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sees, old 67t; new, CIT; Virginias, new,
793i old, 6S; North Carolinas, old, At; new,
25.
SToCKs-.Western Union Telegraph, SOL.
Adams Express, 14; Wells, Fargo & Co.,
49, American, ST.; United States 57i; Pa.
ciic Nail All; New York Central, 09t do
scrip, o.; Erie, 80; Harlem, 1901; Read.
ing, Ill; Michigan Central, 1894; Oleve-
land 81 Pittsburgh, 1249; Northwestern,
85t; do preferred, 08; Rock Island, 114s;
New Jersey Central, 108; St. Paul Get; do
preferred, Sls; Wabash, 64i; do preferred,
So Fort Wayne, oct; Terre Haute, 80i;
Chicago 81 Alton, 119; Ohio s. Mississip.
pl, 50Ei Cleveland, Columbus & Clncin-
natl, S9t; Burlington & Quincy, 1b9;
Lake Shore, 109s; Indiana Central, 299; IL
llnols Central, 1S4i; Union Pacific bonds,
1909; Union, 500.
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Terrible Carnage at Clamart.

French Intervention Asked for the
Pope.
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STARCH-6OBOXESFO s PEARL
~ S, starch, Just received and for Sale BY
Pa n. REILLY.
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Subscriptions Renirtd to TIE Gb0rS LoIn al Ns
National Bank Of HGSt PiTGiRtd, al nhNdliHg.
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HOBBY HoRslcAL.

READ Walker Bros. price list.
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LOCAL NEWS.
College.

-Lsddin's College.
Attend RObertson's College.
-DoIbesr's Commercial College. 23OMsir
w. u. Mitchou's school, 808 Third st
j. J. Suter, Furniture, 2S2 Second st.
Gold and silver plating at A. Monroe ST
Cleaning and dyeing to perfection, al
B. A. HOllenberg's, 262 Second street.
The DAILY APPEAL, five cents per
copy, can be had Of all newsmen in the
city.
Fine lunch spread daily at Holei in the
Wall. Don't fail to call on George, No. Ig
Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel.
VIII. Msnsford, at his book and perl
Odical store, has all the late magazines
snd illustrated and weekly papers.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
san be had of all the nsW1smen in the
CiJy-JOe Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and EmnOns & Son, on
Jefferson street.
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4 JUBILEE.


