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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1870-06-30
IDAHO CITY, THURSDAY. JUNE 80. 1870.
DRAW POKER" LOBBYISTS.

A NOVEL METHOD OF BUYING CONGRESS.
MEN.-A Washington letter writer, in recent
letter, says:
Speaking of "jobs" reminds me of story
heard the other evening from Congressman
and which illustrates the new method of lob
bying. The investigation committees" which
have been so much in vogue of late years. have
in measure broken up the business of lobby
ing as it was formerly conducted. According
to my informant, persons who want to see -
members upon "business" no longer bore them
at their lodgings, or in the committee rooms of
the Capitol, but meet them around the card
table for friendly (?) game of "draw poker"
is said, are not only fond of this game, but are
exceedingly skillfu at it. The amusement of
playing for wine soon becomes monotonous,
and, in order to create proper interest, it is
generally proposed to play for money. These
poker parties, of course, are always made up
with view to business; that is, they are very
select, and only those Immediately interested,
or who are sought to be interested, are admit
ted. No matter how skillful an expert at the
game his opponent may be, it is singular fact
that the Congressman always wins the money
He generally manages to clean out everybody
in the party, except, indeed, some brother Re-
preventative of the people should happen to be
among them. To be sure, this is nobody's bu-
siness outside of the Congressman and the op-
ponent who allows himself to be "cleaned OUT
A single instance will show how it requires
persons who are posted to play this Congress
sional game of draw poker" A prominent
member will not say of which House-was
playing game sometime ago with gentleman
who was largely interested in a measure before
Congress. OF course the luck was all on the
side of the Congressman. But it so happened
that the opposite party was temporarily called
away while the game was in progress, and he
prevailed upon another gentleman to take his
"hand." The newcomer was not posted upon
any little business arrangement, and, being a
good player, the luck soon began to leave the
Congressman, and his pile began to diminish.
When party number one returned he found to
his horror that his Congressional friend was
nearly cleaned out, and he berated his substi,
tutc roundly for being so lucky. The result of
it was, however, that in a short time the Con-
gressnan won all he had lost, and as much be-
sides as his services were rated at by the party
with whom he played. This is system of lob
bying which promises to defy all the smelling"
Committees that may be organized. even if ev-
cry one of them was concentrated essence of
Ben. Butler and Lyman Trumbull.
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DIR. j. NJ. BETS,

DHYSICIAS SURGEON AND AcCoUCHEUR.
1 Otics on Wall street. Sd door above the drug
s:sEe. iDJHO CITY l. T. May 70. lsT0-u
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BACHELORS are always braggin ov their
freedom freedom to darn their own stockings,
and poultss their own shins had rather be
a widower once in 2 years, reglar, than tew be
a grunting. old, hair-dyed bachelor only 30
days.-Billings.
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A LAWRENCE woman. who is in: the habit
of thrashing her husband at intervals, concludes
the ceremonies attending fagellation BY shut
ting herself in the parlor, and singing Near
er, My God, to Thee"
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IDAHO WORLD.
PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY BY
The Idaho World Printing Company

Sgg IN HlSoSlC HALL BUILDING, WALL STREET.
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GEO. AiSsLIE.
AISSLIE 81 FOOTE,

A TTORNEYS AND CoUNSELoRs AT LAW, IDA.
Y no City Patents obtained for mining lodes,
1ndsr &c; OF Congress Of July 20. 1866. oFFIcE-on
Val street. opposite Andrews < Co.'S store. nltf
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JOE. ". HUSTON.

A TroRNEY At LAW. U. S DISTRICT ATToR.
a nsy tJr Idaho. Once in Curtis Block Boise
G.y, 7. Dec. g. 1852.
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p. T.. EDMONDSOy.

A TTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW, WILL
Y practice IN all the Courts OF the Territory OF
ts oa Main street. Iii Idaho city. May II, CO.
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RrOfessipnal Cards.


A TToRNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW. OF
\ ice on Commercial street. second door abov,
he court house. nltf.
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FRANK MILLER.

A TTORSEY < COUNSELOR At LAW. IDAHO
A Clgy. l. T. Oface IN third building above the
cur, house. Commercial street nstf
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RIVER NEWS.

BOATs LEAYING THTs Day.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

A Corn Exchange is talked about in
u city.
This is Holy week-last Sunday hav-
ing been Palm Sunday.
Another ~glorioQsly bright and hsaqti-
tiful spring day yesterday.
-Mahaly Brown was fined an Y yester-
day, and Button" was let OF.
The Supreme Court convenes at Jack
son to-day, Judges Andrews and Mclean
on the bench.
Tennessee has 1435 miles of railroad
open, the cost and equipment of which
is set down as worth $40, SIS, 600.
Particular attention is requested to
the notice of Colonel John Dawson, in
regard to the Confederate Relief Asso-
citation.
Main street was thronged yesterday as
we have not seen it before in some
months. The ladies were out in "hying''
colOrs, and mOnopOlized the sidewalks.
Business of all kinds seemed to open
up more briskly and lively yesterday than
for some lime past. Union street was
especially lively.
The nigs all carry razors now, and IL a
word Is said TO One Of them that displeases
them, they squat right down on the side
walk and commence to whet their weap-
ons.
We learn from the st. Louis Times
OF Sunday, hat Mr., George w. Orgill, of
Memphis, and Miss Ida johnson, were
married in St. Louis on Saturday, by
Justice Jecke.
Father Riordan left Yesterday for
Nashville to meet Bishop Feehan Gath
Ole Bishop of the DiOcese'of Nashvillel,
VINO has recently returned from Rome.
"A Convention of the Conservatives of
the first Judicial and Chsncery Districts
has been called, to meet in JonesborOuRh.
on the second Monday in May.
Two hundred and thirty dollars were
assessed in the Recorders Court yester-
day morning-eighty-hve were collected.
Thirty-hve cases were disposed of-mostly
charge OF drunk and disorderly.
Tonight Division No. Ii ofthe Broth
Of Locomotive Engineers, give their
first social party, at Cochran Hall, Tick
cts are set at two dollars, and We have
doubt that those who invest will be
amply repaid.
We acknowledge the receipt Of an in
~vitatiOn to be present at the anniversary
of the Ciceronian Society, Of
Roanoke College VA, on Thursday ey-
ening, 2Sth inst. The cards OF Invitation
are very elaborate, and display great
e ~ SOeSAAS VI
We were very much pleased to learn
yesterday from Col. G. s. Cameron, that
Col. David Cross, for whose recovery, a
days ago, no hopes were entertained,
Is rapidly convalescing, and Is now In the
sity, whittier be was brought yesterday.
That Tennessee is a State to emiRrate
the following figures will show. In
1865 she raised s5O,S4l LIP worth of crops.
exclusive of cotton our lead
ng staple, as follows Corn,
", S3s, 2S0i Wheat, $lI, 537, $685. RIVE
iz50, OO0l; Oats, $l,sl5,030 BARLEY
", 100 Buckwheat, Sl4,52O; Potatoes,
$50, 900; Tobacco, $685., 552; Hay, 81, 1885,
100.
In u paragraph a day or two ago,
peaking Of the preparation on hand for
grand Maj Fest, we mentioned simply
hs Turn Yerein as being active in the
natter. We had no intention of sighting
ther German Societies who are also max
ng strenuous efforts toward getting up a
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SCHOOL BOARD.
Regular Nesting Yesterday Evening for
the Transaction Of Business.

