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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-02
SPECIAL

The Trying SeRsOn.-Ihe searching winds
the cold, drizzling rains, the heavy fogs, and
occasional warm and moist days OF March,
render it, upon the whole. the most unhealthy
month Of the year. Its depressing influences
are especially unfaYOrable to invalids, and
thousands OF persons with feeble constitutions,
who have bone the winter bravely, break
down in the first month of Spring. The varia-
tons of temperature and cold east winds are q
serious trial to the oyspeptic and bilious, whose
symptoms they invariably sggravste. Inter
mittent fever is also rife wherever there is
evolvsbls poison in the water or soil. To ena-
able the system to combat these evils, there is
nothing ike a good vegetable tonic, and among
this class of medicines HOSTETTER'S STOM1
ACH BITTERS stand supreme. Medical men
prescribe It In preference to any Of the tonic
Erepa atiOns of the pharmacoT oia. They are
aware that the ordinary tnctuIe s and extracts
are all based upon cheap alcohol, which Is sur
charged with an acrid essential oil, ard abso-
hand, that the rectihed essence of the finest
rye grown in this country is the sole spurious
i9gre1ient of H"OSTkTfERS BIfIEES, and
that the vegetable medicinal elements OF which
it is composed are OF rare euheacy. Hence 1t
has the confidence o. physicians, and finds its
way into hospitals where no other proprietary
medicine is sanctioned.
A course OF the BIITERS is especially re
Ommend to persons of delicate habit, of
both sexes, at this season. In the fever and
ague districts of the West and South, quiuine
has been almost universally discarded SIS a
cholOgOgue, and this invaluable RntidOte to
malarious disorders adapted in Its stead. A
double gain Is realized by the en- ange, for the
Bitters. unlike that dangerous alkaloid, are
agre+ able 70 the palate, and their curative ef-
feet is much more permanent.
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THE COURTS.

Law CoURF-H s Lee JVd0e-The
case Of Safe use, etc, r Thomas, ad-
ministrator, VS. J. r MoseIy ct al, was
again resumed yesterday. This eviasnee
for the defense closed early in lhs day,
aud the argument began, the greater
portion CT which was brought to a close
by three o'clock, the hour Of adjourn
ment. This m7rniGg the closing speech
will De made, ard tins case submitted II
the jury.
The following csse5, set for March q
in which Judge Lee is incompetent to
sit, and which were passed at the last
term Of the Court, viii BE- taken up to-
day, 50 soon Gs the above case is cOu-
cluied, and determined in their order.
Msmbsys Of the bar viii be selected TO
preside as special Judges, where it can be
done; Otherwise the Chancellor or some
other Judge will Ds called In to preside :
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state and county Taxes.

OFFICE STATE AND COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR, /
MEMPHIS, March 81, 1863.
In accordance with section seventeen
Of OF the revenue law Of the State of
Tennessee, as amended March 18th, 1865,
a list of the property of delinquent tax
payers will be furnished for publication
in a few days.
On the publication Of this list, as re-
CURED by law, delinquents become sub
ject to 3 penalty OF twenty-five per cent,
together with cost OF advertising, in sd
dition to the amount Of taxes assessed.
As the penalty and costs are heavy, it
will be to the interest Of delinqusnts to
without delay. WIN. MCLEAN,
State and County TaX-Collector for Shelby
county. Tenn,
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ADJUSTMENTS.

