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A desirable Residence, wen shaded, On MRdi-
son street. northeast corner of Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Bridge, Apply 20
ANDREW BASERI,
iyI SO second street.
Z . Il r L n T
" OFFICES, formerly occupied by the
Metropolitan Police Commissioners, No. II
Madison street. Inquire at PoIee ofice, -
Madison street.
Memphis, June 10, 1857. teIlU
DOR r. f. t
STORES and OFFICES In Bsthellis New
Building, on the corner OF Main and South
Court streets Apply Ia The building 70 P. G..
BET 1ELL, or S. P. WALKER, JR-, in rooms
No snd& my2u
TOR RENT
ThesTORE-HoUsE, on Second street, known
As the OLYMPIC.
ALSO,
The ARCADE LIVERY STABLE. on the alley
ssuth OF Madison street, bstween second and
Third streets.
APPS If CAN'T a WADDELL.
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WE viii at once rebuild our wqrehousa, and
W vii have { completed by the 18th Of Sep
TENDER, but by the nrst day or that month we
VIII be ready TO receive goods on store
The sheds viii be divided into FIRE proof COM
partments by brick walls, and covered with tin.
Those woo have patrOuized Us FOR the last two
seasons, and thOs- who may have opposed to
do 50 the approaching one, may rest assured we
viii be ready for them.
We design est ablishing a Cotton Compress in
connection with our warehouse, upon an ad-
Jacent lot, which viii be ready by the lat OF &c
tOber or sooner. The proximity o. our estab-
to the river renders the handling Of
cotton 20 convenient that we can transfer cot
ton for shipment By river free OF drayage. The
advantages Of the position is equal to one d, ay-
aye on al enttOn sent tor compressment from
other warehouses, while on al cotton in our
warehouse for compressment there can be two
drayages saved, since It would be as easy for us
to transfer IL from our shed TO the Compress as
by drays,
iy30 J.R CHRISTIAN 4 co.
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MISTAKE CORRECTED Owe direct at
tention TO the sale Of town lots in the
Bsgby tract, which takes place at twelve
o'clock to-day, the 7 b, at the store of
Messrs. Royster, Trezevsnt & Co., in
stead Of the 9th. as heretofore printed
hv mistake. See advertisement.
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NEW ADvERTISEM'Ts
R~ecejUer's Notice.
Tuesday. August 8. 1867,

HAVING been appointed Receiver by the
III Honorable Chancery Court OF Memphis,
Ienn.yin the case OF Thomas Higgins vs.. John
e. Fisher, noticsis hereby given, That I WI, on
Tuesday. August 9, 1867,
AT the storeh0use recently occupied by the
FIRM OF Higgins a Fisher, No 18 Front street,
proceed 70 sell, to the highest bidder, for cash,
all the stock OF Goods or Groceries belonging
10 said arm Of Higgins & Flsher. consisting In
part OF SUGAR, MOLA9aES, LARD, BACON,
and WINES, OF AL descriptions,
PICKLES. SPICES, BROOMs. BUCKETS,
WAsHTUBS. SnUFF, CIGARS, TOBADUO,
and everything pertaining 20 the Grocery
business, togsther with ali the fixtures IN said
S~torehsuse.
Fae ale Of said stock viii be commenced at
10 o'cio-k a m and continued from day 70 day
until all OF the good are sold.
Notice Is also Der by given, that al OF the
ACCOUNTS NOTES aud CHOOSES IA action,
Fl every description due and owing 70 said
nrm have been placed in my han8s as Re
eeiver for collection. and all debtors, either by
notes, accounts or otherwise, are notified to
ONE forward and make payment 70 me with
but delay or else legal steps VII be taken 20
sEforce the collection thrreof
c. p. WOODBRIDGE,
aui % Receiver.
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COUNCIL PROCEEDINGS.
MEETING OF THE BOARD
OF ALDER FEY YESTER-
DAY AFTERNOON.
Important Health Measures
Agreed Upon.
Ne Election 70 FIJI the Vacancy
I'm the sixth Ward.

