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UNITED STATES.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-The Lon
don Times publishes projected treaty
submitted by the French to the Rus
sian government, and guarantees its
authority, that the preamble set forth
that the King of Russia and the Em-
Peror Of the French, in order to
strengthen the ties of friendship be-
tween the two governments and their
people, hereby conclude such, and
the treaty. In the first article, Napo-
leon admits and recognizes the late
acquisitions of Russia from Austria
in the second, the Russian King en-
cages TO facilitate the French acqui-
sitiOn of Luxemburg; in the third,
the Emperor acquie5ces in the union
Of the South German States, Austria
excepted; in the fourth, France find
ing it is necessary to absorb Bel
GUM, Russia lends her assistance to
that measure. The fifth article is the
usual one Of offensive and defensive
alliance between the two nations.
NEW YORK, July 25.-Mr. Roesing,
Consul General OF the North German
Confederation, makes it known that
the European telegram that the Prus-
sian authorities have issued instruc-
tlons to COnsuls abroad to furnish Tree
outfits TO all Germans who wish to re-
turn home to volunteer in the army,
Is untrue in every particular. He
was fairly run down by people to-day
desirous Of information TO volunteers.
Two thousand Germans are said to be
ready to 90 from this city, and the
name Of Gen. Sigel is freely talked of
in that connection.
NEW YORK, July 25.-Ata meeting
of the German Patriotic Aid Society
this evening, it is stated that $25, 600
was subscribed for war purposes, by
the society, within six hours after its
formation.
WASHINGTON, July 25.-At meet
ing Of German sympathizers with
Prussia, held tonight, subscriptions
were raised for the wounded and
widows and orphans.
CHICAGO, July 25.-More than six
hundred Germans handed their names
to Consul Clauserius, of the North
German Confederation, signifying that
such be sent to Germany to join the
German army. M fs.
TORONTO, July .25.-The German
citizens intend to hold a meeting of
sympathy with Prussia. A number
OF recruits have left for the Prussian
army.
BUFFALO, July 25.-An immense
meeting was held tonight, by the
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TehauntenTc and Nicaraoua Canal.

WASHINGTON, July 25.-Captain
Sheffield will command the expedi-
tion to survey the Nicaragua and Te-
hauntepec canal route, and leaves in
September.
Four or five vessels are to be added
to our European squadron.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

90 YEARS
HAVE had the experience OF curing and
harvesting crop OF Broom c. m. II you
want my assistance, please drop a line to the
Memphis Postofiice for me.
fv1g MFEVCR
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ATLANTA, July 25.-Moses H. Bent
ley, colored, messenger of the House
of Representatives., was shot and
killed by Malcom Clayborn, colored,
Representative from Burke county,
this morning. The shooting was the
result of private quarrel. Bentley
is in iail.
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TrnnhIp With ehinesa

New ORLEANS, July 25.-Yesterday
one hundred and fifty Chinese on a
plantation near the city, becoming
dissatisfied, seized Cum Wing, the
Chinese contractor, and held him
hostage until released by the Metro
politan Police. The ring leaders were
arrested
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Aifemnted Suicide.

LOUISVILLE, July 25.-A young
man named Neiss, wealthy and
highly respected citizen, attempted
suicide last evening by shooting him
self with a pistol. The ball entered
the left side, grazing the heart. He
is still alive, but slight hopes of his
recovery. No cause assigned.
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Notice to Contractors.

= EALED proposals. win be received at the
- Engineers ofaoe, Memphis, Tennessee
until y m. on the lst August, 1870 for the
graduation, masonry and slDerSfY,,ctr1re ,f
bridges on tne MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILROAD,
between Covington and Ripley, about fifteen
mues. a portion OF the work is heavy and
worthy the attention Of Contractor. Pro-
Lies and specifications can be seen st the En-
glneer's ONCE, $50 Main street. Mem phis, on
and after June 6, ls70
TaOS. n. MLLINGTOH,
te7 Chief Eng. Miss River K. r
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Pork, retailing, ssi 5O@Sl rs; sugar-cursd
hams. eanvassed, 26c. Lard. l6c.

