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NEW PUBLICATIONS

THE HEATHEN CHINEE-By Bret Hsrte;
illustrated by Joseph Hull; published by
Western News Company, III and l23 State
street, Chicago, and by VIII Msnsford,
corner Monroe and Second streets, Mem
phis. Well worthy the lines Of the poet
are the Illustrations on the nine cards,
which comprise this publication. On the
first we have Trutbft5 James in the act
OF beginning
Which 1 wish to remark"
On the second the portrait of the Oriental
Of whom the poet says;
"Ah Sin was his name,
His smile it was pensive and child likel
On the third we have Bill Nye in all the
abandon Of a miners costume. On tho
fourth We have the game;
" Which we had q small game
And An Sin took a hand,
II was euchre."
On the hfth we have the Heather Chinee
putting down that right bower,
(which the same Nye had dealt unto me"
The sixth shows US Nye as
"n he rose with a sigh,
And said can this bs7
We are ruined by Chinese cheap labor
On the seventh we see Bill Nye as he
$50 went for that Heather Chinee.U
On the eighth we have
$50 the scene that ensusd.7
And on the ninth the finale,
Which is why 1 remark
The work is creditably done. The drawings
are clear and the designs irresistabIy
comic. A whole edition will scsreelv
supply the demand. Everybody that has
cead Bret Hsrte's poem viii buy these il
Illustrations.
A LIFE OF GEN. ROBERT Z LEE-Bv
John Esten CCOke-with Illustrations.
portraits and maps; New York-D. Ap-
plebOn 81 Co Memphis-BOyle d Chan
man, Main street. IL Is impossible from
the cursory examination permitted US, TO
speak very critically OF this important
work. IL reads as coming from the pen
of one who shares the love Of the South
for Lee, and cannot, therefore. fail 10
prove interesting. It is said that General
Lee favored this biography by Esten
Cooke, and hat be regarded this most
brilliant Of the popular writer's Of Viz
GINA as q nj person TO present him to
postertty as be lived. This Colonel Cooke
mas essayed 20 do, and we think has sac-
ceeded in doing. Ambitious Of fame "a A
faithful chronieler Of the eVents which
eliminated IN Lees death, the BIZ
ographer has had recourse TO such authep-
Wy m@sDAaAA - 8 O~oAioU5fako can consult. !
Oiten quoting from the Federal ar
chtYes 10 s-ubstsntiate the Confede-
rate side OF disputed questions. Colonel
Cooke desired to make and has
made a book worthy OF General Lee-iust
to the enemy the Hero Of the South fo6gbt
so long and so well, aud truthful as to Die
vicissitudes which ended IL the surrendor
of the Army Of Northern Virginia. The
mechanical appearance Of the book does
the house of Appleton & Co. fnnnite
credit. The copy before as, bound in
calf, IS 3 fine specimen of ietter-press
printing, and, profuseiy illustrated as it
is, viii rank with the best gotten up Of
the histories and biographies The civil war
has inspired. We are glad to know that
several hundred copies of this Life Of
Lee are 70 find permanent lodgment in
Memphis, and that perhaps thousand
VIII be distributed from Boyle e
Chapmsp's,
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CHURCH CONSOLATION.
Trinity Church, at nassH's Depot, Csass-
Grated BY BIshsp 1ulatafd.

