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BLOOMINGTON, Ill, NURSERY,

18th Year, 500 Acres, Is Greenhouses, La9est
Assortment-all sizes, Best Stock hLow Price,!
Would you know What, When, How to Plant /!
Seedlings, Usage Plants, Apple Seed, Early Rose
Potatoes, Shrubs, Roses, Greenhouse and Gaide
Plants, &c. Flower and Vegetable seesii :
Finest, Best Collection-Sor and quality
Send 10 cents for New, Illustrated, Descriptive
Catalogue--90 pages, Send stamp, each, for Cat.
alogues ofSeeds, with plain directions "a pare
Bedding and Garden Plants-32 pages, and
Wholesale Price List-24 pages. Address F. K.
PHOENIX, Bloomington, Illinois.
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MARRIED.

At the evidences" in this county, on the
goth inst, by the Rev. F. McATEE, DR.. JOHN
NORRIS, of Baltimore, and Mrs. CAROLINE
G. JENKINS, of this county.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-28

~ The fy and drought have bses very
destructive to the tobacco plants ia Anne
Arundel cosaty, and the crop, Il Is predicted,
will be failure.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-28

~ The State.o Illinois recently paid of
$4,000. 900 Of her public debt.
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-28
THE SCHOOL

More largely patronized by Young Men than
ton is Eastman College, Poughkeepsie. NY.
1t is the Oldest, best, most reasonable Practical
School in the United States, and the only one
providing situations for Graduates. Refer to
patrons in every State. Address, S'sf:,
III. G. EASTMAN, LII. D. President -
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1871-04-28
DIVINE SERVICE.
rs There will be Divine Service at St. Ig-
natius' Church, Hilltop, on Sunday, April 30.
LADIES, MEETING

LADIES' MEETING.
THE Ladies' Association, of Port Tobacco
i Parish, will meet at Mrs. Boswell's, on
FRIDAY, May 5th, at IL m.
April %, 1871.
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the Mobile and Ohio trains at Corlnthl
These facts will be deemed extraordinary
when 10 Is remembered that never Delof5
were such coincioent schedules enacteA
between these tWO roads We 2
whether the doiDgE Of General torresl o.
PROPOSITIONS made in the Mississippi Leg
islaturs had sught TO DO In bringing about
theuo propltiOus results.
There Is moi a city in the United States
csa show g more extensive and varied as
sortment Of amuseunents, TOR q month,
than was presented to the people of Mem
phis turing May. Picnic by Guilf0rd Bros,
81 Humboldt Park, on the lst. Spiritual
lecture and seam at the Opera House
same day. General GordOn's lecture, I'd.
Orphans Church Home festival, Isl 70 9th
inclusive. St. Peters Sabbath school
picnic, ID. Lydia Thompson, at theater,
ID to 9th inclusive. Fret Methodist
Church festival, 81 Assembly Hail. % TO
Sth inclusive. First Congregational
Church festival, Jackson Block, Sd 70 9Th
inclusive. d.. Lyles and @. Griffin, Esq
lectures, Memphis Club Hall, 4th. O.
Missions concerts. Opera House, 9th and
9Th. Decorating Confederate graves, ON.
Turner's festival and German Mal-festi
Ssh. Methodist Mission festival, Rocco
Hall. 9Th to 18Th. Emmet Guards picnic,
General Gordon's second lecture, Odd
Fellows picnic, Memphis and CharlesIon
Benevolent Association picnic; First
Presbyterian Church festival, Rocco HAIL
18th to 10Th. Grace Church Sunday school
picnic, fernando Park, 18th. FIRST beP-
fist Church festival, Assembly Hail. loth
to 2Oth. Hibsrnian Relief Society picnic
James Park, oath. Ascension Day
Knights Templar, 18th. st. Georges so
cietV picnic, James Park, oath. st. Pat
rick's annual picnic, James Park, I'D.
ST. Marvis Catholic school picnic, Hum
buldt Park, 10Th. Union Sunday school
celebration. 10Th. Promenade concert,
Overton Hotel. 26th. st. Bridg6t's Sunday
school picnic. 80th. Besides about twelve
small dres. and yet I am not happy"
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that only By true merit could yen have
obtsined this distinction. he, In whose
bahalf1 deliver kais baauttfal token, cou-
pies with it the wish that tbs record y
may make IN the Journal Of yOurl Ifs be as
nure IS the uatlVe ore from which It's
bas0ty IS wrought"
Colonel Lsath then gave the usual
prizes 10 the best scholars. he was In the
habit Of giving but six, but On this occa-
sien he gave twelve boOks-the FIRST six
to the graduates and the next six 70 the
allowing named young ladies':
1. Maggie Cunningham.
2. Emma Browne.
3. L Lyon.
4 Lizzie Hardy.
5. Sarah Quacksnbush,
8. Annie Smith.
The Mayor then bestowed the prizes,
gold medals, etc, to the young ladies'
who had drawn them, In a dieuihsd and
formal manner thst impressed ana gratf-
fed the yoJnR ladies'.
Miss Mary Euukla read the Valedietorv
address, which we are sorry we cannot
print, IS we designed, owing to the late
ness of the hour and the faliness Of our
columns. The audience were sent away
with q good night chorus BY the school.
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A Play mat Ended 10 Bsatb-0ag ssy
Slabs Ausihsf.

