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c PARAGRAPHS.

The great Hebrew picnic tomorrow
Best soda water. Heinrich, pa Main.
st. Charles SalOon-an drinks Is cents
The Thermometer reached go Fair,
yesterday.
Y esterday Was the very dullest day
Of the season.
The IBter~nationalists kept the fun up
10 midnight last night.
Three card pictures for fifty cents at
Armstrong; Gem Gallery, I'll Main ST.
All things in life are progressive.
Men turn q little pale before they KICK the
bucket
The magistrates went TO the picnics
Yesterday, and consequently there was
little or 40 business dOne in their Offices
The victims Of the late Christian
fsnaticism in Roumania number from i've
to eight thousand. Glove ye u an
other"
There is a troop OF sharpers travelling
on the railroads of the State, and the IN
wary wiIlbe victimizsd If they indulge in
any games Of chance With travellers.
There were thirty cases disposed Of
by the Recorder yesterday morning. One
hundred and s~eventv-hve dollars were
assessed, but only thirty dollars collected.
Gen. Wade Hampton, who passed
through the city yesterday, carried a
steam pillow Town TO his plantation a few
days ago, costing SIS, 900. A small fortune
in itself
The grand feature Of the Hebrew pic
mic tomorrow will be the promenade con-
cert. We understand that the best must
cal talent Of the city nave been engaged
for the occasion.
The great international picnic was a
great success. Everybody went out there,
and everybody enjoyed themselves. The
games were kept up till dark, and then
dancing reigned supreme.
1t will be seen by kilograms from
Nashville that the Legislature adopted
the policy defined by the APPEAL in ref
erence 10 the disposition Of State bonds
issued to railroads and f-raudulently dis
posed of.
Mr.. II. L. ". johnson has been pre-
scented by the citizens Of Mariana, Ark,
aided by Messrs. Sam c.. Paine and VIM.
Berry, Of the steamer st. Francis, and by
Mr.. Palmer, Of New York, with a fine
artificial leg.
in the Municipal Court, yesterday,
writs Of inquiry were executed and mo-
tions disposed Of, and the Court ad-
Journed. To-day the Criminal term be-
gins, and the grand jury viii be empan-
eled and charged.
The river has risen nearly four feet
in the past three days. 1t fell three
inches in q day, and, apparently, with
out coming TO a stand, b VerT next day
it rose half an inch. Truly, tie vagaries
of the great river are past understanding.
I'm the Criminal Court yesterday the
bon0s Of Forrest Powell were forfeited, as
were those Of two or three cthers-an I'M
important however. The Court Will adj
journ to-day, il Judges Swayne and An
derson viii attend 10 sign the minutes.
Election Of officers for ensuing year.
Angerona Lodge No. 16s: G. NJ Carroll.
W. NJ VIM Gay. S. w: c. G. Locke. J.
w. Juo.I Gent. T.; Jno. Beamish, Sec'y;
J. Durn, s. D.; j. W. Byrne, j. D.; ID.
3. wharton, J. b. Walton, Stewards; J..
J. suter, Tyler.
The Central Star, published at Good
man, Miss, says that the Central railroad
is IN fine condition. The mpan has a
large force engaged IN bridge-bnflding.
and the track IS better than it has been
for twelve months. 50 much for the en-
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TUT IIIe apptHI.I
KATIE MoG EE.


In lone sad detection / sit In reflection
Ger the days of my boyhood once happy
and free,
When 1 roamed over the heather and sweet
scented meadows
With my hearts fondest treasure,
Sweet Katie McGee.
1 was then In dear Erin, thought not Of the
future,
Or that ever an exile from my country I'd be-
The home of my fathers with its fields OF
green verdure,
And she who's far dearer,
Sweet Katie McGee.
But Katie, acDshIas the day is not far distant
When Erin, our mother, hall be glorious
and free,
For the Fenians resolve, and hope with
Gods blessing
VIII achieve for dear Erin her bsreft liberty.
Then away with despair, a good time is COM
ing,
And the Green flag shall wave DER the "Gem
OF the Sea-"
And fond hearts long parted Will meet In
rejoicing
And 1 with mdUouTneen
sweet Katie McGee.
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LADIES. ATTENTION.

