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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10
GO AL
HARD AND SOFT COAL

CONSTANTLY on hand
ORDERS PROMPTLY PILED n LEFT At
u the lard, corner Of 1iftA ssd wassen streets.
q at ny Ones, eosnss 1sUut - nse7 e1xeses.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

N8W FIRM.
HANNAH e PELrOV,
BLACKSMITH, HAvR JUST OPENED
ID large and extensive shop on Third street, bet
Perry and Rock Island streets. horses shod In the
bes: manner At reduced price,. - per horse. Cen
ersl Jobbing done and all work warranted.
A. MILLER.
- - BRADY STREET, BELOW SEQ
Dad seeps eonstsutly on head and makes
70 cider.
0entss, Boys ana ChlldReH-D
CLOTHING cfthe best material and in name,
Ohat cannot fail TO give satisfaction. L,eral
oaArouaee respectfully solicited imySl-dly
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

A New Eoslsnd clergy man, one Msndsy
last summer. visited the market carly in tie
morning. While there bic attention was
called to some very fne strawberries. He
wished very much to purchase come. bet II
being so very early 10 the morning. Il oc-
| CURED to him that they must have been
picked on Sunday, and Of course be could
| net purchase o. uss anything which bad
been procured under such circumstances.
He isquircd Of the farmer: Mr.. Smith,
were hese berries picked on Sunday -
Mr. Smith, With sly twinkle in HE eye.
replied. mo. Doctor. they we're picked
this morniSg, but they grew On Soaday."
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PAINT eR 8.
MISCELLANEOUS.

w. l.. CARROLL.
A RCHlTECT-ALsO. SOLICITOR OF PAT
"A 8NTS, with Dodge 3 hunn, Of Washing
ton. ID. q.
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An ORDINANCE abolishios III. eiI,ssi d

Deputy Street Commioiooer.
An ordnance to amend Chapter Xv 81
tbe Revised OrdiooNeeof ICES. 81 ~.
Src. l. Be il enacted BY the City Coun'
ell Of The citv 81 Davenport, that seslion 4
Il Chapter Nv Of the Revised 0s1luanesi
Of 1855 b end the sams Il Asvsby repealed
Passed end appsesed March 3, 1863.
o. s. McNssl. Mayor ~ I'm.
Atteet] Jess Lalals, City Clerk.
!. Al. 0aeAeo s0sssd ~ lo)loWtne:
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10
HALLS
vcretable Sici|ian Hair Remover

Ereyu rear increases the pOpm-
lnrifu Or this calm0Oie Hair Prep
0r0fiOm, Mhich is due to merit
alone. We can assure oar old
pafrOMa that 1t Is kept fully mp to
It's high standard. and to those
tCliO hare Mccer used 20 RE can
cOMfidessfiv say, that it il the only
reliable aud perfected prepare
tiOm to restore (;RAY OH FADED
HAIR to it, youthful color, maI-
ing 10 soft, fMsfrOtss, and siihen:
the scalp, bu lis use, becomes
sChite and clean: IL remorcs all
es1sptjOms and d0MGtsM1. and by
its Tonic properties prerrnt~ Ire
hair from falling out. as Il slim
ul0tes and MOMrishes the hair
glands. By It's use the Isat,. C,oVs
thicker 0Md afroM0cr. In badness
e restores the capillary glands
20 their normal cigor. and MiH
extreme old age. II Is the most
economical HAIR DRESSING
ever used, az 1t requires Tcmer
qualifications. and Oires the hair
that splendid glossy appearance
90 much admired BY all. Il. Il.
Hawes, NJ. d.. State 4Assaycs 0y
Mass., says, "fhe constituents are
Oesro and carefully selected Joy
crceilent quality, aud I cc,Isistcr
e tho BEST PREPARATORY TOR
Sfs intended purposes Ne pub
tish q treatise O1s the hair. which
ere send free By mail upon Hppli-
cation, sChtch contains ron,Apcn-
datOrv notices from rlergyH.cn.
phvsici0sss, the press. ana others.
We hare made the study n The
hair and It's sliscaScs u spec iuisy
FOR years, aud kn0sC tt0s sse make
he n0st eHectice preparation" Jor
ne restoration and the l,yeserra-
lion Of the hair, ertnmt, and 50
OekMOeCl0ge0c6 by the BEST ysct.i.
e0l and CAe1aica1 Authority.
81 y al Druggists and Dtale,s i. II 'ei~-
COOK, coouRM q %.
ona1 Agents for North Western States,
q pRA1DoRD st.. CHICAGO, ILL.,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

