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Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1872-07-16
- r- BANKING.
Third National Bank.
NASHVILLE. TENNESSEE.
BANKING.
BOARD OF DIRECTIONS,

W w. BERRY, CHAs. E. HILLMAN,
JOHN KIRKMAN, EDGAR JONES,
. ere DANIEL r. CARTER.
VIRANSAOTS A GENERAL, EXCHANGE
L Business and deals in United States Bonds
and Gold. EDGAR JONES, Cashier.
Wv. BERRY, President.
JNO. KIRKMAN, Vice President. sep1 ~
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VWFOR RENT. -

EOR RENT-A Dwelling in good neighbor-
IL hood, convenient TO business, suitable for a
boarding house. Address B., q. & A. office.
jyl2 Il 2H-us aalFFEuF
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The sales of Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the 10th inst. were
IS follows; ........
SECOND BOARD. -
10000 South Carolina six per cents, new,
January and July. ...................2eK
10000 South Carolina six per cents, new,
January and July. .............-.....29
10000 South Carolina six per cents, new,
January and July. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1000 Alabama five per cent bonds. ........ 62 y
5000 East Tennessee, Virginia and Georgia
list mortgage ....."..................2
The sales on the 11Lh inst, are thus re-
ported: ..
FIRST BOARD. ..... -
5000 North Carolina six per cents, special
n oo0 LAY SdA;
5000 South Carolina six per cents, new,
January and July. .294
1000 Missouri six per cents. "a
500e Missouri six per cents. 81
10000 South Carolina six per cents, new,
April and October. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
1000 South Carolina sevens of 1888.
5000 North Carolina six per cents, old bds...56
1000 North Carolina six per cents, old. .. .55X
1000 louisiana eight per cents OF 1910.....18x
Fl. 7t..- SECOND BOARD.
5000 South Carolina six per cents, new,
January and July. 29%
The sales on the 18th inst. were as fol-
lows: ..fa e-.
~ FIRST BOARD.
10000 Tennessee six per cents, new b3."....74
5000 Tennessee six per cents, new ........74X
10000 North Carolina six per cents, special
5000 South Carolina SIX per cents, new
. January and uly.......-....-.......9
1000 Arkansas seven per cents, issued to
Central Railroad -........ .....1O
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BANKINGHHOUSE
i, de.ag 5lE .UF .f'ag93 fs55 !.
NATIONAL SAVINGS COMPANY
Il. g.. T.SRBOX, Cashier.
FMOs. 8. .FF.ARRs Pres'f.

nEPOsrTs RECEIVED AND INTERE5l
j allowed thereon; loans negotiated, cola
iions made, and General Banking business tran
sntad- - oct1sN
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No quotations of Tennessee bonds given.
Bank of Tennessee notes are. quiet.
Dealers buy at 81 and hold at 93c. State
warrants very dull at Sc.
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GENERAL MARKETS.
MONDAY, July 10, 1872.
Nashville Cotton Market.

We give as follows summary of the
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southern Bonds Ina New York

DOutu61H hUHus In NOW 1UEKs
The sales of Southern bonds at the New
York Stock Exchange on the 10th inst. were
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-03

