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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MIL FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING N
Il veSlmeut The plantation is known as the
town Of " Lake Bluff, on u hite river, Ark, l5a
miles above the Memphis and Little ROCK RAN
road crossing. containing between Jour ana hNe
hundred acres, about one hundred cleared
u feet above the late o~veIioal Inc reiAhlhutI
E-.vfiy fr0b- red. together with the wn8'e OF
hslr interest ia "a NEW STEAM SAW MIL,
forty horse p0weT1 Engine, BlscEslnlths shop
e. s~r.rnIer's fools WAGONS and all necessary
apuurteuauces for running the same. There is
a fire Mansion with nine rooms, a GlsJern. tct-
paciuv coo g~allOus,, three cabins, a " aren0use
Two good Wood Yards, and the best andinEs
on the river. The above viii Le sold al low hg-
ur.s and on easy terms. For further particu-
ilrs address Mrs. NJ. L. H.
unyfrf Appeal Office
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Country Merchants buying goods at
wholesale should not fail 10 call at Il.
Loweustein & Bros, corner Jefferson
street, before making purchases.
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REWARD.

~ 70 49,
From the SUBSCRIBER, On Friday night last 9
! BAY MARE MUL ID hands high, branded q
aDvbo5y r-turuing tse Mute will receive the
{ above reward. in. BoLtON,
TvfsfwE eruandO. Miss.
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AN ACKNOWLEDGEMENT The under
signed, delegates to the general assem-
biy of the Cumberland Presbyterian
church, at Memphis, Tenn, aud others
being psssengersion the Belle st. Louis,
on her downward trip, reaching Mem
phis on the 18th inst, DO hereby record
our unsolicited and hearty thanks to the
officers and crew Of said vessel for their
kind attention and hospitality to US dur
ing our trip on their boat, and would also
bear testimony to the neatness and
general adaptation Of the steamer to
render her passengers both safe and
comfortable, and we do hereby heartily
recommend Capt. Keigler and his good
Belle St. Louis to the respectful notice Of
the travelling public whenever they wish
to make a ike Journey on the great
father Of waters J. B. Logan, Alton,
ILL.,; J. Harrison ]. H. Coulter, Alton,
Ill. J.. A. Chase, Danyers, I'll. J. ;.
Mercalf, Lincoln, ILL., +. G.. Black (;
Jesse Beals, Springfield, III; A. J.
4 Strain; W. P. Reniek, Steeleville,
Missouri; /. L. LorimOr; A. }.
Thomas, Leroy, Ill, a. w. Guth-
RE; VIM. Haux, Lexington, Mo J. T.
Haux, Warrensburg, Mo; F. Lack, St.
Louis, No; G. c. Logan, st. Louis, Mo
g. - L. IAAA 70 A~AAAAAAAaAAE AAAHF e. nap
man, Bethalto, Ill; J. d. Vaughn, Col-
lege Mound, Mo-; S. 5. Chance, Salem,
III; L. J. Simpson; A. Hamilton Smith;
Mrs. NJ. a. Bryan; F. G. TrOusdale, Fairs
field, Ill; J. C. Van Patton, Middleton,
H.; J.. DOdds, Chatham, Ill;
y. B. Richards, Bethslta, illinois,
d. Laury, Council Fill, Iowa /;
/ H. T. Crackett, College Mound, Mo; W.
/ II. Holiday, Paris, Mo-; VIM. Keer, St.
Clair, Mo VIM. Turner, BethaltO, H.;
A. A. Moore, Wellington, Mo-; {. J.
Keonn, Nashville, III. H. W. Eagani
Alton, Ill; J. NJ. Logan, Alton, Ill P,
A. Curry J. B. Mitchell, Roanoke, No;
A. L. Bryan, Lincoln, Ill; Mrs. s. H
4 Shock, Memphis, Tenn; Mrs. II. NJ,
/ Harrington, COvingtOn Miss Alice
Hamilton Mrs. +. c. NoFthup; Mrs. J
4. Turner, Bethalto, H.; Mrs. A. Ham
-iltOu smith.
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Notice.

