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OLIVES THIRD LECTURE was spoken In
the theater last night 20 q much better
audience than listened TO her other dis
courses. The subject, Nice Young
Men," attracted q number Of curious peo-
pie and amusement-seekers who were not
disappointed. Her portfolio of character
sketches contains a great variety of sprigs
of humanity, most of them taken from
life; and mostly all Of them of abnormal
development, The common young man"
and b "Ordtuary young man. were left
out, and inasmuch As these compose the
bulk OF that class OF humanity, it may be
said that the young man in general was
not touched on by the lecturess at all,
She has not much affection for the silly
young man who Is always trying to be
we'll hammered. The bOOrish youth Of
brains Ia much mor tOlersble, vet this
lister is not by any means to be consid-
ered her choice. She would prefer the
good qualities of both combined In one.
III the wish OF people could be Rrati6ed.
most likely the best qualities of ali
owes young men would be COM
oined IN one solid mass of a~doieaoent
psrlection. and then we should have
gae 'angelic young man, IL Il 10 ba ~
Rr5tted that the cheerful boY0 OF the
fair Olive should be 80 like the Droverhial
religious type that IL sc freouentlv met
with in tract and religious Stories He
is q cripple, poor fellow, or rather was. for
he is now happily dead. He never
frowned nor shed q tear, though he snf
fsrsd the most excruciatinR torturas All
the days Of his extraordinarily cheerful
life: end for two whole months bsfore bis
demise he neVe closed his eyes ror lay
upoD q bed, but was prOpped mp by pill
lows behind and before. The patience ard
sweetness of this youth would be virtue
enough 70 redeem 3 whole family OF very
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ARKANSAS GRIEEs AND ACCIDENTS.
A Few BanGuInRFy Items from the
TOOthPick state.

We are In receipt of q few items Of in
terest from the tOOthpick State scross the
river, which are worthy of record. We
learn by river that on Monday last an
Irishman named Wells, who was put of a
boat near Camden, was shot and killed
on the rosd near that town. The report
says he went into q wsyside grocery to
rest and refresh g little, and while there
two country boys rode up and entered
into conversation with him. In a half
hour after ward, about two hundred yslds
from the house, be was shot and killed by
the boys, who rode away, leaving his dead
body on the roadside. The ssms day
Joseph Bennett was killed in a quarrel by
one Evans, who was incsrcerated In
Hampton calhoun county, Jail. The
mob gathered round the jail, threatening
lynch law and other violence, and were
only prevented from doing damage by the
prompt intervention OF the militia. A
man named Preston was shot and killed
the same day in Russellvile by g man of
the name OF Moore, with whom he had q
game OF cards. They qusrrelled over the
cards, and in the fight which followed
Preston was killed.
A gentleman from Chicot county reports
approaching trouble In Lske Village, snd
the governor has been advised thereof
and has ordered militia to the seen Of
trouble.
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EEArH OF IOsM e. CLAYTON.

On Wednesday last, John Salisbury
Clayton, one of the old citizens Of Mem
phis, died very suddenly at his residence,
four miles on the Germantown road No
more large. besrted, whole-souled man
ever came to this city. He was known to
every one of the old settlers of Shelby
county. He came to this city with J. N.
Patrick in lSS7-now going on thirty-fve
years ago.. he wss a dTygoods-merchant
In this city yesrs ago. He was in the city
on Mardi GrRs day, and enjoyed himself
very much. He took q congestive chill
that night, and died next day. At that
time Of his death, besides his place on the
Germantown road, he owned q plantation
in Walnut Bend, and was among the
class of people who are truly called
/" Well-of0 Mr.. Clayton was a sterling
citizen, against whom no one ever had oc-
cssion to say g hard word during the
course Of q long and pescefuI life. Though
he was well advanced in years, ne looked
young. The sunshine Of q genial nature
shone out from his ford and cheertul
face. No man has left us behind IN roc
iGchTymdTUm mR.do who Is more deeply
widely, and sincerely regretted thsn
John 8. Clayton, who was q GOOD q e1-
emplsry citizen and q true friend.
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The APPEAL IN THE CITY.
Place. at which the Daily Appeal can
be Procured.