The regular monthly meeting of the
board Of mayor and aldermen was held
yesterday afternoon at the Exchange
building. The eoard was called q order
at three o'clock, when there was
present Hon. Henry J. Lynn, mayor,
pro tenn Chairman Hulbert, Aldermen
Powers, Clancy, Cochran, Wiekersham,
Amis, Hoist, O'Donnell, Boiling, Shaw.
Lemon, Smith and Passmore.
The minutes Of the previous meetings
were read and ordered to stand as re-
corded.
A communication was read from the
mayor stating hat he had appointed
Alderman Lynn mayor during his abb
sence.
On motion Of Alderman Shaw, the
appointment was unanimously confirmed
by the board.
A requisition was received from the
president OF the board Of hospital trustees
amounting to 1894 for food, and an adj
ditionsl one for drugs, amounting to $3.50.
Granted.
The city purveyor vas ordered to pur-
chase the requisite quantity Of coal for
the winter required for public buildings.
REPORTS OF CITY oFFICERS-FIRE WAR
DEN.
William Kehoe, fire warden, reports
i've fires during the month. Total dam
age, Sl,04I 20 insurance, 1861 loss to
individuals, $3.50 20.
CITY HOSPITAL.
DIR. James NJ. Keller, the physician in
charge, submitted his report, a portion OF
which we published yesterday. In the
remarks appended thereto, he was Of
opinion that the disease Of cholera was
greatly sbated, and attributed its exist
enee in nearly every instance to impru-
denee in diet. He again urged upon the
board the necessity of repairing the
sewer leading from the laundry. In its
present state it was offensive and iDjuri-
Gus.
COLLECTOR ON PRIVILEGES.
]. D. Davis, tax collector on privileges,
the receipt of his Office S98I6 for
the month.
CITY INSPECTOR.
Frank G. Capers received the sum Of
S24 81 from the 18th to 3Ist July.
WHARF MASTER.
s. W. Wilkins received S3414 10 for the
The city engineer submitted a lengthy
in reference to city railroads, cit
the different acts in regard to the City
and Citizens street railroad companies
The total amount of expenses Of his office
Tor the month, including salaries, new
lamps, fencing park, etc, wssSl6, 577
this amount Sl4,1I2 was for park fenc-
ng. He also reported az completed,
twenty-five sections Of pavement, thir
zen OF Nicolson and nine Of stone, at a
cost of S17s,977 So; of which the eity's
is $40, 2S3 II.
MARKET MASTER.
The South Memphis market master,
Martin DuttlingeI, reports having re-
,eived S4s2 50. The North Memphis
market master, W, L S~pauiding, re-
having received S406 rs.
The lumber inspector received S. AZ
IS the fees of his office for the month.
CITY TAX-CoLLECToR.
John H. Bowen, city tax-coilector,
eported his collections for the month as
lis. S37 05.
STATEMENT OF THE COMPTROLLER.
The statement of the city comptroller
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caves Memphis every Tuesday AZ 5u'eIock pm
" Augusta every friday A. 10 O'Clock an
Searcy every Friday att o'clock pm.
" WestR0int eYery Friday at Go'clocZ pm
" Des arc every Saturday Al 9 O'clock a M
" Duvsils Blum every Saturday at u
o'clock m.
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SAFE RoBBERY.-A store on Main
street, between GayOso and Union, was
entered yesterday morning and a safe
robbed Of four watches, a small amount
OF money and some valuable papers. The
burglars left the safe door open. The
matter has been placed in the hands of
The detectives, who have some clue to
the perpetrators Of the deed. It is to be
hoped they will be caught and severely
pupished.
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MORE SHooTING-Yesterday morning
about four o'clock, a policeman heard s
shot fired on the corner Of Main and
Commerce streets, and on reaching the
spot, foand tbat a negro, who gave his
name as William Austin, bad been shot
in the hip. The negro said be had baen
shot without provocatioD, hut he did rot
know by whom. He wss taken to the
station house and properly cared for.
The wound is not a serious enc.
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NOTICES,


