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THE CONVENTION.
Rules Adopted by the Railroads
In Regard 10 Delegates.
List Of Delegates fram Various
Points.

We give below, SIS matters Of generi
interest TO cur people, every one OF whom
are more or less directly interested In the
great Commercial Convention which
c)nvenes here on the 18Th inst.-nexi
Tuetday-the regulation adopted by
the various railroads centering Ia our
city, for the transportation OF delegates
and visitors to and fro also lists of dele
gates so far as heard from by US through
our exchanges.
The object Of the Convention is TO coz
slider measures for the promotion OF d.
rect European trade with cities of the
| Southern Atlantic seaboard and Gulf
coast; Of inducing immigration to the
South OF q railroad from Memphis to
the Pacific ocesn OF levees for the Mis-
sissippi river; the reclamation Of the
vast cotton region from inundatiOn and
whatever other questions may arise, or
plans be offered tending to the future
prosperity of the Southwest and adj
vancenlent OF our common country.
RAILROAD REGULATIONS.
Delegates will be passed without
charge, both coming and returning. They
will generally represent States, Terrific
ries, Congressional districts, cities, towns,
railroads, steamboats,, manufacturing or
minicg companies, Chambers of COM
msrce or Boards OF Trade, and will be
recognized by the credentials furnished
by the body or party appointing them.
Iayited guests of the citizens OF Mem
phis, will Oa provided with invitations OF
the Committee on Invitations, counter
Agned by The Secretary Chamber OF Com
merce, and viii also be passed without
charge in coming and returning.
Niaifnrq will In ahqrrad fUii- fara aona.
ing and return free; the return tickets
TO be furnished by Conductors on the diff
iersnt trains.
All privileges of free passage, return
ing, expire on Sunday night, 81 inst.
DELEGATEs-TENNEssEE.
Gov. Senter has appointed the follow
ing gentlemen 20 represent the State of
Tennessee: First district. John P. Smith,
DR.. M. 5. MahOnY and Drew Morrison |
Second district, Hon. D. P. Temple ana
L G. Hoss Third district, Judge Rath-
burn and D. G. Trewhitt Fourth dis
trict, VIM. Bosom Fifth district, Judge
,. Watson, Hon. w. u. 8. Hill, John
Murphy, Hon. Il. s. FGote and James
NJ. Hamilton Sixth district, Brice Stew
art; Seventh district, Hon. John Nor
man Eighth district, w. r. Moore, L.
b Eaton and Barbour Lewis. His Ex-
celiency Gov. Senter hss signifisd his
intention Of being present alsO.
KENTUCKY.
The Governor has appointed the fol-
dele gates to represent Kentucky
Ex-GOv. B. Magoffin, Mercer county;
Gov. Charles Anderson, Y. P. Arm
strong, II. D. Newcomb, W, E. Hamil-
ton, Louisville; Gsn. William Preston,
Fayette county; Gea. John H. Lewis,
Barren county sam. b. Thomas, Har-
tin county Z. N. FlOurnOy, John G..
McCrscken county Judge r. K.
Williams, Graves county Richard J.
Brown, Washington county.
MISCELLANEOUS.
President j. w. S0hloss has appointed
Gen. J. @. Brown and Hon. Luxe Pryor
represent the Nashville ana Decatur
Railroad.
Athens, Ala has sppointsd J. L. Co
nan, George Mason, 2. CapshaW and J.
1. Tanner TO represent her.
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Law REPORTS.

