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Steamer Cooss.
mYuCELLANEoUs.

The Memphis and Vieksburg packets
have changed their timetable to suit the
wants of the trade. Hereafter we viii
have no Monday Vieksburg packet-the
City OF Alton leaving st. Louis on her
regular day-Tuesday next.
The Nick Longwortb, Capt. Hates,
will pass down for New Orleans to-day.
She is = splendid passenger packet. Ed.
gene Bowers is her clerk.
The Minneols, Capt. Miller, is the reg
Ular Wednesday Cincinnati packet.
The st. Francis leaves on Tuesday for
all points on St: Francis river. Tom
Bowman is master.
Yesterday was the frstdag Of Spring.
How did you ike 1T?
The W. r. Arthur, Capt. JezsR, viii
pass dswn on Monday at 10 am. for New
Orleans.
we direct attention to the following
letter, hoping that the desired informa-
ton may be forwarded by some friends
Of the unfortunate family alluded to-: /.
CADDo PARISH, La, Feb. 2, lS69.
Mr.. Robert Brinkley:
Dear Sir: I take the liberty to ad-
dress you a few lines to ask you II you
know anything Of q mar by the name Of
James H. Lewis. It seems that he left
Memphis q short time since with his
family, consisting OF 3 wife and three
children-two daughters and q little son.
He was destined to some point in Texas,
and was aboard the ill-fated steamer
NIFTY Stephens, that was burned near
where 1 live, on Ferry Lake, in this
parish. / reckon you have seen an &c-
count OF the sad affair before this time.
The aforesaid James H. Lewis and ali
of his family were lost, except . little
boy who was saved, VINO calls himself
Johnny d. Lewis. He Is about six or
seven years old. He was rescued from
the wreck, and is at this time with .
neighb0r OF mine, Col. j. B. Thompson,
who requested me to write TO you snd
ask you II you knew anything OF such
n family. Il seems that, from papers
found on the body of his father, that he
lived near Memphis, on the Arkansas
side OF the river. The little boy can't
give any information at all that would
lead to any reistives. He speaks OF hsS-
ing an aunt Jane living in or near bKem-
phiP. Any Information hat you can
give in relation TO the family 81 relatives
OF the little orphan viii BE thankfully
Eeceived, besides, cepfexring . great IA
vor upon the poor upfortunsts child.
You have bsfors this seen the names
of those that we're lost. II you know
ANYTHING about any OF them or their
fsmilies' you VIII please give me- what
informstf0n you can IN relatfon 70 this
pTsct your letter to i. w. York,
noOringsport Csddo Parish Ia
The Swallow win be In port to leave
tomorrow SC I pm. for Cincinnati.
Frank B&tchellOr b master. N
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Coal in MiIIinnson.

The Franklin ReOielg says: We learn
from Mr.. James Reed, an experienced
coal man, that the prospects OF obtaining
coal near the Fleming farm in this
county, about eight miles from this place,
are very hattering. He says that he has
already gone through two strRtss OF coal
as fine as any in Pennsylvania, and that
there is no doubt thst the bed of coal is
not very far from the last strata. II this
enterprise should be 9 success, It will be
worth millions to people. We hope
very soon to lay before our readers = full
description Of the new coal region.
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. The Union and american Of Thursday,
says: We learn from q gentleman VIM
arrived yesterday from Cincinnati, that
hfty-three families from Pennsylvania
had embarked IN the steamer Robert
Moore, and were en- route for this State
to settle. Our informant does not know
how many were in the party, all told,
but the boat vas literally crowded with
men, women aud children. They are
probably booked for Dickson county,
where there is already q large Pennsyl-
Yania settlement.
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THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY NAvIGA.
TION COMPANY OF THE SOUTH AND
WEST.-We have had the pleasure OF
meeting our friend J. w. Wilkerson,
just from a trip South He gives an ex-
celIent account OF the standing OF the
above Company. and that the best citi-
Gems Of the country are subscribing their
lands to the Company, and have every
confidence Of success. II is surely plain
that the one-hOrse ard immigration
COmpaBy'slRnd are only in the way OF
grand enterprises like this. In a few
days this agent has obtained some thou
sand acres of subscriptions. The office
Of this Company is for the present at No.
Y Jefferson street. +. Y. Rocket, agent.
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CemeierY.

