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PARIS.
Peace Come at Last-RssumptiOH
of BusinssS-POlitlGaI and
0ynastiC Movements.

VERSAILLES, June 2.-The discus
sion upon the eligibility of the Orleans
Princes will begin in the Assembly
next Monday.
Henri ROChefOrt is to be tried by
military commission tomorrow, on
the charge Of melting civil war and
pillage.
The search for concealed arms con-
tinues in Paris, and is Of the sIictest
character.
The French press still discuss the
question Of the future character Of the
government, and are nearly unani-
nous for a republic.
PARIS, June ENTRY and exit will
be free on Saturday to foreigners on
the Identification Of their papers.
Active measures are in progress for
disinfeCting the city. Many shops
are yet closed.
The Journal dss De5ats says the
4th Of September men have OUtlived
their time; other papers support
Theirs and the Republic, protest
against monarchicaI intrigues, and de-
mand the transfer Of the Assembly to
Paris. The GdulOis says Paris must
submit to the will Of France.
LONDON, June "A dispatch from
Havre, yesterday, says that eight
millions Of francs have been paid the
Germans for the maintenance of their
army in the vicinity Of Paris.
The insurgent prisoners are arriviny
at st. Owen.
Victor Hugo is in London.
VERSAILLES, June 2.-The que5-
Of hrn r. q oil r,F
Prince de JOinYille and Of Duke
d'Aumals will be under discussion on
Monday next in the Assembly, when
it is probable that the fusion of the
two branches Of the House Of BOur-
bOns will be announced.
PARIS, June 2.-The Paris Journal
considers the appointment Of NJ. LIE
France as Minister of the Interior,
and NJ. Ferry as Minister Of the
Seine, to be the reply Of Theirs to the
intrigUes Of the Orleanists.
The real leaders of the Commune
were Kane, Marx, jacob, Blanqui,
FOnatehein and Diebracks. The idea
of burning Paris originated with Ja-
cobi and FOnatehein. Papers have
been seized which show that these
men are in London, and now plan
ring new schemes, designing to make
Lyons, Marseilles, Madrid, Turin,
Rome, Naples, Vienna, Moscow and
Berlin scenes Of fCOndagratiOn.
Two thousand Communists will be
imprisoned in hulks at Cherbourg;
900 have already arrived at that port.
The Steele advocates extensive decen-
tralizatiOn Of the administration. The
Journal des De5Gts expresses astonish-
ment at the persistency Of the Ass en-
bly, in holding alOOf from Paris.
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Ths Futurs Of FIsh.

NEW YORK, June 2.-The Iri6H'1e's
Washington correspondent telegraphs
that no doubt Secretary Fish has long
intended to resign as soon as the
treaty Of Washington was ratlnedl
and formally OF informally he placed
his resignation In the hands OF the
President a few days ago. Many OF
the Presidents most trusted advisers
have, however, opposed any change
in this direction, on the ground that
If 1t was not absolutely necessary 1t
would weaken the administration.
The President also is personally
opposed 70 Fish's resignation, and he
remarked to a Cabinet minister ON
Sunday that Fish would not leave II
he (the President) could help. It is
generally believed that the matter will
Be allowed TO rest for the present.
Should Fish insist and his resignation
be- accepted, he viii be requested to
AT Al arbitrator on the part Of the
United States at Geneva, and it Is be-
ueyed that be win accept the mission.
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LOCAL NEWS.

--Leddin's College,
Attend RObertson's College.
w. q. Mitchell's school, S0S Third St.
Miss Maggie Fesly will teach at the
Linden street school during the summer.
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents per
copy, can be had of all nsWsmsn in the
city.
VIII. Mansford, at his book and peri
Odical store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers.
"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.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
can be had Of all the newsmen in the
Ctty-JOe Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and EmmOns q Son, on
Jefferson street,
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The Insurance CanvsatIuu.