At eleven O'Clock last night, as q young
man of the name OF TurnbuH was making
his laborious way to his room In the jack
son block, he accidentally stumbled
against q door on the second landing,
which rave way TO the unexpected pres
sure and permitted the big body Of Mr..
furnbull too ready ingress to the spscs
beyond. Unfortunately there ia situated
only q o o or two from the said door an
opening or skyliRht, which admits the az
mosphere Of heaven from above the root
even 70 The cellar of the great building
The original stumble which isrked the
shoulders of Mr.. Turnbull against the
door had given his avOirdupois momen-
tum sufficient TO p~recipitste him hesdloDg
into the yawning gulf which lay open.
hush with the floor, clsar to the cellar.
At the same moment q speculative Hes
sian of the name of Halles was lying on
his peaceiui couch IN b rear part Of the
sewing-machine establishment on the first
door and was looking up the skylight.
de had been but q few days in Memphis,
WAS from the North, whers his notions of
our city had assuned q singular obliquity.
His uppermosC impression was to the 81
feet that the common amusement Of Mem
phians was dsbblilg in human gore. The
sight of a man tumbling head foremost
down q Bky-light at eleven O'Clock pm.
was calculated TO deepen that impression.
He rushed forth seeking q policeman, and
did not stop till he rescued the OVerton
hotel. a hickman Of kindly and humane
disposition induced him 70 return and
gather up all the officers OF the peace he
found IN the way He promptly sctso
on the suggestion, and in ten minutes
had ten policemen on the premises, swear
ing to each Of them thai ne saw four men
lake Tarnbull and bodily throw him
down the depths Of forty-hVs feet. AB he
cooled down the number of RssAssins
dwindled down to one, and finally he was
induced to admit That he might have faIl-
90 down Of his own accord.
A rope was found necessary TO get the
unfortunate man OuE Of the cellar. Mr..
Scales descended by means Of It, opened
adoor and admitted assistance. Two doc
tors attended Turnbull, and gave 1t IS
their opinion that he YVES not hurt mUoa.
Whsn our reporter clspped eyes on him
st "the noon VI night" ne was slambering
sweetly.
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PERSONAL.

0URToUSe andtRIsnted townsmsn. Rev.
A. d Drammond, who was ordained last
Sunday, will preach his initial sermon to-
day at Grace church.
JOHN D. GARD NER, Chicago; A. O.
Conn, Chicago; John T.. Moore, New
York; Josisa Patterson, Florence, Ala.
bams; Walker Alden. st. Louis, and Gem
eral r. Ransom, North Carolina, are
guests Of the Peabody hotel.
GENERAL PArroN J.. ANDERSON has
been appointed by Hon. Thomas Bleck-
ley, chairman OF the county court OF Shell
by county, 70 vote the c0unty's subscrip-
ton of Eve hundred thousand dollars TO
the Selms railrosd, at the next meeting
to be held on the 9th OF April.
THE OLD Folks, at their meeting Tues
day afternoon, propose to employ 8 histo'
risn to gather up and prepare for publica-
ton materials to constitute 3 history of
this city and county. They will make an
appeal to tbs old men of West Tennessee
to send them recitsls OF local historical
facts and stories Of distinguished citizens
and of pioneers.
TIE surviving members Of the fancy
old military company Of Memphia-THE
| BLUES that were famous In 1910, sre re-
quested to meet with the Old Folks, Tues
day afternoon. Those known to us are
Matt Hawks, John Park, David Looney,
Henry O.. Smith, John ?. TrtEsvsnt, Tom
Mynatt, Charley Jones, DIR. Jno. s. Will
liams and Joseph r. Williams. They pro-
pose to make arrangements for q re union
next July, In conjunction with the Old
Folks.
COLONEL ]. J. SHANNON, ofthe Meridian
Gazette, is lying quite Ill at the Edwards
house in jackson, Mississippi, his disease
being q severe attack OF pneumonis. Col
onel Shannon has been Indicted as one of
the Meridian kukluX, and is In Jackson
awaiting the will and pleasure of little
Jacobson. When his cane comes up an
alibi will be established beyond peredven-
ture. We don't believe he was in Meri-
dian when the riot took place, and Rbun-
liant testimony can be aaduced to prove
he was not with the party that went 10
Hickory In search of Aaron Moore. a fugi.
tive from Justice, under orders from Sher-
Id Moseley.
TIE Dover (Tennesses) Record desig-
mates General W. a. Quarles IS q proper
candidate for the chief msgistrscy of ths
State. No son Of Tennessee IL more de-
serving of the position or would conduct
8 more brilliant AVID successful admins
tration. We have 6 letter from a distln-
guished citiGsn OF Tennessee, in which it
is assert d that this position should be
awarded to General g. J. Pillow. His
age, abilities, earnestnesa of purpose and
u~usWervipg devotion to principle make
him eminently well fitted for the position,
and Tennesseeans would honor themselves
in rendering such q tribute to General
Pillows distinguished personal and intel
leotusl worth.
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The APPEAL IN THE oIrY.
Flsoes Al which the Daily Appeal can
he Procured.

