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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

Go TO THE Place WHERE FORTUNES
ARE Won OR LOST BY THE Turn OF A
WHEEL-There has been a pamphlet
published by the managers of the South
ern Asylum which sets forth all its plans,
purposes, and the names of managers.
There is, too, a list of property that will
be distributed among ti~cket-holders.
There is no swamp land, and each ticket
has the same value, whether any specific
piece Of property is disposed Of in any
one drawing or another. The property
is all assessed by real estate brokers, and
for each drawing the property disposed
Of and tickets sold are equalized. The
first drawing will distribute mainly city
and suburban property, and farms near
the Memphis and Charleston and Missis-
sippi and Tennessee railroads. in this
state aud Mississippi. All this is ex-
planned by an advertisement in another
place. Call at the Office OF the asylum,
get a pamphlet, order & ticket, and take
the chance Of being rich on the 18th OF
June,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

Law Court Of Memphis-
W. B. Gibson 4 Co., plaintiffs, VS.. J. Il. Raynie
4 Co, defendants.
4 FFlbAVIT for achm bayiDg been
~ made in this case IN pursuance OF section
3i5 OF the Cod OF Tennessee, aRd attachment
having been issued and returned ny ne proper
officer " levied, etc. on the property OF the de-
PENDANTS, ]. II. HAY ME q Co..
II is therefore ordered that SAC detsnaant
phis, Tenn, on or before the secona Monday in
June next. and defend this suit, or the SAME
viii hs taken for confessed as TO them, and the
case yet DOR bearing ex parte, and that a COPY Of
this order he published once q week for four
consecutive weeks 10 the memphis Appeal
a Cow JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
Clegks Ofdcs. May ls57.
cispp, Vance & Anderson, Attorneys for
Plaintiffs. maya iav4ge
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FOURTH DAY OF THE RACES.
4 Large A~ttendanee.
Much ~EnthuSiaSm---GO0d Time
Made---EVerybOdy Pleased.

Sport was at a high premium yester
day 81 the grounds OF the Memphis
/ Racing Club. The day was Delighted anC
the track smooth. There were two
races. The first was for a purse Of $500
enc and a quarter miles, and brought out
the nimbie footed MOllie Austin ano
Local. The latter added nothing to his
former reputation as a game blood, and
was beaten badly. At the start, which
was made at the half mile pole, the
Scythian FLY broke for the lead and in &
few strides Local was In the a The
gap was gradually widened on the horse
who fell 80 far back that but n could
be seen in the race at q time which was
very slow, 2:629 being the work on the
notches.
The second race was for q purse Of $500,
three best in five. Ringmaster, Joe
Johnston, KnighthOod and Pat Cleburne
volunteered for the entertainment. At
the start KnighthOOd got off in the lead
by a length, followed by Ringmaster,
who passed the quarter four lengths in
the rear of the leader. Joe Johnston was
third, and Pat ali alone, behind. On the
back stretch Ringmaster went up sad
denly by the side Of the Knight, fol-
lowed by Joe Johnston, who came rap
idly I'D, and the three passed the half
mile In a breast line together. On the
turn, Ringmsster gave up the run TO Joe
and the knight, both Of whom drove
home for the heat, the latter winning in
1879 by 8 length, Ringmaster in good
place and Cleburne last.
See0nd Heat-Ringmaster went off in
the lead, and won by a big majority
Joe second, and Knighthood last. This
heat was run with each strung out wide
apart from the first quarter to near the
finish, when closing up was resorted to,
TO get inside the distance.
Third Hedt-Ringmaster again took
the lead. and wen easily, Joe and Pat
eontendiug for the second place only.
Kniphthood did not make his appear
nee for this heat, on account of lame
ness, which sent him off the ground.
Huyfh Heat-This heat was won easily
Nv Ringmaster, Joe Johnston getting the
second place.
SECOND RAcE.-Purse $50; three
best in five all ages.
5. Leonard enters Oh. n. Rngmaster by
RinggOld. dam Minnie Mansfield by Glen
cne. v. O. Dress White and Blue------2l.lI
T.. WarTicI enters b. h j. Johnston by
GoddwoOd dam Judy by Sovereign 5 y.o.
Dress Red and White, with sash..----A2.Z2
John Summersienters b.l C, Pat C~leourne
by Hiawatha, dam sister TO Socks ~.
O. Dress Red and Hhite---.-.--------4.33S
J w. We'don enters b. La EniEhthoOa by
Knight Of ST. George, dam Glycera b.
imp. Sovereign, 5y.o. D'ess ked' and
fine, i:55 CI55 -i:55EI5Si
To-day the DvertOn hotel purse, $500,
three miles, all ages, viii be run for by
Fannie Brown, Billy Connor and Local.
The colt race for $500, one mile, will slsO
be run, and the purse Of $500, mile heats,
given by the Bonnie Scotland stables,
will be the third race.
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mandnF. Lnne 3. Isez.
Attnchnlent NOfice.