The Board of School Visitors of the city
of Memphis met yesterday evening at 8
o'clock. A quorum being present, the
usual routine Of business was gone
through, after which a communication
was submitted by Superintendent Leath,
from certain of the trustees of the Pea
body School Fund, in relation to the pro-
posed convention of trustees. The town
Of Atlanta, Ga, had been proposed, but it
was suggested that Memphis would be
more central, and being a city far better
suited to such a meeting. The communi-
cation was Immediately acted on, and Mr..
Leath empowered to invite the trustees
10 this city as the guests of the Board.
II the invitation Is accepted, the
tion will be held this summer.
The report of the superintendent shows
the average attendance of white pupils
during the month past to nave been 1869
scholars. The measles had caused a slight
decreae from the preceding month. The
tuition fee of pay scholars amounted to
$500.
A lengthy communication in regard to
the Barnum-Leath, Leath-Barnum squab-
bic, was read and ordered published.
The treasureF's report shows an excess
of receipts over expenditures during the
past month, of S5II4 q.
The payroll for the past month, S4I54,
was received and passed. r.
BIDS Tor printing were received and re-
ferred to a special committee of Messrs.
Pante, Barbour and Young.
A certificate was given to Miss Lizzie
Moore to teach.
Mr.. Charles KOrtrecht was sworn in as
a new member from the sixth ward, in
place of Mr.. Redmond, resigned.
h question of the proposed change of
textbooks was brought up, and, after a
short discussion, tabled.
The new rules and regulations were
then taken up and adopted seTiGlm.
Nothing further was transacted, and the
Board adjourned. 5
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o WHITE RIVER,
FOR WHITE RIVER.
MemRhis and Arkansas River Packet
COmpaHy---Hhits River United
States Mail Line.

THE entirely new and elegant r.
Il passenger packet, built ex-S
pressly for the trade,
2 ?. WALTc-----.JOHN WoODBURs, Master
Wtn leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY, At
. O'Clock pm, for allpoints on WHITE RIVER
THROUGH TO JACKsoNPoRT. and to WEST
POINT and SEARCYL LANDING on LITTLE RED
8I0ER; and the well-known packet,
WA. CALDWELL-.-RILEY KNMAN, Master
WIN leave Memphis YER THURSDAY, a.
5 O'Clock pm, tOE all points on White River,
through to JasksOnpOrt. This boat will con-
tinua IN the Memphis and JacksonPorJ trade
CnsiI she completion OF another new boat,
such as the ar. P. Walt" NOW under con-
tract to be finished by Ian May next 70 take
the place of the W. A. Caldwell" In the
Memphis and JacksOhport trade, 20 leave
Memphis EVERY THURSDAY.
kor freight or passage apply on board the
boats, or at the 0Ecs OF the Company. No
Madison street.. stanton Block.
mb2 JOHN n. DAMS. President
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MASONIC DIRECTORY FOB 1870.

LODGES.
6OUTH MEMPHIs. 10 S-meets ID Friday OF
each mOnth-HRl cor. Madison and Second.
". 8. Matthews, ". M Ben h. Pullen,
Sec.
No. Iss-meets LIST Monday in ev-
cry month, at Odd-FellOws' Hail, corner
Court and Main. John Gent, W. M; John
Beamish. Secretary.
LEILASCoTT, No. &9-meets lstFriGay OF each
~month-Hau corner Madison and Second.
R W. Mitchell, ". M; 4. Sturm, Sec.
DESorO, No. &9-meets 81 Friday Of each
W. NJ; r. W. Shelton, Sec.
each month-Rt South Memphis Hall, coz
monds, W. N; Louis CZapski, Sec
RoEAL ARCH.
PIX CHAPTER, No. Z-meets "a Monday OF
each mOnth-Odd-Fellows Hall. d. G. Ira
der. N. E. Z. p: {. @. Locke. Sec
MEMPHIS CHATTER No IS u. D.-meets at Odd
Fellows Hall. Henry ]. Lynn, NJ L. ID. P;
h. c. Steever, Secretary.
AND n.
EUREKA COUNCIL, No. 6-mests 80 Monday Of
each mouth-Odd-Felows Hall John Gent,
II IL; n. J. Wiggtl, Rec
TEEPLAKS
CTRESE CCsIAEDERY. Nc. Hmeets 18th Mon
day OF each month Geo. Mellersh, Com
i. BRrchus, Rec.
CALvARY CHAPTE OF ROSE CROLE, 18th No.
/ Charles W. Adams, SD, NJ. W. HI
T~Omlinsou, S2d, Sec.
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In our paragraph a day or two ago,
speaking Of the preparation on hand for
a grand Mai FEST, we mentioned simply
the Turn Yerein as being active in the
matter. We had no intention of sighting
other German Societies who are also max
ing strenuous efforts toward getting up a
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TRINMINss-Everything new and de-
sirable in Trimming Goods can be found
at I. ". JOHNS ION & CO.'S.
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PIANOS.

