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BOOK NOTICES.

The Druggists Circular and Chemical
Gozette, for April, contains q most excel
lent aud readable article on the " Com
parztive DlgestiblJi,y Of Foods; ~ also
articles on American Opium, The MANU-
fseture NJ Collodion, Methods of Ex-
tracing Essential Oils, How Cr0cibles
are Made, etc. This msgsz ne should he
Ia the hands OF every member Of the
profession.
Memoir of the Assdssinat:on Of Henry
RiUes PoUaTd-prepared by his brother,
Il A. Pollard. This Is q well written
statement Of the Pollard side of the
murder OF Riges Pollard by Jas. Grant,
on the "a h of last November. II con-
tains q narrative OF the assassination, ar
gument Of John II. Gilmer, the proaecu-
ting attorney, charge Of Judge Burn
ham, and an appendix consisting OF sup
pressed letters to the New York Herald.
The Hearth and Home is an elegantly
gotten up sixteen-psge illustrated pspeT,
edited by Donald Mitchell and Harriet
Bseeher Stowe. Aside from it's politics,
land IL touches politics very lightly, IL
Is about the best of its sort that comes to
US. TIE ergrsvings are especially fine.
AppletOn's Journal The second num-
Der OF Appleton's journal Is out and
presents an attractive table Of contents
A new feature is the introduction Of an
eight-psge supplement with some excel
lent wood cut illustrations of "Under-
ground Life /; or, Coal Mines and Minors."
The new weekly, which set out with 3
sale Of 100, 900 copies, is a success from
the start.
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CRImINAL INTELLIGENCE.

There were seven arresta In the First
and twelve 10 the Second district yester-
dsy up to six O'Clock pm.
"A Frenchmsn had his pocket picked
OF two hundred and twenty dollars yes
terdsy while standing aSeOne Of the
lunch stands on the levee.
William Moore drew q knife on
another darby and was arrested therefor.
Justice Black confisestsd the knife and
fined WilIism to dollsrs and costs.
Annie GAllssnsr was on thersmpage
again yesterday, and assaulted Miss Fam
ME Freeman, who had her arrested and
carried before Squire Willard. The
Squire bound the Obstreperous Annie
egaE to keep the peace for six months
-Ssndford Payne, a young mischisv-
Gus black rascal, threw 3 s60na ct one of
the strolling Italian musicians who fire.
quent the Jefferson street saloons,
nsmed Angelo Bsrbori, snd smashed
his aidle {" all to pieces.n Sanford wss
arrested and lodged ia the cslsb0ose.
Fannie Simms was arrested yester-
day, for disordeTly conduct, and Aman.
da Riley was q witness against her. As
sOon as court vas oyer the two females
met in Csusey street, and e war Of words
commenced between them. Words soon
led TO blows and a most beautiful sOrim-
mage e0mmeLc ed, which was o
j3iueG in by three more sGsz ms. The
whole party we're Immediately rearrest-
ed and carried 10 the Second district,
where they spent the night.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW MEMPHIs.-The beneftlast night
was all that the most sanguine could have
wished or hoped. The house was the
most brilliant and magnificent of the
season, and the acting was superb. The
play was tina, fine old Eoglish comedy,
The School for Scandal. with Mrs. Lam
der as LADY Teezie," Mr.. Taylor as
"Chas. Surface George Beeks ss " Sir
Peter" flanagan as "Sir Oliver" Mslm-
OuIg IS " Joseph Surface and White
as "CareIess.n Mrs. Caddoru and
Maria ;. were filed by Mrs. Nellie Tay-
lor and Miss Viola PlunKett. We do not
know when we have enjoyed q play as
we did this one. Mrs. Lander showed
herself as great in comedy as she Is in
tragedy, and Mr.. Becks made q most ad-
mifabie "Sir Peter.n MI. White showed
to better advantage last night than we
have seen him do for q good while, as
did also Mr.. MsImburg. Attic matinee
to day, a. enc O'clock, Mrs. Lander ap-
pesrs for the last time this season in
Marie ARtOinctte. Tonight the grand
taOlesux for the benefit of the church
property will take place at the thegter
under the management OF Mis-. Thomp-
son The following Is the programme of
the entertainment
ART FIRST.
J.. Belshazzar'S Feast.
2. CrOTn OF Glory.
3. christmas Eve.
4. Growing of Florence Nightingale by the
Nine Muses..
PART sECoED.
l. Shakspeare's Beauties.
2. l Dreamt ! Dwslt in Marble Halls, with
song.
8. Death OF Hiadoo Fire Worshippers.
4. lie Grand 'Comiqus Tableau OF Why
Should We MOI Vote? We Are the Ma
Joriy oy 10000.
These tsblsaux will be- performed by
fifty young ladies and twenty-four
young gentlemen, and the whole will be
interspersed with music by the best
amateurs and professionals in the city.
Our little f4vorite, Mrs. Cline, whom,
by the way, we have not heard in q
long time, viii sing, for the first time in
Memphis, a parody on "Cspt. Jinks,"
entitled "Mistreess Jinks." 10 order to
accommodate parties living cut on the
HernsndO rOad, q car will rdn nj after
the theater closes. As this is a matter
which concerns every mUmOer Of the
Episcopal church i6 cur city, We look
for O full house tonight.
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MAIL ROBBERY.
Recovery of a Box of Letters
stolen at Odan, HI.
Parties Invited to Call at the
FOsa0mce aad see tile List of
Letters Found.