A number Of Germans held a meeting
at the Casino, on Adams street, last night
for the purpose Of considering q peace
festival tor Memphis,
j. Gronauer was in the chair. D.
Paute was selected as Vice President,
and +. W. Battinghaus as Secretary.
Some speaking was done, and the toll
lowing resolution was adopted:
That we celebrate 3 peace jubilee by a
toroh-light procession, If possible, on the
same day when the same is celebrated
throughout the United States, 81 not on
the day after the news OF peace shall have
been received in Memphis. If on sun
day, the celebration TO take place on the
following Monday.
The following committee was appointed
to raise funds;
A. L. ROeshcer, W. Miller, G. A. Ecker
y, f. Rawelsky, D. PsnJe and F. W. But
tinghaus.
The following Committee Of Arrange
ments was appointed, 70 procure torches,
etc:
L. Roescher, J. L. Eichberg, A, Lotza, J..
Specht and P. Hoen.
All German societies will participate.
Z. Ackerman, Chairman Of the War
Committee that was appointed some
months ago, CAV notice thst he was the
proper authority to call such mseting as
the present, and there was no necessity
for any new society or organization for
peace purposes. He and his Treasurer,
Mr.. Eckerly, had all the necessary means,
he ssid, for carrying the thing through.
This multiplication of elaborate and ex-
pensiye machinery was nc use. he would
not sanction the meeting nor indorse its
proceedings at all. He said he was elected
by e~ighty-hve men, and he represented
them yet.
The gentlemen managers of meet
ing suggested he had been spesinted for
war purposes, that his mission had been
fulfilled. This was a peace institution,
q different thing altogether from the OBJ
Ject ne had been appointed to effect.
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Yesterday was the first day Of 'Lent,' p
called by the fathers OF the church capptt
jeWBfi, "the head of the fast.'' 1t Is
also called dies ceRert8l, "tbe day oil
eshes," in allusion to the custom Of
sprinkling the head with ashes. Il is the
beginning of q penitential term, which
lasts five days, to commemorate the fast
Of our Lord. The sprinkling Of dust upon
the head Is a reminder OF what VI are
of our fall. "PsIUis eS, et IN pUlUerem
reUerferis." Ashes are also used as a sign of
sorrow. David lsments, az have eat
ashes like bread, and I have mingled my
drink with my weeping" The name of
the day is a memorial Of ancient manners.
ga man who appeared with his body,
hair and dress covered with dust, an
nounced by such exterior his mourning
and affection. Examples of this are FIRE
quent in the scripture, being mentioned
in Job, the Kings, the Prophets, and also
the Gospels. In the frat centuries of
Christianity when public penance was inn
posed, ashes were cast upOn the heads of
those who were condemned, and they
were obliged to stand without the gate of
the church, amid the lamentations of the
people within. The ceremonies of Ash
Wednesday in Roman Catholic countries,
are q continuation Of this primitive
usage. The old linen of the altar and
fragments of consecrated wood are
burned, and the ashes carefully collected.
Before the celebration of the mass, the
priest in mourning robes recites peniten-
tial psalms, and solemnly blesses the 81
cred ashes. Then all the faithful approach
and PROSTATE themselves, while the priest
makes a sign OF the cross with the ashes
upon the forehead of each ofthem, repeat
ing zach time the words of the anathema
pronounced upon Adam for his sin: IRE
member, man, that thou art dust, and
unto dust shalt thou return" The people
having thus listened to the sentence Of
death, and each bearing upon his brow
the prophetic ashes, return to their
places. The sombre mOnOtOny Of the
ceremony, the silence which follows it,
the confusion of all ranks and the humili-
alton of all pride which attend this COM
mon recognition Of the trsnsientness Of
human life and the f~earfulness of destiny.
render it n Of the gravest and most IN
pressive of all religious rites. The follow
ing regulations for Lent have been issued
by the Right Rev. DR.. Feehsn, Roman
Catholic Bishop of Tennessee: Flesh meat
will be allowed by dispansaJiOn once each
day, on the following days: On Mondays,
Tuesdays and Thursdays, except Holy
Thursday, which is the last Thursday in
Lent. On all Saturdays, except the
Saturday of Ember Week and Holy Sat
urday. All Wednesdays and Fridays will
be days of fasting and abstinence.
Services were held in all the Catholic
Churches in the city at nine O'Clock yes
terdsy. After mass, ashes were sprinkled
upon the fOreheads of the humble who
knelt before the sanctuary, acknowledge
ing the Iswship of their origin. Morning
and evening services were held in st. Lag
arus, Grace, Calvary amidst. Mary's (Epis-
Churches. All we're well attended
each time. These services will be kept
up during Lent,
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
2O9 MAIN STREET,

READ walker Bros. price list.
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PERSONAL.

We understand that Mr.. Adolph Loeb,
formerly of the firm OF Loeb Bros, has be-
come general agent of the Globe Life In
surance Company, Of which Tomlinson
q Co OF this city, are the managers for
the Southwest. Mr.. Loeb couples in
Memphis a d~eservedly high reputation as
a business man, and we feel certain will
in his new sphere of duty maintain his
prestige and do credit as wen as be of SER
vice TO the Globe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-23
Criminal euurt-EnnpIn. Iuans.

Yesterday, more than a dozen INSIDE
meanors were disposed of, and-Henry
Jackson. larceny, n year; Thomas
Rysns larceny, one year; Tom Hsines.
larceny, not guilty; John Williams, lar
oeny, one year. Witnesses and jurors
must be promptly in attendance at 8 am.
The following cases will be called up to-
day; 633, Forrest Powell, larceny; go,
stephen Walton, malicious stabbing;
672, - Cohen, false p~retenses; Sol. Mar
tin Robinson, larceny 1922, d. H.
McFall, carrying concealed weapons; 1925,
ID. II. McFali, assault and battery; 1851,
Emmanuel Hart, larceny; 1858, Joe Lush
er, carrying concealed weapons; 1886,
Warren Singleton, larceny; 1897, Fortune
Walker, larceny; II01, James Schooles,
assault and battery; 1913, James Gala
CHER, falling to settle, etc. 1850, Louis Fl.
Parker, bigamy; lilo, Richard Mills, lar
oeny; 1885, Richard Bills, larceny; Chunk
Smith, Lizzie Smith, larceny; I2l7, J.. L.
Taylor, violating revenue law; Henry
Jackson, larceny; HOS. John Bill md
Wright, burglary; jack Ellis, Thomas
Jefferson, and Daniel Harris, larceny.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-23

