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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-29
THE KILLING OF RUSSELL,
Arrangement of Philip CavaRazgh en-
the Charge sG Mutder.

Philip CsvanaItgh wss srrsigned in the
criminal court yesterday on the charge Of
murder. The evidence for the State was
concluded early. The simple facts in this
affsir are that Csvsnsugh worked in
Ciesry's blaclxsuithing establishment, on
URion street, as did also a msn named
Russell. Between these two there were
frequent qusrrels, and on the day Of the
fatal shooting Russell abused CsVanaugh
and called him names. Shortly after this
Cavsnsngh, having procured q pistol, ar
rived at the entrance to the shop and
asked Russell, twill you tskeit bsck27
Russell slowly replied, 81 believs L won't,
Phil" Csvanaugh repeated the demand
three or four times, but Russell paid no
more attention. Osvansugh then snapped
his pistol. 1t dill not go of. Hs deliber-
stely arranged fer another trial, and OF
she went, the ball taking effect in the ab-
domen of Russell. The man died 8 few
days afterWard ut Mrs. sullivan's board
ing house, at tie corner Of Shelby and
Beale streets. These are the general
facts of the case now before g jury in the
court.
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ANOTHER sTAgsINa AFFRAY.
A Negro Man Carved Up By a Fellow
African.

Yesterday morning two negroes, Diggs
snd Giles, had An alteration on the levee
at the foot of Union ssreeC, in the course
OF which Digs drew a knife and made g
desperate attack upon Giles, inhlcting
two VI cuts On tbs arm and one on
the bresss, having dOrs which he hsd
The Injured man slEO fed toward home.
He lives st the 7 of fernando and
Elliott streets. He ran out Union street
TO DesOto, but stopped at the office Of DR..
ingalls, to have his cuts seWed up. Digs
made his way out Shelby to Bssls, where
he was halted. Throwing down his knife
he surrendered and was taken in tow by
officers Duffy sEj Jenny, who, not sssing
the cutting scrspe themselves, took The
prisoner along 70 where Giles was getting
"6xed up" by the Doctor. Diggs being
identified by the wounded MN Wss cum
TO the lower stationhOuse to await
the regular course Of justice. The wound
ed man was taken home,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-29
THE APPEAL IN THE CITY.
Places at which h Daily Appeal can
be Procured.

The DAILY APPEAL can be 3 every morn-
ing al the fOIlowing-named places In the city
At APPEALC ounung-ROom, IA Union street.
Al the newsstand Of Joe Locke No. G5b
Main street.
Al the newsstand Of ". ]. Mansford, corner
Of second q Monroe streets
at the news sand OF 1sC. Eyrichu NO. 81
Main street.
Al the newsstand in the Peabody hotel
At the newsstand In the Commercial hotel
At the newsstand in the WOrsham house.
At the newsstand In the Overtou hotel.
AT the newsstand in the southern hotel.
AT the newsstand Of EmmOns & Son, No. 10
Jefferson street
Atthe newsstand Of VIM. Spicksrnagle, cor
ner OF Fourth and Poplar streets.
At the newsstand on st. Louis WhaTfbOat.
At Tie newsstand at Lanier q Eldr1dges,
Second street, near Madison.
At the newsstand OF HOLIDAY on Beale
street. near Main.
Attire newsstand at the Railroad depOts.
AT the newsstand on ths Memphis ana Lit
tie Rock WharfbOaL
At south Memphis news-depot, No.0 Beale
street. near Second
At Jas. COrWtn's, 88h Main street, near Mad
son.
Al Paul Wright's 26 Main street.
Al n, B. JohnBtonis newsstand, 44 Nam
freet.
AT W sIkers Newsstand, No. los Beale
rect, opposite Basls street market
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A a or
Two Petitions for a~eyeranee Of the
"Snke1 nouds," Piled ~ Long-
suffering Ladies'.

