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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-19

SPRING -Ibe OslWy breeze which
was blowing from the southwark yester
6sv, ard the genial sunshine, spoke o.
esf,y v~iolets, and the coming Of the
sprin-. TIE squirrels in the park, and
tie birSs bOrp Dg and twitteriDg amid
The IeadSss brsDeheg, seemed 10 veal 3
more emeritus air, ss IL they felt the nesr
approach OF vernai warmth, green grass,
sud budding trees
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS TEEATBR

Friday Evening February I9-Wlu be
pra;ented DON CESAR DE BAZAN. Don
te;Sr, FRANK Mayo To conclude with
bull IN ACHISA SHOP. Bsgshot. Frank
Mayo, Mayo matinee Sa utdsv l O'Clock.
Admission, EOc; curtain rise at2 O'Clock Mac
beth a. night.
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 81; Family CireLs' -
cspts: ColOred Boxes, ~ cents ColOr6d Cal
lsry, IS cents.
Doors oosn al Guartsr to J o'clock; curtain wtl
rise st z precisely. bOx-oook open HOm u
O'Clock am. TO 8 pm.
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A StOUGH-PoEisr street, in the bot
tom ~ D.N0ud ihe NioolsOn pavement,
snd tuslGe OF tie Corporation, is sinos
impsssebie. 4. the property holders 10
that region pay cry f=Ess, they should
have lie teurht Of ci-y pzVemenis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-19

TIE EyE AND EAR The Eve and
Ear dictionary 4 Dr.. Norris, 2s3 Main
street. Memphis, is s perfect success.
D.. Norris treats the Eye spd Ear With
the most remarkable success ever known
b fore IN the s iutb. He is a most skill
ful operator on the Eye, having restored
TO sight ty so operation persons VINO
have been totally blind for yssTs The
Doctor is neither from London n0F Rras-
STA, but BORN and educated 10 the United
States, and IN that portion once called
the "Confederaoy.p A follower % the
a. lost csu-e,n 10 which "httIs pnpless-
sntpessU be, lie the majority or S1uth-
ero men, lost all Uf his WoTl0y goO6s.
he understands thoroughly the diseases
oFths Eve, most prevalent ia this c0un-
Inv and cllD ste, and knows how 10 ours
n'.m IN the shortest time possible. TO
the truth OF which his pstieGts-which
car be counted by hundreds from every
state ia the S%outb--will testify. He 4
no travelling Osulist, to be here one day
sod gone the next, but q fixture here
and expects 10 make Memphis his hom'
| Tor Life. "Let Us have peace
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-19

