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Criminal Court-FlIpDIn. Judue.

The following cases were disposed Of
yesterday; G. Arnold and Wiley Merri-
Wether, petit larceny, not guilty Lewis
Reed, larceny from person, guilty and
ten years; State VS. - Cohen, obtaining
money under false pretenses, on trial.
Cases set for trial on tomorrow: l96, +
o Fuller, keeping gaming house; l61,
James SchOoles, selling liquor in place of
amusement; 427. W + Goodyear, letting
house for purpose Of prostitution; $50,
Angelo Marie, carrying concealed
weapons; SIC, Angelo Marie, assault with
intent TO xiii 632, Jacob Ssunderson,
murder; 672, - Cohen, false pretenses;
1905, John Smith, carrying concealed
weapon 1929, Charles GhOlstOn, mur-
der 1880. Jacob Dreyfus, larceny; 1865,
Albert Cash, assault with intent TO kill;
1916, Moses Bolton, jE, malicious tres
pass 1917, VIM Bridgewater, larceny;
l088, James Denniger, robbing 1l05,
Charles Smith, larceny; HOS, James Up
ton I19, VIM Foster, falling to settle as
administrator; 1929, G + Bullock, falling
90 settle as administrator; ll2l, William
Brown, falling to settle as administrator;
1888. James Gallagher, failing to settle as
administrator; 1lSO, L A Parker, bigamy;
1872, ThOs Lahih, violating revenue law;
lZ37, J n Farris, violating revenue law;
l2s7, VIM Fisher, receiving stolen goods;
John League, larceny; James SchOOles,
carrying concealed weapons; Jas SchOOles,
assault and battery; ] H Kelly, attempt
10 Kill; J III Kelly, carrying concealed
weapons; j. Horne, carrying concealed
weapons; VIM Carter, murder; Stephen
Walters, murder; Wolff William, retail
ing on Sunday; G ID Erwin, larceny;
Chss Smith, petit larceny; Wiley MerTi-
weather, petit larceny; Chas Switzerland,
petit larceny; Pat Welsh, retailing on
Sunday; Peter n Burkett, attempt to
XIII; Michael MaloWney, attempt 10 kill.
Witnesses in any Of the above cases must
be in attendance promptly at 9 o'clock
am or forfeitures will be taken against
them, and attachments issued for their
arrest.
GHOST JAR OPENEBl-GreGt Excitement
Much speculation and wonder was in
obliged in when the precious Jar was
opened and found to contain the most ele-
cigars ever imported from the realms
IA Qhostdom, and which are now offered
sale at the new cigar store on "0e cor
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For RENT or SALE.

EARM-A valuable farm Of 1919 aere5-O
N cleared sBd very productvei good houses,
orchard. garden. los, etc, etc., on Lagrange
r1a. one mile south of Raleigh, "a near NJ.
aud o. RR. VIII sell cheap, or VII lease the
same for ISL For particulars call on H. d.
s19 ANDREW STEWART.
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POSTAL AFFAIRS.

LIST OF UNCALLED FOR LETTERS.
The following Is the list Of letters remain
Ing in b Memphis Poatohce and not deliY-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed TO street and numbers
VIII be delivered promptly by carriers.
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CHECK Books, on all tho banks, a fine
lot. 81. WADE az co.
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FOUND.

EBGIN SILVER WATCH-On the dag Of
~ the last municipal election, a Y
watch, which the owner can have by ap-
------ ------- -EA
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REWRRDS-

