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nnRE kHERInAN.

A New Orleans special says an order
from military headquarters fOrbids the
carrying of fire arms openly or secretly
by any citizen except in performance Of
official duty. The offender Is to be tried
10y military commissiOn.-Aralanche.
We notice the statement that, at the
riot in Mobile, very few Of the whites
were armed, while every negro was so.
The same, DO doubt, is tie ease in New
Orleans and SHERIDAN's order viii,
il it has any effect, result in disarming
the whites, leaving every negro with a
revolver. In Tennessee there has al
ways been a law, decided constitutional
long ago by the supreme Court, making
il = penal offence 10 carry concealed
weapons, and the white citizens
Of Memphis, in general, obey it.
Hoe many pistols hare been
sold to negroes here 1gjthin tVO
gears Hon. many hare been solder dis
biJ5asa Jcitha3 q fen dayss There is
hardly q negro man in this city that
does not carry a revolver. Are they ever
AleaIAEA VI YNAAaAAEA ~ II - AAC u
lice can break into s house Supposed to
be 3 hell or brotheL, to see whether any
InisdsmeanOr is being committed in il,
can they not inspect y~sgabonds loafng
on the streets, TO ascertain whether they
are carrying concealed weapons?
For ourself, We have always believed,
with the Supreme Court Of Arkansas,
that the law prohibiting the carrying Of
concealed weapons was unconstitutional
and hat the Legislature would have
precisely the same right to prohibit keep
ing arms in our houses, lest we might,
.perchance, misuse them and, also, that
the effect Of such 8 law is to disarm good
men, who reverence the law, and leave
the bad, who contemn it, to go about
armed at their pleasure.
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CoNFIsCATIOS DIsCUssFD

The Grand Jury In the Circuit Court Of
the United States st Richmond, Va, in
which, in the absence Of Chief Justice
CHASE, that shame and scandal Of the
Judiciary preside, who thought a jury
could be packed to convict JEFFERSON
DAVIS, Is composed partly OF negroes
and JOHN MINOR Boris. A Richmond
correspondent Of the New York Times
gives this humorous account Of its ses-
sions
John Minor Bolts, grown savage in
appearance by the hirsute appendices be
has added 10 his face, has tried in vain to
stop the flow Of this torrent Of African
~sloqOence BY explaining that the grsna
Jury have nothing whatever to DO with
the subjects 30 provocative Of talk
but his cOlOred cO-jurors consider
themselves wiser than he, and
nav no attention to his pro-
fssts. Poor Bolts He sORed the wind
and now be reapsthe whiriwind. When
he is told substantially, & Cor q DaitN Ar.
Bolts, doesn't de cOLOred people Waat
1and, and hon il deg QoiH' 70 qetft i0idout
sfs eOnfscafed and CUB to emf This
grand Jury has been in session four hours
6er day each day since Monday last, and
as vet have not acted upon a single in
dictment; and the explanation is that
the negro members occupy all the time
Sn making speeches upon the duty OF the
government 10 cOatiscdte The lands Of the
soaph-d du{R they seem TO think they a
ID her capacity a. grand Jurors, some
l.ar aid IA 61fIfiuU %
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FOREIGN.

