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FOR RIVER
FER AFkaH8ss z.ss7-Hsmpsl8 and E-Ezl
sas River Packet cs-I S.
SUMMER ARRANG zWEN-

I'VE WeduEsdaT boat Wiz Es
nom thls Gate uIlL FIR IaE notice
only the following boats VIII -s run 1-
the dun season. ro-WLEs
me new ana elegant Passenger
AAd1 EtGD- EsiG5=. master W a-.
AemnLs Every LC-la ErE u -l-E 81
EAA CLEbLE4E Reese Prl-clHl
AFery Ettdays et5 p-n.r c1uuacL-z -
Rock Ark With cur right ur---r r
UAEDAAELE and FDEE gHE- ia .rH
Sm45n and al intermediate uGlEs
All the cD4rs Of this line ClrElz --- -
expressly lUr the trade. possess slsaHr @
mmo4a l1r passengers l. -
passed lacLltlss t0E La-s-lE-r .a
al points On the AEEzuzzr river
detention, a. any ELaEe Ct water
ErelglH consigned lJ lll- -r-7
memphis or Mouth o. White river.
forwarded promptly 20 destination
charge Tor transfer
JOHN D. adams Pres z-
". g. PATIESOE, Agent, NO y Madison s
apl0 Merchants Lus 90. EuLlL-
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LAW REPORTS
crInInsI C-ourl-FIIppIn, Iudas.

Criminal eCHFt-Flippih, Judge
The following cases are set for trial dur
ing the week. All witnesses must be in
attendance promptly or attachments viii
be issued against them:
Z76, Angelo Marie, carrying concealed
weapons; 284, Angelo Marie, attempt to
murder; 293, John Hill, murder; 335, An
ME Fisher, keeping house of il-fame; 847,
Martin Reynolds, letting house for pur-
pose Of prostitution; $50, J " Avery, let
ting house for purpose Of prostitution;
863, John Balm, gaming; S65, Sid Wood
ward, gaming; 81, Harvey Seviere, at
tempt to kill; $50, James Schools, arson;
33l, James Hays, arson; 407, o Lusher,
carrying concealed weapons; 40, Jeh
Walker, larceny; Alb, Julian Bedford,
carrying concealed weapons; AS, Henry
O'Nesl, larceny; 4l8, Daniel Good, larceny;
4l6, W S~channOn, larceny; 42, + Bau-
man, larceny; IA, Henry Cohen, larceny;
SO, A q Harris, larceny; CSC, Jake Etley,
carrying concealed weapons; SOS, W V
Roberts, murder; Cos. J II Savage, mur-
der; Cos, p + Sullivan, murder; 700, VIM
Foster, falling 70 settle as administrator;
40, VIM B Gresulaw, falling to settle as
administrator; us, James Gallagher, fall
ing to settle as administrator; 40, Ann
Thompson, larceny; 797, Henry Trice,
murder; 798, VIM Mitchell, larceny; S27,
Gabriel Glass, murder; S3l, Daniel Smith,
murder; S3I, Ella Smith, murder; 83l,
John Rogers, murder; S8I, Sarah Rogers,
murder; 834, solomon Ray, larceny; S38,
Kit Harris, larceny.
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The Gold Medal Sewing Machine has
been tried by many Of the best citizens of
Memphis, and is pre-eminently the best
sewing machine ever invented. 1t is
patented from four of the frst-clsss ms-
chimes now IN use in this country and city
of Memphis; Is an improvement on them
sll; runs one-third lighter; uses one-third
less thread, makes less n0isei makes the
only reliable stitch; does an work that
any other machine viii do; has the finest
and best table, with plain and simple ma
chinery, though finely polished, and is
sold at extraordinarily low prices. 1 viii
not pay agents large commissions to carry
the machine to your door snd annoy you,
but win give the commissions to my Gus
The machines are sold sc one
price only. II a lady buys one machine
worth $50, I VIII give her a dress worth
S; II she buys a machine worth SIS, &
dress worth SO; IL she buys q machine
worth sue g silk dress worth $50. / am
Wel-knoWn in this city and county, and
will not attempt to humbUg you. Imesn
what / say. Agents wanted in every
county In Arkansas and Tennessee. Call
and see samples OF work and machine.
H 7. MCLARTY,
S6H North Court street.
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GREEDY AGAIN.