q 200 viii pay 1--WE huudred dollars
DDOO. reWard for the delivery OF one
Newton STANLEY In the county Jail at Irby,
Onion county,. Teuu. who killed Mr.. Ardhi-
bad Davis GA The night OF the Sd or Marbh.
Stanley ISIS feet N inches high, eyes bLaeE,
dark complexion. dress unknown taruler
by trades age, p years; NO private marks as
Known OF. habits. civil. rough and a bony
rera. j. r. DAVIS,
mET Troy. DbiDu county, Tenn.
= 40 REWARD-WlU be paid for the re-
- ~ coVerY OF my small red COW. shels
seven years old. turued-up horns, white spot
b. f1raread. Iu shane OF a heart, and TAN half
wh.f- j. WARWICK,
mh8 Brinkley Avenue.
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We call the especial attention Of our
readers to the above correspondence, an
noITncing a lecture by Rev. DR.. Milburn,
to be delivered on Monday evening next,
at the Greenlaw Opera House, on as. S.
Prentiss, the Great Thunderer Of the
Southwest"
The theme is a most attractive one, and
as it is to be handled by a peerless master
of the art Of graphic pOrtraiture, we
would earnestly urge u readers to seize
the opportunity of enjoying a rare repast
Of elOquence, wit. humOr and pathOs,
which, as To- matter, style and delivery,
is simply perfect. A friend who has
heard Webster, Clay, Calhoun and Prem
tisB, in their happiesG and most C8le-
brated efforts, is so enthusiastic in his
admiration Of Dr.. Mllburn hat ne
saws he never heard anything from those
Industrious orators superior to the blind
preachers analysis and ilust alton Of the
Book of Job; his subtle rationale Of
the English character Of Reserve y his
contrast of the English and the American
styles of OratOry; his most beautiful de-
scriptiOn Of Westminster Abbey and the
celebration of Divine worship there; his
panorama of Paris, which for an hour and
a half was unrOiled before you so wildly
that you lived and moved consciously in
the midst OF the gorgeous pageant a long
simmer day, and laughed and wepJ or
syTelled with indignation at each
bidding Of the wizards wand. No
tting Of the kind was ever more charm
ing than DR., Milburn's portrait Of the
American girl; nothing more deeply
understanding all TO the tenderness Of
tesrs-thau his Marie AntOineJte.
The introduction 20 each Of the lectures
on last Monday and Tuesday evenings
was an explanation of a blind mans
faculty Of seeing; as lUcidly philOsOphi-
esd as it was surprisingly beautiful in
Imagery and touching TO the sensibiliti6s
OF every feeling heart. Throughout both
lectures there was an elevated strain of
moralizing and g~OOd-natured, but keenly-
pointed satire, with much sly and mirth-
provoking humor.
CarlyIe's mOuOlOgue upon dyspepsia, as
gwen with wonderful verisimiliJUds by
the lecturer, could hardly be appreciated
by n but the readers of "SartOr Ressr-
tIis - but they, the solectsst few, enjoyed
il with intense gustO.
So much for cur enthusiastic friends
encomiums; as we have confidence in mis-
Taste and judgment, we shall not fail,
ourselves, TO hear this gOiden-mOuthed
orator, and hope TO see the house tiled by
our readers.
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C. G. r D~IRECToRY

ODD-FELLOWs' HALL, corner OF Main and
North CuurL-Ruth Lodge. No. i Daughters
OF k~eDEEah-meers on the lDurEh Thurs
day night Of each month, 40 ~ O'Clock
q b. norwood y. y Thomas Bacon Sec
Rotary.
GATo50 -EECAEPEENT. No. 3-meets on the
drst and third Thursday NIGHTS Of each
month. at - O'Clock. j.. Russell, e.. P,s
en-. Carroll ~ P5 uuomasR acGa. Scribe.
MEEPHIs LoDGE No. @meats every tuesday
night, al 3 o'clock. A. W. Jones'. n. O.. j..
". Heath, ". O.; j. ". MaynesBurg. 8eoiy.
BAEEEE LuDGE-E. Bingham n. G.; W. Z.
HoVEt1u. v. Gs -sh pwaV. Secretary.
CHICEAsAW LoD0E, No. 8-meels every Nom
day night. 40 5 o'clock. JONI Gordon. n.
g.; Thos. s. Bingham, V, g.; Thos. Bacon,
g-arataru
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No. 20Z-N. r. DIN the Second Chancsry
Court OF Shelby cOunty-Charles Reimer
VS.. Martha Rsimer.
IT appearing from Dil duly sworn TO IN this
4 cause nat the defendant. Martha ReiWer.
is a nonresident OF the state of Tennessee
and a resident or Arkansas: 1t is, therefore.
ordered that she make her appearance here
in, at the Courthouse Ofthe Second Chancary
Court In the city of Memphis, Tennessee, on
or before the FIRST Monday in April, 1871, and
plead, answer or demur to COmpIainanEs
bill, or the same win be taken for confessed
as to her, and set for hearing eZparte: and
that a copy Of this order be published once a
week for four successive weeks IN the Mem
phis Appeal.
This February %, 1877.
Nj. ID. i. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
By CRABTREE BELCHER Deputy G.. and NJ.
Anderson x PhelHn, Soils. for CBmpI'uL. feI2
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MASONIC DIR
H.H.ruHa


