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A LIBRARIAN.

The following is the letter Of Mrs. Par
alec Haskell, accepting the position Of
State Librarian:
HELENA, ARK, May IA, 1871.
Hon. W. Morrow, Nashville:
Dear Sir-Your letter OF May II, Rd-
dressed to Major N. RightOr, was received
yesterday. The information contained in
It, that you had been authorized and re-
gussted by his Excellency, Gov. D. W.
q. Senter, to tender to me the position OF
State Librarian, WAS most gratefully re-
ceived. With many thanks I accept the
offered position. Please return to Gov.
Senter, personally, my kind acknowl-
edgments for the high compliment paid
me, and for the respect ne has shown me
as the widow Of my hOnored and loved
husband, Gen. VIM. T. Haskell.
Words fail ma in expressing my deep
and heartfelt gratitude for the great favor
he has bestowed upon me. In accepting
the position Of State Librarian, 1 win en-
desVor to discharge the duties dsvOlving
upon me well and fsishfuily, hoping to
deserve ~cOmmendstiOn and give aatisfac-
ton to all interested therein. Unless
something should occur more than I know
of st present, I will leave Helena on the
18th inst. I wish to spend q few days
there, but will leave for Nashville on the
morning train, May %, and hope to re-
port in person on the oath inst, Please
accept my thanks for tho kind interest
you have manifested for me. Respect
fully, PARALEE HASKELL.
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ELMWOOD CEMETERY.

The managers of ElmwOod Cemetery,
for the convenience Of the public, have
opened an Office in the city, at No. 81
Union street, and appointed q Secretary
and Treasurer.
On account Of the many complaints
made by lot owners of dspredatiOns on
lots, the company is compelled to enforce
a rigid ticket system from snd after first
May next. Each lot owner is entitled to
a ticket of admission for his or her family,
with the privilege q introducing stran-
gers accompanying them. Special permits
will be given to strangers and others
wishing to visit the cemetery.
Lot owners will please call at the office
in the city and procure their tickets, which
may be had from this date.
From and after first Of May, no inter
ments made or work done without an
order from the Secretary in the CITY.
A messenger will be sent u to the
Cemetery daily, when required, at 10 an.
and 4 pm, during the week days, and on
Sundays at 10 Jam. Persons having orders
to send out will be particular to note the
office hours before the messenger leaves.
Samuel ". Phillips is Superintendent,
and has charge of the grounds; his ofnce
is at the north entrance of the Cemetery.
The Office in the city will be open from
s to 10 am. and 2 to 4 pm. daily, Sundays
excepted. On Sundays viii be open from
9 to 10 a. only.
No lot can be used until paid for, and
all work ordered must be paid for In ad-
vance, at the time the Secretary gives his
order.
By order Of the managers.
JOS. LENOW, President.
JNO. H. LENOW,
Secretary and Treasurer.
g. W. PHILLIPS, Supt.
MANAGERS:
JOS. LENOW, A. N. EDMUNDS.
W. B. MILLER, J. D. WILLIAMS,
J. NJ. WILLIAMSON.
April Is, 1871.
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LOCAL NEWS.

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's College.
W. 2. Mitohel's school, sos Third st,
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents per
copy, can be had Of all newsmen in The
city.
VIII. Mansford, ct his book snd peri
odieal store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly pspers.
"A fine lunch is set every day, at the
Madame Vincent saloon, No. is Union
street. Don't forget the place, because
you will be well served.
The DAILY me the WEEKLY APPEAL
can be had Of VI the neWsmeu in the
oiry-Joe Locke, on Main street, Mans
gord, on Second, and Emmens q Son, on
Jefferson street.
The Wheeler & Wilson Sewing Ma
chine Company inform US that there are
over three hundred thousand more of
their machines in Uss than any other
patent, and that they will sell over two
andre thousand machines tlais year.
60 20 Z. A. Benson's, 81 Main street.
the Old9st and most extensive music
house IL the South, where you will find
more pianos, organs, musical Instruments
and shes music than all ali other houses
combined, consisting Of the great Stein
way & Sons pianos, the Gabier. the
Emerson and the Vose pianos, and the
Masonic Hsmlin church and parIor or
gans, which will be offered at wholesale
prices. So, and take your cash with you.
YOUTH's and Childrsn's Hats, Francis
GO & Wiggin.
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a RnnK az - MILLlM.