nUR charges hereafter on sales OF Furniture
~ and Merchandise III general st aucLOn VIII
Ue ten Per cent. on city cOusignments.
W. d. ASS NORt & {.
auflw No. go second street.
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WORSHAM HOUsE-This old and well
established hotel is one Of the most pop
ular in the southwest. Under the excel
lent management of its present proprie-
tor, Mr.. Galloway, it fully sustaiBs its
already well earned reputation. He
having his own farm, the table is always
certain to be supplied with the most
fresh and healthy vegetables, and every
thing else pertaining to the eating de
partment. The rooms are clean and
airy, the attention Of clerks and servants
all that could be desired. In fact the
house and its keeping is unexceptionable.
II is well worthy Of the extensive patron
age it enjoys.
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JEALOUsY.-A negro named Job Jack
zon was committed to jail yesterday by
Mr.. Justice Smith, charged with shoot
ing three times at a colored brother,
named Bill Wolf. The shots, fortunately
did no harm. Jealousy was the cause.
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To THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL
You are requested not to pay any carriers
without a ce4 tiheate from me, and ts report at
the counting desk any irregularity in carriers
ED. ]. MANsFORD.
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For KENTUCKY.-J. w. Megibben,
Esq, treasurer of the Memphis racing
sssocistion) and lady left last night by
the Memphis and Louisville railroad, for
Kentucky. We wish them q safe jour
ney, pleasant time and safe return.
Capt. d. E. Myers also left for a brief
visit 10 the same state. During his alb
senee his friend, Mr.. Wyatt, attends to
business at his Office in Walkers block.
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BOOTS ANDs SHOES.
TO LUMBER BUYERS.

THE undersigned are prepared TO I'LL. at short
i notice and at lowest market price, al or
do-r In PINE sud aLhnr
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FRIENDLY Sons OF ST. PATRICK
The usual monthly meeting OF the
Friendly Sons Of st. Patrick will be held
this evening in their hall in the Odd Fol-
lows building. A full attendance is re-
Qnested.
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PAINTING.
NOTICE

; hereby given that viii apply AZ the Univ
Ieim o. me Probat8Ccurt or feibv coanf1
~ AstteEa OF Administration on the esfafe 81
mrs EtzRDetk smyth deceased
l4 W4tN ID. r. 8
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SEIZURE OF A DIsTILLERY.-Collector
Rolphe Saunders. Esq, seized yesterday
the distillery Of Fred. Myers Tor alleged
violation of the internal revenue laws
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WANTE D.

w A T + D.
AGENTS-sI0 to so a day. 70 introduce our
new patent STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MA
CHINE Price IS. Il uses two threads, and
makes the genuine LOCK STITCH AL O5ner
low priced machines make the CHAIN STICTH.
Each agent furnished with a copy OF Letters
Patent. Exclusive territory given. send foI
circulars. NJ N. BFAGH & CO,
w am % second 81. Memphis. Tenn.
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NEW JATL CONTRACT.
GEORGE K. ALCORN
" Z, -STRICKLEN.
WI ETNUEnN
DiaTrhDs, pysentary, Summer Com
plant, Cholera Morbus, FIux. Chill
dren's Teething, and the Great
Preventive Of Asiatie Cholera.
MAGUIRE'S BENNE PLANT.

THIS extraordinary Medicine, the fame OF
L which Is spread broadcast Throughout the
country Is undoubtedly superior 70 any remedy
ever offered TO the public Tor the complaints for
VIII ch tits Intended We have in our pQsses-
sion testimonials furnished voluntarily by Col
Long. lste chief Typographical Eugtneer Blu
reau at Washington, Gsn- F1tz Henry Warren,
Gen PleasantOn, and others Of the army
Father p j. De Smet, the celebrated Indian
Missionary, also Officers Of the Navy, surgeons,
Hospital stewards, Commanders Of nearly
every steamer plying on the Mississippi and
tributary riv rs, IVES eru S~auitary anu Chris
unn Commissions. ARMY Chaplains, and others
too numerous to mention. Likewise highest
encOniums OF the Press, most OF which are pub
lished in our almanac, twhich We shall gand 70
any one r8questir git praisingf it, valuable MID
icinal qualities in the highest terms. No other
MEDICINE has such recommendations.
j. d G.. MAGCIRI
Sole ProprietO. S, 81. L61is
Sold BY Druggists and Med!GHe Dealers sSeTv-
Rnfrs lyIa-d&w II
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E1eQrsion 70 Mammnth Ave.

