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remarked to Mr.. Davis that the sup
porters OF our Government were sur
prised that the Stephens Lin
coin. Seward Interview of 1855, at Hamp-
ton Roads, should have resulted as 1t
did. He said the meeting was propo-
sition from the North, which was freely
accepted by the South. think in say
ing this Mr.. Davis intended to convey,
without mentioning names, the idea
that the proposition came from Con-
servative Republican standpoint, and
would be adopted by the main body OF
the radical party. Anyhow, confer
ence was had, terminating, as all know,
in a failure. AT Hampton Roads, Mr..
Davis told me that Hunter proposed 10
treat for peace on the basis of at least a
quasi recognition. To this Mr.. Lincoln
l lepIIed tthat 1t would not do.n Hun
ter then referred to the action Of Charles
the First intreating with the rebels OF
lIreIand-that the King had accorded
the Irish rebels certain privileges, and
that an honorable peace had been effect.
ed. Mr.. Lincoln $50 Mr.. Davis says)
replied that he didn't know much
about history, and all that he knew
about Charles the First was that he lost
his heddf +
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Bargains in Boots & Shoes
FOR INSTANCE.

That never have been.uOr never can:be.beat.
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ANDRRsoNyILLK, ETC.

Informed Mr. Davis that the people
OF the North held him, as representing
the Confederacy, largely responsible
for the sunerings and deaths OF our
prisoners at Andersonville, Libby, and
other places. He replied that nothing
in connection with the war gave him
more pain than that such statements
should be retailed about. Without GO
ing into any yfdefense IN eztenso, he stated
that he believed there was Providence
and Just 9odawho righted everything,
and that the whole matter would short
ly be ventilated. asked him how,
and in reply he said that the records OF
Andersonville, etc, had been proyiden-
italy preserved, and would shortly be
saws Nj, Davis, "who Is and who is not
responsible for lives and sufferings- i
told him il would be little satisfaction
TO our own people to have saddled on
them that which was at the present
time resting on shd blistered into the
people of the South. He again replied
that the whole History would In a abort
time become public property, and that
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40 Main Street,

Corner of Union. wHEELIEG
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valuable cotton Plantation for saIe

! kflLL be sold 10 The highest olUQef, On me
[ ~ premises, en- SATURDAY the LAT OF June
I next possession 10 De giVe1 on tne Isl " jan
uary next, the Ditch ey Plantation, iQIinefg
owned by Mrs. Sarah A Mutt, situated IN tne
I parish OF Madison, a few m~ilesarnNe Mllilhehs
I BEND Landing. Louisiana. The plantation has
I a mont on the Mississippi river about ore mite
! with e hne levee and q making bank. II COZ
I t0lusin all about eight hundred 500 ACRES OF
I lauG, OF which lhOut i've bundled yDV acres
! are in cultivation. II Us located in TIE center
/ Of the best cotton region ia the United STATES
/ and there Is no cotton plantation on the Mis-
isslppi river more thoroughly oilcneg4 ana
1 drained, and but ew so we'll improved. @ne
improvements consist OF dWelnng NOUS
] 2 large and elegant steam gin, saWnlu snu
! grlstmul attached. Stab e, barn, quaTlers,
I cisterns. etc The improvements alone could
/ nos be placed there Tor less than Salo08. The
! plsntatiou a leased this year for six thousand
I dollars. Them is no question IS % Title
] Terms OF Sale-EasE.
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TrMStee'S SAFE.

