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WEST INDIES.

THE NIGGERs OF SAN DOMINGO Too
sANGUlNE By HALF.
KINGSTON, March l8.-Since the
visit Of the San Domingo COmmis.
siOners, popular feeling runs high in
favor of the United States. There is
an idea here that Jamaica will soon
follow San Domingo. The feeling Of
Haytien refugees generally favOrs
annexation. They say that the value
OF the property in Hayti will Increase,
when railroads aud telegraphs are
established la San Domingo, and
vessels ply regularly, throwing COM
merce in San Domingo, and viii sOOu
desire annexation themselves. The
Commissioners, before leaving Jamai-
ca, visited eX-President Jeffrard, OF
Hayti.
MYSTERIOUS DIsAPPEARANCE OF UN-
DERWRITERs.
kINGsTON, Jan. lS.-MysteriOus
and secret investigations are proceed
ing here at the instance Of the New
York and London underwriters, the
purpOrt OF which is unknown. They are
supposed TO relate to some undeThand
work lstsly prscuced.
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RIVER TELEGgAMs-

CAIRO, March 18.-POrt list: Min
nicola, Memphis to Cincinnati. at 10
pm; Indiana, Louisville to New Or
leans. at ii am; M. j. Wicks, st.
Louis to New Orleans, at l am. (;
Glasgow, New Orleans to Cincinnati,
at am; Greyhound, Pittsburg and
Memphis to st. Louis, at am; Ar
COSY, New Orleans to Cincinnati, at
pm; Tom Brown, st. Louis, and
returned at l pm; Valid, Wheeling
to St. Louis, at l pm Arkansas
Belle, Evansville packet, at pm;
Warner, New Orleans to st. Louis, at
IS p.m.; 10. Fleming, st. Louis to
Cairo, at pm. River stationary.
Weather clear. Mercury 81.
NASHVILLE, March l8.-The river
is rising, with nine feet on Har-
peth shoals. Weather fair and pleas
ant. Arrived: Kate Putnam, from
Pittsburg and the Upper Cdmber-
land.
NEW ORLEANS, March 1S-Ar-
rived: J. A. WOOd and barges, from
Pittsburg; John Kyle, from st. Louis;
John kilgOur, from Louisville.
Departed Olive Branch, for St Louis;
2. W. Strader and Belfast, for Cincin-
natl; Lookout, for Madison, Ind.
Weather clear aud cool.
NICKsBURG, March l8.-Passed up:
PargOud, Henry Ames, and J. S. Nc
Donald and barges. Weather clear
and warm.
CINCINNATI. march lS.-River %
feet. Arrived: Far West, from
Pittsburg; c. B. Church, from New
Orleans. Departed: Far West, for
st. Louis; Sam J. Hale, for Memphis;
LeOnidas, for New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, March l8.-River has
fallen ! inch, but is expected to be
rising tomorrow. There are 6 feet II
inches in the chute, feet II inches in
the canal, 5 feet IL inches on the
rocks, and 81 feet bridge space.
Weather clear and pleasant; levee
dull. Arrived: Potomac, New Or
leans; Pink Narbie, White river;
Glencoe, New Orleans. The Ch8s.
BOdmann, in ascending the falls, her
bow struck rocks on Goose Island.
Sparring of, her stern caught on
Wave rock. The Falls Pilot IS now
alongside tightening her. She will
be of tomorrow.
ST. LOUIS, March Is. 49, Arrived:
Pauline Carroll, New Orleans; Ocea-
nus, Red river. Departed: J. +.
Frazier, for Ouachita river; COlOra-
do, for VicksbUrg; Silver Bow, for
Red river; Utah, for Arkansas river;
st. Joseph, for Memphis; Mary Nc
Donald, for Louisville. River fell
one foot to-day. Weather clear and
warm,
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DELICIOUS SERVICES Today.

