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Besides donation from the Government of
$4,000 acres of land per mile, the Company is
entitled to subsidy in U. S. Bonds on its line as
completed and accepted, at the average rate of
about see, 500 per mile, according to the difficult
ties encountered, for which the Government takes
a second lien as security Whether subsidies are
given to any other companies or not, the Govern
ment will comply with all its contracts with the
Union Pacific Railroad Company. Nearly the
whole amount of bonds to which the Company
Will be entitled have already been delivered.
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SECURITY or THE BONDS,

1t needs no argument to show that
First Mortgage of $26, 500 per mile upon
what for long time must be the only
railroad connecting the Atlantic and Pa
ci6c States is perfectly secure. The en-
tire amount of the mortgage will be about
$50, 900, 900, and the interest 81, 800, 900
per annum in gold. The present currency
cost of this interest is less than $780,
600 per annum, while the gross earnings
for the year 1868, from way business only,
on an average of less than 700 miles of
road in operation, were moro than
Middletown transcript., 1869-03-06
GRAND
Vocal and Instrumental Concert | I
7S AT TIIE
TOWN HALL,
MIDDLETowN, DELAWARE,
Tuesday s. "wednesday Evenings
March 80th and 81st, 1869,
FOR THE BENEFIT OF
UNION LODGE, No S, A, F.. A. M.
Taesday s wednesday evenings

OAtANAf fA<O1OA1t nv. W ~ 4 =. II. W,
fJAaIS CONCERT, given under the auspices of
a the Masonic Fraternity is designed to be of
the highest order of merit known to the profess
sion. Satisfied that this community will appre-
cate a ffst-class entertainment, no pains will be
spared to make 1t such as will reflect credit upon
all concerned. The acknowledged excellence of
the celebrated Yocalists engaged for the OCCASION
is guarantee to the lovers Of harmony that they
will be furnished with a rare musical treat.
Our own popular local Orchestra, THE AM
PHI0NS, will also add much to the entertain
mcnt; and the large Auditorium of the Town
Hall is expected to be filled, each evening, to its
utmost capacity. The following Vocalists have
been engaged
SOPRANOS.
MADAME HENRIETTA BEHRENS,
MISS ANNIE J. WELLS.
coNrRALTos.
MRS. i. B. JOHNSON,
MISS LIZZIE A. WELLS.
TESoRs.
PROFESSOR JOHN X. mcgowan.
j. T. WELLS.
BAssos.
J. G. MAREE,
A. R. BUTCHER,
PIANIST
Professor A. BACHMAN.
The entire company to be under the direction
of the well known popular musical purveyor,
Mr.. ]. 7. Wells, of Philadelphia.
The selections for the Programme will consist
of Operatic Choruses, Trios, Duets, Solos, Popu-
lar Ballads, Comique and Sentimental, of the
highest order.
Tickets for each evening-One Dollar; to he
bad at the Stores, and also at the Hall, on the
evenings of the Concert Children half price.
Doors open at o'clock, Concert to commence
at 8 clock.
A FESTIVAL
Will also be held in the Banquet Room, each
evening, where will be provided every delicacy
of the season..
February goth, 1869
Middletown transcript., 1869-03-06

Orders will be received and promptly
filed fOr any kind Of Stove that may be
desired.
Middletown transcript., 1869-03-06

