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RESORTS.

KIMBERLISG SPRINGS, MILES NORTH
N Of Wytneville, E~Irginfa-AlEE, White,
red and Blue sulphur y atsEs Hot, Gold and
NapOT Alan and 81 phur batns, with special
treatment for Rheumatism dout, EcrDfuiOus
and CutaneOus affections dlseasea Of Throat
and Lungs under experfenced attendant, but
only 70 tue extent or safety and comfort
Nearly every game cor amusement and eEer-
else, unrestricted BY law, together with dOubls
and single barrel shot guns ana rifles, provided
Without charge For analysis, certificates etc,
see circui ars, and refer TO ". K Hunt. r. 3
Parbam, Saz Tats and p. 2. wills, Memphis,
Tenn. Ierms-Fer day, 81; Weez, 81; month
$40 Being a new place, accommodations
somewhat raslricfed. and no promises les
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SUMMER RESORT.
House.
Madison, Wisconsin,
B. JEFFERSON. : PRoFRIEToR.

THIs lisa new and thoroughly modern Hotel
4 In every particular. Madison Is very Justly
termed By BRyard Taylor the Eden City or the
Wet. Situated As &C rs N the Immediate lcln-
itg OF four beautiful little inland lakes, which
abound IN tas various varieties OF fresh water
nsh, and whose surface IS dotted with little
steam and SAL vessels devoted entiT5ly TO pur-
poses OF pleasure, whose EOu OrcnCus pehU5T
beaches are occasionally Lntersperzed by IT'S
NOISY bOulders, 1vershad0wsd By heavy rol-
age, and from whose clter borders ara opened
the broad pratrfas Tor which the West = 50
nOted-the wild game which anordS such lively
sporting amusement nom earliest autumn.
Madison is distant 10 miles northwest from
Chicago, and can be reached Ia b hours from
Memphis (au ALI and with only two charges
81 cars Cairo and Chicago Its adjacency u
Memphis, its sglubffOus Atmosphere. and.
above al, the econ my recommends u TO fam
lies Ia this VlciEAy. EaTlSs can send their
families to remain On ing the heated term a. a
fourth less in cost csmpared to 5aratoza and
other eastern resgrfe. mai 50
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MORTVALE SPRlEGS--lS6S

THIS FAVORITE SUMNER REsCRT. SIT
a Gated in BIsuub county, Fast tennessee.
viii be opened for the reception OF visitors on
o. LIST OF Juns.
The marked beneficial Fusalts attending the
use OF these waters, n functional derange-
ments OF the Liver, Bowels, kidneys and Skin
and the cure OF Chronsc Diseases. attest tber
Medi inal Properties
All tue accessories for eniOyment and reerea-
ttoa at he best watering places viii be found
here.
The facilities for reaching AOntvale this seq
son VIII De increased by the extension o. the
kaOZV1Ie and Charleston Railroad, Row in
rapid course reconstruction and regular trains
are expected to be running ~ the time Of
opening to MaryvIle, whence passengers are
conveyed in coaches - the springs, aine miles
distant.
Board reduced, Psr asy, ta@ per week. 81 +.
per month SO. Address f0r pamphlets con
tanning analysis and description OF waters aig.
ma2Im Jos L KING, Knoxville, Teaa
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BRINEIEY BLOCK TO BE CON.

BRINKLET BLOCK TO BE CON.
VERIFIED INTO A R0TEL.---We are
compelled By this change 90 re.
move our Retail Department, an6
have, therefore, determined TO
commence Monday, Sth Inst, for
two WEEKS only, 10 offer eur entire
Stuck OF Dry GO0dS aI greatly re-
Guced figures, Every article in
The house Is marked dOWR low,
aud we are ready TO give puF-
ehasers inducements for rare bar
gains. RICE, STIX 4 CO.,
907 NHiu street.
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BOARDING.