Tbs divorces business seems TO be anliV-
e1iHg in Memphis. Two petitions were
hled yesterday, one In the first circuit
court and the other in the second chan
Gerry court. Here Is 3 brief statements OF
the first complaint:
To the Honorable Q. ". Heiskeli, Judge Of the
circuit court Of shelby county:
Your petitioner, Sarah L Reese, q eiti-
zen OF Shelby county and State OF Tennes-
see respectfully shOWeth unto your hon
or that shs Ii q citizen Of said county for
more 3 two years preceding the date
OF this petition; that, on the 27th day OF
December 1871, she was, in due form and
according TO law united In the bonds Cf
matrtmOny with one William K. Reese. q
citizen Of Shelby county; that shs Hvf d
with him until the 7th February. ls72-
that Ia to say, six weeks, and then lef5
him.
The petition sets forth that. shortly
after marriage, W. K. Reese commenced q
system OF violent abuse toward lis wife,
keeping her closely confined In tie house,
curstDg her every day. He would curse
and ABUSE her for going out on the porch,
accusing her OF intending to wait for
another man. On one occasion he WouIG
not let her 20 to SEQ her sick mother, say
ing he Woul sOOne soc her 20 to Gshen-
ma s%criptural name for q very hot
locslity-ghan that she should visit her
gH4ohAEa WI H14AA 10 ALLOW leL 70 d1E
lady friends whom she had known for
years. And for thsse and divers other
cogent reasons, the petitioner prays that
the matrimonial shacklss may be stricken
from her and b made once more free.
In addition to all this it may be neces-
sary to remark mat Reese Is now Il tsil,
sentenced to three years IN the peniten-
tiary on q charge Of having procured a
cloak from Verdig under false prstsnces.
Il was In this clOsk that ". K. 3 got
married. He got it for that purpose as he
thought It much more a~ristocratic to have
q cloak around his Tlrils shoulders on
such an occasion, than a cost.
The other case is that of Mrs. Clara L.
Davis, who hies 8 petition in the second
ehancery court for q divorce from her bus-
band Thomas Davis, whom shs mar
rted in Illinois in 1870. Since
thsn she says be hes ABUSED, III
treated and WrOnged" her to a fearful ex-
tent. This Is the lady VINO keeps q very
small eigsr-stOre on Besle street, Just be-
yOnd the bridge over the bayou, in which
very small cigsr-stOrs Davis had a head
put on him some weeks ago, and WAS fined
fifty dollars by the recorder for exhibiting
Jhs said head Ia court without being able
TO give 3 proper explanation.
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sTgEYED on ST0LEK.

nONY AND EULE-On sunday night, Feb
L mary 18Th, 3 dark brown mare mule,
ABOUT 3 years old IL hands high, with har-
neas marks, and Is rough ihod All rOuna;
81. o, a bay mare poay. with long name, and
has white spot In forehead. A liberal re-
ward VIII b. paid for their reform 70 me- on
Pigeon Boost road, two miias nom the city,
1e25 SAF. DAWSON.
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MEMPHIS kEOIeAL COLLEGE.
Medical Department Of Cumberland
U~ntVersAty.

The commencement Exercises of this
Institution will be held In the Memphis
Club Hall, on Thursday evening, FebEu-
AIRY 2ssh, at eight o'clock. The address to
the graduates viii be delivered by Alex
andeT Erskine, NJ. d.
The Board Of Trustees and the pubic
are respectfully invited to attend.
r. B MAURY, NJ. D,
Secretary Of Faculty.
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sraAn FITTING. rs second strsst
WAGGEsER,

The great tailoring artist OF Memphis,
Wsggener, Sl7H Main street, is preparing
extensively for the spring trade. The
beautiful Westher Of yesterday prognosti-
eating, as it did, the near approach Of
spring, has set DIR. Wsggener busy to-day
making his arrangements for IN extern
stVe manufacture OF hummer suitz. which
will be called for by the tasteful men Of
Memphis, Waggener will be found pre-
pared TO meet the sxigencies Of the times
the Wsrm weather comes.
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FOR REaT or SALE.

ID EEIDENCE-A desirable rehidence, N
u thorough repair, containing Fine rooms
good water and plenty o. shade q lew sues
from terminus OF Poplar street rAuEo41-
Apply 20 J. ID, Cash, 20 front s4eSl.
EARM-A small farm, near The IA elgn
Il station, M. and U. r. r, one mile east o.
Ralefgh; etWes 50 and ~ acres open langi
GOOD improvements, fruit, etc. Apply 70 "
b, Williamson, near the premtEesi or 70
fe7 ND. L STEWART. henphis-
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CoUszs.-A medicinal preparation IN
the form of 3 loseaco il the most c0nveni-
snt. "Bros0n's Bronchial TroeResD alay
irritation which induces coughing, giving
"a, C~onsumpttvs aad Asthnatic cem-
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teresss depending upon q couIm0n
source" hewitt vs.. Gillespie, Howard,
I06. The case of Louisville vs.. GWattimey
and Gretsingsr,1 AKIN, 4I2, was a bill to
enioin the collection Of 8 tax, and the
court held that no ground was shown for
the interpretation OF q court OF equity, for,
II the trustees had the authority to levy
tbs tax they might nc doubt righffully
collect It; and II they had N such author
ity and should attempt to cosrce payment
OF the tax by distress they would begutlty
OF a wrong, tor which a c0urt ofIaW would
afford an adequate remedy In Two cases
In % Ill 1858 and 40l tax cases the question
of Jurisdiction is elaborately discussed,
and In both the court held adversely 70
the jurisdiction, allowing, at the same
tims, that there might be
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-29

