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CARDENING

c7rupe.ent and skI3lful Scotch Gardener
offers hf5 &c. vices 10 the citizens OF MelhpnLS
and v~ieinIuy, Tor laying ont and decorA'.ue
gardens. Lawns. etc. Terms moderate. Al
dress j. MCDONALD, care B5ntOn & Maclean'
o. Maiden street. APP Tvs
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The Opinion Of an Officer IN the
Armg.-"A inspection l noticed that q
large proportion Of the mems k%napsacks
contained a box of Troehes, being gene
rally used by them for col Is, etc.,
&" BroWn's Bronchial TrOches" should
be used upon the first appearance Of a
cold or cough, which by neglect may ter
inmate in some incurabIe lung disease.
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NOTICE.

II the Nav term OF the County Court OF
a shelby county, I shall apply for Letters OF
Naturalization on the estate OF Il a GoIGes'
deceased. a. NtNhHD
anil faW4W
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AH6chment Notice.

Before John c Creighton. P.
Edward Herman ". Patrick Hanley.
i'HE defendant in the above enf t,ed rausa
4 viii take Notice hat an atlacdment hr-
been sued out against Ism upon the EsOurdr
t1st hs Is q uCn re.idsut or the state or Tea
ness-e, ana the case set for hearing az my ofIss
II the city Of Memphis, on The lltG uEy 81 Nay.
Lrilt WLeo anu where he cat appear ard de-
lend I'D suit, or the same wsu be prucerdef
with 81 par-7 and that a copy OF fins order
De pub I-h.t once a week for oar wees Ia rne
Memphis Daily appeal.
JOHN CRErGafON
Mem-h=s. Avn Il. ISz. ~auIEIauaw
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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, POS Main street.
mch9 daWiY
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WGrsbGI's Sale.

Pat.iok i. Wheat vs.. Abner Baird and Louisa
Baird.
ny virtue Of Hn execution 20 me directed
u from he United States Circuit CCurtior We
District OF West Tennessee, IN said cause, ! vii
q. oce-d on Thursday, the lsih day OF Hprli
ISL. between the hours OF Do A.m ana pm
cnIuery, Furniture, Tackle ana Fixtures, az
ne Wharf IA ths city OF Memphis, 20 the
5sSigd on as the property Of defendants IN SAID
cause.
SAN. Il. JONES,
spz ids U. S. Marshal.
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Poplins and travelling dress goods, and
almost every variety of dress goods and
trimmings, below the market value, at
364 Main street. ap0tI
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You are requested not to pay any car
riers without a certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. L. DAVIES.
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A Full and Complete Stock of
plantation goods, tncFuding
stripes and checks. hats. boots,
shoes, etc. 10 which we call the
attention Of planters and whole
sale buyers. Howell, Wood &
Co., Southern Palace, 332 Main
street. apl2 st
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The FasidiOus.-At this season Of the
year the spring fashions attract much
attention. In our wsnderings yesterday
inclination led IS 10 visit the establish
ment Of Mrs. Newman, No. l56 Main
street, opposite the Overton hotel. She
is constantly receiving new goods OF all
kinds in her line, and exhibits a stock Of
bounets and hats that would turn the
head Of the fairest gazer in the land. This
lady also pays particular attention to
dress making in all its branches, and
gets up bgidSl outfits at the shortest
notice, We recommend our lady readers
to call and see for themselves. 9aplw
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Another Large and Elegant
stock Of spring and summer
dress goods just received at
Howell. Wood a Co.'s. SOC daern
Palace, 332 Main street. apl2-3t
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4 Rare Chance For SpeeWGROn-Nev
Hght.-More brilliant than gas at one
fourth the expense, now on exhibition
at $50 Second street. State and county
righs for sale. s, Freeman, agent. for
patentees. ap7lw
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THE COUNTY CoURE.-This body still
remains in session, but not doing much
of anything for the public good. Agreat
deal Of talk, and that mostly in whispers.
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Largest, Finest and Cheapest lot of
sprjpC and summer dress goods at the
old stand Of Wells & Maxwell, 364 Main
street. ap5tf H. B. WELLS.
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A ! BAIR! HAIR!
+. LAVIGEE, H4IR DRESSER.
50 : Esaiu Street, up Stairs.

