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Rice Fritters.

Boil Il teacupful of rice until it is
tender; strain upon it one quart of milk
and let it boil ten minutes cool it, add
flour enough to make Il batter as thick
as will fry easily on the griddlc, and
two tcaspoonstul of yeast ; let it rise
three hours then add two we'll beaten
eggs and cook on 4 heated griddle.-
Scatter sugar and cinnamon mixed
together over each cake, when it is
baked.
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4arm, &arnen aao Bonsebolo.

CONTRIBUTIONS on practical farming, gar
deninS and housekeeping, any interest
ing facts, experiments or recipes, are solicit
ed from our friends throughout the country,
for publication in this department.
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Dec. ., nl2tf
TRENTON AND MONROE

REGULAR PACKET SNIFF
... sc JAR RE LONG.''
! will make regular trips With my slliif
between Monroe and Trenton, malln+s from
four to six trips each day, ana connecting
punctuallN, morning and evening, with the
cars at Monroe. Fare. each way, >, cents.
Small pacl<a~cs carried at same price.
2G:ly ROBERT HONG.
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The Utah Constitutions.

The constitution of the proposed new
State of Utah was submitted to Con-
gross to-day and appropriately REFEREED
Its principal feature is the proposed
abolition of polyglnly. AS the Tcfrito-
ry lacks nearly 10000 Of the population
required for representation in the
House under the superintendent laws,
it is by no means probable that Utah
will he admitted as Il State ut this Sos
sion.
The friends of Louis Napoleon, who
favor his return to France. wear the
violet, as symbol of their preference,
and it is said it is seen in the button
hole of every third man YOU meet in
i'll Paris. This flower was the symbol
OF the first \apolcon'S return from
Eliza.
\ British bull calf recently broke Il
leg, which 4 veterinary surgeon aupu-
tatcd and replaced with 4 wooden one
ana, to the surprise of all OhScrvc rS, the
animal Is now walking about and doing
quite we'll.
Last year the United States importrI
silks To the value of sd, 30I ,0iS. OF this
amount France sent 81 900, 600 worth
the rest was obtained principally from
England and Germany, countries that
raise no racoonS.
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NEW ORLEANS CARDS,

r. FrTZwIILIAI. NJ. =. DUNN.
~ EITEWIiI4IAM Il CO.,
$"tionc':s, Job Ir.intct. Btt,'h Boot. lIt,J c,:s
80 Camp Street and - Bank Place.
NEW ORLEA Ms.
Orders for autographed or printe Checks,
Letter Heads Bill Heads, &c. and for Blank
Books Of all kinds, promptly filled at lowest
rates. November II, 1871. S;iu
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DAIi.v ACCOMMODATIO>

nAI.S AC<'OMMODAFlON
MONROE. TO B.tSTRbP.
Hacks leave Monroe ut \. NJ:
Leave IsaStrop ut : \. NJ.
Faro, s.; 90.
Of1icc--In Monroe, at Ouachita Stable; in
BastrOp, at BaStrop Stable.
II. G. DOHSON,
Jan'y 6, 1S72.-l5-tf Proprietor.
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EDUCATIONAL.
.>----
TONER MASONIC