Jos. Bushmsnn, office So Union street,
Graduated Veterinary Surgson-dftss1
years experience.
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FRIENDS ASD PATRONS are respectfully
invited 10 leave bheir orders sc the Mem
phis Steam DyeiDg Establishment. 81
Madison street. All kinds Of cleaning
and cOlOring, Of every material, is done to
perfection, and on shortest notics.
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WHITE & LITTLE Red RIVERS.
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1SAAAoFAAA A1 hAAA0
and who bold separate and distinct Ia
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REMovAE.-The Memphis Steam Dyeing
Establishment has removed 70 81 Madison
afraat.
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PART SECOND.

Overture-"Merry Wives of Windsor" Nicolai.
Fantasia-aVtsiOns in a Dream"
with Solo for Zither.l
WaItz!"W elmer Fresken" ........z-..---Straus
a. "-,-.-ShOPin
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Pa ant Churns


JoH LOCKS, H6H Main street, has the largest
assortment Of Magazines, P1ctorials and dali
Ffaa in fha oitv
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GRNTLEMKN's wEAR cleaned without
scrubbing or securing, and made like new,
at the Memphis Steam Dyeing Establish
ment, 81 Madison street.
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EooHoMY-Take your Au clothing 70 the
Steam Dyeing and Cleanir< House Hunt .
Hanaon's old stand, 28 Second street.
HANSON &WALKE3.
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E00Ms AND BOARD.

RoAhDEs-A few good boarders Gan BE-
eee2mlnodalsd st7a Monre STREET fen
RGo4sANB bOARD-R1oms, furnisbed or
~ q~nioEn1Aneo4 vita boara- fcT Iamff,es Or
Etnt4e teEtemen. Also, q few dav hoerdarE
pen oa aeoommodsted, ~ III ConT rtresf
AkS = T15O.
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DAMAGED CALICO


And Damaged Domsslics Cheap to-day at
MENKEN BROS.
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Two kEspHls 4 Y

A greater contrast between Tuesday and
yesterday hiss not occurred in the weather
experience Of the Oldest inhsbilsnt. The
former day was brilliant, breezy, genial.
A clear, transparent, even sparkling at
mOsphere under "a ~cerulesD sky, hecksd
ptcturesquely with light banks Of hsecy
clouds. Every one was invited doors.
Tbs sweet ladies huttered their hnery OF
last year, and even ventured on new pUr-
chases in anticipation OF 81 early and
beautiful spring Nurses were q siTing
their sqUslling charges, psrlOr and cham
soft, balmY breeZ5s Of heaven into apart
ments that had been hermetically sealed
for months, Even birds Yeutured IT. cLirp
q few notes, perched on bare branches. In
one word, the weather Was delightful,
Yesterday was sent as II to show US the
astonishing snti5heticsl, capricious snd
versatile power Of nature IN she prcduc
tion Of weather. No q could positive
ly say when the day dRwned At nine
O'Clock the day was IS dark as If athree-
fourth eclipse OF the sun had occurred.
The atmosphere was thick with cold va
pOr and the sky looked as II Il
were pressing down esrth-wsrds and
squeezing Wa.er out of the air in
mini sesimslly small drops which chung
to everything indoors and cut, creating
universal and ell-pervsding dsmpness
A0N HAAIA AOhAALk EaldHIG 4AG lsA4la
pierre Oozsd out rain. Tbs drops did not
come down from heaven in 8 decisive,
hearty, honest way as if they rsiOiced to
visit the earth, merrily psttering
the roofs and the pRvements like iOl-
Iy pluvisl nymphs, crying "Bere VS.
arel' No, the rain Of yesterday was not
from heaven It was ''of the earth
earthly" There wss nc view Of heaven
yesterday; nothing shove but a dense
mass of 0iOud in which thara WEE no l
no rent, no movement, no sign of
life. It was q deac thing like what we
may imagine Of the primOrdisl vspOr that
hung over the face of the earth before
light was made, vixen the earth was with
Out form. And here below on the facs
Of the earth the prospect was as sad.
appeared unwilling to a~rticulste
above a whisper. The animals walked as
Il the earth was covered with bog, emit
Ting no sound, and everything wore an
appearance of gloom sepulchrsl.
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HRAT, CoNFoRr AND EcoNoMY.-Tbis
you VIII get By having your CRATES set
with Lemons improvement. 0nu ct 7o5
second street.
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FOR CAIRO AND EVANSVILLE
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CoNNUBIAL FELICTTYzN3thIng tends more
to eonnubfl happiness tian cheerful and
remedV,
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UPPER BLUE LICK WATER, as an slters-
tive and sperient, has benefited, and Will
continue to benefit hundreds Of thousands
when rival waters have had their brief
day and been forgotten. Its merits have
been proved BY the experience of a centu-
ry. For sale at the drugstores.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE,
Wholesale Agents.
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sKe advertisement Of DR.. salts Dispensary,
headed Roolt for the Ailltor--1farriage Guide
lin another column. II shs1ld be read BY
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LAW

