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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-11

ALL the latest magazines and papers
can be found at the Mammoth News
Stand of Joe Locke, 2364 Main street.
Those desiring the best reading matter
should not fail to call. His stock of
books and stationery is large and calcu-
lated to please, while his prices are as
low as the times demand. The ladies,
with whom Joe is a great favOrite,
should not fear to visit his establish
ment, as it is neat and clean, with gen.
tlemen to wait upon customers, and no
cigars OF tobacco are mixed with mis-
stock
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LOST.

DOCKET-BOOk-In this city, on 9th of fully.
an old pOcket-OOOk, Containing ninefy
dOllars-seYen ten-dolar bills ana
dollar bill. The finder viii be liberaIlv Re
vrrt.d bv leaving Il with the Fathers al me
German catholic Church. aull
IvENS-A bunch of four keys. Finder viii.
II please leave them al the Appeal office.
nOG-A white pointer bitch; one lemon
- colored ear. A liberal reward will be
paid, ii retuned TO 81 Vance street. lu2
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TOOTH LozENGEs.
FARNHAM'S FRENCH FOOTl
NOTICE.

T'HE firm Of Otey & Minor is his day dis
solved By mutual consent, Mr. Otey re-
firing
W. y. MERCER OTEY.
B. b. MINOR, JE.
I take this occasion 10 return my sincere
thanks to my friends for their many avOrS 10
me, and to recommend 10 their kind cOnSid-
ton my Successors, asking for them a share OF
the patronage 50 Literally bestowed upon me.
wv MERCER OTEN,
The undersigned, in assuming the position
left vacant among YOU by Mr.. Otey, rust 50 to
fill il as to give satisfaction TO all former
friends and as many new ones rs they can
make. Yours truly,
+. B. MINOR %
au6Iw No. Il Union street.
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are certain to do the work assigned TO
each in a proper and satisfactory man
ner.
THE CUT
Which surmOunts this brief description
gives an excellent idea of the exterior Of
The building, which is strikingIy hand
some. Citizens who have attended the
eXpOsitiOns in Cincinnati, Louisville and
other cities, give it as their opinion that
the interior arrangements of the Mem
phis building will be superior to any yet
erected for exposition purposes in the
country. This is praise enough for the
accomplished architect.
TEN THOUSAND DOLLARS
are still required to be subscribed in order
to carry out the original design of the
managers. Messrs. Menken, EismaI
and Jones, Of the Board of Managers
and all wel-knOwn merchants, have
kindly consented to canvass the mercan,
tile community for
SUBSCRIPTIONS FOR STOCK
during the coming week. The merchant.
and other influential citizens ought tC
subscribe literally, rs the Exposition
will be certain to be a paying concern
and n of the greatest benefits evercOn.
ferred on the city of Memphis, as it viii
bring thousands upon thousands of Wis,
itOrs to the city during the month thatir
will be open to the public.
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THE POLES.


Memphis cannow boast of as beautiful
4 line of telegraph poles and wires as any
city in the Union, an ornament to the
city and an honor to the company. The
Western Union Telegraph Company
have put up these poles and wires at Il
very considerable sum. The poles are
tall and straight, resembling 4 long line
of shipping along Main street, from the
Memphis and Louisville depot on the
north to the Mississippi and Tennessee
depot on the south and the Memphis and
Charleston depot on the east. The work
is just finished-the poles painted white,
with a base of nine feet black, sanded to
preserve the poles and prevent being dis
figured by cutting and mailing bills upon
them. These poles are OF cypress and
were obtained from the Hatchie country,
between Bolivar and Jackson. Super
intendent Coleman has given this work
his close attention, and admires its
grandeur and beauty as well as our citi-
ZenS.
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FOB SALE OR RENT.