NEW YORK, June 1.-The National
Insurance Convention concluded busi-
ness and adjourned until October next.
a resolution was adopted in the mat
ter of deposits that they should be left
entirely to the States themselves, with
only the recommendation from the
Convention that when deposit or
guarantee capital not less than $780,
600 may be required by the law Of
q State Tor the benefit of the policy
holders, it is unwise and unnecessary
to require additional deposits in any
ofhor State
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HOME DISPATCHES,
A Railroad Kuss.

WASHINGTON, June "A delicate
case, involving conflicting claims of
the Union Pacific and Kansas Pacific
railroads for bonds and lands, has
been referred for decision to the At
tOrney General, who has announced
that his opinion will be ready this
week. The conflict arose from a resO-
luton that was introduced into the
House by the late Thad. Stevens and
passed by Congress, which, it is
claimed by one party by reference,
repeals part Of the charter Of the
Dthar
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LITTLE ROCK,
Grant and Clayton Blowing Up Their
Party in Arkansas.
Clayton D0dgss the Contest IN Pa-
Iaski County.

| Special to the APPEAL.l
LITTLE Rock, June 2.-The feeling
runs higher and higher here at the
Federal removals. The cOlOred men
at first refused to believe the report,
but as it becomes known posi-
lively that Whipple and Catterson
have been decapitated by Grant,
the negroes are oUtspoken in their
disafection. Clayton has been strain
ing every nerve for two months past
to effect these removals, in order to
prevent the investigation Of the late
election and the outrageous frauds per-
petrated by him and his tools for his
election to the United States Senate.
Failing himself, it is alleged that a
heavy pressure Of some kind was
brought to bear by his (ClsytOn's)
friends on the United States District
Judge here to make such representa-
tions at Washington as would effect
these removals and save Clayton,
Belden & 90.
Governor Hadley is said to have
procured such letter from the said
Judge, and started to Washington
with the same, while it strikes the
minds Of all honest people here as
monstrous that Clayton, the indicted
criminal, should be able to procure
the removal Of these officers for the
discharge Of their official duty, and
that before he had a trial to determine
whether he was guilty or not.
The Democracy, Of course, rejoice
at this fatal mistake of Grant. Many
here thought that the Republican
issue in Arkansas, and Republicanism
in Arkansas and Republicanism in
Washington, were two different
things, but this shows Grants hand
in sustaining Clayton's frauds in Ar
kansas, and protecting him from the
enforcement act, which, it appears
now, was only made to catch Demo-
Gratis. 1. G. Mills, the candidate of
the Democracy for Sheriff in the last
election, and S. R. Harrington, sort
of political eunueh, are announced as
the successors.
This was designed as a shrewd
dodge to silence the complaints Of the
Democracy at this infamous proceed
ing, and to suppress the operation Of
the law against these high criminals,
but it has deceived none, and, on the
contrary, excites as much the disgust |
of the Democrats as it does the indig-
nation Of the Republicans.
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WALL STREET.

NEW YORK, June 2-CottOn quiet and IN
changed. Middling uplandE, lTISc. Flour
steady and in moderate demand, s696 IS,
Shipping grades extra Wheat dull ana un-
changed; red and amber, 81 649l 50. Whisky
nominal. 921Sc Coffee dull add unchanged
Rio, IS0l6c Sugar shady and in moderate
demand; Cuba. 85Sgg5z. Molasses dun; mus
covadO. 38a45 Rice frua, $685.,
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MARRIED.

COLLINs-CoMFORT-s sn the S1st ult., IN
Pamela, Miss.. at the residence OF c. Miller
Esq., by Rev. c. Collins. CHARLEs g. COLLINS
Of Memphis, and Miss KATE COMFORT
Of Pamela.
BARTON-COLLINs-O On the Ist inst, al
the state Female College, by Rev. o. Collins,
Esq, JAMES n. BARTosf, Esq., OF Little Rock,
Ark, and Miss LIZZIE COLLINS, daughter OF
the officiating Clergy
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Dsss This Ksaa a Rev ?

