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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-20

Hays, w Spike, Marshal J Smith, w b
Schmidt, f A Tyler, Jos West, William
son Smith.
After it was read. Gen. BuSsev said that
1t was with great pleasure that he com
municated the invitation of the city OF
New Orleans, which he was proud 70 rep
resent. The city of New Orleans had
fixed the time for the holding their Con-
v%ention wiz the view of availing them
selves of wis Convention. The time had
now come when the great valley of the
Mississippi, extending from the Allegha-
ney on the east to the Rocky Mountains
on the west, to form a close corporation,
that they may go forward and their inter
ests be represented in the halls of the gov
eminent where they had been so long un-
represented. Gen. Bussey then went
forward to show that the inter-
ests of New Orleans, or rather
those which the New Orleans Committee
were here representing were identical with
those of Memphis and other cities along
the Mississippi river. The miner in the
mountains on the head waters of the Mis-
chant OF New Orleans. He had no ak to
grind, and submitted the invitation in the
spirit in which II was extended.
The speaker sat down amid great ap-
plause.
A gentleman from Kentucky wished to
offer a resolution hat the members of the
standing committees be allowed to with
draw to the Common Law Courtroom to
perfect their organization.
The sol was written out, and
while it was being sent up, the Chair said
he would read a communication from W.
II. White, Chairman of Committee on
Public Buildings for Shelby county, ten
dering the use of the various courtroOms
OF the county and city as meeting rooms
for the committees.
Col. Lamb, from Virginia, suggested that
all the committees adjourn to some place
and perfect their organization.
Before the motion was put, however,
Gov. FOote, of Tennessee, arose and said
that he rose to a point of order, due from
us as courteous gentlemen, TO the invita-
ton extended to us so cordially from the
city of New Orleans. He moved a sus-
pension of the rules and the adoption of a
resolution accepting the invitation.
4 gentleman from Virginia wished to
know If the adoption of the invitation
would make it obligatory on all to attend.
He would like to accept, but it would be
impossible for many of them to attend.
was never obligatory. The motion of
Gov. FOote was put and carried.
The motion to allow the committees to
withdraw to perfect organization was put
and carried.
While they were going out, a motion
was made to adjourn until three o'clock
pm, which was carried and the C6nyen-
ton adjourned.
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T NEWS
Arrival and Departure Of the Nails from
the Memnhis Postofiee.

CHATTANOOGA, Richmond, Washington, New
York, Baltimore, and all cities East oouln
Columbus, Ca, and Montgomery Ala. ~
stations on the Memphis anu AnariSstoni
Mississippi Central. Mobile ana ONO, Nesh-
willie and Chattanooga and East Tennessee
Railroads, arrive at 2;9 PM close at u;A
am.
Vile. Cincinnati Cleveland. PittSburg, Phiia-
delphia. Buffalo, Albany, New York, ana az
cities North and West, arrive al E;R pms
sloses at 2&6p.m.
New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson NlcAs-
burg, Matches and all cities South, arrive at .
pm; closes at 10: - am.
All stations on the MISSISSIPPI ana lennes-
see New Orleans and Jackson n southern
Railroads, arrive at PM closes atlO:R pm.
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, Little
Rock, Madison, Sundays eXcepted,l arrive al
pm; close at ) pm.
Marion, Wlttsburg n Claiborne, Ark,
tri-weekly) Monday, Wednesday andFr1day,
arrive at 10 am; close at II am.
Olive Branch and Byh0lia, Miss semi
weekly Monday and Friday, arrive al 4p.m.i
close al 5 pm.
cuba and Big Creek, Tenn, weekly Friday,
arrive at 10 Am; close at ii lam.
Little Rock and Helena, q all landings on
white river, (~semi-weeklyl Tuesday and sat
urday, arrive at 8 am; close at 4p.m.
Pine Bluff and Helena, and all landings on
Arkansas river (tri-weekly) Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, arrive al 9am.; close at /
All landings on the Mississippi river south,
(semi-weekIy) Tuesday and Saturday, arrive
at 8 an: close at 4 pm.
