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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-24

Arrival and Departure Of the Mails from
the Memnhls Postoffce.

Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington, Rev
York, Baltimore, ana all cities East and Sontni
Columbus, Ca, and Montgomery Ala.i al
stations on the Memphis and Inarlestoni
Mississippi Central, Mobile and ONO, Nash
VILE and Chattanooga and East Tennessee
Railroads, arrive at $50 pm close 81 Aiz
am.
Cairo, Chicago. ST. Louis, Nashville, Loais-
Vile, Cincinnati, Cleveland, P~ttsburg, Phiia-
delphia, Buffalo. Albany, New York, ana "a!
cities North and West, arrive at l2;4V phsi
sloses at 2 a 8 pm.
New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson Nlcks-
burg. Matches and all cities South, arrive ats
pm; closes ut 10: IS an.
All stations on the Mississippi ana IenHe5-
see. New Orleans and Jackson and Southern
Railroads. arrive AT 3 pm; closes atN:3 pm,
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, Little
Rock, Madison, Sundays excepted) arrive az
pm; close OF 5 pm.
Marion, Wittsburg aud Claiborne ArA1
arrive at 10 Am; close al II am.
Olive Branch and Byhalia, MAseY EeLA
weekly Monday and Friday, arrive AZ PIhi
cuba and Big Creek, Tenn, weekly Friday
arrive a. 10 II. close at II am.
Little Rock and Helena, z all 0ndings on
White river, fsemi-NFeekly) Tuesday and sat
urday. arrive at 9 am; close a. 4p.m-@ GA
Pine Bluff and Helena, and all landings on
Arkansas river Ctrfweakly) Tuesday, Thurs
Jay and saturday, arrive al 3 An; close al 1
Au landings on the Mississippi river south,
~semi-weekly) Tuesday and Saturday, arrive
1t 9 am; close at 4 pm.
All landings on the Mississippi river north,
.semt-weaklH Monday and Thursday, arrive
az g an; close al $3.50 pm.
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ELECTION NOTICE.
-FICE COMMISSIONER RECLsTL4TI6sA
TUR SHELBY CoVSfg.

fuR SHELBY CoTSTg
MEMPHIS, May o. ISs.
N0TIcE is hereby given. ulat on the Fourth
Thursday OF May, ls9, pursuant &c. grits OF
! election 10 me directed by His Exc-Iloncy q.
the Governor of Tennessee, I viii. at the law
fl voting places, in each Of the Wards OF thr
city Of Memphis. and In each OF the Ciyii Dis
tricts Of Shelby County, hold an Election 10 MI
he vacancies declared by the aei Of the Leg
Stature, passed F~ehruery $50, as follow
to-Bit:
Three judges Of the Saprcme Court d sal
State.
one Attorney-Genera and Reporter for ths
State.
one Judge Of the Twelfh Judicial ctrr1it of
said State.
One At~torney-General Of the Twelfth Jrdi-
ciaI Circuit of said State.
One Judge of the Chaneery Court OF Asn.
phls.
One Judge OF the Law Court OF Memphis.
Twill, also, in compliance with said writs of
election, at the lawful voting places In the
several wards of the City Of Memphis. ma In
the several districts constituting the terrific
rial Jurisdiction OF the Criminal court Of
Memphis and the Municipal Court OF Meui-
phis, hold an election to iii the vacancies de-
CARED Dy the Act aforesaid. as follows. to-wit:
One Judge of the Criminal Court OF Mem
pills.
One Attorney-Genera Of the Criminal Court
Of Memphis.
One Judge of the Municipal Court OF Mem
phis.
One Proseeuting-Atforney Of the Municipal
Court of Memphis.
Said elections vlll be held and ~condaeted
according TO thesxisting laES OF eais stat
and as prescribed for general elections by the
people,
The several Deputies, Judges and Clerks OF
said election viii, in due time b. announced.
J. =. WILLIAMG,
Commissioned Of Registration for shelby Co
my9 U-
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A Revenue Officer Shot by one Of the Ma.
raHders---0He of the Maskers also Shot.
Marrow Escape Of Internal Revenue Asses
sor Hahn.
Dr.. Psarns, Chief of Police, Badly Scared,

