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POsTPONED-The commencement ex-
ercises of Mrs. Anna ID. Haile's school,
which were arranged for last evening,
were postponed on account Of the gloomy
weather until Monday evening next,
when they will certainly come off at the
Tabernacle on Court street. An inter
esting entertainment in the series of re-
citations may be expected on Jhis coca
siOn.
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HeSperiGn LiaimeRt is the best remedy
for Horses. It cures Cuts, Galds, Sprains,
Swellings, ETC., in three days time. No
10 should be without a supply of the
great Hesperian Liniment. Price only
twenty-five cents. VIM. D'senoh d Co.,
proprietors, st. Louis.
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In the ChanceTy Coart Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. 120-Hanry Rice st 81. vs.. samuel Pollock
ct az.
IT appearing from affidavit in this csuse That
i tbs defendant Benz. r. Johnson, Is q non
resident OF the state Of Tennessee;
II is therefore ordered. That he make MS
city OF Memphis. Tenn, on OF oaiore TIE nrst
Monday in July. 1897, and plead, an
swer or demur 70 complainant Dill, or the
same will BE- raken Tor confessed. as 20 him,
and set for hearing es parte, and that a copy
OF ans order be publehad once q Weeks for
four successive weeks II The Aempns Az
Mopv-afteSt.
INCLUSION ASTON. Clerk and Master.
Nv n i. BIAGK. Deputy Clerk y Aoster-
CENT 3 Waddell. sis for complainant
iel laW1W
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4L0baanG Lime.

urE ars daily receiving Superior Alabama
w Lime, m LARGE qnanlnesl wn3eh We airs
49, corner Linden and Clinton strdsts.
mys5im EpplNs GQLdeHTLY,
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CENTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH.-There
will be preaching at the Tabernacle at
lOI am, and at 81 pm. Services will
commence promptly st the hour.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. JohlNpn, one
of the emancipated, was up Yesterday
before Justice Heinrich charged with
borrowing some property from a neighbor
without leave. He acknowledged the
corn, and was, in default of bonds, fully
committed for trial
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ANNoUNCEMENT
nor CONGRESS-

VOHN W. SMITH is a candidate for
u reelection 10 the Office Of state Senator ior
the 18th District, composing the COUNTIES ~
shelhyeand Fayetle. election on the IT'S
Thursdav in August apAu
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You are requested not to pay any ear.
riers without a certificate from me. anC
to report al the counting desk any ir,
regularity in carriers. l.. DAVIES.
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NOTICES.
r

CTRANED-
From my farm on the PigeUu4 oogt road. be-
tween o and 2 miles from the ciE on Thursday
last. one 4 HORSE. "a TO hands high.
about IL years old, hlemlsh his left eve.
branded on his left hip. On4pONY FILLY,
bay color, long name and tail. Mwuite marks,
is recovering from distCmpsrl n one leav-
ing the above at my place, or L. z me infor-
nation leading 20 their recOve viii be suit
ably rewarded.
iel6 I've ID. ELAN.
7 OST OR MISLAIDH
Acertifcate for four shares OF sital stock IN
the Memphis and Ohio Railroad ornpsny; said
certificate numbers three hunC and eight,
n issued May 18th, 1857, 20 IL.ngIish, nov
deceased, for which ]. intend A~ppiy TO tie
Treasurer OF the Company for duplicate Of
the same. JOHN 4SRATH,
Executor ofsald Wm. EnA1h's Estate.
I. my@ 3wo rs
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One hundred thousand dollars worth Of
goods must be sold to make ROOM. See
Elsonsi advertisement.
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Ladies handkerchiefs, collars and enlr
~broideries at less than cost OF importa-
ton. See Elsous' advertisement.
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STAMPs.-By reference to u inan-
ella and commercial column on the
fourth page, it will be seen that the dim
cuIty arising from the uncancelled
revenue stamps has not yet been settled.
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DIVINE SERVICE will be held by Rev.
f. A. Neders, at II am, at the criminal
court room. Second street.
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TELEGRAMs.-The following e eRrams
remained in the Office Saturday, the 18th
instant: W. F. Mcintyre. +. W Smith,
Gates, Wood & Co., A. VaecsrO, James
Brown. Office open from s 10 10 am.
and from to 9 nm.
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PLANTATION AND NBWE-ni
SAW MILL FOR SALE. ?

A RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING I
a vestmenL The plantation Is known ~
town or De Lake Bluff" on bite river, A ii
miles above the Memphis and Little Rod. Il
road crossing, conrainingbetWee four As
huudred acres, about one hundred as
as feet above The iats OVERFLOW, the
heavily umbered, together with the wlbIsk
half interest in a NEW STEAM SAW
forty horse power Engine, BlacEsmiu1'A
L~arleuUsrs Tools, Wagons and all mecca Is
a-ppurtenances for running the same. Thee
q dne Mansion with nine rooms, a C1stern,k y
pacity bEN g~aIlOnEJ three Cabins, "a WaFehoui
two good Wood Yards, aud the best landR
on the river. The above viii be sold at loV
Ures and on easy terms. For further pan
lars address Mrs. 81. L. 4
mv4T ADneaI OF /
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POsTPONED.-On account of the heavy
rain on Friday, which put the track In a
Dad condition, the race between the
mare Emma Dunn and the horse Tom.
Worley, best two in three, was postponed
till Tuesday evening at five o'clock, when
a sharp contest may be looked for.
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august Berton's Confectionery and
Bakery, corner Of Fourth and Poplar
streets, has a splendid Ice Cream Saloon
for ladies and families connected with
his establishment. Also furnisbea fam
lilies with Ice Cream put up 10 Ice, from
a quart upwards, The greatest and best
varieties of fresh Candies, Bread and
Cake, all of his own manufacture, con-
stantly on hand. je16 Nv
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DON'T ForgettO Hsit the great closing
out sale Of Damaged Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots and Shoes, attn Kraus & Co.'s, No.
2lS Main street, next to Ward & Lee
Guere's Drug Store. The Goods must be
sold within thirty days, regardless of cost
or value.
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"BREAK of DAY OK TheSAIN.
Six weeks and we have
clear Tuesday EVENING". Apon
which DR., Erskine deli..Io tho elo-
quenC lecture-and no<ets.s Sidows
and orphans" make one more bid for
public consideration. At is 10 be hoped
that next Tuesday night viii be bright,
and that the hundreds who have been
80 long waiting to hear Gen. Chalmers
brilliant lecture will then be gratified.
Il does seem strange that even the
elements should, apparently, 0onspiTe
against our unfortunate people, but Col.
Kerr says he won't change the night,
come what will, and lis determined
to fight il out IN that line if
il takes all summer BE intends
to give Chalmers q fair chance at the
" Break Of Day" after supper o a Tues
day night If he has to run him into the
dry, hot dog days Of August this time,
though we think all will be. propitious,
and if 50, the gallant general will be
greeted with an immense audience.
Those lUhO are friends Of the "uidO9Cs
and orphans Of the Confederate SOL
dierS" have agreed to give Tuesday
evening exclusively to the "FaRny
Thurston lectures" in future, so that no
outside interference may be anticipated.
The young planter will be on hand to
declaim a thrilling selection at the close
of the lecture. Then, remember the
Tabernacle and Gen. Chalmers lecture
Tuesday night.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. THE CITY.-Be-
I sides the two churches already estab-
| lished and well known, Rev. A. B. Mil
ler's and Rev. DR.. Ford's,) the Baptists
are making c-ommeudable efforts, with
encouraging prospects of success, to
establish two more churches-One in
Chelsea, where there is already a small
interest, and another in South Memphis,
where there is a large and inviting field
and a strong desire on the part of many
good and influential citizens for another
church. Rev. Mr.. Caperton, an able and
highly educated minister, has already
arrived in the city, and will, as We are
informed, enter Immediately upon the
work in Chelsea, where he has the
assurance OF q support and the prospect
of being very useful. And we are also
informed that the Rev. Champ Common,
an able and distinguished minister of the
Baptist church, Will be in the city this
week, with a view to the work ia the
southern part Of the city. He would be
a valuable accession to any community,
and we congratulate our Baptist friends
on the prospect of his permanent loca-
ton in our midst. The Jealous efforts of
the Baptists to extend their borders are
highly commendable, and we'wish them
success. Let Others do likewise. Surely
there is enough, work enough for
all.
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Briggs &c Peterson have just received
200, 900 bushels of the besO s6sHg Coal.
We have removed to No. II Madison
street, aud are ready to ill all orders.
We are thankful to the public for the
liberal patronage they have bestowed on
US, and hope for q Continuance of the
same, may29tf
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GGgoso Planning MU.-This large
establishments is situated on Adams
street, beyond the bayou, and is 0wned
and conducted by Messrs. Russell,
Groves & Co, who are high-toned, hon.
orable gentlemen, aud thorough business
men, and keep constantly on hand every
variety Of lumber and every other article
in their line. They do an extensive
business, aud have now in their employ
over two hundred wOFkmen, who are
kept busy filling the large number Of
orders which they are receiving.
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Tie 4urorG OG.-The introduction
Of this oil is destined t. work q great
revolution in the lighting world. It
possesses May advantages over all other
means OF light, frOm the fact that 1t is
much cheaper than gas OF coal oil, is free
from any offensive smell, and best of all,
nOn-explostve. We have examined it
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro-
nOunce it superior to anything eXtant
for the purposes for which it is recon-
mended. 1t is also superior to turpen-
tine for paints, oils and varnishes. The
proprietors, Messrs. II. c. Dewitt & Co.
have an Office at q Madison street, but
they dispose of state and county rights
to manufacture OILY. Their patent has
seventeen Years 10 run. Territory is
being sold rapidly, and parties desiring
to make money will ind this a good in
vestment Don't forget, "a Madison
street, up stairs. ap2l IF
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VALUABLE PROPERTY
IN FHE CITY FOR
sale and Lease.