TWO DAILY TRAINS leave the Depot of the
y Memphis and Louisville railroad, head Of
nam Jreet.a as follows: 4p.m. u II D m, run
hlng through 70 Cave City without change Of
cars
- Excursion Tcgats nom Memphis to
ave and Return AZ Reduced Rates
Fare round trip, to Cave and return $40 75esch
Parties of fifteen Ornlore u 75eacn
Parties OF twenty ave or m0re..--.. Is 7Oeach
For through tickets and all information. call
at Ticket Office, No. 2s71$ Mnin street.
1yL Il SAM. GeuV guu1t.
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NOTTINGHAM ACADEMY.
THE nest eighth session of this school wiz
i open on the
First Monday Ia September Next,


and close about the last Of June. 1868. The
Principal will be assisted BY a graduate Of
the University OF Virginia For furth r infor-
nation, as to terms, etc, address the Principal,
Somervlle, Tenn. The Pr ucipal would refer
TO TIE gentlsmsn whose named are appended
below.
IN. B.-Thsse whose names are marked by
asferisk, are, or have been, patrons Of the
school D. M. QUARLES,
PRINCIPAL.
MEM Apperson, Memphis; "Ar L Frier-
son Tenn; J 7 Baskerville, Bay
sfta county eCal ] X NOshy, Fayette epunty I;
e oil sam Tate, Memphis Mr. w P Proudht,
Memphfs: fMr Thas II Allen, Memphis; N
Tas Smiser. columbia Tenn Mr. b L Guion,
Iemph :: sMF L II Stewart Memphis; sMrJ
Il PuiIiaun, Somerville Prof ] 9 Psttus, Ma
Tepn ehon j i Jones, Helena, Ark;
Sgsbss shapari, rsq, Upton county eCol A I
Lacey. Memphis; " 5 q 5ornor, helena.
Ans eGen Joseph Williams, Memphis eCoI NJ
i Belt. Pine Bluh, Ark Rev VIC Johnson
Edit r Christian Advocate, Memphis; 1Gen B
NJ Williamson, Memphis; Mr. W 3 Miller,
Memphis Mr. Law S Mafye, Memphis; Capt X
q Williamson, Memphis; N w II Martin,
Port GibsOn, Miss; Chancellor ] W Harris,
somervile; Judge Humphreys. Somer-
Vile. Rev r 81 Rivers, SOmerville; eMr
I. M scott. SomefviIle, Prof r ID Boyd, Somer-
vile . Faculty University OF Virginia Prof 4
: Jaynes, Washington College; Gen + II
smith, Virginia Military Institute.
July q, 1901. au2a
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ATTENTION DISTIhLERS.-SeW Stills
built TO order and Second Hand Stills
for sale st H0lIeRberg 4 Oertel's, copper.
smiths and Sheet iron Workers, NO. 348
second street. Steamboat work prompt
~ attended to. iy5 dswtf
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

WE are authorized 70 aDnsnnce AMOS r.
" CURLlN as a candidate Tor Saerin OF
shelby county at the ensuing March Election
in 1853.
Memphis yulv 81. 1867. aut tes
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Store for Rent-One of the best sit.
uated business stands in the city also, q
splendid Office on the first floor. Enquire
Orgill Bro g and Co., corner Front aud
Monroe streets. .aug6 tfas
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Notice

7 she September Term Of the County Court
- Of shelby county, I shall apply for Le uPrs
OF Administration on the estate Of Nary c.
Garnesr. dece sed. T.. J. ROPER
August 5. 1857. aus wiUo
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L O R ) L r.
Land For sale.

