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FATAL ACCIDENT.
A Gunsmfsh ON BeaIe Street Shoots
Himself I'm the stomach, and Dies In
Four Minutes.


A Gunsmfsh on BeaIe street shoot.
Himself iu the stomach, ana Dies ia
Four Minutes.
A very painful and fatal accident oc.
CURED at 100 Beale street, at noon yestsr.
day, by which the life Of a man was tskeu
away In the cOurse Of a few minutes. Mr..
l.. Schumsnn was the victim of the aeei.
dent. A few minutes before the shooting
Mr.. Schumann was ont on the sidewalk
talking with Captain Lewis and some
other gentlemen. Captain Lewis was
asking him about q rife Of his which
Schumsnn was repairing for him. The
gunsmith promised to have it fixed. At
ter INDUCING in conversation for a while.
he remarked: 81 must quit fooling and 20
to work" He had not been in his shop
over two minutes when tho sound OF a
shot Yves heard, and Mr.. Schumann ran
from the store out towards the front, and,
leaning " b counter, he said: 81 shot
myself;
"fiH A DEAD MAN"
His brother, who was In the store at the
times ran to his assistance, and asked him
If he was allie to go up stairs. He said he
was, but in passing toward the door
which opens on the hall, he failed. and
had to be carried up. he died In four or
minutes. A young man named
Cooney said, before the ~coroner's Jury,
that he was in the shop, at the back part
OF the store, at the time, and was nesr to
Mr.. SchumRnn when the pistol went OF,
but had his back to him; turned round.
and saw him run to the front of the store,
ssying: "My GOdl Pm shot"
A Colts revolver was found on the floor
with one of the chambers empty, and the
marks of fresh powder around the barrel.
The shot entered the stomach of the de-
ceased. and must have ranged upwards
and penetrated the head or some artery.
Coroner MOffatt held an inquest on the
body in the course of an hour. The YER
dict was In accordance with the above
facts,
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PERSONAL.

Colonel Ed. Storm, Of Stormville, Boil.
var county, Miss, is now stopping In the
city. he feels sanguine of the fall pros
poets for business. The Colonel will issue
a campaign paper; says vigorous prepare
lions are being made to elect Conservative
elements in his district.
From the fact that our friend B. h.
Pullen has lately found it to his interest
TO close out his late business at No. 23
Main street, we had feared that he would
permanently leave the city. From an sd-
vertisemsnt in another column, however,
We arc pleased TO see he will remain
among as, He Is 8 very prince Of good
fellows, honorable, reliable and estimsble
to the last degree, and his thousands OF
attached friends cannot spare him from
Memphis. he will be bOOk-kesper for
TOof, Phillips & Co.
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AN energetic, business-like and very
interesting statement from New Orleans
appears in another column. Ii emanates
nom the stirring. pushing and enterpris-
ing house of l.. H. Gardner q Co. Their
known large capital and extensive busi-
ness sdmOnish buyers OF dry goods and
notions, that they may not pass it without
careful perusal. The house of l.. H
Gardner Il Co., in New Orleans, draws
like a magnet and is known all over the
southwestern country for it's low and reg
ular prices, choice stock II honorable
dealings. BY all means turn to the ad-
vertisement and read it carefully. 1t
lean business.
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guest, that Morse was q more particular
friend OF yours than Cennon2
Al did not say more PARTICULAR /
said he was my friend,
Q.@Well, how many friends did you
5ale-I object to tbatf
Colonel Fowlkes-I can see the ground
OF sne objection, but l don't propose TO
Make her tell names. fLsugbter.i
Captain Cannon was again rananded tn
jail. The examination is to be esumed
at 10 O'Clock tomorrow.
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The Nineteenth Annual C0urss Of Lsethrez
Ia this lnstitutiOn viii begin on MONDAY.
october 10Th and continue 10 March ]. IsTl
- U1ssScttng rooms open October Iar. and
students Will ind that In Memphis the hi,fu-
ties for the study Of Practical Anatomy srs
unsurpassed.
Clinical Lectures win be given eacn week.
throughout the session. A. the City Huspltal
and City Dispens2Ty, FREE OF CHERGE
Good Board can be hsd near the College Tor
5 5 per month.
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MERCHANTS OF MEMPHIS.

