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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-11-19
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SEASON or is7o.7i.
SEASON OF 1901.
mason EANLII ClBINEY ORGANS.
Important Improvements.
Patented juno stst and August 70. isio
REDUCTION or PRICES.

The Mason n Hamiin Organ %. have the plersnfe o.
announcing importanf improvements 70 Their ,tan,lnet W,
rms. fpf which patents we're granted them " lnnn apd
August last, THESE afe not merely meretFici1tis aiiachr
mcn,s. bnt enhance the substantial excaheance o. ihcins'f't
mpnts.
They are alao cnahied, BY ~increased facilities ir nahtt.
facfirn. tn make, rom tlla dntc. o nrther reoucuoho i
prlcss on several leading styles,
HAVING enuirlMed md addad 10 iber former f~lrliiiica 4
large new manuf,cioIy. they hope hereafter 70 enpp'y all
orders promptly. A
The Cabinet Organs made BY this conipany are of atlrii
universal r~erutatinn, not only throughout Aiiiffira MI hisn
IN Europe, that few VIII need assurances q th@f snpeil'
ority. .,n . ON
They now offer FouttoCTAyE gApINEr OhGAAs,
inauife niain tsaAas, but eipal according % illflr. cApseiiy
81 ANYTHING they make, for 40 each. The "A w nv w.
REED. seS. FfvEOCfAyE DOUBLE RED ulasANs y
FIVE SfOpS. with Knpa Swell and TenulApts W fe-
giant case, with several of ihc Masg. = Iia,alln pnn,ese+
mfntN, air.. The mnip, FxfRA. With new ivgx Hlinanaa,
AutoTnafiu Swell. &c., &iFp, FIVE IiiishE
SETsiiFEDS, eEvEN sT0Ps, with EufhoAE' asp'sfr
x new 1iIlnsiratd catalogue with hnll infornetion, and
reduced prices, il now ready. and VII be sent ffee, Nltna
Testimonial circular, p~leetnfIng 4 preat mas y aslasnee
M 70 the superiority " ttse lisifIai9iu,A " nny uF WV, sn
49, fremont Street, Bnatdfs of y# broaa~af, NfW 1p1h'
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II iSil VII Aic tIllNAG Jim OiVhSa HIS MN y
and she's alone and destitute; and they're
going to give her a benefit in Montreal on
Friday"
"Tom,'' said Charley, wen 60 and
dance for that bentit.'
Charley Cottle,H says |, "your crazy
"No, I'm not, Joe,' says he; Pm In
deadly earnest. The more | stays here, the
more | gets to ~brooding and brooding. !
must do something to rouse me-
But this woman says ], is the cause
Of all your troubles and, If you're wise,
you'll keep away from her"
"Don't be afraid" says he; there wont
nothing never come between me aud Tom
again, this side the grave. If he wants
her, Ill never stand in his way. But re-
1 quires something to rouse me. She's treat
ed lis badly and now she's alone and dcs-
titutc, and we can help her. Tom, | feel
as though If | couldn't go on, and let her
see that we didn't bear no malice, | should
die. viii You 90. Tomg Oh, say, will
YOU 10 y and be clasped them bOny hands
. Of his together, until II seemed as though
the blood would come.
, aYes, / WILL says Tom Knight. IL II
/ d bad thing for you, but it may be worse 4
! YOU has to stay here with the longing on
!, YOU. Wen start III the evening train To-
morrow"
I The next day, Charley seemed Just a.
! fresh and gay as ever; and began 70 iecl
7 that this might be a good thing, but Mrs
Briggs was very bitter against 1t. didn'
/ 70 on with them; but we read IN ths
! paper, that they danced splendid, and thell
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offended that 1t Is omitted. He loved the
simple, honest, old fashioned circuit
rider, n wonld have no radical changes.
He revered the very system which gave
pfternity TO courage and fortitude, and a
5 lf-sacrihcing spirit that honored our
J .ce. He would have no theological
learning that would pervert the tastes OF
preachers and diyest them Of sympathy
with the masses of the people. Learned
men would meet no sympathyin the hills
and hollows. He would not have a lite
rary mould in which TO form the charac-
ter of preachers. This Is the age of vio-
lent change, and every change Is not a
reform He dreaded the word I" pre-
gress." II was another term for demon
alizatiOn, and decay and corruption. Vices
were born in Europe, tFaversed Europe,
the ocean,, New England, and finally fas-
tened themselves on the vitals of South
ern piety and simple Chritianity. Christ
selected his apostles from among humble,
uneducated fishermen. Power from on
high, and not from al institution OF learn
lag, was alone needed to assure the sub
FINEST triumphs of Christianity.
DR.. Hamilton combatted, In a strong,
brief, definition of facts, the arguments
of Gen. Colquitt. He asserted the con-
sentative power of b church in Germa-
ny, which alone prevented the universal
decadence Of popular morals and preva-
lenee of atheism or pantheisn. He com.
mended the example of Wesleyan Meth
Odists, who supported with zeal institu-
tons of learning, and adhered to them
after forty years Of experience.
DR.. Green approved DR.. HamiltOn's
views at some length, when, DR.. Marshall
having the floor, the sun went down, and
the Conference adjourned.
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in regard to the occurrence on q Poplar
street car, was intended for him. We
make bold to state that, to the best OF our
knowledge and belief, he was not q
party referred to. We will also ease his
aching mind by promising him, the very
hour and minute that we are able TO ind
out, definitely, aDhO the every tipsy fell
low. dressed 10 grey, who claimed to be
connected with the city press" is, hat
we will make haste to make It known,
and clear up this 10 him fearful mystery.
-Quite a scene was enacted yesterday
afternoon, about two o'clock, in front OF
the west gate Of Court Square, between a
loving couple named Mr.. and Mrs. +. A:
Schrver-being no less than a INST and
skull, hair pulling, gouging and biting
match between them. The battle afforded
a vast deal of fun to everybody who wit
messed it, except, perhaps, the nghtists,
and was ths occasion of a gathering much
more numerous than select. 1t appears
from ali that we could learn that the
couple have not been married very long,
and tha a few days ago they quarreled
and separated. Meeting st the gate OF the
park Yesterday, the lady, who was just
coming out. went for" the gentleman,
who was in Tor Just getting into a hack.
first smashed her parasol on him, and
then Selling one of his hands in her loving
mouth made her pearly teeth meet in his
meat. In self-defenss $50 it Is said) he
was compelled to strike her. For this
she had himsrrested, and he returned the
compliment by having the same done for
her. The Recorder will settle the case
This morning
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LANA POINTS,


