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down this evening for New Or.

passes down this evening for New Or
leans.
The Julia, Capt. Townsend, sails at 5 pm
for Vicksblrg. Jimmy Thompson, clerk.
Tit Kellogg Is due, bound for New Or
leans, with four barges, containing $500
tons of freight.
The Grand Tower, Captain Lennox, gets
of at 8 pm. for st. Louis.
The towboat Falls Pilot left Louisville
on Friday for st. Louis, with five barges,
containing TO- 900 barrels of cement.
Navigation between st. Louis and Cairo
is getting precaEious. The channel il be-
coming thinner, and hence light drsught
boats are brought into requisition.
Mack Hamitt, the popular steamboat
agent at Pine Bluff, leaves for home this
morning per rail.
The Continental leaves to-day at 5 pm.
for New Orleans. She has the reahipped
freight of the r. @. Gray.
The Carrie V. Kountz and BardstoWn
are due this evening, bound south.
Captain Matt. Glass, q walkist, left
Lookout mountain on Tuesday for Mem
phis, afoot, and arrived in this city yes
terday morning at 8 O'Clock, completely
worn out from his long journey of $40
miles. His feet were much swollen, and he
says he VIII never make another attempt
to walk such q distance in government
shoes, and that walking may be good, but
hereafter he viii try some other means
of locomotiOn when he goeson a journey.
Captain Jim Hall, of the Peabody saloon,
with whom he had q wager, rubbed him
down and revived him, on his arrival.
The Fort Smith Herald says as follows:
''The cold weather caused a change TO
come DER the spirit of Conrsd's dreams,
and he took unto himself a rib on Thurs
day night, and has now in b Office OF
the Little Rock An helpmate to tighten his
Isbors, share his sorrows, his joys and his
burdens-one of Van Buren's fair daugh-
ters, Miss Carrie f. Callahan. A pleasant
run and a smooth sea through life be
theirs"
The st. Louis Times of Thursday says:
'rThe following is the latest arrangement
of the Memphis Packet Company: The
Julia leaves this evening for Vicksburg,
the Belle Memphis tomorrow evening for
Memphis, the st. Joseph leaves on
Saturday for Memphis and the Belle
st. Louis the same day for Vicks-
burg. The Marble City takes the
City OF V~icksburg's place in the
Vicksburg trade next Tuesday, the former
retiring in order to paint. Capt. George
W. BOYD resumes command of the Marble
City, and J. N. Corbett goes back on the
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BASKERVILLE.

Festive Barbecue and Bran Danee-The
Gayest Time Yet Heard Of
On Thursday there was, most decidedly,
the -pleasantest time that has peer ex-
perienced in Shelby county this summer,
at F~isherville-s great barbecue and
general picnic, got up by the good people
for twenty miles around that place. They
went into the business with considerable
vim, so that the festivity was a complete
success. About q dozen of our merchants,
together with some popular men Of the
city, went out there and enjoyed them
selves hugely all day. The picnic
grounds were chosen a mile or so
outside Of the city, on the Macon
road, at Blythe's bridge. The heavy
shade of a beautiful grove afforded q
pleasant retreat TO the Votaries of terpsi-
chore. For a quarter of q mile round the
woods and fences were picketed with
horses on which the merry-makers had
ridden for miles and miles to partake of
the festivities of the day. There is nc
computing the number of lambs, shoats,
calves n hogs that were inundated
for that least. Dancing commenced as
early as ten O'Clock, and was kept up to
twelve O'Clock st night without inter-
mission. The music was inspired with
.invigOrating but temperate beverages,
The feet of the dancers were in
vigOrated by the barbecued kid that
was served Out in cold yet liberal slices to
the assembled guests. Squire Hsrrell,
the princely man of b place, stood like
an old tar at the helm in a storm, serving
out straight lemonade, with four sticks in
1t, to all corners, free as the mountain air,
and freer. There were about two thou
q people present, a large half of them
ladies, that were contributed by
the surrounding country. The stewards
Of the grounds, Messrs. Jack Douglass,
Marx Williams, DIR. Leak and others,
managed things so well that in the vast
congregation, during the whole length of
the bright summer day, not an event oc-
CURED to mar the perfect enjoyment pro-
vlded for the guests.
Esquire J.. W. Allen did the honors of
day in princely style. He was the re-
committee, and It must be said
that he possesses in an eminent degree
rare faculty of making the stranger
at home. There was sOme relief to
monotony Of pleasure found in this
that the day was positively warm, /
and several small stampeds took place
among the horses, owing TO the persistent
of the yellow jackets.
Baskerville Is as old as Memphis, and in
.he matter of suburban sites, is every
way superior to it. There are over a hun
lred respectable old families around there
who cultivate cotton, live in great harmo-
vote the Democrats ticket square out
,very time, and read the APPEAL. 1t Is
he soundest locality In Shelby county.
Bordering on Upton, the kindliest rels-
ions are constantly cultivated with the
Of the sister county, msnytof whom
Intended the barbecue. In fact. 1t was as
much the Ret-up of Upton as Of Shelby.
Take all In all, it was the finest thing we
this year
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E~inn.Rasldanf Mntica