As tbs Cotton Season is rapidly sp-
preaching, let US remind you that we are
fully prepared to print, Ia q superior
manner, COTTON ACCOUNT SALES, DRAY
TICKETS, BILLS LADIEG, RAILROAD Re-
CEPTs, etc. Examine our samples and
prices. ID. WADE & CO,
297 Main street.
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-Leddlnis College.

-Leddin's College.
Attend RObsrtson's College.
-Dolbear's College ,23O Main street.
W. q. Mitchsi's school, sOS Third Sc,
Tho DAILY APPEAL, I've cents per
copy, can be had Of all nsWsm8n In the
city.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. III Main street. Three faultless gem
picturss for fifty cents.
ST, Jos1FH'B lNFIRMART-In charge OF
ths Sister,, rns Third and Jsffsrson
streets.
To OUR TRIENDs-We invite letters
from our friends ana subscribers in the
country. We want news in the fewest
words. Local movements and events.
politics, crops and industrial and educa-
tionsl progress. These are the things to
write about.
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WE desire to call especial attention Of
stockholders in the Memphis and Charles
ton railroad to the very great Importance
OF attending the Stockholders Annual
Convention, at Huntsville, Alabama, on
Wednesday, August Both. Matters of the
most vital interest, looking to the future
and further prosperity of the company,
will be brought before the convention,
and it is hoped that all stockholders who
can do so will attend.
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Nav COTTON.sHED Firm.

Messrs. VOORHEES, Il Lswler have as
sumed control of the shed formerly
owned and run by Carroll, and will
operate it az q cottOn-shed for storage.
1t is situated at 1S6 Court street. These
gentlemen are Well-known in the city,
and cannot fail to do q big business.
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LExAsDER ERsKrsE, MD. 90.

A LEKASDER ER5KIEE, ND, DIAN.
IA Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children.
BENZ. ". AVENT, MD, Professor Of tina
PRINCIPLES and Practice Of surgery.
DLDLEI ObAUNBEs5. 81 D. Professor OF
Descriptive and Surgical Anatomy.
RICHARD bAUkY Nd, Professor q the
Pnnclples and Practice OF Medicine.
EOBE Nd, Professor OF Ma
terls hedica and Therapeutics.
ALFRED n. VOORHEES,, Md, Professor or
Aural and O~phthaimi Surgery.
j, JOSEPH WILLIAMS, MD. Professor NJ
RhyslOlogy and Physiological Anatomy.
FELIX MCFARLAND, ND. Profsss5r n
Chemistry and TOEic0logy.
GUSTANUS Z. THORNTON, Nd. Demon.
stratOr OF Anatomy.
ROgT. THUaMHLr AZ d Prnseetar In t,a
Professor OF Anatomy.
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cIrIzsRs AND PUBLIC GENERALLY.

Please take notice. AS ali our mer-
chants are preparing for an early fsll
trade, you will find j. ID. Edwards and
Martin HOlbrOoks, late Of Southern Ex-
press Company, the leading oyster dealers
Of Memphis; also, we endesVor to give
half our time In getting every thing good
10 eat, from all other markets, and ale
bound to have all early eRtables that are
in any other markets, ahead of al other
houses in Memphis. We will endeavor TO
furnish all our customers with ell eat
ables in our line OF business that can be
found in ali markets inside of Mobile,
Savannah, and Baltimore, and viii guar
sntee to give satisfaction 70 all and sell at
lowest prices. Hoping TO secure our share
OF custom to induce as TO keep every kind
of eatables which are 20 be found In other
markets, and at reasonable prices, We
are receiving fresh oysters now.
Respectfully,
EDWARDS q HOLBROOKs,
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Fresh Oysters received daily at Head-
quarters Oyster Depot. We guarantee
our oysters as fresh now as in January,
Call and try them.
EDWARDS & H~OLBROOKS,
No. 27S Second street.
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We politely cali the attention of the
lucky wnef Of the many beautiful resi-
denoas now in progress of erection, 10
the fact that ID. q, Hollenberg can fur.
nish them with the best pianos or parEor
organs, &C the cheapest rstes and most
accommodating terms. Call and Inspect
the elegant stock Just received at 274 Sec
oDd street. AVar's building.
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TO ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS dozen llnsn
Damssk Napkins, 81 per dOzsn; 800 dozen
DOylies, al IS cents per dozen. The above
goods were bought ST auction, and are
offered 81 half value. A. SEEssKL & Son.
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Is 81

