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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-20

U. .. COVER ~MFNT,
the WEBSTER, end Of the
Great National Railway across
the Continent.
rAssr liss viii srssoA iron aaer,nesto, csltsssaa,
serp the hsrrs Esvadas TO the California stats line
ts.ssssAg IL RIcHHsr AND MOST Pop 4Ioue s1c-
TON or CALlesREIA, Aad fhspce throyth the great
MINING IBsIoss on rHs rsRRIrosfks. 70 The
vicnity Of eslt Sax. CITY
u Erns ths hoLx wEsrHNH LINK q tbs only
70 tie PneEc which 10 adopted ~ Qngrves and
AIDED W THE IgsUk OF UNITED tTAfH B0NOe.
Their rcads airs dy completed s!upped nd running
for ~ miles from esersnsns5 10 wfthla Y ufss Of the
ssnnis Of the ssrrss and large pr tbs verk
Of ss9st. Tnsasns, 30, bsyosd thai po4st has bsss
The First Mortgage Beads Of tAIs conp.ay
seord upusei ipdsc<m.nfs Of tatsty and Profit 70 In
for the following among other rssscns. vfs
First The rate Of interest y Dsx Per Cens. In
Cold, payable substantially In the 0sy u Hsv
York.
s.eosd tn. Principal Is payable IN GslA ct ma
turity
Third. The cost Of the bonds, FINEry-F1vH PER
than that q the ehsapss slx Per Cent Cold Dsar-
ing Beads OF the 0evsfrnsat K -.
Fourth m. United ssass Government provides nearly
half he s.osn, seessary . sai,d Tie entire rssd
and looks mainly " smaii percentage On tbs fu
ture trafnc for rs-reyment
gh o~ing 70 thts liberal provison scssapane1 With
Extensive Grants Of Public Lands, by whtch the
aovernssnt fsstsrs thb sssat material enssrpri.s
is sacess rsndssed certain, and ~ sAhaneaa ST.
hility h altogether independent Of the conttnsen
ciss which attend ordinary Railroad enterprises
sxtA- The security Of IL First Morte.es Bonds Is
thsrsfors AhPLs, AID their character fitssf.sy and
rsH.lAlsy y aneqn.isa only By tAas q the oelsa-
tions Of the 0overnmsnt itself
Seventh The earnings Of the completed portion
already largely in Of the istsr-ss oblsstions
which the Company vtil incur twice tia dis
tsncs. and steadily fncrsssing rsudsdnR the un
Interrupted pAy.ens Of tbs Interest sls9lzsis car
Mghts At the prsssnt r.ts Of Gold they psy nearly ~
| Per Cent. per saaun, o. che smcunt invested
ssnisnsusl Gold Coupon. attached. payable in New
York oatrsd ~ ~ presest d - PEI e.t end
seeresd interest TN eurrssey) ffon January let.
Orders msy be Arw.rssd 70 - lkset q shrossA the
principal Bank and Bsntsrs In all parts Of The country
Rsnittssoss may bs nads IN ds.iss On Nss Yosk, or
In LegAl fssds Notes, Nakionsl Bank Eotss other
fasd esrrsns 70 this ETY. and tss sSnds vii p for
vs.d.s sessy s4dns q npsss it.: = eA.sss 2
vfll rst eve p~nctual attention.
+ FISK e. HATCH,
lDsakn ~ Dalu = Gevsnnaat lqqlsifiu
81 I.u&s ss3>p sar..e, 'Isfsl
I = AZ 90: IL u. !,
fsi ..rtss priss h sssAasss ssr - ssS~s Dss6a
- II - VA 4Es az.
iAGsas1ly On - Il lssG1k - = -
wesaA oe,a ~ .. Z bssss. ssssA4. ~. ~
i arsupssis rssssssd q ns~s, sa.a, suAtsss !,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-20

