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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-19
LOCAL NEWS.
.Lsddin's College

-Lsddin's College.
Attend RoberssOn's College.
Tom Cabins, bricklsyer, "a Main.
W. Z. Nitcheus school, BOB Third st.
u. J. subsr, Furniture, % Second st.
This DAILY APPEAL, i've cents per
COPY, can b had OF all newsmen la the
city.
Wall. Don't tail to call on George, No. l9
Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel
win. Msnsford, st his book and peri
odical store, has al the late magazines
snd illustrated and weekly papers
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
san be bad Of al the neWsmen in the
gltv-Jos Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford. on Second, and EmmOnE & Son, on
Jefferson strest.
The nicest fixed windows ina the city
are those Of the Southern Palace, display
ing the latest styles Of dry goods Ia such
attractive style IS o. command not only
The admiration, but the love, or ne sex, a.
they peramb0lste Main street. in search OF
items of fashion. The Southern Palace IS
che of the great dry goods emporlums OF
Memphis, and % Of the principal cenIers
Of attraction for ladies', by reason Of ls
great display Of valuable, ssTYicsable and
cheap dry goods.
-Msssrs. Walker Bros. & Co, to whose
new advertisement we desire especially
20 direct the attention Of al Of our read
ers, have determined, owing 20 their
Wh0lesals rooms, which are being rent5ed
and rem0d6le6, and not as yet completed,
20 C0uiiuue the clearing sale Of their retail
stock OF dry goods during this week,
Offering unusual Inducements, Of which
all in need Of anything in their stock
should avail themselves. We are assured
that anY article la their store viii be sold
a. uch q price IS % satisfy The closest
cash buyer. and therefore again urge all
10 call and secure some bargains. No %
should think thar the sale viii be con
tinusd beyond this week, and thereby
lose the cEsucs Of Buying goods a. very
low prices, Tor We can positively assure
al that this viii be- the last week.
While We, together with numerous other
friends and customers Of the house, regret
&C see it close its doors Tor the retail trade, I
We cannot but congratulate the city and
country in thus securing through the en-
terpriso Of his G-m, = wholesale house
which, we predict, viii be second 10 none
So any point required 60 make it 80. In
conclusion, VI must state thai Messrs.
Walker Bros. q %. tender 10 their friends
and customers Whose amt ars legion
their heartfelt thanks for their past kind
ness and patronage, which, through time
% come, they VIII ever use their best en-
oeavors % deserve from al who now and
An tbs future may M them with their
patronage. Remember, Zl Main street,
Clay Building.
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NOTICE.

nARTEEs suffering from c0rns, b%uuions5
Gao on inverted nails, viii DO vel 10 call
on Dr. Ferguson az the WORKMAN House
, NEE hours, rom IZ 70 . and to-. d
EHEIGHTING COMPANN.-A meeting Of
II the stockholders OF the Memphis Freight
ing company VIII be 4sld on tEe qua ol
March. instant. ct e8f Second street, 81 the
law ONCE OF H. IS. Lee. lOr the purpose OF
eIestLug Directors for the ensuing corporate
vear Il. n. LEE. Secretary.
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WHO WILL WIN1
The Coming FaIr---Partlal List Of the
Premiums.
The PraduotIysnsss Of the Country to be
Made Known.

