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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.
THE COMING DRAMATIC
SEASON.
New Stars Engaged-FuII List
of The Stock Company.
New and Attractive Faces.

The clever and popular manager OF
the New Memphis thester, W. @.
Thompson, Esq, returned last night
nom an extended visit to the east, where
he has been to engage the necessary tai
ent to open and run his theater during
the fall and winter campaign.
Bis efforts have been successful,
in every particular, having succeeded,
regardless of expense, in engaging the
most brilliant stars on the continent, to-
gether with one of the best stock cOmps-
MES yer e~ongregated together. The
season will open OF or about the 18th Of
September. Miss Avonia Jones being
the first star, to be followed in rapid sue.
cession by Edwin Forrest, Edwin Booth,
Edwin Adams, Ristori, Emile Melville,
Lolita, the California pet, Julia Dean,
Kate Reynolds, Belle Boyd and Frank
Mayo, the last named OF California ce.
lebrity. In connection with the above,
the Black Crook will be produced
in all its original magniicence. The
stock company has been well and care
fully selected, and presents many Of them
new to a Memphis audience, but not I'M
known to the domestic world. The fol-
lowing is a complete list of those already
engaged
Leading Maa-Mr. Frank Roach, Of
the Boston thester and Howard Athe.
neum. He stands very high as an actor,
and has filled the position of leading
man in a number Of the principal thea
tiers of the country.
First COmedidR-Mr. VIM. Ellerton,
an English actor, who made his first ap-
pearanee in this country at the Broad
way theater last winter.
Second C0medidR-J. NJ. Sloan.
Old Man-W. W. Mitchell, from the
Howard Atheneum, Boston.
Heavy Mdn-A. P. Anderson, from
Mrs. John Drew's, Philadelphia.
Juuenile-Shirley France, from the
Boston Theaters.
First Walking GenReman-W. ].
Ferguson, from the National Theater,
Washington.
Second Walking Genaeman-R. B.
Buck.
Leading Lddy-Mrs. D. H. Allen,
from the Boston and Howard. This lady
has a fine reputation as an actress, and
is said to be very handsome.
Heavy and Old Wonlan-Mrs. h.
Moore, from Winter Garden.
Oanl6ermGid-Miss Fannie PiersOn,
a very sprightly, handsome actress.
JlUeaile Lddy-Miss Fannie Edrian.
Walking Lady-Miss Joey NJ. Arnold.
Uaity-Mrs. Harwood, Mrs. Jones,
Mrs. Gulick, Miss Jamison, etc.
AS q worthy succession to Prof. VIM.
Withers, jr., the orchestra will be con-
trolled by Prof. jacob. He is one
of the best musicians in the eoun-
try, and cannot fail to give entire
satisfaction. 1t will be gratifying to the
majority of our p~lay-goers to know that
the services OF the efficient and display
ing scenic artigt, S. w. Gulick, has been
retained for the season. The handsome
New Memphis" is being r~edecorated,
and repsinted, and will, on its
re-opening, present a more handsome
appearance than ever. otis not in
mortals to command success =" Manager
will do mOre-deserye it."
We heartily wish him all the success his
enterprising efforts deserve.
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Land For Sale.

A n undivided one-halfi interest in $1,000 acres
"a OF Red river bottom land, In Lafayette
aud Sewer counties Arkansas.
Thisinterest, the title 10 which Is perfect, will
be sold al q low figure, for one-third cash and
the remainder at one and two years, without
interest
Also, $500 acres OF magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land, above an overflow, and the
finest body Of land in the State, in Crawford
county, Arkansas.
These lands viii be sold together or in par
cells, for cash.
Apply TO PIKE & ADAMS,
Attorneys al Law,
mh3-tf 23 Main street, Memphis
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PERsoNAL.-Col. Will L. Clark, of the
firm Of J. s. Lethgrow & Co., of Louis
vile, is in the city, stopping at the
OvertOn. Will. is as fascinating as of
old, and has the same eye to business.
He departs tomorrow for home. Would
that his stay with US were Of longer
duration,
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WANTED-THE PATENT
A u O RIA OIL

