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,JOHN McCLUN,

General Insurance, Agent, represents the fol-
lowing reliable companies = - 49,
AMERICAN, Chicago. ILL.,; GREAT WESTERN,
Chicago Ill; YONKERS AND NEW YORK, New
York; GYeoMING. Muncy, Pas; NORTHWEST
ERN MUTUAL 1IFE. Milwaukeet WIS., COM
MoNwEALTH LIFE ms. Co.. New York.
Once with f. w. Coffin, in Phenix Block,
over Second National Bank, Rayenna, Ohio
Feb. 9, 1S1. a2Stf.AAS - z-...; !. -.
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RIERCE s 6 BUM,

ATTORNEYS at Law, will attend to legal busir
ness in Portage Comfy German spoken
once corner Of Market and High streets.
Akron, Ohio, April 90 1871, 1ss-ly. aa4et sfsas
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An II .II1RIss,1HMAN ON woMAN sUFFRAGE.

Hurrahi for the time is comm
Whin the ladies shall vote like the min;
ochi won't the poll be ploomin'
With 6thers and cFinoline thlng
Election day, thin, am thinkin'
Will be the grand day of the year,
whin the lassfes and lads win be drinkin'
Togither the candidates beer. @
What's the use to wrangle with Biddy
About who the liyin' shall maker
Am sure, if twill plaze her, Pm riddy
To give up the hod for rsake,
An by stayin' all day in the shanty
To tind to domestic affairs
A bilin' the bafe and petatles.
n,An' mendin the rips and the tares-
Thin whin the election approaches,
An, the lassies are marchin' the strate,
With big bands of music and torches,
- AM Biddy is standin' the trate.
Tll be on the sidewalk hurrahin'
For me own darlin, Biddy Merlin,
With chick in my arms, an DRAWN
A cab wild another one In
An, whin she is maxim her spachis s-s
Before the great min of the land,
An3sit by her side on the shtandi
AM the people are cheerin' like mad,
Thin OFF to the polls we'll be walkin',
AM vote for me Biddy, bedad. e
An whin all the votin' is over, ~,
An Biddy elected. sure thin -5-sss.7
IN live like a pig IN the clover
~ Wild Hon. Mrs McFlin, zfn
The shanty IN quickly be LAWN,
An liYiu' wild illegal tastHs Oh -
3 Wild horse an q shay for my driyIn,s
sAnsia nayger b wait on the baste.
fzl ----------sse------- FssT5sf
UNDER THE BED-CLOTHES.
I would give so much now if rd only
Obeyed dear mamma, and not read q -
That horrible ghost story, Gracious, 81
How strange it runs IN my head
Eve crept down under the bed-clothes;
I'm try ing as hard as can 10 sfsE55.ltts q
E To care not bit for the darkness,
But just go to sleep like man.
The story was nonsense, Pm certain;
$ Such things never happen-oh no. S1s.
How queer that should believe it, effa
And yet should be shivering sol
I've counted a hundred and ffty.0 feH
But that doesn't alter my fright,
I'D rather have lots of sound whippIngs,
Than pass through another such nightli
OF course 1 deserve TO feel frightened; zs
Mamma was so careful to say Eis&f4453
'Remember, don't touch this book, Johnny,
The morning she put it away.
And then like a bad. silly fellow. -, II ..
read it all through on the sly,
Forgetting what God did to Adam
When he disobeyed. by -the-bye. III
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) GE0RGE sADLER, Mod.
4 isa ETNA HOUSE,

Physician and Surgeon, Ravenna, ono
Residence ON Walnut, second door south o1
Main Street, 2 sll . - p 1890 Y do-tI..
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> 1cE cream produces acute dyspepsiN
in eonsumptive patients,
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A rLANrIo MILLS.