4 n undivided one-half interest in $1,000 acres
a OF Red river bottom land, in Lalayeoa
and SEWER counties, Arkansas.
T~hisintsrest. the title TO which is perfect, viii
be sold a. q low figure, for One-third cash and
the remainder at one and two years, without
interest.
Also, 300 acres Of magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land, above an overflow, and the
nnest body Of land in the state, In Crawford
county, Arkansas.
These landswm be sold together or IN par
GELS, for cash.
Apply % PIKE & ADAMS,
Attorneys at Law,
mhS-tf G3 Main street, Memphis
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DR.. MORTIMORE.
Office Room NO.2S. WOrSham House,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

CPECLAL NOTICE. II be at the IUKA
- SPRINGS HOTEL, III "a, MS, Mondays,
tuesdays and Wednesdays, each week, from
and after this date until the FIRST Of Septem-
Der next Os6T). Those who desire 20 meet. con-
suit and place themselves under my treatment
there, can do 50. Those VINO prefer coming 60
this city, can consult me, at my office here,
Thursdays, Friday OF saturdays each week
NV extensive practice, and successful treat
ment Of all forms Of CHRoEIC DISEASES in the
south Tor many years past-especially the last
SIX wears in this city-is SUFFICIENT guarantee to
those who are yet afflicted, 70 Justify confidence
In my ability to accomplish all that medical
ski and remedial aid caB do.
i do not profess TO perform MIRACLES by
the laying on OF the hands" NoK La ANY
OTHER A NOW LIVING. such preteEders can
have Influence only upon the uedulOus and
weak minded. ny trea ment, OF all case is
ba,ed upon proper scientific medical skin,
aided by a life devotion and extensive expert
NV charges are moderate In every ease-far
more so than many others OF the profession
who make the effort and yet FAIL TO cure.
For many years past I have made tho follow
INV principal viz
CONSUMPTION, n various diseases Of the
Lungs and Throat,
DISEASE OF THE HEART,
Disc ASE Or II KIDNEYS,
CHRONIC DIS Asses OF Stom-
ach and Bowels,
DYSPEPsIAIIadigestionl.
RHEuMATIsM-an is various forms,
NFRVoIS HEADACHE. EPILEPSY
GENERA Al DEBHTY-NeTvousA A.
~fections,
BC~ROFULQUS, and other diseases
originating in Impurities 81
the Blood and vital naidB.
FEMALE DISEASES.
S,seh as are affective in their nature. ana sooner or
later, u NOT rep3Oped, tCiIl f7in ne coasdhs-
ton. entail years q SUFFERING, or
bring TIE victim 10 an IN
timely grace,
D. MORTIMORE. n. D..
Once-Room No. % Woraham House.
jal5 d2tawawinem Memphis. Tenn.
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AUCTION PRICES NOWHERE
TWO WEEKS LONGER ONLY

vUE MUST HAVE ROOM FOR OUR FALI
w stock. and 20 effect that purp Sc we vii
continue our GREAT CLEARING SALE for
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DISSOLUTION,

with the house of Topp, Dickmapn. Hfn&Co
mphls, respectfully solicit my friends Is extend
d. TOPP
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motion the board adlOurned.

THE following communication from
the sheriff Of Upton county speaks for
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TO GAS CONSUMERS
Reduced Price "GaS Fitting"
LUNN & n,
0OA Main Street
o Main Street.

T4HESE urrivalled Instruments are fally war
Il rsnted for seven year, and aro for aalea az
no. 37s MAIN a.. gaoason BlOeEa
Memphis, Tsnnessee,
.. lee ~ LEOPOLD GoEez
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W d

WANTED
An APPRENTICE 70 learn the Barber and
Hair Dressing business Also, Dentistry IN al
Its branches. Parents having a son, or a youne
man who would ike TO learn the business, viii
ind q good situation, with bard snd lodging
BY calling on Anthony Schultze, No. 81 Main
street. je30
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AT a meeting OF the board Of health
yesterday, called at the request Of Aid
ermsn PsssmOre, chairman Of a com.
mittee appointed by the board of mayo
and aldermen, to report on the recon.
mendations of the board Of health re
garding the sanitary condition Of the
city,
DR.. w. T. Irwin called the board e
order.
Alderman Passmore, in an appropriate
speech, stated TO the board Of health
that 40 indignity was intended the
board, nor was there any want of conf.
dence in the integrity or capacity Of it.
members, but the alderman simDly
wanted time 10 estimate the cost of The
measures.
Drs. Taylor and Pitman replied in !
very hSpFy style, after which
DR.. KnOde offered the following resolu.
ton
Resolved, That We rescind the resolu.
ton passed st our last meeting rendering
our resignaEions.
Resolved, That q committee Of three
be appointed to confer with the commit,
tee of aldermen ia regard TO the proposed
sanitary regulations, and that they bs
empowered TO adopt such means as the,
may deem best for furnishing medica
attention and medicines 10 the Door o
the city.
Drs. Taylor, Knode and Rogers Werl
appointed. The president vas added.
Board adjourned.
Secretary Board OF Health,
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BARTLETTsS
PATENT POLAR REFRIGERATOR
Water Cooler Combined

