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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-16
LEGAL.
Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

Chancery Sale of Real Estate.
M. d. L. Feltz, admins
traitor formerly, now Il. q.
non Of the estate of james Court of
4. Felts, deceased, Shelby County.
Emily mil Feeiitis ct al.
DY VIRTUE OF AN INTERL0CUT0RY
ID decree for sale. entered in the above cause
November 10, 1870 / will sell Mt public auction.
to the highest bidder, in front of the Clerk and
Master office, Greenlaw Block, Second street,
in the city of Memphis, Tennessee, on
Monday, January 16, 1871,
within legal hours, a certain tract or parcel Of
land situated in Shelby county and State OF
Tennessee, lying on the northern side Of the
Big Creek plank road. and bounded as follows,
viz Being part of the james Overton lSo-acre
between the north and west lines Of said tract
of 1856 acres and the Big Creek plank road, as
it was located and established. and BY bearing
and distance described as follows: Beginning
on the north side of said plank road, where
the west line Of the 185-tract crosses; thence
north g., west 10 chains, to a stake; thence
north S315o. east 2S chains "a links. to the
plank road thence with said road. in south
west direction. to the beginning containing
% Sl-lOO acres, as per deed OF conveyance from
said 0verton to Felts.
Terms of Sale-0n a credit of seven 70
months; bond. with approved security. to be
taken, with interest from date; lien reserved
until money is paid. Equity Of redemption
E.A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
G. W. Winchester. atty. y2-llI
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LATEST TELEGRAMS.
specials TO the Ledger.

AMERICAN pRRss ASSOCIATION, VIA 8. ?. A.
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
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NOTICE.
n o II @ II I!

WE UNDERSTAND THAT A PARTY
w named ]. G. Zehring claims % have
Que bill on ours amounting to $50. We warn
our friends and the public against trading for
H. a. Ii Il fraudulent, and valueless 70 any
one fQ0-Q6l G. @. WARD a BRO.
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RECEIVED daily fresh Turkeys at J. d.
Edwards. "
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TRr Victoria Tonic Bitiers, life in
vieorator. 10
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1870-12-16

Genuine Gravel Roofing, by bar
fhoIomew a. Allen. West Court ~
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SALvE.
CARBoLIc SALvE.

! CARBoLIc SALvE.
The important discovery Of
the CARBOLIC ACID as u
CLEANSING, PURIFYING.
and HEALING Agent is one Of
the most remarkable results
of modern medical research.
During the late civil war IL
was extensively used in the
Hospitals, and was found to
be not only a thorough disin.
fectant, but also the most Won
derfuI and speedy HEALING
REMEDY ever known.
1t is now presented i'm a
scientific combination with
other soothing and healing
agencies, i'm the form Of a
SALVE: and, having been al
ready used i'm numberIess
cases with most satisfactory
and beneficiaIr we have
no hesitation i'm offering ID to
the public as the most certain,
rapid and effectual remedy for
alt Sores and Ulcers. no mat.
ter Of how long standing, for
Burns. Cuts, Wounds. and
every ABRASION of SKIN or
FLESH, and for Skin diseases
generally.
Sold by all Druggists. Price 25 cents.
JOHN F. HENRY, Sole Prop'r,
COLLEGE PLACE, New York.
q-eod- l46
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Jrr PlIacE, for Christmas gifla. ma
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WATCHES.

SCI broadway, New York,
LEAGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES
y and have authorized them 70 sell their
great EUREKA ALUMINIUM GoLD WATCHES for
Three Dollars, and to warrant each and every
one TO keep correct time for one year. This
Watch we guarantee to be the best and cheap
est time-keeper that is now in use in any part
of the globe. The works are in double eases,
Ladies' and Gents sizes, and are beautifully
chased. The cases are made of the metal now
so widely known in Europe as Aluminium
Gold. Ii has the eracf color of Gold, which, II
alloavs retains; il will stand the test Of the
strongest acids no one can tell i from Gold
one-fourth lighter. The works are all made
by machinery, the same as the Unknown
American Watch. We pack the Watch safely
In a small box and send il by mail TO any part
Of the United States on receipt Of 81 80; nifty
cents for packing and postage. A key. is sent
free with each Watch. Money should 90 sent
by PostOfice Money Order or In Registered
Letter. Address all orders and communion
"O"' IF. WILLIAMS 4 CO.. jewelers..
6s-ss-eed SOL broadway. New York:
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JEFFERSON STREET MARKET.
MEMPHIS. December IA, 1870.