Pork, retailing, SSl 5093l IS; Sugar-eured
hams, eanvassed, 26c. Lard, l6c.
Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 5.-Flour dun and un-
for regular. Corn moderately active, closing
at s3Zc. Oats, 4Sc. Rye, SOC. Highwines,
99e. Provisions quiet and steady. Pork, $50.
Lard, l611c. Dry salted shoulders, lsc-
1 Cincinnati.
CINoINNATI, July @.-F10ur dull; prices
unchanged. Wheat in better demand and
hrmer st 81 23gl Is. Corn quiet but hrmer;
mixed, 92c. Oats, 456159c. kye, 90995c. Cot
ton dull and unchanged; middling, l9c. To-
ky CSC. Provisions dun and dropping. Pork,
s3O 50. Lard 1910. BulK meats, l3,S loo. for
shoulders and sides. Bacon, lI19gH14@lS94c.
Butter unchanged. Eggs. lSe.
LcHisViiis.
LOUISVILLE, July 25.-Bagging, two pound
Kentucky hemp and haX, 30g3U1&c. Flour,
Whisky and Provisions unchanged at prevt-
Gus quotations. Graiu unchanged, excepting
Wheat, which is slightly nrmer. Cotton
hhds. at 81 90e5 "a for trash; IS 50d6 rs for
common 10 good lugs; and s79u for common
to good leaf
Savannah.
sAvANNAH. July G,-Cotton firm with
light offerings; low middlings, lSc; sales, 50
bales; net receipts, 81 bales; exports, coast-
wise, 80 bales; stock, 552l bales: freights 10
Liverpool per sail 7-l6, steam lb; TO New
nofk per steam a 10 daNre per sali IA.
Charleston.
CHARLESTON, July 25-Cotton quiet; stock
light; middling, iSglS14e; sales, 50 bales; net
l3t bales; exports, coastwise, 9S7
bales STOCK, 5l30.
MshiIe.
NOZZLE, July 25.-Cotton dull and prices
unchanged; low middlings, ITc; sales l5g; net
receipts, 25 bales; eoastwise 30 bales; total, 30
bales; stock, Is, ,l75 bales.
Foreign.
LONDON, July 25.-COnsols, for money, S51zz.
American securities dull. $40 bonds-'82s,
Sl14; '65's, Sl3z; '67's 81; l0-40 so Stocks dull
LIVERPOOL, July 2'.-Cotton frm; middling
uplands s$zd; Orleans, SGD; sRle=, IA go bales;
California white wheat, lis sd9lls Sd.
Red western No 2, los. Western hour, 2's 6d.
Corn No mixed, 85s. Oats, 2s sd. Pork rs.
PARIS, July &.-Bourse opened firm; rentes,
64f 60c.
FKANKFORT, July 25.-Bonds opened steady
HASRE, July 5.-Cotton opened hrm at 9s
on spot
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Radical Nominations for Supreme Court
ludnes.

NASHVILLE, July 25.-The Repub-
lican Central Committee put in nomi-
nation to-day the following ticket for
Supreme Judges: Samuel Millegan
and Zenophen Wheeler, for East Ten
nessee; John Trimble and W. II.
Wisener, for Middle Tennessee; Al
vim Hawkins and VIM. Smith, for
West Tennessee.
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MARKETS.
New York.
IBY ELEG RAPH.I

New York.
NEW YORK, July 5.-Cotton frmer; sales
l81O bales; middling uplands, A1ac. Flour
heavy, l0dl5c lower; superfine State and
Western So 1905 ID. Whisky, 81 029l or.
Wheat 2gSc lower, the decline being chiefly
waukee, 81 30e1I 40; Winter red and amber
western, 81 52al Sc. Corn heavy, 293c lower;
new mixed western 9Sc9Sl, Sugar quiet;
l0dl01zc; Rio firm: sales 90 tierces at 614SS5<c.
Dry Goods-Market dull and unchanged.
Money-Gold strong. Early IN the day a
Ing the discovery of secret treaty between
England and Prussia and a decline in national
securities. The treaty story Is dlscredited,
entabives of both England and Prussia are
negotiating with the belligerents for pacific
settlement of the question. In Well-informed
circles there is still belief tnat actual war can
be averted- Before the regular sales gold was
l95sa2O3<; first recorded sales, 2gs<; after
which IL advanced 70 2l14 and declined TO 2Oz<,
after which it was quiet and huctuated only
between 2Ozs92yls until the close, when 1t LETT
OF steady ae 2U1S9205s Carrying rates S9I
Per cent Elaa s S1 5aK r SI % , aheef s @ o.
executive session this evening and the com
mittee on the bogus telegram OF Saturday
and everybody connected with the business.
Money market easy at 4sg6 on call. Sterling
dull and heavy, gz9l0. Short sight firm at
l05EGl05<. Government bond market strong
chases by those about TO establish new
national banks. State bonds dull; old Ten
nessee's, 50; new, el5z. Sub-treasury ball
ances, gold, SO, IS, no. currency, sll ,S62.
New Orleans. llsa
New ORLEANS, July 3.-Flour lower;
supernne, IS so; Xxx. SO .; xxx, s6 S71z.
Corn lower; mixed, 81; white, 81 ~, Oafs
CSC. Bran dull; sl@I o.. Hay firm; prime,
s&, Pork nrm; sS2gS2 50. Bacon, Jobblng,
1z9I8GI9s<c, Hams, 261zc. Lard, tierces
ne: keg, iSz<slsc. sugar firm; prime, i8c,
Molasses, fermenting, SOC. Whisky, sz5<e@Sl
III. Coffee, prime, nominAlly H1sc. Cotton,
better grades scarce, 3{91zc higher; lower
grades Unchanged; sales, 1000 bales; mid
dnDgs, I71zc; low middlings, l01z9l65zc; good
Ordinary, l66a155z; receipts, 446 bales; exports
for Hayre, 286S bales; coastwise, 709a bales,
Sterling, SSk. Sight, x prem. Gold, 2Q5S.
ST. Loais.
sr. LOUIS, July @.-Elour inactive; super
fine, 81 so. Southern Wheat dull, No. red
fall, 81 lS@I q. Corn dull, closing 2G3c lower:
mixed, SOC. Oats, 4S@67c Rye, 75@S5c Whls-
Ky, 81 Provisions quiet and unchanged.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

