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THE DOuBLE-mEADED GIRL.
AmBecantOGs LaBdIady Va. Feau.
CYNICAL Snowman.
Ply s~IOEogifal Theory Set Al
EaugEt.

IN connection with the dual beaded,
t1eai bodied tebai1ins now on exbihition
"A the cry there occurs 10 as an incident
Wnlcn DefeI her Cor hersj while m a
Southern city. The person who vas
specializing IN the vagaries Of nstura ~
piled "a landlsdy who, for short, We
VIII call Mrs. COTE, for bOsFd for himself
@ad Inc double girl. The terms were
Agtsea uPon-two persons, 50 much Ger
Week, Hires and lights extra. etc. The
hrss meal partaken OF by the Marty ham,
pened to be dinner, and svsrStbfno
passed OF nice enough until he desser9
was placed upon the table. when "niv1er
feelin" got the better Of the duo-eCI9rSd
feminine, and she (or they began to stow
away the sweet things through both
hatches. Hold on thar! shouted the
Isndladyi lyon cant come that OF me
I've been q keepin this yer house fof
more'n four yesFs, and I never seed one
person eat with " mouths yet. Hold
on thar, tWO.heGdsd uiager.U TBz
agent or Manager, as he WIS nut
Gown on the Bills, arose and d~siiyered 10
the landlady bis ~stereotvlad Iso,u-a
" This, ladies and g-entIsp;sn- ia The
great etc, but il v0ulaL.,t yin Mrs
q. saw, with her o@n s-psetacIss. her
dearly purchased provendsr RAPIDLY hid
zen oenind the portals OF tag0 rows Of
where 1aiy Gas had bsen paid for.
stsad = h couldn't, and, as he Sc
guel Proved Wouldn't. The agent tried
IL the ~versaculer, to "stand the old LADY
n" ont she took az appeal to a Justice
the Pesee, who, not being able 20 com
pre1end such a thing as two mouths
~iEh only oES digestive apparatus. gave
lOGgAasns for Mrs. G. without waiting
lor q physiological arguments Of defend. /
ants counsel,
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An Supreme Court aI BrOXgnS-
EIIles May, 1868.

The case following was fpcorrectiv
printed in the APPEAL OF the I0rb inst
snd therefore We reprint it
Lacey 4 McGee VS.. Moore, Lewis &
6oVan. Lacey & MeGes sued out e writ
or attachment at law against Stewart.
and caused jt TO be levied on eight bales
or cotton, as or the property OF Stewart.
After the Issuance OF the writ. and be-
fore its levy, Stewart sold and Delivered
the cotton to Moore, Lewis Il Govan.
The writ directed tbs Sheriff " TO attach
80 muen OF the estate OF Stewart as will
De Sufficient 70 satisfy the debt, ETC.,
but did not mention or Designate the
eight bales Of cotton.
Held, a. O. Smith, Judge Where
tina particular property levied on
IS not mentioned IN the
Wit OF attachment sued cut at Lax. the
lien OF the attachment aocrues, by vir.
tue OF section 1907 Ct the Code, from the
levy and not nom the issuance Of the
writ,
and the same construction OF the
Of the Code vas declared Ia the
case OF attachment bills 10 ehancery.
The Hen accruss from the levy OF the
writ, unlees tbs particular property At
tached be mentioned in the bill ; If so
mentioned, the lien sccrues from the
Ming of the bin. This deoisioz difsrs
rom theo opinion in Vance vs.. C0oper, 2
Cold. a re-hsGFing was granted IN that.
case, which Is SILL pending. And 90 the
reported Was not the final deeis.
ion OF The Court.
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AMCSESlEN rs.

