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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-28

The court having determined TO take up
the Memphis chancery instead Of the law
docket, we make place for it, copying
from the columns Of the Jackson Demo
crat, as follows: I, CogsWel vs. Selbey
2, Holmes vs. Walton; 8, Temple vs. eager;
4, Murdoch vs. Johnson; 5, Laird vs. Scott;
g. Walker vs. Merrimau: T., CIaybr8Ok vs.
Wade; s., Moore VS. Mathews; 9, Mckinney
vs. Memphis Hotel Co; 10, Allen VS. Fer
gusOu; IL, Bolton vs. Kerr; II, Tuggle rs
WassOn; ID, Green vs. Smith IA, Oldham
VS. Kimbr0; Is, Brooks vs. Walt IS, Still
man VS. Anderson; H. CrenshaW vs. Wat
kiuE: Is, DuunGEay vs. Weudall5 Is, Har-
din vs. Avery 20, Scott VS. JOhnsOu= q,
Steiukuhl rs Wickersham; 30, With
erspOOu VS. Gr0sv8uCr; %, Cook vs.
Swayns; p, Polk vs. Kirkland; %, GRAY
VS. Manning; 70, Meath VS. Craig;
q, Crisp vs. Miller; Is, Goodwin p
30, Appsrsou vs. Cross; 81, Walt va StO-
vail 81, Lee VS. Walt; 50, Walt vs. Cald-
well "a, Hall vs. FOulks; 80, Merriman vs.
Norman; So, Spence vs. Armour; 81, kirt,
land SIS Mississippi and Tennessee rail-
road: IS, Morrison vs. Allen, and Lowry
vs. Alien; 80, Robertson vs. Polk, 90, Nil.
Ter vs. Speed; Al, Clark vs Stanton; A..
CoWar vs. Chandler; 43, StilJheimer vs.
SamuelsOn: A, Moore VS. Pope; As, Parish
vs. MeriWeJher; IS, Kay vs. Smith; A,
Herbert VS. Jones; 4S, OvertOu vs. Holm.
shade; 40, Richie VS. Stowe; 90. Hardy rs
Nelson; 81, Kelly vs. Shultz; 81, Black
well VS. Taylor; So, Bradford vs. Lowsns-
tine; "a, Barry vs. Frazier; So, Walt VS.
Thompson; 50, Tennessee National Bank
VS. Gilbert.
Special to the APPEAL
JACKSON, Tenn, May Twenty.
four opinions were delivered this morn
iuE. No other business was transacted
The Memphis chancery docket will be
reached by Tuesday.
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NOTICE.

The drawing of the Real Estate Distri-
button of Memphis for 1871, VIII take
place on the 4th day Of July. The Off
ces for the disposition Of shares in this
city will close on the 9th day Of June.
PASSMORE & RUFFIN,
Agents and Managers.
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BOYS.

EgYs-Every boy lu the South who sends
Us bis address Wiu hear something greatly %
AIS advantage, and by which be can make
money address W. A. KELSEY & CO.,
We..Iru. conn. myu
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BUY THE REsT.

The Gold Medal Sewing Machine has
been tried by many Of the best citizens OF
Memphis, and is pre-emiaently the best
sewing machine ever invented. It is
patented from four Of the frst-class ma
chimes now in use in this oounbrysnd city
Of Mamphis; is an Improvement on them
all; runs ons-third lighter; uses One-third
less thread, makes less noise; makes the
only reliable siteh; does all work that
any other machine viii do; has the finest
and best table, with plan and simple ma
chinery, though finely polished and is
sold at extraordinarily low prices. p W-
not pay agents large commissioner TO- cary
the machine to your door and annoy you
but will give the commissions omy CUE
tOmers. The machines are soL0 a. oEo
price only. If a lady buys enc mseAlne
worth $50, / viii give her q oress Heten
s.. ii She buys a machine worm 30 a
dress worth Sl0s IL she buys q machine
worth $40. SIX dress worth 81. am
weiI.kucwn in ttis city and county and
viii nos attempt to humbug you. mean
whet i say. Agents wanted in every
co-rnfv ia Arkansas and Tennessee. Call
AMI zee samples Of work and machine.
a. B. MCLARTY.
86k North Court street.
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Carter Line Of Red River Packets-For JEFF
fersJn. Shreveport, Grand Ecore
and Way Landings.
Str. R.I. LOCkWOO ----COgnl master
This elegant passenger steamer -h
will leave as above ~
MONDAY, May 18th, at ~ m.
1T. WASHINGTON, Agent
mvZ8 ~ Madison street.
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NEW SUITS, at very low prices, just re
eeived az the New York Fancy Store.
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Thompson d Steger's compilation Of
Tennessee statutes is progressing rapidly.
Volume LIST VIII beresdy in a few weeks.
Volume End is partly ready and wiz be
completed in August. Orders may be
sent 10 W. J. Gilbert, st. Louis, Mo.
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FOR SALE.

