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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-11-01

THILMAN & GAIsMAN, 6S Union street,
have on hand fine lot of HORSES and
MULES, which they offer for sale on, thirty
or sixty days time. 3O-sl
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sTEAH-nTrrSG at sl5 Second st. a
stoNIt is King, Cotton queen.

B, +. GRAvELY's tobacco, to be found
at Sternberg's, 313 Main street. 81
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE

LRLIylIs.
Steamer Alice, st. Louis.
" Sallie v, White river.
" Legal Tender, White river.
g" r. p. Walt, Arkansas river.
DEPARTusys.
Steamer Ada Heilman, Cairo.
" Geo. w. Cheek, Friat Point
st. Francis, St. Francis river
BOATS Iy PORT.
Belle Lee, Legal Tender, r. p. Walt
Alice.
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The fancy" Of Memphis are in &c
stacies over the presence Of O'Baldwin,
the giant prize fighter. Several anna
teur buffers" were noticed yesterday
on Main street Apeing the movements
and general style of their hero. From
this, We presume, the knock-down and
drag-out system win be inaagurated in
our midst BY the admirers Of the ring
and its supporters
At a regular meeting Of the NatOma
Temple Of Honor and Temperance. held
at their hall October slst the following
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Merchants St. Leafs and Arkansas River
Packet Company

For Pine Bluh, Little Roak- Uoufsburg n
uanelel Ozark Van Buren, ard Forf
5m1Lni composed OF the following
Elrst-eiass5 L0W-Water Frefrbf
p Eas5eu1nr parEefrs
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4!
THE SPRING MEETING
OVER TIE
NLEhEPEL@ COURSE
WIN commence on
TUESDAY, APRIL Is, 1871,
continua Five DAYS win the toIowfnR
~

FIRST DAY-Tuesday, April &-P0st STAKE
for all sges, two miles ana repeat; subsSriP.
ton $50, PIP; the second to save his stake
To name at 5 pm. the day preceding The race
The Club to add $500. closed with i've sub
scribsrss
SAME OAY-sWeepstakes OF st5 each, DID.
with $50 added; dash q mile, for three year
Olds. Closed with eleven subscribers.
SECOND DAY Wednesday. April e
Handicap sweepstakes for all ages, dash OF a
mile and a quarter; subscription $50, half for
felt, OF only SO 10 declared. The Club to add
e3Uu, Eight subscribers.
SAME DA1-Purse S4CO, mile heats, free for
all.
THIRD DAY-Thursday. Aprn z-Purse
$500, dash OF a mile and a hall, IOr all ages.
EDAY-SWeepstakes or three year oids,
mile heats; subsc iption SIS, PIP; 70 which
the Club VIII add $3.50. Eight subscribers
FOURTH DAY-Friday. Apru . Free
handicap, dash Of two miles, for all ages,
Weights Of all the horses on the course n be
announce at 3 pm, sud acceptance to be
made by 3 p NJ. the day preceding the race.
SANE DAY-Purse $500, for all ages, mile
heats, best 3 In 5.
FIFTH DAY-saturday, April E-Purse
$3.50 dash Of a mile, Tree Tor ali.
SAME DAY-SWeepstakes for SIS each, DID (:
for three year old colts and FLIES that had
not appeared in public prior 70 Jsnuafy LIST,
mile and repeat. The second 10 receive $50
Twelve subscribers.
Third INSTRUMENTATION handfcap for
beaten horses. Entrance SIC; entrance money
TO second horse, A horse beaten once allowed
7 pounds: twice, Is pounds; three times, p
pounds. For a purse OF 500
&c NO entrance Zee to Purses. A walk over
entities a horse to full amount Of purse.
~ Admission q. Public Stand, so cents: to
Grand stand, 81 LADIES FREE.
re Quarter-Stretch Badges. for the weak.
$40. For sale st the Hotels, Gaston's the
Ticket Om-e az Charleston Depot.
IS Railroad Fares cents, rOuna trip.
mh28 T.. STONE, Secretary,
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u. S. Circuit Court-Emmona, Iudus


