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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-06

WE warn the Irishmen Of Memphis
against all attempts to inveigle them
into sO-cslled Loyal Lsagues, or Union
Leagues. A few renegade IrissmsH in
Nashville have taken to that discredita-
BILE and disrepatsble business, and are
circulating documents and papers With
q view to prepare the Irish people o.
Tennessee for 3 visit from them, sid fer
their solicitations in behalf Of Radical
ism. They have formed themselves into
what they term an "Irish Ucion
League" with the following named Of
fcers: T. MCKINLEY, Chairman ; 3. ].
SHERIDAN, Secretary and JOHN 5,
MULLER, Treasurer. OF these gentry We
warn q Irish fellow-citizens to beware.
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FOR THE Information and guidance
OF the officers and those who may az
tend the wsrj and district meetings this
evening, we publish tbs following, which
il the correct spportionmsnt OF delegates
to the County Democratic Convention TO
bs held on Saturday next: First ward,
ten delegates; second, Ave; Tnird, ten
Fourth, six; Fifth, eight; Sixth h7ei
Seventh, six Eighth, five; Ninth, two +;
Tenth, one; total, ffty-eigat. First dis
trict, two delegates Second, two; Third,
two +; Fourth, two; Sixth, two Seventh,
two ; Eighth, two Ninth, two Tenth,
two; Eleventh, two; Twelfth, two
Thirteenth, TWO; Sixteenth, twoi Seven
teenth, two; total, twenty-eight. Grand
total, e~ighty-six. No proxies admitted
to represent the appointees.
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INDIANA.

MADISON, May 5-Ths city election
yesterday passed OFF quietly. 1t was the
most holly contested election that has
occurred for years. The Democrats sue
ceeded in ~re-eleeting their candidates for
Treasurer, Clerk and Assessor, by en-
average majority Of 2O7. The Council
STANDS ak Radicals to five Democrats,
with a tie in the First Ward, which went
Democratic at the last election by forty
three majority.
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NASHVILLE

NASHVILLE, May 5.-Tbe first race To-
day was the stake for all ages, two mile
heats, entrance so, for q purse of $3.50
Grassland IL, Ontario 2 2. Agaes Dono-
van S,3, C~ounterproOf distaneed. Time,
S:573, 3:47t. Tue second race was for
a pu0ee OF $3.50, mile heats, free for al
ages; Sue Dougherty 8 IL, Bsf1sr ] 2 3,
Rochester 23-2. Time, 1:51, 1:5O4, ISL.
Sue Dougherty was the fsvOrite. Rain
fell during this race.
Mr.. Mercer retires from the editorial
chair Of the Press and Times, Radical, to-
morrow, and will be succeeded by Gres-
ham and Bowel, of East Tennessee.
All the militia, except five companies,
have been paid off and discharged.
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BNsTON.

BosToN, May 5.-Thos. Drew was be-
fore the Supreme Court to-day on q writ
of hsbezs corpus. Judge Gray said the
Legislature had g perfect right TO sum-
mon the prisoner to testify, and also in
n OF his refusal they had a right to
punish him for contempt, and Drew was
again Temanded to the custody of the
Sheriff.
The Executive Committee Of the Ma.
tiOnal Peace Jubilee have established 8
bureau G. accommodation for securing to
visitors good board and lodging at rea
sonable charges. .
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To which the Nashville Banner of
Monday responds as follows:

