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Thgrsday, Nay ID. a. D. 81

a. my ONCE, No. z Madison street. Memphis.
Tenn, between the hours OF 20 am. and Z
pm, commencing at u O'Clock NJ. OF said
day
A certain tract OF land lying IN Faystts
county, Tennessee, beginning at the north
west corner Of a (22G two hundred and tWen-
" 9ore tract, purchased bY-Jonnson from
said carpenter, at a stake ia n. b line Of
George Bowers 1000 acre entry thence west
with said line, 40 poles 70 q piece Of rock in
the Middle Of said river, where the Bowers.
crosses &c, about l9l nine poles east Of
southwest corner; thence up the mtu1le OF
the creek or river Lo0sa Hatchie 70 ms uOrth-
west corner OF a thirty acre trael sold b. -
johnson and Carpenter % henderson az
a stake with ash. iron wood and catalina
pointers. hence north with JOhnson's line
Il 81 one hundred sad fifteen poles to the be-
coutaiulns- by estimation. dHt-
three 500 acres, more OF less, and being parr
50 acres Of land purchased BY safd Gar-
oenter ofa III. C0e and lying north of ooee
Hatchie, near the teWn Of S0m9rvffle-
Taxes on above ar5 believed TO ba an. er
lse8, 1850, 1855 and 1859. amouutinu ~ $500
20 81 whteh VIII hsve TO be paid 81 the 11~-
shaser. Also, aPoItabls Corn Horae Nh -
3radford's make Whtcn could be reedfiT m
VIII a5ln. Ten per cent. Of the s~~7oenft -
pc paid on cl9Q1ng on the prouartv- Haisnee
~ delivery Of Pill Qlssle or deed.
~ " CIEQDE Buiqnaa
spa w. M&1isQu street Z
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- eIrouIl conrt-HaIaksn. Inann

The Court win deliver opinions thig
morning in the Beebe case and the Cow.
ard county warrant cases, and then adj
Journ over until the first Thursday In
May, when J. E. r. Ray, Judge, etc, win
BY request take the bench for the pur-
pose Of disposing of the following cases
in which Judge HeiskelI is Ineo npeteut
on account Of his interest as attorney. to-
wit:
205, McHenry VS. Dixon, executors; 224
Grithn vs. Fowlkes; 433, Bartlett vs. Pitt
nam, ct all 737, Mcconnell vs. Pittmsn ct
81; Az Kohsd & Co. vs. Lydeni 1885.
Douglass vs. Irwin; $50, Lacy q McGlee vs.
Brown; ~ Martin vs. Bill 907, Rains vs.
Heiskill; Gil, Trice VS. Wuner; ego. gsrs-
btldl rs Palmer; 934, Walterstein & Kahn
ys Gans; S5S, Harrison vs. SAmmOns; ga.
McHenry vs. Crook; u72, Wormlov vs.
Grant 1887, Boiling vs. Baelfel.
The jurors discharged to report again
viii return on the ars6 Thursday inufesd
Of tbs 6rst Monday 10 May,
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HERZOG & BRO.
SELL
THE GREAT, GREAT BARGAINS
DRY GOODS.

TIE THREE DYsPEPTICs.-Here is an
extract from q letter received by Msssrs.
Drake & Co., NOv.2, 1858: Three friends
met one day in the latter part Of last Sep
TENDER in the rotunda Of the Aston House.
Your correspondent was one of the
three. We we're all suffering from the
national disease'-indigestiOn; and all
agreed on q point, viz that nothing
agreed with rs. We discussed medicines.
One had tried blue pills. another extract
of d~sndelion, another almost every varie-
ty Of purgatives. In fact, we had made
spOthecaTies' shops of our insides; but
nothing had done US any good. I said I
wondered If your PLANTATION BITTERs
would help US any. After some talk we
concluded to try 1t, and meet again at the
same place that day month, to compare
notes. We did 80. II was q jOvisl meet
ing, 1 csn tell you. We scarcely knew
one another. Each hsd gained flesh;
each reported q good appetite, sound
sleep, an easy stomach q 8 regular
habit of body. The change was marvel
Gus. It was agreed TO report the facts to
and I was appointed to make tbis
communication. You can publish it if
YOU choose, and refer 81 sksptics for par
to Yours truly,
ALBERT W. SHAW,
$40 Downing street, New York
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SALE
AND CORN MILL IN FAY
ETTE COUNTY, TENN.