No. $685. In the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, TenneSsee.-JOhn Hallunl,
Admir-, ETC., OF h. A. Slate, decd, VS.. Joseph
Massey ct al.
IT having been made to appear to the Court
Il at the April Term, 1871, thereof, that Joseph
Massey, one of the defendants, had died dur
ing the tendency OF this suit, leaving as his
heirs, among others, VIM. Barnes and vile,
Alabama Barnes, - Grey and wife, Ann 4.
and Tennessee Br~eckinrtdge, citizens of the
State of Arkansas and non-resldents OF the
State of Tennessee, and ordering that seize
t3ciRs, ETC.:
1t wal therefore ordered by tho Court, That
they make their appearance herein, at the
Courthouse OF the Second Chancery Court, in
the city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
first Monday in October, 1871, and show cause,
II any they have, why this snit should not be
revived against them, or in their names
as heirs, etc, of Joseph Massey, decd, and
thai publication be made accordingly. This
-, 1871.
N. u. L. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
By GEO. MALLERY, u. q. and N.
l. o, RiVes, Sol. TOR eOmplL. tyN thu
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BARBoUR's SMALL FRUTTs.-C Call at
Oliver & Finnie's and examine.
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COFFEE AND TEA.
FOR SALE.
LAND. STOCK Al CROP FORsALE

4 ACRES OF LAND, within 200 yards OF
4 L the Poplar street turnpike road, 5miles
east of the city, with good dwelling. fine
house. servants houses, and all necessary
Outhouses; 2 fine young mare mules, 3 nne
young mares, good for saddle or harness
gOod cows as this county can produce, ali
giving milk; small stock or hogs. abundance
of fowls, 2 nne market wagons, good farm
wagon, new dump cart, and all manner OF
implements for q farm or market garden;
good young orchard, and as fine a growing
crop as there is in this vicinity, with ali kinds
Of vegetables, neld and garden, now ready
for market; as fine a well of water as ever
flowed, being purely freestOne.
In consequence of my bad health, l Will
sell the whole at a great bargain. For infOr-
nation inquire at my stand, In Poplar street
market, between the hours OF 5 and 10 am.
or on the premises, Joining ]. j. Smith
and William Holmes. X. IL
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NATURES FREsCRIPrION.-WHEN
IN Nature produces a great remedy for dis
ease, the best thing science can do is to follow
her prescription. By separating the water Of
the famous Settler Spring into Its elements,
that WOrid-renOWned Spa effects such unpsr-
allied cures, and by combining those els-
ments artihcialIy In
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CITY ORDINANCE.


AN ORDINANCE
To encourage the prompt payment of city
taxes for the current year.
Be Il Ordataed By the General oOuaeil Ofge cUD
SECTIoN /. That the City Tax Collector be
and he is hereby authorized and instructed
to allow TO each and every taxpayer who
shall, previous to the hrst day of January,
lS72. pay the taxes due from him or her TO ne
city of Memphis for the fOrty-fourth corpor-
ate year QS7p, a discount at the rate OF ten
taxes he or she shall pay for the period of
time 10 shall be so paid previous TO said first
day Of snuary, 1872; and the amount so paid
shall be taken and accepted by the CITY of
Memphis as q full payment Of the entire
amount OF the taxes due by such person.
SEC. 2 The privilege hereby offered shall
not be extended beyond the drst day of jan
uary, 1877, and after that date the Tax Collec-
tor shall be required to collect the full
amount ofall the taxes that may remain IN.
paid.
SEC 3. This ordinance shall take effect and
be in force from and after It's passage, and an
ordinances Inconsistent with this ordinance
are hereby repealed
Passed nrsf reading and referred TO Ordi-
nance Committee OF Board OF Aldermen, july
8, 1871, referred to Ordinance Committee OF
Council July 9, 1871.
Passed nrst reading, as amended, by Board
Of Aldermen. Rules suspended by charter
requirements, and passed second and final
reading by Board Of Aldermen July Is, 1871.
Passed hrst reading, as amended; rules
suspended and passed second and final read
ing, as amended. by Council July Is, 1871.
Approved July IS, I7L-
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest:
l.. r RICHARDS. City Register.
oFFIoE OF CITY TAX COLLECTOR
Memphis, July 22d, 1871.
The tax books have been turned over TO
and in accordance with the above ordi-
nance INVITE ali taxpayers to take adVan-
tage Of the same.
FELIX w. ROBERTSON,
syS3 City Tax Collector.
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FOR SALE.
Lots for Sale In Ida City, on Long
Island, New FORK.