l. We answer our contemporary, that the an
nouncementis made upon the authority OF
common sense.
2. There is no " state Central Executive Com
mittee " in existence that we are aware of, ex-
cept the Republican or Radical Committee.
{. Bat when It sUas in existence, that COM
mittee TO which The APPEAL refers made no
attempt TO " fasten negro sufrags upon the
Democratic platform" It was fastened }"
upon Il by the first democratic Convention in
TenDs see, two years ago, (which nominated
Etneridge), in the following sect on, which the
editor OF the APPEAL may ind by referring TO
his own hes:
That our colored fellow-citizers, being
now citizens o. the United States and citizens
OF the State OF Tennessee and voters OF his
state, are entitled to all the rights and privi-
leges OF cit 2 ms under the laws shu Coustltu-
lion of the United states and OF the State OF
Tennessee. [Cheers.i
4. SO far a. we are concsrne1,' our cOntempO-
rary is az perfect liberty 20 arrange his Demo-
cratic platform to suit himself. The "body 8"
for which IL entertains very high respect, not
controlling the registration, will be hard Y in a
situation. we Imagine, under the ci-cumstan-
ces, to " fOrestaII a free expression OF opinion
by the Democratic voters " in reference to any
thing.
a. We thought as mush. We thought
it was made upon the authority Of some
such scspe-goat. Common sense is made
to father too many mistakes nowadays;
this is ore Of the instances.
~ Oar cosemporsry is il error.
Within e week We have seen 8 commu
nication from that body, one Of the mem
bars CT which Is q resident Of this city
Mr.. RI. D. L. STEWART.
81 We remember the quoted section,
and with regret. But We also remember
that a Convention of the party held in
June OF last year, il q CLAUSE Of the
platform then adopted, repealed il In
these words "The. investiture Of the
negroes with the right Of suffrage ID q
Rross ~usurustion = . : : The white.
men OF America ara entitled to superior
ity and supremacy 10. the. administration
Of the Federal and Stste Governments"
This was the policy of the party until the
STATE Executive Committee il its cele-
brated address, sought to re-saddle it
with the negro incubus.
"a We will not arrange s platform
to guil ourselves, and it was because we
neither desire to do 80 ourselves nor per-
nit others for Themselves, If We can help
il, that We thus nudged the Committee
Whether the registration. : De con-
trolled or not, we are in favor OF a free
and full expression OF opinion upon al
subjects and questions OF public policy
and importance by the Democratic party
Of the State.
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Vain Street Store House.

On TUESDAY, May 18Th, st4 o'clock pm on
the pennies, we VIII offer, at pubic sale, tCat
very valuable and centrally situated store
house and Lot, No. PA Main street. now cceu-
piei by l. a y L L9wenstein and next 10 the
st0re Of L~Owenstsin Rrothels, career OF Main
and Jefferson streets. This teing one or the
finest points for business on Main sJ~eet. we
hope to meet on the occasion a large rspresen.
taJiOH OF capitalists a business m-n who de-
ire to com pete for Euch valuable prOpsIty.
size OF lot ~ by 74%. Terms liberal, and an
nOunced at sale.
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AND RIVERS.

NEW ORLEANS. May 5.-Departed-
Mary Houston for LouisviIls, and Salado
for Cincinnati.
CAIRO, May 5-Up-Mary Forsyth,
l am; r. E. Lee, 5 pm. Down-Snsg-
boat Thayer, 6 Am; Collier, 2 pm.
The river flel 20 inches. Toe weather
is showery.
ST. LOUIS, May 5.-Depsrted-Clarks-
vile snd Cityof Alton. Weather clear and
very warm. The river is falling here
and above.
LOUISVILLE, Msy 5.-The Iivsr is
rising with Z feet 10 inches the canal.
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TEAEGBAPuEO ETF.
New orlesas aIarhet.