THO exercises Of this Institution began on
the first Monday in September last.
The scholastic year is divided into Nv"
sessions oftwenty weeks cach--1irst ending
the last of january; the second the last Of
June.
FACULTY.:
l.. F.WlLcoN, President and Prof. of Latin
Mental and Moral Science.
Miss III. N.UGItN, Teacher in Literary De
l:trt1ncnt and Instructrcss in E'lanci
Miss ID. CALHOUN, Assistant in Literary
Z. b. LIGNosKI, Prof. of Music.
TERMS:
Pupils admitted at any time and charged
until end Of session. No deduction in tui-
ton except for protractcd sickness.
Tuition, EnglSli......S; 81 and $500 per mo.
instrumental Music, with
l:Stra lessons in Vocal Music: zoo 40"
ffclcn ............... .................. ZOO
Draw ing. Observation-Disclosures. $40
Board, exclusive Of washing,
lights, and articles for toilet,
If paid i'll advance, for each
IF not en naij n" "
incidental, per seSSion.............. Loo
Prof. Wilcox has now entered upon the
labors OF the tenth year of his connection
as President, with the Homer Masonic
Female College. During that time the
range of studies has been extensive
any institution of the kind, and the mode
of inst rnction has been to in'part a thorough
in the College and Board ng Department has
been firm. constant, but parental. The
good. In continuation of the above, refer
cacc is confidently made to the patrons of
the institution and former pupils scattered
throughout North Louisiana.
Additions arc being made to the Boarding
House, so that large number of pupils can
idcnt.
We, the undersigned, having 1een
quaintcu with the work Of the nstilu-
ton during the time it has been under the
management Prof. Wilcox. j1I
lv recommend it to our friends as !, suitable
place to send their daughters.
+. \. JONES, w. NJ,
\. WARD, :. W.,
JoHS 5. YOUNG J. W., =
andJudge Parish Court, :
j. X. RAMSEY, Sec'y,
II. T. NAUGHS, Treas,
' C. h'Ai Es .sr rici Court.
,,,, Rcy }. 7. DAv1psoS.
OuAclIETA FEMALE ACADEMY,
n BOARDING; AND DAY SCHOOL,
FOR YOUNG LADIES,
MONROE, la.
The session of lS7l-'72 will coflttttcnc ct,
Monday, the 18th day of September.
Mrs. 7. W. benton, Principal, and III
structrcss Of the Primary Department.
TIos. O. BENTON, ESQ, Inst uctor of the
Academic Department.
Miss r.. n .MICKLE, Instructress ofFrcncII.
and assistant in the English branches.
Mrs. f.. j. SLACK, Instructrcss Of Music.
Miss MS. PHlrrEN, Inst ructrcsS in Draw
ing, Painting i'll water cOlOrS Oil, eml-
!rnitcrN and fancy needle work.
TERMS: (PAl>BLE MoSTnI.r)
Primary Glasses. $500 per mo.
Middle IS .................. i.M, {.
Academic 50 ................. 800 -
French ................. 800 g
Music with use ofinst runcnt) 900 q
Board including washing,
lights, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 1000 g
Drawing, Painting, &c, at teachers
charges. Aug. .'i. 1871. }O-tf
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First Premium III the st. Louis Fair. lSbG.
First Premium ut the st. Louis Fair. ISt;T.
GNli Medal 1T the Louisiana state Fair, lists
First Premium at the st. Louis Fair. 1865.
First Premium at the Memphis Fair. 1869.
lIr~. Premium NJ the 1t. Louis Fair 1859.
Al ali the above mentioned trials the Bril-
liam. Stove tested its metal in tho open field
NlI>ju~ bread. with all the leading cooking
>tON g., manufactured ON this Continent.
Every brilliant i warranted 10 give ent i've
~;lIl~I}Cti ION N:' YOUR money refunded in full.
II. l!AlllEif, sole Agent.
\". 81 Camp -. Now prlCal~.
Dealer ia al hfiti~ ct Cooking and Heat
iuS Stoves. Fire Crates. plain and Japaumcd
Tin Ware. RiHicH Wurr titbIo Cutlery, and
every description vt House Furnishing
Goods. N''' Agent t'r thr ,ri"b grated kn@on
H~huE Machine. anal Wallarc'S Patent
Continuation Crate. tSu'Y +, -. u15:Iy
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High farming means understanding,
thorough tillage, irrigation, and the
purchase of inanurcS or feeding stuttS.
1t means Soiling in summer and roots
i'll winter. 1t means large crops every
year and crops that can be turned into
money.
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Don't waste the soar-sttds, but apply
it to garden, vines, bushes, cvcr@rcens,
or lawn. 1t is too valuable to he turned
out at the back door
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EPSON salts. So,laS. all kinds,
'"pp"rlS. Alum w ndow Glass,
Dental Inst FtlHiesftS :. l'rriufttefv,
DRUGGISTS SUnIricS. Enrl i-h
White Lead. pure and genuine, warranted :;
Paint brushes. etc.
,uiuiuc, French and German:
Largo Dealers in American Brands.
f;,!rv ",d N"l,i" Groccrjcv. P,"r;>io1'&,
I"bucco, Cir,rS,
Fir" Whistles, EtWHHic~. lErttirjtt. Part.
.Nhp,U "nd C'"rH lI'i,i"H.
U-po,I'H 0"d Il-Nio,r IIIu'c.
pCrruihcr3 .. lS1i.-l2-ly
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= IIEIeNSIIETM,

