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The Portland daily press., 1871-08-25
FOREIGN PORTS.
SPOK EN-.

Valencia. ~ ~
from Pensacola for New York
Aug Il, lat 81 % n, Ion 81 "a, brig Guiding STAR
from New York for Galveston
Aug 10, off Absecom brig A. aurice from Pbiladel
phia tor Bangor.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-25

THE bantling "new departure" seems born
to hard fate. In this State, in every county
convention except in this county, the Democ
racy have taken pains to pass by on the other
side, by not endorsing the Augusta platform
but pledging support to its candidate and his
letter of acceptance, in which Mr.. Kimbal
passes by the new revelation in plush slip
pers. Even among its friends in the house Of
the champions who first brought the "new
departure" to light in Maine, it was savagel,
attached by old fashioned Mr.. Sargent of Var
month, OH the ground that it is not believed
in by the party or its organs and cannot b.
forced upon it. On the whole. it may al
well be announced that the "new departure
died young of strangulation at the hands o
the Democracy.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-25
ID 4 Il ID

In this city, Aug. a. Lillian Ga. infant daughter OF
Leonard g. and Maggie Booty, aged months.
lFuneral Saturday afternoon. ~ O'Clock,
az the Residence OF Sewal BoOdy, Windham.
years. - " "
years. NF - ' N7N W
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-25

ALL the political interest in Hancock coun-
ty clusters about the candidacy for Sheriff.
Judging from the american there could not
be more interest in this question if that Off
Ger was about to levy executions upon every
voters estate and had already an order of the
court to crowd every family into the little
jail. Col. Squirting, the present incumbent,
being at first nominated upon the strength OF
a famous manifesto, has taken early occasion
to issue seventeen page pamphlet denounc-
ing his opponents and giving the names of
his hackers. The american does not support
Col. Squirting and has taken decided grounds
against his nomination. Heretofore the bat
tie has been sharp, but the present week it is
more than that. The american prefers
charges against Squirting, which if any Of
them are true, should prevent his nomination
and defeat him if nominated. The american
gives the names of several influential citizens
who have endorsed Col. Squirting, who have
also denounced him as unfit fo~ the position
1t is altogether sharp personal contest, and
in other sections would attract attention, but
there they are used to them.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-25

ever presented to the public has with such rand
sale as LATHAM'S CATHARTIC EXTRACT The
enthusiasm it has created in some quarters is un-
bounded. -
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-25
New HAnSR

Eoh SALEIon Lewis street, near Pine Freso~.,.
Vi al 20 an Emery ST.; JAMES A. TENNESYSes'
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-25
HEIR! HEIR J.!
L am prepared Ito sell
White Oak Timber :

AND SHIP KNEES OF ALL KINDS.
cheaper than ever, as L want the room for o.h.r
purposes Please call and examine the best stock ot
Knees and Oak in Portland, at the lowest cash
prices. ~ o"S"
apssntt L. TAYLOR, l76 Cemm,l #.
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-25


Portland to Chicago and return, all rail, good
until Nov. list .......... .................. $500
via Sarna steamers, COED until Nov. list. -. 34.0O
Portland to Detroit and return, good for 80
days. ................:.. ....... 2S.0o
Portland to Niagara Falls and return, good for
80 days. ........................ $500
Portland to Montreal and return, good for 20
days. .............. ................ lb.OO
Portland to Montreal and return, via Quebec,
g00u Tor ~ days. Observation-Disclosures. T.W
Portland to Quebec and return, good for 20
Portland to Gcrham and return, good Tor Il
Portland to BrOmpton Falls and return. 80. 1900
Portland to Sherbrook and return. .......... 1l.50
Portland to Island Pond and return. ........ $50
Portland to Niagara Falls and return, via BOs-
ton, New York, Sound Steamers, returning
by Toronto, Montreal and White Mountains.
all rail. ........................ $500
Do. do, returning via Royal Mail Steamers. $500
Tickets via Sarnia Steamers
Portland to Chicago or Milwaukee, first-class,
including State Room and Meals. ........... 1910
TICK ETS at lowest ratesto Chicago, St. Louis, St.
Paul, Omaha, California, and all points West, by
either New York, Boston or Montreal.
PulIman'' Drawing Room and Sleeping
are run on all the Express trains on the Grand
Trunk Railway.
For further information and Tickets apply at any
of the principal ticket offices in New England, at the
Depot in Portland, or at
D. 81. BLANCHARDS, oppo. Preble House,
No. 282 Congress street, Portland, Me-
WIN. FLO WERS, Eastern Agent,
june12dn Bangor. Me
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-25

