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MEMPHIs, Tenn. June j, fs-u.
We, the IN ersigued. before we o'1-ed o ,r-
sew : uude Jerome FancGs1's trea n-ut
for the cure o. Cat=r n nj ad-crlQns Of the
Lungs, had fuIy tome 10 the cunclusicu LhaT
mere was no IehiedS Or NODE Or ma ci1on
Tor the cur OF tneze comri9lut-- which
we could place any reasonable amount or
eonhdsn 9, we had % lOns bed Om-. To-
disap ointment; and we are fuilv emf
de this opinion Is laEze 3 siIareI iu o..
nearly ever perrOn sunarlns Mom these
dangerous c asses OF maladies.
living been subiecG h "a Sc
ing and PAINFUL diseases Tor number "a.
years before we began Or. Pal~ozrs treat
ment, notwithstanding We maca use OF e-
erylhlns we Raj heurd fecgmmeuacd- Is
well as had the advics and srT-nriuu
Of some OF the most eminent Pc siclaGs. but
derived 40 benefits whatever f1m their
treatment We feel thar we ca IN no vav
better serve the cause OF suffering h-uuallI.
tIUu 70 publicly bear our test im0uv % the
perm aneut relief we have obtained from tll4
rational plan OF medication
We can with entire confidence. commend
Dr. Pane1st and his New system ri Practice
- all Wl0 desire a SPEEDY and RADICAL
cure. knowing hiHa to be not only a r-cu-
larry educated physician and honorable gem
teman. but one IA whom the anilctsd can
rely with entire confidence.
H. Il. MEETE- prourlsbsr Of the wl-knowu
AID extensive Wholesale Liquor LOU-e.
No. l4 Front street.
]. "A. RICE, the popular aud reliable Police
tfdcer-Tezidence Chelsea.
GEORGE HERBER-, JE-, 80 Front street
MANGs McDEhMOTIs Leaner House, cor
nsr Second ana Washington.
WI A. ECkEhLI, OF tne Weil-E own Gro
Gerry and COmmis ion House of EckeriE z
Co., corner Union aud Front streefs.
THIS Is the sea on When Cut0lTh and Throat
diseases advance most rapidly into ErDu-
cnftis and Consumption, and when sL dis
eases OF the breathing organs are most az
gravated-and get a period more fav0raGl-
or treatment rnan we may again expect for
many months.
Cal Immediately for examination r possi-
BILE 10 do so, otherwise write Tor q LIST of
Questions, as the treatment can be success
mily conducted at home, under ny iuatruc-
TONS hereverth patient may be- Address
JEROME PANCUST. MD.
s. Adams street, between Second and Third,
Memphis, Tenn. WI
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Notice to Contractors.
my F-gGINFFR5 oFFICF

NlTY ESGINEER5 OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, TENs-, july, ISTO.
- Sealed proposals via be received at this
ONCE until L O'Clock Thursday, July 18th, for
Strengthening the bayou at the intersection
of fernando and Gayoso streets. The city
reserves the right TO reject any or ali Of the
bids. For further Information apply al this
office. dH HUMPHREYS, nr
jys City Engineer.
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FOR SALE.

"WOF ARM5-Near Fort smith, Arkansas
II ore a 240-acre tract, 3 miles from Fort
smith and one mile from van Buren, az 1901
thirty dollars per acre; al-O, one Llo0I one
hundred and sixty acre tract, 3 miles nom
Fort Smith and One-and -a-haH ia miles
from Van Buren,, Both bottom farms. hav-
ing plenty Of up-landS For farther parl1cu-
lars, INQUIRE Of W. n. FISHBACK.
Real Estate Agent at Fort Smith, Ark.
P.S-BOth VIII be sold together, il desira-
Die. jyH
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Mr.. osLY foR PROBATE JUDGE.