We want men everywhere to study their OWN
The right to manufacture and sell
the Patent Aurora OIL in q single county VIII
make more money to the purchaser in three
months than the largest farm In your state
will make in q whole year. The Aurora Oh
actually costs less than Oue-half the price OF
Coal Oh. and the illuminating power OF the
Aurora Oh is as much superior To the Coal Oh
as the Coai OIL is to a t8loW candle, ana Is
NO MORE explosive than a tallOw candle Any
Lamp that will burn Coal Oil viii burn the Au-
rora Oh. Il does not smoke the chimney-it
does not Emell-it will not grease or stain the
dnest Nnen-not even white cloth. The mate
rial for its manufacture is ineXhausttnls. one
man can make se~Venty-Eve barrels per day.
No machinery required. We will pay your
fare to and from the city Of Memphis and bills
while here, II we cannot prove all, and even
more, than we have stated. A single county Is
a small fOrtune to the man OF enterprise, and
the right to q State is untold worth.
For further information, call on or address
n. G. Dewitt 4 Co.,
2f Mad son street, corner Main,
fvl9 Memphis, Tenn.
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REcOvERBD.-The well known race
mare Mollie, which was stolen from d.
Crimson, near the trotting park, on We'd
nesday night lest, was recovered yester-
day by officer Selkirk on the fernando
road, about sixteen miles from the city.
The thieves escaped.
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MARRIED-On Thursday, August 18th,
by Rev. DR.. White, at Calvary church,
james G. Ward to Miss Maria J. Hoist,
both Of this city.
One Of our most enterprising mer.
chants and popular citizens has thus
linked his fortunes with one of our most
elegant and estimable young ladies, and
we tender the couple our w@rmest con
gratulations upon the contamination Of
the joyous event, and earnestly hope that
the star Of prosperity may eve continue
in the ascendant in their sky, and their
future be an uHbroken scene Of peace,
harmony and connubial felicity. May
the virtues which adorn the one continue
to be daily illustrated in the character of
the other, and their final day be gold
tipped with the effuIgence of useful, we'll
s7ent and happy lives.
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

RARE CHANCE FOB A PAYING H.
"A The plantation Is known as the
town OF Lake Bluff, on hite river, Ark, X
miles above the Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road crossing, containing between four and I'VE
hundred acres, about one hundred cleared
is feet above the late overflow, the remainder
hesviiy umbered, together with the whole OF
half interest in a NEW STEAM SAW MILL,
forty horse poWer,LEngine, BlacKsmith's Shop,
CARPENTERS Tools, Wagons and all necessary
appurtenances for running the same. There Is
a d MansOn with nine rOOms,a Cistern, tca-
pactty 6OO galiOns) three Cabins, q Warehouse,
two good Wood Yards, and the best landings
on the river, Tn above viii be sold at low hg-
urps and on easy terms For further psrticu-
lars address Mrs. NJ. L. H
my4 Il Appeal Omce-
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ST. LOUIS.
FOR ~vIOKsBURG.

Regular st. Louis, Memphis and Vicksburg
Packet
Helena, Gaines Landing, Euntcea
Lake Providence and Ffeksburg.
hUBiCON masVer
This elegant passenger steamer ~
will leave
THE DAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD & CO., Agents,
corner Main and Madison sts.,
auI6 Il or Wharfboat foot MOOroe 81,
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EMMoNs &. Son, No. 10 Jefferson
street, and 1893 Main street, have re-
eeived the New York Ledger, Chimney
Corner, Literary Album, Banner Of
Light, Sunday Times, Boston Pilot, st.
Louis, Cincinnati, Chicago aud New
York papers.
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a card.

WE will at once rebuild our warehouse, and
w vii nave { completed by the 18th Of Sep
tember, but by the first day OF that month we
will be ready to receive goods on store
The sheds will be d~ividedintO fire proofcom-
partments BY brick walls, GndcOvered with tin
Those wno have patroufzed Us for the last two
seasons, and thos1 vh9 may have pr"poSed 70
do so the approaching one, may rest assured we
Will be ready for them.
We design establishing a Cotton Compress IN
connection with our warehouse, upon an ad-
accent lot. which will be ready by the LIST OF Oc-
tober or sooner. The proximity o. our estab-
ishmeut to the river renders the handling Of
cotton 30 convenient that We can transfer cot
ton for shipment by river free OF drayage. The
Advantage OF the position Is equal TO one day
ACE on an cotton sent Tor cOmpTessmeut from
other warehouses, while on al cotton In our
for cOmpressment there can Oe two
drayages saved, since Il would be as easy for Us
10 transfer It from our shed 10 the Compress as
drays
fv30 J.R a co.
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NEW JAIL CONTACT.

