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TOOTH LoZENGES.
FARNHAMS FRENCH TOOTH
rloNENGER

A NOVEL and pleasant dentridce, the nnesl
"A in the world Tor cleaning. beautifying and
preserving the teeth; Endorsed by eminent
dentists. Sold by
G. c. WARD & BRO, 25 Main street.
q. W. JONES & Co, 81 Main street..
j. b. HILLS, 81 Main street.
j. n. ]. SMITH & CO, 30 Main street
W. II. SEABROOk, I67 Main street.
h. MOSELEY, SIS Main street.
JOE WALTER. lS4 Main street.
&. +. MINER, L6 Main street.
ANDREW RENKERT, ID Main street,
9. D. JOHNSON, l43 Main street.
c. P. JOHNSTON, 30 Poplar street.
MANsFIELD q H1GBEE,
Wholesale Agents,
3OH nad 3o3 Main treett.
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Questions from the Country.

EDITORS APPEAL-As you are aware,
1 was almost ready under persuasions
of friends) on last Saturday, to announce
nv humble name as q candidate for
Senator from the country part of Shelby
county, subject to the primary nomi-
mating elections of the twentieth instant,
but by the better advice, no doubt, of
other friends, declined TO do so on ac-
count of the shOrtness of the time (only
one week. then remaining. Feeling
deeply impressed, as a voter and citizen,
and especially as a taxpayer, with the
vast importance of the action Of our
next Legislature, both to the present and
future generations of VI people, on the
subject of State finance and taxation. l
wish to suggest TO the aspirants that we,
the people, wish to hear from them a
plain and full expose of their views and
proposed policy about our present and
prospective Indebtedness, and the con-
sequent taxation to be permanently inn
posed on us. Allow me, in behalf of
the voters of the county, to propose to
you specifically the following questions:
First-Are you (f elected to the Leg
islature) in favor Of, Of opposed to, the
acknowledgment and payment, indis-
criminately, of all State bonds now pur-
porting to have been issued heretofore,
and disposed of without regard to legal
or moral right?
Secopd-Are you, or not, in favor of
l~egislating so as to lessen as much as is
possible, consistent with right and true
economy, the present enormous burdens
the business and industries of the
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LAW REPORTS.

Second CireHif COurt-HaIsey, Judge.
There will be a jury in attendance this
morning for the purpose Of executing
writs of inquiry. Motions will be heard
to-day, Friday and Saturday. No busi-
ness will be transacted after Saturday.
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NOTICE.

IN retiring from the firm OF Clarke, Ely &
4 Co, l take pleasure In recommending
their SUCCESSORS to my friends and the Gus
toners of the Old firm. and would say 70 ITEM
that 1 shall remain with the new firm during
the coming season and have charge OF the
past six years.
I would also state that NIr. A 5. RICH
ARDSON, the son Of Mr. F. Richardson, or
the firm Of Richardson & May, New Orleans,
brings a large capital into the concern, max
ing IL ~abundantly able 10 mlnl ali engage
ments Of the late nrm, and largely increase
the business, should they desire 70 DO 50.
Memphis, July ] 1872. Z. +. CLARKE
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CITY TICKET.

For Congress.
w. L. DUFF, Shelby.
r. B. SONnERvELL, Upton.
ROBERT F. LoONEY, Shelby.
J. J. DUBOsE, Shelby.
ID. X. MCRAE, Shelby.
A. T. LACEY, Shelby.
THOMAS H. LOGwOOD, Shelby.
For Senator H0eny-third District.
CALVIN JONES, Fayette.
CHARLES LYNN, Fayette.
PEYTON J. SMITH, Upton.
For Senator Ticenb-ffh District.
ENOCH ENsLEY, Shelby.
JOHN 5. KERR, Shelby.
H. CLAY KING, Shelby.
For FIOdter.
G.. a. MATHEs, Fayette.
A. V. WAR;, Fayette.
J. Nj. GALLOWAY, Fayette.
For -Four Representatives, IN the Lore
House from city Districts.
w. S. SOUTHwORTH, Shelby.
J. W. ELDRIDGE, Shelby.
J. NJ. HARRIS, Shelby.
SIMON w. GREEN, Shelby.
JOHN OvERTON, JR., Shelby.
JOSEPH BARBIERRE, Shelby.
W. H. BATES, Shelby.
SAMUEL r. CANNON, Shelby.
JONES RAMSEY, Shelby.
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Go to Leddin's Business College.
G.. Reder, Carpenter, II Washington.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. Oh Main street. Three faultless
gem pictures for fifty cents.
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The Southern HoOp-skirt Maniac
tory, 3S3 Main street, manufactures on
stantly the popular jOintless walking
skirts, one and a half, n and three
quarters and two yards around the bot
tom. Also the light and durable folding
bUstles. Ladies and dealers should buy
no others.
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TrHE c~Opa-tnershlp heretofore existing be-
a tween the undersigned, under firm name
of Clarke, Ely < CO., Is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Dir. +. & Clarke having dis
posed OF his entire Interest In said firm 70 M.
T.. r. CLARKE.
THAD. =. ELY
Memphis, July ]. lS72- ". o. HARVEY.
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LOST.