IDA CITY Is situated on Long Island, IS
Il miles from New York city, the Long Island
Railroad running centrally through Ida City.
Lots there are hereby offered for sale en- the
credit Of ten years, payable in ten annual in
s~talments-say 50 90 per year on each lot.
parties owning the above property pro-
pose 20 sell to the Southern people Ope-half
Of the lots, say 4O00, on the above terms,
without interest. The East River Bridge is
now in process of construction. connecting
Manhattan Island, upon which New York is
situated, with Lon Island.
This Is a good opportunity for any person
of this section of country 20 invest mail
sums In the purchase of these lots. Terms
are easy, and within the reach of all. Prop
erty on Long Island will rapidly increase In
value as soon as East River Bridge is COM
pleted.
Map OF the City Of Ida can be seen, and full
information given, upon application being
made TO H1. FONTAINE,
Corresponding Secretary,
tyQ no. - Madison street.
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EDWARDS MEMPHIS CITY DIRECTORY
FOR 1872.

The above publication viii be issued 81
usual for the coming year. Completeness
and reliability guaranteed. We refer with
pride 70 our Directories Of the past three
years, of this city.
As a guarantee for the future, Mr.. L.
Soards, general agent Of the Company, will
call on our business men for their sub
scriptiOns and advertisements. Southern
Publishing Company publishers; Richard
Edwards, superintendent and Managing
Director.
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-Leddin's College.

-Leddin's College.
Attend RObertsOn's College.
W. 2. MitChell's school, SO8 Third st.
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents per
copy, can Re had of all newsmen in the
city.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. 2lI Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for 6fty cents.
ST. JosEPH's IEFIRBARY-In charge of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streets.
To OUR FRIENDs.-We invite letters
from our friends and subscribers in The
country. We want news In the fewest
words. Local movements and events,
politics, crops and industrial and educs-
tionsl progress. These are the things to
write about.
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CENTENARY PROCESSION.

Ssddle-horses are in great demand for
the occasion; many Of our citizens will
appear mounted. The Fire Department
and Police have received q cordial invita-
ton 70 participate. We trust all wall turn
out. The Committee are spsring no pains
10 make all happy who join. All who join
are invited free to all the privileges.
Memphis viii not be behind In doing
honor to the great poet.
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Hight of barome-
I. J. BROWN. Observe
WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF ca. Sic. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, July q, 1871.

No important change has been reported
nom the Rocky mountain and Pacific
stations. The high pressure on Lake Su-
poriOr has extended southwark to Ken
lucky and eastward to Lake Huron. The
low pressure that was north of Lake On
tsriO has gradually disappeared. That
which existed on the western Gulf
has probably moved northwsrd. That
which was west of Illinois still CON
tE1ues. NOrthessterly winds have pre-
yIdled from Michigan to Lake Superior
and to the Missouri river but are now
changing to the southeast. The weather
has remained without material change
In the South Atlantic States. Rain has
fallen on the immediate Gulf coast,
Threatening and cloudy weather hss pre-
walled during the day from New York to
and thence to Iowa. Threat
entng and rainy weather will prob
ably extend tonight eastward to
Michigan and Eastern Tennessee. The
Is probable for Saturday in the inte-
ri0r of the Southern Gulf States and
pleasant weather for New England.
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ATE Of Macon, Tennessee, is admitted as
IL a Partner in our house, dating from June
/, L57I. SMITH, NEEL a CO.,
No. Z Monroe street.
Memphis. Tenn. July ]. Is7l. w.
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SUMNER BARGAINS,

&c FIrEINe. BID seoond street.
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RIVER e
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

Grand Tower, q. W. Cheek, T. ID. Allen
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s'4S am. 2p.m. IlO;4Sp.m.
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Greenwood Seminary

THIS celebrated Female Seminary, near
Lebanon. Tenn, begins its next session
the FIRST MONDAY in BEPTEMSEk
There Is an able Faculty elegant and capa-
cfOus buildings; an unsqualed retreat or
study, Health and Moral Training regular
Church attendance: daily Physical EXERCISE
the Delights Of a HOme,c combined with the
fnstTuctIon OF a school. - From the LIST OF
the many patrons OF the school, reference H
made 10 Col. ]. 7. Leath, DT. FTayser and Y M
Il. GreenlaW, OF Memphis FOr Crcuiarsr
with terms, etc. apply 70 the Principal
MRS LAWRENCE
r. U. Box -, Lebanon, Tenn
JuIy H. lsT- iyi4d2W
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N~an-Rssldsnt N0slcs.