IN DAILY APPEAL can be had every morn
Ing Al the fOuo~w1ng-named places in the city:
At APPEAL COununR-koom, 4 Union street.
At the newsstand Of Joe Locke, No. 2s6k
Main street
Al the newsstand Of J. Mansford, corner
OF second and Monroe streets.
At the newsstand in the Peabody hotel
Al the newsstand IN the Commercial hotel
At the newsstand Ia the Worsham house.
AT the newsstand In the Oyerton hotel.
. the newsstand In the Southern hotel.
At the newsstand Of Emmons q Son, No 10
Jefferson street..
Attic newsstand OF VIM. Spickernagle, cor
ner OF Fourth and Poplar streets.
II the newsstand on st. Louis wharfboat
AT tke newsstand al Lanier a EldridRe'E
Second street, near Madison.
At the newsstand of HOLIDAY, on Beale
street, near Main.
AT the newsstand AZ the Railroad depots,
AT the newsstand on the Memphis and Lit
Tie Rock WharfDoat.
At South Memphis news-depOt No. 30 Beale
street, near Second.
Al Jas. COrwin'z, 2sK Main street, near Mad.
son
Al Paul Wrightis, 26 Main street.
At n, h. JohnEtonis newsstand, 4S4 MAN
street
Al walkers Newsstand, No. IO5 Beale
tTest opposite Besle street market
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g0OES aap suARp.

EUkNIsHED ROOMS. Apply attic Beale
II street.
ID OOMs-1wo front rcOls with boaidln a
III private IsEllIgs Apply a o. 4Ares'
sIreet. A 40, . lew day DoErdcrs can De &C
oommcdz.ea. leL3
u,RREE ROOMS for rent, with good board
i Apply al Appeal once. leLo
nooEgARD EOARD-Rcoms, furnished OF
II unfinished, win board, ior IanLleso OF
single EsuLeluen. Also = lew ahy noAIueAs
cah Ds aooUmmOoateo, a. III Court strteL
ia 4 {. r WOOD.
.-oARD-BuARDERS-Two very large and
% hand one ucnt rooms, nrbt ano second
FTOueE, EOW vacant, a 10 IOUTt street, EACH
veil rulUed FOR gentleman and vile OF sMA4A
family, DAY bCaIuers handsomely accom-
mooSsed. References gwen reqoIs9.
Ia OOHs-Ftos large rooms, front snd back
II with board. can be obtained by spplcs-
ton. with reference, 81 O. HaolkoL EueSts
Fun RAJ OR SALE.
LsAhM-A ANAL iarm, near lie Ra eigh
II station, II. and q. 4. Il, enc nile east Of
Raleigh: between 6G snC " bcTSs open land
good improvements, tut, etc. App 10 "
3. Williamson, near the prtmMes, or 10
fe7 MI. l.. STEWART Memphis
-
rtUK0.
EUz UAFE.-Appy 70 Colonel Alexander
III appeal ONCE iel5
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this position can be heard snd determined
and they win ever prey.

this POSITION can be heard and determined;
and they viii ever pray.
Elicit q PHELAN, Attorneys.
State OF TENNESSEE
County ofSheiby.
Jacob Friedman, one OF the above petit
toners, being sworn, says that the facts
stated in the foregoing petition are true
to the beRt of his knowledge and belief.
Sworn and subscribed before me this
9th day of January, A. ID. 1872,
s. A, MOORE ~
Justice of the Peace for Shelby county,
Tennessee. ~
An agreed case upon this matter, got
ten up In Nashville and referred by Judge
Guild TO the supreme court, win come up
for hearing on Monday next. But indie
pendent of that, our cases here will go to
the supreme court also, no matter which
way the decision may be given. The con-
tsst 1t viii be seen, Is upon constitutional
grounds upon which a final decision can
not be had outside Of the supreme court
of the State. 49,
Governor Harris is retained for the
State here. Attorney General Heiskel
will represent the State st Nashville. We
are not advised that he will be assisted by
any of the legal gentlemen of that city
on Monday next.
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Saturday, March I6. 1872.