-r0F;SF-A beautiful dHpple grey morse,
rpirited. gtvleish, sound and genlle. ~
Z -ars6n wanting asplendid saddle noIse
mis- b lords an opportunity rarely me- ,e1-
gan be- seen al stable No, as EeeoAu 81
TnHDr street.
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STRAYED.

South Memphis, a yellow COW
~ with white marx on back and a hole ln
each ear: horns have been bored. ANY per-
son giving Information OF the same o. re-
nm ~ rar 10 CHRIS. PIdgeCn, saloon keep
az. south Memphis, win be handsomely re-
Warded me-
EFOEsE-Fr0m Union street. on the even
Ff IuEU ftle2d iustOns hoh1E
blaze face. Two white legs, sore on the rlBE|
side OF the uecE. caused from dtstempeE- A
Hbsr1l reward viii be given Tor the return
of the same 20 81 Monroe street. 70 n. G.
TnetelIO's sEle stable. ms
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ErMWOOD CEMETERY.

The grounds Of EImWOOd are sacred to
almost every family in Memphis and
vicinity. Flowers planted here on the
graves and lots would soon flourish and
bloom and shed their fragrance over the
haIIOwed place, but for the daily depre-
datiOns Of persons who visit these grounds
merely to obtain flowers to decorate their
yards and vases,
We would impress upon all who gain
sdmittsnce that the flowers and shrubs on
lots and graves are private property, and
that the rules of the company strictly
forbid the plucking Of any flower, either
wild or cultivated, that may grow within
the Enclosure. No flowers or vases VIII
allowed to DO Jak6n u of the Cemetery
(even if taken by lot owners from their
own lOts), without a permit from the SUI
p-erintendent.
TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.
If kind words and gentle means be OF
no avail to prevent violations of rules,
this company is determined to see what
virtue there is in the law, A reward Of
twenty dollars will be paid to any person
giving information that. viii lead TO the
arrest and conviction of the party COM
hitting any depreciation or violating any
rule Of the company, for which they are
by an act of the Legislature liable to ar
rest, fine and imprisonment in the county
jail, and the company viii prosecute the
decorators, whoever they may be, TO the
fullest extent Of the law.
JOS. LENOW, President.
MEMPHIS, May 10, 1871.
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TRAVELLING SUITS.
Examine stock.
A. SEESSEL * SON.
LACE POINTS! LACE POINTS
GREATLY REDUCED,
AT
MENKEN BROTHERS.

WILL be opened en- Monday, at the
Southern Palace, 332 Main street, a full
line ofladies' suits, in white and cOlOrs, of
all styles, at a great reduction,
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reject them. and remain unaffected by the
action Of the majority, without having
their efrt7ts altered in the smallest degree.
Hence, there Is no "Bsptist Church.
There is no such thing as committing the
"Baptist Church" TO any particular line OF
conduct. That certain Baptist delegates
ia Chicago did or did notdo certain things
iu no manner duplicates Baptist eongre-
| CATIONS anywhere.
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FOR RIVER.

Msmphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany-u. S.. Nail Line.
For Arkausas River, connecting at Little
Rock with Hght-draught boats OF the line
for Fort smith, and with stages for
BOT Springs, Arkadelphla, Cam
den and Washington, Ark.
STR. CELESTE, l9hH Hafbis, Master
This ELEGANT new s~ide-wheel L.
passenger freight Gamer
leaves as above
MONDAY. May 18th inst, at pm.
FOR freight or passage apply on board OF Al
C8mpanyls Omce. 20. u Madison st.s Mer-
chants Insurance COmpauyls building.
myH W. c. EAIIAsoN, A2sAl-
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THE Memphis snd Louisville railroad
viii run special excursion trains every
hour between Memphis and the National
Cemetery on Tuesday, the 30th inst for
the accommodation Of those who wish to
attend the decoration ceremonies. Officers
Of societies, or other organizations, who
call st the superintendent Office, on
Monday, and make the necessary arrange
ments in advance, IN order to avoid con-
fusion. Ample accommodations Will be
provided for al who wish to attend.
Excursion tickets viii be sold at twenty
five cents for the round trip. Those who
fail to procure tickets win be charged fun
fare both ways.
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STOLEN.

nrULE-One hue Light bay mare mule, l51.
vi hands high, g years old, crooked nlno
Tess. and STANDS with hind feet lar unQeT,
ANY fnf1rmal0u that may lead TO arrest OF
thier OK recovery OF mule VIII be lDeraly
rewarded. 10y giving Information 10 BAL
LENTTNE q WALL, 50 SardiE, Miss. my45
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m OuT-A large front room, furnished, SUIT
IL rrIe FOR Gentleman 20 LADY, or loF LWo
Gentleman. st S3 Main street mya
N OOgs-In suits, furnished or unmrnisneq
IL suitable for gentlemen OF LmlLles, as"
Haiu street
TWO LARGE front rooms, also g nail room
Frrufshed Oh UNFINISHED for taml4es
~ rv0uug Mem. with BoBrd. can be hsd oy
arrT~fur at No. 81 Court street Also lew
-sr boarderz car be accommodated
EE-TerUs re~asouaDleEE 48
DwFILTNG-A nue two story brick dwell
fnr. rve rooms. besides basement Kitten
IN. ETuing room. two store rooms anQ seIN-
anfg raUm. corner Second and MarAetslfee7
Irluire.on premises M
-TOUsE-A fine two-story Brick Dwelling
Et house. with nine rooms Gas, llsLeEn'
"a. no. lT7k EXCHANGE street. inquire oL
r1vlB a.. HARRIS % Main stIeeG
npUTDs HALL.-Seyeral nights in the
week. for lodges or societies, IS ioL EelL
E0r further particulars Inquire 81 A6hE
49, -t-glt myI5
N OON-The room lately occupied by Kite
~ q CorwLue. as Job Printers IN Appeal
6uUdlug. No. u Union street. Apply al Ap-
peal once.
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HE value o. NEWSPAPER.

In yesterday mornings APPEAL, in a
little local paragraph, we told our readers
that Messrs. PassmOre & Rumn intended
to have the drawing for the valuable real
estate embodied in their grand distribu-
ton on the coming 4th day Of July, and
that our hOms-folks had best secure their
shares at once. That q great many people
read that item, as well ss all the others in
our paper. is certain, as we ascertain that
between four and five hundred tickets
we're taken at the Main street office, No.
233Z, up to 8 o'clock last night. We
Will record a larger number in Tuesdays
edition, because the APPEAL Is read, and
its readers viii not delay doing what they
intend, when We tell them the time has
arrived for action.
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Tho following letter win correct the
MISREPRESENTATION to which lt aoY6rJs:
Editors ADDeUJ-Iu order to correct q
rumor that seems to have been mauuiac-
tuE86 for the purpose Of unfavOrsbly
preiudicfng public opinion in advance OF
the appearance Of Hooley'5 Minstrsls in
this city, representing that said company
is GH ordinary ~tTGUeli8g troupe Will you
kindly permit me TO state that during the
past ten years Mr.. H0Oley has declined
an offers Tor the services Of his company,
and the present brief tour has.been under
taken more with the view of sItording the
gentlemen in his company an excursion
Than any desire for profit. This fact will
be patent when 10 is understood that he
secured q special train for their accOmOda-
ton from Chicago to New Orleans, ana
teIegraphed each the st. Charles, in New
Orleans, the Peabody, in this city, and the
Southern, in st. Louis, for the best rooms
and accommodations in those well-known
hotels, besides adding fifty per centum to
the salary Of each member Of the COM
psny and paying all their personal ex-
penses during the trip.
i. may be Judged from these facts that
Mr.. H0Oley appreciates the artistic value
of his troupe, and views their tour IS an
exceptional event, Respectfully yours,
A. i. PARKES, Ag't Of Hooley's.
PEABODY HOTEL, May q, 1911
Go TO see the handsome dress goods for
So cents. ct HERZOG & BROS.
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WILL open Monday, at the Southern
332 Main street, a new lot Of iron
grenadines and linen lawns, st less prices
heretofore,
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MARL sUITINGS
for trsvslinE-ueWs
A, SEESSEL 81 SON.
HATS cleaned, dyed, pressed and
trimmed, by NJ. Cohen, 354 Main street.
READ B. Lowenstein s. Bros. new adj
verlissmeut.
NEW GCODsi-Nsw goods still cheaper
at the New York Cheap Fancy Store, re-
ceiv8d this week. New collars, new hats,
new parasols. No OBS Main street.
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FOR ARKANgA5 RIVF
Fer Arkansas Rlgsr-EsHDais ssa Arsza-
sas River Packet Gu. S.. H1H
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