All landings on the Mississippi river north,
fsemi-weekly) Monday and Thursday, arrive.
at Q an; close al $3.50 pm.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

We are indebted To Che manager Er
an invitation to attend 2 bail to is given
onThu.sday evening. June4, 70 the gratU-
ating classes Of thu University Of Afissis-
sippi- It viii b. agrand affair.
a row occurred At a meeting Of the
Sons of Ham on Tuesday night. Auegni
name John Mathews was attacked h
three enraged Sons and was sSvsdoaIvbE
theinterventiOn of other Hams
ITO the COMMITTEES Of Arrangements
we return thanks for an Invitation 20 he
present on Monday evening next 70 wit
ness the dedication cereur9uiesof thsneE
hall Of Euph-ates Lodge, No. s., 10. p.
B., corner Of Adams and Second streets
We had the pleasure Of "a visit yaster
day from Mr.. j. J. Giers, Of the Nalher-
mosO Springs, North Alabama. VINO IS il
attendance ar the Convention as aGGlegale
from Alabama. As Chairman Of the Com
mittee on Immigration OF his delegation.
Mr.. Giers ia the right man IN the right
place. He has done and ran do q great
deal of good for his State by the intrcduc-
tion Of capitalists and Immigrants Of the
right stamp.
=" Laugh and grow TAT % is agood old
saying. and could not be followed cat bet
ter than by going to see that prince Of hU-
mOrists, All Burnett, who nightly de-
lights large audiences at b View Mem
phis Theater. Mr.. Burnett has Do supe-
riOr in the world a. a character actor. am
his deliniatiOus are not only true TO tn.
life, but are 50 ~suprFnlely comic and side
splitting that Is really dangerous 90 hooks
and ewes and buttons. His transformd-
lions are wonderful and complete, and
from the press everywhere he has ~
eeived the title which he 50 well deserves.
Don't fail 70 see him Tonight, when
Ofhis most attractive billswiu Represented.
AT the request Of q Committee Of the
Memphis Mechanics Savings Association
Senator Sprague has consented TO pr8ion2
his stay in Memphis il order to saidrcS~
the w-Orkingmen and citizens generally o=
the true relations OF labor and capital.
Every wOrkingmau should attend and
hear the enunciation Of principles which
calculated TO improve his condition.
and thereby lead TO the permanent welfare
of all the other interests of the country.
The Senator speaks at the Greenlaw uPe-
"a HOUSE. this evening ~ hlEpIs- seven
o'clock.
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A LAUSCH.-The new shell adt OF the
ChickasaY Boat Club viii be launched to
morrow, at the foot Of Union street. All
the boat clubs of the city propose 90 Is
cOrt the Chickasaw ClHb through our
principal streets 10 the river. It viii be "a
fine affair, and viii no doubt attract many
who love sports aquatic.
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Doors AND SSAEs.-Joseph Eastman
successor to Muller & Fsssmanl has re
moved to his old stand, No. % Jefferson
street, where he Willis pleased 20 see his
customers. Great bargains can be had on
stock saved from the fire which burned
his store in April.
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EXCURSION To-DAY.-The magnificent
steamer Legal Tender viii make three ex-
cursion tripts to-day to Mound CITY.
She will leave the wharf at 3, 9. and IL
o'clock pm, viii have a brass and string
band on board, and the beautiful arbor at
Mound City Will be used for dancing pur-
poses. Here IS a splendid opportunity to
enjoy the river breeze. Round trip. 81. Z
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DELEGATES to the Convention are in
yited 10 call before they leave the city
and look through the Southwestern Pub
fishing Company's House, &C SOL Main
street. They will see the largest Book
Mandatory, Job Printing House and
Book Bindery in the south.
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WASTED.-A situation by "a practical
sawyer, engineer and mill-wright, of
twenty wears experience. Good references
given. Constant employment and prompt
pay required. Address, or can az No. .
North Front street. Sawyer and Engineer
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BEFoB the Conventions adjourns, we
hope thai those who wish to see the best
coal oil burner ever used, as also best
pump ever invented. also Pamela soap,
.lampstoek, tinware, etc. call and see for
yourselves. o. T. PRESCOTT & CO..
No. 40 Jefferson street
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WE understand that a new paper, under
the significant title Of the Netc AGaiaiS-
trdhOR, will probably he out tomorrow.
in advance of the regular day upon which
il win, h~encefOrth, De Issued. We fOrbear
prediction in regard TO the principles and
purposes of the new paper.