TIE NEW MEMPBIs.-We do not
know. when we have enjoyed to the foil
OF, our bent, 50 hesrty a spell ~of1aughEer
is We did at the performances OF. Fred.
W3lson's Minstr0s last night. They
%%ere irresistible, and there was not 3
rperson ia the house land there was q
pretty good crowd there) thst-did not
seem to be SIS completely e4rried away
with their merrinIsnt IS ourselves. We
can say it with all oandOF that the
troupe is by all odds the best that We
have ever seen, furnishing an entertain
msnt as chaste as it is lsughter-prov0k-
ing-sOmetbing which cannot be said Of
the vas majority Of eYen first class min
strel shows. Everybody who believes
that o hearty laugh is no sin, and who
withal loves good music, coed acting,
and ins singing, should not fail to make
use of the remaining opportunities TO
visit this troupe before it closes its en-
gsgemsnt, which it does on Saturday
night.
THE BALL of the Irish Literary Asso-
citation, given O0 Wednesday night at
the Cochran Hall, for the foundation Of
a library was 3 brilliant success in every
way, and, wiEhal, one Of the ~pleasantest
affairs that has come of in Memphis
this season. The room, which is one
OF the largest and finest il u city, was
crowded, and 3 handsOmer, fresher set
Of young ladies, or a more gallant set Of
youtns never assembled in its walls, or
l. threaded the May dance" upon it's
floors. Mr.. Loeb got up a splendid sup
per, q VoEcRg of the OCCASION, and
which reflected credit On him as q CATER
or. His "Rheinish cannot be surps ssed
anywhere. We understand that quite a
handsome sum was realized by the bsll,
aud that it will be judici0usiy expended
immediately in laying the foundation OF
what we hope nsy one day prove the
Librsry of Memphis.
The GAIETY.-Mr. George Powers,
the inimitsbIe song and dance man, has
fairly swept out ali opposition, and oen-
pleteIy carried things by storm. He is
great, Miss Lizzie Sherman and Harry
Watson, in their HdppieSt Couple Oat,
are really splendid, as are Messrs. Ber-
ger, Mason, Powers and ToOley, In their
various roles. Bob Hart is ever good,
and when he addresses the meetin'n
it brings down the house. o
HENRY FARMERS concert will come
off st the Assembly hall next Tuesday
evening.
TABLEAUx.-We regret that lack of
space fOrbids w extended notice of the
beautiful display made at the Greenlaw
Opera House last night, by the tableaux
AID charades for De. Ford's church.
They we're really due, and will be re-
pested tonight. Don't fail to go and
see them.
ST.. MARY's (Cstholic) Fair is pro-
crossing at 1877 Second street. Quite a
lsEgs crowd were there last night. II is
continued t0-nignt.
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Cool Rasca1ity.