Editors Appeal do not see any reason
why your correspondent, Of the 2eth,
should have such bitter enmity against
Il" Horace Greedy" It is painful to read
such remarks. Gresly's coming to Mem
phis is purely amicubLe, and myself
and many others of our worthy citizens
of memphis Will strive TO give him 8 well
come g0rthy Of Memphis, and Ofa civilized
community.
Ais WELL Tat ENDS WELL.
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PIANOS AND ORaAHs.

ss5a4gsra sadvisitors to the city should
(. ~ % eall and see the superb and
~OhloAerlng Pianos on exhibition
"a Second street, opposite Conf s91Sst
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F8R SALE

I'll Asdre.s 10 and = 2 Q. 20 rs: mylo
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NOTICE.

The drawing Of the Real Estate Distrl-
butiod Of Memphis for 1871, win take
place on The Ala day Of July. The on
ces for the disposition Of shares IN this
city win close on the 9Th day Of June.
PAssMORE & RUFFIN,
Agents and Managers.
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LOCAL NEWS

-Leddin's College.
Attend RObsrtsOn's College.
w. u. MitohelIs school, sos Third Sc,
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents per
copy, can be had Of all newsmen in the
city.
Will ManBfOrd, at his book and peri
Odical store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers,
"A fine lunch Is set every day, at the
Madame Vincent saloon, No. IS Union
street Don't forget the place, because
you win be well served.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
,sn be had Of all the newsmen In the
sity-JOe Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and EmmOns q Son, on
Jefferson street.
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GREELEY AGAIN.

MEL AAAA4Hu
Editors ApDedJ-AbOut the beginning
Of the war Mr.. Greeley expressed the bar
barOus wish that our Southern land should
be des0lsted; BURNER given 20 b sword I;
our mothers, h0lloW-eysd with hunger,
sgoniZsd by the cry Of their famishsd
children for bread and none to give, and
thus perish "tbe whole brood Of vipers
ard traitors"
Ever since the war he has maintained q
corps of hired sCribblsrs to manufacture
cruel Iibels upon the South to keep alive
In the Northern mind hatred OfOur people.
This is the man honored by the Confsd-
crate Relief Association with q special in
vitstion to q picnic, gotten up to buy
bread for the victims OF his devilish hate,
the bOuow-eyed widows and children Of
our dead soldiers. Great GOdi what has
become of our sslf-respeCt?
1t required not your editorial sugges-
ton to shield him from rudeness and per-
sonal insult. No gentleman would offer
that. He is as safe or safer here than in
New York city; but we need not run after
him, and lick the hand that smOte US.
Let him pass quietly and uunOticed. AS
slaves, we have, st least, that privilege.
MINOR MERIW
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BOYS.

B0Ys-Everv boy in the South who sends
us ais address viii hear something greatly to
mis- s~ivautage ID by which he can make
address ". A. KELSEY & Co..
WsrIaeu. Conn. myu
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FCR VTCKaBURG.
United HaE line lor Vlczse1-g-Fo1
Helena Napoleon U-a FicEsburE-
oDLDuADD--------Iks Mckee, master
ms elegant passenger 2t4 ~
vii Leave as above
MONDAY. Zth IlEl., at JPN.
Freight received e t1e W1ar5oafs
We DELL. Agent.
my8 FLEl- CALVERT. sup'L
FOR WHITE AND RED RIVERS.
Regular White ard L-Is 8s1 Riysr galisd
States Nail Tuesday Packet.
Point. Sea-cy, AuEustG and Jsczsouporl
connecting at sFaL- 8luu W-el EzlE Lor
Little ROcE and Hot springs.
The superb passenger steamer
Legal Tender
VIM. EII0tG---masls- Ed POEta.---clerE
ELLlJIIG MILLER Agents,
myG8 Promenade Ste, foot Of Jefferson.
FOR RED RIVER.
carter Line Of Red River Packsts-For JEFF
ferson, Shreveport, Grand Ecora
and WeE L-llll4-
Str. p. j. LOCkWUOD---COguLlt master
This elegant passenger sl6au5r -
will leave Is above 60
MONDAY. May 18th. at u M.
IT. W~ASELNGrJE- Agent,
myE - Madison street.
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EMBROl0ERIEs.

