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OFFICIAL.
ROCEEDEss OF THE GENERAL COUNCIL
CITY HALL,
MEarPHTs March g. l8TO-

~
At a called meeting, held in joint ses-
sion by the Mayor and General Council of
the city of Memphis, on Wednesday even
lug, March 9, $50; present, Hon. John
Johnson, Mayor, COuncilmen Hallum,
Graves, o. +. Prescott. Signsigo, Cohen,
Parkes, Doyle and Kelly, Aldermen Nor
ment, Dwyer, Cartwright, Durf, Mallon,
Roach and Rounds.
On motion, Councilman Hsllum was
called to the Chair, and called the body
70 order, when His Honor, Mayor John
son explained the object of the meeting
70 be for the purpose Of making arrange
ments for the reception OF, and paving
due and appropriate respect to the re-
mains of our late highly esteemed and
excellent fellOw-ciGEen and ex-MayOr,
Hon. John W. Leftwich.
ThereupOn the Chairman appointed
Mayor Johnson, COuneilmen Dixon and
Duncan and Alderman Norment a COM
mittee 10 DRAFT the requisite resolutions
on the subject. After a brief retirement
the committee returned and reported the
following, which were adopted unani-
mOusly:
ResoIVsd, That the General Council and
city officials of Memphis attend the fu-
neral Of eX-Mayor John W. Leftwich, and
the Mayor is hereby authorized to employ
carriages for the occasion.
ReSOlUed, That Mayor Johnson is re-
specially solicited 10 close the city build
ings on the day Of the funeral so q the
employees Of the city may pay the last
tribute Of respect to our deceased ex-chief
ResoJUed, That the Mayor invite the
police and iremen 10 attend the funeral
in a body.
ReS0iUed, That a committee Of five be
appointed by the Chairman to draft resO-
lutions Of coincidence and respect to the
memory of the late Mayor.
RESOLVED, Thai a committee Of six be
appointed to meet the remains at the rail-
road depot and escort them to Col. Gantt's
residence.
Adopted unanimously.
The Chairman appointed a committee
Of reception to receive the remains of
Leftwich on their arrival at the
depot.
WhereupOn the Council adjourned.
L. r. RICHARDS, City Register.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY FOR 1870.

LODGES.
co--u MrNPHrs, No. u5-meets ID Friday Of
,ssch month-Hau cor. Madison and Second
W. s Matthews, W. Nj Ben. X Pullen,
ASgrRoaA. No. I6S-meets LIST Monday IN ev-
ery month, at Odd-Fellows' Hall, corner
Cont and Main. John Gent, W. NJ; John
m Secretary.
7 - 4 SCoTT No. &9-meets lstFriday Of each
moTth-Hau corner Madison and Second.
n vi. Mitchell, w NJ; = Sturm, Sec
o1SoTo. No. 299-meeis Sd Friday Of each
Toonfh-Odd-FeiioWs' Hall j. ID. Beaird,
~ III. r. w. shelton, Sec.
uTSSTNG. No. Ai-meets 9Th Friday Of
49, mcnth-at South Memphis Hall. cor
- Madison and Second. W. A. Ed
Honds NJ M; Louis Czapski, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
- cuAPrFR. No. m "a Monday OF
En Observation-Disclosures Hail. ID. c. Ira
Sae ii n p: {. q. Locke. Sec.
NO.5 y. at Odd
hkfaIs5 Hail. Henry J. Lynn, NJ. L. ii. p;
II SteeYer. secretary
IAN n.
- CorVCu. No -meels "a Monday OF
EOhI Observation-Disclosures Han John Zent,
- nj n Wiggins Rec
-v~r CoNMANDKRY. No EmeSs stn aoh-
49, "a each month Geo. MeIlersh' OOm-'
y J. OF ROSE CRoIx3 18TH No.
CHARLES W. Adams, sd NJ W. III
TomunsOn, sd, seci'
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SPECIAL ORDERl

From 226 Main street. We will sell
from this day on, Dry Goods, Clothing,
Boots, Hats, etc, at the same prices that
we sold them in the years of 1855, 1886,
1857, 1855, ETC.:
New Spring Prints s to I25Zc per yard.
Brown and bleached domestics, 10 TO 20c.
Scotch Cashmere Tweeds, soc per yard.
Gents Sewed Boots, 800 per pair.
Ladies' Kid Gloves, 70 cents per pair.
Boys Fine Vests, one dollar each.
VENDIG BROS. q Co,
No. 226 Main street.
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oUID PRO QUO.
Or What Folks Make by Going to the Right
Place.
A story for the Times.

