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Valuable Cation Plantation for sale

WILL DO sold TO the highest bidder, on Ile
PREMISE. on SATURDAY tho Isl OF June
next Possession 10 be given on LIST OF jan
uaFy next, the Ditchley Plantation, formerly
owned by Ms. Sarah A. Mutt. situated . tue
parish Of Madison. q few miles aOoye Milllkens
Bend Landing, Louisiana. The plantation has
a 'front.' on the Mississippi river about one mlle'
with a fine levee and a making bank ItcOn-
land, OF which about i've hundred 900 acres
SIRE Ia cultivation. Il r. located in the center
Of The best cotton region IN The United States,
and there d. no cotton plantation OF the MIS-
slSslppi river more thoroughly ditched ana
Trained, and but seW so well improved. me
Improvements consist ofaneW dwelling mouse
a large andeIegHnt steam gin, sagmill and
gristniiN attached. Stab e, barn, quaTteIti
c~lsierns, etc The improvements alone could
not be placed there Tor less than $4,000. The
plantation Is leased This year for SIX thousand
dnliaM There is nq4uesnon a. 10 title.
Terms OF Sale-C&1
my93w AND&WR HYNEs, Trustee.
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Dflce--KO. Is Madison Street.
CITY MATTERS.
NemuhIs and ChariestOn Railroad.
CLOSING OF mATLs.


Until further notice the Mails VIII close a.
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago, Sc. Louis Nashville, Louis
VILE. Cincinnati, Cleveland. itt-burg, Phila-
delphja, BuhRlo, Albany, New YORK, Ban
more. and all cities north and west al
3.l5 m.
For Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington,
Augusta. Columbus, Ga, Montgomery, Mo-
bile, Ala, New 70 X, Nashville, and All cities
south and east, Al go pm
For Rev Orleans. Baton Rouge, JACKSON Miss
Vtcksburg. hatcher, and all cities south, at
Jpn.
All stations on Mississippi and Tennessee,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson ana 6reat
Northern ra tlroods at $50 PIN.
All Stations on Mem phis aud LOUISVILLE and
branch railroads at 8 pm.
All stations OF Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
sissippi Central, Mobile and ohio, Nfqvile
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanolsa and
East Tennessee railroads at 8 pin.
For LiItle Rock, Pine Buff and All Landings
On Arkansas and White rivers, tsemi-weeAlyl,
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mississippi river SOUTH, (s~emi-Heekiyb Tues
dave and Saturdays.
Mississippi r~iveT-nOrth, (semi-Weeklyl, Mon
days and Fridays.
r. &. GfsT, Postmaster Memphis.
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THE ALBERT PEARCE DISASTR.
Particulars Of the Occurrence
Extent Of the LOIS.

Yesterday we mentioned the loss of the
steamer Albert Pearce near Lake PrOvi-
dence, furnishing a few particulars Of the
disaster. Since then we have been able
to Obtain a few additional facts. The
Albert Pearee left st. Louis for New Or
leans on the 18th, and at the time of the
disaster had on board about $50 tons OF
freight. Sunday night was quite stormy,
and the roughness Of the river compelled
the officers to land the boat several times.
At eleven O'Clock a landing was made at
Dunean's, four miles above Lake Provi-
dence, on the Mississippi side, and some
freight put ashore. At One O'Clock in
the morning, while still at the landing,
fire was discovered by the Waterman on
the larboard side, nea the wssh-house.
It is supposed to have ignited from a
lamp. The flames spread with great
rapidity. The alarm was Immediately
given to the passengers, and in a few
moments all were ashore. Every effort
was made to save the boat, but the fire
had attained too great Roadway to be
extinguished. Her freight consisted of
about 5000 sacks corn, $50 barrels pork,
700 barrels meal and flour, and other
miscellaneous freight. Her books and
papers were all lost. About two hundred
dollars were saved from the safe. Capt.
Ashford and the crew came up on the
Mississippi, and a protest was entered in
this city.
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RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING ~
"A vestmeut The plantation is known as the
own OF A." Lake HluG, on Hhite river, Ark u
miles above the Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road crossing, containing between four and nVe
hundred acres, about one hundre cleared
ll5 feet above the late over Gowl, the remainder
heavlly umbtusd, together with the wusle OF
half Interest in a NEN STEAM Saw MILL,
lOIty horse power Engine, Bincksndith's Siop,
Carnenteg's Tools Wagons and all neceSssIy
appurtenaDces for running the same There IS
a nne Mansion with niue rooms, q CiEterni tc@-
pacitY GOO gallons, three Cabins, a Warehouse
two good Wood Yards, and the best landings
On the river. The above viii be sold al loW hg-
nres aud on easy terms. For further particu-
lars address Mrs. M. 4. Il.
my4tf Appeal once
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A CHURCH FAIR
COMMENCES On
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 2OGb,
H---n
e1slasO H0yy