There will be a peremptOry call of the
special civil docket to-day, including cases
heretofore published and not disposed OF
as well as the following: 948, accOmmOda-
JiOn VS. Eastsrly; 958, WOOdheuse VS. An
derson q Co; 1856, Ashbrouke, Ryan & Co
VS. Williams; $50, Bailey vs. st. Louis Mu-
tual Life Insurance Co; $50, Allen & Love
vs. Levi & Wright; 92S. CalweIl vs. South
ern Express Co; 879, MOsbey vs. Kirkland;
1919, JOurdan, administrator, VS. Shelby
county; $3.50, Sectional Dock Company vs.
TOmeny 60 al: sol, Strsus vs. Bowling.
The following is the calendar of Govern
menJ cases set for trial next week
MONDAY, April l7.-LalD DOcket.-S0O,
United States VS. Robson, ct al; 973,
United States vs. Harris ct al; 997. United
states vs. Ryder ct al; 1000. United States
VS. COODer ct al.
Criminal Dockea-635, United States VS.
Sandy Utleyi United States vs. John f.
Smith.
TUESDAY, April 1s.-Lav DoekeL-759,
United States : vs.. HOugh, ct al. 1910,
United s ates vs.. Gish, ct al.
CyJminGl Docket -359 United States vs..
George King; $50, United States vs.. NJ.
B. V. Valentine; SOC, United States vs.
Robert Thomas; 63S, United States VS.
George King.
WEDNESDAY, April 19.-CriminaL Dock
et-692, United States VS. W. NJ. Wither-
spoon; 704, United States Us James S.
Bailey.
THURSDAY, April 2O.-OrimisaI Docket
US, United States VS. Benz. Long.
A FULL and complete line of gents fur
nishing goods at &c. WARD &CO'S,
81 Main street.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
200 MAIN STREET.

WHAT ARE YOUR SYMProBs2-Mrs. Sc
lima Horton, residing at Fort Lee, was five
months < q confirmed hypochondriso.
One day she was bewailing her miserable
condition to q lady friend in Brooklyn:
s. What are your symptoms7n said the
lady. sob, / am sick all over" was the
reply; "never free from headache and
palnsin the back; very weak, and so low
spirited that the least thing makes me
cry." Just my W case 8 year ago,
when / commenced using PLANTATION
BTTrERs, Z" said Mrs. II. "Well2" inquired
her friend. well; they cured me Of
every distressing symptom In two weeks,
and you'd better PILLOW my example"
The lady did 50, and with the same happy
result,
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THEATER.-The unriv8led combination
at the New Memphis conclude their en-
gagement tonight. There will be a matt
nee az 2 O'Clock this evening. The COM
pany 20 hence to st. Louis. Mex week
the theater will be closed. The SapphOs
and the gymnasts hav peculiar merit,
which the people Of Memphis do not care
to appreciate. There is nc accounting for
taste. It is as strange in the matter of
amusement as in the matter of dress or
drink. A vast number Of people affect
beer and discard all other beverages. IN
fortunately for the Sappho combination
though very good, there does not seem to
be any appetite for their sort of show here
at present. They are worth seeing.
FAIR.-The horse is to go of tonight.
Voting is brisk, and the rival parties are
running their men with considerable
vigor. Last night was 8 very big time at
the Fair. The Hall was crowded.
" Chances f" we're freely taken on every
thing offered, and dancing, music, re-
fueshments, ~prOmenading and clatter filed
up the interstices of solid business.
AT present there seems to be no lack Of
amusements In the city. Principal among
them, on account OfIts regular and unfail-
ing utility, may be mentioned Court
Square which affords, IN the course Ofseven
or eight months of pleasant weather, more
amusement to more people than any other
institution IN the city. 1t is a sort of
temperance picnic. Il Is said that ar
rangements are on foot for giving away a
splendid prize on May Day, to the best
baby under two years that shall be ex-
hibited in,tha Square, between the hOurs
of three and 1--WE O'Clock pm. We shall
publish the particulars as they are ma
Jursd.
GAYLoRD's opened ct the Greenlaw
OpeIs House last night TO q fair audience.
This Is a white minstrel troupe, Of @
siderable merit snd a variety of talent.
They hold forth again this evening for the
Of the Tissble faculties.
A BALL will be given in the Cochran
Hall, on Monday evening next, for the
purpose Of winding up the fair in an APP
prOpriate manner. II will be under the
auspices OF the lady managers of the fair,
and will be what is called "a neat thing"
EXOURsIoN,-The ferrybOat Excelsior
goes up the river Sunday morning, on An
excursion trip, to be back in the after
noon. There will be music and refresh
on board.
MAY DAY.-A number of the schools of
our city are making arrangements for
browning their queens with elaborate and
magnificent ceremonies. It is generally
PROPOSED 10 have it lone by the light of
.he moon, as that luminsry will be at
'the full" about hat time.
SHIPMENTS received weekly Of fine
,lOthing, etc., at J. @. WARD co, g,
80
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The Difference Ia the Cost Of the Linden
Street and Alabama Street. Schools.