The rush that was made on a prominent
dry goods house yesterday in consequence
of their advertisement in the APPEAL Of a
return to a specie basis, was without pre-
cedent in the local annals of Memphis. II
is hardly credible, and we will not risk
Our reputation for veracity by attempting
to describe it. All day long the army Of
clerks and employees were besieged with
purchasers in every line of dry goods,
and all day long customers might
have been seen, vending their way
away from that magnificent establish
meut with a bundle OF dry goods in one
hand and a lot of silver half dollars in
the other. The very finest French silks,
casimeres, ealieOes, ETC., English and
Irish linen, and other goods-in fact, inn
ported goods of all descriptions went ike
wild-ire at ante beUUm prices, the pur-
chaser invariably going away with the
jingling metal IN change for their "green
rags" The house hat we speak of is A.
Seessel & Son, No. 259 Main street-a
~straighter, more honorable, upright, and
enterprising one does not exist. All you
who have money to spend carry it thither
and reap the full benefit of your expend-
iture.
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IN the funny line and we hope they will
keep 1t up. "Humpty-Dumpty" is now
the toast of the town.
On account of the absence Of Mr.. Mar
tin, of Baltimore, an amateur tenor of
great celebrity and high ability, Mr..
Schulze has determined to postpone the
concert advertised for tomorrow night.
1t will take place, positively, on Tuesday
night next, by which time a programme
viii be prepared and published that will
satisfy all lovers of music. Il is Mr..
Schulze's desire TO give a coneert that
viii be memorable for the classic music
presented, and the faultless Interpretation
oft by such musicians as Wheat, HoIIen-
berg, Farmer, Junkerman, Winkler and
others. Every seat in the Club Hall
should be taken on the occasion.
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WALLED IN WITH PAPERi-Why are
the hair cOloring preparations kept dark?
Simply because the light deeomposes
them and exposes their foul sediment.
Hence the bottles are jacketed with paste
and paper. PHABoN's NTTALIA, OR SAL
WALTON o THE HAIR, on the other hand,
is as clear and transparent in the sun
shine as in the shade. It revives the nat
ural color in every time-bleaehed fiber,
and does not stain the skin. Sold by ali
druggists and fancy goods dealers.
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Law Court.-.Iudue Anderson.

In the case of Cox VS.. Packard, the jury
yesterday returned a verdict for the plain
lift for possession.
Judgments were also had in the follow
ing cases:
Collins VS.. Collins; decree of divorce for
plaintiff.
Harris, Cochrsne & Co. vs.. MusSO, Jr..
q Co; judgment below affirmed.
Edwards vs.. Larkin; judgment for
plaintiff for S459 20.
Nicely VS.. Douglass, ct al; judgment for
plaintiff for 1854 20.
Nicely VS.. Douglass, ct al. judgment for
plaintiff for 1854 20.
The calendar for to-day is from No. 23l2
to No. 1856, inclusive, as appears OF the
special calendar heretofore published.
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RunioIuaI court...Iudae Eoute.

Yesterday the following cases were dis
posed OF:
Crowder & Co. VS.. Rawlings & Co.;
judgment for plaintiff for Sl6S.
Bliss VS.. Cooke; Judgment for plaintiff,
S2l7.
Webb: Judgment by jury for defendant
Webb, but against Smith for SAG IS.
To-day the cases set and published for
the day will be called up.
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HTTE & CoRwINE have removed their
Job Printing establishment to the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Union street, and are
now prepared to execute orders for Job
Printing in the shortest notice. Our pa
irons will bear this in lind and act ac-
cOrdingiy.
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LAW
ChanoerY Guardianship Koruan.

The calendar as published yesterday,
commencing with No. SIS and going down
as far as Nc. 1927, will be taken up for
hearing to-day. Attorneys interested
should be present at the call, as these cases
will be either tried or continued.
The following bills were filed yester-
day:
I. r.. Davis ct al VS.. l.. B. Ferguson,
original.
W. n. Eakin & Co. VS.. Bigley, Mel
lersch & Co.; injunction.
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ShsIhx CircuIt court...Iuduo SwaYne.

