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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-05-25

The Hon. Henry Wilson. u. $. Senator from Mas
sachusets has engaged his passage TO Europe III the
steamer Scotia, which will leave this port ON the lh
of June. Mr.. Wilson, during his long senatorial
career, has been hard worker. and for some time
arduous devotion TO the public service lie needs
the rest which We hope he will find IN voyage
across the Atlantic, aud in seeing the sie lt of tEo
Old World. lie viii return, of couise before the
noNt meeting OF Congress, if not IN time 10 Jake his
usual active part ia tao lall V.aQlIOhs,
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TERIS or THE TRIBUNE.

DAILY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers. $40 per annunl.
SlNI-WETEIY TRIBUNE, Mail Subscribers. % pei an
WEEKLY TRIBUNE. Mail Subscribers, ~ per aiihuln'
Advortlslng Rates; a,,...
DAILY TIBUHF Soc. 40c., Soc, &c. ana 81 per me
SI,iI-WErIIY TRIBUNE, - and 80 cents per hne
WEEKIY TRIBUNE So, So, and So per Inc,
According to position III the paper.
Terms cash in advance. WI
Address TIE TRIBUNE. New-York.
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amnermrnls, rt:., 0his Gurnrne.

RooTu's THEArER.-"A Winters Tale Lawrence
Barrett.
7 F1r-r1, AVENUE THEATEE.-" Not such fooi as ne
Ise.ar Charles Maihcss
IrsA EDwIS's TIRATER-"R Rank George Clarke.
MACS GARDEN" Kit" L. s. Chaufrau
oryNPIc THEATRR-"Jack Sheppard" G. l.. Fox.
W,I1AcK's THEATER.-" Playing with Fire. John
Broaghsm.
ASSOCIATION HALL - Dramatic Readings Mrs.
Mscrc&dy. .
BROOKLYN RISK.--At and 8: Musical Festival
Ms kellogg
CENTRAL PARK GARDEN. Concert. Theodore
T1OmAA
IRVING HAIL. Panorama and Concert Ger
rnsna Illustrated"
NTwcoMB & ARIING1oN's MINISTRIES. Broadway
sndT Twenty eighh-st
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ut which representatives from every c'viiized
Government will be present. In such discus
sions as will naturally occupy the attention OF
a body thus composed the Reform cannot fail
t0 find advancement.
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THE REUNITED PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY

THE REUNITED PRESBYTERIAN ASSEaBLi'
CHICAGO, May A.-Before the hour oil tho
meeting to-day, the Commissioners OF the PreSb> 'ei
General Assembly congcgated in front OF The flfss
church and were photographed In a groGp. The hrs'
half hour was devoted to singing and prayer On mo
tion the Special Committee of the Memorial Fund Oo"
mttee Report was increased 10 Is. rs follows:
Ministers Jas Ellis, d. d., Geo. l.. Prenllss, ~. -
Noble Chas A. Dckey samuel T. Carter, Jno. EdM I'LL s
EiderSThe Hon. Jas. Allison, the Hon . = ~ MOI
lam the Hon. VIM. T. lynde, O. X kinssouIy' u - NV
rison, w. ;. Waller, John q. Barrott.
The consideration OF tho publication Of the relo"
Boards which was interrupted yesterday by the or''
the day was resumed. On the question OF fS''nVus,
the issue WAS whether tho present volume IN us' w.
churches shall b. continued, or new DOCK OF p'
prepared under Presbyterian auspices Ihf'o va"
,,ralle Discussion without reaching tcncu' A. 400.
T.a foIlowtus ua!n0d IlUSte0s we've olcqtcu ""
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Bnsincss Notices.

