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c. N r. RAILROAD.
Memphis Must Look 0ut---St. Louis and
Cincinnati ara After her Arkansas
Trade.

From the Little Rock papers, of the Sd
inst, we learn that the following named
gentlemen were elected a Board of Direc-
tors Of the Cairo and Fulton Railroad, to
serve during the ensuing twelve months:
NJ. L. Rice, M. w. Benjamin, Joseph
Brooks, J. L. Hodges, James Coates, DR..
ChFisman, r. f. Catterson, Mr.. Lsyeret,
DIR. J.. NJ. Lewis, Alexander Mcdonald,
P. II. Young and Henry Page. We I'M
derstand that Mr.. Rice will be chosen
President good selection.
The contract was awarded to Mr.. w, P.
Denekla a short time since by the old
board, and he is now prepared TO COM
g work on the first twenty miles.
Teams M laborers are already engaged,
and work will commence here, and at
some point on White river. The inten-
ton is to complete the road between the
Arkansas and White rivers first. The
work is in efficient hands, and the same
energy displayed on the Fort Smith road
will control the labor on the Cairo and
Fulton. Mr.. Denckla is a progressive
man, and is backed by heavy capitalists,
who will push the enterprise forward as
they have the Little Rock and Fort Smith
road.
The Gazette says: The organization
above stated, it is said, was necessary to
secure the renewal of the land grant.
The contractors will ultimately become
the owners of the road on its completion.
The thanks Of the people Of the State are
due Colonel Denckla and his associates.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MEMPHIS THEATER.-To-night the cell
ebrated and inimitable Billy Emmerson
and his band open at the Theater for a
brief engagement. Billy stands at the
head of the "burnt cork" profession, and
always draws big houses.
VARIEFIEs.-Jlmmy SchOOles is now
sole lessee and manager of this old and
popular place of resort. He promises to
make it more attractive than ever.
BRooM's OPERA HoUsE.-Everybody
has heard of 'the place TO get the money
back" but most such places are myth
cal. Broom's Opera House, however, is
an exception, and if anybody does not
say so, after trying it once, we say that
that BODY is no Judge of what fun isl A
fresh, funny and frollicky bill for to-
night.
The FAIR AT MEMPHIS CLUB HALL
The lady managers Of the Fair and Fes-
tival at the Memphis Club Hall, for the
purpose of aiding Father Walsh TO build
st. Bridget's Church, nave determined to
continue their good work for two even
ings more, closing tomorrow night. The
voting for the various prizes is becoming
interesting. A gold medal is to be awarded
to the agent of the most popular cooking
stove, for which H. Wetter IL Co., agents
for the Champion, now lead, their rivals
being G. II. Blood 81 Co., representing
the Charter Odks aHu hlsk q Johnson the
Brilliant. May the best stove win. For
For the Police Captains saddle and bride
Captain Grey is now ahead of Captain
Atiey q few votes. All the engineers OF
the Fire Depf tment have been compli-
mented by their friends with votes for the
silver-monnted monkey-wrenob, Mr..
Kennett, Of the No. 3, being in the lead.
There are not many entries, as yet, for the
silver set for the most popular candidate
at the Judicial election, Nh. G.. A. Han
son being the favOrite by two to one. The
most skillful hack-driver is to have a
prize in the shape of a handsome silver
mounted whip, the polls for which will
be opened this evening, at the table pre-
sided over by Mrs. Kelly and Mrs. Fisher.
The Fair has beer a source of pleasure to
a great many persons, for few could resist
the temptation to enjoy themselves when
surrounded by the animate and inani-
mate beauty that Illuminated the hall,
aided by Lasby's band, with its sweet
medley of marches, waltzes, etc. The
graceful manner in which the young
ladies ask for votes or chances is observa-
BILE; IL is perfectly irresistible, and would
cause a miser to empty his pocket
book and weep that he had no more to
give. The festival has NOW reached its
eliminating point, ana XFe will doubt
less be such a crowd tl<E tonight that
room Tor dancing wiz at a premium.
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RAILROAD MEETING AT RALEiGH---IUOI-
clAL CANDIDATES.