nISTOL-sI00 reward viii be paid 70 the per
son who finding, viii return 10 Appeal
emce. one pistol, lost On Saturday. II Is a
shooter, and was lost on Pigeon hOOsl road,
between the toll gate and Memphis Jyls
nOG-A white pointer bitch; one lemon
coIored ear. A liberal reward Will be
paid, IL returned tO5l Vance street Ju2
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There will be another moonlight ice
cream supper for the benefit of the Ala
bama Street Presbyterian Church on
Thursday evening, the eighteenth in
slant, at Mrs. Governor JOnes's grove,
corner of Alabama street and Jones av-
enue. A pleasant time may be antici-
mated
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THE old Selden mansion, on Poplar
street, is to become a sort of miniature
Versailles to Memphis. Mrs. Mary Bull
lock has taken it, with the view Of con-
verting the elegant old place into one
OF fashionable resort for pleasure-seek-
ing city people. 1t will be the place for
the respectable. Whole families will
go out there and have quiet refresh
ments under the trees, and eniov all the
pleasures Of rural life within view of
the city.
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Galloway and Mafhes-Merit and Mod
=. =.

MAsoS's DEFoT, Jny M ls72.
EDITORS APPEAL-Mr. Mathes is an
excellent young man who recently
came to Fayette to edit a newspaper at
Somerville. Mr.. Gallowayis an old cit
izen of the county, and, to say the least
of it, is Mr.. Mathes's equal in intelli-
gence, fitness, and, moreover, is thor
Oughly identified in sympathy and in
terest with our people. Mr.. Mathes is
young, promising, and a afford to
wait. The people prefer the old citizen,
and / think Mr.. Mathes's {" native East
Tennessee modestyr should induce him
to withdraw in favor of such a gentle
man as Mr. Galloway, who has no SUI
perior in intelligence in the counties he
proposes to represent. Respectfully,
VI
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ROOMS N BOARD.

Neutrality-suspicious. or small family requtr
Is ing board and lodging, can be accom-
InOdaued a 100 Monroe street; day-boarders
also accommodated reference required.
DOARD-Gentleman aud wife in a private
ID family; terms reasonable No. Z Null
berTE street, hve doors from Beale. Jyli
DOOMS AND BOARD-Msn and his wife, or
Ia two q men, can be accommodated
iu q private family. Terms reasonable. No.
.i 81. Martin street, corner Of PontOtOc street
DOAED-EOons, furnished or unfinished,
ID with board, for families, can be had al
rates, al 40 Madison street. Day
obarders accommodated. JUS
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TICKET.

For Congress.
w. L. DUFF, Shelby.
r. b. SOMERvELL, Upton.
ROBERT f. LOoNEY, Shelby.
J. J. DUBOsE, Shelby.
d. X. MCRAE, Shelby.
A. I. LACEY, Shelby.
THOMAS H. LOCKWOOD, Shelby.
For Senator TiUeaty-Tbir District.
CALVIN JONES, Fayette.
CHARLES LYNN, Fayette.
PEYTON J. SMITH, Upton.
For Senator TtCenA-F0urh District.
BOYD c. BLEDsoE, Shelby.
J. NJ. CREWS, Shelby.
For FIOdter.
G.. A. MATHEs, Fayette.
A. V. WAR;, Fayette.
j. NJ. GALLOWAY, Fayette.
For TJCO Representatives IN the LOCcl
House from Country Districts.
HUGH d. GREER, Shelby.
\. B. HAYNES, Shelby.
J. 5. DICKAsON, Shelby.
SPAIN JAY, Shelby.
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THE cheapest and best steam dyeing
and cleaning house in the city is at 246
Second street, Hunt & HansOn's old
stand HANSON & WALKER.
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PROFESSIONAL.
A.
ATFORNEY-AT-LAW,
Corner Madison and Second SITS.