mkBLKATsoS THE sTAGEEVERYEVRS-
NJ: u hfe-tized Oh Pointing 81 Robert
70 Be voted 70 the most Gallant soldier
- - VA; A 6De Colo Watch % the pest
orv GoodsmaD A superb Clock On Pooley,
Bdfrnsm & Co.'S wiDasFl 70 the most popular
- ~ most esteemed Young Lady AmassIvs
s1S isrgs silver Pitcher 70 The most liberal
81 Ftns STRAWBERRIES IN abundance.
and otbeT pelcacies aad Attractions too nu-
mSrous 70 mention. myl6u
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TRIAL OF THE PATENT CHEMICAL
FIRE FXTINGUIsHER.-Messrs. Perkins,
Livingston d Post yesterday afternoon
gave a public exhibition Of the practical
merits of their valuable invention, on
the bluff, in front of the head of Madi-
son street, which proved highly sstisfac-
tory TO those present, the time occupied
IN eX~tiUguishing a pile OF tar barrels
under a stormy fire not exceeding one
minute. Col. :. B. Beaumont, Miles
Merryweather, John r. Randle, chief Of
fire department, Col. john L Chandler,
VIM. Kehoe,, captain engine No. A. J.
Homer, James DOlan, engineer Of en-
zine 4, Jos. Heske, engineer engine No.
i, Capt. Ed. O'Neil. Rueben Daley, julius
c. Hoist, 81. Burk, Esq, John West,
j. B. Stark, Capt. j. B. Signaigo,
engine No. 8, Capt. VIM. McFadden,
engine No. 4 were appointed a commit
tee to Judge of the merits of the above.
After several suocessfui trials, the com
mittee adjourned to the Office Of Col.
Beaumont. On motion, NJ. Burke, Esq,
was called to the chair, and Reuben
Daley chosen secretary. Mr.. J. E. Ran
die offered the following preamble and
resolution
WHEREAS, Messrs. Perkins, LiviDgs-
tOll a TDSA Glhiiu a pldCAtNad SAfNAAS-4AJ
and current utility of their fire eXtin-
guisher over the usual method Of extin-
gushing Urea in their ineipient state,
both as 10 its cSpability of being kept
convenient and its Sd2ptability for use
by a single persen, and the small guam
tity required for the purpose, thereby
saving a great deal of damage that 9TH
erwise occurs from water therefore be il
ResOlued, That from the experiment
which we have witnessed this afternoon,
we are satisfied that this invention is
fully capable of and entirely practicable
for the purposes claimed.
Adopted unanimously.
Moved aud adopted that this commit
tee do earnestly recommend the use Of
this extinguisher in stores, warehouses,
hotels and steamboats,, as 8 eyre means
of extinguishing fires wherever water is
not Immediately available, especially in
the second, third, fourth and fifth stories,
and in cellars.
NJ. BURK, Chairman.
REUREN DALEY, Secretary.
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Land For sale.

A n undivided one-half interest IN 0.0O0acres
n Of Red river bottom land, IN Lafayette
and SEWER counties, Arkansas.
Tins Interest, the title to rhiCh isperfect, VIII
be sold at a low figure, for one-third cash and
The remainder at one and two years, without
interest.
Also, 300 acres or magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land, above AL overflow, and the
finest body Of land in the state, in Crawford
ceunty, Arkansas.
These lands viii be sold together or in par
GELS, Tor cash.
Apply 70 PIKE adams,
Attorneys az Law,
mh8-tf 2q2 Main street. Memphis
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sUMmER RESORTS.
.Montvale springs, 1867.