The first Upright Grand" Of OhiOkeF-
ing was FeOsiVed here last week, ana is
now on exhibition, together with one of
those famous "Coneert Grands," and a
full assortment of Square Pianos. These
Pianos need no putting, having a world
wide, firmly established reputation. l
only want to direct the attention of the
public to the fact that the BEST can be
had cheapest. only one price asked and
liberal terHls given. Call and see.
II. Ct. H0LLENBERG,
Agent for Chickering Pianos and Estey
Organs, Nc. 253 Main street.
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GEo. GILLIAN, Secretary.
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MUSEMENTS.

MEMPHIS THEATER.zThe Lingard
troupe opened at the Memphis Theater
last night to q better Monday evening
house thap has blessed the eyes Of the
managers for several weeks past, remind
ing one of the palmy days of Joe Jeffer-
son and Mrs. Bowers. The first comedy,
" DelicatGGrouHd," was nothing to speak
of, although the audience found fire.
quent occasion to compliment Mr..
ChaS. MoMauus, who as Citizen
Sangfroid," was most admirable. Mr..
McManus will not fail to make his mark
in our midst. To compliment Miss Dun
ming, who was pauline to perfection,
would be s~uperfiuous. The feature ofthe
evening were ths great character sketches
of Nh. Horace Lingard, who personated
en- suite "Captain jerks" 1.-THE Young
Widow" Dutch Onion Vender," AS
Through the Park 1 Co." "Psr Excel
lence, Walking Down broadway, mold
Buddlehrain, with After-Qinner Speech."
Next came his "picture-frame sketches
so-cslled, representing to the very life
millionaire" Lady Killer" ''Melan-
choly Man, Indignant Mother-in-Law,D
Jolly Man, - etc. All ofthese were loudly
md frequently encored. The statue song
came next, and then the nersoaihcatlons
OF Louis Napoleon, Napoleon Bonaparte,
Horace Greeley, Benjamin +. Butler,
President Grant and Robert Z. Lee.
misrepresentation of Louis Napoleonh
startlingly true to the life, and was
greeted with cheer after cheer, showing
not only a hearty appreciation Of the his
trlonie talent Of Mr.. Lingard, but any
amount OF good will toward the present
sovereign of France. The representation
closed with an approximation of our
patriot General Lee, which created a storm
or applause lasting long after the curtain
feiI. Mr.. Lingard, in response, came for
n returned thanks to the house
for the large attendance and hearty appre-
citation of his efforts to amuse them,
promising better results tonight after his
troupe shall have had rest. Tonight we
have the bill repeated,
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1. O. O. :. DIRECTORY,

GAYoso E-NcANPNENT, Nos, I. O. O. E.-Meets
on the LIST aud Sd Thursdsy nights OF each
month, at ~ O'Clock. DC. Trader. c. P; A.
HUM. H. p: Thomas Bacon Scribe
NEMPHTs LODGE. Nc. -MeeJs every Tuesday
night, at ~ o'clock. John B. Campbell, n.
c. :. NJ. Norwood, V. G.; ThOs Mofet, Sec.
CRICKAsAw LoDGE, Eo.Smeetse every Mon
lsy night al u OJlOck. a. Hum, n. g.;
p Holman, Y. G.; Leon Levy, Record
Nng EarEafarV
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FRESH AND ATTRACTIVE.