We have frequently called the attention
Of the public to the bargains, which we can
give this season, in Lama Points. We
have convinced the most that this IS not
advertising only, but that bargains we
have shown, and to those who rave been
everywhere, priced them all. In buying
Lama Shswls, ladies, to a great extent,
rely upon the judgment and recommends
ton OF the merchant, and he, whose
knowledge of these goods is best, is per-
haps entitled TO give the most meritOrious
opinion. We have made this branch of
our business a GREAT SPECIALITY every
season. The large city trade for which,
with all our efforts we cater, has in a de-
gree encouraged Is to keep at all times a
large line of these goods, and thereby we
became enabled to purchase bargains
above others. We can warrant the quail
ity Of our Lama to be pure and the best.
Our Shawls will retain their good black,
nor suffer from the sum-. We have now
some exquisite patterns, novelties in
designs, wherein we excel especially.
Our prices, comparing quality and pat
tern with others of like condition, will at
once weigh decisively in our favor, and
give US the preference.
The fresh invoice alluded TO in Sundays
psper contains gems, and are selling rap
idly. Do not delay too long with the
purchase OF this article, for now you have
the assortment complete vet, to select
from, and later you will not have this
chance. HERZOG q BhO.,
294 Main street.
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BOYS STRAW HATS CHEAP.
CANS, NEW STORE 2Q8 Mai

THE following gentlemen will please
meet the Executive Committee at their
room. No. Is Union street, on Thursday,
the 18th inst, on matters appertsining to
the interest of the approaching canvass,
at i've O'Clock, pm; Colonel John w.
Dawson, Colonel A. T. Lacy, Wm. H.
Carroll, NJ. D. L. Stewart. J. d. Danbury,
A. J. Hays, A. G. Ferguson, General Fl
zer, J. II. Hatcher, ]. T. Stratton, W. B.
Gibson, Z. McDavitt, d. G. LoewenstIne,
Captain Baehman, John Zent, Owen
Dryer, James Cannon, Vincent Baciga-
lupO, r. P. BateRsn, I. B. Edgington,
Geo. Gillen.
By order of the Executive Committee.
j. J. DUB0SE, Chairman.
Jos. BA~RBIERE, Secretary.
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Yesterdays PICNIC.
The chiIdrea Of the Lutheran School at
lanes Park.