TOTTAGE-Immediately, at Rozell's Sta
railroad, ~ miles from Memphis. a Cottage
House, with ten acres of ground and garden
attached. The house contains hye rooms and
a Kitchen a stable, car~riage-house. and all
-uitable -Out-hOuses on the premises. Apply
% Harrington a Howell. 266 Front street, or to
MRS. NJ. l.. PATTERSON,
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second PTesbyierIan Church.

Rev. W. e. BOggs, pastor Of the
Second Presbyterian Church, viii preach
this morning at eleven O'Clock, and
this evening at a quarter-past eight
O'Clock, at the church, corner OF Main
and Beale streets.
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I'LL Raptist Chnrch.

Rev. G. A. Lotion, pastor, will preach
at the First Baptist Church, corner of
Adams and Second streets, at eleven
O'Clock this morning and at eight O'Clock
in the evening. Subject; "EsaU's pot
of message and Spiritism "-cOntinued
from last Sabbath. Sunday-schOoI at
nine o'clock this morning.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.
central RsntI.t Church.

Preaching at half-past ten O'clock thi'
morning by Mr.. William Landrum
pastor. Sunday-schOOl at nine o'clock
No preaching at night.
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There will be preaching at this church
this morning and evening. Also services
each evening during the week at eight
O'Clock, in observance Of the Week of
Prayer appointed by the Bishops.
Rev. 5. y. Steel viii preach Tuesday
evening.
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Services at the Central Methodist
Church, Union street, at half-past ten
o'clock this morning and eight O'Clock
this evening. Subject for morning ser
mon: Mans Obligation to Work for
God" Sun~day-schOol at nine O'Clock
this morning. 60
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THE undersigned have this day formed a
c~Opartnership, under the firm name OF
ELY, HARVEY 4 RICHARDSON, who VIII
continue the business of the late nrIu Vl
Clarke, Ely & Co., at the same plarc 800
FRONT srRERrl, and viii assume alt iiahili-
ties to or from the late firm, and carry out any
engagements made by them.
THAD. :. Ely
". U. HARVEY.
JAMES :. RICHARDSON.
Memphis, July l, 1872.
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TIE saloon known rs the "Bis-
marck," 20 Jefferson street, has been
purchased by Peter Gianella, who will
open it on Monday next with Il grand
free lunch. The best of liquors, cigars
and cool beer will be served up in the
finest STYLE.
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Vance street Cumberland Presby teriau
Ghnreh-

Rev. w. r. L. Smith will preach at
the Vance street Cumberland Presby-
terrain Church at half-past ten O'Clock
this morning and at eight o'clock this
evening. Sunday-schOOl at half-past
eight O'Clock this morning.
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HIDDEKEL LODGE No. 100, l. O. B.
B.-Regular meetings Of this lodge will
take place every Tuesday evening.
Members will take notice of the change
OF time. SAMUEL HIRSCH,
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CLEARING out sale Of mlllinary goods
at 224 Main street. Being obliged to
close the present stock of goods by the
first of September, l will sell handsome
crepe bonnets, worth SIP, at =; also
hats worth Sc at g and -. Bargains
in flowers, laces and ribbons.
\. ENGLISH,
- Nfofr,s frs,f
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A NEW BUSINESS IN MEMPHIS
A PAPER WAREHOUSE.
MEYER & HERZoG, Proprietors.

The undersigned, having opened the
Memphis paper warehouse, invite {
call, being enabled, from tomorrow on
to show au immense stock of all kind:
of papers, flour bags, manillas, wrap.
ping paper, envelopes, letter paper, etc
We shall
SELL GOODS AT EASTERN QUOTATIONS.
Saving you freight expenses and
other sundries.
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HocK snda. % Main street.

GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele
gantly, and at the same time saw,
money, should go at once to Waggener's
3171 Main street. He is doing C.. o. d
business-nO bad debts; small profits.
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~, Cburcb

Rev. f. c. Slater, pastor Of the First
Methodist Church, will open Divine SER
vices at half-past ten O'Clock this morn
ing, and at eight o'clock this evening.
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BEST soda at 225 Main street.