Editors AppeaIs The nominees Of the
Democratic convention, which meets on
Monday next, cannot be elected unless
they overcome every influence that the
Radical party can bring TO bear against
them. Very evidently tho Radical party
is thoroughly organized everywhere in
shelby county, and viii be sure TO poll
their full vote on the fourth day of
August next. The results Of late cleo
tions and the developments Of strength
in the Radical party show that it Is the
imperative duty of the Democratic party
to select as its candidates for Office in this
county the strongest men of thoss quail
hed to I'LL the offices. Especially the can
didste for Probate Judge should be a man
of influence in the county-oWtsjde the
city. Of course he should be a man Of
integrity, and a good lawyer; but he
should especially, as a party NOMINEES, be
q imam who can bring out the strength
of the county vote, and who has active,
working friends and popular influence
both in the city and in the county outside
of the city. l
As this is a very important matter,
concerning alike the party and the pub
lie welfare, which I take to be identical,
let all good men attend the primary meet
ings, which are to appoint delegates to
the convention to inset on Monday next.
The writer of this, a lawyer who has
praeticed in the courts of the State of
Tennessee more than twenty years, es-
peciaIly urges the claims OF John A.
Only for the Office Of Probate Judge. Mr..
Only is a native of the county of Shelby,
born and reared in our midst, known 20
us all as honest, capable, true and tried.
A good lawyer, acquainted with the bust
ness and people of Shelby county, a
Confederate soldier from the beginning
to the end Of the late war, sharing the
dangers and hardships of his comrades in
camp and field since b close of the war
an industrious, faithful lawyer and prae-
tical business man, and possessing now,
in an eminent degree, the confidence and
esteem of our citizens in town and eoun-
try. / think no better and no more avail
able man a be put upon the ticket. P.
NoTICE.-The ladies who were seen to
take up a New Foundland dog at the
corner of Main and South streets are re-
quested to return the same, as they are
well known to the owner of the dog.
j. r. PENDERGRAST,
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BY TELEGRAPH.


CAIRO, July l5, $3.50 p.m.-Up: MoIlfe
Able. New Orleans TO st. Louis, 10 am
Down: Utah, st. Louis to Ark. rivers pm.
Pat Cleburne, Cincinnati to Memphis, 8
pm; Colorado, st. Louis to Vieksburg,
8 pm. River rose n inch. Weather
clear, with the mercury at 900.
NASHVILLE, July l5.-River rising,
with five and a half feet on Harpeth
shoals. Weather fair and very warm.
LOUISVILLE, July l5.-Arrived: Edin-
burg from New Orleans, and departed for
Cincinnati. River 5 feet 2inches in canal
and feet 2 inches in the chute, and fall
ing. Weather very hot and no breeze
stirring. Thermometer go.
CINCINNATI, July I5.-Arrived: Robert
Burns, from Memphis. Departed: Leo
midas, for New Orleans. River 10 feet 10
inches, and falling. The weather is cloudy,
with the Thermometer at S9e.
P~IrTsBUBG, July 3D. onongahela
falling; 3 feet s inches in the channel.
Weather cloudy; thermometer $50 at /
O'Clock.
ST. LOUIS, July I5.-Arrived: st. Jo-
seph, Memphis; Ames, New Orleans.
Departed: Belle Memphis, Memphis.
River falling slowly; all the upper
streams declining. Weather clear, hot;
mercury at 8 pm, 1909; at 6 p.m., 950.
G.l9 d.. MISCELLANEOUS.
The G. B. Church and M. J. wicks are
for sale. They are new and immense Gar
riers, and should be in the New Orleans
and St. Louis trade dnring the low water
season.
By adispatsh from Cairo. We learn that
a difficulty occurred on Thursday at Pa
ducah between Captain g. W. Trover, of
the steamer A. Baker, and Hugh Worth
ington, clerk of the steamer Milbrey,
in which the latter received probably IA
tai injuries from a brick thrown by Capt.
Tr0ver. The boats are rival packets be-
tween Cairo and Paducah, and the aflssy
seems to have been the elimination Of
bitterness e~ngendered By a struggle for
the monopolyof the trade. Capt. TpoVer
was released on $500 bail. ~f5t
The George w. Cheek, Captain Mark
Cheek. ret. sway at 5 p. m. for Helena
and Fl a S Points She carries the United
States mail. Frank man aud
Charley Jackson are her clerks. u9
TheS. 9. Day, Captain EverdOR. viii
get away this evening for all lardin q "A
tn 81. Fran is river, j. q. MARSHALL Is
clerk. hh Z W an
The Hesper, Captain James Ferguson,
with Sid Dore in the office, leaves to-day
8 pm. for Osceola and ali way landings.
The splendid steamer Grand Tower,
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Of MeIHphis:
That the ordinance passed on the 10Th day
of April, B7n, and approved the I'D day OF
April, 1870, providing for the ISSUANCE OF Eve
hundred thousand lS00,0osl dollars OF six per
cent. bonds for funding purposes. be SO
mende that The principal and inter, So on
said bonds shall be payable in gold coin OF
the United States.
Passed nrst. second and final reading by
Boar Aldermen.
Passed first, second and final reading by
Common Council, July 6, 67O.
Approved July 9, 1870.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest: L. R. RICHARDS, City Register.
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LOUISVILLE ROUTE
SUMNER SCHEDULE.
TAKES EFFECT IUAE Il, 1870.