AIR r. IAVIGNE would respectfully lnfofEl
NJ the ladies OF Mtmpuis that he VIII leaEe
M city IN sixty DAYS Tor PARIS, TO make ample
ss ectt6ns and arrangements for this Market
in order TO Lris he UEer- his NICE aud Wen
f.on I'D prices. Call and get satisfied that his
a. ar-fst}n couy ap2 Pm
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coon TWO STORY DOUBLE BRICK
a BUILDING, suitable for a Brewe y, pistil-
feT- OK other msuUlaCIOry. Also. dwellings
constantly Tor rent. OhJlL
% FIohb htteeb
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THE MAsBES.-The irrepressible Ri
ley is out again, with his cast-irOn dish
rag and beefsteak masher. 1t is truly
a wonderful invention, and worthy the
genius of bim who vends it at u cor
ners. Riley, TO smuse the crowd which
always gathers around him, relates tales
Of his perils during the war as a Confed-
crate soldier, and his adventures as an
actor. He deserves patronage for his
inventive genius and industry.
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hEAfhAss AEsN-s AptA y 1901
$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 like sum for the arrest
and conviction Of the murderer Of VIII
liam Ferguson, who was killed on the
morning Of the 18th of March.
By order OF the board OF Aldermen.
II W q Mayor
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Thousands of horses and cattle are
killed each year by those troublesome
insects, the buffalo gnuts. You can get
the best oil to prevent their raVages at
o. f. Prescott & Co.'s lamp and oil store,
No. 40 J6serson street. 10 70
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TO THE PATRONS OF TnE APPEAI

To H 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 will, for the carriers convenience,
erect boxes at your gates, or cut holes in
your doors, that the papers may te
placed so that none but yourselves can
get them, az Memphis is now infested
with pap thieves.
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THE LOST CIUSE.

nKTY-sEVEN PHOTOGRAPHS Of the Gen
- erals and Statesmen Of the late Confederate
States Of America, sent nee on receipt OF 2
cents. Address
EOUTHERN Publishing COMPANY,
l55 West Baltimore street,
.,hof I'm baltimore. MARYLAND.
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CaLcoe Is cents per yard at NJ. Wolf &
Co.'s. ap5 I'm
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McGafey's Cotton Planters, onlyS25,
made at l6l Madison street, by Treat &
Hamilton. apll-tf
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Fans, ParasOls, Sunshades and
ladies umbrellas, all prices and
styles, just received at Howell,
Wood a Co.'s, Southern Palace,
332 Main street. apI2 st
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GONE BACK.-A veteran negro mule
thief, who has been practicing his nefs-
rious calling in the vicinity of fernando,
Miss, was captured near this city on
Thursday night with & nule, the prop
erty Of r. c. Irwin, in his possession.
Both were sent back yesterday, where
no doubt the thief will be properly dealt
with.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-13

Mules, Horses, Wagons, Harness, Etc.
The nublic will not forget their interest
in attending the extensive sale by N.
q. Cavce, No. 365 Main street. at II
O'clock this day. a a r chance for bar
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THE CHRIsTIAR ADYOCATE.-This
paper, edited by Rev. w. C. Johnson, is
the organ Of tie Memphis and Arkansas
conferences of the Methodist Episcopal
churc,i south. 1t comes out in an en-
larged form ana presepta = good appear
ance. It is well filed with general gead-
ing, religious matter and correspondence
and must be s welcome guest in the
family circle.
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Crystal PIldoe.-Opening of the res
tsursnt Tuesday morning. Lunch every
morning at half past seven fifteen cents
a plate. udwiehes ten cents, like in
DelmOnicois, New York.
AM 2t-s&t ]. OISHEI.
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II is ac0rM the Attention of cash buyers
to go TO 1854 Main street for ali kinds OF
dry goods, boots, shoes, hats, etc.
anEff II u WuVVG
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silk Basques and SacqHes-
lace points and summer shaHls
lust received at Howell. Wood ~
Co.'S. Southern Palace, 332 Main
street. apl2 st
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LAW CoURE-The following cases
were disposed Of yesterday
It.
80. Judgment for plaintiff for 5000.
eSs. Judgment as OfJury for $50 a.
80. Continued as On afhdhvit Of plaintiff.
40. Same.
s4 judgment balOw afirmed-
S8. Continued as on affidavit q defendants.
s4, Continued az pn afidRTit OF plaintiff.
6g7. Judgment for plaintiff for $1,000.
age. Sa e for 1851 3S.
US dismissed FOR want Of prosecution.
%.
1872. information Of two wash. tubs, etc; dis
mis- ed al costs OF Nagley.
| l42. Handlan vs.. Charleston, libel dismissed 81
at nbeliant's costs, (costsp aidJ
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CRIMINAL COURT.-In the case of 5
B. Beaumont the judge sustained the
motion Of the defendants counsel, to APP
point a constable for the special purpose
Of obtaining a jury in this case, thus sus-
tanning the allegation thst the sheriff
and his deputies are p%rejudiced in this
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-13