A.AMNI"
SOUTH MEEPHM, No. us-meets ID Mondayin
each mOurh-HaL cor. Madison and Second.
W. s Matthews W. M Ben. K. Pullen
Sec
AEGERoSA- No g5-meets LIST Monday in ev,
cry month, 40 OLd-F G OWs Hail. Corner
Court and Main. en- Carroll W.M-i John
Baamlsh. Secretary.
LFLTA s0gTr no. 2s-meets lstFriday Of each
-month-Hau corner Madison and Second
H- ri Highhee, ". 81 b. Judah, Sec
Drs8TG. No. Ea-uees 81 Friday OF each
u0uufH-DId-FeI0Ws' Hail. Is. G. william
SON WI r. W. shelton Sec.
E-uwrFgrSG. No. Sl-maels Eu Friday 81
z1rn noufh-ar South Memphis Han, cor
ner or Madison and Second ". A. Ed
mouds, n. N; Louis Czapskli Sec
ROYAL ARCH-
Pzsr CHApTER. No. Z-meet8 % Monday Of
aqCn m0utL-Ddd-Fellows' Hall A.. D,
wheeler. NJ II. II. p: e. q. Locke, Sec.
MErrPHr4 CHApTEE MOSS u. D-meeu5 O
FeIows Hal. sd Monday Of each month.
Henry j. Lynn, n T. d. Ei &c bleeVer,
Secretary
AND 8. n
EuEEEA OuNCTL ND.0 -mefts 30 MoUQas OF
each moulh-Ddd-FelOWs Hail. ID. =. Fors-
SCI, tn. ILL., O. y, Myers, Rec.
T~EEPLAEs.
CFEEEE COHHANDEEY, Nc. +MeetH fth Mon
day OF each month SEQ, MellersEs COM
III. Barchus, Rec.
CALVART CHAPTER or ROSE CRoIE, 18th, No.
J. CHARLES W.. Adams, 82d5 M VIZ HE.
E0mlusou, 32d, Sec.
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EVERY NAN HIS OWN FlREaRH.

EDMUED A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. j. BLACK, DeputyClerk and Master.
Wilson n Beard. SnIa. Lnr com. faal
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LOCAL NEWS.

TIE 18th Of March, Walker Brotl
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EUREBA COUNCIL. No. 0-meets 30 Monday Of
each month-Odd-Fel lows' Hail. d. 2. Fors-
BsT, tn. III c. u, Myers, Rec.
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hit, at Exchange Building.
NlCOLsON PAVEMENT DECIsIOa

Editors Appeal-The opinion of Judge
lFinnie, with comments of your own, On
The NicOlsOn pavement question, 1 was
not a little pleased 70 read in your paper
Yesterday. And now that We may con-
Irstulate each other on escaping an IN
Just, discriminating and odious tax, and
still more on the vindication and triumph
Of the Constitution over partial and OPP
pressiye logis alton, al The expense of
equity and private rights, allow me to
Gail your attention to another matter.
Of the whole number of persons inter
ested, only one hundred and fifty COM
l)ined to pay the attorneys fee. 1t
seems to me that all those benefited
should n W come forward and share
,he expense, and, perhaps, increase the
Tee of the able and faithful attorneys who
nave rendered so signal service. Would
It not be we'll to have a meeting OF the
property holders interested, to determine
4 matter 0 fjustice and equity among n
selves, now tina we have triumphed in
compelling the city fathers to levy their
taxes in future according to the valus-
ion of property and the means Of tax
payers 70 make paymentg
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FOR VILLAGE

For Shawn g Village and the Sees
The semi-weekly United states Mzl Picket
Gil CLTZ
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WAN DYNE's nevsr-fatIing FIRE EXITS.
GUIsHEB. Every house shouid he sup
piled with them. Territory and Machines
Tor sale. ". ], ROSS, Agent,
reIf An MafD lf--Ee
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Saturday, tbs Attn Day or March. 1871.