Law COURT-H s. Lee, Judge
The call CT the regular calendar was re-
sumed yesterday in this Court, COM
mencing with No. l7S7, and vas contin-
Jed up to No. 1850 inclusive. Some
few OF the cases called were continued
On account OF the absence of counsel.
C8ses from 1886 to 1915, and numbers
1915, 1873, 1921. 1924, 1926, 1928, 1888,
1899, 1910, l7SS, 1879, were dismissed and
stricken from the docket Judgments
wers rendered in the following cases:
WalehtOn ct 81 vs. Rassio, Judgment
below affirmed.
Anderson ct al " CogsweH ct al, judg-
ment below Affirmed.
Miller VS. Mahan, Judgment fer plain.
tiff, SIS2.
Levy Us Smith, Judgment for plaintiff.
Reb0id vs. Piannestiehl, Judgment for
Defendant.
Gay ~ BEidgewater, judgment below
afaraec.
Jones vs. B~ridgeBater, judgment below
affirmed.
Hayes vs. Bridgewate ,sjudgment be-
low affirmed.
Ramsey rs Rridgewster, Judgment be-
low affirmed.
Pending the trial Of the case Of Little
ton e. a. vE Mickie ct al, the Court adj
jeurned. Tons after the above case is
d~etermined t9 calendar will be pro-
ceeded with in regular order and will, il
possible, be called up to No. 1850.
CHANCERY COURT. = VIM. a. SnliLE,
CbdaceUor.-This Court convened yes
yaCdsy but did not entertain a1y bEsi-
ness OF an important character. Tae
case Of james W. Petit, specially set for
that tine, was, by agreement, continued
over until next week..
To-Day Is motion day; the roll Of at
torneys will be called commencing at
letter A.
CRIMINAL COURT. - Vim Hunter,
Judge. This Court is still in session, but
doing very little business. There viii be
other trial this term, bat that Of State
va. Leonard, indicted for forgery, embez-
Element, etc., which will cOGe up on
tuesday next; in the meantime Court
will meet from day TO day and proceed
10 wind Up the unfinished business OF the
term, preparatory 10 an adjournment TO
Court il course, which viii take place
immediately upon the Close OF the trial
Of the above case.
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TIE LATE cen RAT. E. sMIFF.
A Brief Notice Of His Life and
Death.

by request VI copy the following from
the Little Rock Gazette Of May 18th
Editors Gozstte: At the request Of the
relatives Of the deceased, I send for pub
LEGATION a brief notice OF the life and
death Of my friend and neighbor Gen.
Nat. q. Smith, who departed this life on
the 2S'h OF April, at his residences, near
Tulip, Dallas county, ia the eth year Of
his age. He wac born and reared in
Chatham county, n. @. Our community
has sustained 8 great loss by the death Of
our venerable friend, and IL we, his
ueighboTs, feel so much, what must be
the feelings OF Wifs and children, left
without earthly guide and comforter.
One who knew him long and well, re-
marked, He was s perfect gentleman
and a true Christian.n For several years
ne was q prominent member Of the Leg
isisture Of the State Of North Caro-
lima. He afterwards moved to Harde-
man county, Tenn, and for several
years prior to his removal to Arkansas
was a citiZsn Of Memphis. Few who left
tbs older States TO identify themselves
with the fortunes of Arkansas were SC
generally known, and left SO many
friends behind as Gen. Smith. In the
State OF his adoption, had he yielded to
the wishes OF numerous friends, he could
have occupied places OF hcnor and
profit within the gilt Of his cOuntrymsh
But be sought no Office among US
he endesred himself TO Us by good neigh
bOrship and christian association, and
without a doubt on his mind as to his
uture welfare, passed away to his rect.
May we al meet there.
ANDREW HUNTER.
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A CHALLENGE TO THE CHAMPION
VELOCIPRDIsT OF TENNESSEE &C. Il
Morgan Sir g.: / hereby challenge you
for the championship and gold medal
now in your possession. II possible,
would ike n hsve the lace managed so
"a to come rfT on Saturday evening May
Is. Very rypeetfally, A. ". TAYLOR
May 10, 1863.
A.. ". Taylor = Sir : L sccsptyouT obRl-
leDgs for the championship and gold
medal, now in my possession, and viii
you a mile rsee 0n next Saturday,
18Th. st the Bluff City V~eloeipede
Course, Yours, Q. +. MORGAN,
Champion VeiOcipedist OF Tennessee.
Nay u, 1873.
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PFeESBYTERIAN
Installation Ceremonies at First
Presbyterian Church.