4 complete assortment just at hand at
T. ". JOHNSTON a CO.'S,
slo Main street.
Opposite Peabody Hotel.
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TFHE new ana elegant side
4 wheel passenger packets %
this line viii leave memphis -r LaHa.
BluH. West Point augusta JACKSON lCrg end
all points on ll-z ELFerr as L1-CH
LEGALLE DE .--a John ID -LC.- master
Evsr- Luesczyr gu C1-1rE pm.
u. p. ALI - ASHFORD. -E
Every Saturday, az C'r-1rE p U-r
DODueetluE as DeTaLL6 Bar H-.L --lL
Little EocE, and at J-acEsluUlr. WIN Cha.
uEnt-drGuELt steamer Fort = IN. Pos
h0ntasa and all points on 8z-E river
scr EalEl1 OF passage Apply ODD H.eEl. OF =.
once Memphis and AIkaI=lE ELV5r Eag-a.
Company. ". g. FALEEsJE agent
Il Madison S., Msrc1aDts Insurance
OF 20 ELLIOTT g
fe5 Eo-G Pr0-z-7 rr-
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Day GOODS
GREAT BARGAINS
THIS WEEA{
PRICE LIST FOR THIS WEEK
AT
NENpIG & BROS.

Common prints for comfort use. ETC.
Best make Prints, fast coIor. WAERAyrED Is
Hope, LonsdaIe, Bleachsd Domestic.
yard I--s
= Imperial heavy bleaehed Dome
tic, bargain
Bed Ecklnu 1875
Iron Grenadins, "a Inches vide. re-
dussd
lo4 Brown s-hestinE-ths best made
very heavy,
lo4 Bleaehed sheetings-vey ans ana
very heaYy -
anew line Of beautiful striped Greua-
ad1nes see
1he best French kid gloves ever sold fin
memphis, worth s2 pair at-- $50
Every pair warranted to q entlEs
satisfaction OF onother palr-iVeu q
Its place.
Large assortment Of Whfte MsIss lc
Fringed Coverids for single beds
Fringed gCovarlids for Double beds
The best as8oFtnsut Of Ladies Gss.h
shses, BusklBs, Slippers a.ss, fer
Misses aad G5ilsTsns ssBt Pa
the City. Blrgalas
UfsFcd
Come and look 81 our Col Lace shoes
high cut u
FANS and PARAsOLs greatly re
ducad this week.
SPLENDID assorsment OF B0yssrraW ha
50 pieces ~cottonades. brown and blus
cav a. -
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J.W SNEED.
JAMES, BEAeLEY,
JOS g SMITH

JOHN BROWN. Register for Shelby
- county tennessee do hereby certify
tnat ne foregoing are the terms Of a part
nership enIe Ell into as z TINTED nerfTer.
ship, nled In my once for reg stratf0n, daIy
acknowledged by the parties thereto, to-
seLneE WIN the am1aTit Of the general
tAa pu9neation OF the same In the Memphis
4npeeA during ths period Of six weeks s.
signed by lave
q Nay 1911. JOHN CROWN. Eegister.
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- TH1s -
IN EQGLs
Phil AIIiu- s.. Francis. Celeste. MARITIME


RIVERS, WEATHEB AND BUSINESS.
The weather continues warm and sultry;
at dusk q rsln-ssOrm prevailed, which
cooled the atmosphere TO some extent.
The river here Is falling rapidly. At Cairo
and St. Louis the river Is declining stesdi-
ly. The Ohio river and tributaries are
falling. White river is rsceding, with a
fair stage of water from JacksOnport to
the mOuth. Arkansas river is recsdiug.
with 8 feet in the channel from Little
Rock out. Business on The wharf was
quite active, with a large List Of arrivals
and departures.
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STOLEN.

rULE one hne light bay mare mule, l5k
vi hands high. 9 years old, crooked h1nd
IegE. and STANDS with 4 feet far under.
INV Informatlon that may lead to arrest Of
rhf6f or recovery o. mule, VIII be nber04ly
rewarded. by giving Information TO BAL
LENTLNE & Wall, at SardiE, Miss myl8
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-cnPARrHERsHIP RBTIcE.