ONE HOUSE and LOT in Chelsea, beautifully
located. Fhe Lot cIntains J acre Of ground,
ana he House is ample to accommodate a
small family. This property is for sale.
FOR LEASE-FWO NEW HOUSES on Vance
street, with all the modern improvements
These Houses are complete in every respect.
FOUR VACANT LOTS On Third street.
TWO VACANT LOIS on fernando street
TWO LARGE STORE HOUSES in the PruviRe
Block. On Main street. four stories in hight.
and well arranged for business purposes
TWO LOTS on Gsyoso street.
WI LOTS in SOufh Memphis, adjacent to
the River viii lease the lots or sand Priv
eieges separately.
Present Tenants have the preference to re-
new Leases
For full particulars apply to
WISDOM g. DUFF,
NO. 10 West Court Street.
my3Itf
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Special Notice.-The steamer Coma
mercial connects at DuvsI's Bluff every
Monday with the train for Little Rock,
and every Wednesday with the train from
Rock, so cents per one hundred pounds.
Passage, SIT. For freight or passage,
apply to AEvY & MILLER, Agents,
my12 2aws&ttf 81 Madison street,
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SENT UP.-Tho negro boy named
Beverly Jones, who was arrested On
Friday, charged with stealing a quantity
Of dry goods from b. Lowenstein & Bro,
had an examination before Justice
Moore yesterday, when the testimony
was so clear against him that the nagis-
trate thought be should be sent up.
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TIE BoNps TO RE lssuED.-At the
election held yesterday, TO take the sense
OF the people IN reference to the issuing
Of bonds for paving purposes, the vote
stood as follows:
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To the People of West tennessee.