nOARuIEG-Mrs- owen informs her friends
ID and former boarders thai she has taken the
house formerly OccGPaeu By her, Al 80 second
street and lifted W the same IL excellent sLyle
for a nrst-cIass Baaudlng Eoase, and lnlends 10
keep her table supplied VIII a44 toe ueuCscles
the market auOrcs- helIeinDer The on stand,
8S second street Mla III
nOAkDISG-A G~ENELEAAN AM LADY
II can good front room, eel furnished,
and board, al No. Is second street
49, al HENRY LAIRD.
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THE ELDoRADO SHAVING SALOON has
reduced the price Of shaving to IS cents,
hair cutting to IS cents, and shampOon-
ing to SIS cents. Gustsve Usbele, the
proprietor, wants everybody to come and
see him, and get barbarized. je9lw
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ST. PATRICK's PICNIC.-Our Catholic
readers should not forget st. Patrick's
picnic, which N off on Wednesday,
June 10th. The object Is n in every
way worthy Of their support, and we
hope to see them we'll represented out at
FordIs place on that day.
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DIR.
Private Medical Dispensaryi
Established tn HsS9,
AND THE ONL1 RELIABLE PLACE FOF
THE CURE OF
DPTWA nTSEAGEG
DISEASES.

nR. RUSSELL, Nos. 40 and AZ NORTH
u COURT street, nVrth side of Court square,
aasmphu, Tenn, ID acknowledged by all par
ties 1 -Jerested as by far
The Most Successful Physician
In the treatment Of Private or Secret Diseases.
Quick, thorough and Permanent cures guaran-
teed in every case, male or female. Recent
cases of GONOkRhEA and cured
in a few days, without tue USE Of Mercury,
change of diet, or hIndrsnce from business.
sECONDARY SYPHILIS; the last vestige
Sradicated without the use OF Mercury. In
voluntary loss of semen stopped in a short
time. Sufferers from ImpOtency or Loss OF
Sexual Power restored 10 Zee vigor IN a few
weeks. elect or GOnoIrhea of long andfng
We en- all internal remedies have failed, per-
manently aud speedily cured by q new treat
ment. Victims OF SELF-ABUSE and eXcessiv e
Venery, suffering from SPERMATUkkHEA
and loss OF physical and mental power, speed
lily and permanently cured.
ES- All consultations strictly confidential.
Chrome Rheumatism, Neuralgia, GeuE, Pa
raIysis, Deafness, etc, treated BY the and OF
Electro Magnetic Battery.
For sale, RUSSELL'S VENEREAL PRE-
YENT1VE.
Ito 8 pm. apA
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MURDER.
a WeII-KnOvn Negro Shot Dead
by His BrOtbeF-in-LaW.
The Murderer Escapes.

For two or three days past the city has
been remarkably quiet, and we have
been from hour to hOur predicting some
thing startling and horrible. Our proph-
| ecies were made good yesterday about
noon, by the report which was freely
| circulated in police and reportUrial cir
cles, that a welI-knOWn negro had been
shot dead by a child, his own brOtber-in-
law, within two squares of the APPEAL
office. On hearing the report, we started
for the scene of the tragedy, which we
found to be q low frame tenement house
fronting on Adams street, and occupied
by negro families. AS we approached
the building we were compelled to shove
our way through an excited crowd OF ne
groes. who had surrounded and COM
pIetely taken possession Of the neighbOr-
hood, and with great difficulty we made
our way up stairs where the body lay.
There, from several witnesses, we learned
the particulars of u Of the most extra
ordinary murders that ever came under
our notice. We give the statement OF
the affair in the words of the witnesses
who looked on from its inception up to
ia terrible elimination. The wife of the
murdered man says My name is An
Oeline Brown 1 was formerly the slave
of DR.. Fenner, and was called Angelina
Fenner; | have two brothers, named
Sol and the otker Gilbert Sol is a grown
man. and Gilbert is q child he is about
fifteen wears old both are black like me;
nv husband (the murdered man is
named Lloyd Brown; some time ago
he was engaged in driving a water
cart for Mr.. Tom Duffln about
two months sgo he was discharged,
and he got work st Mr.. Harry Wether-
bees saloon. Mr.. Duffin a day or two
ago gave him work again, and he was to
have gone to work to- morrow to-day
This morning be and some other negroes
came Up to the house and commenced
PLAYING cards, on 8 table at the head Of
the stairs, in the second story, between
our room and the of another
boarder. While they were playing Sol
came up, and wanted to get into the
game, but Lloyd would not let him. They
commenced to quarrel On that, and Lloyd
DIOhC up lAC hAAAEg IL AOOA ~ SeOlC III
to our room. After putting it in there he
walked down stairs and there be met
sol Fenner, who called him q - and
threatened to shoot him. While they
were talking Gilbert came up and asked
what was the matter. On being told, be
called Lloyd Brown a id son of
a b-h, and said he would soon
hx him. Running past Brown, he got
up the stairs some steps ahead Of him,
and darted into our room. In the corner
was a loaded gun, and this he snstched
up. as Lloyd put his foot on the top
most stair, ne leveled and fired and Lloyd
fell-the whole load having entered in
the left shoulder, producing almost in
slant death.n
The other accounts agree with this
statement.
After shooting, the boy ran into an
sdjOiEing room and lesped out OF
a window on to the roof, whence
ne leaped to the ground, a distance OF
thirty feet, and escaped, and up to this
writing, III o'clock PM he has not
been arrested.
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DON'T forget that our sale at
cost for Boots and Shoes anu Hats
still continues at our Old stand,
279 Main street.
j. I. HANDLAN 4 co.
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Reduction Of Freight.
TO White River Merchants and shippers.

