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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-24

WALLS MANUAL OF AGRICULTURE of the
Southern United States. By Mai. f. G..
Wall, of Mississippi. A book for every
cultiYator of the soil; adopted to the
great staples. Memphis; Southwestern
Publishing Company, 36l Main street /;
muslin, l2mO. 253 pages, illustrated.
Price 81 50-by mail 81 IS.
We feel more thar ordinary pleasure in
presenting this book to the public. The
subjects upon which it treats are of Nf-
icient importance to commend it to the
patronage of every c~ultivator of Southern
soil. 1t is written in plain, popular style,
and treats of almost everything that Is of
interest to the tarmer and planter. We
feel an especial pride that il Is Southern
in authorship and publication, and is alike
ereditable to all concerned. Aside from
the real merits Ofthe work, Maj. Wal has
claims upon us all which will be readily
acknowledged. He is amOng those wh9
wear the sears of service in his coun-
try's cause.-the most conspicuous of
which shows the loss of sleg. He has, in
the work before us, exhibited a familiar
ity in letters that cannot fail to distin-
guish him as an author.
We have to thank onr old friend, Joe
Locke, the newsman on Main street, near
Jefferson, for many favOrs during the
week in the shape of late New York and
illustrated papers. At this famous lite
rary bazaar our readers are always sure
of finding just what they want of litera-
ture, no matter what their taste or cul-
ture. 1t is just the place for a short
lounge. Try it.
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Where Adam Got His First Trowsers
The Perfection Of Art.

So Familiarity we'll known Is the house
of Sproule & McCown that commonplace
people, who have never learned how for
tunes are made and great successes in
business life achieved, are surprised to see
how persistently this famous firm Of
clothiers fills a broad place in our adver-
tisiRr columns. How, otherwise than
thrs ugh the pages of an ubiQeitous news
paper, can the best establish d house es-
ape oblivion? No rival est&S lishment Is
eT9nnshAtfqaQHee westwardN eclipse this
energeslc nrmi when m SsaTia sidsa Il y 2nh
taste. The very extent of 5eir business
enables them TO sell the nnef goods at the
lowest possible prices. IN is nothing
worn by male plped VII may not be
found at Sproule q McY ms, and the
tanciest exquisite or pla clodhopper
will find his tastes delis Wby the mana
gers of this excellent houseE
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PROGRAMME
THE COMING E E
LIST or INDUCEMENTS
FOR THE LAST WEEK OF APRIL.

As everything emanating from this
justly popular house viii be found highly
interesting to the Memphis ladies, we
have been to no small pains to lay before
them this morning the res ult of our
"~gleanings from observation" together
with that of a lengthy interview with
the gentlemanly proprietor of the above
named establishment.
Having had occasion several times
through the week to eibot0 our way
through the business ~thoroughfare of our
city we were, on more than one occasion,
at a loss to account for the numberS -
ladies shopping in and e%ongregated
around Coils, while at the same time
other and larger houses were, or see med
to be, comparatively empty. To satisfy
ourselves as to the occasion OF such at
tractions-for attractions there certainly
must have beehive walked in, and, in
less time than it takes to tell it, fou nd
ourselves in the very midst of a bevy of
young ladies. Two wishes took possess
sion of us at once, and seemed to struggle
hard for the mastery. One was a devout
wish that we had got entangled in the
meshes of feminine loneliness before.
The other-and we think this was a more
deUoWt wish-was that we could only see
our way out of it again.
In the midst of our perplexity, how
ever, we were relieved by the Snperin-
tendent conducting the ladies to the sew
eral departments, and kindly taking US
in charge that we might gain the object of
our visit.
OF the many features of attraction-and
they are many, indeed, in this house
perhaps there is none that stands out so
prominently and appeals so forcibly to
ladies as their great
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

SERVICES a. the First Presbyterian Church,
corner Of Poplar and Third streets to-day, at
lam. Evening service at = pm. Rev. r
h Bowman, Pastor.
Rrv. J.. n. HEALEY, Of New orleans, will
preach at the First COngregationaltst Church.
On Union street, at u am. today.
REV. J. p. STUART, minister Of the New
church. will preach this morning at lO1a
O'Clock al the L. :. Courtroom. He VIII
lecture at ~ O'Clock on the AtOnemenL
DAVID WALK will preach in the Linden
Street Christian Church to-day al lO1a Am
and pm
PREACHuFs at the First Baptist Church by
the Pastor. Dr. Burns, at II a N. and ; pm.
bible class and sabbath school at 9 at am.
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ULYSSES IN A MUSIC SCHO0L--CALYPS0
AS A PiAklSTE.