We regret being called upon to tell, this
morning, the story Of what We cannot
but construe as an accident. though pain
full IN its result, bringing sorrow TO two
households, between which there had
heretofore existed only the most exalted
esteem and friendship. A young boy
named Stewart Cobb, playing with one Of
his companions, named Charley Beisseau,
last evening, about s O'Clock, In the
yard Of the premises, 124 Court street,
YVES threatened by the latter, In q joking
way, that if be persisted In playing he
would stab him with q knife which he
had in his hand. Young Cobb, not think
ing 1t possible hat BOisssaU could mean
him harm, persisted IN the course Of play
he had been engaged in, and approaching
near to his companion, WAS stabbed by
him in the left breast, In the region of the
heart, and fatally. The knife entered q
little above the heart, making a wound
that it Is thought cannot fail to prove
fatal. We would not sdd a pang
to those which harass the family
Of the wounded or the offending boy, but
We cannot refrain from suggesting the
improperly OF parents allowing their
children to carry weapons that, as in
this case, may be used with fatal effect.
Human life is too valuable 20 be ieOpar-
died even in joke or within, too valuable
to be sacrificed in play BY the prompt
ings of q lest.
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sTEaNBnATs

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Aamahis aad Arkansas River Packet gsw.
paHY---Bhits 7iVsf LlBe.
For Helena. Mouth White River, Clarendon,
DeVaLps BIumaud J-ackBoupOrt.
b splendid passenger
Tll0S. Il. ALLEN . Ashford, master
This superb passenger and freight steaMsr
VIII depart as o on
SATURDAY Juus %. at s pm.
For freight OF passage apply on board or 60
VIC. PAEIESOEr agent,
No. ~ Madison st.. Merchants Insuraucs
COmpauys building my1
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-Leddin's College

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's College.
w. 2. Mitchell's school. 1903 Third st.
Miss A. G. Rsudelhuber's Private
School, 81 Poplar street.
Miss Maggie Fealy viii teach st the
Linden street school during the Summer.
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents per
copy, can DO had Of all newsmen in the
city.
WIN. MRnsford, at his book and PERI
Odical store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers.
The news stand in Mansfield q Hig-
bees drug store, has on hand all the latest
papers, daily, weekly and monthly; also
the finest brands OF cigars and tobacco.
"A hne lunch is set every day, at the
Madame Vincent saloon, No. Is Union
street. Don't forget the place, because
YOU viii be well served.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
ssg be had OF all the neWsmen in the
sitv-Joe Locke, on Main street, Mans
lord, on second, and Emmons q Son, on
Jefferson street.
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BUY sEST.

The Gold Medal Sewing Machine has
been tried by many Of the best citizsns Of
Memphis, and is pre-eminently the best
sewing machine ever invented. It is
patented from four Of the frst-class ma
chimes now IN use In this country and city
of Memphis; is an improvement on them
all; runs One-third lighter; uses one-third
less thread, makes less noise; makes the
only reliable stitch; does all 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 and annoy you,
but will give the commissions to my Gus
toners. The machines are sold at q
price only. If a lady buys n machine
worth S55, I will give her 8 dress worth
IS; if she buys q machine worth SIS, q
dress worth $40; if she buys q machine
worth SI10, q silk dress worth $50. I am
w~ell-knOwn in this city and county, and
will not attempt to humbug you. I mean
what I say. Agents wanted in every
county in Arkansas and Tennessee. Call
and see samples Of work and machine.
b. 7. MCLARTY,
36% North Court street.
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SWEETS.
Candy, Ice Cream and a Great Aasy
gthsr Coed Things.