Editors AppeaI-Persons, too modest to
give their names, while lavish enough OF
their information, are seldom reliable au-
thOrities. / was particularly impressed
with this while reading the letter of an
anonymous correspondent in the APPEAL
of the l4th, who made use of my name in
some confused remarks on the actions of
the Board of Education.
The writer has based his complaints on
four statements which are incorrect.
First, he states: zone man at Linden
street, only a few months from Ireland,
receivessthe salary due only according
to their rulesl TO three year old teachers ]"
The tenor of this persons letter shows
that the word schools" must be- supplied
after Linden street. Now, 1 am the only
Irishmsn at Linden street schools, and I
am proud of being n l have, I regret
TO say, been out of Ireland Tor i've years.
was examined and received a
certificate as a teacher in the
Memphis city schools, three years ago,
in 1868, so that / am "a three year old
teacher" by the rules of the Board, and re-
eeive salary as such. So much for a man
"s few months from Irelsnd!" And L
would here suggest to the writer, that
we're his words true, ! might still be "a
three year old teacher" for Ireland has
schools, and in many of them we are
taught to value truth above a j things.
The second groundless assertion is, that
the principal of alabama street (schOols)
does the work that is lone by DR.. Hines
snd Mr.. Mitchell" No one has a higher
estimate of hat able Principal than 1
have; but no lady could govern the large
boys in M yTOOm, and DR.. HINES is always
engaged in the various rooms, with great
advantage.
The third mistake is that "Dr. Hines
resolves slS9 per month. He docs not,
and the writer should have ascertsined
this before commencing his statistics,
which sUrpass Trains.
The fourth is, that "Mr. Mitchell re-
ceives SI24 per MONTH" I do not. The
writer has evidently been dealing in i'm
aginatiOn, a good quality in a poet, but
very undesirable in referring TO the affairs
ofOther people.
regret to be compelled to write this
communication but while 1 may charitably
hope that the inaccuracies are the result
of haste or carelessness, L trust that wri-
tsr will see the impropriety of using
names in 8 careless manner. / will state
that my assertions, in this letter, are we'll
known facts and cannot be -contrOverted.
April IA. P. L. MITCHELL.
F. & II. crsps-faced coatiups in foil
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ICE CREAM.-Berton's saloons, st the
of Fourth snd Poplar streets, are
low open. Those who wish q good plate
If the pure article VIII 90 there. Fami-
les supplied a. short notice,
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TRAIN.
The lFFVpFeSsIbIs Car didats for the Prssl.
dsH0y Is Smashing Things-Hs
Gees fer Greeley.

Yesterday we received the following
dispatch from George Francis Train.
What it signifies, we are not exactly pre-
pared to say;
PITTsBURG, Pa, April Is.
Messrs. Tyler, DuPre, Heating and Gal
lsway, LigRe DW.A MIDI:
B~omb-shelliug the North with Greelsy's
epigrsm. The bowling is fearful. Three
cheers for Memphis magnificent future,
splendid gentlemen and beautiful women.
Rally the South around the Presidential
Cromwell.
THE NENTPREsDENT OF THE UNITED STATE
SUPERIOR fine black elOth-dress and
trock-suits, complete for full dress, at
j. @. WARD& &C .'S,
2l Main street.
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Chancsry Sale of Real Estate.