sE win be let out TO the lowest bidder, a
LAFAYETTE DEPOT, Memphis and Charleston
Railroad. on the, LIST day Of August, the
Leveeing aud Bridging the bottom CT Wolf
river, between Lafayette Depot and Macon
BY order OF the County Court Of Fayette
county. N. h IsBELL,
NIL n. EDINGToN,
T. WALLER,
WIN. JOHNSON,
STERLING FARLEY,
July Is, 1870. Ljynl Commissioner.
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NOTICE.

EETERS testamentary having been
Ia granted ]. ]. Bailey and ". W. smith on
the estate of DR.. A. Rowlett, deceased an
persons knowing themselves indebted
TO the estate are requested to make
payment to me at once; aud all persons hav-
Ing claims against the estate are requested 70
present them, properly authenticated, 10 ma.
VIII be barTod. N. W. SMITH,
July %, lEo uyll colliUv1lls, Tenn.
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SunStrnke.

NEW YORK, July 25.-The weather
is intensely hot. Thermometer 9640.
Among the numerous cases of sun
stroke is that of Conrad Frederick, a
Cincinnati merchant, who died in
HOboken in less than an hour after
his family sailed for Europe.
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MAMMOTH ONE DOLLAR SALE.
Every Article the Uniferm Price Of 81 90.

DON'T fail to send for a circular to Relcher,
~ James d Co. IS Mammoth One Dollar Sale
the largest and most extensive Dollar Sale
house in the world We want Agents, (male
and famale,) in every town. county and state,
to whom we offer unparalleled Inducements
for forming clubs (our presents varying in
value from one to one thousand dollars). Our
Exchange List embraces every variety Of dry
goods, ladies' and gantlemens furnishing
goods, cutlery. fancy goods, silver plated and
glassware, musical Instruments, ETC., etc of
q quality which no other house can possibly
compete with, and includes an extensive va
riety OF useful goods which cannot be pro-
cured In any other wsy at any price.
We have now removed our entire business
TO our new building, II and Is Batterymarch
street, where our extraordinary facilities for
storing, packing and shipping goods viii
enable us hereafter to I'LL and ship all orders
on the day Of their receipt Orders for any
amount VIII be sent, Collect ON Delivery,
upon terms explained In our circular. Circu-
lars free TO any address
BELCHER, JAMES q CO.,
II and 10 Batterymarch ST., Boston, Mass.
p, o. Box, al, Jy2W
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CHICAGO, July 5-Flour dun and un-
changed. Wheat hrmer; No. closed at 81 10
for regular. Corn moderately active, closing
at s8zc. Oats, 4Sc. Rye, SOC. Highwines,
Lard, l614c. Dry saIted shoulders, 12c.
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81. LOUIS, July b.-FlOur Inactive; super
fine 81 So southern Wheat dull; No. 2 red
fan, 81 ls@I q. Corn dull, closing 293c lower:
mixed, SOC. Oats, 4S@67c Rye, 75@65c Whis-
Ky, 81 Provisions quiet and unchanged.
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AuGTI9s.

PU BLIC SALE
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Iva Men Killed.