fTTHI popular summer resort having been
placed IN thorough repair and turiilseed
On Isl OF June. under the direction and con
t1I Of the undersigned, PEOprHon o. me
.9nfs he sfroDeest attractions 90 both Invalid
ed pies=uue-Eeeker no less on account OF lts
essrement ana the beauiiful s~ulronnaine
8osnsry, Than Of the restorative poAsLs ~ -
WzLszE We have reduced the pflce Of Board 70
-as IoHesa figures consistent " p 3 proper 20
aadsion fcF the entertainment OF our guests-
8oaz Der cav. 81. Der week, 81 per month";
-. Uita AZ Allowance FOR iamlIe5. IraNeiefs
g raj rssoh the springs by special conFryance
rom soUdon, or BY regular daily man coaches
sp25 sodIm WHITE& WHITBOCK
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GRACE CHURCH FAIR.-The atteEd'
ance at the GreenlSw Hall last night
was large and fashionable. Many brave
knights and fair women graced the scene
with their presence. The floral table OF
Miss Mary Hogan deserves especial no.
tice. The p~ostoffiee is doing q thriving
business, aud all goes merry as q mars
rage bell. We hope the noble christian
ladies engaged in this work, may succeed
in their undertaking. 1t should not be
forgotten that a grand lunch is set daily
from eleven till two, and tableaux
nightly.
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LIlSOLUeHIt Notice.
OF William B. Washington. decd

nUGGESTION OF the insolvency Of said es-
- tate having been duly made to the Clerk OF
the County Court OF Shelby county, Tennes-
sse. notice IS hereby gwen in Pursuance OF the
orier OF said Clerk for ali persons having
cams against said estate 70 appear and file
frem win the said ClerK, authenticated in the
manner prescribed by law on OF against the
l8ih day Of October, lS5.
Nay u, 1897. myis lsHtW
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EMMONs & SoN, No. 10 Jefferson
street, have received the Art Journal
for May, containing, like the April num-
Der, more than one hundred fine en-
cravings, representing articles on eXhi-
bition at the Paris exposition. Persons
who cannot attend the exhibition itself
should subscribe at once for the Art
Journal, and eeure the reproduction Of
the finest specimens Of art and skill in
the world. Price, s. 80 per number,
payable on delivery of the magazine.
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Attnchmenfs.

Magistrate CoHr-
l.. b. Rubei vs. r. J. Morris, W. r. Butler VS..
r. y. MOTHS, n. l. Webb vs. K J. Morris.
rVHE defendantin the stated causes is required
Il and hereby notified 70 appear on the 29th
day OF June, 1851, Al my once, in the 18Th
Fourth Distict Of Shelby county, a 10 O'Clock
an, aad defend the actions thus commenced,
otherwise The causes may be proceeded with
ex parte.
&c CAMPBELL, ]. P. for {. c.
May 10, 1861. myle laW4W
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THE COURTS.

