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MARRIED.
PETrUs-wooD-At the Cent

PETTUS-WOOD-At the Central Baptist
church, on the 18th instant, by the Rev. s. H.
Ford, Mr.. L. o. PETrUs and Miss SADIE
WOOD.
q MERRILL-SAMPLE-A the residence Of
the bride, at Tupelo, Miss. ON the 18th of
Nav. 1879, by the Rev. Mr.. Potter, BRENNAN
MERRILL, Of Memphis, Tenn. to Mrs. SUsAS
sAMPkK, both old citizens Of North Alabama
We are glad to see that our friend, Colonel
Merrill, amer completing three-seore years
and ten allotted TO ordinsry mortals, has
taken 70 himselfa new lease OF life. The
bride whose age is nfty-six years., and
groom, have been intimate friends for great
many years. and joining their hands TO travel
together down the hill of life, furnish a
touching illustration of that undying love
which Is one of the most glorious attributes
Of fraf humanity. May the balance OF their
ionrney be smooth, and the sun oftheir affec-
lion never sci this side OF the gravel
At EH FRIEND,
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FREMONT.
His Trans Continental -kemphis-PaGihe
Railroad a Dead Cock in the Pit.

The Baltimore Gazette Of Friday
had the following editOrially:
Since the days of Laws famous Mis-
sissippi scheme there has been no such
Inviting and ruinOus American speeu-
latiou heard of in Paris. Last year
there was a famous Texas project
started there, apparently engineered
bv General Fremont, which proved,
for awhile. most attractive, and the
seductive promises of which eOaxed
from too credulous Frenchmen nearly
forty millions of francs. But 1t then
came suddenly to an end. What has
become OF the money; who pock-
eted it: how it was distributed,
We have vet to learn. All that
il made clear now is that the
Trans Continental : Memphis Pacific
Road which was another name for
fbe Memphis, Ell Paso and Pacific
Road. is even worth still less to-day
thar il was a year ago, since the Sen
ate Pacific Railroad Committee, ap-
pointed TO investigate the matter, has
Virtually ignored General Fremsnts
road and agreed to report a new Dill
for the construction of another rail-
road to the Pacific on the 32d parallel
Of latitude. As there are some forty
new corporators, and as grants OF ter
aitoriaI land, equal to those OF the
North Pacific and Atlantic and Paclnc
are provided for in the bill, it is prob
abie that General Fremont and his
friends will have no chance, although
they will oppose the new bill in both
Houses.
THE Memphis, FL PasO and Pacific
line was incorporated by the Texas
Tecislature in 1856. A grant was
made the Company Of a tract OF land,
siYfeen miles in width, along the
whole route. The road was TO Oe
commenced within a year, and one
hundred miles were TO be ready fOl
the rails in four years. No steps al
all were taken to comply with the
charter, which necessarily expired be
fore the war. At the close OF the wal
General Fremont became President o.
the Company and obtained the pas
SAGE of a bill in the House Of Repre-
sentatives, in,lS69, acknowledging the
existence of this road and granting
the right of way to the Pacific. The
bill. however, did not pass the Senate
This, one would suppose, would
scarcely be a sufficient guarantee tC
foreign capitalists. Yet such were
the promises made, such were
fhe seductive inducements held forth
that an enormous number OF bOndi
were disposed of in Paris, upon tbs
faith of assurances given that Con
gress had voted to the line immens'
tracts of land, and granted interes
besides on its bonds. 1t does seen
extraordinary that people should hay
permitted themselves 10 be so easil,
duped. That they did is only too Ger
tain. What part Gen. Fremont actu
ally had in the affair is not full,
known, although a pamphlet, slgne
bv him and published in Paris, wa
read before the committee, adyocai
ing the line in the strongest terms
and proposing TO refute all the dana
ging assertions made against it by Il
enemies.
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Attachment Notice,

ID EFORE John Norton, Justice OF the Peace
ID for shelby county, John Turner vs.Fred.
Dykeman. A writ OF attachment having
been served out against the estate of Fred.
Dykeman, and the same having been duly
returned, levied, etc, in such cases, and afti-
davit having been made before me that the
defendant is nonresident of the State OF
Tennessee; il is therefore ordered that he ap-
pear before me, or some other Justice of ihe
Peace at my office, in the city of Memphis,
upon the Path day Of June, 1870, at ten O'Clock
am, and plead, answer or demur to said at
tachment, or the same will be tried eX parte
and that copy OF this order be published
once a week, for four consecutive weeks, in
the Memphis Appeal. JOHN NORTON,
Justice of the Peace for Shelby county.
mg4-IaNF4W
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SORE MOUTH CURED.