WE have this day reduced freights as fol-
w lows: From Memphis 20 Augusta. West
Point and Searcy, loo. Per 100 rs; to Jackson
port, l5c. ser 100 rs. and Black river. 80. per
100 rs making the rates. as now charged to
Augusta. West Point and 5earcY, soc. per gG d..
to Iacksen port, 60c per 100 rs and Black river,
81 per 100 rs, barrels IN proportion.
John b. DAVIS, SHDr
"a IL "A and " Il pEr "a
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Tenth Day Of August. Al, 1sss,

All the right, title and Interest," Of he defend
ant, John K. WOodburu. IS the sole Surviving
/ heir-at-law and deVisse Of John W~Oodburn,
deceased. and IN his own right in sud 60 tbs
following described land, to-Wif All Of sec
tion numker three, af Of fractional section
seventeen, lying south OF Rose Lake ditch, be-
l ing q eontEnauOaof tha section Ens between
Secti0as two and thrse also, the west half of
the quarter and tbs west half 0Efha
southwest quarter Of section eighteen. al ia
township seventeen, range nins ~ Wsst. eue-
tanning in all about nine hundred and four and
three-qaRrter e4efT acres, Il the s8unEy or
Washington. etato q MississiDpL Terms Of
sale as follows, tO-Wtb. 0NE-THTRO HACASH
balance IN one and tHo years, bond aud seen
rtty being required 1r0m the purchaser ana =
lien to be reserved on said lands. and IN rh4
event the purchaser falls 70 pay the bends ax-
ecuted b. him, or either one OF them az mate
rity, the undersigned, Commissionsr, il an
thorlzed, upon application from any parfy in
tere~ted, tOexp0se the said lands for sale anew
for the amount so due and unpaid.
III also Offer for sale, At The same time. At
the door ofthe Courthouse Of said county, to
the highest bidder, for CASH, between ne
hours prescribed ~ law. all the right. ffIs and
interest Of tbs defendant, John r. Wocahurp-
IN AID 10 the fOlowing described lands to-
The southeast quarter and the ssss haif Of The
southwest quarter Of section aiRhte an. and the
northwest quarter Of section tWentv-Oue. In
township seventeen, range niae west, in said
county OF Washington and State Of Missis-
sippi. 4 L. COMSTOCK.
leo d&W 8 I'D CommiQQ5auar-
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WANTS

"ANrED To uIRE-Some MULES to 90
IIght WORK. aud EIL De W5ILshsn care
OF Inquire at AaLsrgDgA@' q Dull ~ "a
Madison street. n r-a<9
les II -
"ANTFD-A GUODC COOK, WASHER AND
Irouer-s white woman vita TtieIeAtSs'
Apply at 50 Linden street -
"ANTFD-A DOUBLE DESK FOB \
Counting Room Parties having one .pI
SAFE, address Y. l., appeal ONCE. ~
"ANTEp-A DWELLING HOUSE IN
w tqfufug 4uO q rooms BY a family Of three
nersOns. all crown. Must b. centrally lOcalsa'
Adde'S Richard. appeal Once. maaA
"ANTED.-A SMALL FARM NEAR The
CITY Of Memphis, OF which possession can
be given Immediately. address a. h, APpsA
office. stating terms, location elc. maDu
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FOR SALE.

