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Columbus Dfarftberi1t.

Gplumbus, 3. Gusuf 1869.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-27
TO TAXPAYERS.
important Information to All in
Arrearage for Taxes.

The sale of lands for State and county as
well as corpo1ation taxes, viii take place
ON the first Monday in july next, and it
behooyes those in arrears to embrace
the earliest opportunity to pay.their taxes
before the sale, for after the sale they will
be required to pay not only the whole
amount in cash, but also fifty per cent.
penalty besides six per cent. interest.
Therefore every person indebted should
promptly discharge his or her dues to the
State, the county and the city, and thus
contribute the Just proportion due from
each in support of the Government and
protect the credit of the same.
De%linquents will bear in mind that the
sales for the taxes of 1866, the time for re-
demption expires on the first Monday in
July next, after which the State will pro
coed to take possession Of all Hands bought
in for the use of common schools. Fer the
year 1867, the fifty per cent. penalty has
been RENTED by the Comptroller. on
condition that the delinquent win come
forward promptly and redeem, but should
they fail to do 50 before the first Monday
in July next, another penalty of fifty per
will be added under the law. max
ing a total Of M hundred per cent, be-
sides interest at six per cent. from the
date of sale. The recent act Of the Legis-
lature on the subject has made it an easy
matter to perfect a tax title, consequently
those who AVE so long neglected their
duty to the Government which gives
them protection, and who uniformly fail
to pay any taxes, viii. when too late, dis
cover that their lands have passed from
and been forever forfeited to tho State.
Let every man pay his part of the taxes,
whether he be richdbr poor, and let the
wealthy no longer throw the burdens upon
the poor. For sales for the tax of 1867, |
The redemption may be made in the Office
OF the Circuit Court Clerk; for previous
years. the money must be sent to the
treasury at Nashville. Persons interested
VIII do well TO look to this matter at once.
and avoid future complications and
trouble. County warrants are rapidly adj
RANGING in value alr@adv, and when
the county bonds are disposed Of
and the county thus enabled TO re-
tire nearly all her liabilities, then |
her warrants will command az least
cents. Hence, those who have
to pay, should procure a supply at
Purchases at tax sales may be paid
in part in warrants. and a great many
persons are preparing TO buy largely. for
the sake of the profit IN the warrants. as
well a. the fifty per cent. penalty. hich
accrUeS Immediately after the sale.
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CITY NEWS.
arrival and OevaTtUre Of the Nails from
the B~hphis PostofSce.

vbo0s Richmond, Washington, New
AoClLir,nbns Ca and Montgomery, Ala; al
S.Stions on the Memphis and CharlesbOnI
Iissisippi Central, Mobile and Ohio, Nash-
viiIe and Chattanooga and East tennessee
RAILROADS, arrive Of 2:9 PM close At AfN
A MIRO. Chicago. st. Louis, Nashville, Louis
vHie. Cincinnati, Cleveland, Pittsburg, Pnlla-
delphia, Buffalo, Albany, New 1orAt ano al
cities North and West, arrive AZ EsN PM
New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson NickS-
MIR. and all cities South, arrive ato
ON: closes at 10: s. an. -
All stations on the Mississippi and Iennes-
see New Orleans and Jackson and So1Inerh
Railroads. arrive at 5 pm; closes at ~: = p.Hl,
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, Little
Rock, Madison, Sundays excepted arrive al
SIarioa- WIttsburg and Claiborpst Ark
T-weekiv0 Monday, wednesday ana Friday,
rive Al 10 {. m close at II am
olive Branch and Byhalta, AISs-f lseIai-
Seekly) Monday and Friday, arrive at4T@m''
eSnba ana Big Creek, Tenn, weekly friday
arrive at 10 Am; close al II am -
little Rock and Helena, and all lsnulIss IN
White river, (semi-weekly IuesCr, 80
nrlay. arrive Ell am; close az go
Pin Bun and Helena, and On
Arkansas river (tri-Weekly3tnss4a 1nuI
day and Saturday, arrive 1"' SN
pm. .-4ssIppI river south
lsemt-weekly) Tuesday ''
close 4PMisslssippI river nortk
A-o-N1Z Nor-ay and Thursday, arr
JOSIAH DELOACH, Pm.
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w--AS d LDh ENolEAN
III Sntinue their great reduGon sale
NMnH7another week to give all Gcnance 10
&Iure some of the bargains% men they
dave been offering since JIlP "a othe
ladies who were compeIled|o leave before
thew could get waited NE will use our
utmost endeavor to Zfease them this
week: andf the hous/has been crowded,
all who could get attehtion went out well
satisfied that the bouse was in earnest,
sndChat they never secured such bargains
hfore. Heusekeerers and families now
IS your chance 70 supply yourselves with
dry goods for the next twelve months.
The firm are anxious to reduce their inn
mense stock 10 make o for fall impOr-
tstions. Be certain TO visit the Bee Hive
House, where courtesy and attention are
shown 10 customers, and goods sold re-
CARELESS of value. This enterprising
house wish alltOknOw how cheap they sell
their goods, and they invite all 70 satisfy
themselves that they are lower in prizes
than an competition.
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A Card from Capt. RouQhner.