The story is told of Gree, a charming
woman of antiquity, that her varied at
fractions were wholly resistless, and
Calypso, too, so won the affections and
pleased the eye of a sage warrior, whose
devoted spouse awaited him in Ithica,
that he forgot honor and truth in devo-
ton to wOman's matchless beauty, and
was ensnared by womaR's wOndrous
wiles. No one has read Fenelon's unri-
vailed story of Telemschus and failed to
see how faultless melody added an hun
dred fold to the indescribable pleasures OF
the delightful island. There were bells of
the ~sOftest, dearest tones, such as one
hears who catches the notes of the Bell
Treble Piano, of the st. Louis Manufac-
turing Co. There were harps whose
chords never vibrated more tenderly and
sweetly than those that pulsate beneath
the touch of youth and beauty, when
Memphis fairest daughter touches the
key Of this mstchless piano. Go see and
hear it at 264 Second street. We do not
exaggerate the ezesllencies of this most
perfect musical instrumen ever manu-
featured in this or any age or country.
SWISS and Jaeonet Putting for ladies'
el~Trfe Of II W ion NCTnN = no -
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NEW Pianos AT AUcTIONl NEW PIANOS
AT AUCTIONl-TwO elegant and entirely
new Seven Octave Pianos are advertised
sale tomorrow morning, at the auction
room of Messrs. Register, Irrelevant & Co.,
which should bring together all who want
to indulge their love of music. The in
struments are from the oldest manufac-
turer in the United States, who sells them
with his guarantee to be kept in good or
der ten years. The manufacturer not
only pledges his own character and word
upon his work, but invites a rigid COM
parison with n pianos in the market,
for beauty of finish, durability, tone and
workmanship.
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BOYS sTRAW HATS CHEAP.
CANS NEW STORE, 29s Main 81
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Elegant Dress Goods among the bar
gains of this week.
MeRken Brothers offer a handsome line
of GrenGdtRe and Barge, striped, at the
low price of fifteen cents per yard. These
goods are striped and in a variety of
colOIs.
They have got a small assortment OF
Mari PoPEiRS at Is cents per yard. Those
wanting a handsome dress should look at
these goods.
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seller. was awarded The privilege of pool
selling during the week at his usua per-
centage. We are glad of this. for the
Doctors wit, urbanity and experience
render him valuable to any meeting in
that capacity. Pools for the first days
races will be sold at the Overton to-mor-
row, Monday evening, at 8 O'Clock.
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HERZoo & BROS
Calendar Of News.

Beautiful Black Iron Grenadinesil
Elegant Striped and Plain SiIks!!
Rich and handsome figured G~renadinesi
Exquisite patterns Of Piques and Cam
brics.
All linen warranted Linen Lawns.
The largest assortment of White Mar
settles.
Llama Lace shawles in immense va
riety.
Ribbons and Notionsi
The best assorted stock Of Hosiery
POngee Parasoles and Black with col
ored Innings.
E~mbrOderies, rich and new.
French and German Corseta lust opened.
Shirt Fronts, extra bargainsi
Kid Glovesl We excel any and ALI
Domestics always the LoapestI
In advertising the above new goods lust
received, we announce at the same time,
that we offer any and all these goods at
popular low prices. Price your goods
anywhere and come to our house, and
you'll find our prices the bottom price Of
the market. We make all efforts to es-
tablish the reputation for selling goods
cheap, and will not be exeelled by any
house.
Our Lace Points are admired by every
one, and our prices admit Of no compe-
tition.
If you have a bill of goods to buy come
to us this week and you will have saved
some money upon the aggregate smount
of your purchased
We have a legitimate profit added on
u goods, and with this establish conf
dence with the customer. The lowest
advertised goods in the city. supposed to
be offered at unusually low figures, you
can always get at our house at regular
rates for the same price.
To meet the duh Season in time we
shall offer especial inducements early this
season. HERZoG & BRO,
29 Main street.
FOR SUMNER WEAR.
A large stock of Iron Grenadines, plain
and figured Grenadines, an immense as
sortment of Marseilles, at very low rates.
o MAY PARTIES.
Tarletans, white, pink, buff green,
spangled and frosted in all colors.
FANS OF EVERY STYLE,
The largest assortment in the city. Beau
tiful Silk Fans for 70 cents, and greater
bargains still. Come!
o PICNICs, SCHOOL EXHIBITIONS, ETC.
Ribbons, Sash Ribbons in new assort-
ment, Marseilles, Trimmings Collars,
Ties.
DUB FRENCH CORSET
We wish everybody to see and prieeI
The best corset we nave sold for ten years
for $3.50. Look at it.
HERZOG & BRO.
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LAW REPORTS.
Law Court-..Iudae Anderson.