FEwIEG NACHINEs The largest sr-
riyst a. EeVllg Machines ever received
in the SOuIh, Was received , turOhy ~
the WteeIeT 4 wilson Company a. 90
Second st., Irving Block.
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THE NExT CONoERT Prof SabstEky
and ths lauy and gentlemen amateurs
wbn are to appear on the occasion are
making preparations that will be certain
to be crowned with success 81 the cor
cert TO be given next Tpurrdsy evening",
az the GsEenlsw Opera House, to AID 10
having for the new organ recently pro
cured for St. Patrick Church. IhePro-
will be published on Sunday
uooFTfng.
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THANKs.-Messrs. Phelan & COllsn
der. the we'll known snd justly csle
bratsd billiard 81" have our thanks
for 3 dozen Of their bssutiful self-aGhe-
siva cue feathers. Ia sCdlti0E to bsiDg
exquisite "pOi0ts," these feathers hSVs
fh1 crest advantage II sl93y3 being
ready to pat on the cue. They sre
afHzed As easily ss q postage stamp on 8
letter, dispensing with screws, que
or cue wax. they are i~nysiuable 10 a
hiIliard ealnnn kA.paF.
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INoUEsT-Ccruner Szms.ssn held sd
inquest un the BODY OF john Keno, ,
Negro. found deed OF Alabama >stresi,
Yesterday muTLi g. The verdict OF the
Jury wss desth from Natural causss-sP,
oplexy, s~uptEigtucet oy 700 Tres use u
sFRobeftsoB CluutE,'
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Advertisement n this column H1
Eished at 10 cents per line, each Insertion.
TIE cheapest and most conspicuous od-
verasia0 Enoga 70 ne newspaper soor5d.
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THREE yoke oxeu, al lat and firm,
viII Ee odd al eleven o'clock this morn
ing at he Arcade, NJ. G9S Second street
Sale pcsiive. Also hue WrTk hofsti
sTd mu.es. Nj. Z. CAYCE & Co,
AUG i5neeTs.
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Buckeye saIVe.- The gIea'
rE.stGS IuFgbs 7 iElECS,5u e
received al a for Sic by "
WukeEhOn S Cu., druggists. SAV
Main Sts S6G.
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Orr AGAIN. Rcs, who was cuj
at me bail sums Ume siace-iatsUy l.
was thought st the time, vas OFT on the
streets yesterday. he VIII soon De 70
furDed 70 perfect heath.
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PA1NFUL AcCIDENT.-As Mr.. Csyee,
g. he weu-kggwn ~sucliOueer, was
selling a horse yesterday be CHANGED TO
come too near the bee of the yc'eu
animal and received y kcB "hi-a
knock, q him seaseless We under EsnO
the injuTies. though severe and painful,
aFe not daF gfEuus.
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TEr Sun, IRE Memphis organ Of The
ring. il ~eSloEis'ic Of the 1anEse, WINE
the Water Ssliey L5Gts, he oLher G[aa'
Of tbe ring, Is 'sEeu 60 TASK oy q b'sN
ing lost foT sDesyifg &C ana Ueltllslng
them. What does tHl7 - last anu lOOSo
game mean
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THE MAMPHIs FEMALE SEEIEAEY
The youug Ia5ies OF ILis school gave.
last evening, a literary entertainment, al
which was read a compilation
comprising articles written By the you 8
ladits. and eutided "Oug MsgsZlne "
II wss altogether p very CreJitab!o pro
duetioB. The compositions were z 'od
and showed evident signs Of promise.
We hope what We heard last night is but
an earnest Of the future, and tbst hon
amOugst those pretty WTijers msy Yei
arise another Southern al boress Who's
talents will do credit % ti-tlg city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-19

JOE Locks, 236l Main street, at the
MAmmo'h News Stand, has j1ss re-
ceived Gldey, Demorest and Peterson
for March, besides 3 large variety OF
weekHes and dailies from everywhere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-19

RUCRFEt SAIVE.-Ehsgr al
rsIIt. dy for r les, jgst reCeised
and for Safe by
mANsFsE8.p a HEGREE,
wholesale - Hggssts,
3OI ~ 5OS NEaiR st.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-19

Hon. Martin Z. Ryder, Representative
from this county IA oUE State Legisla-
ture, has our thanks for q copy Of the
b. Report of the Special Committee Of
the House Of Representatives ia relation
to the School Fund to which is Rp-
osnded the Report of the Committee TO
Investigate charges sgRinst Hon. K. 5.
r chsrds.U We viii ind use for il.
Dsitz's Experimental Farm JouTHaA.-
The initial number OF this excellent
farmers mOnt1ly, is before Us. It is
admirably printed, on good paper and
the table Of contents embraces articles
On every subject that can be OF uss to,
or interest the farmer. IL is furnished to
subscribers st the low price of 81 50 per
annum. George A. Dsi'z, Of Chambers
uuTg, Pa, publisher.
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nEllPalS APPEAL
0mee-Eo. is Jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.

IL youwant good old Megibben whisky,
90 - MesEhhtn & Bro. 2Sl Main 81.
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q

Capt. D. Haven, President Of the Mis-
sissippi Valley Navigation Company Of
the South and West, left fer New Orleans
Yesterday to attend q meeting OF the
Board Of Directors OF the company.
The following distinguished railroad
men are now in the city, stopping at the
Peabody Hotel ; H. s. MeCom5s, Vice
President OF the Southern Railroad As
ISOLATION, ). NJ. Fulton, Esq, OF Pills
delphis. John Hawkins, Ed NJ. G.
Railroad, John Logan, Esq, NJ * G.
Railroad, Col. Pritch2rd, Chief Engineer
Miss. Cent. Railroad. Col. Sam. Tate
and family are also at the Peabody.
Our respected toEnsman, Mr.. A. E
Frsuklsnd, presided with his usual dig
pify and uTbAnity over the deliberations
Of b. @. Lodge No. 2, L. o. B. E, which
recently held its first annual meeting
under tae new Constitution, st Cincin-
natl. he is highly spoken Of by the
people Of that city, and the correspond
ent of the St. Louis JelVish Sentinel one
OF the most intelligent Of our exchanges,
writes deservedly complimentary SEN
fences OF him.
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KAIcEMuNING. Wells aud ceilings
beeniin!ly uBd srsisticslly cslcemiDed
AZ the shortest notice. By Hook q La
GIN. No IS Mo1roe street.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