We have, this day. marked our entire
stock of Llama Luce Points extra low,
and will offer tine same at u ch prices as
to insure a sale. These goods are our own
importation. The patterns have been Sc
lecied with great care, and we know posi-
lively that we cannot be uudersold in
the city. Our line is complete, rang
ing in price from 81 up to 500. We have
a No. 4086 for S25, well worth double the
amounts; best value of our entire stock.
We intend that these goods shall be sold,
even at a loss, as we do not wish TO carry
them oyer another season.
In addition to our clearing Out sale of
Lace Points, we offer an immense stock Of
SIX PGTGs0Js and Sun Umbrellas, en-
bracing all styles and colOrs, which we
offer very low to close.
Remember, from to-day, our price
in Lace Points and PdrdSoIS will be less
than any house in the city.
A. SEESSEL &SON.
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BODY FOUND.
Sequel to the Murder on Favorite Island.
H0rrid Mystery.

Our readers will remember that we
recounted some two weeks g b muir
der on Favorite Island (sOme ten miles
above Helena, Ark, of a Mr.. GOOde and
his wife. The body of GoOde was found,
but Mrs. Goodies was not, and it was sup
posed that it had been thrown into the
river by the murderer.
We are informed by a gentlenHE re-
Gently from Favorite Island that a day or
two ago her body had also been found,
the head entirely severed from the trunk,
and lying several yards from it.
1t IS supposed that when the attack was
made upon her husband and herself she
ran down to a point near the Arkansas
shore, and while she was crying for help
the murderous ruffian overlook her, and
completed the butchery by numbering
her and mutlating her remains.
There is a fearful story connected with
this affair which must and will come out,
sooner or later, and horrors hitherto IN
dreamed of will be unfolded to the public.
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IRELAND.

The appended verses are by no means
bad. B. Q. should not weary in well
doing. Kate, III the girl l left behind
ma . will be pleased in old Erin to read
III simple tribute to her worth, coming
Il Jm distant America. Ireland is even
more beloved, and "Hope springs eternal
in ghe human breast" The hour of Ire
land's redemption is not remote, but the
agencies Of liberation are gathering their
forces in the East, and not in this hemi-
sphere.
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PERSONAL.

Captain Peyton Key and Judge James
Norton, of Helena, are stopping at the
Overton. Judge Norton, who formerly
resided in Memphis, is much pleased
with his rew home.
We had the pleasure, yesterday, of
meeting w. r. Oakley, ESQ.,, brother OF
our friend, c. p. Oakley. He is in the
city for a few days On a visit, and will be
glad to meet his old friends.
General Wade Hampton and family,
South Carolina; General T, j. Churchill,
Arkansas; Major a. J. Donaldson and
family, Nashville; Colonel j. j. Polk,
Hardeman county; Judge c. +. Trigg
and lady, Tennessee, are registered at the
Peabody Hotel.
Referring to the card of B. Bayliss q
Co., cotton buyers and commission mer-
chants of this city which appears in an
other column, we would state that Mr..
Bayliss. the head of this firm, has been a
cotton buyer in this city for thirty-one
wears, and no man is more highly es-
taemed personally or in business pur-
suits. especially is his skill rs a cotton
dealer everywhere recognized. His as
sociate in business. Major Robert I.
Saunders, besides holding the great seal
of the Louisville National Commercial
Convention as its representative in Eu-
rOSe, is also the agent for he same pur-
pose Of the Chamber OF Omnerc OF Ihe
city OF Memphis. he is instructed to
make known In Europe the advantages
efthis city as a cotton buyers market and
the attractiveness of this and adjacent
States 20 European emigrants. Major
Saunders was reared on a cotton planta-
ton and through his whole life has been
a dealer in this great staple product Of the
South. In reference to it, he is tho very
embodiment of statistical information,
and no one is better qualified than him
self 20 achieve purposes contemplated by
the two commercial bodies which he VIII
represent in Europe.
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FREE LECTURRs.-Dr. E. P. Banning, Of
New York, will give a series of free lee
lures in the lecture room of the First
Cumberland Presbyterian Church. First
lecture, Thursday eve, I'd inst; second
lecture, Saturday eve, 4th,inst. third lee
ture, Monday ave, 9Th inst; fourth lee
ture, Tuesday eve, 9TH inst. Lectures
commence at Sis pm. Subjects: Ne
ehanical Laws of the Body, and Physical
Educatien.
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chancery court...chanoeIIor EOrqan.