CH1OL BOQES-McGufey's Readers, &c
- @sI s.; R0blnsOn's Arithmetics, A09Sl;
HerTev's Grammsrs. 6acGsl. and Guyet's
Biographies. Tor Mississippi money. Sent on
receipt Of uuley. J. II. ..
eu7f IuER Miss.
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&c Frrrfsa. 81 COON -

JoE LOoER, 236K Main street. Ia.
Cody, Peterson, Leslie. DemOrest, Har.
Der. Galaxy, Eclectic, Every Saturday.
Monthly, Appleton's Monthly, Phreno.
logical journal, BallOu, Pleasant Hours
and a host OF other late mOnthlies, all the
Illustrated weeklies and principal dailie.
I the United Etstea,
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Particular attention paid 10 Diseases OF Re.
males. such as Suppressed or Painful Men,
situation. Failing 0fthe Womb. Leueorrhes
or Whites, and 70 ali Irregularities OF she
monthly periods.
by letter. al6
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THEHext session Of the free scn0oI for the
Fourteenth Civil District. taught bv
Miss Mary A. Mcintosh, st No. "a st. Martin
street, viii on the drst Monday Ia
September next. Applications may be made
A. WITHEHBPoON, Commissioner.
August -, ls7l. anH
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DON'T MISS.

The all Linen Napkins at 81 psr dozsn,
worth 81; Linen Doylies, worth 81 20 at
20 cents per dozen.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
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RAILROAD PACKET cOsPAHY.
White River United States Mail Llns
Tae splendid Side wheel steamers
. - "a g.,


- "a = g.
JNo. b DAVIS, Master CHAs. ssITHsEs. C'k
AS ".
JAS Master CHAs. SHAEPE-.CIsrk
/ Win run in cOGnsctiOn with the trains OF
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad from De-
wallis Bind IS follows: The Usage viii leave
Dsyall's Biun every Monday Wednesday, and
Friday, sta O'Clock PM, on arrival OF train
from Memphis. for D63 are, Augusta and
IscksonpOrt. Returning, viii leave Jackson
port every Tuesday, Thursday and saturday,
at 4 O'Clock pm, connecting with trains Al
DsysLs Blun rext day fOs Memphis and Lit
tie Rock.
The SALLIE v. viii leave DeVsu's BLUM
every THURSDAY 81 l0O'clOck An, and every
Sunday, at4 O'Clock P.ul- Tor Bes arc, west
FOinL and SeHrcy. ketuI ming, viii leave
West Point every Thursday. a. II O'Clock
pm. and every Monday, At ! O'Clock Am, for
Devalis Blun aud mouth OF White river
LIE SALLIE v. Will leave DeSslla Blun
every Tueaday and Friday. At O'Clock pm,
for Clarendon. Aberdeen, Dass COe, Mount
Adams, CrOCketts BlLn, 81 Charles, Indian
bay and mouth White river. Returning. viii
leave o Of White river every Nednes-
day and Saturday, ats O'Clock a m, connect.
Ing at DeTalls stun neEt dLy With trains for
memphis and Little ROCK. This boat viii
also run to Augusta every Monday, leaving
there Monday. at 10 p IN.
Passengers ny this rOuta EIlgO through 10
J~acksOnpOrL ia IS hours less time than by
river; other points in proportion Passen-
gers to pOluts below Devails Blu VIII save
- hours time by taking this route.
Freight shipped by this line will reach It's
destination considerably II advance Of ali
other routes, shippers saving thereby the
enormous rates OF river Insurance. and time
Dy this route
Through Bills Lading signed at ones, NOT
Madison street. JOHN b. DAVIS, Rrss't.
A. 2. CURRY, Secretary aud Treasurer. JyS
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MERCHANTS will do well to examine
the Kentucky Jeans and Linseys of Men
ken Bros. They were bought before the
advance, and are offered at less than New
York Prices. See advertisement,
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ONE DIME"