g IIERNSIIETM,
II and 73 Gr,vicr Street, New. Orleans,
wholesale dculc,' in Ij'yiniu li,I'd 7obucco
Smoking and Chewing, OF the finest and
most celebrated brands. Also. importer
and dealer in choice brands Of Havana, and
Domestic Cigars. Orders promptly and
carefully filled and satisfaction ;ctl:urtnt ocd.
December 81, iSIi- .... i2:iN
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BUSINESS CARDS.
L'tRNITtisE STORE,
AND FURNITURE, REPAIRING.


The undersigned takes pleasure III milking;
known that he is now as we'll prepared :is
before the war. if not better, TO do all kinds
of work. either in
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CA RItIAGES, BUC;GIES. HACKS.

Ready nude work kept on hand: Spcci-
mems of which may tie seer, by calling nj the
Factory. ic will also carry on Il general
hiac ksintt't shop. arranged to do All kinds OF
blackSmit hing. Terms reasonable.
April 20 1866. n:.U-s FIR. En- DOM.
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IN JAIL AND OUT OF JAIL.

To THE PUBLIC was committed tC
Jail yesterday morning by an order OF
Judge Flippin, for an alledged cOntempt
of court, in not producing certain
vouchers in my possession, before the
Grand Jury, nov in session.
L am the last person who would will.
fully disobey any lawful order of Judge
Elippin or any other Judge, but the
property, and, as | am advised, not sub
Jet to such an order.
The public records of my office have
been in the hands Of the Grand Jury fol
the past ten days, subject to their in
vestigation and comparison with the
books of the Trustee and County Court
Clerk.
1t is from my books that the Grand
Jury must make their report, and not
from my private papers and vouchers.
IL they can find any discrepancies be-
tween my books and those Of either Of
the other public offices, they are invited
to do so, and if such exist / will furnish
a satisfactory explanation.
l invite the most careful scrutiny Of
the public records of my office, and am
always ready to account for every dollar
of the public money that passes through
my hands.
Hoping that a generous public, who
have so long favored me with their con
fidence, will think none the less of me
for having dined on M occasion with
my friend Captain jackson, mine host
of the Jail, l have the honor to be you
obedient servant,
WILLIAM MCLEAN,
State and County Tax-Collector.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The printed invitations to the ex.
cursiOn this evening being almost ex-
hausted, the Invitation Committee car
furnish tickets for their friends.
AT half-past six o'clock this evening
Court Square and the fashionable street:
and residences nea the river will be de.
serted by their inmates that they may
witness the departure of the Emma G
Elliott with joyous pleasure-seekers OF
BOARD.
"A man named Mcclellan was ar
rested last evening for s%windling th'
government out Of seventy-five thou
sand dollars. He was an agent foI
Wheeler d Wilson's sewing machine es
Enlistment, and has been a fugitive
from justice for thirteen months. II,
jumped his bonds of eight thousand dol
lars in New York over a year ago, anC
has been the object of very yigilan.
search ever since. The New York de
tectives seized on him yesterday anC
had him conveyed TO the Overton Hote
last night. He was TO leave onthe thre,
O'clock train this morning for New
York.
The bootblacks that gather daily
about the hotels and look wistfully lntC
strangers faces and ask, "shiBe yel
boots, sir?"-these little fellows will bC
employed this evening, Tracy says, in
giving wondrous lustTe to the moon anC
stars that they may illuminate with
marvellous brilliancy the bosom of the
great river. The pretty girls of the city
are, for the first time, deeply interested
in the success of the bootblacks. 1t i:
woman that moves the tide of human
hearts as the moon does the sea, and
woman would have moon and stars
more brilliant this evening than
ever before. The city is all agog about
the moonlight excursion.
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PERSONAL.