We learn by passengers who arrived
by the 2:30 train on the Louisville
Road yesterday morning of one OF
the most daring outrages that has
happened in Tennessee in some time,
being no less than the surrounding.
stopping and searching of the train at
Milan, by band of twenty armed
and disguised men, at halfpast eight
O'Clock Saturday night. The affair as
near as we can learn, was as follows:
Some days ago Mr.. Hahn, United
States Internal Revenue Assessor or
Collector at Milan, arrested a man
at Mckenzie for running an illicit dis
tillery. Apprehending trouble, he de-
termined to take his prisoner
to Milan, and brought him
aboard Of the train for that purpose,
putting him in the baggage car in
charge of IN assistant, he going in
the same car himself.
When the train arrived at Milan
the conductor, Mr.. Hudson, was seized
by one of the men, who forced him at
the point of the pistol to precede him
through the entire train with his Ian
tern, the masked desperader scruti-
nlzing every passenger closely. In
the sleeping the same operation
was gone through with, and in one OF
the hunks was the Rev. Mr.. Police
superintendent Pearne, asleep. The
masker pOked his cooked pistol into
his face and reused him, but on catch
ing sight of his nose, pulled il
(the pistol, not the nOse) back
and passed on. One of the pas
sengers, surmising what the prOce-
dure meant, told the maskertha if he
was looking for Hahn and his pris-
Oner he would find them in the bag
gage-eaF.
On this, SummOning his other men,
the leader OF the band went to the
baggage-car, which was closed, and
demanded admission. Hahn or his
assistant opened it, and as they did so
and discovered the gang of masked
men, comprehended the situation in a
moment. The assistant sprang out
and IAN of, being fired at by the whole
body as he did so. He was seen
to fall, but whether MORALLY wounded
or not the passengers could not say.
Hahn, being armed, rashly fired into
the crowd, and n of the gang fell;
AOGA AAAO4A1dAl DCAAAS dASO ARuUtdllE u
the extent ofthe injury.l In an instant
the baggage a was riddled with their
shots, and in the midst of their fusi-
lade the prisoner leaped out and made
his escape. The Conductor, mean
while, signaled the engine, and the
train moved off rapidly, bearing Hahn
on i, strange to say, unhurt.
These are the mere outlines. We
have telegraphed for fuller details, but
up to writing they have not come. A
dispatch was received during the
morning, however, stating that all
was quiet at Milan.
We have no doubt that the Radical
press will try to make out this to be
aaOther Ku-Klux outrage. We are re-
liably informed, however, that the or
~ganization is composed of illicit distil-
lers, and has its manifestations all
through Central and Eastern Tennes-
see. We hope the villain who was
shot by Mr.. Hahn was only wounded,
SO that he may be made ''squeal," to
use a forcible but not very elegant ex-
preston, on the rest of the gang.
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REGULAR
50 so PER AaEum.
81 IS PER SIX MONTHS on.
rs CENTS Per THREE MONTHS.

90 Clubs ofrwo or more viii DO supplied
ntsa %.
s The columns Of the ArrzAL viii be de-
voted TO the LATEST NEWS, TELEoRKrH Re
PORTS, amt choice selections Of READrso
MsrrEa.
rs Special attention win be given 10 our
MARKET REPORTS. No eGort will be- spared 10
advance s~oCrHEaS INTERESTS ND s0CrHEEN
ENTERPRISES.
sc rhr stirring events Of (he present day
make it necessary Tor every man 70 heeome "a
subscriber 20 a good newspaper. 70 supply
this wan, We oner the ArPsAL at The above
extremely low rates. onhden that the price
Is within the reach OF all. W. prolnIse that
the APPEAL. as heretofore. shall continue 10
give universal satisfaction.
SB Remittances can be made eitherb by Post
Office Money order or by Registered Letter.
49, Postmaster throughout the UnI;ei
states age requested to ACT as Agent.
AlasLlE. HEATING & Co,
Editors and PrspristoFs.
Memphis. Tenn.
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SUMNER RESORTS,
Z
WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, VA,
VIII Open on the lst Of June Next.