MARRIAGE rA 4 R nTzsH1 92G 5s8ss s5o 81
GUIDE. s Go m ay5is Fl ne 30 TeTSs
esonn a. tha sexual system with the latest
Isee~srfsa IN ~producinE and preventing OF.
-ryinr- DreaarVing the complexion, etc
ThM IS an interesting WORK OF Two huudra
and twenty-f0ur pages with numerous en-
~a-fnrq- and contains valuable iuG0rmatFcn
~ fhose who ars married OF contampIats
marrfags: stil 70 Is q book that Oughthn -
under lock and key, and not laid carelssl
about the house
8snt 70 any one tree OF poztagsl for SO esnfa
Address Dr.. Buts' DispenEarY, no ii "a
Eighth street, st. Louis, No.
81 NoScs % Ms Affected nad Undo~asues.s
Before applying to the notorious QuAcEs
Who advertise IN public papers, OF using any
matter what your disease q. Or how dspiora-
bic your condition.
Dr. Butts can be consulted, personally or By
maAi on the diseases mentioned In d Wuf&l
once No. u u, Eighth strest, he2 AarE9tan1
DhaatnuE ~ Tnufa. No a4E
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FOR HOT SPRINGS.
-O@ -@ N~s
Little RsOk to Hot SpFIHas-Aoeoamsda-
tlan Hack Line.

WIN. s. DAVIS. PROPRIETOR. IAMPRE.
w pared with very superior FOur-Hpring
Ambulances, good Teams and attentive
drivers, to transport invaltds and Others to
the bot Springs, or any part Of Arkansas, at
figures as low as the lowest. An ambulance
VIII seat i've persons besides the driver and
carry 300 pounds OF baggage. Tn seats are
so constructed as to form 8 bed. and iDValids
ride in a reclining posture. Persons tais-
graphing ear have conveyance 10 meet them
st the boat or train by which they come, and
tGk as much time in goiug to tns Springs
which are sixty miles from Lltd8 hOeAs IS
may be most agreeable to them.
DAVID Q. WILSON, Passenger Agent
Once. aiken House, Little Rock, and stables
corner OF First and scott streets myD
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ID aOFEEsIONAL-As the undersigned has
E never used his profession fo- the purpose
merely Of . MAErEG NJEET,' and a. he Is
supposed 70 be in easy circumstGnces, and
hiss declined 70 attend SURGICAL cases, At
MIGHT. tbs impression has prevailed, for
some time, that he Is Indifferent TO tar calls
OF the sick. This Is a mistake; he loves his
profession. and IS never more happy than
when relieving suffering humanity.
mvD C. SNYDER.
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Fer Arkansas RfysF-Hsmphis and Arka1-
sas River Packet Ca. s. Nail.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

THE Wednesday boat VIII be withdrawn
a nom this date unit further notice. ard
only the following boats VIII be run during
the dull season, tO-Wtt:
The new and elegant Passenger Packet
AAkI BOYD, Hatnes, master. VIII leave
Memphis Every Monday, ats O'Clock o M
PAT GLEBUHEE, Reese PTitchard, 1astar5
Every Friday, ct 5 pm. connecting az Little
Rock Ark, with our lEht drauE1t beats.
DAHDANELLE and FOET 6IBSOE for Fort
Smith and all intermediate poinls
All the beats Of this line having been built
expressly for the trade, possess superior &C.
eomnnodattouB for passengers and uusura
passed facilities for Transporting freight 60
al points on the Arkansas river Wlrnour
detention ct any stage OF water.
frelEn@ consigned 70 this company a.
Memphis OF Mouth o. White river, win ba
forwarded promptly to destination without
charge for transfer.
JOHN D. ADAMS. President.
W. 9. RATI80N, Agent, No. - Madison ST.,
apl0 Merchants ms Co Building.
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THE GREAT Isl srORE.