The children of the Lutheran School, to
the number of one hundred and hfty-
six, under the charge OF their teacher,
Mr.. Greble, paradsd through the city yes
terdav morning on their way to James
Park, where they enjoyed themselves
with song, dance and speech until a late
hour. They made an unusually credit
able appearance, creditabls even for them,
noted as they are for their May-d2y dis
plays. There we're queens n their at
PENDANTS, fairies and spirits, all grace,
winning. sweet, and as Dewitchtng in
thsir way as the girls Of the period,
whs Gil the eyes and distract the hearts
of our beaux. There was q company Of
ZOusves in red and blue uniforms, and 3
company Of Alpine hunters IN green and
black, all armed in the manner peculiar
to the organizations they represented.
They We're admirably gotten up, and
looked as miniature soldiers ahould look,
full of the part they were playing so well.
All, except the four-year old youngsters,
marched TO the Park, where the ceremony
Of browning the queens was performed.
Miss Annie Denies was crowned Queen OF
May; Miss Emma Remlia, Queen OF the
r aries; Miss MOllie Eichberg, Queen of
the Gypsies; Miss Laura Erk, Queen Of
the Flowers. The songs and speeches,
which are inseparable from such ceremO-
MES, were nearly all delivered in Ger
man, and We are assured were very cred
liable to the little ones, who, after
the interesting ceremones, were per-
mitted the utmost freedom Of the
grounds and thereafter disported them
selves to their hearts content in a hum
dred various ways-with ball and bat,
swing, skipping rope. etc. The teacher,
Mr.. Grebls, was the center of attraction
for his pupils, by whom we found him
surrounded as by a loving throng. His
attentions to them were marked by an
intuitive divining Of their wants,
and a close appreciation of their
wishes. We are sure they are de-
voted TO him, and we are as sure he
deserves their devotion. Conspicuous
for their appearance we noticed the young
girls who represented the seasOns-Miss
Louisa Buerkle, Spring; Miss Mary Hit
field, Summer; Miss Amelia Denies, Au-
tumn; and Miss Sarah Evans, Winter.
The attendance Of adults was uOtieeably
larger than we remember on any similar
occasion this summer, and all enjoyed
themselves. It was, taken altogether, a
most hearty affair, nothing occurring TO
mar the general happiness. Mr.. Greble
and the COMMITTEES Of Arrangements de-
serve the highest credit for the part they
.ooutrfbuted IN so 0raat a SUCCESS.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
ElIiott's white and Little Bed River Lin

ElIiotf's White AMI Little Red River Line.
For Helena, Friar's Point, DeValI's Blur
Little Rock. Hot Springs, Augusta. Searcy.
Des Arc and Jacks0nport.
The new splendid passenger steamer
DE@ d. Elliott. master,
viii leave Memphis for o II
every TUESDAY, at5O'elOek m-
Returning. cav JaeksOHport every FFlday
at 9 O'Clock am; DeFalPs Bluff every Satur-
day on arrival OF train She carries the o.. ,.
Mall, making close connection a. UeVaIIs
Bluff with train for Little Rock, and ct Jack
sonport with light drRught steamer for Up
per White and BLACK Rivers
myi4 ELLIOTT & MILLER, Agents.
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W. B. G~albresth, Esq, n Of Our most
prominent business men, left yesterday
with his family to make a tou of Europe.
Close application to business for years
has somewhat impaired his health, which
his present trip will, we trust, fully re-
store. In his wish we are Joined by
thousands of friends in this city and sur
rounding country, who have ever found
Mr.. Galbreath as prompt and reliable in
business as he is sociable and honorable
in private life.
Colonel Bob H. Crockett, Arkansas;
Mr.. :. H. d. BeVOesi, New York; Colonel
Geo. I. Taylor and family, and Mr.. ]. P.
Hatch, of New York, are stopping at the
Peabody Hotel.
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BARGAINS in Table Dsmask, at SEES
sells.
BARGAINS in Linen Shesting, at SEES
Sells.
BARGAINS in Domestics, at SEEssEL's.
BARGAINS in Towels, at SEEssEL's-
BARGAINS in Napkins, at SEEssEL's.
ALL kinds of Housekeeping Goods very
low this week. at SFFsSFL'S.
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81. LOUIS, May "a, $50.
CAPT. JOHN T. WASHINGTON is APP
pointed resident agent of the St. Louis
and New Orleans Packet Company, at
Memphis, and is fully authorized to make
contracts for freight to all points by the
boats Of the line, also to attend to all
business in our interest. His contracts
will, in all cases, be faithfully carried out.
JOHN n. BOFINGER,
Pres9't st. Louis and n. o. P'k't Co.
ONCE, No. Al Madison street.
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MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
OFFICE GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT,
No. 81 South Court Street,