CoLL's, 2S7 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-19

MAIN STREET PROPERTY AT PKREAP-
TORY AUCTION Sales.--future will be two
sales of Main street property tomorrow,
testing the value of Memphis real estate
generally, and showing particularly the
comparative demand for North and South
Memphis property. The Conway houses
son streets viii show the feeling of North
Memphis, and the Searey lots will in9i-
cate what is thought of property at the
other end of Main street. The sales are
announced to be positive and unreserYed,
and a chance for bargains in either or
both localities should induce every one
who has money to invest to be present.
We direct the attention of our readers
particularly to the time, place int terms
of sale as advertised in our column of
auction sales. Both sales are conducted
by Messrs. Register, Trezevant & Co., Is
~auctiOneers.
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The want of a light, handsome, easily
adjusted, but at the same time durable
awning, has bean seriously felt in our
city. The hOrrid, unsightly, awkward
ones which now obstruct III sidewalks
lave been an eyesOre to visitors, and ara
q source of annoyance TO those having to
use them. Miller d McClellan's improved
awning Obviates the necessity for posts or
supports at the front edge, provides q neat
and effective shelter for the awning when
rolled up, is perfectly easy to spread out
or roll up, Is simple in construction, and
remarkably tasteful in appearance. 1t
can be fully or partially extended 10 adj
NIT or exclude light without the aid of a
step-ladder, and in a moments time.
The common style of awning necessi-
tates the employment of posts and a
front rail, to which the awning is quite
commonly attached with cords. When a
roller is employed to wind up the avn
ing, cords and rollers must also be attach
ed TO the front rail, but these are apt to
get out of order and cause delay, when in
case of severe storms of wind il Is desir-
able to take in the awning quickly. The
awning is also liable to get wet while on
the roller and mildew, unless a protective
covering of board is constructed to shelter
it, the latter presenting an unsightly ap-
~pearanceif sufficiently extended to afford
the proper shelter.
The awning however, alluded to by US
of which is 10 in use at Andy
Kriel's, No. 80 Jefferson street, and which
attracts universal attention-is free from
all the objections of the old style affair,
and is considered by all who have seen it
as far superior to any form of canvas avn
lug heretofore employed combining, as it
does, durability, convenience and comsli-
ness.
Col. ]. Y. Guthrie, of Kentucky, for
merly Supervising Steamboat Inspec-
tor or this district, and Capt. w. Coffin,
also a we'll known steamboat man, are
owners of the right for the State of Ar
kansas, and all of this State outside Shelby
county. Their headquarters are at the
Worsham House, where they would be
pleased TO see any one wishing further
information relative to this useful aud
valuable invention. See their card in
another column,
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NEW FIRM-BRooRs & Cove desire
to call the attention of our readers to the
card of Messrs. Brooks q Co. These gem
tlemen have purchased the grocery stock
of Messrs. Taylor 81 Rutland, No. 304
Front street, and propose to do an ex-
elusive grocery business, embracing all
things in that line used upon the planta-
ton. Captain T. f. Brooks has been for
a long time connected with the house of
Hill, FOntaine Il Co., and Mr.. II. Fursten-
helm has been for years a member of the
firm of Newton Ford & Co. Together
they will make a live, energetic and pop
ular business firm, starting with many
advantages and with a personal acqualn-
lance second to that of no house in the
city. Call on them.
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NEW MARSElLLEs AND PIauES
TraReceived and opened. New Iron Gren-
Some beautiful goods. Come
\ irresee to-day. HERZOG & BRO.
ShEAeEsT FRENCH CORSETS.
CANS NEW STORE, 29s Main.
PERSONAL.

Mr.. Leo Wheat has gone to Little Rock
where he will give three concerts, after
which he will go the Hot Springs, and
there probably give one. The lovers OF
music at both places have a treat in pros
pect. We hope our distinguished friend
will have full houses, and that he may re-
turn all the better In health, spirits and
fortune, for his trip.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-04-19

HITE & CoRwINE haye removed their
Job Printing establishment to the APP
PEAL Building, ID 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 in
mind and act accordingly.
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LINEN TABLE DASASK EXTREMELY
CHEAP.
A n NEW STORE, 2ss Main

TAYLOR & RUTLAND.-This well-known
house having retired from the grocery
trade, will hereafter devote all their at
tentiOn to cotton and a general commits
sion business. The firm is too well known
to need eulogy, its name having become
a household word throughout a large re-
gion of country. Their office in the
future will be up s~tairs, over their old
house, where they hope to see their
friends as usual. G. P. Woodbridge, Esq,
will continue with the firm, and win in
future exercise his talent in the cotton
will not forget his pre- 1t whereabouts.
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MURDER.
Fatal Array Between I've Dsok-Hauds.