NEW YORK, June 2.-The Wash
ington correspondent Of the Sun al
le9es that on Monday last, General
SickeIs was instructed by telegraph to
notify the Spanish Government that
the estates belonging to American cit
izeps ia Cuba, which had been se-
ouestered, must be Immediately re-
turned to their owners, and the Jam
ages of their sequestration must be
paid, or Warlike measures would be
at once set on foot by the Govern
ment.
General Eiekles was to give the
spanish Government one week in
which 70 make its answer.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MEMPHIS TAKATER. - HOoley's Min
strels and Burlesque Opera Troupe open
at this place Of amusement Tuesday
night, June 9Th. Their stay is limited to
five nights and Saturday matinee. This
is the first trip HOOley's minstreis have
made in eleven years, as their success In
New York, Brooklyn and Chicago has
been unprecedented by any organization
Of minstrels IN the world. The chief
cause Of Mr.. HoOley's success Is, that he
has always employed the best
artists in the profession, each
member Of his company being q star in
his speciRltv
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Candy, lGs-ersam aHd q Great Many
ether Coed Things.

None of the promenaders upon our
principal and beautiful thoroUghfsre
can have failed TO notice the large con-
fecti0nery establishment Of POdssta
& Cazassa, whose elegant and COM
mOdiOus ice-cream saloon, in Odd-FellOWs'
Hall, Is one of the great resorts Of the
bellies and besux Of the city. Podests &
Cszasss are gentlemen of experience in
their line, and are prepared to wait upon
customers, no matter what their de-
mands. They import and deal wholesale
as well as retail in groceries, green and
dried fruits, nuts, pickles, preserves, sar-
dimes, cigars, wines, London pOrters and
Scotch alss. They manufacture their own
candles and confectionery, and can be re-
Lied upon to hll orders for the country as
If the customer was present.
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NOTICE.

The drawing of the Real Estate Dlstri-
button Of Memphis for 1871, viii take
place on the 4th day of July. The OH
ces for the disposition Of shares in this
city viii close on the 9th day Of June.
PASSMoRE q RUFFIN,
Agents and Managers.
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WANTED.

A SITUATION as salesman In wholesale
"A or retail house, dry goods or boots and
shoes preferred, by middle aged man VINO
has an extensive acquaintance gaCec{nQ1
the country adjacent 70 Memnhls. heler-
enees EXCHANGED, Tor further particulars
address, ~, 9. @" at 20i Main streas JeA
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OUR SUNDAY SCHOOLS.
In UHI0a there Is Strsnglh-A saEd Of
Brothers.

At a meeting held at the Office Of the
Southern Life Insurance Company, June
2, 1871, for the purpose Of taking steps TO
organize q Sunday School Union, upon
motion, Ben. May, Esq, was appointed
chairman, and J. L. Wexford, Secretary.
It was unanimously resolved that al
the Sunday schools Of this city be re-
quested to elect one representative from
each school to attend q meeting to be held
at the Cumberland Presbyterian Church
SUnday( tomorrow afternoon, at 4 o'clock,
for the purpose of effecting a permanent
organization of the Union, the object of
which shall be to promote the cause Of
Sunday schools, to disseminate Sunday
school Information, and to afford greater
facilities for extending acquaintance
among its active friends.
Resolved, That a committee Of three
n. W. Speers, D. GOber and H. 7. Sale
be appointed to draft constitution and
bylaws, to be presented to the meeting
on Sunday next.
BEN. MAY, Chairman.
J. L. WELLFoRD, Secretary,
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Strangers and visitors to the city should
not fail TO call and sse the superb and
elegant Chickering Pianos on exhibition
at the warerOoms of 81. G. Hollenberg,
IA Second street, opposite Court street.
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REsOU re Es
NoTIcE To SHIPPERS,

CLHvELASD, OHIO, Nay q, 1871.
To Shippers from Memphis, Tenn:
NFR. ISAAC G. MEASON has been appoint
VI ed Sole Agent OF ths South Shore Line
At Memphis He viii work via Evansville,
New Albany and Cincinnati by river, and
via Memphis snd Louisville railroad line
all rail. All other agencies in Mem phis OF
this line have been disco ntinued. Bills Of
ladtng for freight shipped over this line must
be signed BY him. as no other party has any
right or authority to give bills Of lading for
the line in Memphis, and none but nlg VIII
be recognised. o. b SKINNER.
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PERSONAL.