No. Is, R.-First Chancery Court Of Shelby
County,. W. Baird, administrator Of
Mary Baird, deceased, vs.. n =. Shelton and
Asa Shelton.
ID virtue Of an in-terlOcutory decree for
ID sale entered IN the above cause January
q, 1871. 1 viii sell, at public auction, 10 the
highest bidder, in froHt OF the Clerk and
Masters Office, Greenlaw block, Second
street, In the city OF Memphis, tennessee, on
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FIrst Circuit Court-HelskeU, Judug,

This is motion day. A list of cases
from the appearance docket will 500 be
published, in which orders have been
made to supply lost papers, etc, for he
purpose of notifying the attorneys therein
that the same Will be dismissed if the or
ders are not complied with.
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F. & H. creps-faoed costings in full
suits-su colOrs, at
J.. c. WARD & CO.'S
I'll Main street.
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SPRING and summer clothing; a full
line at &c. WARD & CO.'S,
27l Main street,
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Cash Will be paid for secondhand goods,
furniture and merchandise Of every de-
scTiplion, at 50 Union street.
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PERSONAL.
NEAsosICD

MRS SARAH CARDER viii please call Al
VI the Wharfboat. DAVID CARDER
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LOCAL JEWS
-Leadia's College

-Leddia's College.
Attend Robertson's College.
Pom Cubbius, bricklayer, 24 Main.
-DoIbesr'R Commercial College go Main.
w 2. Mitobsl's school, 803 Third 81.
-Awninrs made 70 order by J. p. Laue-
mEnd, G0 Second street,
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents per
copy, can be- had Of all neWEmen in the
city
AT Miller g. Camorou's, opposite
Chamber Of Commerce, II Monroe street,
q nice luncheon is spread daily.
-Wm Mansford, AZ his book and peri
0dicsl store, has ali the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly pspers.
The finest lunch in the city is set
every day AZ No. Is Union street., from
IL o'clock q no. % 2 3 M. Don't forget,
Canals q fazzi, No. IS Union street.
The DAILY aud the WEEKLY APPEAL
osn be bad Of all the neWsmen in the
cisy-oe Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and Emmons d Son, on
Jefferson street.
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TIE cheap dress goods table is the chief
attraction at the Southern Palace. Every
one wishing dress goods should call before
purchasing.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
2O9 MAIN STREET.

HOSIERY at q sscrafice at the Southern
Palace. Ladies should not fail to examine
and price hosiery now exposed for sale on
the cheap table.
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A FULL and complete line of gents fur
nishing goods at JIG. WARD &CO.'S,
27l Main street.
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PROBATE C0URT----SALE or
LAND.

No. 4S, R. D.-Julius O.. Hoist, administrator
vs.. ]. @. Hoist, ct al.-PetiCOu to sell land
TO pay debts.
Hinder and BY virtue Of q decree Of sale
~ made in the above cause, at the present
march, term, ISL, Of the Probate court Of
shelby county, Tennessee, / VIII proceed to
sell, at public auction, TO the highest and
best bidder, before the courthouse door, on
Union street, IN the city OF Memphis, Tennes-
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Monday, April oath, 1871

between the ho1rs Of 10 O'Clock am. and 4
o'clock pm, the following described real
estate to-wit: Two certain lots o. land Iy-
ing in the county Of shelby, State OF Tennss-
see, and In the town Of Fort Pickering and
known on the plan Of said town as lots Nos.
and 2 in Block No. II, on the corner Of
BrOafWay and Third streets. each having a
'front.' OF twenty-five feet on the west side Of
Third street, and running back WestTardly
one hundred feet to an alley.
Terms of sale.-Cssh.
JAMES REILLY County Court Clerk.
John W. Smith. Sol. for Petitioner.
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Fer Arkansas alysF-HsBphIs aad Arkan.
sas nIYsr Packet tp-u. s. Han.