i 70 2,OM visitors.
The buildings were erected at a cost Of sew
eral hundred thousand-dOilars. and ara larze
and commodiOus COTTAGES separate and
distinct from each other.
The climate Is delightful, the air pure and
brncinR, and the scenery unsurpassed in
beauty by any in the mountains Of Virginia.
The grounds are extensive \ covered with
beaatifUl shade trees.
The entire premises have been thoroughly
repaired and painted and newly furnished,
from kitchen to parlOr.
Extensive baths, billiard and bowling "a
lO0ns-an newly erected.
Livery stables.
POst-Omce, express, telegraph and ticket
offices, communicating with all points North
and South, are on the premises.
The tables are supplied with every delicney
OF this and other markets.
b cellars are stocked with choice wines
and liquors.
So Passengers viii purchase tiekstato BIG
TUNNEL, On the Virginia and Tennessee
railroad, when the cars on the Springs
Branch railroad, belonging 20 the prOpTietors.
viii land passengers directly In the reception
house.
~ BOARD:
Per Day, 50 %; Per Week, s0i Per Moath, St.
For longer period and large parties, Special
rates VIII be charged. Address
WILSON 4 LORESTZ,
waaEpn ppanrFafnr :
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MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED.K

FTNHE FOLLOWING NUMBERS Oh THE.
i MEMPHIS APPEAL OF 1866;
February TO February ~ tnclusIN-.
4i6F y.
June :, ;, r, Is, y.
July Z, 81 10 q. inclusive.
August !. , 4.AG. Z. 10, IA, 70, y. Is, 70. - q,
- ., -, =, =, "a.
Reptember6, "a. I. e. ., -. -
October :, ), Il, l., II. S. =
November 70, j..
And OF i1s:
January > d..
February Z. T.. c.. z, s. u, u, =.
March ), Is, y. u, d, y, 2 81, -.
April =, 3, = d. -, %.
May j..
June J, 3, d. s. 20. Y, il. -. ., ., d, q.
July !, 2, 3, e, 70 Is, ~ to 3. -, 20. 81.
August >, 3. ;. ls, %, q, 90. 81.
Surprising thar a dl6 was retained for me in
The office, ! neglected all the numbers while l
was editor. To preserve the articles | wrote, /
am very desiTOus 10 procure the above num-
bers, and shall De under many obligations 70
friends who VIII furnish them. 1 shall gladly
pay. for hem any reasonable price. II seal to
Box -, POstofice, Memphis, they VIII reach
me. lmyEf ALBEH PIKE
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the parties G at the door by Steele)
ran past me, s~thfoughsthe parlor and
sitting-room, and down the back way.
Harry then went out the same way.
j don't think that he saw the man
who went out before him. As he did
so / went into the parlor and heard
something drop. l thought it was
Scanlon, but it must have been the
pistol, for when / got where I could
see l saw Scanlon reeling around in
the hall at the head of the stairs, and
as / got to the door he fell where you
found him. That's all / know about
the matter.
THE CoRoNER's JURY.
Harry, on being examined, testified
to almost identically the same facts,
although precautions had been taken
to keep him and MeGinnis from seeing
each other, or having any conversa-
ton, from the time the arrests We're
made.
Capt. Sam. Shock was also exam
ined, andEhe testified to having been
standing in the street near the house,
about one O'Clock. He saw the two
men standing talking to the women
in the carriage; saw Steele come out
the door and speak to them; saw them
rush into the house, and shortly after
one of them came out, saying that he
did not "want any of that in his"
The other man did not come out. He,
Shock, did not go into the house.
The women boarders In the house
substantiated most of the statements
of McGinnis, Steele and Harry.
DR.. Lynch testified that the body
was cold, and life had been extinct q
half to three quarters of an hour when
he arrived there.
The policeman Farrell testified, as
we have detailed above, only more
amply in respect to certain facts which
at present are withheld.
The bullet was extracted during the
inquest, and found to be a large
BAH, fired either from a derrin-
ger of heavy ealiber or a navy Colt.
1t had entered below the right eye and
passed through the brain, producing,
according to DR.. Lynch, almost in
slant death.
The jury, after patiently examining
witnesses from ten am. till half past
two pm, not being able to procure
certain very important witnesses. de-
termined to adjourn until this morn
ing. They caused warrants to be
issued before adjourning to every per-
son in the house at the time except
Harry, (who, they were satisfied,
was a peace-maker throughout), and
for the two parties whose names we
have not given. One of them was ar
rested last evening about seven
O'clock; the other was not found up
to midnight.
We win give the further action of
the jury tomorrow.
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Agents Wanted Everywhere.