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PASOLA SOAPS are now manufactured
from cotton seed oil byO f prescott & Co.
ANY one wishing 90 visit the works wiz
please cali at No. 50. Jefferson street.
Balding's double acting force Pump,
which is acknowledged to all 10 be the
Pump, is on exhibition.
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THE Observation-Disclosures men vino
think II will pay TO insert their cards in
Capt. ThOmpsOn's paper are requested ta
leave the same at the desk Of Cowperth-
s. a sqare-for cards, OF fifty Gets a Hire fOr
notices. 10000 circulated OF nO pay
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Doors \ SHoEs-Joseph Fassman
successor 10 Muller d Fassman) has re-
moved 10 his old stand, No. 20 jefferson
street, where he viii be pleased TO see his
customers. Great bargains can be had on
stock saved from the fire which burned
his store 10 April.
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LUSCH FOR DELEGATES. spread III Ma
sonic Fair, adjoining Commercial Conven-
ton, every day from II O'Clock an. 10 =
o'clock pm. Admission free, and charges
as moderate, ifnOt more so. ,hsn anywhere
else in the city,
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THE store house, No. pa Main street,
now occupied by L. & A L. Lowenstein,
was sold Tuesday evening at auction BY
Messrs. ROyster, Trezevant & Co., auc-
tioneers, and was knocked down 70 b.
Lowenstein & Bros. at S2l. $50.
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Doors SHoEs.-Joseph Fassman
Successor to Muller & Fassman) has re-
moved to his old stand, No. 20 Jefferson
street, where he will be pleased to see his
customers. Great bargains can be had On
stock saved from the fire which burned
his store in April.
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AUCTION SALEs-Regulsr trade sales of
dry goods, boots, shoes, clothing, etc.
etc, every Tuesday and Thursday, BY
GOttlieb & Ezekiel, wholesale auctioneers
and commission merchants, corner Second
and Adams streets.
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IMPORTANT ro GENTLEMES.-GentsS ALI
Linen Hemmed Handkerchiefs, 81 per
dozen, worth So; British HalfHose, 81 50
per dozen, worth So; Pulled Bosom Shirts,
81, worth 50; Gauze and Isle Thread Tn
dershirts at great bargains. n. Kraus &
Co. corner Main and Adams streets.
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NOTICE.-The Standing Committee ga
Agriculture and General business will
meet in County Commissioners Court
room, northeast corner Second and Union
streets, this morning. 5 O'Clock.
d. +. BUTLER Chairman.
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\ MEMPHIS INvENrOR.-J. l.. Ne
Alaney has received a patent for his truss,
which the leading physicians Of the city
who have examined it, pronounce a per
feet success. WecOngratulate YOU. Mack.
and hope You may realize a magnificent
fortune. and at the same time afford relief
to the thousands who are suffering for the
want of an apparatus which has already
proved so successful.
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ANOTHER large lot Of ladies' all Linen
handkerchief, 81 % per dozen, from New
York auctions, at VI. Kraus & Co.'s.
orner Main and Adams street.
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GoDBY's and Peterson's Magazines for
June, all the monthiies for May, and the
latest literary, scientific sporting and
illustrated weeklies, besides the dailies
from the East M North, at Joe LOcke'E,
Z56L Main street.
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ANOTHER large lot Of those ladies'
White Hose, at bargain-sl IS per dozen,
worth Sat NJ. Kraus & Co.'S, corner
Main and Adams.
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LADIEsi Just received another lot Of
those splendid Corsets 81, worth 81 80, at
n. kraus & Co.'S. corner OF Main and Ad-
ans.
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Doors AND SHOEs.-Joseph Fassman
successor to Muller & Fassmanl has re-
moved to his old stand, No. 20 jefferson
street, where he viii be pleased to see his
customers. Great bargains can be had on
stock saved from the fire which burned
his store in April.
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To COUNTRY MERCHANrs.-Just re-
ceiyed new Prints, Domestics, Stripes,
Pads, Linens, COttOnades and Notions at
NJ. kraus & Co.'S, corner Main and
Adams streets.