Chancery eourt---ChancellOr Morgan.
This Court met yesterday pursuant to
adjournment, and the following DEGREES
ordered to be entered:
Herzog VS.. Peres-report confirmed.
Sheppard VS.. Sheppard-sale renewed.
Williamson VS.. Cherry-sale confirmed.
Beach VS.. Wilson-motion overruled.
James VS.. James-sale confirmed.
Stewart VS.. Cockrell-mOtiOn for receiver.
Galbreath VS.. Dimmick-reference.
Pant VS.. Dunkerson-as to injunction.
Pleas in abatement are set for Wednes-
dav. Parties having cases to be set on
that calendar will furnish lists to the
clerk, as they will be published on
Wednesday morning.
The Court adjourned until Tomorrow
at 10 o'clock am.
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FOR o SPRINGS.

BB COACHES LEAVE LITTLE Rock daily
at 5 am. FARE ONLY So (by purchasing
81 Refund Trip Ticket" coon UNTIL USED.
FARE n WAY, 80. Private coaches and
pleasant carriages-fOr parties of thres or
or four for carriage and seven for coach, re-
main over night en- route Secure by tele-
graph at our expense. Fare s8. Tickets for
sale at BIS and rs Main street and 3 Madi-
son street, Memphis.
CHiDESTER, SEARLE &CO.,
MN Prnprietora.
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FOR SALE,

n OCKAWAY-Second-haud. az ROACHs
II Chasp Furniture store, 345 Second st. Je4
HOUSE AND LOT-That beautiful resi-
II dence. No. 3, fronting so feet on Linden
street. is for -ale, on easy termsi apply 70
L AND-Ny place Of eleven acres OF choice
Land. all under cultivation, VITA a va
rIerv OF choice fruit trees, situated on Union
avenue. - miles from Court square, ana
oup0>itr the residence Of WI CherrN, Esq.
The improvements consist OF a nne frame
House OF six rooms and a hal, adjoining
are kitchen and servants rooms, carriage
house. stables and ZOE terms
gDrleC NJ. W. KENNEI,
mn Tarpaulin Depot. on the Levee.
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REMNANT sale of Menken Bros. con
tinue. Go early for a good pick. Prints
from 7 to s cents. Lawns, S to 10 cents.
Dress Goods, Linens and Marseilles.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list OF letters remain
ing in the Memphis PostOffice and not deliV-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed TO street and numbers
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
White River o S. gail Line.

THE entirely new and maguid- r.
cent sido-wheel
packet, built expressly FOR the trade.
IL. p. ALT----.sJoH WOODBURN, Master
VIII leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY, at
S o'clOek pm, for all points on WHITE RIVER
THROUGH To JACKsoNPORr5 also. to 4
POINT and SEARUY on LITTLE RED ETVER,
connecting at RLUFF with Rail-
road for LITTLE Rock and HOT SPRINGS, con-
Meeting at JacksOnpOrt with stesmer Bates
vile for P-0CAHONTAS and intermediate pOinta
on BLACK RIVER, and with steamer Argos for
Batesville. For freight or passage apply ON
board or at Office Of the Company No. Madt-
son street. Stanton Block.
ap2 W. q. Kennedy. Agent.
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STRAYED---ST0LEN.

TTOR~E-Aa ~ir0u-grsy horse. about ID
III hands high, 5 years old; has scratches
on RICH. hind leg A reward Of $40 VIII pc
80 Tor his return to g. W. Mann, at Diggs
q WoHordfs. $40 Main street JS
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no cITY ANp eouNTRY MERCHANTS

Having determined to discontinue the
DRY GOODS business, we are offering our
stock Of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes and
Notions at net cash prices, payable No
vember !, 1870. This inducement is wor-
thy your attention, as cur stock is yet
complete. Special inducements given TO
any one wishing 20 buy stock and stand.
J. II. Loewenstine & Bros, No. 23l Main
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| r TINE TABLES

MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
on and after Nay Is. 1870, trains VIII RUIZ
daily SUNDAYS excepted}, as follows:
Arrives. Leaves.
Honefeld o Pm. T.3O am
pm -N t+
Ferryboat will leave wharfbOat, foot Of
Union street. daily at am.
r. T.. WILLIAMS.
General Agent and Superintendent
B. Z. ROBsON, Asst Sup't
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eREAI RANKRnpT SALE

