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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-05-05

THE effect from which Upper Blue
Lick WdteT obtains its highest and most
valuable character, is its ALTERNATIVE
power, or that peculiar action by which
It effects salutary changes in the blosd,
in the various seeretions and upon the
various tissues of the body. For sale at
the drug stores.
MANSFIELD 4 HIGBEE,
Wholesale Agents.
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PARAsoLs and Fans, Dollar Store.

THE purest and sweetest Cod Liver
Oil in the world is Hazard & Casweu's,
made on the seashore, from fresh-select-
ed livers, by Caswell, Hazard & Co.,
New York. It is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have once taken
ii, prefer it to any other. For sale by
all druggists.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

finished her engagement at the Mem
phis Theater last night in the character
Of Lady DedlOck}i She had a very
full house, and had the satisfaction Of
finishing a very successful engagement
in a worthy manner She has no
to regret her visit to Memphis.
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WETTER,

For summer purposes there is no
cooking machine yet invented that can
at all compare with Wetter's Champion
cooking-stOve. 1t was never known
to fail in producing the most intense
satisfaction. 1t is the well-merited IA
vorite Of all h~ouse-keepers, and has la
ken such q hold on the hOusekeepers'
affections of the general female heart
that nothing car supplant it. Several
bold efforts were made to displace it in
public esteem, but they all signally
failed, as they must do in the future, for
it is impossible to get up anything capa-
bic of giving 80 much satisfaction.
Wetter, on Monroe street, opposite the
Peabody hotel.
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The books are open for subscription to
this important road. Eventually this
road win connect with the Poplar Street
Boulevard, on the north of the city and
with a Boulevard, hereafter 10 be con-
structed south of the city, and running
into the southern suburbs. 1t is one OF
the most important Improvements of
our city, now projected, and we hope, as
we believe, that the stock will be quick
" taken.
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We are authorized to announce w. j.
a candidate for the Office of.
Magistrate in the Fourteenth Civil Dis
trict. Election, Tuesday, May Z, 1872.
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RRMovAB.-Friends and patrons are
respectfully invited to leave their orders
for the Memphis Steam Dyeing Estab-
lishment at 81 Madison street, where
the best cleaning and dyeing is done 10
the city.
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SHIRTS and Drawers, Dollar Store.
No MORN coal oil explosions, by using
the only Safety Lamp, Perkens 4
House. II is impossible TO have an ac-
eident. Just received another invoice
Of these superior lamps. Call at Do
Main street, at the Lamp and Oil store
of q. +. Prescott.
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Armstrong; patent mosquito-net
frame. The neatest cheapest and most
durable in the market. Call and ex-
anime it before trying Others. Satisfae-
ton guaranteed.
ARMSTRONG, NALL & CO.,
1862 Main street.
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First congregational Church, Of Memphis,
on Union street, between Third and De Soto.
Public worship at eleven in the morning, and
half-past seven in the evening. sabbath
School at half-past nine In the morning,
Weekly Prayer meeting, Wednesday, at fifteen
minutes to eight. seats free. Strangers are
cordially invited TO attend. Rev. A. f. Bald
win, Pastor.
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ZOE RENT o. SALE.

nUILDIN3 LOTS--0n Preston Place, Madl
( son street extended, for lease for ten
Teara. al low rent Desirable lots en- Court
Street extended, for sale cheap. Apply 10
ROYBTER, THEZENANT& 60.
mhs DAVID & PRESTON.
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nOG-A black and tan dog; has a ring tall,
which eurls lightly over his back. A
handsome reward VIII be paidh he y LETT al
This O1dce- y. ". a
nOG-speckled pointer dog; answers TO
IL name on 4POnto." Information OF his
W~bereabOuts viii be- hbcrally rewarded
my q. A. MANN, ~ Monroe street.
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WANTS.


