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Great reduction In Grena'
dimes. Howell, Wood & Go.
1872 Main street.

DENTIsrRY.-Dr. J. B. WATSON, den.
list, still continues the practice Of his
profession at his new office, over the
wholesale Drug Emporium, No. BE
Main street, instead Of having retired
from the profession, as hes been 80 often
reported throughout the city and
country.
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Mr.. Tom KIRKLAND, the gent leman
who has been figuring so extensi, ely in
commercial circles in st. Louis lately,
and about whom ssme not very fiai tering
telegraph notices have been sent to the
press OF the United States, arrived in the
city night before last. Some OF ne suf-
ferers by bis financial operatio' IS arrived
IN eown shortly after him yes' jarGNay.
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Editors Memphis Appeei'
10 your issue of yesterday appears g
over the signature of w.
L. Stewart, denying the truth OF state
ments made by me in your columns Of
the 18th inst. regret any difference OF
veracity should exist between us. as
heretofore our relations have been OF q
friendly character; howe yer unpleasant,
must reiterGte the statements already
made. Respectfully,
1O0 n0NOVAN
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GREAT REDUCTIoN.-From and after
Monday, June 18Th, we the undersigned
will sell all drinks at 15c per drink, and
pledge ourselves to keep the same liquors
IS heretofore. The liquors always speak
for themselves, at Lou. & Eds house,
$50 Main street, in Bethel building.
BABB & WEBER, Propristors
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SERVICES at First Cumberland Pres
byterian Church, Court street; So am,
Sunday School; l0l am, preaching BY
Rev. L. c. Ransom, pastor; subject
Scriptursl view Of drinking and drunk
snness." 81 p. m, preaching by Rev. l.
&. Ransom.
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FREE LUNCH.-Vetter D rssssi gscker,
OF the Monroe Exchange, On Monroe
street, No. IS. announces t .a4 spleudid
FREE LUNCH Is served up by hin evsry
morning at ten O'Clock. J fe hss the very
best Of wines and liquor sin ais bar, and
polite and attentive + ar-kef pers. His
lager beer, which cam OF be excelled, Is
only five cents q glss >, exec OF at lunch
times, when 1t is To d. Conn one. come
all, and give him call.
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To TIE PUBLIC.-We are now pre-
pared to fill orders for the Aurora Oil st
wholesale or retsil. Mr.. Tlndsll is alone
authorized by US to receive orders and
sell goods in our name. He will call at
the house, receive your orders and de-
liver the Oil without additional cost.
JUKES & SCOTT,
Dealers in stoves, etc 3s5 Second street.
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REV. S. II. FORD, LII. d Of this city,
has been invited by the Faculty Of the
University Of Mississippi, TO preach the
Commencement Sermon, on Sabbath,
the 22d OF June. The learned and elo.
quent Divine has accepted the invitation
Last year the sermon WA preached by
the Rev. DR.. Palmer, of New Orleans.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-The former
pastor Of this church, Rev. a. B. Miller,
lie visiting our city, and will preach IN
this church to-day at l0l O'Clock am.
and s O'Clock p N. Sabbath School at
9 an, and young peoples prayer meet
ing 81 4 nm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-14

CAPT. PERRY's funeral took place yes
tereay evening, 3 lssge and imposing
cortege Of his fellow policemen and
friends following his remains to the
grave. There were twenty-four car
riages, three omutbusses and sev,.nty DO
Hcemen In the procession.
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FOURTEENTH DAY.-Sun &


sets at 7:30.
Sdilts.-S'. Basil the Great, Arch.
bishop Of Cse sarea, confessor, 379; St..
R1finus, Naierius and DOcmael Tor TOel }
martyrs and confessors, 9Th century; St.
Nehemiah, Abbott, 9TH century; St.
Psaimodius, hermit, 7th century; St
hethOdius, cOnfessOr and patriarch Of
ConstantinOple, SIS.
B5Tn.-ThOmss Pennant, naturalist,
and miscellaneous writer, 1923, Bowring,
FlintshiTe.
Died.-Father Gsrasse, Jesuit contro-
versislist, 1881, POictiers Sir Henry
Vane, English patriot, 1862, behesded,
Tower of London Claude Fieury, con-
fessor to Louis XIV, 1923, Paris; Gene
rails Cleber, (ssssssinstsd at Cairo, and
Louis DesssiX, killed at MArengo, 1900.
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ANOTHER PICJ ac.-We Ie arm that 81.
Peters Oh urch congregation has 10 view
the holding grand Jete che Hapetre and
picnic at an early day, for Il q benefit OF
the Orphan Asylum Of st. 'eter's. We
have at present no definii g data, save
that 1t is proposed to hos it on the
Fourth OF July, and at Jam ,s' park. We
viii give our readers due office thereof,
OF any other arrangements that may be
made.
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THERE will be preaching at the First
Presbyterian Church, corner of Third
and Poplar street, this (Ssbbath) morn
ing at l02 o'clock, by Rev. Mr.. Madeira,
of ST. Louis; also at 8 o'clock pm. by
Rev. Mr.. WitherspOoD.
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POLICE ITEMS.