with legal hOurs. the following desc-tba4
real estate, to-wtt: Lying aud bein0 IL ~
county Of Shelby nd Slate OF Ts1nesseo
about tWo-and-one-hsif miles =;
Court Square, near n adtacsrt 10 RE If1s
under oonstruetto1t said real esfafs mo-.
particularly described a. follows: Lots No
g. .. g. 10 and l4 each containing one acre
and Lot No. II. containing I 1l-l00 qcrss ~
laid on BY ]. 81. Mcclure, Couarv s1-vs1
when u on nle IN this cause, and which 80
De seen al any time on application.
TERMS OF a credit on asva,,.
twelve months; notes win sscurffv taSls
and lien retained IN land untH Ds-.1e-e
purchase money. This Febraary 81 ~
MI. LSTEWAHT, Csrk and Nssfsr
Hn1th 3 Ja9srson, Solicitors SHS5s
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| commanding the said Mathes to desist
| from any further proceedings Tor the col
| lection Of said taxes until the matters Of
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bad people. It Is q pity that dramatic ef-
feet required he should die. It would be
9 consolation to have him still living.
Halfad oxen, at least, of s~ympsthetic ladies'
who heard Of him from the lips OF OnVe
last night would go to see him next sum
mer when making their usual summer
tour. He was beautifully done. Inc
mice Young Men" is certainly the most
effective lecture that Olive has to deliver.
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HAsGHIc TEMPLE.
Old BUILDING FOR SALE.

OEALEn PROPOSALS win be reosived n
the once OF he Secretary for sixty dayz
nom date February 70, 1872l for the purchase
OF the two tory building on the northeast
corner Of Madison and second streets, 50 81
~ feet. Ths same must be removed within
thirty lays from date OF purchase, or when
ordered by the Directory.
Terms cash, or approved stxty days note
The DIrsetory reserve the right 70 reject
any or all bids.
By order OF the Directory.
u. II. HIaBEE, President.
A. ]. Secretary. fell COW
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ENGUEER's OFFIoE OF PADUGAH ANp0
MEMPHIS RAILEoAQ COMPANY, !