VI r ~
No. 81 South Court Street,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, May 8, 1870.
The action ofthe Elliott Line ofboats run
ming on White river, as will be seen from
their card which appears in the Ledger,
has compelled US to make arrangements
with other boats to ship freight and carry
passengers through to Little Rock aud
Hot Springs, and at greatly reduced
prices, and IN much shorter time.
The fast steamer Gsllstin, Captain J. j.
Edison, master-Charley Sharpe, clerk
will leave Memphis every Tuesday and
Friday at four O'Clock pm, on arrival of
the ears, making the trip to Devall's Bluff
in twenty-five hOurs-connecting wit
the train for Little Rock. Time to Little
Rock, twenty-eight hours; through
freight to Little Rock, SOC; passengers
to Little Rock, Sl4; passengers to
Springs (by stage from Little Rock
SO. Tickets sold at this office and on
board steamer Gallatin. We will carry
all freights as usual, from Devall's Bluff,
at local rates.
B. D. WILLIAMS, Gen. sup't.
BARGAINS in Housekeeping Goods at
I, ", JOHNSTON s. CO.'S.
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WI shall offer this day still greater in
ducements, if possible, to parties wishing
to purchase Lace Shawls. If anything
were needed to convince US that our Lace
Points are cheaper and embrace greater
variety of style, and more beautiful de-
signs than any other house in the city,
we have that proof positive sBa eonclu-
sive in the general deelaratipBFof every
lady who sees them, that In no other
house do they find anything to compare
with them. A. SEESSEL & son.
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sTRAYED---sTOLEN.

NTULE-S9 REwARD-FrOm the premises
M OF W. W. BOtt, near Olive Branch, Miss,
one Black Mare Mule, Of medium size, blind
in The LEFT eye and about years Old. FOR the
delivery OF the mule TO me, or where I can
get her, will pay the above amount
myI5 wit W. ~ Bull
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If there is any lady in Memphis who
has never purchased Kid Gloves at SEES
Sells, she should go there now and see
the many new and beautiful styles. 1t
has long been conceded to this house hat
they stand alone and unrivaled in the
magnificent stock of Kids always to be
found complete in sizes, shades and styles.
All shades and fine quality, at one dollar
q nair
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First Class Stock to be Closed Oct.

We call the attention of city and eoun-
merchants that, being desirOus of
out our large stock of staple and
fancy dry goods, notions, boots and shoes,
will sell payable November l, 1870, and
at net cash prices. Our stock is complete
and well assorted, and must be closed out
sixty days. Extra Inducements offered
10 any M wishing to purchase stock and
j.. H. LOEWENSTINE & Bros,
81 Main street, Clay Building.
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Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
White River y s, Nail Line,

THE entirely new and magnid-
cent side-wheel passenger&
packet. built expressly for the trade,
r P. WALT-------JoHN WOODBURS, AastsE
VIII leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY, al
5 o'clock pm, for all points on WHITE RIVER
THROUGH TO JA~CBsONPORTs also. to WEST
POINT and SEARCY on LITTLE RED RIVE.
connecting az DEVALLtS BLUFF with Rail-
road for LITTLE ROoK and HOT PRISG con-
Meeting at J~acksonport with steamer Bates
vile for POCAHONTAs and intermediate points
BLACK RIVER, and with steamer Argos for
BatesVfIle. For freight or passage apply on
board or at ONCE Of the Company, Nc. 5 Aad1-
son street, Stanton Block
apH W. H. KENNEDAY, Agent.
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LOST.

GHECE-Our check on the First National
I Bank for S301J, payable to the order OF A
NJ. BOYD. an persons are hereby warned not
10 negotiate Tor the same, payment having
mvTT MENKEN BROTHERS.
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UNRIVALED INDUCEMENTS.
Read our Bulletin of Prices for this wssk.