The public are hereby notified not to
pay to any one any bills due THE AP-
PEAL, for advertising since January S1st,
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AINsLIE,
Cashier and Manager.
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nsT--FouND
- - MIsLAID-

Certificate calling for Four Shares OF StocE
I'M the Memphls and Charleston Railroad Com
Uauv said CsrtihCar- numbered six hundred
aud nftv-leven, and issued March 10, 81, 4
one William English, now deceased, said stocs
uorC belonging to the estate Of said william
English. JOIN
Executor Of said William Euglish's ESTATE.
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FOR SALE.
UOR SALE OR RENT

4
A new and elegant basement Cottage on Bass
avenue, seven rooms, closet in every room. etc,
Also. on Bass avenue, a double house. new, OF
seven rooms. each room with all the modern
improvements. Also, on Adams street eA'
tended, a new story and a half Cottage. nNe
roors. kitchen. good yard. cistern, etc. g. ".
Poor. Rental and Real Estate Agent. l9 Main
anil II
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EMERSON ETHERIDGE, constitutional
conservative candidate for governor, will
address the people at the following times
and places
Memphis, Friday, May II.
Notice of other appointments will be
given IN due time.
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Miller & Henry, a Madison street, dc
their ol0n work, and pay less rent thar
any other Office in the city eoBse-
ouentlv they can afford to do Job Print
ingichsaper than the cheapest. Call and
sse them. mayeeodlm
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SUMMER RESORTS.
Montvale springs. lse7.

THIS popular summer resort having pepI
placed IN thorough repair and iurnis'ol
Efth new furniture, will be opEn Ior NlaitoIa
IN the LIST OF June. under the direction ana CON
troll OF the undersigned, propustors OF lue
American AOteli Alante, Ga MOutTaie pre-
Int the strongest attractions 70 both invalid
and plessure-seeEer no less on account Of its
TtsIrement and tee beautiful surrounding
areuery. than OF the restorative powers OF us
wsfers, We have reduced thE price OF board 10
fne lowest figures G lnsistent W ! a p.ouer prO-
sEton for the entertainment OF our guests.
1000 pSr day, So per week, ~ per monLl.
~ VIZ an allowance FOR families. Travellers
~ rsl reach the springs by special conveyance
snam Ioudon. o. by regular daily mall coaches
si S1a5 H55Sim WHITE& WHITLoCK.
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To the Patrons OF the Appeal.

You are requested not to pay any car
riers without a certificate from me, and
TO report at the counting desk any IT.
regularity in carriers. l.. DAVIES.
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OUR WERKLY.-A few copies Of our
Mammoth Weekly containing a full re-
port of the Baptist convention, and a
good selection of editorial, masonic and
other matter may be purchased at the
counting room this morning.
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The Aurora Ol.-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 thai it Is
much cheaper than gas or coal oil, is free
from snv offensive smell, and best Of all,
non-explosive. We have examined it
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro
nouuce it superior to anything extant
for the purposes for which it Is recon-
mended. 1t Is also superior to tuTpen
tine for paints, oils and va~rnishes. Inc
proprietors, Messrs. II. c. Dewitt Co..
have an Office at a Madison street, puI
they dispose of state and county Iign1
to manufacture only. Their patent hSs
seventeen wears to run. Territory Is
being sold rapidly, and parties desiring
to make none viii find this q g9os m
vestment. Don't forget, "A AlsGisoh
street, up stairs. op--
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IN Offering OUR BITTERS TO the southern
Il Public, We have no hestanev in assGauE
theIT superiority over any Northern prOdcc-
ton in our Z In their devlsement they
sre purely S-uthern - compounded with a
special ~sdaputude TO thu various types o.
stomaeIc arrangements prevalent in our
climate
1t isa gentle s~tiRulsnt 20 the system after
undergoing q severe Illness.
It is a cure for Dyspepsia.
1t assists Digestion.
Il cures Diarrksa aud Cholera Morous-
It Is a preventive for hills and Fevers
It is an invaluable companion for persons
travelling at all seasons OF the year.
II is a HOME enterprise, and Possesses true
merit
- Sold everywhere.
O. H. EBBERT Z CO.,
Sole EroprfstOrs.
grrn - WamnhHa- Tenn
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For White goods, at reduced prices,
call at Rice, Silk & Co.'s. mayll lw
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THEI large assortment OF Agricultural lmple'
meuts, Wagons, etc, al 2i Front street ~.
LeViS WartneWs & Co.. are for sale, Al COSI.
for the benefit OF the trust.
MILES OWEN, Trustee.
yfaupbFs Tenn AprfI aL. 49,. Rp2l I'm
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Ladies, they have arrived A fine
line Of Pique and Marseilles at a. Sees
sci & Sons. myll lw
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4 beautiful assortment of new Lawns
cheap at B. Lowenstein & Bros.
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BOUND OvER.-Edward Clary gave
bonds yesterday before Justice Creigh-
ton 20 keep the peace towards tlora
Burdiek, and all the good citizens OF the
I state of Tennessee, for six months.
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UNITED STATES MARsHAL.-We learn
that J. NJ. Tommeny has qualified him
self as United States marshal Of this dis
trict, in the place of Sam. II. Jones.
Our old friend /. w. Griffith Is still re-
tanned as deputy marshal.
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NDecjGI Notice.