PARIS. May e2.-The differences be.
tween Napoleon and the corps legislatiffi
in regard TO tie army organization
scheme, has been adjusted.
LONDON, May 22.-FOod and Duffey,
the FeDian prisoners recently convicted
at Dublin, have been sentenced to inn
prisOnmeut for life at hard labor. Me-
Clure, another OF them, was placed on
trial at Crea to-day.
Mr.. Stewart, the chairman Of the
board of directors of the Apglo-Ameri.
can telegraph company, publishes an
other Communication in the Times. He
says the broken cable can be repaired
and ready for business in three weeks
from to-day.
Accounts from Madrid show that the
internal troubles Of Spain are increasing,
and fears are entertained that a political
crisis is at hand.
VIENNA, May p, p.m.-The emperor
Nose a speech from the throne to the
Austrian Diet to-day.
SAN FRANCISCO, May Erich dis
coveries have been made Of gold near
Crimville, Nevads, creating excitement.
The Indians in Idaho are driving,Gf'
stock and shooting the settlers in every
direction. The saYages generally are
well armed. Gen. Crook left Camp
McDeTm0tt, for a twenty days seoul,
about the first Of the present month.
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A travelling correspondent Of the Bal
timore Sun writes:
Between Montgomery and Atlanta /
have seen people selling their beddinR
for corn. The destitution in Alabama Is
as great nov as at the surrendef-daiIv
rations are served to sixty thousand Of
the most needy. Ia addition, there are
about @,0OO who are on the verge Of dis
tress. Counties refuse to pay the trans
p~ortAtion Of the corn furnished, and order
the agents to sell part OF the foreign
charity for the purpese.p
The people Of the North ought not to
be allowed to forget that the chief cause
Of the restitution Of a large portion of
the South Is to be found in the atrocious
conduct Of the Federal armies, in utter
violation Of the rules of civilized
warfare in their widespread de-
struction Of private property eff
non-eombatants, in their burning of
granaries, in their devastation of farms,
in their combustion Of implements OF
agriculture, for the express purpose of
preva the cultivation of the soil,
and producing starvation. The distress
of our people is, in q great measure, not
a legitimate consequences Of the war, but
of the crimes Of the officers aud men Of
the Federal armies. The mercifEl and
generous among their people may well
be ashamed Of the inhumanity of Scala
wagton and Cincinnati, and the pitifuI
aims saperciliously given by some other
cities. New York, even, greedy as she
is Of the Southern trade, has u done a
tenth part of what she should have done,
to relieve the -distresses of women and
children of the same blood with her
own people. Blood thicker than yater!
Bah 1t is a liet
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Il is not far distant, when, from the state
OF south Carolina, there will be ia the
h ails Of congress- q black man, abier than
J ohm G. Calhoun ever was, and that
there viii 60 from the state Of Ken
lucky, at least as able a black ma as
Henry Clsy.H
OF course he believes nothing Of the
kind but he knew the mischIevous
effects OF such baiderdash on creatures
whose brains are already added by ex-
citement, and therefore he said it. No
body, under any plea Of the right of free
sp sech, has a right to mislead the ieno-
ra Of, toinhame the passions OF q race in
which the animal predominates, to en-
deavor TO array them 10 hostility to the
higher race among whom they live.
Bat we cannot help It. We must even
let the tide have its way. There is no
folly SO great IS an impotent anger. To
interfere with one Of these l~oauaeious
misehief-makers only makes them more
misehievous, and infinitely increases,
instead Of diminishing. their power for
evil.
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ma..acnuse,.s meranIr.

uFxtremes meetn is an old proverb,
aud one that has been verified In the ap-
nallRg case Of immortality IN MRssachu-
100 which was reported in yesterdays
4snaid. Amidst the most puritanical
~oommanity in the world, where they
sS-ea morality down peoples throats,
-hare 70 look awry Is almost a crime,
Mbsre people melt away in sorrow for
rsoar negro, where to touch whisky
- 4 regarded immoral, and where
- 90 theories for the improvement Of
- neoule are sgitated-there we find
otn edueRtsd and highly honoTed,
2 n-1fted in himself the characters OF
"ne aDber Of the gospel, a legislator
siate. and chairman of the
OF comnittee Of the town. guilty
IA are not ut to be
OF cIln - we know Of nothing to be
H--aaosrsd 10 the Disgusting WleKeaRess
sbis reverend ard honoIsoie Mr..
o We n nodern times and 10 a civil
Bow, IatTy. The tact iss the pretended
ibeo ~. ~ humanity Of M~aS4chusetS
morant int profound hypocrisy.
g noen nrobably, 50 wicked city
There y A. Boston. With great
" ssow Of decency and mozAAN
-ass amount OF secret wee. ~
.ns he same Throughout IA moi a.
2 RosI e5es Is we refer to coula Hrs om
Suen other state OF society. nnc5
sHr = ureteDses, Win % -slIv
saep sfe worst crimes nstW
sya@@Seg York Herald }
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LATEST
BY
Night Dispatches.
WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS REPoRrs.l

