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M. AMI s. RAILROAD
Answer to Mr.. Withers' Letter-A Word
or two for chulahOma.
MEMPHIS. June 2s. 1871

MEMPHIS, June rs, 1871.
Editors ADpedI-I have just read a lot
ter ia your valuable paper, written by
Mr.. A. G. Withers, of Holly Springs, pur-
porting TO be an argument in favor of the
passage of the Memphis anc Selma rail-
road through that . ace. He calls him
self fa sincere, well-'gisher sof Memphis,
and an old resident OfHolly %Springs." He
may be a we'll wishe,, Of Memphis. but we
can't precisely soc il in the way he does,
and oh what a time one must live in HOl-
ly Springs 70 honestly believe 1t would
be % the interest Of Memphis, and the
stockholders at large OF the Memphis and
Selma road. for said road to turn from
the direct route, by way of Chulahoma)
and not only the DIRECT route, but says
General Forrest "cheRper by $3.50, 000," TO
touch at a place Mr.. Olapp says ought TO
have the road, "because they have fine
houses, etc" But ssys Mr. Withers, rail-
roads cost money, aad those who own
land nsar Cbulahoma should remember
every man can't have Ona at his own
door. And yet the ''sincere we'll wisher
Of Memphis is willing for the road
90 DO at an additional expense of a quarter
Of g million dollars to have 1t by his door!
81 was asked, SAYS MIR. Withers, by sew
erai persons in regard to location, and if
did not consider the Chulshoms route
The best" My answer was invariably
that / was for the TOud to Holly Springs
and Memphis; and the several were con-
WINGED a. Mr.. Wither's. Oh, what a
crushing argument vas that. A mere as
sertion Mr.. Withers, will never convince
the several" who hive not the honor to
be old residents OF Holly Springs.
Memphis has voted half a million stock
to this road and intends having a voice in
regard to it's location. And the merchants
of Memphis know what q large trade
Holly Springs has with this city, n
they know too we'll il will not be inereas-
cd by the road deViGtlng from its direct
route and landing at that point. We adj
mire Holly Springs for her energy in this
matter, but her csuEt is too weak. Not
even the giant interests of Governor Har-
ris and Mr.. Clapp car. make anything out
Of It. IL is really too thin.
We demand that the roa be built the
cheapest. and most direct route, and
through a country friendly to us, and
wishes Memphis for a market. And we
believe General FORREST and those who
have the location of the road have the in
terest Of Memphis and the stockholders
of the road too much at heart to run il by
way of Holly Springs. We know the
merits Of the Chulshoma route, n we
know the men who have the success Of
the road at heart, and we don't intend to
insult them by the employment OF the
big guns of the country to beg of them to
do what they know to be only their duty
to do. A. c. BREWER.
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ORDER OF PUBLIcATlON.


No. 2S4.-In the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee.-H. G.. Dent q
Co, use, W. 7. Hines, vs. r. Hough, Charles
NOrtbrOp and s. II. DeBevOis, Ehie De-
loachs AQutla DeloSch AID Allen Deicaeh
ct al.
TT appearing from ihe bill which isswornt 70
In this cause that the defendants are
Justly Indebted to the eOmplainanls IN the
sum of sl3f0 IS, due By obligation % defend
ant +. Hough and open account, and that the
residence OF x. Rough IL untsnowns mat
Charles N~orthrop and y. h. DabeEois are
residents OF New York. n non-residents Of
the State Of Tennessee, and thnt Tor these
causes an attachment was sned oct Of this
court against the property ~ofoefendauts, and
me same was Issued, and has been returned
Ev tie sheriff, duly levied on the property
of defendants,
Master. that tho said defendants, Rough.
Northrop aud DeIlevoi5, make their appear.
ance herein, at the Courthouse OF the Second
Chsncery Court OF Shelby county, in tbe
CITY of Memphis, Tenn. ., on or before the hrst
Monday in August. 1871, and plead, answer
or demur TO eOmplainants' bill, or the Same
will be taken for confessed as 90 them. and set
for hearing exparte, and that a copy of this
order be published once a week for four sue-
cessive weeks In the Memphis APPEAL,
This June7 1871.
N. D. L. STEWART, @. and NJ.
By GEO. MALLERY, Deputy Q. and N.
numsa & Poaton, s0las Tor COmpl'ts. les
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7. J. BROWN. Observer.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
0FFTCF or CH. SIG. OFFICER,
Tn.n % 1911