HoR sALE-Having determined TO chang
our nusIness, We offer Tor sale our sulalt but
ESII selected STOCK OF GRUCEklES, and .
lease on one Of The ISL EOCHE
ban RESIDENCE, - miles from the cliyt neal
G5llts station, Win a. acres OF ground, win
All The necessary improvements Apply 70
WEBB, MITCHELL . Co, No. - Union street.
Kaa BOX. ~ "
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BUENA VISTA SPRINGs.-TO the in
valid In search of health, there is no one
place in the whole list Of springs whose
waters are for the healing of the peo-
pie that We would ooner recommend
than Buens Vista Springs, near RUSSELL
vile, KY. They are situated only about
six miles from Russellyille, and the road
thither is a romantic and pleasant one.
The Hotel buildings are large and COM
modious, and the fare is, or was, excel
lent Tbs location is quiet, pleasant and
economical, and therefore we recon-
mend the Buena Vista Springs.
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LosF.-In North Memphis, q hair
bracelet, brown color portrait, in clasp.
The finder will be rewarded by leaving
it st the Avalanche office.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. Mortimer az Busna Vista Spring.
AusseIIvilIe, Kentucky.

BUESA VISTA SPRINGS, RUssELLvILLE, LO-
gan county, ky.-My trends in the south who
desire 10 consult or place themselves under my
treatment, can address or come and consult me
presumably trOm this date until IsB OF October
next, at This fsVOr1Je altering Place, aad these
justly celebrated Mineral ) Jrlngs. AS hereto
lore, 1 Will still devote my attention TO treat
menL OF all the various forms OF HRoNI Dis
EAsES, especially to Diseases Of The Lungs and
Organs Oh the CHEST, as ALSO al-Lhe various
an ctfve fOrn4s OF kEAALE DIsEASES.
10 nHEW IL.
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E. L. B. E.-WhRt does it mean q? You
can prove that by US, for we have tried it.
mV26 II
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ELEGANT sets of Willow Furniture
Supplied at short notice. Call and ex-
anime samples and photographs.
WHEELER, PICKENS & co,
iaT I'm 9sl Main street.
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Phoenix Insurance Company
ONCE removed to Is Madison street,
right hand door at head Of stairs.
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LEAYING n.
Saturday, 18th Sept,
Wednesday. 3Oth Sept,
Saturday, 10th Octooer
Wednesday, 2lst Oct,
saturday, 3lst October,
Wednesday, 18th Nov,
Saturday, 2lst Nov,
Wednesday, I'd Dec,
saturday, Eth Dec,
W edneBday, 23d Dec,
Saturday, q January.
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Situated as It Ia On the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, accessible 70 AL points, under IFS
present management, Offers saperi0r Induce
ments 70 all parties seeking recreation during
the summer m1nths
While the healthful locality and the waters
OF these Springs alone offer safHrient fHduea-
ment 70 visitors, the Pr0prietOrs viii spare 10
efforts 70 make his The most desirable place o.
enjoyment 70 be found In the south.
~ A hne Band Of Music has been engaged
for The season. W \. STEFFEE,
7. J. EARCEUS,
mas Ira PrnDFetar.
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LfdL AG 40 EN00a3A1k az lA0 wv
pun Island, near Green Bay.
Hand. Some sailors went re-
The boat Of a passing vessel to
on that island, and there
thirteen dead bodies, frozen
ether under a piece of frozen
Fhey also found a sort of Jour-
which it appeared that the
Queen, with seventeen per-
Rrd, was wrecked on Gull Il.
: 18th Of last December. Thir-
Iefuge on shore, and four were
In the drifting vessel and dis
P Peters has received the ap-
of Harbor Master Of Pensa.
General Seymour.
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LOsT.-A small nugget Of native gold
ore. 1t was in the shape Of 4 leaf, and
had beer worn as q bosom pin. Having
become detached from the pin, it was
lost some time during Friday. A re-
ward will be paid for it if left at the APP
PEAL Job Office,
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SkDDLERY AND HARNESS.