BUsTLE SKIRTS bought in the stores
do not wear. For a good skirt, of your
proper length and width, and for the
popular folding bustles, go to the manu-
factory, 3S3 Main street. Only jOiutless
skirts are made there.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE eopartnership heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, under firm Eame
Of Clarke, Ely & Co, is this day dissolved by
mutual consent, Mr.. E. Z. Clarke having dis
posed OF his entire interest in said firm % Mr..
James :. Richardson, late OF Jackson, Miss.
Z. L. CLARKE.
THAD. <. ELY.
Ne.nDhis- JuIv 1 IgT2- W.O HARVEY.
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Third Cumberland Presbyterian Church
Chelsea.

Rev. L. c. Taylor, pastor, will
preach at haIf-past ten O'clock this
morning, and at eight o'clock this even
ing. Sunday-schOOl at half-past eight
O'Clock this morning.
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DOLLY WARDEN.

Give Billy Ball and Jim Stricken a
call on Monday, or any other day. Good
lunch and fine drinks at 81 Madison
street every day, N dime. Give them
a trial.
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EcoNoMY.-Takey your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt HansOn's old standb 246 Sec
ond street. HANSON& WALKER.
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J. w. S. BROWNE, 44S Main street.

THE Old Company sells gas at two
dollars and twenty cents per one thou
sand. No charge for setting meters,
Office 29l Second street.
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Services at h~alf-past ten o'clock in
the morning and at eight o'clock in the
evening. Rev. Guilford Jones, d. D.,
pastor. Morning subject: "Neverthe-
less, the Foundation Of God standeth
sure."ss
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Hook soda, 225 Main street

DR.. ]. B. WATSON, Dentist, moved
Office and residence, 56 Monroe street.
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MEYER & HERZOG,
Memphis Paper Warehouse,
corner Jefferson and Second streets

Mr.. w. II. BURGHARDT, the ener-
getic and popular agent so long and IA
vOrably connected with the New York
Life Insurance Company in Tennessee
and Arkansas, lett last evening with his
family upon the steamer Grand Tower
for Lawrence, Kansas, where he intends
locating as the Superintendent of Agen-
eies for the Universal Life Insurance
Company. May success crown his
efforts in his new field, is the wish of
his many friends.
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Church Of the Good Sbenher,I

Rev. P. ). Ruth, pastor of the Church
Of the Good Shepherd, having arrived,
will Officiate this morning at eleven
O'Clock, and in the evening at eight
o'clock. Church at the corner of Mil
and Fourth streets, Chelsea.
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A NICE ASSORTMENT of Boys and
Children's Clothing at Waggener's, 81!
Main street, four doors south Of Peabody
Hotel.
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
Mission CeutrnI RaIIroaa Extension

GEALED PROPOSALS viii be received I'M
> I'll the 18th day Of August lo72, az the In
giueers Office Of the ". e.. K r. Company, IN
Jackson, Tennessee, Tor Tire clearing and grub
bin=- grading and bridging Oh about one huu-
cred and seven miles OF road. extending north
from jackson " Cairo. This work en-
braces large quantities Of earth excavation,
pile and trestie bridging, and is worthy the
attention Of experienced railroad contractors.
ffonles, approximate estimates. general plans,
specification and forms Or contracts can be
seen AT the Engineers Ofhce after August isJ.
The company reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids. Proposals must be indOrsed q pro-
posals Tor work. and addressed 20
n. \. MCCOMB. President.
or =. e.. REED.
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JOE LOCKE, newsdealer, 1861 Main
street, has all the leading August maya
zines, the latest pictorials, weeklies
and dailies, from the principal cities. \
good picture of Rev. Father Burke for
25c. Also, Dolly and Charley Vardens.
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81 Chnrch.