A CONTRACT for building a NEW BRICK
a JAIL IN the town OF Friar's Point. Goa
homa county, Mississippi, 10 be let out 10 the
LOWEST BIDDER by the subscribers, on the
2fth day OF August, 1867.
Plans and Specifications
To be seen at the Clerks office, in the town OF
Friar's Point
TERMS 10 be made known en- the day Of let
ting. Toe commissioners do not bind them
selves 20 a~cept any bid, unless proper security
Is given 20 the fun amount OF the contract that
said Jail shall be completed Oh or before the LIST
day Of January, 1858.
GE1RGE X ALCORN,
W. L. STRICKLIN,
WILLIAM HEWSON,
Commissioner appointed by the Board of Po-
lice Of Coahoma county 70 receive bids and
let contract.
FriarAs Point, Miss, July 2s, 1867. Jy30 3w
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&GEETs-sl0 to $40 a day, to introduce our
new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CHINE Price SIS. II uses two threads, and
makes the genuine LOCK STITCH. All Otner
low priced machines make the CHAIN STICTH.
Each agent furnished with a copy OF Letters
Patent. Exclusive territory given. Send for
circulars. NJ M.BEACH co,
Jy7 SIN 2q4 Second ST., Memphis. Tenn.
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Hats Renovated at 1862 Second street.
au4 I'm
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TO THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL.
You are requested not to pay any carriers
without a eeitihcate from me, and to report at
the counting desk any ~irregulsrity in carriers
Ed. J. MANsFoRD.
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DR.. M0RTIMORE.
Ofnee--ROOm NO.2S, WOrshamH House,
MEMPHIS. TENN.

oPECIAL NOTICE. VIII be at the TUKA
- SPRINGS HOTEL, Iuks, Mss, Mondays,
Tuesdays and Wednesday,, each week, from
and srtsr MS date untn the FIRST of Septem-
ber next ls6T. Those who desire to meet, con-
suit and place themselves under my treatment
there. can do so. Those who prefer coming to
This efty. can consult me, ct my Office here,
Thursdays, Fridays or Saturdays each week.
Ny extensive p~raetee; and successful treat
South for many years past-especially the last
six years in this dty-is sufficient guarantee 70
those who are yet afflicted, to Justify coincidence
in my ability TO accomplish all that medical
sktl and remedial aid can do
I dc not profess to perform MIRACLE" by
III laying on OF the banda" NOR CAN ANY
oTHER MAF now LIVING. such pretenders can
have influence only upon he redulous and
weak minded. Ny treatment, OF 81 CASE, Is
based upon proper scientific medical skill,
aided by life devotion and extensive expert
ence. a ~
Ny charges are moderate in every ease-fsr
more 50 than any others Of the profession
who make the enort and yet FAIL 70 cure.
For many years past I nave ads the follow
ing my principal s-PEoIALITIEs' VIZ
Lungs and Throat,
DISEASE OFTHE LIVER,
DISEASE OF II EHEART,
DISEASE or THE KIDNEYS,
CHRONIC DISEASES Of Stom-
ach and Bowels,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RHFUMATIgN-a1 is various forms,
NERVOUS HEADACHE, .EPuIPsY,
GENERALDEBILITY-Hervous AZ
f~ectiOns,
sCROFULOUS, and other diseases
originating in impurities Of
the Blood and vital duids-
FEMALE
Such as ave a57ietDs IN Tier nature. and poneT OF
later. u a0E removed, toiR F4tin 1e eoHsatu-
tton. entail genrs Of SHBerfn1, Or
5rfa0 ne victim 10 an uB-
timely grave.
n MORTlNORE N. d..
0dHee-Roo1D No. q WoEsham House,
= faf5 6-2taWnWtul1 &emPEM Tenn
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THE Picnic YEsTERDAY.-Owing to
the illness of our local reporter he was
not present at the picnic given by the
congregation Of st. Mary's church, in
Chelsea, yesterday, but we learn from a
friend that it was a brilliant success, a
large number being present, and all
enjoying themselves to the fullest extent.
The various games and amusements were
entered into with azest worthy of the oc-
casion, and all present departed for their
homes well pleased with their days
amuaamant
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ATTEMPT TO BREAK JAIL.-Abouttw two
o'clock yesterday the turnkey at the
Adams street prison discovered that an
old offender, named Griswold, was
making an attempttO escape from prison.
He was in for " shooting, with intent to
kill" and was sentenced to one hundred
and three days imprisonment. Only a
few days since he sawed the hasp bind
ing the door Of the cell in which he was
confined, but, being detected, he was re-
moved to another cell. Yesterday he
was detected in cutting a plank in the
partition Of the cells. He has been so
well taken care of, that further danger
from his attempts is not sppreherded.
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The Mississippi Didrrhed Cordial.
In the summers that have passed, thous-
snds of sufferers from Cholera, Cholera
Morbus, Disrrhea and Dysentery have
been relieved and permanently cured by
the use of t. true and genuine Missis-
sippi Diarrhea Cordial, a remedy which
is forever bound to maintain a perma-
nent place in public estimation. The
proprietors take pleasure in referring to
all the old citizens of MsmDhis and
nearly all the planters of the Mississippi
valley in testimony of the manifold me-
diciual virtues of this wonderful medical
discovery ; it would not be too much for
them to state that this one remedy has
cured more cases and relieved more suf-
fering than all other remedies of It's class
combined. Mansfield & Higbee, sole
p%roprietors.
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GEN. ALBERT PIKE