Anew Idea In tie Drinking Line.
Ii was about time tina some one with a
few brains and a little originality should
start up and make a little revolution in
whisky selling. Il is comforting to know
that a man of that type has just started up
In the nick OF time, to supply q want that
has been felt and expressed by three
fourths Of the people, and that Is nearly
all who drink liquor in the city. Aleck
Mccullough has dom it. He has pur-
chased his old stand in the basement of
the Bethel Block, No. $50 Main street.
This saloon, which Aleck established be-
fore the war, is now to be known as the
ZONE DIME" house. The meaning of this
is, that be is going to charge q reasonable
price fer first class liquor ne dime " 8
drink. He opens tomorrow in all his
glory. Aleek is not a new d%eparturist;
but he thinks that In the matter o~fliquor,
the people OF this city have been victim
lied too long by charging the price of G
quart of whisky for two fingers of the d.
luted liquid. The barkeeper, Pete Hew-
lit, is the best known one in the city.
This new depsrture" will take the sa-
loon-keepers of the city by surprise, and
will stsrtle those folks who have been in
dulging in quarter beverages, just for the
luxury Of the thing. Aleck will have
such q rush of customers tomorrow that
he won't be able to attend to them.
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WANTED.-A purchaser, or partner with
a capital OF $500 or $1,000, to engage In the
drug business. Address, with full name,
Y, Y. T.. APPEAL ofice.
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COTToN LEDaERs. CoTr0N RECEIVING
and DELIVERY Books, and WAREHOUSE
Books, manufactured at short notice and
warranted by Fl. WADE d co.
297 Main street,
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FOR vICKsBURG.

United States Mall Line for Vlcksburz-For
Helena, Napoleon and NicEsbuTg.
R. 2. Wm. Blake, master
This elegant passenger packet
viii leave a. above ~
SUNDAY, August 9Th, st 10 am.
Freight rsce1 Jed Al the5tLOuis MEarfboat.
VIZ. DILL, Agent.
AUS FLEN. CALVERT. SupfE
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DELAYS ARE DANGERoUs. Mothers, ss
you love your offspring, don't fail to use
Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup for soothing chill
dren. Read the advertisement ia another
column.
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RIVER NEWS.

ARRIVALS.
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HOuEE-3mal h01ss, or part OF house,
IL comfortable IND in good neighborhOOd,
Only man ard vile. RspectahilitY and per-
manency desired. Possession any time be-
fore the mfddie 81 September, but want
Agreement nov. F.. care Boyle & Chapman,
ZQZ Hsin street au2
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40l premiums amounting O...-...-a.....--.Sl O. OC
The Board OF Directors, In commencing
this scheme to the public, promise that II
snail be carried out in good faith They will
appoint q OF award, who's high
character VIII be a sufficient guarantee that
perfect fairness Will control the distributsUu.
q price of these special tickets has been
order that they may be within the reach OF
every one.
1t Is hoped and expected that the Third
Annual Fair viii be so successful. financially.
as to enable the Society 70 erect suitable
buildings and improve the grounds to such
degree OF excellence as to render them a
source OF pride 10 every citizen of Memphis,
shelby county and the adjacent country.
III Board o. Directors nave selected Mr..
W. II. BATES TO supervise this special ar.
rangement, and tickets can be had GU appIi-
cation 20 him, at the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Depot, or through any OF his
JACOB THOMPSON. President.
LEON. TRoUsDALE, Secretary.
Tickets can be had at the following sub
agencies:
TRANSPORTS NEWS DEPOT,
Cor. Second and MOnrOe Streets.
Joe L0CKE'S NEWS DEPOT,
NO. 236 I-2 Main street.
J. C. EYRlCH'S NEWS DEPOT,
No. 34O Main street
Or by application to me. by letter or in per
at the Memphis and Charleston railroad
depot.
W. H. BATES,
augo Agent for the sale OF Tickets.
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BLANK Books made to order, and ruled
70 2 desired pattern. EvRRY BOOK WAX
skNTED. u. WADE q co,
2s7 Main street.
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STILL IN THE LEAD.