The DAILY r can be had every morn.
ing a. the fo4oEing-named places IN the CITY
At APPEAL Counung-Room. Il Union fraef
At the newsstand OF Joe Locke, No. xSE
Main street.
AZ the newsstand Of W. J. MRnsford, corner
az second anu Monroe streets.
At The news aEsnd OI ]. Z. Eyrich, No. eO
Main street.
Affhe newsstand in the Peabody hotel.
At the newsstand IN the Commercial hotel.
Atfhe newsstand In the Norsbam houss-
At the newsstand 10 the Overton hotel.
Al lie newsstand In the Southern hotAL.
AZ the newsstand Of Enmons & Son, No. 10
J6derson street
Iffhe ueus-staDd Of VIM. SpickeFnaEle, cor.
mar ~ Fourth and POplsr streets.
Aftb nsWs-stand on 81 Louis Wharfboat
Aftke unHs-siand AZ LAnier a Eldr1dEeis,
neeend street. near Madison.
ii tbe newsstand Of HOLIDAY, on Beale
~ neEs-sfsnd Sc the Railroad depotA.
A. ~ newsstand On ths Memphis and Lit
~ Rock Enarfoc4t
Al south Memphis nsws-dspot No.6o Bcsle
Al 5as CorWins. &sk Main strssts near Mad
a Paul WriehtsA 2E Main street.
81 \ b JonAsfon's neWs-stsno, es KAN
A. fakes news stand, M los Bsals
reff. arpOsf z slo street merkeh
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PAPER.HANslkGs Ann SHADES,

Marcus Jones has an emporium for the
sale Of psper-hangings and window
shades, ct 2S6H Second street, which he
has replenisned with . large stock, new
and tasteful, from the best Eastern
houses His store Is now, perhaps, the
best supplied in the city with everything
in his line. The new spring stock com
prises q vast variety CT all styles Of win
dow shades snd wallpapers, from the
most elabt rate and costly designs doWnto
the styles most suitable forsmau cottages.
All those who may need any Of the mate
nsls in this line viii md 1t 20 their inter-
est TO take 9 look a. Marcus Jonssis stock,
2D3H Second street.,
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ERANKlAHn.s AucnoN HOUSE

Is 3 great institution for Memphis, As Il
IL conducted By the able propfistor, mer-
chants and UNDERWRITERS dud Il 4 NEST usr-
ful concern. Sales OF 81 manner OF msis
chaRdiss take place sTery days day be
ing set apart Tor each class Of goods -
VIII be seen By she card Of Mr.. Fxaak
land Published among new adQer-
tissmsnts- Mr.. Frsnkland himself II s
msn Of exhAHstleas energy and resource.
Merchants who may iced fna services Of
an aRsnt 10 this line will dEd ft 70 their
atVa1tek8 70 communists with snla
E1RsaEbGclaa ku1snea Han.
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HILL enc
"Ehat Lawyer" Rises TO RxpIsta~GFaRt
Made q Parry 10 the sult.

We gladly give place TO the annexed
note from "Thst Lawyer" referred TO as
having been WOlfed out Of his books, fur
niture, etc, by Mr.. Hill;
Editors Appeak-You had no business
to 90 and print my incidental conversation
with you, with all the ''e~ussing' in It,
about our hero, Edward r. Hill. Bot a.
you did so, you must, In Justice TO my ex-
comrsde. publish his excuse. He &C.
knowledged the theft, but told me that
General Grant was in Memphis at the
time snd ordered him to commit 1t, and
that Grant got a pGrt Of the property.
This may or may not b true, but a cor
rOborsting fact is, that the suit which I
brought sgsinst Hill hiss been removed,
by ~csrtioFdTi, to the United States court,
where Grant, who is 'the best govern
ment In the world" IL now defending 1t
by his own attorney, Hudson. Il was.
perhaps, deemed q military necessity"
to rob me, in order 10 restore the Union.
And now, that the Union is restored, I
have brought my suit to have my proper
ty, or its vslue, restored to me This 10
only an 'sot of reconstruction" on my
part. You misunderstood me about End
ing Hill In my office when I returned
from tbs war. he hsd made the prem
Uses entirely Yscsnt-tOO vacant, In fact
and that is what I sued HIM for.
THAT LAWYER,
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NEW CHURCH.
81. Johns MefhsSIss, at Ihs Corner Of
Vance and LaadsrdAIS stress.