TVHE Wednesday beat VIII be- W.lIlE-U
II from this date until urrIer notice. ana
only the following boats VII be gun aur.lE
the dull season. tO-Wlr.
The new and elegant Passenger Packet
MARY BOYD, Hai1es, master VII. laar-
Memphis Every Monday. ats O'CLOCK p M.
PAT CLEBUENE, Reese Pritcoare master
Every Friday, at pm, conuEClLE go --l.--
Rock. Ark, with our IECt eraEgl- luEz
U~ARDANELLE and FOhE GIBSON -r eur.
smith and al intermediate points
All the boats OF this line having been El-
expressly for the trade. possess superior nc
Communications for passengers and u-su
passed facilities for Transporting L5 "A.
an points on the Arkansas rlTzr H.
detention, at q stage Of water.
FrBigh1a consigned 20 this cCmuGu- E
Memphis or Mouth OF White river, W. BE-
forwarded promptly 90 destination w
ehargs for transfer.
JOHN d. ADAMS. Frer1 lent
". @. PATTESON, Agent, No. u MEdislL s-I
apI0 MsrchanM ms CO
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BEAUTIFUL linen lawn dresses for 81 90.
Il HERZOG 81 BROS.
ladies' nERORIAL AssOeIATION.

aE HEAAhAAS0 ~ NV ~
LADIES' MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.
-
Every lady belonging to the Ladies'
Memorial Association, o. who teeI any IN
terest in the association, are earnestly re-
gueated TO attend q meeting to be held at
the Cumberland Presbyterian church,
Court street on Monday morning, prompt
". at 10 O'Clock. The committees on the
Monumental Fund and to superintend the
last CommemOrstion Day viii make their
reports. and. as other business of import
ance will be transacted, q general attend
snce is earnestly requested.
LACE SHAWLS
at great bargains.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
LABOR CoNvENTION.-An planters Wis
ting the city to attend the convention
should not fail to call at the Southern
Palace. $50 Main street, to purchase their
supplies in the dry goods line, as we VIII
offer special inducements in plantation
goods.
SUIrsl sUITsll SUrTsl!l Fine lawn
suits at 81 so, worth fully SO, At
b. LOWENSTEIN BROS
"
BARGAINS at the New York Cheap
Fancv store. Ladies will do well to 60
No. 23S Main street and price the goods,
LAST WEEK OF
the Closing Out Sale Of
THE GREAT RED STORE,
go Main street.
The greatest bargains Of the season in
Dry Goods will be sold this week.
NEW STYLES
In Lace Collars. Sets and Uudersleeves at
T. ". JOHNSTON & CO.'S,
80 Main street,
opposite Peabody Hotel
SCHOOL MEDALS
Made to order
AND
Engraved In the
NEATEST STYLE.
W. c. BYRD.
Uate Merrlman'sl. rs Main street.
SEE advertisements Of DR.. Butts Dis
nensarv. headed "Book for the Million
Marriage Guide" IN another column, IL
should be read by all
NEW SUITS, at very low prices, just re-
/ ceiyed at the New York Fancy Store.
Tou LOCKE. news dealer, 236H Main
| street. has all the late papers nom all
| parts Of the United States
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CLEARING SALE OF DRESS GOODS,
THIS WEEK,
MENKEN BROTHERS.