These grounds have been greatly I'M
proved and oeautified within the last
three years, ut heavy expense to the
company, and being now accessible by
street railroad, 1t would well repay the
citizens generally TO visit them.
An erroneous impression seem to pre-
vail that che object OF the company is
speculation and profit. This is net cor
rect. This cemetery was established as a
public necessity, and not for speculation.
This Is distinctly stated ia the original
articles Of association, and placed of re-
cord, and strictly adhered TO. It would
be only necessary to converse with the
Superintendent in charge lwho is in no
ideas dissipated. Improvements have
beer made, and are still making on
every hand, and on q most liberal scale.
Ever since the establishment of the
cemetery only a dividend OF ten per
cent. per annum upon the stock has been
declared all receipts yer that amount
have gone to improve, enlarge and beau
tify tbs grounds; and even that divi-
dend has not been paid for years past,
owing to heavy expenses for improve
menls. lei is the purpose of the company
TO lay aaIde p retired fund, the interest
of which viii keep it up perpetuaIly, long
after the present generation shall sleep
beneath the eot. This is 9 feature Of our
cemetery diffzriog from all others known
to rs, aud will be appreciated by lot
owners. TEE L mwoOd Cemetery must.
therefore, ever remain q " green sp0s in
mem3ry,5 WGste.n
JOSEPH LENOW,
a-~-W. u. MILLER,
~ E-sJ. d WI@LIAaS,
j. NJ. WILLIAMSON,
A. N. EDMUNDS,
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From the same papar We learn that q
eolored boy named Henry Driver, was
shot by an intoxicated negro man named
Ben Belts, yesterGsy afternoon. The
boy was sitting in 8 shoe shop on Line
street, n the negro pointed q shotgun
loaded with bird shot at him, and the
gun discharged its load into the left
shoulder OF the boy, making q wound
fr9m which 1t is doubtful whether he
will recover or not.
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TABEEAUx WANTS, Or LIVING
PIcTUEEs.-The ladies connected with
the Central Baptist Church are arrang-
ing ell their preliminsries for a series of
animated pictures, in which beauty,
history and poetry, will be ~personi6ed
with a truthfnlness and grace perhaps
never before witnessed in this city. They
win be given at the large Greenfaw Hall
ON Thursday and Friday, 25.h and 26th
inst. Admission 80 cents. Tickets for
reserved seats 81. to be had only at
Bigley 4 Mellersh
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rhe Paeiae RaiIranh.

We take the following from the Salt
Lake Telegraph Of February 10: The
trsck.layeTs, who have been aground for
some weeks at Slate Point, mouth ef the
Narrows, laid the iron rails through that
deep Foek-eut, as we understand, on Fri
day last. Thence 10 the upper tunnel
there will be nothing bat wintry contin-
gencies to obstruct thu work. With the
tfestie-work forming the temporary track
arouad the tunnel finished, the track
layers can push on down the canyon
without delay. From Mark Seymour, in
charge OF mechanical structures, we learn
that, with the concentration of the COM
panyis forces at every point In Weber
Canyon where their aid may be required,
there viii be found no serious bindrance
to tE~aek-laying so far SIS the mouth Of the
canyon. He expressed his opinion that
the eaEs will be at Ogden the 10Th OF the
coming month. Daylight was blown
through Miller & Patterson's tunnel, at
the head OF Echo, last week. q With or
binary success that tunnel will be ready
for tue permanent track about the 10 n
OF March, when il Is expected the termi-
nus will be removed from Wssatch to
Ogdenee TIL the cara run over the per-
msnent line through this tunnel there
viii be no permanent change Of termi-
nus-so say the knowing ones-notwith-
standing the ciamor from many quarters
for a transfer Of terminus from Echo. Il
Is quite apparent TO every person Of OBJ
.serVstion who has passed over the zigzag
az Waszteh Hill, that the temporary
track has its quoss of basinessSin the
passage Of construction trains to and
from the terminus and end Of track.
~
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THE best Coal Oil Burner with a
chimney il the Sun Hinge. The best
without is ID, Z. b. We challenge any
Il to pr0ducs better burners for light or
safety. We have Buckeye and sun
Light Coal Oil, and guarantee it free
from explosion, and odorless. Call at 0
L. Prescott &c Co.'s Pioneer Lamp, Oil
and Soap store, Nc. 40 Jefferson st. I
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Toe JulIa, Capt Callahan. with ANDY
lsaaes IN the OH leaves on Monday
Tor cairo and 81. Louis.
The Legal Tender leaves Cincinnati On
saturday next, q Louisville on Tnes-
lay, the Sob, for this port and Wh.s
p'~ar. Shippers should send their or
ders.
.He elegant steamer Rubieon. Cant
Snl Blake, viii be 10 port TO leave fsr
VieksbuFg aud tbs bends 10 day at p.m-
She Is the United st stss mail racket and
makes all way landings. AT Grisssm
g her popular sud reliable chief clerk.
The Rubic9H leaves from the foot OF JEFF
fersOn street.
The Lent Lsoti, Capt. Berry, is the
regular Tuesday Arksnsas River United
states mail packet. She makes all con-
necti0ns.
Capt. Jno. D. Adams will arrive on
the Lsni LeOti.
The Indiana, Capt Rubs Nsal, will
Est away for New Orleans this morning.
Sue has no superior IS an elegant and
comfortable passenger packet. Charley
Miller Ia her competent secretary.
The Dss arc Is the u. 8. mail packet
nf White river on Tuesday next. Capt.
Matt Glass commands, and Joe Elliott
Is eleTk.
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The ness and pacific Railroad.