the District Of West Tenuessee-T1 3 49,
Ter OF Fendau Carpenter, Bankrupt. hi
Ly virtue OF an order issued BY the District
- SOQfL OF the United States for the Dfgfrf0t
WesL ennessee, on the 27th dav OF March
80 Asi1, IN the matter Of FendaU Carmen
~ BANKRUPT. / wiz proceed to sell. for eas6
~ We llsnsat ana best bidders, the fellow
on n4 Ir
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1BsoAal 70 slb APPEAL
JACKSON Tenn, April M.-The gu-
prsme Court did not sit on comic sections
to-oay, on aecoUntof the absence Of Judge
Bnsed and the lawyers Of d Tv-eIftb o.
cult. Court continued on thu thirteanth
finished Bond Us, Grsenwsld (ravenoDe
you see,) and commenced Eangster -
Ssngster. There are eleven cases on the
Chancery docket Of Haywood not vel
tried. The sections viii be resumed To-
morrow, and the squaring Of the hypoche-
nuse the next day,
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sPlRITlsM.
The Proposed Discussion Between DR.
Watson and Or. Gravss-Lsttsr from
the Former.
MEMPHIS, April "A, 1871.

Rev. J. R. Graves:
Dear Sri have read your letter ad-
dressed to me from JOnesbOro. Tennessee
IN the APPEAL Of yesterday. I am glad
you have stated 80 distinctly the subject
matter for our discussion when you say.
"the precise subject We proposed to dis
cuss, /, g., the teachings Ofths Bible only. -
Agaln5 when you say "I understand we
are to conhne ourselves to the Bible view
or the subject and not 20 the manifesto
tons Of modern spiritu8lism."
This is exactly my understanding also.
ana TO hat We viii strictly cOnfue our
selves TO what the Bible teaches. I am
81 ad to find, as 1 stated in nv FIRST let
ter to you, that you did not have a COPY
OF the agreement before you when YOU
wrote your article for the APPEAL. Your
inserting Inadvertently these little
words may return" led some to believe
that you intended $50 bring in modern
s~pirltuahsm." You win perhaps rsmsm-
Der that told you on the Walt that I
would not touch modern sp~iritualism
with a forty foot pole in a discussion
out simply what does the Bible teach.
L did not design to convey the idea that
any confidence was betrsysd"-nODe
was given, consequently none was be-
Grayed. You sta~CedsuOthiug but what was
literally true; only the little addition to
which L referred. It is due you further
to say hat in the Baptist the same week
you gave the proposition correctly before
you could have seen my letter. The fact
that L " eve mentioned this subisct
to you need not seem strange I
do not remember that ever
have introduced the subject to any
one, however much freedom I might feel
when Intercepted IN regard to the subject
oy 4 who desired to know my opin-
ions as to the result OfOur Investigations
some sixteen years since in this city.
L WISH before I close, again to say TO you
and the public, that I represent nobody
but MYSELF neither the ministry nor the
with which I am identified have
the slightest share Of responsibility for
anything that has been or may be connect
ed with the discussion. Yours most re-
s~pectfUlly, SAM'L WATSON,
IN the arrival of the steamer Mary I.
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sURPRlSE DOLLAR STORE.
2O9 MAIN STREET.
FOR The RACES.

LADIES, call at the Southern Palace and
examine those beautiful Percales, which
are 10Y being sold at I2L cents.
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LOCAL NEWS