Before s. A. Moore, J. P.
Anderson, Williams & Co. vs., Street 4 Martin.
THE defendants in the above entitled cause
i viii take notice that an attachment has
been sued out agatust them upon the grounds
that they are non residents OF the state OF Ten
ne see, AID the same set for hearing at my Office
in the city OF Memphis, on the 18th day OF May,
1867, when and where they can appear and de-
fed said slit or the Aome will be proceeded
with ex rarts; ana that a copy OF this order be
published once a week for four weeks in the
Memphis Daily Appeal.
s. \. MOORE, J.P.
Memphis, April Is, 1867. faw4w
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Attachment Notice

Before John c. Creighton, Up.
Joseph Wolf vs.. W. X. Vance.
I'VE defendant in the above entitled cause
/ VIII take notice that an attachment has
been sued out against him upon she grounds
that heis NONRESIDENT OF the state Of Tennes-
see and the case set FOR hearing at my Office in
the city Of Memphis. on the 4th day or May,
1857, when and where he can appear and
defend said suit or the same will be proceeded
with ex parte; and that q copy OF this order be
published once q week for four weeks in the
Memphis Daily Appeal.
John T.. CREIGHTON, ]. P.
Memphis. April T. 1867. ap4 Iaw4w
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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 31st,
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AINsLIE,
Cashier and Manager.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

II ofering OUR BETTERS TO tho Southern
/ Public, We have no hesitanSg IN asserting
their superiority over REJ Northern produe-
ton IN our markets In their deyisement they
are EuEeIy s1uthern - compounded with q
special Amplitude TO the varisus types Of
stOmseic arrangements prevalent In our
climste.
Il 4 gentle stimulant 20 the system after
undergoing 6 severe Illness.
1t is a cure for Dyspepsia,
It assists Digestion.
It cures Diarrhea and Cholera Morbus.
II a preventive for Chius and Fevers-
1t is sn invaluable companion for persons
travelling ct ali seasons or the year.
Il is a H0aE enterprise, and possesses true
merit.
80 Sold everywhere.
C.. H. EBBERT & CO.,
sole Proprietors.
T.bTn e. TananhFa Wanm
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Main STREET PROPERTY

WE win sell a bargain Iin Two Business
" I. uses and Lots. zach . by IfSz on the
east side OF Main street, between the GayosO
Block sud the Presbyterian Church-one q
TwO-Story and the other a One Story Business
HOU-e. Long lime VIII be given the purchaser
for "a large rCrtIOn OF the purchase money APP
ply TO PROEISE & NELSON,
an.e oW nfica W. a-5I- Sernna street.
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THE COURTS.