None Of the -promensders upon our
principal and beautiful thOroUghfare
can have failed to notice the large eon-
fectiOnery establishment Of POdesta
4 CsZ3ssa, whose elegant and COM
mOdious ice-cresm saloon in Odd-FellOws'
Hall, is One Of the great resorts of the
bellies and besUx Of the city. POdests &
Cszassa are gentlemen Of experience in
their line and are prepared to wait upon
GUstOmers, nc matter what their de-
mands. They import and deal wholesale
IS well as retail in groceries, green and
dried fruits, nuts, pickles, preserves, ssr-
dimes, cigars, wines, London pOrters and
Scotch aIes. They manufacture their own
candies and confectionery, and can be re-
lied upon TO ill orders for the country as
if the customer was present.
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90 ITUATION-A young nan who can show
coed recommeucad0ns, seeks employ
lnsnT in some business hguEe. Any pcsiion
acceptable German as well as the hng-lFn
Iaueraga uuy controlled. Address, vs..
appeal ONCE I'm
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o ~EMIaRANTs.

Editors Appe1L-Please allow s. few
words about emigration. How can the
tide of emigration be directed TO the State
Of Tennessee and the South generally ?
This is the question to be solved. Many
have been the plans submitted, and they
all appear very plausible. One should
think thousands and thousands Of foreign
ers would flock this way after reading
the inducements held out to them, In
some instances they have acted favOrablY
and the pouring in Of mechanics and Ia
bOrers seemed to become extensive, l eX-
pscted to see the fields Of Tennessee
bloom like those Of Pennsylvania, Ohio
and Illinois, and hear the mechanics tools
resOund from the workshops like they do
In Rhode Island, Connecticut and M6ssa-
chusetts; but lOtI see them 20 bsck as
fast, If not faster, than they came, and
certainly all were poorer at ths time Of de-
p~srture. Why is tt2 Many times l have
heard It asked, and nearly svsry time a
sad, sad story was told by the emigrants
At present I do not wish to 60 into the
merits of these complaints, but assure
you sl attempts now to force an influx Of
immigration to Tennessee would be use
less. Until our next legislature-of which
we have a right 70 expect much for the
good Of our ~State-will secure q poor
mans rights and protect him in that
which is due him, all money and time
expended on the subject Of emigration is
lost; nay, It can only injure the cause.
Until then when the W~0rkingman knows
his money, hard lsbored for, must be his
at the coming Saturday, Orthe FIRST Of the
month or so, all endssvors will be in vain.
1 would advise You to let the matter rest
az present and only urge our legislative
bodies to pass a law that will secure the
rights Of She immigrants. G. s.
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NOTICE.

The drawing Of the Real Estate DIstri-
button Of Memphis for ISL, will take
place N the 4tA day Of July. The OH
ees for the disposition Of shares in this
city will close on the 9Th day Of June.
PASSMORE & RUFFIN,
Agents and Managers,
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STEAMED.

rCRsE-On Monday evening last, about
III eundOWn, from the undersigned, on
STATE Line road. first grocery this side OF
eli gate, 8 bay hous6, blind in right eye
VIII white spot on forehead, abou- four
zen hands nigh. with large 4 legs--some-
what boulezged. a reWard OF ten dollars
viii be paid for hts delivery 10 me on prem
Sc. on any informal on leading 70 mis- T e
% arE. LmaL a. AAoaA.
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MOSQUITOES.

Armstrong; Patent Mosquito Frame
cheapest, simplest, and most durable.
Cali and examine It before purchasing
others, at
ARMSTRONG, NALL 4 CO.'S
Furniture and Csrpet-hOuse, 1853 Main st.
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RO0MS AID BOARp.

1.-TWO LARGE front rooms, also a hall room
Furnished or UNFINISHED, for Families
ur Young Men. with Board. can be had by
applying at No. a Court street Also a few
daV boaruers can be accommodated,
50 Terms r~eaEouable-Ra mb
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FOR RIVER
Fer Arkansas 5lYsf-zsEP5.s aaa Arkzsa
sas River Packet e1.-B s. Sail
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.

THE Wednesday boat win be Withdrawn
J. from this date u1lL further u1lL-s, and
only the following coats VIII be run during
the Jul season, t0-Wlts
The new and elegant Passenger EECEsr
MARY BOYD, Haiues, mssteT- WI LaaF5
Memphis Every Monday. BIS O'cL11E D ms
PAT CLGBEEHL, Reese E~EltCLlrI. MASTER
Every Friday az Jum., coule- ing lt Little
EOcE, Arb with our 1r-UEIr Duals.
DAEDAEELLE and FOEE GIBSON scr ElTE
Smith and aI luteEmeLLata uCtlus
All the boats OF tlla line HAVING been EuLr
expressly FOR the trade, Ec1szzl superior a--
cOmmOdatf0uz for u5aL-5ra and -Uzl
passed facilities FOR C-rlcsUlELEE LE- 10
AL points on the ArEausss rlTE WrlEt
detention, at any staEs q Ws-5
FretEhI consigned 20 4E company 81
Memphis OF Mouth o. white Erar, EL 30
forwarded promptly Co destination EllLl1
charge for transfer.
JOHN D. ADAMS, President.
". c. PATEESON, Agent, No. madison a..
apI0 Merchanls Lns Co BuIdllE
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RIVER NEWS.


