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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-01-12

their measures That was not sl fbey wore dong or
could do. they lay directly the door 10 specie
payments, which could DO reached until their
franchises were changed. Although national In name,
they we're MOI so in reality. They werc uneQuay dis
trib1ted IS TO locality. They did not protect
deposiIors, and in ordinary times they could not
protect bllhoders Although under the fostering hands
Of the government and SO recently born 70 e ten Of
these institutions had failed and the Comptroller OF The
Currency congratulated tho country that the total loss
to the public would be only about 81, 900 900. This
under circumstances unavorahe TO test the true prp.
ciples involved The amounts we're small aud the times
were not pressing upon the value OF securities. The
House knew tna me national banks had not paid
depositors II would be seen N they could always pay
billhoders lie would ask what measures were reaui.
site 70 remedy the existing financial difncuhss'
In the course now being pursued 10 yards the soutbcrn
Statcs bondholders the seeds OF chronic decay The
political reconstruction OF those States would have sup
pei them not only with the prouucs Of superior crops
but also with immigration capital and credit This alone
would have reduced the premium on gold for the past
two years fully half which would have been nosn
per cent ON the revenues OF the for too
years, say $1,000 O00, 600. There vas thop n direct
loss OF $3.50 000 besides lose 10 the people
practical effect, and also that tho House should
show the country what could rely upon no gave notice
that the first opportunity he should present In due
form the following resolution
Whereas the interests or this nation demand ne early
feturn 10 the standard NJ world as can be con-
sas 6a s sas srs Se rncpss gr 70
sny 70 the amount q currency Furnished the people.
pofoe eafreocy Sir ns "pa see,fi,
Resolved That the Committee oa Ranking and Currency
be and s hereby directed 70 inquire into the erpedency
period q years and also no. The ranehscs o. the natons
nanSs can oe SO changed ss 70 Furnish the hiholdcrs
shal occur Or how te blls o. tie said national banks may
tons thereto pertaining and report ~ bill o. Otherwise
TIE Law o. iprRicnsEsT AND MICRO RAcE--sPEg0H
Mr. wArp. ,rop, Of NY, addressed dare m. Committee
arguing against the legal position assumed by the
minority OF the Judiciary Copmltcs reference 10 the
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The monthly statement Of the Treasury Department
dsfloser the fact thst current expenses for the
month on December last $40 600 600 At this rate
costs Ua under tho preeent $367 200
per year or considerably than $1,000 00J pr day
ar about 500 evory minute
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-29
THE SHOOTING YESTERDAY
MORNING.
Sergeant Brown under Arrest.

Yesterday evening, about 8 O'Clock,
young Ringwald, who was shot by Ser
geant Brown, of the First District Me-
tropolitan Police, night before last, died
from the effects of the wound. In an
other place we give statement of the
arrest of the ruffians, on whose account
the unfortunate youth met so early and
terrible a death. We were in full pos
session of ell the facts in this affair
yesterday morning before writing our no
tice of it, but at the request of Sergeant
Brown, and in difference to his feelings,
we did not give them or his name.
Ringwald, We are told, was young
man ofexcellent natural disposition, but
of late hsd fallen into bad habits and
bad company, and had rapidly gone the
downward path. We sympathize deeply
with his bereaved mother and sister, but
cannot but exonerate the young and
faithful police officer who killed him.
Sergeant Brown was clearly in the pros
ecut.on of his duty, and therefore should
not be held responsible in the matter.
However, it is not for Us to judge, and
the Commissioner will no doubt thor
oughly sift the affair this morning.
Ringwsld will be buried this evening at
A O'Clock.
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THE ARMOUR IpJsTITUTE.-Tne con-
cert and concluding exercises of this In
stitute took place n tie evening of the
25th inst, at the Institute building, on
Madison street, and from lack of space
have not ieen hitherto noticed. 4 cor
respondent who was present writes US as
follows concerning the affair:
''The exercises W ere in character and
kind, such as we usually have on such
occasions. A. noticeable feature Of the
evening was, the pronlptness, order and
precision with which everything was
done, showing that thoroughness had
been arrived at and attained by both
pupil and teacher. Misses Matte Banks
and Laura Mulholland, two very beau
tiful and highly accom- .plished young Ia
dies, each read original essays and re-
eeived the academic horrors of the Insti-
tute, and were very appropriately adj
dressed as graduates by the Rev. DR..
Witherspoon. Miss Null lolland's delivery
Of the valedictory was most admirable.
In vocal and instrumeI ital music Misses
Banks, Drew, MulhoHand, Katie and
Jennie McCombs, acquitted themselves
most creditably. Some humored dia-
logues and declarations by Masters
Armstrong, Cogswells Wolcott, Jack,
Davis, Edmonds, Drew and Miss' Nellie
Drew, amused the audience very much.
Masters Wolcott and Edmonds, two OF
the largest boys in the school, did them
selves much credit in declamat ion. In
short, everything by everybody, teacher,
pupils, audience-was admirabl condue-
ted, and the occasion was m Ost pleas
ant one.
.lE. A. W.
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PERSONAL.

