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Ru b%crfaufcu,

-@iI i3wei 2sR5tise 9duicr an Der gpe>
me, nabe 5ortitraGri elm 3 itodi9es Saus nit qonen
nno Soppeltsm 2 todieen Siater9ebduos aui Der 6 Dc
Der VacGs nno @ambnr9 itrafs; 5 3peih0dise Sduier
%arerben6. Ndbcrts an crt unh Stele, ooer Ia re.
3. 8NuIfes, uahe WR puumeutStra6c. i3i-3l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-02
"a IrinftubrnzM lubiliar,

0NPN dteHtIlW, Vlhtldltlngtl nne VfctttI
auf AuttiOn.
an Der RcitOurGtton Rr. 217, StbsSrpaemup,
iueroc i'd beitc, nen ?. Sum, mprgcnS fO iibr,
ale SaocnttitC, bic eiQuor-, SO uno 2uittrn Bar,
etntn SiStaitcn, luctbey $40 %toicle, Ii. {. 10 uers
%tGutcn,
RCruCr:
ctnc 9roBe Bartle h0bmiidcr un0 ocibliifcucr @ias
lla'drn, 2Sctns unN gdgrrUicr @liitr, Srmiiobns
nno ale dnoern %notbtgcn Hrtttd fr cine gutsctuOlrtt
Srintltubc.
StotngnH8; bdGre ,9Gblung.
Gam. 81. Cjppcr, Autt,
U30-i1 CITE Der Giopz uub j[GufttrurnEr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-02
Su perfuufcu

k-!I Gin iebr empieblensnertbes Suus ouf tcr
Gdc Der @eOr0ez unb GbdtslUOrtblra6e, icbr gut iGr
elncn @rOcerIe=EGoen ODER cine Apotbete lid ei9ncno.
frcis $1,000. Sohu w. Siroipu,
Gl-l gr. %, 9Sni-0 itcr- WnFuuP.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-02
M. Nuima

bat iortiuSbreno Seaefs uno Ruoer6ootc, ionic Niidls
gsrdfbe, Soeer u. + w. 'porritbis. Die Bar Ill anti
sl8er1ter. siauors, g9einen u. |. 10. perieben. erz
babnssinie In UsrbiRbune. (Diai3O,3v lte)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-02
.s..- S%cutSdeS
Arbrits- lldt)mriIuna5 : Diirroll.

Nr. 272, SiiosY rpappap,
inter NufGd,t eer ,,Seutid,eu GsieIidaft."
Dicieni9en, Welpc beutihe Sanopcrtcr, ar6siter
une Dienlttoten Sp beihdltisen uiinidcn, iuotlen iih
perionlib ODER in ~frantirten Sticien an ptn ascntcn
oerSeieuidait Srn. 6.S. - etliH0BoiL 1r.2ee,
Our Sruaeipap, iUenoen, pcl1er uncnt9tlttitt
Iustunit ertbeilsn miro. San2G,1S)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-02

~ TLIOs gu V~erfdHTcH.
ssTS apait3is Ndsr eano, nit foifpietieen m.
}fi" anlasen nnb neuem moiipem Mobns Il
6:I bdhtr, In Der 8oriiabt, y Dirite n0rofiiy W.
eer noropctIiden StaetgrenJe. Hlbercs bel y, Is.
iFriefc, Wr. N, SSeff. fapcttcnraE t13i,a.b)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-02

Cine fleine 2aneilslts con II adsrn nit suteH @e.
bduoeu uno. Naaier. 10 WiInuten &e9eS non Der
Stelnmers' Gun = Statiou ~entiernt Gele9tn, mil elmer
Nuantit1t Sane. itr @i3eu8iy6geien paiirno, 9egen
@i9eEtbull in. Der Statt. Sidberes in Nr. 80,
pineifraRe. -.... .tf3t ,3,5I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-02

Cine cute teauem tingcribtete YGtsrri nit anem
Subebor. genigenoc @riinbe iir ben gerfaui lutrocn
ge9teen. 0dberes In Der Srpet. b. al. u3i-2)
s3u Derfduiem. ItsWl
Cine gut : eingeridtrte Sddtret lit biaio Al perfduz
yen. stdh5ufra9en In Nr. 900, 1prp 5 q analftr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-02
0nrdl g. 8. Mnnrr.
LII EMBELLISHMENTS @rnnOeioentbun1
Rr. 100, Norrs@retcrfra6e,