NGa SEHct22ka MtEzSas N
NEW ORLEANS, May 5.-Cotton easier. Mid
dilgs SSS4c. Receipts $40 bales exports
l0G Dates. Cold S54c. Sterling exchange 4T56c.
New 4orE sight bills 1se Premium. Flour
Xxx IS .. Corn, white 7S@7be. OaIs 7lGf3c.
Braa 81 p Hay, IN better supply; prime SS0R
@21Pcrk So . Bacon shoulders l5Lal3Ae;
Side- I1S9L54e Lard, in t:erces le2Sl9c /;
keg l9Aa2JZe. sugar unchanged. MOlssses
nominal. Whisky S2%990. Gomez irmer fair
l59lSAc prime I7GI&c.
Eew Xors Narket.
SEW YORK, May 5.-Cotton without change,
Sales 800 bales. hollands ZSszc. Flour IS 6526
WHISKY g7@9Sc. Wheat 2aSs lower. Corn Is
lover Rec quiet. Coffee firm. sugar, Cubs
Dy Goods-The following were he important
ehaBges in the staple styles OF dry goods TO.
day IL. ernatlonal y aud S6-ihch brow sheet
lngs are redGced TO l0c. Gibbon a sheetiDgs
ll1sc Vale p 35-tnch bleached musIius l2c.
Brown jeans 1910. AmOskeag aud New
York Wells i ChiekeriRg cOttonades Sic for
rue money market was somewhat easier.
some parties had actually withdrawn their
funds from the market becoming free lenders.
Eariy IN the day coin Interest was paid, but In
tus afternoon tree oilers ware made at 7 PEI
cent in currency, end in some few cases loans
were made ~ O per cent. There was also some
7Gy p rcan-. S-erling exchange Is dali at ga
SIe f~r prime 9enkegs bills. Produce b lis are
stiI Carce and Oozd bills are plenty. God Is
steady, opening a. 80, aud closed a. 1885.
T. earsncss al the Cod Exchange SIIi,OO0.
CSseiRnasI 1arkeL.
C~ScNEATL. Nay 5-Fasr IS R0G6 Is. Corn
6i@ &c. Oats 6S972e. " SKY S2c. PORK S3i.
B3eo2 shoulders l&'4ai ii Is l6F@i7c Hams
tSLsIl9c. Lari lSc. Sugar l3h9ioc MOlsssss
7Oa75c. Rye aud Bas.ey unchanged. Butter
S5G5se. Esgs le Cortee 20G26c.
ST. LOats Ssarkei.
ST. LOUIs, Msy 5.-Flour "a GOa5. Wheat
81 90. Cora 50a6sc. Oats 64d65e. Barley 81 7O1
! 70. Rye 81 2Gl s6%c. whisky SIC. SCgar
I29 ST. Mosassss T59S5c. Pork sSldSl 50. Ba-
con shoulders lSho; sides lie. Lard ITSl7l5c
louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, Nav 5-Tobacco active, sales I9i
hhds at S9l5 -. Bacon shoulders 1870 sides
l7glT4c. Hams l9kc. Lard l7Zc. Sugar,
hard standard 10 s9l67se. Corn 67@6Sc. Oats e.
g7Oc. PORK S5l03l ~.
Chicago Market.
CHICAGO, Msy 5.-FlouT IS O0GG. Wheat
81 1l4QI y. Com 55G5Sc. High wines SIC. MO
lassss SlSl o. Pork S3l. Lard l74e. Bulk
shoulders lIJ4c.
Foreign Markets
HAvRE, May 5.-Cotton Tres ordlnaire l43f
PARIS, May5.-The Bourse is quiet. Rentes
III 81.
LIVERPOOL, May 5-Cotton dull. Uplands
llAd Orleans I'D. Sales 5000 bales. Bread
CuL.
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THERE is need OF reform in the postal
arrangements Of the South aud South
west. Such as are now il force are 6
dstriment rather than q benefit to the
people. For instance, the Little Rock
Gazette ssys, "6f,y thousand dollars
and more OF the peoples money are paid
out to get a mail to Little Rock, one Of
the most important esnters in the West
and the result lie one mail q wesk-s mail
on Saturday and q msil on MOndBy
amounts to little mora than one.' The
same is true OF West Tennessee, North
Mississippi and Alabama. The utmost
irregulsrity ehsrscterises The distribution
as we'll as csrrisge OF mail matter. To.
illustrate the contract system in vogue ia
Arkansas, we quote again from the Ga
zette. It says /: " C%HIDIsTER gets fifteen
thousand dollars fer his daily mail con-.
tract from Memphis Overland to Little
Rock, which has 80 far proved an abor-
ton aud shame. There are about three
morths / year when q care 'ul and ener-
getic saioe could pass over that road with
. very light mail. Were the fifteen
thousand dollars devoted to this sham
contract and swind!s on the Govern
ment and the people, appropriated to
the White river route, the river contrae-
tore ssy they could afford the State cspi-
tai. and thence the other parts Of the
state, q regular and full tri-weekIy mail.
Again CHIDIsTER has an expensive con-
of q daily mail, that goes over the
road six times a week. from here to
camden, With nothing, when only one
in that time, n into The State.
ia grossness OF acknowledgement in
ne nostsl system OF Arkansas to which
eel cslled upon in behalf0f our people
b cali the attention Of the authorities,
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MIR. JOSIAH DE LoACH, our new
Postmaster, has, we are happy TO learn,
fled 3 satisfactory bond with the De-
psrtment and viii enter upon bis duties
Immediately. Mr.. WILLIAM B. GREEN
Law aud Mr.. NAPOLEON HILL are his
bondsmeD, thsn-Ehom none better could
BE- bad. While upon the subject Of the
psstofiee We will take occasion TO Y
press our satisfaction at The general con
duetofits affairsb by Col. Gfsr, the retiring
Postmaster. be has bssn in charge for
some tine before and since the conclusion
efthe war, and hes 80 conducted It's affairs
as to merit the confidence o. the aushori-
ties and the people Of Memphis. We are
glad to know that hs has determined
upon continuing with Us and that he
will become permanently identified with
some one Of or business interests.
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THERE wss an attempt made lest
night to patch Up the quarrel between
the HUNTER and BARBOUR LEWIS Rsdt-
Gals. Like oil and water, they refused 70
mix, and so the Hunteritesr headed by
their spiritual adviser, retired 70 the
classic precinct of Buzzsrd Roost, and
the Lswisites, strong in numbers as in
roma d'4friqus, rersmbulsted the
streets, yelling defiance st their cppo-
nents, and making much amusement Tor
the few who were lockers on.
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Large ~Perempt0Fy Sale OF Lots In
Fort Pickering.

