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L-ith. getting up aud sh king himself.
a1u going Just tie ~ tao e papers
.s-Eootrox. but | aha'u't want yoo uctors
twelve. Goodnight, Charles.''
"T4, t." said tue private secretary. who
vas 1ery iout Of bis master, bat ant very ro~
spcctfn}-cxccpt upou e1 press OCCASIONS.
Then Phineas went ont aod walked across
the pBrk; but as he went he became quite
aware th2t his back was hrokeo. 1t was not
the Ie.s broken becau.e he Gang 20 himself
little tongs to prove to himself ,ilat 1t Fas
whole ami sound. It was broken. aud It
come an Atlas aEa;n, to bear tue weight Of
aay tasne Isnity! IN thas he
nad dope bad been part Of
Ing Throughout. and GO b. had b.ru beaten
In Ills game. lie absolutely iguored hts old
,aa:,.lon ior Lady Laur1 rs though 1t had
sncve- tcrE, . ID regarded niu.el as model
= 1tof conE:apcy-as man who had loved. not
wisely perhaps. but mush too wetl-aul who
1:nu<tEe4 therefore suutr li1lug death. He
hatcd Fsrlismrrt: liz hated ihe Colonial
Qnltc. lie hated his friend Mr.. no, !: and
specially hated Mad -me Max Goesler. as to
l.Id Ch4lteru-Ae believed ,ha, Lord Chil.
I'm had obtained l:s object br yiuleoce. Hc
T"ould see to that YES let he Consequence
~ vhat they 1nieht. he would bee 10 tnat
lie Hent up by tae Duke ot Forks column,
ID as be pssasd the Athcnrun be ss~ hi:
:si,t, Lord C1ntHp, etandinr under the
-'';'co talking to 1l=lop. He w0nll have
-.sc en- unaol!ced, had It been pof stble ha,
81 CIustlp cttne dow1 to h,nl ~ once. "
50 put your name down hcrc,'' zAid hi
9'dehip.
Waists the slsc:'' said PhineAs, who va,
tound!y indifferent at this moment to al
H. eluEt in London.
II can't do any barup, you know. FOUL
;'2:e W in time. And II yon should get iutt
- Ministry, they'll 1rt yau In at ouce''
i" "hInlstry!" cj1cnla,ed Ph,neas. Bat Lor
"Trip hnk ,lr ion,:.a voice AZ Sim anr
-7>tise O! humility, 4hd euspectcd n3LAip
That pEutn3ni Indifference 10 alt u,uIsIes
I'd ministerial hono.s which Puinras ns
1c1ded 10 expretE. Bv-the-h.c,'r 5ai
3ra CahIil', putting LIS afu. through tna
Il the GrdeE-Sec:ztaty. :. wanted i, s,an
you about the guarantees. We shall /
the DEVILS oEn mess. you know ~ An
rrctery Of slate Ncui on uhout II
H..n:aIn Rail Dad, and phtnr,
ri 10 bear lis burden with i
nsck. Hc was obliged 20 say sotn
= als,ut the gu rtntee-, au, the rail ~
,br f.ozcu hsrbot--aud laIue,uin.. csr
.l,vut lhe difficulties whtrh wouid
nal tu the measure. the.n-t,> "a. bot
tursl purt acity Of the Oppnsllh.u.
,vtcattou of garments fir The naitol
1h,. rrrnt thing ts to prnduc. cnr,ne
hal rs fur Is possible, def hole~pl
!. n NAV uc, q, d k.,Mell,n = ~ aoe E.
.t.-armrfts SO fabric ttcd will b: r .od G
T., war. Lord s;ant.Ip, at the present
Ls., Wns yeyy anxton- and ' r. 'nRcnl
ia;le stepping Of holes aad he taoo
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II do 70 Wish knew him" said Madame
Max Goes1er. am fond OF fmadmen, aud
men who haven't shl.inRs, who arc a III 10
| F1nn."
Phtneas did not know Whist to ear, or how
| to oJscn his muuth without showing Ills deep
| eoncefn. II shalt be happy 70 ask Fou, If
you wish It, - he replied, rs though the ques-
| ttou had been put 10 him In earnest; but do
not sec 20 much Of Lord chilnrn q, used to
t'you do not brlieye that Violet Ealueham
| will accept him ," uskcd Ms Bonleeu.
He psused mont nj before he spoke. a.d
| then nude his answer In q deep, solemn
| voIce-with seriousness which he was ua-
| able TO rcprcss. She has accepted him."
| he said.
Do you mean .ha. you know II 50 said
| Matrme Goesler.
| "Yes Inean that know H.
Had anybody told him beforehand that he
would openly make this declaration st
Madame Gocslcr's table he would hare said
uc would hare declared that nothing would
have induced him TO speak Of Violet EllnR-
ham iu bis existing franc Of mind. and that
he would have had his tongue cut ont before
rvai And now he Ind declared the whole
truth Of bis own Hretchedness aud dlscom.
tltnrc- He uns well aware that all Of them
there knew Why be had lought the duel OF
BlankentcrE. all, that is, except perhaps
Lord Fawn. And ne ielt as be made tho stase-
ment as to Lord ChilteIn that he blushcd up
to hss forchrad. and that bis voice ws.
strange. and that he was telling The tale d
his own disgrace. But when the direct qucs
tion had been asked him be had been una bl.
| to relratn from answering It directly. II.
lad thought Of tnrI1ng 1t OF with 1me j.s
! ! OF nfectation Of drolEcry, hut had failed. A
the moment llc bad been unable to speak th
truth. ..-.0.-
q III don't believe a word Of H." said Lor
= Fawn. who al.o :rrot himsetf.
: IL do believe IL, IT Mr.. Fiun Says 50. !. sal
:, Mrs. Bon.ccn, who rather liked the consnAo
: .hc had caused.
c '.But who could have told you, Finn
n asked Mr. Eontecn.
Ia :. Ills sister. Lsdy Laura told me So" sA
ii fbincas.
Ia Then 1t must be true" said Mada
T. Grcsler.
&C, - !. is quite Impossible" said Lord FAH
SO thins l may soy tbat know that 1t
To- IMP saiEic. ITt was SO, |. would be . mt
us euamciui nfsapAcueni. Every shilling !.
ut hns N tue world would be Swallowed up
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TBE COUNTS.