The new Episcopal Church at Mason's
Depot was oonsecrated yesterday by
Bishop Quintard. Trinity Is the neatest
church between here and Nashville. I6
WIS designed and built by James B. Cook,
of this city. 1t is pure Gothic-the re-
ligious style, pierced by elegantly pointed
Gothic windows of stained glass, done by
Hughes, the great Memphis artist. Tbs
large window owe the altar is very beaU-
tiful. There is a figure Of the Savior upon
It, above which are the cross and row.
The altar Is a fine piece Of workmanship;
the altar rail Is Of brass, done in fine
tTacery. The interior walls are painted
in gray; the ceiling Of plain vanished
pine plsnks. The general appearance of
the church may be described as simply
and chastely beautiful. It has q real re-
ligious air about it, a something that har-
monies with the most solemn and holy
thoughts Of the soul. This is the peculi-
auty of good Gothic structures, more par
ticularly when the light comes stealing
In with a sweet and subdued q~uistness,
Invested OfnOne Of its beauty, but merely
toned down fromits dazzling splendor. The
conservation took place in presence of a
large congregation, gathered there from
all over Upton county, from B~rOWnsVllle,
from Jackson, from Humboldt, and from
Memphis. The excursion train thst left
here in the morning carried out q large
delegation. The church was erected
during the past year. The utmost har-
mOny of effort characterized the progress
Of the work, and the members Of Rev.
Charles +. Collins flock, led by Col. Jet,
eXerted themselves to 3 good and effsCt-
i've purpose in putting up this beautiful
church. 10 cost over $4,000, and is consid-
cred an Architectural gem. It will seat
four hundredO Of ac~OngreSati0n very COM
fortably, The choir is on the left, facing
the chancel, and on the right is the vesJry
room. The usual services of the EpiscC-
pal Church attending the conservation of
g new house Of God were gone through by
the following lergymsn Or. Wheat, Revs.
C. c. Parsons, @. +. Collins (the rector Of
the Church, J. G. Carmichael, J.. H.
BoWles, IL. Ridley OF Brownsville, W.
c. Gray, of Bolivar, J. A. Harrison of
Jackson, and Bishop Quintard. After
these services, the Bishop preached the
dedication sermon upon the claims of the
Protestant Episcopal Church in America
to be considered a true branch OF the holy
Catholic and apostolic church. At the
conclusion holy communion was admin
istsred to all present. When the religious
exercises Of the day were over, the visitors
were entertained in a ~hOspitsble manner
by the wardens, vestrymen and general
laity of the Church. The special train
from Memphis left on it, eturn at three
quarters past three o'clock.
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CONFEDERATE HIS TORlCAL AS.
S0ClATl0A.
Letter frsm the Hoa. Robert Tosmbs.

The Confederate Relief and Historical
Association held its regular meeting last
night in the Second Circuit Court room,
Hon Isham j. HsETis 40 the chair. Afser
some routine business was done,
The Relief COMMITTEES reported, through
E. B. McH6ury, SO discussed since March
is.
Major Minor Merriwether, from the
Select COMMITTEES on Promenade Concert,
made q verbal report, and stated that
Rocco Hall could be- had on very reason
able TERMS.
Colonel r. D. Frazer moved that the
committee be given carte blanche 10 give
such a concert as they see proper, which
WIS carried.
The chairman read the following
LETTER FROM TIE BON. R. TOoMBs
WAsH1NaroS, GA, March q, 1871.
Wg DelT Ssr-Y0ur kind favor of the
18th uItimO. as President Of JEs Confede-
rate Relief aud Historical Society OF
Memphis. has been received, and my alb
saucs from home has prevented ar earlier
reply. To would give me great pleasure
TO sccep. the invitation OfyOur association
10 deliver the lecture on Magma Charta
before them, il my engagements would
permit. My professional engagements
viii occupy this whole of my time up to
the 18th OF Nav. After hat time, If l find
I can command a week, I VIII take
pleasure in accepting your invitation. In
JnaJ event, I win give you due notice 8
reasonable time in advance. Please re-
turn my best thanks TO your association
for their cordial invitation, and accept
them for yourself for the terms IN which
you have Thought proper to communicate
their wishes.
I am, very truly and respectfully,
=. TOOMBS.
Hon. Ishsm G.. Harris, Memphis, Tenn.
Msilr Msrriwethsr moved that the
chair bs instructed 70 express TO General
TOOm5s the wish Of the association that
he may be sble TO visit the city and deliver
his great lecture. Carried.
Adjourned.
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H0o-5ssldant N0fIca