No, 3B, r. DIN the Second nancer
Conrt OF Shelby county, Tennessee.-S z.
Joneg and others vs.. Nh. walker j.. M.
Brad ord. W. 3. Johnson and SON ct al
vT sppearing from bill duly sworn to IN this
csnse. that the defendants, W. II. Walker,
I nj bradford, W. B. Johnson and son, are
non-resIdents OF the State OF Tennessee:
m Is therefore ordered, by the Clerk and
faster. That they make their appearance
hersip. at the courthouse Of the Second
Chancsry Court OF shelby county, In the
citV OF Memphis, Tennessee, o N or before
the first Monday in September, 1871,
and plead, answer or demur to complain
aats' bill, or the same Will be taken for con-
fessed as to them, and set for hearing AZ
parts, and thai a copy OF This order be pub
Iished one q week for fOur successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal This July u, Ill
A cOpy-aftest:
MI l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By q. BELCHKR, Deputy q. and NJ
Vance a Anderson, Soils. tor complainant.
fViV Wad
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TENNESSEE PRESS ASSOCIATION.

The Committee Of Arrangements having
failed to complete their work in time for
tbs proposed excursion Of the Tennessee
Press Association to leave Nashville on
the first of August, ~ heretofore an
nOunced, the time of departure from
Nashville is postponed to Thursday,
August 10.
IRA P. JONES, Pres't.
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LAZARUS & MORRIS perfected spects-
clos are the best. They never FIRE the
syes last many years without change;
ara warranted not 10 break. F. II. Clark
q Co, jewelers. and Opticians, No. 1
Glark's block, go Main street, Memphis,
are sole agents for this city,
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Medical College,
Medical Dspartmt Of Cumberland University


A LEXANDER ERSKINE, ND, DEAN,
~ Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
BENZ. ". ANENT ND. Professor Of the
Principles and Practice Of surgery.
DUDLEY ID. SAUNUER5, NJ D., Professor o.
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
RICHARD b MAURY, ND, Professor OF the
EOBT. W. MITCHELL. Md, Professor OF Ma
teria Eedica and Therapeutics
ALFRED d. VOORHEES,, Md. Professor Of
Aural and OPhthalmis Surgery.
j., IOSEPH WILLIAMS, ND, Professor OF
Physiology and Physiological Anatomy.
ELI MCFARLAND, ND, Professor Of
Chemistry and TOxicOiOgy.
stratOr OF Anatomy.
ROBT. TUNNEL. NJ D., PrOsectOT 70 the
Professor of Anatomy.
The Nineteenth Annual Course OF Lecture
in this InstttutiOn will begin on MONDAY
October 18th and cOntinue TO March i 1874
- Uissecttng rooms open October ist. and
students will ind that in Memphis The faelI-
ties for the study of Practical Anatomy are
unsurpassed.
Clinical Lectures viii be given each week,
throughout the session, at the City Hospital
and City Dispensary, FREE or CHARGE
Good EsIsrd can be had near theC oilege for
TERMS:
For the full Fees OF All the ProfssFors--S5C OF
Demonstration ID "a
Naturalization , u
Graduation U Ul
B8 Since The last Session the Medical COL
Iege OF Memphis has become the Medical De-
aTtm Of Cumberland University locat a
az Lebanon, Tennessee, and as such Is perna-
nently established in Memphis.
- For any Ia regard 70 TINS
ana other matters relating thereto apply 20
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, ND.
tyI4-d-W Dean Of the FacultT.
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nlSsekiisa Of espEtRsFablB.