Or the &c h Of January Last the United
States msii from st. Louis was robbed
st Odin, Illinois, of mail matter. Tbs
affair created great excitement at the
time, and most Of the boxes were recov-
cred, and the thieves discovered and ar
rested.
Among the lost boxes. was one for
Memphis, which after two months search,
WAS .oaud q few days ago, sunk Ia q creek
or river in the neighborhood OF O1in, and
was forwarded hither, arriving here yes
teTdsy.
The clerks in the P~ostofflee immedi-
stely went to work to deciOher aud as
sort the mail which ii contained. Every
single lstter had been opened and rified,
L as they were mostly for merchants
and bankers thethisfO or thieves must have
made q good haul. Some Of the letters
contained drafte, most OF which were
left ia them.
MIR. DuTff informs US that q full and
complste list of the contents of the box
has been made out, and that it can be
seen at the Postoffics, asit lie too long for
publication.
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THE COURTS.

MUEICIPALC oURr-Geo. ". Wdldr0a,
Judge.-In this Z, gst yesterday the trial
of the Gaze of Hampton W. Mississippi
Valley los. Co., continued from Tours
day, was concluded and the case sub
mitted to the jury, who returned 3 vsr-
dict for the plaintiff to the amount of
1892 80. The Court being of the opin.
ion, however, that the verdict vas not in
accordance with the Law and evidence,
directed the clerk 10 enter an order Cor q
new trial in the above cause.
In the case Of Mageveny Va. County of
Snelby the jury returned q verdict for
the plaintiff for $l2l7 20.
The defendant in the case of Porter vs..
Grifia confessed Judgment for 1854 81.
To-day will be motion day. The cases
remaining undisp0sed Of on Thursdays
calendar will be called up Monday.
LAW COURT-H. S. Lee, judge
There was nothing done in this Court
yesterday. To-day CourG will
and lake up the calendar of cases over
which Judge Lee is incompetent to pre-
side, being interested as counsel, and pro-
esed to dispose of the same. Chancellor
Smith will preside over the Court to-day.
CRIMINAL COURT. - Nm. Hunter,
Judge.-The evidence in the COsgrOve
case closed early yesterday morning.
The testimony being quite immatsrial
we omit il altogether. The counsel then
proceeded to argue the case, l. b. Horri
gan opening for the prosecution. Mr..
Horrigan's argument was clear, decisive
and fully up TO the points in the case,
and was delivered with q degree Of ear
~Destness seldom listened to. Msssrs.
Bullock and Coleman, counsel for the de-
Tense, waived the right of argument in
behalf OF the prisoner, relying sOlely
upon q coDfliction in the testimony for
his .aequittal. Gen. J. F. Sale then
closed the argument in behalf of the
State, upon which the jury was imme-
distely charged, and the case submitted
for deli0erstiOn. Up to the hour OF wri-
ting 40 verdict had been returned. To-
day will be molten day.
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81. CHURCH NEWS.
Memphis COnference-sunday
school Conventions.