-Lsddinis College.
Attend RObsrtEonis College.
-DoIbssr's College, 20 Main street.
Tom Cubbins, bricklsyer, 2S4 Main.
w 2. Mtchel's school, sos Third St.
Awnings made 70 order by J. P. L8Le-
mand, $50 Second street,
Thu DAILY APPEAL, i've cents per
copy, can be had Of al neWsmen IN The
city.
AT miller q Csmeron's, opposite
Chamber Of COmmerce, II Monroe street,
q nice luncheon Is sPTsad daily.
VIII Mausiord, st his book and peri
odioal store, has all the late magazines
and Illustrated and weekly papers.
The 6nest lunch in the city is set
every day 81 No. Is Union street, from
IL o'clock g no. 60 2 p m. Don't forget,
Canals & Fszd, No. IS Union street.
RooMs oFTHE
MENDELsoHN Q~UAETETTE CLUB,
MEMPHIs, April "A, 49,
Applications for associate membership
viii be received 81 the OHCe Ofthe Presl-
dsnt OF Secretary Of the society ill We'd
ussdsy evening. April Is. Applicants
ror membership will be entitled 20 reserF-
I'd seats. I. HERZOG President.
"a Main street.
Wv. CURRlE, With. Jefferson &
Co Front street.
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DRY G000s
GOODS
ForCIory!
ii HOPE LoSzDALE BID U0uE

Al HOPE LOEsDALE BID UOMEs-
tie, son finish beautiful g1ods. a
Genuine Green Ticket "a L0usdsls BID
Domestic, son and hard Enlzh. at E1
Our me sOo Kid Gloves reduced to 700
Our new Prints, which we are ss-lus 90 Zoe
are equal 30 any s0-caIIet Fsrcalzs
sold in this city at lZsc0 or Use. Every
yard warranted fast coI0r5.
new line or beautiful Hlgl-Cul Ladies
Cloth shoes, Congress and Earz. a So
Every pair warranted to give perfect
satisfaction, OF another pair given IN
it place.
"ll00 Pair BUsELEE
Real French "A Perealss, b-elut.s= a-
Striped slk Grenadines, ans, So
And everything else ia our house.
sOId at the above corresponding low
prices.
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MOSQUITOES.

Armstrong; Pstent Mosquito Frame
cheapest, simplest, snd most durable
Call and examine Il before purchasing
others.
ARMSTRONG, NALL & Co.
65 Msln street.
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LOST.

COLD CUFF BUT1ON-At Uh- matinee on
NJ Saturday evening, engraved ]. ID TIE
finder VIII be rewarded uleF - this once.
y DRREL AARE-A sorrel Mare az at Is
y u-lds hiEh, four white feet. " lite nos q,
about SIX 3 ears old, heavy bulr and 10 nne
order. aud Ehod al round. A ubsral reward
viii Ice paid Tor returning her TO re IS &
DISH. 88l Eall streel, or 10 MOIEE- EAD 2
CO.. s Second street - 5
DAY MARE light Bay re- b ina in
IL right o. e about ~ hands high. six years
old. Is fair condition Aure p T we'd viii
be- paid for her return to EUBs-H q DU-H, 554
M-in street, OF 20 MOORE, ADAR a Co. IS
EecOnd street apI
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TEE hosiery tables at the Southern Pal
ace, $50 Msin street, b. one CT he most St
rr-ctivs features Of this msmmoth estat-
Lshmsnt.
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HIGHLY IMPORg Ant TO LAI IEsl

THE GRAND CLOSING OCT SAFE
OF TIE GREAT RED STORE
VIII be continued twenty days longer.
All goods marked lower Each article has
the
SELLING PRICE IN PLAIN FIGURES
UPON IT.
WM. FRANK,
70 Main street.
tbs proprietors Of the Southern Palace
viii announce their grand opening IN 8
few days.
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IKE cheap dress goods table Is the chief
attraction ct the Southern Palace Everv-
one wlshiug dress goods should cali before
purchasing,
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JOE LOCKE, news agent, 286L Main
street. has Just reoGiVed Harper Leslie.
Galaxy, Lippinoctt, and 6cribnsr'p
monthly magazines; ais, The Chimney
Corner, Wayerlsy and late New YORK
dEili8s
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SEA Moss FAETNE from pure Irish Moss,
for Blanc Mango, Puddings, Custards,
Creams, etc, etc. The cheapest, healtb5
lest, and most delicious food In the world.
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q. No-Tbat Jordan & Co, No. Madi-
son street, are selling the best dry hard
wood at 800 delivered.
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FOB WEI,
Fer Arkansas 5SsF-HsmBhis a8d ArkaH.
sas River Packet Eau s. Nail.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