Yesterday a number of cases Of minor
Importance were disposed of, after which
the case of the State VS.. Elisha Roberts,
Indictment for house burning, was taken
up and called for trial. The testimony
closed last evening. and the argument OF
counsel will commence this morning at
eight O'Clock. Amer the above case is dis
posed of motions viii be heard and writs
of inouirV executed.
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SHALL WE HAVE A PRESERVING MAN
UFACFoRY IN MEMPHIs2-A rare chance
for a good investment is now offered by
twO men who served their time at the bu-
siness. We can make our own cans and
all the fixtures for carrying on the bust
ness. Any parties wishing TO invest in
the business can address "a. B." through
the p~ostofice, or call at the Waldran
Block, 454 Main street.
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BUSINESS NoTTCE.-No contracts or OBJ
igatiOns assumed or made by any indii
vidual owner or employee of this office,
will be paid at our counter or recognized
as an offset to any bills due the same.
The party making any bin must settle it
himself Ia person.
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LETTER LIST.

The following IS the list OF letters remain
Ing in the Memphis Postoriee and not deIiv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers.
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
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NOTICE TO CITIZENS.

Notice is hereby given that 1 will be at
Wythe Depot, Friday, March 18th;
Whites Station, Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad, Tuesday, March 18th; Ger
mantOwn, Wednesday, March 10th, and
C~ollierville, Thursday, March 18th, for
the purpose Of registering voters.
S. II. SHOCK,
Registrar Shelby County.
MEMPHIS, March 10, 1870.
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Beautiful Spragues and other brands Of
spring calico. Call soon and examine at
Cans new store, 29s Main street.
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HoTIcE TO %ADYERTISERs.

No advertisement is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEAL unless especially ordered
and paid for as an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week,
and for the seventh day we charge one
sixth additional.
Look al EZEKIEL & Co.'S "Auetion
Galaa -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-10

BUSINESS PERsoNAL.-Mr. j. L. Grapp,
formerly of the Belle Memphis Saloon,
Adams street, has connected himself with
the LaFontaine House, $50 Main street,
where his friends can find him in the
future.
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FRAMED RESIDENCE,

One-and-a-half stories, with seven rooms
kitchen, smokehOuse. stable, ETC. a well OF
excellent water andtWO tine mineral springs
Tickets viii be disposed OF by the under
signed at S. each, emitting the holder 70 one
share in the above ASSOCIATION The pro-
eeeds arising nom the sale OF the tickets for
the security and safety OF the holders thereof,
viii be deposited each day as they are sold
with Messrs- Royster, Trezevant q Co, OF
Memphis, Tenn-the funds 70 be held By
them tor the protection Of the holders Of the
tickets until the farm shall have been fairly
drawn tor and the title papers properly pre-
pared, conveying an absolute and perfect
title to the property.
50 Tickets for sale By DOncnO, Joy & Co,
corner Main and Madison, and At other places
throughout the city, by the friends Of
raIS Mrs.. FLORENCE 5. v. DAVIDSON.
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REMOVAL.
HITE & CORWiNE
JOB
AND BINDERS,
IA Union ST., Appeal Building
REMOVAL.

RB We take pleasure in stating to our pa
irons that we have removed our Job Printing
Establishment TO No. "A Union street, Appeal
Building, where we hope to see our old Gus
TONER'S and as many new ones as viii exam
our work ard prices. We are now pre-
pared to do ALL kinds OF Printing and hind
ing on the most reasonable terms.
Our stock of Cards, BHlheads and Can Pa
pers is complete. Our material consists Of
the latest styles Of type, presses, etc. nlhs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-10

DIR. SHEPARD, a renowned Physician
from Europe, room No. 4, Commercial
Hotel, treats private diseases in all their
forms and stages, and guarantees a per-
manent cure. He also treats eruptiOns
and fever sores, rvO pains, sciatica,
rheumatism, liver diseases, chills and fe-
yer, and dyspepsia. Consultation free.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-10

THE Democratic Executive Committee
of Shelby County will meet at Will
lett's, No. 81, Adams street, on Thursday,
March 10th, at 3 o'clock pm. Every
member is requested to be present also,
the Democratic nominees who were not
present at the meeting on March Sd.
business of Importance will be trans
acted.
j. ]. DUBOSE, Chairman.
GEORGE S. ROBBINS, Secretary.
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A special sale this week at B. LoEESsTEIN &
Bios of White Goods, MarSeIles. Mar
settles Quilts, Table Damask, fable
Cloths, Napkins, Towels, Hose,
Handkerchief Linens, EmbrOt-
dertes, Ribbons, and a full
LINE OF SILKS.
This Goods will be
sold at Gold Prices
THIS WEEK,
70 make room
for our
NEW SPRING STOCK.
B LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
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BE sure to attend the sale, in front of
the Chancery Clerks Office, at u O'Clock,
by the Clerk and Master, of the splendid
lots, Nos. "A and 25 of the DuBose prop
erty, near Central Point. Terms mode
rate, payments easy, title perfect; the To-
cation of the property most beautiful,
level and eligible of any suburban lots
about the city of Memphis-NoNE Ex-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-10