REGISTRY or DEEDS AND MORTGAGES
Messrs. NJ. Y. Newton q Co. 70 Wm. J
Ross and George Robertson, trust deed OF
stock and furniture, to secure $1,000
VIM. NJ. Brooks to Karl MONTE Ulman
quit claim to lot on Manassas street
John G.. Sacut and j. H. AntWyne tC
James II. Tate, deed, S265, lot 20
block II, Fort PickeringJ II. w,
and Mary Z. Taylor TO r. Savoy
and p. H. Hammel, deed for $1,000,
lot l, block 26, Fort Pickering james
II. Lawrence to II. ID. COnneli, deed
trust sale $1,000, lots 299, 800, 30I, Clay
street; Thos. Cubbins to Daniel Newell,
trust deed, lot near brick church in
Chelsea, to secure $500; Thos. Waddle
to ]. n. WATSON, deed, 1919, As acres,
section 8, range 7, IL surveyors district,
9Th civil district; Aaron Jackson TO
Thos. Waddle, deed, $500, 80 acres, In
the same.
Law CoURT.-The following cases are
set for to-day:
COL. Giichrist vs.. Johnssn.
a0S. smith VS. Calhoun.
9i9 Marble vs.. CannoYan.
q5i, Anderson ct al. vs.. Davis.
93 Justice & Co VS.. Street.
90. New orleans CaaaI and Banking Com
Pany vs. Stockisy OF al.
1929. Montard vs.. Boyle.
1912 Brfnkley VS.. Morgan.
1893 Eriel and Hannum vs.. Dunlap et al.
1910. Fields vs.. AlleF.
1911. Cartwright & Co. vs.. Bowen.
1872. OIsary VS. Green
los. Norris and Russell W. MeCIeliand.
1914 RImsey vs. Aldrich.
i03a McCrosby " Eslland. Wimberly & McC.
1915. Cunningham We. Case.
f0TT. Strauss vs.. Teinseh.
1918. EichaTdson ". Batnaga.
lp73 Harrison vs.. Shelby.
1850. Damilly vs. Cunningham.
lJsl. Shields VS.. Rosenthal ct al.
1852. Rowe rs. Shea
losS. Korte & McDonough vs.. Ford q Bro.
1881 Slogan VS. Mesth.
l0S5. Patterson VS.. DrsngoOle & Co.
l0&. Cotton va Art.
I0S7. August vs.. CARMEL.
i0S2- Raper VS.. 1erger ct al.
1853. Wflkerson VS.. NeWker
1899. MCKEE vs. Clark.
lO9l. Wisgs, Bros q Co. VS.. Junkerman.
1922. Smith VS.. Roach.
1884. McLsin VS.. Williamson.
iGg5. Dies rs. Green.
loss Stillman, admit, VS.. Meath.
1927. Same vs.. Barnes
1923 Stewart VS..
100. Shields VS.. M-DOnald.
ll0I. Jehling VS.. Field.
li02 Hecht ". Huffman.
lI03. Meath vs. Groves.
ll0A Howard VS., Thompson.
1905. MeTri / VS.. Heytin.
ll0o. Huschman VS.. Cohen.
ll07. Carr, adm istratOr, vs.. Simpson.
lHOS Heyiin VS. Merrill.
II 9. Kelley VS.. Vanskrisu.
Iil0 Hubbeli, Hurd & Houston vs.. Hopper.
ilt2. Meath vs.. Hughes.
Illa. WGrd IS. Rodgers
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MAToR's OPTICS, CITY HAIL

MEMPHIS, TENN, April 1, 1891.
$1,000 REWARD.-Fivs 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.
u W o NJ.
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THE COTTON CAsE.-Of the five par
ties arrested for stealing a bale Of cotton
on Sunday night, four were discharged,
and Harry Dugan committed for trial by
Justice Lee.
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FOR SALE.
SALE Or RENT-