Inc tfalnteaylng Memphis at l:5 I'm. runs
daily. Ahs Az am. train does not run on
sunday. 10th trains run through 10 Louis
vine WlthoHt changes. Elegant sleeping cars
run through nInelaop M. train from Mem-
phs 70 AOulsVlllesc Onnectinz az IouleIvfia
with through cars to Philadelphia. CleVelan6
ala and New YORK, without chance p-Ty
one change from Louisville 10 BSif5nooys
Washington City and Boston. Berths AMI
stateTOOms, n through cara, can be en0sgaf
al the Ticket once, &Ih Main street.
J.F. BOYD, superintendent
IAREs sPEED.T icket AgenL -
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NEW ATTRACTIONS.

Fresh arrivals Of
RICH JEWELRY,
OPERA LEONTINES,
BRACELETS,
LOCKETS,
Silver Ware and Fancy Goods, Ladies'
and Gents Watches and Chains in great
variety and at still lower prices.
WILLIAM C. BYRD,
Successor to Merriman, Byrd & Co.,
275 Main street, Memphis.
SCHEPP'S -DEssICATEp CoCoANUT, for
cakes, pies, and for sprinkling over ber-
ries, peaches, etc. II makes a luscious des-
sert. Exclusively wholesale by
WILDE, COLLINS q co,
1914 Main street, Memphis.
JOE LOCKE has the largest assortment
of dailes on his counter at 236H Man
street.
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FARM FOR SALE:

sB- Four HuBdred and Fifty Acres of Land
six miles west ct Grenada, Miss-One hum
dred acres cleared and In cultivation-50in
cotton aRd30 in corn and potatoes. por-
ton of the land is line bottom land WiH
sell with the land the crop, mules, cattle and
hogs. Is a fine neighborhood for q physician.
Terms cash, or its equivalent.
Apply ID J. POITEVENT,
Grenada, Mississippi,
Or to ]. s., at No. Madison street, Memphis
fVl8
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HAyORla OFFICE

MEMPHIS. TENN., July 2, $50.
In accordance with the requirements Of 1.-THE
above ordinance, an election win be.held on
SATURDAY, august l3. I70, at the following
places t0-wit:
At the Ensine-house, Main street, in the
First Ward.
At the Engine-house, Adams street, in the
Third Ward. -rr4
st the Engine-house, uhelby street, in the
Fifth Ward.
At the Engine-house, DeSoto street, in the
iyi6 JOFN Johnson. Mayor.
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FoR FRIAR,s POINT.