JUST received, a new line of lace collars
Of the latest styles, which we are selling
at very low prices.
D. G. q II. NJ. LOEWENSTINEs
Southern Palace.
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Joe Locke, 1851 Main street, has all the
latest fashion magazines, illustrated
weeklies and the largest variety OF dalies
in the city.
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SPLENDID Paris muslins for So cents, al
HERZOG & BRO 3,
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NEW GOODS.

MOSQUITOES.
Armstrong; Patent Mosquito Frame
cheapest, simplest, and most durable.
Cali and examine it before purchasing
others, at
ARMSTRONG, NALL g. CO.'S,
Furniture and Csrpet-hOuse, 368 Main st.
GAS FITTING, 8l5 Second street.
BUnsErr's COCAINE, the favorite hair
dressing.
pAproR AND CHURCH ORaANs.-The
host and most popular can be had at h,
u H0Ienberg's, "a Second street.
err, ~ FITTING. BIS Second streat.
PITTsBUBs COKE.
just received twenty thousand bushels
best article. -,zu 10
BIGLEY, MELLERSH q 20
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS.
A. SEESSEL SON
Go 10 see the handsome dress goods toE
81 cents, at HERZCG & BROS
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TENNESSEE cnnF.

Go 10 see the handsome dress goods tol
50 cents, at HERZCG q BROS.
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BEAUTIFUL
TRAVELLING DRESS GOODS.
A. SEESSEL & son.
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FOR WHITE RIVER
RAILROAD PACKET co sPAEY.
WHITE RIVER LINE
suHniHa from UeVsH'a Bluff f. EsaHec-f-

WHITE RIVER LINE
RuHniHg frsm DsYsn't Bluff - Gsalec-.-a
with ihe Hemphis and Little e5-k
NOM1IENCESG MONDAY. MaT
j, 1874, the steamer O-Aa
d. Davis. Master EIa. smith arH. Clerk. VIII
leave DeFalLs Bun l.e
DAYS and thlDAL7l 40 9c1A @ on
arrival OF train from Memphis. aor l are
Augusta and Jacks1up8rt- E~=IIrulu- leave
Jaczsouport TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS slH
with trains al DeVa-Ls Bun lor IeE@ -.
Little ROCK.
steamer sALLIE r. win be a--z-l1 the --
making 5u-WeeE-y Hlg To
Point and zearcy ~
Memphis and White Hg7r
Stats3 Val
.THE new and elegant side
wheel passenger packets
f1is IIue VIII leave Memphis llE levs.s
Bluff. West Point, Augusta JaclolElr- aud
all points on White river, as -o#
LEGALTEHDE4l-- John D. l--1-Hr -
Every Tuesday, at5 ocoeE pm
E. r. WALF-------W j. ASHFORD us
Every saturday, al O'Clock p u.-
Connecting at Dsvalis Bun W1E1r--rlal lH
Little Rock and az I4eAl4po
uzht-draughG steamer Fort smith for r1e
hontaa ana all points on BIlcE river.
FOR Eslght or passage %Dp-y e= -l--
Company. ". q. PAITEsJ4s AGENT
u Madison ST., Merchauts LuzIrzlea a
OF 70 ELLIOTT a MILLER A-a-
fe5 Go.2 Promanad- -
FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER
Regular Tuesday Packet a ST.
Francis River,
FOR s. Francis rive, The zaalt helena
Mariana, Madison and WlsE1ur
The new and elegant passenger
RT. FRAN CLEs
7. r Bowman, Captain SAN C. Paine Clsr1
WILL leave as above every
w TUESDAY, at O'Clock p4a
Fer freight OF passage apaig en- -I- OF ID
LAR2E HAEM5ELD q 20 Agents.
fe3 Nos6y ElccE - E-lE5 5-
FOR SHAWNEE VILLAGE.
For shswu e Village aai Gle
The semI-weekIy United states 1lsl 7
OIL CIT
WfIIeqvg Msmphis for shaw 49,
I nee Village, and all informed
laudtngs. every A0SDAL ~
FOR HELENA AND FRIAB-s POINT
Fer CommsF0s, austin, 0 b., Helena AMI
EFiaF's P0.at.
The reliable, Hrst-class passenger packet
Geo. w. Ghes
MARX R.
VIII run regularly al ABOVE. leaving Mem
0 nLUa every LN .EE|" EI -L-.- -
l URDAN, puuctlalIy 8-J T.L
For helgGto or p14lEsr aElE on aa
apps
For Helena, FriaI's Ps.lt, Bsu.sa- W'tl
River, NaB8leoz and the Ezuas.
The United states Gsll Packet
So A. ]. MHiE
Go. MALON ---..---.-.
WIZ leave Memphis MONDAY ann r-
DAYS, puucuuEily STD n-m
For freight or passage apply on .
FRLAR'S POINT AND BENDS
FrIar's Pslaf. Bslsaa and saaaa gatss
States Yah Packet
- Phil AIIin,
James
[ Leaves Memphis M1udlyr, e--H-lg a-.
I Fridays, al 5 PM, commencing OH One H..
/ INST, and cuutIuu1ug through Che season.
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TRAVELLING GOODS
specially,
A CFFSgEL sc SON,
The CHU