IN
Having discontinued our Store, we shall here
after deliver our Flour and Feed from the Mill.
We have made arrangements with Brainard 4
Son to receive orders. All orders left at their
Drug Store will be promptly filed. Our price
list may be found there.
march Il isao. ss.R - ShAlfpphpJ a npf9Jf W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-22
THAT CONTRACT.
WIS has The Contract Between the City on
the 0ss Part, and Lacey aBd
NoG0mhs 90 the OtheF2

Editors appeal: In your editorial Ofthis
morning you say that 8 certain contract
between Messrs. Lacey and McCOmbs, of
the first part, and the city of Memphis, of
the second part, has been lost. In
this 1 understand it was agreed
that Lacey and McCombs should
build the Mississippi River Railroad
in two years, otherwise said contract
was to be null and void, and the 5000
shsres of stock in the Mississippi and
Tennessee railroad, which Memphis
owned and agreed to sell to these gentle
men for ten cents on the dollar, was to re-
vert back to the city. Am I right If
so, 1 think it important at this iuncture
that q special effort be made, il il takes
the whole detective police force Of the
city, to find the Whereabouts Of this con-
tract. We must have it. It must
be forth coming, I do not think
it possible it can be lost. The
people about the City Hall are too
careful with public documents tO lose
one of such,vslue and Importance. Every
Office should be thoroughly search
ed until this contract is found. A special
grand jury should be summoned 70 ex-
anime every person likely to know any
thing about it, or who was connected with
the city government at the time It was
made. By all means, let Us have that
contract. A. b, c.,
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

Lively EDITION or TIE Souri,
Table Of Contents for Sunddv.-GeOrgs
Francis Train Reviewed by the francs
Medium, Mrs. Mary j, WilcOx-HNext
President" handled without gloves by 4
Loyal Sister Journey from this World ID
the World BeyOnd-COntinued; Rich.
Rare and Racy Sermon by Rev. David
Walk; George Washington, Ulysses
Grant and our Hebrew Fellow Citizens
A Remarkable COntrast-toQetber with q
variety Of entertaining reading matter.
Copies Of THE SoUrH for sale every
Sunday morning at s1 the news stands In
the city.
ZELL's POPULAR ENCYCLOPEDIA AND
UNIVERSAL DICTIONARY.-The a0eut for
this work, Mr.. Charles f. Hams. is in the
city and has his Cmce in the Commercial
Hotel. That he viii be successful in sez
curing a large subscription Lat in Mem
phls we are not permitted to doubt, be-
cause the work Is one which combining
al ordinary English spelling, pron0un-
cling, and defining dictionary, with an IL
encyclopedia Of the arts, scien-
ces, biography, history, and geography, Is
such s work as should have q place IN
every eOunting-roOm IL the city, IS well
as in g very lawyers, doctors or minister's
library. The editors ana eompllers OF
tbis work resolved from the hrst fhst It
should be exhaustive upon all subjects.
and they, therefore, with e~Ommendable
energy, have broaght it down to the pres
snt daT showing the advance OF seienee.
literature, manufactures and meehsn-
les up to 1901 We know this work to ~
invaluable, and 30 believing. nave addeS
) copy Oft 70 our library Of books Of rel
,Fsnca. We advise ell others to do Hke-
wise.
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THAT 0 c
Who Owns the Hsmphls Stock Ia the MIS-
sIssIpBI and Tennessee RalIrsad7
-M0CsRbs HOIds It-Wh0
Owns n2

Editors AppeG-About Ave weeks sgo
Mr.. A. 7. Lacey told the committee APP
pointed by the County Court Of Shelby
county to examine the books, accounts,
etc, of the Mississippi River Railroad
Company, that the stock originally owned
by the city of Memphis in the Mississippi
and Tennessee railroad, which had been
sold to the Mississippi River railroad, was
at that time his Uaeey's) individual prop
erty. Mr.. Lacey stated distinctly the
stock In question was his individual prop
erty, bat that he intended to use 1t for the
benefit of the Mississippi River railroad,
should future negotiations require it." If
Mr.. Lacey has not disposed OF said stock
since that time, which Is not over five
weeks ago, and continues to hold it, in
expectation OF its soon being at par, in
stead of yielding TO the inducements Of
fsred by McCOmbs, of about $50, 900 more
than the city sold the stock for, it is all
right, and the board appointed by the
Chamber of Commerce need not go to any
further trouble. There Is no use looking
for shat missing paper that should be in
the City Registers Office" which has been
lost, mislsid or removed. The city and
Mr.. Lacey cannot each own the stock, and
if Mr.. Lacey owns it, that paper is useless
to the city. WITNESS.
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LAW REPORTS.
ssoosd CIroult csurt-HsIssy. Iusus