LAW CoUET.-0wing to the absence OF
Green Z. Foute, ESQ, who was appointed
as special Judge to try certain causes in
which the incompetency of the court had
been suggested, Dat little business was
ard s. Capers, E~qs were duly sworn
deputy clerks of the law and criminal
court. The following is the calendar for
today.
4. Ash Us. Memphis ana Ohio railroad.
10. Cical4i vs.. Brown q B.
y Pitman vs.. Memphis and Ohio railroad.
70. Fueh vs. Finley et 81.
2I. Memphis aud Ohio railroad VS.. Ward.
20. Williams Us. Memphis and Ohio railroad.
IS. CaprOns ". st. John SimOnds.
81. Tucker vs.. Memphis and Ohio railroad.
20. Bender vs.. Birch.
70. Wood l. VS. McCombs.
o.. Brown & B. 70. C4csIit.
10. bOpI vs.. AmmOnds-
Ia Baum vs.. Maddox
ISs. Renfree vs. Memphis and Ohio railroad.
1853. Pagh vs.. Memphis aud Ohio railroad.
40. oaConnor vs., Memphis and Ohio railroad.
zfi. Mayor and Aldermen OF Memphis vs..
aud Ohio railroad.
465. Piekoll, Jr. va owen.
$50 Aydett vs.. McGin.
6l3 Bond vs.. Austin eb al.
SIG. Peters vs.. Lusby,
52l. Anthony VI. RrInklsy ct al
65g. f der W. Dickens.
6sC Hubbard vs.. she ton, tones q Co.
7i. Cameron VS.. Mars
70A. Goodeli vs.. Owen.
III. Toller Ys. Jones
~. Union bank vs. Pickett, Wormley q Co
7sl. Prester IS. ROescher.
40. Piummer & Co VS. Dickens
9IT- Kirkland W u. and O. railroad.
a24. owen 81. al. vs.. Anderson.
go. Valentine, executor, vs.. Douglass.
$50. Rosser VS. NIXON et al
lZla. HOllester VS.. FisgAerty.
1913. Bcuniey vs.. u. and o. railroad.
u o. furnace vs. kaElfn
1858. NJ. and A. and S., and NJ. and o. railroad
VS.. Murphy ct Al.
CHANcERY C0URT.-In consequence OF
the total absence OF the legal profession
no business was transacted yesterday.
The following is the calendar aet for to-
day !:
SO. Patton vs. Wells.
$50. Cochran rs. Wells.
S6l. COuVer VS.. Wells.
$50. Cochran vs.. Wells
08. Ramey Us. Memphis and Charleston rail-
asa MeETnshny vs.. Memphis aud Louisville
aS1 Hughes vs., Memphis aud LoaiavHle lsn-
$50 n. Rag and ex parte
81. Pitman vs. Peyton.
3sS. Moon vs.. Nelson OF a
$50 Nelson rs. Nelson g 81
800. Bethel vs. Nelson ct al.
sol. Lamar vs. Merrill
392. } evils vs. Bangh,
81 | Eagan ~. Ragans
3a4. Adams vs.. Memphis and LOpisvile rail-
road.
$40. Trigg We. Trigg.
sc. Merrim8n vs.. Chourick.
Sq7. Howell vs.. Williams
SB. Wicks VI. McIlermot.
800. Porter ys. Street.
40. Thompson vs. Schm0ck.
4Ol. Morris ". Seiden-
40Z State W Harris.
A3. Hni vs.. Davies.
4O4. Halium vs.. Barnett.
40. Sharp a Co. va. Hicks & Shelton.
408 Hill < Go, W. Anderson & GAY.
90. Cope q Co. vs.. Phillips.
t0S. Same VS. Thomas.
100. Gayoso Savings institution vs.. Cornell
4l0. Parser VIZ Parser.
Al. Parker rs Russell.
AZ. Safarans vs.. Henderson
4l&. Clintoa Va Mcdonald.
4l4. same vs. same.
as Black vs.. lsaacs.
4lS. FurgusOn W, Wade.
AZ. simpson vs.. Rffmans
as. EdWuud vs. Mcneil
4l9. Waddell ". stewart.
za. Speaker. agile vs. Munsee
al. Mosby ". aunt
a.. Smith rs SDaltn-
~. Rawlings vs. Home.
f34. Mons VS. IHho-
As Logan W. May.
OBJ Forl va Clayton
~. Boon N. Jones
z& Ford VI. Wright
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Mr.. A. P. Montana was awarded the
finst prize, Capt. w. ID. StrattOn making
the announcement, which vas received
by the assembly with rounds of applause.
Messrs. Cross and McKie having tried
for the second prize, they made another
tilt, when the knight of the White
Plume proved successful.
For the third prize, MessFs. TINY and
Wilson we're the contestants, the latter
coming out the winner.
The queen of love and beauty, Miss
Alice Hall, was named by the success
full knight, who represented the missing
The knight of the White Plume named
Miss Ella Ward as the first maid OF
honor. The knight OF the Released
Chief named Miss Mollie Campbell sec.
ond maid. Knight of the Black Eyed
Lassie named Miss BS..ie Carter third
maid. The Forrest knight of the Four.
tenth Regiment named Miss Annie
TAYLOR as fourth maid. Knight OF Don't
You See Me named Miss Ella Bayliss as
fifth maid, and the knight OfH. &C.
named Miss Maggie Rembsrt as the
maid. The queen was then
crowned, and her maids, all of whom
bore their honOrs al become southern
maidens. Miss FANNIE Plummer, for
of Memphis, but now OF Somer-
VILE, was crowned queen of May. Al
Though it is said that uneasy lies the
head that wears q orown,H If we can
Judge from appearances, this fair and
beautiful daughter Of Tennessee cannot
fail to make everything around her
pleasant and joyous. The judges for the
most graceful riding were Miss Hall
Rodgers, Miss Iris Cooper, Miss Anna
Plummer, Miss Lou. Rayner, Miss Katie
Worsham, Miss Julia Rudolph. The
knight Of the Gray Jacket, 0. E. Bayliss,
was awarded the prize, a splendid silver
pitcher, which he gracefully presented
to the queen OF May. Col. Green P.
Foute awarded the premiums in appro-
pirate speeches, which the want of space
precludeB us from publishing. Gen. n.
Il. Forrest, who took sn active part in
the exercises of the day, on behalf Of the
Of arrangements, returned
TO the patrons Of the tournament,
and hoped that the charitable feeling for
The widows and orphens would ever ex-
ist amongst sill present
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ANOTHER LOTTERY.-We have before
US a ticket entitled Grace Church Lot
terry 1.-THE holder of this ticket is en-
titled to admission and a chance in the
first drawing of the lottery Whether
the operations of the Southern Asylum
have brought about this utilization of
chance, in the promotion of laudable
enterprises. we know not. Tt Is true,
however, that the purposes of the South
ern Asylum land lottery are everywhere
commended. 1t has fortunately hap
pened that an absolute fixed list of prop
ertv to be distributed on the 18th proKlmO,
not published. In consequence Of
this fact the cheapest list of city
and country property ever offered
sale will be distributed at the
first drawing. The quantity Of property,
assessed, will be equal in value to
the face value Of tickets sold, and for
reasons stated, tickets are worth, at least,
twenty five per cent more than if an alb
aud Interchangeable list and scheme
had been published when the company
began its operations. A home for five
dollars may be won-Mrs. Margaret
Dovle's lots in the suburbs will very GER
tainIv constitute a part Of the property
distributed.
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Adjourned until 3 pm.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