DR.. Bernhard WIZ Leme Cs.-This
distinguished gentleman, who has been
stopping at the Overton hotel 10 our city
for sometime, and during his stay made
many remarkable and wonderful optical
cures. we regret to learn, will leave Sat7
urday, April goth. We hope, however,
he may be prevailed on to continue his
sojourn, as we regard mia presence among
MS as a blessing to the afflicted, and con
slider his services, in restoring injured
peculiar vision to its pristine clearness, as
a benefit to humanity in general. WIN
tie community suffer him to depart
without some testimonial adequate to his
merits?
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE AND BANKING
CoMPANY.-Pursusnt To public notice, q
meeting of the creditors Of the Franklin
Insurance and Banking company was
held at the Merchants Exchange at four
o'clock pm, of the 18th inst, when
John Ainslie, ESD was, on motion,
elected chairman. The chairman stated
the object Of the meeting to be to devise
ways and means to secure the depositors
of the Franklin Insurance and Banking
company, and after paying a high COM
pliment to the integrity and honor of Its
late president, Mr.. S. d. Mcclure, called
for an expression of the opinion Of those
interested. Many propositions were
made, and after discussion, the follow
ing resolution was unanimously agreed
to:
Resolped, That it appears from the
facts now before us that it Is not expedt-
emit to suffer the affairs of the Franklin
Insurance and banking company to go
into liquidation that its assets are sutl-
cient to meet its liabilities, and that by
reorganizing it anew, its creditors VIII
be secured from loss, and sufficient eapl-
tai secured to place il on a firm and solid
footing.
A general consultation was then held,
when the sense of the meeting being
taken, the following paper was submit
ted and unanimously signed by the
creditors present:
We, the creditors of the Franklin In
surance and Banking Company agree to
subscribe the amounts due us in stock to
said company. 1t is hereby understood
that th~ree-fourths Of the amount repre-
sented as the liabilities shall be sub
scribed before the subscription is binding,
and also that the mortgages and attach
ments shall be released, and the parties
holding said mortgages and attachments
shall come into this arrangement.
On motion, the following committee
was appointed, to examine and report
upon the affairs of tue company at a
meeting to be called by them, to-wit;
N n. Brown, of Messrs. Jones, Brown
& Co. n. Ford, of Ford & Co. J. Mala-
tesla julius Arnold, of Lindauer, Ar
mold & Co; E. t. Keel, of Keel & Co.
On motion, it was ordered that the
paper for the signature of creditors be
placed in the office of Messrs. S. R.
Clarke d Co, in the building of the
franklin Insurance and Banking COM
paDy, and that all the creditors thereof
be invited to cali and sign 1t.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
JOHN AINSLIE,
MArATrsTA. Sec'v, President.
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D. H. Cbdpmon dealer in sand at the
foot of Beal street. Delivered to all
parts of the city. apo I'M
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We dropped in yesterday to see u Ola
friend Mr.. Warehouse, at the Marble
hall, So Adams street, and, in our opln-
ion, he has as pleasant and tidy q saloon
az there is in Memphis. Nothing IS
wanting to make gentlemen feel 81
home. Everything is conducted win
perfect propriety. The liquors, wines,
cigars and tobacco, are the best in WI
The ale and beer cannot be surpassed ~
the world. Waterhouse greets all Wlth
A smile. Call and see him. aprlS u
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IN oher.ng OUR EITTERS 20 tie sout1em
/ Pubic, We have 10 hesiLanc in asserting
their superiority over any SortherH p-odae-
ton IN our markets In their dsgissmsut taay
are purely southern - eompcEndsd zuh a
special a~daputu1e 10 tas vaisus tyres OF
stomsoic de-rzngements prevalent IN our
climate.
It isl gentle stinulaut 20 The system nEsr
undergoing a severe Illness.
Il Is q cure Tor DyspepsiA
II assists Dige1i0u-
II cures Diarrhea and Cholsfa Morbuz
Il is = preventive Tor Calls and FeVsua
It's an invaluable companion Ter persons
travelling At az reasons o. M year.
It Is a HCaLE enterprise, and poaesses true
mort
- sold everywhere.
(. II. EBBERE & Co.
Sole Prop~letorz.
febi0 q Memnhfu TcEa.
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ChRaD E'ueI.