New YORK, May 22.-The adj
j0urned meeting of the protec-
tionists to-day, and the organization Of
the American Industrial league, was
perfected. Peter Cooper was chosen
president, and several gentlemen as vice
presidents, treasurers and executive
council. Gentlemen from all sections
we're present, and determined that the
acton Of revenue officers in selling dis
tilleries had resulted in q general panic
among the manufactures Of whisky. II
is estim tied that no more than six dis
tiQeries are now in operation.
NATERTowN. n. j., May 22.-The
STEAMER Wisconsin was burned last night
three miles from Cape Vincent. Twenty
lives we're lost, including the first mate.
ATLANTIC CRY, n. j., May 22-The
steamer Santiago De Cuba, from Greys
town, Nicaragua, for New York, with
three hundred and fifty passengers from
California, ran ashore here. Seven pasr
sepgers were drowned ia attempHlg to
land.
MONTREAL, c. W., May 22-It is said
that Jefferson Davis has purchased an
estate at st. Catherine for a sumMer res
idenee.
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10 GAS CONSUMERS!
Reduced Price Gas Fitting"
LUNN & N,
20 Main Street..

GAS FIXTURES Al a small advance on New
VI York and Philadelphia prices.
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say nas. be n. ant to say what was

% say ahdss ne m sant 70 say what was
false.
We ourself are as analterably opposed
TO negro suffrage, as any man on earth
can be. We kaow that 1t is neither for
their good, or car good, or the good ofthe
country, that the blacks should have
thrust upon them a privilege which they
are utterly unqualified to exercise. We
do not believe that any man who knows
the race, by personal acquaintance with
it in the South, and who is in favour Of
their voting, Is sane. To give them that
right, and put the destinies Of States in
their hands, Is the most damnabEe crime
that any part Of the human race has
ever committed. Ifthere be indeed any
objectionable sin, any crime astounding
in its magnitude, and for which the
golden gates OF heaven viii be eternaily
closed against the perpetrator, it is that
Of being principal Or accomplish, alder
or abettor, under any inducement OF
profit and advantage, or any plea Of
necessity or policy, in giving the right Of
suffrage to the negro.
But we have no feeling Of ill-win to
the negro. Con forbid! Whenever his
Just rights as a freeman or citizen are in
vaded, We viii protect and defend him,
without fee or reward. We will denounce
any attempt to Cypress him. and we
wiz, for his own sake and the eountry's
together, denounee any attempt to use
him and mislead him, and invest him
with 3 power that must needs destroy
him. AS to the poor miserable fools,
black and yellow, who think themselves
somewhat because they are 3 little
smarter than the rest Of their
race, and because it chances to be
profitable now for Radical and Conserv-
alive to esjols them by blandish-
ments and puff them up With Importance
IS the supposed proprietors of negro
votes, we simply pity them,-the shall
low and coneeited fools. What does a
Radical care for 'asmart negro except
to use him? Do negroes ride in North
ern coaches with white men? How
high, in the Northern States, are they
allowed to ascend in the social scale?
You have no friends, except these among
whom you have always lived, and those
you are alternating as fast As possible,
that you may become the special prop
ertv of a few adventures from the
North, who are willing you should vote,
as long as yOu wW Uote for THEN.
Whether the "fancy negroes Of the
city do or do not like what we say, is OF
Importance TO US. We do not want
their votes, and never shall. But it will
be wise in them, with their new nose
jewel Of the right to vote, to remember
that the moths, attracted by the light,
generally SINCE their wings. You will
find the right ofsuffrsge to be the apples
OF SOdOm, friends
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The Buntyn
HOMESTEAD LANDS
FOR SALE