The Eennessee and pacific Railroad
AT q meeting of the stockholders OF
this road, held at Nashville on Thursday,
in the sheriff g Office, l2,ST6 votes were
cast, and the following Board of Direc-
tors was elected George Nancy, Chas.
II. Irwin, A. L. Demos, w. +. Presser,
Morton b. Howell, J. w. Phillips, J-W.
PArsmore, John Kirkmsn, W. r. Els
ton, A A. Harris, q. L. Robinson, d.
Cook, Jr., Els. Williams.
The meeting then adjourned to the
23d inst, when the alteration and addi-
ton to the charter will be considered.
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Westward, HO


The New Orleans PicdyEne Of the 18th
says:
The great enterprise which aims to
unite the Northeast with the Gull and
the Gulf with the Pacific, has already
begun.to marx cut its line Of march
westward from this city. The Compa-
nyi5 engineers hsve surveyed the road
westward from Algiers forty miles.
Frem Houston eastwsrdiy another line
is to be run to meet that from Alglers ;
and still another line Of survey is pro-
crossing from Houston westward. Their
engineers are instructed by the President
Of the Company, J. A r Iyner, Esq to
make every preparation for the immedi-
ate prosecution Of the work, locating the
track and making accurate surveys of
the work needed, so as to be able TO let
ont contracts at the earliest possible mo-
ment.
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SUN HINGE, Bulb, Taper, Coneave,
Convex, Eclipse, Eureka Nos. ], 2, 8 and
o. Chimneys. Best non-explosive Coal
Oh, free from odor. Sun Hinge, Sun,
Comet, Nos. /, 2 and 8 Burners /; also the
B. Y. B. nO-chimney Burner, which is
the best ever invented. Our own make
Of Soap, Tin Ware, Rosin, Pitch, Candle
wick, etc. Call and see.
t o. 4. PRESCOTT & CO., O Jefferson st,
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Spring fashiOns.-Ladies can
now have aH Op~p0rtunesy Ofsee-
ing the --latest novelties In all
that apperlaIns TO ladies dresses.
By calling at Il. Kremer's. Their
stock Is now complete In all tis
various branches, and we are
eure that an examtmsifOa Of
their styles and prices Will be
satisfactory 10 those who Wish TO
pur chase. aEsa bone acJuH zad'
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BUCK EYE ~SALvE.-The great
remt dy, for Piles, just received
and for sale by
MANSFIELD a HTGBEE,
sgh 81 sr- Wholesale Draggtsfs, s.
BOZ a 500 Maia 81.
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RTvER MATTERS.
ASD EEvEKA

IA WORKS, March %. 1863.
River rose ia past "A hours Z inches.
Below high water mark II feetl inches.
OHAs. GOODWIN.
Il was clear yesterday morning, bot
elouded 40 in the afternoon. We he'd
no rain, however, which is a remarkable
fact when we consider that for many
days back it has rsined, or elected, or
showed, or the sun has shore brightly,
and in SONS instances done all together
Oh the same day. Our dispatches from
Little Rock, as well as those from points
along the Ohio and Upper Mississippi,
give the latest news concerning the river
and will be found in our telegraphic col
umnS,
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WHOLESALE buyers, city and country,
greatest inducements offered in prices
and terms. CAL and see for yourselves
the large stock OF dry goods, clothing,
boots and shoes, notions, nsts and gentsi
furnishing goods, at j. n. L~sewenstine &
BrOs., 81 Maia Street, Clay Building.
Is will be money to you.
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THE Rev. J B. MeFerrin DID,, win
preach at the Second street Methodist
Church at eleven O'Clock am, and at
the fernando street church at half past
seven pm. The congregation. Of the
Central Church will attend the above
Appointments,
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A suit for sao.ooo pamag1s.

