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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-28

BROWNSVILLE FEMALE AoADF,rv
The Brownsville Female academy snd
Crawford institute OF that place, of which
our friend, Col. J. P. Wood, is secretary.
have been consolidated aud placed upon
the footing Of a hrst-class academy. The
buildings and grounds have been thor
oughly renovated, and the academy Is
now able to accommodate between two
and three hundred pupils. The board
desire to engage a competent principal.
win corps OF teachers, for the literary
department Proposals will be received
until August Ist,, to fill these vacancies.
See advertisement elsewhere.
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SOUTHERN AsYLUM-SECoND Draw.
ING.-The list Of prizes for the second
drawing Of the Asylum, TO take Mace in
August, offers unusual Inducements n
persons DESTROYS of securing a house for a
small outlay. Only s. is asked for a
chance to win a $4,000 house and lot in
the very heart of the city. Now Is the
time to begin to make up your clubs and
send your orders for tickets. Here il a
positive scheme, made up of pronertv
that al can see is not only attractive mi
than worth the sums to be nsid for
II by the asylum. Read the list Of prizes
and send for tickets. A
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-28

OFFICIAL ARRBsTED.-One Jno. II
Craig, better known as the Infant Con
stable who does the heavy business .,
Justice Lees Office, was arrested vsstar'
day on a warrant issued bv Instias
Creighton, charged with using abnsive
language toward a lady on whom he w.
sent to serve a writ Of replevin. He viii
come up for examination to-day. when
MS nocen or guilt will doubtless he
proven. Ds
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4 BAD RoAp.-"We take pleasurei il

A BAD ROAD" We take pleasure in
calling the attention Of the county com
smissioners to the condition of the
sHerGandO road, between Mr.. Avery's
residence and Cane creek. 1t is in a
terribly wretched condition, and Hooks as
if an overseer had not even looked at it
since the war. Something should be
done to improve it, for it is Of vital
Importance that the roads leading to
town should be in q good condition, SO
that planters can come 10 town when
ever they feel like It.. Mr.. Avery, with
a spirit that is commendable, has put the
road between the city and his residence
in a good condition. Beyond that, all
who travel that way will agree with us
n saying it is a mighty hard road to
travel.n
We clip the above from the Eve8iDQ
Ledger Of yesterday. We are informed
by reliable parties that Mr.. Avery never
expended ~ single dollar to rSnair the
Tfse Mas~on,~Dut that What repairs
Pa made, were made by the sIperin-
tendent Of the Memphis Trotting park,
Capt. John S. Lail. Honor to whom.
honor is due"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-28

A BORING THEA saloon on the
corner OF Main and GayOso, kept by A.
Laurence, was robbed at an early hour
yesterday morning of q hunting-cased
gold watch, six boxes Of cigars and a
small sum OF money. The thieves gained
an entrance by boring holes through the
door and removing the bar. So quietly
was the work done that the inmates Of
the place we're net disturbed, and OF
course the thief or thieves got away with
their i'll gotten booty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-28

Look To IT.-Now that the sieklv sea-
son is coming on, careful heads IF 'fam;.
lies should see to it that they have tbe
proper remedies on hand in case ~ sick
ness. For all arrangements of the di-
gestiye organs a pure and good article of
brandy is an excellent remedy. and like
all OthergOOd things, hard to be Obtained.
Those Of "a readers who desire tn ohtain
the genuine, can be furnished viii the
same at the warehouse of Messrs N g. 4
Hoffheimer, No. 276 Front street We
have tasted the auid and know If TO be
good.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-28

SANITARY.-We regret TO state that
the sanitary committee appointed at the
meeting Of the board, had not done any
work up to last night. Organize at once,
gentlemen. You now have the power TO
set a sufficient number Of carts and men
at work to cleanse the city, and why not
do it at once? Appoint your health off,
Ger, call in the sanitary fpree, and pro-
coed with the work. Not AN hour should
be lost The health Of the citizens
demand prompt and vigorous action in
this meter a We shall
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-28