Hon. EMERSON ETHERTDGE, Conserv.
alive candidate for Governor, will ad.
dress the people of West Tennessee al
the following times and places Purdy,
Saturday, June 18th; Bolivar, Monday.
June 18th; Jackson, Tuesday, June
18th Humboldt, Thursday, June 10th
Dresden, Saturday, June 22d.
Papers Of the distrieSare requested to
publish the above list Of appointments.
THE CAMPAIGN.-The Hon. John w.
Smith, conservative candidate for the
state senate, will address the people OF
Shelby county at the common law court
room, on Friday night at eight O'clock,
on the political issues of the day. W. J.
Smith, OF Hardeman, is requested to be
present. Let all parties turn out to hear
Justice and the right.
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The ReU. Leroy J. Ealsey, D. d., for
merry Of Louisville, KY, will occupy the
pulpit at the Second Presbyterian church
on Sabbath morning, June 18th. Eje15 2t
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RETURNED.-We were pleased to meet
yesterday our friend Milford, of the firm
of Dewitt & Co., the proprietOrs Of the
celebrated Aurora oil. His many friends
will be glad to learn that he has entl ly
recovered from his late attack of illness,
and may be found at his Office on Madi-
sons street, as usual. May his shadow
never grow less,
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By this it will be seen that only seven
hundred votes were cast, six hundred
and forty-six of which were in favor Of
issuing the bonds. SO sure was the cleo
ton, that a majority Of the tax ayers
refrained from voting. Hurrah for the
pavement, we say, with all our hearts !
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
Regular 81 Francis River Packet.
For Helena, WittsburS and 81. Frnusfs
River,
MOLLIE HANBLETQN ..--Bowuau Magter
This splendid passenger packet r.
leaves on 1874
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at S ma.
LARRY HNRMSTAD q q Agents.
Corner Main and Madison SIS,
IelG Il or city WharfbOat foot Monroe st.
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NEW MUsIC.-We are in receipt Of 8
new piece of music entitled the -
Female College March" cong sar .5y
Miss NJ. a. II. Simmons, ans S~tpHeated
to Miss Lizzie Collins, MeRff6is, pub
lished by +. KatZanbach, No. BY Main
street. A splendid Autograph of the col
lege is gotten up in a very creditable
manner
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Land Tor - ~.

4 n undivided one-haIf 10 uerest in Sol Der
"A Of Red river bottom LAID, in ~ 3et
and SEWER counties, Arkansas.
This interest. The title % which is perH wv
be sold al q low figure, for Oue-third lan
the remainder at one and two year,, lefol
interest. and
Also, 300 acres Of magnificent a hsi
river bottom land, above al overflow. a u
finest body Of land in the state, in 30
county, Arkansas.
These lands NiI be sold together or pa
cells, for cash. ~
Apply TO PIKE ADA =
Attorneys agA e.
mh2-tf gQ3 Main street. Is
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CdlicoS fast colors, from eleven 10 If
teen cents per yard. See Elsons' adVeF-
tisemenG.
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No damaged goods, but defy compsu-
ton. See Elsons' advertisement.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, June 70, 1867.
Hon. W. o. Lonand, Mayor:
The property owners upon the streets
being paved are liable for al the expen-
ses of the city incurred toward the pave
ment. The engineers work and the cart
age are as necessary to the execution
Of the work as the laying of the blocks
-andif they are liable rar the latte
they are fer the hrst. 1t matters not
whether the expenses are embraced in
one account, OF separated in two, i
suppose the property owners, Il they I'M
y I'D the matter, viii ihterpose 20
to the payment of this small
account. Upon the other question of
the liability of the churches to ave in
front of their buildings, there can also
be no difficulty. This property is not
exempt gnder any general law from
this liability and unless they are ex-
empted by the action of the Board of
Mayor and Aldermen, the property must
be made to Dear Its equal share of the
expenses Of the pavement.
Very respectfully,
lSignedl r, J. MORGAN,
Jel5u City Attorney.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
FoR NEW