The case Of ZaccariIla vs.. the Mayor
aud City Council Of Nashville and the
Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad,
occupied the time Of the Circait Court
Thursday. The suit is brought TO re-.
cover so, 900 damages alleged TO have
been sustained by the d~islocAtion Of his
shoulder blade and bruises rscfved upon
bis body, by being precipitated from 8
wagon over the embsnkeaent or cut on
the railroad near Broad street, some time
aCO- ur-.
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JeB PRTETIEo--P0r fine printing 90
to Q. A Bsehn's printing Office, Ne. 3s4
Madison street, between Main and Sec.
ond. he has just received the latest
styles OF type, aud 8 lot of number one
stationery. 6al cHA ] Cl
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THE beautifully dressed windows at
HerZog d Bro'.i in the Marble b ock, are
attracting the connoisseurs Of taste and
elegance. Such q display OF handsome
goods is in most beauteous harmony with
the general stock kept at this house.
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STATE NEWS.


The Paris hgteHi1enceT says that it is
estimated by a gentleman who has q
gagged largely in the fer trade this ssa-
son, b 3 the proceeds rom this source
alone will aggregate tbs handsome sum
# S10,0 600 in that county.
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DIsROOFED The house OF the Rev.
DR., Steadmsn, on Alabama street, was
disrC Died by the wind during the heavy
gaze and thunder storm which passed over
the city on Friday morning. Strange to
say, no other damage was done.
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& sharpe,
-S54 MAIN STREET,
MAGEVNEY BLOCK.

VEEP A CHOICE AND SELECT STOCK OF
N GROCERIES for family use, and by re-
eeiviug fresh additions by every packet, and
almost daily by raj, heir assortment Is kept
compfete and fresh.
Choice K1sar-a lOW prfeess
The best Hams ana Breakfasts Bacon and
TOngaes;
Kresh C~boeo1ate, Cocoa and Cocoa Shells;
Choice Teas-of au kfnds;
ana Holasses -fhe bests
1 hoaee sugars and Goaecss a1l
Mess Maekerel KeHdnlrs Crackers.
Families IN the country and city vould nnd
Il - fl1eir Interest to cal o. uA Weinvariabiy
fsss sPfCER O Sharpe.
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FLoUR.-Just received on consign-
ment, direct from the mills, one thou.
sand barrels Of Flour, comprising every
variety of grade, from Fine 10 the
Choicest st. Louis brands, and for sale
very low for cash, by Atwood & AIder-
son, $50 Main street.
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The following kilograms remain un.
called for in the Western Union Tele-
graph Office: w. Fl. Pearee, w. r.
SmSthe, Miller Johnson, NJ. Alexander,
Jno. d. Adams, ]. II. Merrett, NJ. ].
Wlcks, Thoe. Trout & Sons, Geo. Nj.
Gil, Dudley Jones. and Asa Hill.
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Cheap fry us,-we have a very
large stack of the most elegant
gOOds, which we are determin-
ed IL Sell cheap. 4. KFemer.
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MURRAY & RIpdELY, Merchant Tai
Tors, 81 Madison street, have just re-
eeived the most complete stock for
spring and summer wear, which, for
quality and style, cannot be surpassed,
Prices reasonable e@@F
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CreditnbIe.

In the recent accident IN the East
Tennessee aud Virginia RiIroad, the
train was saved by the co d bravery OF
tine engineer and fire nsn, who, aG the
peril OF their OWE lives, remained on the
engine and reversed IL when it made the
fearful plunge. IL is oreditable to the
passengers that they msde up 8 purse Of
nearly S2G0 for the brave suffersrs, one
lady contributing $50 towards the same.
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MENKEN BROTHERS GRAND OPEN
ING OF PARIS NOVELTIES POSTPONED.
In consequence OF the ~nOn-srrival Of the
ehiidrenis garments the opening The
latest styles Of children's wearing APP
psrel is postponed until Wednesday,
March 2afh
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