THAT VALUABLE PROPERTY, on cor
Il nsr Tth aud Bank str,sts enbrscing nearly four
lots. krsck cottage dwelling stable. wood and wssh
house and othsr ouftudae, garden ssd large varsity
fruit orrAm@ntai trees choice varieties grspes bsr-
RES. ae IN besRfsg two large cfsterns, Be, &C.
This property IL IN ead repair, and c6sr the whole
for sale ~ Ion price, for cash half cash and bal
favorable terms Title perfect The whole is
for sale u LKsS than the house be built for
Rpqnirs OF II 3. TEN-KfCEs
The proprietor CHAss r. BfkGE.
arv$ff
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-20

CORN MRALrp 100 ns....... ...,.......s y -
~DUNDRIAo.
~ n ssoi demand - - = ~ \ =. IN
choice lots.
Esss-The prics paid to-day was Il 70 isspsr
dosen.
soaenun-Bsst quality brings $50 to - Psr gal
PoaAssps- Choice lots q e6e to 81 - = hsshsl.
clckss6 20 dosss, = % y y ~
wsIn naAns-eoeA. u 80 70 - -. Prime
Navy, - 50.
Bssr CArrLx-s4 90 to Is 90 gross.
Hsss-Good lots, s. IS gross.
ssnBP--4ic gross.
VIAL cALyss--From n ooto Is 90
Housr-I n bssss. ses pss ..
LAxD-iito iiie per D. = - - :
GRsnx ApPLns-From sec to 81 IS per bashel
Osrors-tl 50 per bu,hel.
TgsnIrs-see per bush.
BssswAx-3ec per ID.
fAllSv-In bbis, pe; loose Sc per -
So per ID. -
Woot-Tub washed <sc-; fleece do hns 4ec-;
unwsshed, ! Cd.
fsAn aas--Prime 500 to eoc per ~
Hfbss-areen, 70; do saltsd, SIC; green calf
skins, l14e; dry Clint Ice; do ssitsd lse;
damaged and grubby ! OF; pslss 1se 10
81 Is.
BaAs-In dsnaud At 81 10 perslee Lbs.
|HAY-Tinslhy Id active demand u fFon SIS .
to SO 90 per ton.
Woop-s5 50 to 81 90 per cord, seserdissso quail
fty.
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stock market.
BY Telegraph Nav Ycax. April 10.
eov~nmsnts- Frn bot quict; coupon sos ioo5zale
Do - los1s1s do ne. 1o7i<e5x; coupon Io<os st1<A
VI: Tss nrst Series loeolS second and third ssssss
iosstseH. $50
asck-csnst.lsilsoI4ip rfs ssJk "a; Rssdsss ~
81; esels RI s51sDs " sisseA ptsfssrs6
sa7sok
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By rslssr.ph-l Ers esasAss. Asra n. ]
Cotsos-lrreguiar and lower; low ntddiing ~ =
ssosax
hosassss-AseA sssaa ssiil.
PROFESSIONALLY 1t - Tor prime iy<oisk choke
fsl1 white
Four-rirm; supers sls -
cosn-stssdy sta ssol %
Oats Dull at 81
Lard-Unehsngsd st1slz@H
Porh-Nomihaliy 81 30.
vl,a,~ss %.
----.>---
ci.e,nn.. marr.,.
sy r.,.sr.pAl o.s.s..r. A,sn ia
v,or.-r,.....d Il. a.....a n...., "a a. s...,.
.rn.s '-'e'''a ''' ~ ''' '''''' -'' ''' '''A's
ws...-rou,..l,y unchanged, no. enough offered 70
..,.s,,.s 80. - ~ ''A '''' : =
s,rn- and ,sss higher; mixed =. s.sss In 81.
.,s.e,. ..s :, IN -
o.,..o - 81, "a ,,0..s s,n.- n. ..es :.
elevator.
ny.-r,rm aur.
r.r,.,-u.eA..s.a.
wAhiy-uuIi a 10 in bod
. Pro-, s.........;,.
L.ra-lrssls4.
.rr-~
$1,000.
,,.wros...s s.- - s,o..a a.,.. !. no ,:au a,
s.s.. s,... nd s..,... =. =, :s,' :. go.
,,,. ,r.n ..s,. IN o ana al sor ira. sr..da Oh
''; ,., .,..s,
-. - - - 49, - - 1900
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-20