DOARD-A large furnished room for gentle-
ID man and wife; also, rooms suitable foi
gentlemen can be obtained At los MOnruC
street. Day boarlers accommodated. myh
SITUATION-N lady who owns a new sin
- ger machine, on which Size is thorough
operator, and who. besides being a Skilliul
dresS-Inaker. Is a superior cutter and litter.
desires 20 enter a Memphis establishment
References exchanged: address, B No
800 Pine street, II. LOUIS, Mo. my7
CECoND-HAND Furniture, Fealhers and
- Household goods OF all kinds bought "a
~ SeeOnd street. HI.
NEEN-lD station men to work on leyee at
NJ q. X. Landing, two miles below Austin,
Tuniea County, Mississippi AZ Isei 70 -. per
my c-ontTaetors.
rIRL-one Whit servant girl. Apply =
VI Avery street. N.Y.
nOOAfs-I want two unfinished rooms,
II without board; wife and self no children
Location must be central ADDRESS, with
terms, Green Appeal Office. references re-
qulred. apS
TooK-FIrst-class cook, washer add ironer,
~ at 80 jefferson street extended. app
EMPLoYMENT-Montgomery Lynch, civil
II engineer. Of p years experience IN the
locating and constructing of railroads. wishes
employment. 20, Horn Lake, DesotOOo,Miss-
HoUsEs-A large number Of houses to MI
III The hourly demand for rent at The rental
Office Of DOnohO & Bulkley, ~ Madison street
AEEN-O0 men TO work on Cairo and Fulton
vi Railroad, at White river crossing, four
miles below J~acksOnpOrG Wages, s. - per
day. Good statiOn-wOrk, DC 10 &c per yard
White river packets leave Memphis for Jack
soupOrt twice a week
ap2l WOODRUFF & MCNEINE, Contractors.
old BOOKS-AH kinds Of standard works
" bought and sold at SIC second street. apis
GITUATION-A lady, who can give good ref
- erences, wants a situation in a seminary,
academy or private family. Address
aplO TEACHER, care OF Appeal
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CheIsea MethodIst Chnreh-


Chelsea Methodist Church. Preaching nj
eleven IN the morningby REV. J. T. &. Collins.
At eight in the evening BY V. NJ. Patterson,
subject for this evening, eSeetaFianism.'
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CARPETS

Our stock is now complete in this line,
consisting of all grades and styles, at
prices that We defy competition. Call
and examine. No trouble TO show goods.
ARMSTRONG, NALL & CO.,
1852 Main street.
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Second Presbyterian Church. corner Main.
and Beale streets. Rev. Vim. Z. BoaVs will
preach morning at eleven O'clock. and tbs
evening at eight O'Clock.
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VINCENT BoTTo.-Madame Vineent's
old stand, Washington and Front. Good
liquors and cigars-lunch.
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STOLEN.

NFULE-SMfsEWARD-From The subscriber,
vi on the night OF The 2ith instant, rom
his residence, IA miles east ~ Chulahogna.
mQle, light has, abolt Il years old, branded
With on the len shoulder, and Is pigeon
toed. tmyS&wl NJ. J. COX, SO Main 81.
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An almost successful attempt was
made last night to carry off Madam
Janauschek's valuable jewels, by some
experienced robbers who have followed
her from New York for this purpose.
They luckily mistOOk the magnificent
and brilliant jewelry exposed at DO Main
street for the place where the great artist
has had them ON exhibition, and sue
ceeded In effeeting an entrance through
the cellar and carried off a quantity of
fine maehoris. Their disappointment
will certainly be refreshing when they
find that they have robbed the Dollar
Store.
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FOR THE mAI.rEsT.
Tomorrow!

Ladies' and Gents Kid Gloves, Lace
Collars, ParasOls, Fans, Hosiery and
Handkerchiefs.
HERZoG & BRO.
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4 THE MANIFEST
A Splendid and Picnic To-
morrow.

The great Mai-Fest, for which prepa-
ratiOng have been made for the past-si
weeks, will take place Tomorrow. Il
will, Of course, be a magnificent thing.
The procession in the morning In Itself
viii be an immense attraction. 1t will
start from Market Square at nine or ten
O'Clock, and march down Main to BeaIa
street, '.and thence out to the park. There
will be two bands, wagons draped out in
splendid style, and a long procession Of
carriage with orators of the day and off,
Gers, in front; citizens on foot, Turner'S
Association, German Benevolent SOcie-
ty, German Casino, Tennessee Grove
No. l u. A. o. D., Swiss Gruitli Society,
German Bruderbund, German Manner
chor, Teutonic Society (all societies to
be accompanied BY their respective ban
ners, ETC., citizens in private carriages
and on horse. The festivities will be
kept up till midnight.
Part of the park viii be reserved for
f~oot-races of the candidates of the Four
teenth civil district. There viii be fire.
works az nightfall, and dancing and
beer all day till you can't rest.
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GERMANTOWN BAPTIST CHURCH.

