Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-30

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w. 2. MitchelTs school, sos Third st.
Attention is called to the forty dollars
reward.
Look at Joe W. Sails advertisement
&" for sale"
The magistrates courts continue al
most D~onentities.
The Thermometer only reached So
Fair. heat yesterday.
The best bargains in pianos will be
found at 22S Main street. Call and see.
Cleaning and dyeing to perfection at
b. A. H~ollenberg's, 262 Second street.
The delegates for the Sixteenth Civil
District are S. II. Jones and r NJ. Ma
son.
Miss E. Rudisil's school opens on
first Monday in September, at No. 81 Ex-
change street.
-Harper's last Weekly contains by far
the best map of the seat Of war that we
have seen
"A large stock Of second hand 7-octsve
pianos for rent or sale, at II. G.. HoIleu-
berg's, Clay Building.
Six card pictures for ffy cents. Pho
t~Ogrsphs, 81 per dozen, at Armstrong;
Gem Gallery, 21l Main street.
The first bale Of Arkansas cotton was
received yesterday by S. NJ. Webb & Co.
It was grown by r. F. Collins, Of Phillips
county.
H. G. HoIlenberg has q hne assort-
ment Of Chickering Pianos, the best and
cheapest first-class piano in the world.
Sold on easy terms.
-Fity-two cases were disposed of by
the Recorder yesterday morning. Fines
10 the moun of One hundred and Atty
i've dollars were collected.
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cheapest, and best papsri in the Southwest,
ready for delivery this morning. Price,
in wrappers for mailing, i've (j cents.
Duncan MeLean's saloon-the Bay
Horse, corner of Monroe and Second
streets-is the place to go for 'slf-and-'slf,
ale, porter, beer, and good drinks gem
orally.
Allen Mel stole g watch from another
oOlored brother yesterday morning, For
this he was examined before Squire Nor
ton and committed 10 jail in default Of
5000 bail.
"A heavy rain co~mmeneedt TO fall about
sunrise yesterday morning. IL ceased be-
fore eight o'clock, entirely, and though
the balance of this day was dark and
threatening no water fell.
The last number OF the Scientific
AmeTiedH is one Of the most interesting
that we hsvs yet seen. The article on the
Electro Magic Regulator is one which
will claim the attention Of every seien-
tihc reader.
I'D. W. Eunford VIII serve II nomina-
ted as 8 candidate for the Upper or Lower
House Of the Genera Assembly. He has
brains and talking tackle. We Writsthisf m
order that the orthogrAphy Of his name
may not be wholly corrupted.
The OoasrrSer des Mats Ua6s IL now
one OF the most valued and interesting OF
our exchanges. The dispatches Of M.
Gaillardet, from the seat of war, are the
most lucid, clear and trustworthy Of any
that are received by the American press.
H. o. williams & Co., the weli-known
cotton factors, yesterday received a baleof
new cotton, the hrst rom the Arkansas
river. 1t would hardly class as midoliDgs,
but is OF fine body and staple, and was
raised on the plantation OF General L. g.
Garrett, ct CARROTS Landing.
The attention of real estate dealers isl
directed TO the important peremptory
sale of real estate coming on to-day. on /
the premises, at the corner of H6rnando
and Elliott streets, at twelve O'Clock. |
See advertisement Of Messrs. Royster.
TrezeYant d Co.. the auctioneers.
Townsend A. Thomas, Special Deputy
Grand Master, returned 20 the city on the
1 pm. train yesterday, and Immediately
left, accompanied by Mr.. John Ainslie, 10
meet his engagement with Park Avenue
Lodge, four miles distant, where he In
forms us he met the members, their wives
and children, in the church. Hs pre-
the plan and design Of the Ma