TO Fosters for beautiful assortment
Of Cassimeres and Tweeds, for Spring and
Summer wesr, iorgents, youths and boys.
3t>tae.thurs- sat
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1867-04-20
nARKETs BIZ rELEGRAPH

Chisags narnss.
py reissr,pbI Cnra.ss, April 10
Flour MARKET ar. sd nsrs sesi,s The ssi.s are
ass. In high s,sass ss sp~as. . seau % ses lo~
choice spring s.nss sll NON y ~ % TO medium
prins extras. sna siseIs god - eassns.
Whsaa-sress ed ners stesAy 80 10 nodsssts -
nsnd. epriax sold a. VI Is, closing 81 - SaAo
9 sos round lots; No sprus sold ~ u - rvysrssd
very
Beaa--oa t<srk ~.
Coru-No vpsasd 70 hghsr, 81 u es, bot irrss-
ulsr declining 81 OK. and sd.asesas to md esssiaS
ct d osol eg< No higher st s1oss rejected 1<69s
higher 1t ss3zoA
%. no moderately setiv. ssA lHoss hIgh.r
Sale. Of regular - tsxsse CLOSING u u.
Rys-InsetIv.. though arm, with ssi~ es No ! 81
q 4sai 10; No 81 90
Dsrisy--Nssssct.d snA seminal.
Provissons-vsry dull, although there was . nstis
srnsr fssIisg the part Of holders
B.sf-DssaAsd mali and bayers net di&p,sst 70 eps-
unis they could make sxsrsme nsds prices, and
scarcely ssmcisnf sold to sstshiish quotations.
L~rdos.isd lss. fss-y. sid held shs1s AisAsr. bss
buysrs not plenty.
Chseags Live steek Market.
| Nv rsssxrspA.j clruAso. April 10.
lscsspss- cars Of satsie 20 Of hsss and esrs
| Of sheep
casls-choics prime $50 si7s fair 10 good - 80
q common 10 medium ~ Se4eto
Hog Choice TO prime " oo. rs fair to sse< y -
| % % common 70 medium u SONS %
| shsep-Chsaes to prime q toae fair to good teo'.
ecnnon medium ~ 1854
Foreign Markess.
Pnn, April 10
Bourss dali and hssvy; rentss deeiibsd II
san Franetsee Marhst.
BY Telegraph sAS pnsEcsseo, April IL.
siour-firm; anotaiions unchanged
wh-st-Eirm. Sales Of choice st % AGA %
Legal fesders-7s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-02

EyNONs &SON, No. 10 Jefferson street,
have received the Police Gazette, Har-
per's and Leslieis weeklies, Day Book,
Round Table, New York Weekly, Ma
tion, London News, Record. and PhuHny
Phellow for May.
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NOTICE.

VvHE CoPARTEERsaIP HERETOFORE
axigt;ng under the name Of Ames. Woo.
bury & Jones. is this Cay dissolved BY hutaai
consent. Nj. James ~ Beasle having Pel-
chased the interest OF Seth b. Wocdouty
sumes his portion OF the responstniltiSs y
Arm husfness Will be conducted nslsa1
by Daniel Ames, james NJ bsas.s -t.4e -
Ames,b eattie & Jones ~
n. q. All debts due the nrm o. 49, oooo-
OuHs DANIEL ANES
JANIS N. HEATrIE.
mhstaf EDWARD G. J0SEH.
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BARBERIZED.-If any Of our gentle
men readers want a fashionable hair cut
or smooth shave they can get it BY pat
ronizing the shop of F. Lsvigne, Main
street. See card in another column.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-02

BURGLARY.-The residence Of DR..
Howell, No. III Second street, vas en-
tered by some burglars at an early hour
yesterday morning, by means Of a back
window. 4 quantity OF silverwaze and
table furniture were taken into the alley,
but some noise frightening the thieves,
they made of, leaving the property be-
hind
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-02