BAPTIsr TABERNACLE, Second. near Beale.
Preaching morning by Rev. s. H, + ord, Pas
tor, and 81 night by Prof. P. L. Mitchell, after
which the ordinance Of baptism Will be ad-
mInlstered. Strangers and visitors invited
to seats.
THERE viii be preaching at the Second
Presbyterian Church, corner Of Main and
Beale streets, this morning, at II O'Clock aud
tonight Al "a o'clock, by Rev. VIM. &. Boggs
DAVID WALK breaches in the Linden
street Christian Church to-day, at l01a q. N
and u O'clock p IN.
RAV. A. r. BALDWIN Will preach at the
First COngregabiU nal church, Union street,
at II I'm, and 80 pm. Subject Of morning
discourse; "The importance OF attending to
ones own business" Seats free. Sabbath
school 9; ;80 am.
SERVICES at the First Presbyterian Church,
corner OF Poplar and Third, to-day at Il
O'Clock AN, also AZ ~ p.m. Rev. F, h.
Bowman. Pastor
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Ron-Rssldsnt Notice

No. pa, r. DIN the second Cbancsry
court OF shelby county, TsnuesEse.-Ioh1
Fsbles vs.. ". q FitohnAF.
IT appearing rom blll duly sworn TO In thli
eau that the defendant, ". A. Fltchnar
is justly indebted TO complainant IN sum Ol
5000 aud. interest due BY bis prCmissory note
and that 10 Is hOn- sldent OF the Stale o
tennessee, and that f5r these causes an a.
tachm snt issued nom this court against hli
property and the same has been returned
into cOilrt ty the Sheriff OF shelby oOunty,
levied etc, On the real estate ed ". A. Biten-
ner.
II is therefore ordered. That he make bis
appear auce herein, az the court house ol tne
second ChHneery Court OF shelby eo4ltJs ---
the city o. Memphis, Team, on ar bs gre tla
hrst Monday IN May, klis ana p!eal, ans
sWer or demur 70 complain ANS 9lLi. q % 2
same VIII be taken for confessed - 20 aim
and set for heasing axpartsi ana that a copy
of fbfg order be polished once WeeEr FOR
f7ur guccessive weeks, in the Memphis APP
neal. This M8TOn Is, l6lL
III ID. y. S'REWA8R gisrE and Master.
Bv C BEIGHER, 9epQiy @ auc "a.
George aillnAnii sol Iog eemptt, inhM
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Clayton on for WashInglOn-His
Farewell TO the Senate.
He is Escorted to tbs Cars by a
Legislative Delegation and the
Cover nOr's Guard.
Nothing 50 Well Becomes Him as
His Taking Off-Hadley Wants
TO Play Clayton.
One Of CIsytOn's Shsriffs Gone, No
One Knows Where. with S95, 900
A Bad Egg.
peoial to Memphis ArPEAIl

Special to Memphis APPEAL
LITTLE Rock, March lS.-The
Hon. Powell Clayton, Ex-Governor
and Senator-elect, took his departure
for Washington this morning. He
was escorted to the depot by a squad
Of the Governors Guards and a dele
CATION from both houses, headed with
music.
Our citizens to-day throughout the
State feel a relief in his departure, and
trust that he may never return, at
least to pursue the same career he has
done since his residence in Arkansas.
Before his departure he sent the fol-
lowing to the Senate:
Mr.. President and Gentlemen Of the Senate.
Having been elected by the General
Assembly of Arkansas to represent
the State in the United States Senate
for the term beginning March t, 1871, I
respectfully inform your honorable
body that l have this day resigned the
Office of Governor and turned over to
the President pro teHlp0r6 Of the SEN
ate all books, papers and official &C
counts belonging thereto.
1 have the honor to be, very respect
fully, your Obedient servant.
(Signed) POWELL CLAYTON.
Executive Mansion, March Il, ISL.
He also signed a bill removing the
political disabilities Of our distin-
guished citizen, Judge English. This
is certainly one redeeming trait in his
actions.
The present incumbent of the Exec
Usi2e chair desires to retain the Speak
ersTIp Of the Senate. Senator Dufie
this morning introduced a resolution
setting forth that the acting Governor
be prohibited from presiding over and
taking part in the deliberations Of
that body. 1t was referred to the
Judiciary Committee.
Hampstead county, in this State,
has not been successful with its sher-
ifs. The Governor recently appointed
a deputy sheriff of this county sheriff
of Hampstead. News reached here
this evening that the ex-sherif has
absconded with all the available funds
-S25, 600. One of his deputies was
murdered and robbed of $4,000 some
months since, and his predecessor,
after spending 5000 Of the county
funds, committed suicide.
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MISSISSIPPI.
The Legislature Anxious to Manu-
faCturs KU-KIux Capital.
Bill Passed Over Governors Veto
Descent on the Faro Banks.
Special to Memphis APPEAL