JOE LOCKE, 23GH Main street, has all
the late magazines, illustrated weeklies,
the principal dailies, New York Times,
Herald, World, Tribune and Journal of
Commerce; Cincinnati Enquirer and
Commercial; st. Louis Times, Republi-
can and Democrat; Chicago Times and
Tribune; New Orleans Times and Plea
yune; Louisville COurier-JournaI, and a
host of other things too numerous to
mention.
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ZYPRYR Worsteds reduced to the fol-
prices:
High cOlOrs, 25 cents per ounce.
White and black, 20 cents per ounce.
Z. W. JOHNSTON 81 co.
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HEzEKIAH, 81 Jefferson street, makes
the incest fitting and cheapest Shirts in
his market.
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criminal Court---H. &. Hudson, Iudqe.
s2RINs AND SUMNER ARABS.

No special business was transacted yes
terday, and no cases have been SET for
trial TODAY.
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For SALE.-A fine lot of fresh mileh
COWS just received and for sale at the
Memphis Stock Yard, North Second
street, Chelsea.
A. 7. SMITH. Proprietor.
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All kinds just opened at Cans new
store, 29s Main street.
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o WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
C0mpany---Mhite River Line.

THE entirely new and elegant IT.
Il passenger packet, built -
pressly for the trade,
r. P. STORM, Mastlr
VIII leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAT. AZ
5 O'Clock pm, for all points on WHITE LIVER
TO JACKSONPORT, and the we'll
known passenger packet,
W A. CALDWELLTox BERRY, Master
Win leave Memphis EVERY THURSDAY. at
points on White river, and to SEARCY LAND
ING on LITTLE RED RIVER. This boat being
of light draft, viii be able to get to Searcy
Landing when other boats cannot. She will
OF another new boat, such as the "R- z.
Walt" NOW under contract to be finished by
18th May next to take the place Of the a W.
A. Caldwell" in the Augusts and Little Red
river trade, TO leave Memphis EVERY
THURSDAY.
For freight or passage apply on board the
boats, or at the Office Of the Company, No. 3
Madison street, Stanton Block.
febl7 JOHN d. ADAMS, President.
Elliott Line---Speea, Safety, eoRfsrt.
Memphis & White River INDEPENDENT Packet.
For Helena Friar's Point, DevalIs Blud.
Little Rock, Hot Springs, Searcy, Des Arc,
Augusta, JacksOnpOrt and BatesviIle.
DES ARC, = Joha D. Elliott, Master
This hrst-elass side-wheeI pas IT,
sengers teamer viii leave as sbovejAE
EVERY TUESDAY, at 5 o'clock pm
with steamers Fairy Queen and
Batesville for all points on Upper Whits and
Black rivers.
ELLIOTT MILLER. Aeents.
Promenade and jefferson Sts., opp Landing.
jaS0
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GREENBAGks EQUAL TO GOLD.

This fact is now almost determined, and
therefore, from this day 1 have reduced
my prices on all dry goods and other
goods as may be governed by the decline
in gold.
Our ladies' and gents linen handker-
chiefs are cheaper than before the war;
and our French corset, real whalebOne,
for one dollar, is the greatest bargain of
the season. Be sure to call soon at Cans
new store, 29S Main.
LOOK at EZEKIEL & Cos. "AuctiOn
Sales"
A GOOD -plait Shirt for s., at Wiggans
& ThOrn's, 23 Clay Building.
GIVE me one trial, and your trade will
be insured. HEZEKIAH,
81 Jefferson street.
JoE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, always
has the latest dailies, weeklies and month
lies.
HEMsTITCHED Handkerchief, all linen,
at zoe each. T. W. JOHNSTON & co.
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Editors Appeal: I noticed yesterday
an article in the APPEAL in reference to
the sad accident on the Mississippi Cen
trail Railroad. As a railroad man, ! think
Colonel Tate's statement clearly xoner
ates him from railroad or public censure,
and the South to-day, knowing tho truth,
would rather extend sympathytO Colonel
Tate than censure him. 1 run a train IN
the Nashville and Chattanooga Railroad
three years, since the war, and L know
accidents will come up in spite of every
human p~recautiOn. An axle may sepa-
rate or break, may come down, or the
frost may crack out a yard or so of rail;
all of which might lead to such results.
Look at the sad accident of the sleeping
breaking Of a rail. RailrOading is like
soldering; if you go into it in earnest
o may expect to get killed, hurt Or
badly scared. II any n ver enters the
car without such a calculation, on any
road, and risking the chances, he is a
false reasOner. Colonel Tate stands
among railroad men in the front rank,
and it would nave 20 be a hear of stone
that would censure a man hat fell forty
feet in the wreck of a railway train; and !
think the people and the press are too
m-agnanimOus to centure him in the least
for the sad accident of which he shared all
the dangers, and, like a T u soldier, pub
lished TO the world and railroad fraternity
an unvarnished statement of the ease.
I am, Mr.. Editor, very respectfully,
yours, etc, TOM BENTON SMITH,
Railroad Man.
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FRESH NORFOLK OYsTERs.-Best brands
of these favOrite oysters received daily by
V. d. Euchs, No. Al Jefferson street.
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BUY WOOD of Scheuber Bros. Leave or
ders with l.. Roeseher, S26 Main street.
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CALL and examine Hezekiah's beautiful
and complete stock Of shirts, drawers, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-10