ANOTHER WATCH-The midnight
thieves who lnfest our city have a weak
ness for time pieces. Some Of the gentry
visited the residence Of J. P. Duke, No.
81 Linden street. sud stole q silver
watch. The other valuables 10 the house
escansd the notice Of the thieves.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-02

WATCH THEA man named A. J.
Cooper was brought before john c..
Creighton yesterday, charged with steal
ing a watch, the property Of A Q
Gates. He will be examined on Thurs
Gav uavf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-02
FestIm0ny er keeommendatIons

From Medical 9enflemsn.
Professors OF the highest Opfhalmic talent In
MemPhis, Tenn, and IN the Union:
MEHPHrs, TESE., February Il 1857
do most willingly tear my tsstimony IN "a
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the eyes 70 their youthful energy. can the
more conhdently recommend Dr. BERSHARDI
10 the public from an acq1ainfance vita many
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ua A !. TAYLOR N %.
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The public are hereby notified not to
pay to any one any bills due THE AP-
PEAL, for advertising since January 3lst,
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AINsLIE,
Cashier and Manager.
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The Advantages
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-02

REy.C c. Il. READ, DID, from Rich
mOnd, Va, viii preach in the First Bar
tist church, on Wednesday evening, 81
inst. at . O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-02

CHARrTABLE-We learn that the
drav,nen's association have donated the
sum Of one hundred and sixty-eight
dollars 10 the Catholic orphan asylum of
this city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-02

TREsPAss-Jas. Rane had frank
Lally arrested, charged with trespass,
for which mr.. Justice Creighton i'm
posed a fine Of ten dollars and costs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-02
MAYORS OFFICE. CITY HALL
M.-a...- 60 A-.l ~

$1,000 RsEwARD.-Five Hundred dollars
will be paid for the arres and conviction
of the murderer Of Gep. Smith 7. Bank
head, who was assassfhated on Saturday
night last, and a likf Sum for the arrest
and conviction Of tAe murderer Of VIII
Ferguson, Who was killed on the
morning Of the 18th Of March.
BY order Of The board OF AldeFmen.
ri W. o. LOFLAND, Mayor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-02

So
nEEEr o. MRS. BOWERS AT THE NEW
ssrsw4Is.-The great sensational play
fr-e, Miss Braidon's celebrated move, en-
tiued 81 Lady AUdiey's Secret, - was per
formed last evening fof the stume this
s.,,on and attracted the largest audience
We have observed at this iaverits resort,
~ ,,r host class Of eltizens, since the en-
.-ement Of VestvalL. TIE play Is
r[IUnglv interesting from the first to
rta tsat act. aud it was placed upon tHe
sf.ges IN tbe excellent style which cher-
aeterizes the stage management Of TINS
,beate-. Mrs. Bowers possesses a neAfiy
faultless person and an exceedingly eA,
pressive and pretty face, with unnsuai
..sa and grses IN action, as wen
as a perfectly natural ana eoifecI
conception Of the dilAcuit i"e
81 the artful aud 0~nsefuPulouS
heroine. II she Is as perfect "a o'hei
characters as sic IS In this n she = US
deniably possessed Of very great histti-
chic powers, and may, without the
charge OF egotism, claim rank with ms
hast actresses on the modern stage. BIT
NcCollom IL also an exceedingly Pronis'
,,yv actor, aud impressed usvery IA
-a-.bir In the character of Robert Aud
lew His delineation Is free from the
lasst shade OF maDnerlsm, aud perfectly
me 10 nature throughout, while 10 face
and torm nature has been unusually law
Isb n her bounty. The play viii be re-
ted this evening, and we doubt not
VIII be witnessed by a numerous and
fashionable audience.
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.TaformGfI0n No. 1913.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA,
DIsTRrcr COURT OF rHE UNITED STATS.
DFSrRIrr az WEe T-EgWE@SEF