FOA -uSEk O0z ssS-fO az
WE are ~authprz d snd requested % an
didate tor C0anIy Com nLsIoa ef al the emu
ing Mar b election. len 10
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REv. J. r. GRAVES viii preach 81
Gsd.uen, Tenn, next SA6bath AZ clever
O'clock
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Up Won wall good ulc AeUiUben WHISKY
90 10 Nepit b. y & Rro PSI Main sL. 7
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MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior 70 the
hest imported German Cologne Z solo
Al halt the price.
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II vcu wsrt good old NJ gibhen whisky
o9 10 Mepibteu q Bro 2Sl Main st.
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Want. dv-Ciy sEd cOuntrI pee
pIS 10 know mat We are Uflv Ting
SUr spl, ndid $ Och 81 ss1Ots,
ShOeH ~ Hats as p tail, St tes-
than wholesale prES IS. satisfy
yOuTstIVssbs l"Oki"g.
J. Z. HA SpLAN s. CO.,
Az ain STREET..
Goods not exactly la sIyle less
6h1n egrG.
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The DAILY APPEAL is delivered by
faithful carriers, SeUea times a WeeE for
taDenty-fUe esnts.
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IPvou wsDt good Old A=gibbtn whisky,
90 To Neeibben d Bro, PSI M=in ct.
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WAITE.

NTTED -AVeol, 10 sell The e = maItcsu
Knitt NJ Machine" Pee So ire SIM
piest. G eRpzsl and best KnIJung Aacnl e etel
fnv-i,teI. VII kn &OO0 sti Cues per mluuit-
TJb-TaI fuarcerueats 20 gents. address AhLk
acAN KNIl no MAcHiEE Co.. 3 ~ n, A-Sss'
or 81. L vi NJ ieo . mo-1e
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rR. RUssELL's
DISPEESARY AND INFIRAARY
MEMPHIS. TENN.

DR DISPENBARY y n
- PRIMARY, the largest and Oldest lns1Lo-
ton OF the kind in the southwest, esseonsneA
side Of Court square, Memphis, TenneSse,t -
Opsa for the rscsFtion OF patient oes.rtna
Treatment and the comforts OF a home VINE
receivtuG Toe sane. Patients also treated 81
ne once or by letter, II desired.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia. Cont, EarSyN4
Dsafness. Fits, Consumption, SYPHILIS, szi1
Disease, SpermatorrheR, lmpcteuey, ara a.
the diseases arising nom tbs indlseretio2 ot
youth, permanently cured Also CHROME -
abovs.named insdIutton-Df. hSS1ELLf Con-
sulttng physician.
So Treatise on CErccic Dseasos
free on application.
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ooNsumrTIoN oURED
C-onsussptssu B~EOzehitGs, AsthmA AID
Ca4R<rh.

NOV, when every Gbangs OF WeaeAer lends
~ 10 acgraVEfs thee instdt0us and L1LGt us
aases nng, while tpere II yet He A1d nope, &c
not iure1 b. the OLD aud Oft repeated promise
secsiYsd Into taxing more OF the p~olsoLous
mixtdrss into your lCnRCn bat at once 90 u
n~eadquaFteFs employing the only sure and
RsrIo1aI Method or Cure, which is directed 10
the yory spot through the air which you
breathe. The AtomlE-d MsdicO Ausn system.
wricn rszccsa speeidc remedies 20 warm ali,
tha you can stE in courtroom at home q
hale-draw in Wiih every breath, 70 and
Trough tbs diseased organs. Get Imnecls1e
relts-@have tbs disease arrested in twenty
minutes, and cured permanently In q snort
time CO 10 Dr.. Jones az once, while you
nave tn Opportunity and before II is TOO laie.
By this Ratlonsl sad pleasant ystsm, the dis
eases n the respiratory Organs are more sasily
controlled thsa the diseases OF any other Or
ans OF h buzoGu system.
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DEATHoF DAVIS.
Execution oe tae Murderer.