Regular Memphis and Friar's Point Tri-
Weekly o. 3 Mail Packet.
GEO. ". CHEEK, Geo. Malone, master
This fine passenger steamer A.
leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, .E
THURSDAY and SATURDAY. at 4 O'clock pm.
For freightor PASSAGE apply on board. apl4
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NnrinE

CEO. SHERMAN. Commission Merchant,
W No. l66 Front street, has this day asso-
uiated with him THEODORE MAJOR. of this
city, and in future the firm name shall be
sherman q Co aus carried on as usualat
the old stand. GEORGE SHERMAE.
July IS. $50. jl5l THEODORE MAJ0R
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WANTS

TNFORMATION-OT Nm. F. LUKEN, who
weeks ago FOR Memphis, on some small mat
Ter OF basines and hssonly been heard nom
once since. BE was seen IN Memphis q rev
days after leaV NJ home. walking the streets
wi hOut hat or coat. HIS family is in great
distress. and would be very haEktul for any
Information concerning him. address,
A FRIEND, Germantown Tenn
July IS. 1879. lyle
TEACHER-At Olive Branch. Mississippi.
q teacher Of good moral character, and
qualified 70 d boys for college Appl} soon.
COOK. WASHER AND IRONER-A good
K cook, washer ana irOner. Apply al %
and 2S front street lylt
4 GENTS-To sell the HOME SHUTTLE SEW
n ING MACHINE. Price, IS. II makes the
Lock Stitch" taltEe on both Sides and Is the
MY licensed under-feed Shuttle Machine
sold for less than 500 Licensed by Whee.er
q Wilson, GrOver a Baker, and Singer q Co,
All other under-feed shuttle Machines sold
for less than SEQ are heterogeneous, and tho
JOHNSON, CLARE q Co, Boston, Mass. Pitts
burg. Pa, ChIcagO, H., or st. Louis, Mo. JeA
GENTs-To sell the CCTAGOS SEWING
"a MACHINE. II is licensed. makes the
" Elastic Lock-stteh." and is warranted for
an uader- feed sold for SIS or less are infringe
mems. Address OCTAGOS SEWING MACHINE
Co, 81 Louis, No, Chicago, Ill, Pittsburg,
Pa, OF Boston, Mass. je2A
4 GENTS wANTED-s-0 PER DAYl-by the
~ AMERICAE KEIrTIEG MACHINE Co., Bos-
ton, Mass, or 81. Louis, No. 3eZ2
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FOR RENT.

TLOORS-The second and third doors. No,
IT So Main street. The most desirable
rooms aud location ia this city for a whole
sale business OF any kind. Inquire Of
jyl5 MEYER. BICkNELL& co.
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SApeflnIenu6nb OaS works.
A rise of 9 feet is reported in the Ar
kansas, and still swelling slowly. This
will give plenty of water for a week or
two TO come for our largest packets.
White river is unchanged. The weather
is very hot, and shady places are sought
after. Business is moderately brisk on
the levee.
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body Hotel.

TNHIS famous establishment. recently built
and perfectly fitted up with every adj
Junct OF comfort and luxurious ease, has been
transferred by Colonel Davis COckrell to the
undersigned, who assures the travelling pub
lie that he VIII do all in his power to make
his guests comfortable.
jy9 P. H. GOODLOE, Proprietor.
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- Na FTEETh.lHAna
FFef #T" ( 4.
A Curious Incident 10 a Lawyers Life.
FossiIized Teeth.