Prompt attention to business, moderate
prices, competent workmen, and deter
mination to please, may at all times be ex-
pectcd by those who may favor him with
their GU tom.
Jan. 5O-=ly
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divide his lands into Tote, make a plat OF
sthef1. ami sell the lots according 10 the plan,
bounding them on a street projected on the
same plan, without being held conclusively by
these acts 10 have dedieated the projected
street to The use Of the public. The question as
between himself and the purchasers OF the 10 5
Is o. cour-ea a Yfry dihsTent One,snd is governed
BY entirely different relies, and depzLds urOn
the rartlcuiar -SreS O. each ease.
applying The rue above laid doan % the
facts OF this case. 1 am Of the Op. MON that Shaw
never dedicated the lot in controversy to the
pubic or to the Corporation OF Memphis. He
oeelared nj all times, before and aner he sod
the lots on what he calls Monroe street, on n )
map, that be would not give the ssrt ct to The
city. abe street, as projected on the map, does
no. lnterseeL with any o.her street in tbs city.
1t is not shown by proof. aad indeed the infer
ence is irresistible that shaw did not own the
land adjoining any street on the east or
west Tee mop dos not show Bayou
G2yoso o. his West, or Wellington
falling to procure the right of way Ia 1853. took
no steps to oJea the street prior to the sum.
mer OF 1862. aud indeed IL is not shown that
the city authorities ever did open the 5 reef
IL was opsre daring The war INT vvbe.bsr ~
tbs corporate authorities, or the military au-
does not appear. In 1895 the city au-
tbOrtfiSS again JCok steps 10 procure the right
Of way for the extension OF the st.eet, and
when these complainant petitioned for COM
peusaton the city not only did not claim that
this portion OF the street had been dedicated to
the public aud opened by the city, but Passed
a res OiUtion restoring the property to the tom-
And this brings Us to The last point
80 IL NaN q AAC y tHG dSAEDstt aQG INA
Is, that the CT y authorities cannot lawfully
ci0ze up a street that hiss once been opened 10
Inc pubH'. This would be very true IL it any
where appeared that the street had ever been
y AID properly opened, but in the absence
OF such proof, l do not think the act relied on
applies.
The decree viii therefore BE- for the complain
ants, making the injunction restraining the
del ndantS from removing the fence perpetual
unless they choose TO proceed under the pre-
visions OF their charter to condemn and apprO-
the lot, their right to do which Is OF
course not Affected.
This case was argued by e3unssl on both sides
with great conf ,ence, and L have arrived at
conclusion after The most patient and care |
al examination could give tue authorities in
press OF my Other engagements. Ar ex-
animation OF tue question leads to such a vsst
number Of cases many OF which appear at
irst TO be directly IN point on one side or the
)ther, that they require 10 be examined with
"a e TO sic-Itatn the point decided, but I dc
not think that 1 have contravened q single
, Sc that have been able 10 see in arriving at
his decision,
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LOUISVILLE AND PAssAORE.-Our
enterpriaing and energetic friend, Psss-
more, not satisfied with what he is do
ing here, has established 3 branch house,
I57 1ain street, Louisville, where he
hopes to zee Sis old friends OF the North,
South and West, and as in Memphis,
where he expects to sell for them at auc
tioE Dr. by commission, eysFy kind, de-
scFiption or style Of goods, be the same
dry goods or silk goods, fancy or milli-
merry goods, furniture, cro~ckeryware, sll'
yer OF plated ware, marble or stucco or
nameDts, pictures or paintings, iron or
tinware, or whatever eise the mind OF
man can conceive er invent, we cor
daily commend this house 20 the gene
raj public Of Louisville, and have piess-
ure ia rene wing to the commercial pub
lie of tine United states an endorse
ment Of Passmore & Co., that years OF
experience nave proven them to deserve,
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AFTER H PAP.-We learn from
Washington that Tomeney is an sppli-
cant for his present position IS United
States Marshal of the Western D.strsct;
that Col. Hough is an applicant for his
old place as Collector Of Internal Rsve-
nue., and Representative Ryder for the
Consulsaip to Glasgow. What their
chances are we cannot tell but unless
the Tenure-of-Om law is repesledlthey
are very slim indeed and even should
that be done, Grant will be apt to serve
his relatives first, then his personal
friends, when we doubt if Tiers will be
anything LEFT for the Republicans named,
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J. M. Goodbar, E'q, of the shoe house
of Goodbsr d Gilliland, returned yester-
day from New York and Boston, where
he has purchased his second stock of
spring goods this season. Hs reports
cold weather among the blue noses, but
looks well after his trip.
F. A. Prague, Esq , OF the house OIL. T.
Sullivan & o., "Kenton Tobsceo Ware
house." Covington, KY, is in the city,
stopping st the Overton Hotel.
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at MRS. NJ. G. HUNTERS Southern
Emporium Of Fashion, 247 Main street,
the ladies OF Memphis and vicinity will
find the fnest assortment OF bosnets,
hats, French flowers, dress trimmipgs,
lsces, parasols, French c%orsets, ladies'
and children's underwear and dresses,
all kinds Of silk, linen and narcotics,
sacques, lace points, and every variety OF
gocds-best styles ever displayed in this
city. Dressmaking particularly attend
ed to. We have mace dress trimming q
speciality, and are sure OF pleasing ell.
Our Spring opening will take place on
Thursday, April LIST, when everything
will be exposed for inspection.
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MAIN STREET STORES AT PUBLIC
SALE--We deem it almost useless, for
the purpose of attracting general and
particular attention 10 such an interest
ing and important sale, to do more than
refer to the advertisement Of that OF two
valuable store houses, on Main street, to
be sold st auction, IN Thursday next, by
MessFs. Register, Trezsvant Il Co., suc-
tionetrs. Business men and capitalists
csunot fall to see that business houses on
Main street, between Union and GSyoso
streets, commanding good rent now, will
never be less valuable than they are to-
day, for the reason that Main street Is
aud must always be the great artery of
the business and fashion and life OF Mem
phis, and the growth of the city in any
part. must be felt there first and last. It
is but seldom that property in the BUSH
ness portions OF Main street can be
bought, and We think it a safe ass ertion,
that the chances OF buying must become
fewer and more costly with each sue
ceeding year. I
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DEAR.-Peter Crowley, shot Sunday
night by john Kennedy, died yesterday
moaning at half pas. two O'clock, and
was buried yesterday. Messrs. Clarke &
Co.'S jswelry store was closed during the
day, Crowley having been a sort Of con-
fidsntiRl man with them.
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ROARDING.