We still continue to sell bargains in
Grenadines, White Goods. Trish lineng-
table damssks, handkerohisfs. etc, but
the greatest bargains are our Misses and
Ladies' sewedShoes of which we still have
q large quantity. Every article marked
In plain figures to sell, from which we do
not deYiste.
VIM. FRANK,
go Main strset.
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TEE proud position Of superiority
awarded to the Knsbs piano, It SIN "a
tains; unsurpassed in excellenes Of wo1k-
msnship, unapproachable IN facility OF
touch, unrivaied in purity and 6rmness
Of tone, and especially suited to the Deou-
l~isrities Of the Southern climate. can
everybody at Goepel's, 375 Main street.
and Try It for yourselves.
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Flrat Glrnplt Eanrf-HaIakaM. Iudns

Flrst Circuit Gsurt-HsIskslI, Judge.
The following is the calendar for to-
morrow, May p, 1871, which will be called
after the appearance dOcketis disposed of:
l29, Marshall VS. FrOlick; 1913, Gross vs.
Sharpe; 1876, Roberts VS. Brinkley; 222,
Harris VS. Hill; 259, Lsftwich & Cash VS.
Van BrOcklin ct al; 277, Francisco & Wig
gan VS. Brinkley & Conrad; 279, Memphis
Cotton Mills VS. Page ct al; 2SI, Weaver.
trustee, vs. Cleaves, extrX; 28S, O'NeilIs
and others vs. Mercer; 2S4, Scales, special
admir-, vs. Goodman; 285, Saunders vs.
Goodman; 2S6, Seal VS. Baird Bros. 28S,
GOOdwyne vs. Thomas; 2S9, Dent Va
Seheyer; go, Notion, admir-, vs. Greenlaw;
29l, Kellar, administrator, VS. SsxtOn; 2o2,
White VS. Jones; 1913, Lammon ct al vs.
ThurstOn, administrator, ct al; 294, Lynne
vs. Townsend; 295, Carroll 81 Williams VS.
Smith: 2g6, Alexander vs. ClOustOn; 298,
President and directors of Bank OF West
Tennessee vs. Jones; 299, Rose, executor,
vs. Giles, administrator; 800, Ward, sd-
ministratriX, vs. Rembert ct al; 30l, Kel-
lar vs. SsXtOn; 500, Eddins VS. Vensble;
304, Leopold Goepel vs. Mcclure.
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METHODIST.
The Proceedings Of the Memphis District
esafsFsn0s.

The Memphis District Conference Of the
Methodist Church South, held It's session
az Sprtngdale -four miles east OF this city,
on the 18th and 18th inst. This body is
composed Of the regular and local minis
ters in b district, together with lay dele
gates elected in the proportion Of two for
every n hundred members. The Rev.
Bishop Doggitt presided, and conducted
the business of the cOnfersncsto the great
satisfaction Of the members and the large
number of visitors in attendance. The
church within the district was shown 70
be enjoying q large degree Of prosperity.
In connection with the reports made by
the pastors and others from the various
CHANGES, the bishop inquired very close
lY INTO b condition Of all the
interests Of the church, and the
man 1er in which the pastors, Off
GERS and members discharge their
urge upon all the Importance Of personal
piety, family religion and worship, at
tendance upon the ordinances Of the
church, and the return, as far IS possible,
to the former custom Of weekday preach
ing. Resolutions were passed looking to
the establishment Of q mission work
among the German population Of Mem
phis, A committee of one was appointed
rom each of ten different places within
hAH0 4A14AAAsF WAE4U AOA8cb VI W0AoAAR
were destroyed during the war, TO
get up and put into the hands of Judge
Morgan, for collection, the claims
Of the church against the United States
for such damages. Measures were adopted
to give as much life and activity as posi-
ole to the society for the education Of
young men for the ministry, there being
nOW in the district two very promising
young men needing aid to accomplish
their college course. A large number Of
members ION payment of $40 each) were
obtained on the spot. The officers Of the
society for the ensuing year are Rev. A.
Thomas, President; Rev. ".
n. Patterson, Secretary, and Rev.
W. c. Johnson, Treasurer. The
following persons were elected lay
delegates to the next annual confer
ence; r. J. Morgan, T. R. Tuggle, T. D.
Eldridge, Newton Marley. Next session
Of the district conference to be held at La
grange, Tennessee.
Interest was added to the occasion by 3
5undsy-sChOOl celebration, and also q
grand barbecue dinner, and other svi-
dences Of the hospitality OF the Spring
dale people.
W. NJ. PATTERSON, Secretary.
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A SEESSEL & SON,