No. 202-First Chsncery Court OF shelby
county, Tenn.-J. ID. Brewster vs.. p. A..
May, W. P. ButtarWorth.
IT appearing hat az attachment writ was
l. Issued ia the above Cfuse. January 30, 1871,
against the estate Of defendants, P A. May
and W.P.ButterWorth- on the bil OF eomplaIn-
ant under oath hled herein, alleging that
aid uetendauta are residents or Arkansas
70 nOu-res idenbsCf The state Of tennessee,
that they are indebted to complainant in ths
sum Of about e&u, sa the sum X evidenced By
judgment rendered before Justice Tor same;
thEt said attachment has been returned,
levied upon the property o. saiu DEFENDANTS
&c Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein a. ths Courthouse,
IN the city Of Mempnl-s lenu.f on or before
the first Monday In May, 1871, ana plead, an
amef OF demur 70 complatnanlB bil, or the
same viii De taken for confessed IS to ITEM,
and ser for hearing ezparte, and thst q copy
OF hts order be published once a week HOr
four successive weeks III the Memphis APP
peal
AC1nT-actesL.
EDMUND CCLE CLERK zudH Master
BY 81 j. BEAcE, Deputy =
Ill Mcfarland, SOL FOR ccmplts ml&
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statute and that neglect which even with
the prudent and careful will sometimes
occur in a most important concerns.
IL ia no answer 70 this that 8 distant, un-
known official In q Washington depart
ment may compromise with the respects
bic citizen, who il forced 6rse TO be
declared q criminal and crave the mercy
ola Judge, that be may be- let out of prison
long enough togo some thousand miles
away and buy his liberty. Congress
never intended those things rs mem
bers no more want them than we. They
All understand the impolicy Of the eondi-
tlons, if these conditions we're laid before
them. None know them half 80 well az
the lawyers Of the country, and nOne are
half so guilty az they, If they remain I'M
represented.
I have owe and over again suggested
action on your part in references to Writs
Of error in criminal cases. It Is q mere
relic of barbsrism that none Is authorized
even IN the most important criminal
cases.
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WARRIOR RNER RAILROAD.
The Most PracliosbIs Rsute 10 the csal
Fields Of North Alabama.
DICKSON, COLBERT Co., ALABAMA,
March Is. 1871.

DICKSON, COLBERT Co, ALABAMA,
March Is, 1871.
Editors Appeal congratulate you and
the citizens of Memphis on the success of
the recent election, upon the subscription,
to aid the completion Of what is generally
known as FORESTS road, " and, ] believe,
not q wiser subscription has been made
by the city since That to the Memphis
add Charleston railroad.
aI wish. through the columns Of your
paper, to direct the attention of the citi-
zsns of Memphis to another important
subject, in which they are deeply inter-
ested. 1 Judge, from the many publica-
tions concerning it, that they are not cor
rectIV informed as to the nearest and most
practical point in Alabama from which
coal and iron can be obtained. / viii
mention a few statistics. The State Of
Alabama chartered e railroad, which is
intended TO connect the n~avigable waters
Of the north and south, called the Ten
nesses and Warrior Rivers railroad, be-
ginning at Chickasaw, on the Tennessee
river, and terminating at Tuscaloosa, on
the Warrior river-the air line distance
being one hundred and twenty miles,
This road viii, necessarily, cross the
Memphis and Charleston railroad At Dick
son, upon this route, and running ssOuGh-
e~asterIy course, twenty-five miles from this
DLaGE4 ID Will A4kGA SOU q uAHtn VI ADlu iron
ore, which is ten miles long and three
miles wide. At a distance of five miles
further, the road viii strike the north
west part Of the cOai fields Of Alabama
(which, biologists say, is the most fertile
DortiOu), extending ss~veuty-fve or eighty
miles through them. The airline dis
tancs from Tuscaloosa TO the point where
the Tennessee and Warrior railroad will
cross the Memphis snd Charleston rail-
road. is one hundred and ten miles. and
from the sams point by railroad TO Mem
phis, it is one hundred and twenty seven
miles, making the distance from Tusca-
IOosa to Memphis two hundred and thirty
seven miles, and from Memphis to the
rich coal region q hundred and sixty
four miles.
Memphis would save in the price of
coal, annually, the cost Of building the
thirJy-seveu miles Of road, the distance
from here to the coal.
I send you specimen of the coal, and
also q map, showing the locality OF the
railroad. Very respectfully,
WIN. DICKSON,
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A GRATEFUL ACKNOWLEDGEMENT.
j.. Charlock, a printer in the ohce Of the
ONO weekly Ct0TT0n, writes 10 the pro-
pristOrs Ofthe PLANTATION BUFFERS a.
iOllows: Three months ago I was the
mere shadow Of a man, and SO debilitated
that my limbs shook under me while at
work. The COmpositOr at the next case
said TO me one day, Andrew, YOU need 4
tonic; that's what's the matter: and
there's no tonic that was ever got up equal
to the PLANTATION BIrrEBs. Try 'em
i haze tried 'em, and you are at liberty Ca
state referring TO me for confirmation
that they have restored my health. and,
believe, saved my life"
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BANKRUPT SALE.
IL - ID So. "a 80 80.