WILL warrant permanent cure OF any
/ kfnd OF sore mouth in from to days,
and in all cases where cure is not enected
in days and the directions ere strictly foi-
lowed, I viii refund the money; charge Two
dollars. Apply at the GOodan House. No.
ls5 Main street third story, first room from
mr29 ISAAC CONN.
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woman Suffrage eOHveutloH---ExcHrsion to
California.

CHICAGO, May 2S.-At the forthcoming
meeting Of the Northwestern Woman
Suffrage Convention, at Farweil Hall, on
the 18th and 10th of this month, the fol-
lowing, among other distinguished speak
ers, will address the Convention:
Lilly PeeIham, of Wisconsin; Mary X.
Thomas, President Of the Indiana We
mans Suffrage Association; Lizzie Boyu-
toa, of Indiana: NJ. Adela Hazlett, &. y.
Stebbins, of Michigan; George G. Bates,
of Chicago. Senators Wade, Carpenter,
Yates and Pomeroy have been invited to
attend.
Colonel Bushnell, of New Haven, DI-
rector Of the Union Pacific railroad, len
this morning with party Of twenty-five
ladies and gentlemen from Boston and
New Haven, for q trip TO California
Fifty-eight persons left for the Pacific
coast this morning from the fremont
House.
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csNcENNAT1. May GA card OF near
IL seven columns IN lesgth, from Hon. I.
Il. Jones. OF Kentucky, is given space IN
the Commercial OF this morning. II ex-
hihits ronch bitterness Of feeling; and de-
1oupees Governor Stevenson as a man
who has taken refuge among women, and
told falsehoods, knowing them to be
such, and held out excuses for Castle
mans conduct In the affair.
LOUISVILLE. May 23-Colonel Jones'
reply to Governor Stevenson 10 eliciting
much comment. The prevailing opinion
seems 10 be that Jones has much the best
side of the story, and that the affair viii
materially i1jnrs Governor Steyenson's
political career,
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PresbYterIan esneraI Assembly.

LOUISVILLE, Nav 23.--In the Presby-
terian General Assembly to-day the Conn
mittee on Bill and Overture reported that
II was desirable TO establish a fund of
500. coo for the bene6t of the families OF
deceased ministers. Approved and or
dered TO be spread on the docket of re-
cords of the Virginia, Nashville and
Memphis Synod. and examined and ap-
proved. Huntsville, Ala, was chosen as
The next place Of meeting of the General
Assarnbly in 1871.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC BOARD OF RELIEF.

XyOIT are hereby ordered TO attend a &
i meeting OF the Board OF Relief on Xxx
WEDNFs5IIAY Y evening at i've O'Clock, wv
at tile ofIiee of Messrs- Edmo monds. Psttgrew q
Co. Front street. The committees appointed
by ths different Lodges Will please attend, as
hi, sineSs or i'm Dortanee will be brought before
the Board j 8. MARTIN, Secretary. m4
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Observation-Disclosures

CINcINNATI, May 2S.-There was gale
Snd hail storm this afternoon which dam
aged some buildings. Previous TO the
rain the thermometer ranged at 9l', five
degrees less than yesterday, but eight de-
grees above New Orleans, and six degrees
higher than at any other point named in
the reports to-day.
Strawberries are selling ia market at
twenty cents.
The dog ordinance is about to be en-
foraad
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Sheriff's Sale of Real Estate.

ny virtue OF venditioni exponas to me
ID directed from the Supreme Court OF the
state of Tennessee, in the case of f. +. Pitt
mau-f-nd W. H. Pittman, partners as Pitt
naa7r& Brother, against W. L. Stewart and Nj.
ID. L. Stewart, directing me TO sell the land
hereinafter described, TO satisfy a judgm ment
which said plaintfns recovered against said
defendants IN the Supreme Court on the llth
day Of May, 1863, for the sum of S5053 50, con-
hrmfng a judgment OF the Law Court OF
Memphis, rendered the 10th day of March,
1867, in favor of said plaintiffs, against said
defendants, with interest thereon and costs; /;
and TO satisfy said Judgment, court costs,
I will
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Strnnk hv Iinhinlnn.