GEORGIA STATE LOTTERY FOR THE
BENEFIT OF THE Masonic ORPHANs'
HOAIE-We again call the attention of
our readers to the advertisement of this
great charity. The general agents for
the state Of Tennessee, Mesers. Fay &
Chandler, No. Is jefferson street. are
ready to receive applications ~for1ickets
in its fourth drawing, class D. This lot
terry is different from most other schemes
OF the Kind in that the prizes are all
cash! They are payable without dis
count at the office in this city. The
Whols profits are devoted to the charitable
object for which it was instituted.
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lCoNMusfGAFFD.j

Editors Memphis Appeal
With this the second acknowledgment
of clothing, etc., ETC., from the Enter
prise East Mississippi relief society, l
would suggest to those whom ! have not
especially made mention Of in notices
heretofore, who have contributed more
literally than others, that though we
seldom II ever receive the credit justly
merited FOR acts Of benevolence, con-
science should certainly he sufficient
c~ommendatiOn for a kind remembrance
OF those in need. / now return thanks
to some party or parties names IN.
known in COVington, Tennessee, for
their very llbeIse donation of a large box
of sundries. &Alay they gseStAtReir re-
ward.' And here / would Rhe
indefatigable energy of Mrn
KsTr in collecting up clotlS
inV eFy large quantities f - :
tha 1eighbOrhOod Of Deg nAlaEse aho :
frohkthe grand juFgSEE ThfeeS
I al in receiptJerdeeRrr5odge wereI
also, AGkages Gem Mrs. j.. Is, Sharpe
HaIA neEs 5. Walston and Julian 4.
SIM AeeHon 10 all these 1 in the name of
ths endIsote, express my thanks
n Inrespect, / am truly yours,
w, j.. B. LONSDALE.
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ANNOuNCEMENT

IOHN w. SMITH is 2 csee anat tor
y reelection 20 the Office OF e5tte e@5nntfes of
ahelbv ana Faveffe- election on the nrst
Inureday IA August
FOR CONGRESS-
AT Editor: Please announce me a. = eahol-
oate for re-elecfiOn 10 Congress- WITH me
WTtteu Constitution and the unquattted III
dorsement OF the administration Of Andrew
Johnson as my platform Of principles, which
viii be more clearly dennedi in my forthcoming
circular address and q personal interview
pflur 70 the election.
aprl9te JOHN W. LEFTWICH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-28

PERsONAL-Mr. Frank S. Davis, pres
ident of the first national bank, returned
Wednesday evening, after a protracted
absence. His friends who are legion
will be pleased to learn that he is in ex-
cellent health.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-28

FIRE.-The alarm of fire Rst night
was caused by the burning of a frame
building on the fernando road, outside
the city limits. The engines repaired to
the scene, but were not in time to effect
any uOOd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-28

EMMONs & SON, No. 10 Jefferson
street, have received the New York
Ledger, Sunday Times, Literary Album,
Chimney Corner, Boston Pilot, Phunny
Phellow for August, more London Art
Journals for June, Atlantic and Every
Saturday for July. Call at EmmOns &
Sons for reading matter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-28

TABLEAUx REHEARsAL.-The ladies
and gentlemen interested will please be
punctusl in their attendance at the the
alter this morning, at 10 O'Clock pre-
ciselv.
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The TAN at street corners, at home. in
me cars, and II fact everywhere, is. have
you e 70 Elson's great Clearing sales ;
II nor you mnst go immediately to Sc.
cure the great Rargabs this firm offers.
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Affnchnnellr N0fice.