special 70 memphis APPEAL
JACKSON, Miss, March l8.-In the
Senate, the Democratic members pro-
tested against the passage Of the bill,
yesterday, changing venue in certain
cases.
In the House, a resolution was
passed authorizing the Governor to
call on the President for troops to sup
press hU-KluX Outrsges in the East
ern part of the State, but 1t will
amount to nothing, Unles it is to fur
nish capital for the Ku-KIux Outrage
Committee.
The Governor vetoed the bill IOcat-
ing the seat Of justice of Clarke county
at Quitman. The House passed the
bill over the vetOs
A descent was made on the faro
banks and the guilty parties placed
under heavy bonds. The morals OF
the city are to be preserved at all
hazards.
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Saturday, April 8th, 1871

within legal hours. the following described
real estate. to-wit: A tract or parcel Or land
lying and being Ia she oy county lenn-l
described as follows: Being Lne noftlH EST
0uqrter OF sectlou nine 81, toWnFhip one tll,
ranv. qfqht {sl west Of The base meridian Of
the Chiekasaw purchase, containing one hun
dred and sixty tl6U acres, the same being
f6e land conveved on 30th January 1853, by
VIM IA. Dooley to X i. Pollard bY deed OF
record in book 20, pages 81 snd 1l2, Of ths
REGISTERS once OF She BY county. Tenn
TFRws or SALE E-On a credit of six mont hs
nUrrhaser executing note with approved Sc
eurity: equity Of redemption barred
THIS March IS ISL
NJ %. L. STEWART, CLERK and hlsster.
q raH tor Abe
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Real 80 plgLributIon. Of .MemDhis.

LalUls
GeHtlemel-I beg leave 70 acknowledge
publicly the receipt of yours OF this date,
iHelosing forty shares ia the Rsal Estate
Distribution Of Memphis, for 1871, dona-
ted by you TO the Orphan Asylum Of the
I o. B. B.
On behalf of the Board Of Officers efthe
Asylum. / tender their sincere thanks for
your handsome donation, trusting that
the distribution may prove q success to
those that are 50 literally inclined.
With sentiments of regard and esteem,
l remain yours very respectfully,
A. Z. FRAEKLAND,
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CHINA.

] FEARFUL ENPLOsION-FORTY LIVES
! LOST.
LONDON, March 1S.-Advices from
| Hong Kong state that the powder
| factory belonging to the Chinese gov
ernment at Hong ChaW has exploded,
| killing forty persons.
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CANADA.
rRnM MINNEPEG.

OTTAWA, March l8.-The Minister
stated ia both Houses last night that
he had received intelligence from
Winnepeg, March 1st, that the do
miniOn election Was proceeding quiet
~, no disturbances being reported in
the American newspapers.
The smallpox is disappearing in
the Saskatchewan district.
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Tuesday, April 18th, 1871,

within legal hours, the following described
property uo-WtL. A certain parcel OF land
lying and being In the county OF shelby and
St4ts Of Ten sssee, known and described a.
follows. Beginning on the west side Oi
Second street. at It's intersection with the
north side OF the alley that lies between
Mil street and GreslaW street, thence vest
WardlY along the north side Of said alley
one hundred and fOrty-sIght feet six inches
TO an alley: thence nOrthWardly and par
allel with second street th1rty-ssvsn feet
three inches; thence eastWardly and paral-
lei with GreenlaW street one hundred aCd
forty eight f-eJsiX inches; thence sOuthWard-
Iy and along Second street thirty seven feei
three inches to the beginning lying aud be-
Memphis.
Terms OF SALE.-On a credit Of seven
N snths. purchaser 70 execute note with ap-
proved security; lien to be retained TIL same
Is paid. EQuity of redemption barred.
y. A. CULlk. CLERK ana M astaF.
Westcott and stahl, attorneys. mhI0
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PRUSSIA.

A THREAT FOR THE PARIsIANs.
BERLIN, March IS.-The Netg Pylls-
sian Cross Gazette semi officially to-
day says: "Ii the French persecute
the Germans the German army must
reOCCupy the envirOns of Paris
and possibly the city"
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CHANCERY SALE
REAL ESTATE,
ON
Saturday, April 9th, 1921.