The barometer has varied but little west
Of tina Mississippi. Pressure has risen on
the Gulf coast, but is now falling again,
II has fallen slightly from Middle and
Eastern States westward 10 Michigan. The
temperature has risen In New Hnglend
and the Southwest; but has remained
stationary. or has fallen, frOm PennEyl-
Vania TO Florida. Light rains we're re-
ported Sundqy night from South Illinois,
and have fallen to-day on the coast OF
AiapamA. Clear and clearing weather has
slowly spread southwark on tue Atlantic
coast TO Chesapeake Bag. Cloudy and
threatening weather still continues from
North Carolina 70 Florida. westerly
winds are reported from the east. on the
Atlantic COST. Variable local winds and
ealms prevail generally esst OF h Rocky
mountains. Threatening or rainy weather
will probably. continue during the nigh
from Louisiana TO South Carolina, clearin0
away very generally on Tuesday. Clear.
ing weather, with fresh winds, "a probable
for Tuesday for Middle and Eastern States
and Lakes.
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RIVER NEWS.
LEAVING THIS DAY.
ARRIVALS.
IN PORT.
legal Tenn
MYERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

III A6Hs AM bOSlNE1as
Yesterday at noon the heat was Excess
sive. After II O'Clock it clouded up and
rsinad during the afternoon, which to,
some extent, cooled the atmosphere. The
river here is declining steadily, with IL
feet in the channel between here and
Cairo. At the latter point the river is on
a stand. At st. Louis it Is falling, with
81 feet in the channel The Ohio is re-
ceding its entire length, with AZ feet on
the bars in the lower Ohio. Arkansas
river is ~receding, with 5 feet in the chan
mel from Little Rock out. White river is
falling, with 6 feet in the channel Bust
ness on the wharf for the week opened
quiet. with very little movement in
freights. Shipments for Monday were
light. The planters are busily engaged
in getting their crops out of the grass,
and in consequence they are sending few
orders. Business next month in plants-
ton supplies viii be better than 1t has been
this month.
BY TELEGRAPH.
CAIRO. June 26.-Port list: Dictator,
st. Louis to New Orleans, 8 D M; Grand
Tower, Memphis to st. Louis, 10 pm.
Mary Miller, Evansville to New Orleans,
10 p.n.; Burksville, Nashville packet, 10
pm; Dick Fulton No. 8, New Orleans to
Louisville. 3 am. Sallie, Arkansas river,
to 81. Louis, IL am. Shannon, New Or
leans to Cincinnati. noon; Nashville,
Memphis 20 Cincinnati l pm; City of
Quincy, New Orleans to st. Louis, Z pm.
Tit river is stationery. The weather is
clear, Mercury $50.
LOUISVILLE, June 26.-The river here
is about stationery, with 70 inches in the
chute and 3 feet s inches in the canal.
The weather is very hot, with the MGR
curry ranging from "a to 800 during the
day.
C~TNcINNATI, June 26-River 6 feet 9
inches, and slowly falling. Arrived:
Nightingale, from Arkansas river. Wealth
or clear and warm.
ST. Louis, June 6.-Arrived: Kate
Robinson, from Cincinnati; Common
wealth, from New Orleans. departed:
City Of Chester, for Memphis. The river
Is still falling, but the upper streams are
rising. Wessher very hot.
NEW SaLEkEs, u B.-Arrlyed
q. r. Church, from Cincinnati; II. c. /
Yeager, from st. Quiz Departed: Bel
fast for So. Louis; II. 3. Turner, Louis
Vile; James Howard and Olive Branch,
VIcKssURg. June 28.-D0wn: Ouachita
and Belle st. Louis, Q p.m. The river
here Is falling. The weather Is clear and
NASHVILLE. June 26.-River falling,
with AZ feet on Hsrpeth Shoals. Arrived9
Tyrone, from Cairo. Departed: Tyrone,
for Cairo. The weather is showery and
hot.
PIrrslsURa. June 26-Weather clear.
The Monangahela has 25 inches in the
channel.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Mary Miller is due from Evansville
en- route to New Orleans.
See our dispatches for later news from
other points.
The tOwbost J.. L. Hyatt came in from :
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NONRESIDENT H1TIcE.