PROPOSALS for executing the gradsffon.
bridging and tracK laying. and far 49,
delivery OF crossties aud timber, on that ny.
ton OF the Raducah and Memphis Raflrosd
extending from Memphis to CoyinQt0n. .
distance OF 81 miles, VIII be received Al me
ONCE Of the Chief Engineer, in Msnnbfs
until March s, 1872, at u %
ties OF work and materials can be Seem a1d
blank bids obtained by applying al the IN.
gineer's INC in Memphis, on ana after Fsh
ruary II, 1879.
Proposals hould be directed to the Chiaf
Engineer OF said railroad company.
The company reserve the right 10 retaof
any and all bids.
BY order OF the Board OF DireetorA
4. i. UHES Secretary
las PaducAh and Aamphs R1R IN
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treasurer aOsUd5 10
Respectfully submitted,
]. G. CAIRNS, Secretary.
DR., J. L.. n. Tsy lor, chairman on teach
ers and textbooks, made the following
report, which was ordered to be received
and published:
To the Honorable Board of Education:
Your committee respectfully report
that, st an examination held, according
to your regulations on the last Saturday
in January, tbs persons holding the fol-
lowing numbers, having attained the
average required, we recommend that
certificates of qualification grammar
grsdel be issued TO them:
No. 405, general average ........".-...S7 2-3
No. 1893, general s~verage..--.... ...-....75 8 5
No, 1876, general Rversge.m"-..--..,75 l 3
The following numbers, 397, S93, 400,
400 and 400, having fallen below the aver
age, are rejected by your committee.
No. 400, having obtained g general aver
age Of 80 in an examination in higher ms.
themstics, vi respectfully recommend
that q principals certificate be issued to
him.
At Q special examination Mrs. s. I.
Eubsnks attained the general average of
S9H. We recommend That a certificate be
issued to her.
At q special examination of two colored
applicants, your committee made an <
animation in the elementary principles of
geography, grammar and arithmetic.
While we cannOt recommend Q full grade
certificate to be issued, owing to the char
scter of the examination made, yet, from
the satisfactory way in which our ques-
tions were answered, we are inclined to
recommend q certificate to teach in the
colored schools. We do not by our action
desire to favor any lower standard of pro-
~fciency in u teachers or u require
ments of them, but base our proceedings
in the matter upon the necessities of the
case, and suggest that teachers holding
certificates to teach in the eolored schools
only, be paid a lower salary than those
holding full grade certificates.
Respectfully submitted,
JOHN L. h. TAYLOR,
GEORGE E, STAHL.
V. +. ELLIOT.
Visiting committees appointed to the
several schools for the month ending Sth
of March, 1872:
Adams street school and Washington
street schools-Mr. George E. Stshl,
Judge Morgan, Colonel W. A. Stephens,
B. NJ Estes and N. Jones, Esq.
Court street-Mr. W. s. Bruce, Mayor
Johnson and DIR. r, +. Brown.
Alabama street and Raleigh road
schools-Dr. V. F. Elliott, Rev. DR.. Itch
enor, Captain W. G. Barth and s. 81.
Dunscomb, Esq.
Linden street-Dr. ]. L. b. Taylor, Rev.
James Carmichael and Alderman Dent.
Peabody-Dr. Fsnner, Noble s.. Bruce,
Waddy Thomson, and James Lsnow,
Esq
market strest-Dr. r. W. Mitchell,
Judge 7. r. Smith, Colonel J.. 7. Leath
and 8. B. Robins, Esq.
Chelsea schools, white and colored-
Messrs. NJ. V. Holbrook, J. W. Heath,
Jos. Hsines and VIM. Folwell.
South street and Third street extended
schools-Mr. A. Il. Merrill, Al
dermsn Pendergrsst, Hans Lemon, B. h.
Plain and jos. Grieskaber. i
The Board then adjourned.
J. q. CAIRNS, Seo'y. %
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q AWNILL FORSALEoRLEAsE-FoTP par
y ieulsrs apply at the once Oh Tic .sis
Phis Dry Dock company.
IsTDE CA desirable residence, eos De
h SoUo street, lot 81 by 10, corAe'' Apply
On the premises, OF at Os FRONT
FLA
DULINis LANDING, Oh ARAAEsAs
RIVER-GOod stand for 8 store 6OO4
0oen Iznd 70 rent OF sell chesp: Goo1 stsHo
fer s ferrv. Inquire at 81 MADISON slIeeL
a0TsF ANDLOF.L VIII sell my swelling
SonEs ard Iot. No. $50 Second street, be-
@Tes7 Poplar and Exchange, containing Z
rooms. win AL the modern Improvements
bSf1 room, not and cold water, gas, ele. aAs
is = good chance lnr 81 RSLson
h2Te eheSP' VA. WORsHAM.
-0s ssLE or TO TRADE Tor Other prop
aTtv in the city or Its suburbs, 3 lOt On
fbs 1orth side OF Jefferson street, Al IL loter
sscLIoR with Charleston avenue Apply
,als No. u Madison street.
ENsIRE-The E-hOrse power Portable En-
n cine, built by the employees OF tns Mem
MI and Charleston h2llrOso
inch sooK the premium al the Lste FhH'
Thig engine was built from eelecteo MhtS-
rails, and the Work sne hSAe SNP
jai0 ID BUhkE, "a -. Id. 66-So
- Fan FUTAToks 1000 barrels Early Bus.
sets: SO barrels Early hosei 5O psILen
FsrIy Goodrion; 100 barrels feacnDlOWsi
SO 6Rrre's PinEeyes; go barTes LohoSH
Ladies; 30 barrels OLion 5eS.
SUTTON, Tkl99S ~
IN NOS, $50 and $50 Front street.
n EsIDEsCE-Desirahle residence, ga JEFF
II feTEOn street. Apply on premises. ho1o
I OTs-on walnut street. O. time; Apply
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loFFICIALl
BOARD OF SCHOOL VISITORS
Proceedings OF Regular Meetisg Last
Monday


