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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-28
Flrat Chanosry Court-NaFgan, Chancellor

The following cases were decided yes.
tsrdsy: WssgUnerYs Hatch, final; Max,
we'll vs. Stewart, final; Partee vs. Spivey.
final; HOblin vs. Hughs, motion over
ruled; MeaCham vs. MOsDV, commission
ers appointed; DevOe v Davenport, bill
dismissed; Peacock vs. Thomas, referred
Baker vs. HoIlehan, leave to answer; Stan,
ley vs. Esstlsnd, Judgment; Kennedy vs.
Gilbert, FINAL.
The following unfinished cases from
last calendar win be heard first:
S99, Merchants National Bank vs Carl
ton; col, Warlitz5n vs. Bernard SOP. Mad.
den VS. MulhOllsnd; 9O7, SanderIin vs.
Graves; 900, Renkert VS. Butler; go, Har'
din vs. Dashiell; Gil, Sandsrlin vs. John.
son; 9l2, Leonard VS. Leonard; GA, Book
stsvsr vs. WolcOtt; 9l6, Mercer VS.
Bolton; 9lS, Randall vs. Walker
923, Stone W Miilard; s2S, Block
vs. Cohen; g29, Irvy vs. Sherviu
$50, Costeu vs. McMahOn; 935, Lane vs.
FOute; $50 McBain vs. Scales; OF, Ham
mOnd vs. Williams; 1855, Kehoe vs. Able;
$50, Cheek vs. Columbia Fire Insurance
Company; $50. Cheek VS. North American
Fire Insurance Company.
After which the regular calendar will be
taken up, cOmmenciDg-943, Ryan VS.
DemmOas; ga, O5terhoust VS. Swan; 945,
Champion VS. Low; Gas, Frick Va Low S47,
Low Brothers VS. Swsu; 94S, Ruston &
Co VS. Low; 949. Baird VS. Low; $50, Dun
kersou VS. Low; 951, McCIeary vs. Case;
952, Waldran VS. Henry; 95S, Otis q Co
VS. Levy; 954, Hardin VS. Worsham;
955, HUM vs. HOugh; 956, Bliss &
Co vs. Careon; 957, Goepel vs. Hsckle;
956, White q Co vs. Bsttis; $50, Fried
man & Co VS. Besthoff $50, Etheridge
vs. WEIGH; 95l, Cogswell versus King;
952, Brown vs. Brown; 963, SWsnWick vs.
Harris; 964, Ackermsn vs. National Bank
ing and Insurance Company; 965, Hail
man vs. Ensrlish; 986, Hill vs. Ford; 957,
Cato vs. Batemsn; $50, Memphis City Rail-
road Company, vs. Meyers; $40, Taylor vs.
Bounds; gu, Rozsll VS. Casey; 972, Hamil-
ton VS. Treat; 973, SanOni VS. Saitslams-
chis; ga, Harrington vs. Price; $50, Eddins
vs. Mayor and Aldermen Of Memphis; 976,
Price vs. Hodges; 977, Apperson vs. Girl
der; 978, Crockett vs. Harding; 979, Laza-
retto vs. S-sltalamachia; $50, Curtis vs. Ed
dins; 9Sl, Fucker vs. Forrest; 982, Hodges
VS. Coleman; 9S9, Tyler vs. StraJton; 9S4,
B@sche vs. W@chter; 9S5, Psrtee vs. Rut-
land; 933, Wilson vs. Stewart; 957, Mar-
chants National Bank vs. Falls; 985 Green
HOllenshade; $50, Mcconnell vs. Tur-
ner; 900, Bishop q Co. vs. Wallace; 99l,
Jones vs. Dautsz; 992, Sherman vs. Leo
pold.
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ssosad Circuit csgrt-Ralssy. Judus.