We extract from the Memphis Chris
tan Advocate the following items Of in
terest to the members Of the Methodist
Episcopal Church ia this conference,
the appointments Of which are as fol-
lows:
sUNFLowER DIsTRICT-sECoND ROUND.
Tunica circuit, st Austin, April 24.h
and 25.h.
CoDcordis and Beulsh, at Cjneordis,
May % and 81.
ClsrksvilIe and Lawlsr, ct Mt. Moriah,
May Ssh and OH.
Friar's Point, May 10Th and 18th.
/ desire very much to meet at COneor-
dia the ste wards from Beulah.
SUNDAY SCHOOL CONVENTIONS.
Memphis district, Hernsndo, April
S0th and May Let and I'd.
Holly Springs district, eastern pOr-
tion) Holly Springs, May 7-9.
S0merville district, eastern portion)
Lagrange, May 14-16.
Paris district, Paris, May 21-23.
Jackson district, Brownsville, May
$3.50.
The Conventions will be composed Of
the ministers, superintendents, and two
delegates from each Sabbath ecbool.
J. I, {. l.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

The True Medical Doctrine Mature
when struggling with disease, indicates I'M
mistakab,y tbs kind OF assistance she requires
IN cates Of nervous weakness and general de-
bility, the feeble pulse, the lac1-lustree eye, the
aItenu Ited frame, the faced muscles, the mel
anchOly visage, inform MS IS plainly as II each
organ had a tongue, thai a medicaied stimldant
is needed. 1t does not rtquIe the aid Of a med
iosl EDUCATION to understand this dumb appeal
for new yigor, from an exhausted system
Every reader Of these lines can comprehendit
Just as well as the graduate Of a physicians
college. Let not this demand OF enfeebled ma
ture be neglected. Respond to it promptly by
commencing a course of HOSTETTER's
STOMACH BITrERs, a preparation uniting,
In their higae { excellence, the properties of
q sTIMULANT, an I~NYIGoRANT and an ALTERA.
TIVE. Before three days have elapsed, from the
taxing of the nrSt dose, a marked beneficial
change, will be manifest in the bodily and
mental condition of toe patient. The pulse
will be stronger and more regular, the eve
will begin TO lose its Gun expression, the mus
eular ana nervous systems TO recover their ten
sion, and the SPINS to improve. ferseyere,
and u omplete reYfvinca1On Of the depressed
animal and mental powers IL certain. In cases
CT dysEepsia and biliOu sneSS, the same s~alutary
results will be Obtained. TEE appetite MI re.
Vtys, the salloTnesS of the skin disappear. and
all the distressing symptoms which
disorders of the stomach anu liver, will rapidly
auhslde. The sudden changes of Spring often
inteusides taese complaints by checking the
peFspiratory action, by which 50 much morbid
matter is 9 sapOIated through the pores OF the
seful to this dysPeptic and bilious at this sea
son,
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
smce--Eo. is jefferson Street,
CITY MATTERS.
a III CARRIES.