The last Outrage in Arkansas.
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Magazines, Etc.

If You want good old Megib6sn whisky
go 10 Megioben & Bro, 81 Main 81. 7
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OK Z

no EENT-T eBrck -es ds.ce No. e0CourI
kir-st. " h ~ wi hUus lu-nIture. Ap y
on tie rem sea. lSbA'
l-GR r NT.-sTrE ARMOUR LACE
tue mrs. mouse east o. tue h~dlscn Stree
bridge. stuhe Junction Of PigeCn Ro2si rO&t
aud MRllfou sect xIended-ons ~ he mos
pIssssut pr. Ceslrl bic ulsc5E n Mem puL
Appty 10 JANIS NJ carr - al the iaS OF
OF narris & PIIoF, oTtO ii. D. WE-CA Eo.@
Madison strte5 lsu1
EOR REST.-A Front Room IN the bouse
Z No. Is Jefferson street, suitable for COtt1f
broker. lawyer or doctor. Il euiolns the eQlto
rial room OF the Appeal inquire OF JoHN
AINSLLk. Al tbs appeal ctdce. lA4s
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aoTIoEs.

V.EEN N r. TURF TAKEN Al G.DAA
PLotogr@ph Gallery. as Maui - jas
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II YOU wsnt good Old n rWbren whisky,
90 10 Megibben & Bro, 2Sl Msinst. 7
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THEATER,
No. ~ jefferson Street.

]. II. ELY LIE SEE AsD
u,HE leading Variety Theater OF tne sonsn:
HarittV Combination that has eveT appeared IN
the ty-th performances consisting OF songs,
Ssara earh week. AD~MIssIQR-t1ty Cents
Privata boxes, Five DollarE Doors open a
| O'Clock Performance 20 commence Al quarter
te 3 o'clock. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-20
THE DRY DOCKS.
They take on the first Steamer at
81 b Memphis.
4 Perfect Success.

Large numbers of our citizens went
down TO the leVee yesterday morning, at
/ eleven O'Clock, TO witness the sinking OF
the docks, and he putting Of the steam
boat American on the WAYS. Owing to the
extent of the preparation necessary, and
TO the necessity of removing fromthe
bow ofeshe docks q large quantity of
driftwOOd which had hoated down and
lodged against them, it was found impos-
sible 20 sink them as advertised, and with
the almost dispatch, It was half past five
o'clock before they we're got ready.
Although at this late hOur in the after
noon, the sun was intensely hot. and pre-
vented from being present anything like
the crowd that would otherwise have as
senbled. There were, nevertheless, at
least NV hundred persons on the leyee,
and around the docks. About half-past
five everything was announced to be in
readiness, and the steam tug Nettie Jones,
attaching herself 10 the American, which
is a ''stern wheeler" drawing about two
feet when unlOaded, towed or rather
showed her up stream, putting her bow
ION TO the stern of the docks.
Mr.. Streeper, standing in the center of
the dock, gave the signal for the pumps
to commence work, with a boatswain's
whistle, and in less thar five minutes
they were sunk to the middle. Mr..
Sleeper was removed from his position,
in a skiff, and in five minutes more they
were sufficiently submerged to allow the
American 10 be warped into her position.
As soon as she was thus secured the
pumps were again set to work, and in ten
minutes the water had been expelled,
and the docks rose from the river. Hitting
the American high and dry.
The whole operation did not last over
three-quarters of an hour, and demon
strated the fact that the docks work to q
charm. We hope soon to see them tackle
some of the leyiathans of our inland sea.
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The Cotton Press Association.