CONFEDERATE RELIEF AND HIsToRTCAL
observation-disclosures Of the COnfeder-
ste Relief and Historical Association are
hereby notified hat there will be a meet
ing of the Association this evening, CON-
mencing at N O'Clock, at the Second Cir
cult Court room. A full attendance is
requested.
J. HARVEY MATHES, Sec'y.
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N~on-ResIdsnt Notice.

No. 2l2-N. r. DIN the Second CHANGERS
Court OF Shelby cOunty.-Charles Reimer
VS.. Martha Reimer-
TT appearing from bill duly sworn to IN this
cause that the defendant, Martha Reimer.
q q nonresident Of the State Of Tennessee.
and q resident Of Arkansas: IL Is, therefore.
ordered that makeh her appearance here
in, ct the Courthouse Ofthe Second Chancery
Court Ia the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on
or before the hrst Monday in April, 1871, and
plead, answer or demur to c0unplainanta
bin, or the same VIII be taken for confessed
Is 20 her and set for hearing eEparte; and
that q copy OF thts order be published once
week for ioQr successive weeks IN the Mem
phis Appeal.
This February %, 1871.
M. ID. L-BEEWART, Clerk and Master
By CRABTREE BELCHER Deputy u. and N
Anderson 4 Phelan, Soils for nopIn Iezl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-23

Leayes Memphis Monday ana FIiaavs. AZ s
, M, oOmmencing on the ath fnst. ri r-n-
tluu3ng rhroEEh the season,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-23

fcWHAT have you taken for it2" said
Mrs. Laura Thompson to her friend, Miss
Lake. referring TO a sick headache with
which the young lady was continually
afflicted. "Ob," said Miss IL Owe taken
cathartic pills enough to load 8 cannon"
Discard them 4" said her friend, "and try
maj medicine, Plantation Bitters. Bile
il the cause of your difficulty; and 1 know
by experience the bitters are a certain
cure for biliOusness."
Miss Lake adopted Mrs Thomps0u's ad-
vice, and was cured within q fortnight,
She IS now at the Metropolitan Hotel, and
viii confirm this statement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-23

No. S848, D. r. DIN Che Second Chaneery
Court Of shelly county, Tennessee-F. Sar-
ran q Co. VS.. John OCOnner.
TT appearing nom the supplemental bill OF
i Thomas Ryan, dled in this cause, that F..
sarran and RsfEx Frieburg, composing the
urm Of r.. SaFran q Co, are non-rssidents oi
the State Of Tennessee and residents Of Gin
cinnati, OntO:
lti IS therefore ordered, That they msketheir
Appearance herein, at the courthouse of the
Second Ghancery Court Of shelby county, in
the city OF Memphis, Tenn. on or before the
nrst Monday In April, 1871, and pleed, an
sWer OF demur TO supplemental bli OF
Ihouas Ryan, or the same will be taken for
confessed 81 to them and set Tor hearing ex-
partes n that a copy Of this order be pub
lished once a. week, for four successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal.
This 18th February, 1S7L
A copy-attests
u Z. T.. STEWART, Clerk ana Master.
By BELcHER, Deputy G. and NJ
i. B. Mcfarland, Sol, Tor Thcs. Ryan, feI2
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nov is THE LIE TO sUsscRIaE
M g. w Z ri G.
Has removed her
MILLINERY AND DRESS-MAKIRG
ESTABLISHMENT
10
No. 302 Main Street, Up Stairs.
TfaZgI
Hnn-Rasldanf Nntina