THIS agreement Of C~opartnersnLP m41s
April, 1871, by and between acs5 ~ = 9L1
of ne cftv 81 Railway, New Jersey, James
w. 6need and James r. 55s
have fo-raed q c~o-partners11p under 2
ngma md gfvls OF need q hsasl9F Tor bhe
1---oee nj manufacturlng and selling cloth
F-F o-F me ale OF such other articles
"a "a connected with the business OF q reads
made clothing and furnishing store. Inc
1900 1arTuers In the firm are James W.
5000 e1d lanes IL. 8aaslsy, Of Memphis,
Ten1esgee. The special partner IS J.seph s.
smith. or Railway, y. j. lh8 special part
ner- Joseph s. smith. invests as capital stock
n said hrm the sum Of fifteen thousand dOI-
lars. The general partners invest as capital
stock Ia said arm the sum OF ten thousand
dollars each. The partnership is to continue
for three years and ends on the 4th aay Of
April, 1874,
4sM.5 NEED.
JAMES 8. BEAsLEY.
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Joe Locke, 286H Main street, has al the
latest fashion magazines, illustrated
wsekies and the largest variety OF daltes
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OFFICE OF THEC H.S SIG, OFFICER,
WAsHNGToN, May ., 1871.
The barometer has generally diminished
slightly since Saturday evening. It has
especially fallen In California and on Lake
Superior. Temperature hiss fallen very
heavily in Maine, and has risen ONE ove
all the lakes. Winds have remained light,
and local rains prevail from southeast.
Cloudy and threatening weather re-
mains with but slight changes from Mis-
sissippi TO Middle States, with occasional
light local rains; partially cloudy and
clear weather reported from Lakes.
Light rains inNermOnt and Maine and on
the coast of California and Texas. No ma
terial change is indicated, nor Is q severe
extended storm probable for Monday.
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SCHOOL MEDALS
BUY he REsT.

JOE LOCKE, news dealer, 236H Main
street, has all the late papers from all
parts of the United States.
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All the widths in
BIAS TUCKING
and the
NEW COMBINATION TRIMMING,
At
7. ". JOHNSTON & CO.'S,
$40 Main street,
Opposite Peabody HOtel,

ST. JosEPH's INFIEMARY-In charge Of
ne sisters corner Third and Jefferson
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EnR RENT.

n OOBIs-In suits, furnished OF u~nfurnisnedi
n suitable for gentlemen or families, aLlH'
Main street me-
Two LARGE front rooms also 8 hall room
F-ruiehed or u~nfurnls1ed, 10f famLles
AZ TCunv Men. with BOsrd. can be mad oy
srnIvfug ar No. s. Court street Also q lew
tsv ho1raeus cen be accommodated
E-1erwE reaegua1le-" ~
nWrLLING-A dne VI story brick dwell
frr. I'VE rooms. besides basement Eltcn-
en- dining room. two store rooms snd serN-
----- ~ --l--FzsE m24
sCUSE-A nne twO-story Brick Dwelling
r0uaa. with nine rooms, teas, slsJeTnt
TO- No TE EXChaure street Inquire OF
m-F HARRI- 20 Main street.
~ rUTDs' HALL -Sgv raj nights IN the
W week. Tor lOcges or societies Is Tor rent
For further -~rttCulars, Inquire AZ n, BhhEf
Eg7 second street, or to MAHIlN COHEN' %
rT-F- -f-az- myI5
~ OGE-Ths room lately occupied by Hite
~ q COrwine, IS Job Printers n appeal
building. No "a Union street. Apply at Ap-
peal once.
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90 -.

The new and elegant ugat-draugh-l Gamer
|sLlTTLE RoCKER
Mat. Houston master Chas. C~ourad-cIsrk
Leaves Little Roc for Fort smith and al
WAY IGndlnE8 On ArEG1szs river every ave
days, connecting at Little Rock with the
St. LsgIs and Arkansas e " PAT Cas- Bsatl
From st. Louis, No.
FrsigHrs for su points consigned 70 ware OF
Elliott & Htlsr. Memphis, or this company,
wiz be promptly forwarded nee cf charge for
transfer. JAS. STLFE-TEE, supL,
fsq8 EUI p. TommerrfHF a.a Louis No
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FOR a V