Anew and elegant basement Cottage on Bass
avenue, eEyeu rooms. closet in every room. etc.
Alsa, on Bass avenue, a double house, new, Of
seven rooms, each room with all the modern
improvements. Also, on Adams street eE-
tended, a new story aud a half Cottage, i've
rOous. kitchen, good yard, %cistern, etc. e.. W.
Poor, Rental and Real Estate Agent, l99 Main
zf-aar anil II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-As was
anticipated, the appearance of Mr.. Ed
win Forrest attracted a large audience
to the theater last night. Comparatively.
few present had ever witnessed any of
the representations Of the greatest of
American actors, and the desire to
merely see him equaled If not exceeded
that felt In the rendition Of the text
itself. Mr.. Forests "Richelieun was q
most ccnsummate personation. In the
fourth and fifth acts, especially, it was
sublime. Yet, somehow, although there
was much applause, and Mr.. Forrest
was twice called before the cur
tain. the impression produced Upon the
audience was not of that profound char
aeter weaanticipated, or that was de-
served. One cause of this was the fact
nat expectation had reached too high
a point and another, the disagreeable
fact that the company supporting Mr..
Forrest is far inferior to any Of those to
which the Memphis hdbitues Of theaters
have been accustomed. Mr.. Barton Hill
seems to have sunk the excellence which
rendered him a favorite years ago /;
and Miss Lille, the leading lady"
who essayed the part of julie" and
possesses q sweet face and voice, is
almost utterly void Of animation. To-
night Mr.. Forrest viii appear in n of
his greatest characters, "Nirginius, -
and we can promise those who attend
one of the greatest treats OF their lives.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

Gap d T.,
VIII leave Memphis for Nicksburg ON alter
nRts Mondays at 5 O'Clock pm.
VIII leave Memphis forSt. Louis on alternate
Saturdays at 10 o'clock an.
METhe above packets have entered the trade
permanently, and planters and shippers can
depend on them in high or low water, over
Special attention paid to all way and planta-
ton business
Freight win be received at all times on
Wharf boat, foot Monroe street, LOT Shipment
v LARRY HARMSTAD & CO, Agents,
Corner Main and Madison streets, or
my2E City WhaEfooat, foot Monroe s.
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LARCENY.-Thos. Murphy was up be-
fore SURE Hall yesterday on a charge
of larceny, and in default Of bait was
sent uD to the criminal court for trial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

Roe HeTTiRq.-Just received direct
from Norfolk, Va, fifty half barrels of
new Roe Herring, at Bond & Jones, No.
So Madison street. my8 ct
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

AT the important sale of the
Hotel de rEurOPe this morning,
Mr.. PfanensIiehl will be pleased
tOsee all parties interested in the
real estate Of the city, either as
buyers or sellers. We have sell
dom had il in Our power to offer
at public sale property of such
high and uDQuestiOnable value.
Fer an income, ar for pernla-
nent investment, we believe NO
property in Memphis holds cut
stronger tnducenIels. Sale Will
begin at l2 o'clock. Register,
TreZeYant a. Go.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

To Whom il May COneern.-We have
this day perfected an arrangement with
Messrs. Meyers & Dedrick, No. 40 North
Court street, BY which sl business n
trusted to our firm will be carefully
watched and vigorously prosecuted, to 4
speedy adjustment. We take pleasure
In indorsiBg the above named firm. as
gentlemen Of fine legal attsinments and
sterling integrity in every sense Of the
word. MITCHELL d MCCRTILIs,
Attorneys at Law and Gen Claim Agents.
April -, 1857.
We would earnestly request all parties
VINO have entrusted their business 70 the
o firm, to call at our ONCE at the
earliest opportunity and supply such evil
dence as may be required to insure a
adorable consideration Of their eIaims.
MOVERS q DEDRiCE,
aprOu attorneys for Claimants.
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Ts the Patrons OF The AppeaI.