The OPERA-U BGr5iere di SevioEia
vas the opera last night-one thai we
nave heard very frequently in our time,
out never better han last night. MIle
DuraHu, VINO, by tbs wRy, We learn is a
nallVe or CharlestCn, = Southern girl.
and as coed and true ss she is pretty,
which is making her Out so angel. saws
Squibbs ut u elbow, as /" ROsinsu wss
absolutely entrsncipg. From HUad
Voc9 POGO ia" &c the very end she seemed
TO exert herself to please the audience
winch Nas q good lean TO cram as
much real music as pjssible in q given
space. She was n1OsE heartily received
throughout, the audience loudly applaud
ing her at every opportunity. Der rem
dering of Una U0ce POGO ia" vas sung
Ia a manper that was perfectly ravish-
ing. II the singing lesson 1.-THE
great parade ground Of pTiaae Goaae-she
shone t~ransc9ndent, rendering her o
WITH sweetness, cleaEness and grace in
GescFibable.
BrigaOiI's "Alaneviva was divine.
His noble Rld impressive voice was
managed with that skill that has made
his name world -renowned. The audi-
ence wers profuse OF their tokens of ad-
miralion aod applause throughout his
every appearances.
Petrlili's Barber was a most excel
lent and finished piece of acting and
singing. His best hits were the Duo
with the Count in the first act, the par
Tor scene with Z Isina and the qaintette
in the second act.
LOcsteili's " Bartolo" was most excel
lent, and showed him to be an actor of
no common order. He was "a droll and
comic as could be, and went through his
parts" admirably. Sartiis "D0n Ba-
slllo" was all that the part admitted Of.
As a tout ensemble, we think all who
were present last night will bear US out
in saying that The Barber was q grand
success. Tonight, IS will be seen by the
advertisement, a grand bill is on the
boards, q we expect to see q crowded
house.
The great New Orleans circus and
menagerie to-day makes its congo with
three grand performaLces-the first at
ten O'Clock am, q moral performances
for those who do not care about seeing
the circus proper-sn exhibition of the
beasts and birds another st two O'Clock
and the last at even O'Clock. Every
body ought to go and see it, as it is really
the finest show Of the sort that ever
came to Memphis.
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Is 35s 90; from Jan. /. 1s89. 20 Msr,b81

Is 1853 90; from Jan. l 1888. 20 Marsh 81
1853, 1882 90; total, S25, 297 90.
Circuit Court Jurors. Warrauts-from
April 1861, to Dee. 81. 1857, S922 SO
from jan I. 1883, 70 Dae. 81, 1855 6
1872 90; from jan. ], 1860 to March 81.
1859 38l 90; total, g12, zsS 80
Criminal Court IusoTa Wsrrants-
from April I, 1867, o Dc. 81 1867,
ll.654 60 from Jan. /, 1868. 70 ID q. 81
1868, II, 754 90; fran jar. L. 1863. II
March 81 1859, 8 2s4 90; totat. SeG 6a9 90
Grand total, 1882 843 78-
Otthe above issuas there has been ra-
deemed as follows. viz:
By Thomas Il Lsonsrd, County Trus-
tee, TO April Z, 1868, $227 2a2 So.
By L w. Wickersham, County Trus-
tee, to July Is 1868 SIS G54 81.
By Joseph ]. POweFa, Cou9ty Trustee.
to March 81, 1863, $3.50 Il3 II.
Amount not called for, S6382 81,
Making a total Of s56s. ALB IA.
Amount outstanding March 81, 1859,
1894 400 So.
Witness my hand, at Office In Mem
phis, this 10th day OF May, 1865.
JOHN LOAGUE,
County Court Clerk.
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LAW REPORTS.