No, 4S97-In the Second Chsncsry Court OF
Shelby county, Tenn q smith, eXscu-
triZ, vs.. W. A. Do0leY. q. Pollard et al
ID Y virtue OF an ords or sale made IN this
ID cause wiz sell at public auot1on, TO the
highest fddar. n front Of the ONCE OF the
second CnRncerv Court OF shelby county
in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on
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! soldiers, its owner has written to the
! Grand Duke of Mecklenburg, com
planning of the outrage, and declaring
| that he will place a tablet on the wall!
perpetuating the memory Of the dis
| graceful act.
VTVE la REPUBLIC,
PARIS, March Is, evening. Gen
] FaxOn, with 300 men, has blOckadeC
| MOntmartre, and several officers have
] been taken prisoners. A large crowd
| Of National Guards surround the hill
/ The armed soldiers of the line fratern.
| ize in the streets with the people, who
are out in great numbers and shout,
Nive la Republique."
REPUBLICANIsAI AND THE NATIONAL
GUARDS.
LONDON, March 18.-The Times
special correspondent at Paris says
that on Friday morning Battalion 124
of the National Guards prevented
battalion y from taking their post on
the ramparts and fOrtidcatiOns at
MOntmartre, because they were not
devoted Republicans.
ORDER COMING OUT OF CHAOS.
PARIS, March 1S.-The Govern
ment is devoting much time and con
sideraiOn 10 the subject of maritime
and mercantile law. The questions at
present under discussion, and to be
first decided upon, relate 10 the ex-
cess of taxes on bonded goods, and the
revision Of the navigation laws. 1t is
said that the new loan Is for the pur-
pose Of converting the loans Of twelve
hundred million francs contracted by
the Tours Government. The Bank of
France will no. pay any supplement-
AIRY interest except in cases Of persons
who avail themselves of the delays
accorded by the new law.
The Northern and Eastern railways
were amalgsmated.
The French army is being rapidly
reOrganized, and the men are nearly
armed.
The suppression of the MOntmartre
revolt is in contemplation for to-day.
The remains OF Charles Hugo will
be brought to Paris tomorrow by his
father, for interment. The funeral
will be very large and the ceremonies
imposing.
It is announced that Marshal Nc
MahOn supports the present Govern
ment, but will retire from the army to
private life.
Marshal BsZaine insists upon an in
yestigatiOn Of his conduct at Metz.
THE MONTNIARTRE INsURGENTs.
The National Guards have trans
ported fiity-siE cannon from De
laVOsges TO BellviIle to prevent their
seizure.
The MOntmartreists have greatly
increased their vigilance in prepara-
ton for decisive measures expected
from the authorities.
The new French loan will probably
bear interest at the rate of FIVE per
cent, aud be redeemable at fixed
terms. 1t will be submitted to the Ma
tiOnal Assembly Tuesday.
Mortality is rapidly decreasing in
Paris.
Dispatches from Ruen say the
German official paper there ceased its
publication to-day.
Instructions have been forwarded
to the Mayor OF ROuen that eighteen
thousand French citizens shall to-
morrow pass over to the left bank Of
the Seine.
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ENGLAND
NAPoLFoNls MoNFMENrs-

NAPOLEON'S MOVEMENTS.
LONDON, March 1S.-NapOleOn has
not yet arrived in England. The En-
press was much disappointed, but sup
poses it was a mistake in the telegram
notifying her, and she remains at Do
yer awaiting her husband.
EX-EmperOr Napoleon viii leave
Cassel, Sunday (tO-mOrrOW), and be
in London Monday night.
EARTHQUAKES.
A slight shake Of an earthquake was
felt this morning in the northern pOr-
ton of England.
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he Netthsrn PanIflo plonrs.sInl

MINNEAPOLIs, MINI, March lS-
Track laying commenced on the
Northern Pacific railroad west of
Brainard. The bridge has been COM
pleted at that point, and trains have
rmn nNar
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DlsuraosfaI

PHELABELPHIA, March 18.-Presi-
dent Grant arrived here yesterday at
neon. His visit is supposed 70 have
connection WftB the appointment OF
collector Of the port.
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CHANCERY SALE
OF
REAL H5TATT-