No. l97, N. r. DIN h Second Uhancery
Court Of Shelbv county, Tennest e.-Car
der PHrtsn d Malpass vs.. Mrs M A. Sims
Thomas n. Allen, J. W. Dickinson, b.. r
Dickinson, W. ". Williams, hrm DtcKin'
son, Williams & Co.
IT appearing from blu duly sworn to in thil
4 cause tina the defendant, Mrs. Nj. A. s ms
rs a nonresident Of the State of Teuneltses
and resident OF the State OF Arkansas, Janu
that she Is indebted to cOmplatnants IN rhe
sum OF SIC 5 z0-l00, due by account, and tn al
an attachment issued from this court, 1T
tpching so much Of the estate of said defend d.
az, SIMS, as Was necessary 10 satisfy com.
plalnants' debt, and especially to attach Ger
tain bales OF cotton mentioned in the bill,
witch has been returned levied, etc
II is therefore ordered, That she make her
appearance herein, at the courthouse OF
the Second Chancery Court Of the county
% Shelby, in the city OF Memphis, Tonnes
see, on or before Ia first Monday In
April 1871, and plead, answer or demur 20
complainant's bin, or the same VIII be taken
for confessed rs to her and set for hearing
eEparte; and that q copy Ofthis order be pub
hshed once a week, for four successive weeks,
In the Memphis Appeal. This Feb. u, 1871.
A~cOpy-attest.
NJ. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By q. BELCHER, Dsputy Q. and N.
Myers g. Wyatt soils. Tor cOmpluts fel5
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-23

THE undersigned Commissioners ap-
pointer by the County Board Of Super
visOrs, give public notice, that they will re
ceive until the Sd day of April next, prOpO-
sails for the building Of a bridge over the
TOmbigbee river at Aberdeen, Monroe
conntY. Mississnpi.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE.
2O9 MAIN STREET.

LADIES UEDERWEAR, DAMAGED
Menken Bros. offer to-day 3 large lot of
Ladies' Chemises, Drawers and Skirts.
slightly damaged. To be closed at a great
sacrihcs. Also 5000 yards good ysrd-wide
Bleached Domestic at y cents a yard.
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r-N1rED AECIENT ORDER OF DRUIDs

7 MID lLE OF UhULDo
GsEEssEEG BovE. No. l. q. A. o. D-MeetB at
The Druid Hal, No 81 south Court street, on
the fret and third Tuesday evenings in each
month. J. s. Heiligers, n. A.: j. Beehle CT,
F.A Fl. ". B~uttinghauE, Secretary: John
T. FichberE, Treasurer.
MEMPHIS GEoYE No Meets at the Druid
Hal, 81 Court street. every Thursday even
ing Wm. n. Loeb, n. A. d. 0ertel, v. A (;
Up snide. Secretary barney GRAY, Treas.
GROVE, No. 8.-Meets al the Druid
Hall, 81 Count street on the first and third
Monday evenings En- each month. A. r.
Davis. n. A.. George W. HaEte v. A. N.
Breu. Secretary. Martin Cohen, Treasurer.
s. A CHAPTEE. Eo.L-Meets AZ
the Druid Hall. on The second and fourth
Tuesday evenings fn each month. i. Beeh-
Ter, Il. S. A. A. Hitzfelu, secretary
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HUE q CoRwrNE, propriet0u Of the
Job Printing establishment in the APP
PEAL Building, il Union street are
now prepared 70 execute orders Job
Printing on the shortest notice. Tn pa
irons OF the APPEAL viii bear this Ii
mind and aot accordingly.
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FINNIE a co.

For Coughs, Bronchitis and Consume
ton, in its early stages, nothing equals
Or. Pisrc8's Alt. Ext. or Golden Medical
Discovery. IL Is also q great blood pBri-
her and strength rsstOrsr or tonic. and
for oliver Complaint and costivs con
ditions Of the Bowels It has no equal.
All s%crOfulous and skin diseases. as bin
piles. blotcbes, salt rheum, erysipelas and
eruptions, yield TO its wonderful cura-
tive properties. Sold by druggists.
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NToffcen