Col. Joseph K. Moseby, of Fsyette, and
the Hon. Robert Caldwell, of Gibson, the
the brother Of the distinguished J. P, OF
this county, sls at the Peabody.
Col. Claus, an ancient editor from Tren-
ton, was interviewing Greeley, last night,
Mr.. Hasselmsn, editor and proprietor
Of the Indianapolis Journal, is at the Pea
body.
LINEN HATS. New styles at
LEIDY & co -
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HlNsON & MAYEs.
DENTISTS, 233 MAIN STREET

A RE Plugging Teeth for Cash rom one 70
"A three dollars each cavity Of decay, and
deiy competition IN all dental operations
afraat mvIT
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LAW REPORTS.
gnnrana eaurf.

Special 70 The MemphlB APPAAL.I
JACKSON, TENN, June 2.
McKenney vs Overton Hotel Co., tried.
Occupied the session. The next case open
Is Aiken vB Ferguson, number ten.
Twelve cases on Laudsrdsle and Fayette
disposed OF in Judge Nelson's section.
Forty-four cases sre left on the fourteenth
gectfOu
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THE steamer Laura leaves Memphis for
Mound City at and II o'clock am, and
and s pm. Leaves Mound City at 8 and
am, and and pm. Hacks leave for
the lake st N. and pm. Fishing at
the lake is fine now, and all the - Isask
Wal5ons" will do well to note the above
arran genlant
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FIr.t cIrouIt court-RsIsksII. Iudae.

This is motion day. The following con-
stitutes the calendar for Monday next:
14l0, Severson vs Swingley and wife;
1475, McClusky vs. Smith; 1903, Brooks &
LaWhOrn vs. Beecher; 1911, Royster &
& Co. rs Williams; 1541, Hsdden & Avery
vs. Slater; 1912, Mebane, guardian, vs.
Jones 1864, State Of Tennessee VS. Muir
ply; 1859, Moore vs. Wolcott, Smith &
Co.; 1869, Barton VS. Tate q Brinkley,
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BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
ARRIVALS.
DEPARTURES.
T. h. Allen, CIV. Cheek, Grand Tower,
s. J.. Hale
RIVERS. WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

RIVERS WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Weather warm, with q fine shower Of
continues to decline. At Cairo it Is fall
ing slowly. The Ohio is receding at
Louisville, with feet in the canal. White
river is falling, with q good stage from
JacksOnpOrt out. Arkansas river fell 18
inches yesterday, with feet inches in
the channel from the Rock out. There
was fair amount of business doing on
the wharf, with moderate shipments con-
siderlng the large list of arrivals and de-
Darturee
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JAMES PARK.