cheapesL
Factory 25G BROADWAY
WUyTIFE AND WILSON'S SEWING MACHINE,
a, sr ara 2sh b. paving $40 down, AMI s. per month,
without ext.a chase Machines T. let III HIS fERkI.
BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.-The best in the
xori lyssareous harness perfect Applied at Factory No. 10
Boud4e. sod everyvherc
Over fourteen thousand Claims paid by the
TsNyFIErs I1Yr AND ACCIDENT INSURANCE. Co Of Hartford
At JAS. EvFRpELL's, 302 Bway edding and
Bal Cans es DaucDg new de isps Established IS4
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES LIMBS.
e7e Broadway vi 6O9 Chesuuts, Ph2a 81 Geensi Boston
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-18
SHELBY COUNTY COURT, JULY
TERk, 1871.
MoNpAY. Jnlv 8. AZ

y OF
WHEREAS, the Supreme Court oil Ten.
w nessee has lately decided in favor o
galIty OF certain warrants drawn by Barbour
Lewis, President Of the Board OF County
Commissioners Of Shelby county:
And, WI ereas, the county. as well as the
citizens thereof, Individually, are greatly in.
terested in proper n Just action in the
Chairman of the Court be, and he is hereby
authorized and requested, to appoint some
discreet and competent perfaon TO TAX q
memorandum, and make a record OF each
and all Of the warrants now held by individ-
uRls, which may be presented TO him, and
that such person report tho amount, the
kind, what issued for, AND such other facts
in connection Herewith as lie may deem OF
interest to the county and to the citizens In
dividually, in this Court, at TINS or the Octo-
Der Term, 1911; said record to be made in a
book to be furnished by the county.
Be 1t further ordered, That said person. SO
appointed, be paid a reasoEi.ble eompenss-
ton for his services, the said compensation
10 be 1zed by the Court,
Be 1t further ordered, this order be
published one week in some newspaper IN
the city of Memphis.
Be Il further ordered, That the Chairman
be, and he is hereby requested, to appoint
three Justices Of the Peace 70 call immedi-
ately upon each of the Revenue Collectors of
Shelby county, and ascertain Of each seps-
rately what amount OF warrants Issued by the
said BarDO.r Lewis, President, etc, they had
on hand at the time Of the delisiOn OF the SUI
preme Court, above referred to, and take the
written af6day1t OF each 10 The report made
by him as TO the amount had on hand, etc,
and report the same to this Court at this or
the october Term, 1871.
But nothing in these Orders is intended. or
shall be construed to mean, that we, In any
wise. affirm or ratify the acts OF the County
commissioners or the said Barbour Lewis as
President thereof
A true copy from the records.
Attest: JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
BY h. b. CULLEN Deputy Clerk.
In pursuance. OF foregoing order herebv
appoint ]. 81. Goodlett, Esq, Registrar for the
above claims, who Will be fonnd In my ONCE
from y m. to pm
jyl2 TIC. BLECKLlEY, Chairman
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GOODBYE, SWEETHEART.
By RhOdR BrOughtOn, Author of Red
As a Rose is She,' - Not Wisely, but
Too Well, Etc.

BY RhOdR BrOughtOn, Author of " Red
as a Rose is She,' - Not Wisely, but
Too Wem,' Etc.
Red as a Rose is She" was the great
sensation among the readers of fiction
last year, and 8 new work by the same
found interest. This author is remark
able fOrthe brillisncy and animation OF
her style, and the genuine flesh and blood
other men and ome There is an in
d~iscribsblB freshness and charm in sill
that she writes; she is, indeed, almost q
revelation in the art of novel writing, so
singulsrly vi~vscious, and yet truthful,
are all her descriptions, scenes and per
sons. Her pages have been compared to
the odor of June roses, or Of new mOWn
hay, so marked are they by the freshness
Of nature. Goodbye, Sweetheart"
which is commenced in this weeks mum
Der, will be the leading feature in Apple
tons Journal during the Test of the year,
ADpLetORS' JOHFnGL continues its series
ofsplendidly illustrated papers on Ameri-
can localities, and presents each num-
Der a choice variety of fiction and papers
on interesting subjects. It is a weekly
magazine of the best character, published
in weekly numbers and monthly parts,
and contains a larger number and greater
variety of the better class of literature
than any Of its contemporaries.
Price 10 cents per number in monthly
parts to correspond; 81 per mum in
weekly numbers 81 so in monthly parts.
D. APPLETON & co,
Publisher 549 and 55l Broadway, New
York.
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PERSONAL

