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CHlLDREWs CELEBRATION.
Tea h6usaBd GhlldrsH to be 10 the Square
All the TUwns ~s6iacsHt 70 Men,
phis Preparing 70 Send
Delegations.

The great combined Sunday-schOOl Gel
ebratiOn which Is to come of In the Square
on the 10th Ofthis month, promises 70 be
all, and more than the APPEAL, its pro-
ieC5Or, anticipated when 10 nrst advocated
such a movement some months ago. Ev-
erything goes successfully on. The man
aging committee have not met with the
hrst encouragement, on b contrary
everything, and everybody seem O. favor
the celebration, TO give it a good word and
support. The General Council yesterday
afternoon gave permission to use the
Square for the occasion. When the petit
ton Of Mr.. GOber, assistant Marshal, was
read, one gentleman offered antObjeCtiOu,
to the effect that the great crowd OF chill
dren might injurs the grass by trampling.
Alderman MBliOn al once stood un and
said that il would be Justly considered
barbarous to refuse the use of the
Square for such an occasion. He
remarked very truly, that the Square
belonged to the children anyhow. Il was
theirs, and it belonged TO the city merely
TO see that 10 wss kept in proper condition
and not put to any wrong use. The
Square was for such public demOnstra-
tons. The privilege WAS granted at once.
The only question that need trouble the
Committee now is n OF space. Win the
Square accommodate all the children that
will be here to participate? They are
coming in on all the railroads. The little
towns out forty and fifty miles RE already
making preparations. From Raleigh and
Bartlett there win be about three hun
dred. When we take all the towns along
U lines of railroad within easy reach Of
Memphis into consideration, the cOnvic-
ton forces itself upon US that there viii
not be much less than ten thousand chill
dren here Co participate in that grand eel
sbratiOn demonstration.
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veal these secret things, which he refuses
to reveal TO mani
But my On reason Tor not believing
that this appsrition was not the real
Samuel, he Processes TO reveal to Saul
what God would not r0Vsl TO him. He
told him doubtless three ~fslsehOods, two
at least cannot be doubted. He told him
that he would fall the next day, when
according to the best critics the battle
vas not fought for three days after. II
was twenty miles One way from Aphek,
the Philistines' camp, to Jezred, saul'i
camp, and tWenty-siX the other, and the
only general who could make that march
and fight 8 battlein 10 and the same day
died only afeW years ago.
"a That all his sons for 10 Is a universal
affirmative the %appsrition ~used-would
likewise perish on the morrow: which
is not the fact. Saul had ElI
sons ArmOui and M~ephibOsheth,
Jonathan, Melchisua and Ishui (Or Amin
sdabl, and Ishbosheth or Eshbsel; and
only JOhuathsn, melchisua and Ishui
fell in the battle Of GilbOa, while Ish-
Bosheth succeeded his father Saul IN his
throne as King over Israel. Samuel
would not have stated a f~alsehOOds and
the
sth reason-u this was ~samueI-hs
told Saul a vile, wicked man, abandoned
VI GD1e anu LLAAE q
whom Christ declares is lost that, on the
morrow, He would be with Himself, who
was saved, and then in Paradise with
Abraham.
Christ said TO the dying thief, To-day
shalt thou be with me-" The soul Of the
thief was with the spirit Of Jesus in Par
adise, for Peter distinctly tells Us that
Christ did, in spirit, go and preach to the
spirits OF those under guard aud safe
keeping Of Paradise. He announced the
good news that He had satisfied the de-
mands of the law for them on the cross.
This passage, b only one Ia the Old
Testament, that to my mind offers even
the semblance Of proof to sustain DR..
WstsOn's position, is, va have seen, fatal
to il.
In every other passage produced by DR.,
Watson, where spirits in human form APP
pear to man, and are called " men" we
ind they are declared 10 be angels else
where, and If angels, though 10 the form
Of the spirits Of dead men, which never
become angels, or there would be- nc
saints finally.
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Tuesday was decided upon by the nice
people Of Bartlett - the day on which
they should have their Sunday school
picnic. and they bad it. The dampness OF
The air during the morning offered a seri-
GUS obstacle % the complete success OF
The project, and had q bad effect on the
sri0r ~ the one hundred and nifty little
ones who were dOnning their holiday At
tire. The event, however was not post
pJuod, al hands being determined % go
ahead according to previous resolve. A
procession wa part Of b programme;
and In order 70 give spirit and Beauty 70
Lnlsi a number Of appropriate banners,
hurmounted with crosses. and bearing
suitable inscriptions, were ready. The
children had all decked themselves out IN
immaculate white, wearing gErlands Of
mowers, and oceans Of gladness In their
hearts. But the rain came down. pour-
ing down in the most pittless way. pat
terlng on the rural roofs, falling per
LlAoEaly on the muddy paths, drip
ping rom the leaves Of the tresa
and adbsring in infinite Rlobules 10 4
blades OF grass the sky, too. Wa dark. Id
was sad. whenever tbe sky has Ia y-ean
DER such lovely little children ft aIu,svs
looks sad, ike q kind mother when ebe
is spanking her boy, a. much a. 10 saw.
"Mg dear sonnyt ye know I must do it.U
But the dear children we're resolved MOT
10 be baulk8d Of acc mplishing thew
cherished design. 1t was true, they could
not 20 % the woods; they could mot
march 10 procession; they could not re-
iyiee in ths Viadn6ss of the merry sun
shine. But they could 60 % the new
Courthouse, and crown their Queen
there, hear prayers offered Participate IN
hymn singing. and listen with proper de-
v0tionsl feelings 20 the cheerful 6rmon Of
Rev. Mr.. Robertson, Of Brownsville, who
spoke 20 them on b naughtinoss Of chill
dren generally. They, therefore, repaired
to the Courteous, whittier They were ac-
comuanied bY q large portion Of the
elders OF the village. The Nay
Queen. Misc M0llis 4, Mercer, is a
lovely Mtlie girl, - al May Queens
IRE. She was escorted INTO the hall by
tvo Maids or either eide of her who bore
no over her head an srched wreath, and
was followed by Der numerous Maids Of
FFonur. She was then crowned with
every respect for B formalities 81 the oo-
eseifn. and was addressed In eloquent
and p~estical style by ali The kindred
mint tiaf are supposed % be present on
interesting occasions. AMER this
haautinI aud siah1raie ceremony Waa
some more remarks were made uy
oiaur a5d mika, Bnd then there was 3 CIR
III would be presumption 70 az
.rmnt 10 describe the dinner, Or % give
~ 'fra al how ID Was enjoyed, Let 90
mn3ea to say that, within the hulits q a
-s~v rIqid urorgisgv, the listle ones had g
u1errP day, s1d broke up early and
Wsnth night
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LAW REPORTS,