THE FOLLOWING NAMED g GESrLEELEE
Il have been selected a. Marsuals and mem
bers Of the different COMMITTEES IN the order
General JOIN G. FIZER, Chief Marshal.
Major K. P. DuECAE,
Captain R 4 VAECE,
Captain CHRIS. 5TELEEUEL,
Captain ], O. THRALL,
Captain E A. COLE,
GATE COMMITTEE
7. z. BsasIey, Chairman, T. p. Adamz- E.
nor MeriWeather, Lewis PCdEsfl- E. J1ars-
r. ]. Black, n. ". Johnston, Charles Locke
r. J, Malone.
FLOOR COMMITTEE
Nv. Eneed. Chairman A. J. Black. Garrett
Hughes w. j. Pollard q, ". haalll-5r- u. ~
Arnold, ", g. Parker, Raphael semmes- .-..
B. ". Coleman, Dr. r. " Mitchell Fred
Wolf, ogden FOu1alner j ames ElB1Cll, IT, 81. =.
Rnett, u. B. Mes arland, Henry M1Ots. Oscar
Woodbridge, Moses White, EEbert TOoL1-
ridge, B. Dudley Frayser. Dr.. Frank -l1a.
COltOu Green, J. II. Bate, Frank Fsuu, N l--
ter Goodman, ". L Dud-
RECEPTION CO1IAITTEE.
Hon. Jefferson Davis, Hon. LsEam O.. Esr-
ris, Hon. Jacob Thompson. Kew. L. j. " heat
HsV. ". N. Patterson, Rev Jan es Car--l- -1la5-r
Gideon J. Pillow Ut. Erak-Eer A. 2
DrOeBcher, ". Y. Q. Eu11ass y ]. Morgan W
r Hunt, Hon. ". 7 Avery Y. H. CE-s- s--
]. ]. DuBOse, J j. Murphy y. h stevens o.
W HeisEeL, j. q. Edm-r1su1- ". T.. z-l-r.
Harvey MatLeE, j. - Ellp9lu.
COMMITTEE ON PRESERVATION or Orr
LEHs
JIG. Barbour, Chairman g. b. Hutc1tsuu.
j. W ECgau. Ben white W. FL z-L5z- j. =.
BsasIey, II. 81. Neelyf We O. Aum1u- Ias.
Conner, 7. r. Cannon. @. ". aanD Dau-, u. b.
Elliott j. p. Strange j. j. Drake, j. e.
Bridges, W. ID. Mex auueTr W. L. Cameron.
". L. Anderson, Jas. Murphy j. B. Gibson.
The members OF the several committee
wllrepOrt TO their resp pectl7a Charm ~ who
in turn VIII report TO- the Chief Marshal and
be viii denue their duties The Assistant
AILr5hals viii report 70 the Chief Marshal r1.
assignment Co duly. Gentlemen appl-L-.-
upon the tifeIeE- committees declining .I
serve. viii please report without delay al any
member OF The ElnferraluIuH-L Committee. .H
their pLacee may be 6led- as 10 Ls alsu .l-.e.g y
necessary. TO insure a success. tina. che COM
uftrees should be full and effective.
Tickets OF adm lssiou hfty c9lt5 aaeL. HUa
viii be on sale az the different hook and lrlE
stores T. n IJhE5LOEf
j. A LOUDON.
j. g HATLEEE
r. T. ENGLISH
O.. N j. THUaN0EU.
Committee On Entertain luleus
PICNIC PRIVILEGES.
Sealed proposals. win be received for the
purchase Of the Bar, Confectionery, Ees-al-
rant and Shooting Gallery privileges or TIE
picnic TO be given under the auspices OF the
COME crate Relief and Historical Association
on Saturday, June 3, at James PARK 1u---
Tuesday, May 80, l8Il, u M, zt ~ -LcL time the
proposals viii be opened. Proposals r1 be zl-
dressed TO the Entertainment Committee.
No. -53 Main street, uTL
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By TELEeRAPB.


NEW ORLEANS, June ARRIVED: Olive
Branch, st. Louis; ClsrksVille, Arkansas
river. No departures.
NASHVILLE, June 2.-The river Is ris-
ing, with 3 feet on Hsrpeth Shoals.
Weather warm and showery.
VICKsBURa, June 2.-DOwn: Glencoe,
4 s.m,; James Howard, 10 am; Edtn-
burg, 10 an; Psrgoud, 2 pm; +. e. Lee,
8 p.msi Up: Victoria, 9 am; Ajax and
barges, pm. Weather wsrn and clear.
River falling fast.
ST. LOUIS, June 2.-ArriVed: City Of
Vicksburg, Vicksburg. Departed: NJ. J.
Wicks and Dexter, New Orleans; Belle
Memphis, Memphis. River falling again.
Very heavy rain this siternoOns accom-
panied bv thunder and lightning.
CINoINNATI, June 2.-The river has
fallen foot in the past "a hours, with 10
feet in the channel. Business dull.
Weather warm.
Cairo. June 2.-Port list: Grand Lake,
Lonisville to Baton Rouge, 9 PM; Henry
Anes. New Orleans to St. Louis, 5 am. I;
Sam J, Hale. Cincinnati TO Memphis, 6
am; Virginia, Louisville to New Orleans,
Yam. Bee. 81. Louis TO New Orleans, 2
nm. John II. Grossbeck, Cincinnati to
New Orleans, s pm; City Of Alton, New
Orleans to st. Louis, 6 pm. River sta
tlonary. Weather clear. Mercury s6'.
AIscKLLANEoUs.
The John Groesbeck wiz pass down to-
day for New Orleans.
The b. s. Turner is due from New Or
leans, bound for Cincinnati.
Quite heavy rain shower prevailed yes-
tsrdsy afternoon
The Allin and White, for the bends, had
moderate trips.
The CitV 81 Cairo, for st. Louis, had 4
fair trip, She bad also six bales Of cotton,
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McCOMBS, KELLER& BYRNES
A CHEMIST with a long practical sxpei
n snce in the
COTTON SEED OH. REFINERY,