No. I33. R.-First Chancery Court Of shelby
county.-Johu Deutltnger Vs. AntonlO
Camp, ct al sH
ny virtue OF an inter- locutOry decree for
ID sale entered in the above cause,
March I4th, B7I, I viii sell, at public
auction, 70 ths highest bidder, IN front OF
the Clerk and Masters once, GreenlaW
b eek, second street, IN the city Of Memphis,
Tenn sssee. On
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New Arrival !!
HOUSE
| Furnishing Goods
White Goods.
EMBROlDERlES,
B. LOWENSTElN.
go BROS
We are just in receipt Of an immense
NEW STOCK
OF the above named goods, which We offer at
unprecedented
LOW PRICES II.
WE WILL SELL
Good Plain Nains00k
At 80 cents per yard.
Striped, Checked and Figured
Nainsook at 80 cents per yard.
HAIR CORD CAMBRlC
Good Satin Striped & Checked
y - @ O n q G
At 30 cents per yard.
Also a Full Llns Of Soft Finished
Cambria and IaC0n8t. /
Including the celebrated
EONES HANRREH|
India TWiIIs.
BARGAINS IN TOWELS Il
Good Largs HuGkabaek Towels
81 per doz.
FINE DAMAsK TOWELS,
$500 and $500 per dsz.
In Linen Table Damaalrs we are Offering
great bargains
8-4 Good Loom Damasks
AZ ~ CoAA4s
ALSO A GOOD ASSORTMENT OF (
Wine and Tea Cloths
AT POPULAR PRIoEs.
as-on Monday, Aareh 2etb. We wln show
bsautiul Line OF
New EmbrOiderieS.
B.LOwenstsin & Bros.
242 and 244
NAH sTREET. Goa. IEFFERs0s,
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FOR THE ORPHANS.
DsaaiIona by Passmsrs & Raiiu. mana.
asFs Of lhs Real Eaiafs DlsirlnufiOn,

The following correspondence needs no
intreduc5ion-it ex plains itself.
MEMPHIs, March II, 1871.
Slater Dolores, Superior st. Peters Orphan
Asylum, Memphis, Tenn
Mdd0M-inclosed please find forty
shsres IN the Real Estate DiHtribution Of
Memphis for 1871, donated TO st. Peters
Orphan Asylum by your Ob't ssrv'ts.
PASSMORE 4 RUFFIN.
Managers Real Estate Distribution of
Memphis.
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SURPRISE DOLLAR STORE,
20g MAIN STREET.
MARKETS.
IBY TELEGR GRAPH.l
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, March B.-Cottou duh and
dropping; midding upiands, l5c. Flour
hrm, at IS 65s6 s. for shipping grades extra
Wheat quiet and hrm; red amber, 81 70G1l u
Corn dull at S7Ss754e. Whisky, 1rm a. 81.
g82c.
Dry GOOds-The market Is rather quiet
pending more general reduction In prices OF
domestic textiles, in conformity with the con-
cessiOn yielded by few agents Of prints,
brown sneetiug ticks, etc, which concesson
has not yet become general among jobbers.
Wherever concession in prices was made,
however, the interior purchaser does not hesi-
tate % take hold of seasOnable goods with
more alacrity The Lodi prints are reduced
20 9Zc to-day, while all regular makes are
selling at Ice. At this price goods went into
consumption more rapidly, as they are down
% about gold rates Extra sheetings, sc; new
market, l00lO14c; golden ridge selling, S5Ec-
Dwight v SEc; Mass. hne b B sheetings, l05ac.
Lyman, lO11c. Pepperiu corset jeans l25zc;
eagle stripes, SIC Sheridan do, sc; do 6, c.
W WessacumicOn bleashed mUslins. l21zc; Hart
ford ginghams I2c; Glasgow, l3c; Pacific Mills
plain and glace aTmOurs and printed delaines,
lsc. and plain and glace alpacas, 2Ic.
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HEG AByERTlsEMEHTs.

I OTTERY.-Omeial nrawiEgs OF the Mis-
Z s1uri state Lottery. CLASS I3L
"a 45, 81, 63, %, %. ~, II 10, 10. .. 2 40
GLASS ls2
3d. 63. II. 81, q. 81. 81. 9 So. s. 43. "a. rs.
Prizes rom 500 % $50 co. paid iu money.
Lotteries drawing daily. IN formation fuf
ul=hed IN the above Lottery oy J.. y FR a tCE
feM North Court street. Box ~ Mem fa.
Tenn r. o. MURRAY, MTLLERA q co. Nan
ayers. &c. L.G1iH, no. mhfg
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES
FRANCE.
EsTo PERPETUA.