LAW CQERT-H. s.. Lee, judge
In this Court yesterday the regular cal
endsr was proceeded With, and ths cases
thereon disposed Of up to No. l71S lnelu
sive.
The orders and judgments entered are
given below
Pike vs. Observation-Disclosures for plain
tiff, 1881 50.
Rees, Brother & Co vs. Ferre & Andrews,
order Of dismissal.
Walt VI LaafoTd-judgment for plaintiff.
Hardin vs. Hines-judgment for pisinttf,
1898 IS
Bank Of Tennessee vs. Hansiey ct sl-or-
der OF dismissal.
Winter Va Msnp his O gsrton Hotel CO.
judgment for plaintiff, SllS4 60.
Verser vs. Scott-judgmsnt for plaintiff
$l7SS SO.
Payne We Gosh, Acknowledgement for
plaintiff, Sf510 90.
Specht VS. B ,rg ct sl-judgmentfo for plain
tiff, 1892 IS.
Bishop & Co VS. Moergel & Fidelday-
$795 IA
Mitchell VS. Myers-osder OF dismissal.
Gsylera VS. Winters-judgment for plain
If.
To-day the call Of the calendar will be
resumed, beginning With.No. 1918, and
will, If there 10 time, be continued 10 20
No. 1916 inclusive.
CHANCERY COURT WFn. N Smith.
CbdnceHOr.-Some two or three OF the
eases on che demurrer CALENDAR were de-
termined yesterday. The remainder
we're continued until Tuesday, 10th.
Court stands adjourned until Thursday,
the 18th instant. The case Of james vs..
Petit is set specially for that day. The
DEGREES fled yesterday are 81 follows,
to-Rit:
Chrisp vs. Bsrry, upon decision.
Saunders VS. DrOmgooie, reference.
Scheduled vs. Bingham, same.
Walker VS. Nelson, report confirmed.
Brown VS. Boyer, same.
Koffod vs. Hartley references. 2 u.g'
S1rran VS. 0'ConaoT, plea amended. ~
Page VS. Commercial Bank, reference.
Boggiano VS. Rocco, sale.
Banning VS. Rocco, sale. ~ 4
BrinkIsy We State Tennessee, motion TO
dissolve. sF.fO
Bzrrinds va Edson, same.
Cavsnaugh VS. Hirscn, order to show
cause,
CRIMINAL COURT. - Vim. Hunter,
Judge. There was a general Jail deliv-
cry in this Court yesterday. Twenty
eight persons, confined In jail for various
crimes, were discharged. The grand
Jay having been unable to find indict-
ments against them,
Nothing else done. No regular busi-
nsss on the calendar for to-day.
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BOOKS AND PAMPHLETS.

ReUieiD Of the Report of the Hon D
4. Wells. Special Commissioner OF Rec.
en{e.-thbs Is an s0ly written pamphlet,
full, however, OF fallaciOus reasoning and
sophisusi TO prove ttst "prOtectionu is
q great natienai blessing, and that in
creased tariffs cause Increased pubic and
private revenues, and further national
Independence.
E0ening By EUeRiag. or Reddia0s at
EUsntide, for the FdnaaV or Cost. 6a O.
II SPUTgeOn, NeU York nave
received from the publishers, Hssers.
sheldon q Co, 500 Broadway, a copv OF
this work, the last production of the
great English Dissenting pulpit orator.
It Ia q series Of shGrt religious medita-
tons f)r the evening OF each day in the
year, each drawn from or Quilt upon q
text in Scripture, and intended TO be
read when the noise and turmoil of day
Is over, in thec cool and calm q! sventide,
being IN this respsct = companion or
complement to " Morning by Morning"
oy the same author, which met with 3
very welcome and warm reception, both
IN England and America. The author
seems, TO use his own words. 10 have
stFiveu to keep out Of the comnou traek
in the selection Of his text, using unusual
ones, skd brought forward subjects GEN.
orally neglected. To those reIigionsly
inclined the book Will bs found a profit
abe and pleasant evening companion.
Proceedings Of the first AnnaoI Meet
ing Of the National Board Of Trade held
fl Cincinnati, Dec. 1865, Boston, 1862
We srs indebted TO tns Chamber of
Commerce of Cincinnati for q CODY of
this report Of one Of the most inDOrtaut
commercial conventions aver held in
tais country. It contains the constitu-
ton, bylaws, officers and list of mem
Ders OF the NatiOnsl Board of Trade, and
the proceedings OF the meeting in full.
day by day, with .stenogrsphie reports OF
speeches and debates. The latter
were on sui jscts of the utmost import
ance to our national commemorative Civil
Service Reform, Cash Sales Of Produce.
Felegrsphic Reform, Pacific Railroads,
etc. etc, and an accurate record OF them,
Ike the present report, is invaluable.
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From Geo. D. Prentice. Es4-EEdifOr OF
the L0utsvtiIs Journal.

