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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-01

No Trouble TO Ss0S0 Goods, and
FAIR DEALING, Our Motto.
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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, 20S Main street.
mnh6 daw1v
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Land For sale.

undivided one-haIf Interest IN 5000 acres
] Il OF Red Uyer bottom land, IN Lafayette
and SEWER cgunues, Arkansas. ,.
This interest. the title TO which is perfect, VIII
be SOLD al q low figure. for 0ue-third cash and
he remainder at one and two years, without
| lntergsl
Also, 300 acres OF magnificent Arkansas
~lver bottom land, above all overhoW, ana ne
duest body Of land in The state, in Crawford
county, Arkansas.
Apply "a PIKE ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law,
unh2-tF g2 Main street, Memphis
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VOHN W.SMITH is . candidate for
- re-8lection % the omce or State senator scr
The 10Th District, composing the counties Of
Shelby and Fayatte. Affection on the first
Thursdsyl 30 Augnst ap24tf
.EOR OONGRESS-
M. Editor Please ~nuoun me as a candi-
date for reelection 20 Congress. With the
toT5ifea Constitution aud the unquahhed ~
dOTEement OF Nhe ration % Andrew
ohnseu as my Platform Of principles. which
viii be wore clearly defined in my forthcoming
g circular address, n a personal interview
prior TO the election.
aprIgt e JOHN w. LBFTWICH.
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Selling off at cost, at Mack Bros. d
BONN. jel It
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ToMBsTONEs FOR FEDERAL SOLDIERS.
Two tombstones are lying unclaimed at
Royster, Trezevant & Co.'s, 276 Second
street, containing the following inscrip-
tons. They were intended for the
graves of Federal soldiers, but no one
calling for them, they will, unless
claimed, be sold for railway charges:
"Henry G. Seoot, died July s, 1868,
aged twenty years and three months,
| Co. @, 116th Illinois volunteers. Maker
Strohm q Co., Decatur, Ills"
randall Mcdonald, died October 4,
1868, aged forty~four years. Maker (;
Strohm q Co, Decatur. Gls.h
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BRIGGS q Peterson have just received
200, 900 bushels of the best Phsburg Coal.
We have removed to No. II Madison
street, and are ready to fill all orders,
We are thankful to the public for the
liberal patronage they have bestowed on
us, and hope for a continuance of the
same. may29tf
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FOR NEW
FOR ARKANSAS RIvER.

Regular Memphis and Arkansas River Weekly
United States Mail Packet.
For Helena, Napoleon Pine Btuh. LATHE
Rock.
King master
This superb passenger steamer A.
VIII leave rs above s@z-
SATURDAY, June lst, at 5 pm.
JAS. T. BOURNE &Co.,A Agents.
mv30 30 No. y Jefferson street
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IN Offering OUR BIPTItRS 20 the SoUtEtru
/ Pubic, we have no hesFtanc7 in asseruus
their superiority over any Northern p-cduc-
tiON IN our markets. In their dsvlseme1t they
are purely southern Compounded with q
special adapatude 70 the various types OF
stomaclc arrangements PrsysIsat ia our
climate.
II isa gentle stimnlant to the system AFTER
undergoing n severe Illness.
1t Is a cure for Dyspepsia-
1t assists Digestion.
Itcures Diarrhea ard ChoIea Morbus.
IL isa preventive for CEiiis and Feyerz
is an Invaluable c~empanion for perkins
travelling at ali seasons O. theyezr.
g. Il IS a HOME enterprise, and possesses trus
merit
s. Sold everywhere.
c.. n. EBERT e CO..
sole ErODr1etor&
febI0 Il Memphis Eeuu.
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FIOIessOf Of UpIlaLIllc M5uIClHsl UluIaf
aud Aural surgery.