First GhsHOsry C8ETt-zerHsH, ]GbsEOslioF.
Cases set for to-day: 7I2, Williams vs.
Finnie; 1888, Baker vs. Phoenix Life In
surancs Co.; 1856, Norton vs. Heukle;
1858, Clsybr0Ok vs. Grant; 1853, Harmon
VS. L0usdals; lO6G, Personvs Harvey 1861,
Graves VS. Crouch 1902, Ch6ttaln VS. Ack-
ermsn; 1903, Branch VS. Polk; 1868, Salla-
rams VS. Memphis Building and Loan As
ISOLATION; 1914, Creighton vs. Waddell
1906, Taylor & Co, VS. Wade; 1867, Luu vs.
Connolly; 1865, Rose VS. Whitesides; 1853,
Levy VS. Smith; 1910, Gibson VS. New
ell; l67l, Baer VI schwar1snberry
1913, Watson We Meacham; 1914. Mem
phis Life and General Insurance Com
psny vs. Goggin; 1875, Richardson VS.
Passmors; 1910, Gates vs. Humphreys
IO77, Hsrrell vs. Hsrmau; lO7S, Decker vs.
Folger; 1919, Jones VI Bricei 1850, Laird
vs. Street; lOSl, Stillmsu vs. Titus; 1852,
Laid VS. Barber; 1888, LOOnsy vs. Smith;
1854. Moore VS. Moore; 1855, Cochran vs.
Fish; 1886, Ball vs. GOggin; 1857,
Campbell vs. Walker; loss, Walsh
vs. HaIlum; 1859, Mcclure rs Cog
gin: 1890 Saint, eT parte, petition;
1901. Walt Va Thomson; 1892, Griffin,
ex parte petition; 1898, Hall vs. S]snnOner;
1894. Lane VS. Lane: 1925, Groom IS
Brown: 1895. Brady, eE psrte petition;
1897, MAR VS. DOnker; lOgS, WOerne vs.
same; 1899. Frech VS. same; 100, LeCr0iX
We same: ll0I, Msier rs same; HOP, Ar
mour vs. Wilkins; lI03, Bradford VS. Fen
ton: llO4, Neblett vs. Brown; llO6, Gill;
land vs. Alexander; llO7, Magevney vs.
Southern bank. Tomorrow Is motion
day.
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NOTICE