Memphis, July l. ls1
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LosT.-Yesterdsy afternoon ct about
halt past four O'Clock, from a barouehe,
q black lace shawl with a purple border.
The finder win be suitably rewarded by
returning the same to
L. KREMER.
Or Main sfraaf
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1 HAVE the best of Pittsburg and Cam
mel coal and A No. l coke, elegant Rsh
wood and superior oak, Measure andqual-
ity guaranteed. Prices reasonable. Sat-
isfaction CT no trade.
GEORGE MELLERSH,
South Court and Main streets.
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DISSOLUTION,

THE partnership OF W0lcott, Smith q Co.
Is this day dissolved. by A. M. Smith re-
firing. L. n. WOicott continues the business
in mis- own name, and assumes The liabilities
and collects the assets OF the late firm
l.. N. WOLCOTT,
A. N. SMITH.
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FOR SALE.

II OCKAWAY-A handsome secondhand
IL rOckaway, almost new, at
- Second street JyS
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ANY person wishing to purchase q
beautiful cottage can ascertain particu-
lars BY applying to Col Alexander, Busi-
ness Manager Of the APPEAL.
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WANTS

TUATION-By q Lady Teacher OF Vocal
- and instrumental Music; twelve years
experience in the South; best of references.
Address. Miss q. Z. MAY, lbs Michigan ave
nue.. Chicago, Ills. iva
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EpUATIONAL.
SIAIE EEMALE cnLLEGE,

Ladies, 81 Miles Southeast Of
Memphis, Tenn.
INCORPORATED WIFE COLLEGIATE
Il Powers and Privileges by the Legislature
or the State.
Course OF study Com prehensivs and Thor
ouxh.
Instruction given DAILY BY twelve Profess
sorg and Teachers IN all the English Branch
e., Ancient and Modern Languages, Drawing,
Painting, Wax, FTuiI and Flowers, Orna-
mental Needle Work, etc
Superior advantages Tor AU5AJs 4nstru-
mental and Vocal
Location. Buildings and general Senool
Advantages, every way superior. -
50 The FAN Session viii opel me HCoAD
MONDAY N SEPTEMBER
For cataiOEuss. circulars OF other mIoEMA
ton, address q. COLLINS. D-D-fFfes Z.
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EcoNoMT.-By using Mrs. Whitoomb's
Syrup for children many a DOCTORS hin
can be saved and much suffering ayerted.
Read the advertisements ia another COL
umu.
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udrassas the hair baautifaIIv.
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JOE LOCKE, 2S6K Main street, has
Cody, Peterson, Leslie, DemOrest, Har-
per, Galaxy, Eclectic, Every Saturdays
Monthly, Appleton's Monthly, Phreno-
logical Journal, BallOu, Pleasant Hours,
and q host Of other late mOnthlies, all the
illustrated weeklies and principal dsilies
Of the United States.
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AFAIN STREET LOT-COrner lot southeast
vi corner Of Main and Broadway, IA feet
on Main by $50 on Broadway; viii sell 81 8
low price, and give easy terms.
q. A. STOVALL.
fv9S SU Main street
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FOR BENT.

TOTTAGE-Nery nice cottage, No. SO Main
PAUL A. CICALLA,
ivN No. SIS Shelby street
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THh heretofore existing cOpartnershtD be-
4 tween h. RaWalsk and N. Peterson, un-
der the hrm name and style or =. RaWRlskt
q Co., has this day been dissolved by mutual
consent. Mr.. +. RaWalskt viii continue the
business under the same nrm and style as
heretofore, and will assume AL liabilities
and collect ali outstanding debts OF said nrn.
+. RAWALEKI.
N. PETERSON.
MEmphfs. Tenn. IuiV N. III fvl9
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the KISSES LANE

Il GEO. D. HOLMES. Principal
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

BOARD. - No. ] Rooms. with hrst-rate
ID board, at 81 Court street. Day boarders
accommodated. 1yS
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srHAN FIrTINs. Sl5 Second street.

To INSURE a good driven well, get u
Of Phil. J. Mallon q Co.'S new points, at
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SUMNER BARGAINS,

In remnants Of all descriptions, next
week at
HERZOG & BROS.
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WILL OPEN A BOARDING School
w for Young Ladies, in NEW 1Ohk
CITY, on WEDNESDAY, September ~, lslL,
For reference and circular, apply 10 l. Z,
Kirkland, Esq, President Jackson insurance
Company, Memphis, Tenn Bb
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SUMNER BARGAINS.

In remnants Of all descriptions, mex
HERZOG q BROS.
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4 WEAVER.

WAR DEPT, SIGNAL SERVICE, U.S.A.l
MEMPHIS, July ., 1871.
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AMERICAN DRIVEN WILLS at Drowned
Brownies, Sl5 Second street.
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LOCAL NEWS.

THE FINEST WATERMELOEs are 10 b
found at the City Ice House, on tee.
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In remnants Of all descriptions, next
week at
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