From Geo. D. Prentice, Es4-EEdffOr OF
the LOutsVtfIs Journal.
DIR. LIGHTH1LI-DKAR SIR ! 7 am s0Fry to
learn that You Contemplate leaving Louisville
at TIE end OF The present week. 1 earnestly
wish that yeur engagements slsswhere might
permit ysu to remain here for a time longer.
Your sojOurn among rs, DR.. Lighthin, viii be
long remembered by our people. It has besna
blessing to many. You have treated me and .
female member of my family with great sue
cess. You seem to understand. as by Intuition.
the character of amalady and its best remedy.
You have a multitude of patients in this city,
and 1 have not seen or heard Of one to whom
you have held out the promise of relief with
out rendering 1t. Your entire practice among
us has been a Brszient success, and I cheerfully
recommend you 10 my many friends south,
and the public at large. as a physician deserv-
ing the almost confidence.
Hoping that You may 1--we long to be a bless
ing to additional thousands OF the afflicted. I
am, very truly, yours,
GEO. D. PRENTICE.
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from E. A. ConIr.,Er y. Of Milan. Tenn

From Z. a. cOIInssS Of Milan Tenn
To EDIroRs OF THE APPEAL
GENTLENEN-Dr. Lighthin expects to visit
your city soon, and for the bsneht OF the sut-
fering wish to say, through you, to your very
extensive acquaintance in this and other
Southern States, that DIR. LIshIhm can do all
for the suffering that can be Afforded by skill,
science and a comprehensive experience.
Iplaced under his treatment, over tive years
since, my niece, Miss Eliza Mitehum, OF McLs-
-moresvfIIe, Tenn she had BEEN suffering nom
a ohila, with a rising In the head. which had
for years emitted through the ear a very ugly
and offensive corruption. Her case had been
treated by the best physicians Of the country.
and had bafied the skin OF them all. DR..
Lighthin kept her under his immediate charge
for ten daysand then sent her home with rem
sdIes. she used The remedies as directed. and
m three months was entirely well, and stiiI
continues In excellent health.
1t may be proper to state that when Miss
Mitenum went under Dr.. LightbnI's treatment
she was unable 10 walk. and, - her friends
thought, was rapidly approaching death.
If you have any friends among your extern
sive acquaintance suffering with any chronic
disease. you may safely them TO
d.. Lighthin. Yours, very respectfully,
E. A. COLLINS.
From Capt. sElas =. miller. Proprtetor OF
the Galt House. Louisvtlie. Ky.
To MI FRIENDS AND THE PUBLIC:
Il affords me great satisnaotion to be able to
testify to the success of DR.. Lighthm in the
treatment of deafness. a~na.exprsss my sense OF
obligation to him.
My hearing had been impaired for number
Of years, at times to such an extent rs 10 en-
Barrass me seriously. Or. LighthtIl, under
whose care 1 placed myself has removed ths
difneaIty completely. aud restored ma % per
feet Aening. sILAs =. AL1LER.
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COMMERCIAL CONVENTION.
Meeting Of lhe Committee OF Ar
engagements Yesterday.
Call for a Meeting Of Delegates
To-day at Four O'clock.

A meeting of the COMMITTEES on Ar
Engagements was held yesterday evening
IN the hall OF the Chamber of Com
msFee. The chairman being absent,
Mr.. w. l.. Stewart vas called to preside.
The report Of sub-eOmmittees was tbs
hrst business IA order, and was - fol-
lows:
The committee appointed to CORES.
pond with connecting lines Of railroads
and steamboats, made q partial report to
the ELECT that ths steamboat lines, so far
az Beard from, agree to transports deIs-
gates ADD invited guesta sc half fare.
Mr. EseEart reported that the Green
law Opera Hall bad been engaged for tne
Convention, both day ana night he
had also secured several roons for COM
mistees. Nillestts Hall, an Adams
street, lad bseu secured ss hall Tor The
reception OF delegates and guests on Their
arrival.
A committee, consisting Of Can't. LIE.
now and Mr.. Dyer, was appointed To
vail en- the President Of the Chamber
OF Commerce, and Request ntra to call =
general meeting Of al the committees
on Th4rscay at-4 pm.
MI. Erankland, fsoEg the Committee
20 prepare the Hail, maize . partial re-
port ana oG motion he Wss authorized
to proceed win his arrangements as re-
ported, sud draw on the Chairman OF he
Finanes Committee for funds to pay the
necessary expenses.
Adjourned TO Thursday at pm.
Ihe following named delegates to rep
resslt the City Of Memphis and the
Memphis Chamber of Commerce in the
ConneTaial Convention, will please meet
promptly at the Chamber of Commerce
ODD Fellows Hall) tins Wednesday 81
,eFnO0u at 4 oicioak.
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AgpNAz4
OMce--Es. fS JegeFsoR Street..
CITY MATTERS.