me entire stock OF goods in this store
composed Of staple and fancy
my GOODS ROOTS, SHOES, HATS
CLOTHING,
ac etc must he disposed Of within the
fhfrtv days, regardless Of ValHe
1900 wishing % avail themselves OF The
rnnisv = secure bargains mnst cau
go MAIN STREEE
aaoosits WoWham House.
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Steam from Baltimore 10 liverpool.
ALLAN LINE.

Steamers f the abovsl line win run as follows
From From
Liverpool Baltimore
NOVA sCOTIANs March 3. March %
CORTNTHIAN, March q. April b
NOVA SCOTIAN, April u. Mays
Taking Passengers and Freight for Liverpool
PRI5Es OF PASSAGE
s s4AE2E7EE,Aaz. : So. GSGGBRRsEESSSSYT .
Goods must be cleared at the custom-house
before delivery Of bills fading, blanks for
which latter VIII De furnished shippers.
For freight or passage apply TO the agents,
A. SCHU8AKEE GO,
9South Charles street, Baltimore.
Agent Baltimore and Ohio r. R.. Co., No. 266
Front 81, Memphis, Tenn. mh44
NOTICE.
uVO the subscribers for stock In the Mem
i phis City Fire and General insurance
q B8eeiine of the Subscribers for stock IN
tais Company Will be held at No. 10 on Madi-
son street, Memphis, at ~ M, on Monday, Sd
dav OF april, 1871, for the purpose OF organic.
ing the Company. a f94 Is re-
WA- N. WILKINSON,
d. q. TRADER,
j. ". DIXON,
A VAECAR0.
HENRY J. LYNN.
W. H. MOORE,
~. D.. L. STEWART,
j. W. KNOTT,
COrporGtors.
Memphis, Tenn, March o, 1871. mh2s
NOTICE
IS hereby given to all persons having claims
1 against, or owing anything 20 the estate O
Henry Ferguson, deceased. that a NAL settle 1
,nent Is being made by the
JOHN HGBMk
WI. CLEMENTS,
5. H Thorpe, Attorney. Executors.
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LAW

First ChaE6sry Court-ssrgaH, ~GhsHaeHar.
Court met yesterday at 10 o'clock, and
wss adjourned over 1ntu tomorrow at 10
o'clock, when the minutes will be signed
and court adjourned over until the next
regular term, commencing Monday, April
3, 1871. Attorneys having papers belong
ing to the First Chancery Court will please
return them to ths office Immediately.
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PERSONAL

Captain c.. F. Morris, OF Pacific Place,
Ark: C.. G. Blount, of Pittsb0rO, Miss
J.. h. Turpen and lady, of Bells Depot,
Tenn; Captain W. A. Marshall, J. W.
Abbott and w. Z. Warner, Of TreZevant,
Tenn, and II. Taylor, OF Raleigh, Tenn,
are among those registered a. the Com
mercial Hotel.
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ssornd eIronIt c.nrl-Hslaen. mas.