Yesterday there was a meeting of the
Managers of the Shelby County Agricul-
tural Association. Among them Msssrs.
Jabob Thompson, President; Leon TrOus-
dale, Secretary A. B. Haynes, Joe Bruce,
B. Bsyliss, DR.. Perkins and General
Fizsr.
It was agreed that propositions made
by owners Of famous tr0tting horses that
not long ago drew 10000 people to the fair
at Buffalo should be accepted, and that
$500 be distributed, on the terms agreed
upOn-no horse TO take a premium unless
be made q mile within a given time. Slow
coaches viii no more walk around the
track and take heavy purses simply be-
cause there is no competition. They must
trOt against time. TrOtting matches for
each day Of the exhibition viii be pro-
vided for.
FINANCES.
The financial condition Of the Associa-
ton was inquired into, and was found 10
be- satisfactory. There is enough due
ron stockholders to ~eXtinguish all La
biIities, amounting 20 $40, 22s, while there
are 81. O98 due the Association, It's proper
~ BEND assessed &c S6l, 142. The capital
stock of the corporation is $40, 82S. Before
the exhibition Of October occurs the
grounds viii be beauti6sd, shrubbery viii
be set out and the walks and drives per-
fected.
PREMIUMS.
The schedule of premiums was pre-
pared, Of which we give a part that farm
ers and others may now begin prepare
tiOns for the coming contest for supreme
excellence. For the best acre Of cotton,
producing not less than 5000 pounds Of
seed cotton, q cash premium Of $3.50 is Of
fered; for the best i've acres cotton, not
less than 5000 pounds seed cotton per
acre, $3.50; best one acre of corn, not less
than 100 bushels, 500; best five acres corn,
not less than 70 bushels per acre, 500
best i've acres wheat, not less than so
bushels per acre, SlO0; best five acres oats,
not less than IS bushels per acre, 500; best
five acres barley, not less than 80 bushels
per acre, so; best five 8Crss rye, not less
than 80 bushels per acre, $50; best acre
sweet potatoes, not less than $50 bushels,
500; best acre Irish potatoes, not less
than 30 bushels, 500; best acre red clover,
not les than ton, so; best acre perennial
grass, not less than two tons, SO; best
i've acres broom corn, not less than 1900
pounds per acre. SO; best acre of turnips,
not less than 1000 bushels, $50.
In the above cases the producer shall
furnish a detailed account of the mode of
production, date of planting, mode of Cul-
JiVatiOn, time of blowing and hOeiug, |
kind Of pillow used, kind and amount OF
manures, how applied and when, the va
riety Of cotton. The land is TO be acCu-
rstely measured, and cotton or other pro-
duet measuFed or weighed in the presence
Of witnesses. Entries are to be made by
the first of June, ana five per cent to be
paid by each competitor on the amount of
the premium for which he contends.
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Tbs Injustice Of Federal LeglalailoH and
the laIqHlty Of a Radical Congress-
Exposed.
Opinion Of Hen CarFiek HslsksIf, Of the
First Circuit Court Of Memphis.

The Memphis GayOsO Gas Company vs..
Thompson Dean ct al, on motion Oft.
Dean to remove a from State TO
Federal Court.
The application to remove this cause as
to defendant Dean, is allowed. While
this court thinks that the act Of Congress
under which it is asked viii to all right
thinking men appear extremely unjust,
and in many cases most oppressive, yet,
with the lights before &c, 10 cannot say the
act is unconstitutional. This question
being pretermitted tori it is not consider
ed in this Opinion) and the requirements
of the staute being complied with by the
applicant for removal, the removal follows
inevitably. True, IL Is insisted that the
controversy cannOt be finally determined
as to Dean in the Federal Court, which is
one Of the conditions precedent TO
the removal. But the court Is
unable to see why this final
determination cannot be had as to him
IN the Federal Court. And while 1 feel
compelled to allow the motion, / hope this
viii be the last application Of the kind
that will ever be madei in this Court. In
other words, 1 sincely hope that q return
Ing ens Of justice VIII force the political
power to repeal an act so fraught with
mischief and oppression. ] can very well
see Why the nonresident defendant could
Re allowed to remove the cause in which
he is a party, from the State to the United
States Court, if ne does so 90 Hmjue. But
when he submits himself to the State
Court and litigates Observation-Disclosures
it may be, to lind what will be the prob
able issue of the case, or perhaps only
to delay the hand Of Justice that he sees
must smits him, and when he finds that
hand u~plifted-the trial Decentralization
justice will surely Overtaks him,
or after several trials here, and
his antagonist about to reap the fruits
of his toll, after the laws long delay, that
he should at such a time be allowed by
one bound to leave all his pursuers be-
hind for a long ~while-until, in fact, the
laws delay again drags its slow length
along up to his cHss, in the Federal Jri-
buual 10y which time and means his pur-
suer may be exhausted in patience and
purse) is, to my mind, the extreme of in
luq1ity. I am not speaking Of the present
case, but giving a case that may and has
arisen under the act. Upon the applicant
executing the proper bond, and paying
the costs of the u in this court, let the
be removed.
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REWARDS.