REV. FATHER BURKE lectures in thi:
city Monday evening. He was sere-
naded last evening at half-past eleven
o'clock by Arnold's band.
JAMES B. PLEAsANTs, editor Collier.
vile Journal; r. n. Jones, Shelbyville,
Tennessee; James Lyons, Esq, New
Orleans, were registered at the CONNER
cial Hotel yesterday.
CAPTAN GEORGE HART and Others
from pdauu3h are in the city for the
purpose 81 enjoying pleasures incident
to the excursion and dance, this evening
on board the steamer Emma c. Elliott,
JOSEPH JAQUEs, who revolutionized
| the railroad fortunes of East Tennessee
and evolved order, after the war, from
chaos, is at the Peabody Hotel. He is
the local representative of the Tom
Scott Railway Surety Company.
Rev. r. F. BUNTING, the eloquent
Presbyterian chaplain of the famous
Wharton's Texas cavalry, who used to
charge upon the enemy's and the devils
works with equal faith and zeal and
courage, is stopping at the Peabody Ho-
tel.
CAPTAIN SAM. BERRY, for many
years connected with Southern railroads,
and at present with the Mississippi Cen
tral, is at the Peabody. Captain Berry
can tell a great many 'fhair-breadths''
encountered during the war in the ma
nipulation of railroads.
COLONEL JOSIAH DEIOACH, the Post
master Of this city, was a prominent fig
lre AZ in the Radical meeting last night.
nc is almost as Sqtdrely built as the
llustrious Barbour, and is as squarely for
Grant. The Postmaster believes what
Barbour says, and Barbour don't, and
that's the difference between the two
men. They both say that Grant will be
reelected President, and their auditors
We're very happy.
JOSEPH JAQUEs, President of the
Memphis and Charleston railroad; w.
G. Henegan, Knoxville; j. w. Croker,
POcahontas; H. Bingham, Savannah;
c. G. Taylor, Henderson, Kentucky;
r. F. Bunting, Galveston, Texas; r.
w. Rayne, New Orleans; s. Hill, Tren-
ton, Tennessee; n. Robinson, Louis
vile, Kentucky, are at the Peabody
Hotel.
YESTERDAY at noon our well-known
fellow-citizen A. J. Roach, of the Union
street cOmmission-hOuse, was married
at the residence of Colonel William
Grider, to Miss Minnie Horton, daugh-
ter of Colonel H. II. Horton, of Frank
lin. The ceremony was conducted by
the eloquent divine, Rev. p. 7. ScruggS.
The happy pair left on the evening train
for the great lakes and Quebec. Many
merchants and others of the city wit
messed the ceremony and congratulated
our fellow-citizen on the blessedness of
the event.
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JACK DOLE.

