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EoR BENZ OF SALE.

EsLANTATION-One Of the finest plants-
II tiOns In shelby county, situated on the
fernando road, i've miles from the city, con-
tanning 80 acres, about 90 acres 81 which is
under good fence, and was cultivated Ia {
season; well improved and Watered.
TARM-Als0. q small farm IN Arkansas, on
II ~ Fraucl river, near Linden, ArB., cen
tanning 200 aCres-lW Of which are In a state
OF cultivation
EARM-Also, n small farm on Horn Lake
road. 8 miles from Memphis; about 80
acres IN Cultivatiou-l6 acres IN the tract
We viii rent or sell either Of the above de-
ECEb6d places on reasonable terms to reliable
psrtIes. HILL, FoNTAIEE & co,
Ie2 DO. so Front street.
EARM-A valuable farm Of 1877 acres-7O
II cleared and very productive; good houses,
orchard garden, l0ls, etc, etc, on Lagrange
rOa. 7ue mile south OF Raleigh, and near NJ
and o. RR WIN sell cheap, or VIII -easethe
same Tor III. For particulars call on n. d.
J.. Stewart, Memphis
iaIg ANDREW STEWART.
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LOCAL NEWS.
.Leddin's College.

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robertson's College.
w. q. Mitchel's school, BOB Third st.
y. J. Suter, Furniture, % Second It.
Gold and silver plating at AZ Monroe st
Cleaning and dyeing TO perfection, at
B. A. Hollsnbsrg's, 262 Second street.
The DAILY APPEAL, Eve cents per
copy, al be had Of all neWHmen in the
city.
-Hsrzog q Bro. viii sell extra bargains
in bleachei muslins, linens, shirt-frontss
etc, during the week.
Fine lunch spread daily at Hole In the
Wall. Don't fail to call on George, No. I9
Monroe, opposite Peabody Hotel.
VIII. Mansford, at his book and peri
odicsl store, has all the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
stn be had Of all the neWsmen in the
dty-Joe Locke, on Main street, Mans
lord, on Second, and EmmOns q Son, on
JEFFERSON street.
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REETrTKNT FRvERs-THE WAY TO Es-
CAPE THEM.-A dose of PLANTATION BIT-
TIERS, taken night and morning, will ena-
BILE the system to Tepel the deleteriOus in
auence of these fruitful sources of cpl
demie disease. It is an evidence that in
many instances where the greater portion
of the population Of an entire settlement
have been Frustrated by bilious remit
tent fevers, the few who have had sufi-
Client forecast to take the Bitters as a pre-
UentiVe, have escaped the scourge. As a
remedy after an attack has actually COM
meneed, this celebrated tonic and anti
bilious elixir is invariably eficacious.
In such cases, If taken when the fever is
Oh, 1t will soon control the parOxysms,
and when the patient is eonvalescent, it
will restore the appetite and recruit the
strength more rapidly than any other
stomaehic and invigorant In USE.
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RELleIOUs SERVICES TODAY.

SERVICES at the FIRST Presbyterian Church,
corner Of Poplar and Third, today at d am.
and ~ pm. Rev F. Bowman, pastor
BAPTIST T-ABERyACLE. Second, near BeaIe.
Preaching morning and night 1y Rev 3 n.
ford, Pastor. Strangers and visitors invited
10 scat.
FIRST CoNGREGATIOSAL CHUFCH. Union
street, between Third and DeSOt9. Rev A.
K. Baldwin, Pastor. Services at ii am. and
7:l5 pm Seats free. sabbath school, am.
SERVICES at the Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, Court street, to day at la M. and "a
pm, by Rev.E. g.. Mclean.
PREACHISG In the First Baptist Church by
Rev. j. H. Brauham, President Brownsville
Female College at II am and ~ . IN. sab
bath schools at g am.
THE Rev. William f. BOggs having arrived
will preach In The Second Presbyterian
Church, corner Main and BsaIe streets. this
morning at n O'Clock and tO-nightatT o'clock.
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a pnLoRnus pITTY-waAT A PrTYl