Has become Editor-ln-Ch ief Of the paper, its
circulation continues 70 increase rapidly. As
an iHducement TO those who desire to promote
the interests Of this well known Southern
Journal, we ofer the following terms Of sub
scrIption 70 subscribers or Hub for the
WEEKLY:
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Z O r Z n T
STORES and OFFICES IN BsthelI's New
on the corner OF Main and South
streets Apply In the building TO ?. c.
BETBELL, or S. P. WALKER, JR., in rooms
I and 2 mv22 II
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TO NY OLD FRIENDS
~
Vest Tennessee, MtSsiss{ppi
and arkansas.

HAVTNG accepted 8 permanent Agency OF
Ill the ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INsU-
RANCE COMPANY, 1 would respectfully ask
the attention Of my old friends 70 that Institu-
ton As q safe, certain and reliable medium
through which they may assure their families
against ant In the event OF death, or them
selves from an impoverished old age in case
Of ul-EuCcass IN lie.
Nj. \. =. OTIS r. associated with me and is
hereby recommended 20 public confidence.
our ONCE Is at No. a. hadi-on street, rear
room, DeSoto Block, where we viii be happy
20 imparta any needed Information 70 those de-
al H McMAuON
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New CoRN.-Mr. <. c. jacob, an en-
terprising farmer and gardener, two
miles from the city, on the Horn Lake
road, brought in to-day q wagon load Of
this years corn, thoroughly matured and
hardened, Of which he left specimen ears
at this office. The corn is Of s variety
known as the King Phillip or Pennsyl-
vania Yellow, and ripens in three
months from the time of planting. The
grains are large, well filled, and beauti-
fnlly smooth and glossy. Mr.. jacob
considers it a very valuable variety, and
will save a quantity so as to furnish seed
70 those desiring to obtain the anne
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Is the only one patented having a condsnsing
surface exposed 10 the provision chambers 70
extract the moisture and impurities from the
air. Sold only by
ie2-tf McKINNEY. BRYsON & 90.
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE or
GENIAL EUPEErHTENDENT6 OIGICA !
Mr.rnmra L. Ink INHL- [
Louisville and Nashville Express

MEMEhAhs IEeNH July = Acoas ,
TRAINS viii leave the Depot Of hi Company
at a OF Main street, until further notice
as follows:
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Special Notice.-On the Goth of this
month, we shall remove to our old stand,
in which we were burned out. We, there
fore, offer up to that date the balance of
our damaged goods, consisting of bleached
and brown domestics, e~alicoes, Irish lin
ems, notions and white goods, together
with a large lot Of shirts, undershirts and
drawers, regardless Of cost or value. Our
old stand is being refitted in the latest
modern style, we therefore desire to open
prime, with an entire new stock Of goods,
and must close out balance of stock we
have on hand. M. KRAUs & Co.
No. 21s Main st next to Ward 4 LeGuere's drug
store. b
MENPHIs, August 10, 1857. lift
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DOR RENT
ThesToRE-HOUsE, on Second street, known
as the OLYMPIC.
The ARCADE LIVERY STABLE, on the alley
south Of Madison street, between Second and
Third streets.
ap28 If CAN'T WADDELL.
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Memphis & Little Rock z. R.

on AND AFTER TUESDAY, JULY l, 1857.
~ trains viii leave H~OPEFIELD al am ar
irving at ten Mile Bayou al SIS am. Returns
ing-IAave Ten Nile Bayou az 5.0 p m. and
arrive At HOppneid at 6s45 pm
on TUESDAYS snd SATURDAYS a train
viii leave Ten Nile Bayou A. $50 am arriving
a. Hopefeld At 9sf5 am. Returning-Leave
Hopeheld a 4 pm, and arrive at Ten Nile
Bayou at 5:l5 pm.
The Round Trip From Memphis, 81 so.
The Ferrybost NEVADA viii make close
raunecfion with all trains.
J.. L. MEIGS,
f,1s Chief Engineer.
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The aurora OH.-The Introduction
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 it
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro
bounce it superior to anything extant
for the purposes for which it is recon-
mended. 1t is also superior to turpen-
tine for paints, oils and varnishes. The
proprietors, Messrs. II. G. Dewitt & Co,
have al Office at "a Madison street, but
they dispose of state and county rights
to manufacture only. Their patent has
seventeen years to run. Territory is
being sold rapidly, and parties desiring
vestment. Don't forget "a Madison
street. up stairs. ANIL If
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FOR RENT.