FOR SALE.
WE have the pleasure of placing on the
lands, SO well known 10 the community as the
Homestead Tract OF the late Geraldus Bun
tyn, EEq situated At the first station on the
Memphis ana Charleston railToadA miles
east OF the city. The improvements, with
about twenty acres Of land. have been re-
Gently sold 70 Hume +. Hill, Esq who now
resides upon the premises. The balance
OF the ira 9, consisting Of about $50 acres,
has been laid of liz lots varying IN size from
five TO ter acres, fronting upon broad av-
enues, and laid of so as TO secure tn greatest
amount Of comfort. The trains OF the Menu
phis and Charleston railroad afford the oPpOr-
tunity Of gong in ana ont Of the city, from and
to Buntyn's station, Jour times a day, 80 as TO
make q residence at his point almost as con-
yenisnt as % live in The city itself
The cheice can now be had of lots wholly or
part in original forest, or In neld,
In Exchange for City Property.
qhe executor are directed bv the VIII 80 sell
his place and invest Ia city property AID We
will receive propositions 10 eNehange foreiJher
improved or vacant lots IN the city.
To all parties looking for a suburban resi-
dence, we do not thinA any property more de-
siraole can be found. in regard 10 health, con-
Yenience or good nelghbOrhood, within the
same distance from the city.
The terms will be made very liberal and easy,
and the prices low to parties DESTROYS of buy
ing for oc supation. Plans of the subdivision
viii be showna at our Office
myl7u RoYsTER, IRRELEVANT c
Furniture, Mattresses,
A ND BEDDING Of all kinds on hand and
"A made 70 order by MARTIN EYKE, 49,
Monroe street.
Awnings Pat Up and Kade to order.
Also, UphOlstering. Bedding renovated.
ap2l Inn
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To THE READERS OF THE APPEAL

The constantly enlargins circulation Of the
APPEAL, and the generous support given TO
both the Daily and Weekly issues by city and
country, assure the proprietors Of the general
approval by the public OF It's course since It
came Into their hands.
It's Past is the pledge it onen for the Future
Il viii continue to endesv5ur, in Accordance
with the motto which Il has adopted, 70 say
those things only that are true and honest. IL
hss hut 8 single Client, the People OF south,
and il win endesvor 70 advise It's readers
wisely. In that Il may often fail; but its opin-
ions shall always be honest and conscientious
NJ least.
Those to whom its conduct Is entrusted VIII
continue 70 endeavor to make the APPEAL ac-
cep,able TO is readers, and desirable Is a me-
dium for advertising. The Masonic column
viii continue TO appear every Sunday, win
other reading appropriate TO that day; and the
proprietorS hope, by close attention 70 the AZ
fairs Of the papers and office, to still entiue 1t
10 The support and confidence OF the people, on
which alone 10 depends.
EoHN e. HOGAN d co.
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No notice can be taken OF anonymous Com
municatons. Whatever is Intended for In
seriOn in the APPEAL, must be authenti-
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer, as a guarantee OF his good bath ana
responsibility.
Business letters should be addressed 70 TIN
APFEAL,v Memphis
Communication for publication must be writ
ten on one side OF the page only. and with
ali other matters connected with the edito-
rial Department, should be addressed: EDI-
Tors OF THE APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot as q rale, undertake 70 return Erti-
eles not found suitable for publication.
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TREMENDOUS REDUCTION
PRICES OF GAS FTxrUREs.


co~pstitton i ne 1sSs Of Trade.
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Nom Resident N0tice.

In the Chapcery Court of Memphis, Tenn.
No. 1s25.-JOseph o. Thweaft vs.. Kirkland Cal.
houD, James G. Calhoun et al.
II appearing nom AFFIDAVIT In this cRuae that
i the defendants, Klrtiaad Calhoun, Janes q.
Calhoun, John q. Calhoun. Lucy Calhoun aud
Ireadweu A. Calhoun ars residents OF the rity
and state OF New York, and non residents III
the Stale OF Tennessee.
1t Is therefore ordered, that they maka their
appearances herein at the Court House IN the
City OF MenphiH, Tenn, on W before the first
Monday IN July, lSB7, and plead, auswer or he.
mur TO o-omplaiaants bill, or the same will
be taken for confessed, ~ to them and set
for hearing ex parte, and that a copy OF thiE
order be published once q week, for four Hlg-
cessiye weeks, IN the Memphis APPEAL.
ACopy-Attest.
AU3UgrOE ASTON. Clerk and Muster.
By X. J. BLACK, D. 9. and Al.
J.P Carutners, solicitor for complainant
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PUBLIC ALE
FORT PICKERING LOTS.
On Wednesday, Nay "a 1851.