20 Lotsiu Bloak 50, bounded Forth by walker
street, esss by Second. south by Coffee, and
west by Washington stress Also, IA Lots in
Block D~=bounoed north by Coffee street, east
" armstrong. south by Van Buren, and west
Dy Carroll streets. uFon the Plan OF Fort Pick
ering, now inciuded in the Corporation o. Mem
pIs, contiguous To the Jackson Monumental
Mound, on beautiful rich ard level surface,
commanding = foh view oLthe river aud the
city, and near the prOpose1 location of the
Memphis Deck Yard No property in Fort
Pickering can be regarded SIS more desirable or
valuebie. The titles tn this property ars per-
feet, not being invoiysd In past or pm sent iti-
CATION. I3e OWSer visiting to ssil. is deter
mir ed TO meet the market as to price.
T"ERMS-Half cash, balance II mouths. WITH
OFT INTEREST. 1nis FBfe viii be held on the
premises, eomuenen g al 10 O'cicbz On MON
DAY. lTtl EaY.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO. May 5.-The jswelry store
of Giles Brothers, or Lake street, was
robbed of 5000 worth of diamonds yes
terday afternoon. Two man went into
the store together and asked to see some
spoons, and while the clerks attention
was directed to another part of the Store,
one Of them seizsd the diamond tray.
Neither OF them have been discovered
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ST.

ST.. LOUIS, April ga fight occurred
at Hays City, Kansas, on Monday, be-
tween a lot Of negro soldiers Of the 36 b
Infantry and the citizens, in which i've
citizens, among them United States Mar
shal Weis and-a white soldier Of the 7th
Cavalry, were wounded. Some 500 shots
are said to have been fred.
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The Great Sale Of Suburban Lots
BUETYH & IRRELEVANT TRACT
Five Niles ffCg the City.
ON Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
mryTrDE.

ON In OhSDA Il MAY ~
To this sale we specially direct the attention Of
those who would make s pleasant cOTob inatiOn
Of city an country Ire. We shall offer about
ONE LOTS. varying in sizs from
, TO 10 acres, nan OF them directly upon the
Railroad, and zone OF them more than the dis
lance Of a few minutes walk 10 a regular flag
s alton upon the Road, giving the business and
professional men, who follow their vocation in
the city. the advantage OF a retired and eco
nomical resldencNon a fsw acres OF lard in the
country, With the loss OF but little more time,
and az much less expense in money, than To
live on a few feet OF GROUND il any part Of the
city. Toe different trains now running in and
out of the city on this road, afford the oppor-
tnnity OF ingre- 5 and egres- to and nom the
city every two or three hourSduring the day.
Concentration tickets are I'D 10 AL the sta
lions included in the lands offered il his sale
at from 10 20 l2Z cents, snd the trip Is made to
the IN ST distant pCiut in i inmates from the
city depot. Terms wilt be exceedingly liberal,
the object being TO induce the immediate set
tsmsnt of the lands by a good population.
Pans OF the lands now at cur ortcs. Tne Az
enues and Lots VIII be Indicated, so that par
lies wishing to make examinations can do so
with no other guide than a plsn in their hands.
The locality OF the lands embraced in this sale
has always been highly popular for its health
and be ,uty. ana the neighbOrhoo1 is rapidly
filling up with the best society,
KOYSTER, TREZEVANT & CO,
my5 AuctiOneers.
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Col. R. s. OWEN. OF Lynchburg, an
accomplished gentleman and M OF the
clearest-headed ard best hearted busi-
ness men in Virginia, has been solicited
to run for Congress in his District. We
hope he will and, tkst ne will be elecsed.
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a COMMUNICATION upon Judicial re-
form will be found on our third page
1t should have appeared yesterday but
WAS crowded out. It is Of Interest to
every one Of our readers, and We hops
will be resd and pondered by them IS
seriously IS its suggestions merit.
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Cotton Machinery.

