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ST. E PICNIC.
erard PrOcessiOn-kagaihcent Display
Delightful Times.

The Sunday School children of st.
Peters yesterday held their annual pic.
mic at James Park, as advertised by as
for several days past, and we can truth
fully say b III 1t was a grand success in
every sense of the word.
At an early hour yesterday morning,
the children commenced assembling at st.
Peters Church. on the corner of Third
and Adams streets. By half past nine
the line was formed and at ten took up
their lin of march for the scene of festiv-
tiles. The procession was as follows:
Sodality Band.
The Sunday school boys, bearing banners
of white satin, each decorated with beau
tiful pictures, inscribed as follows: est.
Dominic" GOOD Shepherd, ""John
the Baptist " Desired of Ma
tions," "Sweet Names of Je-
sus, " angel Guardians, :" "St.
Peter" "St. Aloysius," etc.
Carriage drawn by four horses, bearing the
Queen of May, Miss Maggie DAILY,
dressed in white satin, gold
fringe, gold e0ronet.
In the same carriage were the
Misses Jennie Chambers and Rosa
Barth, guarded by eighteen boys,
dressed in Zouave costume.
Banner of the Immaculate Conception.
Directress of the girls-Miss Mary Cor
dona, with assistants.
Young ladies in white, with pink ssshes,
bearing banners of white satin,
appropriately inscribed.
The Queen of Flowers, Miss Victoria
Cordona.
Little girls dressed to represent flowers
"h~ollyhock," big snnhower,"
dpinks, - E" daisy" etc.
FAIRY Queen, Miss Mollie Costello.
Fairies dressed in white, with green illu-
sion.
Gypsy Queen, Miss Emma App.
GipsieS,dressed in red silk, with yellow
satin overskirts, looped up, sun
down" hats, and carrying
tambourines.
Carriages with friends and relatives.
On arriving at the park, the little ones
had a rest after their long and hot walk,
and then the ceremony of enthroning the
beautiful little queen was performed.
The directress, Miss Mary Cordona, who
was dressed in pure white, and who
looked like q little angel, addressed the
Queen, Miss Maggie DAILY, cOngratulatlng
her on her elevation to the high position
of Queen of May, and also welcoming the
friends and acq~uaintanoes to the day of
the month Of Mary" The charming
little Queen replied In a pretty and grace
full speech, and then the GROWERS, Miss
Rosa Barth and Jennie Chambers placed
the coronet upon her brow.
1t is needless for us to go through the
details of the ceremonies, but we can as
sure our readers 8 more delightful day
was never spent under the spreading
trees of James Park. Dancing was COM
menced as soon as the ceremonies were
over and were continued until the storm
cloud which came up from the southeast,
about half-past 5 O'Clock, frightened them
to their homes. We wish that every lit
tie miss and master who took part may
be on hand the next first of May to enjoy
ssimilar festival.
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LAW
Law eourt..Iudne Anderson.

Ldh COufI-'JuuBe HuueTSoh.
The case Of Brennan VS.. Duf1ceY was
tried yesterday. The jury rendered q
verdict in favor of the plaintiff for S2l8.
The following cases are set for to-day:
2642 McLochlin VS.. Smith ct al.
26SS Parham VS.. Brannon.
2755 Wood VS.. Waggener.
255S Ferree d Andrews VS.. Staily Ell al.
2I35 Peres 81 Co. VS.. Ehrlich.s
2777 Memphis GayosO Gas Company vs..
Virgins.
2779 Same VS.. VaccarO.
27S3 Same VS.. Menken Bros. & Co,
27S9 Same VS.. Niederer. ~GD
2940 Bowers VS.. Steamer MOllie Handle
ton.
1856 Workman VS.. Hughes.
$3.50 COggsWell vs.. Seessel.
1885, Herman VS.. Fox.
1856 Cassidy, use, etc, Is. Memphis Oyer
ton Hotel Co.
1898 Irwin Us. WaterhOuse ct. al.
1896 Fransioli VS.. wilkins, ex'r.
After the above cases are disposed OF
the special calendar as originally pub
lished will be resumed at No. 30I0, HaW-
ley VS.. Moore, and called regularly
through the remaining cases.
~Chancery COurt---ChanceIlOr Morgan.
Regular May term, 1870, of this Court
commences on Monday next, the 9th
inst. A calendar for that day will be
published in due time.
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TNFORMATION-My son, NEVILLE C..
L sEARLES, OF about q years of age, about
SIX feet high, light complexion, dark hair
and OF genteel appearance, g painter by
trade, LETT PASA, Illinois, about the LIST Ofthfs
month for St. Louis and Memphis on his
way TO this city. / have reason to believe
that some accident has befallen him, and
lear ne may have been fOuIly dealt with, as
ne was known 70 have money about him.
any information concerning the said Neville
Z. Searles will be thankfully received and
suitably rewarded by his anxious father.
STEPHEN SEARLES.
Anthony House, Little Rock, Arkansas.
81. Louis Daily Republican publish 3 times
and send bill to Jas. A. Henry, proprietor OF
Anthony House, Little Rock, for collection.
myi
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TO OWNERS OF BABIES
Quarter RaCs for Two Year OIds-EntrarOs
Free.