1-DITCE-Is hereby given that no one is
~ authorized TO collect bills due Us except
one OF the drms nor Is any 0uz authorized 10
purchase anything on our ece9unL q q AFm
ar individually. v. I. GhlfflNG 0Og
AWIEG 10 the large supply OF vegetables
" ana many other articles raised upon our
ruu farrn. Weare enabled 20 reduce the price
OF uar Board 70 twenty-five collars per
month. We also have several family rooms
Ia wnfrh We can take families upon reason
-Ffa re-r,s COMMERCIAL HOTEL
ang7 ALLEN BROS Managers.
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This court will convene this morning,
and be- presided yer by J. T. h. Ray,
Judge, etc, for b perpOse Of disposing
OF Hon. G.. W. HeiskeI's cases, viz Nos.
2l5, ZZ8, 433, 49,. AZ, 535, $50, ~, gJ7, Oil,
go. g34. g53, g74, II72 and 1867.
Ihs May term, 1871, Of this court com
meuces on Monday, the 18th instant.
Wednesday next viii be the last day on
which writs can be executed, r~eturnable
% the mex term. The trial docket Ofthis
court VIII contain about seven or eight
hundred cases, and the call will begin 81
the FIRST number.
Attorneys should file their rsplicati0us
whenever 1t is necessary, IN order that
their cases may be transferred At once.
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LOCAL NEWS
-Leddin's College.

-Lsddiu's College.
Attend RobertsOn's College.
-Doibear's College, 30 Main street.
W. Z. Mlteheu5s school, SJ8 Third ST.
Awnings made to order by J.. P. Lalle-
mand, $50 Second street.
the DAILY APPEAL, five cents per
CODY. can be had Of all neWsmen in the
city.
win. Mansford, st his book and peri
n+icsI store, has all the late magazines
H1d illustrated and weekly papers.
A hne lunch is set every day, at
Madame Vincent saloon, No. IS Union
street. Don't forget the place, because
you win be wen served.
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TRAIN AND THE CHAMBER OF
COMMERCE.
His Originality ard Ussfuln5ss-Ts What
Extent We are Indebted 10 Him.