fAE wednesday boat VII be Withdrawn
a. nom this date until furthsr notice. and
onIy the following boats VIII be Run during
the dull season, t0-W1t.
14e new and elegant PASSENGER Packet
Macy BOYD, Holmes, master, VIII leave
4ampn13 Every Monday at 5 O'Clock p I'd. :
EAt CLhBUkNEt Reese P~rttchards master
MVeFy friday a. b pms connecting &C Little
Rock, Ark, with our light drauEhJ boats.
DARDANELLE and EOhT GIBSON Tor Sort
Smith and ali intermediate polnts
All the boa1g Of this line haylng been ouLb
expressly for the trade, possess superior &C.
cOmmOdati0us for passengers and unguf-
passed facilities for Transporting reight 70
all points on Gae Arkanaae river W4lnou1
detention, az any stage OF water,
FreiEnts conslgnea % THIS al
Msmphis or Mouth OF White river, VIII be
forwarded promptly 70 destination without
charge for transfer
JOHN ID. ADAMS. President.
". @. PATTE4QN, Agent. No. 70 Madison 81.
apl3 Merchants ms Co. Building
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THE TURF.
The Prelude to the Great Sp8Ft Of the
Day-Hhs Leads In Il.

Men may sit at theiI ease,
And say what they please;
But no delights of the Turf,
However exciting the sport
Excite pleasures, Of which Durt
Makes their perfection his forte.
All lovers Of hOrsedesh, and those ad-
dictsd to turtle soup and TO the richest,
choicest delicaciss Of spriug-tims, will
convene at Durf g DelmaniCO this morn
ing, at IL o'clock. Carriages Will be in
waiting; many baskets of the finest
wines will be opened; bets will be made,
and the merits of horses discussed. In
fact, everybody will be at DARTS Del
monicO, at IL o'clock, to-day.
on the arrival of the steamer Mary
Houston, at 8 pm to-day, the bsrkeeper,
William Bryan, Will have q fine stock
Of oranges, bananas, ~eOeOanuts and pine
apples tor sale cheap.
Go to Crsig's and secure strawberry
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Take the green cars, Beale street line of
the City Railway. The track Is extended.
connecting with the steam railroad for
the Race Track.
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ThE MFMPH,s OlsTRIBuTION.

The attention Of visitors now In the city,
and Of our readers generally, Is directed
TO the advertisement Of the Memphis
Real Estate Distribution elsewhere in the
APPEAL II viii be seen that the man
agers refuse TO hold a single share In &c..
aud propose 70 destroy every unsold
share on the day OF the drawing. This
Obvistes q very serious objection which
the public has justly maintained against
every enterprise Of the kind heretofore.
in which the managers have usually re
tanned from 5000 to $4,000 tickets for
themselves, and with such great odds Of
chances have secured some Of the most
valuable property embraced. Messrs
PsssmOre & RUM intend to let nothing
Of the kind occur. Their list Of real estate
comprises some Of the best improved and
best paying ia the city. Full Information
of the distribution given ct their Office,
a Adams street, and by Mr.. Barlow,
az the Office Of the OvertOn Hotel.
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NEW arrivals Of Lsdies' Ties. of the
latest novelties, at the Southern Palace.
$50 Main street.
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SEE advertisement Of Dr.. Butts Dis
psnsary, headed "BOok for the Million
Marriage Guide, " in another column. II
should be read By all.
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METEORoLOGICAL RECORD.
WEATHER By TELEGRAPH.

WASHINGTON, April 24-Synoposis of
the past tweuty-foUr hours: The barom-
e5er is beginning.sloWly to recover on the
Pacific coast. Heavy snow has prevailed
since Sunday night in western Nebraska.
Cloudy and threatening weather, with a
falling barometer, hss been experienced
during the day from Minnesota to Louis
iGns. The area of the highest barometer
moved eastward, and now extends from
South CsrOlinR to New Jersey. Clear
weather has very generally prevailed in
Eastern and Middle States, with partial
cloudiness7 on the Lakes and Southern
States. Probabilities It is probable
that a falling barometer and cloudy
VA rain, viii, on Tuesday, be
generally experienced from Michigan TO
Alabams. and westward; and northeast
on Lake Superior, and fresh winds
and partially cloudy weather on the
lower Lakes and Atlantic.
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Second Chanesry Court-seoH, Chauosnor.