by virtue OF a deed Of trust 70 me executed
ID hy Charles PlauneneBtelhl on the Ath cay
Of September, 1854, and duly recorded al the
kegistsr's Office OF SHELBY county penness e
IN Record Book, No. 81, part second, Pages ~
$50 and on. October 40, lS6S, for the purpose OF
secnnng a note for the sum Of sixty-tWo hun-
dred and Thufy-tWO DollETs fFo&2 W}, oWeN bg
him 10 John b Leoch, and by autuofiiy IN
vested IN me to sei' the property conveyed 70
mein aid trust deed, / Will, on the IOth 9ay q
Juna, 1851 sell, On the premises, a. 10 O'Clock
= m TO the highest bidder, for cash, me iol-
lOSing described property : A certain Eact o.
parcel OF land situated, lying ana bAlhR mime
city OF Memphis, ~ elby county, state OF ASl-
nsssea, designated On the original plan OF lois
Ia and Of the city Of Memphis as pall 81 81
three hunGfsd and seventy-one NO 6fil, anu
bounded a. follows. tO-wit; Beginning on ths
oor. beast corner Of q Let on the south sioe o.
Iedais6n stneet, known as 1ecre6 CronsAs
81 feet weSrWardly from the Intersection ~
1eHsrsou and fhird strepts; hence eastWalaH
with the south side OF JEFFERSON street - ieet ~
is termination and iuterses ton gith tbisH
stree thence southwerdly with the Wess eilo
OF Thifd street liSH feet 70 an aiiey tnep
WestWafdly with the north SIDE OF saia 49,
49, feet 10 tie east side o. another aAe9
thence n~OrthwardlY with the East SIDE OF @lu
alley se fset 70 the south boundary Ire OF ~
said Cromwell lot thence t8stgaTddy WI.
said CicmEeMs. solth boundary ine va lSgs
10 the southeast corner Of the said >
lot thence north ardly with the east o9oht
airy nne Of the said Cromwell lot Il2H iett 70
the beginning, togeY n with al ne puNhekes
! and appurte ancfs SIeuntO belonging.
The title B. beiieVeAttO begoOd. but 4 sch only
/ as Trustee-the right Of redemption waived.
THOS. LEECH. Traslee
Memphis, Mays. 1851. mylo tbs
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I NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-The New
Memphis was very well filed last night
10 witness Edwin Forrest In Richard The
Thfrd. TO say thst be was all that the
immortal Shakespeare pictured in the
character OF the cool, calculating bunch
haek lover. duke, despot, murderer and
| Sing Is sufieient. He is E" Richard the
niece through. The king Henry Of
biaree was the worst We have seen
among professionals for years. Barton
Ain played "Richmend" exceedingly
vel. and fences very eredltably.
The Lady Anne" Of Miss Lille lacked
mournful spirit ent sa e, + loe shs cb lm,
| actress. was correct and good, never fail
;ng Ia elicit applause. The minor char
sc1ers were well sustained. The piece
was well sustained and ran smoothly.
To-night Mr.. Forrest appears Ia hisgreat
| character Of " VlFginias.P
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Land Tor sale.

undivided one-half Interest IN Jl3 acras
a Of Red river bottom land, in Laiayetot
and SEWER counties, Arkausas.
T-hisInterest the title 10 which Is perfect, Wll
be sold al q low figure, for oue-thlrd cash and
he remainder az one and two years, without
interest.
Also, 800 acres OF magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land, above al overflow, and tht
finest body o. land iu the state, in
county. Arkansas.
These lands viii be sold tg-tl,cr OF in par
Apply 10 PIKE & ADAMS,
Attorneys NJ Law,
mhgtf 81 Main street, Memphis
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
FOR EVANSVILLE.
FOR NEW

FOR NEW ORLEANS
Regular Memphis and New Crleaas Wednes-
day Packet.
FER Napoleon. EieksbarE, Matches and
n. Orleans
GEN. OUTTMAN ..- }. M. White master
This ass and splendid passenger IL
steamer viii leave as above on -
"WEDNESDAY, May Is, az pm.
LEVY & MILLER, agents
mvI2 1t NO.5k Madison street
Rszular Memphis aud New Orleans Wednes-
day Packet.
Fer Napoleon, YicksbarZ, Matches and
New orleans.
GEN. QUTTMAN----J. N. white master
. This splendid packet will leave .A
as above, on Es
WEDNESDAY, MayI5,a ats pun
JAS. T.PQURNE & CO. Agents.
myI2 Ct - y jefferson street.
Regular Memphis and New DrleEns WedDes-
day racket.
For NAPOLEON VieksBurg. hatcher and
New orleans.
GEN. QUITMAN--J. NJ White master
This splendid passenger steamer A
VIII leave IS shove -
WEDNESDAY, May d, ats pm.
WAY gOBE5ON. Agent,
myiz3t Star WHAT hoaG
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C1nsIvC or Halls