The installation of Raw. F. II. Bow
man, as Psstorof the First Presbyterian
Church Of MenDhis, will take place on
Sabbath, the 1Gsb inst, at IL O'Clock
Am.
ORDER OF SERVICES.
Rsv. Francis Bsnman, D. D., to pre-.
side and PROFOUND the constitutional
questions.
/. The Installation Sermon by the
Rev. Z. D. Withersp1on. d. D.
., The Charge to the Pastor, by the
Rev. Francis Bsnm2n, D. D.
8. The Chsrge TO the congregation, By
the Rev. e. NJ. Richardson.
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Lace shawls. Herzog & Bro.

DoUBLE-HEADED GIRL In conse
quencs Of ~unfavOrable weather, bad
location selected, circus in town, etc.
Mr.. Prescott has determined not to leave
Memphis until the ladies have a fair
opportunity OF seeing the girl. Consa
quently, he has, at the request OF many
citizsns, concluded to remain to-day and
tomorrow, and will occupy the Assem-
bly, Hall, on Main street. The price OF
admission being only twenty-five cents,
no person should fail to see her. Hours
of exhibition are from 8 q. m. to 8 p. NJ.
ANOTHER large lot OF those ladies'
White Hose, at a baTgsin-Sl IS per
dCzsn, worth s. at M. Kraus g. Co.'S,
corner Main and Adams.
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Fhrough FlCkets at Reduced gaseu
mississippi and tennessee Z. Z.
CHANGE OF TIME.

NNAHD AFTER SUNDAY, MAY 2 1859, UN-
~ til further notice, trains will run as follows:
NEW ORLEANS NAIL daily leaves Memphis at
Has am, arriving at n at sis p N .,
making direct connection Tor New orleans
and all points South.
EXPRESS daily leaves Memphis at $50 pm e.,
arriving st Gfenasa 1888 PIN, making direct
connection for COffeevile, Water Valley,
Oxford, HOLLY Springs, and all points north
OF Grenada on Mississippi Central Railroad.
Passengers for Ne0 Orleans take the Mail
Train at Has am, getting Sleeping Cars at
Grenada at 5;l5 pm, which runs through to
New Orleans sVtthoUt chah0e, arriving in New
orleans in time for business next morning.
2aick Timel Sure Connection NJ Night
Changes!
Procure through Tickets at 2s7k Main street
or at the Depot
a. 8. LIVERMORE, GeR1 supt.
C.P. OAKLEY, General Ticket agent.
SILL HOW ELL, Passenger Agent my2
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nOOLEY'S CHEMICAL YEAST BAKING
POWDER mas stood the test Ior years and
stands to-day unrivaled. No ingredients enter
HrnIess and they are in such exact proportion
asto pro1uce the same results each time. With
IL any ~housekeeper who has good huur can
make the best bread, cakes or pastry desired.
II any OF cur lady friends have not yet tried ii,
we aQVlse them TO do so at once. Ii Is not only
the best Baking Powder in the market, but
much cheaper, IS it requires from one-third To
One-haiI less than those of ordinary manutac-
iure. AsEyOur grooer for DOoLEYfS BAKING
PQWDER, anu you Will use no other after one
TRIAL. mvl
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Cotton Machinery.

TOR SALE, q complete set of Cotton Ma
cbfnery fora Mil OF l50looms, of a capacity
of 1900 pounds weekly OF 50 inch heavy sheet
ings. Cardfng is new, ana Of the best make,
ent flyer throstles1 DresseTs and Looms. IN ner-
feet order; together with harnesses. needs.
beams, bobbins, and all the furniture neees.
saTy to start and run o mill Of the above Size al
once. Can be delivered in Boston fmmsdi.
ateiy. Apply 10 VIM. GRAY ACO-
ap2 % summer Street, Boston, Mass
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BOARDING.