We are opening this morning an elegant
line of GINGHAMs, from the celebrated
manufactures of George Gordon and
Henry Fyfe & Sons.
At - O'Clock to-day we will place on
our LINEN COUNTER a line Of TABLE DAH-
ASKS, from three great rival manufactures
Of Richardson's, Belfast; Watson 4 Arm
strong, Belfast: and Robert Ferguson of
Barnslay, Scotland-al three the best in
the world.
The public will understand US when we
state that we offer INDUCEMENTS in the
above to conform with the balance of our
stock. COLL, 267 Main street.
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE r. R.
MANIFEST OF FREIGHT RECEIVED AT
MEMPHIS, April u, ls70.-Jones, Brown
IL Co., 81 bales cotton; Stewart Bros. &
Fizer, Is do: Meacham q TresdwelI, IA
do; GEy, Mcclellan & Co., 10 do, l pack
age spndries; Clarke. Ely L Co, 5 bales
cotton; Partee / Miller, 8 det T. =. Al
zen & Co., 2 do; n. Ford 4 Co, 2 do, /
package Sup6ries; St~rattou, Goyer & Co.,
bale cotton; j. f. Rowdy, / do; Parker.
Ward { Co., l do; Rootes, \ ance & Co.,
] dos Memphis aEd St. Francis r. Packet
CO., 5 packages sgndries; Fritz BfemfsFt.
2 do; Feucht, LoOkhaFt, do; y. S. Bruce
& Co, l do; Oliver. Finnie a Co., 2 do;
Moore, Eader & Co., 2 do; Wolcott, Smith
& Co., s bids sugar; Rogers Il Tozier,
dos Forster, kealhQfer & CO.. l do.
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Two YARDS satin stripe French Pique
Eor 81. or any additional number Of yards
at soc per yard, worth 75c per yard, in
gold.
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
DIS Main street.
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EOR sALE-MIsCELLANEOU S.
RAILROAD TIaE TABLES.
MENPHIs 40 LorIsyILLE RAILRoAp.

TicketOfice, rs Main street, corner OfSouth
Court
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Tie following Is the list OF letters remain
ing in the Memphis PostOmce and not deliy-
e. Cd by carriers yesterday.
An letters directed TO street and Numbers,
III be delivered promptly by carriers.
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No advertisement is inserted in the
srSnAY APPEALu unless especially ordered
and paid for as an extra paDncAion- ne
Else ame As an other Memphis papers,
me toT the seventh day we charge one
dxth additional
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AaooD two-plait shirt for 81, cost else
81 80.
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2l3 Main street.
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Notice

THE" rankin House, at Raleigh Springs,
u will be open for guests as 3 first class
house from May 10, 1871. Parties wishing to
their own rooms, OF a choice OF them,
can do so prior 70 above date address
F. g. PRATT, Proprietor.
90 Front Row. Memphis. Tenn. ap3
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Two YARDS satin strips French Pidue
for 81, or any additional number of Yards
at SOC per yard, worth Use per yard, in
gold.
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2l3 Main street.
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CITY NEW 8.

FOR to-day only, Bleached CottOns at
less than market rates.
A. sEESSEL & son.
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WAnH orr prices on Bleached Goods
this morning. Special reductions.
A. SEESSEL &SON.
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Two ARDS satin stripe French Piaue
for 81, or any additional number Of yards
at SOC per yard, worth Toe per yard, in
gold. &.
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2l3 Main street.
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EXTRAORDINARY BARGAINS

In JacOnets, Swisses and NainsoOks.
CANS NEW STORE, 29S Main.
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FoR SALE.-A very desirable residence
lot, at Buntyn Station. Has on it a two
room tenement and is substantially in
closed. Plenty Of sOod shade. Inquire
of or address B.. at this of3ca-
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PRICE our Sheetings, both in Linen and
Cotton. less han any house Ia the city.
A. SEESSEL & son.
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nnrIer TO ADVERTISERS.