The carriers Of the APPEAL work
hard, their labor is performed under cir.
cumstanees that, by those at all &C
qusiuted with them, are considered dis
agreeable ndnnenviAbie. For. the pa
pers they take from the oifce they have
20 ACCOUNT 10 money, so that all deiin-
q on toe part Of subscribers are
borne by them. The subscription lie so
smaIl-only twenty-five cents per week
that We cannot well see how any, even
the poorest patrons of the APPEAL, can
reluse to paw when called upon. Some
however. have done so, ana continue to
owe for one or more weeks. We trust
that, upon II Election and a remembrance
Of the hardsnips encountered by car
riers, in order to serve the paper Fegu-
larry, such will make haste TO pay what
they owe and relieve "their faithful
servitorsn from the embarrassment Of
lesses that in the aggregate are too heavy
to be borne by them. Pay the carrier.
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MAsONIC.-The following named gen.
tlemen have bees appointed from their
several Lodges, as committees, to super
wise the proposed Masonic Fair, to be
held as an initiative measure to raise
funds for the erection of a Masonic Tenn
pie in this city. The con mittees will
meet In the Office OF j. w. Page, Jr.,
Madison street, Monday evening next
ST 4 o'clock:
Lelis Scott No. CSC. Curtis, P. Fl.
BrysOn RDd.LOu LsU6rie.
South Memphis No. 1iS- = NJ. Jobe,
J. Hsppek and A. +. TreRdwell.
DsS0to No. 299-W. c. C. Foster, John
w. Grahsm and J q. Smith.
Angerons No. l6S-A Z FARMLAND,
J. W. Page, Jr.. and q. R=eder.
Kilwinning No. 84l-George Msllersh,
w. B. Richsrdet and G, G. Ward,
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REMEMBER THE CARRIER.-0dr ps-
irons GIi please remember that seven
copies OF the APPEAL are delivered 10
them eaca week fof the trlfilug sum of
tWeaty flee cents. The carriers WGo leave
them are required to settle with the sU-
p-erintezGent Of circulation punGtuaily
every Saturday, and in their name we
ask ysu NOT TO FORGET THE CARRIER.
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STATE OF NV YORK.

City snd County of New York
NORRIS FRANKLIN, Te'ident, 9sd WILLIAM
h. BACKS. ActusTy, OF TIE HeW York Life To-
sursnee Company, being seveTsily duty a.
hrmed ard sworn, do seyerslly depose and say,
and each for him self says, that the above $ ate
msnt OF the "a d Company, on the thirty -hrst
day OF December, 1858, is correct and true, &C
cOrding 10 the best OF their knowledge, tnfOr-
nation and ba.iaf.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President,
WM. ID. BEE -, Viee-PIes { and Actuary.
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NOTICE.
Reception of the Ex-President,

The COMMITTEES Of Invitation, Re-
ception and Arrangements, and also the
Marshsls appointed will please meet the
undersigned at the OFerton Hotel this
afternoon at 3 O'Clock, Important BUSH
ness relative 10 the reception and enter
tAinment OF the distinguished ex Presi-
dent will be presented for innkdiste
action. Meanwhile 1t is requested and
fondly hoped that the ladies of our city
will manifest their accustomed public
spirit by selecting and providing q suitable
number OF young ladies to appear as
Representatives of the d ffsrent States at
the grand reception, and 1t is also hoped
and desired thai as many of the social
and chartered organizations OF the city
az can will testify their appreciation OF
the craftsmanship, patriotism and nnfal-
tering devotion 10 constitutional liberty,
Of the distinguished visitor, by turning
out in corporate capacity. Let It be q
free will Cffsring; one grand ovation.
NJ. ID. J.. STEWART,
Chairman Committee or Arrangements.
The gentlemen appointed assistant
mArshals by the Committee of Arrange
mont for the reception OF ex President
johnson are requested to meet at the
Office Of EdgintOn & Hslsey, Jefferson
Block, at precisely four O'Clock this af-
terDOon. IRVING HALSEY.
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srArn OF YEA YORK