Pine Bluff, Li,tIe Eock, Fort smith and
AL way La-ClIgs-
COLCMBLA----..-.-a--a.C d TIden, master
TINS elegant passenger steamer -a
viii leave as above ~
THIS DAY, 18Th inst at 3 psm.
ELLIOTT MILLER Az A, Elliott Block
myz3 corner Promenade and Jefferson sts-
Eem1his and Arkansas RIver Packet Gen.
pzzy-u. S Sail Line.
For Arz8nsas River. connecting 90 Little
Rock with U~gbt-drauEht boats Of ths line
for Fort smith, Ia with 6LaE65 for
Hot springs. AEEadslpl4as cam
den and Warrington Ark
Str. NARY BOYD, Eeub HaiHssy master
This elegant new slde-Wh5sl
passenger and freight
leaves as above.
AONDAT, May 18th inst, at5pm.
For freight OF passage apply on board o. &C
CemDl1-s once, no.. u Madison Sc, Her
chants Insurance C-Uu1 Us building.
myE ". G. FAtLEeJ-. agent.
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-ET7TF FURNITURE AND sAFE-THE
pI-Tr.-s Insurance Company, being
--,-f 10 remove into their new building
-H-r IN en e their once furniture ana TX
I-r5s. EucLudInEa me iron safe
mvR W A. GOODMAN, SFcrelary.
Jaw aILL-Onelourth interest IN the
saw MIL o. Psgs & Wigs, now ll opera
.--- Hr fhIs CITY. Half cash balance on time.
.-r.v 10 JAMES "A. MIGG5
$50 Front street.
ar~ggFEFPLACE-The "McGehee Place, ="
.FH r-r miles from Memphis, On the Mem
--Fa and Charleston Railroad Terms, one
I-IrE lss and the balance in u and two
-a.rE with interest. Apply TO b. n. BRAD
FUHD. on the premises. mh6l
ELUFF CITY MILLS, lg7 Poplar street. In
u good repair; VIII sell on easy terms, or
emf ID. z. MYERS,
- EIL Main street.
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LOST.

KY T-H-A Ladies. Gold Watch, between
w Hullug and BEale, or Shelby street,
name OF Lou James on the outside OF tne
case. Al liberal reward viii be paid FOR us
return II Fl. n. He4ru. IS Madison street
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HATS cleaned, dyed, pressed and
trimmed, by NJ Cohen, SS4 Main street.
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Thompson q Stegsr's compilation of
Tennessee statutes is progressing rapidly.
Volume LIST will bsready In q few weeks.
Volume End is partly ready and will be
completed in August. Orders may be
sent to ". J. Gilbert, st. Louis, No.
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OUR DoLLAR Misses shoes reduced to
sEvENTY-FTVB CENTS A PAIR, before elos-
ing the Sd Of June. WIN. FRANK.
20 Main street.
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MosOuIToEs.

Armstrong; Patent Mosquito Frame
cheapest, simplest, and most durable.
Call and examine Il before purchasing
others, at
ARMSTRONG, NALL & CO.'S,
Furniture and Carpet-hOuse, 36S Main st.
GAS FITTING, 8l5 Second street.
BURNETT's COCAINE, the fsvOrite hair
dressing.
PARLOR AND CHURCH ORGANs.-The
best and most popular can be had at II,
@. HOlenberg's, "a Second street.
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STRAYE0

GOWN south Memphis, q yellow COW
L. with white mark on brck and a hole In
each ear. Eorus have been bored. ANY per-
son giving luf.rmGtign OF the same Or re-
mn ~ rar 10 ClE1E. PtdCe-u. saloon keep
er. South Memphis, VIII be handsomely re-
wardsd M
rs O~E-E-Frrm Union street, on the even
II ING UfJueZ I insLUue SORkELL HoESE
blaze fare. rw0 white legs, sore on the rlgnL
OF euecE, caused from distemper. A
liberal reward vii he given for the return
OF tire same 10 81 Monroe street, TO n. C.,
COsreIlC'E sale stable. mE
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REMOVED.
T. w. JOHNSTON q co.

r. w. & co.
Have removed 70 $40 Main street, opppo-
site Peabody Hotel, and are opening nov
elites every day in FANCY GOODS.
OUR enterprislng friend, j.. J.. Heinrich.
No. l6 Madison street, has received an
other shipment Of BOHEMIAN LAGER
BEER, which viii be on draugh5 to-mor.
row. A splendid lunch viii be apresd,
snd everybody Is expected to be in attend
ance.
PHALON'S NEW PERFUME.
at LOVE YOU
"I LOVE YOU"
ST LOVE YOU"
at LOVE YOU"
ST LOVE YOU"
SGT Rove YOU"
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET I
TIE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES,
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TENNESSEE CODE,

Just received twenty Thousand bushels
best article.
BIGLEY. MELLERsH & co.
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LAST WEEK OF
NEW STYLES

NEW STYLES
In Lace Collars. Sets and Uudersleeves at
7. ". JOHNSTON & co.'s,
80 Main street,
Opposite Peabody Hotel.
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coRSETS.