SGaaGA 80 a&aAh uu4a89Nn aaaHan
The case Of Clarke, for use, etc, vs.
Jackson Insurance Company ct al is still
on trial, and will be resumed this morn
ing at $3.50 O'Clock, to which time court
adjourned.
The motion docket viii not be called
until next Monday. The court has or
dered the following calendar to be set for
tomorrow, Wednesday, March 1st: 1876,
on the reference docket, Gunkel rs Yer
ger; and the following on the trial docket:
2034, Anderson VS. Coleman ct al; 2042-
Overton vs. Cross; 223T, Nelson, agent, VS.
Higgins; z236, Bowen VS. Steele; 2297,
Walker vs. Green & Co ct al; 22I6, State,
for use, Mason ct al vs. Rose, admir-,
ct al; 203S, Herman vs. Walter ct
al; 2I1S, Steiner Bros vs. Bilbow;
2l47, Cavinass vs. Brandon; 2259,
Crisp VS. Madden; 227l, Dominic vs.
Brooks; 2272, Conrad & Co VS. Siebert ;
2273, Drummond vs. Hughes; 2274, Massey
vs. MUssO, jr; 2275, Thorpe vs. Lee; 2277,
Msyham vs. Thomas & Gross; 2279, Law
horn & Rawlings vs. Gent; 22S0, Clarke vs.
Angelfne; 22s2, Scott W Ball ct al; 2284,
SchsfeT and wife vs. MsydWell 22S5,
Brooks VS. RIdOut; 22S6, Cash VS. Apper-
SOM; 2287, Hsppek and wife vs. Mayor and
Aldermen Of Memphis; 2288, Trow bridge
& Co vs. Tomeny ct al; 2289, Rice vs.
Walker ct al; 2290, Goblin vs. Memphis and
Ohio Railroad Company; 229l, Bugher vs.
McGreeYy; 2292, Blackwell vs. Ecklin ct
al; 2293, Williams vs. Brown ct al; 2294,
Thursen d Sons s Wasson & Co; 2296,
Alley vs Jones; 2298, Cotton ys Plain
2299, Snyder VS. Higgins ct al; 230O, Specht
ct al VS. Hanson; 2301. Thompson, admir-,
vs Fife ct al; 1902, knight vs. ~Skipwith;
2303, Botto q Signsigo VS. Pollock; 1904,
Hollywood VS. Murphy; 2907, Cicalla vs.
SquieFi.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-28

The Alabama House Of Representatives.
having a majority Of between twenty-five
and thirty Democrats, passed a resolution,
by a vote of75 90 II, on Friday, the 24th.
recognizing the validity of the s., 600. CO0
loan 20 the Alabama and Chattanooga
Railroad Company, and also authorizing
and directing the Treasurer to ascertain
the amount Of bonds loaned to and in-
dOrsed for said company, and to pay the
interest on The same whenever the con
pons are presented by bona 6ds holders,
The Legislature intends to preserve the
credit 81 their State aid carry forward
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Criminal Canrt-EIInnIn Indna.

The calendar IS published on yesterday
will be called to-day. The following bush
ness was transacted yesterday: Inch
verdict guilty. fined ten dollars and inn
-prisonment in county Jail for thirty days;
Tom Haynes, petit larceny Curry, verdict
not guilty.; Warren Singleton, petit lar
ceny Curry, verdict guilty., with one year
IN the p~enitentiary VIM. Strong, grand
larceny Curry, verdict guilty., with three
years in the penitentiery State vs. Henry
Sale, grand larceny dury, verdict guilty6
with three years in the penitentiary I;
Emony Palm, grand larceny Jury, verdict
not guilty..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-28

thsr grand internal improvement system
"a SAFE and J~udicOus ann Many
thanks are due that able Democratic f0ur
nal the M-Ontg0mery Advertiser, for this
suspicious result. Colonel Tyler has done
MS duty most msnfullY and fearlesslv.
and the Democratic members have gall
lantly sustained him,
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Regular white and Little ned River Uaitsd
States bail Tuesday Packet.
For Helena, Concordia, Clarendon. West
Point, Searcy, Augusta and JacksOnpOrt-
connecting at DebalIe BIuE with train for
Little Rock 70 Hot Springs.
The superb passenger steamer
Legal Tender
Wm. Eulott--mastsr Ed. o.. Postal clerk
Leaves TUESDAY, Feb. zs1L at pm.
ELLIOTT& KILLER Azsuts.
fe& Promenade ST., foot OF Jefferson
FOR LOUISVILLE.
Louisville % New Orleans Packet Company
For Cairo, Evansville and Louisville.
This elegant and feet passenger -
steamer viii leave as above
IHlS DAY 18th inst. att pm.
LARRY HAR1lsrAD co., Agents,
LeA AOsby Block. a4 Front Row.
FOR HAILES POINT.
Regular Memphis and HalIs's Point Packet
SALELI ",
q. 3. M1Ier-maste Fl. W. Luscom be- clerk
LEAVES MEMPHIS
Eysry Tuesday sHe FriBsy, st5 s'cIsCk D n
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NEg SPRING G0O0sI NEW sPRMe s00Ds
THIS MORNING.
sEESsEL & SON.