The clergy Of the Episcopal Church, who
have been attending their Diocesan Con
veution at Chattanooga during tho past
week, returned yesterday afternoon, with
the exception Of the venerable DR.. Wheat.
Of st. Lazarus, who wss prevailed upon 60
stop at Huntsville to assist i II the Whit
sunday celebration of to-day.
All the churches of the city VIII be
opened as usual for sermons this morning,
with the following changes among the
clergy: Rev. DR.. White and Rev. Dr. Car
michael viii each O~ficiats at the churchot
the other; Rev. Mr.. Parsons, of The Good
Shepherd, and Rev. Mr. Muutord, assls-
tant at st Lazarus, will also exchange IN
the morning, the latter gentleman occu-
pving his own church 8J night.
NOTICE TO THE LADIEs.-JusJ received
at the Southern Palace, 332 Main street, q
new line of lace points and parasols, which
are being sold at extremely low prices.
Cali and price them.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
St. Louis g. Nav Orleans Packet Co
For NatChez, VicEsburg q New Orleans.
OLIVE BRANl H.--.Jonu Il. McCorui master
This elegant and sWitG steamer E@
viii leave as ABOVE ~
THIS DAY. Z5th inst. at pm.
J.T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
=mvEg "a Madison street.
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coRsETS.

CoRSETS.
See our Corsets at Csc.
MENKEN BROS.
IMMENSE BARGAINS.
The Next Thing to Swing Goods Away.
VERY HANDSOME DRESS GOODS
AT 50 CENTS PER YARD,
Ion A.
COMPLETE DRESS FOR ONE DOLLAR
DOUBLE WIDTH LINEN LAWNS,
25 CENTS PER YARD,
Eight yards being equal to fourteen yards
Of calico and consequently the
dress for g OC.
New lot of
SUPERIOR PARIS swISSES
AT 80 CENTS PER YARD.
These goods would sell readily for IS
cents if asked, but we have determined to
make ours the
CHEAPEST DRY GOODS STORE
in the city. Weouly ask for q call.
HERZOG & BRO,
294 Main street.
Will open at the Southern Palace, 1872
Main street. on Monday, a complete line
Of white goods, consisting of swisses, Dlsh-
Cp lawns, Victoria lawns, naiusook, Irish
linens. etc. ct reduced prices.
SPLENDID Paris muslins tor 30 cents, at
HERZOG 81 BROS.
TRAVELLING SUITS.
Examine stock.
A. SEESSEL * SON.
LACE POINTS! LACE POINTS
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P%ITTsBURs COKE

,Just roesived twenty thousand DosheIs
best article. uBsu 70
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PIANOS AND ORGANS

BuRNETF's COOKING EXTRACTS, sold BY
Oliver q Finney,
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TRIMMINGS.

For everything new go to
4. w JOHNSTON Il CO.,
80 Main street,
Opposite Peabody Hotel.
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ELMWoOD CEMETERY.

SUTTsI SUrrs!! SUTTs!i! Beautifu
lawn suits az s. 80, worth fully SD, at
& LOWENSTEIN d BROS.-