1t having been suggested that the re-
marks made by us to the effect that Mr..
w. J. p. Doyle was n Of the signers
of the call on Major J. /. Strange to an
nounce himself as a candidate for the
office of County Court Court Clerk, in
opposition to Mr.. James Reilly, the reg
ular Democratic nominee and present
incumbent, had gained publicity and
were calculated to injure him, we, the
undersigned, take pleasure in stating
that we have examined the call publish
ed in the Memphis Avalanche, in which
NJ. Doyle's name does not appear.
Hoping that this explanation is suffi-
cient, we cordially commend him to the
of our friends, heartily indor-
sing him as fully deserving the suffrage
and confidence of the entire Democratic
party. JAMES REILLY,
p. D. BOYLE.
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M BROWNSVILLE & DURHAAvTLLEl
RAILROAD, E~SGINEERS OFFICE, =
BROWNSVILLE, Tenn, May u, 1S72-
GEAIED PROPOSALS viii be received at
y Iris office until the 18th day Of June, for
che graduation OF that portion of this line be-
tween BROWNSVILLE and DurhamVilie, in Iau-
der1ale county, a distance of fourteen miles.
Plans. proales, estimate sheets of work and
specifications can be examined, and al other
furnished at this ONCE, on and
after the 10Th day of June.
Bids must be based upon cash paymeatA
The Company reserve The right to reject any
and al bids Whose terms may not be coRsis
W. d. PICKETT,
mvl7 Chief Engineer
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UNION STREET LOTS AT AUCTION
THIS AFTERNOON.-Our real estate buy
ers have seldom been invited to a public
sale of city property more attractive
than that which has been advertised in
our auction columns for some days past,
by Messrs. Royster, Irrelevant & Co, to
take place this afternoon. The fine lot,
SO feet front by POO feet depth, is q
splendid site for either residence or bust
ness, or both combined, while the lot al
the corner of fernando and Union, upon
two of the most prominent thorough
fares of the city, ought to bring out the
active competition which always at
tends the sale of well-located corner lots
Buyers will notice that 4 o'clock this
afternoon is the hour, and will be OF
hand accordingly.
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Court.

special to the Appeal
JACKSON, Tenn, June 26.-The Su-
preme Court met at 1880 p. IN. Tapp VS.
White, rehearing granted; Merchants
National Bank vs. McCargo, allowance
reduced; Curry VS. Wright, affirmed;
State, ex rel, Curry vs. the Justices, af-
firmed: - name unknOwn) VS.
Sheriff of Carroll, Judgment, on motion;
Fleece VS. Brown, affirmed; Ford VS.
Watering, reversed; Wheeler VS. Tar
water, affirmed; Buck VS. Williams, af-
firmed; Bank of Louisville VS. Leftwitch,
rehearing refused; Province VS. McLem-
ore, rehearing refused; Oliver Finnie VS.
Morgan, rehearing refused; Mahler VS.
Phoenix Insurance Company, reversed
Brown vs. Jacob, affirmed; Memphis
and Charleston Railroad Company VS.
Pillow, reversed; Cock VS. Garrett, mo-
ton to dismiss and appeal denied; Still
man VS. Stllman, order vacated; White
rs Bolton. recommitted; Armstrong VS.
Harris, affirmed; Moss VS. Gibbs, re
versed: Ensel vs. Hardin, motion to va
cate and cross motion entered. The
our adjourned to ten O'Clock to-mor-
row. Many ase have not yet been
announced. =
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The extensive factories for the build
ing of organs show c~onclusively the in
crease of musical culture in our country.
Every factory is from time to time en-
largiag the number of its operatives, and
the orders are constantly accommodating.
No organ has a better reputation than
those built by Needham & Son. They
are justly styled "Tbe Silver Tongue
MERRIMAN q WILCOX, Agents,
2734 Main street.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