Dress goods, very handsome, at 1Oc per
yard; white pique, very handsome, 25e per
yard; linen fringed towels, 81 80 per
dOz; bleached and brown table damasks,
very cheap. White damask and Turkey
red napkins at reduced prices. All linen
s4 Turkey red table dsmask at a bargain.
White goods, nainsooks, swisses, mulls,
jacOnets, t~arletans, etc, very low. Heavy
white and brown linen goods, for boys
wear, cheap. J~ewelry-a very large stock
at extremely low figures; jet chains, soc
each; Jet sets, 25c each; fancy sets below
the present value. Necklaces, splendid
assortment, cheap. Spangied fans, white
ivory carved handles, 75e each. Ladies'
hemstitched handkerehiefs at 81 per doz.
Ladies' linen collars, in different styles.
sc and I0c each. Ladies' hose, 81 80 per doZ.
WhslebOne cOrsets, 75c each. Marseilles
trimming, very handsome, SOC per piece.
All other trimming goods at reduced
prices. Laces and e~mbroideries cheap.
COllarettes and ruffles at reduced prices.
A very large stock of real French cOrseJs
at very low figures. Toilet articles,
brushes, combs, and notion goods of all
kinds, at reduced prices. All other classes
OF goods reduced proportionately. Those
desiring cheap goods should not fail to
call and get our prices. We mean to sell
goods as cheap as any house in the oun
try. Do not mistake the place.
I. W. JOHNSTON 81 CO.,
347 Main street.
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Municipal Court Judge FOuts.

ThSfollowing business was transacted
in this Court on yesterday:
A new trial was granted in the case Of
Lambeth VS.. Sim.
In the case OF Hinson vs.. Anderson,
the certiorari was dismissed, b super
sedeas discharged, and a writ of posses
sion N inquiry awarded
To-day the following cases will be called
for trial:
-22l9 Fosdick & Co. VS.. Roach & Co.
- Michel VS.. G~rieshaber.
22SfCox, use, ETC., vs.. Park ct al.
2725 Hill, admir-. etc, VS.. Fellows.
1898 Pfisterrer VS.. Freck.
240I Etchervarne, use, etc., vs.. Arsgs.
246I Thompson VS.. NJ. and A. of Memphis.
2462 Same vs.. same.
2463 lie Fevre Vi. same.
2464 Atwood VS.. same.
2465 Graham VS.. same.
2456 Hutton VS.. anne.
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PUBLIC NoTIcE.-Podesta & Cazassa's
ice cream saloon, No. 252 Main street, will
be closed on Sundays until four O'Clock
% IN.
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SEE advertisement Of DIR. Butts Dis
pensary, headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another col
umn, it should be read by all.
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HTrB q CORwTNE haYe removed their
Job Printing establishment to the APP
PEAL Building, "A UnionstreeI, and we are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
PrinCng on the shortest notice. The pa
irons of the APPEAL will bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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Observe DOnOho, Joy & Co.'S advertiseS
ment Of the Wickersham property, en-
bracing Library and Post Office buildings,
New Memphis Theater, and other valuable
property for sale
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PETERSON, Ballou and Pleasant Hours
at Joe Locke's, 2S6< Main street.
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FRENCH CORsETs EXTREMELY Low
CANS NEW STORE, 29s Main.

MAY H. losV-
WE have this day received the eele-
brated Bartlett Refrigerator, . are
ready to supply our customers.
MCKINNEY. BRY5ON 81 CO.,
228 Main street.
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LARGEST variety and prices lowest in
underwear at Wiggans & Thorn's, 233
Main street. +. Y. shirts ready made or
made 10 order-ht guaranteed
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MARsEILLes QUILTS VERY CHEAP.
CANS NEW STORE, 29s Main.

STATIONERY of every description al Joe
LOcke's News Stand. 236X Main street.
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PARTICULARS attention is called to a new
invoice Of hne Hosiery now Offering at
SEESSEL'S. Ladies looking for Misses
Isle Thread, extra long, can find them
here; ladies' tint Balbriggan, extra long;
Isle Thread do. and a complete stock of
gentlemen's Half Hose, in English and
goods.
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WANTS.
FOR RENT.

house now occupied by Fred
III NelSon-six rooms, panty, kitchen ana
servants rooms Also, housS OF four rooms
kitchen and servants ROOM apply 70 HEO-
D corner OF Hill and Alabama SITS.
n ESD NCE-S3 fernando street, seven
IL rooms. servants houses, etc good well
and cistern. large lot, healthy and pleasan
location. large vegetable garden planted and
in fine condition. Terms moderatei Apply 70
r a. CASKIN. Cratmen's Insusance Com
- EfaEiSCn street my5
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CHANCERY SALE.-Valuable city prop
erty, No. Z Adams street. House and lot
viii be sold, on the premises, Tuesday,
May nth, inst, at II o'clock am.
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JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, always
has the latest papers from the principal
cities.
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LACE Curtains just received at SEES
Sells and opened this day. We are Of
fering bargains in beautiful Nottingham
Lace Curtains, and Curtain Damask Of
superior quality.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-17

IN black Iron Grenadine, we ask you to
price and examine.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-05-17

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