Until further notice the Malls win close n
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago ST. Louis, Nashville, Louis
willie, C~ineinnati, Cleveland. Fitt. burR, Phiia
delphia, Buffalo, Albany, New York Bal /
more. and all cities north and west, a.
&lo p m.
For chattanooga, Richmond, Washington
Augusta, Columbus, Ga, Montgomery, Me
bile, Ala, New 10 K, Nashville, and ail elite
south and east, at 5.al pm
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson. Mis-
Vtcksburg, Natchez, and all cities south, al
All Stations on Mississippi and Tennessee
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and 6Teal
Northern railroads at $50 pm.
An stations on Mem phis and Louisville and
branch railroads at 3 m
All stations on Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
siSsippi Central, Mobile and OHIO, NasnViilt
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee railroads at pm.
For Little Rock, Pine Buff and all Landing
en- ArkanFas aud White rivers, (semi-WseklyJ
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mississippi river south, tsemLweeklyb Tues
days and Saturdays
Mississippi ~river-nOrth, (semi-weeklyl, Mon
days and Fridays.
r {. GIsT. Postmaster Memphis.
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REWARD.

SI00 R~EWARDeStGR the Mr..
but mas the appearance OF being about 10 years
old, about nve feet high, supposed to weigh
about lCO pounds. light complexion, hazel eyes
Quick and loud spoken freckled face, and was
wearing long har wnen lastseen- We viii pay
me ABOVE reward for the arrest and CONNIE
ment OF the said John Shelton, so that he can
be brought 10 trial IN this county. We sup
/ pose the murderer will endeaYor 70 make bis
eseape 10 Arxausas. WI HUGHES.
TN HUGHES.
Near shelby Depot, shelby county, Tenn Mag
y. 1867.
r5rv. myH dit WI
CTOIEN- 1928 REWARD.
From the suuscIber, on Fiiday night last ?
Ray MARE 4 IS hands high, branded n
ne min and shoulder -. B." hot ye'y plain
Ans body returning tze Mule viii iecetye the
400 e reward. - bCLAOI
myl4lwa , eih@hu'. Wis
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MIL FOR SALE.

RARE CHANCE FOR a PAYING IN
"A vtstneBt The plantation Is known as me
town OF Lake Bluff" on - bite river, Ark., ~
miles above the MrmphIs ant Little Rock rail-
road crossing, containing between four ana NE
hundred ares, about one hundred cleared
as fret above the late Owe Tow the remainder
heavily timbfred, together with the wnsie OF
half interest in q NE4 STEAM SAW MILL,
forty horse powerlEnglne, BlacEsmtth's Shop,
arr enters Tools Wagons and all Necessary
ap-pnrtenances for running the same There Is
a dne Mansion with niue rOoms.a Clstern, tca-
paeitv Goo galionsl three Cabins, a Warehouse,
two good Wood Ialds, and the best din
on the river The aboVe viii te sold al low ng-
ares and on easy TERMS For further partieu-
lars address Mrs NJ = n.
mVarf ADpeal ONCE
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LosT--FOUND


IT.
A SIGHT DRAFT,
Drawn by John a. scudder, Secretary, OF
Aoriance Etorm, Treasurer, at Memphis, in
favor OF J. u. zeIgIer, for
Six Hundred and Fifty Dollars $3.50,
dated st. Louis. February Is, 1857. All persons
are hereby noused not to negotiate for the
same, as payment has been stopped.
AID. STORM,
Treasurer Memphis ana St. Louis Packet Co.
Memphis, May 9 ls67. myl0&
LOST
In this city. on the 9Th inst, a POCKET
BOOK, containing Sundry papers, and one uoLe
made by Joseph Hardwick in favor OF A. Mad
den for one hundred dollars, payment OF wbicn
has been stopped. ANY enc returning the same
10 the subscriber o. 10 Clarke Ely a Co., ~
Front street, will be literally rewarded
mvsI Nv A. MADDEN.
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SDecid N0tice.-The steamer Com
mereial connects at Duval's Bluff every
Monday with the train for Little Rock,
and every Wednesday With the train from
Little Rock. Freight through 10 Little
Rock, 70 cents per one hundred pounds.
Passage, Sl7. Fer freight or passage,
/ apply to LEVY & MILLEB, Agents,
myl2 2aWs&ttf 81 Madison street.
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DEATH or CHARLES BRADY Brown,
Fso-Wa announce with deep regret
he death, at Rising Sun, Ind, last
Thursday, of Charles Brady Brown, Esq,
Of fhis city. The disease was consump-
ION with which he bad suffered for
nearly two years. Although but 5 young
member Of the Memphis bar, Mr..
Brown had attained s prominent POSI-
ion. and but for falling health would
nave taken rank with the foremost. A
yerv large circle Of friends in this city
viii be saddened with this announce
ment 81 his demise
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FOR SAFE.