nH MEMPHIS GAS LIGHT COMPANY
bave redueed the tale o. COKE, and until
liner orders 1t win be sold al The very low
price Of
Fifteen Cents per Bushel.
Consumers win md It the cheapest and best
MI ~ be obtsined. orders wall pc is ued on
etreet- sPsu
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japanese GoQds-A large company
attended the aRanasn sale on yesterday
conducted by Passmore * Co. Many Of
our most respectable families bought
largely. a great variety are on hand
for this morning and afternoon sale. The
elegant shawls are now on exhibition.
They will be sold on Monday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-13

A Special Meeting Of the st. Georges
Benevolent association of Tennessee will
be held on Monday, the 18th inst, at 8
o'clock pm, for the purpose of taking
decided action on a question OF great m
p~ortance, and t~ransacting any other BUS
mess that may be brought before 1t. by
order of the president.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-13

A Full Line White Goods. in
Guiding all qualities of sWisses.
iacOnets, nainsOOks and Muirs
lawns. alicieRne for ladies'
waists. t~arlatans. etc.. lust re-
ceiVed at Howell, Wood q Co.'S,
Southern Palace, sac Main
street. apl2-3t
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OvERcHARGING.-The repeated fines
which have been imposed on drivers of
hacks and express wagons does not seem
to have entirely abated the evil, as n
Tim Sullivan charged q mar twenty
dollars for taking him from the Mem
phis and Charleston depot to a steamer,
for which he was fined fifty dollars yes
terdav. OF course he appealed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-13

SPECTACE.Es in large quantities
aud Of all qualities q prices, at j.
Gumbinger's, 2l7s Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-13

SCOTCH PEBBLE SPECTA-
Giles, at J. Gumbinger's, 2l7i Main
street.
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Cow STOLEN. Some slow thieves
forced open the stable of T. B. McEwen,
ESQ, No. 897 Adams street, on Thursday
night, and stole a very valuable COW and
calf. valued at SIPS. information has
been given to the authorities, but no
trace of the animal has been found.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-13

.THEAUsTRALEAN PEBBLE
sPEUTACLES These speetscles are
inferior TO none ever brought TO TINS city
They are the genuine ninety CUT Austra5
as represented, by ]. Gumbinger, 2i74
Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-13

Mle's Shoes just received at NJ. Wolf
q Co.is. Rp5Im
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4 Large Lot Of spring silks, which will
be sold below the market value, At 1854
Main street. ap0tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-13

Valuable and Browns
Rroncbial Trochesn will be found inval-
nabie To those exposed to sudden
changes, affording prompt relief in cases
If co1oRs colds, etc. For public speak
ers and singers, and those who over-tax
The voice. they are useful in relieving an
irritated throat, and viii render artica-
lation easv. AZ there are limitations, be
s,,re 10 obtain the genuine.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-13

HUNGRY.-A warrant was issued yes
terday, by Squire Hall, for the arrest Of
two men named Thomas Curtin and
Archv MoCarver, charged with beating
a eolored man and biting his ear off, on
the old Raleigh road, near tine fair
ground. They will be examined this
,,,orniuu
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FOR vICKsBURG.

FOR VICKSBURG.
Railroad Line,
Regular Nov Orleans Packet.
For VieksburE and New Orleans.
This new and magnificent low IL
pressure steamer will leave $50
THIS DAY, 18Th inst, at 10 am.
LARRY HARHSTAD & Co. Agents,
WharfbOat. foot Of Monroe ST,
RplRlt or cor. Main and Madison SITS.
Regular Memphis and Vieksburg Packet
For Helena, Friar's Point LseOnin, Ma
pOleOu and EiekSburE-
DAN AAtHttl
Leaves Memphis for the absve A
and intermediate points -
THIS DAY. 18th inst, At S pm.
VINSON = DONAHuE. agents.
apis It % Front street
Regular Nempbi, and Vicksburg Packet.
FOR Helena, FrIRr's poiHt, Napoleon,
Euniee, Gaines Green
Vile. Lake Providence
and FieksbUrzs
DAN master
This splendid passenger packet It,
will lesvt as above On -
SATURDAY. 18th inst, az 5 pm.
VIAsON q DOSAHUE, Agents,
anil n 24 Front street
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Laroe Variety of late styles dress goods
at NJ. Wolf & Co.'s. apo I'M
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New Era Hoop SKIRTS at J. G. MOf-
fats.
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Merchants Line.
Regular Memphis ard Cincinnati Packet.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
master
This splendid passenger steamer
viii leave As above ~
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm
LEVY q MILLER. Agents,
apl8lG 81 Madlzon street.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
AAANL DEAAN --aasa---#--s---A 1kEIA AaaAGA
ms splenOlu pacAet Will leaNe gk
as above 49,
SATURDAY, 18th inst at 5 p n.
LARRY HARMSrAp & co. Agents.
Corner Main and Madison sts. or
a,lI q City Wharf boat. font Nom. . -.
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ZOE SALE.
DOR SALE OR RENT