BRIDES.
WHIPS.
SADDLERYs
HARDWARE,
TRUNKS, Etc
e. Is. GABE- r., a CO.,
II Main <erasf.
Ska OF tbs Golcen stirrnD.
ap1t an Woo1rrU hccE.
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z

CST-A CLUSTER DIAMOND RING
Rlzo. a lace Handkerchief beIweeN -
Tszarus Churyh and Vance street. The Hinder
WV be Hbersuy rewarded by leaving ssme al
Appeal O1icg- Jt=A~
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CAPT. H. A. LEWIS is the agent for
the sale Of all sorts Of country produce,
nuit, fish, game, butter, eggs, chickens,
etc, etc. Capt. Lewis place is No. So
Jefferson street, where be will be happy
70 see his old friends.
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CONSIDER YOUR HEALTH.-The finely
fnished bathing boat Of Mr.. Humid
hansen, deceased, Is again open for the
use Of ladies and gentlemen, or private
families. The boat lies at the foot of
Washington street. ReHtted and fur
lIshed vita Gil comforts, there is not an
other place In the city like 1t. Season
tickets, $40; private baths, so cents
bason do, p cents. All in search Of
healthy recreation are invited.
EMILY HONDHAUSEN, Broprfetress,
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THE APPEAL sob Once is now pre-
pared to do everything in the wsy or job
work, from the most delicate visiting
card to q mammoth poster, with neat
ness and dispatch, at the most moderate
rates.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE Rock RAIL
ROAD COMPANY.-The Superintendent's
Office of the Memphis and Little Rock
Railroad COmpsny has been removed
to Room No. /, Titus Block, Jefferson
street. JAMES W. ROBERTSON,
LIZ General Snnarintandant.
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On DIT, that the Greenlaw Opera
House is to be filled on Wednesday night
by enthusiasts who wish to see the
Spectre Bridegroom performed by our
amateurs; also, that on Friday night the
Marble Heart is to be performed. Due
notice will be given Of casts.
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For Little Rock 8 Hot Springs
Regular Memphis and New Orleans
Packet.
- BELLE LEE -
A. McGILL, Master; A.MARTIN, CLERK.

THE BELLE LEE win run regularly in the
4 Memphis and New Orleans trade, leaving
Memphis "a alternate Tuesdays and Fridays,
commencing on Tuesday, the 18th of Septem-
her IR6Q
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KING OF PAIN.-Sure cure for chole-
- r ON l9, Central Hotel, Adams
sireat.
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w. K. HILL q Co., have moved to
their old stand, No. 800, Front street.
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VARIETIEs.-The Varieties continues
10 draw full and enthusiastic crowds.
Charlie Broom, like a skiilful caterer,
places before the people q bill that pleases
everybody. The Gardner sisters, Flor
ence sisters, and Mile Henrietta
give universal satisfaction, and are DIES.
tined 10 become fixed favOEites.
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CHANGE OF OFFICE.-Dr. c. B. Norris,
Oeulist, has removed his Office to No.
SO Madison, between Second and Third
streets. The Doctor hiss made diseases Of
the eye 8 specially, and though compar-
atively a stranger, has established al Il
yisble reputation as an OcUlist.
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Conamtssfonea,s 90.