A SEESSEL & SON,
EMPORIUM
FOR
KID GLOVES.
We keep constantly on hand all the
celebrated makes imported to the Ameri-
can market.
ALEXANDRES,
LADIES' & CHILDREN'S BAJ0US,
JOUVINS,
BRINOTS,
COURYOISIERs,
VICTORIA,
MARIE,
in all eolors and shades, Single and
Double Button.
We call particular attention to our cels.
brated
+ GLOVE,
Blue, Green and every Shade, at
ONE DOLLAR PER PAIR.
A. sEEsSEL & SON.
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Strangers and visitors to the city should
not fail to call and see the superb and
elegant Chickering Pianos on exhibition
at the WsreroOms Of II. G.. HOuenberg,
I4Second street, opposite Court street.
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T. ". JOHNSTON & co. have removed
to the above number, opposite Peabody
Hotel.
A THROUGH sleeping coach leaves this
city every day, running to st. Louis with
out change Vtd the shortest and only all
rail line, the Iron Mountain, leaving here
at 1 pm, and arriving at st. Louis at 8 40
! the next morning. PASSENGERS going by
this line are not subjected TO the annoy
snce Of three changes, including " a Peril
Gus Ferry" trsnsfer Of over twenty miles,
as Vid the other route. This is the best
managed rOad In the Southwest, and no
one who is posted thinks OF going any
other way to st. Louis and the West.
REMNANTS at the Southern Palace.
---s-
TwENrY-FryR CENTS This amount will
buy a bottle Of Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup,
the crest soothing remedy for all diseases
incident to infants and children
HATS cleaned, dyed, pressed and
trimmed, by NJ. Cohen, Ss4 Main street.
WEDDING PRESENTS BRIDAL GlFTSlI
RICH sILvREwARE-
MANY NEW AND ELEGANT
DESIGNS.
ICE PITCHERS, Silver Lined.
ICE PITCHERS, Porcelain Lined.
SILVER PLATED WATER COOLERS,
SOMETHING NEW.
new STYLES OF FINE JEWELRY
NOVELTIES IN FINE WATCHES
VIZ. BYRD Late Merriman'sl
275 Main street.
Three hundred pieces
LINEN LAWNS,
fast oolors, 20 cents per yard.
A. SEESSEL SON.
LADIES wishing remnants at hall OF the
regular price, should call at the Southern
Palace, 1872 Main street.
-e- /
RENOYED.
7. ". JOHNSTON & 90. have removed
q $40 Main street, opposite Peabody
Hotel.
MAOKINAw HATS" Franoiacc & Wig
gin.
GAS FIFTma, ais second street.
ST. JOsEPE'B INFIEMAax-In charge Of
Sisters, conner Third and Jefferson
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2. LoWENsTEIN & Bros. will have the
greatest remnant sale Of the season next
Friday. They will offer an immense lot
Of shifting, prints, printed linen, white
goods, ginghams, percalss, linen lawns, all
kinds of dress goods, plsids, apron checks,
cassimeres, ~cOttonadss and linen for boys
wear; also embroiderieR, ribbons. silks.
Japanese silks, ETC., etc, ETC., all of which
B. LOWenstein d Bros. will offer next Fri
day at a great sacrifice.
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MENKEN BROS.

MENKEN BROS.
-oFFRR-
1000 Novelties in Ladies' Walking Suits
Linen Suits, a stylish garment, 50 so.
Linen Suits, nicely trimmed, g. 70
Linen Suits, very handsome, 81 Loo.
Victoria Lawn Suits, at "a so, 8, g.
VERY HANDSOME
LADIES' UNDERWEAR:
A handsome line of
LADIES' SKIRTS, CHEMIsEs,
DRAWERS,
Dressing Sacks, Etc, Etc.
LADIES' NINE TUCK SKIRTS, 81 OOl
We make a specially Of these goods and
sell them at very low prices.
MENKEN BROS,
Corner of Main and Court streets.
Beautiful line of
DRESS GOODS,
12H cents per yard.
A. SEESSEL q SON,
259 Main street.
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REMNANrs At the Southern Palace.