A Mr.. JONES' of Jones' landing, Ark,
some twelve miles below town, came to
the police Headquarters a day or W ago,
and informed the Chief Of Police that
several days previously, a man calling
himself Bsnhaa, and claiming to be al
internal revenue collector, went down 20
his place, and dsmsnGed his internal
revenue tax, stating hat he (Je0es)
swed ffty-two Dollars. Mr.. Jones stated
that he had paid his taxes, and showed
his receipts therefor, but Benham, with
cool efFrontery, told him ttae was sent
around from L;ttlsSR5eR& look into
these things, collecgap alFs1ch receipts
for examination, and ais0to take up and
receipt for militia scrip. Mr. Jones de-
manded his authority, but he refused to
give it, and told him unless he paid the
fiity-tWo dollars he would be arrested
and sent to Marion 80 he paid it uader
protest, and gave up his former receipts
and eight hundred dollars in militia
scrip. This secured, Mr.. Bsnham crossed
over to the Tennessee side and dissp-
peared. Yesterday Mi. Jones informed
us that the rascal had been arrested and
sent TO Little Rock for trial, which is set
for the twelfth.
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MUNICIPAL OURT-Geo. ". WoIdr0n,
JWdge-In this Court, yesterday, eases
numbered 1850, 1873, 1900, 1747, 1853,
1904, 1856, lS44 and 2052 were brought
up on motion for nav trial, but the mo-
tons were Ovsrruled. Numbers 1914,
lT36 ami 60 also came up before the
Court on ~siu1iIar motion. No decision
wss rendered, however, the cases being
held under advisement. The orders and
judgments MAIDS and entered OF record
yesterday are inserted below, to-Wit
Bingham VS. Carlton-new trial granted.
MunoTisi va Cannon-judguent by de-
fault, Ss75I.
Hill, Receiver, W Folger, Weber, ct al
dismis e as to Weber snd Judgment
sgaiUss the others, S22S 90.
st. Louis University vs. Rocc0-judg-
ment by default and writ OF inquiry.
Hughes vs. acknowledgement by de-
fault, S4403.
Court did not adjourn 20 court in
course yesterday, - previously az
nCuGced, bu. wiI convene this morning
and devote the day to closing up the re-
naming business Of the term, such as
hearing motions, executing HTits Of in
guiry. and tia like.
CHANCEBv COURT-Wm. d. Smith,
CaaaceH0r.-This Court was mostly en-
gsged yesterday in hssring and dispOs-
ing Of motions brought up IN cases, in
which orders to speed cause had been
made. { Some few cases, in which the
above order had been entered, were dis
missed.
The following DEGREES were filed yes.
terdsy:
Allen vs. During ct al-Divestis< and
vesting.
Painter Vs Dewitt & Co.-Interlocutory.
Cook ct 81 vs. Mckinney ct sl-Interlo.
cutOTy.
MeSpsdien vs. Harris ct al-Iulerloeu.
tory.
Norvil ct 81 VS. Armour ct al-SaIe.
Shsnisy vs. Bigger et al-Finsl.
Watson es 81 vs. Msse6sm es al-InteTlO-
cutory.
Region vs. Brady ct al-Final.
Sheppard ct al vs Sheppard ct al-Inter-
locutory.
Kirk, administrator, vs. Jones ct al-Ref-
erencs.
Slethumsr & Co. VS. Ksufman-Final.
Armstrong Va Apperson ct el-DecratSl,
These viii be no Court to-day. To-
morrow ths Court viii convene and dis
pose OF the business still unfinished, sign
the minutes, and ADJOURN to Court in
e0Urse.
CRIMINAL COURT Wn. Hunter,
Judge. Yesterday this Court proceeded
with the impsnneiing OF the jury in the
-eae1Oi State VS.. COsgrOVe, indicted for
- murder Of COunail, From one to
two hundred persons were summoned,
but only four jurors could be obtained
cat Of that number, making six in sll,
two being impsnneied Wednesday. To-
day q new PANEL win be summoned,
and eveEy effort be made to complete the
jGry.
Parties summoned as Jurors 70 this
Court viii take Hoties that q fine OF
twenty-five dollars will be entered
against every person upon failure to at
tend ss summoned, ard attachments
will issue for their immediate arrest.
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How MEMPHIS LOOKS TO A ST.. Lou
IsIAN.-A correspondent % the 81
Louis RepubIjcGR wha passed down on
the steamer Mississippi, says Of our city /:
" Memphis looks bright aud beautiful -
the day We are now having, which is
splendid. Business appears brisk drays
are rapidly moving cotton on the bluff
abundant; and IN the principal streets,
where lSdies most do o~engregste, are 3
moving, living panorama Of female
lovslinsss. Main street, too, reminds Us
Of our Fourth in is pslmiest days. The
dry goods stores, jewelry establishments
and fancy bszyrs are nuch finer and
more Numerous than could be expected
Ia a city Just cut o. the great war; and
then too tins abundance of customers,
gaily dressed ladies and spruce young
Deaux that al the streets and stores,
give 3 life and vitality to the scens wholly
unexpected"
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IBIMIGBATION.-A friend lately from
Gibson, says that two hundred and hfty
immigrants from Ohio, near Ports
mouth, have arrived in that county, and
have bought places and gone to work.
TIE people OF GIBSON sent after these
immigrants, and thousands might be OBJ
tanned the same way.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.-A German
workman, whose name we were unable
to learn, while engaged in tending . gin
at the Memphis oil works, yesterday
about eleven O'Clock, by some means got
his left hand caught in the saws and it
was instantly sawed almost OF and man
gled to shreds. 1t was afterward ampu-
tated at the wrist.
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CALVARY CHUROH.-MessFs. w. w.
Young aud VIM. b HamIin were elected
Wardens of Calvary Church on Wednes-
day night. We were sorry TO learn that
+. w. Smith, Esq connected with
Calvary siace its foundations were laid,
has resigned his office as V~estryman.
Mr., Lewis Bond was chosen in his place.
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POLICE RepoII. fer Mareh.