nHE following Goods having been stored with
Msssrs. Inner & Mason. and Messr. Hiner.
Nason 4 Dvsr. and trans erred By them to US.
I'll - solf on the lt Of June. at a~uctiOn, for
80 owne5s- o WIMBISH.
U hanna, I box mdss n &cKeDny- I mat
trsSx. n. 4 IT, boxes glassware H, boxes
T,slse. j. Torreli,5 boxes mdSe. > casEs. j. Y.
T5fffe.I box mdse George haywood, j box
east ngs Harry Dean, I keg naiss no mark,
, dozen buckets, n pieces IRE tile. Al. Rem
Olds. . boxes hardware; no marks2 boxes a
4. goods, I trunk, J tool chest, box mdse, z
piOWs 2 cooking stoves X Cne1rys 4 naLrr
hour; J. ". Morris, L coil rope. 1 box sunGrles,
I skin; Mr. Sweet, ! bundle iron, 10 gas pipe >
no mark,l lot II. h. furntturef y. 1nomp-
son. box ndri George Thomas 1 rex
Eundriss; II. HaTrinaton, / box meclclnej =
Turpin. 2 tomb stones, j. C-si5 nre uteai JA
Bnrbank. I gin press. 3 pieces puibes, lpiece
rope . G.R. = Co.. u shafts. large. boxes sun
driesl broken. 40 hangers. bu1el& roqs. -
Diecee IRON boxsa. I pkg washers, Euuckles.
4 horpS kardwara no mara 3 ptoWA ! pkg
| red-euds. y. B. Marshall, lot houselou M
niture. ". :. s. 3ozes glassware III Il
T. ". box mdss. mz4
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FOR RENT.
for Rcnf.


VvHF Two-~tory Frame H0ure on Beal street
IN The rear OF the Second Presbyterian
Church. containing nine rooms, servants room
good cisteru, ana In complete reTa7r; AppI
mvI5St so Front street
TOR RENT
Two new Dwelling HourCs, nearly flushed
with all modern convenience on Lino.i
street, between Lauterdale and orleauS streets
in one Of The best neighborhuOds aud the mos
d ightful part OF the city, the street railroad
running within a few steps OF ihe dogr Ken
No. 24 Front nreet.
MayIl.Is7. myl5 2w
FOR LEASE
land Privilege near foot of Poutotoc street
TO feet front on the river. Apply to
h. FORESTER,
myI58t 2S Second street
Z . X h f n Il
"A beautiful SUBURBAN RESIDENCE. sevel
Acres OF Land, Forest. Fruit and Evc7greei
frsss large Garden witn hne strawberry Bed
House has seven rooms and all necessary out
houses. Rect moderate
mvIolw IS2Nladison street.
Z o Z N TT
several Dwelling Houzeson Fourth, Vance
fernando and MOshr streets. Rents moderate
For Legse--everal Lots in North and soul
Memphis and Fort Pickering. Apply 70
A.. CUBDES,
urzI0 9r so Front street.
EOR X + t
Fin large Basement store, corner or JeheT
] son and Main Streets. For terms apply 10
LIuNS. FIES & Co,
-r-S II No. 30 Main street,
/ Tor RENT
-TrosT0RF-HOUsE. on Second street, know
I as The OLYMPIC.
Also.
/ The ARCADE LIVERY STABLE, on the ale
I south OF Madison street, beyween Second an
anti CAN'T & wADDELL.
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FOR CONGRESS
WANTS.
PATENT
A UR A OIL