SsO0Bd Clr0Ult GsHrt-HalssY, Iudgs.
The calendar of cases to be called to-
day is as follows: 25O6, City of Memphis
VS. Marie; 25l0, same VS. Church; 25ll,
same We Rsinshager; 25l7, same VS. Acker-
man; 252S, same VS. CuneO; 2533, same VS.
Hartley & GUrley; 1884, same VS. Lusher;
2536, same vs. PisdagiO; 1857, same VS. Mon
tidOnicO; 253S, same VS. Ssrdino; 254S, same
vs. Murphy; 2545, Williams vs. Mayer
1851, SOmerville. rec'r, VS. Wolf; 2567,
Bruce VS. WEIGH; 1853, Martin VS. Meahan ;
PSI, Block VS. Bloom; 2572, Csughlin VS.
White; 2574, Cunso VS. Bren; 2576, O'Hern
VS. Quick: 2577, Andrews VS. Kaughman &
Co; 2578, same vs. same; 2579, Eugent VS.
Goodall, ag't; 25S0, YotO VS. Shipp; 25S2,
Clarity VS. Hart; 25SS, Pool vs. Moran /;
25S4, Linsmore & Co vs. O'COnner; 2jS6,
Lydsn vs. PlummeT; 25S6, Green vs. SeRrB;
25SS, McLellsnd vs. steamer NatOms and
owners; 2559, Mayors VS. Brennsn; 259l,
Bradshaw vs. City of Memphis; 1892, same
VS. same; 1886, Moody VS. City Of Mem
phis; 2596, Kelly VS. Kelly; 2599, Jackson
vs. GOldsbyi $500, Cubbins, Gum
wagner VS. Wsrwicks; 26O2, Howard
vs. Kelly; 1904, Myer VS. Widrig; 26O5,
Baldridge VS. Sears; 26O6, MilrOy VS. Stonei
1907, Goodyear VS. White; 280S, Shelby
County A, NJ and HOrtl Society vs. Tome
2509, Carver vs. Meals; 2sI0, Eddins &
Co, use etc, vs. ShuttlswOrtb; 26l1, McDavitt
vs. Montgomery; 25l2, Meade VS. Barbour;
25l3. Hslstead, Admir-, vs. Baker; 28I4,
Berry, re0'r, VS. WaggOner, et al; 26l5,
McDavitt, rec'r, VS. Montgomery.
In the Special Court, Francis d. Stock
ton, Judge, motions for new trials will be
heard to-day.
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ELEVATORS AND RAILROADS.
The CIty's Ihlerssts-What can DO Done
at Called Meetings.

Editors AppeGE-A great many citizens
say that their benefit Is considered
by the members of the city government,
and instance the way in which the city's
stock in the Mississippi and Tennessee rail
rOsd is manipulated against the city. If
such gentlemen paid 3 little more atten-
ton to "passing events" they could pre-
vent any such diversion of the city's prop
erty; and no better way would be than to
prevent the General Council from having
It's fete days, commonly named "called
meetings" tits at such meetings that all
the trickery is done; and it Was by such
meetings that McCOmbs & Co. got posses
sion of the city's stock in the Mississippi
and Tennessee railroad. The same thing
is being done now, and II not greatly
mistaken. by some who we're concerned
10 that transaction, to rush through the
Memphis and St. Louis Packet COmps-
ny's proposition, or rather diCtstiOn, for
an elevator, as that company has lac a
meeting called by its friends to put things
in shape for its benefit, because they have
not time to wait the regular course OF
events. But this time the company Is
likely to be thwarted, as the Board ia not
in humor to give q rod to whip itself.
The giving of public property for private
purposes is not in the power of the COun-
Gil. ANTI-MONOPOLY.
win our correspondent be kind
enough, through the columns Of the AP-
PEAL, to tell the public what he knows
about the matter Of the sale Of the Ten.
nessee rsilrosd stock? Every little helps.
Let US have what you know, Mr., Anti
MOnopOly.-EDs. APPEAL
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THE WEATHER.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
wRArHER BY rELEeRAPH.