The Rev. Father Powers, who for
four wears and half has been in our
city, and through sickness and health,
through storm and sunshine, through
evil and good report, has been with the
parishioners Of st. Peters, left US yester-
dav for other fields OF labor. His new
charge is the "St. Clair Academy"
near Sinsinawa Mound, Wis, which is
ss:d to be one of the most delightful and
healthy situations in the world. Father
Powers. Who was worn down by his
close attention 10 his paraehisl duties,
needs rest and cool northern sir, and
though we regret to lose him, We cannot
but rejoice that he has sn opportunity OF
q ehsnge of air, and mental and ply
sieal recuperation. Wherever he goes
the prayers and best wishes Of his flock
will ever follow him, His place will be
supplied by the Rev. Father Fortune,
whom we had the pleasure of meeting
Yesterday, and whom we hope will re-
ceive a right hearty welcome.
Mr.. Brush, OF the First National
Bank, arrived in the city yesterday,
from Io1isyille, whittier he had been on
a short business Visit.
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LAGRANGE.
The Examination Week at the
Academy.
Corregpoadence Memphls Appeal.l

Correspondence Memphis Appeal
LAGRANGE, Tenn, June 25 1865.
The last week of June is always 8
"great timen in Lagrange, that being
the week when the mole and female
schools close their annual sessions OF ten
months; always winding up each with
an examination of the students, and IA
the case of the Female College, with the
usual commencement exercises. On
Wednesday the examination of the boys
OF the High School, for boys and young
men, under the superintendent OF the
Rev. Leonard II. Milliken, assisted by
Henry F. Scott, a. M, began and closed
last night, with an oratorical exhibition
by the more advanced students, st the
great hall of the Female College, which
had been kindly granted for the purpose.
The boys, one and all, stood most cred
liable examination. Indeed, L DO not IN
the least exaggerate when / say that
their Rotations in public showed de-
gree of proficiency, and a thorough fsmlI-
iarity with their various studies truly
remarkable, ard redounding greatly to
the credit ana reputation Of their thor
oughly, well qualified and most efficient
teachers, Messrs. Milliken and Scott
None of their answers seemed to be by
rote,n las is too often the CASE, but ap-
peared to eviuee thorough acquaintance
with their studies in every instance.
Last night very large audience as
sembled at the Female College to wit
ness the closing exereises-tO hear the
boys declaim-some OF them speaking
their own pieces, but most of them selsc-
lions from the best specimens OF
American oratory, and the English
nd Gil n
them without exception, acquitting
themselves with great credit and to the
satisfaction OF their many unlocking
friends snd relatives in the audience.
Some Of the little boys, some apparently
not more than eight or niue years old,
won great applause; and one tiny little
fellow, we noticed, had bouquet thrown
TO him at the close OF his piece, which
was quite as large as himself.
The defamation of the boys was
agreeably interspersed with quite num-
her of pieces of music, vocal and instru-
mental, performed by the different
members OF our well known band Of
amateurs, both ladies and gentlemen, as
sisted by Professor Baldwin, distin-
guished master of the violin, from New
Orleans
Altogether, LAGRANGE has reason to
be proud of its high school for boys and
young men, reason to plume itself on the
possession of a pair Of teachers in the
persons of MessTs. Milliken and Scott,
who are unquestionably quite up with
their profession, and thoroughly CONVEX
SAINT with all its best and latest "in-
They are rs well qualified
to prepare boys for college as any
tescInars have ever known: and if 8
young man wishes to complete, MS
studies here, be can receive rom them
sa tborouph a classical education as at
any college, and as thorough a sclentlnc
one too, having the peenilar Iscinties
uossessed by most colleges "a the way Of
apparatu5, cabinets, etc, r.
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To CLERGYMEN.-In order to furnish
our readers with a full directory Of the
different pieces Of worship in our city,
We request the clergy, Catholic and
Protestant, to furnish us Al their earliest
convenience with a statement Of their
regular hours Of service, and the location
and denomination Of their churches.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-29

La sALETTE ACADEMY, conducted by
the Dominicans Sisters, will give its
third annual concert on Tuesday even
ing the 3Oth inst. Patrons and friends
who may not have received cards by
Tuesdsy morning, and who desire to at
tend, will please send 10 the Academy,
IFS Third street, to obtain them, as no
one will be admitted without card.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-29

Early Marriaxes.-Dr. Franklin advocated
Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this and other Subjects, being GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and Coniuga1 Felicity, by benev-
olent Physicians, sent by mail. in sealed letter
envelopes, fres OF charge, Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. Box Pr Philadelphia, Pa,
mai Sm
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iel4dawlm
DIR. MorsImore az Buena vista springs.
RusseIIviiIs, Kentuei<y.