MEETING or TIE SHELBY COUNTY
DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
There viii be u meeting Of the Shelby
County Democratic Executive Commit
tee On Wednesday, l2th inst, al two
O'Clock, 81 the CfiJe Of VI. d. l.. Stewart,
ESQ. The uomiEees Ct the iete Demo-
cratic Convention are invited to Do pres
6nL. =. WOODWARD,
CaaiIInaE pro. tem.
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". Il. PASSA0RE 3 co..
.HGiaaGGFs and Commission Merchants,
LIZ Main Street.,


LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
HAVING established q house, as above, In
connection with the Old and weli-kno,Vn
one in Memphis, respectfully solicit from Their
friends and customers share OF patronaze for
the new house. the eonn8ctien, location ana
for the traneac ion OF any business there Tor
residents Of Memphis and Vicinity.
VIII be happy TO see their friends at the old
stand, Ne. 81 Second street, Memphis, the
business OF which Will be attended to with
their accustomed energy and reliability.
~ Liberal advances on c0nsignments to
both or either house. ap8l
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

There IL no mistake about Il. PL ANITA
lion L will ward Off Fever and Ague
anu al klndred diseases, n used in time. No
family need suffer from fhfs DISTRESSING conn
plalnt II they will keep PLANTATION BIT
Tens the house, and use f. according to di-
rsctlOns Inc most important Ingredient Of
this med cine is Calisaya or PERUVIAN RarE
when is known 10 be the Aoest and purest
TOME IN the veget thie kingdom. The exfraot
OF this BARK is the active principle of all the
good Fever and Ague medicines prescribed by
intelligent doctors. Calisaya Bark is used ex-
tensiYely in the manufacture Of PLANTA-
TON BIrTElkS, as well as qufnine, and we
dare say they owe their popularity mostly to
That fact. MeCanT recommend them.
Magnolia Ratev-superiorto the best i'm.
ported German Cologne, and sold at half the
price,
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Ar the Commercial Hotel are DR.. r.
]. Williams and j. B. Parker, Esq OF
Gsdsden, Tenn; w. K. Brown, Bells,
Tenn; Capt. w. F. Wess0n, Atlanta,
Co.; Capt. NJ, w. Hanson and Msi w.
z. Clark. Ps1ols, Miss; Col. John NJ,
Nelson, PIcahontRs, Tenn.
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LADIES! New lot Pain and Striped
Grenadines non New York auctions,
25e Der yard, at NJ. KrAus 4 Co.'S, coTpeT
Main ard Adams etTeet.
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jos LOCKE, z364 Main street. has all
he Illustrated, literary, scientific, Irish,
German, French and sporting weeklies,
Chicago, Nashville. Louisville, Cincln
natl, st. Louis and New York dailies. I
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UNDERWRITERS SALE Of klatboat r.
r. Lee, inclOtiIg All her riggings, cable,
etc, at auction, Wednesday, May lz.h,
at 80 O'Clock s.Un., IT the mouth Of VOL
river. Sale positive.
AZ. FARMLAND. Aueuoneer.
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our Cassimeres and linens for
par : aud suits, the best assorted
and che agtsl ih the cfsy. Her
cog q BIO.
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To CoUNTRY MERCHANTs.-Just re.
ceived New Prints, Damestics, Stripes.
Plaids. Linens. Cottonsdes and Notions
at M. Kraus & Co.'s, corner Main and
Adams strests. +
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LOST--FoUND.

a OST-Gn THURSDAY evening, May 9, lSOs, a
red, hign-lesged IGN mas wIIIe sos n
her sioe, a pant Of the oluE1 OF tue IaL- 80 oiT
~ pale TO any one returning sAI ~ -
AESNY TsChUDI, living betW cen Ue NSs
aud Did Isleiga roads, "a miles nom ~
Aguar1.
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THREE sizes White Marseilles Crib
Quilts &C q bargaln-A so, 81, and 81 so,
at M. Krans d Co.'s, r Main and
Adams.
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The store OF +. LDweustein & Bros
will Dc closed to-day on account OF the
death Of thsiE mother.
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FOR SAFE.