NOR SALE, 8 complete set Of Cotton Ma
chinery for q Mill OF 1901 Of = eapacity
OF I2,GO0 pounds weekly Of IS inch heavy kheeI-
tngs. Carding is new, and OF The best make;
ent flyer thro ties DresserS and Looms, In per-
feet order; together with Harnesses, reeds,
beams. bobbins, and al the furniture neces-
sary to start and run = mill Of the soove size at
once. eau be delivered in BOston immedi-
ately. Apply to WIN. GRAY AGO.,
ap27 90 summer Street, Boston, Mass.
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REV ADv-ERTxsrrENTs
ATTENTION.. Nir knightS!

VBE members o. Cyreue Commandery A
i M. 4, Of Knights Teap ar, q e per--kA-
emptorily summoned t. appear at cur Xxx
Asylum, No. 2ol Front street. on z hurs-IVN
day NOR Ing (&eensioH Dayb May 6th, at 9
O'Clock, IN Full Dress Regatta.
With our usual custom, the day VIII he o.
served by a parade and churchs service at Cal
vary Church By our PrsIate. Dr. Georse White
All visiting and soJOurniog Sir Knights are
cordially invited 70 participate with as
No Knight viii be permitted IN the parade
unless IN Full Dfcss Regalia
By command OF JOHN TENT,
Z. Commander,
Nj. WIGGIS, Recorder. my6
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onREEsPONpEKCE.
APPEAL
FaURsDAY mORxINe. nAT 6, 1859

OUR lawyer friends will find . synop-
sis of the Supreme Court decisions on our
third pegs.
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To WhOnaf il nlaY Concern.

A Ii IeTsons are wsrned against trading foI
any aud all notes made by me, and paya-
bic to ihs order of MoIiler & league, their
agents or assigness, as consideration ( T same
has failed. JOS. SELIGMAN.
nS-I eyer cogy. y nly6
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NEW ADvERTIsEmE'Ts

MASONIC NOTICE Tn
VI officers and mem5ers of Penn Roy "a
al Arch Chapter No. q, are Re qaeste3 EV
to attend a SPECIAL c9nvocstion this/N
Thursday evening, May 9Th, at ~ O'Clock, for
work in The NJ. +. NJ. N. degree
Bylorder OF JOHN TENT, NJ. E. H. F.
b. NJ. LEVY, Secretary. my6
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FIRE! FIRE! FIRE!

0EKAr WESTERN FIRE ExTINGUlsHER
OCOmpany. once at LAwRENcE s GIL
MoRE's Front Row, where E~xtinguishsrs can
he seen and explanation given.
r. d. sCUEDER, Agent.
81 public exhibition. OF which due NO
ice VIII be given. ~R
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Tar nashville Republican Banner ofWednes-
dav, in an article reviewing Judge Shackle-
fOId's letter. says there will no bsa regularly
organized Democratic ticket for the Supreme
Bench. We wOu d ask our contemporary On
what authority this announcement is made 2
The State Central Executive made
one blunder in an attempt TO fasten negro suf
frage upon the Democratic platform, ehope
thai bOdy. Tor which We entertain very high
respect, will not make another, aud ~foEeStall a
free expression Of opinion by the Democratic
voters ofthe State III reference 10 the future in
eumbency OF the Supreme Bench.-Msmphis
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SEMEN
Z g o H
THE PRINCE OF TENORs.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