Rr. 400, NoreaSreterfira6e,
0Ht NuttiOn.
Stenitag, 3: G. 9nnt n. RahmittagS 20 lbr,
lperoc Id am Btagc naditcbCno beibrteGrncs @iocn'
tbulli o%ertauien, ndmlidb
Ten gatlrn Grmtt pIdB an Der Torbolicite bcr
Grttcr,, rdBe nllcEhrOBc, 10 ,fuR brett uio so Nun
tcl 9cbtno. Vie @Chdubc Gir. 1913, 9rctcritra6r,
llio chl 2~slioii9cS Sitgel,tcinCrrC6 YSuhnhGiiS, 70,
iplc elm Sd,nppcn I'M @tnttrgruntc. @runNmiCtbc:
so. @h0rInt i'm SOie.
SeLtIutSbcbtuOurgcH; Gin GtitttGttf bdur, Der 0ftt
IN D Dtondttn nit !Stnicn unn ocuebmi1tcr elder.
btlt, ooer ANCs blGr. Gire NnJObluno bon s60
bei'm Suule. Q. ~. Sppcr, Nuft..
lig4. MN Snhnl- IN mr. NNlh- mnh SnnnrLLrnr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-02
&itrcnu Der StrdGcn Durd,brud,s.
Spmmindrc,

Ndlttmprc, ben I. QuHi 1877,
Eu GuNW.1art TX btn Eurhutud Ucr SttoEtr
malw ul.gult IN WsmGgtut org g.. Abitutute ttucr
g.EyIDnuUg avn HUPHhuUg uGuiirr tu StmClAbt In
@g'rbuuN AMI ht strr7tr Ittr ztGot Baltimore
Wltr1tlc,r Yriuaullr, udhc ans Hprl tsG6 gtneb-
mtIt ruTorU, btiHnnt. ouB ittS purdbcnr, bcn /. AuGi
ISL SUrnlttaNa ~ Ubr, i'm gurtau bV GurtnuiEre
gu' Der Suhoit 81 non Sulptrt mo ytTiultonitIdSe
ib ~utrlulHmClu iulrotr, nm an ausubIna acldnRicr
"tllNHsllc 81 Rtltu uNo oc tGUIn ubutrdgtucn uuO
non l9rcl ttGtld,tu VniLt int NctrCtiC bu SpHs
rrmniTrnn uuh NcTuenN elmer t2 Sus brsitru
nllcn ron hcn lnolttcU eHhc clrcr aHcu. ppiiher
yruGtlUuU uHo BcplncTiuGBt, uro bis IN Die Srs
l,0u"rruRt Ntbrrb, m rnCrrInhimmnnn nit clntr
ain ~. pi1t ~ lCurbmigttu NrruIhuunl' bt6 Y4Gu@
cr+ mo etaQugtbr6 pom Baltimore 81 u,Ulltgn,
.Iuhu ~, gGdsucr.
Irhm :. SurSiua, S.nuEu..
cameo ~. Siufen, SU"'"'W"'t'
sRm. leu S'itler, Stuf. IE.9L,5iG
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-02
Ru ,,rrfnufru.

Ginigc 3auirn6 Dollars atticn pom Gao 6atbcr inh
in tlciner o0cr grOBen GuGntitittu Dor gluclu Stun,
Der nod europa Qebt, Su oertouieu. UiGr mcIoe id
in Der Sgp. ;. al. u0i-)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-02

E,I- Sede Siuier, bcQueln irm TlittcIpuutts ber
Stn6t getcger, pom 800 his $500.
Gin SdbauS I'M oitliden UOer iueitll6sr Stahtl
tbrtle.
3uct Sauier an Gaocttc=, 6ront-, Sigh ohcr Gre
teritraBe
0ret Sauier in gutter Radbarihait gu ~unseidbr
$1,000.
Surf Sduicr i'm 9pClcubc pom 1850 bis 5000.
SHuopetsDtdrlt
Su tOuicn geiudt: @rurt mietben. >pelhe s EroScnt
eintrd0en. BiIlidm Cotton y Sump.,
(qi-l Simmer glr. If, .ydlpz yuiIhiuos
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-02