The Board of Education held their reg
ulsr meeting this evening Present
Gavin, Holbrook, Stshl, Elliott, Fenner,
Wiggin, Bruce, Msnsford, Phelap, Taylor,
Bsteman, W. q, Mitchell and Fleming.
Mr.. Bruce, vice-president, presiding.
The minutes of the former meeting
we're read and approved.
The superintendent presented bic
monthly report, which was ordered to be
received and fled.
Mr.. Gavin, of the finance committee,
presented the payroll and the following
bills for the month of January, Is sp-
proved by that committees:
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AucnQn sAlss.
BY "a Ras11S% So CO
AaGtiOh5ers & eO@missisa HsFe'hts
ssA FRONF sF.. row aDAHA

VIII sell THIS MORNING, af 10 o'eHsA
Without reserve OF limit:
100 eases of Men Calf, Kip, Wax and
Split Boots;
IO0 eases Of Men's and Boys ShOos-aar
sorted styles;
80 cases WOman's and Misses Shoes, -
sorted.
Also, so sets OF Furs-good quality and
styles; 500 gross assorted Toilet Soaps: lA
doSen Army Socks; 100 gross fresh Backing:
also, Clothing, Dry Goods, Hats, Caps No
tons, Cutlery, Glassware, etc.
~ Country m~erchants, and the trada uru
orally, Will md Il TO their interest to affsoa
cur sales. Private sales at suction prices N
alI times. "a
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ZOE SA.E.

E, ECoND-HAED Furniture, testhers u
HOnsahOId Goods OF all kinds tooGh5 a.
~ second stresL
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and may provide special modes of ASSESS
ing and collecting the tax, different from
he regulations that apply TO taxes on
other property; bat petitioners deny that
any power Is given to tax the property of
merchants, dir city or Indirectly, at
persons,
Petitioners show that they have no
other remedy that Is plain and speedy
against the
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Stockholders EIsctiOn.

OFyrcx OF PH0E1x INz 90. OF HKaPHsl
Memphis, February 8 ls72.
THE annual election for seven Directors
on this company for the easuing year win
be held at the Company'E enee. No HMadi-
son street. on SATURDAY. the 18th February,
1871, between the hours Of 10 N. and 8 p m.
By ordsr OF th9 President.
BE. WHITE. Jr- ssOrssaEys IS
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. sum NCEL desrrsbie residence, 20oD De
n $40 street, lot % by 10, corner. Apply
the premises, or At % VRaNr
fila
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STRAYEp.

MULES REWARU-From IS JeGe, son
wi - Get, one brown maze mule, G years
o d ~ hnnog htEh, long DuGhy tai ana har-
meas marks also, one gray horse mule,
about IL names high. s years old, reached
and rail- HnaVed-
fe CHAs WORDEN.
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WEDNESDAY,, 2Ist FERRuARY. AZ.

for The purpose of taking action on the pro.
posal Of the Southern Railway Security Com.
pany TO lease tbs main and certain branch
lines OF this COmpany's railways, and also
Tor the confederation OF any other matte.
touching the interest OF ansirs Of this Corn.
psny that said stockholders may deem i'd
visible. MI. WICKS, President,
GEO Secretary. fa2s-dRW
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ChaBesry Sale of Real Estate
SATURDAY., MARCH IS, 1872.

No. Ge-In the Second ChaneaN Court n
Shelby county, Ten~ressee.-EiiEa s. VolIen-
bne, Executrtx, vs.. IreLV. Vonsutfue a. Al
d. virtue or an order OF sale made IN tbs
- above causs,1 viii sell. &C public auction
TO the htgheat bidder. in font OF the CTerk
n Masters once Of tbs Second ChsncsrV
Court, 6reenlaW Opera Fouses Second street
city Of n This Tennessee. on
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KING CARNIVAL.
He COnEFatula1ea His Loyal Subjects
upon the First Observance OF
MardI GrRs,
And Issues His d Touching the
celebration Of Ghe Great Festt-
val I'm 1873.