COUNTRY BOARD@an be had, g nACterate
terms. during Lhe summer mOnLHs, ~ SDe
- two gentleman with lsmlLes NLLn.I
.5fzsaucs Of the ermEmus OF TIRE street r@Anoae
aud near the State FSmaIe CoAeSS. 4oUSS
A. Appeal Cf1ce. ny
ACCOMPLISHMENTS and uninrnisheo
Is rooms iCr single gentlemen or famlliss, OF
CAV Eosrd. can be Obtained a. no Madison
street. RefereucesreCuireC- mg1
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

There s. No mistake abOut Sc, PLANTA-
bIIrEkS will ward on Fever and Ague
and all Kindred diseases, II used in time. No
family need Suner iTOm this DISTRESSING com
plant If they will Keep PLANTATION BIT
III the house, and use il according 70 di-
reetiOns The most important ingredient OF
this med cine is CAlisaya or Peruvian BaIk.
which is KIN wn to be the hue3 81 ana purest
tonic in the veget be kingdom. The ex'raci
OF this Bark is the active principle OF all the
good Fever and Ague medicines prescribed by
Inte lgent doctors. Calisaya Bark Is used ex
teniveiy in ths manufacture of PLANrA-
TON BIrIEIlS, as we'll a. outline. and we
dare say they owe their popularity mostly to
that fact. We can recommend them.
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N0TICE-rhe eopartnership of j. s De Isa-
IN ho0ke 4 Co.., Druggists, in the city OF Aem.
PMS, was di solved on May let. 1853 BY mutual
consent, and from this date will be known as
w @ Gris1Old q Co., ST their old stand, No.
4&3 Maia street, corner of Real. An business
contested with the old firm will be settled by
the new. w. c. GRISWOLD co.
N.Y. Druggists and Apothecaries.
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Personal.

Dr.. G.. II. TichenOr, Of New Orleans,
inventor Of the Pulmonary ~IubalstoT, Is
ia our city, on his way to New York. he
leaves to-day Al 3 pm.
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StoI.ea-e5O Re,ooga-

IRON e. II. Steger, one mile east OF Moscow,
L Tenn one mouse colored MULE, l4H hands
high, scar on right hip. Twenty five dollars
reward for the recovery of the mnls, aud tWen-
ty-dve dollars for the detection OF the thief,
null y II InEnED e.
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LADIES Just received another Jot Of
those splendid Corssts 81, worth 81 81, 81
Il. Krsus & Ce.'s, cOEEeE Main and Al
Ana.
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Buy F. Y, Shirts, furnishing goods,
etc, Of Wiggans & Thorn, msnufsctu-
rers, 233 Main street, Clay Building. I
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IMPORTANT TO GENTLEMEN.-G Cent?
ali Linen HemRed HA1dkerchiefs, q
Der dozen, worth s.; British Halt Hose,
a so Ger dozen, worth s. Pnhsd Bosom
Sbirts, 81, worth s. Gauge and Isle
Unread Undershirts at great bargains.
NJ. KrAus s. Co, corner Maina q AdsTns
street.
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LADIES! New lot Pain and Striped
Grenadines from New York auctions,
25c per yard, &C M. KrSGs q Co.'s, corner
Main and Adams street.
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APPEAL
eate-Eo. Is jefferson Street.
FCITY MATTERS.