You are requested not TO pay any car
riers without . certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any IT.
regularity in carriers. L. DAVIES.
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EnR SALE

VHHE large assortment Of Agricultural Tmple-
m6nts. Wagons, etc, Al Dos Front street, late
Lewis. Matthews & Co., are for sale, AT COST,
for the benefit Of the trust.
MILES OWEN, Trustee
Memphis. Tenn. April "a. 1851. grol I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

The aurora OR.-The ihsroduction
Of this oil is destined to work a great
revolution in the lighting world. 1t
possesses many advantages over all other
means OF light, from the fact that it is
much cheaper than gas or coal oil, is free
from any offensive smell, and best Of all,
non-explosive. We have examined il
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro
Dounce it superior to anything eEtant
for the purposes for which Il Is recon-
mended, It il also superior 10 turpen-
tine for paints, oils and varnishes. The
proprietOrs, Messrs. H. c. Dewitt & Co.,
have an Office at "a Madison street. but
they dispose of state aud county rights
to manufacture only. Their patent has
seventeen years to run. Territory Is
being sold rapidly, and parties desiring
to make money will ind this a good in
vestment. Don't forget, "a Msdison
street, up stairs. ap21 II
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Montvale Sprints. 1857.

THIS popular summer resort having been
Il placed IN thorough repair and furnished
with new furniture. VIII be open for visitors
on the l>tOfJuue, under the direction and con
troll Of the undersigned, prOprl-iOrs OF the
American Hotel aTlauts. Ga. MOnryeie pre-
SCENTS the strongest attractions 10 both invalid
ana pIe8sure-seeEer no less on account Of It's
retirement and the beautiful surroundings
scenery, than or the restorative powers OF its
waters We have reduced the price Of board 10
the lowest figures CHuslgtent wi b a proper DO
vision for the entertainment o our guests.
Board per day, So per week, so; per month.
So, with an for ramiies. Travellers
bv rail reach toe Springs by special conveyance
from LOUdOn, or by regular daily mail coaches
from Knoxville, Tenn.
ap2G erdIm WUITEG WHITLOCK.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

WE publish this morning the card Of
DR.. Mcleod, at6No. 33|MonrOe street.
Fer information in regard to his special
ity see advertisement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

A CORRECTIONS We were IN error
yesterday in stating that the bale of
cotton stolen from the levee was found in
the house Of John COsgrOve. On in
uuiry we find that Mr.. Cosgrove is only
a boarder in the house, and is not at all
responsible for the deeds of the lease
holders. Mr.. COsgrove was not arrested
and was not charged with any compile
ity in the crime. We make this expla-
nation as a matter of justice toward one
whom we believe to be innocent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

SOUTHERN BAPTIST SABBATH SCHOOL
UNION.-This body will meet in the
First Baptist church at l0l O'Clock this
"wednesday morning, for the transae-
ton of business. Rev. DR.. Teasdale, Of
Mississippi, is president, A mass meet
ing Of the society will be held in the
same church at u O'Clock, at night.
Brief addresses are expected by Rev.
Teasdaie, of Mississippi. Rev. A. D.
Sears, Of Tennessee, Rev. DR.. Crawford,
president OF Georgetown college, Ken
lucky, Rev. DR.. Samson, president Co
lumbia college, Washington, D. c., Rev.
DIR. Williams, Of Baltimore, Nd, and
Rev. Mr.. Lorimer, Of Louisville, Ky.
The public are respectfully invited to
attend.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

Hoop Skirts, newest styles,
boulevard, Eugenia and Bis
marck walking and Honse
skirts. now open. at
A. SEESSEL q son.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

Elegant S,nlpaer Suits, Of every mate
rial and at lowest cash prices, just re-
eeived by Drake 4 Co., 277 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

Dry Goods, Etc.-The attention Of
dealers Is called to the sale advertised by
Passmore & Co, to take place this morn.
ing at 10 o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