L ind the following in The Radical or
gan Of this evening:
I'VE are authorized 10 state that Hon.
VIM. q. Moore did not recommend nor
lndorse Capt. BOughner for the Office of
CORNERSTONE Of Registration for this
county that he eve was applied TO for
such recommendation or Endorsement.
and does not even know the gentlemen
in question."
The above is cOrrect 10 a dot. I did not
apply TO ME. Moore, wen aware that he
does not favor men Of my political stripe.
But my recommendation was signed by
many OF the best merchants in the CITY.
| neither asked nor wanted Mr.. MoOre's
recommendation. j. p. BOUGHNER.
Memphis, June u, 1869.
BLEAcHED Domestic, loc per yard. VI.
hrans 4 %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-27
TO COUNTY & r
Form of Duplicate Certificates TO
be Issued by Them.

For the information of the public
says the Nashville BGnaCr Of Friday.
" we are informed by the Clerk of the
Davidson County Court. that he has
decided to issue DUPLICNTE certificates to
persons who obtained thcm under the
franchise act of 1865, upon affidavit being
made before him that the same were lost
or mislaid. All the necessary blanks viii
be ready in about ten DAYS, when any one
hunting a lost certificate issued by the
Clerk may find out the pdBGcP for all his
troubles. This il now believed to be a
certain cure for all diseases of the head.
Including neuralgia, headache, etc. The
Clerk will take pleasure in performing
any duty required of him in this respect.
1t is suggested that the different County
Clerks throughout the State adopt the fol-
lowing form, that HRJ0rs5ttg may prevail
in the matter of issuing duplicates. II
has been COTTON up with great care. Re
sides this form, let there also I've prepared
a printed certificate, To be marked d,,Dli-
cate, and TO accompany the same. The
Clerks should, also, as a matter Of great
convenience to themselves. as well as the
public, have his books indeNed GIpkqEef-
and "ifh0at deiaV. The form Is as
follows:
STATE or TENNESSEE, DIVISION COuN-
TY.-ThiS day personally appeared before
Clerk of the County Court
who made oath that he has lost or nais!aid
certificate, of which the following is
an exact copy, excepting the dav and
month left blank, tO-wit:
STATE OF TENNESSEE. COUNTY Or
No.. The Clerk may here substitute his
own form in place OF this one.l
T., Clerk Of the County Court of
said county, do hereby certify that proof
under oath has been made before me, that
falls within the pro vision OF section
|, of an act entitled "An Actto limit the |
elective franchise" passed June 5, 1865.
is therefore a qualified voter Of said
-Of-lS-
10y Clerk of County Court
Sworn and subscribed before me. this
he-dav-IS-.
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RIVER NEWS.