EpTToRs APPEAL-Although we had not
purposed to so early promulge the cen
templated organization of a society for
the advancement of the jollity OF the
next md, it is hoped, msny succeeding
Msrdi Gras c~arniVals, yet the pervssiYe
enthusiasm and universal good feeling
noted throughout the day and night OF
our Initial saturnslis, snd the entire ABB
sence of q single incident 70 ohafe the feel-
iugs of any or to make the sllghSest ques-
ton a. 10 the delicscy of attending or
OF taking part In the revel, save the rare
attempts o penetrate by force the himsy
veil OF concealmeut which gave all the
zsst. aud whose ssnctity honor DEGREES
shall not be attempted, only by the sharp
meas of the senses, evinces sufficiently
the Rnimus of our people to encourage
us to pe~rpetuste an embrio organization
whose continuance was agreed 70 be made
conditional thereon, and the many ire
sistibls
WHISPERED INQUIRIES
from our lady friends who masked, and
q lady friends who did not, impels US
to seek this non-publicity for which we
Grave your columns, lest ~perchsnce that
interest die from very hopelessness Of at
tainmsnt.
Having already q sufficient nucleus to
insure success, we will, until q stated
time, increase our membership upon q
sole basis Of suitable material, and, too
insecure upon our throne to demand, as
vet, we only beg the boon Of your col
to support our usurpstion and to
defend and aid our right; for although
we do not claim that the town has q right
or interest in draining its supporting
country by g transient flood into the COT
fers of the few, who, instead of sn essen
tisl element of our prosperity, are only q
FUNeoID APPENDAGE.
1t. we give our aid that our founts may
be drained to dryness by the annual
hegirs 10 places which promise more, be-
cause older, larger and more distanb-syei
and in the hope that our older, more
wealthy, powerful and influential citizsns
will lend their might by cordial welcome,
hospitality, by cessation from
business, and by increase Of public at
fractions, to arrest the annual tide borne
through US,
WE Will oRDAIN
that no mummer or mssker appear in
daylight, save between the hours of ten
in the morning and three O'Clock
in the evening, as marked by our signal
bell, and that between those hours ell
ceSse and their places be closed,
the stands needed for refreshments
and the magazines for carnivs' goods.
That all shops, factories and SCHOOLS
be closed the entire day.
OUR GRAND PROCESSION
will move from five to seven O'Clock in
the evening. Our ball will be from seven
to twelve O'Clock in the evening, La
Mode will then decree that our guests at
tire in inexpensive and csre-tree COS
in accord with the spirit of the
day, that Midss may not vie with Menus,
and 30 may be ahsppy day OF long an
nusl recurrence.
Given under our Cross the 10Th day, the
% month, AID, 1872, and A. RI.
MERLIN, G.. s.,
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EnR REM.

4 OT-On Walnu street On M ApPH
~ at 3 Union st. SAoE+s D4AON.
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Memphis and Louisville
WINTER SCHEDULE,
Nsvsnhsr "a, 1871.

frain leaves Day Expreae-----......-.. d:l5 Am.
New York--..---.-..... lao pm,
Brownsville recommendation, 4.l6 ono.
Elegant sleeping cars run through to st
Louis Nashville aud Louisville on the IsS0
pm. train. Thel15 PM. ard as am. trsins
do not run on Sunday, J. T. BOYD,
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Tbs New Mamnhls Iheafar

TB now ofierei for sale or lease. Bids or
proposals.. either for purchase OF lease,
will be received until the bret OF April next.
Address THOMAS WICKERSHAM, Room
No IS, second floor, Old P~ostOnice Building,
Memphis, Tenn. lslO
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inc ~ ,ha aIta5atjva snd snariant nIp~oH
ties of Upper Blue Lick, says; "There il
not in Americs-in the world perhaps-
any other one specimen of natural mineral
spring water holding In solution so great
e variety of salts, the value of which in
the treatment Of disease is amply attested
by their daily employment in some form
BY our most skillful physicians"
MANSFIELD q HIGBEE,
Wholesale Agents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-17

SoRE THROAT, Cough, Gold, and similar
troubles, II suffered 20 progress, result In
serious pulmonary affections, oftentimes
incurable. Browns Bronchial Troches"
reach directly the seat Of the disease, and
give almoet instant relief.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-02-17
6snsrsl Nesting Of Steskhelasrs
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Memphis and eAarIestsa Railroad eausbv.

DURSUANT to g resolution of the BOARD of
Il Directors OF the Memphis n CharIeSton
Railroad Company, adopted at q called meet
ing thereof, held In the city Of Memphis on
the Ath day Of January, 1877. q general m sst-
ing OF stockholders In the said EaiIrosd Com
pAny is hereby called, to be held in the city