TWEETy-FTvE'CENTs- This amount viii
Duy a bottle Of Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup.
the great soothing remedy for all diseases
incident TO infants add children.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-28

$1,000 REwARD is offered BY the proprie-
tor Of DR.. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden
Medical Discovery for a medicine that will
equal it in che cure Of al diseases for
which it Is recommended. For Bronchi-
lis, severe Coughs, and the esrly stages
OF Consumption. II has astonished The
medical faculty by its wonderful cures,
and hundreds 81 the best physicians pro-
nounce Il the greatest medical discovery
Of the age, Sold.by druggists.
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LAW

Second ChaHcsry Court---Scott. Chancellor.
The following cases we're decided yes
terday: Brown vs. Rodgers; TOrian vs.
Reed; Powers vs. Powers.
To-day is motion day, and attorneys
interested should be prompt at the call as
all motions pending on the third call will
be stricken OF If not tried.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-28

LEyNEssEE GEOvE, No. J. u. A.. o. D-Meets az
the Druid Han, No 81 South Court street, on
the nr-t and third Tuesday evenings In each
month. j. s. Helllgers. N. A.; j, Beehler,
VA; q. ". R-UttInEhaua, Secretary; John
d. ElChuErE, Treasurer.
HEaPHIs GROVE No Meets At the Druid
Hail. Court street, every Thursday even
ing am. H.. Loeb, n. A.; n. OeTtel, v. A ;
CLFAErHE GROVE. No. g. Meets % the Druid
Hail.. 81 Court street On the nTst and third
fonda evenings In each month. A. r,
Davis, n. As George W Baxter, VA M.
Bren. Secretary; Martin Cohen, Treasurer.
.Ca.CURDIA 8. A CRATER. No. Meets al
ihe Druid Han, ON the second and fourth
Tuesday evenings I'm each mouth. j. Beeh-
Ter. II. 8. A. A. HitElela, Secretary
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-28

A BSTRACT Of the THIRTY-FIFTH SEMI
n ANNUAL STATEMENT, showing the
condition Of the Company on the first day 81
January, 1871.
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r o. O. =. DIRECTORY.

OpD-FEErowsi HAIL. corner Of Main and
North Couu-Ruth Lodge No. Z, Daughters
OF H~eBekah-msets on the 1ourEn Inurs-
day night OF each month"; 81 ~ O'Clock
Rotary.
GAY0s0 EECAMPHEET, No. 3-meets on the
Grsl and Ihlrd Thursday nights o. eaeh
month at4M O'Clock. }. huaseLL ~ q
g. "a. Carroll H. Pi Thomas bacOA, scribe
EEmPHls LODGE No. meets every Tuesday
night, az 5 O'Clock. A. W. ones n. q. j.
W. Heath, v. s. J. W. Waynesourgi becy.
EAHEEE L1BsE-B. Bingham, n. e.; W. O.
4Oyslons v. O. -bhIpway, Secretary.
GaIcEAsAW LODGE, No. 8-meets every Mon
day night. al o'clock. John Gordon, n.
o. Toes. s. Bingham, " c.; Tnos Bacon
Secretary.
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First circuit c0prt-HglakaIl, Iudas.

The jury in the case of Taylor vs. More
head, irst on the calendar, returned a YER
dict yesterday for plaintiff for SIS. The
next case taken up was that Of Bsebe vs.
HsnaUer and is still on trial. The calendar
as published yesterday is unchanged.
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FOR BENT.

HOUsE-COrtsining six rooms, with els
III tern, ward, etc. on reasonable terms
Apply 70 Mrs. HANIGANs NO. B OveftOn 81
ID ESIDENCE-TO q small family, part Of
IL very pleasant residence, with n garden
lg- Cal at ll WellinEton street. near Beale.
OUsE-A comfortable dWelling-house,
lE newly papsred snd painted, corner Front
and Jackson streets. Apply as6 JACKSON st.
n DeM-The room occupied by Hite & Cor
n wine. rs Job PF1nters, In Appeal build
.uE. NO Is Union street. Possession given
husr o. March. Apply al appeal Office.
MAIN STREET STORE-NO. pa, lately P.
VI 81. Heiurich'E apply for one week.
faL6 ". A. WHEATLEYt Bethel Block.
LORE-No. 81 South Court street, a few
- doors from Main street; stCre-rOOm and
basement each 81 by a feet, for lease. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply TO
re BkIkKLEY.
fe10 No Madison street.
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FINEST DISPLAY OF
HOUSEKEEPING GOODS
IN THE CITY, THIS MORNING.
sEEssEL & SON.