No business was done in the Law Court
Yesterday, a sprained ankle preventing
the attendance of Judge Anderson. The
special calendar viii be resumed on Mon
day. The cases win be taken up in the
following order:
1922 Robertson VS.. Apperson.
1888 Kean VS.. Board OF School Visitors.
255S Ferree q Andrews VS.. Stailey ct al.
2542 McLachlin vs.. Smith ct al.
$3.50 Jones VS.. Mount.
2654 Beatty VS.. Howell.
1866 Brennan VS.. Duficy.
26SS PRrham VS.. Brannan.
2569 Bank of the State of Missouri VS..
Forrest ct al.
26l9 Aehle VS.. Taylor ct al.
The remaining cases or the special cal
endar will be taken up as fast as reached.
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A MESSAGE TO THE LADrEs.-It is not
necessary to coat the faded fbers with
flth, or to stain the skin, in order To re-
new in your blanching ringlets the lus-
trous hue of their prime. PHALoN's VI
ITALIA, OR SALVATION FOR THE HAIR. as
clear and transparent a fluid as that which
sparklesi in your cologne bottles, effects
the change more satisfactorily than any
other preparation in the world.
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spARsLED TARlETAHs

is very attractive indeed. II would be
tresspassing on our space to mention the
thousand little attractions that go to con-
stitute this a place of attraction. Sufice
it TO say that house-keepers win find
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A consignment OF choice maple syrup
ust received, and offered very low at
J. NJ. Stafford & CO.'S,
294 Second street,
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HITE q CoRwINE have removed their
Job Printing establishment to the AP-
PEAL Building, Il Unionstreet, and we are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons of the APPEAL will bear this I'm
mind and act accordingly.
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LACEs and Lace Points cleaned, dyed
and finished like new, at the Memphis
Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Establish
ment, 262 Second street.
B. A. HOLLENBERG,
Proprietor.
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HOOP SKIRTS CHEAP.

THE ladies of Memphis are particularly
invited to examine our stock of English
Hosiery. A. SEESSEL q SON.
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WE have determined to close out our
stock of Ladies' and Cents Boots and
Shoes, and rave therefore reduced them
far below cost. For bargains, call early at
J. II. LORWENSTINE & BROS,
231 Main street.
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DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT.

1t would be no less curious and inter
esting to note the many STYLES, oLoRs
SHADES, FABRICS, TEXTURES, DESIGNS,
etc, etc, than really astonishing to ancer-
tain the EXTREMELY Low PRICES at which
these goods are being disposed of, and the
consequent IMMENSE INVOICES of DRESS
GooDs that m ust be sold in one season at
Coils.
Why, as late as yesterday they received
a new line of DRESS GOODS which they
will dispose Of at TwENTY-oNE CENTS A
YARD! Twenty-one cents a yard is moth
ing wonderful for DRESS GOODS now-a-
days when n can buy DRESS GOODS any
where for, perhaps, FIFTEEN; or, perhaps,
wELvE AND A HALF CENTS a yard.
Very true. But we overheard ladies posi-
lively assert that those Dress Goods at
were PRECISELY LIKE
ELSEWHERE AT THIRTY-FIvE CENTS
A YARD!
We could not entertain a doubt of It
from the fact that as late as seven O'Clock
last evening ladies were having DREss
GOODS measured off in that department,
because" said they, "if l wait till Mon
day it will be certainly all gomez
There is not a single day Except Sun
day that they do not open New DRESS
GOODS, being fully determined, as he him
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AlNENLAwNs.