The following IL the recapitulation Of
the monthly report of the First and
Second Districts Of the Metropolitan Po-
lice, for March. Number of arrests In
First District 484 number of arrests in
S second District 229 total 71S. Number
of State cases in First District s5; num-
Der Of State cases 10 Second District 81 /;
total lag Number tried and fined In
First District 269; number tried and
hued in Second District ia; total 413
Number tried and discharged in First
District "a number tried snd discharged
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TABLEAUx VIYANTs. As large and
elegant en- audience as has been seen for
some time gathered to witness the pleas
ing cenes songs, Fecitstions, etc, al the
GFeeulsw Opera hall last night. Con-
sideriDg that the ladies were not in pos
session of the hail until yesterday after
noon, the preparations were wonderful.
FoF tonight 8 new and splendid pro-
gramme is fully arranged aud judging
from last night, the hall will be filled to
Overlooking. A Matinee will be given
this afternoon at 81 O'Clock,
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New STORE HoUsE-We call the st
tentiOn of our readers to the new .sdver-
tisement of Messrs. Bering & Lotzs, who
have opened at 86k Main street q new
emporium and sslesroom for stoves, hoI-
low ware, sad irons, etc. They are most
reliable parties, and u friends wishing
articles in their line would do well to cal
on them and examine their goods.
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APRIL SHoYERs-T1e first OF the
month was ushered in by q magnificent
specimen Of an April showef-only q lit
tie too much so. The thunder and light
ming was terrific for q little while be-
tween daybreak and sunrise. This, &C
cording to an old French saying, presagss
s heavy grape crop and coed vintage.
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IoST--FoUND.

n OsT-Nonday. yarch 29th, on Mos6y street
q mall BROWN TERRIEk DOG, ears cut
and stripe very dark brown down the back
answers 70 name OF coffee. AnY one bringing
him TO 258 Front street gall he literally re-
~arded. spa
TOUND.-IEe lady who called TO Inquire II
10 No. IA Adams stleet was for rent, a lew
DAYS ago, dropped S@seve Button, which she
can obtain by calling Al Appeal office. INNS
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CoREs, Bunions, csliositiss and eK-
ereeencies in fact every disease CT the
foot is treated with the utmost SUCCESS
and radically cured by DR.. Lane, at the
Peabody Hotel. HIS new system o.
treatment insures q painless and instan-
tEneous eUFs. Some OF cur best cttiSens
nave been operated on by him, aud are
willing to bear testimony to his perfect
success. he remains at the Peabody q
few days longer, and all the afflicted
should go to see him.
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BUCKEYE SALIVA fresh
supply Of The Justly celebrated
article for the cure of Piles, re-
ceiyea and for sale by
q. w. JONES a Co.,
Wholesale DFugglstS.
25Z Main street.
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A GREAT SUCCESS. We learn, by 3
private letter from e friend, that there
were eighty.six thousand copies Of Ap
pIet0n's journal sold on the day Of It's
first appearance. A new edition OF the
first number was Immediately put to
press, and is now being furnished to the
trade and Subscribers.
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FOE SALE.