WE shall sell for various parties, at tas
" above Tine F1FrT-FOUR LOTS In ths
tow Of Fort Pickering and WuIonzbby VII
hams' Addition. as follows:
Book slots !, 9. 81 s. Is. Is and T. -f-onflnS
on second, Leonard, Water and Georzfa strsetS
~oeIonging TO Charles KOTtrecht, ESQ
Block 6-LOts q, q. IS and >. EeIouzfng Z, l.
G. Trezevant and &. Il. Cobb.
Block slot No. Il.
BLOCK 4-LOts No. I aEd2
Block A. Lots No. I. z g and 4 The prozs-4v
Of Mrs Virginia Thomas
FOURTEEN LOTS, Gelongfng % the Migsss-
sippi and arkansas Land Company. a. follouys.
Block , Nos. o. IG.
bioek u Nos. I, 2. Y, Is.
Block &-NOs. al a. II, L, Is, Fq. %
EIGHTEEN Lots in Block Is OF WFuouuhhr
Williams Abolition.
These Lots viii be designated bv stakes. AMI
parties are requested TO IN them betora
reserve.
80 several other eligible Lots VIII Be added
70 the IL on the day or sale.
Sale upon the premises. BEGINNING ON tha
kOrirecht Lots at y O'clnck
R0fSTEE, IRRELEVANT & CO..
mgA4 ~ Aurrf0uRarq-
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TO Real Estate Buyers

are directed 10 place IN the market for n
w Bid, thai HOUSE M LOr on Mccall
street. west OF shelby, % feet ffoni by u depth
also the VACANT LJT On Union street o.
posite the residence q Reuben Jones, ESQ ~
feet front, % me railroad Theown-
be made su tnduceneut 70 purchasers We
Wish 10 realize this week. Cash Is the sole OBJ
Ject In selling, but a portion can bo on time.
my22st RoGsTEH, IRRELEVANT 4 co.
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LADIES' 6 GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Fancy Goods and Notions.

Prints. Bleached and Brown Domestics
Bieaehed and Brown 5-a, o. and IU-4 Sheet
tngs, Sd and ID Linen.
Bed Ticks, Cotton Checks. Plaids and Stripes
C~ottonades and Osnaburgs-
AL kinds Black Cloth. Doeskin and Fancy Gas,
simeres.
Bleac0ed and Brown Table Linen, new styles
Linen Lawns, Plain and Fancy Irish Linens
American and scotch Ginghams, Pink, Blue
and Buff Chambruys.
Solid Black, CoIored and Fancy Dress Silks,
new styles Dress Goods.
New French Percales. White and Figured Mar
seilies.
New styles French JacOnets and Organizes,
new styles Grenadines.
Black and Fancy Colosd Alpacas. new styles
Cheap Lawns.
Kid Gloves. all color, ths best make, six Mits
aud Gloves.
Plain and Embroidered COrsets, English, Ger
man and American Hosiery.
Sils sacqRes and Basquss, White Goods OF all
Kinds, Towels, Napkins and Wine Goth.
Ladies' and Mems Linen handkerchief, La
de- Hemstitched, Embroidered, Initial and
Lace handkerchief.
MsrseIIles Bed ana Crib Quilts.
New styles Hoop Skirts, Ladies and ChiIdren's
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CALVARY CHAPTER. a
~ No. I, ROSE CRoIx, A q A. s r. "a
The thapter viii met this tfhursdayl~X
night at 5 O'Clock pms az The hall Of M
Cyrene CommRnoery, for the transact y
ton Of important business. Every Knight Is
expected 70 be present, n all important Com
mltJees ready TO report.
By order OF the W. N.
my2M H. I. TOMLINSON, Secretary.
MASONIC N~OIICE.-Ev-
lNA cry member or South Memphis "a
Lodge, No. lis. Is hereby summ0aedt wv
be in attendance this Thursdsy1 even M
ing. at 8 O'Clock, for the Transaction or
important business.
By order Of ths Lodge.
BEN x. PULLEN, Secretary.
Memphis, May %, 1857.
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tn Offering OUR BITTERs 70 the Southern
Il Pubic, we have no besitaEey in asssging
their superiority over any Northern prOdue-
aon IN our markets. In their devissmsnt they
are purely southern - compounded with a
special adaptitude to the various types OF
stomzcic arrangements prevalent in our
oiimats.
II Is 3 gentle sfimuiant to The sTsten after
undergoing 6 severe Illness.
II Is a cure for Dyspepsia.
II assists Digestion
II cures Diarrhsa and Cholera MOrbus.
Ii Is a preventive for Chills and FeyeuS
tits an invaluable companion for persons
travelling at al reasons OF the year.
It's a HoaE enterprise, and possesses true
merit
- Sold everywhsre.
@. Il. EBBERT 4 CO.,
Sole Proprietors.
febl0 n Memphis Tenn
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For sale.