~ Philosophy of Narriare. ANsw
COusee Of Lectures, = dol:vsssa & u Net Yos1
9ceA g anete0yi emnrasa.e ~ ssbipea: Aew
= me- ed vhot 70 nse fors Yo.eQ, 1e6gsity I'D
of1ndieesei0e, eatuleaee es1 NovvrOs dlosaDO -
easecn -: nSnae 1aaecpaeeall6 esesSessss,
De- fockes v0Ia - containing t1e1s leetusse vii
Of fou. stnDpe ~ aoosossooe: eeCRRrA NJ. Nav
YosE nrs.rA o. ASAfoMy Ann eonrcs, SIS Broad
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

Z, Fresh Garden and Flower
Seeds on Commlssion. these
iunsola g be returned, Pre-
paid, BY. mail. Priced de.
seriptive Catalogues Of all
Useful and Ornamental
seeds, Plants, Trees, and
! Fruits, w ho1esalo or Uketall
will be sent to any address.
b. N. WATSON. Old Col
ony Nurseries, Plymouth,
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0ALENIC INSTITUTE,

AT Tn1 oALMlC MEDICAL
INSTITUf8 n Concert Han
Block, peas de HoUe O0Ice, d
Paul, Ainnseota.
- Ths Oaly regular sAartef-
g lmarnaTy Of the kind h ~
We, 10 charge Of Q regular 0af-
)gooo, . g1aduato Of the 0edicAl
C2lleee 81 OAjp. ,-r
OcaDsD1eaAf CoosoteAsIoes.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1869-03-10

sGu. In1sss D = 5s.ss.
Compiaiate. Ac., pesSgualls u y letter A ti1s-
trsted neaicsl Ps Dhst = he aSeve 1iseasss. 60
tainiag - lasgs pa6ees - gving full paetr11nso
cent 70 snye9dseeD - soeolpS 81 . cents.
so1lsFfisd LAdies al ofses SenS q I'D savea
2pe e r,ssiyt Of st9cR DlfE sl isls1I g Tn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-15

ware stsnding GROUND, and, ss Blond at.
teupted TO foiiow the thief, they Knocked
Rim down and beat him fesTfully before
thu police could rescue him. Late yes
| terdaV evening ths Second District police
| arrested a negro giving his name Bud or
! Sylvester Freeman on suspicion OF being
/ ons Of The psFties. On his person they
found q silver mounted cartridge pistol,
! come coggsd dice, 3 dice box, a deck OF
cards, a " lock-" aud an express receipt
Tor q sum Of money just sent off, (the ink
on Il being quite fresh,) He was COM
mitred to jail to await al examination.
"A young man, who shall be nsmeless,
on Thursday evening invited 3 couple OF
young lsdlssJp fair and frsu, tmetA.
phOrically speaking, but as the sequel
shows. anything bu5 irsil, in a pnysicsl
point Of view out dIis1g. A6er taking
a turn OF tbs suburb, the jolly party
went - g beer garden and dismounted,
to have some refreshments. While the
Young women were going into tie
beer, and rice versa, Mr.. - well,
We won't call names, got into his
carriage aud stepped of from his COM
paniOns, leaving them to foot the bill,
aad afterwards foot their way home. To
say taRt tAe " ladies (" were furiously
aDgTy 81 the way Nu6y uSu DeSu kIcS~6ug
when they found it out, would but feebly
convey an idies of their rage. They just
" rsred" and charged, ripped and tore,
and maybe they didn't cuss q few. How
they fually got TO town we were not in
formed, bat they did get there, and im-
nediately went to hunting for the youth
who had served them the trick. They
did not find him however until Thurs
day about noon near the Charleston
Depot, snd then maybe they didn't go
Tor him. OGe of the fair damseIs draw
ing and cooking 3 revolver, clspped it to
his head, and told him to move at
his peril, while tie other producing
rom urdar her mantle 8 raw hide, lit
into aim, and for several minutes there
vas as lively g little tea-party as 8 man
could want to see. The gay decsiver"
thinking discretion the better part OF
vsI0r, stood stlll-or as still as he could,
while the enrsged female with the raw
hide FaiDed blows upon him like " Old
Nick : beating tan bark" She laid it
on well-hOE well We need not ssy-and
did not stop until the police arrested
them. They were carried to tee First
District and there fined SIS each yester-
day morning. The young gentleman
says that he never intends z" saell-Fosd-
ing another woman sgain as long as he
lives.
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NOTICES.