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BARcAINs. in Dry Goods, TO wholesale
buyers, a large line OF Linens, Cotton
AIDES, Osnaburgs, etc, at Menken Bros.
Look al thc.r stock. f
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i FRESH arriyal-new Lace Points re
ceiyed OF yesterday-a great reduction
on former prices. We solicit a call before
you buy. Herzog & Bro, 24 Main st.
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We have just received a handsome as
sortment of Lama Lace Points, which will
be sold 40 prices satisfactory to every
body. HERZOG & BRO,
294 Main street
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WE learn from DR.. ". z. Hodges. hi.
attending physician. that Res. D-. Ford.
ing.
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LADIES, Gents and Children's Shoes.
latest styles and best makes. Sold al ex-
tremely low prices. J. II. LOewenssine &
hros., 81 Main street, Clay Building.
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NEW stock Cassimers and Towels, latest
styles AZ extra low figures. J. II. Loew-
enstine q Bros, 81 Main street, CLAY
Building.
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BEACrEFUELace Points at much reduced
prices. The assortment il complete, and
Just received yesterday. Herzog & Bro,
- Main street.
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JOE LOCKE's news stand, 236l. Main
street, is well supplied with papers from
every quarter. The lates, and freshest al
ways on his counters.
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CoSsIGSNEsrs ASoRrvArE SALE. bv
8ottlieb & Ezekiel, wholesale auctioneers
and commission merchants. corner Second
and Adams streets.
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From New York auctions a great bar
gain; two yards wide Bleached Table
Linen, 81 per yard at NJ. KraUs Il Co.'S.
eorne Main adams street.
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THE COMMERCIAL INSTRUMENTATION
about your Commercial Convention, and
the headquarters at Willettis-fOr our part
we've had enough Ofit. Give Us the Com
mercial Restaurant, with headquarters az
the corner OF Jefferson and Second streets.
There is the place for humanity after all.
We would not givea slice of their spieed
tongue for all the tongue of the COnven-
ton, nor 9 dish of calves brains, cooked
dU GrdtfR, for all the brains Of all the
committees. For q good square meal, Or
snumber one lunch, commend u to The
Commercial.
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ANOTHER lot ali wool Cassimeres, 75c
per yard, at NJ. Kraus & Co.'S. corner Of
Main and Adams.
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MERCHANTS wanting Dry Goods viii
find bargains in Prints, OsnSburgs, etc.
at Menken Bros.
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LADIES! Please look at IN new STYLES
Striped Poplins just received. n. kraus
& Co, corner Main and Adams street.
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MERCHANTS wanting Lawns, Cotton
AIDES, and new style Prints, Will find some
special bargains II Menken Bros.
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Full stock of Irish Linens. Sheetings,
Msrseilles Quilts, sold AT great bargains,
J.. II. L-oewenstine & Bros. 81 Main
street (Clay B%uilding).
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STEAMBOAT observation-disclosures ana
their families are respectfully invited 10
participate in the steamboat excursion.
Friday afternoon, at three O'Clock, the
2lst inst. JOHN DONOVAN,
Chairman Executive Committee
NJ. B. TREzEvANT, SECRETARY.
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YARD wide Sea Island Domestic. splen-
did article, l2%c per yard. N. Kraus &
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NEW lines Of Lawns, Jaconets and col
ored Piques just received by NJ. Kraus
& Co., corner Main and Adams.
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OURn new prints have arrived; most beau-
Tiful styles l2]zc per yard. ". Kraus a
Co, corner Main and Adams street.
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y HANDSOME assortment of PRAYER
books, in fine bindings. have been re-
eeived at the Catholic Bookstore. SOSk
Second street, near Monroe.
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JUsT opened a full stock of striped and
figured Linen Lawns. A nice quantity
for 25c. j. II. Loewenstine & Bros, 23I
Main street (Clay Buildingl.
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GEORGIA Money wanted at City Bank,
corner Of Jefferson and Front streets.
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SPLENDID article 104 Bleached Sheet
ing, SOC per yard, at NJ. kraus & Co.'S
corner Main and Adams streets.
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CNCURRENT FUNDS bought at highest
market rates at the City Bank, corner Of
Jefferson and Front streets.
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NEW lot Satin Parasols, 50 so, at NJ.