the best and only perfect PROVISION
a PkEShRYfk in the world, and viii Keen
Meat fisn, MIX, Vegetables. Fruits. etc.
longer, dryer and colder, with LESS ICE than
any other Refrigerator in use.
The Polar Refrigerator
"a the only one patented having a condensfre
surface exposed to the provision chambers, to
extract the moisture and impurities from The
Js2-1 asK1sNEY. BRYsoN q co
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AEMPHIS INSURANCE COMPANY.
ORGANIZED 1914.
OFFICE. % l-e MADIsON STREET.
nXRECTOR.

j. j. MURPHY. President.
+. M. CASH. Secretary.
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Drug Store For Sale on reasonable
terms, at Holly Springs, Miss. For par
ticulars address Ellington & Halsey,
Jefferson street, Memphis, Tenn. au42t
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FOR SALE.

10 r E.
One q Har=e Stationary Engine and Boiler,
nearly new, for sale cheap.
LUNN & MALLON.
Jy3lm 10 Main street.
Il o r = A L E.
Exchange for Cash, Dry Goods or Family
Groceries, one or two eligible SUBURBAN Lots.
situated near the NJ ssissipDi and Teuugsce-
Railroad DEPOT, containing ~ acres each For
further "a apply 70 or address,. ~.
BROWNE. ApBeal once. Fv2sIm
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sEEAMBoATS.
o 81. Q
and White River JBlted
States Mall Line.
IOHHERCIAL, VIM. ashford, Raster.

THE STEAMERS CONNER
Il GAL" and "ROWENA"
form a sEM.WEExLY LrsE between aemp6is
and While River.
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THIS Institution is prepared to receive De-
a posts, to buy and sell Exchange on all the
Drafts on This CRY an all principal points In
this section. Remittan noes promptly attended
10. + NJ. ASH Secretary.
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CONSISTING OF Eleven First Glass Steam
boats nom st. Louis 10 81. Paul. The &C.
Communications on this whole route are Of SUI
perior order, presenting every inducement OF
comfort and luxury These lines connect with
all others running eastward or westward. Elk
cur iOnists 10 St Paul can save money by pur-
chasing at The same time return tickets. All
Information and Through Tickets can
be obtained at the Ticket ONCE, No. Jefferson
street. Memphis.
jy8Im JAMES SPEED, Agent.
Charcoal! Charcoal
I AM prepared to deliver the best CHARCOAL,
/ in large or small quantities, in any part OF
TIE city. Leave your orders with John Keno,
corner south and shelby streets
tels Inns LIB MILLER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-07

TRIBUTE Of REsPECT.-Ats meeting of
the agents Of the various transportation
lines represented in Memphis, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were unan
imOusly adopted
WHEREAS, 1t has pleased an ll-wise
Providence to remove from our midst
our friend and associate, Isaac Paist,
therefore,
RESOLVED, That in bis death our pro-
fession has lost Of its brightest orna-
ments, and society n Of its noblest
souls who by his gentlemanly bearing
and largeness Of heart ehdeared himself
TO all who knew him.
Great heart FAREWELL"
ResolUed, That we tender to his be-
resved family U heartfelt sympathy in
their afhiction.
r. N. G. DeVassa, Joh B. Weld, Levy & Miller.
2 ID. Cobb, r K Pitman, ID. A.. NoOe, +. Tay-
Tor, J. T. Bourne, L. Harmstad, Gates &
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