What is n Tonic Bear this IN minJ-tha
although a tonic is, to a certain extent, n stim-
Ulant-G staaUlaRt, tal3sOd56ed 6y any Medicinal
substances, IS not a tonic, but A DEBILITANT. In
HOSTETTERS STOMACH BIITERS there is
a stimulating element OF the paregt grade
manufactured In this or any other country.
Every fiery and corrosive oil or -aeidzEhich
contamInates the ordinary liquors of COM
MERGE, is expelled from the rye spirits which
forms the alcoholic basis of the BITTERS By
careful and repeated IectiicatiOn. The juices
OF the valuable roots, barks and herbs, infused
into this wholesome product OF the ines grain
.stiu further modify its nature so that il be
comes, in fact, a simple diffuSive agent, minus
al the heady and brain exciting propertie,
which belong, more or less, 20 all liquors IN a
raw state. It Is merely the safe and harmles
vehicle which renders the medicinal virtues of
the preparation NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. their ac-
tive poEer, aud d~iffusing them through the
system. Hence the pleasant aud gentle glow
which ~ experienced after taking a dose OF the
BITTEES. Instead OF creating headache, a.
UnmeGisated stimulants are apt 10 do, this
saIu0riOus tonic Is the best known remedy for
that complaint. 1t Gains and aOOths cerebral
excitement, strengthens the nerves, promotes
the secretion OF the gastric juice, ~invigorates
the bowels, determines the fluids 10 the surface
improves the appetite, incre lsss the animal
vig9r, requisites organic action, and, from It's
mid yet effective altsratIVe qualities, is she
very best prep trati1u that can De admiuisteed
70 the weaker sex in the peculiar Il fficultieS to
which tnelr organization subjects them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-15
LAW REPORTS.

LAW COURT-R. s. Zee, Judge
Ia this Court, yesterday, the esses on the
calendar from No. 1851 to 1884 inclusive
were called snd disposed Of.
Case No 1852, 1857, 1883, 1858, 1889
1871, 1850 and 1881, were dismissed,
Judgments were rendered in the follow.
ing cases, to-wit:
Rose1felt ct al vs Hughes, judgmen
for plaintiff Sal S..
Hughes VS. R0senfelt ct al, judgment
for plsintihi 500.
C0rdss We Prayer.
Rsid use, etc, vs Gleason, judgmea;
below affirmed,
Power vs. Orr, judgment bsiow az
frmed.
Hallig2n VS. German, Judgment for
plaintiff, sl75.
Riggs VS. Mccormick ct al, judgment
for plaintiff, sS4 Is.
Ea,nss vs Levi, Judgment for plaintiff.
Rsid & Go uss, etc, vs. Mccormick ct 81
i1fgment for PLAINTIFF.
B.gGs VS. Jones, Judgment Tor plaintiff,
E146, "A.
Barbour VS. Steamer Anna, Judgment
.0r defendant.
Theme VS. Ssablsr ct al, judgment for
plaintiff against S,abler and Withdrawn
- 20 other defendants.
Pending the trial Of the case Of Oar
ling vs. Brown, CcuFt. q adjourned. To-day
af.sr the above case = determined Court
VIII tsks up the motion docket.
CHANCERY COUNT. Vim. N Smith,
GlnceUGT.- - ssterday was motion day
in this Court. The DEGREES rendered are
as follows, tO-wit
Moses vs. Moncrisf; Fefsreuc9s
Parker VS. Parker reference.
Van Cullen vs. Moore hnsl.
mcLsmoTe VS. CChes; sale.
Williams Va Paine iDsl,
Allen vs. Walt; reference.
Park vs. PSrk report confirmed.
Christian VS. Meg.O5en; order justify.
Weller VS. Q1imby writ possession.
GreeniaW vs Gceeniaw; report c0nh'd.
Adams vs. n. ~ Z. z receiver sp'd.
Brysn VI Hsg1; bnal.
HOtDeF VS. Leander hnal.
Fslts VS. Felts; sale, etc.
CjsAry Va Fegs1 final.
bodies vs. Schafar dusl.
Court stands adjourned until Monday,
TIE case Of K0tfOTd Va. Hartly is spe-
cially set for that day.
MUNICIPAL COURT-G. ". Waldr0a,
JU3ge-This Court conVsnes to-day q!
10 O'Clock, and will Immediately take up
the motion docket and proceed to dis
rose of the motions entered on the same.
All motions entered therein within the
time prescribed by the rules Of the Court
will be hesgd and dsts.nined. No other
business on the calendar.
CRIMINAL COURT. - Vim. Hunter,
.T,Jdge.-This Court was engaged mostly
yesterday 10 renewing the bonds Of per-
cons cut on bale from this Court. There
are still q large EumbsF OF persons out
on bail, who have failed 70 comply With
the recent order of Curt requiring them
to renew their bonds. All such parties
ara again Eotihs6 that they must imme-
Gistsly appear and comply with said or
der, or f0rteitUres will bs taken against
them and their securities Snd ospiases
Issue Tor ihsir resrTest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-15
OUR TREATMENT.