The seseral Tyler cotton presses of this
CITY yesterday enteredfnto a consolidation
for I'VE years, and organized as the Mem
phis Cotton Press Association, by the cleo
ton Of II. A. Montgomery as Superinten-
dent and General Business Manager, and
Abraham Maury Secretary and Treasurer.
The Company has Presses located at the
river between jefferson and Adams street,
and at the Charleston Railroad depot, and
will commence the erection of another at
the Ohio depot, Immediately. The loea-
ton of their presses gives this Company
unusual advantages, and viii enable 1t to
handle and compfess cotton at low rates.
1.-The cost and expense Of working three
presses being so much cheaper than that
attending the working of but one. The
wages of solicitors Will be saved to the
Company, and very much drayage
and an additional guarantee 10 those al
ready existing be given TO shippers and
planters, that it's TO their interest tolook
TO Memphis as b most available and
best cotton market in the United States.
We oon-grataiatezalf concerned uPouthis
combination, and bespeak for the Com
pany the hearty cooperation Of our eom-
merciaI public, who can address or tran
sact business through the Secretary, Mr..
MaHry, who win be found at zs Front
street, up stairs. .u.g gcr1 .
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LAW REPORTS.

/ n. .# F.. - ... .H
Law CoURT-H. s. Lee, Jtdge.-Yes.
| terday was motion day in this Court. The
motion docket was called, and all motions
entered on the same were bosed of. be
ing either passed or determined.
Calendar for Monday:
2OOl Moergel K Heedseck " Fritag.
POOP Lowell vs. Condo Il Morgan.
2O03 Mckinney & Co. rs Merreil.
| 2OO4 Constable vs. Alexander.
zoos Adams vs. Windle ct al.
zoos Higgins VS. Warner.
2O07 Hall VS. Hunter.
zoos Inman vs. Jones & Bond.
2009 Ruthrof Us ManIey ct al.
20lO O'Hern vs. Davis.
20ll Robertson vs. Temple.
20l2 Higgins vs. Warner & 90.
20l3 Snyder Il Harrison vs. lngraham.
2Ol4 Withers vs. Fitchner.
20lj Berry VS. Taggart.
2Ol6 Memphis and Cincinnati Packet
Company vs. Schoofele & Hanauer
20l7 Mcclure VS. Hitzfield.
2Ols Macon vs. Davis.
20l9 Barron VS. Sullivan.
2020 Becks vs. Woods.
202I Davis, adm'X, vs. McGuartee.
2G2 Burley VS. City of Memphis. - %
2023 Dessauer vs. Mccormick
2024 Alexander vs. Dexter.
POPS O'Hern vs. Harvey.
I -t-D I4lillGlAf - NNbtt1 ca a..
POPS Mckinney 4 Co. VS. Lysle and wife.
2029 Perry v Ames, Woodbury. & Jones
203O Maggie vs. Wilkerson & Co.
203l Richardson vs. Ames ct N.
20S2 Finlay vs. Harrington.
2033 Cornell VS. Hicks d Smith.
1854 Hine vs. Clay ct al.
2035 Burke and wife VS. Bauer.
! 2036 Poole " Creighton.
2037 Carter ct al vs. Loague ct al.
| DOqG Mnrosn rraf az We Gfofa nj fVaVpaLN.a
2O39 Stewart & Brother V HomerS Wun-
der.
2040 Nelson vs. Rocco et al.
2O4l McBain VS. Hall.
2042 Sweizer VS. CurliH- a-. I'D
2043 Thomas vs. Hall.
2044 Levick VS. Dennis.
2O45 Powers v Memphis a New Orleans
Packet Company ct al.
2O48 McAdamS vs. Gardner.
2047 Rowley vs. LyleS.
2O4S Coleman VS. Smith.
2049 Bruce VS. Wevhe et al.
2050 Woltering IL Sstterwhite.
MUNICIPAL COURT-Ge0. ". Hatdrsut,
Jtdge.-This Court win convene Monday
morning at ten O'Clock, which will be the
last day of the May term.
The motion docket viii be called, and
all motions entered IN the same accord
ing TO the prescribed rules of Court, will
be heard and disposed OF. Nrits of in
euirv will also be executed. Bills of eN-
ceptions must be prepared and presented
by Thursday, as the minute of the MAY
term win be signed on that day.
CTRGUTT CoURT.-G. u. ReeUeS, Judge.
This Court convened yesterday at the
the usual hour. AMER concluding the
trial of No. go, commenced Friday even
ing, Court took up the case of d. Weaver.
trustee. VS.. Robinson & Jones. The EN-
pannehng Of the Jury and reading of the
pleadings occupied the remainder of the
day. The trial ofthe above cause will be
resumed Monday, and will probably en-
gage the GOurE for one or two. aaVS.
We show bargains in Dry Goods {"
Every one. The time haseOme.
Let not this opportunity escape,
lest You repent at leisure for not
Saving money on your purchases Z
Il laying up stores Of
CHEAP DRY GooDS.
Only for brief period VIII tins
large and wonderful sale continue as
L-iberal concessions on everything are
made. era
OUR eassimere pants, linens, etc, very
l0E &aBRO.
WHITE Goods from New York auctions,
at great bargains. NJ. Kraus & Co., cor
nor Main and Adams I'd
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CITY NEWS.
Arrival and Departure Of the Mails IRON
The Memphis POstefice.