oatutuay5 lhb 4tN Jay OF Mafen, ibfls
IN 'front.' OF the sherid7s office. on Second
street, in the city of Memphis, shelby county.
Tenn, sell at public auCt1Ou, TO the highest
bidder FOR cash, all the right. title. Interest
to the following real estate, yin ard being
In shelby county, Tenn, to-Wit. Lot 1881
three hundred and forty-nlne, on tine plan or
the city Of Memphis: Situate on tie east
side OF Court square, ct the southeast corner
OF she intersection OF Court and Second
streets, having a front on second street OF
80 feet, more or less, and running back 1852
feet between parallel lines 90 an aley.
Also, by virtue of one other "A la issued
from the same court in favor Of B. McBrids 4
Co. VS.. Hugh T.. Brinkley-iudgment sL354.
court cost SILL viii, at the same time and
place, sell at public auction, TO the highest
and claim that Hugh I. BrinkIey has Ia and
TO Ia following real estate, UO.Wit- Lot No.
two hundre and dlty I25JI on the plan OF the
city OF Memphis, on the south SIDE OF Court
square. Also, lot No. four hundred and
eighteen on the plan of said city, situate on
the southeast corner Of Monroe and Third
streets. Also, lot No. three hundred and
ninety lS90l on The plan OF said city, situate
on the northwest corner of Concord and
Third streets. Also, lot No. three hundred
and ntnety-three 1881 on the plan OF said
city, situate on the northeast COrner of Com
cora and Third streets. Also, lot three nun.
dred and thirty-siX 1881 on the plan Of said
city, situate on the east side of Second street.
between Washington and Adams streets-all
in Shelby county, Tennessee. Sale iu LEGAL
hours. February ID, b7I.
MARCUS WRIGHT, Shertd.
BY p k EOWEL. D.. y. Shelby county
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I'm mont of the Sherif's once, on Second
street, in GreenlaW building. in the city of
Memphis, shelby county Tennessee. sell 10
the highest bidder, for cash, at public auc-
ton, tie following described real sst4te- one
hundred and seventy Q7O acres of land lying
in the Eighth Civil district Of shelby county,
Tenn, as follows, U0-Wtt; bounded
on the south by the lands or James Wiley
on the east by those Of Mrs. WILEY and Hi
ram Stargis; on the north by the Faurman
and Lynn land, and on the west by those OF
the estate Of j. NJ. Thompson, deceased levied
on as the rOpeIty of John James (betng the
same tract upon which the said James now
Itvesl to satisfy said Judgment, in favor of
H Irby, Adm'riOf &. IL. Wilson, deceased. for
g225.75 and costs.
MARCUS J.. WRIGHT, sheriff.
BY X. N. MASON, Deputy. feL3
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s. s. PRENTIss.
PROPOSED Lecture upon the Renowned Ora
tor Of Mississippi, BY the " BIlHd
Man ElaqasHt.

The following correspondence explains
itself:
MEMPHIS, March 8, 1s7L
Rev. DR.. Milburn;
Dear Sjr-We, the undersigned, having
heard Of your lecture upon Sargent 8.
Preatiss, that It is IN the very best style
of your magnificent and wonderful word
painting earnestly beg you to repeat it in
this city, at your earliest, convenience.
And we engage to do what We can to pro-
cure for you an eRudience worthy of the
sub. ect and Of your own pre-eminent
ability.
RI. REV. @. 7. QUINTARD,
REV. J 7. WHEAT,
ID. K. MCRAE,
VIM. n. STEPHENS,
THOS. r. SMITH,
REV. CT. WHITE,
REV. DIR. WATSON,
REV. JAS. CARMICHAEL,
REV. d. A. O'BRIEN,
E c. MCDOWELL.
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HANTs.