RIVERS WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Weather warm and sultry, with iadics-
tons of more rain. The river here con-
tinuss on the decline. At Cairo it fell 8
inches yesterday. The Ohio is again fall
ing, with 6 feet 6 inches in the canal. At
ST. Louis the river is stationary. White
river rose 2 feet altogether, and came TO a
stand OF Wednesday. Arkansas river
declined is inches yesterday at Little
Rock, with 81 feet in the channel. The
wharf presented a dull appearance, with
little movement in frsights.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Judah, OF Il. T. Tomlinson & Co.,
managers of the Globe Life Insurance
Company, has our thanks forNew Orleans
papers. Mr.. Judah has just returned
from the Crescent City, where he wss in
business for his company, M Of the best
and safest in the country.
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T%ENNEssEE CODE.

Thompson q Steger's compilation Of
Tennessee statutes ia progressing rapidly.
Volume LIST viii beready in a few weeks.
Volume End Is partly ready and will be
completed in August, Orders may be
sent to W. J. Gilbert, st, Louis, Mo.
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The steamer Laura leaves Memphis for
8 and 9 pm. Leaves Mound City ct 6 and
9 an, and l and 8 pm. Hacks leave for
the lake at 2 q N. and 3 pm. Fishing st
the lake Is me now, and all the "Isaak
Waltons" viii do well to note ths above
arrangement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-02

TILL TIKI CLOCK STRIKES TEN.-Our
city folks have been notified through our
columns, that the Main street Office, No.
1887, of the Memphis Real Estate Distri-
button, which has been opened by Messrs,
Psssmore & Rufin, especially for their
accommodation, would be closed on the
9TH instant. Each evening from now TO
that time, No. 1881 will be open for bu-
sinsss until ten O'Clock, in addition to all
day. Drop in this morning and get n
Of the lucky tickets.
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sNoKrNa IL grREEr -.

Editors Appeal-Why is it that smoking
is allowed on the street cars here in Mem
phis, when It is not the case anywhere
else that I know Of? It is certainly a
nuisance, and ought to be absted. You
will often see a gentleman, OF n who
considers himself such, and is 3 con-
sidered, enter with his cigar-sometimes
an old sinking pipe-snd If there are not
more than n or two ladies present, he
does not care much; but if there are no
ladies he takes his seat and pufs away as
If in the open street, not seeming to
think, or care, that there are gentlemen
to whom it is as offensive, and even more
so. than a majority of ladies. Let q stop
be put to smoking OF the cars inside or
out,
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TRF ENTERPRIsE N0YINe FINELY.

OUR DOLLAR Misses Shoes reduced to
SEvRNrY-FTvE CENTS PAIR, before clos
ing the Sd of June. WIN. FRANK,
90 Main street,
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VISITORS to tbs city are INVITED 10 in
spect the rich and varied stock Of Fancy
Goods, whether as purchasers or other
wise" ct
I. ". JOHNSTON & CO.'S,
New store, 80 Main street, opposite Pea
BODY Hotel.
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- 1ruaTToNs-Bv two young Auerlcan
- iedfes. enc IS h~ous-keeper in ? note1 OF
1Tfvsf- .emfIy, is s good seamstfesi the
other as nurse, ravens 80 So
OF sddrsss. once &c Jed srson street. loldP o.
Rufdi1E1 JeS
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COKE.

just received twenty thousand bushels
best article.
BIGLEY, MELLERsH & co.
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LAST WEEK. OF

Inc DIOslng Out SAFE o.
THE GREAT RED STORE,
go Main street.
The greatest bargains Of the season in
Dry Goods will be sold this week.
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LIGHT LITERATURE AND FORTUNE
Mr.. Julius @. Eyrich, $40 Main street, at
bis news stand, in addition to all the
latest papers and periodicals Of the day,
will supply the public with chances for
fortune, by NEAR of shares in the Mem
phis Real Estate Distribution.
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IA SMITH, Trustee
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OLD FOLKS AT HOME"
What Nilsson DId..-A Queer Fancy for
Old FsgIss.