Of Dry Goods, Boots, Shoes, Clothing,
Hats. Notions and Furnishing Goods at
No. 1872 Main street, Southern Palace,
Howell, Wood & Co.'s., commencing
Monday, June 9Th. No goods delivered
until maid for
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HALF-DozEN first quality Wamsutta
f. Y. Shirts made to order for SIS.
WIGGANS 81 THORN,
233 Main street.
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B. BAYL1ss & Co., Cotton Buyers and
Commission Merchants.
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WANTED.-A number of first-class Dry
Goods Salesmen-fOr the Bankrupt Sale
at the Southern Palace, No. 1872, Main
need apply.
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MACON, GA, May %, 1859.
DIR, e. P. BANNINa-DeGr Sir: It gives
me peculiar pleasure to speak in common
dation of your summarizing brace. Its
use in my family, now for a short time,
has resulted in the most magical benefits.
L have seen nothing to approach it for the
perfection of its plan and the ease n
comfort of its action. For all cases OF
dropping, f1atness of chest, roundness of
shoulders and incipient spinal weakness
and disorder, 1 am confident it will fur
nish an immediate and permanent relief,
therefore, 1 esteem it both a privilege
and duty to call attention Of parents n
the public to its great value.
Respectfully,
JOSEPH S. KEY D.. d.
Pastor NJ. e. Church.
DIR. B. can be consulted at Ars. BaYliss',
corner of Third and Madison streets, for
a few days.
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REMovAL-Browne q Browne, Plumb
ers, Gas and Steam-pipe Filters, from No.
Il Madison street, 70 No. 3l5K second
street, between Monroe and Union.
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az In retiring from the hrm Of Caesy &
Allen. I take pleasure in recommending my
friends and the public generally to Mr.. }. W.
Caeey, who has had a number Of years exPe-
rience in the Grocery business, and is eapa-
BILE of conducting a hrst-class family grocery.
ies W. L. ALLEN.
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JOE LOCKE, 236X Main street, always
has the latest papers from the principal
cities.
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MERCHANTS send your orders for Sea
Moss Farine to Wilde, Collins 81 Co., 1874
Main street. Exclusively wholesale.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

coo hran Hall,
FTRST-CLASS DAY-BOARDING HOUSE.
y Terms. S. per Week-S5 per month.
Kent bv the famous SCHADE. Nos. lb2-lo4
Non qf~ssf mylZ
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HIRE 81 CoRwINB, proprietors of the
Job Printing establishment in the AP-
PEAL Building, Ia Union street, are
now prepared to execute orders for job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons Of the APPEAL will bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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REMNANT Prints, at and s cents.
MENKEN BROS.
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THE difference between the Banning
Brace Truss and those in common use is,
that while the latter merely stop the out
let by pressing upon the external ring,
thus Decessitating great pressure to pre-
vent the descent Of the hernia, thereby
causing an enlargement Of the ring or
outlet; a second hernia on the opposite
side, and paralysis from the pressure upon
the nerves issuing from the spine, and are
never worn with comfort or ease. The
former sits immovably n comfortably
in all positions Of the body, makes no
pressure on the back, prevents a second
rupture on the opposite side, n by a
supporting and elevating action upon he
bowels, renders but slight pressure neces-
sary, not upon the rings, but upon the
canal betwesn the two rings, favOring a
contraction of the rings, and a speedy,
radical cure. Or, Banning is at Mrs. Bay
hs', corner OF Madison and Third streets,
where he may be consulted for a few days,
for the treatment and cure of rupture
spinal deformities, piles, prolapsus-ani,
varicocele, and all weakness Of the male
and female system. TN nedical profess
sion and the public are Cordially invited
10 call and examine his system of light,
cool and scientific mechanical supports
for the human body. No charge for con-
suLtatiOn or examination.
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THE wbitest, worst looking hair, re
sumes its youthful beauty, by using
Halls Vegetable Sicilian Hair Remover.
Try it.
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GAS WORKS, June G, 1870.
The river rose II inches in the past "a
hours. Below high water mark of 1867,
IS feet z inches.
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JOE LOCKE, 236H Main street, has the
largest variety OF Monthlies, Illustrated
Weeklies and Dsilies in the city.
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ST. LOUIS HOME JOURNAL at Joe
Locke's, 2S6k Main street.
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Brooks 81 LAwHORN, $50 Front street,
are prepared to buy early apples and new
potatoes, for which the highest price will
be paid. Call and see them.
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PETERSON, Ballou and Pleasant Hours
at Joe LOcke's, 1854 Main street.
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VIII leave Memphis for above II
points EVERY TUESDAY, at -
O'Clock D VA. Leave J-acksOnport every FRI
DAY. at 9 O'Clock AM EeNalls BluH every
Saturday on arrival of train. These Gamer
carrythe ". = Mail. making close connection
at DsVaI Bluff With-traiu for Little RoGk.
and at JacEsCnport vita light Graught
steamers Tor Upper White and Black Rivers.
ELLIOTT MlLLER, Agents.
mvR Promenade 81. Opp. Landing
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CHEAPEST AND BEsT.-Mrs. Whitcomb's
Syrup for children is sold by druggists for
Is cents a bottle, and is an admirable
preparation for infantile disorders.
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REMNANT Marseilles. and Linen Lawn.
MENKEN BROS.
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MAMMOTH SLAUGHTER OF DRY GOODS.
Bankrupt sale at Southern Palace, COM
mencing June 9th.
LAW