PIANO CovERsl STOoLsi Splendid As
sortment of all cOlOTs and styles at H, q,
H~Ollenberg, Ayers Building.
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PAPER and Paper Bags always on hand
and for sale AZ Craig's Seed Store.
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nOARDING-ELcellent day boarding can
- be bsd 81 10 Monroe street, at 6ge dollars
per week, IN Rdvance Also. rooms,e~ elegantly
Furnished, csn he had, with board, for two
persons. At sky dollars q month. Refer
ences required. sue
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New ORLEANS, August 26.-Arrived
Shannon, Louisville. Departed: Susie
Silver, St. Louis.
VICKsBURG, August 26.-Up: Colorado.
9 am; Henry Ames; 2 am; Ouachits
Belle, 8 pm. Weather warm and clear.
River falling.
LOUISVILLE, August 26.-The river is
about stationary, with 10 inches in the
chute. " Gather shOWsry. Business dull.
The P-W. Strader goes out empty to Cairo
tomorrow. From tomorrow the work on
the canal will be pushed night and day in
order to secure its completion by the 20bh
of October. Peter Edwards, a deck hand
on b steamer Enterprise, had his right
leg crushed between a barrel of -four and
hes staging of the boat at Portland wharf
yesterday. He was taken to the marine
hospital.
81. LOUIS, August 26.-Arrived: City of
Cairo, VicksbuIgi City OF Alton, New Or
leans; Columbia, White river. Departed:
Mary Alice and Rubicon, New Orleans;
st. Joseph, Memphis; Lady Lee, Red
river, Minnie, White river. River rising
slowly. Heavy rain after II O'Clock last
night, lasting till after daylight.
P~ITTsBURG, August &c -Weather cloudy
with indications of rain. The MOnOnga-
hela has 80 inches In the channel, and is
rising, and is rising above.
CAIRO, August 26.-Port list: Glasgow,
New Orleans to st. Louis, z am; Tom
Jasper, New Orleans to st. Louis, z am;
Bismarck, New Orleans TO st. Louis, 8
am; r. P. Walt, st. Louis to Vieksburg,
10 am; Belle Memphis, st. Louis 10
Memphis, 8 pm; j. N. Kellogg, Cairo TO /
st. Louis, 6 pm. The Glencoe and Mollie
Moore are aground near Goose Island, |
River stationary. Weather cloudy. Mer-
curry $40.
EVANSVILLE, IND, August S6-Weatb-
Or cloudy and hot, with aigreat storm Ap-
preaching. River falling slowly. Com
msnced raining at 8 Pm.
LITTLE Rock, August 26.-W Gather
A light shower fell today. Tie
river Is still falling, aud navigation above
Is suspended.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Celeste brought in from Arksnsaa
liver 100 sacks seed and 138 bales cotton.
md reshipped at the mouth 40 bales for
Orleans. She broke her aft chain
oracs. and goes on the docks to have iL re-
The Thomas q. Allen cleared for White
liver with a good trip of freight.
The Emile LRBsrge put on hero 42l
iron ties, 5 barrels LIQUOR. 10
wine and 6 barrels salt.
The h. z. Walt, Captain Blake, leaves
his day at 10 am. for Vicksburg and the
lends. Capt. All. Grissom Is her purser.
The Grand Tower cleared for st. Louis. .
With 1876 bales cotton.
The sallie ", Captain Rice. leaves De-
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LOCAL F5EWg.