On Saturday evening, a number of the
good citizens of Raleigh and vicinity met
at the courthouse, to hear and determine
on propositions 10 connect Raleigh with
Memphis by railroad. Delegates from
Bartlett were present, rendering their Co
operation in the movement to make the
connection via Bartlett. Delegates from
Chelsea we're also present, with a propo-
sition to make a direct line from Raleigh
u Memphis via Chelsea. The gentlemen
representing the rival lines are quite in
earnest, and the communication, either
by the one or the other route, is a fixed
fact. The citizens of Memphis are deter
mined to have increased facilities for
reaching the Springs, and many persons
are looking out for homes out there al
ready. Raleigh is destined to be a pOpu-
lar resort for u people. A committee
was appointed Il confer with the friends
Of the " routes, and TO report
their respective propositions TO a meeting
to be held at Raleigh on Saturday next.
After the meeting adjourned, W. H.
Sneed WAS called to the Chair, and Il. w.
Pryor was elected Secretary, and our pop
ular standard bearers, G. W. Heiskell,
Luke +. Wright, J. r. Flippin and Irving
Halsey, each addressed briefly their fell
low-citizens. Good impressions were
made, and the people Of the country APP
pear wide awake and determined to seal
forever the doom Of Radicalism on the
26th inst. Flattering accounts are COM
ing IN from every quarter, and our ticket
viii be carried through triumphantly
without the loss of a man. The citizens
Of Raleigh were organizing under their
charter, and will have a Mayor and Al
dermen hereafter. Their little town is
destined to prosper and flourish. Prop
erty will enhance fifty per cent. in twelve
months. VISITOR.
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MAJ FEST.
Teuth General Anniversary Celebration by
the Germans.
Grand DOlnss Today at lanes Park.

To-day having been designated by the
general Fest Commute as the day Tor the
celebration of the usual annual Ma Fest,
the following programme of the days
amusements is republished for the intOr-
nation Of all those who wish to take part
in them:
The different societies viii assemble
on Monday, May 9Th, at eight O'Clock
am. precisely, on h south side OF
Market Square, where a line will be
formed in the following order:
l. Music-Prof. HandWerker's band.
?. An open carriage, drawn by four
horses, bearing the Orator of the day and
Executive Committee.
3. Turn Nerein.
4. German Benevolent Association.
.. Casino.
o. Druids.
z. Grueti Nerein.
S. Brueder Bund.
9. Becker Nerein.
Each society will have a representative
triumphal car, properly bedecked.)
10. Citizens in carriages, on horseback,
and foot.
The line Of march will be down Main
to Beale, up Beale to fernando, down
fernando to Vance, and out Vance to
James Park.
After a rest Of one hour, the exercises
Of the day, which will consist of choir
singing, addresses, turning, dancing, and
the national sports Of Germany, will be-
gin.
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A. sEEssEL & SON
WILL OFFER, on MONDAY MORNING,
MAY 9TH,
5000 YARDS FIGURED LINEN LAWNS.

Comprising an assortment which has
never been approached in Memphis.
These goods deserve the especial exami-
nation of every lady in this vicinity.
We intend to give to u patrons the
benefit of an auction purchase-that ena-
BILE us to put these goods on u counter
at exactly one-hslf their real value. We
name in part
SO pieces desirable styles at zoe.
SO pieces small figures at Gao.
90 pieces figured and striped at SOC.
% pieces superior quality at 35c.
25 pieces very attractive at 4Oe.
Is pieces extra fine at 45c.
25 pieces plain, all c%olers, at zoe.
We earnestly invite the attention Of
every lady in Memphis to this announce
ment.
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DRAwING-ROoM CHAr.-The following
conversation took place in the drawing
o of a mansion on Clinton Avenue,
Brooklyn, one pleasant forenoon about
ten days ago; 1.-TWO ladies, Mrs. Morgan
and Mrs. Knight, had just dropped in
for a mornings call on Mrs. Rapelie, the
lady of the house,
Mrs. M.-My dear Mrs. Rapelje, are you
sick? You look quite delicate.
Mrs. R.-No; not sick exactly; but
suffering from debilitya and dreadfully
nervous Do you kno could cry this
Mrs. K.-Ioo much Excitement, Pm
afraid.
Mrs. R.-Perhaps. But what can one
dos In the CAV season, must give
parties and attend them.
Mrs. MI suppose so. Fashion is law,
mOre's the pity. But you must take
something to tone your system, or you'll
break down.
Mrs. RI hate medicine But you
shall prescribe for me. What would
you advise?
Mrs. M.-WelI; III tell you my plan.
Whenever I'm nervous or hysterical, or
a headache, or am at all out of sorts,
| take a couple of tahlespoonfuls of
PLANTATION BITTERS once or twice a day
for a week or so, and it inVGriGbLy brings
me round.
Mrs. K.-I do the same thing, with the
pleasant result. l have implicit
faith in that article.
Mrs. R.-Well, ladies', ON your recon-
mendation, I'll try it.
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BARGAINS! BARGAINs! eAReAINsI
Our Entire Stock at Reduced Prices.