ON MARRIAGE,
Essays for Young Men, on great SOCIAL EVILS
ana ABUSES, which interfere with MARRIAGE
win sure means OF relief for the Erring and Unfor
tunate, Diseased and Debilitated. Address HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2, s. Ninth ST., Pbiladel-
phia, Pa. jy 26-sN 3m
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-25

Patents have been issued this week to the
following Maine citizens: Tristan S. Lewis of
Buxton, for washing machine; Lemuel r.
Palmer of Belfast, for stave iointer: Eyerard
=. Crowell of Augusta, for pump; George H.
Guilford, for machine for making "excelsior' /;
Joshua Vesey, of Highland, for wagon and
cart brake; Daniel Woodsum and Frank M.
Woodsum of Harrison, for water wheel; Wash
burn Peabody Of Orono for axe
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-25

Many human being has passed away, for whose dealt,
there was no other reason than the negectof known
and indsputaby proved means of Those near and
dear to family and friends sleeping the dreamless
slumber into which, had they calmly adopted
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-25
DIR. JOSEPH H. SCHENCK,S SIMPLE
TREATMENT,
CONSUMPTION,


The Mandrake Pills are composed Of one of Nature,
nobiest gs-the Pedophium Peltatum They possess ali
the alternative properties Of caiome but
The Portland daily press., 1871-08-25

The house of VIM. Hatch of Belmont. was
destroyed bv fire last Saturday. Insured about
$500. Probably caused by spark from the
chimney -
Capt johnson, of the Steamer Sanford, re-
fused last Monday to receive a lot of live turkeys
on board his boat at Belfast because thew were
so closely packed. The captain believes in
humanity to fish, flesh and fowl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24
MEMPHIS AND KANSAS.
Meeting Of the Board Of Directors Of the
Memphis and Kansas City Railroad.

At 8 meeting OF the Board Of Directors
Of the Memphis and Kansas City Railroad
held at ~Jscksonport, Ark, recently, the
following business was transacted, Presi-
dent Byers in the chair:
Three foot gauge wss adopted as well
AZ equipments and rolling stock for mar
row gsuge railroads.
Resolved, That the President cores
pond with connecting roads in Missouri
and Kansas, and to appoint an agent II
deemed proper to confer with them IN
person.
They proposed TO commence work At
J~acksOnpor6, Ark, and to work each way
from that point, provided Sufficient
means can be raised to construct 4 bridge
over Black river, toward Bstesvile.
A standing committee w6s appointed,
composed Of the President and Colonel
s. G. Cause and Judge Baxter, to contract
with the several County Courts along the
line Of the rosd, for tbs payment OF their
subscription and the said committee were
instructed and authorized TO proceed at
once 10 contract with Independence and
Jackson counties for the issuance Of the
bonds voted by said counties, and the
same committee were charged with the
duty Of raising means in the said u
ties to construct the bridge near Jackson
port, over Blsck river, and also to make
The survey and location along that part of
the line. The survey and location of the
road from -JscksOnpOrt to Memphis was
deferred to the mex meeting.
The Commissioners designated in the
Articles Of Association were directed TO
open books OF subscription in the several
counties along the line at once, and to
issuescerti6cates Of stock to subscribers.
A committee, consisting OF the Presi-
dent and two Directors, were appointed
and empowered to appoint a general
agent. who shall take charge of raising
subscription Of lands, bonds snd money,
from counties, towns n individuals.
The Board voted TO pay as the maxi
mum price for lands, 81 IS per acre.
Messrs. John O~YertOn, jr., W. g.. Ford,
and r. T.. Patterson, we're appointed TO
present an application to the city Of Mem
phis, for subscription Of stock to said
work, the application both as to amount
and time when made, left TO the discre-
ton of the committee.
ResOJUsd, That q call OF five per cent.
upon the original subscription TO The
capital stock Of the Company, be made,
and that the same shall be paid within
sixty days.
Citizens Of Woodruff county presented
a written communication, rendering one
hundred thousand dollars for Woodruff
county, provided the road be run from
JRcksOnpOrt to Augusta, b c~Ounty-saat
Of Woodruff county. And a delegation
from Forrest City also presented in per
son q proposition to subscribe q hum
bred and 6fty Thousand dollars, provided
the road run to Forrest City. Both pro-
positions we're received, but action was
deferred until the next meeting of the
Board.
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PERSONAL.