srAfE or TIE wEHTHER AT DIFFERENT
POINTS FOR JUNE z8, 1869.
Augusta, clear. sOs; Baltimore. over
cast 81 Buffalo, cloudy, 6So; Boston,
rain Charleston, clear. s5o; Chicago,
raln, 109i Chattanooga, cloudy; Cfnein-
nat, clear, 500; Jackson, cloudy. damp
ana warm; Knoxville. clear and hot:
Louisville, clear, 769i Montg0naery,
etoGdy, Memphis, cloudy, U';
leans, clear, 79e; New York. &oady. 81:
Osyka, foggy, Sc; Philadelphia, cloudy.
~ PLASTER Cove, clear. CO.; Pittsburg.
clear. 1t st. Louis, clear. Sc; Vieks-
parg, clear and pleasant; WASHINGTON.
cIear, ~ Halifax clear, $50 Portland,
clear, 81; Richmond, clear. 81; OswegO.
cloudy, q hey West, cloudy, $50; Ha-
a clear 81 Savannah, clear and
calm, $50; Mobile, clear and warm so:
Houston, clear and pleasant. S~bTeTenGrt
clear, calm and warm. So.
ARRIVALS.
Steamer City Of Cairo. st. louis.
Marble City, !
7. W. Strader. New Orleans.
Commonwealth.
DEPARTED.
Steamer Commonwealth. st. Louis.
City Of Cairo, -
P. W. Strsder, Louisville.
MlnueOla, Cincinnati.
Ozark, Arkansas river.
NatOma, White river.
MSrble City. Vicksburg.
RRERs WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
C1ScrSNATI, June 26.-Arrived, Alaska.
Departed, Robert Burns.
The river is rising with 70 feetin the
channel. Warm and clear.
CAIRO, June 26.-Up. Belle ST. Loui~. !
I'm.
Down, Belle Memphis, Jpn.
The river fell four inches.
The weather is clear with tile mercury
93o at 100
ST. LoUIs, June 2b.-Departed, Great
Republic, Mohawk and barges. aht Rubi-
con.
The river is declining Tie weather Is
clear and WARM.
L~oUIsvILLE. June 21.-ArriyS& Indt-
ana.
Departed, Longworth and Psvfona
The river is rising with 6lz ieeT in the
canal. Warm. -
Weather warm AMI snltrv. The river
here is declining steadily. 81 Cairo and
st. Louis the river is ~receding, with agood
stage of water to Cairo. The Ohio Is RI
sing slowly 70 Cincinnati and Louisville.
with six feet J. the canal. Arkansas uui
White rivers are falling slowly.
MISCELLANEOUS. -
The Natoma departed for White river
with a good trip OF people and freights.
The Ozark, for Arkansas river. had an
excellent trip.
The Cityof Cairo, for - louis. hal a
fair passenger list.
The p. W. S~traderaBd Commonwealth
passed up yesterday.
The Marble City passed down tor vicks-
burg we'll freighted.
The MinReola, for CINCINNATI. hld $50
bales Of cotton.
The famous lOw-preSsure sJeaLaes 81
mond, Capt. Scut Neale. VIII leave
wharf to-day nj noon for Louisville.
Messrs. Voolfolk and Lodge, Two clever
gentlemen, have charge oftho Office.
The Nary Houston Is due to-day. bound
for New Orleans.
The Rubicon, Capt. Blake, - Inc Mon
day Nicksburg packet, leaving az Jp. IN.
AT. GrisSom does the hOnore of the
Office.
The Grea, Republic wiH De down on
Monday for New Orleans.
The Julia i the Monday -. Louis |
packet.
The Thos. h. Allen is the Tuesday Ar
kansas river United States mail packet.
The h. T.. Lee laft EeN Orleans last |
evening for Louisville.
The George W. Cheek. capt. Jas. Lea-l
is the Nondas Fraris Point packet.
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Attorney Gamer