Kreus & Co.'s, corner Main and Adams.
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LADIES, an immense lot ofNew Novel
ties. lust received on our cheap tables. NJ.
Rrsus & Co., corner Main and Adams.
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THREE sizes White MarseiIles Crib
Quilts at q bargain-Sl so, . 90 and . so.
at NJ. Kraus Il Co.'S, Corner Main and
Adams.
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SOUTHERN Bank notes wanted al City
Bank, corner jefferson and Front street.
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BUY F. Y. Shirts, furnishinggoods, etc,
of Wiggans & Thorn. Manufacturers. %
Main street, Clay Building.
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IRISH Linens from New York auctions.
35c per yard, at NJ. Kraus & Co.'S, corner
Main and Adams streets.
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New. stock Parasols and Fans, latest
designs, at our usually low prices. J. II.
L-oewenstine & Bro, 81 Main street, Clay
Building.
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JUsr opened a complete new stock of
Ffinges and Dress Trimmings. Sold at
great bargains. J.. H. Loewenstine &
Bros, 81 Main street, CLAY Buildingl
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SOUTH Carolina Bank notes wanted at
City Bank, corner OF Jefferson and Front
streets.
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DELEGATES. ATTESTIoxl-By referring
TO our advertising columns, YOU viii see
that some of our Aldermen as well as
prominent merchants, lawyers and physi-
eians, have made arrangements, complete,
70 give q grand Convention Ball and
strawberry and lee Cream Festival at
Cochran's splendid Hall, Thursday even
ing. Nav 10Th. An the elite Of orr city
viii be in attendance. Be sure and go, ii
y0u wish 70 eTjoy yourself. \ grea
number OF the beautiful ladies' OfMem-
phis will be there. There IS no place thai
the delegates to our Convention can spend
a few hours more pleasantly. As this viii
be the only ball during h sitting OF the
Convention, it VIII be a brilliant aiAlr,
therefore a large delegation viii be ex-
pected. The proceeds win be applied To-
ward finishing st. Mary's Church, on
Market street, which, whom completed,
will be an ornament to q city.
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FROM New York auctions a great bar
gain in Huek Towels, 81 so and 50 per
dozen, at N. Kraus & Co.'s, corner Main
and Adams.
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LINEN LAWNS at Cost-Herzog & Bro.
81 Main street.
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JUsT RECEIyED-The Pootirst Work
of Charles c. HalpiHe, tAIiies ReiigyJ.
at the Catholic B0OkstCF-. sos Second
street, near Monroe.
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JUsT opened a large stock Of checked
and striped japanese Poplius. Sold at ex-
ira low prices. J.H. Loewenstine & Bros. 4,
231 Main street, (Clay Buildingl.
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GREAT bargains in Gents Socks and
Furnishing Goods. Herzog & Bro, Zgi
Main street.
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FOREIGN Exchanges in sums to suit a
German Nat. Bank. 293 Main street.
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YARD wide bleacbeddomestic, l24 cents
per yard, at NJ. Krseas & Co.'s, corner Main
and Adams street.
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LADIES, please look at our beautiful
Eiysians Waists and Basques; also ladies'
and children's Skirtings NJ. Kraus &
Co., corner Main and Adams. +
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LOOK at our Bleached Domestic, 1Gc per
ward. N. Kraus & Co, corner Main and
Adams street.
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CLOTHING AT AUCTION, by GottIisb &
Ezekiel, Thursday morning. MAY -. at
ten O'Clock.
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AFRw WoRDsTO COUNTRY MERcHANTs.
Those visiting our city with a view TO
purchase goods, viii find il advantageous
to attend the trade sales Of -Gottlieb &
Ezekiel, a~uctioneers and commission mer-
chants, corner Second and Adams streets.
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TRADE SALE, BY Gottlieb & Ezekiel,
Thursday morning, May 20, at ten O'Clock.
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Doors AND SHOES AT AUCTION, by Gott-
Iieb & Ezekiel, Thursday morning, May
20, at ten O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-20

OUR Dress Goods defy competition.
HerZog & Bro, 294 Main street. I
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-20

THE Memphis Club tGterary branch
meets tonight Members and tA.ir laii--
are invited TO attend.