Our statement In last Mondays issue In
regard 70 Messrs. Jones & Baldwin being
the architects for its erection was prema-
ture. The designs We saw were merely
their competitive plans, and the commit
tee up TO that time had not made any de-
cision. Mr.. Francis Foster, architect, en-
tered into competition With Messrz Jones
& Baldwin, and last Thursday tbs CON-
nittee made the sward to Mr.. Foster.
The design adopted Is gothic, pointed
windows, paneled ceiling, plain tower In
front, rising to an sltituds Of eighty feet.
When finished, it will DO the most pictur-
esque church edidce In Memphis.
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tinuous current, even ne this great river
which laves the base OF our bluff. ever
flows on in silence INT mfjesty to the
ocean. 1 hear now In she distance
the rushing tides of men In towns and
cities, which have sprung up along these
highways under the magic wand OF a
Christian olviliz Ation. 1 hear, too, the
chime of Pacific waves on tho
GOLDEN sHoREs OF CALIFORNIA,
and listen to the dash of it's pillows a.
they hesve up their precious freight from
the coral islands Of the South sea. / Bee
the nations Of the earth tributary to this
q great overshadoWinR power. She
even now threatens them with the omi-
nous portent Of universal empire, even
IS we see n and smother CT the tribes
and nations OF this continent falling un-
der her omnipotent away. it is her dss
tiny TO absorb them all. Msy the good
time speedily come when these fair lands
shall be taken out of tue hands of their
present misruIe, and be brought under
the power OF aChristisn civilization.
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Nnws1xLz hats At WheatOn's.

WE would respectfully call the attsn-
ton Of our readers 70 the auction notice
OF the JeWely sal8 of Messrs. Shields q
o., In smother column, wherein they an
nOunce q most wonderful and attractive
sale of q quality Of goods seldom seen In
an auction room, and 20 which we would
advise all our readers to attend. The
house from which the goods are con-
aligned would certainly be sufficient guar
antes to rs OF their s-enuinensss.
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THE cHssPION STOVE.

Wstter, on Monroe street, sells the
from J larson, Texas, and from The Indian
Territory. THIS celebrated cooking sp-
paratua is supersedinR all other 90 king
rar ges. The great featurFa OF this chsm
pion Of the kitchen sreg Il uses little
wood, generates q regular heaa never
fsils. economic 9 fuel, never burns he
yictuAls, and LISTS for sges. In conss
Qlence CT this marked superiority Il has
uecOno the fSvorite with every house
kseper. Wetter, on Monroe street, oppo
sits the Peabody hotel, sells these stoves.
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ARTISTIC PH0T0GaAPHY.

Y. Day, ct 251 Main street, has just Sc
cured the services Of Mr.. Emerson, until
recently with Emerson, of Richmond,
Virginia, Mr.. E is one of the finest re-
touchers and Photographic printers in
America. Persons wishing fine pictures
can now get them as fine as are made any
where, st Mr.. Days.
We congratulate Mr.. Day on having Sc
cured two of the best gentlemen in their
respective departments in the United
States, viE-Messrs Cunley. and Emerson.
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REQUEST.