On the arrival of the steamer Mary Z.
Forsyth at this port last evening, Ser
geant Hicks. of the Police, arrested and
lodged in the headquarters statiOn-house
a negro giving his name as John Mays,
on the charge OF killing a white deck
hand, name unknown, on the same boat,
just before reaching the city, by striking
him on the head with a log OF wood. An
inquest was held on the Forsyth and YER
dict in accordance with facts returned.
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The PHILHARMONIc CONCERT

For the members, ladies and everybody
going there, White and Colored Kid Gloves
Of our popular make.
HERZo0 4 BRO.
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; CAMEL COAL That Camel Coal has
come, and the best you will ind Call
soon and get some. Don't get left behind.
Orders uo-day viii be booked. It's the
best. all say who have tried t. for cook
ing. IGs eaok no longer stghs with pain
Drop In s0on. then. a. Dou q Main on
PTGLEY. MELLEHSH & co.
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OUR LACE SHAWL BARGAINS

TRIMAINas-Novelties now being re-
ceived at T. w. JOHNSTON q CO.'S.
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CANS NEW STORE, 29s Main.
LAW REPORTS.
Law COurt-.-Iudue Anderson.

The argument In the case Of Choteau q
Edwards vs.. McDonough was concluded
yesterday. The charge Of the Court will
be delivered this morning, after which
the Motion Docket will be called.
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LARGEST variety and prices lowest in
underwear at Wiggans & ThOrn's, 233
Main street. F. Y. shirts ready made or
made to order-fit guaranteed.
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New Dress goods this morning; new
Psrasols, with Colored Liningsii White
and Buff Paras0ls, with Colored LiningsIi
Lavender and Drab Satins!l We invite
an inspection of the above goods.
HERZOH Il BRO.
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RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS. .

RiVERs, AND BUSINESS. =
Our usual reports did not reach us last
night from the Gas Works, but from other
sources we learn that the river is at a
stand here. 1t is yet some IA inches below
the high water mark OF 1867. Reports
from the Arkansas tell of a rise IN that
stream of 3 feet at Little Rock and still
rising, while advices from Fort Smith tell
Of heavy rains and an anticipated food.
White River is about at a stand, The
Ohio is falling everywhere save at Louis
vile, where 1t Is rising, with s feet inch.
in the canal and s feet 8 inches over the
falls. The Cumberland is falling. Our
advices from the far Upper Mississippi
tonight Will, no doubt. report q deolil Q
in the watersin that direction. but from
Dubuque down they are rising, and at s +,
Louis 1t is swelling fast. 1t yet, however,
ma about Is feet to go to reach higL
water mark of 1874. The Missouri is fall
ing at Omaha and st. Joseph, or was 80
our last report, which was up to Saturday
night. We think, therefore, that the pre-
sent rise has done Its worst here. and can
do but little more damage, except the
Ohio nj Missouri N to swell
once more. We learn that the water is
running over in many pla0s below this
city, and already many acres of cotton
land are under water, but that the people
are hopeful that they may escape a en-
eral overdow-a hope in which we sin
cerely join. The weather moderated yes.
terday and is clear. Business on the
leYee is only moderately active.
BY TELEGRAPH.
CAIRO April lS.-The river has fsllen
four inchesin the last twenty. four hours.
Passed up: Grand Era, City of Cairo, Ar
kansas, Alice Dean, Atlantic, Grand
Lake, Virginia and Commonwealth.
Down: J.H. 0roesbsok and Pauline Car
roll. q
LOUISVILLE, April ls.-Port list: Nor
man, Evansville 10 Cincinnati. Arrived:
st. Maryls. from Wheeling; LeClair, from
Tennessee river. River stationary, with
eight feet 8 inches in the canal, six feet
eight inches in chute, over the falls.
Weather cloudy. Coal business dali.
DUBUQUE, Iowa, April lS.-The river
continues TO rise steadily. An increase Of
twenty inches has taken place since noon
on Saturday. The levees are now under
water. Freight yards of the Illinois @.
X. r. partially submerged. Trains con-
tinue to run, but unless the water stops
gaining they will soon be Obliged to wait
for the flood to abate. Many houses on
lower streets are surrounded. The rise
has been 80 gradual that every one was
well prepared, and the damage, as yet, is
comparatively small.
GALRNA, ILL.,, April 1S.-The river
has riHeR ten inches withiR the last "A
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ONLY TWENTY-FIVE CENTS FOR SOC
TOWELS.
A. CANS NEW STORE, 298 Main.