No. $50 n. Rim the First Chancery Court
OF shelby county, Tsnnessee.-Erederick 4.
Myerly VS.. y. b. Waddeii, ct al.
IT appearing from anidavit In this
cause that the defendants, Barney
Esgan, AlOnzO Berry, James Esgan,
Bridget Davidson, Charles Bray, John Bray,
Mathew BRAY, Sarah TomlinsOn, T.. r. Tom
lnson and William Eagan. are ali n0n-rss-
idents OF the State OF Tennessee, and q fur
Their appearing from Sherif's return tina
said defendants cannot be found.
1t Is therefore ordered, That they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse
IN the city of Memphis, Tenn, on or before
the first Monday In July, 1871, and PIED
answer or demur to compliments bill or the
same viii be taken Tor confessed as TO them
and set for hearing e1parte; and tkat a
copy of this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
a cOpy-Attest:
Edmund a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
K. J. BLACK, Deputy q. q NJ.
Clapp, Vance Anderson, Sols. for COM
nlafnanT MI
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MONEY WANTED.
Dead Capital at Home and Timid Capital
Abroad.

The Nashville Banner SAYS: Water,
water everywhere, and o a drop TO
driDk,5 was the despsiring wall of Coler-
idge's Ancient Mariner, in mid ocean.
And " money, money everywhere, and
not a cent to move real estate, build fac
tories or quicken trade, might now be the
despairing echo or the men of progress
and enterprise in the cities of Tennessee.
Where under the SUI is there q land to be
found with such rich and varied resources?
Where in all the ATTITUDES q climate as
delightfully."- sslubrious and healthful?
Where hes nature been more lavish in her
kindly provision for the comforts of man
kind? Aud yet we are in a dead calm
commercially. What is needed to give
animation to the scene? The essential
need is cspitsl-snd, strange to say, when
there is an ABUNDANCE OF 1t in u own
midst loaned 10 the Government on
gol1 interest. How to compete with
the Government in the use of this
capital is the question. There is but
one practical solution of it that presents
itself for the consideration of the next
General Assembly, 2nd that is to legis-
late in such a manner as to offer induce
ment to foreign capital to flow into our
State. One method proposed is in GER
tain reforms in the mortgage laws Of the
State by which the capitalist will be Sc
CuI6 III Inc pfOLlpb ESCONoIy VI Ills
loaned capital when due. We need not
now enter into the minutie of the neees-
sary laws. That we leave to those more
experienced in financial legislation. But
upon general principles we are free to
assent to the proposition that with good
mortgage laws the acres of real estate
now q drug in the market may be made
available as a magnet of attraction to cap
ital-incressing the volume of the circu-
lsting medium, attracting population,
stimulating industry and enterprise, IN
%livening and strengthening u COM
merce and enhancing the general prosper
ity. Then we should have fewer vacant
lots and houses; fewer waste places and
uncultivated fields fewer failures in
manufacturing enterprise and easier
times everywhere. We sincerely trust
the next Legislature will give this sub
Jest some attention at the fall session, and
that those most interested in this ques-
tien, and most convers8nt with the ad-
~vsntsgeous operations of such a system
Elsewhere, will be prepared with such
models and suggestions by the meeting
of the Assembly to facilitate the good
work and hasten the contamination of
the desired result.
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NONRESIDENT A0TlgE.