FIRST Chansery court-MorEan, Chan
eeEIsR.
The case Of Schnerring vs. Elchbergs
COW on trial, will be finished this morn
Ing, after which the remaining unfinished
cases Of the calendar viii be taken up.
To. Is motion day. Attorneys
having the papers in the cSse OF J ".
Jefferson vs B. F. Grimes, No. 80, r. D.,
will please return them 70 the clerks
office.
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HAVE
PITTS BURG
COAL.
GEO. MELLERSH.

THE cheapest and best Dyeing and Cleaning
mouse In toe city Is az 245 second street Hunt
3 HansOn's Old stand.
HANSON a WALKER
Go TO ice Locke's TOR the latest pubH-
cations.
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FINE hot lunch at the "Bsy Horser '
sry day, from ten 70 a o'clock.
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gEANERIcAE Driven Wells e. Browne 4
BROWNIES, 9l5second street.
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LOCAL ITEMS


Armstrong; Photographs Gallery, Nc. al
Main street. Three tanlteas gem pictures fl
affV cantE.
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FRIAR's POINT AND END
FFlRgss PslEa, Hsisaa aHe 8saas taltS9
skElss EaH PaekaA
M= Pail AlEis.

san-
Fridays, at sP.m-, conuecting - Halena with
fhf steamar RHopA for Marianne and AL
peiuiE on LAHEzula EysEs ~
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DOG-Yesterday, from Ia Madison street., 9
- speckled pointer dog, uver-cotorec heao:
bad on chain collar With Initials g. W. N.
engraved thereon. VIII answer 70 the name
o. I" Ponfo." A reward OF s. viii be paid foE
his delivery to GEO. ". MANN, At the above
address, or at l8 Front street. i&o
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KxAm1Nn tbe crate IN IA ONES. III 3 grsa
ss7tng Of fnes-sEnA
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FOR SALE.

90 GOOD WORKING NULEs-For sale
1st aain streeL opposite Overton Hotel. les
MILOH Cow+rwenty head Of aocli-
IVA msssd miloa coWs for sale. Call al Ibs
Appeal once. fe2
4 OIL oaer for sale q vacant lol IS by 100
II feet, east side Shelby street, Just south OF
Captain g B ChuFeh'E residence. This IL de-
cld6dly the most desirable sioe property
nov or sale IN thtA city.
ieE g. p. READ.
nELIVERY WAGON AND HORSE. Apply
~ % A. seessei a Son, 40. 80 Main ST. les
DoAROING HoUsE-Wsl sstsb ished-do.
- inE . profitable business with furn1-
lare complete. Near river ard railroads.
Win De sod cheap 10 q cash customer. Rare
Address ". a. Boarding House" Appeal
once Ie2l
CAWNILL FORsALEORLKAsE-Forpar.
uculars apply ~ he once OF the Msm-
phE Dry Doez Company, fel6
DOB SALE Oh 10 TRADE TOR Other prop
erly IN The city nr Its suburbs, . lot on
the nortk side OF Jefferson street, ~ It's inter
section Win Charleston ayenue Apply 70
q q. COLLINH,
ialS No. - Madison street.
ENeINE-Ihe 2-hozse power Portable En-
L CINE, built by The employees o. the Mem.
phiE and Charleston Railroad Company,
which took the premium at the late Fair.
This engine Wa bu1lt from selected msts-
rails and the work and style IL superior.
NI6 n BokkE. a. n. n. R 90.
n fer.on street Apply on premisss- nOls
\ oTs-On walnut street, en- tina Apply
j. 81 Union 81. GEORGE DIXON.
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G0T@.