Litany, Holy Communion and sermon
at haIf-past ten o'clock by the rector,
now sufficiently recovered to be out
again.
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PANTS MADE at W~aggener's, Sl7I
Main street, of English, French, Ger
man-and American fabrics, for $40, $l2
S14. SIG and SIS.
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

Memphis and 81. LOufs Packet Company
For Hickman, Columbus. Cairo and 81. Louis
steamer COLORADO, II.
-
viii leave rs above THIS DAY, August IIIbr
at5 O'Clock pm.
aulI FLEN. CALVERT, supr.
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THE Holly Springs reporter is one of
the best advertising mediums in North
Mississippi. Address Calhoon & Hol-
land, Holly Springs, Mississippi.
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The cheapest and best steam dyeina
and cleaning house in the city IS at 246
second street, Hunt q Hanson's Old
stand HANSON d WALKER.
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LOCAL p
About the Dogs, Hogs and GOats-FOr
and Against Them.
HOGS \ GOATS.

HOGS AND GOATS.
EDITORS APPEAL-The trouble that
Captain Athy has experienced in PEN
ming this gentry will doubtless cause the
authorities to let the hogs rUn, which
will be-a good thing for the health of
the city, for they are the only street
scavengerS we have. In my kitchen
there is daily accumulating more or less
Stops; the street is the only place ii can
be emptied, there TO ferment beneath
the burning sun and breed disease, were
it not for the hogs. Therefore we say,
let them run; they are our only protec-
ton against disease, as our city authori-
ties pay nc attention whatever to its san
itary condition. In all well regulated
cities carts daily pass every residence
and carry off the Stops. In such cities
hog laws are right and proper; but in
Memphis, where everything is ignored
but the payment of salaries and cOllec-
ton of taxes, the laws are a greater
nuisance than the hogs.
Have we no Sanitary Board? Is there
no one paid or employed to clean the
streets, at least the principal streets?
Main street is literally covered from one
end to the other with every imaginable
litter. The people only sweep the litter
up in piles to be again scattered by the
wind and passing animals and all man.
ner of moving vehicles. If parties are
paid for the cleaning Of the streets, why
do they not do it? If no one is so en-
plOyed, there should be, and it is the
dutysOf the city authorities to see to it
at once, unless they wish to mOnOpOlize
the undertaking business.
MANY CITIZENS.
DOGS.
EDITORS APPEAL saw a paragraph
in your paper recently inveighing
against the poisoning of dogs in peoples
yards. / would join you in this where
people keep their dogs in their back
yards, but not where they are allowed to
roam at will and jump and bark furi-
ously at every passer-by. A few nights
since. passing down a street, accom-
panied by my wife, a dog, lying by the
fence of a house, without a note of
warning jumped at us, and so ravenously
and furiOusly that my wife tainted. I
stood transfiXed, as it were. l was with
out weapon Of any kind, or l would
have killed the dog and the owner, or
any one else intervening. So a few
nights ago on my way home l was sud-
denly beset by one of these curses and
Outrages upon the peace of neighbor-
hoods, and was forced to take the mid
die of the street in the dust and slush,
with which u streets are just now
reeking on account Of the indifference of
our city government. From this and
other similar experiences, l am for kill
ing the dogs. l would wage a wal of
extermination upon them. They are
"useless mouths" and ought to be shut
up forever. TIOG.
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Executors settlements.

To the heirs and creditors Of the ectate o.
Wade II. Bolton, deceased.
THIs Is to notify the heigs and creditors OF
4 Wade II. Bolton. deceased. that 1 vii
take and state a partial settlement OF T. ~
AppsrsCn, as Executor Of the viii OF said de
ceient, on Tuesday, August Is, 1877, at my
Office, IN the city OF Memphis, Tennessee, al
10 O'Clock An
"a day Of August, Isz2
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By ]. h. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk. aul
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SUITS MADE at Waggener's, sI78 Main
street, for SS5.
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John Walsh, No. SS1 Second street,
near Union. Latest style of hearses fol
adults and children.
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Go TO Leddin,s Business COLLEGE.