- 1919
The Assembly met at 3 o'clock pm.
pursuant 70 adjournment. The calling
Of the roll was dispensed with.
In the absence Of the Chairman, DR..
A. J.. Baird, the Rev. MI. Ashmour,
from the COMMITTEES on Sabbath Schools,
made an elaborate report representing
the establishment of classes among the
freedmen, and urging the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church to renewed interest
in that important matter. The report
was eoneurred Ia, on motion OF Bsy. MI.
Larimor.
Rev. Mr.. Strain, on behalf Of the Com
mittee on the State Of Religion. reported
insufficient data whereon to base q foil
report. However, he read q report
eouehed in general terms, In which the
Assembly coneurred.
The Committee on OveTtures, through
the Chairman, Rev Mr. Chsddick, sub
mitted a report upon overture Nc. 2,
relative to the form Of Church govern
ment. COneurred 10.
Rev. Mr.. Woods announced the recep-
ton Of 10 minutes from the West Ten
nessee Synod, for the examination Of
which q committee has been appointed.
Rev. Mr.. Rea reported fsyora-
bly, upon the minutes OF the
Pennsylvania Synod, excepting a
memorial therein included. Upon the
memorial above alluded to, q special
committee, through the chairman, Rev.
DR.. Mcdonald, submitted the following
preamble aud resolutions:
WHEREAs, There exists some doubt
ABOUT the bearing Of the last General
Assembly's ~utterances on those Of
former Assemblies on the subject Of
slavery and rebellion therefore
ResOtred, That while the decisions Of
the General Assembly are Of hlgh su-
thOrity, they cannot become q law bind
ing on all the churches so as 60 set up a
test Of church membership, unless they
are referred TO the P~resbyteFies and there
appealed, hence such decisions OF the
Assembly are not subjects Of repeal, and
the decisions Of the last General Assem-
bly, did not repeal the decisions Of former
Assemblies On the subjects above named,
nor did they acknowledge their author
ity, but simply disclaimed all jurisdic-
ton over U questions.
Adopted with but two dissenting
voices, and after considerable discussion.
Adjourned until 81 o'clock this
morning.
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Miller & Henry, Madison street 40
Their otgn t0Ork, and pay less rent thar
any ether Office in the city; eOnse-
quently they can afford 10 do Job Print
Ing cheaper than the chedpesf. Cali and
see them m~aygeOdlm
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Rnfiea.