We had the pleasure Of welcoming in
our sanctum last night, Mr.. n. g. de FOn-
tame, who, during and since the war,
achieved 50 much ~nOtoriety as a CORES
pendent, writing over the nom dc plane
" Personne," Mr.. FOntaine holds a de-
servedly high place as q journalist. He
viii be glad to see his old friends at the
OvertOn Hotel.
Among the arrivals at the Peabody
House, yesterday, was General NJ. W.
Gary, a distinguished Confederate cavalry
officer, from south Carolina, in the late
" unplesssntness." BE Is en- route TO
Arkansas for the purpose of attending to
private interests,
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PICNIC.
The Grand Feature of TO-Day---The Affair
of the Season.

The MesOns are proverbial for the ex-
they undertake; whether in building q
Temple, getting up a fair, concert or pic
mic, they are always successful. They
have a knack of finding out the men best
suited to a particular undertaking and
leaving it 81 to them" They give them
a carte blanche, hold them responsible for
the result and then let them grip ahead"
They don't do things by halves. The pro-
gramme to-day rOves that. Besides the
usual attractions Of picnics they viii pre-
sent tour prizes to the handsOmest and
heaviest babies, and q handsome bouquet
to the hsndsOmest young lady, and q me
cake to the most popular married lady.
A beautiful picture viii be disposed of on
the ground, also a prize gun TO the best
shot. This gun has been presented by
J. S. wilkins, of F. II. Clark q Co.,
cost SI25, and is a dOuble-bsrrel brsech-
loader of Greener's best make. Besides
all these. HarZ0g & Bro. viii have q
drawing for a $50 u. S. Bond also d. @.
II. M. L~oeWenstine for twenty presents.
All the railroads running into the city
will make special excursion fares, and
the street cars and Omnibuses will run
regularly from Court Square. Furniture
cars will carry baby carriages free of
charge from 2 to 4 pm. They viii run
from the west gate Of Court Square. The
Masonic procession will move at 9 o'clock
from tie north side Of Court Square. Mr..
Sp5cht, the popular caterer, viii have
charge OF the restaurant, That nsures
Things,
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$50 u. S. BOND his EVENING.

At the Masonic Picnic given away by
Herzog & Bro. Buy what goods you have
TO buy to-day st Herzog q Bros, and have
q chance 20 get 3 Fifty Dollar u. s. Bond,
worth So 80. Goods are sold there ex-
tremely low. On the ten cent table you
can find nsck-ties, collars, cuffs, Trim
mings, ribbons ard kid gloves sold par
ticulsrly low to-day for the picnic. Fans,
fans, fans, Of all kinds, to close out the
stock at lower prices than they can be
bought for elsewhere.
HFPZOG e RRO
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BOOKS RECEIVED.