Before William 5. Walton, ]. p No. - Madf-
son street.
Steamer Mollie Hambleton vs.. A e seccAer
U1BE defendant IN the above entitled cause
viii please take notice thst an Attachment
has been sued out against hlal and levied upon
one bOx c~ontainluz surgical Instruments On
the ground that he II q nor-residant of the
state or Tennessee q that the Ordinary pro-
csss OF law cannot be served R-on him. and
that the said cause 3 set Tor triei At ms of1ce,
1857. when nd where he can appear and de-
fsnd tie said suit. or tbs same viii be rro-
ceeded with e2 partei ard that a copT o. THIS
order be publlsned once a week. fcr l1ur weeks,
In the Memphis A7PEAL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-28

TAKEN mp, about tw feks ago ON tue
Charleston Railroad, #toAt iout miIe rom
the city. one Red COW T young Cau, one
Black and White wlth1 owner Sth
have the same by proVlnzaE@Ay ana pay
ing charges. H r. rs-ryyr
les 81 III. ~oCh
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ID. 7. EvERrs 4 Co Petersburg, Va
Gents IL hereby certify 70 the efficacy OF
your Bitters In the treatment Of Chills and Ee-
yer, especially with children. One of my chill
dren, three years old, had heen su-ering from
them fer several months; / used your Bitters
and they had the desired efert. j vheerfuuy
recommend them TO all who are suffering rum
Chills and Fever. j.. u STONE
Fords Depot, Va, March Is, 1851.
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RETURNED We were pleased to meet
yesterday our esteemed friend r. B,
Miller, Esq, who has just returned from
a professional visit to Mississippi. Not
withstRnding his recent family allie
tons, he is in good health, and will be
glad to greet his friends in his office as
usual.
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.. T. EVERTS & CO.,
sole Manufacturers & PFOpFietOFs,
PETERSBURG, va.
Read the following from among the
many Certificates received bV M.

FOEDs DEPOT, Va, Nov. y, 1876
hereby certify that / have demonstrating dr
over two weeks frou severe attacks of Chtlls
ana Fever, Tor which ] had taken medicine
and gained hut temporary relief, tue chiils
comm an again IN % few days. The Autf-Ma-
larial lHtters were recommended 10 me, and I
commenced taking them az once u>e OF
which was marEed by Immediate .snu certain
rslief rom chills, since which time ind my
manner.
/ can co-nscientiously recommend the ESQ OF
these BitterS to all sufferers from Intermittent
Fever Uever and aguel. as a certain cure.
AS. Walden.
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ID. j. ENEkISs
Sir Having been induced TO try your valu.
able medicine IL a severe case Of AEue and
Fever, contracted on The App0mattOx river, it
gives me great plsasu' 10 state thai it gave me
entire relief almost simultaneously, after sui
fering some months and trying variOas doctors
and remedies. Iwill here recommend all who
are suffering from the above, TO give it a fair
trial. Respectfully yours,
JNO. WYTHE PARKS, Norfolk, Va.
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ISAAC r. HAWK7 NS,
WM. =.
HON. ]. w. LEFTwICH's APPOINT
EMIT

HON. j. w. LEFTWICH's APPOINT
TENTS
The Hon. Jno. W. Leftwich and Others
will address their fellOw-citizens at the
following times and places, commencing
at eleven o'clock each day. to-wit
Somervine. Fayette Co. Monday. July J.
Grand Junction. Hardeman Co. Tuesday July .
salisbury, Hardemam Co, Wednesday Juiy A
P~ocahoutas. Hardeman Co Thursday July {.
Bethel. McNairy Co. Friday, July5.
Adamsville. McNairy Co, Saturday, July @.
Higgins store, McNairy Co, Mo day. July&
Cotton Ridge. hcNairy 90, Tuesday, july ..
Medea. Madison Co. ~eduesd-V July TO-
Denmark. Madison Co. Thursday MY IL
Gadsden. Madison Co, Friday u r.
Shelby Depot, She by Co, Saturday, JElg H.
Bells Station, Haywood Co, Tuesday, July 40.
Cagerville. HAYWOOD Co, Wednesday, July u.
Harris Store. Haywood Co, Thursday, July is.
pauCyviIlc. Haywood Co, Friday. July lB.
Mason1s Depot. Upton Co., Saturday, July 20.
C0vington. Upton ca, Monday, July p
Portc.sville, Upton Co, Tuesday, July D.
Cuta, shelby Co, Wednesday, July n
BARTLETT. Shelby Co. ThurEday, July p.
galloway, shelby Co, Saturday, July z.
His opponent, the Hon. d. A. Num-, is
respectfully and urgently invited to be
present and participate in the discussion.
SAM. p. WALKER,
Chm'n Eighth Central Executive CON-.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-28