A q Public Auction. onthe premises. THUR
"A 1Al me I'd lnsi-, the FRAN C0TTAGA
40. - DNS0tO street, between Monroe ald
Union, containing i've rooms, with lease % run
three years. The nous Is nicely shaded By
Trees. MARY M ADAMS.
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b. A RROCKLIN-

GENERAL STOCK AUCTIONEFR No. 2qk
~ Madison street, Memphis, Tenn. SADIE
daily. Good stabling and nne Mule Yard-
1ealers IN wagons and d-st and second hand
Harness Liberal advances made on all prDD-
ertN let Tor sale. and returns promptly made
Office on second street mvIa ~
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NO TIC E .
NOTICE.
NOTICE.

HAVING taken out letters OF administration
II ON the estate OF A. B. Shaw, deceased, /
hereby notify all persons having claims against
said estate to file the same In the Cbapcefy
Court, In the case of G. d. Hart and wife Ellen
j. versus kamuellaS shaw ana others; and All
persons indebted to said estate TO make pay
Inent to myself j. E MEHklMAN.
myI8lW sB Main street, cornerof Union.
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Furniture, Mattresses.
NOTICE.

HAVING taken out letters Of administration
II on the estate Of Mrs. E. J. Hart. deceased,
this IL 10 notify all persons having claims
against the same to present them 70 me in
proper form, regularly authenticated within
the time prescribed by law, or they viii he for
ever barred. Those who are indebted TO said
estate will make settleme nt, also, with myself
at as cary a day as practicable.
j T. NORMAN,
myls Iw S3s Main street, corner Of Union.
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NEW ADvERTIsEME'Ts
FIKKTE, BUCKHAM 6 CHAPMAN

FIANIE, BUCKHAM & CHAPMAN
soc MAIN STREET.
Davis Hams,
Davis Breakfast Bacon,
Best CoPpmeal,
Harrison Flour.
Potter'B Flour.
Aerated Cracksrs-yery fine,
Yellow Grass Butter,
Best Corn In Cans,
Tomatoes in Cans,
Fresh Peaches.
Crosse q BIackweu's Pickles,
Underwood q Co.'S Pickles.
Cedar Buokatss
Churna,
Step Ladders.
Fine Carpet Brcoms,
Lunch Baske =.
Java Coffee,
Fine Golden Syrup,
Dried Beef, my22 If
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P. S-COuntry Merchants who want to close
out lots OF Certain Dry Goods. Notions, Boots
and Shoes, aud Clothing. will do well to call
early.
All Remnants Regardless of Cost.
mvI2 I'm
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NOTICE To
SHIPPERS AND PASSENGERS,

THE Steamer DIES ARC viii receipt for
Freight and ticket Passengers through from
Memphis 10 Little Rock. until further notice,
AZ the following rates, VIZ;
Pound Freight at....-...-.---W cents Per 100 lbs
Passengers 81 20
Two Trains per week viii be Iun from Du-
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