An interesting exhibition will take
place at the park on Thursday evening
next (day after Tomorrow, being no
less than a genuine i~mprovised al JrescO
dsrstand that the affair originated in the
j~ealousies of the colored nurses who every
evening parade their young charges in
the square. The affair received an impe-
tus also from the spiteful remarks of an
old maid from Louisville, who said that
she had never seen a decent looking baby
in NJ emphis. This was heard by some of
the bOnHes, who instantly determined to
resent it in this manner. We understand
that a procession will be formed at half
past four O'Clock precisely, at the NIX
street gate, and a complete tour o6tShe
park Will be made inside. All young
mothers are invited to attend. Home
productions preferred, but all are admis-
sible. Entries free, to close at four
O'Clock pm. on Thursday.
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DRESS GOODS REDUCED"

CANS NEW STORE, 2es Main street.
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LIST OF PRICES
FOR THIS WEEK.

Mozambiques, Is cents per yard.
Grenadines, 25 cents per yard.
Linen Lawns, q cents per yard.
Buff Mozambique, Is cents per yard.
Pink Mozambique, Is cents per yard.
Japanese Mozambique, 25c per yard.
Imported Corsets, 70 cents.
French Corsets, 81 so.
Swiss, l5 cents per yard.
Good Swiss, Is cents por yard.
Irish Linen, Ss cents per yard.
Good Linen, so cents per yard.
Great bargains in Lace Shawls.
Great bargains in Iron Grenadines.
Great bargains In Piques.
Best French Bingham, 81 cents.
Sash Ribbons.
HERZOG & BRO,
294 Main street.
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GAS WORKS, May 2, 1870.
The river rose l inch in the past
twenty-fOur hours. Below high water
mark of 1867, 3 feet.
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TREMENDOUS ARRIVAL
LACE sHAwLs !
THE BARGAINS WE GIVE

We have received on last evening a
heavy assortment of Lace Shawls, which
defy anything in the city. The goods are
unusually cheap, and we shall sell them
likewise. Price the shswls anywhere in
the city, if you ave to buy one, and then
come to US, and we will sell you the bar
gain. The goods will be marked out this
morning, HERZ0G & BRO,
2Q4 Main street.
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OUR LADIES' SHOES The CHEAPEST.
CANS NEW STORE, 2gs Main street

HOME FOR GENERAL CONFERENCE
DELEGATEs.-SO large will be the General
Conference.-The hundred and fifty mem
bers-we have not yet obtained homes
enough. Fifty more are needed. Citi-
zens, we hope, will show their noble and
generous hospitality, and are requested
TO make known their tender of assistance
to Ben. X. Pullen. No. 273 Main street,
Spicer & Sharpe, No. S54 Main street, or
at the AdUocGte office, p Jefferson street.
Please cOme forward Immediately.
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DR.. r. II. MCKAY, of Germantown.
having lost all by the burning of his
dwelling house on last Wednesday night,
those who are able and willing to con-
tribute to his relief may do so by hand
ing the amount of their contributions to
Mr.. F. Molitor this day.
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TERRIBLE SHOOTING ARRAY.
Midnight Pistol Practlce-A Man and a
Woman Shot.
Arrest Of the Parties Accused Of the
Shooting.