Harry CrsnmeT, Esq, leaves to-day fOI
Florida TO rusticste among the msgnOlis
n orange gardens.
Mr.. A. NJ. Wilkinson, formerly of this
city, is in New Y~TE, looking well and
doing well. We thank him for attentions
in the shape of a file Of New York papers
OF the twelfth.
John COrcoraD, ESQ, Superintendent of
Public Schools Of COshoms county, Miss,
arrived in this city, en- TOUte to Cairo, his
former home. Mr.. CorcorRn has a great
many friends in CoahOma county, and
viii in all probability be the next sheriff
Of that county.
Distinguished among the arrivals at the
Peabody Hotel are Msjor ". d. Blocher,
Little Rock; Captain George NJ. Wat
shall, Water Valley, Miss; Colonel @. d.
Carlton, Arkansas; George b. Peters,
BOliver, Tenn ; W. 3. RagIand and wife,
Arkansas; J. B. Dunbar, Tennessee DR..
G. NJ. Walden, Walden, Miss Captain
j. h. Tschudi, st. Louis W. F. Pesrce-
field, Boliyer county, Miss; Judge 81. p,
Reid, Frisr's Point, Miss.
". B. GreenlaW has returned from q
protrsc.ed visit to New York, on business
matters. He has succeeded in the objects
OF his mission.
Colonel Sam. Tate is at the Virginia
Springs, unwell. He was improving at
last sdvices.
Father Byrnes, the pastor Of st. Peters
Church, is in New York. He is not ex-
pected back till early ia August.
Mr.. Eugene Msgevney is rapidly recov-
ering from his recent spell Of Illness.
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SUDDEN DEATHS.
A Printer and a PIastersr Give Way
10 the Heat.