AtExAEDRE Kid Gloves At 81 per pair.
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE,
2l3 Main street.
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ANOTHER ARRTvAL-30O0 dozen Ladies'
Linen Collars, at five cents each.
4. ". JOHNSTON & co,
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FoR this day only, special drives in A
Bleached Muslins.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
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PANiER
BEDOUIN
Notice Of Dissolution.

II tHE c-opartnership heretofore existing Iu-
i der the firm name Of Jones q Adams, IS
d. SOLVED by mutual consent. W. g. l. I'D
q ms is duly authorized to settle all claims
. gains and for said drm.
r. d. JONES,
AMI W. g. L. DAM
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JOE LOCKE, 236H Main street, has Co
dew and Peterson for April, all the late
leading mOnthlies, weeklies, dailies, etc.
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HOsTERT and Laces at half cost, al the
Great Red Store, 22O Main street.
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FINE fresh Bear Meat at J. D. Edwards,
for one or two days.
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PLAIN, checked and striped Nainsooks,
three yards for 81, or any number of yards
in proportion.
REVOLUTION DOLLAR STORE.
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ISSUED DAILY, SUNDAY & WEEKLY
Subscription Prize GrsatIy Rsdussa

CLUBBING RATES.-To clubs OF two or
saore subscribers we will send our Mammoth
weekly, the lTrgest paper in the South-S3x55
fuehes-fOr one year, each, 81. To climbs Of
two or more subscribers We will send our
.SUNDAX APPEAL for one year. each, 81.
NEWS DEALERS, AGENSS. ETC.-News-
paper Dealers. Express Agents, Country Mer-
chants Postmasters, Depot Agents, and any
friends of the MEMPHIS APPEAL, who viii
do 90, are requested to proc urs regular sub
scrtbefs, remltttnR to us the amount, less ten
per cent, or nve per cent. for olubs,f for SER
vices; or, II preferred, arrangements as TO
sent On application.
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RECENT DECLINE PRODUCES RAReAINs

In all kinds Of domestics, at
CANS NEW STORE, 298 Main street.
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HOUSEKEEPING Goons of all dessrip-
tons. Great Bargains for this day only
A. SEESSEL &SON.
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No. ! Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omeW & Allen, No. 8 West Court street.
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TABLE nAMAsKs, Irish Linens, Nap
kins, buy low at
A. SRESSEL e. SONS.
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VERY CHEAP AND WARRANTED.

French corsets, all kinds.
CANS NEW STORE, 29S Main.
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Notice Of Dissolution.

THE c~opartnership heretofore existing and
Il doing a commission and brokerage bust
ness, under the firm name OF Estes, Stratton
q Co. Is this day dissolved by mutual con-
sent, w. d. StrattOn disposing Of his interest
70 l. ". Miller. who viii continue the same
business under the nrm name of Estes, Mil
Ter q co. THOS. II. ESTES,
W. ID. STRATTON.
Memphis, APRIL $50.
yin retiring from the firm of Estes
Stratton q Co.,, l take this opportunity OF re-
turning thanks to my friends and the COM
mercial community generally for past favOrs.
anu would bespeak for the new firm a cOntin-
nance OF the same. WI STATION.
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JEwELRY and Fancy Goods; new stock
now open; prices very low.
T. w. JOHNSTON & co,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-12
e-ENTLEMEN's LIST.

CHARLEY FELIX, 339 Main street, has
the best liquors retsiled in the city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-12
LETTER LIST.

WI6oANs & THORN have a cheap all
linen shirt for $40 per dozen.