Mss1soN, WIS, May 2S.-The elegant
residence of Hon. r. B. Sanderson, in the
northern portion of the city, was struck
by lightning during the storm of Satur-
day night and burned to the ground with
most of its contents, part OF the furniture
Total loss about $4,000; sinsured for
SIC 900
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Coal Oil.

CNCINNATI, May 23.-Mrs. Doyle, who
was terribly burned by the explosion OF
coil oil lamp Thursday night, died yester
day. The family declare their intention
to prosecute the party who sold the oil,
which Is considerably below the legal
sfanf1arI
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Normeu Revival.

LoUIsvILLE, May 23.-A Mormon re-
vival is now going on at New Providence,
Ind. Quite a number of persons have be-
come converts, some of whom VIII start
Immediately for Salt Lake.
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Brewery Closed and Seized.

CovINaToN, May 23.-The large brew
cry of j. h. Herrog & Co., OF this city,
was seized by the Collector of Internal
Revenue to-day for the failure to cancel
stamps on kegs. 1t is supposed that the
parties had been using the same stamps
several times in succession.
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Oath Of an Editor.

LONDON, May 23-Mark Lemon, edi-
tor of London Punch, is dead. His illness
was only of few days duration, as the
peculiarly aggravated symptoms dehed
all efforts of physicians 70 give him re-
lief. and dealh has terminated his career.
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The NE Church.

DAYTON, ONO, May 23.-The Board of
Bishops of the NJ. f. Church held their
annual meeting in Grace Church, com
mencing on Wednesday. All the Bishops
will be here except Simpson, who sailed
for Germany. The leading purpose of the
Board is TO arrange the Episcopal work
for the current year.
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a1iI7oa1 9 ! Ilhlq7 n
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FUNERAL HOTICE.

sULLIVAE-The friendSI and scquain-
tances OF the late STEPHEN CILIvAS, are re-
spectfully invited TO attenS his funeral this
(TUESDAYl morning, May oath, at 10 O'Clock,
rom his late residence. No. Is Gayoso street
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Cincinnati Conference.

CINc1NNATI, May 23.--The Cinesnnati
Conference of the Methodist EpI eopal
Church will be held here in Aug asst, in
stead of being held at Piqua, as at first
announced.
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ave Of Ahs,nns for Duke De sra6Si6inIl

PARIS, May 23.-The Emperor has &C
ceded to the request of Duke De Gram
mout for a brief leave of absence. Dur
ing the retirement of the Duke, the Min
istry of Foreign Affairs will be admins
tered by Olivier.
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TRUST SALE.

nv vfrtue OF a Trust Deed to me executed,
Is by Jane 7. Hornsoy and &C. Hornsoy'
on the 10th Of August, 1888, 70 secure me pay
,a-,t ~ certain Indebtedness therein spect-
iefi I will sell. TO the highest bidder Tor tne
nTrrnose OF satisfying said indebtedness, Lot
RI X n 81 ,Frezsvantss plan OF suodtyls1onl
.c1.tst1inC5 Ie-IOO acres; situated on Union
sSenT1e about three miles east OF the city
Terms, cash; redemption waived sale ON
Heuday, May seth, at Y o'clock, Heea,
a, thu Real Estate Exchange OF ROyster,
TreEeyant 4 Co., northeast corner ot Malh
snd TafIerson streets, in the city Of NJ Memphls
JOHN P. TREZEVANT, Trustee
RoYsTER, TREzzyANE 9 Co, Aaetlonesrs.
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PLANS OF THE PROPERTY
EASY TERMS:
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
AuctiaReeTs
Country Residence at Auction.

handsomely i'm proved and beautiful
lot. containing over seven acres OF
rround with a well-built TWo-storied House,
three miles east Of the city, on Union aV-
snue. IN one OF the most desirable loealitles
for health and good neighoorhooo, Will II
Dot iispOsed OF before privately, be offered Al
unreserved public sale, at our hsai Estate
Ernhanaa. on
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Hathnlin nnnnrpsS.