No. 2T7-In the Second Chlncery COurt or
Shelby County, Ienn.-Willan Fellows,
Louisiana. vs.. ID. L. Cook, Georgia.
IT appearing from the bill, which is sworn
i to In Chis cause that the ~fsnda u. K
Cook, Is justly indebted to the complainant
in the sum Of $500, due by nine prOmissOry
notes, me also the interest thereon, endthat
said D.. r. Cook Is q non resident OF the State
Of Tennessee, and that for these causes al
attachment was sued out OF this Court
against the property Of defendant andthe
same was issued and has been returned by
the Sheriff, duly levied on the property Of
defendant ID. K. Cook.
II is therefore ordered, b5 the Clerk and
Master, That he make his appearance
herein, at the courthouse OF the Second
Chancery COurt in the city OF Memphis.
Tennessee, on or before the first o
day in July 1871, and plead, an
answer or demur TO cOmplainaDts' bill, or
the same viii be taken Tor confessed as to
him, and set for hearing expsrts, and that g
copy Of this order be published once 3 week
for Jour successive weeks in the hemphisAP-
PEAL. This May %, 2S7l.
NJ. D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Vance & Anderson, Sol. for CompPt. mss
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g~on-gssidsnf aofieo.

No. 292-ln the Second Chancery Court OF
Shelby County sunesses Thomas N. Pot
ter, LueyA Crandall. E.. K. Crandau NJ. G..
Bennett and q. W. Bennett vs.. Elisha Al
len. WIN. e. Thompson, Ruel HOugh, Bank
Of Tennessee, 3. Watson, Trustee, ste, A. G.
Ferguson, H. q. Dent, r. TOpp and ". i.
Vance.
TT appearing from the bill, which is sworn
4 to in this cause. that the defendants,
Elisha Allen and VIM. II. Thompsan are resi-
dents Of 81. Louis, No, and thai Hsuel HOugh
Is a resident Of Boston, Mass, and that they
residents OF the state of Tennessee:
II is therefore ordered, By the Clerk and
Master, That the said Allen, Thompson and
Hough make their appearance herein,
ST the courthouse OF the Second Cham
Gerry Court, IN the city Of Mem
Tennessee, on or before the first
Monday in August, 1871, and plead, answer
or demur to compliments Dill, OF the
same Will be taken for confessed az TO them,
and set for hearing eXparte, and that a o
OF this order be published once 3 week Tor
o Ii successive weeks In tins Memphis Ap.
peal. This 18th June, ISL.
II. D.. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By GEO. MALLERY, Deputy G.. and NJ.
Kortreeht q Collier, Soils. f0r cOmpl1s.
telT sat
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GROcERs AND COTTOE FACTORS
DISSOLUTION.

THE FIRM OF BLACK, ESTES &CO. IS
4 this day dissolved by mutual consent.
Mr.. Robert Black retiring. Mr.. 2. n. Estes Is
charged with the settlement of our business.
We invite attention to card OF our succes-
sors below. Estes, kiger & Ptnsen.
ROBERT BLACK,
u. n. ESTES.
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FOR ARKANSAS
FOB SHAWNEE VILLAGE.

FER ShGNn c Village and TIE 2sads.
The semi-weekly United States Mall Packet,
OIL CITY
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"HnN-RESInEnT HnTIcE-

go. r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
OfBbelby county, Tennessee.-Anuie Fisher
VS.. VIM. Fisher ct al.
re- appearing from the bill duly sworn 10
i In this cause that the defendant, Vim.
Fisher, is 8 nonresident OF The Stats.Of Ten
nessee.
It IS therefore ordered, tina the al his APP
pearsnee herein, at tn courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the drst
Monday in August, 1871, aud plead, answer or
demur to compliments bin, or the same
will be taken Tor confessed as 20 MIN, and
set for hearing eLparte; ard that a copy OF
this order be published once a week, Tor four
successive weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal.
This June y, ISL.
A cOpy-Attest.
N. ID. L. STEWART, Clerk and Muster.
JnO. ~. Smith, sol. Tor complainan leI5
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NoTIcE 70 NOA-REsIDEKTs.
Nou-Rsaideut Notiea