Decisions rendered yesterday Greenlaw
VS. Low; demurrer oVerruled. Vollensine
rs FolenJinei personally of estate not
exonerated. Caruthers vs. Preston: plea
held insufficient. Iddings vs Stewart:
trust sale set aside Cash vs. Thwost. de-
cree for complainant. Talley vs. Coward:
trust sale invalid. To-day is molten dsy.
Court meets at eight o'clock.
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HOSIERY at 8 sacradce ct the Southern
Palace. Ladies' should not fail to examine
and price hosiery ROW exposed for sale on
the cheap table.
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TIE lstest and finest assortment Of
Gents Hats IN the city a. Leldy q Co.'S
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GEN.. GORDON.
lis speech, lie Subject, the Time Of De.
livery and the Character and Worth
Of the Orator.

General John B Gordon, Of Georgia, is
Of the most accomplished speakers of
the South, as he was IA of the most IA
nous and honorsd Of Southern soldiers.
There are many facts affecting the cOndi-
ton Of the South, the extinction of its
identity, the humiliation Of It's self re-
spect, sought to be effected by every
schoOl-bOok published IN the North, the
changes to which the Specification Of COM
mon words are subjected in successive edi-
tiOns of Webstsr's and other dictionaries
-theBe and countless other devices to
which Radicalism resorts to pervert his
tory and philosophy and invest the fame
Of each Southern soldier with incurable
Odium, VIII be defined by the distinguished
Georgian. This address Is delivered at the
request of many distinguished gentlemen
who know General Gordon well, hsve
heard him speak, and are conscious Of the
great good to be accomplished by his COM
plisncs with their wishes. General Cor
don viii speak Thursday evening.
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The WEATHER.

TIE most desirable dress and business
Hats can be found at Lsidy & Co.'s
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EEw srrivth Of KID Gloves, Of al colors
p shades, At the Southern Palace, $50
Main street
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NEw arrival Of Psrssols a. reduced
prices at the southern Palace, sR Man.
street.
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GREAT reduction ia price Of Psrcsles,
at southern Palace, $50 Main street.
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LADIES, call st the Southern Palace be-
fore purchasing your Fans. The finest
assortment In the city.
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TIE ughtest and coolest IA in the city
81 Lsidy b Co.la
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ON the arrival Of the steamer Mary
Aouzson a. Q pm. to-day, the bake per.
Ar. mAham Bryan, wiz have s. ice stock
apples 1or sale chssn.
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Cash VIII be paid FOX secondhand goods,
furniture and merchandise Of every de-
scription, at 80 Union street.
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On the arrival Of the steamer Mary
Houston, at s pm. to-day, the barkeeper,
william Bryan, viii have a fine stock
OF oranges, bananas, eOcOanuts and pine
apples for sale cheap.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
90 MAIN STREET
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Nsw styles Of Hsts Just recsived at
Lsidy 4 Co.'S
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OPENING OF TIE "OLD RECESS 4"
SAL1OE.-Tbis fsv0rits res0rte, under the
prOprietOrship Of Capt. Ed. Cspdsvielle,
long and ~fsvOrably known in Memp his,
as 3 caterer to the bibsbOry public, viii be
opened with grand flourish on the LIST Of
Nay prOXimo, The association Of Capt.
C~spdeviells's name with Ia place pour de
T0}reshfTe IS 8 sufficient guarantee that
this opening and the future Of the "Old
Recess " win be brilliant.
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JUsr received, g hne lot Of strawberry
boxes. for sale in quantities 70 suit pur-
cbgsera. r. @. CRAIG s. CO..
81 and B7Q Main street,
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FoR sALE-One hundred hushela choices
white ss8d corn, By
DICKINSON, WILLIAMS q CO..
2l0 Froht street.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
zoe MAIN STREET.