a
10 the Heat.
Samuel Molloy, a plssterer, who lived
st No. 10 Market street, died suddenly
Sunday night. He had been out that day
drinking beer and went hons early, com
planning Of a pain in the head. he went
to bed, and was complaining all evening.
He was founddesd in the bed during the
night. The Coroner held n inquest on
the body yesterday morning, and the jury
returned a verdict OF death from sum
stroke. Mr.. Molloy was q hard working
man, who had been in the country recent
ly, and could not bear the combined effects
of beer and summer sun. He belonged in
Philadelphia.
The other case was that of q young
printer who worked in the Avalanche of
fee, named George Crosby. He had been
complaining for some time. While he was
working after dinner yesterday be felt in
disposed and concluded to &c to his home,
the Green Tree, on Shelby street. Hav-
ing reached his room he lay on the bed.
He was waited on by a brother printer,
who thought there was no great danger,
regarding his complaint as an indisposi-
ton incident to the exceedingly hot
weather. AS he became worse, the at
tending friend concludedto 90 for a doctor.
While passing out through the bar, he left
word for some ice to be sent up. The
sick man was found dead on his bed when
the ice was brought to him. For fully
half an hour after the doctor pronounced
him dead his body gave forth a remarks
BILE quantity of heat. 1t was SO warm that
the hsnd experienced an unpleasant SEN
sstion in touching it. Coroner Motfatt
held AN inquest about 8 or Z O'Clock, and
the jury gave a verdict of congestion.
His funeral, attended by the Typo
graphical Union, will take place at IL
O'Clock this morning.
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already secured $4,000. AS the Memphis
Medical College is part and parcel of the
Cumberland University, We are interested
10 this endowment plan, and hope IL Will
win.
Henry Thurman keeps the best st.
Loais beer. This is the secret of his sue
cess.
II. W. Williams, q colored cuss, was
arrested by Sergeant Hicks, yesterday,
for stealing hardware, knives, forks, etc.,
from his employer, to the amount Of $50.
The plumber was found stored away in his
house. The Sergeant slowed him away
in the city prison.
John Walsh, the county undertaken,
had q pleasant time going up the river fl
teen miles to bury the Waif from the
wreck Of the Arthur. John started of
early Sunday morning with his buggy, in
company with Coroner Moffatt, and got
back aittle after twelve He never would
hsve made his way out of the swamps had
he not fortunately discovered q candle in
the bottom of his vehicle which he lit and,
holding it in mis- hand, marched ahead Of
his vehicle three miles through a swamp,
showing b. way to the Coroner, who
drove behind him. The whole trip, in
Guiding the burial of the dead man, cost
John twenty-one dollars. At the end of
about ten years John says that such bur
AnAe ~ Nuob AHEc hOuA0 DEbAh MN up t0Al~
pletely. The county allows him 81 90 for
the interment.
y. B. Maxey, sn intelligent citizen of
Bells Depot, Haywood county, and keeper
of the hotel at that place, and for whom
A. A. Freeman vOuches as q reliable,
truthful man, was fishing in q n on
July seventh, in Forked Deer river, near
Bells Depot, and in that part of the river
between the railroad and dirt road bridges,
when his attention was called to an
object in the river some fifty yards dis
tsnt, which presented the appearance of a
man drowning. Msxey TOwed his boat
within ten feet OF the object and saw a
remarkable creature, as the following
description will testify: 1t had a face per-
fectly white, with features like those OF a
human being. 1t had something Ike
moss on its head instead Of hair, and its
neck was longer than the neck OF a man.
Its body, down to the waist, or so much
Of it as was exposed, wss covered with
black and white spots. IL was rs large as
an ordinary msn, and had large black
eyes. MsXey was within ten feet of it for
ten minutes. He did not see any arms.
II looked at him and slowly turned
around and disappeared in the water.
Thomas Neal, Esq, told Mr.. Freeman
chat he saw the same thing at the same
place about three years ago, but did not
tell it because he thought he would be
laughed at. James Neal and Isaac Ward
say they saw the same creature.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-18
PICNIC.
An Exciting Time at James Park Last
Night

An Exciting Time at James Park Last
Night
The great Hebrew picnic for the benefit
of Beth Il Emeth Association, after being
so often postponed in consequence of bad
weather, at last came OF yesterday. II
came of with flying colors. The old Mem
phis bsnd went around in the morning,
announcing the fact in musical notes.
During the day, owing to the intense
heat, the attendance was rather slim
during the day, but once the shades Ofeve-
ming commenced falling, the heated crowds
poured from the city to the cool retreats
of James Park. The enjoyment became
intense as the beat surrendered to the gen
tie evening breeze. The dancing was
pleasant. There was not q happier on
gregstiOn OF nice people inside that park
this summer The contest for the bOu
quet commenced early. II Wsxed hot
about eight o'clock. The votes were $50
each, and they were tumbled in by the
score, and in some cases by the hundred.
Miss Phillips and Miss Isaacs were the
lovely contestants. At half past ten
O'Clock the polls were closed, Miss Issscs
being declared the winner by 8 msjority
Of three U0teS. She got over 200. That
bouquet made eleven hundred dollars for
the Association. Harry Seessel got the
cane. There were people dancing there
at two O'Clock.
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Thursday. Auuust y. 1871