Regular Memphis and New Orierns Wednes-
day Packet.
For Napoleon VieksburS. hatcher aud
New O~rIeRna.
hubEht T. LAB---.. -.---., Richardson MASTER
This splendid passenger steamer r.
viii leave as above EN
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at5pm.
WAY JOHNSON. Agent,
Jeioot star Whzfboat.
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3
FoR RIVE.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Regular MeLEphis and White River Tuesday
Packet.
For Helena Eriar's Point, DuvaII's
Biun, Little ROeE, Augusta, Des Arc
and ~JacksOnport.
This elegant passenger packet L.
viii leave uxe
TUESDAY, 18th inst, At 5 pm.
LEVY q MILLER, Agents,
1elGH ~ Madison street
Regular Memphis aud White River Tuesday
Packet.
For Helena. DELTA Frfar's Polnf, sun
Hover, LacOmie, CarsOn's, COncOTdia. Mouth
White River, Indian Bay, 81 Charles,
DaVnll's Bluff and AuRUsta.
and Je~cksoupOrts
COMMERCIAL ashford master
This new and splendid passenger r.
steamer wiz leave as above on ~
TUESDAY, 18th inst, at S pm.
JAMES T. BOURNE q Co Agents.
-. NO " J~eferSou street.
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1.-THE EuqeniG."-We notice by the
Gazette Of Madame Demorest, Of New
York that this style Of Silk Cloaks are a
perfect rage in Paris. They are a COM
pound Of Algerian and European dress.
Their peculiar Chinese look make them
extremely attractive, and w notice that
J. II. LOewenstine < Bros, No. 23I Main
street, Clay building, are selling at retail
their immense stock of Dry Goods, No
tons, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, Hats,
etc, at less than New York cost. Re-
member the plaee-Clay building. Il s%his
house is selling first class goods at hnar-
vsllous low prices. Take our advice:
call on them for extreme cheap goods.
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We hare for charter, by the day. a fine
pleasure Steamer for Pie Mics and other
excursions. Boat large and roomy, and
capable Of carrying eight hundred per-
sons. Apply to r. P. Walt q Co, No. 5
prodlv hinok iaK4t#
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D REWARDI

Where we win be happy 10 serve them with
TBsyis In RAGLAND. BRO. & C.
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FOR 3

Regular st. Louis, Memphis and V~icksburg
Packet
For Helena, Gaines euatoe
Lake Proviaenee and Vieksbarg.
WELCOME Eobpso, -
THIS spLenGd passenger steamer r.
VIII l2ve IS ABOVE N
MONDAY, nth inst. at5pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD & co, Agerts
Corner Main and MadfsO, -
JeloH and City WharfbOat foot Wonroa 81
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Memphis and Meuad Olty Ferry Packet.
PEOSTA-.--.-M. r. CHEEK, Master.
AVE the Landing, loot Of II
- ADAMS strefu - "a and -
yand 9oclock am, and 1 and ) O'Clock pm.
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Whose Dig Goods Store is that next
to Ward & LeGuere's Drug Store ? it is NJ.
Kraus d Co.'s Damaged Stock, where
you can by Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, ETC., ct your own price.
Must be sold within twenty days.
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z AVI IN G.