q 200 I win pay ave hundred dollars
- DilO. reEard Tor the delivery Of one
ElV ton stanley IN the COUNTY Jail al Troy,
Uhllu e. unity. Tenn, who killed NJ Aren't
bald Davis on the night o. tee Sd Of March
Stanley Isl feet II inches high eyes black,
E4rE eomp1evion. dress unknown; farmer
by trade; age, y years; I'd private MARKS as
known OF: habits, civil rough snd a Dony
T4ca. J. DAVIS
mHT Troy. Oblon county,
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Second Circuit eonrt-Halssy, Iudgs.

oBGunN GiFUuI EBhfE-haiaBF, lu0E8r
The argument in the case Of Walker ct
al vs Green q Co. ct al was concluded
yesterday, and The charge will be made TO
the jury Tuesday morning next, after
which the case of Madden VS. Joyce, No.
23lS, will be proceeded with, and follow
ing said case, the calendar, as published
on Saturday morning, will be called, ex-
Cepting Nos. 2389 and 2420, which were
disposed OF, and adding No. 22Ss, Trow-
bridge q Co. vs. Tomeny ct al. and No.
2345, Antrim Il Sweet vs. same, specially
set for trial on said day.
The following cases on the trial docket
are set tor trial tomorrow, before Hon.
Francis D. Stockton, special Judge of this
court: l63, Murphy vs. AIuIkey; 268. Avery
VsDunn; Ala, LOweustBin vs. Schumacher;
429, Drummer vs. Lake; 439, Beaumont,
Hamilton q Co., vs. Levy * Co. All, Bea-
tus IL Co. vs. Benas; AS, WitkOWski vs.
same; 449, Thompson, Goodrich IL Co. vs.
same; 457, WOlcOtt vs Levy; 44g,
Burke vs. Heinrich; 535, Hail
man vs. Baird 81 Friedlander
81, LOwenstine IL Bro. VS. BOYD; 607, Ls-
Wy VS. Roberts; $50, Dixon VS. Green ct al
Cos, Waldstien ct al. vs. Schwab ct al. 656,
First National Bank vs. Arnold ct al G64.
Stephens d Day VS. LanfOrd: 700, CO8ney
VS. Winston ct al. ~, Heym8n vs. Sell
den q Co.; 733, Pyne VS. Murphy: T4l,
Howell vs. Olmstead; 743, Parker vs. Me-
Coy; US, Wallace vs. Bigelow: S35, Low
enstine VS. McNair; SCI, SpOuI vs. Groupa;
1913, Spears vs. Wallace; 500, Vansvka vs.
Flynn; 924, Skipwith vs. DUgan; $50, Co
hen vs. Hunt & Woodruff; g42, Gsinor VS.
Hailmsn.
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First Circuit Gourt-HaIsksII. Iadpa.

Calendar for Monday, March 20, 1871
404, Ray vs. SOiari; 959, Furstenheim
Us Memphis and Ohio railroad; 1000,
Hudson VS. Leonard 1901, Queen vs.
ROsenbaum; 1908, Ronkirt VS. Stafford;
1908, Powell VS. HUNT; 1909, Mt. Carbon
Coal and Railroad Company vs. Eaiken;
1907, Block Vs Austin; zoos, Vacearo vs.
Ames st al; 1908, NJ 81 A vs. Cooney; lOI0.
same vs same; 1913, Lehman vs. CODY:
1914, Holmes vs. Paynei 10I5, Wolf vs.
Hodges; lois, Moder vs. Wait; 1917, Bull
lock vs. Parham; 10I8, Kallman rs Loeb;
l0lB, Walt vs. Shelby county; 1920, Wigs
OF al VS. Whites 1922, Quinn VS. Quinn:
1923, Won Praag vs. Kahn 1924, TrOwbridge
VS. Myers 1923, Adams vs. Bingham; 1925.
BOtsiOTd vs. WOlt9ring; 1927, Myers vs.
T~rOwbridgei 1923, Roberts vs. Clay; 1929,
NJ IL A VS. Gailena; 1890, Clifton vs. Doug
lass 1881, Maiden Vs Taylor; 1882, Kee-
neV VS. Dryer; 1895, Farley va M 81 A:
1886, Briggs d p VS. Taylor, Mclean
d Cos 1887, Hill, admir-, vs. Fellows:
1898, Winter vs Murphy; 1899, BOhlen,
Huse d Co. VS. Boyd; 1O40, Farguson at
al VS. EdgingtOn3 104l, Kabbe ct al VS.
Lawrence; 1912, Snsed vs. Hallum; 1O43,
King vs. NJ. q L. r. r.; 1914, Robertson
vs. Grant; I045, Yaerd VS. Elliott; lO46,
Huber vs. App; I047, Crichl6y et al vs.
Rossnbsum; 1048, ThummeI W Jackson
Insurance COMPANY; 1850, Johnson vs.
Twohig; 1851. Levi Ashbrook 81 Co. VS.
Joiner; 1852, Watkins vs Phoenix Insu-
rance Company; 1853, Mooring vs. Came
ron; 1864, ScOvv6i VS. Howell; 1853,
Downs, use, vs Happaok; 1856, South
western Publishing Company vs. Mans
field ct al; 1867, Greenfield VS. Reed.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
209 MAIN STREET