The Building Committee, having deter
mined to complete a meeting house on OF be-
fore the first day OF October next; and yet
wishing to give the community an OppOrtu-
nifty to accept the proposition OF NJ. p. Webb
TO furnish them q permanent and beautiful
site for "a female college, in shares OF fifty dol
lars each, a number Of which is already taken,
and, having decided upon the plan and speci-
dc~atiOnSOffered by Messrs. Cole & Co., viii de-
fer entirely closing the contract to build until
the first OF June next, and notwithstanding
Some efforts made to defeat them, DO hereby,
with great confidence Of success, invite all
true friends OF education in the community
TO take the stock offered.
w. W. KEEP,
GEO. ". THOMAS,
WM. +. MILLER.
@. II. NN-SAR,
Tarrfla Committee.
GERaANToWN, TENS..Aprn ~ 1872.
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Grace Church

Services nth sunday after EASTER at half
past ten O'Clock am. and al six pm, By the
Rev. Al. DrummOnd.
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FOR SALE.

T OTS-Nos. 100 and 10 ElmwOOd Cemetery,
l. Turly Division, for sale low. Apply 10
J.. Hoist & Co. my5
nIANO-The finest Ts-octaye rosewood
piano IN the city; cost $40; for sale AZ
$50, cash. Apply 90 Main street. my3
TEAF roBACCo-For everybody, No. :
IL Court street, 4. p. Bales q %. N.Y.
E.NGINE-A S-horse power ngine as good
II a new. Inquire az 80 Adams street. mv2
I AND-0 acres Of land, 8 miles out on tie
4. State line road, In 20 and 4Oacre lots. One
tnird cash; balaucaat and years.
apB EksEARs GREELEY.
HOUSE AND LOT-Corner Of Main and
Ill Overton. size Of lot, Ix75 feet. Mrs.
M Hanigan, i Overton street. apso
HoRsEs AND MULEs-we keep a good
III stock OF saddle and harness horses and
plantation mules at all times.
FAIRIES, BOYLE Co,
ap8 81 and S5 Second street.
HORsEs-Twenty head OF good horses;
ID among them some No. ] saddle, buggy
and roekaEay horses; also a few pair % good
apS Desoto Stables, IS Union street.
AND-For sale, 100 acres land within half
mile Of the new Paducah Railroad, and
10 acres within one mile, with The best water
power In this region All splendid land, ten
miles north Of Memphis, ON Big Creek plank
road. ask 80 an acre, and So can be cleared
net from every acre on the timber. Title per-
feet, rs records show. =
aps Care Of los Front ST, Memphis, Tenn.
HORsE-A brown horse, OF the celebrated
ii Denmark stock, between six and seven
wears old; superior both I'm harness and under
the saddle; can be seen at Seligman q Halls
stable, Union street mhA
II OTs-On Walnut street, on time. Apply
II ats Union street. GEOk6E DIXON.
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FOR JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.

JOHN G. LANIER is announced as a
candidate for Justice of the Peace in the
Fourteenth Civil District Of Shelby
county, at the ensuing election, to be
held Tuesday, May !, 1872.
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PURE LIQUORS.

THE REFRIGERATOR HAT at Wheat
On's. 90 Main street.
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DIR. KIxpRo's otncs, Is Beale,

CLEANING by chemical process with
out securing, only atthe Memphis Steam
Dyeing Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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PIoUEs, Grenadines, summer Poplins,
plain, striped and checked, Ecru Linens,
Lawns, Batistes and white goods, all
greatly reduced, at b. Lowenstein q
Bros.
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SPANGLED TARLETANs, Spangled
Tarletans, Spangled Tarletans, at b.
LOWenstein 6 Bros.
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THE DAILY APPEAL is served to city sub
scribers, seven issues per week, only twenty
I've eanfa-
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FOR HELENA 8 FRIAR,s POINT.
To the Taxpayers Of the FIFTH and FOUR
tsenth CT nDistrists ofshelby County.