City and County Of New York 20
Be it known, that on this twenty-fOurth day
of Febru -ry, ammo D5miut. one thousand
eight hundred and sixty nine, before nee. J.
Leander starr, q Notary Publi1 in and for the
State of New York, duly Commissioned and
sworn, residing in the city OF New York, per-
sonally came MORRIS and VIII.
LIAM 4. BEERS, who being by me duly affirmed
and sworn, did depOse aud say, that the con
tents of the arove affidavit by them subscribed
were true according to the best OF Their knoWl-
edge, information and belief.
i 4. STARR NOlary Public.
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AN OLD CITIZEN GONE.-Dr. T. Il.
Todd, q resident Of Whites Station, ten
miles from town, on the MemBhis and
Charleston Railroad, DIED at 7 o'clock
Thursday night, i'm the sixty. 6Tsg year of
his age. Dr.. Todd was q resident Of this
portion OF Tennessee for twenty five
years, and wat one Of the most highly
respected, upright and honorable citizens.
will be severely felt.
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BUOKEYE SALVE.--The great
remedy for Piles, just received
and for sale by
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
Wholesale Druggists,
3O1 a. SOB Main st.
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DIE HopENwELT, Leslie, Demorest,
Cooley and other fashion magazines
and weeklies, csn be had st Joe Locke's,
1864 Main street.
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Gorham Manufacturing Company,
PROVIDENCE. r. L,
STERLING SILVER WARE


ElNE EL6ClhO ELAAED UA6Gs
THIS Company, having the NEST extensive
Il and complete SilverWare Factory in the
world and employing the best taient in de-
signing, modelling aud Flushing. are. with the
AID of Ingenious and Iabor-Savtng machinery,
enabled to produce in large quantities. and at
the loves: prices, goes beautiful In design and
unsurpassed in finish, The nne0ess CT which
they guarantee to be OF stering purity u. s.
Mint assay. A certi1icsts l. issued with all ar
titles ia silver for ire purpose OF protesting
purcAaS ers from limitations OF their designs.
They also continue to manufacture their well
known aad unrivailed Niekel-Silvsr Electro
Plated Wars, which Will last twenty-five years
with fair everyday usage
Orders received fr3m The tTadeonly, but these
goods may be obtainsd from respOn. fole deal
-, ayorUuuhara-
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ToTHE AFFLICPED.-To ali those who
have Injured their feet, either by tight
boots or in any other manner, and are
now suffering from the consequences, we
would recommend q visit to DR.. Lane,
at the Peabody Hotel. The doctor, who
is q skiIiful surgeon chiropodist, and by
q new process OF his own removes corns,
callOsities, buttons, excrescences, etc,
almost instantly and withOu pain. He
will remain in the city but q few days
longer.
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ST. JOINS NJ. E. CHURCH-Services
in the Law Court Room. Quarterly
meeting tomorrow. Love Feast at 10
8. m. Preaching by Rev. w. H Pearne,
p. E., at IL q. NJ, followed by the sacrs-
ment of the Lords Supper.
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PERsONAL.-COl. w. c. Berry, Of Au-
gusta,-Ark., is stopping 1T the CONNER
cial Hotel; also J.. G. Reeves, OF Somer-
vile, Tenn.
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Sr. NICHOLAS RESTAURANT, No. 80
North Court. street, is open day and
night, and will furnish meals st sli
hours. The freshest food and latest deli
cacies always served no.
+ WALTER q GRIFFITH.
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Gen. ALERT Pike arrived in the city
on Wendesdsy from Washington on his
way to Chicot county, Ark, where he
has some legal business to attend to. He
will return this way in a couple Of weeks,
on his way back to Washington city.
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GENUINE British hslf-hose, 373c; fine
full bosom shirts, 81 So. Great bargains
in Gents Clothing, Boots, Shoes and
Hats, at J. H. Loewsnstine & Bros, 81
Main street.
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PAINFUL ACCIDENT.-We were panied
to lesrn last night that the Rev, DIR.
Ford was thrown from his buggy while
riding In the suburbs last evening, and
his right thlgh\ Rd shollder were badly
fractured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-10