DLANTATION-A splendid cotton and stock
raising plantation, situated in the ITALIA
hatchie Valley, Mississippi, Is now offered for
sale OF exchange for Memphis property. The
place contains 2SO acres, 400 acres of which II
open. The lad is rich, and capable OF produc-
ing from one ID two bales Of cotton per acre.
The improvements are in fair order, and its
productions are always accessible TO market
This Is a rare chance to secure a good place. II
will be exchanged or sold on reasonable terms
or in sections TO suit purchasers. For further
particulars, inquire at the house of Miiburn,
Walker 4 90, q Union street. ie26
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UPPER BLUE LICK is the most popu-
lar mineral-spring water on this conti-
nent, because it is the best Alternative and
aperient known. 1t is a general pre-
s~ervatiye Of the tone of the stomach and
purity of the blood, and a powerful pre-
Ventive of fever and bilious complaints.
Mansfield d Higbee, wholesale agents.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Go to Leddin's Business College.
-Thos. Cubbins, bricklayer, in
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. I'll Main street. Three faultless
gem pictures for fifty cents.
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THE rapidly increasing favor with
which the Mathushek Piano is received
leaves no further room for doubt as TO
its future prominence. Added to the
two great requisites, sweetness of tone
and compass, it has also continuity of
tone, being entirely free from all weak
ness or failure in any part of its con-
struction.
MERRIAM & WILCOX, Agents,
2733 Main street.
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So On account Of want Of time 70 prepare
the work for letting by the 18th OF June, the
time for receiving proposals for grading OF
this road is postponed antil the list of July.
Plans, profile, etc., win be ready for inspec-
ton on and after 25th Gay OF June.
.jui2 W. D. PICKETT, Chief Engineer.
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THE Mathushek Piano is warranted
for five years. Every mechanical mind
recognizes at once the intrinsic merit of
its structure. Every cultivated a de-
tects at the first sound the sweetness of
its tone.
MERRIMAN & WILCOX, Agents,
2734 Main street.
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EccNoMY.-Take your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt & Hanson's old standl. 246 Sec
ond street. HANSON 4 WALKER.
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Buy the Mathushek Pianoif you wish
for durability of tone as well a. purity
and volume. The Mathusbek combines
these three essential requisites.
MERRIMAN d WILCOX, Agents,
2T35 Main street.
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THE purest and sweetest Cod Liver
Oil ia the world is Hazard & Caswell's,
made on the seashore, from fresh-select.
ed livers, by Caswell, Hazard & Co.,
New York. 1t is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have once taken
it, prefer it to any other. For sale by
all druggists.
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Best cleaning and dyeing in the city
at the MEMPHIS STEAM DYEING
establishment, 81 Madison street.
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JOE LOCKE, 1861 Main street, has all
The leading monthlies for July, and the
attest weeklies and dailies.
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A NICE ASSORTMENT Of Boys and
Children's Clothing at Waggener's, BIZ
Main street, four doors south of Peabody
Hotel.
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AN ELEGANT STOCK of Linens, Ducks
and Marseilles Vestings, at Waggener's,
3l75 Main street.
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WAGGENER, 3174 Main street, has the
finest merchant-tailoring establishment
in the city; the largest assortment of
goods fresh from the hands of the i'm
porters.
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second Circuit COuFt-HaIsey, Judge.
To-day's calendar contains the follow
ing cases: 1896, Kelley VS. Kelley; 1884,
Smith VS. Morrissey ct al; 1857, Howe
q Woodbridge VS. Richardson d Co. 1910,
johnson VS. Waggener; 1927, Bond VS.
Levy; 1928, Armstrong VS. PassmOre q
Ruffin; $500, Banks rs Isaacs; 1892,
AlsbrOOk VS. Waterman.
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SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL. Only
two dollars and fifty cents per year, or two
dollars for clubs OF two or more.
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THE cheapest and best steam dyeing
and cleaning house in the city is at 246
Second street, Hunt Il Hanson's old
stand HANSON d WALKER.
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COMMUNAL FELICTTY.-Nothingtends
more to connubial happiness than cheer
full and healthy infants and children.
Mrs. Whitcomb's syrup is the great chill
dren's soothing remedy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-27

THE Needham Organ, called so apprO-
priately 1.-THE Silver Tongue is sold
by Mierriman &Willcox, 2734 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-27

THE July interest on the bonds of the
Memphis Gayoso Gas Company will be
paid by the City Bank of Memphis ON
presentation of the coupons, or at the
office of p. NJ. Myers & Co., Nc. "A Pine
street, New York.
JOHN DONOVAN,
President
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-06-27

SEE advertisement Of DIR. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide, in another column. 1t
should be read by sI