Within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-wit;
Ali the right, title and interest OF defendant.
SsitalaInachI1, in and To a certain term for
years or leasehOld interest, to begin and run
from the LIST day of May, 1868, for 81 years
thence next ensuing to and for a lot of
ground in the city OF Memphis, described as
lot No. 30: beginning on the south side of
Washington street lSy feet from the iotersec-
ton or the east line or Fourth street with
the south line OF Washington street; thence
east with Washington street 10 feet and eI-
tending back ssuth, between parallel lines
at T~tght-angles with Washington street, so
feel 10 a private alley, being the same prop
erty conveyed to altalamaehia by B. h. Wad-
dell on the first day of May CT 18th OF jan
usry, 1855.
Also, the liquors. fixtures and furniture in
the saloon, No. Is Jefferson street, Memphis
ALO, all the furniture above in said build
ing and the building next thereto on the
west.
TERMS OF SALE.-The real estate to be sold
on a credit OF six months; notes, with ap-
proved security required, tsaTing interest
from date; lien retained as security. equity
OF redemption barred The personal prop.
eIty viii ne sold for cash.
EDMUND A. COLE Clerk and Master
Wright s. McKisstck, and San. TOole, Att'ys
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Hight of barome-
IT,. BROWN. Observer
WAR DEPARTMENT, !
OFFICE OF Gu. Sic. OFFICER, }
W ~ Tulu II 1921 |

No important change is reported from
the Pacific coast. The barometer has
fallen rapidly this afternoon in the ex-
treme Northwest. The highest pressure
continues in the extreme Southwest,
The low pressure, which existed Sunday
evening north of Pennsylvania, has prob
ably moved sOuthesstwsrd, and the ba-
rometer has fallen decidedly in Georgia.
The temperature is lower on the Middle
and East Atlantic coast. Fresh north
westerly winds prevail from Virginia
westward. Northeast winds are reported
from MissOurito Indiana and Tennessee.
Rain and threatening weather is now re-
ported from Northern Florida and Geor-
gia, and also from Nebraska. The condi-
tons are favorable for local storms to-
night from Missouri to Tennessee.
Threatening weather, with light rain will
probably extend during the night over
tho CaTolinas, with severe local storms.
Pleasant weather will probably continue
from the Lower Lakes to the Atlantic. The
low barometer in tho extreme Northwest
will probably extend to Lake Huron by
Tuesday evening, with local storms west
of Lake Michigan.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-18
Attachment Notice.

No S01A.D-Int the First Circuit Court OF Shell
by County, Tennessee.-O. w. Frazer VS.
Carson & Burke.
IN this cause an attachment having been
L sued out, under section 3455 of the Code,
and returned INTO court, levied upon the real
estste OF defendant, James Carson, and afdda-
Wit having been made that the defendant is
indebted to plaintiff in the sum of about $685.
by judgment in favor Of McConlbs q Co., and
hat the ~efendants are nOn-residents OF the
state OF Tennessee.
1t is therefore ordered, That they make their
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the First Circuit Court Of Shelby
County, at the Courthouse In the city
of Memphis, on the third Monday
in September next n defend said at.
tachment suit within the time pre-
scrlbed by law, or the same Will be proceeded
with exparte, and that q copy of this order be
published once q week for four consecutive
weeks in the Memphis Appeal.
DON at ONCE, this nth day of July, 1871.
FRANK TAFT, Clerk.
BY b. COLEMAN, Deputy Clerk.
g, W. Frazer, Atty for Plf. WIS tn
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The above publication will be issued as
usual for the coming year. Completeness
pride to our Directories of the past three
years, of this city.
As a guarantee for the future, MI. L.
SOards, general agent of the Company, viii
call on our business men for their sub
scriptions and advertisements. Southern
Publishing Company publishers; Richard
Edwards, Superintendent and Managing
Director.
The AMERICAN HOUSE. BOsTOS, quiet
and retired, with It's large, airy rooms,
has no superior in New England, its loca-
tiOn IN the elegant new Hanover street
making it the center of business and
places of amusement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-18
GREAT BARGAINS.