OFFICE OF AEArhAs AND
ARKANsAs RIVER JACKET C0HPANTt
MElEPHIs tENNs AeDr1aTy s Eal.
"a hereby given that an election
N VIII be held at The Gompanys once,
No. 3 Madison street, Stanten Block, Mems
pbiq. on Monday the sixth DAY OF March
next. for I'VE Directors, to serve tha ensuing
year. Ballots % be east between the hours q
10 am and pm.
J, D. pARpEE, Secy, fsh5
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on the 18th day q same month, at Selma,
Ala oama, there viii be q joint meeting OF the
Boa I'd OF Directors OF the selma, Marion and
Asr 1phis Railroad Company, o. Alabama,
and the Selma Marion 6nd Memphis Rail-
reat company, OF Mississippi and Tennessee.
NJ embars Of the Board are urgently request
ed { be present. as the consolidation Of the
two Roads viii be the object of the meeting,
ny, FONrAINE,
ff18 Secretary
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For PIN Blur, Little EOcE, L1ulsburE, Dar-
daneIe, Ozark, Van Buren, and Sort
6mfths composed OF tns following
First claas, LOW-Water treIELr
and PASSENGER PlnEatae
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ssound chanoerY Ceurt...snnti. E~hsnnsInr.

Cases decided yesterday: Barbour VS.
Otis; PeplOw vs. Morris; Hogg VS. Nc
Knight.
Cases set for to-day: 5l4, steele VS.
Steele; 522, Knox vs. Talbert; 524. IddInqs
VS. Stewart; $50, Mcdowell VS. Glenn; ga.
Bartholomew vs. Wright; 547. Jones vs.
Dickens; 563, Topp VS. HetzsI; SOS.
Schreyer VS. Schreyer; 574, Cross VS.
Wood; SIS, Nolan vs. Owens; $40. Shaw
vs. heirs Shaw; $50, WilliiOrd vs. Martin;
5Sl, Tilley vs. Vim; $50, Rsgland vs. An
dersOn; $50, Rsgland vs. Rsmbart; 5S4.
Torisn VS. Reed; 5S5, Powell VS. Ford; $50.
Oannavsn VS. Msgevney; 59l, Topp VS.
Wiggin; 500, Mcclure VS. Foster sos.
Perry VS. DOnahan; 594, SQuerre VS.
CioRlla; 595, WelcA vs. Bond; 59G, Smith
VS. DOoley; 597, Shore VS. Shore; GIG. BLEED
soc VS. Bledsoe; 6l7, Collin vs. Anderson;
6lS, Swsyne vs. Potter; GIG, Dickinson
VS. Rosenback; go, York VS. Garner;
62l, Bake VS. Cadmus; 622, Lindsay VS.
Lindsay; 623, Bales VS. Tucker: 824,
Nelson vs. Nelson; Cps, Louden VS. CITY
of Memphis; 626, Choate VS. Easterly;
627, Dryer vs. Savage; 62S, Broechus VS.
Morgan; 629, Stillmsn vs. StillmRn: $50.
Flanagan VS. Mississippi River Rail road
Company; 63I, Bolton vs. Bolton; 832.
Yerger vs. King3 63S, Hallum vs. Price /:
634, Greenlaw vs. Price; 635, State VS.
DOrien; d36, Young VS. Pattison; 6S7,
Harris vs. HOegle,
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THE DAILY APPEAL can be had on the
day Ofits issue of s. A. Wells, News
Agent, at all points between Memphis
snd Little Rock, for S1.5O per month.
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LAW REPORTS.

First GhsHOsFy C0uFt-Norgan. ChsHBslleF.
The case of Stanley VS.. Eastland occu-
pied the entire time yesterday and viii be
concluded this morning, after which the
case Of Hsllum VS. Wilson will be heard.
Tomorrow is motion day.
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FOB RENT OR SALE

EARM-A valuable farm OF 1919 acres-7O
/ cleared sid very productive; good houses,
orchard garden, lois, etc. etc, On Lagrange
roe -ue mile south o. Raleigh and near n
% %. R. p VIII sell cheap or VIII lease the
same lor lh7L For particulars cal on N. ID.
d. stewart, Memphis.
'aB ANDREW STEWART.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-23

AN EXTENDED oPULARTTY.-HBroWn'
Bronchial TrOchesn have been before the
public many years, Each year finds them
IN new localities in various parts Of the
world. The Iroches are pronounced
universally superior TO All other articles
used for similar purposes. For relieving
coughs, colds, and throat diseases.t the Tro-
ehes have been proved reliable.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ARKANSAS IvER.