UNITED SFATzs OF AMERICA.
DFsTaIcr COURT OF THIS UNITED STATS :
DISTRICT OF WISE TESEEssEE.I
"HEREAR. MAREANDL PERKINS Esq,
w Attorney Of the United states, for tins
DisfrIct a1oresaic, has He'd an Information
against the
Steamboat sOutheraeF, her Tackle, Machinery
and Eurn4 ure.
afeziux amanE other things that the said
st~eaIabcet, &c, hiss been seized ~ me AafsAai
M The Unften Ste for the District aiora-
sid. - forfeited ~ the United states, Tor tbs
e5lrspS IN sd InfoTmnticH set iorth. ahQ pray
s1- 49, nsnai process aud nOaitiou OF the
1oors IN fhTf Behalf Vow, therefore IN pursu-
- oefhe nroc s. 0fEaid Court. TO directed.
r - hsrabV zdve public warning and nodes 10
~ ofher persons having OF p~relendi1g 10 have
- 1raregt IN aid properly 50 seized, fhatthey
- nj sppear before the said Court a the Fsde-
-fCanrfrooa IN theclty Of Memphis. On fhseth
~ NAV. 1851. At 10 o'clock in the forenoon az
f1-f day. and show cause. II any they have or
Tnor. why the said properly b not be con-
dernued or forfeited as aforeseid-
This 18Th day Of March, 1877.
SAN. H. JONES,
o. s. Mzrshal Tor the District OF West Tenn.
By ISAAC W. GRIFFITH, Deputy o.. ). "a.
mhrl lat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-02

Police MATEEEs.-Thirteen patrol
men on the metropolitan police force
were discharged yesterday, aud Serg't
Ben. Frame rendered his resignation,
from what cause we know not. Serg't
Frame Wa a goo8i oficer-kind aud
courteous but strict withal. Whatever
a~vOcstion he may choose he VIII have
the good wishes Of hosts Of friends in
Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-02

A Noted Clergyman and Public Lee
fta.er SAW of Browns bronchial troches
ain all my Iectpring tours, l put troehes
into my carpet bag as regularly as l do
lectures or linen.n Public speakers, vo-
calists, and all others who exercise the
voice. should ReveE fail Of using the
troehes. They surpass all other prepare
tlons ia clearing and strengthening the
voice, removing hOarseness, allaying
irritation of the throat, and a. q cough
remedy are pre-eminently the 6est.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-02

Murray & R1dgely, merchant t%ailors,
81 Madison street, have just received
their stock for spring and summer,
which, for style and quality, cannot be
surpassed. Thankful for past fayors,
will try to merit a continuance of the
same. Call and examine for yourselves.
NH q 1W r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-02

ADMINISTRATIVE SALE.-To be sold
to the highest bidder, for cash, Que lot,
belonging TO the estate DIAL ]. Ebbert,
deceLsed, situated on Poplar street, near
the second bayou, said l0 being % feet
front by "A feet depth to be sold to-
day, April 2, at 10 O'Clock am, in
front OF the Belle MeQphis Saloon, No.
II Adams street. Title guaranteed.
SAM. HERMON, Admir-. a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-02

l have f5uud q great deal Of t~leaSure ia ~.
aiming the exquisite fabrics sf DR.. BFRN-
aARDT. N the way OF EYEGLASSES. The Crvs-
tai used by him IA Of wonderful pnriiy. spe the
style Of his Glasses 50 diversified as 10 suft ever
coz ceivabie case OF need. he has selected M
me a pair OF Glasses, which promise to give M
great aid and comfort In ny future reading I
am among the many peFsOns who testify - his
capacity as IN pcstsf and Optician and TO the
value of his services rendered TO them. several
prominent Clergymen and Statesmen wuh
whom / am acquainted
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roR vIcKsBURa.
Rsguiar st. Louis Memphis and
ElekSbufg Packet.
me splendid side Wheel psksenger steamer
r Goa,