THE BEST AND CHEAPEST ORGANS
A large assortment of Estsy's, Lorfng &
Bisks's and George WoOd's. Church and
Organs sold on easy terms, &C "a
Second street.
81. G. HOLLENBERG.
Agent for Chickering's Pianos.
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CHANCE FOR MUsICIANs.-Goepei, $40
Main street, between GsyOs0 and Beale,
has a $3.50 Chickering piano, which Is Of
fered at an immense bargain. Lose no
time in securing it. A rare chance. e.
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wsIrAuoas OF BISHOP OuNTARD.

Calvary Church, Memphis, 4th Sunday
IN Lent.
Trinity, Upton, lConsecraLlon OF the
ChurchG, March Zlst 10 A5h.
st. Lazarus Church, Memphis 9TH sat
st. Thomas Church, ~somerville, March
9th to 29th.
Emmanuel. La Grange, March 8lsb.
Good Shepherd and 81. SaYiOr's Mis-
sion. Sunday before Easter,
Grace Church, Memphis, Thursday in
Holy Week.
81. Msry's Cathedral Memphis, Easter
sunday, Aprh oh.
st. Matthew'S Church, Covington, April
18th.
Zion Church, Brownsville, April 10th.
MUSICAL EsMPORrUM.-At G0eDells. B75
Main street, can be had the latest sheet
music, guitar and violin strings. every
kind Of musical instrument, piano covers-
stools. music stands, and everything the
professional 5r amateur may REQUIRE,
CHICKERLNe'a PIANOS ana Others Of
superior make, fully W%arranted, az lowest
prices and easy terms, at "a Second
street.
Anew more black silk sacques at s. a
piece at B. L~owenstein s. Bros.
WE beg ID cali the attention OF ladies
10 our new STOCK Of fancy goods, now be-
T. ". JOHNSTON a 90.
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SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
pansary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide" In another column. It
should be read by all.
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ALWAYS AHEADI
NOTICE..

The office Of the County Tax Collector
will be closed until Monday morning, on
order to finish the condemnation list.
VIM. MCLEAN,
Tax COLLECTOR.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
2O9 MAIN STREET..

MUSICAL ARRIvAL.-Goepel, 36 Main
street, has received 3 number Of the latest
made Knabe pianos, which Mile Nils
son recently declared to be- superior 70 all
others in touch, tone and body Of sound.
Cal and examine them.
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For the SUNDAY APPEAL.l
T ALLIE.

BEtEi ALEEs
Wachet auf in allen ZOnen,
Ihr Beglueokten, ihr in Moth
ALE die i'm Erdkreis WOhnen.
Nshet betend euerm Gott.
Fleht "a inn in dieser Stunde,
Maohe uns Won Suenden rein,
d, lass uns NIT dir i'm Bundle,
Unser dasein dir stets weihn,
Leite uns NIT deiner Gnade,
Durch dies shoene Erdenthal
Fuehre uns suf deinem Pfade,
Zu dir in den Himmels-Ssal.
j.. j SUFFER-.
LAST WEEK of the Clearing Sale.
WALKER BROS. & co.
Do not fail to read d. c. & II. NJ. LOsw.
enstine's advertisement.
To consignment, 800 barrels kiln
dried meal at So 10. Cali on Smith, Neal
81 Co., No. z Monroe street.
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LOST.