asABh!s and Arkansas Rivgr Packet ef=.
Ba~aE--41i3gi States HzH liza.
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POSTAL AFFAIRS.

j. HARVEY MATHEs, Sec'y.
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FIrst circuit Court-HalgkeU. Igd1s,

J y UT UT WITT TTNT-WNTT @WNTN0"
To-day the following cases will be called
tor trial: 773, Wood, administrator, VS.
Andrews; 800, Stovall VS. Saint; 905,
Wright vs. Spicer; 9O6, Cicalls, sdminis-
traitor, vs. Taylor ct al; 9O7, Rsines vs.
Heiskell; 90, Armstrong VS. Grinrod
OF TX; Oil, Trics vs. Weimer; 9I2, Do
riae VS. Duprey; GA, Tardy, Rgeut, VS.
Roberts go, Harder VS. Hughes GIG,
Stoddard q Co vs. Ogden 9I9, Mayor and
Aldermen of Memphis vs. Msrye; 922,
same vs. McRae; 923, Singley vs. Gray &
Duncan 924, Nashville Branch Bank vs.
Cheek q Malone; 925, HaptOn VS. Fealey ;
926, White, surviving partner, VS. Tighe;
9Z7, Fielding, Gwyn & Co VS. Hornsby ct
al; 928, Switzerland VS. Reaves; 929, JONES'
Bros vs. Torrance, executor; $50, GaribsIdi
VS. Palma; 93l, Caldwell VS. Ferguson;
932, Bennett vs. Gregory; 93S, KirkwOOd
VS. Duff; g34, WalUerstein & Kahn VS. Cans.
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FOR SALE.

20 HAD Of Plantation Mules; also a lot
on Of large No Mules, plantation Horses
and Mares. second hand Buggies and Har-
ness. al Armstrong; Commission p sale
stable. 68 Union St. cor. Third. IeH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-23

J, J. HEINRICH, Of the old firm of PHI,
Heinrich & Bro, is always TO be found az
No. Is Madison street, next to the First
National Bank, where he will DO glad TO
receive his friends and customers. The
best wines, liquors, cigars, etc ALWAYS on
hand. J. J. HEINRICH g. BRO.
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Merchants ST. Leuis and Arkansas RiysF
Packet Company.

JOHN 10. ADAMS, President
". q. FATTESJS, Agent.
fel6 No. 3 Madison Sc. stanton HlucE.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
2o MAIN STREET.
- - -. - 81.

coto JozL ooKE's for the latest news
from all sources.
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nLUFF CITY MILLS, 1877 Poplar street; in
Is good repair; wiz sell on essy terms, OF
rauf- D. E. MYERS,
- G7k Main street.
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FOR BENT.

ID OONs-One furnished and one unfur-
N ufrhed second 0oOr, one square from
UcstcIce Apply az this ONCE. feH
ID OONs furnished, at so Main street
WITH BOAED-A furnished room, suit
" able Tor family or q gentleman. APP
rIv 40 No. $50 Madison street. fel
ID OOM-Three large front rooms over my
IL store, $50 Main street
refs s. O. RHINE.
RrAIN STREET sUORE-No. %, lately P.
vi T. Heiurich'E. apply for o week.
felb " A WHEAILE1r Bethel Block
HOUSEWIFE 6 rooms, kitchen and ser
T wants room. spacious yard and cistarn,
30 IS Union street Apply to G. W. NOOR-
EEIs, No, 9 Union street, upstairs. feb
PLANTATION TO RENT-On the 27d day
Oh the present month ] VIII rent The
Brown PLanutiOu, on the St Francis river,
aud viii sell tne stock Tor rent their use and
other property with the place. Notes, with
approved security, required. Steam-pOWer
Gin and saw Mil on the place.
GID. J. PILLOW,
fsI0 Agent OF Receiver.
Helena clarion copy twice.
U0EE-Eo. 81 South Court street, a few
- doors from Main street; store-rOom and
pavement each 81 by "a feet, for lease. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply to
re BRlNKLEY,
1elG No. s. Madison street