H. B. PACKER has removed his Once
TO his coal yard, COrner Washington and
Second
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To the farmers. railroad snd
--,~r-=e-rr b Tel keeper and nri-
rwr1eg venting male or Iemae help,
fe 81 colored; families going North want
f-r1rrses- uru q do v Ito call akL4e only
-biaf uteII1-e Labor Agent
WILLOW ARDS,
.-a1 IS jefferson street
7-paUD -Rs-An elegant front room, with
II board: arso, day boarders wanted a. No.
! M1iberry street Eerws r~easona9Le-
ITU fTfON-A q man b can show
> coed Tecommendationaf seeks enP49y
--a-1 Ia come bHeineeg house. Any position
-eelLaHle German as vel az the IN ~
aneraza uly controlled. Aodre's' NS'
80 Ip7alomee ~
Es- al % Front street.
a -gNFY-To loan Money @ Colaterals
IA ADDRESS 81 and F.. q. EoL - mg4y
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CoRSETS.
See our Corsets at Csc,
MENKEN BROS.
LACE POiNTSI LACE POINTS!
GREATLY REDUCED,
AT
MENKEN

T. w. g. co.
Are receiving Novelties at their new
stand, 80 Main street, opposite Peabody
Hotel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-05-29

OOMs-In suits furnished OF unfinished
II suitable for gentlemen OF families, az"
Main street me-
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-13

AT ELKo.-A correspondent of the
Sacramento Union writes of the cele-
bration at Elko:
The celebration gotten up for the
SUNDAY School children of Elko was
an impromptu affair. but was success
full to a degree beyond the expectation
of the originatorS thereof. Col. J. {.
Dow delivered the Grafton, which was
in keeping with the day and in har-
mony with those present. The little
ones did ample justice in discussing
the many good things that had been
hastily prepared and collected for
them by their friends. Ham, foreman
of the Independent. read the Declara-
ton of Independence in a happy and
pleasing His pronunciation
was clear and distinct. As "A reader
few can excel him. Quite a number
of our citizens celebrated the Fourth
by going on a picnic excursion 20 the
lovely valley of Lamoille, some II
miles east from Elko. at which place.
in connection with a large number of
whO!e-sou!ed. patriotic citizens of the
valley, they had 4 splendid time gen
orally. j. W. Rand delivered the
Grafton in his usual happy and appro-
pirate style. All things considered we
We're not much behind Our neighborS
elsewhere in appropriate keeping OF
our national holiday.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-13
SALT LAKE.-A correspondent writ

ing of Salt Lake says:
Indeed, it is said. if one falls over
board, sinking is out of the question,
but then drowning becomes a boon,
when we reflect that we may float
about in this vast picking vat till
starvation sets in to the relief of the
unfortunate. The waters of the ocean
yield one bucket of salt to ten of water,
but Salt Lake gives II ofsalt t o every
five buckets of its brackish fluid.
Various are the conjectures of its pc
culiar density. The most plausible
one to the enquiring mind is the state
ment that it is the original salt bed of
an entire inland ocea which once
covered the face Of the country, OF
which this is the concentrated remains.
The average depth of the travelled
channel of the lake is twelve feet, but
some points along the route of the
steamer have been sounded to the
depth of sixty feet.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-07-13

Won SCHMIDT IL Co.-The report
started in Carson, that Col. Won
Schmidt had abandoned his Lake
Bigler water project, is entirely IN
true. He is preparing his instruments
and getting his corps of assistants
ready for the commencement of work
upon the tunnel through the Sierra,
the initial points ofwhich have already
been located. He will leave here tor
that purpose with his party on Satur-
day. The injunction on the work on
the dam at the Truckee will come up
before the C0nnty Court OF Placer
county, at Auburn, on the first Mon
day in August. and he has every as
surance that it will be set aside. The
Colonel certainly means business, as
will be speedily demonstrated.-[San
Francis co dispatch.
We were not aware that such a re
port had started in Carson.