COLUMBUS, OHIO, May 23.-The Catholic
societies of this city will be represented
at the German Catholic Congress to be
held at Louisville June 5th.
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MASONIC NOTICE

A SPECIAL. communication Of DeSotO e
n Lodge No 2s9, will be held on XX
WEDNESDAY Evening, 18th Inst, ats
o'clock, for work in the +. G degree
All e. C's are fraternally invited.
By order of JOHN ID. BEAlRD, w. M.
n W esFfur 7,oS Secretary. myM
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Grand Hnrse Fair,

COLUMBUS, OHIO, May pa grand
horse fair will be held on the 18th of June,
continuing till Ihe 18th, three days. Pre-
miums, S2e00.
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AUCTl0h.
VALUABLE ESTATE.
Homestead and Building Lots.
AT AUCTION.
On Tuesday, May 81, 1870,


win be sold on the premises, the
valuable estate OF the late Governor
Jones, comprising about i07 acres, subdivided
into suitable building sites.
THE HOMESTEAD
viii be sold with ten acres OF land, on
which viii be found every eonYenience as
regards out-bouses, splendid garden teem-
ing with the products Of the season. also a
fine peach and sppIe orchard that needs only
to be seen to appreciate
The residence contains eight rooms, ana
Is admirably adapted to this climate;
The water on the place Is unexeeptionaDie,
being pure freesfone.
No more handsome sites can be found IN
the suburbs than ts contained in this estate,
with groves of trees and undulatton enough
to relieve Its topography. making u very
desirable for suburban residences.
Situated as Il is on one of the most fash-
ionable drives leading out OF the elty'
known as
.' THE POPLAR STREET BOULEVARD,
And within easy riding distance to Memphis,
should command the attention OF ali inter-
ested in finding a location unsurpassed Tor
rural home.
Mrs Governor Jones will take pleasure IN
giving any information in regard 70 the
premises TO parties desirOus OF examining
the grounds prior 10 the sale ,,,
Omnibuses will leave our ONCE NO. zol
Second street, at nine am. on the day OF
sale, giving ample time fOr an inspection OF
the premises before the sale commences
LUNCH WILL BE SERVED, WITH THE
ETCETERAS.
TERMs.-One-fouIth cash, balance in one,
two, three and four years, with interest ron
49, PAssMORE & RUFFIN,
Real Estate Agents.
VII. PASSMoRE & CO., Auetioneers. ma
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MARKETS.
EBY TELEG TRAP PHI