The peace and quiet of the city for
the past three days have been really won
1erfuI. Not murder, not a suicide or
serious affrsy since Tuesday, M to this
writing. The locals have had to stratch
gravel to get every item that they have
had lately with vengeance. We don't
wish anybody any harm, but we do hope
.nme sort Of breeze will be stirred up
soon.
Squire Griffith yesterday sent Henry
Nshon, negro, up to the Criminal Court
in default Of $500 bonds, for stealing
pair OF shoes from VIM. Petzfelder
Henry had better have worked for his
shoe leather.
Mrs. Kate Fisher, charged with be-
ing drunk and dIsorderly and smashing
things generally. was yesterday die
missed by Squire Black.
Squire Walton yesterday Issued
warrant for the arrest OF Angelo Mare,
who killed Malstests some time since,
charged with attempting the life Of one
Cheathsm. Mare was arrested but
managed to elude the Constable at the
very door Of the courtroom.
Another specimen Of e" the law" a.
laid down by "Sqlire" Rankin, the
rankin Squire, was given US yesterday
evening. While getting reports from
Squire Griffith, a colOred girl came In
aud told the Squire that she had come
% see him "about how dat was"
Her husband, she said, had left
her and taken up with another
woman. She went to Squire
Rankin to aid her in getting him back
oy using on him the gentle persuasive of
a State warrant for fornieation. The
Squire charged her g IS in advance for
the document, which was duly issued,
and a Constable sent TO arrest the dere-
lict scalawag of a husband. On finding
him the Constable brought him before
the awful throne OF justice, presided over
bv this Jupiter Africanus, and the de-
serted Belindy Ann boldly charged him
with his wiIliny." The scalswag did
not attempt to deny the soft impeach-
meut, but asked the Squire "just to let
him 20 cross de street to see q man."
and Rankin allowed him to go. 1t is
| needless to state that he did not come
back, and Belindy, after waiting until
she got tired, asked the Squire where he
was. The Squire said he "reconed ("
he had escaped, and told her that he
could not srrest him without getting
out another warrant, which would
cost her 81 IS more. Belindy could not
see the point and came to Squire Grit
Gth to get advised. The Squire told her
to go before the Criminal Court in the
morning ard charge rankin with mall
feasanee in Office, which she promised to
a.. Rankin, it will be recollected, is
sn&eF bonds to appear under this
No" "a.
same chars
-Ine oooy oia |dav. near SheIby
In Hatchie river on Fl. Ia a. I II
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For ten days only, previous
10 removing cur retail stOek,
We shall offer great bargains
In dry gOedS. Rice, Silk 4
Co., S07 Main street.
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ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS - All
knights who have entered the lists for
the tournament, are requested to as
sembie at Central Park, Monday morn
ing the 18Th inst. A punctual and full
attendance requested.
JAMES COLEMAN,
Grand Marshall
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THE Allotted time Of DR.. James stay
In Memphis having expired, he viii IN
future be addressed at his home office, 81
and go Randolph street, Chicago, and
postoffice address, box 1888 Chicago, I'LL
See advertisement in another column
for particulars.
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JONAH AND THE WHALE.-It is not
claimed that the Prophet Jonah was
saved by the Great General Restorative,
but we would sdvise all modern Jonahs
who are suffering from debility, malarial
or other diseases, that the pocket edition
81 Hot Springs never fails.
FORSTER, KEALHOFER & CO.,
1s42t Geusrai Agents.
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VARIETIEs.-We learn that the old
favorite, Helene De We're, who some few
weeks ago left this city for Nashville,
has returned, and will appear to-mOr-
row evening at Charley Broom's Vsrie-
ties This lie pleasant news 10 ell who
Are frequenters Of this popular place Of
yeloFt.
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MAGNOLIA SIDE.
Great reduction In Grena-
dimes. Howell, Weed 6 Co..
1872 Main street.