ICE CREAM AT BEBTON's, on POPLAR
STREET.-ThOse who would ike to par
take of good ice cream should Gall at
BeCon's corner OF Poplar and Fourth
strNs. The ladies will fad 3 neat and
retired saloon %especiaIIY for their use,
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FINE CHANCE FOR ENGAGING IN A
GOOD PAYING BUsINEss.-An estab-
lished first class Ssloon-excellent Iocs-
tion-havir 6 a good run of paying GUS
tom. Address -. Co." care Of APPEAL
office. !
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Buckeye SaIVe.- The great
remedy for the cure SfPHes, tu-t
received and for sale by w. n.
WfIkersOn s. Co., Druggists, $40
Maia street
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MOVEMENTS OF BISHOP QUINTARD.-
We are requested to announce that
Bishop QuiDtSTd will administer the
right of ordination at Calvary Church, on
Sunday nezt ct II O'Clock Confirms
ton at Grace Church ct 81 pm, and at
st. Lazarus at u pm.
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BEST SprRgue snd MeTriusck Spring
Prints, I24e., at J. 81. L9ewenstine d
Bros, 81 Main street, "cbesper thsn
the ohespest," "A genuine Almy's
Biesched Domestic, worth zoe, at l53
CENTS.
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WIeaANs & THORN, 2S3 Main street.
msnuiactnrers OF and dealers Ia e. \.
shirts and mems furnishing goods,
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LAwNDALE 4 quarter Domestic, 15c, at
NJ. KTaus q Co.'s, 2lS Main street, corner
of Adams.
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LADIES' White Hose, 81 IS per dozen,
worth 50, st NJ. Krsus q Co.'s, 2lS Main
street, corner of Adams.
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Ruckeye raiVe.-A fresh sup
ply s.fthe nsVer-failiDg rem say
Tor piles Just received ana for
safe by &. e. WaTd "a Bro,
( Cor. Adams and 81 al Hts
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COOP Corsets al 81, worth 81 so, at NJ.
Rrsus & Co.'s, 2lS Main street. corner Of
Adams.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-10

WE keep the Buffalo brand black Al
psoas in all grades. NJ. Kraus & Co.,
BIS Main street, corner OF Adams.
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ALL Weol Csssimeres, 75e, at NJ
Krsus & Co.'s, us Main street, corner of
Adams,
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SOLID color Summer Dress Goods, 25c,
st NJ. Kraus & Co., 2lS Main street, cor
mar OF Adams,
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New lot Silk Dress Buttons, Six Fringe
aud colored Sstins, ct NJ. Kraus d Co 's,
2lS Main street, corner Of Adams,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-10

COUNTRY merchants wanting Dry
Goods examine the stock Of NJ. Kraus 6
Co, 2lS Main street, corner of Adams.
Will cut dress patterns for country mer-
chants from retail stock. I
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A LARGE lot of log cabin pictures,
Southern Cultivator, rural and other
agricultural papers at L9cke's, 1854 Main
street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-10

THE DAILY APPEAL Is delivered By
faithful carriers, SeUeH times a week for
taUenty-fVe cents.
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The great and wonderful rem
edy for Piles, {" Buckeye SaiVe,''
just received and for sale by
w. "A. SeabrO0k,
Cor. Main auI pOpIar SITS.
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JOE LOCRE's counters are loaded with
magazines, phunpy pspers, illustrated
weeklies, Northern and Western dEilies,
at 1854 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-10

Go SEE the velOcipede tie collar at
Wiggsns & Thorn's, 2S3 Clay BaiidiDg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-10

CITY and country merchsnts will fnd
great Inducements ia price ard terms,
offered in dry goods, clothing, boots and
shoes and hats, at J. II. Loewenstine a
Bros, Clay Building. +
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-10

MEMS British Halt Hose, 81 50 per
drzan, worth So, at NJ. Krsus & Co.'S,
2ls Main street, cOrne OF Adams.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-10

ALL Linen Towels, 81 50 per dozen, at
NJ. Kraus & Co.'s, 2lS Main street, cor
neT of Adams.