Strife A romance Of Germany and
Italy. By Mrs. +. d. Wallace. H C.
Rogers & Co, and ClaXtOn, Remsec s.
H~shelhugsr, of Philadelphia, publishers.
This IS a romance OF German and Italian
travel that will well repay reading.
Clesves, ~Smithwick * Hatcher, Main
street, have il for sale,
Mount Idyl, and other Poems" Ry
6. Bella Pstch. Published by Morrison,
of Washington, and C~lsIton, Remsen &
HaffelfDgsr, of Philadelphia, Clesves,
Smithwick & Hatcher, Main street, this
CITY, have it for sale.
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NoTlcE 10 sHIPPERs.
CLEvrLAND. ONO, Nav q,

CLEVELAND, OHIO, Nay q, ISL
Shippers from Memphis. Tenn:
MR. ISAAC c. AHASON has been appoint
ed Sole Agent OF the South shore Line
At Memphis. III viii work via Evansville,
New Albany and Cincinnati by river, n
via Memphis and Louisville railroad line
an ran, M other agencies in Memphis Of
this line have been discontinued. Bills OF
for freight shipped over this line must
signed By bin as no other party hiss any
RIGHT 81 authority to CIV bills Of lading for
line In Memphis, and none but his viii
he recoQniEed, q. Is. SKINNER,
fss GENT MauageE south shore Line
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REMOVAL.

Maurice WIIkin@O1,
Caate wilkinson q Fargo and success or
OF NJ. & q. WiikinsOnJ
or 80 Canal street,
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LOST
sTRaYED.

aTULE-One large brown on black horse
VI mule. G or z years old, hOoE badly
UroEen. small Knot on his right hind legneaf
The EccE. one medium size dark Iron gray
horse mule, g or = years old his len jay
sIigaflv defurwsds hE0 on dray shoes. VIII
pay $40 reward delivered TO ne. Moseley 5
avenue, between the Old and New Raleigh
roaGE, Or Forests Stable, Jeferson street
Je2f G.J. WILLIAMS.
HCTT-From 50 Union street, May ed In
- tile direction OF Cube OF Big Greek g
small lr0H gray colt. about 4 years Old. any
Information leading 10 his recovery VIII ne
literally rewarded, v. JOkDAN.
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RETREAT PROPERLY
- aAr.m-

EOREsT RETREAT, on Horn Lake Road.
II renowned before b war IS a most mag
nidsent retreat, Two miles south Of the CITY,
is now offered for sale. Property consists 81
Five Acres OF Ground, HOuse with twelve
rooms, large galleries around It, Two good
Cisierns, Stables O~uthouses, etc -all snr-
r0unded by q large forest grove, indermfp-
gled with magnoltas, eVsrgresns, roses aud
rare plants; ~ orchard OF choice fruff
vineyard al loaded with the best OF multi
asparagus beds, etc.
This property 10 offered for sale on raason
terms. Title guaranteed. INQUIRE =
the PREMISES. AMANDA jacob.
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LOCAL z

-Lsddin's College.
Attend Robertson's College.
w. 2. Michele school, 300 Third st,
The italian picnic on Wednesday
next.
Furnished lodging rooms for gentle
men over 1SS Main street for rent.
Miss Maggie Fesly will leach st the
Linden street schOOl during the summer.
The DAILY APPEAL, I'VE cents per
copy, can be had Of al n5Wsm6n In the
city.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. 2n Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for htty cents.
A fine lunch is set every day, at the
Madame Vincent saloon, No. Is Union
street. Don't forget the place, because
you viii be well served.
ST. JosEPH's IEFIRMARY-Iu charge Of
the Sisters, ornsr Third and Jefferson
stpeeta.
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Exeeufor's NnIea