CRIMINAL COURT. - Wa. Hunter,
JNdge.-In this Court yezter6Ry, the ease
OF State We. COsgrOve csae up for trial.
Cosgrove s5aads indicted for the murder
Of Thomas Malone, which took place ia
the old Criminal Courtroom, situated IN
the Greenlsw Building, during the in
vestigation of the case of State W. Jack
Winters, before Squire Hall, on q charge
OF killing Connell, the nephew Of Ma
lone. This occurred some time in Feb
ruaFy, 1858. AssOon as the prisoner was
sTrsigned the Court proceeded to impan-
mel the jury, but found grest difficulty in
doing so, for out of one hundred men
summoned, only two could be found who
had not formed and expressed an opin-
ion y relstiye to the case. To-day the
case will be resumed. COsgrOve was
tried at a former term of this Court and
convicted OF murder in the first degree,
but upon motion of his counsel, the Court
granted q new trial.
The jury ia the case Of State vs. Jack
Kelly, indicted FOR larceny, found him
not guilty Of the charge.
Harriet and VIM. COth0, charged With
stealing a gold watch from Mrs. Forrest,
were upon examination discharged from
custody,
The case Of State VS.. Fanny Fern, inS
dicted for robbery, came upon appiics-
ton for reduction of bail, but was not
concluded.
CHANCERY COURT I'm. u. Smith,
ChdacellOr.-Yesterdsy was motion day
in this Court. To-day the time OF the
Court will be occupied Ia calling cases on
the hearing docket, in which orders to
speed cause have been made in the
Clerks Office. Attorneys interested will
do we'll to be present. No other business
on the calendar.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-GeO. ". WGl6TGn,
JLdqe-This Court was not in session
yesterday. To-day Court will convene
and hold q short session for the purpose
Of t~ransscting the business published on
yesterdays calendar. The Court will
also dispose Of as mueho of the unfinished
businlE9 Gf he tern rs pCgsibls,
Law COURF-A s. Lee. JUdle.-The
trial OF tho case Of State, use, exc, B R.
Thomas, administrator, vs. J. r. Mosely
ct al was resumed yesterday morning, as
O az lbs Court convened, aud con-
tinued the whole day. The evidence for
the plaintiff closed and that Of the defense
haG just begun, @nen $40 Court ADJOURNED
until this morning at ten O'Clock, at
which time the trial will be resumed and
the case disposed OF. II the above case
is concluded in time, the regular calen-
dar will bs called where left of.
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MILITARY.
The Pest OF Esemphis DiscOn-
Ilnued.