No BoNDs.-The * policeman Tim
Foley, who was charged with being an
accessory to the robbery committed at
the house Of Jno. Callaghau, when the
complainant lost S103), was w before
Mr., Justice Miller yesterday, Mr..
Robertson appearing for the state.
Several witnesses were examined, when
the accused was sent to the criminal
court for trial. No bonds taken.
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As a Tonic and PfOphyIaetic
THE REMEDY Is WITHOUT EQUAL

Severe eases OF Indigestion, arrangements Of
AbsOrut@ and Assimilation, b~ilOusness, IN
- BtsteHsiOu. Weight and Pain in the
the tOmacn Loss Of Npuetlte, LASH
x Sae4 uScul2r and General Debility, Disturbed
tuAAA @dTiuee@lf Hood. Syucup7, Nervous
e. ~, lIelral Depression, ETC., occurring
- liarul district, ur I'M patient who has
~ Eue time where Chtls and Fever pre-
vail. eaoily yield to the use OF this une-
Qualed MeG cine.
our own confidence i'm the merits of these
BitterS, added to a testimony universal In the
case Of sufferers WhJ have used them. and
accord 10 the Remedy their unqualified up-
prevail. has induced MS. 20 q very large expense,
tl secur. tue SOLE RIGHT TO
thjS article from the original recipe, which
recipe has been e-NperlmeuLed upon aud salts
Iactorily proven TO be superior to any com
uuuuu iu the treatment OF the above mem
TONED diseases, by one Of the most learned
L.u.--.--u. In III. L-u--aL SILL
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ARTl-MALARlAL BlTTERS

lie an entirely original compound, having supe-
riOr1ty over Oth-r remedies nom the mode OF
combining the medicinal agent
This Medicine has been extensively used, and
MP TO to The present time has in no Instance
failed TO give the most unqualified satisfaction.
tt the directions are strictly followed 40 case
Of Intermittent Fever lDhills aud FeverL no
matter OF how long standing. or Of what de-
gree OF Obsliuacy, viii fail 10 succrmb 70 the
use Of these BiUters.
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MIL FOR SALE.

4 RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING IN
n vestment The plantation is known as the
town OF Lake Elud on white river, Ark, II
miles above tn Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road crossing, tbntainfne between four and i've
hundred acra9 ahonf one hundred cleared
rs feet above ~ ofe ovef dow, the remainder
heavily umbefsd fozefher with the whole or
half Interest NJ STRAIN saw MILL,
forty horse poi o. Engine, H~acksmith'E Shop,
Carpenter's T4arr.Wazous and ali necessary
appurtenahcemaMfnufn the same. There is
ann MansioD rice4 u inc rooms. a Cistern, tcs-
pacitF 600 Eanoup4 fire6 IablDsra Warehouse,
Two good WohoTuaH, and the best landings.
on the river. 9 en- he sold AZ low ng-
urfs aud on 81 u For ulrther pafiieu-
lars sSdress Mrs NJ L. II.
my4tf Appeal Office.
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pEsffesd5Sgg' .SSgg
gress, will addRse L.N ne sew
enth cOngressionalL follow
ing times and places JulYd
Troy, Monday, Jun
Dyersburg, Wednesday, June 26.
Ripley, Friday, June Is.
Trenton, Monday, July l.
Milan, Tuesday. July 2.
Mckenzie, Wednesday, July 3.
Paris, Thursday, July 4.
Huntingdon, Saturday, July Is.
Red Mound, Monday. July Is.
Lexington, Tuesday, July rs.
Camden, Thursday, July is.
Marlborough, Friday. July 10.
Stevenson's Mill, Weakley county
Wednesday, July p,
Como, Henry county, Thursday,
July ..
ISAAC r. HAWKINS,
WM. p. CALDWELL.
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FOR SAA.
FoR SAT-.
Land For sale.