PRACTICAL man with e capital OF $500
A I'd e8000. 10 engage ia a business already
established and Al present paying a good
profit Any one with the anofe mount can
invest Il to.an advantage by addressing w.,
this ONCE mns
nFrLLTNFR-A hrst-class Mllllner and
vi one drgt-class sales lady. Inquire at Nos
"a Main street. None but 6rst-class nesel
apply. mh8 =
a nnnn-TRADE-zo trade a Judgment
DOUOOf fl $3.50 against a good man 9
vacant lot. well situated In Memphis, Worbl
$500. and probably some cash for astOcE OF
merchandIse-EFooeries preferred. Inquire
or sddress ANDERSON, Appeal one
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FOR RIVER
For Arkansas Bivsr-dsmplIs a8d AFEaI-
sas River Packet G0-u, S. HaiL

THE elegant Passenger Packets of lulE fms
u leave Memphis for aI points on ArEHu-
saB river. as foLuVss Steamer MARY H.TE.
Halue7. MASTER Every M1udaT. az 8 pm.
Stsamer T. III. ALLEN, M1oIHuru- master.
Oh Steamer UAhDaEEaaE EarrE master.
Every Wednesday, go 8 p-m- -.asler a.
CLEBDRNE, Pritcharu, master Every rI-
day, ats p.m.
Tn boat that leaves LaIuaI On HeIues-
days goes lrO1El TO Fort Smith. the luHa-
that leave Memuul uc Muul arH HlL Erf- r-=
connect 90 Little Rock win our HElIlEu-lL
boats for Fort smith, and with SD. g= "Hr a..
Springs, Camden, ArEadeiplLa srI wash
ingtOn All tho boats OF .rIs line have
ing Deen punt for the trade.
sengerB anu uusuE Ps1s raet ttaE for trans
porting freight 60 an points ON the AR
kansas river NltAou detention, aL any stage
OF water.
FrsisEts coDsigued 20 this company as
1enplH OF aIOutl OF White river. -f. no
farWarded Promptly To destination without
Gharge -or .ransfsr. I'D. ADAMS President
v. - E9TrE3ON, Agent. 80. Madison 7Lr
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81 III,

nOON-The room lately occupied By Kite
Ia 4 Corwine, as Job Printers In appear
building. No. Is Union street. Apply 81 TAP
peal omce.
Kite & Co~wins can be Ound in Rooms 2
and -. Lee Block. INNS
4LNTEDIA BLOCK. on Gsyoso strsss bet
A Main and Second. Apply TO
mh- VIZ. L. DUFF, Z Madison ST.
EARDEN-Five Acres fine Garden Land,
with OrcLsrd. within - miles or the
CITY. fronting Central avenue. A nrsf rate
Indictment viii be given 70 s good GARNER
Terms easy. Apply to LHAFFEh
mF- So Main street.
nFFICE-N0. s Stanton Block. Applyto
k mb5 GEO. %. CROCKETT.
nARTEE PLACE The Partee place near
SAFE Female college and the Heruando
street cars. Good house. with al nee sary
UurnuI dLuEg, Fix ceres OF land O~relara
small h1iL etc. Apply 90 B, e. Brown, 20
second street nAo
rORE-Ec. 81 south Court street. 81 few
doors from Main street store-rOcm and
basement each g. by a feet, for lease. Fos-
session given Immediately. Apply to
re BRLNELEN,
Fafa No. Madison street
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MEMPHIs, Tam, March 8, Is7I

MEMPHIS, Tenn, March g, 1871.
Ri. Rev. G. T. Quintard, Rev. J. 7. Wheat,
Rev. DR.. Watson, Thos. r. Smith, Esq;
Genuemeu-In reply to your most kind
note, I have to say that 1 shall be happy
to deliver the lecture on s. s. Prentiss,
upcn next Monday evening 18th nst.)
at the Greenl8W Opera House.
With sentiments of respect, I am, gem
~tleInen, your most obedient servant,
W. II. MILBURN.
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jos LOCKE, 1861 Main street, has all
the leading dailies, and illustrated, scien-
tic and sporting Weekliesi also the
March magazines.
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w bidder,
Thnrsdav. March 9lh. at q Pm.