With several new, very valuable Inventions
and with technical improvements in ne u
PIGMENTS wishes 70 connect with aolAe -
this line. Address. II. Goerneri Aaqs -
East lAlh street. New YORK OILy. ~
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PARLOR AND CHURoH ORoANs.-The
best and most popular can be had st 81,
g. HOlenbegg's, "a Second street,
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NOH-ResIdsnt NofIcs.

No, 208, r. DIN the Second CHANGERS
Court Of Shelby county, TsnneEsee.-Chas
Whippls and others vs. A. Reid and others,
IT appearing from the cross bill OF A. Reid
/ duly sworn to in this cause, that the de-
PENDANTS, Charles Whlpple. Matilda ". Ross,
nee Whtpple, and her husband, Oliver Ross,
8. M. Harris, r T. TOrian, ". s. McRas, Mrs.
Mary Enheld Hopkins, Susan j. Hopkins
and Blanche Hopkins, are each and ali non
residents Of the State Of Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herlin, at the courthouse Of the
Second Chaneery Court, In the city Of Mem
phis, Tenn, on or before the first Monday In
July, 1871, and plead, answer or demur 70
said cross bill, or the same viii be taken
for confessed as to them, and set for hearing
eLparte; and that a copy efthis order be pub
lished once q week, for four successive weeks,
in the Memphis Appeal. This June 2, l87l
A copy-attest:
M. L. STZEWART, Clerk and Master.
By Q. BELCEER, Deputy @. and M.
Myers & wyatt, Soils. for com D plainantg.
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Joe Locke, 2865< Main street, has all the
latest fashion magazines, illustrated
weekliss and the largest variety of dAlies
in the city,
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MnTIeE 10 sRIPPEES.

1 J -oeci-et T-ef5Ar. TENDER. viii take passe1-
,ers and frsiqhb at following rates:
5aFgaqs To Helena and Ertar'a poins.....ss %
a m 7os9irlts below 70 mouth White river 4 90
F-eizhf to an points above mouth OF
Vffhfta rfvers
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SWEETS.

PANAMA hats. Large assortment at
LEIDY & CO.'S.
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To whom II Nay Concern.

A LII goods consigned and stored with E.
~ AcFsrrnan. No. H0Ward'B Row. Mer1-
phis, upon which storage and advances are
due, VII be sold on Sth day OF Iuns next at
public auetion, 20 pay chergea. -
myM q. ACKAEAlA4A'
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NASHVILLE, June 2-COtton demand good I;
low niddling, 1910. Bacon clear sides, 101ze;
hams l25<c; shoulders, 75zc; sugar-cured
hams, packed, l576o. Lard l2c. Corn scarce
and n demand at Zoe, delivered at depot.
oats zoe. Holders ask 81 65 for new wheat.
Flour, IS 25G8 90.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-03

CHICAGO, June .2-Flour-frm and de-
mand fair. Wheat demand fair, advanced
ZQlc. No. 2, spring, 81 265z seller June;
81 265<d9l 26Is seller July; this pm. steady at
OF June; 81 285z seller July. COrn-NO. 2,
mixed stronger, u higher.