Our method Of treatment for the cure OF Ca
tarrh is philoe ophic, commencing itself at once
to the common sense of every sufferer. It en-
braces the thorough topical medication of eve
~ portion OF the affected regions by a novel
and most Ingenious process, BY which every
part Of the Rhem0rane Is effectively
reached and subjected to the most perfect and
complete remedial control.
So eTeetivels this plan of treatment that It's
striking advantages exhibit themselves hrom
the very eomme-eement Of treatment. A sin
gle application IS generally productive Of
prompt and Immediate relief The affected
cavities are thoroughly cleansed from the in
crus;ed MOI biac matter. the offensive SMELLS
removed. and relief from other troublesome
symptoms Is aImost fmu ediaLely experienced.
The discharge soon diminishes, irritation is al
lsyed, the inflammation subsidies, alterations are
made to heal, until finally z radical and perms-
nsnt cure is effected.
The applications do not cause the least pain,
inconvenience or unpleasant sensation, and
after the necessary Instructions, the treatment
can be followed at home with perfect success,
and without any interruption to diet or bust
ness.
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highest degree contrary to public policy,
ss tending 10 corrupt the channels OF
justice can be more efectuaIIy discour-
sged oy setting them aside altogether
than by simply leaving the parties 70 the
remedies Of q court Of law. A party
contemplating an iIlegaiOr immoral con-
tract may be willing 70 take the riaks Of
It's enforcement in o court of law tF,ssing
p the eharcs Of failure of proof ~ to.
me uncertainties OF 3 jury trial. Bushs
Rill be much less likely 70 complete the
corrupt transactions, II he knows that
not only viii the Law upon fall proof Of
the circumstances refuse to aid
aim, but that 9 Court OF Chancery
viii demand Of him q sworn dis
closure OF thu facts aud will actively
interfere to prevent his realizing the
fruits OF his Corruption.
Inc conclusion is thst the decree Oftte
Cnsneallor Overruling the demurrer Il
the bill is correct aud m1st bs affirmed,
GEO. ANDREWS, Judge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-15
AWUSEMEN

NEW MEMPHTs.-Ws are happy to
anEousce To cur readers, all Of whom
sre the lady's friends, that Mrs. Thomp-
sonic hens ii last night was q triumph.
ant success. The house was CT eVded
and the whole performances passh off
admirably. This was no more than we
expected, and certainly ne more than
the lady meTited at the hands OF our
Fp0pia--
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MILK OF VIOLETs.