-0R SALE.-The beautiful Residence Known
K q he MENKEN PLACE, on BOUNDARY
ra11a shout Two blocks north OF the terml-
1850 he poplar street railroad. The GROUNDS
Crmprfse aOont ~ acres, with carriage noGSe
and eUt-hcusss. n viii be SOLD on IaNoIaSre
Terms. or exchanged lcr business PIORSIeS'
Epoly 10 MENKEN BROTHERS. INNS
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THE GERMAN NATIONAL BANK, Of
this city, draw VS. direct on ali the princi-
pal cities in England, Ireland, Scotland,
Fsance, Germany and Italy, in sums to
suit
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To BE REPEATED. Mr.. Treyeliick viii
repeat his lecture to the working men
this evening at the Exchange buildings.
Every thinking msn-every man who
earns his daily bread by the sweat OF his
brow, is earnestly invited to attend.
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Buckeye SalYe--A fresh sup
ply OF tne Dever-fsilIBg rem RGy
Ter piles just received N 1Or
sale by q. q. Ward q Bro,
Cor. Adams and IA ain cts
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A CARD.-Colored AlpaeeRs 3Ocj Irish
Iinene 35e. Menken Bros will open
this morning q handsome line OF colored
Alpaccss 81 soc a yard. Also, q COED
quality Of Irish Linen, pure NIX, at S5e
ner vsrd. some novelties In Black SILK
Mantles will also be shown.
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Buckeye. SaIve.- The great
remedy fOr,the cure eff Piles, ju {
received aud for sale by w. N.
Wiakers0n s. Co.. Druggists, $40
Mafm stress.
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THE DEFENSE.

The FIRST witness for the dsfense intro
dueed wal Wade H. Bolton, who being
sworn, testified as follows: {
Il have been doing business with E.
NJ. Apperson twenty to twenty-five
years. / was 10 town pretty much the
whole Of the week embracing the 18Th
and 18th of February. When in town,
in the day time am always about APP
PERSONS OF Murphy 4 Cash's. Remem-
Der thai Patterson came to AppersOn's
think il was the 18th. Twas busy st toe
time. Appers on, Rambaut and Mitchell,
were there. Was. writing letters when
Patterson came in. DON'T recoileet
speaking to him. He didn't stay but
two or three minutes. There was moth
ing said about ~saddlebags that recol-
leet. Saw Patterson with saddlebags
1T Davis Tavern, but not az Appers0n's.
Patterson is in the habit OF carrying
ssddlebsgs and have seen him DO 50 fre-
auently. Have read the evidence ia the
papers every day. Tread the affidavit.
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FINE all linen lawns, SO cents per
yard, at NJ. kraus d Co., us Msin
street, corner OF Adams.
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MISS n. EKaLisH has just returned
from New York, where by careful per-
sonal inspection, she detected q varied
stock Of elegant and HAhiOnable MILL
merry, which may be seen at her estao
Iishment, No. $50 Main street, over the
Great Bed store.
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MADISON ST. PROPERTY FOR SALE
A valuable business lot situated on Madi-
son street near Second street, 25xl4S feet,
is offered for sale on very reasonable
terms. Apply to n. Smith, AZ Madison
street, Office OF B. Newton H trt.
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FOREIGN EXcHAEGE.-The Emmet
Papk. No. 8 Madison street, sells EX-
change on England, Ireland, France,
Germany, Switzerland and Italy, u on
ali the principal cities and towns in Eu-
Tons
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FINE CHANCE FOR ENGAGING IN A
GOOD PAYING BUSINEss.-An estsO-
lished first class Saloon-excellent locs-
tiOn-havibg 8 good ru0 of paying GUS
tenn, Address -. Co." care OF APPEAL
Office.
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS wanting dry
goods, examine the price OF NJ. Krsus &
Co., 2lS Main street, corner Of Adams,
before purchasing elsewhere.
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The great and wonderful rem
edy for Piles, " Buckeye SaIve.'
iust received aud for sale by
w. h. ScaDrO0k,
Cor. Main and Poplar Sts.
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SILKS and dress goods of evs3 $mste-
rial cleaned and dyed at the Memphis
Steam Qyeing EssaDlishment ,2q2 Second
street.
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PLEASE call ct NJ. Kraus & Co., 2l8
Main street, corner Of Adams, anu tx.
anime those black and cOlOred silks, aud
black and colcred Alpacas.
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THE Veloeipede Tie Collar, the newest
out. Wiggans & HoOTn, Clay Building,
Agents, wholesale or retail.
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Wants.