Marseilles, a good article at % cents per
ard.
Lace Collars % cents each.
WhalebOne Corsets rs cents each.
Linen-fringed Towels 81 40 per dozen.
Fans, a large assortment, very cheap.
Jewelry from Is cents per set upwards.
Hose, a good article at 81 so per dozen.
Ladies' hemmed handkerchief 81 dOz.
Switches and Hair Braids very cheap.
Kid Gloves, a good article, Csc a pair.
Misunderstanding in this line re-
dnced TO a very low figure.
Collarettes, an elegant assortment,
cheap.
Rufties, an elegant assortment, cheap.
Pulling for waists reduced,
AND
every other article in stock reduced to
equally low figures. During the coming
week we will offer extraordinary induce
in every line of goods. Do not
fail TO call and get our prices before pur-
chasing elsewhere. We will satisfy you
no house in the city can sell cheaper
goods.
T. W. JOHNSTON q CO,
347 Main street.
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Saturday, 4th June, 1870,

To the highest bidder for cash, at the Chamber
of Commerce. Memphis. Tenn, between legal
hours commencing at IL O'Clock, all 1.-The right,
title and interest, legal snd equitable. which
belonged 70 said Bankrupt, ]. Il. ASIDE, at the
date OF filing his petition In bankruptcy, In
and 70 the following claim to-wit. An ac-
count on Bartlett, GonId & 8iakemore. Tor
Sa1l a. with interest rom lst January. 1853
AlsG, the oiloWingreaf estate, to-Wif: 4 tract
OF land In T~allahatonie county. Mississippi.
near the depota1 Oakland. containing 16ou{
III acres, as follows. West half OF SOU 10
quarter, nd fractional para OF n0E
~ TRBEHAh
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FOR SALE.

O EVERAL Ions AT GILLS STATION,
- three miles from Court Square, on Mem
phls and Charleston RaiirOad-Fanging nom
10 Y acres. For beauty, health, neigh
borhOod, convenience to fine schools and the
city, his property is not surpassed by any
r0un the city: one or them highly i'm
proved, with every variety of fruit and ever
green's. Also, two lots OF Robinson street,
nearer the city, and one on Union street
For terms see ELI RAYNER,
myA On the premises.
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HITE d CORwINE haYe removed their
Job Printing establishment to the AR-
PEAL Building, IA Unionstreet, and we are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
Of the APPEAL will bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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B~EwARE.-The public in general are
cautioned to look out Tor the spurious ar
ticles put up in imitation of and as SUBJ
stitutes for Simmons Liver Regulator.
Buy only from respectable druggists, aud
and has the signatures of A. @. Simmons
and J. II. Zelin q Co., on its side; all 9TH
ers are fraads upon the public. Bewarei
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STRAYED---ST0LEN

HORSF-FpOm Joseph GOrgenthum, al cor
II ner JRckSORstreet ana horn Lake EoS1'
Fort PickerinE. an Iron-grsy Horse OF me-
dunn size, i've year, Old, not shOd- 1 VIII
nav S0 reward for his delivery 10 me.
~ JOSEPH GORGENTHuM.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

For nearly fifty years the Chickering
piano has been famous for its superior
qualities of tone and durability. The
Chickering's have adopted the one-price
system, and you can buy here in Mem
phis a piano of their make at the same
prices and terms as second and third rate
pianos of other manufacture are offered.
All who wish to purchases pianoor organ
will certainly consult their own interest
by calling on H. G. HOLLENBERG,
Agent ~Chickering Pianos and Estey Or
gans, No. 233 Main street.
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Rankrunt Sale.

In the matter of J. B. AsHE, in Bankruptcy,
at Memphis, Tenn.
ID Y virtue OF a general order of sale by the
ID District Court Ofthe United States for the
District OF West Tennessee, in Bank
ruptey, IN the 18th day of December, 1868, 1
proceed TO sell on
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.