"a En III ri
A pair of doctors ON Union street, at the
bayou bridge, have a huge tooth, dug
from the earth in Oktibbeha, Miss, and
with it petrified beefsteaks, laid up in a
cave and there hardened into tone. What
became of the Indian dentist we don't
knew, but the huge teeth, weighing
twenty-three pounds and ten ounces each,
were found as stated. These antedeluvian
fellows In Oktibbeha all had enormous
teeth, and it was customary to extract
them with a derrick M hydraulic ram. In
those times a new set used to cost about
ten Thousand dollars, and the relatives of
9 deceased person who sported a set were
accustomed, as narrated in a foot-note to
an old copy OF Ossian, to pitch pennies
by the grave to see who should have
them. These grand old customs of our
ancestors, and of the earlier inhabitants Of
~Oktibbeha, rich as they We're in poetry, in
humanity and in all the tender associa-
tons which make the fireside a haliowed
spot, how are they bl0tted from things
that be and remembered among men no
more foreveri g.
The tooth to which we refer does not
belong, as some have supposed, to the set
Of the voluble and most ingenious lawyer
of Mississippi whose eloquent tongue is
silenced whenever his patent teeth are re-
moved. Hard up for ~greenbacks not very
long ago, the lawyers teeth were pledged
to a peripatetic pawnbroker; the money
was pocketeds and the silenced lawyer
went away. He was employed to defend
a famous criminal, and a $40, coo fee
was in sight. Not a word could he utter
when sent for by the manslaYer. He went
for his teeth the usurer refused TO give
them up The money was advanced by a
friend; the teeth were redeemed-and it
ia said that Moneybags deems this lawyer
the most eloquent swe2rer that ever lived.
Not long ago M~oneybags was il this city
and saw the teeth from 0ktibbeha, and,
his faithful memory recurring to the hor-
rible objurgations of the lawyer, he faint
ed in the doctors shop. 1t was said to
have been a ease of sunstroke. Wholly
different, it was the recollection Of the
fierce eIoquence of the attorney when his
proper teeth were replaced. IF such in
vective came from b9tween the little
teeth that were pawned, what horrible
anathemas must have escaped from be-
tween molars like those from ~Oktibbeha,
weighing each twenty pOundsi Money
bags, thus rejecting, swooned away. 1t
was no sunstroke, as reported in the
newspapers but a stroke of inyective
that came down from realms of memory.
ATTORNEY GENERAL BARTLETT COURT.
The delegates elected this afternoon and
evening to nominate candidates for Pro-
bate Judge and County Register VIII also
nominate, while in convention assembled,
a candidate for the position Of Attorney
General of the Bartlett Circuit Court. By
order of the Democratic Executive Com
mittee.
il. DUBOsE, Chairman.
JOE BARBIERE, Secretary.
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Bankrupt Sale.

Best assortment Of gents furnishing
goods, boots and shoes-msn's, ladies.
misses and children's; and a conplete
stock of staple and fancy dry goods, now
onered at sucn low prices 70 guarantee a
street,
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sTEAMiOA1s.
d WHITE RTVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co.
~hite River O. s. Nail Line ~
For Helena, Mouth Of White River, CaTen-
don, DeVal's Bluff Augusta, and through
70 yaeksonports also. all points pa Little
Red river. =
Str. p. ?. WALT, W. J. Ashford, Master
Thi } sntirely new and elegant n"
side-~hesl passenger steamer,
built expressly for this trade, VIII leave a.
SATURDAY. 18th INST. &C 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board OF 70
r w. II. KENNkDAY. Agent,
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HIRE q CoRvINE, proprietors Of the
Job Printing establishment in the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Union street, are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons OF the APPRAL will bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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LETTER LIST.

The following is the list of letters remain
ing in the Memphis POstoffice and not deliv-
cred by cIrriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers
will be delivered promptly by carriers.
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BANKRUPT SALE.
Howell, Wood & Co.'s Stock.

Largest variety lace points, laces, dress
goods, silks, house furnishing goods, ETC.,
way down in price. To satisfy yourselves
call early at the Southern Palace, 382 Main
street,
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HOME BITTERs.-Home bitters are the
cheapest and purest bitters in the market.
Made from pure rum; they are a fine
tonic and contain nothing to iniure.
vais WILDE, COLLINS Il co. aqa
Sole general wholesale agents.
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TUE law firm OF Clapp, Vance q Anderson
is dissolved By mutual consent. Vance
n Anderson remain at tue old Office. No R25
Main street. j. W.Clapp has removed 70 No
IA Union street J. w. CLAPP,
CT VANCE,
j. A ARDERSON.
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Rf0ndav iUna De IQ70f

Between the hours Of 4 aud 5 pm, at the
oH1ce OF Humes q Poston. No. 50 North Court
law library. Office furniture, maps, iron safe,
etc, etc. belonging to the late ". Z. Poston,
decd. EDMOND A. COLE,
Clerk and Master Of First Chanery Court.
July a, lS70 Jylt
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THE ST. LOUIS BELL TREBLE PIANO.
Warerooms (up stairsl 1914 Main street.
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HARPER's MONTHLY. improved style,
with leaves neatly cut, for sale at Joe
Locke's, 236% Main street. on
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CHaNcERY SALE