n,HE interests Of my fathers estate required
no - sbaDdon for a time the practice OF
Law I resume it with renewed energy, and
modestIy ask for a small share o. me PTofes-
eioss1J 10 an u sanitary measure. VIII be
Dfeesed 10 serve my friends in any capacity,
anal Shall keep for their convenience a d.
raetorv of all the lines OF trade and business,
aoi a list or the various articles sold or man
fractured in the city. VA
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REMOVAL.

vE- NcKEOGH has removed her Dress
vi making rooms 10 $50 Main street, over =
O.. HhIne's store, where she VIII be pleased 10
-ee her patrons and the ladies' generally.
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THE n
The Details and a OOnsOlatOry Fact.

The following named gentlemen voted
for DIR. Bob Mitchell against w. T., for
the position Of President of the Board of
school visitors. The minutes, published
in another place, show that DR.. Bob
Mitchell received only five votes. He
received six, and had w. z. Mitchell
voted as he promised, there would have
been a tie vote. The votes for DIR. r.
w. Mitchell on the first ballot were:
w. 5. Bruce, n. J. Wiggin, c. Kort-
recht, DR.. r. b. Maury, Y. F. Elliott, J.
i. H. Taylor. ONE OF THE BOARD.
1t is palpable, if w. Z. had not voted
for himself when there were only four
teen members present, that it would
have been a tie vote. The President of
the Board has no power to establish
bookstores.
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.

Parties in the city desiring tickets in
the Kentucky Library Drawing, who
have not the time or inclination to visit
my Office, will be waited ON at their
places of business or residences, by ad-
dressing me through the postoffice.
p. FRANK MOORE,
Corner Of Madison and Front streets.
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly, and at the same time save
money, should go at once to Waggener's,
3174 Main street. He is doing a c. o. D.
business-nO bad debts; small profits.
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WAGGENER, 3174 Main street, has the
finest Notwithstanding establishment
i'm the city; the largest assortment Of
goods fresh from the hands of the i'm
pOrters.
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LOCAL POLITICS.


The candidates for the Senate and
House of Representatives viii address
the people this evening at the Second
Chancery Courtroom, and OF Friday
evening at Court Square, The speaking
begins at eight O'Clock.
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Personal.

w. r. VRULAND, New Orleans; J. B.
Hamilton, Peyton J. Smith, Covington,
Tennessee; Thomas q. Ramsey, George
ID. Holmes, Tennessee; w. Wallace, NJ.
c. Brady and George B. Polk, Missis-
sippi, are at the Peabody Hotel.
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ROBERT WERLY's celebfated c%Orsets,
the invalid corset, the nursing corset,
and handsome German and fine French
c~orsets; also the jointless walking skirts,
of all sizes, at the Skirt Mandatory, SS3
Main street.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

JOE LOCKE, 1851 Main street, has all
the leading monthlies for July, ana the
atest Weeklies and dailies.
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Explanatory.

Peyton j. Smith is a candidate for
State Senator for Shelby, Fayette and
Upton counties, subject to the action OF
the primary election, July 20, 1871, and
it is proper to say that he is eminently
well-fitted for the position to which he
aspires, and therefore was nominated
unanimously by the people of Upton.
He is not the competitor of Messrs.
Ensley, Kerr and King, since he would
be the Floating Senator representing
the three counties above designated.
Nh. Smith is not the competitor of our
candidates for Floater, but of the candi-
dates for the Senate who propose
to represent Fayette, Shelby and
Upton. These counties are entitled
to a Senator, who shall be the joint
property of each county. Peyton J.
Smith would be the Senator of these
three co-tenants. He is an excellent
speaker, and a gentleman of first-rate
literary attachments, and will do to vote
for.
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A NICE ASSORTMENT of Boys and
Children's Clothing at Waggener's, S171
Main street, four doors south of Peabody
Hotel.
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EcoNoMY.-Take your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt q Hanson's old stRnd), 26 Sec
ond street. HANSON & WALKER.
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Below is a statement of the number of
delegates that each district in the cOun-
ty and each ward in the city is entitled
to send to the County Convention:
CITY-First Ward, six delegates; Sec
ond, five; Third, six; Fourth, four;
Fifth, Six; Sixth, three; Seventh, nine;
Eighth, six; Ninth, three; Tenth, two.
Total, fifty.
COUNTRY-First District, two dele
gates; Second, one; Third, one; Fourth,
two; Fifth, two; Sixth, three; Seventh,
two; Eighth, two; Ninth, one; Tenth,
two; Eleventh, one; Twelfth, one;
Thirteenth, one; Fourteenth, three;
Fifteenth, two; Sixteenth, one; Seven
teenth, one. Total, twenty-eight.
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COPARTNERSHIP.