CAPTAIN M-H. BLAKE,
Having entered the I kde Pernsa-
nently, viii lehve AerSphis forA
Vicksbure on RltfrnsG fTidays 5o'elock pm.
Leave Msmphts fE st. Louis on alternate
Wednesdays 81 II o,Sock am
Taking freight ard passengers for all way
q plantation l4nkings
Passengers and f~shippars p~atronizing this
racket viii fndA heir business promptly at
Tended to, and her charges moderate.
Frsights received at all times on City Wharf
boat. foot Of Monroe street.
LARRY HARMStAB& CO, Agents,
Corner Main add Madison streets, or
an1 II CITY Wharfhcat. foot Monroe st.
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OF Interest to Lndies.-L. Kremer's
grand opening of millinery and other
fancy goods, silk NANTES, ladies walking
suits, etc, etc., will be OF importance,
as ladies will see the latest styles di-
April. mar3l 2t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-02

Celebrated makes Of Uric and Wer-
.Iey's %corsets, directly imported by L.
.Kremer. mar31 2t
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To me Patrons OF the Appeal.

You are requtsteu Q paJ any y"
riers without certificate from me, ana
to report at the counting desk any II
regularity in carriers. /. DAVIES.
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Country MerchantsI Country mer-
chants! Country merchants go to Men
ken Brothers for cie9b dry goods.
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A Wd,niHq.-This is ITO caution all
persons from paying debts due to Null
doom & Co, to MINI. McDOnogh, as he
IS not authorized to eeAect the same.
ap22ts VMCLDOON & {.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR o1NcIHNArr.

AkARHLS w oLNcLNNATT PAcKE7
COMPANY
For Cairo. Louisville and c~ihefnnatf.
CLIFTON, -- [-ssein master
This fine passenger packet Raves r.
for the above e
THURSDAY, 4th install S PIN.
LARRY HARMEfAD & co. agents.
Corner MAJ and Madison sfs.. or
ap2 70 CITY WAR boat. not Monroe ST.
DEANLLgE
MEMPHIS AND cKNCLBNATT PACKET
For Cairo, Louisville and CINCINNATI.
HARRY Biaisdell master
This splendid packet yAI leave -
TUESDAY, "a ApEl.at 5 pm.
JAS.T T.. BOURNE q Co,
MEMPHIS AND CTNcIHaATr PAcRET
COMPANK.
For Cairo Louisville aud CIueJnmafi.
Hates master
This splendid packet viii leave -
as above. on C
TUESDAY, "a AprHSet 5 pm.
LARRY HARNSrAB& co, Agents,
corner Main and Madi8On sts.. or
mh3l q City Wharf boat. foot Monroe St
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Black silk sacques, latest styles. daily
receiving al Elson's, 297 Main street.
mar3l At
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he Vesta, Patti, Venus, Ristori,
Promenade, Grenobls, Black Crook, and
other new styles ofhEnl at L. Kremer's.
maT3l ct
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B5eGched Domestic Cheap for cash at
Menken Brothers.
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TEArPERANBE-At a recent meeting
Of Young Meak division, No. 90, Sons o.
Temperance, the following gentlemen
were elected office bearers for the ensu-
ing term Geo. Rohr, w. P. ; S. s. Tate,
w. A. f. Mayue Haley, R 81 Louis
G. Rosselle, A. r. s. A. w. Newsom,
+. S A. 5. Wallace, T.. ". NJ. Cham
b-rs, Con. z. II. White, A. c.; c. H.
Norris, J. s; Jno. Ford. o. =; JnO.
Wsynesburg, Chap.
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The LECTURE TO-NIGHT-It should
not be forgotten that the lecture or
d" Rabbi Tuska " on toe Reformed Israel
lite OF the Nineteenth Century will be
delivered az the Tabernacle, IN Court
street, tonight. The Philharmonic
0ul enliven the occasion by some OF
their choicest pieces. Secure your tick
cts at the book AID drug stores, for there
Il cure 30 be a erowded house for the
benefit Of the widows and orphans Of
Confederate soldiers.
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BRAZILIAN PEBBLE SPEC
TACL rs, for sale AZ 2lz4 Main street,
by J Gumbingsr. Warranted as repre-
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KID

T ARGE lot OF Kid Gloves at 81 per pair at
II. B. WELLS,
mhsItv Sa Main street,