VI. CALARTS Pure Vegetable Colorlnc, 81 "a
pound, sufficient 70 give = rich golden yellow
10 30 pounds OF White Butter; 70 cents per
sample package, scnGSO~ any address. No
farmer should De- WiLhout IL. as white amt
streaky Butter Is worth from SIX 10 fCp GEMS
4 pound less in all mnrS@s ChGn mat OF Z
itch yeIlOE. kt=l
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DISSOLUTION.

THE firm Of r. ROBBINS 4 BRADLEY OF
i Memphis and New York, is this day dis
solved ny mutual consent. The firm anu
will be signed by either party IN liquidation.
The entire stock q goods and the good VIII
Of the business has been sold and cOnSeyed 10
Msssrs. BARBOUR, WILDER & SIMPSON,
who wiz conduct in Memphis the business.
on their own account, and IN whose behalf
the confidence ofthe public is respectfully So
licited.
ELISHA Robbins,
u Warren street, New York City.
EDWARD BRADLEY,
~ seoapd street, Memphis, Tenn
Dated al Memphis, Aprii31, fSA
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR LOUISVILLE.

New Orleans and Louisville Packet Company
For Cairo and Louisville.
hlth hDND zeal, master
This elegant passenger steamer MA
Will leave as ABOVE -
THIS Day, Ath inst, at ) pm.
LARRY HARMSrAD, Agent,
my2t 81 Madison street.
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RALEIGH SPRINGS is not surpassed Tor
medical qualities. Parties wishing TO 10
saue can buy OF rent the Odd Fellows
Hall, with 81 by $50 feet Of ground. Call
and SEQ me. o. f. PRESCOTT,
No. 40 Jefferson street.
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ON The 18Th or May.

And Win the extensive Improvement tauL
have been made. viii be prepared Tor me
comfortable accommodation OF from
FIFTEEN HUNDRED To TWO THOUSAND
PERSONS.
The HITE SULPHUR Is now The " estern
terminus Of the Chesapeake and ohio Rail
road. and tEe cars OF that road IN connection
with Geographic facilities VIII be running 70
The Springs by i5T JCLY.
No pains or expense nave or vii be spared
70 secure the comfortable entertainment, In
al the varieties of accommodation; OF the
large number OF visitors that VII resort 10
the Springs the present season.
EB one OF the best LAWN And BALI
Room BANDS VIII be in attendance; an exl
tensiye LIVERY has been provided, and suit
able arrangements made I'd facilitate every
Innocent and rscreative amusement appro-
PIRATE TO n fashionable Watering Place. A
number OF Fancy and Masquerade Balls XII
be given during the season.
Charges VII be - per Week aEu so per
Month. Children under 10 yeans OF age and
cOlOred servants half price. White servants
according TO accommodations.
PEfTOSS Co.
ProprlelorS.
Whit sulphur Springs, ". Va. myi6
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cARRIAeE BE WAeoN MATERIAL
BUTTER.
E
THE
ECONOMY BUTTER co