MIR. G. a. CBIZZ0LA has the honor OF an
M nouncipg to the citizens and the music
loving public OF Memphistnathe has coneludsd
an engagement with Mrs. W. @. Thompson,
lessee Of the New Memphis TheateT, for the
Great Musical Advent, viz Toe first appear
ance in Memphis OF the world-renowned
eIGNOR Z BR fGNOLI,
The unrivaied sweet, silver.voiced Tenor of She
age, and the most favorite artist in Smerics,
assisted BY the following eminent artists from
the New York Academy of Music:
Mile. MARIE LOUISE DURAND, the young
and distinguished Prfma ID ma soprano.
Sig. PETRILLI, the renowned Baritone.
Sig. r the famous Basso BuffO.
Sig. LOCATkLLT, Ba s. CoutAnte.
Sig. SrEFFANOSE, Musical Director.
First night, MONDAY, Nay lOlh-DoN PAS
QUALE.
second nisht TUESDAY, May uth-M BAR
BIERE DISINIGL'A.
WEDNESDAY, May I2th-Grand Farewell
Night.
Scale of Priees-Parcuette and Dress Circle,
reserved, s.; admission, 81 80 Family Circle,
81 Gallery. 80 cents.
NOTICE.-The sale OF seats, for the three
nights only, wiz commence on "Wednesday,
May 5th at 9 am, atths boXofIics- The sale of
seats for either o. the thr,e nights, viii open
on Friday, May 9Th my6
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TRANSPORTATION.
Mississippi and tennessee 3. z.
CHANGE OF TIME.

ON n AFTER SUNDAY. MAY ?. Is6a. IN
til further notice, frsius HiI uu @sloll VS.
NEW ORLEANS MAIL daily leaves Memphis at
lid ain, arriving a. EreulEa So SIS D n.
making oIrect connection for New orleans
and all points South.
EXPRESS (dalyj leaves Memphis a. 40 pm,
arriving = Grena= a t:0 n, making direct
oxford. Holly Springs. ard az points north
Of Grenada en- Mississippi Central Railroad.
PosSeugers for feC Odsals IKE the Kali
Train AZ IE:4 am. getiug Sleeping Cars At
at SID pm, which rurs through 10
New Orleans SCifhOut change. arriving in New
orleans IN time for Dussness next morning
QGick Time! sure Connection No Night
Chang=st
procure throrgh Tickets at ~ Aain street
or at the Depot
As LlFER3iORE. G=aT Supt.
C.P. OAKLEY. General Ticket agent.
SELL HON ELL. Passenger agent. my2
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Residence Lots on Adams
STREET..

We are directed by Mr.. Brinkley 10 offer at
public sale, that greatly admired and most de-
sir4tle Residence Lot ~ the southeast corner
OF Adams ana Iaudsrdale streets, al present
occupied by Mr.. GoOdloe. The ground wilt be
div ded into three pieces, the middle lot enl.
bracing the Cottage Dwelling, and a vacant lot
of amp e size ON either side.
Terms will be easy, with a liberal ALLEGIANCE
to any who may wish TO purchase for cash.
L is sale will take place on THURSDAY. NAY
18th, al 4 PIN, on the premises.
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Lexington, KY, has %, sos popula-
ton, viz ll,2S7 whites, and II, 52l
blacks.
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In 81 CITY
AND SUBURBS OF MEMPHIS

attention, both at home and abroad, TO tie
following list Of property, which we have been
directed BY the owners to place on the market
at Public Sale, being a selection from the most
select business aid residence property in Mem.
phis and its vicinity. IA
ELEGANT Residence Lots on Adams
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JOHN REED,
Frabk Cuneo's zee Cream. and Soda
E1 water kAloOe.<

ONO SECONDSTREET-keep constantly on
$40 hand the best Ice Cream and StrsWher
ues aud S MA Water. My salon has lust been
ffted up IN superb style, and l would res Pect-
1ully solicit the patronage Of my old friends
aud the public generally. apli
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CWpptng and Leechfng.
ORDERS for CuppIng n LeechiBg LEFT At
GUS LIrPOLDS b RSER SSOr. No. n
Poplar Street, corner0 OF Front Alley, Memphis
Tenn, viii be promptly z4tended 10, ~
ap2e We. WERNER