The case Of Hynes vs.. BickfOrd is still
on trial, and viii be resumed this morn
ing The calendar remains the same,
with the following cases added, which
we're specially set for trial to-day: No.
24l9, Tighe vs.. Memphis and Cincinnati
Packet Company, and No. 243O, same vs..
same.
The special court under Judge Stockton
win meet neXt Monday.
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IA mERE MATTER OE seecyLATL0a,

Editors 4ppeIl-Psrmit me to add a
little to your notice Of the Robertson sf-
fair. In regard TO tracks, it msy be use
ful 70 say that the whole yard was care
fully examined; the ground was so soft
that the foot could be put down nowhere
without making 4 deep impression; and
yet, no tracks were found In addition to
this, It may be useful 10 say that no Ons.
"a the family physician, has seen the
s0-Cailed cash on Mr. Robertson's head;
and furthermore, when he was in a faint
ing condition l2J his pulse was re-
markedly strong and regular. These
lJtls facts may be found useful for pur-
poses of Of speculation. There is another
thing which I wish to remark" the
police have found no trace Of the four vii
lalns that are said to have peTpetrated this
outrage. The ghost organ cannot surely
let this fearful lsXity on the part OF our
NJ P.'s pass without q ~castigatiOn. In the
light Of this last development of the ghost
sensations number Of cynical folks begin
10 express the belief that another person
has gone crazy Owe il. This, though, Of
course, is a mere matter OF speculation.
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FRESH Northern Lake Fish received
daily by VICTOR ID FUCHS.
No. Al jefferson street.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
20 MAIN STREET.
HERZOG & BROS
this moruingll
BEAUTIFUL NEW GOODS
At extraordinary very low prices.

WAVED young man for our notion
department. Apply between S and 10
a.m., at COILS, 287 Main street.
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FaR REHT.

Fs-Far the spring Race Meet
fng-TLe BAR EATING suG other Priv
Noes ~ me track. Terms. cash. Proposals
addressed, tm april 9Th, 20 the secretary =
m6sI c.. STONE, Secretary.
DWELLING HOUSING. 500 Main. corner
ID Pontotoc. apply 10 John somerveli
once no Is Second street corner Monroe,
Memphis, Ttnneszee. m1so
rNIO0N-The old National saloon for
y ReuL-The basement No. MANSON
street. north side one door from Main street.
for rent nom april let. Apply %
r. G. BRINkLE4s
mh1s IS Madison street
OTs FOR IEAsE-Severa eligible lots FOR
- business purposes, on union, Aadt-ont
Court snd Jefferson streets, for lease ior a
term o- c. BRISKLEY,
mhB IS Madison street.
TTOUsE-withnlue rooms, No. los Alapams
I'll street. So Der month. Apply 10 >
HAEnEoED $40 Second street mht6
neARDTNG-HOUsE-A splendid location,
E1 In the Gsy0so House apply 70
mhA
nFFrCvs-Five Omces In the stanton
~ Block. Possession given ApU- Isl -otA
Apply TO 0EO D.
CTORH-Auer April 6ta, ISL, No. 9 how
y ards Row, nov occupied oy "aeolL'
RDBfTC WILLIAMSON, Trustee, etc.
mhi5 Union street.
nO0r-The room lately occupied by bite
Is & Co-wine. as Job Printers, in appeal
building. No. "a Union street Apply az APP
peal once.
HIte & Corwius can be found in Rooms 2
and -. Lee BOOK. M4e
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pskrON CARRIAGES FOB CHILDREN,
CROQ UkI SITS,
SELFACTING SWINGS,
At WHEELER. PICKTNS q CO.'S,
$50 Main street.
IEATR ORPHAN ASYLUM.
G-orrssBOadshes Between the Lady Nan
ayers and Ar. HsFzog.
1910. - II -

MEMPHIS, March %. 1871.
Mrs Miles owen, Titus, Joe Bruce, La
thsm Lloyd, and the lady managers OF
the Lsath Orphan Asylum:
LQd1es-i am informed by several Of Tho
lads managers Of the Le8th Orphan Asy-
luna hat great need exists among the
many orphans under your charge. with
a view OF relieving your treasury some
what, I offer, II acceptable 10 You. the
proceeds of a grand concert to Be given
on Monday, April 10th, under my charge
I have the honor 20 be, yours. very Re-
spectfully, LEE HERZOG.
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THB ansst selection Of Youths HATS In
Tie city at LEIDY o. cos.
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BGQuETS! FL0WERSI
CHANCERY SALE
-oF
REAL D5EATH
-OE -
TUESDAY, APRIL 10, 1871.