From General Orders No. 10, from the
headquarters Of the Department. OF the
Cumberland, for a copy of which ye are
Indebted to Lieut. and Adjutsnt George
J. Madden, we extract the following
paragraphs {;
III. The Post of Memphis viii be discon-
tinued, and the headquarters and companies
OF he Twenfy-hHh laIaHtry al that Post VIII
proceed to Atlanta, Ga
w. The canInnndiuz officer and companies
Of tne Twent9-ffILn IhfansrS at P&dueah, KY
ana tue eompAGies of&ha TEenty-nuh IN
fautFy st Eofumbuss KY 1ajou City and Hnm-
boldt Tenn, VIII, WHEN reneyeds proceed 70 At
lantas Cas-
Ia parting with the gallant soldiers
Of ths TWenty-6ftP, who have for so
many months bEn identified with us,
We but echo the general sentiment OF the
people OF Memphis, when we assure
them, officers and men, that VIC do 80
with unisigned regret. they have de-
ported themselves under all eiYoum-
stances like true, good soldiers, and at
all times nave manifested asobriety aud
steadiness that will cause them TO ts
remembered in Memphis as patterns.
We commend the FweHEy-ffth to the
psople Of Atlanta.
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PRIL

In the ancient Albsn calendar, IN
which the year was made to consist OF
tsa months of irregular lengths Aprll
stood Erst with thirty six days to lts
credit. In the cslendar of Romuius, II
was the ssecnd hdOsGA, snd was com
posed of only thirty days. rh1 calendar
Of Nums, with twelve months, assigned
Il tho fourth place, Yith t~wenty-nlne
days: and 50 il remsk1ed until the re,
formation of tins gear by Julius Ce sar,
when il recovered its thirty days; which
Il has sinee retained. The name OF the
mouth il probably derived from the
Greak name Of Venus-Aphrodtte.
oar Anglo-Saxon :aretAthers called the
month Oster-AiOndth fOr whi6h no pisusi-
bic derivation has ever been given w
etymologists.
The first Of April, (to.dsyl, Of sill days
in the year, enjoys a character OF It's
own, in &C far as lt and it sleae is conse-
Grated to practical joking. Ga this day
it becomes the business OF 9 vast NUMBER
of people, especially young foiE: to
Dractiee innocent impostureS on tneir
~upsuspicious or f0rgetfpl neighbers, by
way o; masking them what in france is
known as poissoRs d'AUrI. The custom
10 a very Sacient one, but to u mind
nevertheless, 2 yefy seprehensiole one
ana q expressly prohibltea sRt for
hidden in tbs holy writ. tSse 81. bauPs
enisa - to the Ephesisps, "a chsp1er, ga
verse;.
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THE WAR
The Hunier-shaw EmbrOgiiO.
The Granny has Fer say.