TAVING qualified as Exseufors OF ba ss.
"A tate q the late Melissa Owen, under abe
VIII, Ia he Probate Court Of Shelby comfy.
on the 9th day OF June, 1871: We hereby give
notice 70 al parties indebted 20 said estate to
come forward and make payments; and all
persons having claims against the same will
present them, duly authenticated, within
t1e TIME prescribed by Law. or the same VIII
be forever barred
PHILIP and z. r. TUG0LE, Executors.
Mamplla. luna "a III. lel8 y y iva
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HALF MILLION Of city property and per
July Call 81 288L Main street fer shares.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given to all persons de-
IN string to make a safe and paying invest
ment, that the Selma, Marion and Memphis
Railroad company now ouer for sac, at
their ONCE, In this city. their Bonds of Hale,
Green and PlcEenB counties, Alabama; and
LOWndss ana Monroe counties, Mississippi.
These Bonds were issued by these counties,
BeVerally, TO aid said company in the con-
structiOn OF their roRd. They are known to
De I'VE OF the Wealtnf6st in either
the State Of Alabama or Mississippi. HRv-
ing suffered Dut little by the ravages Of the
late war, they owe no floating debt, and pos
sess q large taxable property, n the Bonds
now offered constitute their only pended
debt. They are all 5 per cent. Coupon Bonds,
and pay their interest semi-annually at the
ONCE OF the Company. or In New York. The
taxes have been already assessed In all the
counties to meet the interest and provide a
sinking fund for their redemption. These
taxes have been regularly collected, and the
interest in every case promptly paid. Guard-
lans and courts intrusted with the moneys
OF orphans, can md 10 securities safer and
more profitable, and capitalists seeking to
make permanent Investments can do no bet
ter than to purchase them. The Company
viii dispose of them at such rates as VIII
make them a paying ten per cent invest
and when the Bond is paid, the pur-
chaser viii receive twenty-five per cent. adj
companies always depen on their manage
ment n good fortune for their regular diVi-
dend6. The income from the Bonds Is GER
tain, regular, more reliable, and, In most
instances, more profitable.
For any additional Information, apply to
". SMITH, Cashier Of Memphis City
Fire and General Insurance Company, or to
the undersigned, at the Office Of the Selma,
and Memphis Railroad Company.
10 Madison street, Memphis.
Chairman Olthe Committee Of : d.
and N. r. r. Co. i52
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Firstelasas LuW-water traigh
and Passenger EaoEsia
SALE. u 2. tae aeBa. ~
e0LUAbiAs lroaa, Aa8fsF
uTAH, Tx. E8Fsses. Easfsr
MINNIE. - N4qFs9
Conneottng &C LJhs Rock with
STAGES for HGt Springs ana the
lfrhl-GraurnE steamer Llftla Hoe
master, cor Az points cL ID suouqrE -en-r-
Freight reealgeu % all Gmss lr1n sost I'll
railroad and Waua-eFrHf, Tree 81 a-rrae ~
boats Or tma Ane MARI and eonsIm r1rTe
st. Lou8 ana ArGaufas alVsr Pe a..
care OF EAAluIf ILLER. aa7fq. efInr--
A. HILLL u Co.. AGENTS an.
Jas. !. 5IltF STIR suur
~ r-Iommarciat o.. So Inaia Hn
me new and elegant hght-draug6T samg-
LlFTLE RACK
Dat. H~ouston-mas9er ChaB. Conrar 49,
Leaves Little Rock for Font sulfar 500 "a
way landings on Arkanaas rtver ararv Az
lays connecting AZ Little Rock VITA SO
8. LSuls aad AFkansaa NV Fk 7s,
From St. Louh Mo
kreighs for al points conslansdt b
-AoA Memphis on tlis 1om-r-
" Do prgmply orFardgl tree 8f 49,
r4nsleEs jas 1.s4LNHaTaR $50.
- ~ n. Commercial s. - LauIa aa
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a CAoas husBAED-Mrs. smith-The
fset Is, my husband is becoming SO out
riReonsiy cross and nervous that there is
40 living with him. "a pratends one
day that ne has got the d-yspepsia; the
next DAY liver complsint: ths NEXT IL siot
with nc appetite-declares thsf thars y
nOthing on the table ft to sat, and "a IN
II Is sl nonsense, and NOTHING bnt &c
c~enfounded ngliness. From the verv no.
tom Of my heart, l believe he wants "a
WORRY me 20 death.
Lady friend-Mrs. Smith, / think Won
are wrong. No woman has 3 kinder or
more indulgent husband than You. I
must confess that / nave noticed q change
in Mr.. Smith; but am inclined TO think
thai ali be wants IS q tonic; and if I were
you, I would not be a day without PLAN
TATIoN BTTTERs Ia the house. Make him
take them moderately three times 3 day,
and in q short time I think you viii see a
change. Ny experience is that PLANTA-
ToN BIFTEEs is one OF the best and most
delicious tonios IN the world and that
for nervousness, loss Of sppstite, dyspep-
STA, and all kindred complaints, there ls
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MAGAZINES.