Drinking shops are on the wsne;
Some can't pay upon the spot,
But the old Bay Horse of d. Mclean
Leaps, runs, neighs, or strikes a trot.
He lifts his head and bows his neck,
And paving, shakes the ground;
He snufs the battle from star,
Or signs and makes a fearful sound.
The purest beverage ever known
Is that called "heavsn-distilled; ("
Such alone q Bay Horse drinks,
And with such alone is the
BAY HORSE filed.
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HAVE You SEEN THEM ?-Hsve you
seen the new Spring Hats at Lsidy's ?
elegant, and will suit the ideas of our
fashionable gentlemen much better than
any for some years. Hats and caps Of
every description line the shelves Of this
u leading halter, and g visit to his store
will well repay any admirer Of the beau
tiful
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$1,000 REWARD is offered by the proPrie-
tor Of DR.. Pierce's Ait. Ext. or Golden
Medical Discovery for q medicine that
will equal it in the cure of all those dis
eases for which it is recommended, among
which are severe, acute or lingering
Coughs, Consumption in its early stages,
Bronchitis, "Liver Complaint" or "Bil-
iOusness," Constipation OF the Bowels,
S%crofulOus diseases and Skin diseases, as
EruptiOns, Pimples, BlOtches and BOils.
IL is sold by druggists.
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FOR RENT.

- EsIDENCE-Adesirabl residence. newIl
n pspered and painted, on corner Of Prom
era e and Market streets. Apply 20 No.
Jackson street feE
nLAETATIOE TO RENT-On the I'D dag
Brown Plantation, on the St Francis river
aud VIII sell the stock lOr rent their use) and
other property with the place Notes with
approved security. required. bteam-pOWeI
Gin 20 saw Mil on the place.
GID. J.. PILLOW,
fel0 Agent OF Receiver.
Helena clarion cory twice.
ID OOMs for rent, over the store No. 81
IL Main street. Apply TO
fes T. W.. JOHNSTON co.
HOTs-LAND-The hne dwelling house
i and seven acres OF land on Ray burn ave
nue.. known as the Andrew ]. Donaldson
Place" The house has ten or eleven rooms
aud Is In une repair. The lands are rich and
prOductiv-frui trees and shrubs, raspber-
Tes, WDerress etc, and large asparagus
bed. etc. two large clsternB and good well
servants ouses, stables, carriage houses
etc. The neigbborhOOd most excellent and
a J. MARTIN. Attorney.
In Kit Williams Block
Corner Second and Madison streets,
OF WI speers, on the premises. JAZZ
HOUsE-A hne two-story brick dwelling
II house, No. III Exchange street with 9
rooms, well built, with gas, @ciEtern, etc. In
Qulre at HARRIS, 25 Main street
TORE-No. 81 south Court street, a few
basement each 81 by "a feet, for lease. Pos.
SESSION given Immediately. Apply to
re BRIEELEY,
del0 No. g Madison street
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Is UNION STREET.
Is UNION STREET

HITE & CORwLNE, proprietors Of the
Job Printing establishment In the APP
PEAL Building, IA Union street are
now prepared TO execute orders job
Printing on the shortest notice. Tn ps-
irons OF the APPEAL will bear this In
mind and act accordingly.
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For the Sunday APPEAL.l
DIE SoNNTAGS GLOCKEN.