AJoB lot Of Dress Goods on our center
souuter We expect everybody TO see. Bar
gains is no word for them.
HERZOG & BRO.
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THE RAoEs.-Au the privileges of the
race course, for the week of the Spring
races will be let on the 2lst instant, at the
office of Z. M. Apperson & Co.
G. b, CHURCH. Chairman.
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JOE LOCKE, 236X Main street, always
has the latest papers from the principal
cities.
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Are the greatest in the cityl Some ex-
quisite styles and so low. Come and see.
HERZOG & BRO.
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THE attention Of Our readers is directed
n The advertisement Of the American
watch Company, Of Waltham, Mass IN
another column. This company IS the
oldest and largest watch manufacturing
company in the United states, ano 1nelr
Iyatches are 30 well known tina little
need be said as 10 their merits. The com
panv desire specially TO caution the pub
fic against buying Swiss watches bearing
colorado limitations Of the trademark Of
Waltham Watches. On the dial Of the
watches made by the Wslthsm Company,
the words American Watch Co" are
nIsinlv marked. Local dealers are every
wbere supplied with these watches (the
oompan declining TO retail under any
cireumstancesl, aud as they are sold at
moderate profits, purchasers are referred
10 local dealers everywhere.
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RIVER z
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.

White River ..,,.,,,,... LEG Al TENDER I'D pm
81. Francis Hiver..SE. FRANCls.--.--.6 D m
Eriar's Point--.~-.GEO W. CHEEK--..-5 pm
New Orleans-..----PAULINE C~ARaoLL-I0 an
Ntcksburg -...,-.,,,,,,, a.. 4. FORSYTH .......l 10 an
ARRTUAT
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NARROW ESCAPE.
Mr.. |. a. Ellis and wife Poisoned BY Mistake

Some days ago Nj. L. r. Ellis, of the
hrm OF Morris, Lea & Co., No. Is Union
street, bought some arsenic Co poison rats
with. Taking It home he put it in an old
o or yeast powder box, and laid it
away In the kitchen. On Sunday morn
ing Mrs. Ellis got hold Of this box and
used it In making Misunderstanding it
for yeast powder. At breakfast, luckily,
the children for some cause did not come
to the table, and Mr.. and Mrs. Rllis
partook Of the bread so made alone. Thoy
were suddenly taken III and the terrible
nature of the mistake was soon made
known. DR.. Grant was sent for and adj
minlstered the usual remedies in such
cases.. For some hours the lives of both
patients hung in the scale, the Doctor
watching with them all day Sunday and
all night Sunday night.
We were gratided to learn last evening
that b sufferers were considered out of
danger. This is another warning to care
less neutrality-suspicious. that we hope will
be taken to heart and needed.
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JKwELRY-Decidedly the handsOmesi
stock In b city, and at the lowest prices
can be found at
T. w. JOHNSTON 81 CO.'S.
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FOR CINCINNATI.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
HUBERT master
This elegant and swift steamer r.
will leave as above ~
WEDNESDAY, Goth inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD CO., Agents,
apI7 No. u Madison street.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas BiYsr Packet
COmpanY---Nhfte Riysr United
States Mail Line,