BUESA VEsrA SPRINGS, RUssKLLvILLE, LO-
gan county, Ky.-My friends in the South who
desire 70 consult OF place themselves under my
treatment, can address or come and consult me
personally nom this date until LIST or OCTOBER
next, at this favorite Watering Place, and these
fore viii still devote my attention TO treat
ment Of all the various forms Of On RoNIC DIS
EAsEs, especially 10 DEsedses q ne 1i9ags so0
sfilictive forms Of FENALE DISEASES.
ie9 istwavan ID. MORT1MORE, d. ID.
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CITY MATTERS.

To TIE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL
Subscribers are requested to report 10 the
Superintendent OF Circulation, at our Count
ing-room, No. IS jefferson street. any irTegu-
lariiies or failures on the part Of our caniers
in delivering their papers promptly and regu-
larry. Any complaint viii be Immediately
attended to.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-29

DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-By a general
request, mass meeting OF the Demo-
Gratis of Shelby county is hereby called
to assemble at the Exchange Building
on Wednesday evening a. eight O'Clock,
for the purpose Of preparing for the
ensuing campaign and edeetiDg thor
ough organization. 1 am authorized to
say that the Hon. Albert Pike, Col. W.
T. Avery, Gen. Chalmers and other dis
tingHishea Speakers will % present and
address the meeting.
By order. etc, MIDI. STEWART,
Chairman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-29

Butchers Lightning FIy-Kiner.-Chea
and destructive. Every sheet viii all quart.
Don't be pestered with flies. Give them the
sREEr LIGHrNIse and rest in peace. Ask for
DUToHER's, and take no other.
Sold everywhere. iel4dawlm
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THE Following Books, viz /:

., VOLS. Shaksp eare (rlustrated), vols Lives
< 81 the saints vol Plutarehs lives, vols.
Sovels. IS vols National Portrait Gallery, 2
vols Cooley 5 Magazine, vol. DIR Bazaar Ger
mani 2 vols. quaFto Imperial Bibles, Morocco
ND 1ilt edge: vol Testament l vol. Internal
Rsyenue Laws vols.COde OF Tennessee, Vol.
Criminal Pleadings, 4 vol. Medical Journal.
/ vol. Walter Scorts Poems, vo,s- Church
lracfs 7 vols. Church Review, ! vol. Mission
pook I vol. American Encyclopedia. I vol.
IouTns Il Of the General Convention (EpiseO-
pa D, viii be sold TO pay charges, unless called
{of within thirty days. -
'N {. +. CHAMBERLIN 4 co.
Memphis, Jane q, 1865, ie27 lw
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THE soNs Of TEMPERANCE are con-
stantly increasing in number, and we
know of no other reason than that the
old " topers have been using the "Great
General Restorative which creates q
dislike for the use Of liquors, and caused
them TO mjine.D For sale by
tn2llf FORSTER. KEALHOFER & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-29

MERCHANTS."-Ieee cold Ale and POr-
fer, on Grarght, 10 cents; lee cold ''Ealf
and Hssf,ss 10 coats straighs sad mai xels
drinks, 40 cents. Try IL, at the '.Her-
chants northeast corner HAHN and
Madison streets
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-29

RICE, STIx & Co.'s ST ock of White
Goods and Hosi. ry is complete, and is
offered at less Ii, an New York cost on
account Of removal, rrevions to LIST OF
August. je25 Nv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-29

THE allotted tine of DR.. James stay
in Memphis having expired, he will in
future be addressed at his home Office, 81
and SO Randolph street, Chicago, and
postofice address, box 1858 Chicago, Ill.
See advertisement in another column,
for particulars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-29