THIS INSTITUTIONS Is speciallydedicafe to
the treatment and cure OF BIZ .dness, Deaf
ness, Acute and Chronic Sore Eyes, Discharges
from the Ear, Caocer. Caucerous Tumeurs
| Ulcers, ScFOfuIa and Fistula, ana Private Dis
sase q Of every natcre.
Cataract operated for. ARTIFICIAL Pupils
formed. uro>sedo or Sqninted Eyes slaughtered
in q moments time. and all surgery upon the
aye. Ear and Cancer performed IN a scientific
manner
Drugs and medicines are constantly kept at
I the Dispensary for the uss Of patients only.
/ Dr. DEL LEOPOLDi in personal attendance.
Dsspensary open from 5 am. until a. night.
Ten years experience In Europe and on this
! Continent, vita constant Application to the
| study Of the pathology ana treatment OF the
/ dfsasses OF the Eye, Ear and Chronic Com
nlaints. has reduced Dr- e0poid's practice IN
/ fhese diseases to a decided certainty and placed
Flw AMONG the first in the profession IS a
Specialist.
Tne DOCTORS former patients IA Tennessee Rne
surrounding states. as - times past, will re-
ommer thai aresudering with BiiDn-
1ess and Deafness TO call on ths Doctor for ~
a~minaaon and treatment al his New DisusT.
aary. aplS lmdaw
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BLACK THIEvING.-Anegro boy went
to the PIE mic yesterday for the profit as
well as pleasure, IS he was detected in
stealing about $500 from a coloTed sister.
Col. Beaumont arrested him and fur
nished him with lodgings at one OF his
hotels. The boy will probably be handed
over to q Justice to-day.
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nraEefQe'a Nnlo

IN -ursuane Of a trust deed made 10 ma nv
4 ThomsS D johnson, now deceased. dafad
April 2d, ISL, and duly res orded In the Teris-
tsr's oaacs Of Monroe county. Arkansas in
the purpose Of securing the amount sd the
notes therein mentioned, I vii, On SAT
URDAI, the sta day OF Jnna. u67.
between tbs hears Of ten and Twelve
O'Clock, on the premises, proceed 10 sell At 0ub-
he auction to tbs highest bidder, for cash, q
certain tract OF land, described In said deed az
ltrnst a. situate lying and being in SAID county
OF Monroe and stats Of Arkansas. and as see
ton No thiFty-iD1rt S91, in township Ne. tRa
% south, AND IN range No. one "a WeEt.
c0utalniag sax hundred and forty acres
npon wnlcn there Is q dwelling hoase.
an and 0uthonseet with about oua
hundred acEss cleared under fence. aud h
state or cultivation known as xae Old resi-
dsnes al the sale Th0nas y. Joansuu deceased.
The tlsla Is believed ofs good. but sell onfy
Z ~ Trustees. at5nt redemption waived
mgs4tE &A MATTHEWS, Tgpsstes.
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Selling off at cost, at Mack Bros. &
Bohm. lei 4b
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HOTEL CHANGE.-We learn that c.
B. Galloway, ESD, formerly n of the
pruprietoFs of the Overton hotel, takes
charge Of the Worsham house to-day.
We wish the new proprietor of this old,
popular aud weil-tried house, all the
success his energies deserve, and should
our wishes be fulfilled he will have nc
cause of cOmDlsint.
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A BRUTE-A great burly fellow, who
gave his name as Thomas Reilly, was ar
rested last night, charged with assault.
On inquiry we find that he is a man Of
family, and resides in that classic local
hy known AS" Happy Hollow - that he
turned his family out Of doors yesterday
morning and Kept them out all day. Not
satisfied with this, he veBted his brutal
ity farther by cutting his daughter in the
face with a pocket knife. He will be
tried thiSmorning.
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The Ssa5day Schools of Tabernacle Bap-
tist church and Turley chapel will have
their Pie Mic to-day at Judge James
grove, on Vance street, beyondSt. Agnes
academy. The children will repair to
the ground, carrying with them their
dinner bgskets.~
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A DARING OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES daring
thief, who must have had some pluck as
well as a vast deal OF rascality, entered
the residence Of Mr.. Joseph King, On the
corner of Linden and Shelby streets, at
an early heur yesterday morning, and
took theTefrom a trunk which contained
a gold watch, about $50 in specie and q
quantity OF wearing apparel. Thetrunk
and contents, minus the money and
| watch, was discovered near by, by
officer Castle, yesterday morning. The
deed must have been committed by some
person well acquainted with the prem
faae-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-01