THAIN-A gold watch chain, on Saturday
rvaufnv Narcb ISM. ire finder win be
HbzraIIv rewarded by returning the same 70
This once. NM
COTTON for SsLgl due January LIST, L@1,
l. nom bond No. Is 0ffhe cry OF Memphis,
frdorged bv the Memphis and charleston
Railroad. The ms viii please return 70
r-a zunaa-FHar Ene uavmenE has been
stopped. WI. RICHARDSON HUNT.
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FOR Rent.

HOUSE-Wnh eight % ten oons within
n two or three blocks OF Courl square,
would have no objections % board oecN-
pants. Il q small family AcoEess
W Ledger ONCE.
nFFTCFs-Fve Omces n the stanton
Block. Possession given april lsL -afL
EppTv To- GEO ID. CROCKETT,
Il Union street,
DWELLING HOUSE NO. l4 Market street
ro~urafuiuz TrO0ms. Kitchen and ser anl
r11m- clsteru. etc BET Ihlrd z EQufA
Tr1F Exchange ST.
CT0RE-Arer april Ctr Is7l, No How
y FrIE Row. nov occupied 0y WHICH,
Smith & Co. as grocery store
EDBTC WILLIAMSON trustee el-
mFT5 s. Union street.
OFFICES and residence, Apply 20 NELSON
u ETIIUS- No. 10 Jefferson St m11+
no0M-The room lately occupied by Elite
IL 4 Corwfne as Job Printers in Appeal
building. No. a Union street Apply al APP
pssl once,
Rite & Corwfno can be found In Rooms =
and =, Lee BOOK. NM
Q0EE-No. s. south Court street, a few
- doors from Main street stOr6-room ana
basement each g by "a fsst, for lease POS
E-re5ou given Immediately. Apply 70
&c BRIEKLEGB
seTU No. s. Madison street
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

OOME-BOARU-Fur furnished rooms with
IL boa~d. at EIsher's Restaurant, cor. second
and Union Streets mlF
DOARDIN6 at So Main, corner Bsals street.
Is mhl4
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EXTRAORDINARY L-oWenstein d Bros.
are in receipt Of q beautiful lire OF
em~broidsries, which they viii oHsr TO-
mO-row at reduced prices.
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EoR RENT OR SALE.

TARM-A valuable farm Of IgIE acres-7o
IN cleared AID very productivei goQd houses
r-rHarF- garden. lots, etc. ETC. On Lagrange
r79. -us mile south OF Raleigh, and near NJ
and %. r.. r. VIII sell cheap, OF wiz leaset1e
es-e Tor E-L For particulars call on 81. d.
-a ANDREW STEWART.
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First Chanosry Court-norgan. Chaaoellsr.

First GhanosFY cOnFt-aeFgaH, Chancellor.
Cases set specially for Monday 81, Love
vs. WEIGH; S92, Williams VS. WhitmOre;
692, Jenkins VS. Lehman; 622, Jenkins vs.
Murphy; GIL, Murdoch VS. Lincoln; 7l3,
Murdoch vs BacigalupO; 965, Hooker ~
Hooker; 3l9, Yerger VS. Aiken; 9l2, viii
liams vs. Finnie; 7l3, COOkrell vs. Will
liams; 637, Love Us Williams; 1908, Sharp
70 DsvisS 535, Atkins vs. Johnson; 5g6,
Rocco vs. Rocco.
The attorneys in the case Of Bank of
West Tennessee VS. Mari ara respectfully
requested by Special Chancellor William
NJ. Smith to hand IN their briefs in above
case TO him this week.
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Second ChaHGBFy G0urt---Sostt. Chancellor
Cases decided yesterday; Shepherd vs.
Shepherd; Ames vs. Bsattie; Bake VS.
Cadmus; LOuden vs. city. Court has adj
jOurned until Saturday, the % h instant,
at which time the minutes Will be signed
and court adjourned until court in course.
All orders and DEGREES to be entered Of
record must be handed ia at once, or they
cannot be entered,
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READ B. Lowenstein & Bros new sd-
vertisemeDt. Good ~naiDsook at 800 per
yard, good large huckabaok towels at 90
per dozen,
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LksF WEEK oftbe Clearing sale.
WALKER BROS. & co.
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MAURICE EEGLIsH bAs all the late pa
pers s. No. zsk Main between Jefferson
and AdamE
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LAST wKRK of the Clearing Sale.
WALKER BROS. a. co,
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CLEAvEs, SMITHWICK AND HATCHER,
2S3 MAIN STREET-MiscellausOus, Law
and School Books, Fine Russia Pocket
books and Wallets, Letter Presses, Cash
and Stamp Boxes, Inkstsnds, large assOrt-
msnt OF French and English Note, Blank
books, Law, Stationery, Bibles, Prayer
Books, Gold Pens and Knives.
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LADIES' Underwear, Ladies' Chemisss.
Skirts, etc. A new lot opened to-day at
popular prices. MENKEN BROS.
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Handsome
BLACK AND WHITE LACE JACKETS,
Just received at
SEESsEL & SONS.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD
LINE.