Long before Nelson's fame as q can
tatrics had come bounding over the
oceans pillows or rang along the cable
wires beneath the Ocesn's depths; before
mankind bowed in rspt wonder and
delight in the presence Of heavenly melO-
dy, the old fOgies Of a city, illustrating
the taste Of the people for the divine art,
adopted as the designation of their be-
loved association, the name, "Old Folks
at Home" They gathered about Nilsson
when she sang, and when the sad, solemn
strains Of bswitching music swept by the
ancient Of days were Tapped in the joys of
elysium and the very name OF "Old
Folks at Home became divine. 1t was
curious to hear the oldest Of these aged
men when vending devious ways to
suburban homes, after Nilsson went away,
INDUCING in musical s~oliloquiss and the
burden Of each song of each old humminz
=" bird" was "Ths Old Folks at Home"
The devotion Of Memphis to music was
happily illustrated and if wealth were
now, as in former years, the hand
maiden Of age, q bronze statu-
cite of the sweet, fair Swedish vo-
calist WOuld.adoru the hall of the NsstOrs
of Memphis social life. "The Old Folks
at Home,'' next Tuesday, the members
of this association will be convUked,
When gathered In Hibernian Hall, each
viii have his voice sttuned to the softest,
sweetest chords that dszzled, charmed,
sntranced the multitude when Nilsson
ssug Of the Old Folks at Home. Colonel
Mclean will lead the choir, and every
single on the roof Of the old building at
the corner Of Adams and Main, viii be-
come resonant of the memories aud
dreams and delights Of the blessed Old
Folks at Home.
Preparations for the annual festival Of
the Old Folks will be made next Tues
day, and the presence Of every member is
requLred.
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srBAH yrrr1Ee, 8l5 Second street.

ALL delegates to the Planters and Land
owners Labor and Emigration Conven-
ton, to convene to-day and tomorrow
(st and I'd instsnt) at the Chamber Of
Commerce, win, Immediately on arrival,
call and register snd receive certificates
of such registration at the Office of
DONOHO & BULKLEY,
80 Madison street.
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FOR ARKANsAs RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Con-
paay-B. S. sail Line.
For Arkansas River, connecting at Little
Rock with Hght-draught boats d the line
for Fort smith, and with stages for
bot springs, Arkadelphla, Cam
den and Washington ARK.
Str PAT GAESudkE PFfGhard, master
This elegant new sIde-Wheel ~
passenger and freight
leaves as abOTe.
FRIDAY June 3D. pm.
For freight OF passage apply on board OF at
Cempany's Ohics No. Il Madison St., Mer-
chant's Insurance COmpa Us building.
myS0 W. O. PATTE5ON. Agent
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NoTrcR,-Lsdiss preparing for summer
travel will hnd all the novelties in Dress
Trimmings, Rulings, Bias Plstings and
Embroideries, at
q, W. JOHNSTON q CO.'S,
$40 Main street. opposite Peabody Hotel.
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ST. JosEPH's INFIRMARY-In charge Of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-02

HATs cleaned, dyed, pressed and
trimmed, by N. Cohen, SS4 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-06-02

Joz LOCKE, news dealer, 2S6X Main
street, has al the late papers from all
parts Of the United States.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Strangers and visitors to the city should
not fail to call and see the superb and
elegant Chickering Pianos OF exhibition
at the warerOoms Of b. G. HolIenberg,
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TIE
GAS FIrTn.a. SIS Second street.

WORsRAM HoUsE-Dsy board viii be
reduced to twenty-five dollars per month
from Juns Ist.
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FOR HOT SPRINGS.
30 NGS.

HOT G5.
Little ao9k 10 fei So iBgs-A3CGmmsda.
ton Hack Line.
TTM. g. DAVIS. PROPRIETOR. PRE-
w pared with very superior FOur-spriDg
AmbulauCes, good Teams n attentive
drivers, to transport nvaLlds and nthers TO
the Hot Springs, or any part Of Arkansas. at
figures as low as the lowest. An
viii seat i've persons besides the driver. q
carry 800 pounds OF baggage The seats are
50 constructed as to form g bed. and inVaLds
ride in a recllutng posture. Persons uele-
graphing can save Conveyance to meet them
at the bOaG or train by which they come, u
take as much time in gOiIg TO the Springs,
which are sixty miles nom Lltna Rock, as
may be most agreeable 70 them.
DAVID O. WILSON, Passenger Agent,
Once. Aiken House, Little Rock, n stables
corper OF First and scott streets. my9
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best and most popular can be had at II,
g. Holenberg's, "a Second street.