Stale of Mississippi, Washington c0unu-Im
Chancery, May Term, 1S6s.
No. l4S-Bartley, Johnson & 60, Us. 7. D r.
lott ct als-Injunction and Attachment Bills.
nURSCANT TO a decree OF the Chancery
4 court OF the couaty OF Washington, State
Of Mississippi, rendered in thu ahoYs entitled
cause on the loth day OF May, A.D.. 1853. the
undersigned, Commissioner, viii sell, at the
door of lie Courthouse OF said county. TO the
highest bidder, between tbs hours prescribed
bV law. on thQ
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To TraveaeFs.---Accidenf In
sursRce can be obtained of H. p. Butler,
General Agent OF the original Travellers
Insurance Company, at Is Madison
street. 5000 for Is cents per day. Long
~ time policies at a large discount.
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The planters in the neighbOrhood Of
Memphis are turning their attention to
the gi0gIb of bresdstuffs, and we hope
70 Chronicle the arrival Of many thou
.ands Ui bu heels OF wheat this season.
Airssrs. N " .On Ford q Co., No. II Onion
,lres,, received their first shipment this
uUruIby, grown by Nj. q. A. Reynolds,
Of De5oto county, Mississippi, near Col
lisrynls, Tenn. The saAaple was very
nne, and will no doubt command a good
price.
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SEEDS
r. C. CRAIG & o
- H + ~ NJ Il n,
379 Main st., Memphis, Tenn.

JUST RECEIVED,
HUNGARIAN GRASS SEED
AtCrslgis Seed Store
SEED ~BUCKWHEAT-
STOCK PEAS-At Craig's seed Store.
GRAIN CRADLES ANDGRAIN sCYTHE-
At Cralg's SEED store.
GEDDIEs' HARROWs& KNOX HORSE HOE.
At Cr4ig's seed store.
LINE, n CEMENT
At Craig's Seed Store.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LAND PLASTER
Al CRAId'S -EED STORE.
apis daW 8s Main street. Memphis. Tenn.
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q SALE.

FEra -! LEECHESl-JUSF RECEIVED,
- ,TfN DRUG STORE, , flesh supply OF
[sSTISF ~ EDISH LEECdES, which We
,o@.r ro- 80 ON veasOpable terms We give
ce--onel aUI updfN 'ced attention TO our IRE
scriprou Department, SSy ana nlsnL. We wLI
TfSEa RJ5E< NlGUS,
o. MN1n street,
n.To1m Corner " lucnesJer.
Rfh. LINE, LDIE-GHAN'S SEAHCAFE
LIME Tor sale, To the Lraus- by
-.-S i'm Moore WHIEFlELD CO.
NOR SALE OK EXCHANGE FOR CITY
L PROPEhTT-E0rty-f0ur ACRES q LAAd,
three mile due east OF the city limits corner q
ITaytou and aOImes venues. Has plenty OF
hssyv timber, running water eligible ou1tl-ns
sites. and Is in Al excellent n~elsADoIAOSo
VIII be sold in a body OF dlvioed 70 SUIT AP-
NV 10 VA. AkMUUR OF ". IL TOW SsESbI
No. 80 front Row. aY-
rURURBAN LANDS AND RESIDENCE FOR
- SALE ON EASY TERss-Ay LANDS, miles
east OF the city, are for sale, on terms 70 emt
PURCHASES. for cash orc any ume-Tom one
10 ten yesrs, aud IL any quautIty-Irom acres
70 3D.. Nv residence, with nom Is 10 = acfes
land. will be sold al "A EICGt bargain. Apply 70
myselL on the premises, or 10 hoysberr Are-e-
want & Co., my a-euts, In TIE city.
spl2 \ NJ 4hEAEfA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-09

ELECTION of officers of Penn Chapter
No. Y, Royal Arch Masons, for the en-
suing twelve months John Gent, II. P;
d. {. Trader, K; Gus Rsder, s.; II.
Lemon, g. Of H; ID. b. Forster, P. s.; J.
Hsppeck, R. A. c. J. NJ. Pamphlin, F.
Hail, :. w. Trsbue, NJ. OF V; Jesse w.
Page, jr., Treasurer; B. NJ. Levy, Secre-
tary J. J. Suter, Sentinel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-09

NOTICE 1
~ List OF
feSslons, Ca
District has
sor, and all
are now due
Payments
made before
additional @
te4 I
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-09

The place to buy Water Cool
erS, Ice Chests, Ice Cream Free
GERS, Fly Brushes, ChlldFen's
Carriages. Bird Cages, Grass
HammOckS, Travelling Baskets,
Wooden TsOtll Picks, yuleD
StraEs, Sc, IS at Wheeler,
PickenS & Co., $50 Main street.