On account Of the heavy pressure Of bus
mess, we are often unable to deliver
goods promptly as desired (having 81
present only two delivery wagons) and IN
order % avoid the inconvenience We
know our customers often experience on
account oft, we would feel much obliged
If they would TRT snd give rs their Or
dera the DAY BEFORE the goods are need
ed-at latest, very early in the morning.
OLIVER, FIHNIH q co.
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Card ROm the Omcers Of he Memphis
GRs Light Company.
MRNpHrn. TErr. March 2 Isfl

MEMPHIS, TENN, March 2, 1872.
The board OF directors Of the Memphis
Gss Light company, In an address to the
public, dated December sd last, promised
70 their customers 10 furnish not only 9
better light, but at = rate dfsy cents per
Thousand cubic feet lower than any rival
company.
The annual election for directors oc-
Cured on yesterday, and the first act Of
the new board wss to pass . resolution to
carry into effect the promise above named
and to mEke the following reduction;
From S. per thousand cubic feet, to
50 80 per Thousand, with she usual discount
Of FIFTY CENTS Z THOUSAND, for pay
ment within the first i've days OF the
month It will thus be seen that the
price Of gas will be reduced to rWo DOL
LARS per thousand for cask payments.
This reduction to take effect from date.
All the controlling interest of this COM
psny has but recently passed into the
hands Of the present owners, yet the new
board of directors return their thanks to
the public for the patronage extended In
the past, and promise to use every enort
In their power to furnish . light M
ausllsd in bTillisncy, and at q price that
will be satisfactory 20 all consumers.
W. 8. BRUCE, President.
o1o. W. GIFT, Ss0y.
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PEDRO CAEAL8 has purchased tbs en-
tire right, privileges, etc, of the old saloon
keps BY Mad. Vincent years aso, No. -
Unio1 street. and Is now prepared 70 fur
nish The best the market produces. His
oysters this past week have been the best.
His nanors are pure.
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wednesday, Haroh a7tb. At 70 o'OIsos an.

ned IN fufurs. 81 r. uiar int v7f- e. ne
% nom time 70 uUs am ouucad Thoss ce-
s1rtng 70 avail the selves Of oar sarvi css
EoEld 90 veil 30 cali promptly and arrapzs
the prelimfnariea
~SsAEARER, that We VII n.fhsr
Draoslce nor Der 4 aov cfber shsn OPzr.
FAIR 3 L8alT1EATE srDDfEaa. . OH -.
A~1aSLAk12AEs q Q ? PuDuc sales
Any u these ATts rSy . ru-cr7rsf af
saia eoNoHO = EILHIzY.
4out1 r. . n E4fa e fEeaaFaL
- A~d4sea street, u easpEfs
IA a1cTa kleT WI & n1 tate ulnra
sne TTeEi 1kFlEk1Ls 8 succsE4EEl
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s1nIrs STILES at whsatOn's
WAGGEaER,

II you want good clothes,
II you want b best clothes,
II You want the incest clothes,
II you want the neAtest cut clothes,
II you want the dressisst looking clothes
II you want the best mace clothes,
II you want the most misunderstanding
clothes,
II you want the most elegant clothes,
CO 10 WAGGENER'S,
si7X Main street.
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Congregational Church-UniOn street
Services at eleven In the morning, and
at half past seven in the evening. Sun
day school at half-psst nine.
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Faa REHT on SALE.

STORE HOU5E-Grest Bargain for Cash
- T. { vsluatle store house, No. ls Front
a. eets - now onere1 for ERle or rent. Apply
10 J.1R B Ct No. S92 front street.
DEFIDE6CE-A desirable residence. in
IL thorough repair. cO~1tainfnR nine rooms.
Rood water anc plenty o shade, q lew ateps
from teIminns OF Poplar street railroad.
Apply 70 III. LASH. 100 Front sueeI.
small farm, near The Ra eiEh
u eIstOD, n. end U. R r one mile sasf of
Raleigh; eiEeen 80 6nC ~ acres open land.
good improvements, fruit, etc. App 70 w
y. hLulansons nesr the premises, or 10
fe7 D L STEWART. MemphiA.
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Rev. Inward PAyson Walton win lac
ture tonight In the Enitsd states court
room, $50 Main street, on ''The Book
Sealed with Seven Seals, unzealsd."
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INpUsTR RIAL EXPOSITION.
First Response to our Article Of Fri.
dsy-A Suggestion.
MEnrH1.. Trrr., March 2. u7a,