"ELP-Any hotel, city or country, or prl-
n vafe families wanting
stewards. walters. male OF iemais eoOAs,
sSarnb S~rn aids women % wash and iron, or
nurses 10 travel north, or 10 farmers Wanblhg
lobOr Of any kind, or OF =
branch. would DO well 70 call a. the LABOR
AGENCY and ouiy Intelligence once OF MM-
DARDIS, 6 Jefferson street my
AB0RERS. RAILROAD cOmpanys con-
tractors and others wanting laDoreIs OF
mechanics viii be supplied Zee OF 0Mes
~ "a FTout street. myS
DUANTEDAseversl competent Dressma-
~ keus. Apply TO
nv MRS. DENT, O. Jefferson street.
"ANTFD-Good Male Cook to 90 TO
w Franklin House," Raleigh Springs.
A,nrv n +. q. PRATT.
my No. West Court street, Memphis.
"AsHER AND IRONER-An a No 1
M washer aud froner al l6l Second street
immediately. @a.-
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Call and see, that you may be SON
WINGED that | am selling my new stock
of millinery goods 80 per cent. below n
house in Memphis. I buy my goods for
cash, hence l can sell low.
MRS. S, SULLIVAN,
257% Main street.
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Are now opening the most complete
and varied stock of Summer Dress Goods
to be found in this city. If you want to
purchase anything in the Dry Goods line
you can find a more tastefully selected
stock in fabrics, coIors, qualities and
styles at Seessel's than any other house
in Memphis.
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LACE SHAwLs-Gredt IaducementSg-
B. Lnwenstein 81 Bros. have Just received
500 Lace Shawls, bought at the recent
great sale of Duden, Freres & Co. This
is good news to those who are in want
of good Lace Shawls.
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ALL OUR FRENCH e0RsETs BEDuGRI
PRicESI
CAMS NEW STORE, 2as Main

A. JUST removed to 1876 Main street.
Webster Block, door south Of Wash
ington. Having my expenses greatly re-
du"ed, we can sell cheaper than any other
first-class house in the city.
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Saturday, May 7, 1870.
HERzOG & BROTHER,
2s4 Main Street, Memphis, Tennessee.
Prices of Dry Goods for Next Week.

1914 Heavy Shooting, 45c. per yard.
A Bleached Muslin, I5c per yard.
"A Bleached Muslin, very fine, Ike
per yard.
Linen Lawns, DC per yard.
Linen Lawns, 25c per yard.
Mozambique, 25c per yard.
Bareges, 25c per yard.
Grenadines, 25c per yard.
Japanese, Csc per yard.
Lawns, 25c per yard.
Iron Grenadines, SOC per yard.
Iron Grenadines, pure, soc per yard.
French c~orsets, 81 so.
Imported Corsets, 75e.
Bargains in Hosiery.
Fans, very handsome, for 81.
Marseilles Trimming, soc per piece.
Marseilles Trimming, 75c per piece.
Pongee Parasols, lined beautifully.
Sun Umbrellas, cheap.
Ribbons very low.
Lace Curtains.
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Observe Donoho, Joy q CQ,'R advertise
ment of the Wickersham property, en-
bracing Library and Post 0flce buildings,
New Memphis Theater, and other valuable
property for sale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-09

CHEAPl CHEAP CHEAPul Our entire
stock of fancy goods reduced.
T. W. JOHNSTON IL co.
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THE Berlin CoUraqt recommends DIR.
Prices Cream Baking Powder, aud the
14itor says it Is free from the offensive
Taste of saleratus and its ordinary COM
pounds. Try it.
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WANTED---T0 LOAN.

EONFY TO LOAN-Parties can negotiate
nj o. IarVe or small amounts, on long or
sh9rt time, by addressing J. b - Fostomee
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LACE oollarettes, Lace Points, Menken
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No. l Gravel Roofing done by Barthoi-
omew q Allen, No. 8 West Court street.
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The finest display of sash ribbon ever
seen in Memphis at SeeSs6E's on Monday.
Plain satin ribbon in high colors. Plain
silk ditto. Plaid satin, plaid silk, Roman
lady in this community,
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DRY GOODS ON LONG TIME
FIrs.-clsss stock 10 Be Closed Out.

We call the attention Of city and ooun-
try merchants that, being DESTROYS OF
out our large stock of staple and
fancy dry goods, notions, boots and shoes,
we viii sell payable November l, 1870, and
at net cash prices. Our stool is complete
and well assorted, and must be closed out
in sixty days. Extra Inducements offered
tc any one wishing to purchase stock and
stand. JsH. LoEwEEsTINE & Bros,
f2s1 Main street, Clay Building.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list OF letters remain
Ing in the Memphis PostOfice and not deliv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers,
win be delivered promptly by CARRIERS.
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Fifty dozen kid gloves of superior quail
ity, in beautiful cOlors. All shades at one
dollar a pair. at SeesSeL'sl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-09

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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A FULL assortIaent OF Boys Suits, new
styles ana cOlors. at A. Just's, 1876 Main
streek Webster Block.
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FOR RENT.