A ball was given last night at a place on
the levee at the foot of Adams street,
kept by a man named Dolsn. 1t was kept
up in a rather orderly tanner until after
midnight, when, we understand that a
quarrel arose between John Cosgrove and
Ed. Mcguire. 1--WE could not learn the
cause, or who was to blame, but in the
scrimmage that ensued, a named
Kate Smith, keeper of ahouse," No.
1856 Front Row, was shot through the
right arm, near the shoulder. The matter
was quieted up and the woman sent home
without any arrests being made. Several
of the party adjourned to Duffy's saloon
shortly afterWard, where it appears that
the quarrel was renewed, Jack Winters
having a fuss with a lame man named
Dignan, and knocking him down. An
inoftensive, quiet man, named Morris
eastman Ia lsborer at Graves e. Orders
cotton press, picked Dignsn up, when
Winters exclaimed that he was the "best
man on the sidewalk" drew q pistol and
hot eastman through the body-the ball
taking effect on the right side, between
the fourth and fifth rits.
This pistol shot attracted the attention
of Captain Athey of the police, who i'm
mediately ran down to Duffy's and found
eastman lying on the sidewalk, bleeding
profusely from wounds on his head
and chin, where he had beer beaten
las he says by Winters after he
was shot. He was hastily conveyed to
the station-house and DIR. Lynch sent for.
Meanwhile eastman made his state
ment in regard to the shooting, which is
that (which we give abOvel, and through
him it was first learned of the shooting
OF Kate Smith. Captain Athey immedi-
ately went for her, and finding her
able 70 ravel brought her to the
station, where she stated the fact
detailed above in regard to the
quarrel between CosgrOve and Mcclure
at Dolsn's. She also stated that John Cos
grove had shot her. She said that she
saw him with a pistol in each hand, in the
crowd. and that he fired at some man,
shooting her accidentally.
Cosgrove happening to come into the
station-boRSe about7 this time, Chief
O'Donn0N who hsdl also come in), or
dered him to be arrested and locked up,
which was done.
Chief O'Donnell and several trusty men
Immediately went after Winters, and no
doubt captured him. At present writing
past ono 1t is not known whether
Cashman's wound is fatal or not. Kate
Smiths is severe, but not dangerous.
Several other parties were more or less
injured by blows from fists or brass
knuckles in the scrimmage. The affair
will be Investigated this morning.
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FOR RENT.

ID OOMS-Newly furnished. single or in
II suits, suitable for families; water frcili-
ties and yard accommodations excellent; APP
ply at Hotel D'Europe, with satisfactory
reference. my3
HOUSE LOT.-UntiI the first day OF
II January, 1871, a House and Lot on Wal
den avenue; lot 65 by 800 feet deep. Apply
70 L G. Garrett, No. Y Madison street, and
III Main street, Memphis, Tenn, my
OOTTAGE.-A neat cottage-house "a rooms,
u kitchen and stOre-roOm, garden planted
and in good cOnditiOn) on new Brinkley
avenue, To a good tenant. rents moderate.
MALONE, THOMAS & CO.,
myI No. Is Union street.
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LONWEfss sfssssfssfFT"VVV = 1VVV
The business for the first quarter of this
year by the same lines indicate that the
trips and tonnage of 1870 will be far
greater han that of last year.
A newspaper corra4endent of a st.
Louis paper says: "There was a time this
spring when il cost more to ship a barrel
OF fiour by boas to New Orleans than
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PERSONAL.

Col. W. q. Falkner, Ripley, Miss, Gen.
X. p. Nicely, Bolivar, Tenn, Col. j. h.
Anderson and family are in the city and
stopping at the Peabody Hotel.
CHEAPER than the cheapest - dress
goods at ten cents a yard.
T. ", JOHNSTON Il co.
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terry, affections Of The kidneys, fever, ner-
vousness, ehills, diseases OF the skin, fmpu-
rtty Of the blood melancholy or depression
OF spirits, heartburn, collie. or pains in the
bowels, pain in the head, fever and ague.
drOpsy. bOils, pain in back and limbs, asthma
e~rysipelas. female affections, and bilious dis
eases generally. Prepared only by
H. ZEIL1N & CO.,
Druggists, Macon, Ga.
For sale by all Druggists in Memphis.
Price, 81; BY mail, 81 3. ap5
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painful sensation OF
something which Ough
Orten complaining OF W.
low spirits. Sometimes
attend the disease, and
few Of them ; but the II
organ most involved. {
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list OF letters remain
ing ia the Memphis Postof1ce and not deliy-
red by carriers yesterday.
, All letters directed to street and numbers
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
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FOR ST. %aANCIs RIVER.
FOR RIM.