nOARD-Psrsons desiring board in a private
Is family, caa obtain pleasant rooms, orday
ESard. in a convenient part Of the city. ADDRESS
= H., Appeal office. Reference required
mh2
DOARD-A gentleman and wife, or two sln-
Gle gentlemen, can nno board IN q piINats
TsmIIy. near the street cars, where lnere ere no
other boardera. References required. AdqIees
- B" Appeal ofics- mL
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HO F3RTHE RACES. Parties of twenty
or over will be taken by rail to New
Orleans and back during the races at SIS
each for the round trip. Tickets good for
ten days. Names 20 be lefG at Sam.
Shock's, Crescent Saloon, No. lao Main
street, next door north of OVerton
Hotel.
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EXTRAORDINARY CHALLENGE. Il
hereby chslienge Capt. l.. P. Van to a
joust Ohsrms, with any weapon he may
ch0oss TO select, for Sl000-the grounds
TO De selected by the challenged party.
Respectfully, A. YEAUDGAONT,
Champion OF Tennessee.
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WANTS.

0HANTED.--Ftry men TO work on farms
50 men 10 Work on SHARES - men anu
- 10 cook and wash y coos, washers ana ION
ers. FOR the city chsmOermalas anu I
gardeners. Apply at the oh'E AuUeLlseH0e
WV. DARDIS.
"ANTED.-DAY BoARDkRs at5 Madison
street.
"ANTFD-A situation as Salesman Ad-
dress q. ". K.," appeal ONCE. mLz3
WANTED situation as Salesman by a
w young man VINO has been |lraEeAnS
agent" Tor this paper. Address b, APiS3t
otice. mn
:" ANJFD-A situation by an experienced
- mhl6
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TIE FooT is one OF the most compli-
Gated portiaBs Of the human body, snd
yet, In most cssss, has the heaviest
work put upon il, and is the worst
treated. Tne consequence is that not
one foot in q Thousand is SIS
nature intended It should be; the
mEjority being warped out Of shspe
by ths style of shoes and boots generally
worn, Rnd bQrthensd with swollen joints,
corns, bunions, eal'Osities and excres'
cences OF sll sorts. DIR. Lane, now at the
Pesbody hotel, has made all these Gissa-
sea OF the foot a special study for years,
and treats them with the utmost success,
removing them simultaneously and
psiniesslY.
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S'Uss N. ENGLIsH has just returned
1ro1, New York, where by careful per-
sonsl ins.@ lection, she selected 8 varied
stock of eleE-a Q 1sshlongoie mlIil-
merry, which m~V oe seen ~ HeL esua -
lishment, No. go VAN street, over the
Great Red store.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
Oaiee--Eo. Is jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.

SoE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has the
latest news alwSys on hand.
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FOR SALE.