WAsHNGroN, April 2L-Synopsis OF
the weather report for the past twenty
four hours: The barometer has continued
70 fall on the Pacific coast, with increasing
cloudiness; IL has fallen at the Rocky
Mountain stations, with q rapid Increase
Of temperature; il has risen from Mime
sofa TO Texas, with fresh north and north
west winds. Clouds and light rains have
very generally prevailed on the Lakes,
although it partially cleared away Friday
morning on Outauo and Erie. Clear
weather Thursday night IN the Middle
and Gulf States, which is to-day followed
bv increased clOudineEs and partial cloud
mess. with fresh northwest and south
west wiuds. Probabilities: Il is probable
that on Saturday 81 increase OF pressure,
with the clearing up Of the weather, viii
be experienced on the Lakes ana IN tne
Eastsrn states, and partially cloudy and
clear weather In the South Atlantic ana
cult States.
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-Lsddin's College.
Attend R-oberson's College.
Tom Cubbins, bhcklayer, 24 Main.
w q. Mitcheu's school, 500 Third st.
Awnings made 70 order by j.. p. Lale-
mEnd, $50 Second street.
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents Per
copy, can be had of all neWsmen in the
city.
AT Miller & Cameron's, opposite
Obsmber Of Commerce, Il Monroe street.
o nice luncheon j. spr- ad daily.
WIN Msusford, at his book and peri
0dical store has all the late magazines
end Illustrated and weekly papers.
The finest lunch in the city Is set
every day ~ No. IS Union street, from
III O'Clock a m. 20 2 p IA. Don't forget.
Cansle q FRzzi, No. is Union street.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
can be had Of all the newsmen in the
Gity-Oe Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and Emm0ns q Son, on
Jefferson street.
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First ChsnosFY eourt-sorosa, chauooIlal

Yesterday was motion day IN this Court.
All motions entered were disposed of. The
following DEGREES were ordered TO be en-
roiledl Clost vs. VIM, hnalt Walker VS.
Williamson, hnali White vs. Only, sale;
Walt VS. Chase, final; Walker VS. TriRg,
appeal; Amer. Elk. Bank VS. Andrew,
sale; Noon VS. Green, referredi Rocco VS.
Griffin, referred; Mitchell VS. Low, appeal;
keck VS. Jackson, pro cOnfesso; Black,
Bro. & Co. vs. Jarvis, pro conf8sso
Jones v AppersOn, motion overruled.
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RnnMs AND BOARD.

Is an l. renilemeu. can procure a large
eud hluds0mely urnlshed room In a private
family. vii u-e Of e. superior piano heier
ORC apZl
BOARD FINISHED Rooms. WITH Board,
IL --erf-shfa aDmma location and con-
wanfans 20 busineE|sz Main s rect between
Linden and PonUot0c. Day bOarders wanted
apl3
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OPENING OF THE "OLD RECESS y
A oY.-This favorite T~eSoTts, under the
proprietorship Of Capt. Ed. Capaevielle,
long and favorably known in Memphis,
as a oatCrsr to the bibstory public, VIII be
opened with grand flourish on the lst Of
May proximo. The association OF OapL
C~epdevielie's name with "a Ptaes pour oe
rafreshire is 2 sufhcient guarantee that
this opening and the future Of the Old
Recess " will be brilliant.
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FOR CINCINNATI.
FOR RIVER.
For Arkansas RiVsF-MsmphIs and AFkan.
sas River Packet Gu, S. Mall.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

THE Wednesday boat viii be Withdrawn
IL from his date until further notice, and
only the following boats VIII be run during
the dull season, tO-Wit;
The new and elegant Passenger Packet
Many BOYD, Haines, master, VIII leave
Memphis Every Monday, at s o'clock o m.
A CLEBERNE, Reese P~rltchard, master;
Every Friday, at 5 pm, connecting st Little
Rock, Ark, with our gnt ursught boats.
DAhDANELLE ard tObE GlbSON Tor Fort
Smith and ell Intermediates pOints
All the boats Of this line having been built
expressly for the trade, possess superior ac-
c~ommOdatiOns for passengers and ungur-
passed facilities for Transporting uetghi TO
all points on the Arkansas river without
detention, at any stage Of water.
Freights consigned 10 this company 81
Memphis or Mouth OF White river, viii be
forwarded promptly to destination without
charge for transfer.
JOHN D. ADAMS, President
". g. PATTESON, Agent, No. p Madison st.,
apl0 Merchantsl ms 20. B1iiding
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TRAT MAP.