N. DenRts0n-For the purpose Of Wait
ing eacn sabbath school not represented
In The meeting on Sunday last. and to
solicit their cooperation with as on TIE
occasion OF the celebration to be had on
the Goth Of May next, the following pamed
persons have been appointed, to- wit: a.
i DennisOn, j. o. Pierce, s. II. Duns-
comb. q. ". Goyer, Dr.. Gober, r. e.
Craig. ". W. LittlejOhn sud Thomss
Winchester, who are constituted q COM
mittee 20 act 10 the matter. The schools
represented on lass sabbath can be ascsr-
tanned by reference 30 the APPEAL Of YES
tarIay. Respectfully. ere
r. J. BLACK. 8ecretarv
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STRAWBERRY boxes iust received ct
Crsig's seed store.
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ENAMELED or P0rcelsin-Lined Pumps,
ia Browne q Brownies, 315 Second street.
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PHALON's NEW PERFUME,

Only place to buy or sell goods, 80 Union
street.
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Go to Crsig's and secure strawberry
boxes before they are all gone.
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PERcALEs reduced to l2H cents, az the
Southern Palace, sS2 Main street.
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LAW
Second cIrpuI, raurt-Halssy Iutu.

Second ClFOuit ~CaaFt-Halssy ludge.
The following cases viii be called for
trial to-day 2033, Herman VS. Walter ct
al; 24l2, Dusr VS. Smith ct al; 2497, Shsri-
dan, admir-, VS. Cunningham; 2643, City of
Memphis rs Murphy; 2554, Drucksr & Co
vs. Kaufman; z555, same vs. same; 26l6,
Berry, receiver, VS. Waggensr. ct al; 26l7,
same vs. same; 26lS, Baldridgo vs. Seas;
26I9, Bloom VS. Scsnlsn and wife; 1920.
Brown & Co VS. G~ronauer; 1922, Bradshaw
vs. Gray; 1924, Rieu vs. JOhneke:
25Z5, Sieb5rt vs. Block; 1926.
Pointer VS. Saunders 2627, Sharp vs.
VanBrOcklin; 262S, Smith vs. Couch and
wife, ct al; 2650, Miriam vs. S3anlan and
wife; 1882, Casey VS. Nader; 1888, Moran
rs Scanlsn and wife; 1884, Hill vs. Ro-
chelle * Perkins; 2535, Cornell vs. Mad
ding; 1886, Msuchsr vs. FOltz; 2637, Car
rtngJon vs. Cohen, agent, ct al; 263S, wy
ant VS. Seligmau; 2639, Guthrie vs. Hes
sig; 264O, BrittOu vs. Gaines and wife:
264l, Rutdn, Finnie & Co., use, etc., vs.
Rodgers; 2644, Dagg VS. Block; 2546, Alex
ander va NeWsOm; 2647, Dunn VS. Mealev:
2848, same vs. Msrkley; 2649, same vs. sui
hvsn; 255l, City Of Memphis VS. Jenny;
Z652, same vs. Lena; 1854, same vs.
Smith; 1855, same vs. Hopkins
1856, City Of Memphis vs. Thompson; 1857. |
same VS. Combs, jr; 2658, same vs. Morton; |
1853, same vs. Cornell; 1850, ssn1s VS. Da-
Wis; 1851, same vs. Murphy; 1851. same vs.
Thomas; 1868, same vs. Moody; 1854 same
vs. Meriwether 1850, same VS. Calnan; |
1861, same vs. Washington; 1865, same VS.
Schooles; 2870, same vs. Lyons.
STOCKTON SPECIAL JUDGE.
In the Special Court, held by Francis D. |
Stockton, Esq, Special Judge, the only
cases remaining that have not been dis
posed OF are the following, which win be
called peremtOrily, and counsel are re-
quested to be present, as the special Jury
summoned will be discharged after the
said following cases are called, and there
may be no other opportunity to try the
same during the present term: 4s9. Beau
mont, Hamilton & Co., vs. Levy q Co:
499, Burke vs. Heinrich; lob, Burley VS.
city Of Memphis; l0l9, Burke ct al vs.
Bauer; 1872, Hailmsn ct al VS. Hunt; 1929.
A~leKsndervs Woodbridge Co; 1881, Bestua
VS. Quinn; ZIP, Fox vs. Duffy; 1865, O'Keefe
vs. Brooks 2ls6, Levy vs. Little.