One morning when George Francis
Train was requested 70 appear Al eIeveu
O'Clock on Change, he asked the writer ID
define Tor him subject matters sof dizcus.
sion. Dir. Tram was told 10 urge tbs
necessity for the construction Of a raiIwav
bridge across the Mississippi, and with tbis
view was furnished with a rough man of
our railway system IS begun, and 10 BE-
perfected. Mr.. Train wa also asked To
urge merchants and property-holders, in
the conduct Of their private correspond
sDce. to send abroad constantly, maps and
facts illustrative OF the commercial
advantages Of the city, and OF
the resources Of tbs adjacent country.
On this ample theme 1t VIII be remsm-
bersd that Mr.. Train grew very eloquent
and the crowd applauded with marvel
l0us enthusiasm. In nothing was N.Y.
Trains speech original save In his man-
ner OF delivery, modes Of expression and
ln Illustrations 20 which he resOrted. In
compltanee with the wishes Of gentle
men as then expressed, amap has been
prepared and engraved as shoWn on the
nrat page OF the APPEAL. ID viii be used
10 making q letter sheet, on which &c will
occupy with al the printed matter given in
smaller type, the fourth page Of the sheet.
1ulh printed matter and map viii save
any clAlAsn writing 70 a friend In Ameri-
ca OF Europe the neosssitv of SAVING an.
thing about Memphis or he e0untTv
around Memphis. Sent abroad The fscts
stated viii be circulated from bouse to
house, and newspapers viii COPY from The
printed letter sheet. The writer Is hsyinV
il printed in the German and French lanes
guages and every citizen Of Mempbis
should aid en- The diffusion Of information
il gives, see that it is circulated among our
foreign born citizens, that they may write
their letters on DuPre's letter sheets.
Orders left al the APPEAL office viii be-
flled within s few days,
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500 PAIRS
Ladies' and Misses Superior quality
SEWED SHOES,
Reduced to
ONE DOLLAR A PAIR
AT THE GREAT RED STORE,
No. go Main Street.
a0lD" NATIONAL,

The old National Saloon on Madison
street. near Main. win o regain all its
ancient fame and ~mOn0pOlizs the patron
ace which it 0nce held against sl COM
petition. 1t has passed into the possession
a. Mr. O.. A. ari5Wold, for twenty years
a citizen OF Memphis, and long enough to
be 4 msInbar of the Old Folks ct Home.
he hsa rshtted the E~partneaz a~legantlv
supplied its cellar with every
which tasks VIII approve. IN peflecti1v
these preparations a week viii bs roouired
and the establishment win be opened 81
visitors next Saturday. They vim and
Ben Hollander, the high priest. SERVING
at this magnificent altar 70 BacohuB,
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER
Fer Arkansas RiysF-Nsmphis and Arkaas
sas River Packet C8.-U. S. Nall.
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT

THE Wednesday boa VIII be Withdrawn
a nom this date uutiI further notice. and
0nly the following boats Will be run duriue
the dull season, tO-wlt:
Ihe new and elegant Passenger Packet
MANY BOYD, HatneE, master. VIII leave
Memphis Every Monday. at 5 O'Clock M
PAT CLEBURNE, Reese Pritchard, master
Every Friday, at 5 pm, connecting az Little
Rock, Ark, with our light CuuKht boats
DARDAHELLE aud FOhT GIBSDE FOR Fort
Smith and all intermediate points
All the boats OF This lue having been built
expressly for the trade, possess superior &C.
c~OmmOdatiOns for passengers aul llslE-
passed facilities FOR Transporting u5--- 90
all points on the Arkansas river without
detention, al any stage OF water,
FreiEnts consigned TO this company a.
Memphis or Mouth OF White river, viii be
forwarded promptly 70 destination W-tlSul
charge for transfer.
JOHN ID. ADAMS. President
". G. PATTEsON. Agent. No. ID Madison Sc.
aDIO Merchants Ius co. Building
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
RAILR0AD Packet 90 PAhT.
WHITE RIVER LINE.
Running from DsVaH's Bluff Ga c~sussotisH
with the Memphis ana Little BeCk r.. B.