BOSTON, July 25.-Two workmen
were killed this noon by the fall of the
Lowell railroad grain elevator. 1t is
reported that three others were buried
in the ruins. Two dead bodies were
recovered.
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Germans, expressing sympathy with

CINCINNATI, July 25.-A m Getting
of Germans was held tonight at
Turner Hall, to consider the subject
of sending to Prussia men for the
army. A committee was appointed
to collect funds to pay the transporta-
ton Of those willing to go.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, July 25.-The existence of
treaty offensive and defensive be-
tween Spain and France Is denied by
the ministerial organs here, but reas-
serted by other journals nevertheless.
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General Lee,

HAMILTON, Va, July 25 1t is an
nOunced that General R. E. Lee will
accept the Presidency of the Valley
railroad, in connection with his duties
as President of Washington College.
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LOOK TO YOUR CHILDREN.
THE GREAT SOOTHING REMEDY,
apis 11uu1o1a street.

r. Cures Collie and Gripingl ~,
Ys,,;1a1ssb, in the Bowels, and faeili- -
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DV"P' ing. No''ss'
n Subdues Convulsions and ~
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Il is the Great Infants and Children's
Soothing Remedy in all disorders brought en-
by Teethlng or any other cause.
Prepared by the GRAFTON MEDICINE
CO., St. Louis, No.
Sold by druggists and dealers In medicine
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SEPARATING coTToN-eIN.
THE COTTON CROP OF 1870

FVAN be gathered IN the bOll-hulis. leaves,
~ stems and ali. The drop cotton and un-
opened bolls can be saved.
TIE SEPARATING COTroE-GES viii save all,
and gin 1t out cleaner, less cut, and less
mapped lint, than can be made from the same
in use.
cB- Send for circular
DOWDALL, PAGE = CO., st. Louis, No.
iyi6 Sole MAKERS.
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IRELAND.

DUBLIN, July 25.-The sympathy
of Ireland is almost unanimously with
France. Large meetings were held
in Dublin, Cork, and elsewhere in
ireland yesterday. Strong Gallican
resolutions were adopted.
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
More Diamonds.

LONDON, July 25.-Adyices from
Cape Town announce the discovery of
new diamond fields.
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Drowned.


BOsTON, July 25.-ThOmas II.
Stone, of Cincinnati, was drowned in
Bedford Saturday, while bathing.
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DIED..

BLACK-At Dover, Ky, on Friday, 22d inst,
of congestion OF the brain, 7. PICKETT BLACK
aged Is years, eldest son of Jos. H. and Mary
E Black of this city.
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NOTICE.

r HAVE this day sold my entire interest In
The firEn OF A. T. Roach s. Co. to Mr.. A. ]. Roach
and request my friends and former patrons
TO extend to him the same patronage they
have SO kindly given TO our firm.
fu S.W. GREEN.
HE- Mr.. 8. W. Green having sold mis- entire
interest in the nrm Of a. ]. Roach q Co. to A.
]. Roach, the business viii be conducted and
continued as heretofore, under the firm name
and style Of A. j. Roach & Co.. A. ]. Roach
assumes all assets and Liabilities, and alone
old firm. A. J. ROACH,
8. W. GREEN.
A. j. ROACH, formerly ? ]. A. KIRBY,
Of Somerviile, Tenn. Memphis.
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9th Day Of August, 1870,

Within legal hours, at the Real Estate Ex-
change of ROyster, Trezevant & Co., at 240
Main street, proceed 70 sell to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described
property mentioned in said Deed of Trust,
tO-wit: Lying and being in the county OF
shelby, State of Tennessee as follows: Be-
ing lots Nos 81, 81 40 a. A. 43, A. 46, AZ, as on
the plan OF Haysville, and lot No. II on plan
of farms laid of in the Hays tract-it being
the same lots and land conveyed by said eX-
ecutOr's deed of same date. The equity of
redemption is waived in this Deed OF Trust.
The title to said lard is believed to be good,
but make deed as trustee only.
fvO6 TOIJN p TR FTEN < Mt Tougtaa
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PoUGHKEEPsTE, July 25.-New-
mans wheelbarrOw factory at Milton
Landing burned yesterday morning.
Loss, $4,000; insurance, $4,000.
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Notice to Contractors.

GITY ENGINEERS OFFICE.
" MEMPHIS, TENN, July 10, Is70.
50 Sealed proposals win be received at
this ONCE until Y O'Clock m. Friday, July
9th, for grading Second street from Bayou
Gayoso to she north boundary of the eorpo-
ration. For further Information apply at
this ohice. The city reserves the right to re-
ject any or ali of the proposals.
Jv20 J.H. HUMPHREYS, CITY Fnvineer
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TO CONTRACTORS.