Ali persons who wish to have a fine
photograph, ambrotype, gem, porcelain or
rembrandt picture made will be- compelled
to wait three days, as Moyston y Bro. will
have to close their gallery for that length
Of time to enable them to put in a new
Improved sky light.
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M, v. r. Moore Submitted report /
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-28

Cash Capital, S2,5OO,OOO 90
Assets, lst ian'y, 1871, 4,57S,008 OF
Liabilities, 1868 n
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- FrrrIre. 81 aeaond -.

EKH advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
psnsgry, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide, +" ia another column. Il
should be read BY all.
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SILVER Moon ~FlOur-Yery Gne.
BEST sugar-cuu5d hams.
FINE syrup.
SUGARS of all kinds.
OLIVER. FINNIE d co.

HITE O. CORWINE, prOprietors Of the
Job Printing establishment in the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Union street are
now prepared 70 execute orders job
Printing on the shortest notice. Tn pa
irons Of the APPEAL VIII bear tins in
mind aud act accordingly.
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A SLEEPING CAR lesYes for New Or
leans via Mississippi and Tennessee rail-
road at 1870 pm. to-day. Through to
New Orleans without change. For tickets,
and to secure berths, call al Z37A Main
street, Memphis, Tennessee.
JAMES, SPEED. Iiekeb Agent.
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FOB RENT Or SALE.

IARM-A valuable farm Of r9Ik scres-7O
n cleared snd very productive; good houses,
orchard. garden, lois, etc, etc, on Lagrange
rJa me mile south OF Raleigh, and near NJ.
aud q. r. p. VIII sell cheap, or VIII lease the
same for El- For particulars call on d, ID.
j.. stewart, Memphis
aIg ANDREW STEWART.
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United ANC1ENr ORDER OF DRUms

nO1E-Frlm No. l9 West Court street, a
~ hook called Hurd pa Habsas Corpus"
The finder VIII please return 10. les
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RAILROAD SMASH.

A smash-up occurred on the Mlssfssfnni
Central o on Sunday morning. about
Two. O'Clock, near Holly Springs. The
train coming north, while passing over a
low c~ulvert, fell through. The engine and
the ear neXt it went down, while tbs ofb-
ers we're brought TO q violent stand-etm
on the rails but very fortunately did not
go over. The eulVert had " settled" the
earth having been washed away By the
recent h0Od. The engineer saw the con-
ditlOn Of the culvert and WhistIed "down
brakes" but the train could not be
brought to q stand before It was right
over the damaged spot. The engine
plunged in and the baggage-csr after it.
The fireman was killed az once and the
engineer severely, perhaps mortaIly. in
Jured- The passengers, who were mostly
ali asleep, got a very violent shaking-uD
and some Commissions. The MemDhfs
bound passengers returned 10 Grenada
and came mp By way Of the MisslssfDDI
and Tennessee railroad.
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NEW DRESS GOODS
on EXHIBITION THIS MORNING.
SEESSEL d son.
LOCAL NEWS.
.Leddin's College

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's College.
Tom Cubbins, bricklsyer, "a Main.
-Dolbesr's Commercial College, 230Main
w. u. Mitcheu's school, 8O3 Third 81.
-. J. suter, Furniture, 90 Second st.
Gold and silver plating At ~ Monroe st
The DAILY APPEAL, Eve cents per
copv. can be had Of all newsman in the
city
Fine lunch spread daily at Hole in TIE
Wall. Don't fail TO cali on george, No,l5
Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel.
Will Mansford, at mis- book and peri
odicsl store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
san be had Of all the neWsmen IN the
eitv-Joe Locke, on Main street. Mans
ford, on Second, and Emmons q Son. on
Jefferson street.
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TAsoSIoDIRECroRY