Ten-quarter ALEXANDRA quilts, 81 80; all
wool cassimeres, 65 cents per yard; sum-
mer silks, go cents; silk psrssols, rs cents.
Great reduction in price of summer dress
goods; and every S. purchase secures a
ticket in this, our last, distribution of
twenty elegant presents. July %, 1871.
SOUTHERN PALACE,
332 Main streat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-18

PURE AIR.-People who live in low
ATTITUDES, where mslarial fevers are liable
to exist, should not go out until the rays
of the morning sun have lifted the fogs
and dispersed the fevers; they should
seek shelter in the evening before they
return. If the weather continues clondy,
damp and rainy, even though it be warm,
fires should be kindled to dry the air AND
expel the poisonous fevers. Persons who
have observed these simple rules, and
keep the system well regulated by a con-
slant use of PLANTATION BITTERs, as
prescribed in the printed directions which
accompany each bottle, have been known
TO live over a hundred years in the very
worst of yellow fever districts, and yet
never contract this terrible disease. The
vegetable Ingredients of the bitters are
dandelion, chamomile. and that wonder
full eiTiT Of Be-calisaya bark, fresh from
the Peruvian forests of South America.
No sensible planter will ever be without
PLANTATION BITTERs.
MEREDITH FEMALE COLLEGE, On Main
and Broadway, just below the Mississippi
D5pot, Is in full operation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-18

LAZARUS & MORRIS perfected specta.
Giles are the best. They never fire the
eyes ; last many years without change,
are warranted not TO break. +. 81. Clark
& Co, Jewellers and Opticians, No. !
Clark's. block, 300 Main street, Memphis,
are sole agents for this city.
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LOST,

nHOEOGRAPHS-Sa Saturday evening. OF
Main street, near Beale, or Beaie near
Main, hslf-s dozen photographs (group OF
Lhres boysl, by MoystOn, in q buh. letter size
envelope. Finder rewarded If delivered to
" Practical Planter" once 81 Main st. iylS
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT-G. A 80
III Main street. mas for sale the heRpest
house and lot in the city-brick house with
4 I've rnOmg- lgAo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-18

HAVING been appointed administrator BY
Al the Probate Court OF Shelby county,
Tennessee. on the 9Th day Of June, 1871, upo
the estate Of Francis Beam1sh, deceased, all
persons having claims against said estate
VIII present them properly authenticate
within the time prescribed BY law, OF this
notice Will be plead in bar recovery.
indebted to said estate Will please come
Onward and settle Without delay,
JNO. BEAAIS6.
\ taI8 laEfW AdUtn5stratoT,
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SPECIAL FOR THE LADIES

T w. JOHNSTON l. co.
Are Offering the balance Of their recently
purchased stock Of
Fancy Goods at Sweeping Reductions
From original prices, as the whole must
be cleared ont to make room for FALL I'M
PoRTATIoNs. The above Is bona 6de
snd ladies are cordially invited to exam
inc goods and test prices at their nav
store.
sIO Main ST., Opposite Peabody Hotel
PHALON'S NEW PERFUME.
al LOVE YOU"
"I LOVE YOU"
al LOVE YOU"
IL LOVE YOU"
"I LOVE YOU"
al LOVE YOU.n
THE MOST LASTING PERFUME.
THE MOST FRAGRANT BOUQUET,
THE SWEETEST OF PERFUMES.
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MOSQUITOES.

Armstrong; Patent Mosquito Frame
chespest, simplest, and most durable.
Call and examine it before purchasing
Others, at
ARMSTRONG, NALL q CO.'S,
Furniture and Ca~rpet-house, S6s Main ct,
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LOCAL NEWS
-Leddin's College.

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's College.
w. q. Mitchell's school. 500 Third st.
Miss Maggie Fesly will teach at the
Linden street school during the summer.
The DAILY APPEAL, FIVE cents per
copy, can be had of all neWsmen in tbs
city.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. 2ll Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
ST. JosEPH's INFIR@ARY-In charge of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streets.
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GREAT BARGAINS.

Unusual inducements will be offered, to
close out our summer stock. Figured
marseilles, Is cents; check and striped
poplins, Is cents. Remember, last chance
20 get tickets for our last distribution of
twenty elegant presents, on July I'D.
Every s. purchase secures a ticket.
SOUTHERN PALACE,
832 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-07-18

SEA Moss FARiEE, from pure Irish moss,
for blanc mango, buildings, custRrds,
creams, etc, etc, the cheapest, h~eslthiest,
and most delicious food in the world.