~ lDENCE-The desirable residence, No.
X ms Madison street. formerly occupied oy
W NJ. HARRINGTON,
or John B. ROBINSON.
N ESDENCE@S fernando street, seven
TX Tooms servantsI houses, etc, good well
and cistern, large lot, healthy ana plessAhs
location. large vegetable garden planted anu
IA nne condition. Terms HSaeIatei aPP1y -
r a. CASKIN. Cranmen's fnsusance Com
pany. 5 Madison street 4gJ
n OOMs-Eewly furnished. single or in
n suits. suitable for families; water frciu-
Ties and ward accommodations excellent; sp-
ply st Hotel DEHHope, with satlslseto5S
Eafnramna MlL-
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THE LATEST NEWS may always be had
at Joe Locke's News Stand, 236h Main
street.
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EMBROIDERED FRENCH cORSETS,
CHEAP
CANS NEW STORE, 29s Main st.

NEW Marseilles in corded, fringed and
stripes, all oOlOrs. New Pfques in Chintz
colors, the handsomest imported this sea-
son. New Percales in figures and stripes,
on Monday, May 9th, at
SEESSEL'S.
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The Elegant Passenger Packets
= IijakH. ALLEN--.Reese Pritchard, master
MARY BOYD. --.-.----.R l.. Haynes, master
CELESTE..---.-...---Ed. Rowland, Master
OZARK---..~--~.-.-.W. B. Rowland, master
vii LEAVE MEMPHIS FOR LITTLE ROCK
and all intermediate landings on
MONDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
At 5 O'Clock pm.
Connecting at Little Rock for FORT SMITH
and all intermediate points with the new
and very light-draft packets
master
FORT GIBSON .-......-..E Eugene Smith, master
FORT SMITH ............ Barnett, master
Also. making direct connection at Little
Rock for HOT SPRINGS with the regular
mail coaches.
Freights consigned to this LINE AT MEM
PHIs OR MOUTH OF WHITE RIVER will be for
warded promptly 20 destination without
charge for tTansfer.
JOHN d. ADAMS, President.
W. II. KENNEDAY, Agent,
No: 3 Madlson ST.. Stanton Block.
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PERSONAL.

Chas. n. Erich, Esq, left last evening
I{or atour in EUROPE, to be gone until the
frst ofSeptenHaF. We wish him a pleas
&7v
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"SEA Moss FARINE can be taken into
the stomach OF the most delicate, and is
Just the thing for inValids and all those
desiring a light and delicate food. Post.
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A. JUST removed to 1876 1fain street,
Webster Block, one door south of Wash
ington. Having my expenses greatly re-
duced, we can sell cheaper than any other
drst-class house in the CITY.
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PUMPS for bored DeEls by Browne &
Browne, Al Madison street.
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A PARAGRAPH FOR THE DRESSING
RooM@Gentlemen who are tying to re-
yive the tinges OF other Gays in their
Rrizzled hair with muddy and glutinOus
preparations, are hereby Informed that
PHALoS's FTrALIA, Or SALVATION FOB
TIE HAIR, viii accomplish the object
more efectualiy than any e these, and
q TRANSPARENT and without S dimeDt.
Cut this paragraph out AsY it on
yonr toilet IS a reHoiadezB
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A. SEEssEL SON

If YOU want cheap goods go to
T. w. JOHNSTON 81 co.
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b. A. HoLLENBERG's Memphis Steam
Deying and Cleaning Establishment, 262
Second street.
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GAS fitting done promptly by Browne
Il Browne, No. Al Madison street.
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TO THE LADIES.

BOYS and Gents Plaid Suits at A.
1876 lEain street, Webster Block.
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VALENCIENNE Lace Points, Laces to
make Collarettes, at Menken Bros.
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NEW Silks and Silk Poplins Just re-
ceived at B. LOwenstein d Bros.
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DEMONSTRATIONS home manufacture
Buy harness of P. j. Quigley, $50 Main.
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FINE Bingham Lawns at Is cts, worth
so cts, at b. Lowenstein q Bros.
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GENUINE CHEyIoT SUITS at A. Just's,
1886 Main street, Webster Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-09

A FINE assortment of Business Suits at
Just's, 1876 Main street, Webster Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-09

CALL and priAtSour goods. We are Of
fering extra bargains this week.
T. W. JOHNSON & co
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-09

LACE Shawls, Lace Collars, Lace Hand
kerchiefs, Lace Berthas, Lace C~ollarettes,
and a beautiful assortment of real Valen-
ciennes and Point Applique by the yard,
at A. SEESSEL & SONS.