nor SALE OR RENT
frs. class BAR ROOM, with Restaurant
aracled-6Utures compete. Apply u
A. q. NACCARO,
arl7 4 IS Jefferson Street
DOR SALE OR RENT
A new and elegant basement Cottage on Bass
avenue. seven rooms, closet in every room. etc,
Also. on Pass avenue, "a double house, new, OF
seven rooms. each room with Rl the modern
HauruvBmeuUs. Also, on Adams street eX-
tended. q rev sto-v aud p half Cottage, i've
Rooms. kitchen. good yard, cisteru. etc, c, W.
Pooh. Rental and Real Estate Agent. ll Main
street. apll u
% s a L E
OF the best located snd most lucrative Jew
rirv and Watch-Naklug uSIn in this city,
with q three years lease. on the premises Is 70
b. sold on Reasonable terms 10 q responsible
PARTY. TIE present occupant wishing 10 leave
tine CITY on accOuut0 Of family affairs. For par
ticularS INQUIRE at the Crlce Of +. W. Butting-
E=1. No.. 1877 Main street. app lW'
TOR 4 i E
on Twelve az Horse Power Stationary
ENGINE AND BOlLER-nesry new.
LUNN 4 NALLDN,
-r-Ha H. gH Main street.
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TACL ES, for sale at 2l74 Main street,
by J. Gumbinger. Warranted as repre-
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BoARDING. 6
g.

10 o A r D n c.
Board. with rooms furnished or u~nIurnlsned;
in tbe large new building corn of Vance ana
avery streets third door rom Avery. Gentte-
men with their wives VIII md q pleasant
home. Cal and see. aplA "
ID OAR DING G.
Two Furnished Rooms, with or without
BOARD. and a few Day Boarders wanted, al 80
yVeeSingfCn street. apo Tvs
d o A r. d N G.
few Gentlemen can obtain FIRST CLASS
RoaRDat Mrs. KATE GRIFFIN'S, Al Poplar
street, UuexcGpttonable references required
in every instance. ape Nv
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G. &. BRACKETT & CO.,
Crescent Livery, Auction and

SALE STABLES.
THE nnest Harness Bsggies and Carriages for
i hire.
Auction Sales EVery Day at 10 O'Clock.
Special attention paid 70 tho unloading OF
Stock from Steamboats, and Cars
YARD ROOM furnished with or without feed.
oet2s ffaug RNR EAYCF. Missioner .
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Kid Mores at 81 per pair OF 1874 Main
street. ap5tf II. B. WELLS.
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FOR RENT
non RBNT-


TOR Rem T.
A very superior DOUBLE OFFICE in point
Of location mfort and convenience, aud fur-
uisbed IN be { order, 10 an acceptable tenant,
who viii purchase the outdL Immediate pos
session. Apply 70 J q. LONSDALE,
anislw y Madison Street.
10 X r l. n t
Three Rooms in a large and well situated
house. on Auction street, within a Few min
utes' wslk Of Main street railroad. Terms
moderate. Apply at Appeal OFFICE. aplO u
10 r r L T.
The Buildings erected by Col P C. Bethel on
corner Of Main ana Court siree's For terms
qrTiy 10 HTMES q PISTON, No. SO South
Court. apAD =
TO r + N t
Houte No. g P0tter's row., Shelby street.
Apply 20 J. u. STEWART, Cumberland fresoy-
terfau Church. Court street. hpH II
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QSw Goods just received at NJ. Wolf y
Co.'S, go Main street. ap5 I'm
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Howell, Wood a CO.s--Ses the
large adv srtisement of Howell.
Wood & Co., of their large and
we'll selected stock of spring and
summer dry goods. SOutGern
Palace, 332 Main street. apl2 81