Horcht, die Sonntsgs-Glocken rufen,
KOmmt zu GOttes Tempel hin,
Eilt zu seines Thrones Stufen,
Bstet an NIT frommen Sim.
Horcht, die sonntags-Glocken klingen
Aufd den Bergen, in dem Thai,
Lasst uns heilege heder singer,
Unserm Colt in Himmels-Saal.
HOrcht, die Sonntags-Glocken schRllsn,
LObt den Herrn der welt und zsit,
Dass die Thaeler wiederhallsn,
DuTch die Erde welt und brett.
J. J. BUTER,
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IL PERSONS TO KNOW-Thst the Colo
n radO Colonists second party ieIt mere
on the Belle Memphis last evening, ana p8It
BY rail, TO unite at st. Louis on arrival OF NE
boat. Thew viii locate on the lands OF lne
company near Denver City, win nose pre-
CedIng them In December last Inc mex
March, when there Will be large numDSI. =
part nf whom have already procured tnelr
tickets. Tickets 10 90 VIII ne CSt1lS =
previously. can be procured any CAV ~ ne
uGiee OF the Company No II second stteeL
statement OF The weather, taken from the
R0ckU Mountain NerS, Februafg "a VAL per
nsps interest our readers, showing b tenn
pefature 10 be quite IS mild SIS In our eWn
F-3m the Rocky Mountain News, Denver
HT6e lowest temperature during the month
b Of January, at Z e-m.s was on the I'm and
Isth-Sc. The richest LIST and 4lh-b4o. Mean
FOR that hour. 43. The lowest At 2 pm was
on rhefIfh-l57. The highest, gth-670. Mean,
s41. The lowest at sp.m was on the lZtn-6',
me highest, 4th-52s. Mean, So. Mean for
ne month, So. snow fen for seventeen
hours, irving five and q quarter Inches snow
and forty-siX hundredths OF sn lnc water.
There were nine and two-thtrd days entirely
cIear. four and one-third entirely cloudy,
and the average c~loudlness OF the remainder
was about o~ne-30urth. -Four days the wind
wEs from the north; four aud tWO-thirdE,
northwest. three, west; four and twO-thirds,
southwest: four and one-thlrQ, south; Two
and twO-thirds, southeasti one and two
thirds. east; two and twO-tnirds, nor lheast,
snd two and two-thirds. calm. twenty-five
DAYS the wind was a very light breeze, with
q force OF miles per hour; I'VE and one
I1ird days Il was a gentle breeze, moving
sour miles per hour, and upon three occasions
only aid II amount 70 a fresh breeze blow
ing twelve miles per hour. IL may oe re-
membered as a fair average nua IN Col
81
p. S-The above shows the whole amount
OF snow falling az d1nerent times 70 De hFe
and q quarter Inches for the month.
Private letters correspond with said state
ment: showing one about two lnchess re-
mafninE less fhsn two days, and three Others
Of about an inch each, disappearing In q lew
hours.
The COIOnists go as nrst-class travellers, ana
not es emiRrants, as has been enormously re
ported. l'
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LADIES UNDERWEAR-Tbe cheap sale
of Ladies' Underwear at B. Lowenstein
q Bros. will be continued this week.
Read their new advertisement.
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THE ushers will be sblo to seat: fifty
persons more in Linden street Christian
Church to-day than heretofore. At "a
pm David Walk viii preach q second
sermon 10 business men.
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HARPER's MAGAZINE, Demorest, Pc
terson's and Cooley, for February. Also,
the largest variety of pictorials, North
ern, Southern, Western and Eastern dali
lies in the city, at Joe Locke's, 236H Main
street.
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-Flrst ChanosrY Caur-narnan. nhnnnsunr.

1R-A " aAuF 9AAa4EAlAl
The following cases are set for hearing
for tomorrow Monday: 325, johnson VS.
LuckadO; 577, Hammond VS. Williams;
b7S, Abingdon Va Arlington 76I, COckereIl
vs. Andrews 797, Caruthers VS. MOntgom.
cry; T93, Malone vs. same; Sl4, James vs
Petit; S06, GayosO Say Inst W Ford;
823, Sohabel vs. Schwaab; S24, Hardin
vs same; S25, Mount VS. same; S25.
Brinkley VS. same ; S27, Briggs VS.
same; so, Silk & Co vs. Pump a. Co.
$50, Sloan vs. York; S3I, Mclean vs. Nc.
COrvett; S32, Hudson VS. Early; $40, Val
entine VS. Faro; 73l, Levy VS. DuBose; S4l,
Willett vs. Carpenter; Sal, Hemmbrich VS.
walker; $40, Wyatt VS. Hart; 487, Meath
rs Brooks; s48, Blaes vs. Loneborn:
$40, OvertOn VS. Weyhe; $50, Leftwich
VS. Cameron; S5l, Rice vs. Pollock;
$50, OVertOn vs. Gstti; 853, Pollock rs
Pollock; 854, NeWsom vs. Taylor: $50.
Williams vs. CAN'T; S57, Partee vs. Spivey;
85S, Lsvering VS. NOrville; $50, White vs.
Horton; $50, ROsser vs. MOsby; 862, HOr-
rigan vs. Winter; S67, Kennedy vs. Duprey;
81, Fleming VS. Neal; s72. Stanley
vs. Esstlsnd 875, Taylor vs. Cav 4:
SIG, Merchants National Bank vs. Chris
tai; S77, Jefferson VS. COggswell; SIS,
Gates vs. Holding; SO. Mccoy VS. Lucas;
$50, Taylor We Bruce; S82, Kraus q Co vs.
Choteau; SS3, Saint vs Taylor; ss4, Nc
Kissick Va Martin; SS5. Gates vs. Union
Bank Of Tennessee; $50, NoTment VS.
Weaver; SS7, Brady vs. Boone; $50, Cheek
q Co VS. POOsnix Insurance. Company; $50,
Cheek q Co w Columbia Fire Insurance
COmpanyi $50, Cheek & Co vs. North
American Fire Insurance Company.
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FOUHD.
StOckhOIders' heetInn