NEw YORK, May 28-Flour dull; sales 1000
bbls; S4 60g4 50 for super State; 81 6O94 50
for super Western: 81 9095 SO for choice;
S4 S5g5 70 for extra Western; 81 90g9 Is for
round hooped Ohio; IS 2O@6 90 for trade
brands; southern brands quiet; sales 800
bbls: SIS S5a6 80 for common TO fair extra;
So 65d9 80 for good to choice extra. Wheat
dull; sales 22s0 bush; 81 ~ tor choice No.
at mills; 81 y for winter red Western. Corn
dull sales 240,O 900 bush; 81 O6gl Il for new
mixed Western. Rye quiet Barley dull.
Oats dull and decling; sales IA 900 bush; b5c in
store for Western; 65a67c for Ohio and state.
WALL STREET, p.m.-Money easy at S05
on cali. Exchange firm at lU91z- Probably
an European steamer to- o-morrow viii take
further installment of gold bars; $4,000 was
packed this evening at one banking house.
Gold heavy, 49,. Southerns duh and with
out change; Union, $685.; income, @9s;
land grants, 76zzg7674; Ist mortgage. S614g
S6lS; Central, g314@931sc; Pacihcs all higher (;
railways dull and steady, with recovery OF
1sgs4c Tor Pacific Central
New Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, May 3-Cotton dull, 2z1{c.
Flour quiet; superhne, 81 90; Xxx, So l214g
5 Is: Xxx, s. T5d6 20. Corn firm but quiet;
mixed, 81 40; white, 81 30. Oats scarce and
firm at 74a75c. Bran dull; declined to 81 30.
Provisions-Mess Pork quiet but firm at
S3iG3l 81. Bacon firm; shoulders, l414c; clear
! 10, &c; clear sides, ISIS. Hams Irregular,
sugar steady; common, S1<GSsze; PRIME,
llAgu1zc. Molasses quiet but steady, 0oS63e.
Louisville.
LOUISVILLE. May Z.-Bagging quiet but
firm; 2Sc for Kentucky hemp in lots. Cotton
quiet but steady; mtddlings, 2I54e. Holders
are not pressing stocks under an anticipation
Of an advance. l-FlouT, low grades scarce and
higher; extra family, IS 3. Grain market
quiet, but generally firm. Wheat, 81 059l z
for red and white. Corn, choice shelled, 81 20
Oats in sacks, 6Sc. Rye firm, 92c Barley
| quiet, 9Oc@SI. Groceries quiet. Prime New
| orleans sugar, l21fc. Prime New Orleans
| molasses, 72c. Rio coffee, prime, 221zc. Hay
| quiet and weak; choice on wharf, SIS 90
Provisions quiet and drm. Pork, $50. Ba-
| con-shOulders, l314c; clear rib, Hc; cleaI
| sides, I7149lT5zc Han-s, sugar cured, l91z GzOc
/ Breakfast Bacon. l41zc. Bulk meats-shoul-
| ders, l21zc; clear rib, l6c; clear sides. ltszc
| Lard in tierces, lie; in kegs, lsc. Whisky
/ dull and dropping, 81 0S free. Leaf tobaccC
/ market less active, and prices more quiet
sales 70 day 24S hhds. at prices ranging from
/ S. 10 slS.
ST. Louis.
| ST. LOUIS, May 23.-Receipts by river saC
rail for the past "A hours, ending at IL o'cT sck
to-day: Corn-bushels $50, sacks Il, ,9+4; q It's
4 sacks 7lS2 bushels loo; fiour-bbls. 6564, Sack
| Bl6; wheat-sacks II, ,459, bushels 3l0O. II bur
1 ali Qualities below choice fall and family
| l5a25c lower. Wheat receipts large; marke
| dull, Ease lower on spring; SC lower on al
| fall grades below fancy.
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VEHEREAL or SECRET DISEASES

lures and al Urinary Diseases, Syphilitic or
Mercurial Affections Of the Throat, Skin or
Bones, Orchitis, Hernia OF Rupture; also, the
body and mind, producing blotehes on the
face, Debility and ImpOtency, Dizziness, Dim
ness OF Sight, Confusion Of Ideas, Eyl FORE
Weakness, etc; not all Of these In any one
case. but all occurring frequently in Various
cases.
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Monday, May s0th,

On accommodating terms. UnquestiOnable
' Rsyster, Trszsvant 4 Co., Auet'rs.
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NOTICE.

OFFICE MEMPHIS CITY r. r. Co., Memphis
" Tenn., May "a, lS70.-The annual election
for Five Directors in the Memphis City R X.
company will be held at the office of the
company, on the I'D Gay OF June, 1870, at
O'Clock pm. lmy3l J. g. SMITH, Sec'y
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
uemphis and Arkansas River Packet CON-
pany---UHited States Mail Line.
For Helena, Friar's Point, Mouth White River.
Pine Bluff, Little Rock, and ms-king
connections for Hot Springs and Foft Smith,
Steamer Mary Boyd,
X. u. bay ynes-----.......
This elegant passenger steamer H.
will leave as above - IN
WEDNESDAY, 25tl inst. at 5 pm. =
For freight or passage apply on board or at
Company's ONCE, No. Madison ST., Stanton
Block.
mya w.H. KENNEDAY. Agent.
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DIsPENsARY.
Memphis, Tennessee,

Is NOW permanently established for the
L treatment Of Patients, both Male aud Fs-
male, who are afflicted with any form OF
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VANCE, LINDEN, CYNTHIA
AND ORLEANS SITS.