TOR SAIE-The ARKANSAS HoUsE," A
Il Washington street Doing a gOoJ ouSl-
ment. Apply 10 J. ;. BERRY Co. mhH
"ORK OXEN FOR sALE-Three yoke Of
w good oxen, in fine order. Also one Or
dinary OK Wagon, Nokes and Log Cnaln.
Price 500 per yoke, or $50 cash OF shors esty
chain. Address POstOfice Box 80. b
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GENTLEM EN-! please -lOsk at those
White Shirts, UndershlFts, Drawers and
Linen handkerchief, NJ n. Krsus q
Co.'s, No. 2S Main street, corner OF
Adams.
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TEE weather was warm aud summer
ISL yesterday, with q pleasant south
wind blowing. Toward evening it
cl0uded up in the west, and the sun sank
in a bank Of heavy dark clouds.
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TABLEAUx WANTS Thursday and Fri
day nights, at Grsenlsw Hall. Tickets so
cent?, Ms,isee Friday evening for chill
dreD, to close with Punch and Judy.
Tickets to Matinee 25 cents.
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MEMPHIS WORK.-TheFe is on view
and for sale at Passmore & Co.'S, 231
Second street, q lsdy's work box Of very
neat and elegant pattern, the result Of
the leisure hours of a worthy Memphis
mechanic. Il is q hundred PSF cent. a
handsomer job than anything Of the sort
we have seen in q long time, and we
think it should find a piscs in the bour-
DOR Of some ofourl lady friends. 1t will be
sold cheap. VINO will the
Call at PassmOre's and examine It.
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TOUNn-The lady who called to inquire II
II No Ia Adams street was for rent, 2 rev
days ago, dropped s Sleeve Button, which sne
can obtain by calling at Appeal ONCE mis-
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TABLEAUx VIvANTs Thursdsyand Fri,
day nights, at GrseniaW Hall. Tickets
50 cents. Matinee Friday evening for
children, to clOss with Punch and Judy.
Tickets to Matinee % cents.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS wanting dry
goods, examine the price Of NJ. Kraus d
Co., 2I8 Main street, corner Of Adams,
before purchasing elsewhere.
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SPECIAL notice.

TRRTNG BUT NOBLE. sELF-HELP FOR
H Voung men @ho, having erred, oesiTe a bet
Ter manhood, sent In sealed letter envelopes,
free OF charge. II bebeatttd, return the posi-
age. Address, PHILANfE8OS, BOX r fhlIa-
delphia, Pa. mhIoU&N
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YoUNG Mems Fifth Avenue dress hat
at Francisco & Wiggin, Peabody Hotel.
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STRIPED POPLINs, so cents per yard.
worth IS cents, at NJ. Kraus q Co.. 2l6
Main street, corner Of Adams.
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HUcK towels, So per dozen, st M.
Kraus & Co, EIS Main street, corner OF
Adams.
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THE GERMAN NATIONAL BANK, Of
this city, draws direct on all the princi-
pal cities in England, Ireland, Scotland,
France, Germany and Italy In sums to
suit puTehassIs.
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ALL eolOrs silk fringe, colored satins
snd new styles dress buttons, at NJ.
Kraus & Co, 2l8 Main street, corner of
Adams.
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Hay! Hay f--I2OO bales o
prime hay just received by
hath eat. for sale by Joiner s.
KfrkIey, 81 Monroe street.
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LADIES are specially invited to attend
the auction sale Of silver ware, watches,
ETC., at two O'clock p. III. to day.
C.JTYGER co,
2I3 Main street,
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OPENING OF ROBES AND MORNING
DRESSES. Monday, March 29th, Mea-
ken Brothers viii open new designs in
ladies' Robes de Chambre, at very low
prices.
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LADIES all linen handkerchief, 81 25
per dozen, at NJ. Kraus & Co., 2IS Main
street, corner of Adams. t
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FOREIGN EXCaNAGE.-The Emmett
Bank, No. 6 Madison street, sells Elk.
change on England, Ireland, France,
Germany, Switz srlsnd and Italy, and on
all the principal cities aud towns ia Eu-
rope.
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SOUTHERN Emporium Of Fashion, 247
Main street. Mrs. Il. G. Hunter will
have her Spring Opening on Thursday,
Anril Lat
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GENTLEMEN's wear cleaned by the
9 process only at the Memphis Steam
Dyeing Establishment 262 Second street.
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PRINTED Irisn linens, very cheap, at
NJ. Kraus& Co., 2lS NJ ain street, corner
OF Adams.
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FGrand Opening Of GlsCiog MII-
HDery Goods on W edb es"aSs
March 3Ist. at q. DOheriy's, oSs
Main street.
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Grand Opening OF Sp ring Mill
IInery Goods ON Wednesday,
March 3Iss, at G. DOherIy's, 33S
Main Street.
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IF you wan something good, to keep
your spirits up, go to Joe Locke's, 1861
Main street,
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Lime! Lime!--5O barrels just
received by GRtbOaI, for sale by
Joiner ~ hfFkley, 81 Monroe
ktI eet.
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PLEASE call st NJ. Kraus & Co., 2IS
Main street, corner of Adams, aud ex,
anime those black aud colored silks. and
black and eolored Alpacas. +
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MEMS British hslf hose, 81 so per
dozen, worth S., at NJ. Kraus d Co., 2I8
Main street, corner OF Adams.
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SEA ISLAND and Bisached Domestics,
at extraordinary bargains, st NJ. Kraus
& Co.'s, No. 2l8 Main street, corner OF
Adams.
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F. Y. SHIRTS ready made or To order
and mems furnishing goods, at Wiggans
q Thorn's, 233 Main street. /
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Grand Opening of Spring MIL
IInery Goods on Wednesday,
march 3I>t, at &. DOherty's, 33S
Main street.
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New MUsIQ.-D. P. Fsulds, OF 20 Main
street, Louisville, sends US the "Galt
House March y and "Nobby Sam-u ell"
a song by j. w. Long. Send for copies.
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LARGE lot of Linens and Cottonsdes,
at NJ Kraus & Co.'s, 2lS Main street,
corner Of Adams,
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EXTRA Inducements in furniture and
carpets ut Ames, Besttie & Co 3e6 Main
ct. Don't fail to give them q call.
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LACE points and point laees made
like new, st the Memphis Steam Dyelrg
Establishment, 262 Second street.
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HARRY WEATHERBEE keeps q choice
selection of the finest brands Of liquors.
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FoR & good drink, go to Weatherbee's.
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LADIES White Cotton Hose, 81 IS per
dOzen-woTth sat d. Kraus s. Co.'s,
2l8 Main street, Z of Adams.
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SOUTHERN Emporium of Fashion,
247 Main street. Mrs. NJ. @. Hunter
will have her Spring Opening on Thurs
day, April 1st.
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LADIES pleese look st those very
cheap, perfumed Bouquet Fame, at NJ.
Krsus & Co.'s, SlS n in street, corner of
Adamg.
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THE best liquors and cigsrs in the city
are at Harry We8tberbee's.
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PLEASE look at those cheap table lin
ems, and Russia towels, at NJ Krsus d
Co., 2l8 Main ST., corner of Adams. /
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DRESS GOODS. 25 cents per yard, at n.
Kr&us & Co., 2lS Main street, corner Of
Adams.
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SOUTHERN Emporium of Fashion, 24T
Main street. Mrs. NJ. G. Hunter will
have her Spring Opening N Thursday,
Anil lat.
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ST. LAZARUS.
ST. MARY'S.