Monday night the Snawites had g grand
blowout st the Municipal CourtrooLni
sad Shaw made q speecn, IN which he
gave Beecher and Hunter and q Jew
others of that cliqus, particular ne,
making some terrific charges against
them. Last night the Granny had Der
revenge. She cslled 8 NEE ting st the
Criminal Courtroom, and sent around q
band with trumpets end drurnss hsTps
tymbals and y hugag To bring together
a multitude unto the Courtroom 10
hear her. But the multitude didn't
come. Diligent drumming didn't bring
together more than two hundred persons
all toid-aoout half of whom were white
men, or friends of Shaw. The meeting
was called to order by Giles Smith suu
Judge Waldran made Chairman. On
taking his scat he announced that the
Grandmother Of the Rs0icsl party a
been outraged and violated by Shaw, and
that this meeting wat called 70 vIaGIcAte
her honor. SaaW was there and got up
and denied the soft impeschnaent-say-
tAg she was too old and ugly for MIN 70
- 70 hun..aer. Huntsr said 30 Pshaw !
AMI you ashamsd-if you amt pa make
von soSN and with this she dew out q
Ione rntNN sfidRyi,s, proving Shaw to
"a n ge9 eeeeiver generally, having
waiks6 intSN aAe affections OF several
n5rties WbnNN be named, but into
.hefis 4he GfsSN4 most essentially,
In pauriSr Ont IN ~ls OF her wrath she
snsre5 fsi5I9sr ~ az Kennedy-nOr
Ham Carter nor An
venerable). When geSs1g 1sr the latter
she spoke against time, g we Want
ed to 60 to bed before deySSset We Gsah,t
wait 10 hear the whole Of NJ speech OF
the contents of which we WV
other TINS, as We understand that re-
fessor W1ndermsn, ths DISTINGUISHES
Hollander, teok them down ia DeIch
shorthand for publication in his Vains-
BILE journal.
p. s. Since writing the above, we learn
that the tea parry broke up in a genera
row, Shaw and Hunter denOurcing esch
other as lisrst thieves, and, Ia lscsI
everything thai they could lay tongue
to. Pistols wsKs drawn and HouTishedi
and 8 general wool pulling and clothes
tearing ensued. About midnight Shew
and his faction Sithdrew from he COURT,
room, hourishing their pistols and swear
ing vengeance ON the Hunter faction.
"a Blood seems to be wanted. Let it
i~ow-between these factions, We mean
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SALE OF lain STREET STORES To-
DAY.-We owe an apology TO the public
for our mistake in underwriting, by .
notice in our local columns, to bring on
this sale yesterday, when it should have
been, and wNsbe brought on to-day. Orr
object Of course was moi to dissppoint
the eager buyers, and we hone the mad
verteney will, in q great degree, atone
for the mistake to the parties interested,
by whettiOg the appetite of bidders who
had expected to become the fortunate
owners yesterday. The sale viii tske
plsee as advertised under our auction
head, st twelve O'Clock to-day, on thu
premises, at the corner of Main and
Gsyoso streets, and as it is the most inn
portant business property which has
passed under the a~uetioneer's hammer
for = great while IN Memphis, We expect
to see 8 corresponding degree of interest
shown by the business community in
their attendance upon the occasion. We
need only again to call attention to the
advertisement Of the auctioneers, Messrs.
lRSVster, UEt zsyant & Ca. asits appears
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AMUsEM ENTs.

THE ST. LAZARUS CHURCH CONCERT.
The attendance at the New Assembly
Hsll last night on occasion Of b repeti-
lion Of the st. Lazarus Church Concert,
was very gratifying to Professor Tepe
and his amateur assistants. Audience
and performer s were, from the first, en-
rapport. Everything YVES well sung and
well played, and everybody vas we'll
pleased. The ladies looked their love-
iiest, and acquitted themselves hand
somely facts that were recognized by
the audience in the presentation Of many
beautiful floral offerings. MessTs. Hom-
linson ana Farmer We must especisdy
distinguish for the finished performance
of one of the most exquisite duos for The
flute ever given to this public. The trio
for organ, piano and violin was also most
srtistieany rendered, as was the SOLO OF
Mr.. Hollenbsrg, which was eneoreds
Taken altogether this Caness
~ ~
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MISCELLANEOUS.


The room of Mr. Trentham, over
Wolcott, Smith & Co.'s store, was en-
tered a few days ago and a Ane gold
watch stolen. y
There wss q lively skirmish on
Union street yesterday afternoon, be-
tween Sam Gibbs and Nelson Baker,
br.ckbats being ~the.s0eapons, and the
elaEetd0Eing freely.
-fN sanitary force was yesterday
disrupted and reorgsn5zsd, and the fol
lowing changes made, by e special order
from Supt. Pesrne S9rgt. Smith and
privates Dwyre and Cusick are ordered
to report for regular duty to the First
District, and Fox to the Second. Sergt.
Aties is ordered on duty at headqusr-
teTs, as Sanitary Sergeant. The sanitary
duty now deVolyes on the patrolmen OF
each beat, who report all nuisancea to
the dsy Sergeant, who in turn reports to
the SanitsPy Sergeant, whose duty it il
to Five notifications, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-01

LABOR.
Lecture ON LRn6, Labor and
Money.