MUNICIPAL C0URr-G. ". WaIaran,
Jttdqe.-Ths trial of the case Of the State
vs.. j.. W. Brown, charged with assault
and battery, took up the time and atten-
ton of this Court Friday, and not being
finished, was continued until yesterday;
but owing TO the unavoidable absence OF
counsel, the case went over until Monday.
The case of the State VS.. Annie Gala
CHER, indicted for keeping a house of evil
fame and name, was next called, and the
trial entered into; pending which, the.
Court adjourned antil Monday morning,
when the ease via be resumed and eon
cludpd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-27

STEAM OVERS AND CLEANRRs.-Thos.
II. Hunt d Co, M. PIG Second street, are
prepared to doall Kinds Of cleaning, dyeing
and securing. They wilmake old clothes
look as good as bran new, and that at a
cost which, compared with nav ones, is
almost nothing. BY a new process the
original lustre and shape of the garment
is preserved in ai astonishing manner.
Gentlemen viii consult economy by send
ing Hunt & Co. their old garments,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-27

SACRIFICE SACRIFICE - SACRIFICE
We viii sell our entire stock Of Dry
Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes, etc,
20 per cent below the prices of any house
in the city 0f Memphis, to close out at
Once. NENDIG & BRO,
226 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-27

OPENING or ST. GEORGES PUBIdo
LIBRARY. - This institution viii be
opened on Monday evening, the 2Sth
inst, at eight o'clock, at 233 Second
street. The public are respectfully
invited. Able speakers win address the
meeting. r.. J. WALKER,
Chairman Library Committee.
WIN. JUMPER, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-27

a WORD TO THE WISE Is SUFFI-
oIENT."-Tremendouss sweeping reduction
Throughout our entire stock Of Dry Goods,
Clothing, Boots and Shoes, HATS. etc,
etc, viii be made from this date on. in
.orderto close out at once. at the great
closing ont sale store of Messrs. Vendig &
Bro, No. 226 Main street. This will last
but a very short time, 50 come az once and
procure fortunes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-27

REAL LACE POINTS CLOSING SALE
Aenken Bros. offer their entire stock Of
real Thread Lace Points at about half
price, with the view Of closing them ont
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-27

IaPoRTAST TO GESTLEMEN.-AIl Linen
Handkerchief, 81 per dozen, worth sc.
British Half Hose, 81 so per dozen, worth
&c. Pulled Bosom Shirts, g., worth 50.
gauze and Isle Thread UnderShirts at
reat bargains. NJ. Kraus & Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-27

THERE viii be preaching III the EN-
change Building, corner Exchange ami
Front streets, by Rev. d. r. Burnes. at q
quarter before + o'clock PIN. Friends OF
the Memphis Bethel are invited.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-27

FINE OEGASDIES-GREAT REDUCTION.
Menken Bros. offer their entire stock
Of French Organdies, of late Paris designs.
ar very low prices. These are very fine
goods Of laJe importations.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-27

Bills OF Exchange on all the principal
cities Of Europe for sale in sums to suit
At First National Bank, No. Il Madison
street.
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NOTARY PUBLIC.
DISSOLUTION.

TsHE firm OF E. ROBBINS & BRADLEY. OF
l. Memphis and New York, is this day dis
solved By mutual consent. The firm name
VIII be signed by either party in Liquidation.
The entire stock Of goods and the good will
ofthe business has been sold and conveyed TO
Messrs- BARBOUR. WILDER & SIMPSON.
who viii conduct in Memphis the business.
on their own count and IN whose behalf
the confidence ofthp pnahc IS respectfully so
HCltsd.
ELISHA ROBBINS,
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D. L~OWENsTEIN q Bros.