An adj 9urned meeting of thu beard o
mayor Snd aldermen was held at thu
Exchange building yesterday Afternoon
at three O'clock, for the purpose Of hear
ing the report of the finance COMMITTEES
to whom had been referred the Mayors
message on pavements.
Present-Hon. Mayor bofland, Chair
man Hubert, Aldermen Clancy, Coch
ran, johnson, Amis, Lynn, Hoist, shaw
0'Donneli, Townsend, Smith, Passmore
The chairman stated the object Of thu
meeting.
Alderman Lynn, from the finance
committee, submitted the ordinance re
ferred to them rs filed up, which read
as follows.
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A. S. SWEET, A. II. D'CLERCQ.
NJ E NJ p H I s
HACHAE And ENGINE WORKS,
SWEET & D'CLERCQ,
a. S. SWEET,
Proprietors,

ON the cOrner of Exchange and Promenade
Streets, are prepared to furnish or. build
steam Engines Of all kinds, and Machinery of
all descriptions, on the shortest notice and
most reasonable terms.
R#- Steamboat Work and Machine JObbing
lone promptly.
Agents for Eagle Manufacturing Company,
Chicago. myi7 i'm
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Selling off at cost, at Mack Bros. &
BOhm. lei 1t
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nor RENT
roR SALE.

z . 4 al f.
4 drst class
LAGER BEER SALOON.
Inmfre Of oh. EVANS,
1-G- 81 a -Tgnroa arraaf Memnnfg.
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D~TREoToRv.
ooNMERciAg psak g Fennes'ss 81

CoNgERCIAE Esnk Of Tennessee esin
oWadisan ard Mahl Etreets
6vsJTO BANK, No. ~ Madison street
FTRsT NaUonai BsDE, 4 Madison street
GEKMAN Sationsl as1E
G,Voso Sev75eg Tns8tuaon3 aadison
street.
Insurance and Trust company
3 Madison street
zfzRsP9Tg CITY SAVINGS
80. 10 jefferson street.
zzs9sEE GERMAN sAN1NGs lN@ItIb-
TIoN- NO. l6 Adams street.
TFNPHIS insurance Company, ~ 9sai-
sop street.
MERCHANTS Rational Bsak, Jeftrsoh
street,
MFIPHls civ Savings Institute, 10 Iener-
son street
peoples Bank Of tennessee. Il Madison
street,
sAVTSGs Bank q Aemneis - 9a.n sssssi
BUSINESS DIRECTORY
App 4 ca. Beois AID Shoes, 81 front street.
ANFS BEKTTIE&JONBs, Furniture, s92 Aein
street
~mT0CK q ANDERSON, Atorneys, $40
Second street
BACHLY- s.. Boots and Shoes 81 Main street
RTNCK CAMRoN Co. Pro7uee, Charles
tsn avenue, near n. and 9 railrcaa. -
BERNARD a MCCLURE, Nusic aud Musical
TusirumentS as and 500 second street.
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s. r.. CLARK &Co.-It affords us much
pleasure to call the attention of our rea-
ders to the card of the above co-partner-
ship for the transaction of a general IRE,
marine and life insurance company, We
have known the gentlemen comprising
the firm for many years, and do most
unhesitatingly recommend them to our
merchants and our planters generally,
not only worthy Of their patronage, but
IS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS equally worthy
of the talent and good name Of their
agents representing them. s. r. Clark
was formerly president Of the American
Insurance company Of st. Louis, which
enviable and lucrative position he gave
up to follow the fortunes Of his fellow
soldiers OF the seath. Gen. Cotton
Greene also abandoned a prosperous BUSH
ness, like his friend Clark, In st. Louis
TO embrace . cause which raised him to
the honorable position of b~rigsGier gene
raj, and our friend w. r. Lucas went
| from cur midst bringing back with him
all the esteem he left with, besides the
satisfaction of having performed his
duty for his country. We wish them
every success, and hope the patronage
they so richly deserve may compensate
them fully for the sacrifices they have
made. The companies they represent
are fortunate in having secured the SER
vices Of gentlemen who combine so much
popularity with capacity to represent
their interests.
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WANTED-THE PATENT
A II q A q IT,


THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
That any BOOK that IS to be had al any OF the
bookstores I'm the city. Is for sale or TO let at
J.B. SuTTON'S Circulating Library.
my7lm 2aThird street. near cor. jefferson
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Regular Cairo, Memphis and
New Orleans Packets.
Regular sc. Louis. M6-lDiis and
Vicksburz Packet Line.

Regular sc. Louis, MG-lDiltS and
ViCksburg Packet Line.
The splendid side wheel passenger packet
r UBIco
Captain VIM. H. BLAKE
WIN leave memphis for VI ksburg
on a ternate Fridays at 5 o'clock
WmIeave Memphis for st. Louis on alternate
Thursdays at 10 O'Clock am.
w c o m
Captain T. b. Johnson
VIM leave Memphis Tor vIcksbu1g on alter
nate Mond " at 5 O'Clock pm.
VIII leave Mebphis for st Louis on alternate
Saturdays at 10 O'Clock am.
PHIL. SH
Captain Hutchinson,
Win leave Memrhts for Vicksburg on alter
Wi leave Memphis for 81. Louis on alternate
Thursdays at ~ o'csock An
a. NJ. SHREVE,
Captain Garter,
win leave Memphis for Vfeksburg On alter
nate Mondays at o'clock Pima
VIII leave Memphis FOR 81, Loa4s on alternate
Saturdays at 10 o'clock am.
nS-The above packets have entered the trade
permanently, and planters and shippers can
depend on them in high or low water, eaar-
special attention paid to all way and planta-
ton business.
Freight win be received at all times on
Whar boat, foot Monroe street, for shipment
nEthis line Of packets.
49, LARRY HARMSTAD & Co, Agents,
Corner Main and Madison streets, or
N.Y. Il City Wharfboat, foot Monroe st.
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THE PLANTERs.-In another column
will be found the card of the Planters
insurance company, of which Gen. N. 3.
Forrest is president, Frank ?. Dough-
erty, treasurer, and W. Il. Deadriek,
secretary. With the skillful general at
its head, and the reliable Frank Dough-
ertv to care for the funds, and ". H.
Deadrick, with his long experience in
the insurance business, to manage the
books, the Planters insurance company
must prove a success. IL is a home
institution
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T=s5-seTE GERMAN SAVINGS INST
cwEo fe Adams street.
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Miller d Henry, q Madison street, do
their oa0R Work, and pay less rent than
any other office in the city
quently they can afford to do Job Print
ing cheaper than the cheapest. Call and
see them. may9eodlm
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OeT oR MTsLAID-
FOR RENT.