Ask the attention ot all interested in tIs re-
OF the eNtra-aRant cost of BustEh Go
heir practical and economical system oI uhE-
tng pure prime Butter ny ala 0f Iha
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To H LADIEs-FBENCH DRESSES.
RoBGs, ETc.-Menken Brothers offer their
stock Of Ladiez' and Cbildren's Dresses.
also thelf Real Lace Points. at special bar
gains to close them out. These goods are
Just from Paris, and are the newest STYLES.
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ST. CHARLES RRsrAURASI.-0ne oftbe
centrally located Restaurants in the civ
u he st. Charles, on the corner OF
Jefferson and Second streets. There
atell hours Of the night and day. a hun
CRY nan can find an elegant hot meal to
BScuP6rate the lining ef hisstomach. The
charges are moderate, and the walters and
cooks are all az fat IN the business. We
d6not know Of a pIaceto which NE would
meal than 10 the ST. CHARLES REsIAC-
RAM.
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OUR stock of summer goods mus be
closed out, and for this end we have made
great sacrifices. Prices Of goods greatly
reduced. Herz0g < Bro, 24 Main street.
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Two yards wide Bleached Table Linen,
81 per yard worth q 50. Warranted all
linen. NJ. krIus & Co, corner Main &
Adams street.
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DELEGATES, ATTENTIoS!-Large stock
Of gents furnishing goods selling at extra
low prices. Gents all linen hemmed
handkerchief &c; best brown British
halfhOse q 50 per dozen: fine white
shirts 81 50; good calf boots s. 90. India
cotton under shirts zoe; gents linen
drawers 81 so; largo stock Of latest stvIes
lies and bows. Gents clothing at extra
low prices. J. II. L~oewenstine i Bios.
2r-Afain street, Clay Building.
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FoR V%ICKSBTRG

Regular Memphis and Nicksburg Eacket-For
Helena, Napoleon and Sicksburg.
y III A.-Y..s o.. ,.-,..- -s...-..-..t. lhIldIldl, master
This splendid passenger steamer
will leave as above ~
MONDAY, 2ith inst, at ) pm.
Freight received at the st. Louis Wharfboat.
my2g FLEM. CALNERT, Supt.
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Strawberries Strawberries /!

gTNHE finest and best hayorcd Strawberries
L In the market can be had at the lowest
rates st T. H. FLYSNzS. 20. % Bead street.
Hofe3S. restaurants. steamboats,. private 1am-
lies, plenics, fairs, or excursions supplied on
the most reasonable terms. Strawberries de-
Hrered free Of charge In any part Of the 9ity.
These Strawberries are raisod b. Mr. Shep-
herd, of Raleigh, and are well known rr
their superiority. All orders promptly at
tended TO, Z. II. FINN,
myB No. 50 Beal Street.
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IRISH LINEN Sc per yard. VI. Ksaus &
Co. corner Main and Adams.
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GENTLEMEN-Take notice that We soil
Gents All Linen Handkerchiefs four dol
lars per dozen, worth six. British Half
Hose 81 80 pee dozen, worth SO. Pulled
Bosom Shirts -, worth 50, Gauze and
Lisle Thread Undershirts ut great bar
gains. NJ. kraus * Co., eorner Main and
Adams.
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JoE LoCKE's news stand, GG& Main.
street, Is well supplied with papeR from
every quarter. The latest and freshest Al
ways on his counters.
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EXTRACT or BUTTER Plant.