FHthE elegant Passenger Packets OF this line
Il leave Memphis for all points On Arksn-
sas river As toloWas Steamer MABT BOYD,
Aalneal mastari Every Monday, &C 8 pm.
steamer 7 ~. ALLEN, Woodburu, master,
oa Steamer DARDANELLE- berry, master.
EFery Wednesday, at 5 pm. 6taaner Par
4LAhoAHA, Pr1toharu, master Every Fri-
day, &c pm.
The boat that leaves Memphis on Wadne4-
goes through 70 Fort smith. The boar-
hat iaaFe Memphis ou Mondays sndF ridav-
connect At Little Rock with our light dranghf
boats for Fort smith, and with sfsgez for H.
SPRING. Camden ArERdelphfa and WasH-
ngt0n. All the boats OF this line Ee-
ing bean puAL expressly for fba 60
possess superior accommodation ~ -
ssugers and u-nsurp1ssed fael taas "a t-s-s-
porting freight 20 all poins On - ~
Of Watar. ~
FEeignts eonsigned % THIS oompvnv a,
AemPa1s OF NOUN Or WHITE river M Is
~ LA19lel. I'D. ADAMS Prsaf5s~r
W. FA1tAANs agent, No, y Madison ~.
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SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish Moss.
for Blanc Mango, PUddings, CustGrds,
etc, etc The cheapest, heslthiest and
most delicious food in the world.
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SPECIAL FOR TO-DAY.
P ARSOLSI PARASOLSII
SUN UMBRELLAS,
NEW KID
JUST RECEIVED.
sEEssEL & SON,
259 Main street.
SPECIAL FOR TO-DAY.

TrvoLI WINE AND BEER HALL, No. 81
South Court strest-ExtrS lunch and con-
cert to night, at nine o'clock, besides the
Finest wines, LIQUORS and cigars, Winkel-
meyers lager beer In attendance.
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Criminal Conrt-FllpuIn, Iudge

All parties on bonds must appear to-day
and renew the same, or fOrfeitures will be
taken against them and securities. and a
capiss issued for their arrest.
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AHA - A
LODGES. ~
BoUTH MEEFHm, No uB-mests "a Friday In
each month-Hau cor. Madison and Second.
". & Matthews. W. NJ Ben. K Pullen
sec
AEsERoNA, No. Es-meen Ist Monday Il ev,
cry month. At Odd-F ell ows Hall, Corner
Court end Main. G. Carroll VIM John
Beamish, Secretary.
LELIA 80oTT. No B-mea1a LIST Friday OF each
montn-HRu corner Madison and Second.
ii. III Highbee. ". H.; 81. 3 Judah, Sec
DE5oTO. No. &5-mseUs Sd Friday Of each
muuth-Odd-Feliows Hall. K c. William
son. W. n; R ". Shelton, Sec.
EUWLFEIEG, No. G4l-meets 4uh Frday Of
each month-at south Memphis Hall. cor
uer OF Madison and Second. W. b.
Rlehardet, ". M Louis CEapskl, Sec.
ROYAL RCH
PEN CHAPTER.N No. E-meets ID Monday Of
each m0nth-Odd-FellOws' Hall A. J.
Wheeler, b. h P: g G. Locke. Sec.
MEEFHIs CHAPTER No. 85.-meets at Odd
Fellows Hal, sd Monday Of each month.
Henry J. Lynn, n. E. r. p Ben. K. Pollen,
Secretary.
N
EuREEA COUNCIL. No. 6-meets 3D. Monday Of
each Fellows Han. D. B. F0rs-
te1, tn, H.; d, Myers, Rec.
T~EEPLARs.
CTEEgE C-OEMAEDEEFt No, Meets 9Th Nom
day OF each month. Geo. Melersh, Com;
T ]. Earohus, Rec.
calvary HAPTE OF ROSE CRoLL, 18th No.
Il charles W. Adams, 62d, NJ W.E HT.
IumLfnEuu- I'd Sec.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
2Os MAIN STREET.
PHALON's NEW PERFUME.

PHALON's NEW PERFUME.
81 LOVE YOU'D
ST LOVE YOU"
~ LOVE YOU.u
81 LOVE YOU'D
al LOVE YOU'D
"I LOVE YOU'D
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME
PIE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET
TIE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
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MONEY Between No. 80 Monroe snd So
vi Edsms street, o. Main Ffny Dolars-
two 20s and two rs. win pay S o reward Tor
uE recovery. az the FPEAL once anl8
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FoR sALE-One hundred bushels choice
white ssed corn, By
DICKINSON, WILLIAMS a CO,
40 Front street.
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GREAT, GREAT
THIS DAY.

OF our famous quality and low priceil
Bows, LACE COLLARS, RIBBONS, Ere.
Great, great bargains in HOSIERY this
day.
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r O. o. p DIRECTORY.