~ The regular annual meetipg Of the
IN the Memphis and Lfrrle Rock
kaLrQ44 company wiz be held al Mrg. VIE
on the 10Th day Of February, IsyI.T0 eIeef a
Board OF DIectorEt and 70 franFaef rueb
meeting.
By order Of the Board Of Directors
JOHN ". GOODWTu
6eciy and Treas. "a. and y &C.
Memphis, Tenn, January Is. Isl. 80
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NOTICE.


MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL
MEMPHIS, Tenn, Feb. u, 1871.
The General Council of the city of
Memphis will meet at City Hall on We'd
nesday, the 18th instant, at 4 o'clock pm.
JNO. JOHNSON, Mayor.
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100 bbls apples.
$50 pkgs butter.
1000 los breakfast bacon.
25 bbls onion sets.
w. L. MCLEFESH q co,
175H Front street.
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THE DAILY APPEAL can be had on the
day ofits issue Of 8. A. Wells, News
Agent, at all points between Memphis
and Little Rock, for $3.50 per month.
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Second Circuit Coart-Ralssy, Iudgs.

NV'N"N N"VN't 1taTt- WNIe5TI IuUH9s
The argument in the case Of Dean vs..
Jones was concluded to-day.
The jury IN the case Of Clarke, for use
etc, vs.. Jackson Insurance Co. ct al was
impsnneled yesterday, and the case set
for trial Tuesday morning, at 10 o'clock.
Jurors and witnesses must attend prompt
~ at that hour, or forfeiture will Be taken
against them
Monday will be regular motion day.
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WE are Offering this week great bar.
gains in dress goods.
WALKER BROS. & co.
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MEMPHIS PULPITs.

Sunday 10 al our ehHFehes-Sabbaih Day
Experience among the Preachers aHd
COBsrsgstiohs-ThS appeal" Proposes
10 Give Religion, at least, q Hebdamsdal
Chance.
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B. LowENsTBIN q Bros. will continue
to offer bargains in Lace Curtains, Curtain
Damask, Table Damask, Towels, Nap
kins, White Goods and Irish Linen.
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Thirty cases Yeatman & Graham's
OsisbrGted Sunshine Wine for sale by the
case or retail.
HARRY WEATHERBEE,
81 Jefferson street.
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GOODs IN every department, both fancy
and staple, ct unusually low prices this
week. WALKER BROS. & CO,
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- CIrOuIt Gaurt.- HeIskel. Iudas.

FHSt 1iFUtl 5euFI--rHeiSkei JuQlBs
Calendar set, for Monday, February Is,
1871
677, Temple vs. Cox; ia. Douglass vs.
Greenlaw; 10, Bowman vs. COckreI; ZIG,
Hart VS. Miles; M, same; 7I6, Citizens
Insurance Companyvs Babbetal; 40, Bur
ton VS. Busy; 721, N "a VS. Weisman;
722, Brinkley vs. McGibbon; 723, Taylor
vs. Hesse; ia, Freeman VS. Engle; 72s,
Patter vs. McKeOn ct al: 729, Algeo vs.
Tate ct al; 730, E5na Life Insurance Com
pany vs. Stebbins ct al; 73l, Cicalla vs P
& d Bank OF Memphis; 1872, Townsend
VS. Connell ct al; 733, Crumpt OF al
VS. Moody ct al; 734, FOote VS. Clcalla;
735, Partee vs. Doyle ct al; 736, HaIdeman
vs. Heinrich; 738, Freerson vs. AppersOn;
739, Crowder vs. Rawlings 74O, Van Brock
lin vs. Boswell; 74L, Wells & Coll vs. Guest:
742, Taylor vs. MOorehead; 744, Mayor and
Aldermen rs Slaid; 757, Way VS. Wolcott
ct al; 75S, ButtinghOUs VS. Myers; 75g,
same VS. same; 100, Mayor and Aldermen
vs Slaid; T6I, same vs. ZanOni; 766, Law
less vs. James; 767 Cross VS. West ct al;
76s, Shepard vs. Busby; 769, Frayser vs.
Wool; 40, Todd VS. Wickersham; III. Os
terllng ct al VS. Eastland ct al; So, Sabone
vs. Wickersham; 773, Word VS. Andrews;
IA, Donneu VS. Meath; rs, Boyd VS. Dix
on, eXr,
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RIVER NEWS.
3OATs LEAYIN THIS DA7
Mary Boyd. Celeste.