WE will extend the time for giving In a
statement and list OF real and personal
property TO the 10Th instant.
JOHN SPELLMAN, Assessor Fifth c.. D..
1T. ELLIOTT, Assessor Fourteenth G. D..
Mas !, 1872. N.Y.
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HOOPsKIRTS IN EUROPE.-Our Paris
informant says in his last letter that the
ladies of that grand city have IN eOrpore
returned to their favOrite demi-trail
hOOpskirts. In Berlin, however, only
the ladies Of the a~ristocracy wear large
skirts, while the bOurgeoise are only
waiting for the hot season to resume
them. In New Yorkand the East hoop
skirts are becoming larger and paniers
diminished in size. Ladies should be
careful, andguided by experience, should
not purchase skirts in the stores, for all
those skirts are joined and their tapes
slip. The jointless skirts are elastic,
light, durable, made after the newest
European pattern, and can be bought
only at the Southern HOopskirt Manu-
factory, 3S3 Main street.
READ B. Lowenstein & Bros.'s new
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Fresh goods just opened! Beautiful
black iron grenadines, the cheapest
goods in the market. White Victoria
lawns, Bishop lawns, Paris swisses,
white Organdies, striped and checked
nainsOoks, spangled tarletons, linen
lawns, jacOnets, organizes, bereges, etc.
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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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WAGGENER, THE TAILOR.

1t was Aristotle who said that first
impressions are apt TO be permanent.
He, however, got out the idea, though
Lord Chesterfield gave it a body in
modern p~hraseolOgy. Thousands upon
thousands of philosophical and observ-
ant men of fashion in all ages have dis
covered or recognized the same truth.
Laertes was told by his experienced and
far-seeing dad to wear good clothes.
"Let thy apparel Rich thy ap-
parel as thy purse al buy, but not ex-
pressed in fancy" That IS the reading
in our old edition of William. The boy
was going out on the world on his own
hook, and among other good advice,
NEST excellent advice, the old man gave
him that among his few precepts. 1t was
important. No man can Overestimate
the value, in a worldly sense, of good,
nicely-ftting clothes. They make as
many fortunes as brains. Ladies seem to
understand this much better than men.
1t is one of their wonderful intuitions;
one of those fundamental truths of sOci-
OlOgy which men cannot learn without
being taught. Women are born with
that knowledge. Now, Waggeneris the
great disseminatOr of this knowledge in
Memphis. He is the tailOr-artist of the
city, who can instruct a man how to
dress himself. Any rude person who
knows how to stitch will make a pair of
pants, but it takes an artist to say what
sort of pants are best suited to a man
whether tight in the legs OF loose, what
color suits his complexion, and all the
little ct ceterds of gentleman's make
up. This Waggener does for his patrons,
and hence his popularity. We have
been called on to give reasons for his
unprecedented success, and here they
are. He has been educated to every
branch of his business, and he knows
them all. 1t is now generally conceded
on all sides that if a gentleman would
dress himself properly in this city he
must go TO Waggener, 3l73 Main street.
IrE-prrCHERs Dollar Sfnra
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PLuNR1Na, s15 Second street.

STRAW Hans in every style at Wheat
on & Co., 279 Main street, sign of the
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FAIR GROUNDS BOULEVARD.

QUARTER-oUNCE and Pocket Hats at
WheatOn's, 279 Main street.
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Rev. W.N.L eayell, of Texas, will preach in
the First Baptist church at eleven O'Clock this
morning and at eight O'Clock tonight. sab
bath-schoOl at nine O'Clock, forenoon. p. g..
Scruggs, Pastor. S~unday-SchoOi at half-past
eighto O'Clock in the morning.
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HAIR BRAIDs and Curls, Dollar Store.
ATTEMPTED ROBBERY Of THE
JANAUSCHEK JEWELS.

SUITS! SuitsI Suitsl New suits just
received at B. LOwenstein & Bros
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SILVER Plated Ware, Dollar Store.

Chetee a Corn for ale By
HOWES a WOODBRIDGE.
ESQ Front street
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more to connubiaI Happiness than cheer
fll ana healthy infants and children.
Mrs. WhitcOmb's syrup is the great chill
dren's soothing remedy.
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Choice Ear Corn for sale by
HOMES q WOODBRIDGE,
ESQ Front street
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The heat of the past five days has
fOrcibly reminded the peaceful jewellers
in this valley that prompt preparation
must now be made for the summer swell
ter. Principal among the changes that
must be made is a regular and sensible
regimen in diet and drink. In deciding
upon the latter feature of the summers
support, it would be wise TO reflect on
the great utility Of pure wine. John
Lilly takes conscientious pride in his
stock of unequalled foreign and native
wines, Of the choicest qualities, embrac-
ing white wines, %clarets, champagnes,
sparkling Catawbas, California vine,
Guinness Dublin stout, VIM. Younger d
Co.'S Scotch ale, which he will supply
to families, picnic parties and retail
dealers at his usual moderate rates. MI.
Lilly is special agent, in Memphis, for
Kelly's Island wine.
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Rev. Guilford Jones, D. D., Pastor. Services
at eleven this morning and eight o'clock in
the evening. Su1ect-(naofning} GODS pre-
destinated purposes in regard to man, and the
times OF their cOnsummation."
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:" !" - UFIlEt NHUNNW
Services at eight O'Clock tonight by the
Rev. A. ID. DrummOnd-
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GAs-FrrrNe, 815 Second street.
suMnER UNpERwEAR. Dollar Store.