BOARD OF EDUCATION MEMPHIs CITY,
SCHOOLS,
MEMPHIS, July 3, 1870.
DROPOSALS for withdrawing and repair
IL ing schoOl-houses ana doing certain other
Education Of Memphis City Schools, will be
received by the Building Committee. at office
at 10 O'Clock am.
Parties Wishing to contract for the same
viii call there. JOSEPH IENOW,
A. b MERRILL.
q. REDER
iy5 l- Building Committee
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FARGASON g. CLAY,
WHOLESALE 6ROCERS
Cotton aCtoES .
$50 FRONT STREET,
J. T. FARGAsON.
e. Z. CLAY, MEMPHIS, TENN
]. A. HUNT. 1Y8
Trustees Sale.

ny virtue of a Deed Of Trust to me executed
ID on the 18th day Of December in year 1867,
by Mrs. L. v Shelton, TO secure notes therein
specified, due the executors Of Samuel j.
Hays, deceased which said Deed of Trust was
recorded in Registers office of Shelby
county, book 90, pages As, 4s and SO, on the I'd
of NoVember. 1858, WIN. on the
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H0LL 0WAY'S VERMifuGE CONNECTIONS

TWENTY years experience has proved this
n the most popular remedy wi tn physi-
clans and parents tor those pests of child
and always effective in expelling the Worms
and tOning the system up TO Its normal
condition. Beware of counterfeits and imi-
tations. The genuine have the signature of
the proprietOrs on the wrapper of each
JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY & CoWDEN,
Philadelphia.
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M q n q y v,
9th Day Of August, 1870.

us town is situated ON the Memphis and
4 Little Rock Railroad. half way between
Memphis and Little Rock fifteen miles n rfh
OF Clarendon, thirty-three south OF Augusta
nity-nve south Of JacksOnpOrt. and eight
rom Cotton Plant
IL is surrounded by very fine country and
Immediately in the Pine Region, one 1t the
nnest bodies OF pine IN the State
IL is on the high grounds between White
and 81 Francis rivers, aud is considered the
very healthiest sections of Arkansas.
Ihts place is destined to be one Of the
largest shipping points on the Memphis and
Little Rock railroad
Trains viii carry passengers at half fare.
Terms made known on DAY of sale.
July Is, 1870.
B. ID. WILLIAMS,
iy2l General SuD5f and Land a gapt
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ISSUED DAILY, SUNDAY & WEEKLY
Subscription Price Greatly Reduced

CLUBBING RATES.-To clubs OF two or
more subscribers we will send our Mammoth
Weekly, the largest paper in the South-33x55
inches-fOr one year, each, 81 To clubs oftwo
or more subscribers we will send our SUNDAY
APPEAL, for one year, each, 81.
NEWS DEALERS, AGENTS, ETC.-News-
paper Dealers, Express Agents, Country
Merchants, Postmasters, Depot Agents, and
any friends of the MEMPHIS APPEAL who
will do so, are requested to procure regular
subscribers, remitting to US the amount less
ten per cent, or five per cent. for Clubs, for
services or, If preferred, arrangements as to
compensation will be made. Specimen
copies sent on application.
ADVERTISERS
VIII find the MEMPHIS APPEAL the best
advertising medium in the State. The great
extent and variety of its reading matter has
forced its enlargement for the accOmmoda-
ton of advertisers, and its circulation in all
parts of Tennessee, Alabama, Mississippi,
Texas and Arkansas, among merchants, plant
ers and business men, renders IL especially de-
sirable to those who wish TO reach the gene
raj and substantial public, by advertising
their respective business and interests.
Address APPEAL"
Appeal Building. Memphis,
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Tunica County, Miss, Lands.

s~ Four Hundred and Eighty Acres choice
unimproved Lands, partially deadened;
above overflow, four miles east of Austin,
Miss; part of section 8, 7. S, R, II.
Must be sold early.
DoNOHO, JOY q CO.,
fy20 Real Estate Brokers.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
READ THIS

ON and after Tuesday, 18th inst, will be ex-
" hibtted. at the Florence Sewing Machine
Rooms, 322Z Main street, a novelty called
Fl" Cornwell's Self-dtting Waist and Shoulder
Chart" for cutting dress waists, cloaks
sacques, ETC., by measurement, whereby any
lady can become her own dress-maker-no
trying on needed. Agents wanted Ladies
wishing perfect patterns can be accommo-
dated. 1Y.6
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CATTLE AND SHEEP.

I HAVE on consignment, at my yards and
i stables, AL Main street, a large lot Of fine
Cattle, suited for grazing or feeding pur-
poses which l will sell low. 1 can furnish
any number of grazing or feeding cattle in a
few days notice, 1 can also furnish any
number of stock sheep. Will be pleased to
see parties wishing to purchase at my yard
and stables.
fy22 WIN. BROOKS.