TOMMENCING MONDAY. Nay -
D, I57I. the steamer O-AGE d.
4. Davis. Master, CLas. smiruer. JI6rE- VIII
leave DeFaLls Blun MONDAYS. EEDNE=-
DAYS and FRIDAYS, at 3 o'clock u.U. ION
arrival Of train from Memphis. for IaE Arc
Augusta and IaeksJnpOrt. Eefuruur- leave
-JaczsOuport TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS and
SATURDAYS, a. p IA, masking cuuUec ion
with trains at DeValls Blul 0rMzuruls and
Little Rock.
As early as the trake viii Justify the
steamer SAILS v viii be added % tins line
making trl-Weekly trips 70 Augusta, vi est
Point and searcy. JNO. u. ~
APIS SupG Railroad Packet Co.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Con.
pany-U. S Nail LlaB.
For Arkansas River, connecting st Little
Rock with ught-draught boats ~ the line
for Fort smith, and with stages for
Hot springs. AEkadelphla, Cam
den and Washington. Ark
5t99 H Ole burno
Reese
Leaves FRIDAY, May 9th, at
For freight or passage apply on board or at
U8mpanYis omce. No. y MADISON st., Mer-
chant's Insurance COmpauy's building.
my W. q. PATTESON. Agent.
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STEAMBOATS,.
0 NEW ORLEANS.

For Now Orleans.
Steamer
A ALASKA 80
kss---------mas VOORHEES, ---~-Cierk
VIII cav THIS DAY. May 4rh. az ~ Ia.
RICH'D W. LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
mya - Front street.
Louisville and New Orleans Packet C0mpa n
For VicksbuTg, NRtChez and New Orleans.
EOBf, MITCHELLs.-..-.R n. Wade. msste r
This elegant passenger steamer
Will leave as above
THIS DAY, 4th inst, at 8 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD q {. Agents,
my4 MOsby Block, 8qi Front street.
st. Louis and New Orleans Packet Company
For NtcEsburg, NatChez, New Orleans.
str 1 OF ....E. A. Shible, master
This elegant passenger steamer L.
Will leave as above
THIS DAY, May 4th, at pm.
1T. WABHINGTON, Agent,
my4 a. Madison street.
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TIE cREAT BED STORE.

Having been unable to dispose Of our
entire stock ia April, we VIII continue 70
sell. during the month Of May, the bal
ancs Of our DRT-GOODs, CLOTHING
B00Ts, sHoEs, Get, etc, a. lower prices
than ever, in order TO close business.
All goods are marked with plain figures
70 SELL WM. FRANK,
% Main street.
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Memphis and Waits Siysr United
Stafss Nail Linz.

THE new and elegant side
II wheel passenger packets
this line viii leave Memphis lor DeFslLa
Bluff, West Point, Augusta, JacEs0up0Il and
all points on WGlte river, as i0lI1Ess
GALTENDEH.--- JOuu D. --Llott. master
livery Tuesday, at b O'Clock pm.
r.. P. WALT-----W.L Asuf8rt. masr=-
Every Saturday al 3 o'clock p M
Connecting al Deval's Blud with railroad for
Little Rock. and al 1-CEsonport with rHs
ughtdraught steamer Fort Smith tCE F1ra-
EOntas ana All FOlnLsO on Black river.
For freight or passage apply OF beard. Cr ar
Office Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company. ". q. PATTES0E, Agent.
L Madison St., Merchants Insurance ELFr-
y 70 ELLIOTT & AGENTS.
f65 No-g Promenade a.. Larltrg
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GRAND RE-0FENIN6 AT HENRY AP-
PILLS G~ERMANLA SALOON, CORNER MAIN
nj MADIs0N.-This morning ] viii serve
al who would like to parJaks Of DO, a
lunch. such IS eve has been known Of
before in Memphis. To will never taste so
well showing beforehand what is cooked,
Yet Do may be- well 10 give notice that Ed.
says O. Ia Hamburg VIII be the opening
dish. Warm lunch every day from 10 a. 10.
o. p. m. GekOcht bel splegeL
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Paok et Gen.
paaY--Nhlts Rivsf Llas.