MONDAY, July 9th, viii be celebrated by
the citizens of Memphis as the anniver-
sary Of American Independence, at Gen.
tral Park. Cans VIII run every half-hour
during the day; and the darkness OF night
will be turned into brilliant light by A..
Hitzfeld's portable gas. Let everybody
get ready for a good, old fashioned }ollif-
cation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-27

TIE Rev. B. F. Larrabee, Of Columbus.
Mississippi, viii pDeach n half-pasi ten
O'Clock at theCentral Methodist church on
Union street, and at the Second street
church IT night.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-27

Two yards wide Bleached Table Linen.
81 per yard, worth 81 80; warranted ali
linen. NJ. Kraus & Co., corner Main and
Adams.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-27

Cry and country buyers ofDry Goods,
be SURE and attend the grand s~emi-annual
clearing sale of summer goods, at greatly
al NJ. Kraus & Co, cor, Main and Adams,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-27

T. BowmanSam 1. Faiae. Clets
WILL leave Memphis for Hell IT.
w ENA. L'ANGI LILLE and ST.A|
RIVERS every T-FSuTT- ~ :
o'clock pm.
LARRY HARNISTAD. AGENT.
feBls ~ Naffz1r street
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OLD FoGIEs, WAKE UP.-Bargains in all
kinds of dry goods for one week longer.
We are in earnest.
B. LoWENSTEIN q BROS.
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Buy F. 7. Shirts, furnishinggOods etc,
I Wiggans & Thorn, Manufacturers, %
Main street, Clay Building.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-27

LADIES White Hose, 81 - per dozen,
worth So. NJ. KTaus & Co., corner Main
and Adams.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-27

TELEGRAMs remaining in the office I'M
called for: Pittman, Cobb & Co, 2; Man
haitian Savings Bank,J W. Page, ir.. VIM.
Everett & Co.
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LADIES' all Linen Handkerchief. 81 -
per doZ. NJ. Kraus & Co.
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LACE PoINTs and Silk Mmtilles. So
cheap Is never was" At 2Zl Second
street.
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FIRST BAPTIST CHTRCH.-Regular ser
vices OF l0E I'm. and 5 pm. Rev. \. f..
Burns officiating.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-27

COUNTRY merchants that bay dry goods
look at our stock. NJ. kraus& Co.
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LADIES Corsets, 81 worth / JA. n
Kraus & Co., corner Main & Adams.
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Fer Mound City, Ark.

STEANIER BEN CAMPBELL A.
y viii a three trips everyA@
ana IL am. and g pm. The fishing neaf
Mound city + excellent. ie-
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HOTELS, STEAMBOATS, AND EAALuIES.-
We are making large drives in house
keeping goods. Come while the excite
nent IS up, and wewin astonish Won with
Our prices.
II IOWENSTETN f. Pros
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AttornbYs loF any OF The Move DEFEND
ants must be ia attendance, as the eases
viii be tried withSut fail.
Magistrates andllll Other ministerial OH
GERS are hereby respectfully notified that,
wherever the fruits of crimes are received
by them, over which the Criminal Court
has jurisdiction, the property should be
deposited with the Clerk Of said Court,
there to await the termination of the pro-
secutiOn. The practice of taking property
from alleged criminals and turning the
same over to claimants on application. is
not supported or authorized by law, and
often defeats the ENDS OF justice, from the
fact that the fruits Of crime viii often
furnish important and material evidence
for the State, if the property is retained
in the custody OF the Law until the prose-
is at an end, and prosecutors Will
be more yigilant to prosecute,
L. y. HoRRIGAS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-27

I. ToTHE PEOPEE IL MENPHDs AND VIc.-
SITY.-Yeu who have not heento B. Low
enstein Il Bros, go at nee. Novelties
in everything and at halftheir value,
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NemDhis and St. Francis River Tues
day Packet.
SAINT FRANCIS