DO r Il + n T.
Several Dwelling Houses o Fourth, vance,
fernando and Mosby streets. Rents moderate.
For Lease-=ever4l Lots in Forth and south
Memphis and Fort Pickering Pply. 70
Jeff Front street.
O . II r EN- TT
House IN Chelsea. nppoSitd y. Berges. occu-
pied bv g.. r. Bridges. has dvAropans, kitchen,
Servalt~' room and necessary 1ut-nouses. henti
or sCHOOLFIELD HANAuER,
mys0 lw Isl Front Street.
.EOR K t
"A neat Residence with four rooms. pantry,
kitchen, servants room, neatly pspered' with
good cistern, etc. Possession given immedi-
ately- Apply al Avery street, No " my8lE
EOR EENT-
sroREs and OFFICES in sheus New
Court streets Apply IN the bElGlng 70 ~.
BET7ELL, OF 5. p WALKER, JR., IN rooms
No snd2 my
nor RENT
Two new Dwelling Houses, nearly finished,
with all modern con senleuc5s, On Lnneh
street, between Lauderdale and Orleans streets
n one or the hest nelgnbUThOpGS aud the must
delightful part OF tho city, the STREET railroad
running Wllhlha -tW Steps OF .IE a'lt hNAt
moderate. Inquire Of j. j.
No. "a Front Ttreet.
May "a. 1857. myl25W
EOR r L n t
Fine large Basement Store, corner OF Iefer-
son and Main streets. EDr terms apply to
LXtN- 4 E CO..
mvS II SO. go Nam street.
TOR RENT
ThesTDRE-HOUsE on Second street, known
A. tie OLYMPIC. a
The ARCADE LIVERY STAHLEsOn the alley
south OF Madison street. between fSecund and
Third streets.
an28 ii GANTT& MADDELL.
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THE organization of Melrose church,
near Central park, will take place on
Sunday, June I'd, at g O'Clock pm, DIR.
Steadmau officiating.
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To the Public.

A. KICK 4 BRO. have again resumed the
III. Lively BlEDfsE IN their new, FIRE
PROOF STABLE, NO.@ second street. be-
tween Gsy0sO apd Beat-
4 Etpeciaf attention given 70 BOARDING, and
- the sale OF transient stock, and 70 Inc
STORAGE OF every variety OF mechanics
Hny57lFu E KICK g. BIO.
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READ, EvERYBoDY.-Tickets in the
frst drawing of the Southern Asylum,
by which the cheapest property on its
lists will be disposed Of, will be sold up
to the 10Th of June, when the books viii
be closed. Order tickets through the
Office on the east side of Court square.
For the convenience of the public the
Office will hereafter be kept open till
seven O'Clock in the evening.
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Splendid Irish Linen at so cents per
ward at the New Orleans Cheap Store,
210} Main street. may26 Nv
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Attaehmens Sssif-

Law Court Of Memphis
William B. Gray, plaintiff, rs. " D. Nssblit. de-
fe1dant.
A FFIDAVTT for attachment harine been
"a made IN tlds csc in pursuance 0l Saftiot,
$50 Of the Code OF TennesseG aud attacfinelt
having been issued and returned hgthe pfoper
officer, LEVIED. etc. on tbs property Of Ne
defendant W. Nesbltl-
ID is therefore ordered, That said defandaut
appear &c the CourthuaSe. in the city N Nela-
Dfis. Tenn. IN or before lae secQnd Ao1GaS
IN June next. and defend this suit. ~ th
same viii be taken for co1fesseo p to lE1n, ara
the ease set for heaT1ne ex nez1s, and tr4e =
COPY af his order be pubishA once q wf@k ~
four consecutive weeks IN me Harehie4pPeL
copy IQaN DsNOFAts Clerk
J1cEks once. Kay 4l&7.
Clapp. Vance Z Andersen AAoinF4e Nl
Plaintiffs naya as
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THE COURTS.

LAW CoURT.-Yesterday was lion
day in this court. Motions will Bneard,
also, to-day, to include motions for judg-
ment by default.
CHANCERY CoUBT-Yesterday was
the regular motion day ia this court.
CIRCUIT COURT.-State of Tennessee
VS.. Ed. Bartlett, on trial for murder.
The defendant plead a discharge from
custody, in consequence OF having once
peel tried. After a lengthy argument
pro and con, the court overruled the mo-
ton. The entire afternoon was spent in
taking evidence, which will be finished
this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-01

A RUNAwAY.-About eight O'Clock
last night young DR.. Erskine was driving
up Beal street, when, reaching Her
nando, his horse became very FESTIVE
and started to run. The doctor attempt
ing to drive round the corner, the buggy
struck against the telegraph post; the
horse broke, throwing the doctor out,
inhicting q rather serious injury in his
right thigh. A street car happened to
be passing, into which he was put by
Capt. Geo. Mellersh and others, who
took him to DR.. FarnswOrth's drug store,
where he was cared for. His friends
hope to see him about again in a few
laws as usual.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-01