Sane Moneg.-The public, and espe-
eially that portion who are gas con-
sumers, should know that Lunn & NAL
lon have reduced the price OF gas pipe
and chandeliers to suit the present hard
times. They put up gas pipe for fifteen
cents per foot, which is but a small adj
vance on New York and Philadelphia
prices. All persons who need gas fitting
and gas fixtures, bath tubs, pumps,
washstands, fit with lead or iron pipe,
should give them a call at their establish
ment, 2O4 Main street. See their sdver-'
ment of cheap prices.
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Nesg Goods, Nel0 Goods.-A fine lot of
parasols, newest styles of the season, Just
received at Mack Bros. d Bohm.
may5 st
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

THE DUNN LOIS We would call
especial attention to the sale ofthe Dunn
lots, which is TO take place on Thursday
Tomorrow At 10 O'Clock an. The
superior advantages presented by Mr..
Dunn is a new and, we think, a most
extraordinary feature to men possessing
little capital, whilst those who have
much at command can realize a most
profitable investment. The lots men
toned will be leased for the period OF
fifteen years, and from what we learn OF
the late sales, we know of no investment
offering more promising confederation.
The sale will be resumed tomorrow, the
9th inst, st 10 o'clock am, at the head
of Vance street, aud can be conveniently
reached by the Beai street cars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

ADJoURNED.-At a meeting of the
board OF mayor and Aldermen last
night a bare quorum was present. On
motion Of Alderman Shaw the board ad-
journed to meet on Tuesday night next
at half past seven.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

WI NOTICE, in passing around, that
the well known house of A. Vaccsro &
Co, is just in receipt of a shipment of
Edinburgh ale, direct from Glasgow,
and an invoice of Dublin porter, direct
from that ancient corporation, whilst
their fine sherries and oatawbas on draft
and bottled are well worthy the stteR-
ton of the trade. We cordially recon-
mend this house to natrons.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

AT the important sale of the
Hotel de fEurOpe this morning,
MIR. PEaRenstiehi will be pleased
10 see all parties interested in
the real estate of the city. either
as buyers or sellers. We have
seldom had 1t I'm cur power 10
OGer q. public sale pr0Perfy Of
such high and understandable
value. For an income, or for
permanent investment. we be-
iieVe no property i'm Memphis
holds out Stronger Inducements.
Sale will begin at IL O'Clock.
Register, Irrelevant q Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

Sale of Hotel de pEurope.-This ina
portant sale, it will be observed, comes
off tomorrow at y O'Clock. Parties seek
ing investment in valuable central prop
erty need not wait for a better opportu-
nitv.
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SUmMER RESORTS.
GRAYSON SPRINGS,
GraysOn County. NY.

THIs. watering place viii be opened on the
FIRST or JUNE for the reception OF Wis
ton in search OF BeaItb and Plea .ure, and
win accommodate any lam lice or .nyaltdi
through the month of May who may desire 10
To those ia Tennessee ana south l re er Go
MessTs owen, Moore O. West, q. n. Robinson,
EsgY and Col r. WiuterSmithi OF Memphis
Per 2 n
Per single week u %
Peg ~ "
Chtdren and servants nalf price.
Terms to families LlsiFr. glults, 50.
Stage from Elza0-thtoW7i.
NJ. p. CLAKESOE,
my2 2w7 Proprietor.
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RUN OvER.-A little cOlOred girl was
run over on Main street, near Com
merce, last night about eight o'clock
and badly injured. The haekmsn was
not arrested for this carelese driving.
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apr@1

Neg Goods, Nem GOOds.-An elegant
Dot Of new silk sacques and pearl, French
and Spanish lace points, just received at
Mack Bros. & Bohm. mays 81
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NeU Goods, NetU GOods.-A fine lot
of new summer silks and poplins, plain
and checked, just received at Mack Bros.
& BOhm. mays st
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my4 At

CoaL-Bigley, Mellersh & Co, No. 81
Jefferson street, have spendid Pittsburr
coal. Leave your orders. feb4-d
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-08

Sale Of Hotel de pEuTOpe.-Parties
seeking investment in the most valuable
central city property On the market, will,
of course, observe that the above i'm
portant sale takes place tomorrow at II
O'Clock.