Editors AppeGL-Thst map OF Mem
phis which appeared in Thursdays
LEDGER takes my eye. Aside from the
artistic manner in which 1t is executed,
my eyes rested particularly on tire right
hand corner where the ~engrsver's name
appeared, viz: B. & S., Cincinnati, iOhiO.
IE seems to me that g city fed by nine rail-
roads, with a stppendous bridge across
the Mississippi river, ought to have some
engrsver capable of executing its maps.
If it has not, then let Mr.. Ledger see that
the fact is not published to the world.
Now, Mr.. APPEAL, when you and your
friends have your cards, ETC., struck of
with that map on them, see that B. d s.,
Cincinnati, Ohio. is scratched OF. I have
a telegram from Train, who say "B. & g..
Cincinnati, Ohio" is not his idea.
April q, 1871. MECHANIC.
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WAHTs.

NOOK-FErmers, bosrding-house keepers
- and olhers requiring g competent female
Cook. and her daughter. q young girl, VINO
can DO general homework, can be supplied
al once by applying to WILLIAM DARDIs
Tabcr Broker and only Luteu gence ONCE, Q.
Jefferson street. All kinds Of labor and
mechanics Of anY description supplied on
ne shortest notice, and the most liberal
terms A competent housekeeper on hand,
VIA can give good reference aLo louL e.
perieucsd Rardsuers ao--
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gentiemen, one g
~ radius e OF Harvard, auQ the otner OF the
T1fvsrgffv OF Paris, who have had e1pe-
rfert.s As teachers, desire eltua ions IN Lne
sOurh IN addition 70 the ordinary knglsh
~ n-hes theT are competeut q teach ire
hirner Mathematics, The Classl 8 and french.
m whfch subjects they invite an xam1n
Frn- Refsrence. gwen. address
HENRY BURDICK,
--Q7 Mount Slerliug, KY.
UnRROTTPEs-The people to call n see
the besutiful FER types (fOur for 81
made at she " Clark Gallery" corner Main
aud dalison' Entrance through the jeWelry
- e apis
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cORRECTlON

Editors Appeal-In my article this
morning. You make me state General
Forests salary at forty thousand dollars.
The rejecting viii see at once this is a
tvpoQrapbical error. It is four thousand.
Please make the correction, and oblige,
MINOR MERIWETHER,
April q, 1871.
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REWARDS.

CO I'D 5Ursyed from the sub
DlU scriDer, on Tue day. the loih lnstr
ore light rel Cow aud CALI any one r.
ru-uiur the same 70 me viii receive the
al A. C. LREADWELL
CPANTrL sLUT-strayed on Thursday.
y 20h fret nom }H Nam stree'l a uNeL-
colo eT WATEE 6PANIFL SLUT, very curly
answers % the name OF Maid any one DA.-
ing The ssme in their possession VIII De SUIT
RbIv rev arded by informing me
l- jos H ATCHISON.
20 REWARD If any one can give any
. III Information - TO the whereabouts
o. nv little dough er. lsoIa lcOlore1i yellow
oomE.ected. with curly AIR they Wl Sc
curs-the anove r ward by bringing ner 70 me-
~ Treadwel Bros Union sire Z
enp JDHE WILLIFOHD-
q 40 EWARD-STR AYED orsDOLEN.-
% ~ A indie Cow. wi b letters 4 on one
hfp ard T. On the other Any one refufning
same 70 NJ. F BALL. a. COrueruf Fourth ana
Je erson streets, viii receive the above re-
Zsrd apis
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DRY s0ons.
GOODS
For Glory.

n HOPE LOEEDALE BID DCuEs-
tic, son finish, beautiful goods. a
Genuine Green Ticket a. Lousdz-s Bra
Domestic. soft and hard 1uisb. b. 1s
Our me sOc Kid Gloves reduced % 7g
Our new Prints, which we are selling sJ ice
are equal to any so-eaEsd Ps-eales
sold In this city at l21zs or 15o. Every
yard warranted fast culors.
A new line Of beautiful High-cEt Ladies'
Cloth Shoes, Congress and Bars. at-z5l
Every pair warranted te give perfect
satisfaction, or another pair given I'm
it place.
&" 1000 Pair BUsKINs.1
Real French "A Pereslss, beauties, at g
Striped SIX Grenadines, hns, So
And everything sls5 ia our house
sod at the above corresponding low
prices.
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NOTICE.