A n undivided One-balfinterA In 5000 acres
a of Red river bottom lanbN m LAFAYETTE
and SEWER counties, Arkansas. W
This Interest, the title TO Which4 perfect, will
be sold at "a low figure, for hfrd cash and
interest.
Also, 32e acres Of magnifeent Arkansas
river bottom hand, above an o serd0w, and the
dnest body Of land ia the tate, ia Crawford
county, Arkansas.
These lands viii be sold together or in par
Gels, for cash.
Apply toPIKE& ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law,
mh2-tf "a Main street. Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-28

BURIED.-We learn S69ns5 t7Se-ssaS OF
the deceased negro, which had been lay
ing for some days on the side of the
Mississippi and Tennessee railroad, was
buried yesterday morning bv order of
Mr.. Coroner Cotton, that officer having
been notified of the fact for the first time
/ Yesterday morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-28

FOR 81.
FOR LOUISVILLE.
FoR vICKsBURg.

FOR vICKsBURG.
Regular st. Louis, Memphis and Vieksburg
Packet
For Helena, Gaines Landing. Eun1ee.
Lake Providence and FfeasburE.
NEW SAM GATY-D Silver master
This splendid passenger steamer IT.
Will leave as above t
HIS DAY, 18th inst at JPN.
LARRY HARMSTAD & co, Agents.
corner Main and Madison sts..
Je8 lt or Wharfboat foot MOOroe 81.
Regular Memphis and Vicksburg Saturday
Packet.
For Helena, FriaFss Point. Napoleon,
EuBiee. Gaines Landing. Green
ViIie- Lake Providence,
and Vieksburg.
DAN -----.-.-..-.L ZEE master
This new and elegant passenger
steamer leaves on E
SATURDAY, 10Th inst, al S p IN
VINSON & DONAHUE. Agents.
Je2SN 2f Front street.
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fCoMNfUSIcArEn.I

Editors Memphis Appeal,
1t having been currently reported thai
the North American Life and Accident
Insurance Company of Philadelphia ha.
not complied with the laws Of this state.
least some one might credit so untrue q
statement, we ask you to submit to your
readers consideration the following Off,
cial letter from his honor, John League.
county court clerk:
Messrs. Butler & Barbour. General Agents
North American La a. ms. Co. of Phila-
delPhia.
Gents At your request I take great
pleasure in certifying that you have
complied with all the requirements OF
law in relation TO the payment Of your
state and county taxes, paying to the
state $3.50, and to the county S625, for
the privilege OF an insurance company
IN this state.
Respectfully, you Ob't. servant. 60
JOHN LOAGUE, Clerk.
In conclusion we would nnounc to
the citizens of Tennessee and vicinity
that we are prepared to effect Insurance
upon lives at from 25 to 49, per cent. less
than any other company doing business
in Mepphis. Very truly yours.
BUTLER q BARBOUR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-28

T0hoi TohO! experimentation sale q
fine brace Of Gordon Setter Puppies,
- Black and TAM bred from stock i'm
ported by our genial friend and good
SPORTSMAN, w. A. Williams, Esq. To
those in want of a thoroughbred dog,
this is an opportunity seldom offered.
Amply at 80 North Court street.
ie23 e..
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VERY GRERN.-A woman Of the town
was arrested yesterday, charged with
robbing a river man named Breston,
who professed to belong to the steamer
Cora, of the sum of two hundred and
fifty dollars. II parties visiting large
cities will place themselves in the hands
of or visit the houses Of such d~isreputa-
bic characters, we have little pity for
them. "TO be happy one must be vir-
tuous.W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-28