THE undersigned have his day formed a
Il c~Opartnership. under the firm name OF
ELY, HARVEY & RICHARDSON, who viii
the business of the late Arm Of
Clarke, Ely & Co., at the sauae place sos
FRONT and will assume all uabili-
ties 70 or from the ltfe firm, and carry out any
engagements made by them
THAD- ELY
". U. HARVEY.
JAMES 5. RICHARDSON.
Memphis, July I, IS2.
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IF your hair is coming out or turning
gray, do not muTmUr w a misfortune
you can easily avert. AYERS HAIR
VIGOR will remove the cause Of your
grief by restoring yOurhair tots natural
color, and Herewith your good looks and
good nature.
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PERSONAL.
SALE OR

IF CHARLES BLOOD will call at 50 Adams
street, he viii hear something 10 MS al
antage. -
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THE Old Company sells gas at two dol
lars and twenty cents per II thousand.
No charge for setting meters. Office,
29l Second street.
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PANTS MADE at Waggener's, 3I7I
Main street, of English, French, Ger
man and American fabrics, for SO, S12,
S14, SIC and SIS.
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ICE-CREAM AND PEACHES.

AN ELEGANT STOCK of Linens, Ducks
and Marseilles Vestings, at Waggener's,
3174 Main street.
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sTRAYED OR o L

nAy HORSE-From south street, on
Is saturday night, 18th instant, one bay
Iorse, pony built; saddle marks on back
u.ne oT ten years old. \ liberal reward VIII
NJ. c. CAYCE,
I,-rF a5 second street.
IOREEL MARE-3 hands high; about ten
= wears old: small saddle mark right side OF
lack. letter 4 branded on left shoulders long
NJ r.y-InI. JERRY STEWART,
near Central avenue, north OF Pigeon Roost
road. jyl6
THROWN MARE MULES hands high; ;
h wears Old. has large sore on top LETT
shoulder; SO reward.
o. ill. So tR.. .ff- ON Pigeon RooSt road.
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HAVE you tried the imported wines
and other liquors at the Ebay HOrse?"
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PUMPS, AIS Main street.

To THE PUBLIC-W. II. Bates is
hereby announced as a candidate for
the Legislature.
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]. W. S. BROWNE, AS Main street.

SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL. Only
two dollars and nifty cents per year. or Two
dollars for clubs OF two or more.
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ELEGANT DRESS SUITS at Waggener's
from $50 to $50.
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THE durable and welI-ftting summer
cOrsets are complete again in all sizes, at
the Skirt Mandatory, 3S3 Main street.
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THE largest, most complete stock of
real French e~orsets, plain, embroidered,
short, long, and with side steels, is to be
found only at the Skirt Mandatory,
283 Main street.
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Third-Are you in favor of, and will
you bestOw your best efforts to that end,
lessening their number One-third or one
half, and guarding in future against
their peculatiOns, extortions and undue
expressions Of the people?
While there are many other questions
OF importance that might be PROFOUND
ed, some of main interest to classes,
Others to the whole people, these are re-
garded by most Of the citizen Taxpayers
and voters as Of primary importance,
and some Of US ct least, will be very re-
luetant to vote for you without having
an unmistakable expression of your
views. Knowing that Colonel John S.
Kerr is right on these questions, would
hear from his opponents.
VIM. N. PERKINS.
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DBIvEN-WELLs, AS Main street.

Memphis Steam DYein@ Establish
ment. ga Madison Street.
For dyspepsia, Indigestion, depression
of spirits and general debility, in their
various forms, a preventive against fe-
vers and ague and other intermittent fe-
verS, the "FerrO-PhosphOrated Elixir of
Calisaya," made by Casswell, Hazard q
Co., New York, and sold by all drug
gists, is the best tonic for patients recov-
ering from fevers or sickness. 1t has no
aonqI
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G%OPARFNERSHIP NOTICE.