No. 1897. n. R. D-MaryL L. Poston. En- etc
~ and others VS.. W. K. Posf8n etaf
DURSUAST 70 an order af sac entered In
u this cause, on the Tth day Of Jure, 1870,
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ALL Of the latest weeklies and month
lies, just received at Joe Locke's, 236x
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IT CANNOT hurt you. It is purely veg4
etable. Try simmons Liver Regulator,
il you wish to be we'll. 10 acts Ike a
charm without facilitating the system,
and without any ofthe evil effects of Mer-
curry. Simmons' Liver Regulator is the
safe remedy. -l4e a5 -1E
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CHARLES GOODWIN.

GAS WORKS, July 10, 1870.
The river rose l inch in the past "a
hours. Below high water mark of 1867,
"a feetI inch.
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No. L Gravel Roofing done by Barthol
NEW q Allen, Nc. 8 West Court street..
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FOR JUDGE l4rH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

JUDGE I4rH JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.-Hon. P.
d 7. SCRUGGS is a candidate for the Judge
ship In the l4th Circuit, consisting OF the
counties Of Hardeman, Fayette, Upton and
Laudardale, and that part OF Shelby county
outside the corporate limits of Memphis
FUDGE l4rH JUDICIAL CIRCuET-At the
=, request OF a respectable portion Of the
bar.aud ufthe peopls of the Fourteenth Judi
eiaI Circuit, I announce myself a candidate
Tor Judge OF that Circuit. The election Is 70
be held on the first Thursday, being the 3th
day OF August next
ans ISAACM NJ. STEELE.
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WAR; WARl-Highest cash price paid
for 800 barrels choice apples and 800 bar
rels choice potatoes, at
REID 81 BUCKHAM'S,
260 Front Row, Memphis, Tenn.
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WOOD & co.'s STOCK.

800 BBLs or RosIN, by &
NlE u WILDE, COLLINS q co.
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See advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
psnsary, beaded, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another COL
umn, it should be read by all.
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HALF-DozRN first quality Wamsutts f.
Y. Shirts made to order for $lS.
WIGGANS 81 THORN,
233 Main street.
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY,
ARRIVALS.
PARTu
IvERs, WEATHER. AND BUSINESS.

r. P. Walt. Sam. ]. Hale. St Francis.
g.. {. Day. HeSper.
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a & MEux.
ATToR NJ BVs

UNION STREET, Memphis, Tenn. J.
, " CIapp will continue to practice IN
beSoto ard Pamela counties, Miss. je22
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IMPORTANT ARREsT.

Detective Mat. Shelby yesterday ar
rested, some miles in the country, the
negro John Miller, who shot Mr.. CassarettO
on the Pigeon ROost road a month or six
weeks ago. The prisoner was brought
into town and lodged in the First Dis
trict s~tatiOn-house. He eonfesses to hav-
ing shot MI. CassarettO, but claims that
he did it in se~lf-defense-or rather, in re-
taliation-and charges that Csssaretto shot
at him first. The case will come up for
examination to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-07-16
FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and St. Louis U. S Mail Line

Memphis and ST. Louis U. S Mail Line
For OseeOla, Madrid, Hickman. Belmont and
Cairo, Connecting at Belmont with the
Iron Mountain 4. r. at Cairo with
Illinois Central Railroad, and
boats up the Ohio River.
GRAND TOWER~----..-..Lennox, master
Thisspiendid passenger steamer
VIII leave as above ~
THIS DAY, 10Th inst, at 5 pm.
Freight received at the st Louis Wharfboat.
" L. DILL, Agent
Jyl6 FLEM. CALVERT, supt.
Regular New Orleans and st. Louis Packet.
For ST. Louis.
The elegant passenger steamer
y = AcAeAciof MldaLcI
This elegant passenger steamer @A
will leave as above ~
18th inst, at 9 am.
JAMES 7. BOURNE, Agent,
jyl6 y Jefferson street.