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.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

Regular MsmphisandsL Louis Packet
For Cairo and 81 L0nia.
BELLE ST. LOUIS E-iaIer r84.fa-
THIS splendid steamer viE leave
as above on f
THURSDAY, I'D inst, at D ma.
my22 q FLEM. CALVERT. Sugr.
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FOR RENT
Two new Dwelling Houses, nearly hnlshed,
with all modern convenience, on Lluurn
street, between Lauderuale and Orleans streets,
iu one OF the best neIghburhOOds aud the most
a ughtful part Of the city the street railroad
running within "a few step~ OF the door Kent
moderate. Inquire OF J. i. RAWLINGS.
No. "a Front ftTeeL.
May d. ISj7. myl5 5w
TOR r 4 n T.
several Dwelling Houses on Fourth, Vance,
fernando ana MOsby streets. Rents moderate,
For Laase-Several Lots in North and South
Memphis and Fort Pickering. Applyt 70
A.. CDkDES.
INFLOW 2S Front street.
FOR Il TENT
Fine large Basement Store, corner of Jener-
son and Main streets. For Terms apply 90
LYONS, FIFS s. Co,
mys 90 No. 249 Man street.
EOR RENT
ThesT0RE-HOUsE on seoondstreet known
as the OLYMPIC.
ALSO.
The ARCADE LIVERY STABLE, on the alley
south uf Madison street, between second and
IHIul streets.
apl3 n CAN'T & WApDELL.
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rus CINCINNATI.

Merchants Me2phis Line.
For Cairo, Louisville and Cinrf-nau.
Wa. CALDWELL a. ws-+.-
TINS elesAns passenger packet
viii leave
FHs DAY, "a inst. az 3 pm.
LSEV MILLER AGENT.
m1-4h MadH1n -traHr
demphisHnd Cincinnati Packet CoDpary.
FOR CHire. Louisville and Cincinnati.
DARLdNG- Lew Hates master
rms splendid passenger packet
VIII leave as above -
FRIDAY, 2AA Inst az S Em.
LARRY HAR&STADG CO... aveuf-.
CoTEer Main and Madison sa.. ur
G1<& Csy Wharg boat. fool Mauros 81. H
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You are requested not to pay any car
riers without certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. L. DAVIES. 6
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THE BAPTIST FAIR.-The attendance
last night was quite large, and the in
terest is increasing. Those who desire 8
pleasant evening can find 1t at the Tab
~ernacle. The riding whip Er the best
rider among the tournament knights,
was voted to Mr.. Geo. Gibbs. Admiral
Semmes made the presentation address.
The fair viii be continued tonight.
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MYSTERIOUS pIsAPPEARANCE.-On
Monday afternoon, about half-past three
O'clock, Mr.. Daniel M. Stephens, of
jackson, Tenn, a brother of Col. VIM.
ii. Stephens, Of Bolivar, left the Gayoso
house in q hack for the Memphis and
Ohio railroad depot, since when nothing
has been heard Of aim. His friends are
very uneasy about him. as il is feared he
has been foully dealt with. ANY infor-
nation regarding him LETT at the tele-
graph Office will be thankfully received.
Mr. Stephens was a delegate 10 the late
Episcopal convention.
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z r SAL Z

Household Furniture Of Chas. N0rthrOp
Esq, at House No. IS Market street. Titus
8lOck. and House for Lease. Possession gwen
immediately. Inquire Al the house, or ul
Conner q Richardson, No. > Clinton street.
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Regular Arkansas River packet.
For HeseaA. Napoleon. Pine BIua ana.
Little Rock
FLORENCE TRABER-Haipss wrsfa-
This splendid passenger steamer r.
viii leave as above ~
THIS DAY. 2Sd inst, a. S pm.
MARTIN WALT q ~ Agents.
mT2 10 ~ Front street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-23

81. HdtrieES Temperance SocietY.-
All members Of st. Patrick's total abati-
hence and benevolent society, and APP
plieants for membership are requested
70 meet at the county court room, corner
jefferson and Third streets, on sunday,
May 2eth, 1861, at four O'Clock pm.
By order of the President.
uuNl1+L IAMEE So
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-23

Safe Of elegant Sheffield Plated Ware,
at 10 o'clock this morning, by Register,
Trezevant & Co. See advertisement.