In rasponsa to q cali N de through the
pspers. D meeting was held at ths CITY
Hail last EVEN ng for the purpose OF list
ening 10 an sdcSezs By Air. X +. Frevsl-
lick. If the National Labor Congress.
Mr.. John Gu ~ gas called TO the chair,
and Introduced M. Trevailick 20 the
meeting. The speaker tssp explained
the principles 6 nd platform Of the Ns-
sionaI Labor Union, Shk4 Rsg m
braces 500. 600 IL Bn ia the United Btstes.
He sisted III st b 3 belonged to no party
ana hooad that ne would live to sieg
pss!nes over the graves OF the political
naFtias raw existing in this country.
The Ngtjoasl LzbOr Union contend that
evsry rod OF ths pubic domsin shOClh
be held by the people, and that no Sen
ate or Congress has the right TO ALLEVIATE
Gods gift to Iasns 50 they hsVe done
in the past few years, BY granting
1856. OOO, 600 Of acres 10 corporations,
and As they srs still deing--
bills granting 228, 768 ,006 seges OF and
and sos. coo, 900 in subsidies bsiDg GOV
before Congress. Fifty-eight per eent. OF
the entire property Of the United States
Is now owned by four per cent. Of the
people and II this state Of things exists
for twenty years, the Democratic repub-
lie will cease to exist. The speaker gave
figures 10 prove the above result, which
oar space will not allow Us to give. The
latter norton Of his address vas devoted
to tina psvmsnt OF the National debt, by
converting Il into legal tender nstes, OF
interest besriBE bonds at 81 per cent. per
mum. In conclusion, he advised the
workiDgmen to organize lyeeum, OBJ
tain books and instruct themselves, for
in them alone lay the salvation Of the
country.
Al the conclusion Of Mr.. Trevallick's
he was invited 70 repeat his adj
dre9s on Friday evening, st a more CEN
traI place, and MessTs, Cartwright, Moi
fet and Black we're appointed . commit
tee to secure a hall.
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REAL ESTATE BULLETINs-EXTRA.-
Issued this morning by Monssrfat, La
nier & c., who announce that they will
sell to-day st Ten O'CLOCK, ia front Of their
sales-room, No. 276 Second street, a
magnificent Court street residence, lot
90x14s feet an elegant thres-stoFy brick
residence on Adams street q beautiful
lot and residence on Avery street; a val
Fable lot and residences on Henry avenue;
a brick StoRs hogss and lot on Main
street; aIso 8 splendid horse and buggy ,
an excellent family horse and esrrisge.
Cell early this morning and examine
descriptive list Of property offered. Sales
to comments promptly at ten O'Clock.
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AT Mrs. NJ. G. HUNTERS Southern
Emporium of Fashion, 247 Main street,
the ladies OF Memphis aud vicinity will
find the finest assortment of bosnets,
hats, French howers. dress trimmings,
lsces, psrasois, FreAeh c~orsets, cladies'
and children's underwear and dresses,
all kinds OF silk, linen and marseilles,
sacques, lace points; and every variety of
~g0ods-bsst styles ever displayed in this
city. Dressmaking particularly attend
ed to. We have made dress trimming s
speciality, and are sure OF pleasing all.
Our Spring opening will take place on
Thursday, ApnkI st, when everything
will be exposed for Inspection. I
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THE BENCH.
.ACard from fhe Bar ofMsmphIs

MEMPHIS, March %, 1873.
The members of the Memphis Bar.
with very great uDanimity and without
distinction II party, having requested
en- able and distinguished fellow-ciiizen,
tba Non. Henry g. Smith, to become a
eandi9&e at the approaching election
for the of1 70 Of Judge OF the Supreme
Cont from .>hIs division Of the State,
eaka this oceasleu, as individuals, to ex-
nress mr. preference for the Hon. J. o.
sDacklef6rd and Ge5 Andrews IS the
proper persons to be Supported for said
office st said election, fI9m tpslr re-
snacliua diuipions Of tho State.
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SHADE nnd CountY Taxer.