"V"-"N W-N-""" =" "NWNE-08
The river here is nearly at a stand. The
Arkansas is falling, as is also White river,
The Ohio is falling; but our dispatches
give the latest news from above. The
Missouri is open to Lexington. The Illi-
nOis is open to Peoria, and the Mississippi
to Quincy. It rained hard yesterday, and
mud prevailed everywhere. Business on
the levee was dull for Saturday,
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LAW

Second chaHesry COuFt.--SsOtt, Chancellor.
Cases set for Monday, February 10:
The following on pleas: Dow vs. Potter;
Oliver vs. Mclean; Hunt vs. Latham. The
following from hearing docket: 45l, Dixon
vs. Selden; $50, Ragland VS. Ware 49,,
Hayes vs. Hayes; 49,, Chester VS. williams;
4SS, Williams vs Psyner; 484. same vs
same; 4S5, Smith vs. Smith; 4S6, Chase Va
Schafsr; 4S8, DinsmOre vs. Boyd; 4s9. Har-
gan VS. Waechter; 400, Rsja VS. DERRICK;
49l, Frazer Vi M. and A. or NJ. 494, State
Of Tennessee VS. CoOney; 496, Hunley vs.
Rsjs; 49,, Levy vs. Levy; 499, Adams, ex-
pare; 500, McGrath vs. McGrath; 398,
Brown VS. Hunt; I23, Bishop vs. Stewart.
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Two HUNDRED French Corssts reduced
hom s. 70 81 so.
WALKER BROS. & co.
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READER, you are invited to call At 2Sl
Main street and secure bargains ia dry
U0odn-
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GAS STOVES for Restaurants, at Browne
g. Brownies, Sl5 Second street.
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THROAT AFFECTIONS N HOARsENEsH
All suffering from Irritation Of The Throat
and HOGTseHeSS will be ~sgreeably III
prised at the almost immediate relief sf-
forded by the use Of "BTOWn'S Bronchial
TTOcheS." The demulcent ingredients
allay pulmonary irritation; and, after
public speaking or singing, when the
throat is wearied and weakened by too
much exercise, their use will give renewed
strength to the vocal organs.
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DRY GOODS selling at Walker Bros. &
Co.'s without regard to cost this week.
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SEA Moss FARUNR from pure Irish Moss,
for Blanc Mango, P~uddings, CUstards,
Creams, etc., etc. The cheapest, healthi-
est, and most delicious food in the world.
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0 SALE CHEAP.

READ Walker Bros. q Co.'s new price
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Go To Joe Locke's for the latest news
6Om all sources.
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Dresses cut and fitted by Mrs. Works
worid.renown system give universal sat
isfsction. Go and learn it. None equal
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NEW SoEe.-" Eva Darling" Berk-
ley's great song and dance, Just published
by E. A. Benson, 81 Main street. Send
forty cents and get = copy,
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NASHVILLE UnSoa and American, also
Bonner, ct Joe Looke's 288R Main street.
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GAS FITTING, sl5 second street.

~. Read Walker Bros. d Co.'s new price
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THE following is submitted to those in
search of humorous or substantial mis-.
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POSTAL

LIST OF UNCALLED FOR LETTERS.
h following IL the list OF letters remain
Ing In the Memphis Postomce and not deliy-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed 70 street and Numbers
VIII be delivered promptly by carriers.
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BARGAINS IN COLoRED SHKs.-B. Low
enstsin & Bros. offer a line Of 24fnch good
Silks at the low price of 81 70 per yard,
but worth fully 81 IS. Read their new
advertisement.
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REhzNBER Walker Bros. & Co.'s retail
stock Of dry goods must be sold, and viii
be sold without reserve.
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WINE.