Gin intrnisentcr unb 8uuerliiiiser 0eutider, nm
bic Igentur In oieicr Stabt mo Stdlt iir cine Der
betlthtiten scbsne = YeriiderunGs eeieli6aitcn,
iibernebmen. 9iberale Seoingun9en ruerocn 9ejtclt.
Dian a%breifirc: 5cs 1919, S%Saitimurer Yoifs
Since. u2g-3D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-02
3u D%erfaufeu

LID Cine grcbe gnJabG tleintr NduiCr in alien
StLottbeilCn btliig aud cine NnjdL( gdoCn Bu ucrs
lnictben curd I. ~. SrUpn = Srneer, Wr. 40,
9Rcits Sansticftru6c. (3t-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-02
Mad Nultrroam!
Mad, Mctteroam.
3nr Nabridt
tlr
Tciienoc nadD briu Sibca !!
GroBc Srr. Staateu : Npute nad
ecm Smecui

!Stuei td0ltdt 9d1utlpplt einten nod, frtbertdss
hara. RiGmouo, Yctersburs, Sprtbtn, ethn eaten.
~, SGnptltc, Sbltluttt. Golumbid Sbarltifon.
SS,,sSS;, Ingulto, @eo,, une AerppC tIeans, lbtr
ten une ytGbntttcgs 3 ubr IS WlnMt,u ( SoRptoa
TabinittnQs aus3cuommen).
Anfunit III Iidmpue III 10 Stuuseu non
Saltttuprc. .f ,.t.N
2begcr ndberer Hlstuuft uue Surtbrgilete nsns
man I'D an oGe Siltt YArcdn In Der 9umbeu. Sta
ton PEI SGltiiicres Ohio Siienbubr. ET5--
(ptailo-l Susb SfS unmpr, Vdtooicrsasen
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-02
Saulrr III brrtauicn.

L.I- 6dufcr ~ tauiCn uno Sum GcrtauIe Su iberz
n(bmtn In alien 2beiten Der Stubt; 4rCi6 Uon $500
bis $4,000. Iuh miro bic ginstebuna non Jtednun=
gen aller 2rt, Gintliiirsn uun @rlnbmietbeu &c. bill
Zig bcior9t. Sine ariabl Srunbftiite icis billi9 an
Sanb. ii. Sort,
Hr. lU2 @ougbz, blUtihen SouoIr.
lMpriI6, 3Nitt.l mn gNronhpan.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-02
S$crlu,iof

Gin Wanu, tuetdcr zine ausgtOrettete 9etanntihai
nit @rocers bat lno alcidbvidg mt Yitro mo 98us
ten bel Der rciroBem Wsip: ytptfer ! bce. Is pmpaa,
ME" Rr. 70, Observation-Disclosures. (i3O-2I
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-02

Lii Die 2 i6ttscn 3tese lneina 2Bobnbdulcr SIR.
los mo 100, GtltottiirNbc, Sunton, icbC5 "A bel 70
tful 9rO6, nit @pornntIu; @runoInietbe S9S ieces
GreiS 500 jcoeS. SoUie GudJ ooS . ittttge 3tracls
iteirz 9Bobnbau5 Ir. 400, Canton Iueuc, 10 bel uns
9eiibr 90 lub 9roB, 3 .3iinmer nit Muordntrn rntbal=
teno; @runomtetbe $50; Rrets $3.50. 1erner ous
t6fi9c 8ts9etiteins g8Obnbau5 Ir. 60, GieriruBc,
10 SuB brtit init elmer noroliden 5icie bis Bnr Altcc
slnnlrGBc; @ruHbmtctbe 1925; Rrtis $lt00.
Ndbere allstinit bel ShoS. M. Orifnu,
Nr. 90, Galtfrn- gpenuC,
t2S2-l Ndu6 Uitlid pom glrpunruuu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-02
Blu ufrhanfrn uno 81 %urrmiftbrn.
Serfammlnnes=2of su pcrmics

Gin 9otat int 2. StoflUcrfe Dec ntuen @s6auoes
ess rSorreironeenten," polltdnoig iir Ierlamms
Hunger ein9tridtet, nit 0tauin fur t50-t75 I,erioreu
an @eieui6aften, .Sapuereipe, eo9eu, Stngpereiue
&C. az perinietben. Dian nleIoe ifd in Der Grpec.
GO. 81. r 1850
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-02
Mii1 aomtn,llraturssB erfaRt
LII non
0ruuociaentbum ali Der Tprrcftifr.