would impress any NY favorably with
the good taste displayed in the selectionl
of these goods. Their Sick of priuts
very handsome and we assorted.
is not easy to get waited amin this<e
partment, and while it does htll Keep
PRINTS at all, at the prices bring
in this market, we would ss@ryqlAkp Mr..
Coll that he engage at onG, Two atN hast,
additional statesmen, not, indeed,
what the young men in this departme
handle their stock well, and confer az
much courtesy and attention as it is pos
sible for the same number to bestow,
under similar pressing circumstances.
The coming week will witness a
uIiyaIv time ,; in thai
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LETTER LIST.

h following Is the list Of letters remain
Ing in the Memphis PostoHce and not deliT-
srsd by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed 20 street and numbsTs,
zfn be delivered promptly b. carriers.
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BUcKwHEAr CAKES made with DIR.
Prices Cream Baking Powder are unob-
~jectionable. 1t is good tor all other kinds
biscuits.
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NOTICE ExTRAoRDINARY.-The large
hall in Odd Fellows Building, 262 Main
street, so celebrated in lang syne as-tke.
place of places, will be opened on MIL
day, the 25th inst, for the season, as an
ice cream saloon, where the elite will be
sure TO find everything of the very best
served,up in style by those princes Of con
fectioners, Podesta & Cazsssa, and their
efficient assistants.
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THE LATE JUDGE REEVES.

CIRCUIT COURT Room, April %, 1870.
At a meeting of a large number of the
members of the Memphis Bar. called in
memory Of the Hon. George W. Reeves,
late Judge of the Fifteenth Judicial Cir
cult, on motion Of J.. B. Heiskeil, Esq,
the Hon. ]. T. Swayne was selected TO
preside g the meeting, who made a few
appropriate and touching remarks rela-
tive to the character of Hon. Judge
Reeves. Luke W. Finlay was appointed
Secretary.
On motion of Major E. A. Beecher, the
following gentlemen were appointed by
the Chair a committee to draft suitable
resolutions in the premises: Major f. A.
Beecher, Hon. j. B.. Heiskell, Hon. Isham
g. Harris, w. NJ. Randolph, Esq, E. NJ.
Hearn, Esq; and %thereupon the meeting
adjourned to meet at the Law Courtroom,
at 10 an, on Monday, April Is, 1870, at
which time the committee will report.
j. T.. SWAYNE, Chm'n.
LUKE w. FINLAY, Sec'y.
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MAPLE SYRUP.