LODGEB. w
SOUTH MEEPHIB, No. uB-meets I'd MOndayln
each mourh-Hau cor. Madison and Second.
~, s. Matthews, ". H.; Ben. X Fallen
See.
AEGERoEA. No B8-mests LIST Monday IN ev,
cry month, 81 Odd-F ell OWs halLl Corner
Court and Main en- Carroll M.M.i John
Beamish, Secretary.
LFUTa snJTT. No Esy-meets lstFrLday OF each
a0un-Hau corner Madison and Second.
81. III HlEhbee, ". ~; a. Judah Sec.
DT141T0. No. Sd Friday OF each
m0utl-Ddd-EeHOws' Hall r O. W unam-
EJu. ~. M.i r. ". Shelton, Sec.
EMWUEETEG. No. 54l-meets 4th Friday OF
each muuth-at South Memphis Hall cor
uEr OF Madison and Second. W. A. I'd
moudEi ", Nj Louis CEaPsh, See
ROYAL ARCH.
prsE CHAPrER, No. E-meets ID Monday OF
each m0ulh-9dd-FelOWB' Hall A. j..
Wheeler, NE n p G. g. Locke, Sec.
MEuFHIs ZAP NOS u.
Fellows Hau, Sd Monday Of each month.
Henry Lynn, 81. T. a. P.i a. o. 5teever,
Secretary.
aM
EuREKA CoUECIL. No. -mests 3D. Monday Of
each mOuuh-Odd-FeIOWs Hall d. b, EOrs-
teI, ii. ILL., u. d, Myera, Rec
~rEnPLAEa.
CFHEVE C-OuMANDEKF, NO. Meets 4th Mon
daV Of each month. Geo. MellerEEt Com.
II u. Harcnus, Rec
gALVAET HAPTER Oh ROSE CHorKr lAth5 No.
J. CHARLES W. Adams, 81di b.. VIZ HI.
Tomuuson. sd, See.
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A PHYSICIAN Of Memphis writes to DR..
J. A. Clopton, of Huntsville, Alabama. to
90 to Memphis and operate on some
friends Of his for piles. DR.. c. may be
consulted at the overton fr0mHthe 9th in
slant 10 the 4th Of March. HeSTeats piles,
nstula, structures, polypust tumors, dis
perfect success. DR.. @. has the pleasure
% referring 10 the most intelligent physi-
Clans Of every city in the South. Cured
without b knife. Dr.. Q. returns to
Huntsville on th 9Th,
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utapEe's MAGAZINE Demorest, Pc
1919 and Cooley, for February Also,
sc largest variety Of piegoIlalsl EoIta-
Go1tbern, Western and AsileIn esl-
les hi The city at Joe Looke's @oh nam
street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-28

TIE DAILY APPEAL can be- had on the
day o fits issue Of 8. A, Wells, News
Agent, at ali points between Memphis
and Little Rock, for $3.50 per month.
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FOUND.

ELGIN SILVER WATCH-On tbs day OF
~ the last municipal election, a silver
watch, which the owner can have by ap-
plying at this once proving property and
paving charges ie3
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FOR SALE

TOTTAGE-Comfortabls cottage containing
- i've rooms, kitchen, servants rooms,
good clstern. etc. situated on Monroe street,
between Third and DeSOtO; house Is bntlt on
leased ground, but lease can be had for a term
OF years on easy terms Apply 70
fsB r. SEWER. a Monroe st
aT RESIDENCE. No. 81 Robson street, al
VI g. bargain. ISAAC MORRISON,
fs2s No. $50 Main street.
zVUIE-A hne mare Mule. four years old,
vi sound and In A / order; also. a good
dray. harness, and license with Z months 70
run Address ". b. at this office. les
DUG6Y-An almost new top Buggy and
ID Harness for sale cheap. Apply 20
PHILLIPS &ST. JOHN,
re8 No. % Madison street.
co HAD OF Plantation Mules; also a lot
on OF large no. MULES, Plantation Horses
sud Mares, second hand Buggies and Har-
ness. at Armstrong; Commission and sale
stable, & Union St.. cor. Third. IeH
HLUFF CITY MILLS. 1877 Poplar street; In
ID good repair viii sell on easy terms, or
TENT DE MYERS,
Is5 G7E Main street.
EAsEHOLD-Of sixteen years on a tine
" Brick Residence, well suited for an eX-
TeusIve clearinghouse, and Offering unu-
snal advantages in -ground-rent and taxes.
MHu be either sold, rented or traded, al a
Is7 ROYsTER IRRELEVANT q co.
rFCOSDHAND COTTON MACHINERY
- FOR sALE-Cousisting Of Openers, lap
rzrs, Cards, Drawing Frames, Speeders,
Spinning Frames, etc This machinery Is
bus partially wOrn-Rl in good condition,
and win be sold cheap. For description and
price, apply In person or BY mail 70
THOMAS. SHAW,
agent fremont u suffolk Mills
faE eod&w Lowell, Mass.
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POSTAL AFFAIRS.