AAAlAA GHFAAEH
HEnFHls, tEsE, June l. 1857
Bids for paving the following streets Will
Nicslsou pavement wiz he resolved at this
once until the 90 day OF June, 1867. to-wit.
MAIN. from Auction DoEouth street PDELAk
from Front street 70 Boundary avenue; Jtk-
FERBON, from frOBt 70 its Intersection with
Pigeon HOosJ road EEAL, rom Shelby TO De-
Soto street, SHELBY nom Union 10 south
~ MADISON, from the bayou 10 Charleston
avenue and CHARLESTON AVENUE. from
the bayou 70 The Memphis and Charleston
Depot.
1ERMs OF PAYMENr-Memphis City Bonds.
payable al i've, ten snd Eileen years, D. equal
proportions, WIKI six per cent. COUPONS al
Iached. payable se~mi-anuualy. Principal M
interest guaranteed and provided for by asink-
ing fund set aside tor that purpose.
Plans al spec neafions may be seen In the
once Of the City Engineer. BIDS must besealel
and directed 70 the Mayor and Finance COM
nittee. ". .. LOFLAND,
Ee2 3w Mayor.
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THE MATRIMONIAL MARHET.-The
matrimonial market during the past
week has been lively. pwenty-siX
licenses have been issAed by The county
clerk, and the following certificates re-
turned, showing that the parties had
been properly united: Francis AleXan-
der and Margaret Hunt, Feb. 18th; T.
L. HaEkinB and Miss Fannie Moore, June
18th; A. X. C0EGa and Miss S. e. Web
her, Feb. 5th: John hays and Francis
Duke, June 10Th; Harry c. Wilton and
Fannie II. Gibbs, June 5th NJ. w. De-
Wolf and Miss Emma Curtis, May 10Th ;
). w. Hirchee and Miss Mary McWil-
liams. May ID; r. D. Goodlett and
Miss S. NJ. Meredith, June 9Th; w. ".
Milan and Miss Annie Bowers, June
4th Harrison Hammond anu Ella Hill,
June Sd; S. J. Whitwell and Miss MOllie
Hutchinson, June Sth John Cunning
ham and Miss Kate DriscOll, June 5th;
Michael Quinn and Miss Bridget Cook,
June I'd; W. L.. Wilson and Ellen Gu
sack, June LIST; Patrick Flannery and
Miss Mary Hargan, May Nth; J. II
Murphy and Miss A. J. O'Brien, hiay
2Sth; J.. CASTILLO and Miss Sallie
Walsh, May 2Sth J. T. Conrad
and Miss Rebeeca Mccall, May 2Sth
NJ. Clancy and Margaret Kavney,
Nay Dist: H. a. McCroskey and Miss
G. /. Clapp, May 2lst; W. E. Glover
and Miss 81. B. Williams, May Dist; w.
H. Ferguson ami Miss NJ. M. Norris,
May I4th; J.. S. Galloway and Miss NJ.
(. Tucker, Nav 18th Michael Gaja-
CHER and Miss NJ. Pelican, May 10Th
Martin Beatty and Miss Mary Carvey,
May 9th John Shuttleworth and Eliza
beth Smethurst. May % James Mona
CHAN and Mrs. ". &. Irwin, April 3Oth
Henry Moore sud Mrs. Lizzie Smith,
April 3Oth; I6chael Harrington and
Miss Ellen Sud, April 22d.
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NOTICE.
s10 Main street.

HAVING purchased the entire stock Of Boots
~ and shoes OF MeSsrs- MICkLE SMITH q
RAGIAND. we invite our friends andthep pub
IL - visit "a Al their old stand
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-16

OFFICE MEMPHIS BOARD OF USDzRwRIr'Rs.1
Mz.PHIa, TESN., June A 1857.
TN order to more edectualiy suppress incsn-
L disrism within "a city Of Memphis, a re-
ward Of
Two Thousand Dollars
will be paid BY the Memphis Board OF Under
writers 10 any policeman or other persons who
snail procure the arrest aud legal conviction OF
any person or persons guilty OF firing any
premises insured hy any OF the Insurance
Compsules comprising this Board
iA1 BY ORDER OF THE BOARD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-06-16

Ii. Kraus d Co., No. 213 Main street,
next to Ward & LeGuere'a drug store, are
determigea 10 close cut their damaged
stock within thirty days. Country mer-
chants, planters and citizens, do well and
call early, as the stock must be sold re-
gardless Of cost or value.