THE celebrate Glyeerine Cream, is the best
PLSP9l@lFFS op S ieiIr S1 n p Eh, rs a Ra N. Soi s,raet
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SEE advertisement Of DR.. Butts Dis
pensary, headed Book for the Million
Marriage Guide, in another column. 1t
should Be read by ell -
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TABLE Mats and Baskets, Dollar Store.

Choice Ear Corn for sale by
HOWES a WOODBRIDGE,
PF0nf street,
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New STYLE HATS just received at
Wheaton & Co., The Hatters, 279 Main
street.
READ B. Lowensteine & Bros new
advertisement.
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Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. 2lI Main street. Three faultleSs
gem pictures for fifty cents.
Pagan has the best parlor furniture
nthe city. His various stock comprises
all the styles from cottage to mansion,
Cpd all not only beautiful, but cheap.
Before purchasing, call and see Pagan.
THE hat for spring, just received at
Leidy's.
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THE largest assortment and most fash
hats in the city, at Leidy's.
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IN
G. o ID 8

nd WHITE Ds
We will take the lead this year, and do
better for you than you have
done for years.
A compile line open tomorrow.
HERZOG & BRO,
294 Main street.
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Services by +. C. Slater, pastor, at half-past
ten O'Clock am, and at eight Pm.
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0NVHH"N -NHWNI NHuTEUs
Georgia Street Church. Preaching by the
Pastor at three this afternoon.
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LOCAL ITEMS.

Choice Ear Corn for sale By
HOWES q WOODBRIDGE,
. Front street.
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The Compromise hat just received
at Leidy's.
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Coon Linen Coat 81, Dollar Store.

SEE the late styles, very neat, at
Leidy's.
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Linden street Christian Church.


Rev. David Walk breaches at half
past ten this morning and eight O'Clock to-
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Hernando Street MethOdgst Chureh.

Services at the Central Methodist Church,
Union street, az eleven this morning, and
half-past seven O'Clock in the evening.
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eERaASrowv, rESy-. APrn >, -
LAW

Supreme Court
Special to the Appeal
The Court delivered opinions, deciding
cases as follows: Memphis Chancery docket,
Nos. 20, s., -, 81, 50, 81, -, 50 and 90, affirmed.
No. 80 q motion to modify former decree but
disallowed. First Circuit Court docket, los
"a, ll6, 100, %, l3 and l2l were affirmed: Nos.
y, u, l9 and IS, were reversed. Second Chan
Gerry COurtdocket, NOs.8 a were affirmed.
Gr0senberg vs.. the State was reversed.
Henry Craft presented an invitation for the
court and bar to attend the Sabbath-schOOl
celebration ut Memphis next Friday, which
was accepted and court viii adjourn from
Thursday to Monday morning next.
First Circuit COurt-HeiskeII, Judge.
This court will meet tomorrow, to dispose
of the unfinished business of the term.
Criminal Court. r. FliPpin, Judge.
An parties on bonds must come up and re-
new the same or fOrfeitures Will be taken
against them and capias issued for their ar
'
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HO ! for n Mounds at Fert Pickering

BUFFALO CHATS have commenced
their animal ~depredations. Call and get
the best oil in the city, at G. J. Pres
COLT Co, DID Main street.
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MEMPHIS AND ARKANSAS RIVER
W Packet Co, US. Mail Line.-The elegant
passenger boats Of this line leave Memphis
Tor ali points on Arkansas river Mondays
n Fridays, IS ) pm.
w. H. KENNEDY, Agent,
OMce on ~Conpany's " hErfboat,
4mhl Foot OF Court street,