ODD-FELLoWs' HALL, corner Of Main and
North Lodge, No. !, Daughters
Of R-ebeEah-meets on the fourth Thurs
dag night OF each month, at ~ o'clock
= d. Norwood, n. Tnomas Bacon, sec
Rotary.
GaToso EEoAarPMEsr, No. 1meets on the
hrst end third Thursday nights OF each
month. 81 ~ O'CLOCK LIZ Russell z. =.
G. a.. Carroll, 81 r.; Thomas Bacon, Scribe.
MEHPHIs LODGE. No. @meet every Tuesday
night, e. 6 O'Clock A. W. Jones, n. q. ].
". Heath. g. J. ". WayneBburg, Secy.
BAEEER LoDGE-B. Bingham, N. G.; ". q.
MoyEt0n -. a. - Ght pway, Secretary.
CHICEAEAW LoDgE, No. B-meets every Mon
day night. st B O'Clock John Gordon, n.
9 Thos. s. bingham, v. 81 Ihos. Bacon,
MKzPHs DEsREE LODGE, No. S-BIeets
second Thursday Of each month, AZ -
O'Clock. Is burr N; John nj
A l. A.; Leon Levy, Secretary John Cor
EcHTLLER Lopez No Iso-meets every We'd
nssdas. p Kropp, y G. r Ackerman, v.
TINTED ANCIENT ORDER OF DRUIDs.
FErrTzsEraHovE 10. d A. o. D-Meets a.
the Druid Hail, No 81 south Court street, on
the hrEt and third Tuesday evenings IN each
month. J. S HellRers, n. A J. Beehler,
Y.AiF. ". 6~utinghaus, Secretaryi John
T. fichberRs Ire4sufer
MEHPHIs No Meets at the Druid
Hall, 81 court street. every Thursday even
ing An. a.. Loeb n A; h.Oertel, ". A ;
CLEAETHE Grow Eo.4-Msets at the Druid
Hall. 81 Court street on the hrst and third
Monday evenings IN each month. A. F.
Davis n A George W. Baxter, VA. n.
OoFooKDIA s. A CHAPTER, No. L-Meets at
the Druid ball on the second and fourth
Tuesday evenings la each month. J. Beeh-
ier ~ ~ A. HltEfeld, eecretaIy.
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ST. JosEPR's INFIRMARY-In charge of
the Sisters corner Third and jefferson
streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-15

LARGE lot Of handsome Grenadines,
az I2k cents q yard, a. the bankrupt sale
of The Greag Red Store.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-15

MoHAIR costings, all c%olors, in coats
and vests. Something unique, at
J,C. WARD 81 co.'s,
I'll Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-15

First GhahOeFy C0urt-ESrgaR, G~haB0slisF,
Yesterday WAS motion day in this Court.
All the motions entered were disposed Of.
The calendar, as published on Thursday,
will be taken up Monday next.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-15
MOSQUITOES.

Armstrong; Patent Mosquito Frame
cheapest, simplest, e most durable.
Call ind examine u Before purchasing
othem.
ARMSTRONG, NALL & Co,
Ene MaH- uH-m1a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-04-15
ONE THOUSAND REMNANTS
Of desirable goods will be sold at me
fourth their value at
THE BANKRUPT SALE
At The Great Red Store, 22O Main Street.

FRENCH diagonal coatings, In coats and
vests, OF the latest styles st
J. @. WARD & CO.'S,
81 Main street.
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FOB Arkansas RIVFP-
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Nhtss River BBltsd
States Nail uBs,

INAE new and elegant side
a wheel passenger packets Of
Enis line viii leave Memphis for DeValIs
BluG, West Point, Augusta, Ja~cks0nport and
an points on White river, as fGl0Ws=
LEaALIENDEk-.--. John Elliott master
Every Tuesday, at o'clock pm.
r. p VAIL WI. Ashford, master
Every Saturday, as 5 O'Clock p M
Connecting st DsTal's Blum with railroad for
Little Rock, and as J-GCksoupOrt with the
Lght-draught steamer Fort saith for POca-
houtas and all points on Black river
FOr freight or passage apply on board, or &C
once Memphis and Arkansas River HaeEet
Com w. 6. PATTES0N, Agent.
II Madison st., Merchants Insurance Rl7lg
or % ELLIOTT & MILLER, AgsufF-
res No . Promenade ST.. nDp LandfTr.