JUST received a full line of white goods
from New York auction sales. Also, q
cheap lot of summer dress goods, at
Walker Bros & Co.
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MATRIAdONIAL.-There were but three
licenses issued last week, the market be-
ing very dull: Lsvi Griffin to Matilds
jackson, Charlie Jackson TO Jane Brown
Benjamin Weaver TO Harriet r. Knox
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$500
Fourth Prize.

Tie hns Mansion Of the late Judge r. ".
Wells Ieh-rsOn Ci-y, MIssouFi. Two-s CRY
Friok aud Frame. fifteen elegant ROOFS, ard
Anished throughout with all modern improve
ulents L q IS Iest front on Sigh str 81 by 200
f~et deep. Grounds finely laid Cut, tsrraoed,
Sower beds, etc.
VALUED AF.........-....-.....-- SIS COO
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LOsT.-A small blaek-and tan slut
Pup. Had on a red morocco collar, a nd
answers to name of Jule. A beraI re.
ward will be paid for the return OF saE ne
to No. $50 Main street, Waldran Bloc k,
room No. =
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THERE will be preaching by the Rev.
/. c. Ransom at the Bethel grounds, on
the Barnett place, at the junction Of
Union street and Pigeon R0ost road, at 5
O'Clock this evening. Sabbath School at
81 O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-14

Fos cheap goods of every description,
reduced IN accordance with the recent
decline and scarcity Of money, go to
Walker Bros. & Co.
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AsBURY METHODIST CHURCH
Preaching at 1O3 o'clock am, by the
Rev. Bishop Andrew, and at p m. by
Rev. A. Kendall.
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Second Prize.
VALUEDA Al

An elegant Three-StOry Double Prick Rest
dence Vi b three and half sores II EroUud.
In the city Of Memphis, Tenn one mile on
Court Square House sple1didly nj he'd, win
AL EnodeIn improve meuts GrOun mo- y
lai4 cut with shrubbery. etc. Fire stables, Ou.-
buildings, e C; all IN complete order, and
VALUED AT................... ..........-.ssO 900
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WESLEY METHODIST CHURCH.
Preaching at l0l am, by the Rev.
Bishop McTyeire, and at pm. by the
Rev. DR.. Green. Sabbath School ad
dress by DR.. Green, at 81 pm.
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LIBERALITY.-Capt. Dan Able pre-
sented yesterday to the TournaI uent
Committee twenty tickets in the Pas
chall House Association drawing.
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WE buy and sell for cash only; in con-
sequence sell cheap, continuing Ut
motto, "Quick sales and small profits. Z"
Walker Bros. & Co.
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CHEAP PRINTING.

The APPEAL Job Office is daily turn
ing out all kinds Of Mercantile Printing
at LOWER PRICES than 1t can be executed
elsewhere 10 Memphis. All we ask Is
an examination Of prices and styles to
test the truth Of the above statement.
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References given By Permission !:

Anil. Pollard & Renick, Bankers, ST. Louis
Daniel G. Taylor, ex Mayor OF St Louis.
Butchers and Drovers' Bank, St Louis.
Peoples Savings Associs ton
Edwsr1 :. p ummer oaempbis Tenn
Boasus ems SavingsI In titnton. - Louis We.
John II. Andrews, ex-Sheitn OF 81 LoIls
Lavelle. va nsr & Co., prOprietors southern
1 Jue. " vale .; the hrm Of Choutssu. Harri-
'G Fr = Wells, President Accommodation
Bank, st. Louis
Hon vii lam Tauzsig.
Char es =. Meyer.
A. Krieckhaus- Pr sident CITY Counen'
Joseph Dsggendorf, City ConPtrousr'
g. ". Dreyer.
No reraon VIII be authorized 20 sell Certih-
Gates for the Association, or De = cosnizea a.
an agent. unless ho!cing q eertincate % that
eifsci from the Manager Of the Association
NOTICE,
Persons ordering Certificates by mall can
send greenbacks to the amodnt or ten dollars
crafts, D ysble to our order, 7 larger amounts,
at our risk, With sdcT. IS OF town, county and
st CeTtticstss may be nd at the once OF the
Manager, 4l6, WalnuI street, and Of toe follow
ing agents: Alex. Kelsey proprietor Of the
Fa5r,s 81 sf fUS' Plspters' House sa-
IoDn BoeSher BROTHERS. Jewellers,
los south Fifth street, under the Southern Ho-
tel; G. n CasweIl, Cigar StOr-, cnrner FOURTH
and Walnut streets; TorreyS Book-t re, 10
Nor'h Fourth street. oppo tie the Couri HOUSE,
W. h Tiiford, Photographic Goods II North
Fourth street; B D Adars, Sluthsrn Hotel
saloon; ]. H Cook, News and. southern
Hotel; NJ B syford, Views Stand, g Sleholss
Hotel: G. B. White, Bookstore, $40 Washing
asrAH orders for Certificates and conamuni-
cations should be addressed 70
PHILIP 8. LAEHAH, Manager
No. 4Is WaInat Ntseet,
Under souths Ro'sl. ST. Loais. Missouri.
IA COPELAND, Secretary.
EErICKErs CAN BE EAD OF
E.s pLUAMER,
No. ssa Ersns -, As1Pbis, Tsaa,
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WE would call the attention OF our
temperance men to the sermon this
morning, by Rev. L. c. Ransom, at the
First Cumberland Presbyterian Church.
From the acknowledged ability Of the
speaker, we have no doubt all who hear
him will be edited, and the cause OF total
abstinence receive a fresh impetus.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-14