LACE COLLARS, COLLARETTEs AND RUIZ
FLEs.-A full assortment at
T. ". JOHNSTON & CO.'S.
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THE only Dyeing Establishment in
Memphis which operates By steam is the
Memphis Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Es-
ta~blishment, 262 Second street, Madam
Eincent's Block.
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FtkNK HICKS backs out the gay Lee
tO-T4orrow evening. Don't fail to get
aboard. Memphis is entitled to a packet
like her. Look at the Lee if you want to
see something fine.
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THE RUSH still continues at L. KRE-
MER'S for those stylish hats, nowhere
else to be found.
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TRY the new process of cleaning gen.
tlemen's clothing at the Memphis Steam
Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment. No
more securing and scrubbing TO cleanse a
garment. b.. A. HOLLENBERG,
Proprietor.
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F. A. SCHREYER.-New York, Chicago,
Cincinnati and st. Louis daily and all
sporting papers, always on file at the
Caledonia Saloon, corner Madison and
Main streets.
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BLACK Silk and Iron Grenadines, at B.
Lowenstein & Bros.
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POINT LACE, Lace Handkerchief, Col
s~rettes, Rufus, ETC., etc, the finest assert
ment IN the city. L. KREMER.
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CAMEL Coal That Camel Coal has
come, and the best you will find. can
soon and get some. Don't get left behind.
Orders to-day will be booked. IT'S the
best, all say who have tried il, for cook
ing. The cook no longer signs with pain.
Drop in soon, then, at Court and Main on
BIGLEY, MELLERSH & co.
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COLONEL D. CoCKRELL is prepared, as
usual, to accommodate his friends and
the travelling public. reports to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. The Peabody Ho-
tel is new and central, and for comfort
aud convenience cannot be surpassed. 1t
has not and will not be closed.
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BUTTONS and Dress Trimmings, the
best stock in the city, will be sold cheap.
L. KREMER.
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YE have received another lot of those
hnedeappRa Lace Points, at moderate
prices, ar~e L. KREMER'S.
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SHETLAND SHAwLs.-A very elegant
assortment in white and eolored at
Il. W. JOHNSTON & co. IS.
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They are also In receipt of an immense
line OF Notions, but the articles comprls-
ing this department being so numerous,
space forbids ven a mention OF them,
further han calling attention to the gem
eral stock,
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LARGEST variety and prices lowest in
underwear at Wiggsns q Thorl's, 233
Main street. F. Y. shirts ready fsade or
made TO order-ht guaranteed.
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FANCY Cassimeres In English, French
and American manufacture, at
SEESSEL & SONS.
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WHALEBoNE Corsets, seventy-fve cents
each at T. w. JOHNSTON & CO.'S.
CLUB MEETING.-A meeting of the
members of the Chickasaw Jockey Club
will be held at the Overton Hotel on Mon
day evening, the 25th inst, at s o'clock. By
order of the President.
c. STONE, Secretary.
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EMBRoTDERIEs AND LACEs.-We nave
now a very large stock of these goods in
handsome designs. Call and examine.
Il. w. JOHNSTON & co.
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A. Seessel & Son will have on ex-
hibition on Monday the largest assort-
ment of Parssols ever offered in Mem
phis.
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HosIERY.-Ladies', misses and chill
dren's hose in all sizes and quantities at
T. W. NHNS ron & CO.'S.
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lee CREAM.-August Berton, the popu-
lar co~nfectioner, at the corner of Fourth
and Poplar streets, opened his saloon yes
Uerday. Berton's ice cream has won a
reputation, and we advise all who want
the pure article to patronize Berton. A
word to the wise is sufficient.
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VARIETIES AND NoTIONs-Our assert
ment of these goods is immeuse-com-
prising everything known to the trade.
I. u. JOHNSTON & co.
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JOE LOCKE, 2S6X Main street, has the
largest variety of Monthlies. Illustrated
Weeklies and Dailies in the city.
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WHILE GOODS DEPARTMENT.

Here may be seen an elegant variers'of
M~ARsEILLEs, PIQUEs, MULLs, MAIN
SOCKS, SwIssEs, OReANDEs, LAWNS,
CAMBRICs, JAooNETs, s~KIRTIEGs, etc, ETC.,
etc. Their new stock, for the May festi-
voIa of
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STATIONERY of every description at Joe
Locke's News Stand, 1851 Main street.
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LADIES wishing to buy Llama or
Thread Lace Shawls, should not fail to
give B. Lowenstein & Bros. a call before
purchasing.
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LADIES COLLARS CUFFs.-A full
assortment of the latest styles 1t
T. W. JOHNSTON & CO.'S.
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CAMS NEW STORE, 29s Main st

SPECIAL Bargains in White Goods, at r.
L~0wenstein & Bros, this week.
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PIcNIC.-The picnic season is upon US.
Let nobody forget that the st. Msry's
School picnic takes place at the Menken
Place, on Brinkley avenue, on Monday.
The proceeds are TO be devoted to the pur-
chase of a school library.
We are now in receipt of a splendid as
sortment of ladies' collars, all linen, at
five cents each.
T. W. JOHNSTON & co.
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No. 1 Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omew & Allen, No. 5 West Court street.
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LADIES, Misses and Children's Shoes,
good quality, from SOC to 81, at
J. H. L0EWENSTINE & BROS,
Clay Building.
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OUR ON BAKE LADIES' AND CHIL-
DREk'S SHOES, VERY CHEAP.

at CANS NEW STORE, 298 Main st.
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HAVE CoNE.-Those nice White Muslin
Walking Suits. L. KREMER.
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
single sheet published In the South.
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SPECIAL bargains in Lace Shawls at B.
Lowenstein d Bros. this week.
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II leases new calicos will be opened
IN Ronday morning, at
A. SEESSEL & SONS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-24

THE LATEST NEWS may always be had
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-24
THE RACES.
Visit to the Race Track Yesterday-.-What
We SaW---The Programme and
Preparations.

Condition Of the Roads Leading Thlther---
Central Avenue not 10 be Trusted.