CoR sALF.-The beasiuuI RESIDENCE kpo@n
A. the MEShkS FLAGAr un oooLo5
Erepue. about IwO blocks nCrtA ~ tAe S
80 ~ me Poplar street railfosu. IT'S sSOuaSS
coruurtse auOuL A. acre, With caTrlsgo hSA
spd o~uf-bouses. II viii be sold On f&NofHD4e
Terms, or exchanged for business PIoPJ1sS'
hppiy toMENEEN BROTHERS. mhs
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IMPORTANT TO GEETLEMEN.-Gs ots'
sll Linen Hemmed HAndkeFehief=, 81
per dozen, worth Sc Britiah Half Hose,
"a 50 per dozen, worth S. P0ffed Bosom
Shirts, 81. worth s. GzUzs and Isle
Thread Uadershirts st great bargains.
NJ. Kraus Il Co, corner MGiR and Adams
street.
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500 REWARD.

nNE hundred dollars reward viii be paid for
II the. recovery OF the body OF DR.. I. W.
GARKEY, by JOSEPH SPECHT,
myll d&W ~ Madison street,
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Dying Confessions OF the MUIR
derer of Capt. Davis.
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OUR new prints have arrived most
beautiful styies l24e per ysrd. n. kraus
q 60 corner Main and Adams street. I
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The Trial of Crump--Why the
Judge Advocate II signed.
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IRISH Linens from New York suc-
TONS Soc per yard, at M. Kraus d Co.'s,
corner Main and Adams streets.
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DIE MODENWELT for Nay, Decides the
other fashion ana literary magazines at
goe LOcke's, Z6l Main street.
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DOG MULES, beer c~oOlers, refrigere-
tors and ehower baths st the Charter
stove Emporium, l9l Main street, north
west corner Of Washington.
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Daring this m0UtEi 8nIy!! Our
Dress GOOds at Costs HerZ0g 4
BrO., 294 main.
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The ScuiheID Express Company viii
deliver st V. d. Fuchs, Al Jefferson
street, this morning, another lot Of fresh
sAlmcr. Cali and get them.
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Irish Linens greatly reduced.
HeTZOg * Bro.
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Another Chapter of The Prom
Ised Expose.
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SPLENDID article IO-4 Biesehed Sheet
irg, SOC per yard Al 81. Krsus 4 C0.'s cor
Fer Main and Adams street.
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THE DAILY APPEAL is dekueTed 6y
faithful carriers, Screen times q meek for
aOeatr-fU oe1ts.
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Price oar Dress Goods! All we
ash n so price them. Hes ZOg IL
Bro, 294 MAIN.
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LADIES Just received another lot Of
those splendid Corsets 81, worth 81 50, st
NJ. hrsus d Co.'s, corner Main and Adj
ANS,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-05-12

NEW lines. Of Lawns, Jsconets and
colCred Piques Just received by NJ. KrsUs
& Co., corner Main and Adams.
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Fer Dress Goods go to Herzeg's.

MENKEK Bros. have the cheapest
dress goods.
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LOOK at u B.eacAed Domestic. Toe
per yard. 81. kraus Il Co., corner Msin
and Adams street. +
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ATTEND the great dTess goods sale ct
Menken BrOs.
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FOR BENT,

----T = Rrlcs cottage hesidencs, with
4 IN acre OF ground ~1ed-slao NeL'
1lstsrn. servGnls' houses, frGlt liets etc, 81;
Mil b. rented cheap, or l6AssI q
Strset. APP TO u. TRADEh No. oSA DnIUH
or "a FrOuLsJrSoL
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Back Grenadines IS cents peT
yard. Ehis article il aunerIOr 10
anything ga Ihe marked Sc. The
pEIce. AerxOg q RrO.
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LADIES! Please look at cur Dew styles
Striped POpLnF iust received. NJ KEsUs
d Co., corner Main and Adams street.