CRIMINAL AFFAIRs.-Criminal mat
tiers at the police and justices courts
yesterday were extremely dull, no al
| rests having been made at the first dis
tTict up to four O'Clock, and not a crimi-
nal case before a magistrate that we
could learn of. Memphis is either be-
coming very much improved in morals,
or the police remiss in the discharge OF
their duty. Which is it2 We hope the
former.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-01

Merchants wanting cheap dry goods
for cash should look at the stock of Mem
ken Bros. myS0-3t
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Pic Nc Bdnd.-Mr. j. George Hand
werker will furnish music for pic mics,
parties. fairs, etc. Can be seen at so
| Second street. mY22 Wv
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LOVE.-ThOs. Love, who does ne
practice what his name teaches, WIS
locked up last night, charged with the
now becoming too common crime of
whippirg his wife.
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FOR CINCINNATI.
Regular Memphis ard CiDelnnatf Packet
For Catre. B~as.tsvfIlca and CEnefHanai.
This excsllent passenger steamer L.
viii leave a. above $500
THIS DAY, lst insts at 5 pm.
LEVY q MILLER, Agents,
Jeiit 81 Madison street.
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Paekst Dean
cline.
. Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and
Cincinnati.
master
This elegant steamer isloadtng at IT,
foot OF Court street. and leaves ON s
SATURDAY, lst inst. at 5 pm.
JAS. r. BOURNE q Co, Ag'ts,
tel Il No. u jefferson street.
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TO THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL.
The carriers will be around this morn
ing to collect their weekly dues. We
hope you will be ready with your
quarters, as they will then be able to
settle with the office. Further, we hope
You viii, for the carriers convenience,
erect boxes at your gates, or cut holes in
your doors, that the papers may be
placed SO that none but yourselves can
GET them, as Memphis is now infested
with paper thieves.
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GIVEN UP.-A white man named s.
T. Hail, who was "sent up" by Squire
Moore some time since, on a charge of
horse stealing, but afterwards got out on
bond, was recOmplitted yesterday. He
attempted to get away, when his securi-
ties got wind of the affair, and gave him
up 10 the authorities. lie was sent back
to the hotel kept by the county on
Adams street.
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BoARDING.

BoAhDIN1-
Gentleman and Lady or small Family can
obtain Board with all the advantages OF &
country home, villain a Few squares Of a stleef
railroad. For fulthsr pariicalarsa address e.
App Al Office. my30 fw
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s~.nsa-Rf8 e e438 per
Non4h-Aaaafs aAnieG ma an4 -
RAlsA s~rer9wAef8 e Hu IRE p11
COMMON Hefse faaIy
Price, sol WarfAuTs9 three
qaIisf-rHaa arf Ha tte EreafeA
49, res-meefsnx WIN Immense &1
circuis IS and tefH1k % Akee
81 M. TOLdFEHa .
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-01

PERsoNAL-We had the pleasure Of a
visit yesterday from DIR. J. w, Harmon,
representing the Enterprise East Missis-
sippi Relief society, who is duly accred-
tied 10y Gov. Humphreys under the great
seal OF the state, and therefore entitled
to the confidence and consideration Of
the ehsritably disposed In Memphis. He
is seeking aid in behalf of the destitute
and suffering poor of Mississippi neigh
boring sister state-and an appeal thence
should command all possible generosity
from our citizens. Secondhand cloth
ing and unssleable goods of any descrip-
ton can lie used and will be most thank
fully received. 1t is hoped this appeal
of Dr.. Harmon will meet with a gener-
Gus response from our citizens. It'll GER
tainly a project most p~raiseworthy,
which commends itself to every one.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-01

You are requested not to pay any Car.
riers without certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir.
regularity in carriers. L. DAVIES.