Without injury or shrinking is gentle
mems yea cleaned and finished like new.
at the popular Memphis Steam DvsinR
Establishment, 262 Second street.
B. N. HOLLENBERG,
Proprietor,
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OPENED.

T. ". JOHNSTON & Co. hsYs opened
at $40 Main street, opposite Peabody
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SOMETHING NEw.-Moyston has intro
duced something for the ladies, called the
Photographic Chart, which Is 8 photograph
OF fOrty-two different colOrs of ladies'
dress goods, by which they can tell eX-
actIy what color their dress will take.
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PITTSBURG COKE.
REMNANrs at the southern Palace.

just received twenty thousand bushels
best article.
BIGLEY, MELLERsH & co.
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REHEAr1s ct the Southern Palace.
larEsr snnELs EnR sunnea laz

both from Europe and the Eagt, show &c
increase Of the circumference uf tbs hoop
Sklrt. T0urnureH, either attached 20 OF
separate from the skirt, are fashionable,
and 3 width OF from - yards 70 ~
around the bottom Of the skirt has been
adopted, though meny ladies' prefer ;
vsrdg for trained dresses. Ny stock OF
,srffsble French C0rEets is complete again
and tbs largest In the city. COrssts by
I7Olseau. VERY, Nine. Dupont 8 be
found IN the mandatory only. Also,
Frsuoh e0uss1s for Misses, Breast Protect
a.. Panisrs and Shoulder Braces. In
dussmsnts % dealers. southern Hoop
sEir9 Mandatory, 1881 Main street.
LOUIS LANCE.
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TENNESSEE cnnF

Thompson & Steger's compilation Of
Tennessee statutes Is progressing rapidly.
Volume LIST viii beready in 8 few weeks.
Volume End is partly resdy and will be
completed in August, Orders may be
sent to W. J. Gilbert, st. Louis, Mo.
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NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

7. W. JOHNSTON & Co. have removed
to their new stand, 80 Main street, oppo-
site Peabody Hotel.
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4a1Mb LAce 8U4NlEf GU @4A1A
Gown from 80, the former Ffha.
HEROIC Bro
"a Main Etsset.
Five hundred dozen
HEMSTITCEED HANDEERyHTEFB,
IS GEMS per d0aau.
A. SEE5SEL & SON.
LADTEs should lot fail 70 price rem
nsnts next Tuesday, Ct Southern Palace.
So Main street.
STAB GALLEY, 2s9 Main street. con-
finues TO make those hne pbotoVranbs
hsmbraudts and Porcelain ~pic.ureS.
DRESS GOODS DEPARTMENT
New lines Of
s. BLACK IRON GRENADINES.
Why CHAP.
NEW BRoCADE GRENADINES,
At
MENLEN BROS.
49, - - 81. U--en-- nngo1a
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REWARDS.

. EEt sEEf MARABILE is.u.-A sweet
- voiced. adectionate Canary Birds, len Il
little home, No. Sc Court street, Friday even
ing Il mHT have gone on with q poetlcal
dispatch by telegraph. In any event. q ube-
raj reward viii Be paid for IL restoration 70
the family that petted and spoiled IT, myA
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r. B PACKER has removed his s@os
to his coal yard, corner Washington an6
Second,
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PlANOs AND DREAMS.

LOOK AT the striped and checked ecru
linen. Something new entirely, st B.
Lowenstein q Bros,
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80 sTANn.

7. W. JOHNSTON & Co. have removed
to and opened at $40 Main street, opposite
Peabody Hotel.
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PARLoR n CHURCH OHeANB-Ths
BEST q most popular can be had &c II,
g. E~olenbsrg'a, "a Second atrset.
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In price, as well as excellence, the
Knsbe piano and the Smith American
organ, are beyond all competition, as
those will hnd who call On Goepel, 375
Main street, and inquire the prices and
try the Instruments.
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$40 MAIN STREET.