Upon the premises, one hundred and hftv
feet OF ground on the north side OF Vance
street, c0mmeacing at the alley neX east OF
LaudeFdale street, and extending 70 Cynthia
Cynthia street extends from Vance 10 Linz
den, through the center of theSmith grounds.
The lots have q depth Of 1850 feet 70 an alley.
and are considered unrivaied in beauty and
advantage for dTgt-clRss city residences.
They win be offered IN Fronts of 80 feet. with
the privilege OF additional quantity; and we
are instructed hr the owner to assure the
public that II SHAH be unquaihedly and ems
phatiesIly q pcTemptory sale, to The highest
bidder, without reserve, If there are bidders
upon the ground. Sale promptly at pm. on
the premises.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT SEQ,
NH AnelaVneeFa,
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CHECK Books, on all the banks. a fne
lot. ii. WADE g co.
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ST WAS AS WEAK AS A BABY" OBJ
served one Of the young lady employees
at Maey's dry-goOd store, when / com
menced taking PLANTATION BIFTKRsi
and now / am on my fest from morning
tn night, without ever feeling over
fasigued." This remark was made about
six months ago TO a pale, emaciated girl
who WIS making some purchases at
Maoy's. 1.-THE hint was taken" says the
young woman in a letter to the prOprie-
tors; II began taking your Bitters the
next day, and am happy 20 tell you that
they have completely restored my health,
strength and o~heerf0lness."
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LEGAL NOTICES.
SHERIFF SALES.

DY virtue OF a d-fa issued by the Clerk OF
II me First Circuit Court OF shelby county.
and to me directed, IN favor Of George Black
buru q Co. vs.. Hugh L. Brinkley-judgment
S42SS ., court cost IS cents viii, on
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For SALE-A wellestablished Millinery
Business, together with a good stock of
drst-class goods. For particulars, address
%. Newton. Box ~. Padueah. Ky.
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CHRoK Books, on all the banks, a fine
lot. II. WADE eco.
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ANTI-NICOLsON.

I'VE have certainly no objection to
make to the suggestions Of u CORES
pendent, and sha ! publish a cali for a
meeting, or otherwise acquiesce in any
hing thought best by those concerned.
Eds
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
MOnday. &c 2sih. I87I.

ny virtue Of a d-fa issued by the Clerk OF
ID the First Circuit Court OF Memphis, shell
bg county Tennessee, and TO me directed, /
will. on
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THE 18th OF March, Walker Brothers q
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SEA Moss FARINE from pure Irish Moss,
tor Blanc Mango, Puddingz, Custards,
Creams, etc, etc, The cheapest, health
lest, and most delicious food In the world.
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FOR
FOR WHITE RIVER.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River PaC kst Cen.
panY--.Hhite River Line.
For Helena. Mouth White River, Clarendon,
DeVal's Bluuaud JacEsOnpOrt.
The splendid passenger
Steamer Es r. WALT
vi Ashford
This superb passenger and freight steamer
is now al the levss receiving, n viii depart
as above on
SATURDAY. 18th inst, at s. pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or 20
W. 81. PAITESON, Agent,
mh9 No. 3 Madison street. stanton Block
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BY l. 6. BALDWIN & co.
Extensive and Psremptory Sale Of Cloth
ing, Dry Goods, Hats, Cutlery and
Eaaovf nn-As

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ing, Dry Goods, Hats, Cutlery and
Fancy G0ads.
WE WILL SELL TUESDAY, WEDNES-
w DAY and THURSDAY, March 7th, 6th,
and 9Th, at ten o'clock at our auc-
ton. house, 232 Main street, a large
and desirable invoice OF fashionable
otOthing suitable Tor drst-class retail
trade in pants, coats and vests manufactures
of the finest French and nghsh DOeskin
and Cashmere. Also, five cases assorted
Hosiery. one case s OF Double Twist Cotton.
AIDES. ten pieces Irish linen, nifty dozen
Fashionable, satin and Lady's SlR Bows,
twenty dozen Brush and Fur Hats, Us doz.
Pocket Cutlery In I, 2, 3, 4, 6 and s blades; 40
dcZ. kaZOrs, Ladies' new styles fashionable
spring 1ats, RibbLns, Trimmings, Dress Goods,
Fancy Goods, Notions, Wiggans, Paper Mus
inns and Corset Jeans, etc, etc. h partiCu-
lar attention OF country and city trade Is re-
specially called to this Important auction
sale. DS-Terms cash.
mr5 AS ROGERsON. A~uctioneer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-09

LAST DAY, 18th instant, Isl Main street.