For Helena. Mariana, Madison aad airrsba.
The new aud elegant SideNhseI PasSsnzss
Packet.
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abstract from the minutes OF a meet
ing of the Directory of the Missls-
sippi Valley Navigation Company Of
the South and West, held NJ the Office
u the Company, in Memphis, June %,
uooS'l
\ RESOLUTIONS ADOPTED.
WHEREAS, The prosperity of the city of
Memphis and the adjacent country. is an
object which should be promoted by al
Legitimate means al the hands Of i,s eiti-
Zens; and
Whereas, The reduction of The rte Of
heights on U rivers is essential 70 their
prosperity, and an especial object to he
attained: and
Whereas, The Mississippi Valley Navi-I
CATION Company of the South and West
as represented here, believe that their plan |
OF navigating the Mississippi river and its
trooIarles, Is unequaled for economy,
ance; therefore, be it
Resolved That the Directory of the said |
company submit the following PROPOSE
zion 20 the merchants and business mon
Of Memphis and its vicinity:
SAID Company propose to carry freipbts |
betWeen 81. Louis and Memphis at the |
rete OF loc per 100 lbs; Louisville and !
Memphis at the ratio OF l5e Der IO0afbss |
above the Falls at the rate of zoe per IO2
lbs; Memphis and New Orleans AT Tho
rate OF zoe per 100 lbs.
Resolved, That this proposition refers
only 10 those who are now, or may here
amer become, Stockholders ia the Com
Res0lved, Thar Eve hundred copies of
the foregoing preamble and resolutions be
printed Tor distribution among the husi-
ness mel Of Memphis and its vicinity.
True copy from minutes.l
rs. OTIS, Secretary.
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Transfers of Real Estate for the
Week

Sample, Mitchell & Co. toJ. d. Carol.
one lot, 74Z acres, in Germantown. $500:
VI. L. Turner ct al. TO Lindauer & Pollock.
one lot, sec. ?. range 3, nth Surveyors
district, $3.50; W. {. Potter 10 James O..
Pierce, two lois, Nos. 3 and 4 subdivision
No. !, e. p. Stuart's estate, S27OO: MeDon-
ough 4 Flanery to W. w. Beicer, north
west corner Of L~indep-aud Orleans, 5000;
E. Stern 10 y. T.. Mephraan, lot in block
2, S414i i. J. BurrOw and wife 10 ". J..
Grifing, LOT on Hatehie river. SlA1G: ".
N. Galbraith TO W. /. Meacham, one lot
fronting 3iE feet on Union street, between
Main and Front, running pack 10 an aIlev
les feet, for $4,000: Edward HALEY to
Michael HALEY, one lot on MonSsrrat
street, 500; G.. ". Crone 10 d. Pante ct al.
two lots, No. lg7 Poplar street. south side.
1900; McDonOugh & Elanery TO Sadly T..
Bieree, on Raleigh road. $500; r.. j. and
a. J. Hayes, a. H. RYAN. one
lot, town Of Haysville, So; X. I. Murrel
10 Parmelia Burrow, lot on Fayette street.
in Raleigh, $3.50; +. and T. BrOcchus 10
Chas- Erck, New Raleigh road, 5000; An
nie Italia Cash and Josh. II. Cash TO {. r.
Watt, lot $50 feet front on Wellington
street, 500; Mrs. Helen Croker to Mr..
Eliza Ana Watson, Tot No. 24S Desoto
street. $500.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-27
STEAMBOATS,.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White River Packet Compn
Regular United States Mail Line.
f"f HeIena- Fr1aT Point, DeFalIs Bluff, Z
tie Rock, Hot Springs. augusta and
J~aeksonpoEt.
DIES FJ4foff u.sa
rms splendid passenger steamer r.
VIII leave as above -
TUESDAY, 9TH inst, AZ pm
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents.
le-s Promenade street, loot JefersOu
Memphis and White River Packet Compan
United States Mail Line.
For Ja-cksOnPOrt and Way Landings.
DIES EIITorf -
his superb passenger Jacket II
VIII leave as above -
TUESDAY 18th inst, at > pm.
ia. kESDIG, Agent.
leI 9f Front street. Mostly Block.