TNHE entirely new and elegant IT.
Il passenger packet, butt sz--S
pressly for the trade,
r. p. WALT-----JOHr opBuR Master
VIII leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY, al
8 O'Clock pm, for all points on WITH RIVER
THROUGH TO J-ACKsoSPORr. and to WEST
POINT and sEARCY LAsDTNG on LIrTLE Ia
RIoER; and the well-known packet,
". A. CALDWELL---RILEY KINMAS, Master
VIII leave Memphis EVERY THURSDAY. Al
5 O'Clock pm, for all points on White River
through to JGcksOnpOrt. This boat will con-
tnue IN the Memphis and JacksOnpOrt trade
until the completion of another new boat.
such as the "R. P. Walt" tnOW nndar con
tract TO be finished by 18th May nexD to take.
the place OF the ". A Caldwell" in he
Memphis and Jackson2Ort trRde. TO. leave.
Memphis EVERY THURSDAY.
For freight or passage apply on board the'
boats, or at the offioa Of the Company, No. s.
Madison street, Stanton Block.
mis- John d. ADAMS. President.
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MEMBERS BAnGEs.-Members of the
Chickasaw Jockey Club are requested to
call, between eleven am. and three pm,
at Leubrie's, No. 277 Main street, and pay
their dues to Mr.. 81. P. Johnson, who will
furnish them with their badges for the
spring meeting. This is done to ave
trouble and confusion at the gate.
@. STONE, Secretary.
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STATIONERY of every description at Joe
Locke's News Stand, 236X Main street.
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HARNEssl HARVEST l-Great induce
ments at $50 Main street, p. j. Qulgley's.
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CHARLEY FELIX, $3.50 Main street, has
the best liquors retailed in the nIty.
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RUFFLEs AND CoLLARETTKs.-A new
stock of these goods received.
Z. w. JOHNSTON a. co.
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JOE LOCKE, 236K Main street, has the
largest variety of Monthlies, Illustrated
Weeklies and Dailies in the city.
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4 FoR the best assortment OF Fancy
Goods and Notions IN . c6y 90 - 80
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TIE great bargains in Iron Grenadines
are at our house. hbhNOG DRO-
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THE LATEST NEWS may always be had
joe LOcke's News Stand, 1854 Main
atraer
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FrvK-FRAAE BODY BRUSH, 50 2092 80,
English Tapestry Brushes, Carpet, 81 80
and 81 65-260 Second street.
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PRICE
LIST /!
.2S8 Main Street 298

go linen towels zoe. worth 5Oc.
Marsailes quilts 81 50. worth - 70.
Hemstiteh h'dfs loo, worth 25e.
Hemstiteh h'dfs sc. worth soc.
Corsets, req French, 75c, worth 81 p.
Ribbed French corssts s., worth 81.
Our make ladies' CATERS s.. worth IS.
Our make ohildr's shoes 81 Is. with 3 %.
Lace shawls 81 so. worth $
Lace shawls IS. worth SO.
Lace shawls 81, worth SIS.
French percales sc, worth SOC.
Solid colOred percales &c, worth SOC.
White shifting linen soc, worth 75e.
White shifting lnon 75c. worth 81 90
Boys cashmere suits 90 50. worth 81.
HOoPskirts, 20 springs, 75c, worth 81 90.
We also have, tor the season.
White piques at only &c, worth 50s
White striped piques only Sc. wor1h Zoe.
Also, the
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FOR A POINT.

Regular Memphis and EriarIs Point Tri.
Weekly U. 8 Mail Packet.
GEO. W. CHEEK, Geo. Malene, master
This hne nsf senger steamer
leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, Ac
THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at 4 O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage annlv on board. anlA
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WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.

unnn Wanted, an active man IN
NQth- each county in the states TO
f-sSel and A orders by sample Tor TEA
COFFEE and SPICES. To suitable men we
will give = salary OF $500 TO $1,000 3 year, aDove
80 -coT6mfssfou on sales. Immediate ap-
DIicstiops are solicited from proper parties
References exchanged. Apply 70, OF aoaress
- "Coutinental Nils,
.,ra s4 Bowery, New York.
sTTUATION-By q competent Engineer
a Sstfsfacffon guaranteed or no pay re,
5uired- address Frank Clarke, at tse appeal
49, hpN
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TEz WEEKLY APPEAL Is the largest
.i.g1a sheet published IN the South
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straw MArr1sss at z. Fegan's, 2sO
second street
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MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE r. r.
Manifest OF FREIGHT RECEIVED AT
MEMPHIS, April IS, IS70.-Boyd, White q
Davis. 2 bales cotton; 5. NJ. Webb & Co.,
lido; Busby & Hatchett, 5 do; Mescham
II Treaiwell, dos Zones, Brown q Co.,
3 do; Stewart Bros. & Fizer, 2 do; Toof,
Phillips & Co., / do; T. H. Allen & Co, 2
do; Fargascn & Clay, l do; Partee, Bur
Lesson & Co, 2 do; Taylor& Rutland, 3 do;
Newton Ford g. Co, 4 do; Clarke, Ely &
Co.. do; j. +. Frank & Col do; ROotes,
Vance & Co, 3 do: billiard, PinsOn & CO.,
do; Memphis q Charleston railroad, 5
NO. sundTies; Thomas & Gross,sI do;
lee 4 Moore, 5 do; Jack Watkins, 8 do;
Hugh Terrence, l do; J. K Wood, l do
Conner & Richardson, l do.