MH3 A0nlinlitraturssSe rfaRt
LII non
Oruuoct1efttbiIm ali Der Ncrrcftifr.
STRAIT tlntS NCicbttS 0cS @OtItnsG tuhts iur bic
Stdet baltimore lUirb Der llHtcrIcidnct ais Iomtni-
TRAITOR Der uttltorbcntn EpbidE. Wttlidpop cui bticrts
llder anttlon an Srt uue Stelle, ME nahll bsn6 be
nannt, Sienitns, ben u. SUM, NadDmittaas 4
nhr, o%crtGuicu:
Tao aanie Ndd,t Giruntfiid an Der gpcfScitc
ctr 6orrefirnBC, ytr. 1873, an bI 6orrcitltrGRc bier
itbl 6ub brttt, NIT elmer GiIic Uon iicbenuuoicb,io
SnB, rtcbr ootr lucntgcr, his an cine AZ GuF brtitt
Iltp, init Dem 9tmciribnitIidcn SCbraube brrfcl
btl, ioclbt rob blnttn AMI OiCr TuB q Sotl GuslGuit,
tbeHlo bis an ctle l1nIbtbn sur brcite alen, lucIdbc
btlI9ttS @rlrbltlt tn bOci JbCitt idnCibCt. 81 il
@eb0ullhtclten bcltcbcu In CtnCnI 2Hrjtptluru ,irneir
ll%ttntrnen Spbnhanie init ttgrlitetncrnriu Siutcrs
Ssbduee. IS III otcics cine cute ruDC inr ,incn Va
otN, AM ocr Gde uon EorclfrOBc ur6 tinCm 10 INN
brtitcn @dGbcn gccgCn. wv
Srlnomttttc $50 pro 1abr.
Us 1T rttlCS or crtc GBCil Ciuc5 @ruuohdfrS, lpie
er in ctEcm Ndtbtbricfc BON S0utN Gronltr linn ScIrr
NrGu an Sbotn B. ptutdop, nom 10. Tcbruar 1852
o1tlrt, uno In etbcr Y 3, Jir. 9. solo 1873, nit rem
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ott ONcngCnNnrttu hcioet @GRhCn.
cin9ctrNNtn, bcihrichcn 1T. Stcucrn mn Der @,rin6,
aims mrroel bis 5un &trtduistdgc hcSdbft.
Vcotn9ungcn bic &OlitC baar, DER Jlrit In & Ofn-
lnttn lnttr Scriniina pom Ttrtuuista0c an; o6fr
Nllts h0ur, i nab hcn gcltrbrn cCS Tduiers.
Jpbn q. Sitfiiou, Irmtnidratur;
SGinuel 81. Mcper. Wutt.;
Il. Scattn Gran, anpult,
IlI1,N,I1,ll MN. = I HpuIty,6s
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Wltrnlnaildlc llathldllane

ourb Or. &arI Yreu6, pelter feline g8o9uuns BON
yr. Sc, 9analitraSe, nab Nr. AZ, 5arriiou franc,
segemiiber Der NetnasNuep, urrlegt bat. Serielhe
9tebt fiber ollie Verbaltniiic uno Webeimniie oes Sc
bens Nusfunft. p tWt0i20, Ipit,)
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!A 8trginiibe SGbcr.
ElI
nMa,ulel : Snriuas," 0irainieu.