EXTENSIVE arrangements have been
perfected for the manufacture of the
Great General Restorative, and after to-
morrow it will be found in ali the prin-
cipal Drug Houses of the city at whole
sale and retail.
FORSTER, KEALHOFER s co,
fe2SS General Agents, 2O9 Main street.
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PLEASE remember that the next thirty
days are your only chaneeto buy bars
gains at closing sale Of Dry Goods Of
Rice, Silk & Co. je25 Nv
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Losr.-On Friday, June 5th, a small
nugget Of native gold ore. 1t was in the
shane OF leaf, and had been worn as q
bosom pin. Having become detached
from the pin, &c was lost sometime dur
ing Friday. A reward will be paid for
II II left at this Office.
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TwEETY-NINTH DAY-M0Hddy.-Sl

TWEETY-NINTH DAY-Monddy.-Sun
rises SOL sets T;54.
Saints.-St. Peter the Apostle, GS; st.
Hemma, widow, 1915.
Born.-Sr Henry Yelverton, eminent
English Judge, 1866.
Died.-Msrgaret Beaufort, Countess Of
Richmond, mother Of Henry VII, 1909;
Henry Clay, great Wing Statesman,
1852, Washington; Elizabeth Barrett
Browning, pOetess, 1861, Florence.
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FIVE hundred pairs Of Linen and
Cottonsde Pants, at 81 25 per pair, st
2Ss Main street. Rice 4 Eugel.
je27 If
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RETURNED TO DUTY. We were
pleased to meet on the streets on Satur-
day and take by the hand our friend,
Col. r. P. Duncan, who has just returned
from prolonged trip to Mobile, whittier
he had gone for the benefit of his feeble
health. The pure air of our beautiful
sister of the gulf the rides upon her glo-
rious shell road, the salty air and elegant
fare Of Charlie Coblenzer's Belle Vue,
GUS or John Bowers, or Charlie Fred
eFique's splendid fish dinners and de-
lieious salt baths, or the delightful society
of Arlington and Uncle John Hurtel, p
have worked wonders, and the Colonel
comes back to us rejuvenated iu body
and mind, and ready to go into the legal
arena a new man. He viii be grad to
meet his old friends at his law office,
No. TO West Court street, where he is
henceforth to be found in the harness
again.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-29

RICE, sTIx & Co. offer their House
furnishing Goods lower than they can be
bought for East, on account of removal
previous to 1st of August. je25 lw
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POLICE ITEMS.

-Thera we're sixteen arrests made up
to eleven o'clock az adams Street Sta
ton last night. Several Of the charges
were very serious, and Commissioner
Bardetps court will attract great deal
ct attention joday.
The first names Oh the docket of the
First District. this morning, are bud +"
Patton and Hans Margium, the one
charged with resisting an officer in the
disch srge of his duty, and the other has
been wsDs4d" by the polics for two
months past. We gave in our issue Of
Yesterday an account OF the cart played
by these two worthless in the att@ir
which eulminsted in the tragedy of yes
terGav morning. About five O'Clock a. N.
~. Vter6sy, the police visited the feed
o,oro Of RlagWald, on Poplar street, near
.to ;. vgu, aud on searching it found
p.+,o,' ,oucsaied il the cellar in the
rear On .Neing arrested, Patton pro-
teatad most SC tsInnly and pertinaciousIy
tbat NaroiDm bad left the city, bat
Tho very vebeme. nee OF his declarations,
CONVINCED the shar,T -witted, lgnx-eyed
police that the game o. which thsy we're
In search was Gin cover" somewhere
near them, and they Immediately insti-
tuted q search on the premises an5 in the
BAYOU. where. under the bridge, standing
close to an sbutment and half concealed
by it, tltey found him. On being called on
tosurrender he at lCst refused, hut seeing
q six shooter leveled on him, be sue
cumbed, and with his pal were marched
to the Ad Ims street station, where they
were jagged. The esse will be examined
by the Com unissioners to-day.
Mary Kennedy and Mary Howard,
of Happy hollow notoriety, yesterday
afternoon had a most gorgeous set TO-"
in which chair, caliker and sieh," suf-
fered awfuliy. Mary Kennedy bnaged
Mary Howard's peppers, and treated her
nose in such a manner as that she was
likely to spill "ali the blood Of one of the
Howard's.p The little affair will be set
tied to day.
There was q big free fight in Pinch
last evening. Only a little scratching
and chawing. Considering that there
were six combatants engaged, and all
from the "gem of the sea-" there was
no damage done except six pair of black
eyes and g few hsnds'ul OF hair gone.
j. B. Foiger, ESQ, was knocked
seuseIess by two unknown negroes night
before last, about eleven O'Clock, IS he
was going home, on Wellington street
near the corner of Linden. His pockets
were "gone-through," but the scoundrels
got nothing but a memorandum book.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-29

REMovAL.-Erown & Jones have re-
moved their coal Office to 2S2 Main
street, Bethel Block. jsI7 t jy1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-29

Two HUNDRED dozen Mems British
half hose, from bankrupt sales, at 3
bargain, 2sS Main street. Rice = Engel.
ia97 If
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LARGE lot of Linen Towels, from %
to so cents apiece, at 2S3 Main street.
Rice & Engel. lezI q
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DON'T forget that our sale at
cost for Boots and Shoes ana Hats
sill continues st cur old stand,
219 Main street.
]. I. HANDLAN 4 90.