OFFICE A n COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR,
Memphis, March 81, 1858. !
In accordance with section seventeen
Of of the revenue law of the State OF
Tennessee, as amended March 18Th, 1858,
a list of the property Of delinquent tax
ayers will be furnished for publication
in q few days.
On the publication Of this list, as re.
quired by law, delioquents become sub.
jeet to q penalty OF twenty-five per cent
together with cost Of advertising, in ad-
dillon to the amount of taxes assessed.
will be to the interest Of delinquents to
come forward and settle at this office
without delay. WIN. MCLEAN,
state and County Tax-Collector tor Shelby
county, Tenn.
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NEARLY A TRAaEDY.-A negro man,
who, with his employer, came to town
on Tuesday with four bales Of cotton,
was enticed into a disreputable house In
North Memphis, on Tuesday evening,
where he hsd bis head split open with q
Ratchet aud wss robbed Of 1860.
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J. b. LOEwENsTINE & Bros, Clay
Building, not to be uudersold, 10 4 sheet
ings, worth 60c., at 453.; 1000 pieces best
Sprague and Merrimsck Cambria Prints,
l2B cents.
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RAILROAD CHANGE.-We understand
that w. B WaldraD, Esq, Secretary of
the Little Rock Railroad, has resigned
his position. and that it has been ten
dered to and accepted by Mr.. John Coed
wyn, late paymsster on the Aeaphis
and Charleston road.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-01

BUCKEYE kALFL "a fresh
SIMPLY Of the justly celebrated
NIicIe for the cure Of Piles, re-
SeiVed and for sale by
q. w. JONES 81 CO..
Wholesale Druggists
93Z Main street.
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A SENsAqIoN.-Not the most dehgnt'
faI one in he world can always be ere,
ated by tresding on q mans corns' -
that don't provoke him TO wrath ne
must be q ChTistien indeed, In ~nom
there i no bile. Bat when there is suen
an easy and sure way 10 get rid OF them,
~ seryss any man VINO has sorns rignt
49, them tread on, nov and then,
- tor no other reason than TO call the
80 ~ his misd that Dr.. Lane. 81 the
Pssbody, cures them and all other Slt;
ments Of the feet instantaneously ana
~adieaiiy.
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ACCIDENT.-We learn that a white
lady fell or jumped into the bayou near
where it intersects Jackson street, at .
late hour on Tuesday night, and was
saved from drowning by the efforts Of a
negro who Jumped in af er her.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-01

IL BLooM.-The peseh and other fruit
trees srouud the suburbs are In full
bloom, and some Of them almost clothed
with 3 robe Of delicate green. The pros
pscts, we are told, OF an abundant crop
are most hAttering.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-01

DUsTY.-Vast clouds of dust were
raised by the who'd yesterday and drifted
through the streets, almost binding
every one who ventured out. This is
only a taste of what we will have here
after.
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70

T OsT-0n yesterday, on Bsai or Main street;
a note drawn by W 4. falLner N ,Ss~i "
up Price Tor $50 dated March =, leo5, anu
due Jtnuaryl lS72. The nnoer VIII De ADes-
ally rewarded by leaving faid note L9is
office.
TOUND-The lsdy who called 10 inquire II
4 No. IA Adams street was Tor rent, LS"
davs ago dropped a Sleeve Button. which she
can obtain by calling at Appeal othes. nhFs
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The great and wonderful PeMl-
edy for Piles, Buckley 9 SaiVe,''
Just received aud for sale by
w. IL. SeabrOOk,
Cor. Main aud Poplar SITS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-01

WHITE and piEk musquito netting, As
so, 65 and IS cents p or yard, at ID. Krans
Il Co., 2lS Main ST., corner OF Adams.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-01

Miss n. English has just returned
from New York, where by careful per-
ssonsl inspection, she selected a varied
stock Of elegant and fashionable mill
merry, which may be seen at her estaO-
lishment, No. go Main street, over the
Great Red store.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-01

THE GERMAN NATIONAL BANK, OF
this city, draws direct on all the princi-
pal cities 10 England, Ireland, Scotland,
France, Germany and Italy, in sums to
suit purchasers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-01

Eo.1 REIGN ExCaANGE.-The EmmC'
Pan& No. 6 Madison street, sells EX'
oban1a on England, Ireland, France,
GerTzn v, Switzerland and Italy, snd on
; ali The pl incipsI cities and towns in Eu-
: rOBe.