MEMPHIS, TESN5 March 2, H72
EDITORS APPEAL-I have bsen with
Others much pleased to see in your excel
lent and enterprising journal of the 1st
instant, an earnest artlcle favOring the
holding Of q Memphis industrial sxposi
ton st some suitable time of the ensuing
fall.
There is oerteinly no city more adapted
by mean location and its accomplishments,
and by possession of average mutual de-
pendencies and aggregate and variety Of
resources, and OF m9n and means for sue
an enterprise. None which needs 1t more
and to which it could promise greater or
more readily accepted benefit, and to have
an exposition we only need that cur
people q our papers will constantly stir
the subject until an active interest is
evolved, or that some warm advocate Will
rise 10 It's vigorous advancement. As
embodying the needed energy, admins
trstive ability, whOle-souled public spirit,
high standing at home and abroad, and
unhampered determination to work for
Memphis. We know no n more suited
to give faith, popularity, prestige and full
est success as q prime mover and final
president thar VIM r Moore, with whom
your present correspondent hiss neither
personal nor business acquaintance, nor
with his feeling on this subjsct.
If he will take the administrative lead
and general direction as q proper repre-
sentative of a city essentially commercial,
and the mechanics supply the more di-
rectly executive herd, and for the present
interest before 1t gets cold there Is no Gan
ger Of a failure. Very respectfully. etc
OLD CITIZEN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-03

The anniversary exercises Of the Mem.
phis and Shelby County Bible socieIv
will be held at the Cumberland Presbyts-
risn church, Court street. ct three O'Clock
this Sunday afternoon. Addresses bV
9. Lsndrum, ID, and Rev. W. \. Boegs.
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SILK dress hats at wheaton.

HAVE IOU szEN ThOs. B oOnsy q Co.'S
Excelsior gaiterG
am wearing a pair, and think thsrn the
pleas ATTEST shoe 7 have eVsr wore.
Where 10 his storeg
a26 Main asraat-
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d 8. Wheeler lectures on 9~pirstuaiism.
Morning, half. past ten o'elockl eveninR
services st haIf-psat ssVen oieloak-Bak
jests '6eisnoe nn4 NeitIienn
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a00Ks AND BOARD.

ID DON All BoARp-A large pleasant front
Itloom, vito board also, 3 lew day board
ol6. az No It4MonrOe street.. NM
DOARDEE--A few good boarders can be
ID aecommOda ed 81 y Morr G Byrsst feSs
ID OOMSA AND BOA ED-Rcoms, furnished or
IA u~nfurnishsC, with board, Tor Iamuies CT
BinRle gentlemen. Also. . lew day boGrders
can be accommodated, 81 III CourI str et.
- rs r WfH1n.
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RncHHsCKn hsss j wheason,s.

6RNTLE1rEE's WEAR cleaned without
scrubbipg or securing aud made like nsWs
st the Memphis Steam Dyeing Establish
mens, 81 Madison street.
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= &
.TaHrX -.

Tho DavId Park ~GEa Hom.sfeasB
her .dvs tissd sn1 20 tp0aed GA so-
count o. severity or weather nsardad ~
Jackson. Park. Davte sna walker ~ nrsS.
sous@ Memphis o. PREMsEt aIGHEsF
EIDDzR, WIzECEE kE5ERYs,
wednesday. March goth. stI0 o'clOsk an.
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Ffrut RaptIaf Ohurah

Rev. J. P. Boyce viii lecture on HEdu.
cation," at quartsr-past seven this even.
ing. The usual services by the pastor,
Or. Landrum.
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EXAMINE the fine assortment Of hats at
Weston & Co.'s, The Hatsers, 27e Main
street, sign of the Tiger.
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BRAT. C0nFonT AND EooEoEx.-1his
you Wlii get b. hsging your CRATES SCI
with Lemons Improvement OsA q -
Second ssrees4
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Rsv David Walk, the pastor, breaches
this morning st half past ten O'Clock, and
IN the svenins At halfpsst ssVen, Seats
frea.
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THE 3 ! SOCIETY.

A-nnfVersaFy Exercises Of the Memphis
aad shelby County Bible sOeIssy.