EOR SALLY OR RENT
A new and elegant basement Cottage on Bass
avenue. seven rooms. closet in every room. etc,
Also, on Bass avenue, d double house, new, or
seven rooms. each room with al TIE modern
.mprOvemeuts. Also, on Adams street eN.
Tended, a new stOzy and q half Cottage, i've
rooHs. kitchen, good yard, ciStern- etc. Z. " .
street hNAl u
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MEnrnIs -. May b. -

= - - ~ y -
Editors Memphis Appeal:
/ see by au advertisement that
the ladies Of the several Methodist
churches Of this city inaugurste q fair at
Stillmanis hall, fol the benefit Of the
church to be built in Chelsea.
also see amoDgst-the prizes to be dis
posed of are a splendid suit of clothes, q
splendid dinner sett, and an elegant
silver wine stand, to the most popular
minister, banker and steamboat captain.
Now these men are well paid for their
services rendered, and il the value OF
these articles could Oe given to the dis
tressed widows and orphans Of Memphis,
who have lost their ali by your late I'M
fortunate war, l believe there would De
a much fuller attendance and more hbe-
rality from the citizens.
ResDectfully, yours. a CITIES
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workman, T; Hume, rhos. g.Evans 2,
DOMESTIC MISSIONS.
Goeated il MarIon, AIabama

DOMESTIC MISSIONS.
LOCATED Ia Marion, AIabama.)
President-W. II. Mcintosh.
Vice P~resfdenls-J. w. NJ. Williams,
Maryland; S. T. Winkier, South Caro-
lima; w. H. Barksdale, Ark ID. T..
Burns, Miss; w. Hooper, n. c.; y. =.
I DuIin, Mo; Fl. w. Dodge, Val ]. II.
Devote, Ga; T. II. LandseH, La Q. X.
Winston. Tenn; II. Tolbird, Ala; VIC.
Crane, Texas.
Corrcsponding SssretGry-M. T. SUM
ner.
IFedsmer-J. b. Lovelace.
4Udn0r-W. N. Wyatt.
Board Of MdndgeTs-J. +. Bailey, u.
G. Tut, +. A. Blunt, J. i. NJ. Curry, w.
r. Lawson, j. Moore, j. b. Walden, Por-
ter King, J. B~illingslea, II. Holman, J..
H. Lee, d. g. Sherman, &C. Huckabee,
J.. H. Fowlkes.
UEDAY SCHOOL BOARD,
Located in Greenville, s. c.
Prcssdent-Basil Manly, il. 5. G.
Vce-R residents-A. +. Crane, Nd;
r. B Howell, Tenn. J. 3. Tiekener,
Ala; f.. L. Compeer, Ark; J. I. Boyce,
s. G.; is. Greene, Mo; w. J. Palmer,
| N. c.; t. c. Teasdale, Miss; w. Brant-
( ley, TIA y. AuChSHl Aosg -
ling, Texas; w. Vaughan, ky.i a.
T. Atell, Va.
Corresponding Seeretary-C. c. Bit
ting.
Recording Secrefdy-P. G. Dozler.
Tredsurer-J c. Smith.
Auditor-T. Q. Donaldson.
Board Of Mdn0gers-J. G. Furman,
p. G. Edwards, G. E. Eiford, ]. HarTl-
son. w. T. Shumate, G. +. Town, G. d.
hudson, ]. +. Lanneau, J. B. Sherman,
]. A. Broaddus, c. J. Elford, w. ID.
Thomas, Thos. Steen, W. Williams, I.
P. Smith.
CHANGE OF CONSTITUTION.
The Committee appointed Saturday
reported the desired changes in the Con-
stitution, by which the future sessions Of
the Convention will be annual. Adopted.
SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.
The Committee appointed to confer
with a Committee from the Southern
Baptist Sunday School Union, reported
it in~expedient to change the relations Of
the two organizations at present, but
recommended the two Boards to CO.
operate as far as practicable, and ex-
pressed the hope that the two Boards
! may be united before the next session of
the Convention. Adopted.
CHARACTERIZATION.
Rev. D. p. Bestor, of Miss, submitted
q report on Evangelizstion. Objection
being made to a political allusion con-
tanned therein, that portion was with
drawn by the Committee, and the report,
as amended, adopted.
REsCINDED.
The resolution fixing the hour Of ad-
n -F.ra.l -. a1~re-ArN
and on motion the session was continued
q half hour later. II was then resolved
to hold q night session.
Adjourned until S pm.
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CUBBIAS, GUM & COOVER.
MILL
LUMBER YARD,
Nos. ISL, lss ana IeS Warrington ST.,
NENPHIs %TENNEssEE,