DR.. A. H. voorhees,, L. Addison Hayes,
jr., DR.. S. Z. Green, Ed. Fsgsn and ]. P.
1rezevsnt, vestrymen. Messrs. Fagan
and Trezsvant were elected Wardens.
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WHITE and piRk musquito netting, As
90, 90 and % cents per yard, at M. Kraus
d Co., Us Main a., corner Of Adams.
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ALL wool cassimeres st IS cents per
yard, at D.: Krsus & Co., 2lS Main
street, corner of Adams.
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IoHspALE "A Bleached Domestic,
1ke Der yard, at NJ Krsus & Co.'s, 2l5
Main street, corner Of Adams.
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LARGE lot OF white and fancy Msr-
settles quilts, at M. Kraus 4 Co., 2l8
Main street, corner of Adams.
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FIFTH AVENUE Hst-at Francisco &
Wiggins
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FINE all linen lawns, 60 eente per
yard, at NJ. Kraus d Co, 2i6 Main
street. corner Of Adsms.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-30

THANKS to the American Bible S0ci
ETY. for a copy of the Holy Scriptures.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-30

THE POsTOFFICF. we understand
that Mr.. Josiah D losch is likely TO be
the successful candidate for the Postufi3e
IN this city. The only candidate that so
far pushes hiH1 very hard is Capt. Lowe,
formerly OF the house Of Lowe Brothers,
commission merchants. DelOsch's
claims for the position are strengthened,
we understand, by q psrsonsl service du-
ring the wsr OF iUestimable value 70 the
President. The qaid nUncS in Washing
ton think him the strong man.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-30

ALL linen towels, 81 SO per dozen, at
II. Klaus & Co., 2IS Main street, corner
OF Adams.
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GEN. PRIM Hst-Francisco & Wig
gin. t