I-..L- -
uMaluleD g prings," @irginieu,
,uerosn iir bic g~uinabme BON Ssiutern am 1. sunni
aepfnet iein. pa is aui ben Sfigeln bes 9bdtes
ltegcn, 10 ltno ie nidlt nur cine Der dnaenebmfteu
Sommer.@ srsntisunssptaee i'm etaate, ionbern Sic
furirenben Gtsenitatten b~erielben Uerccn INNER ilebr
anerfannt.
Sts analpis hes gsafsrs ourd Prof. gaonst BON
t~abrin9en, picler aus9eSeihnstcr acrStc %beScu9en, bas
es bic Seilancne par excellence fin leiosnoe fyrauen.
simmer 1T. 9ebcn jeinen punberbaren fdtfenoen
'~gi9enidaitsn ais. elm Pinberunge miitel iir a%lsemeine
ss uniibertrotftn in Der Bebanhtlug Der perihieeenen
1ornnen BON 3pspepfic unb porsiaiid fir Dieieniaen,
ipelthe an eridldttter nno untbItigtr2eber teiben, inben
Ole Sslrtnn9 oes Walters iopobt aui Die Sober, ais
nerffoiret9e auren bon rieien ibmerSbaitrn arar,is
beiter tonften bier angegcteu tpcreen. sa
- MdtpfcD" a-ria 'aiioi 11
III iest iebr teibt 3l erreiden, od es nnr 10 Uasilen bon
Sartilonhurs, Dem jcgi9en Cube Der Orange Vie
Ianotiaa arailas@ap Gtisnbabn, " Iie9t pon mel
bic dnnert oes Abenes, Gb9eben.
Seit leetein g omiler iinb bic 9ebdube beSeiteno
o%etbtifsrt ionic audi Der @es bon SarriiOnuile bis
bi ben Suellen. IN
g SstnOst lid lest aut Gin Eelcsrapbsn.sdreau
In Sdrrilonburg. fsuI4e
Sic Disqualification Fnb porSi9lid unb neben
iintsr autiitt bon Jofepb ". @ooSpart, Der ais
MeibirsnSs aersts: 6urson & sRiufamc, BON
peldeil elmer 'pdbrsne Der 9an5en Saiion ~anpeicne
fem miro. tt1.a ttUt ~ ITFT
Die euit lit auseroroenttid rein nno trodeu.
Sotf uno so9tS pro Wonat ......... 5000
" gVobe..--.......... 1910
49," /. Gdg. .............. $50
Sinesr unc Disnitbotstl battsn gseis. q
VI. y. Srid, s..
Yrdtnent bee Strcitoriums Der .9faipteus
SpringS aeeienibait." IlI n.
.See9en eirfutare uno Nnalpie penbe man it'd an
Coleman Y @ossrs. fl tSuit, 1Wit)
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SScrInunt.

Sdmiebez uno @ufeiien Abiile, perbranntes
@uBeticn, Bleds uno JteiiclienzAbidIe 9umpen, al
tcs Bapier II ~. I'M @to6en unb Sieinen 9e9en
Bdar, bel Sripare Sanes,
Ytr. Z. BathitraEs. q orb mti.Gt her Uorthifl. lN2-l
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-06-02
gu D%crfaufcn.

e., Rtbrrrt SduIrr, lcbr 6iuig; uur $1,000 pro
EtiiI Stitd. !. III. Siroipu,
L.u- t95-) Nr. 80, AuitsS fice 2ioemuc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-05

STEAM FI1TINa, sl5 Second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-05
BAscoM.
he Turns HE Hair the Wrohg Way and
Stalks Oui-Ths End Of a LOng Tale.

He who should expect the gratitude Of
the public for the suggestions of benevO-
lence would be as much disappointed as
one looking for wit in the cOmmunics-
ton of the gentleman signing himself
Brown"
What part of q grave and earnest srti-
Gle, dealing with the solemn destinies Of a
race, this person found the Indictment to
his uneasy remarks, / am somewhat at a
loss to conceive; whether from fraternal
affection for the monkeys. or the Instincts
Of hiel sympathy with the jackass. In
mercy to him, I should object to his hav-
ing any personal connection with the cat
procreatiOn project; there is an old feud
DetWeen cats and dogs, snd-I don't think
thtS one old enough to risk an encounter
with a good sized Thomas on a love ex-
cursiOn.
The observations of the Other-0enHe-
man, have some points. Cat island, as we
all know, is so called from being pOpu-
lated from the Cat heads of an English
wreck and 20 this day they lack the Pc
culiar a%ppendage which "points the NOR
AZ and adOrns the-persOn, of F.; and
Thereby hangs a tail" For this, instead
or being a recommendation, might prove
embarrassing-especislly to his logical
mind should he be paid IN as stock. 1t
might render the solution Of his cOnun-
drum unnecessary; yet it would destroy
the well-knOWn formula of the syllogism (:
mo cat has two tails; but cat has
more tails tha no cat: therefore, one cat
has more tails than two cats"
This would be a misfortune-but per-
haps bis personal experience could supply
1t. There Is a Hsalt" about him which in
duces me to suspect that he knows all
about a cat-O'-nine-tails; and I venture
to prophecy he will yet understand a
"rope's end"
By the time this reaches you I shall have
left Memphis. / was prepared TO brave
the keen shafts Of wit and ridicUle, or to
meet the objections Of logic; but cannot
weary my patience with reply to this cat
alogue of muIe-ing Pussies or doubling
Ihomases. FINS. BASCOM.
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READ walker Brothers & Co.'S New
Advertisement.
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trouble. They decamped, after being sat
ished that nothing could be done. Later
ia the day Captain Athey arrested a man
named Marsh, whom Squire Miller sent
to iail. in default OF furnishing $4,000
bonds. The evidence against him are
boot marks. There was lime on the heel
marks which the burglar made in the
store, and Marsh's boots had lime marks
aud fitted those in the store exactly. BE
is in quOd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-05
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TODAY.