FAMILIES can visit the double-heads0
e;ri to-day at Assembly Hall.
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TIE Champion OF Tennessee cbal-
Hanged for 8 nile race, and viii run Or
Sst9Tday night, May 18Th, st the Bluff
Ctv Velceipede CO0rse. Admission, -
.canta- 7
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LADIES, please COX at our beautiful
Elysians for Waists anu Basques also
lsdies' and cbildreB's SkirLiBPs. NJ.
Krsus & Co., corner Main and AdR2os.
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LOOK at our Blesched Domestic, Zoe
per yard. NJ. Kraus & Co., corner Main
and Adams street.
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NzLOCTPEDLARA-Go ERd see the drill
at the Bluff CIly Veioc 3ede Course, SAf-
ufdsy night, Msy I5lh. Administers
twenty five cents.
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FRoM New York auctions a great bar
gain IN buck Towels, q so and = per
dJzen at NJ. Kraus q Co.'s, corner Main
and Adams.
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IA "a Neon.
Cotton II Ect0r, General produces
and Commission Merchant,
Ssb2 No. Z Uovvara,. aa,x
500 REWARD.

ONE hundred dollars reward will be psid for
~ the recovery Of the body of DR. I. w.
GARKEY, by JUSEPH SPECHT,
myll cav 81 Madison Street.
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THREE sizes White Msrseilles Crib
Quilts st a bATgain-$l so, 81, and 81 80,
At M. KEsus & Co.'s, corne Main aud
Adams.
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DIE MODENwELT FOR May, besides the
othsr fashion ard literary magazines AZ
Joe Loeke's, 1864 Main street. 7
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JOE LoCKE, 1864 Main street, hes all
the illustrated, literary, scientific, Irish,
q rmAn, French and sporting week.-Mrs.,
chicago, Nashville, Louisville, Cincin-
natl, st. Louis and New York dailies. t
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To THE LADUEs.-Fashionable dress
ooods OF ate Paris designs, black, iron,
Srenadine and organdies, just opened st
Manken Brothers.
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NEW liuess OF Lawns, JacoDets and
colCred PigUss just received ~ NJ. hrsUs
&Co., corner Msin ard Adams.
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SPLENDID article l0-4 Bleacbed Sheet
frg, soc per yard 81 n krs0s Co.'s cor
aeT Main and Adams street.
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OUR new prints have arrived moet
beautiful Syles 1875 per ysFd. ID. hIaus
< Co., corner Main sE0 Adams street. !
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LADIES Please look 20 our new styles
Striped PopliDs just r~eceised. "a ATaus
* Co., corner Main snd Adams street. 7
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ANOTHER los al wool CssslmeEes, 75c
per yard, ct NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, corner
Main and Adams.
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Doc MULES, beer coolers, refrigers-
tors ard shower baths 81 d Charter
stove Emporium. Isl Main street. north
west corner Of Washington.
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Ersaf bargains given ln the
VaFIOus depaFtm mas Of our
house. HeI Z0g h BRO.
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New Lace shaWIs sgain!! Great
bargains OiEered!! We have just
recelV,d "A handsome assert
mens Of black aud white lace
~hawls. which we offer at g. eat
bargains. HerZOg s. Bro, 294
ssAin.
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FOURTH GrsDd Exhibition at the Bluff
City Ve.ocipede Course, Saturday night,
Nav 18Th. Admission, Is cent?.
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YARD wide Bleached Domestic, lzsc
usy yard st n. Kraus 4 Co.'s corner Main
nd Adams street.
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CLOSING Our SALE!-A still greater
reduction made iu dry goods, clothing,
boots and shoes, etc etc., in order TO
close ont cur entire stock at once. Come
and secure good bargains, and remember
Money saved is money made.
YENDIG & BRO, 20 Main street.
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FoR SALE

rpR SALE-Tbeb beautiful Residence Known
n a. fha MENKEN PLACE, On a
SvaTue about TWO blocks north u LAe lerIl-
- ~ +ba Poplar street railroad. The grouncs
cCmUrfse aGOCt A. acres,Vitn csrrlsgs lOH-e
and Uut-houses. Il vii be sold on laNOfa9-e
Fermg. or exchanged for business PfOPslS
Ami toAIkNKEN BROTHERS. nns
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RIaGk asd white laFe ShaVEls
again. HeEZOg - Bro.
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TRANNPORTATIoN.