\ brief a%llnsioH 20 inc a~r-ginoflhts import
ant discovery may not prove uniEtereSttHs.
nOWned Captain Cooks y2vage around thH
world. - found tIe siafHnicuI, that ahtlf ss-
burning FOR a short TINE on the brazilian
Coast OF south America, he observed fHr ma
t1yes using in the preparation % tltrsr food.
a peculiar oil, which, upon examination. he
found 10 possess the appa=rapce. TASTE ana
uayOT OF Butter: apo fuFthsr Inquiry how
ever, he asc@riainec that 10 was rinpls u sab
stance that the natives distilled Ia "a cTuda
and m perf@ct manner from e rich and luEu-
riant plant that grew spontaneously and
Gbundantly in that warm tropical country.
4 few years ago an emiuenG Preach chemist.
while on a professional visit - the lrppic-.
made numerous experiments win this re-
markable production OF nature, ANA succe-d-
- IN extracting q conceatfatest esSauoe OfEhs
plant. m rUTenuiH fJr its preparation, snt
The Sole Right F0r the safe in-thE cuunfrSar.
the exclusive property ot thls company. ID
whom IL was purchased from the original alE-
coNerer. We elaiIn lot LnlS rr~lnNrkApia yrI
simple ana perfectly Harmless preFaTafI8u-
ist. That b. its use ? 1rt gain Of f-,sIn - ls
10per cent. Is insde In HE nut1aiact'ue 81
I'd. That Butter, which fs5m ag= 81 whaf-
ever cause, may De strong, raneis -tI-aked or
COarse-grainAd, ana cOnIpsrativtlv useless for
general use By the aid Of this Extract Is re-
stored 10 It's original freshness and zNggetue--
fine grain and even color
ID By the use Of this Extract, one pount 90
delicious, fresh Butter Is aeJlhily made rom
one pint OF milk.
4th. Thar a purerand exrellent table BuEer
NkaA AHAENiAI aA saAHnNA % Aa14aA Al NH - LfAlA
per pound. fhe ohfei expense wherein being
Bltter, which Ia the essential base
9Th. That Butter Is manufactured by tho
aid Of this ENtract Is equal In every respect s.
the best butter made by the ordinary methCi.
9Th. The ENtraCt. after thorough analysis.
byable chemists. Is pronounced perfectly f-e-
nom any delctcrious substance. the iugrcGt-
cnts being purely Gf n vegetable mature.
Sth. In proof Of the foregoing assertions. tu5
factory Of this COMPANY Is making Que ton %
Butter per day, whlch meets with ready snlr
IN the New York market. md = ~cGnsunl.T
nom the fables Of the drst het-ss. restaurants
where. -
A sample package Of TIE E1TEAcT SUN
Gent 70 make dfty pounds or Butter, with
fuIi directions for use, VIII tr sent to anyHt
dress on the receipt OF q.
CACT1ON-As all articles NJ reGl merit are
subject to spurious limitations, we would spe-
eieIly caution the public against cOClrerfeiIs
and worthless iInitatlous, advertised rs pow
derS, compounds, etc a. the EEtTaas Ol 5he
BHtter Elnnt l. prepared and sold only BY
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WHES YOU come to Memphis give Her
cog & Bro, a call. They are now selling
the cheapest dry goods in the city. Their
store il ia Clark's Marble Block, g7f Main
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The Economy Butter Company

Ofiee-u5 LIBERrV STREET.
FactOry-S5 Greenwich -fHEsfi sly
state, County and CITY Rlgits fsr sale. offer
ing to. capitallsts rare opportunities Tor esLah-
fishing q staple business. paying enormcu-
urOffE-
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To CLOSE OUT!-TO close oug, oar stock
OF parasols on hand, from this day on,
VIII he sold 81 cost. Herzog Il Bro.
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0SE THOUSAND Mems and BOYS Straw
Hsts-to be closed out at once-various
kinds; your choice for J1c. ". kraus &
Co., corner Main and Adams.
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COMPREHENSIVE.

ESIsoAI the above Il Will be seen that We
u have become the successors OF MeSsrs. r.
Robbins & Bradley, In the general Hardware
Business. Our well known experience In
This trade induces us to rely upon a continu-
ance Ofthe very liberal patronage bestowed
upon our predecessors. We propose to keep
on hand a stock well adapted TO The wants OF
the surrounding country, and Will he repaired
az all tine to offer great Inducements TO pur-
chaserS. "
BARBOUR, WILDER SIMPSON.
myaikw
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YARD wide BleaeheAe9 omestic. le]1c
per yard. NJ. kraus a Co, corner Main
and Adams streets.
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LADIES FANCY GOODS, at half price. or
our cheap tables NJ. Kraus & Co, corner
Main and Adams.
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Boy 7. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods, etc.
u Wiggans & Thorn, Manufacturers. S3
Main street, Clay Building.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-24

sUHNER and Spring Dress Goods for
less b New York cost, AZ the GREAT
Rad STORE, 90 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-24

LADIES WHITE HOSE 81 - per dozen
worth 50. N. Kraus & Co., corner Main
and Adams.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-24
DARING OUTRAGE.

A Train on the Memphis and Ohio Railroad
Stepped by Armed and Disguised Men.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-24

WEITE Marseilles at the very loves.
figures. HerzOg & Bro.