49,
We want men every where to study their owl
INTEREsr. The right 10 manufacture and sell
the Patent Aurora OIL ia a stngie county VIII
make more money TO the purchaser IN three
months than the largest farm in your state
viii make in a whole year. The Aurora on
actually costs less than one-ha1 the price OF
Coal OIL, and the Illuminating power OF The
E,rora ON il rs mucb -euperiCrf the Coal on
as the Goa oil is to a tallow candle, and Is
No MORE explosive than a tallOw candle Any
Lamp that viii burn Coal OIL will burn the Au-
rora Oil. n does not fmoke the chimney-h
Goes not Smell-it viii not grease or stain the
finest linen-nOte even white cloth. The mate
rial for rs manufacture is inexhaustiols. one
man can make seventy-Gve b2rreS per day.
No machinery required. We will pay y9ur
fare to and from the city Of Memphis and bills
while here, II we cannot prove all, and even
more, than We haye stated. AslDgie county Is
q small foriuue to the man OF enterprise anu
the right to "a State Is untold worth
For further Information, cali On or address
a.. &. Dewitt q Co.
II Mad son street, corner Main,
mylAm Memphis, Tenn.
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FORLouIsVILLE.
FUR CINCINNATI.

FUR CINCINNATI.
Regular Cincinnati Packet
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati
This fine passenger packet leaves -)
for the shove -
THIS Day, May 18th, at 10 am
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO., Agents,
corner Maiu and Madison stS,
myl6 1t or WharfbOat foot MOOrOe ST,
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati.
CALN Ely MgGN-
This splendid passenger packet N
will leave as above -
FRIDAY, Eth inst, al 5 PM.
ARR HARMSTAD & Co, agents,
Corner Main aud Madison sUs-, or
myl5 30 City WhsrfbOat, foot Monroe 81
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/ this market affords, as well a. WILL
TARIF AND ICE DAILY at market rates.
| al nv epoLcOrHe- Of Union and ~DeSolosueeG,
tsfrom 4 AN. TO = pm throughout the season
Ice furnished every day ~ou8ho me week
afsame rates As the other city depets
l n-u- Il. LnL--L-.
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10 y. II. Rock or 4HV Parry In
Ar....EaH- TLrEa NnficP.

THAT At 70 O'Clock m on the sd instant, n
1 the busine s house of Mescnam q IItl1
well an Union street. between Main and Front,
In the city OF Memphis, Tenn, l VIII sen ~
public auction, TO the highest bidder, iOr casn,
thereofas may be necessary 20 pay the charges
on tie same, amounting 20 tie sum OF mr.
hundred and fhiHy-EiZ dollars ana ~seNentL-sLA
cents fsEB 1bt, due the owners 81 silampOa.
" Nat0ma." Said cotton was shipped on ssll
boat at Madison, Ark, ON day OF March, Ae,i
as the property Of n. = Rock, and conhlsnedto
Galbreath, Stewart O. Co., OF Memphis
is. CUMMINGS.
CAPTAIN Steamboat " Eltoma, for owner
MEmnmrs LIZ My s. 1871. mNo uls-
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THERE will be a meeting of ladies in
the Tabernacle, on Court street, to-day,
Thursday, 10th inst, at 10 O'Clock, to
consummate arrangements for the APP
| preaching festival on the Goth instant.
All are desired TO be present.
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WANTED