PARIS, March 18.-The splendid
chateau Of Charles BOnnechar having
been WantOnly pillaged by German
soldiers, its owner has written to the
Grand Duke Of Mecklenburg, COM
planning Of the outrage, and declaring
that he viii place a tablet on the walls
perpetuating the memory Of the dis
pracelnl act.
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twenty-five TRANSATLANTIC aHd Ma
iional Star Artists.

Fead the bills. Prcrutueui among Us tra1s.
Attanffe stars are 9a1aslLua q iaslla7l5 alEs
fifu fs3- Master Eomero. the Cham -i0u Flor %
anrIria feuusstrlau- siEuorlta auaEli liaul. tll
Roman Child wonder the Arabian 1rolleEs .
gigaor Gibbons. tu adlltlon Oh che aCore. Is
a iarVe auxiliary fares of 1rat-ciazs EumltcrE g
and General Performers
Eemem Ger the da5 aud ncuF OF eElll 4-i-iLls 6
~ Performance commences AZ aaa q
o'eldeE nm.
ApaIssION Adults, 3l children under ten
r-arF SD cenEa ulL1
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MEmPRIa. March 1s. Is1l

MEMPHIs, March q, I87l,
Messra. Passmore a Rufin:
GeHtsealen-Y J ours of the 18th inst, in
closing forty shares In the Real Estate
Distribution Of Memphis, has been Re-
ceiYed, for which please accept thapks.
May your kind aud generous remem.
bFane5 of the orphans be rewarded bv
your enterprise meeting with all the sue
cess you deserve.
Very respectfully,
SISTER MARY DOLORES.
St. Peters Orphan Asylum.
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DIED.

O'FARBALL-At MasOns Depot, Tsnnes-
see, Mr.. DANIEL U'FEEALL.
The funeral will take place from No. 400
Main street. Monday, the 10th, at o'clock.
The friends and acqUalntances OF Messrs.
Peter Il. DonnelIy and John ]. O'FRrrall are
respectfully invited to attend.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

LUCKETT-The friends and acquaintance
Of Captain J. r. LUCKErT are respectfully IN
vlted to attend his funeral from the resi-
dsnce Of Mrs. Jennie Richardson, on Bass
avenue, east OF Dunlap street, on this sun
DAY. afternoon st A o'clock.
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SALE OF UNCL AIMED
Express Packages.

TFNHE following addressed packages having
Il been on hand six monks and one day,
and not being claimed, VIII be ssid 70 pay
charges on
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ZOE CINOINNATI

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati
R0bert Burns
Eaaves WEDNESDAY, 22d inst, Is 5 y M
LARRY HARMS4AD 4 CO., Agents,
maze MQsby Block, S4 Front Row.
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AITEaTlOH, KNIGHTS TERpLAR

Y DU are hereby fttnIuI0ar1 70 attend a spe-
4 clAl l0nclaVs OF t'yraua Commauderv.
NO 4, ar Asylum No. z14 Front street au
Monday .tO-In0rroEI evening. at ~ OleIccF-
for the consideration Of I'm Dortant -ousir egs.
Visiting KBignts are eoursousIy Invited
By com maud- GEO MELLERsH, r. C..
r.. ,. BAECHUs Recorder
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FOR WHITE RIVER.


RsuUlar White aad Little Esd River United
States Nail Tuesday Packet.
FOR Helena. Coneordia, Clarendon, West
Point Searcy, Augusta and JaeHsonporti
connecting At DeValPa Biuu Win Train toT
lille Rock and Hot Springs,
The superb passenger steamer
Legal Tender
John ID. Eniott.master Ed. c. Postal......clerk
Leaves TUESDAY. March 2lst, at p.m,
EILI0TF& & MILLER. Agents,
NH 20 Promenade ST., loot ol ederson.
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rT'HERE VIII be a special meeting Of Gayo-
So Encampmenf, No. 3, az their hall %
Monday evening March g. az 81 O'Clock. All
mem 1fra lu GOOD standing are frateruali 3
requested % be present. Eu4iusss Of the ut-
cam pmsut.
by order OF IL ETz-ETF. g. T.
THos BAC1v Scribe
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MKNRHgs, March II. 1871.
.ezsrs, Psssmore q Ruhan, managers