No. AZ, K. DIN the PrObate Court ofShelby
County, Tenn--J. K 2. LOWrance and J..
IL. LOWrance. Naturalization, vs.. L. u. Low
rance, Laura LOWrance, Isaac AnglemeyeT.
Charles StOddard and wife, Virginia StOd-
dard, Emma LoRrance, Edward LOWrsnce
and - EoWrance.
IN this cause 10 appearing nom amended
Il bill, that Emma LOWrancs, Edward Low
Rnc and - bOWranee are nonresident OF
tie State Of Tennessee, and residents OF the
State of Mississippi,
is therefore ordered, Thatthey make their
appearance herein, At the courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, On or before the
gWsr or demur 10 complainauts' bill, or the
same viii be taken for confessed as 10 them
and set for hearing eLparte; and that a copy
OF this order be published once q week. for
four successive weeks, In the Memphis
Appeal
A copy-attest:
JAMES BELLY, Clerk.
By J. Il. CULLEa, Deputy Clerk.
Hanson, SWingiey & Dashiell, SOls. for com
nVuannnTu faA
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Supreme Court.

Special to the APPEAL.
JACKSON, TENN, June 26.-The follow
ing cases we're disposed of: Crary VS.
State, reversed; CrenshsW VS. Bartlett,
affirmed; Meath VS. Craig, affirmed; Curry
vs. Wright, court refused to increase the
bond on Curry's motion; Claybrook vs.
Wade, sale ordered, subject to dover;
Williamson VS. Bank OF Tennessee, sf-
firmed; CubbiEs VS. Neill, affirmed; Brisr-
THEFT vs. Lofand, bill dismissed; Lsrkin
vs Orgill, affirmed; Ward VS. Cash, sf-
frmsd; Commercial Bank VS. Ford, sf-
frmed; McCresry VS. Shepherd, reversed
and bill dismissed; Jackson Insursce
Company VS. Cross, affirmed; Wickersham
VS. MerriWether, affirmed; Davis We Orr,
affirmed; Walton vs. wilkins, affirmed
Hill VS. Lordmin, affirmed. j.. f. Sale
concluded the defense in the Graves and
Poston case, and the court adjourned at
1890 p m, until Tomorrow at 9o'clock,
when the court will sit in sections.
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Non-Resldent NOtIca.

Shelby county, TENNESSEE. J. Megtbben
VS.. 7. W. Meg1bben ct al.
TT appearing rom afndavit In this cause
4 That the to the crOss-biu OF j.
W. Megibben, viz I. ]. Megibben, is a nom
resident OF the State Of Tennesses and a resi-
dent OF the State Of Kentucky, and that he is
Indebted to said ]. v. Megibben, by open ae-
count, ina sum to be ascertained by account
to be AIKEN by the lerk and Master
10 is therefore ordered, That he make his
appeal nce herein, at the courthouse In
the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
6rst Monday in July, 1871, and plead, answer
or demur 70 defendants crOss-blll, or the
same Will be taken for confessed as to him
and set for hearing exparte; and that a COPY
OF This order be published once a week, for
four successive weeks, in ths Memphis APP
peal.
A cOpy-atteBt;
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By 4. 3. MCHENRx. Deputy Z. and 81.
WescOtt q Stabi, Bols. for oOmpl {. my 81
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Nen-RasIaani Hoflas.

No, 2O3, Z. DIN the Second Chaucery
Court OF shelby county, Tennessee--Chas
Whipple and others VS.. a. Reid and others.
IT appearing from the cross bill Of A. Reid,
Il duly sworn to in this cause, that the de-
PENDANTS, Charles Whtpple, Matilda ". Ross,
nee Whlpple, and her husband, olive Ross,
s. N. Harris, r Z. TOrian, ". 8 McRae, Mrs.
Mary Enheld Hopkins, Susan j. Hopkins
and Blanche Hopkins, are each and ali nom
rsBidenIs OF the State OF Tennessee.
It'll therefore ordered, That they make theiT
appearance herein, at the courthouse oi the
Second Chancery Court, in the city OF Mem,
pills, Tenn. on or before the nrst Monday IN
July, 1871, and plead, answer or demur "a
said cross bill, or the same viii be taken
for confessed as to them, and set for hearing
expaTte; and that a copy Ofthis order be pub
lished ice a week, for tour successive weeks,
in the Memphis Appeal. This June 2, 1871.
A -copy-attest:
MD. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By G. BELCHER, Deputy Q. n.
Nxrarz h Wyuff Enfa for eOmn1nfnnwfu
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NOTlCE.