No. I.R DIN the Second Chaucsry Court
or shelby county, Tennessee-Henry Nolan
vs.. Margaret Glvens ct al
INV virtue OF an order OF sale made In this
% cause, 1 win sell, at public auction, TO the
highest bidder in front Of the Omce Of the
Second Chancery Court OF shelby county in
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on
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COOPER, the artist, viii return to Louis
Vile next week; 81 &c viii not be possible
for him 20 visit Memphis again soon,
those wishing portraits by him can obtain
Them by sending good photographs to
him. at l3o Main street, Louisville.
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Or FEReUSOE

nARTIEs ,uneriug from Corns. Bunions.
j Quo or inverted Nails, viii do well 20 call
DR.. FerEus D., az tie Murshali HUyse.
Once hours from lZt q, and to- mh2l
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PHETON CARRIAGES FOR CHILDREN,
OROQ YET SETS,
SELFACTING SWINGS
At WHEELER, PICKINS & CO.'S,
$50 Main street.

JOE LOCKE. news agent, 1851 Main
street. has lust received Harper, Leslie,
Galaxy, Lippincott, and ScriDner's
monthly magazines; alss, The Chimney
Corner, Wsverley and late New York
dafiies.
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tuesday. April 18th, 1871.

within legal hours, the following described
property to-wit: a certain parcel OF Land,
lying and being in the county OF snelby and
State Of Ten esses, kneWn and described as
follows. Begfnning on the west side Of
second street, az IT'S intersection with the
north side Of the alley that lies between
waidly along the north sias Of said alley
one hundred and f0rty-eiFh t feet six inches
TO an alley thence nOrthWardly and par
aiitl with Second street thlrUy-sevsn feet
lei with GreeniaW street one hundred and
foay- eight feetsiX inches; thence southWaad-
along Second street tnirty-seven feet
in IN the GreenlaW addition 70 tbs city OF
Mfmphla-
TRIMS or q credit OF seven
nsnths, purchaser 10 execute nots with ap-
ppved Sc urttys lien 10 Zee retained TIL saue
EQUITY or redemption barred
d. a. COLE. CLERK and Master.
Restcea p stahls sttarneye. mhM
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LOCAL NEWS
-Lsddiu's College.

-Lsddiu's College.
attend richardson's College.
Tom Cubblns, brscklsyer, pa Nsin.
w. Z. MItcheu's school. slS Third 81.
u. J. Sutsr, Furniture, % Second St.
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents per
oopy, can be had OF all nswsmen In the
city.
Pine lunch spread daily st Hole In the
Wal. Don't fail 20 can on George No, 10
Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel
VIII Mausford, at his book and perl
Odlcal store. has ali the late magazines
aud illustrated and weekly pspsrs.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY Appeal.
san b6 had of AIN the ueWsmeu in The
city-Joe Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and Emmuus q Son, on
TGaarsr- street.
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CoNvUNCE yourself and examine our
new styles for Gentlemen and Boys Hats.
LElDT & Co. Hatbors.
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MEMPHIS, March so. ls7f.
Mr.. Herg0Q-Plesse accept lhe thanks of
the managers OF the LeaIh Orphan Asv-
lum for your kindness Ga tendering the
proceeds Of the concert undaF your direc-
lion in aid Of the helpless orphans under
0ur care. MRS. MILES OWEN,
President
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FoR the latest style Hat go 70
LEIDY O. cos.
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Flrst Clrcalt Csurt-Helsken. Judug.

The call on yesterday reached 1854. The
calendar stands unchanged. The follow
ing cases were placed az the heels, viz.
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