A special train viii leave Memphis on
the Memphis and Ohio railroad, to-day
Sunday and Monday at 10 am, reaching
Humboldt at 8 pm.
Owing to the transfer at Wolf river,
passengers will necessarily be limited as
TO the amOunt of baggage to be carried.
At Humboldt this train will make con-
neCticns, giving direct and uninterrupted
travel TO Louisville, Nashville, Cairo, 81.
Louis, Mobile and New Orleans.
The conservation service of Trinity
church, at Mason, advertised to take place
on Tuesday, Dist inst, has been postponed
until Tuesday, March 18th, when special
trains will be run, notice of which viii be
given hereafter. J. T. BOYD,
March 10, 1871. Superintendent.
BLACK GRENADLNE B. LOWenstein a
Bros. will offer extra Inducements in
black grenadines, this week.
LACE CoLLARs.-Au the newest styles
received at
T. W JOHNSTON IL CO.'S.
D. @. 81. M. LOEwENsTINE's new ad-
vertisement in to-day's paper.
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JUST RECEIVED,

SPLENDID FIGURED LINEN LAVA,
at % cents per yard.
SEESSEL 81 SON.
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sTRANeEs, read Southern Palace ad-
yertisement.
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TRIMMNGs.-The -handsomest assort-
ment ever brought to this city Just recsived
4. W. JOHNSTON 81 CO.'S.
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For sale, very low.
s. i. SEWER Co.
A Monroe street.
CLOSING OUT SALE Of staple and fancy
groceries Al JOHN LILLY's,
35l Main street.
MURRAY 4, RIDGELK, merchant taIl0rs,
81 Madison street, take pleasure in an
bouncing to their customers and the pub
10 Rsnsrally, that they have just received
ne choicest selection Of all goods in theiT
line 10 be found in the eastern markets,
are glad to say that they make con-
siderable reduction IN prices.
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2J00 Trunks, of best quality and best
makes, for sale At reduced figures, TO gain
room at the factory and In the store, 35Z
Main street. Repairing done with neat
ness and Gisugtch.
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sURPRlsE DOLLAR STORE,
2O9 MAIN STREET.
LADIES read the new advertisement Of
the Southern Palace.
FRENCH AND GERMAN CORsETs.-A
very handsome assortment, cheap, at
T. W, JOHNSTON Il co. IS,
LAST wREK of the Clearing Sale.
WALKER BROS. & co.
WI have a new dress goods called
PARTISAN GAuZE.
Elegant, and very nice wearing for the
~ CHEAP, W
And wiz wear well.
SEEsSEL & SON.
sERAM UEETNG, sl6 Second street,
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE.
z09 MAIN STREET

Gas FITTING, 80 second street.
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FINE damask towels at s. and IS per
dozen. Read B LoWsnstsin & Bros. new
advertisement.
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HosIEEY.-Ladies' and Misses Hose. eX-
ira Lengths. New stock nov being opened
up at T. W. JOHNSTON & CO.'S.
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TEE BrinKley College ghost, in pamph-
let form, is sold by ". J. Nansford aud
newsdealers generally at ten cents per
copy.
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A FRw mole black silk sscQues al 5 a
piece at B. LoWenstein s. Bros.
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CHEAP BARGAINS in stationery, etc, at
p. j. CoIsman's, l07 Bssls street.
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STAINED, etched, embossed and snsm-
eled glass; Memphis stained glass works,
252 Third street.
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for sale by
cambridge, MITCHELL q CO.,
No, Is Union street,