VETANTkD-A man ana his VIE W. 80
w on0bIv understand tue hotel business,
a Situation the mag ss stewart anu -
NC as hGUsekeeper. coed city EeieISn
given. Address A &C. AkPe@L ol1-
1UANTED- TO rsng n Furnished Houss Ia d
w central part OF the city. address =: H.
care Appeal ONCE, nm
TANTED,-A situation as Salesman ~ q
M Young man who has been HaFSlHs
aesutS for this paper. Address b, APtsaA
Office
1HANTED-A situation by an experienced
B~oOk-keeper. AddTess =. b ARR9~
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LADIES sill linen haDdkerehiefs, 81 %
per dozen, st NJ. Kraus d Co., 2lS Main
street., corner OF Adams.
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BOARDING.

nOARD-A gentleman and wife, OF two sim
II gle gentlemen, can hnd board IN q private
TsmiIy. pear The street carr, where there are no
otber boarders. References required. Address
"B," Appeal ONCE. m1z2
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TABLEAUx tonight will have q spendid
classical scene from Eurip.des rendered
for the occasion, with fad Grecisn css-
tnma
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SEA ISLAND and Bleached Domestics,
st extraordinary bargains, at Nj. Kraus
& Co.'s, No. 2lS Main street, Corner OF
Adams.
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CITY and country merchants will fine
great inducements 10 price M terms
offered in dry goods, clothing boots ana
sboes and hats at j. II. LoeWenstins &
Bros, CLAY Building.
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PLEASE look at those cheap table lin
ems, and Russia towels, at NJ Krsus d
Co., 2lS Main St, corner of Adams.
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GEETLEMEN1s wear cleaned by the
new process SHy at the Memphis Steam
Dyeing Establshment 262 Second street.
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SPRING suits beautifully dyed and re-
pared 1t the Memphis Steam DyeiBg
Establishment, 262 Second street.
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MEMPEIIS APPEAL
0fhce--Ee. Is jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.

JOB LOT Of Corsets ST 81 esch, st NJ.
Krau's & Co.'s, 2lS Main street, corner OF
Adams.
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A GOOD drink of the finest liquors can
be had st WestheTbee's.
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ExrpA fncccements in furniture and
os-nets at Ames, 2eatfie & Co 1886 Main
At DON'T fail to gtgs them a call. 7
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ERRING BUT NOBLE. sELF-HELP FOR
~ young men who, having erred, desire q bet
ter manhood. Sent in sealed letter envelopes,
free OF charge. III benefited, return the post
age. Address, PH1LANTHROS, Box p, Phila-
delphia, Pa. mhls dew
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-02

STRIPED POPLIEs, SO cents per yard,
worth rs cents, st n. kraus q Co.. rs
Main street, corner OF Adams.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-02

Er. NICHOLAS RESTAURANT, no, %
Nar.h Conrt street, is open day a
NIGHT. and viii furnish meals a. al
borTs' rae freshest food latest ueii-
eacies al gays served up; +.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-02

BUCKEYE SALyE,--Ghe great
remedy 1Or Plles, just ESceiVed
and for sale by
KANSEsEAD a HIGBEE,
Wholesale Druggists,
3OI a. 3O3 Main 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-02

DIE MoDEEwELP, for April, and all
,,b.r fashion aud literary mOnthlies,
weeElies and dailies, q be found at Joe
Toeke,s, 1861 Main street.. 7.