- FIEFINa. BID seoond streel
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Valentines to right of you,
Valentines to left Of you,
Valentines all around you;
At Msnsford's, corner Of Monroe and
Second, where there are thousands OF
comic and fancy valentines, from five
cents to ten dollars each.
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BaowrB & BROWNE, SIS second street.
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GRAHAM Flour,
Cracked Wheat,
Oatmeal.
Rye Flour.
Corn Starch.
OLIVER, FTNNIE & co.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular Msmphis and New 0FlsaH8
WEDNESDAY PACKET
For New Orleans and the BsndG
Season I8ZOaY1
- BELLE LEE 80


J. r. Hfcks--msste JnO. g Sullivan clerk
VIII leave Memphis regularly every Wednes-
during heBeasOn, as follows;
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FOR RIVER.
For Arkansas RiYsr---Msmphis and
Arkansas River Packet Co.

For Arkansas RNsr---Msmphls and
Arkansas River Packet Co.
m1eu. s. Mail Line.
THE elegant Passenger Packets Of this line
Il VIII MEMPHIS FOR LITTLE ROCK
and all intermediate landings, on
AoudaYs, Wednesdays and Fridays,
Ats O'Clock pm, making direct connections
a. Little Rock with the hght-draught boats OF
the line for Fort Smith and al intermediate
| points, and with the regular u. 8. mail
coaches for bot Springs.
The boats OF the line were built expressly
lr the trade and possess unsurpassed 1ac4L-
tiles for transporting passengers and n9ighl
% all points on the Arkansas river without
detention st all stages Of water.
Freights consigned to this company a.
Memphis or Mouth Of White river, viii pc
forwarded promptly to destination without
TTOHN D, ADAMS. President
W. q. PATTEsONs Agent
janis No. 3 Madison ST., stanton Bloek.
Merchants ST. Louis and Arkansas River
Packet Company,
For Pine BIua. Little Rock, Louisburg, Oar
daneIle, Ozark, Van Buren, and Fort
smith; composed Of the following
and Passenger Packets:
SALLIE. 7. B. Johnson, Master
CULUHBlA, D. haneys Master
UTAH, J.. X. Voorhees,, Master
nlHHiE, - Master
Connecting at Little Rock with II
stages for Hot springs and the
ught-draught steamerL Little Rock, Houston,
master, for all points on the upper Arkansas.
Freight resolved at ali times from boat or
railroad and transferred, free OF ehsr0e. to
boats OF this line. Mark and oonsizn goods
to st. Louis and Arkansas River Packed Co-
care OF ELLIOTT q MILLER, Ag'ts, Memphis;
l. "a. PHTLLIP q Co., Agents, Cairo.
AS ]. SYLVESTER, Sup't,
18 200 y. Commercial st., IT Louis. No.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-02-12

An. p. Il. Memphis 8 Louisville R.IA.HIP.M
II. All points North and
EJ E;3O East Twice daily. AIS HSl
Memphis & Louisville r.
IEs3Ji h-Way mafls.---.----..-I AIS
Memphis & Charleston r.
X. Al cities East & SOUTH
S:JOl and way mails----.-.-. 3.8
Miss. & Tenn. r. r. All
u:I5I |cities South and way mail "a
Memphis & Little Rock r.
IH:0| r.. daily except ~SundaysI so
Mississippi river to Hele-I
$500 ma and FTiar's POint,dailyI lOsOq
Miss. river to VickEburR|
Itrt-Wsekly, on Mondays,
3~.OOThursdays and Saturdays 800.
Miss. river to st. Louis
Isemt-Weskly, on Mondays
$500 and Thursdays .................I 600
White river, sen1f-WssklyI
Tuesdays and Saturdays,
Mondays and F~ridays......I 9.O0.
Arkansas river, tri-Week-
Ily, Mondays, Wednesdays
3sO0and Fridays 600
Memphis to Marion, Ark
.Iri-weekly, on Mondays,
$500 Wednesdays and Fridaysl iI23'
Memphis TO Cuba, Tenn,
1880 weekly, Friday--.-..-...I |l2:3
Memphis to Byhalta and
Olive Branch, Miss, semi
500 weekly, Tues. & Fridays so