LADIES' and ohildren's Hose and
Gloves also goods for mems wear, st
any price, to run our retail stock OF be-
fore the lst of August. Rice, Silk & Co.
fa95 IW
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City subscribers TO the APPEAL, daily or
weekly, who may desire TO leave the city Tor
the summer, can have their papers sent them
regularly by leaving a memorandum at the
Counting-room OF the APPEAL, No. Is Jefferson
.fvaaf
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RICE & ENeEL are offerinfE their pres
ent stock at q sacrifice to mi Axe room for
an elegant fall stock. ie27 If
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/ GRAND LUNCH.-FO.dGg at 10 O'clock
| s,E2., at Vetter Dreizigacker, So Monroe
-. there will be one of the graDdest
s' y Of the season. Mr.. Dreizigacker
Lunch' ~taTpea frOLa t.-a East, where
mas just l. = arrangements . have
ne mas mat IN me best brewers in
fresh beer sent II eo-,s oil and
INC oo'--.l 80, vines and liquors
Do not forget the lunch at ~ o-c'ocA'
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RICE, SILK & Co. offer theiE entire
stock of Dress Goods at lees than cost
previous TO the LIST Of August. je25lw
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FIFTY pieces Of White Marseillea,
from auction, at bargain, at 2sS Main
street. Rice & Engel. je27 tt
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LARGE lot of Irish Linen, lower than
ever offered in this market, at ~ Main
street. Rice & EDgel. Je21 Il
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FOR SALE.

rUBURBAN LAMBS AND RESIDENCE FOR
- sAIE oS EASY Terms My lands, miles
eas1 o. the city, are Tor sale, on terms 70 SUIT
T,llrchsscrs. for cash or on any time-froLn one
10 ten years, and IN any quEn1ty -irom 5 acres
TO 3D. Ny residence, with rom IA 10 = acres
land viii Be sod SO q great bargain, Tor cashi
or On tie usual trrns apply to myself, on the
premises, OF 10 ROyster, TrezevaaJ q Co.. my
a. e. IS ia the city, =, --r,,-z7-,-. ,--,
jel7 n. ~. LE-s-AE- y ~ L,
NOR sALE-Tnat choice piece Of property
e on the northeast corner Of vance ana W
leans streets. Good Residence aud Forest
Snsue Tees Apply 10
.ai3tf RJNaIER- TRhZENANI q %.
T,DR sALE.-aaving determined TO change
y mr. .,usiueHs v Tier for sale our small out
,5ea1f eal-,etad STOCK OF GRUG l1es4 -, and 81
5..',sa ~ one Il the 5Esf 81 IN s-so OUssE>
IN lie city. wsT!t sell "a 81 g. lie-loLo suDuT-
b an EslDENCE, ~ - lto92 the city nesI
ans SlatiUn, with ~ eorns o. ground VII
ali tns usoes- airy ina proY eEleuls. Apply 10
v,EB9. MIrCHELL z co. no. % Ui--oA street
Lee blJ-ks =
,oR SALE OE EXCHANGE FOR CITY
< PRUpEagTI.- Ecrty-fO1r acres o. Lauul
Three miles due east Of the city limits, corner o.
Tylavfou and Holmes avenues. has PleLty O
heavy timber, running y aJeF, slisi1-S DlItt-iLls
sites. aud is Ia an excellent neg oIAOoe'
Win Dc sold in "a body o. DIVIDED 70 sl5t- = p
ply TO va. ARMOUR Or -. u. 40 W n oL- - -
No. 80 front row. @A~-
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FETANTED.-A young man, without en-
w cum0raucP who has been engaged IN tne
Drug business for several years, bOlh JOE otnets
aud hiIns H. seeks now position either as
salesman or 10 carry on business, with an IN
Esrest, fOr some good partner with ready eapl
la, in some country town. would prefer q
HEALTHY location in sOme thriving town. For
further information, address ". J. =, Memphis
A meal d. flea JG-a Nv
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TRIMMINGS, Buttons, Ribbons, at any
price, at Rice, Silk q Co.'s closing SALE
js25 Ivy