TAUTION-Au persons are hereby fore
u war ed against buyIng or trading for q
note pEecured by L A jenkins 20 w Ber-
i'm. or otoer. on Al March, is7l, payable II
gu DAYS. for $50, s. the consideration for same
hss fail ed. and payment VIII be resisted.
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MOSQUITOES.

Armstrong; Patent Mosquito Frame
cheapest. simplest, and most durable
cal end examine il before purchasing
others.
ARMSTRONG, NALL & CO.,
g6s Main street.
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A FRIENDLY CALL-WHAT WAS SAID.
1t is human nature to toll our friends Of
our ailments. We all do it, expecting
sympathy. Sympathy is a great comfort
10 iuvalids. When we have recovered.
too, VI are fond OF talking of the medi-
aines that relieved US. This is q good
trait in . humanity. II shows that we
are greatful for the benefits received.
The other day Mrs. l.. Sutcllff, the we'll
Known teacher of crsyon painting, whose
Gtehsr Is in Court street, Brooklyn, was
visited by 3 lady pupil, who had been alb
sent from her class nearly g month.
sWhat has been the mattsrH" said Mrs.
s.. "Have you been sick71 "Very;U Was
the reply. 1What complaint ?" "Dys-
pepsia. I thought 1 should have died. y
hAnd what did the Doctor do for ven.
nv dear" said Mrs. S. Moth
ipg.n replied the young lady.
"a gentleman friend" she continued,
Eith a tell-taie blush, induced me %
inv Plantation Bitters, aud you see the
result: I an perfectly WeH" This CONVEX
verson occurred in Rfrs. SutelifFs studio;
and it is here given as she relates It, word
for word.
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Supreme Court,

IT--TWI V y - III
JACKSON, TENNESSEE, April 81, 1871.
The Supreme Court Is sitting in sec
tions, calling the docket of the thirteenth
circuit, preparatory to q call of the chan
Gerry docket of Haywood county. There
are eleven more equity cases to lay on
the Haywood county docket. In the
twelfth circuit there remain six cases
from the Carroll equity docket.
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FoR sALE.-One hundred bushels choice
white seed corn, by
DICKINSON, WILLIAMS & Co,
40 Front street.
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THE IRREPREssIBLE.
George Francis Train for Memphis and the
S0uth-Hs 6Fssts Us.
FIFTH AVENUE HOTEL,
NuW XppE Anrf1 IL 1871


Editors AppeaI-Mr. Train telsgraphed
me to make acknowledgements for unex-
pectsd press Inequalities and unusual
cCgEtesies from merchants, bankers,
Chamber Of Commerce, the Memphis So
r0sis, Emmett Guards and crowded houses
OF sympathetic friends. Evidently you
have captured Mr.. Train, and already,
with his terrible energy and honesty, he
is bOmbarding the hypOcriUical politicians
of the North with his Ku-Klux Greeley
epigram, written at the Peabody break.
fast table. He has been obliged to de-
cline yer two hundred Invitations to
speak before returning to France, but
hopes, il be survives the barbados, to
talk with the South on his return. Mr..
Train says the Irish Northern vote and
the Southern vote will kill the Ku-klux
coalition Of Tsmmany and Union League
70 force military despOtism on the South.
ViUs Ia Memphis! Yours very truly and
respectfully, GEO. P. BEMIS,
Private Secretary to Mr., Train.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-22

Mr. A KAUFMAN particularly invites
nls friends and the public generally, TO
attend his grand opening tonight. 1T $50
Second street. A grand lunch win be
spfesq accompanied by a band Of music.
M. Kaufman has refurnished the entire
house, ane expects a liberal patronage will
be extended 70 him. The paper deeora-
tons Tor the ceilings, was done bv M
VIM. Levy, whose work 10 that line hes
no superior. However, don't forget 80
Second street tonight.