EOR beautifying and whitening the com
Il plexion it Is ~Unequaled. entirely nee from
ana ODeratfc artists Of europe. ans is now be-
ing Introduced for the hist time In America
with great and dattering success. ASK Tor tine
MILK OF VIJLErS, accept or no SUI stltute,
and wherever Introduced it VIII be indispensa-
bic TO ev-ry lady s cOmpIe e toilet FOR sale ~
All Druggists and fancy goods dealers. ". W
NaTv YORK myI
BIT NOsLE. SELF-HELP FOR
IA vounR men who. having erred, desire a bet
ter manhood. Sent In sealed letter envelopes,
rise OF charge. IL benedtted, return the pyst-
age. Address, PHILANTRROS, Box r, Fhil9-
dSiohIa- pa mhIk d&w
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER
commencing Monday EVENING, Nay II
n r. ALT. BURNETT,

The Great Mimic, Humorist and Wonderful
Facial Artist. assisted by
Miss HELEN NASH, Versatile Comecienne,
and J. w. BHARPLEY. in his Solos on the
CoDeertina.
Burnett l~aughable Candle Ice ures and
lecture on WOmans klgnls, ana miraculous
Oranges OF Dress and Festure.
An entire change each evening.
Ressr9ed ears, TO be had at the theater, 81 90
General admission Dress q Gle and Parquetis,
scents; Fsmlly Circle, 10 cents.
See smsli bills. mStt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-15

nOOLEY'S CHEMICAL YEAST BAKING
IL POWDER mas stood the st or years and
stands to-day unrtvaled. No ingredients enter
into lis composition but such al are perfectly
harmless, and they arein such exact proportion
as 10 produce the same results each time. With
IL any housekeeper VINO has good flour can
make the best bread, cakes or pastry desired.
IL any of ouriady bieEds have not yet tried il,
We edviset them 10 do so at once, 1t Is not only
the best BAKING Powder in the market. bal
much cheaper. IS it requires from one-third TO
One-half less than those of ordinary manut8e-
iure. Ask your grocer for DOJLEYfS BAKING
POWDER, and you viii use no other after one
f-foI mVl
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Commercial Convention.

To the Citizens OF MempEs:
At q meeting OF the several commit
tees appointed to make arrangements for
the holding of the Comm rciai Conven-
ton which opens in this city on Tuesday
next, il was resolved TO sslecs q commit
tee composed of the flowing gentle
men, ehairmen of the variOus commit
tees, to have a general supervision OF all
matters connected with the Convention.
The Executive Committee has been
thoroughly organized, and the members
of the committee are determined TO do
81 ia their power to make the Conven-
| ton a decided success and acredi5 TO our
city. Ia order, however, to achieve this
object, they require and must have the
aid and support OF every citiZsn. Toe
citizsns have already contributed in
3 liberal manner, but SdditioDal
funds are required to entertain the large
number Of strangers who will visit our
city during the coming week. Memphis
| hiss long been celebrated for her bOspi-
taiity, Bn0 therefore tie members OF the
Executive Committee have no hesita-
ton il appealing to the citizens for addi-
tional funds to defrsy what will really
be the necessary expenses Of the Convex
ton.
Books for subscriptions sre now open
st the headquarters OF the Executive
Committee, J. II. Whilst & Co.'s, No.
81 Adams street Cup stairs, second story
and il is hoped that the response will De
liberal on the part OF all those who have
the future prosperity, welfare and good
name Of Memphis 81 heart. The sub
scriptions will be duly acknowledged
through the press.
Joseph LenOW, W. Z. Moore,
| George Mellefsh, Elem Calvert,
| j.. b. Rob nsoD, J.T. Trez want,
/ Nm. NJ EarTiuQtOn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-15

Hagan's Mz gnOlia BaIm.-Thls article is
the True secret Of Beauty. Its what Fashion
able Ladies, Actresses and opera Singers use to
produce that cultivated diStltgue appearance
so much admired in the Circles Of Fashion.
It removes all unsightly Biotches, Bedness,
Freekles, Tan, Sunburn and Effects of Spring
Winds, and gives to the Complexion a Bloom
ing Purity Of transparent delicacy and power.
No Lady who valuesa hne Complexion can DO
without the MAGNOLIA Balm. IS cents viii buy
it OF any of our respectable dealers.
Lyons Kathairon is a very delightful Hair
Dressing. myu cod
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-15

New Lace shHWIS again!! Great
bargains OfTersd! We have jusG
received a handsome assert
menG OF black aud while Lace
ShaWls, which we offer at great
bargains. HeFzOg j Bro, 29l
Main
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MENPHIs. TENN, May L, 1853.

