Doherty, on the corner Of Main and
mon streets. where We Witnessed one
Of the finest displays OF spring fashions
in millinery and trimmings it has ever
been our privilege to witness In this or
any other city in the southwest. The
crowd Of fair ladies who thronged the
reception and salesrooms was immense.
It is not our province to ennmerate the
various articles which met our vision,
but The Marie A~ntiouette," the " Cri-
enon" and "Fautsie Cruie" style o.
honnets deserve especial notice. Miss
Doherty has an able corps Of assistants,
while the millinery department is pre-
sided over by a talented artistic lately
from France, vino Is an fat in the
business.
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INSURANCE
THE ST. LOUIS MUTUAL
INSURANCE COMPANY.
Assets April fist, over : sl,JoO,OOO.

ID. A. JANUARY, : President.
JAS II. LUCAS, Vice-Presideat
VIM. T. sELBY, : : Secretary.
WM. n. BENTON, GenI Agent.
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Reid e. Bro. have the finest assort-
ment Of cloths, eassimeres and v~estingsin
the eity. app lw
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CEUA -DlzlCIf AACAlCANtt ~ W. W. =
Jefferson street, have splendid Pittsburg
coal. Leave your orders. feb4-f
Mge's Shoes just received at N. Wolf
Coos apo Inn
KID G1ovss at 81 per pair at 3e4 Main
street. ap5tf III. B. WELLS.
Dry Goods at Bargaias. See Elson's
advertisement. ap7-St
Madame A. M Mitchell & Go. will
open their new bonnet store, east side Of
Court square, adjoining the Irving
block, next door to Mr.. Semmes', on
Wednesday next, the 10th inst, with a
! choice selection of all the novelties in
ladies' straw bounets, hats, millinery and
| artificial fiowes, bridal wreaths, etc,
etc. Ladies in want Of new style BON
nets from first hands, are Invited TO call.
Artificial flowers from p cents each.
Beautiful shakers, all %colors, 40 cents
each. Beautiful boys hats, white and
eoloreG, 40 eeuts each. Beautiful EN-
press Eugene hats, English straw, "a 90.
Empress Eugene Partisan straw bonnets,
s. 90. Trade supplied "monthly with
latest fashions, apr at.
French Linen Lascn and cambrics at
NJ. Wolf Co.'S. apo I'm
Health is More Precious than Gold :
DR.. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases a speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Payable
after cure. Office, EOS Main street.
mch6 dawly
Caticoe Is cents per yard at NJ. Wolf &
Co.'s. apo I'm
The Garet Boulevard hat Just received
at Francisco & Virgins, s08 Main street.
apo 3t
Ladies' Sak Basques, latest styles at
Elson's, 297 Main street. ap75t
P0pLias and travelling dress goods, and
almost every variety of dress goods and
trimmings, below the market value, at
364 Main street. ap5tf
Black Sflk Hair Nets IS cents at NJ.
Wolf & Co.'s. apo I'm
The Rsarl st. Germain hat now for
sale at Francisco * Virgins, 800 Main
street. apo 1t
sPECTACEES in large quantities
and of all qualities and prices at J.
Gumbinger's, 2I7l Main street.
D. H. Chapman dealer in Sand at the
foot OF Beal street. Delivered to all
parts Of the city. ap51m"
ALarge Lot of spring silks, which viii
be sold below the market value, at 364
Main street. ap5tf
Es0nIs Mammoth Cheap &Ore-a rare
chance to get spring goods at low prices.
See advertisement. ap2-3t
New Goods Just received at NJ. Wolf &
Co.'s, 290 Main street. app I'm
Prulcisco d Wggia are receiving
daily, something new in hats. apo 81
Largest, Finest and Cheapest lot of
spring and summer dress goods at the
old stand of Wells & Maxwell, 584 Main
street. ap5tf II. B. Wells.
French Eacoaeta in all colors at N.
Wolf q Co.'S. apo an
MAYORS OFFICE. Cry HALL.l
MEMPHIS, Tenn, april Z, lS0T.
$1,000 REwARD.-Five hundred dollars
will be paid for the arrest and conviction
of the murderer of Gen. Smith P. Bank
head, who was assassinated on Saturday
night last, and a ike sum for the arrest
and conviction of the murderer Of Will
liam Ferguson, who was killed on the
morning Of the 18th of March.
BY order OF the board Of Aldermen.
II ". o. LOFLAND, Mayor.
White Goeds.-An the latest styles of
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j.. g. Mofagt, 347 Main street, is the
only merchant in the city, in bis line,
who does a strictly importing business.
It is a well known fact, to this commu-
nity, that be keeps the best selected
stock eff lRdiesl dress trimmings, buttons,
notions, fancy goods and French corsets
to be found anywhere, therefore the
ladies' should visit such a store for their
articles in preference to wasting their
time going from one store to another,
when they can be supplied with every
article connected with the notion BUSH
ness.