FOR Helena, Mouth White River, Clarendon,
DeEals BluMand Jackauuports
The splendid passenger
8tGaDRer IA X. WALT,
Wurarh passenger and Freight steamer
IS nov al tha l6gca neeslvings and VIII depart
~ above cn
SATURDAY. Nay 6th, at s pm.
For freight 0F u1sEl9s 2pplY on board or Co
W.. q. PAIIE80h, Agent
II o y Madison st., Merchants Insurance.
Companya building mF8
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

nOaRDFRs-Dsv boarders at S. per week.
NJ hoard and Lodging from s. Oslo. Rooms
EeWIv furnished, snu IS pleasant - LLe cily
adordz Apply So Jackson blccE, 81 Main 81
looms. WITH BOARD-A suite Of front
IA rooms. u-ufuruisned and two furnished
ICONS on hrsf ans second floors. A few day
D8arders received. Apply al $40 Madison
street my
nDARDFRs "A few more good bOarders
10 wanted al s. Poplar street mFa
THE ladies' who have been waiting for
Cane ParasOls, We would request 20 call
sud examine q fresh supply received TO-
day; also q very large stock Of Other
s.Vles. at bottom prices.
ID. C. & "a. N. LOEWENSTiENs
S32 Main street.
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49,. - - - -

JOE LOCKE, news agent, 236H Main
street, has just received Harper, Leslie
9alaKy, Lippinoott and Scribner's
monthly magazines; alss, The Chimney
Corner, Wsverley and late New York
daiies
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FINE LUNCH for business men at The
Congregational Church Festival 81 Main
sLrest. from u 40. % : pm. to-day.
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80 ChanoarY Court-soati, ChanoeIor

SeCoau GhauCerl GouFL-oDetts 5han0tlioF
The Court was engaged yesterday in
sumed the entire session Of the court
The following cases were decided yester-
day: Young VS. Bernard, demurrer us
tanned, etc; White, eKparts, decree upon
terms. DeCress passed yesterday ThOmp-
son VS. Pope, decree for sale; Miller vs.
Shock, as 20 security; Carlton VS. Price,
reference; Alhlimsu VS. MichOt, sale. The
court viii continue the call OF yesterdays
calsndu this morning az 81 O'Clock.
SsOoBd Clrouit GsH~rt--Hslssy, Iudgs.
The only cases TO be called to-day viii
ba those remaining undispOsed or ON
yesterdays calendar. The case Of Devote
VS.. BorO is on trial and will be resumed
this morning. Tomorrow the Court win
hear Writs OF inquiry only.
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REAL THREAD LLAMA LACE POINTS,
new. fresh, and st prices only equal 70
cost OF Importation, open to-day, a.
SOUTHERN PALACE,
$50 Main straat.
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ST. JOsEPH's IEFIRMARY-Iu charge of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streets.
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RAILRoAD-ny you want the new Rail
Elg map printed on cards. le-tterheads,
envelopes, circulars, etc, call a. Charley
B6ehn's job printing Ohce, 80 Main
street, Bethel Block. He has Just re-
c5iysd new styles type, cuts, border, etc.
Go and see specimens.
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FOR RENT.

a. rORE-The store No. 81 Main street win
- frfurss complete, occupied az present D5
u q. Johnston & Co. apply -
n ". JOHNSTON & CO
X OsBRIEN,
4UZ Main street.
N oOM.-The room lately occupied ny hlls
k Tor-fne IS LOB Printers, in Appeal
ErfIdlne. No. l4UuiOn street Apply Al APP
peal once
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san advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
Den9erv headed Book for the MilnOn-
Nerriage Guide, " IN another column. It
should Be read BY ali.
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FOR CINCINNATI.

FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
MIN w Is. miller. master
This splendid passenger packet Il
will leave as above
SATURDAY, 5th inst, at pm.
LAERN HARMSrAD & Co, Agents.
my4 Mosby Block. 34 Front Row.