Spacious, WsII-lighted & Ventilated Rooms.
Situated In the very center and business
portion of the city. Equally calculated for
courtrooms, societies, or any business what
ever; also. a few PLEASANT BEDROOMS, at
reasonable rates. Apply to
JOSEPH J.. ANDREWS,
feb5s &2 Front Row, Upstairs.
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LARGEST variety and prices lowest in
underwear at Wiggans & Thorn's, 2S3
Main street. F. Y. shirts ready made or
made to Order-ht guaranteed.
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LINEN LAWNS, a irst-ciass article, al
27Hc, worth Soc.
T. w. JOHNSTON d co.
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MONEY To L0AN.-Parties can. negotiate
vi for large or small amounts, on long or
short time, by addressing J. B. 8, Postofice
box 80. apis
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ITO cure dyspepsia
headache, ~jaundiee
|-costiveness, sickhesd-
|ache, chronic diar-
|rhea, affections OF the
bladder, camp dysen-
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FANS! FANs! FANS! ! The largest
and handsomest assortment in the CITY,
T. W. JOHNSTON & co.
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WHITE PIOUEs-- Oh, HOW CHEAP
GANs, SEW STORE. rs Main street

HITE & CoRwINE haye removed their
Job Printing establishment to the AP-
PEAL Building, IA UniOnstreet, and we are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
tpons of the APPEAL will bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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TO PUBLIC.

The Office Of the Sheriff of Shelby conn-
ty Is at present at Az North Court stree,
MARCUS L court
Sheriff w EllF94R
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR JUDGE I5rH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.
CHANCELLOR ID oHANC'RY COURT.

CHANCELLOR ID CHANCERY COURT.
! announce myself as q candidate for the
Chancellorship Of the Second t2dl Chaneery
ap2s G.. A. HANSON.
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Observe DonohO, Joy & Co.'S advertise
meHt OF the Wickersham property, EN-
bracing Library and Post Office buildings,
New Memphis Theater, and other valuable
property for sale.
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
WANTED---TO LOAN.

NARPENTERS-Immediately at Hunts
~ vile, Ala, hfteen good carpenters to
work on Government Barracks. Apply to
& WOOD Huntsville Ala. inv
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LADIES linen collars and cuffs, lace col
lars, collarettes and rufies. We have
now a very large stock of these goods, in
all the new styles.
t. w. JOHNSTON & co.
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TRIMMINGS! TRIMMINGsl TRIMMINGS!
We keep everything in this line of goods.
T. w. JOHNSTON a. co.
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ALL lovers of beautifully washed aud
ironed clothes should certainly %..Patronize
the Automatic Steam Laundry, 22l Sec
Oud street.
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
pensaTy, headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another col
umn, il should be read by all.
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LADIES' LIST.
e~ENFLEMEN's LIST.

miss L. V. B.
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FoR IuDGE - CIRCuIT COuRT.
roR JUDGE CRIMINAL COURT.

FUDGE CRIMINAL COURT-To The People
j Of Shelby County: / am a candidate for re-
election 70 the ONCE of Judge of the Criminal
Court, at the ensuing May election.
apps II. +. HUDSON.
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FOR RIVER.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
White River u 6 Mail Line

TNHE entirely new and magnlh- Ia
i cent side-wheel passengerI&
packet. built expressly for the trade,
X. p. WALT.--.....---JoHN WOoDBURS, Master
5 O'Clock I'm, for all points on WHITE RIVER
THROUGH TO JACKSONPORr; also, to WEST
POINT and SEARCY on LITTLE RED RIVER,
connecting at DENALL's with Rail-
road for LITTLE ROCK and Hot SPRINGS, con-
Meeting at ~JacksOnpOrt with steamer Bates
Vile for POCAHoSTAs and intermediate points
on RIVER, n with steamer Argos for
BatesvilIe. For freight or passage apply OF
board or at office of the Company, No. 5 Madi-
son street, Stanton Block.
apZ2 W. n. KENNEDAY, Agent.
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JET NECKLAcEs.-Fancy Necklaces,
Crosses and a full assortment Of Jewelry,
at prices less than they can be bought
this side New York city.
7 w. JOHNSTON a co
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THE LATEST News may always be had
at Joe Locke's News Stand, 236H Main
street.
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NOTIONS! NoTIONSi NOTIONS! !l-For
the best assortment of these goods in the
city, go to T. W. JOHNSTON d CO.'S.
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MERCHANTS wanting elegant choice
Prints will find a line from 6 to 10 cents
at Menken Brothers.
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MERCHANTS should look at the elegant
Prints at 10 cents. Menken Brothers.
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LESS than New York prices-s line of
very handsome dress goods at..ten cents q
yard. T. w. JOHNSTON & co.
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MERCHANTS wanting elegant Prints,
new styles, from 8 to 10 cents, new Ten
nessee Plaids Is cents, should go to Mem
ken Brothers.
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STATIONERY of every description at Joe
LOcke's News Stand. 236X Main street.
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No. 1 Gravel Roofing done bynBarthol-
q Allen, No. 8 West Cou[T~ street.
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For SALR.-Eadies' and Misses Shoes
vi Factory, 2O3 Main st., at great bargain,
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WaALEBoSE Corsets from twenty-five
cents upward. A very large stock 10 Sc
lect from. T. W. JOHNSTON q co,
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JET SETS from twenty-five cents up
wards. T. W. JOHNSTON d co.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CINCINNATI.