REMNANTS suitable for boys wear, for
mems wear and children's wear, very
cheap at Menken Bros
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DON'T forget iha' eur sale at
co t fO= Bots aud Shoes an Hats
slIIl continues ut our old stand,
219 Main STREET.
]. + HAEDLAN & co.
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EHElCITY COUNCIL met yesterday
evening, and message from the Mayor
was presented. The proceedings are
crowded out of this mornings paper, but
will be given Tomorrow.
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FIRE.-Tbe alarm OF fire rang about
81 O'Clock last night, was caused by the
burning Of pile Of shavings on j. fer
son street.
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CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH, on
Union street. Preaching at lOl o'clock
am, by Rev. Amos Kendall, aud at s
o'cleck pm, by the Rev. Bishop Nc
TYeire
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THE TRUTH FROM AN UNPoHTED
QUARTER Radical correspondent OF
the New York Times, writing from
Memphis, says: 1.-THE fact is, land the
sooner the Republican party of the North
knows it the better, nine-tenths of the
Radical leaders Of this part of the South
west are men whose antecedents will not
bear investigation, and their qusrrels re-
veal so much rascslity that it intensifies
the hatred and contewpt ct theSouthern
people to the name Of Radical. When
this is appreciated by Northern people,
it will not be so easy as at present to fire
the Northern heart, and thus justify pO-
liticaI wrongs or hide official corruption.
Our State and county affairs have been
and are being terribly mismanaged;
State and county Ssbt is accumulating /:
taxes are each year growing more OPP
pressive, and it is no PEocf that South
ern man does not wish to be a good citi-
zen that he compl aims of such things and
hates the men who, in the name Of 10y
atty, are growing fat upon the miseries
of the State"
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TsNe
VALUED Al
2nA Prizes

From the 6rm Of pOOGHER BRCTHERS,
Watchmaksrs and jewelers., No lO6 South
Fifth street. under the -Outeern BOtel, where
samples IF the goods may be Sc d, consisting u
one elegant oOlit silver SeTvi e. wOr b 40
SOlId Silver GObls S, Plated Tea SIS. ladies'
and GentIemen's cod : afches, Frs nch Nm
tel CLOCKS, Fancy silver Pieces, line Jew
ely, etc
ALL VALUED AT ....--....-.. SIS. co
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Plekens will preach for this congregation
to-day at IL am. and pm.
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Third Prize.

A handsome Three-s'Ory BIiek Residence,
No ISIS Chestnut street. between fifteenth and
Sixteenth streets. St louis, No, containing
with all modern I'm provements complete Lot
~ By lt9}< feet deep
Vailed AT 81, so
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E. L. B. E.-Whst does 1t mean ? You
can prove that by US, for we have tried It.
my26 II
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- LIST Of kilograms remaining 10 ofic
p rune l4-JOseph Frost, c. C. Grant, P.
g. Blgley, Manhattan Bank, II. o.
Beach, H. d. Bulkley, B. Bayliss.
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.H.R.BuTLER,s INsUR,NCE AGENCY
corner madison and Front SIS.

ns- Applications for Fire. Life and Accident
Insursncs promptly attended To- end g9nc.ss
writer. Gsts ~
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STATE FEMALE COLLEaE.-Com-
mencement sermon by the Rev. DR..
Green, Of Nashville, at lOIa.m
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BASE BALL.-Tbe following game was
played on yesterday between the Eclipse
and the Magnolia Clubs, the latter being
beaten by the former in the contest:
ECLIPSE SIDE
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Six More Prizes.