No. 1 Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omew q Allen, No. 5 West Court street.
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Do NOT be discouraged. If you have
dyspepsia or any disease of the LIVER,
there is a long life of happiness before
you. if YOU only use Simmons Liver
Regulator.
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F52 I5rH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

TUDGE 18th JUDICIAL CIRCUIT-At the
request OF a respectable portion or the
bar. and of the people OF the FlIleehtu = suL-
cF5I T7r.1ir I announce myself a candidate
To- TucEe OF that Circuit. The election l. %
g. befd on the drst Thursday, being the 4Jh
day Of August next rrrr
ans 1EAA A. " -
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SEE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another col
umn, it should be read by all
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CURE OF SPINAL CURVATURE n Pa
RALYsIs.-Sir: When my wife came I'M
der your treatment and applied your
Spinal Prop, she, besides severe uterine
weakness, had for six months endured
total paralysis of both limbs, without
power to make the slightest movement
even of her toes; but now, in three
months, she does her own housework,
and it seems as if the stone would cry
out were [ to hold my peace.
Your obedient servant,
WIN. SPRINGSrED.
ROCHESTER,, n. Y, Dec. "a, 1861.
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SuDarinteudeut Gas Works.

It will be seen that the river here is
picking mp at a lively rate. II will proba-
blyeontinue to swell for a few days long
an but the rise will be only temporary.
1t is coming out of the lower Ohio and
tributaries. All the upper streams are
falling. and the June rise this season will
nrove a very small adai if present indi-
cations are worth anything. There is a
rise reported in the Arkansas. 1t has
swollen probably 2 feet at Little Rock,
and 4 rising. White river is also swell
inc sliahtly at the hesdwaters. Weather
clear and warm. Business on the leyee
fairly setive.
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REMNANTS, Linens, Remnants of Print
Goods, all kinds of Remnants, from 7
cents a yard and upward, at Menken Bros.
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HOME BITTERs, exclusively wholesale,
by Wilde, Collins 81 Co., 1874 Main.
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MONDAY. IuNE 9Th.

MosoUITo BARS at 28O Second street.
e. FEGAN.
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A. SEEssEL & Son will offer their i'm
mense stock of elegant Parasols in all
colors at cost this day.
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WILDE, COLLINS 81 Co., grocers, sum
dries and laundry supplies, exclusively
wholesale, 1874 Main st&et.
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The Elegant Passenger Packets
THOS.H h. ALIEN 80. .Reess P~rttonard. master
MARY BoYD----RL Haynes, master
CELEsTE-----.Ed. Rowland, Master
B. Rowland, master
VIII LEAVE MEMPHIS FOR LITTLE AOOk
and all intermediate landings on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND F6i5AfS1
AT 5 o'clock pm.
Connecting at Little Rock for FGRTSMITH
and all intermediates points wtth the new
and very light-draft packets
master
FORT GIBSON -.-......--Eugene smith master
FOhI n1N1 mASbSA
Also. making direct connection at Little
Rock for HOT SPRINGS with the regular
mail coaches.
FreiEhfs consigned to this LINE AT MEM
PHIs or MOUTH or WITS RTvER VIII be for
warded promptly 70 destination without
charge for transfer.
JOHN D. ADAMS, President.
". RI. KENNEDAY, agent
No Madison 81. STANTON block. NM
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REMNANT Lawn, 8 and 10 cents.
MENKRN RR0S
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LADIES' JET JEwELRY-Latest styles at
], RoESCHER'S JET PALACE.
a28 Main street.
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BE early at the Remnant sale of Menker
Bros, if you want a good pick.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-06-07

ATTEND THE HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM
PICNIC, BARBECUE AND CONCERT,
AT JAMES PARK, ON "WEDNESDAY, JUNE
8, 1870.
Tickets nifty cents, admitting gentleman
and ladies. Street cars and omnibuses
will run all day and night. Gentlemen
are requested to wear their badges while
on the ground.