THE largest remnant sale of the season,
commencing Tuesday, May q, 1871, at the
Southern Palace, 332 Main street.
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Joe Locke, 236H Main street, has all tho
latest fashion magazines, illustrated
weeklies and the largest variety OF daliss
in fha CITY
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AT COILS, 267 MAIN STREET.
STEaKBOATs.
FOR VICKsBURG.

United States Mail Line for V~lcksburg.-FoT
Helena, Napoleon and Vicksburg.
BELLE s .. LOUIS--.----Eslgler, MASTER
This elegant passenger pacEst -
VIII leave as above
EMONDAY, May 22d, at S pm.
Freight received 81 theHt.LOuis WhaTf5oat.
". X. JILL Agent.
my2l FLEM. CALVERT. Supt.
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ARMSTRONG, NALL & CO.'S,
Furniture and Csrpet-house, 368 Main st.
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LAW REPORTS.

First Chau0ery G~Ourt-koFgaH, Chancellor.
Court viii meet at g o'clock tomorrow,
when the following cases will be tried;
1874, Williams vs.. Temples 1880, Miller
VS.. Bsndy.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOB WHITE RIVER.
RAILROAD PACKET COaPAHY.
WHITE RIVER LINE
RHBnlag from 0eYaH's Bluff O. e-BHBeoils8
with the HsmphIs ana Little Rack g.. e.

COMMENCING MONDAY. Nay L.
- J, 1871, the steamer OSAG
3. Davis. Master, Chas. Smitlers, Clerk VIII
leaVe DsFalPs Blur MONDAYS, MEDNE5-
DAYS and FRIDAYS, at S O'Clock p-m ION
arrival Of train from Memphis. for Dez are
Augusta nj T~acksouport. Return1z. leave
-JackEonport TUESDAYS Us and
8ATUHDAIB, a. 5 pm making CCnue I'm
Little Rock.
As early as the traks VIII justify, the
steamer SAILS v. VIII he added 70 the lluar
making trf-Wsskly tEp5 70 Augu-ta, West
Point and Bearcy. JNO q JAWS
ana 8uDt- Railroad PACKET To-
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MOSQUITOES

Armstrong; Patent Mosquito Frame
cheapest, simplest, and most durable.
Call and examine il before purchasing
Ofbaru OF
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SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed "BOok for the Million
Marriage Guide" in another column. It
should be Esad by all.
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WHITE GOODS SALE.
See our White Yictoria Lawns, at I8c.
Jaeonets and Swisses, at I21c and I5o
MENKEN BROS.
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REMNANrs At the southern Palaoo.

GALL at Star Gallery, 249 Main street,
and examine the specimens. None ex-
hibited but what were made by MOyston.
Go see the Hurdle Race at ST. Georges
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TEN thousand remnants win be exposed
for sale at the Southern Palace, 1872 Main
street, on Tuesday next.
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Buys

BOYs-EvCy boy In the South who sends
Is his address VIII hear EsmethinF greatly 70
advantage, and by which be can make
address W. A. KELSEY 4 co.,
Neriden. Gem. myL
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avnNTILATINe HATS" Francisco a
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JOE LOCKE, news dealer, 288X Main
street, has all the late papers from an
parts of the Unitsd States.
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REMNANT sale at Southern Palace, S3z
Main street, on Tuesday next.
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T"0CKH0LDELss' MEETING.

OFFICE sRgRETABz MISSISSIPPI ElFEE
K~ArrRoADn C~ouPANTs Z
Mempt hs, Tenn May 8 ELL
NOTICE is hereby fdvsn 2 emeelag O
RauWav company. 10, called % assemble AZ
So Tosyufv Courtroom, on Union street,
Mepe~h n. Tenn, on the second Tuesday,
beio@ ~ 1sfh day OF june, 1871, 70 elect nine
n5rsst ~ FOR said Company TO serve for one
year frf9m the ninth day OF July next, nc
nntil - cir Successors are elected and QRali-
81 or der OF the Board OF Dreeters.
John Il MORTON,
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