LIST OF UNCALLED FOR LETTERS.
The following Is the List OF letters remain
Ing In thelMeIuphis Postomcs and not deIfv-
cred By carriers yesterday.
AL letters directed TO street and numbers
VIII De delivered promptly BY carriers.
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No MORE MERCURY FOR Mi "Put them
In Tie TIRE, my dear" was the advice OF
Ma. Mccarthy to her son, a bilious and
d-vspeptie youth who had just brought
F5r5e another box Of blue pills. aBut
whsta m I so take, then motherf" said he.
"Get e bottle Of Plantation Bltters," she
~ 40 "a. and then another and another.
W-itb ~ third bottle sll his unpleasant
rrrtorns vanished. In Q letter a young
lend - relates this anecdoIe, and winds
w5fb aNo @ mercury Tor me-"
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FOR RIVER.
For Arkansas RiysF---A6m7as s8d
Arkansas RiYsr PsGkst &C.
@eU. S. nail LIls


THE elegant Passenger Packets Of this Inc
4 leave memphis for all points on ArLGl-
sas river. as follows
steamer MARY d LD--Eail9s master
Every Monday 40 o pm
Steamer T. A.ALLAN-h oo-ourr1 master
steamer DARDANELLE master
Every Wednesday, az pm.
Steamer PAT CLEBURNE-Pritclard master
Every Friday at pm.
The boat shat leaves Memphis on Weduasa
days goes through TO Fort smith. Ile boats
that leave Memphts Ga MOudrEs ana EIllGTa
connect az Little Rock with our Light lrluglE
ooaA lor EorJ smith, ana Win Sc ss ~ dl-
springs, Camden, AEkadelplLa AMI wash
lngton All the boats OF -ls line nav
ing been ouAL expressly reg 4
possess superior HcCommOdalous fog pas
sangers and unsurpassed ncl ll68 lr Els
porting frefghI to an uoiut5 on the Are
kansas river without detention 81 any Stage
Freishts consigned to this company
Memphis or Mouth Of Hhlle river VIII be
forwarded promptly % destination W--l1as
JOHN D. ADAMS, President
W. q. PATrES0N, Arsur
fsls No. Madison So, stanton Block
Merchants St. Louis and Arkansas Riysr
Packet Company.
For Pine Blum, Little Rock, Louisburg. OAR
ua4ellel Ozark, Van Buren, and Sort
amlthi composed OF the following
Hlrstcla8s, LOW-Water Freight
and Passenger Packets:
r 8. I8hnsus
enIUnRlA n ~ Master
uTkH -aey, Master
NlNEfr r0Fl8gs, MastsF
~o..-a " Master
SonnseLng AZ ode R,cr wi+b -
01f-aran- Springs and the
nssts- sat steamer LittIs RoeF E65-r--
Fref 1oE al points on the upper ArFa1sas
-e5i received at all times from 61ae 0r
so.-tl and transferred, free of ebarvs. -
- - - lls me Mark and cUusIgn goods
go o4s ana Arkansas RiTer Fackst Co,
ELLIOTT q hELLER Agfls. asrphIss
4 n q Co.. Agents. Cairo.
jas SYLFESTER. 5upE
W. b. Commercial st.. 81 Louis. no.
FRTAR5a pOrrr - -
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SEA Moss FARINE, from pure Irish
Moss, for Blanc Mango, Puddlngs, Gust
ards, Creams, etc, etc. The cheapest.
healthiest, and most delicious food ia the
world.
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a THIS
ELEGANT DISPLAY OF LACE c0LLARs.
sEEssEL & SON.

Browne q Ba0wNE, SIS Second atrest
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eet You TIeksLs 4 ~ IL "a 81.

Or at Depot, head Of Main e. Iahe the
through sleeping or q seat IN one Of the
through passenger cars of this inc. 4aEi8e
your ~nelghbors, Miends, and the brayeln 8
public to take the short Line via MoKenzis
going TO or returning nom Nashville, Chat
tano0Fa, Knoxville, Bristol, L~yEehburE, At
CHARLESTON. ]. ". THOMAS.
General Superintendent.
w. L. DANLEY, 6enI Pass. and ionet ~.
VI. 81, LANDIS
Passenger Agent n. 81. W. IL r
JAZZ sfEkD, Ticket Agent.
1anf0 8lh Main street.
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IT cannot hurt you. It is purely vsvet-
sble. Try simmons Liver Regulator, if
you wish 90 be well. It acts like 2 charm
without debilitating the system, and with
out any Of the evil effects OF Mercury.
simmons Liver Regulator is the safe
remedy.
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Go to JOE LocKE's for the latest news
from all sources.
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Gas STOVES for Restaurants, at Browne
& Brownies, 8l5 Second street,
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