A HOUSE suitable for the Eind Of business
We are nov doing. One on Front street pre-
L5rred.
We have so casks Hams. Shoulders and JOWls,
/ FOR sale 70 the Trade. lower than you can buy
| them elsewhere. Also, DO barrels Potatoes.
myTOlw WOUCOTT, SMITH & CO.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
myI5 &c

nor SENATOR.-we are requested to
II announce n PILLOW as a can
didate for toe State Senate, from the counties
OF Srelby. Fayette and Upton.
May Il, 1851. myl5 &c
TOEN w. SMITH is a candidate for
u reelection to the Office OF state Senator ioT
The 2Jth District, composing the counties OF
Shelby and Faystte. Election on the FIRST
Thursday in August. ap24u
TOR
NJ. Editor: Please announce me as q candi-
date for reelection to Congress. with the
urlaea Constitution and the unqualified in
dOrsemeut OF the administration Of Andrew
Johnson as my platform Of principles, which
will be more clearly defined ia my forthcoming
" circular address" and a personal interview
prior 10 the election.
aprlg te JOHN W. LEFTwICH.
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THE PUBLIC TO KNOW
That any Book that is 70 be had at any OF the
bookstores in the city. IS for sale or 70 lei al
J.B. SUTTONS Circulating Library,
nv I'm "a Third streel. near cor. Jenerson
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Health is More Precious than Gold
DR.. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases a speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Payable
after cure. Office, 20S Main street.
mphG daW1v
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

AONF ~ 10
Regular 81. Louis, Memphis and Nicksburg
Packet
For Cairo and 81. Louis
RUBICON Blake master
This splendid passenger packet A
will leave as above on go
THIS DAY, 10th inst, at 10 am.
LARRY HARMsTAD & co. Agents,
WhsrfbOat. foot OF Monroe ST.,
myI8 It or cor. Main and Madison sts-
Regular Memphis and 81 Louis Packet.
For Cairo and st. Louis
BELLE ST. LOUIS. -..--.Zsigler master
This splendid steamer will leave -A
as above on -
THURSDAY. 10th inst. at 5 pm.
myI5 e ELEM. CALVERT. srpI-
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CUBBIAS, GUM 6 COOVER,
MILL
LUMBER YARD,
Sos. isl, lss and is5 washington St,
IEMPHIA T~ENNEssEE.

TAvE always on hand a gszsral aHortmsng
81 Of Building and Framing Lum1er % Al
kinds. FLOORING, telling and hezneLol
Ing, walnut, Oaz, hickory, Poplar. CyFrsssan
Yellow Pin Lumber. AL sizes
Are prepared 70 Do All Kinds Of flanlns eha
EnrfarnaA sizes Of Lumber, scroll saNlLss
Wool T1rnfnn and House WOrk Eenela1t
Lattice Work Moulding and star
All orders promptly attendedN A
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FALSE PRETENsEs.-Jno. Murray was
committed to prison yesterday, by Mr.,
Justice Hall. on q charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses. His
chances for a visit to the capital are
more than fair.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

Regular It. Louis and White River Packet.
For Helena. Delta. Friar's Point, sun.
flower, LaeOnia, CarSOn's, COncOruia, Mouth
White River, Indian Bay, -. Charles,
Davall's Bluff and Augusta,
and JacksOnport.
1 & McCUSE .Dufer master
Leaves Memphis for the absve -S
and intermediate points -
THURSDAY. 18th inst, az 2 pm.
W. JAY Johnson. Agent,
mvl5et star Wharfboat.
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Foreigners, Attention.
Nolc Is YOaGF Time to Vote