GRoCERs, druggists, bakers, ETC. 90 10
+. q, Craig & Co.'s for Paper Bags.
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PAPER BAGS at Craig's Seed Store, s77
and 379 Main street.
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SEE advertisement OF DR.. Butts' Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guido-in another column, Ii
should be read by all.
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CARDS, CIRCULARS, LETTER HEADS.
BILL HEADS, ETC., printed promptly and
at low rates, by II. WADE& CO.,
2Y Main street,
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the

WAH DEPT-, SIGNAL SERVICE, U-B.A.l
MEEnPHIs. August ~, 1871.
sasam sp.m. O,sp.m.
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FRATHERs, secondhand furniture and
household goods Of eli kinds bought, at $50
Second street,
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T. J. BROWN, Observer.

Is exchanging old pianos for new, you
will get the fsirest bargain at H. q. Hol-
lenberg's, sole agent for the peerless
Chickering."
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TAsTa, oRIGIEALTTY, DISPATCH AND
CREAPSEss II PRINTING, at
q. WADE & CO.'S,
297 Main street.
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AMHE1cAE DRIvEE WEzIs s. sroEnos
Brownies, sl6 Second atreet,
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PAPER and Bags st CraIg's Seed store,
81 and $40 Main street.
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RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

NJ NNoi WNAIAEh and hUoINke5s
a wind-stOTm, accompanied with rain,
passed over the city last evening. The
rain was quite refreshing, and tended to
cool this atmosphere to some extent. The
river remains at low Tide, with ~ feet
from Cairo to Vieksburg. The packets
report 81 feet between Cairo and st.
Louis. The Ohio is recedIng, with 30
inches on French Island bar. Arkansas
river continues on the decline, with %
inches from Little Rock TO the mouth, and
10 inches above there. White river is re-
ceding, with "A feet in the chsnnel. There
was a fair amour of business doing on
the wharf, with 8 small list Of arrivals aud
departuraa-
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MILLINERY eoOes.

81 We earnestly invite the attention o
TIE TRADE to the folloWing'sA
BLACK SASH RIBBONS,
c0L0RED SASH RIBBONS,
NARROW TIE GIBBONS,
TRiAMInG EIBeOMS,
CORD EDGE RIBR0kS,
TAFFETA RlBBQkS,
eros GRAIN RIBBONS,
FANCY RIBBONS,
5ELT RlRBoHs,
CANTON SHADE HATS,
CANTOR GIPSEY SCHOOL HATS,
DRESS TRIMMINGS,
GOODS,
MACHINE TWISTS, Etc, Etc.
81 TRIMMED HATS IN EVERY GRAED
DTS & CO..
apis ~. Nam street.. Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-27

coTToE Baskets, Tigho a 90, 8 How
ards Row.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-27

Go TO cRAIo's Seed store and get Paper
and Paper Bags.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-08-27
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ANNUAL FAIR
or The
Memphis Agricultural
AND
MECHANICAL SOCIETY,"
MYTH the view OF increasing the Interest
w in the coming Fall Fair, the Beard OF
Directors have TO onsr a list or
Cash Premiums
For attendance, appointing
TUECnAV npTnpEe n tD7I
Cash Premiums
TUESDAY, OCTOBER y. 1871

As the day for distribution, when II Is ex-
pected Will be the largest nuuaber
OF persons ever present At one Jime or the
round
Tickets, numbered and stamped, good for
that day only, will entitls the holder to ad-
mission TO the rounds, and participation in
the chances of the following Inst Of
MaIHARIM nAsu nEaHrrann.