Chattanooga, Richmond, washington, New
York Baltimore, and all cities East andS SOUTH
Columbus. Ga. and Montgomery Ala; All
lStaffons on Tie Memphis and Charleston,
MlgsiSsiupf Central, Mobile and Ohio, Nash
vile and ~Chattanooga and East Tennessee
Railroads, arrive at 2:& pm. close at n'N
I'm. n-t1o To-ts-
vile. Cincinnati, Cleveland, PilISDurB,f nlla,
deiphia- Budalo Albany, New York, and all
cities North and West, arrive al Z;4O PM
New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Nicks-
nurF Matches and ali cities South, arrive at )
o.m.: closes at 10: IS Am.
NJ stations on the Mississippi and Tennes-
see, New Orleans and Jackson and southern
Railroads. arrive at pm. closes az Ig;a = pm.
Nemphls aadlLitde Rock Railroad, Little
Rock, Madison, SUNDAYS excepteo,) arrlNea AT
pm; close at JPN.
MRrfon. WufsburE and Claioornes Ark,
T-Weakiv) Monday wednesday and Friday,
srrive at 10 am. close at II am.
olive Branch and Byhalia, Miss, semi
Eeekly) Monday and Friday, arrive al 4p.m-;
Cuba and Big Creek, Tenn, weekly Friday,
arrive at 10 an; close at II am.
Little Rock and Helena, and all landings on
White river, ksemt-weeklyl Tuesday ana sat
urday, arrive al 2 an; close al pm
Pine Bluff and Helena, and al landings on
Arkansas river ftri-Weeklyl Tuesday, Thurs
day and Saturday, arrive at sa-m.; close ata
Ailandings on the Mississippi river south,
isemi-weekly Tuesday and Saturday, arrive
81 g an; close at 4p.m.
All landings on the Mississippi river noItu'
tsemi-weekly Monday and Thursday arrive
at 9 am; close n $3.50 pm.
JOSIAH DELOACH, ?. NJ.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-20

the route have they made so large profits
as from Memphis Their stock has>run
from IS per cent. discount to $50 premium.
Who caused this? The Memphis trade
alone. We insist on the carrying n of
the Barge Line, and on the working that
we Will quickly haya two or three boats
to Nicksburg which, as in old times, can
and viii a. the immense trade we had be-.
fore the Var, HIs-Ir rr1 TX. n. 4!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-20

FINE GRoCERIEs.-Cogswell < Bond,
successors to Bond & jones', grocers, No.
u Madison street, have on hand and are
4 hstantly in receipt of fine family gro
ceries suitable to this market, which they
are offering at low figures. They have
Just received a fine lot of teas of recent
Importation, and which include all of the
best brands known TO the trade. This.
with their former stock of teas on hand,
VIII make their assortment complete and
enable them to supply any brand wanted.
They have also On hand a large lot Of Roe
Herrings in half barrels and kits, which
they viii sell cheap to families or 10 the
trade. Their general stock of groceries is
equal to any in the market, and their
prices will compare favOrably with any
other house. Having devoted years to
the business in this city, they are we'll
posted As to the wants Of their customers,
and are determined 20 supply that want
as satisfactorily as any other firm. The
Old friends and customers Of the former
firm of Bond d Jones are earnestly re-
quested 10 call and satisfy themselves
that the new firm is fully able TO suit them
in quality OF goods and prices.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-06-20

RENyAST SALE-Remnants Of Mar,
settles, Calicoes, Ginghams, Lawns, Lin
n Domestics and other goods, VIII bf
offered at great bargains this week. The
0r;ces Of these remnants are reduced. a
thew must be closed out.
MENKEN BROTHERS.