Leave Aonnhis (city tiras) S4s a.c. z4S pm.
Leave Memphis (rgilyoad
Llm6lg ....,..-r---.-..------- 500 o m. BOO pm.
Morning Train from Memphis does not run
or unday.
Leave Memphis, r. r. time. 400 am. 500 pm.
Arrive at pm. 5Ole.m,
sleeping Cars on Evening Train from Mem
phis 10 Louisville and Memphis to Nashville.
Through Tickets as Reduced Eases,
Can bs procured at the C~ompany's Of1cs, 237k
Main street, ami at Depot, head OF Main street,
~ Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, Pri-
Vate Residences, or on board boats, to all prin-
cipal points East and North.
SAN. Z. JONES, superintendent.
SELL HOWELL, Passenger AGENT. myI4
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MFNKRE Bros. have the cheapest
dress goods.
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FAMILIES can visit the double-heRded
Girl to-day st Assembly Hall.
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NEW lot Satin P~arssols, g SO, at NJ.
Krsus 6 Co.'s, cor. Main and Adams. 7
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ANOTHER large Let OF ladies' all Linen
HandkeTehiefs. 81 Is per dozen from
New York auctions, at M. Kraus q Co.'s,
corner Main and Adams street. t
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Constitution water Is a certain cure for
d1abetisa and all diseases of the kidneys. For
sale by all druggists.
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FoR elegant dress goods at hAf prios
90 TO MenksD Bros.
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Our Dress Goods still at cost.
HSrZOg s Bro.
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ATTEND the grest dress goods sale ct
Menken Bros,
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IRISH Lineus from New York auc-
tions, 35eper yard, st M. Krans Zoos,
corner Main and Adams streets. T
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MILK OF VIOLETs.

DOR Identifying and whitening the com
L plexIOn 1t is unequaled. entirely free from
substances, largely used by the elite
and operate artists OF Europe, and is now be-
ing introduced for the first time in America
with great and tistteTings success. Ask for the
MILK OF VIDLETS, accept of no substitute,
ana wherever introduced 1t Will be indispsnsa-
bic ID every i~ady'scQmpie Q toilet. For sale by
al druggists and fancy goods dealers. V. W,
BRNChAHJFF, removed TO / College Place,
New York. myi
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FOREIGN Exchange in sums to suit st
German Nat. Bank, 253 Main street.
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ATTEND the great dress goods sale at
HenkeD BrOs.
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SPECIAL NOTIcE.-AlI persons, in
Guiding physicians not having authority
from me to use my pulmonary Iahala.
tori will be prosecuted by me for q vio-
lstion Of my pstent if they are found so
using them. No one except myself Is
authorized to sell these instruments-ex-
eept those physicians holding authority
from me, who alone can cell them to pa
tients for actual use.
g. II. TICHENoR, P~atentee.
Parties DESTROYS of consulting the Doc
tor can find him at the WoTshHm House
at u time previous TO 8 pm, to-day. /
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Magnolia Water.-SupaTior to the best I'm
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
nrien-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-14

FROM New York auctions aefeat bar.
gain two yards wide Bieached Table
Linen, 81 per yard, at I'd. KrAus & Co.'s.
corner Main and Adams street.
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The DAILY APPEAL SS deI6Vered 6y
faithful carriers, SeUen times a Week for
weatg-JiUs eents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-14

ERRING BUT NOZZLE. SELF-HELP FOR
Ter Sent in sealed letter envelopes,
rec Of charge. II benefited, return the post
age. Address, PHILANTAROS, Box P, Phila-
p2. mills d&W
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To COUNTRY MERoHANTs.-Just re.
caived New Prints, Domestics, Stripes.
Plaids, Linens. Cottonades and Notions
at M. KraUs q Co.'s, corner Main and
Adams streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-14

YARD wide Sea Island Domestic;
splendid article, 123e per yard. NJ.
Krsus q Co., corner Main and Adams
street.