10 r r L N T
TWO OFFICES, formerly occupied by the
Metropolitan Police Commissioners, No. II
Madison street Inquire at Police ONCE, ~
Madison street.
Memphis, June 10, 1857. tell Il
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FOR A

TO X S A L E.
A desirable HOUSE and LOTfn he business
part OF the city, near corner OF Union and De-
Soto streets, 30 feet front by 200. For psrtieu-
lars inquire at Z2 DeSOto street. aul4Iw"
Z O r \ A i E
A light one-holse ROCKAWAY, in good Or
der. Apply to A. l.. Cummins, $50 Front
aus n
TO r s A L E.
One l2-HsrEe Stationary Engine and Boiler,
nearly new, for sale cheap.
LUNN 4 MALLON,
jy&lm 24 Main street.
L OR S A l. E
Exchange for Cash. Dry Goods or Family
Groceries, one OF two eligible suburban Lots,
situated near the Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad Depot, containing % acres each. For
further Information apply 70 or address ]. "
5 BROWSE, Appeal office. Jy23lm
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Georgia State Lottery, for the benefit
of the Masonic Orphans Home. The
following were the drawn numbers, Glass
as, August Is, 1867:
FAY q CHANDLER.
General Agents, No. 2S7 Main street, Memphis,
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PROMISED To QUIT.-Four females of
the fraternity known as polite and atten-
tive lady walters, were up before the
police court yesterday morning charged
with being disorderly. The commits
sioner thought it useless to fine them,
and let them go, on a promise to leave
the city. The quicker the city is rid of
their presence and the establishments
that harbor them and furnish employ
ment for that class Of persons, the better.
HOUSE ROBBERIEs.-The premises Of
Mr.. P. R. Roberts, No. 200 Madison
street, was entered yesterday morning
and a quantity of gents clothing, as
well as 8 pair of new shoes and fifty dol
lars in currency, stolen. The thieves
gained entrance by means of a back
window. The thieves got off with the
goods and money. The loser offers ten
dollars reward for the apprehension Of
the thieves and the recovery Of the goods.
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IN s U r A N G E.
Fire and Marine Insurance.
Heme Insurance Company If
NEW YORK.
So
Security Insurance Company
OF NEW YCaR,
AH5ets ,uUZ,lUd u
Enterprise Insurance Company
OF CINCINNATI.
,VvViOJO
Putnam Insurance Company
OF hartford, CONN.
OaAh ,...---SWIWO
THE well established reputation OF these
l. Companies for prompt G1d honorable deal
ing. and their large Cash Assets, ommend
them TO the favor OF Business Men and Prop
erty Holders who desire reliable insurance, for
either Fire or Marine. We represent no COM
nantes but those duly authorized by State and
local laws. All losses adjusted and paid at this
~ 5.
Lindsey & Vredenburg,
Insurance Agents, No. IL Madison
street (uD stairsl, Memphis, Tenn. APPS
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THE EVENT OF THE MoNTH.-There
is q mole Of escaping calamities that
crush us, Five dollars is no enormous
sum, and he who uses it discreetly will
win twenty thousand dollars worth Of
property in the next drawing Of the
Southern Asylum. There are no small
prizes, as before, though one, Grand
Falls, in the city scheme, has been sold
privately.
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MEnPH1s. TENN, Feb. J. 1881.
isfAzoS. NEwEOss 8. OTIS. ielss
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Captain n. 5. GREEN
The fine, light draught steamers
Memphis and White River United
States Mail Line.

DAN ABLE, President
No 252 Front Street
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NnN1-
BARTLETT'S
PATENT POLAR REFRIGERATOR
Am
Water-GOOler Combined
The Polar Rafrigaratnr

rs the best and only perfect PROVISION
i PRESERVE in the world, and viii keep
Meats, Fish, MIX, Vegetables. Fruits, etc,
longer, dryer and colder, with LESS ICE than
any other Refrigerator in use.
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Appeal OHOe,
Memphis, Tennessee,
P. s.-Renittances by Express, or POssofee
Money Orders, may be sent at our risk. To any
person ssnding us their postofnce address we
win man a specimen copy OF The WEEKLY
APPEAL free. Us. {. H. a Co.
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