REv. DAVID WALK will preach In the Lin.
den Street Christian Church to-day as usual
Communion at lll am; sermons at III.
a m and pm afLer mOruiug ssrmou. or
dLnaIIou. subject al night; The Gospel Of 8
Cotton MIL
ST. MARTs CHURCH fEpiscopau. Poplar st.
To-day the services i'm THIS church viii be as
louOWsi Morning prayer at - a M second
service at " a-m.r when there will be an or.
dlnaI0n to the DIaeOuats sermon bv Rev.
DR.. WliDuruei third service at p M.
GRACE CHURCH, fernando street. Rev
carmichael, Rector. Services orsecoud sun.
qAy Ia Lent. Morning prayer at T8U an,
LlLauy HOLY sermon az IL am,
evening service and ermon by Rev. C. e..
Parsons, 1850 at O'Clock.
SERVICES at the First PresbyterIqu Church
corner of POplsr and Third, to-day at n am,
and "a pm Rev r. h. Bowman, pastor.
THERE viii be preaching at the Second
Presbyterian Church, corner OF Main and
beAle streets THIS morning. at 10 o'clock and
Tonight al - O'Clock, by Rev. VIM. E. BOggs
SERVICES al The Chelsea Baptist Church,
corner o. Fifth and Mill streets, this morning
20 IL O'Clock Strangers are invited.
CESTRAL BAPTIST CHURCH. Second, near
Beale Rev. DR.. 3. H.. Ford VIII preach this
morning. al ID o'clock. hy especial request on
Lne salvation Oh infants and their COndi-
ton after death, and also al night. Straug-
ers and visitors Invited to seats.
PREACHING in the First Baptist Church by
HgV.J r. Braulam, President Brownsville
Female College at Ia am. and "a p M. sab
bath school at 9 am. Seats free.
FIRST CoSGEEGATIONAL CHURCH, Union
street. between IhId aud DeS0tO. Rev A.
f. Baldwin, Pastor. Services at N am. aud
"a pm. sabbath school at 9 am. seats free,
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
200 MAIN STREET.
NONRESIDENT RnTIrE.

No 2O8, R.D.-In the First Chancery Court OF
Shelby county, Tennessee.-W. 7. Swan
wick & 90. e. al VS. G. A. SIT Imam, {. v. B
Spetgii, Sarah Speigfl, Mary E Smith Julia
X. Stulman and Marion n. Stillman
IT appearing nom afddavit in this cause.
Il that the defendants Julia E. StiIlman
and Marion ID. Stillman, the latter as admin
lstratr1ck of l. ]. Sttllman, deceased are
non residents Of hesitate OF Tennessee.
It's therefore ordered, Tha they make their
appearance herein. at the courthouse I'm the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
next term Of said Court, commencing the
first Monday in April, 1871. and plead.
answer or demur to compliments original
and amended bills, or the same viii be
taken for confessed as 20 them and
set for hearing eLparte; and that a
copy OF this order be published once a week,
for % q successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
a COpy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLR. Clerk and Master.
By r. j. BLACK, Deputy CLERK and Master
smith & Jefferson A. :. Martin, KOrtrecht
& Graft and stephens and Smith, so fcitOrs
for complainant. mrs
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~E0N-BEslDENT NOTICE