TIE NURSERY, q monthly magazine for
youngest readers, Ia 3 publication that
has no equal in the Union or in Europe.
1t is admirably printed and beautifully
illustrated. John L. Shorey, Of Boston,
is the publisher.
THE LITTLE CORPORAL for July is a
model number; Mrs. Miller's new story
begins well, and will be read with delight
by all the boys and girls. The poem
Pictures on the Slate" has q full page
Illustration by Lsuderbsch, which is eX-
ceedingly fne and suggestive. Under its
new management, this already popular
juvenile is gaining in beauty and excel
lencs with each number. Terms, 81 80 a
year. Published by John E. Miller, Chi
csgo, III.
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The lAsT CHANCE TODAY.

TIE twenty splendid gifts viii be drawn
tonight ct the Masonic Picnic. Every $
purchase secures a ticket. Last chance.
D. G. s. J. N. -LoeWenstsue, Southern
Palace.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATRE drawn in the
Real Estate Distribution 18th of July.
Lucky share s.. Office 1854 Main street.
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FOR RENT.

nOrM-An airy and hne furnished 'front.'
* room. on second hOoT, suitable IQr onS
IN two single gentlemen OF gentleman anu
g-ffe ReferenceE required. Inquire 81
ie5i lT BEALE STHEEf-
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Nnn.RaaIhanf Nnfina.

No. H5,.R DIN the Second Snencery Coul'
Of Shelby COanty, T~eDn--Barah =. Cam
pen "a, the unknown heirs Al law OF ]. ",
s, BaWden, deceased.
TTappearine from the bill which fEsworn
~ n fhIssause thpt the residence OF the
d~efendants, the unknown heirs &C law OF
John w, Is. BsWden, wis died interstate in
Shelby county, Tennessee. seized and pos.
sesged o. about Lh1rt g-six acres o. land, near
RaIeigT IN said county, ard who had no wife
como ApanJ and cannot be ascertained after
dig II inquiry.
I'd Z Therefore ordered by the Clerk and
Master, That they make their appearance
herein at the courthouse of b Second Chal-
Gerry Court, in the city ofMemphis, Tenn, on
or beforR the hrst Monday in July, 1871, and
pIead. answer or demur 70 complainants
biI.o OF the same viii be aken for confessed
as to them and set for hearing sxparts; and
that a cOpy OF this order be published once
q week, for o. successive weeks, in the
Memphis Appeal
May Is, lS7l
A ~copy-Attesk 4,
Md. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
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WHERE m0uey or gOOGs are given away
TO attract trade, there must be sufficient
prcht on goods to pay for the same; there
fore buy only from legitimate and frank
dealers. We are selling goods Is cheap
per quality as any house in the country,
and expect TO DO so for many years.
+. Y. shirts and mems furnishing goods.
See card elsewhere.
WIGGAKS 4 THORN.
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DROWNED.

nEgWEED-Yesterday afternoon, OF one
u OF the coal docks, a yOung man named
FRAILET MACKEY. When drowned hGd
0n gray jeans pants, striuej n7nnsl shirt.
ANY one hndtng said body VIII please report
20 HUGE T. MRsTERSON'S CornboRI, at
loot Of Eeafe street feH
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coon HORSE AND BUGGY OR ROCK
a sWaY fn exchange for unimproveu
Td. Applyto J. " VERNON,
~ BIZ Main street.
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STOLEN.

AFULE-Ou the night OF 9Th June, nom
VI B. r. Thomas, living 5 miles southwest
Of Fernando. two mules; one black stud
mule. 49, hands high and one bright bay,
about E5k hands high, both marked Z on Ieft
shoulder and right hips. I viii pay $50 re-
1eZz B. F. THOMAS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-24

nice cottage, I've rooms and
Kitchen. win rent very lew 10 q prompt
grviuE and careful tenant,
fel4 J. ". VERNON, 81 Main street