W. fhe stockholders in the BLUFF CITY
INSURANCE COMPANY are hereby nOtined
that The Board or Directors have tins day
made a second call OF ten per cent. on capt.
taI stock Of said Company. payable on or be-
fore the 18th Of July next.
iels q y. FENNER. President
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FOR WHITE RIVER

VIII leave Memphi for Shaw -
nee Vluag and an Intermediate
landings. every mONDAY and kEL0AY. 8 p ni
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STRAYE0.

NORTHUMBERLAND REV ARD-From
II my farm. on the Memphis and Ohio
EatIroad. one mile from EartIeJt; the DARK
hsy pacing horse; OBS very black large mare
mule lame in her len front loot, has been
workec but very little, had on a halter on
Iarre mare mule. much E~unbDrnti q small
BlacK mare mule, with tan nose smali
BLACK mare mule. The above reward VIII be
gsf1 for The delivery OF the above mentioned
OF so for each or any OF them.
res JAMES COREY,
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Second Circuit COurt-HaIsey, Judge.

The motion docket was called, and dis
posed OF, yesterday. Next Monday. July
8, 1871, the day on which the court stands
adjourned to, is the last regular motion
day CT this term. Writs of inquiry will
be executed on said day, for which pur-
pose a jury has been summoned. No
court on 4th OF July. On Wednesday
and Thursday, July b and 6, motions for
new trial viii be heard, and bills of ex-
captions signed, and on the latter day
court viii adjourn to court in course.
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Executors NO,Ics

IAVING qualified as Executors OF the es-
4 tate OF the late Melissa owen, under the
VIII, in ihe Probate Court Of shelby county,
on the 9TH day of June, 1871: We hereby give
notice to all parties indebted 70 said estate TO
come forward and make payment; and all
persons having claims against the same viii
present them, duly authenticated, within
be forever barred
PHILIP and T. R. TUGGLE, Executors.
Memphis, June "a, 1871 Jel3 az ty4
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CHANGE OF WATER. Persons accus
toned to the spring and well water of the
our Southern and Western States in an
unqualified state without imminent peril
10 their health. A mens change Of water
under the most favorable circumstances,
viii tend TO disorder, in some degree, the
digestive organs. The best known safe
guard against the unpleasant and often
effects arising from these
Is PLANTATION BTTTERs; at the
same time il is the best tonic and sppe-
tizsr in the world.
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OFFICE or CTTYTAxC OLLECrnR,
" MEMPHIS, June Is, 1SzLJ
80 On the LIST day Of July. 1871, Z WIN make
return 10 the COURT for CONDENSATION
ali lots or which TAXES have not been paid
for 1870, after that time COST and ESTER
viii be CALCULATED.
FELIX ". ROBERTSON,
tsl4 City Tax Collector.
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LOCAL NEWS
.LeddIn,s College.

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's College.
w. 2. Mitchelrs school. SO3 Third St.
The Italian picnic on Wednesday
next.
Furnished lodging rooms for gentle
men over lS8 Main street for rent.
Miss Maggie Foaly Will teach at the
Linden street school during the summer.
The DAILY AprRkf.. Eve n per
copy, can DO he'd OF al aassmon IN The
city.
-Armstrong's Photographic Gallery,
No 2l1 Main street. Three fauitless Ren
pictures for City cents.
"A fine lunch IL set every day, at the
Madame Vincent saloon, No. i8 Union
street. D0n't forget the place, because
you win be wen served.
ST. JOsEPH's INFIRMARY-In charge of
the Sisters, cornor Third and Jefferson
streets.
JOE LOCKE, news dealer, 236L Main
street, has all the late papers from all
parts Of the United States.
Joe Locke, 1854 Main street, has all the
latest fashion magazines, illustrated
weeklies and the largest variety OF dslies
ia the city.
DRESS GOODSl DRESS GOODSIi
Attend the clearing sale, Of Menken
Bros.' for bargains.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-27
MOSQUITOES.

Armstrong; Patent Mosquito Frame
cheapest, simplest, and most durable.
Call and examine il before purchasing
others, at
ARMSTRONG, NALL q CO.'S,
Furniture and Ca~rpet-house, S6s Main st.