FUR OINOINNAIIs
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet COMPANY
Eor Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
ROBERT Stein master
This elegant and swift steamer -
will leave as above AZE
TUESDAY, May Sd, at 5 pm.
ARR HAKMSTAD Co, Agents,
ap30 No. u Madison street.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS IN LADIES
HOSE.
CANS NEW STORE, 2o8 Main street,

TIE greatest bargain of the season,
spring dress goods at ten cents q yard. :
T. W. JOHNSTON & co..
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..AInRNEssi HARVEST i-Great induce
msnts al $50 Main street. P. J. Quigley.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.

Memphis and St. Lbuis Transportation Co.
For Cairo &c ST. Louis
and intermediate Points-The Immense
Freight Steamer
&c. 3. CHURCH,E2
Haney ..... master clerk
VIII leave as above THIS DAY, 81 Inst,
at pm.
my3 A. = CUMMINS, Secretary.
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PARAsoLs cheap at
T. w. JOHNSTON & co.'s.
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ST. LOUIS HOME JOURNAL at Joe
LOeke's, 2S6K MfSGaoL--2
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JOE LOCKE, 236H Main street, has the
largest variety of Monthlies, Illustrated
Weeklies and Dallies in the city.
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GREAT BARGAINS IN MARSEILLES
QUILTS"

CANS NEW STORE, 298 Main street.
JOE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, always
has the latest papers from the principal
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RIVER W
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
ARRIVALS,
DEPARTURES
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

ST. Joseph, Legal Tender, Robert Burns,
st. Francis, Geo. w. cheek, T.. II. Allen.
c. b. Church.
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SIMMONS

mistaken Tor Theumat
affected with loss OF a
bowels In general COS
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BANKING DEPARTMENT
or THE -
Jackson Insurance Company.
|. 3. KIRKLAND, : President.
WILL DEAL IN
Sold, Silver, Bonds, Stocks, Scrips,
and Bank Notes.
THE SYMPTOMS OF

THE SYMPTOMS Of
Liver Complaint are
G~neastness and pain
in the side. Some
the pair Is In
the shoulder, and Is
ism. The stomach Is
ppetite and sickness
sometimes alter
mating with lax. The
head Is troubled with
pain, and dull, heavy
sensation, cOnsidera
BILE loss of memory.
accompanied with
having left undOns
{ to have been done
eakDess, debility and
) some of the above
at other times very
Is generally the
Iure the liver with
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FOR E ORLEANS.
o WHITE RIVER.

Memphis, White and Little Red River L. 3.
Mail Tuesday P~acket-FOr Helena. Friars'
Point, DeNalls Blud, Searcy, Augusta and
JscksOnpOrt; connecting at DeVall's Blun
with trsin for Little Rock and Hot Springs.
LEGAL TENDER ....-..JOhn d. Elliott, master
This elegant and fleet passenger IT.
steamer will leave as above ~
THIS DAY. Sd inst. at 5 pm.
ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents,
my3 Promenade street, opp. Landing.
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BEAUTIFUL LIGHT SILK LUSTERS, 81 ~
CENTS.
CANS NEW STORE, 2ss Main street.
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SUPERINTENDENT Ua WOKE.
The swell goes On slowly at this point,
and will not amount to much this time
without some sudden change occurs in
the streams above. Our dispatches give
full reports from all sections. The AR
kansas is rising, with about Z feet from
Little Rock to the MOUTH White river is
at a good stage to JacksOnport. Weather
clear n very warm. Business on the
laYAa Is modaratalv artiva
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DIR. Simmons Liver Regulator.

A PREPARATION OF Room AND HERBS, WAR
RANTED to be strictly vegetable, and can do
no injury to any one.
II has been used BY hundreds. and known
for the last thirty-nve years as one of the
most reliable, efhcacious and m prep
aratiOns ever offered to the suffering. J.
taken regularly and DersfstAutIv- II is sura