WE invite special attention to the an
w nexed announcement OF the sale OF
that elegant property belonging TO Mrs.
General Preston and +. W. smith, ESQ,
which we shall have the honor 20 bring be
fore the public at the time mentioned, and
which Justly challenges comparison with the
finest residence grounds that have ever been
sold in Memphis. The perfect shape OF the
ground. the magnificent prtmeVal AXIS anu
poplars and the lovely lawn which 50 us
tinRuish these premises, have for many
years excited the admiration OF ali who nave
noticed them and In now placing them on
the market for sale, with perfect title, win
ont tax until 1871 and on such very easy
terms. we think no one need walt for any
better opportunity 10 become the owner Ol
property more desirable or on terms more
favorable.
ROYsTER, IRRELEVANT & Co,
AucffOueers.
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in front OF, or in the Peabody Hotel, IN ss me
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, ser se,..l sas - ne
estate and personal properly co1toy - - s ~ -.
- seid trust deed. TO which Is OF fec9IS'
,sr.a ia mere made for q ful description
sale for cash. Equity OF reoeHPtion
Wa1ysssS' Avs s,P. WALKER, Trusses'
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Revolution Dollar Store
2Is MAIN STREET.


ny yirtue Of a deed Of trust made 70 nae y
IL d. CocRren, on the 5th Of Aarcn, ~, ana
,Sf record in the Registers once OF one5 ~
~ 1 will. on
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RIVER NEWS.
poATs LEAVING THIs DAY.
RrvERs. wEArHER ANp nUsINEs

Weather warm and sultry, with thun-
der storm at nightfsll. The river here
continues to decline, with prospects of
low water stage very soon. At Cairo and
st. Louis the river is falling, with good
steamboat stage between the two points.
The Ohio is receding from Pittsburg to
Cairo, with six feet in the channel. The
Arkansas is declining steadily, with three
feet scsnt TO Little Rock, two feet to Dar-
danel, and seventeen inches to Fort
Smith. White river remains in fair con-
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VANCE, LINDEN, CYNTHIA
AND ORLEANS SIS,

In what must be regarded by all as one o. me
most beautiful localities for nrst class private
residences within the limits OF Memphis
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6RY GOODS.

new GOODS
Bargains Extraordinary
B. LOWENSTEIN
&c BROS.
This Week
On and after MONDAY, May 2lst, we
will offer 81 entire new line Of
SILKS, P0PLINS,
GRENADINES and
LINEN LAWNS,
Greatly Reduced Prices
Ns- Ladies should not fail to visit our
Silk Room THIS WEEK, where we shall
exhibit:
Check Silks at 75c, worth 81 10;
Check Silks at 9Oc, worth 81 35;
Check Silks at 81 10, worth 81 rs;
Striped Silk at 81 IS, worth 81 IS;
Striped Silk at 81 so, worth 81 90;
Silk Poplins at s5c, worth 81 25;
| silk Pophns at soc, worth 81 s5;
! Silk Poplins at 81 90, worth 81 so.
ALSO
Bargains in Plain Silks
FIGURED AND STRIPED
Silk Grenadine at 40c, worth 6Oc;
Silk Grenadine at 6Oc, worth 81 90;
silk Grenadine at soc, worth 81 so.
ALSO, GREAT BARGAINS IN
BLACK GRENADINES
WE WILL ALSO OPEN
1000 P1 Es
PURE LINEN LAWN
OF beautiful styles, at sstOnishingi!
r Low PRICES.
Also, great aany New Novelties in
: Lace Goods, Sash Ribbons, Fans
And an Immense New
. Stock of EmbrOideries
B.Lowenstein & Bros
! nw-Ladies, don't fail to visit our Sill
Room THIS WEEK. -6a
!. CORN! CORN!
1nn0 SACKS CORN FOR SALE LOW
0lJllO the trade. JOHN A DENlEt
myS 81 South Court Street,