The David Park Gid H-omealezu,g
herstofOre advertised and po-tpo1ed on ac-
count OF severity o. weather. bounded bE
Jackson. Puk. Davis and walker zvH uuss.
South Memphis; on PREMISES E1GHEsr
EIEDER, WITHOUT hE5kRvE
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Memphas Waite End s.sssfs Rsa Rsven
Us Hau Etas.
For Helena, DeVau's BIne. Seargy. Augusta,
JacEsOnpoIt, and All Way Landing.
The Elegant Passenger steamer
LEGAL TENDER--.-W.J. AHhfaru. msstsr
O'Clock pm.
Str. EMMA o. ELLOTTJ. u. Elliott. master
Leaves Memphis sTsrT sETuEDAY, g.
o'clock pm
The above elegant Gamer connect a. De
Wallis Blu6 with the railroad "OEDA T8and
THURSDAYS. going ue and WEDNESDAYS
and SATURDAYS, eomfuF down.
ELLIOTT MILLER, Agents,
tail 2 Promenade. rot 81 fe~H=rzor.
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S~tOckhOldsl 8 Mssiing.

PRESIDENTS CFEICE s. n. q n. T. Ri
Marion, Ala, February 7, lS72
THE annual meeting o. TIE Stockholders
L Of the Selma. MARION and Msnp1i8 1ails
road Company VIII Be held In the city 81
tumbus, Mississippi, IN WzDNESDA tie
sth day OF March e
fsl5- h n, B. FORREST. President.
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SPEeiALTigS

AT WHEELER, PIOKENs & cos.
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Memphis and ST. Louts Packet Company
For Hickman, Columbus, Cairo and 81 Louis
- Steamer GRAND TOWER
E LsnOE ...--- ..........--.- -.-. master
Will leave as aboVs rHIS DAY, 29th tnss.,
fe58 FLEM. CALVERT. sup't
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Manarer Now Mamnhis The1ts

DRAMATIC READINGS MIR, Bandmsnn
having been so eminently successful in
his renditiOns Of character, has awakened
g desire smong our citizens, especially
the Germans, who are we'll versed in the
literature Of their own language, to hear
bin give a reading from Schiller or
Goethe betore bis departure from our city.
should he feel inclined to comply with
this desire, We are convinced that he viii
be greeted with q tul house, as our Ger
man citizens are especially loud in their
praise of his acting,
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Wednesday, March att, at 10 e'Olaok an.


- These PUBLIC sAL8SW U be rortin-
ued In future. at REGULAR intsrvsf-- a. may
be nom tins 20 time announced Those de-
string TO sVail thercEsiges OF our ssrv1ceE
and tQtB manner OF selling tcelr seal estate,
would DO veil 20 call promptly and arrange
the prelimfnaries.
~ RsMEMRER, that We WI neither
practice nor permit any other toan oPET.
PAIR AND L~EGlrldAIE HIDDINGst or othe- III.
IN oar Public sales.
- any OF these Lots nay De purc17s8d at
private sale until me date % tnaJr public
sale. = RELKsEK,
8oufhrra cas- E-fa -e aEomfa-
- Madfsea street. Meauphfs
Ps5=5hOull WEATHF II prevent saeE. Is az
bounced ABOVE, thev vii % er e1Es plaza
tbs ErRsT DAY ~sCrCEE-Iga.
fen
az - E@1zGE So .
AI6ti0nseFs & E0mmissiga HsFC'hss
IA EBoAE 81, AE0VE ABAE&
VIII sell FHFS MORNING al no efegfH,
without reserve or limit.
Ice cases OF Mems GafG, Afu- VA zne
split BoOGs;
ZOE eases Of Mems and Esya' ahoss-szz
serted styles
so cases WOURan'B and y isasa5 Ehoes. a.
Also, 50 sets OF Funs-good Quality .sna
styles; SO gross aHaorted Toilet 5napa, 100
dozen Army Socks 100 gross fresh ElacEinga
also, Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats, caps, Me-
Cutlery, Glassware, etc.
- Country merchants, and the trade E-r-
orally, wiz lind Il 70 their interest -c lesrG
sales Private gales a. auction prices, 81
al times. "a
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FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
FOR HAILEs POINT.

Regular Memphis and Hailes Point Packet
FOr Halles Point and Way Landings.
FRANK FOREST - q. Andrews, master
This elegant steamer viii leave 80.
Memphis fnr Hatlea Paint
way points EVERX MOHDAX And fE1-
LAY, q IS O'Clock p m.
FOR freight OF passage apply on board. o2
nprA pig nOrNn ~ RERna
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LOST.

! sONY-UTeam color, Is handa nigh; had
on q saddle and bride A liberal reward
VII be paid 70 finder.
EaU7 o. E-w.a aeraoa