HAVE always Oh hand a general assortment
n Of Building and Framlng Lumber o. all
ffnds. Flooring, ceiling and Weatherb8ard
ing. Walnut, Oas, Hickory, Poplar, Cypress and
yellow PIE Lumber. all sizes.
Are prepared TO do all kinds OF Planning and
eurs4cfpg. all sizes OF LunnDsr, scroll EaWfLg
Wo9f Tdrufng and House Work generally.
Lattice Work. Moulding and Stair Material
All orders promptly attended 70. my2lm
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THE ALARM OF FIRE LAST NIGHT,
The bed clothing in 3 % in the
third story OF a bagnio, at No. 81
Madison street, kept BY Mag. Hay
den. was discovered On FIRE about
p O'Clock last night. The alarm was
given, and the burning mass was thrown
into the street, little damage being done.
1t was stated by occupants that the fire
resulted from an ignited tHrpentlne bali,
thrown into the window from the alley
In tia rear; but the fact that the walls
Of he rooms, two of them are con
nected by folding doors and both
-unoecupied) and the bedding bore
evidence Of having been sprinkled
with ~turpentlne and kerosene. and
the floors contained eombustible ma
terjal doubtless obtained from the
beds. gives ground for the suspicion that
the attempted incendiarism vas the
work Of some enc CONNECTED With the
premises.
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Eu,nons & Son, No. 10 Jefferson street,
have received the Police Gazette, con-
tainipe an account Of the shooting OF
poiicamap CIaridge at the Cotton Plant
saloon. on the night Of April Esd. They
have also received new books, novels,
etc and the latest magazines and
papers.
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HALF FARE.-Ws learn that the sew
eral railroads, in connection with the
omnibuses, have kindly consented to
convey ali parties who desire to visit the
great tournament TO be held neal the
city on the I'D, at half fare. This is as
it should be, for the benefit OF the bereft
ones In our stricken land.
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WANTS.
w WANTED

w A e
4 young man having some knowledge OF
! French, German aud Spanish Is DESTROYS OF oh
tanning board In q family where either OF the
| above lauguagea or ftali n, are spoken Ref
erenees given. Addrcss q. r. GhE9OlRE.
mvl2Ite Appeal On-e.
w T d
A HOUSE suitable for the Bind OF business
we are nov doing. One on Front street pre-
f-rred.
We have 50 casks Hams, shoulders and Jovls,
for sale In the Trade, lower than you can buy
Them elsewhere. Also, 2O-barrels POtstoes
myl0lw WOLCOrT, SMITH s. co.
M A N Il e D.
THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
That any Book that is 10 be had al any of the
bookstores in the city. IS for sale or to let al
J.H SUTTON = Circulating Library,
my7lm ga Tnird street. near cor. Jefferson
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Reid q Bro, Clothiess and Merchant
Tailors, f51 Jefferson street, are making
up Clothes to order twenty per cent. less
than any house In the city. Call and
examine their Piece Goods. myll 81
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TIE FAIR.-The Methodist fair at
Stillman hall last night was very slimly
attended, some fifteen being present as
visitors. The tables were adorned with
flowers, showing q %profusion Of little
else. The China set stood out in bold
relief in the center of the hall. For the
benefit of the proposed church ia Chel-
sea, we hope 10 see an increased attend
apce during the week,
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Miller d Henry, q Madison street, do
their M uNOrk. and pay less rent than
any other Office IN the city ; conse-
quently they can afford to do JOB Print
ing cheaper than the cheopssE. Call and
. re them. may9eod1m
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FOR RENT.