OR LIaHTHILL has operated upon my
friend nv. ]. s. AcANULrY, OF Hardeman
county, for a case of complicated Catarrh. with
perfect success, affording him complets relief
BY one operation. after seven years OF constant
suffering. is. DAY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-15

To Country MERCHANTs.-Just re-
eeived New Prints, D0mestics, Stripes,
PIaids, Linens, C~Ottonades and Notions
at M. kfs1s q Co.'S corner Main and
Adams streets. T
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-15

JOE LOCKE, 2S61 Main street, has al
The Illustrated, literary, soientihc, Irish,
German, French and sporting weeklles,
Chicago, Nashville, Louisville, Cinein-
matt, st. Louis ard New York daIlies, I
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-15

FR0MNsw York suetio1s q great bar
gain two yards vide Rleeohed Table
Linen, 81 per yard, at NJ. Klaus & Goa.
corner Main and Adams street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-15

Doc MULES, beer c~oOlers, refrigera-
TORS and shower bstbs at the Charter
stove Emporium, I9l Main street, north
west corner Of Washington.
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FOE SALE.

IN No family Horse ana nies
4 EockaVa aud Harness Apply TO
mvl5 T
TyoR sALE-ElEht irou-rauci y
& PFNtS. Of latest improved make WIN p5
ssld cheap Tor cash. Apply TINS oLLSe-A NJ
TOR SALF-The beautiful Residence Known
4 ss lie MESkkN PLACE, On Bounusty
SLsrDe sbrut Two blocks north % the teTlnl-
ms OF ne PCplarstreet railroad. ire sTouL-s
comprfss ABOUT IL acres, win csff-1ss 1ol7
- anf-hOuses. II y III be sold on iaNof@D
ser1,s ar exchanged for business PfofS4s
stDIy tCMFNEEN BROTHERS. INNS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-15

LADIES, pleasNook ct u beautiful.
1.Ivsiaps Tor Waists sud Besques slsC
JsiI.s' and ~chi.dTen's SkirtiDgs. n.
KrsDe & Co, corner Main and Adams.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-15

IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN:-G Cent?,
all Linen Hemmed Handkerchief, "a
csr dozen, worth &c British Hslf Hose
q SO per dozen, worth So Puftd B9som
Shjrts, 50, worth So Gsuzs and Isle
Thread Undershirts at great b2IgSlns-
N. Kraus & Co, corner Mainland Adams
street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-15

TIE Champion Of Tennessee chsi-
,erged for p nile rsce, sEd will u on
saturday night, May l5.h, at the Blun
Cgty Veiocipede Course. Admission, %
cents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-15

VELOCIPEUIANA.-GO and zee the driil
at the Blud City NeiOcipete Course, SAP
urdsy night, May 18Th. Admission
twenty five CentE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-15

TO H LADIEs.-Fashionsble dress
goods of late Paris designs, black iron,
STensaine and oTgandies, just opened at
Menken Brothers.
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THREE sizes White Marseilles Crit
Quilts at q bArgain-Sl so, 81, and 81 50.
At M. Kraus u Co.'s, corner Main and
Adams.
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IRISH Linens from New York nc.
tons, S5c per yard, at 81. KFaus & Co.'s,
corner Main and Adams streets.
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OUR new prints have arrived most
beautiful styles l24c per yard. N. hraus
d Co, corner Main and Acsms street. 7
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THE greatest curiosity ever bern 10
live, at Assembly Hall To day. Adnis-
siOn . cents. Open from am. % g p.n.
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ANOTBER large lot OF those lsdies'
White Hose, 81 a bsFgsi1-S1 % per
dozsn, worth sat M. Krans & Co.'s,
corner Main and Adams.
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Price Herzog's Dress Goods.

MENKEN Bros dress goods sale con.
sinues this week. I
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Great bargains given I'm the
various GSpaFimtn mas Oh cur
housa UeFZ0g \ 6rO.
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From New York auctions q great bar
cain in Huck Towels, 81 50 and - per
4 zen at Nj. Kraus & CO.'s, corner Main
and Adams.
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The DAILY APPEAL is GeJiusYed 6g
faithful carriers, Segeg TINES q weeE fCT
Wenty-fVe cents.