TRRING BUT NOBLE. SELF-HELP FOR
r. Young men who, having erred, desire a bet
Ter manhood. SEM in sealed letter envelopes,
Trye OF charge. II benefited, return the post
age. Address, PHILANTHRUS, Box r, Phila-
delphia. Pa mhiod&w
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KID GLOVES, from three French man.
rufacturers, and in shades not to be had
elsewhere in Memphis. A. Ssessel &
Son,
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You are respectfully solicited 10 con-
trsst our prices in DOmestics and Irish
Linens with those of any house in Mem
phis- The result will be-business, bus
tie and popularity. A. Seessel & Son.
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SILKS and dress goods of every mate
rial cleaned and dyed st the Memphis
Steam Dyeing Establishment 262 Second
street. rr.t. r.F b. .-. "A. 90 Hr + .
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Go and see the very large va
riety Of Dress Trimm jmgs and
Buttons. ON of which ar eN-
elusive and can only be seen at
l.. KremeFsS.
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NiseelIaneous,

Fare on the East Tennessee and
Virgins Railroad has been reduced to
four cents per mile.
The railroads Of Ohio, s245 miles la
length. earned last year S27, 04T, O75 gross,
ar s., lSl,4f0 net-and ali within the
State. We
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Coon News FOR MEMPHIS Just re-
ceived a very hne new stock OF Cloths,
Cassimeres and VestiBgs, which ] will
make up sd very low prices and In the
best style. Call at J. Leroy's, No. IL
Jefferson street. ha5 srsfth8 +
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THE New Church Society Sweden
bOFgisDl meets this afternoon at three
O'Clock, at the United States Courtroom.
Subject Of discourse /: sour Invisible AS
sociates.u
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Dr. G. J. Smith
will preach at Linden street Christian
Church to-day st IL am. and at q pm.
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THE "Memphis Bethel Sunday SCHOOL,
meets every Sunday evening at half-psst
two o'clock, in the Exchange buildiEg,
entrance on Exchange street.
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The beautiful goods which NE
have iss sock GiaAs season adver-
tise fer themselves. and hence
invite an examination on Nv.
zteFz0g ~ Bro. Clark's Marble
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Stamped yOkes, d ands, t0ilet
covers, aprons. and chiIdreHss
dresses, just received at HerzOg
& bro S94 Main street.
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SUNDAY APPEAL.
Omce--NO. IS jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.

Rev. DIR. FoRD will preseh this morn
ing at the new Baptist Church on Second
street, near Beal.
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OUR new and spacious skyIights have
been completed, and the store room,
hitherto comparatively dark. is now as
light as day. 1t is a pleasure to look at
goods in light sufficiently strong to ina
bic n TO see their fabrics and colors. A.
Seessel & Son.
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BISHOP QUINTARD will preach to-day,
in the morning in st. Mary's; at 81.
Lszsrus in the afternoon, and in Calvary
at night.
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FoR SALEJO

IOR SALE.-The beautiful Residenee kDOwa
as the MENKkN BLACE, on Boundary
avenue, about Two blocks north Of the term1-
nus OF The Poplar street railroad. The Grounus
comprise about A. arres, with carriage house
and o~uJ-houses. II win be sold on favorable
Terms, OF exchanged IOr business proPeTty
Apply TO muo
II EREiS A BARGAIN FOR CASH.-MUST
II De sold Immediately. Present proprietor
com peled to leave the city. Boarding House
aud Restaurant with saloon attached-ciear-
ing betw cen $40 and $50 pei menth. Gail at
Al Washington street. mhI4 \
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FIRST BAPTIST CHURoH-Preaehing
by the psstor, Rev. ID. Z. Burns, az IL 8.
m. and a p.m. Bible class taught by the
pastor at 8 am.
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LACE points and point laees made
like new, at the Memphis Steam Dyeing
Establishments 262 Second street.
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Rev. DR.. BOWMAN will preach at the
First Cumberland Presbyterisn Church,
Court street, at II am. Sunday School
at 8 I'm. p sH
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LARGE STOCK Of blesched and brown
dOmestics, jeans, cashmere, hannels,
beautiful ~calicos, dress goods, as this
stock is being rapidly disposed OF by J.
ii. Loewenstine and Bros, Clay Build
ing. ~. .. ~ ..l.n 40 -
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AIarge stock Of ladies'. misses
aud chlidren's hats; the latest
shapes just receive d, ana will be
sOla at very low pi1ces, at l..
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@eMfel. naA Garcpd. Die rT,utIas
9Ginnal SaHis pen Msmpbis BAT arTanasmsnts
sstrsffns fa has ne hus etkaa5 aas sraesrta
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-21

Rev. DIR. BROOKE having returped
from the North, services st Grace Church
as usual at IL I'm. and 81 pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-21

The Allen BIOS, At the Commercial
Hotel, have q neat residence for rent.
S3e R9ns column. 49,