W 70 FNNW'N N"NCU
G.. Reder, Carpenter, II Washington.
Attend RobertsOn's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. 2ll Main street. Three faultless
gem pictures for fifty cents.
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O N BOARD.

DOARD-Elegant front rooms on first ana
ID second floors, singly or In suits, with
hoard. at 2 Madison street. aull
nOARD-Furmisbed 'front.' ROOM, with board,
ID at 81 MOnrOe street, INST door east OF sec
0nd. also, day-bOarders VIII be taken. aull
DOARDING-TwO pleasant mont ooms WIN
IL board can be mad by immediate applica-
ton al d Linden street; terms
ELOORS-h ree large and spacious hoofs
II over 81 Main street. Apply AZ
WILCOX 4 GIBBS
Sewing Machine Rooms, 38l Main street.
ROAkD AND ROOMS-Pleasant front room
II with board for gentleman and wife. also,
"a lev single gentlemen, al l5i Third street.
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BEsr soda at Is Main street.

II DAILY APPEAL Is served TO city sub.
scribers, seven issues pei week, only twenty.
Ia nnnIN
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53S Awards will be made aS
follows:

This enterprise being legal, the awards are
sure to be made, and VIII De done openly, hon
Orebly and publicly, at the Fair Grounds, on
the 4th October next.
The solid business men OF Nashville sre en-
C, uraging this enterprise
The proceeds will De used in improving the
Fair Grounds, and to develop the agricultural
and mechanical Interests Of the state.
JNO. OVERTON.
INO. II. WILLIAMS,
HIRAM VAUGHN,
THOS. CALDWELL
Board OF Managers.
For further information, apply to
J. &. MCCRORE,
General Ticket Agent, a Cedar street,
Nashville, Tennessee.
AGENTS EOR MEMPHIS
JOE LOCKE
News Dealer, 1851 Main street.
B. FRANK MOORE,
Corner OF Madison and Front streets.
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NOTICE.

IN retiring from the firm or Clarke, Ely &
i Co.. I take pleasure in recommending
their successors to my friends and the Gus
TONERS Of the ID firm, IA would sly 10 them
that I shall remain with the new nrm during
the coming season and have charge Of the
Cotton Department, as 1 have done for the
past six years.
l would also state that Mr.. JAS. :. RICH
ARDSON. the son Of Mr.. +. Richardson, OF
the firm Of Richardson & May, New Orleans,
brings q large capital INTO the concern, max
ing ft ~abundantly able to fulfil all engage
ments OF the late firm, and largely increase
the business, should they desire to do 80.
Memphis, July ], 49, T. e CLARKE.
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WAaGENER, S173 Main street, has the
finest merchant-tailoring establishment
in the city; the largest assortment of
goods fresh from the hands of the i'm
D0rtars.
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FRANKLIN BOOK-BINDERY.

Extensive arrangements have been
made at this extensive establishment, OF
which 5. C..sToof is proprietor, for the
fall trade. The stock of papers suitable
for all Kinds of blank-bOoRs is large
and varied, and from the manufactures
of such eminent makers as Brown,
Jessupp d Halbut. In feathers the stock
is full and complete, including the finest
American and imported. The machin-
cry is of the most improved character,
and paper-ruling is executed at this es-
Enlistment in a manner that cannot be
excelled. Blank-bOOks of every des-
cription is a speciality, from a pamphlet
up to the largest bank or merchants
ledger, and at prices as low as the East
ern markets. The blank-book depart
ment is under the superintendent OF
Mr.. L. G. Diver, who gives the strictest
attention to ali orders of customers.
For dyspepsia, indigestion, depression
Of spirits and general debility, in their
various forms, a preventive against fever
and ague and other intermittent fevers,
the "Ferro-Phosphorated Elixir of Cali
saya,n made by Caswell, Hazard & Co.,
New York, and sold by all druggists, is
the best tonic for patients recovering
from fevers or sickness. 1t has no equal.