The Mississippi Didrrhea COrdial.-Tu
the summers that hsYe passed thousands
of sufferers from Cholera, Cholera Nor.
bus, Diarrhea and Dysentery have been
relieved and permanently cured by the
use Of the true and genuine Mississippi
DiarrheG Cordial, a remedy which is
forever bound to maintain a permanent
place in public estimation. The propri-
etOrs take pleasure in referring to all the
old citizens Of Memphis and nearly all
the planters of the Mississippi valley in
testimony Of the manifold medicinal
virtues Of this wonderful medical dis.
covery; il would not be too much foI
them to state that this one remedy has
cared more cases and relieved more SUI.
fering than all other remedies of its class
combined. Mansfield Il Higbee, sole
uronriafora
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THE FAIR.-The Asbury chapel fair at
Stillman hall was very well attended
last night, but not much increased inter
terest in voting. A set Of base ball clubs
and ball to be given to the most popular
base ball club. The valuable diamond
pin in charge of Mrs. Montana, will be
given tonight to the most popular gem
tleman in the city. The fair closes pos
itively tonight, when we hope to see a
large number Of the friends of the church
present " with stRmps.u
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FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
.-.-.--....-..E ates master
This splendid passenger packet IT.
viii leave Tor the above S
SATURDAY, 29th inst, at PIN.
LARRY HARNISTAD& CO. Agents.
Corner vain and Madison sts.. or
te25 80 fftv Whar boat. foot Monroe ~.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and CINCINNATI.
Hates master
This sFleRdid passenger packet
wiz leave as above on E
FRIDAY, 2lh inst, at 5 PM
JAMES T. BOURNE q Co. Agents.
leZt 20 No. y jefferson street.
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Hon. Horace Maynard will address
the citizens Of Shelby county, on the
political issues OF the day, this evening,
at $ O'Clock, at the Greenlaw opera
house.
MEMPHIS, June 2S, 1867.
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Cdlicos ten cents Domestic nine cents;
Yard Wide Ticking twenty-five cents ;
HoOps-any amount Of springs, seventy
five cents to one dollar, at ShlOss y
Bros 24f Main street, je23 ivy
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LOST OR MISLAID-A certain Promlssory
Note for 90, dated Decemfhr I4, 1866. &c due
twelve months after dateRzraWn bYutaares
franz, and payable 20 MACottpTdr brder
and Endorsed by W HtEno been
lost or mislsid. Al perso oL Gled from
buying or trading for - payment
has been stopped. A sui tIee' -rd will De
paid Tor said note, If In rs LEFT at my
Office, No. 246 Third stresLA
les + r.
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Are Bound to Sell Goods by an ex-
animation Of ElsOn's prices the most
skeptical can be convinced that ElsOu's
mean what they say, and say what they
mean.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-28

BEiE Il astonishing the way the rush
still continues at ElsOn's great Clearing
For the past two weeks their
large store has been crowded with Gus
TONERS, anxious to secure the great bar
gains this popular concern oner at their
igreat Clearing Sales, (which, by tie
way, have become a fixed feature in this
icity.l Damaged goods are extraordinary
high when compared with the prices
which rule at ElsOnis. Parties in want
iOf Good Goods, at Low Prices, will do
kvell to attend to Elsunis advertisement.
No 48Bdidnce of Elson's Stock must be
sold. Go there and secure bargains. A
word to the wise, etc.
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Gentlemen who want to buy Cloths,
Cashmere, Ready-made Clothing, Shirts,
Drawers, Socks, Neek-ties, in fact, a full
and complete stock of Furnishing Goods,
will do well to attend the great closing
out sale, at NJ. Kraus d Co.'s. No. 2lS
Main street, next to Ward & LeGuere's
nrnO gtora
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-28

TAKEN UP, about a week 10. Red COW.
/ vita Cali. The owner ca &have the same
10y proving property and pa ng charges.
ADOLAWE SEWING,
Ie23 3tn On AI StrOngis Place.