WE lave this day associated with Us IN our
w business as Whoiesale Gnocers and Cot
ton Factors, at our old stand, - Front street,
Mr.. Robert B. Spillman, late Of Goodwin q
Splllman. Lee Block.
JOSEPH ROGERS
Late Of Rogers 4 TOZer.
c. r. DANUHIDGE,
Late OF Duudrdge, Mitchell 4 Co.
r. B. sPILLMAN,
Late Of Goodwin q Spiliman.
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FINEST WEDDING SUITS at Wagge-
ner's for S100.
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uALrH wORNELEY. w.. H.. d. wENBEL
RALPH W0RMELEY l. CO.,
Cotton Factors
AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 3 UNION STREET, MEMPHIS,

yTTE shall continue the commission bust
w ness az The above stand, where We VIII be
bai,py 10 see an Of our friends, many OF whom
we have served for twenty years without
change; and now again place our services al
their command, earnestly soliciting cohslsn-
Jinued efforts as heretofore 20 serve them
faithfully, and TO guard, with jealous care
liberal advances made on -c0nsignments Of
Sotton- AL Cotton Insured, unless otherwise
instructed.
tyl8 d&w RALPH WORMELEY & co.
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MUSIC IN THE SQUARE.

The musical evening has been changed
from Wednesday to Thursday. The fol-
lowing is the programme for this even
ing:
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UNDERTAKEN.

JOHN WALSH.
No. 331 Second street,
near Union.
Latest style of hearses for adults and
children.
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THE DAILY APPEAL is served to city sub
scribers, seven issues per week, only twenty
FIVE cents.
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SUITS MADE at Waggener's, 5173 Main
street, for S35.
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Rogers, cambridge & Co.,

WHOLESALE GEOCERS,
Cotton FACTORS.
AND WHOLESALE LIQUOR DEALERS,
2 Front 81, Memphis. Tenn
We OFFER FOR SALE
FLOUR, BACON. LARD.
SUGAR-CURED HANS.
SHOULDERS. MACKERFL.
WHITE FISH, M0LASSES,
SYRUPS, SUGARS.
COFFEES, TEAS,
SALT. CANDLES,
TOBACCO, SNUEF.
WINES AND LIQUORS.
And a Complete Assortment Of Case GOOds.
The attention OF city and country merchants
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FOR RED RIVER

Carter Line Of Red River Packets
For jefferson, Shreveport, Alexandria, Grand
Ecore and way landings,
EMILE ABARGE--D. Fl. silver. master
Leaves FRIDAY, July 18Th, at L m.
For freight or passage apply to
J.T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
fViS ~ MadfSOu street
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

anl 81 AOuIs F1eAeL
For Hickman. Columbus. Cairo and st. Louis.
steamer CITY OF CHESTER, IT,
VIII leave as above THIS DAY, July I6th,
at O'Clock pm.
jyI8 FLEBI. CALVERT, Sup't.
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CINCINNATI.
VICKSBURG.
iPhis and st. Louis Packet Company

Menphis and II LOufs FleAeI NOmpnny
For Helena. G~reenville and Vicksburg.
Steamer BELLE ST. LOUIS, r.
terA
VIII leave as above THURSDAY, July ISth,
at 3 O'Clock pm.
fvIT = CALVERT. EuDht.
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GRoCERs.
SLEDGE, M'KAY & Co.,
Cotton Factors
WHOLESALE GROCERS
Commission Merchants
81 and S7s MAIN ST.,
Jackson Block, corner Gayoso.
TENNESSEE.

Bs Referring 70 the above card. this viii
iuform the public that We will ODen cur
h0use on the 18th OF August. with 4 Iqrve
and cOmpIete stock OF Groceries and PIaufa-
ton supplies, which We viii purchase from
first hands, with cash., and sell Is cheap a. the
cheapest.
Oar lotion Department viii be managed BY
our Hr-MCkANt who has haa - years exp@
aS a cotton actor. We Intend 70 be as
liberal in cur dealings a. any good houss.
We respectfully solicit bushes from the pub
lie Jyl4 d&Wl SLEDGE. MCKAY s. co.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
COmDany-U. y. KaiI Lise.
NARY HOXD----.---Ed Rowland, master
r. This elegant steamer viii leave
FRIDAY, July 18th, at s pm.
For retght or passage apply on board or 70
W. II. KENNEDAI, Agent,
ONCE on CompanY's Wharfboat, foot Court st.
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DISSOLUTION.

The attention Of city and country merchants
respectfully solicited. fasG