L. . X r = n T
a beautiful SUBURBAN RESIDEECE seven
Trees. large Garden with dne strawberry Bed.
House has seven rooms and all necessary out
N'uSe BENTON MAGELLAN,
mvIoIw q Madison street
70 r r IT T
several Dwelling Houses on Fourth, Vance.
fernando and Mosby stress. Rents moderate
For L-easa--eversl L7ts IN North and South
Memphis and Fort Pickering. Apply Q
myI0aw so Front street.
FOR RENT
Tit undersigned having quit the Grocery
Trade, and not having present need for the
Large, Convenient and DFlrable
store-room, No. Madison St,
propose 10 rent a part all Of the same tn
january 1863. Reasonable terms oTered.
WI. STEWART & BRO,
Cotton Factors,
No. J. se.den Block.
May S. 1867 my95t
FOR RENT
Fine large Basement store, corner OF JedeT-
son and Main Streets. For terms apply to
myS II No 30 Man street.
L . r K L \ t
A HOUSE on Shelby street, Potter ROW.
No. , Apply al T.. LANIvNE,
mySIw Nc. $50 Main street, upstairs.
TO r r + N t
STORE No. x55 Front Street
Also. Oue OFFICE IN the center Of tne CITY
Apply 10 T. n. NOChE
myS w IsS Main street, upstairs.
TOR RENT
T esTORE-HOUsF on Second street, known
as the OLYMPIC.
ALSO.
The ARCADE LINERa STABLE, on the alley
south OF Madison stree, between Second and
Third streets.
ap8t Il CAN'T
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LoRdoadQle Domestic at 22e per yard,
at the New Orleans Cheap Store. 2Oi
Main street. mDIo 3f
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TEMPERANCE PIC NIC.-The different
divisions Of the order of the Sons of Tenn
peranee in this city hold their annual
pic mic on Thursday next, at the grounds
on Orleans street, south Of Vance.
The different divisions OF the order viii
form In procession at Temperance hall,
on the corner OF Court and Main streets,
at 8 o'clock, and proceed up Main to
Poplar, out Poplar TO Third, down Third
TO Madison, up Madison 70 Main, down
Main TO Vance, out Vance to the grounds.
Col. Moses White Is designated a mar
shall. An Grafton will be delivered by
Rev. S. H. Ford. The floor managers
are Messrs. T. H. Cooke, Division No.
so j. Graham, Division No. 45; A. J.
dalton, Division No. II; w. J. b. Ions
dale, Division No. as. This viii no doubt
be q pleasant affair.
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The FIRST BLoCK.-The first block OF
the Nicholson pavement, on Second
street, was laid yesterday afternoon. A
large number Of spectators were present,
and the event was hailed as an evidence
of better streets in the future.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-14

EMERSON ETHERIDGE, constitutions
conservative candidate for governor, viii
address the people at the following times
and places :
Brownsville, Wednesday, May Is.
Memphis, Friday, May IL.
Notice of other appointments viii be
given in due time.
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EnR SALE

VEE large assortment OF Agricultural nipple
mentS, Wagons, etc, gt 28 Front street lats
LEWIS. Matthews q Co.. are Ior sale, AT COST
for the benefit OF the trust.
MILES OWEN. Trustee,
Ef.---n4- I'm A,rFT ag Ha- nngl I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-14

YOUTHFUL D~EPRAvITY. "A boy
named Samuel Skip9ell, and a man
who calls himself Manuel Junior are
in jail here awaiting a requisition from
the governor of Alabama. Ihey are
chsrged with robbing the elder Skipwell
of six hundred dollars in currency.