No. l Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
Omew 4 Allen, No. 8 West Court street.
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AVAILABLE
FARM OF 80 ACRES
Disposed of March u, 1870,
IN THE CITY or MEMPHIS,
MRS. FLORENCE S. v. DAVIDSON.
Value Of the Farm, $4,000
1000 TICKETS AT IS EACH
Managers and S,perintendents Of the
DrQ17iHg:
Major n. J. Wicks, MAJOR J. P. Strange,
Major Phil. 7. Alien.

81 This VALUABLE Farm Is situated On the
south side Of the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, about t~hree-quarters OF a mile west
Of Fo0ahOntas, In Hardeman county, Tenn,
contains Ia acres. most OF which IS hne rich
bottom land, . acres cleared, under fence
and IN cultivation, balance beautifully tim
bered. Improvement q comfortable
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LOOK at EZEKIEL q Co.'S Auction
Sales"
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NEW trimmings and fancy goods az
7. W. JOHNSTON & cos.
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NOTICE.

A LII persons owing bills to the Mount Car.
"a bon Coal and Railroad ompanv or the
Grand Tower Mining, Manufacturing aud
Transportation Company, win please call and
settle the same immediately, with the UNDER
signed. at No. 7 Madison street.
All persons having bills against either of
said companies Will present them, for paw
ment, 70 W. c. POSTAL. Agent,
No. 7 Madison street.
Ledge copy, mh5
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FOR FORKED DEER RIVER.
FOR OSCEOLA.
FOR MOUND t
For Arkansas and Texas.

tut NFAdlSdS anu ItAAss
TRAVELLERS OR EMIGRANTS going to
Arkansas or Texas should cross the river
at this point on steamer
L. lAAet1A
to Cheeks Landing. Four miles OF land
trave saved. Boat makes four trips daily.
Fare Ons-hsIf thai Of steamer Gsllatin. sells
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TIE APPEAL is delivered for Is cents a
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Twelve AND A HALE A YARD.

LOOK at EZEKIEL & Co.'S "AuctiOn
Sales"
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To MEMPHIS MERCHANTs.-The steam
ers Commercial and Liberty No. ?, will
sign through for all freights to Little
Rock and intermediate stations via White
river, at lowest rates from this date.
JNO. B. DAVIS, President.
March 10. 1870.
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LOOK at EZEKIEL & Co.'S "Auction
Sales"
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All eolors just opened for ladies' and
gents at Cans new store, 29S Main street,
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BOW OF THE PERIOD.

500 dozen Lace Collars at 25c each.
Il. W. JOHN STON q co.
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LOOK at EZEKIEL & Co.'S "Auction
Sales
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ANNnuNcEHENTs

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE-we are author
j lied 10 announce ALFRED Robertson
A. a candidate for the office of Justice OF the
Peace. Election 9Th OF March. mh9
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RATES.
To Clubs Of Two or More Subscribers
We win send our
MAMMOTH WEEKLY,
NJ LorgeaP Pepper sa Gs SOula-Shy& BaeAeI,
For one year, each, 81 90.
ADVERTISERS

wyu nrd me kEMPHIS APPEAL the best
e5verffsinr medinm IN the state The great
s~fsnf and variety 81 It's reading matter has
forcsd It's enlargemalt mr the
tfon OF advertisers, ana It's circulation IN all
siDpl ard Arkansas, amOngm merchants plant
ers and business men. rscder II especially de-
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