TKDER the late act or the Lesislature, all
ForeiRners who have resided in the United
States twelve months and IN the State OF Ten
,sssce six months, are EMIT ed to vote. pro-
gfdaI fnev nrst declare their intentions 70 be-
49, cittrsps Of the United states.
"a 10 JOHN DoHoNAE Clerk OF thu Law
and Criminal Courts and get your papers.
myE2 81
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BASE BALL CHALLENGE.-The Enter
prise base ball club have removed their
Grounds a short distance west of the for
mer location, where they have more
space. They desire US to publish the
following challenge
The first nine OF the Enterprise base
hall club hereby challenge las the closing
game for the season on their part a
Kicked nine of the base bali players OF
Memphis. to play 3 match game on the
new grounds of the Enterprise club be-
tween this date and the LIST day Of June
next. All correspondence relating e
his challenge win be addressed TO ID
Osborne, jackson Insurance company
II. OSBORNE,
CAptaiu First Nine 4, 3. b. c,
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Cr1mtry People buying goods in the
city sboGld rot fell IS call at &. LOwen-
stein 5 Bros, who are selling their en-
fire large stock at greatly reduced prices.
myl5 ct
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THE FAIR LAST NIGHT.-Tbere was
another fine attendance of ladies and
gentlemen at the fair last night, and
everything passed of lively and pleas
antly to all concerned. The ladies, Of
course, were looking their prettiest, and
the gentlemen seemed radiant with the
happiness which beamed from the coun-
tenanees of the fair ones. Ice cream and
Strawberries disappeared with 3 magic
like CELEBRITY, only equaled by that with
which greenbacks disappeared from gen.
tlemen's pockets; and the more " sub
stantial y refreshments were not slow in
effeeting their exit. Considerable in
terest was manifested in the voting,
especially for legislative candidates.
| Thus far Ban. Able is having IL all his
: own way. Go to the fair tonight.
Lunch every day from IL I'm. until 2
I n I'M.
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Don't fail to attend the great closing
ont sale of Dry Goods, etc, at cost, at
NJ. Kraus 8 Co.'s, No. SIS Main street,
opposite the Worsham house.
uavI4 Iw
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CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN Con-
vENTIoN.-The Cumberland Presbyte-
rian convention will assemble in the
church Of that denomination this morn
ing. 4 large number of the delegates
have already arrived.
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WITH THE BEST MEATS

T wish 20 announce to the citizens IN ny
L neighb0rbood, b 1 am prep&red 70 tar-
ni-H Enem
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MIsPLACED.-A negro named Solomon
Smith was arrested yesterday charged
with stealing a bale of cotton. 1t ap'
pears that he was watching a lot Of the
staple on the bluff, and that a bale, to
which he had no claim, got mixed up
with his lot. When found the bale was
cut, and could only be identified by the
bsggiug aud rope. An alleged accom-
plice was also arrested. They will have
a hearing to-day.
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DON'T fail to attend the great closing
out sale Of Dry Goods, etc, at cost, at
81. Kraus & Co.'s, No. 2lS Main street,
opposite the WOrsham house.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-16

Trimmings and Ribbons just received
at B. L0wenstein s Bros. myl5 2t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-16

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER-Mr. For
rest appeared last night to a good audi
ence in his great character of King
Learn To say that he is great in the
title role is not enough. He is immense.
and we regret that a larger number OF
Memphians did not honor hin with
their presence. Miss Lille played Cor
della - very creditaLly. She improves
| nightly. Barton Hills Edgar was cor
rect and true. The minor parts were
well rendered. Tonight Damon will be
presented.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-16

INsULTINa-One Martin Kenny wa;
furnished with quarters in the Adam:
street prison, yesterday, charged with
insulting a lady on the street. Some old
quarrel il the cause which will come out
in evidence before the commissioners this
morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-16

RALLY! RALLY! RALLY!i!-Come
one, come all, irrespective Of country OF
color, and listen to the fearless, out
spoken patriot, Emerson Etheridge, who
Will address you on the political issues OF
the day at Court square, at II O'Clock
am. on Friday, 18th instant also at s
O'Clock b.. M. at Greenlaw opera ball. No
true lover Of the interests of our state
and country should omit the occasion
of hearing our noble staudard-bearer.