Consisting o. nne Prick Residences IN tho
CITY Of 81 Louis Missouri, situated Ms Is
-oath Efxht street, 80 South light St eet. l427
Morgan tire {, l4t2 MOI gan street, IA and 40
OhOuteau avenue.
VALUED AT......-...............-...... 1880
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TraveIers.-Get your Accident In
surance at Is Madison street, upstairs
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Bills LadIng Printed at tha Lowest
Prices at the Appeal Job Omee.
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LANA lace points and circulars at cost,
22a Main street
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100 Prizes

In Fine Sewing Machines. Of various Ts'erns
ranging in p ices nom ss5 to $50, Of Lbe best
man Gfacture, and
VALUED AT......-.....-..... ...,.-...--..sl0r0o 900
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IN PoRT-A barge load OF excellent
hard wood, we'll seasoned, Whlch we
offer at retail at greatly reduced prices.
BIGLEY. MELLERSH 4 co,
Corner Main and south Court; also P0ntotoe
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REs6ovAL.-Brown & Jones have re-
moved their coal once to 2s2 Main
street, Bethel Block. Islsst
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MILES shoes in every style and great
variety, at reduced prices, a. Walker
Bros. & Co, 229 Nsin street.
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COUNTRY merchants ana wholesale
buyers, go to 229 Main street for the
cheapest goods sold in this eity-Clay
Building.
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Prom the 81. Lonis Piano Mandatory, rang
ing in price from $3.50 10 $3.50 each. samples
can b. seen at the rooms OF the ODpany. cor
ner Of Finn ana Waln-t streets, under the Pas
c1Rn House.
VALUED Al. ......---sl0 90
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THE connection 1 have had with the
Memphis APPEAL is terminated from
this date. X NJ. MCKEE.
Memphis, June 10, 1868.
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WE will sell our whole stock at sacri-
Zoe, to make room for fall stock.
!slStf RICE : EN0EL, - Nala 81
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DR. OTEY has removed his Office to
273! Main street, opposite South Court
street. jel21W
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500 PAIRS of Linen and CottonadA
Pants at 81 25, at Rice & Engefs, 2SS
Main street. jel4 If
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Grenadines! Grenadines
at greatly reduced prices.
Howell, Wood & Co., 1872 Main
street.
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90 PIECES of Irish Linen from bank
rupt sales, sold at a bargain at Rice &
EngePs, Clay Building. iel4 II
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RiIl Heads Printed at the Lowest
Prices az the Appeal Heb Once.
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Grenadines Grenadines
at grestly reduced prices.
Howell, Wood & Co., $50 Main
street,
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BISHOP QUINTARD.-We have re-
csived the following dispatch in regard
TO this Right Reverend Prel,lte:
JACKSON, Tenn, June IS, 1888.
To Memphis Appeal:
Bishop QuiBtsrd will address the stu
dents of the West Tennessee College on
the 18th OF June. r. w. ARNOLD.
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THE rrlsi, at 229 Main street continues.
This is owing T. the fact of the cheapest
dry goods and eioshicg being sold there.
Remember, at 22s Ifain street, Clay
Building,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-14

me Oodyofa- IL 80 Stoih,
In Hatchie river On Fl. n9N. pneiOS
station, too much decompos'N II 70 Oe re-
cognized. No papers were I,unu %
him, nor anything which would leSu 10
his identity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-14
BUCK Eye Sa1ve,
A Certain Cure for Piles.
W. B, VICES & CO., Proprietors
MEMPHIS. TENN
IUKA SPRINGS,
Z u * a,
Tlshomingo County, Miss.

u,Hrs DELIGHTFUL AND PLEASANT
i watering place
Is Now Open to Visitors
Situated as It Is on the Memphis and Oh arleaton
Railroad, accessible TO all points, under its
present management, olfers superior inouc@-
the summer months
While the beautiful locality aud the waters
Of these Springs alone cneT sufficient induce
ment 10 visitors, the pOprietors VIII spare no
efforts TO make hts the most cesiraols place OF
euiOvmenf to be found in the Suuth.
So fine band OF busic has bean ou gagged
6,f tina seasnn, ". a. STEFFEY,
I. ]. HARCHUs,
aalskn fTopFie.erE'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-14
First Prize.

The PASCHALI. uOU9F, corner Fifth and
Walnut streets, st. Louis No; Lot 81 feat 'front.'
By II deep, has four stn'ies. sixty fine rOO7rs
alsn, five elegant stores. These, t0ge' ner with
the Hotel, are bringing rent Of g So pr an
num- This magnificent house, with furniture
complies, Is
VALUED AT. ........... . $50 600