No. 2lO-In theg secondChancery Court OF
shelby county, TENT. q. Belts vs. Peter
j, Branch, ct al.
IT appearing from the bill duly sworn to In
& Chis cause that the defendants Peter j.
Branch and Susan B. Branch his wife. Drurv
y. Ptttman, HifktBs Pituman. Bcauregard
Pittman and Hugh c.. Pittman are resident
OF the state Of and now residents
OF the State or tennessee:
IL Is therefore ordered, That they
maket mir appearance herein. g. the
courthouse OF the Second Chaucsry Court
in the city of Memphis, Tennes-
see, on or before the first Nom
day In April, 1871, and plead. an
answer or demUr to cOmpiainants' bill, or
the same viii be taken Tor confessed as 10
them, and set for heading exparte, and thai a
copy Of this order be published once q week
FOR four successive weeks In the Memphis AP-
TAI
A ~copy-attest: mh6
M. %. L. STEWART, CLERK and Master.
lIapp q MsuE. Sol for C~OmnlaInanL.
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PERSONAL.

We had the the pleasure yesterday o
meeting In our editorial o a OfthC
worlds celebrities In the person of the
Rev. DR.. Milburn, the blind preacher,
who visits Memphis for the first time fOl
the purpose Of delivering or more
lectures. Wherever the good doctor has
heretofore appeared his advent has been
hailed with satisfaction by all classes.
his style is e~minently attractive, made
so, not by reason Of an sfliction that
ls always uppermcst In ones mind when
his name is mentioned. but by an elO-
quent and impressive delivery which en-
aolss him TO render even commonplace
subjects interesting. He is a profound
and clear thinker, and, p-aradoxicsl as It
may appear, is a BhreWd observer. The
selection Of his themes and hisNmods Of
treating them proves this. Our people
Will have an opportunity Of hearing him
to-day al st Mary's and tonight al St.
Lazarus Church He lectures on Nom
day night at the Gresnlaw Opera House.
subjecJ-England. The d~elineatfon of s..
8. Prentiss' genius and character bv DR..
Milburu is . OF the finest specimens OF
word painting eve delivered. We hone
be viii be induced 20 deliver 1t In Mem
phis.
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LADIES in search Of new and handsome
Spring Goods should 90 to Herzog'si
where they will open on Monday morning
an entire new stock Of silks and light
wOOlens for the season, beautiful psrcales
and calicoes, elegant sash ribbons,
parasols, and their new kid gloves in all
possible shades. In black silks, this
house can boast of bargains; their new
stock is fully twenty-five per cent. lower
han previous impOrtstiOus, and il you
intend to buy a suit Of that material, you
will save twenty-five per cent. by buying
il there. Five specimens Of lace tides ex-
posed in their shop windows are samples
Of a complete line they have received, and
are selling at One-hslf oftheir value. Any
one who wishes to purchase the handsOm-
est goods at lowest figures will go to Her
ZOg & Brothers.
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A Word or Two to the womsa of Memphis.

Miss DOherty, who has for so many
years catered for you and helped you to
become the envy of your sex in other
cities, has again renewed her stock of
millinery. By an arrangement which few
others in any business in the United
States could parallel, she was among the
first milliners to be represented in Paris
Immediately after its fall, and the result
Is she will be able in a few days to exhibit
to her customers a variety of ribbons,
flowers, bOnnets and hats, such as have
rarely if ever been exceIIed in
Memphis. It is W~ell-knOWn that during
the n hundred and five DAYS of siege to
which the PaTisians we're subjected, the
women and children of the artificial
flower factories and millinery shops
were kept busy devising and com
bining new styles with which after
the war to staTtle the world
of fashion. The result Of the handi-
work Of these busy-bOdies in this fearful
interregnum is now being distributed
throughout the world. The share that
falls 70 Memphis will come through Miss
Doherty, whose agent was among the first
to enter Paris after the peace, and one of
the first to max a considerable pur-
chase. The beautiful goods are on
the way, and will be here in
for the spring opening,
SuOFtiy 70 DC Miss DOherty
neither time nor money to please
her customers, and to secure to them the
best results of the best hands Of the best
mOdistes Of the headquarters Of fashion,
and we are confident her enterprise this
season, her really extraordinary enter
prise, viii be appreciated and remunera-
requited. We expect the &" little
store on the corner" will De overruu dur
ing this week by the elite Of Memphis. all
anxious to have the first choice from a
stock the very thoughts OF which will
make u bellies teeth water. A look in
the store of Miss Doherty win be found
gratifying and a purchase or purchases
satisfying.