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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-27
0 scoTT ON ToP.
How Tie People who Dwell in the Best
Portions of Texas feel up0u
HallroGd Matters.
Tom Scot SuPereeGinR n. o. RObsrts-
heiE Lie Infused info Railway
Connections.

An esteemed correspondent and friend
OF ths APPEAL in Lamar county, Texas,
sends nj the gratifying intelligence that
This paper is doing good work In that sec
tioDs by rousing up the people TO an en-
enthusiasm on railroad affairs not hitherto
dreamed OF. He also sends as another
letter, which gives some interesting de-
tails about railroad projects and about the
country:
"BRAY's STORE, March 10, 1879.
"EOIToRs APPEAL-I wrote you January
lesh That our railroad hung FIRE until It
Hss decided which YVES the biggest man
Scott or Roberts. Scott is the man, and
three coi.ps of surveyors are as work, sur
veying sfrssh the old Memphis and FL
Psso rosd (shs old papers lost or burnt st
Jefferson in some OF the fires there.) This
rosd ru'ss through an edge OF one of the
best portions OF Texss, from ten to TWEEN
" miles parallel with Rsd river, from
Clsrksville TO BOnhsm. The land north
of it is mostly timbsred, of various kinds,
a splendid piusry, ten steam mills cutting
IS hne lumber as can be made, and sew
erRl plsniug-mtlls and shingls machines,
snd south OF the railroad is prairie, from
below GAINESVILLE to Paris, from three to
five miles across, running south from six
TO fEeen miles, and black and timbsred
land, from one to three miles wide, be-
tween tbs prsiTies. Paris Is situated on q
high, ssndy place in the edge OF Grand
prsiris. 1t has about four thousand in
hsbitanta within three miles square, and
is improving fast. The road from there to
Honey Grove, twenty-five miles. il on q
dividing ridge OF prairie. For fifty miles
the road viii be but little cut or filled
moi much, If any, over i've feet. IL such
q country rs this will not support 8 rail-
road they had better stop building-with
the aid tEia State of Texas gives b road,
This Is q good smail-Rrsin country. Corn.
cotton, tobacco do well, as also fruits and
vegetables Of all kinds, some attention
having been psid to them in the last few
years. Farming is progressing finely. The
land ploNys better than it has for fifteen
years. Some corn is up, and others have
just bsguIl to plant. The cotton lands are
seeded up, with an excellent prospect for
a good crop, Ws.hsye a plenty ofeorn and
bacon E.ogs fstten on b prairie and in
the timber. Stock is improving. Ia the
last six weeks we have had but little rain.
Our roadB are fine. Wheat looks well;
osts also. E. BRAY"
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PASSION WEEK.
Services at ST. MAry's CatbedraI-Lee
tuFe by Rev. George Harris.

This being passion week It Is observed
with due solemnity by the Episcopal
church. During this week daily services
are being heldin this ornate miniature c.
thedral at z O'Clock @ m, II noon, 7.30 p,
m, with a short lecture.
Last evening the Rsv. George @. Har-
ris, the officiating minister, dlscoursed on
some Of the incidents in our Lords life.
He said that this very day was TO be re-
cognizsd as the anniversary Of the Sa-
viOur's last.vlsit to the Temple at Jeruse-
lem. In the evening he returned TO Beth
any to abide with tins family of which
Lazarus and Martha were members. Il
was his custom to spend his evenings
with those whom he loved, when
not wishing retirement snd solitude.
On the way to Jerusalem he had bsen
met by tbs Pharisees and Ssdducees, who,
after the resurrection of Lszsrus, were
very anxious shout his work, and sought
to entrsp him in the temple. They en-
deavorsd to fasten him on the question
of the tribute money, assuring themselves
that his answer to their inquiry would
certainly bring him into d~istsvOr, either
by Questioning the Romsn civil authOri-
ty, or by declaring himself a partisan Of
the government.
They again set about bringing him into
difficulties on the question of marriage,
but his reply equally disconnected them.
It was upon this day the Savior gave TO
the world the parallels of the vineyard,
the u%nfsithful husbandman, and the
marriage feast.
Whilst these divine teschings were pro-
ceeding, the Phsrisees and Ss6ducees &C
knoWledged themselves bsf1 ID. The
widow then enters upon the Ecene
and throws in her two mites, to
which Our Lord directs the at
tention of his disciples, enforcing
the beautiful lesson that her small offer
ing was more acceptable than that Of the
rich. who gave only from their super
abundance.
Christ hen prophesied the destruction
OF Jerusalem, which had its fuldIlment in
a succeeding generation, This was equiv
alent to the announcement of the firm
establishment of Christ's church upon
earth and the dispersion of the Jews as a
nstion-the commencement of the COM
monweslth of Christianity.
The lecturer commended to his hearers
the careful reading Of the three fables al
luded to. They illustrated the workings
of the Ssviour's own heart toward his peO-
pie. In the midst Of his own eventtnl
preparations he could not help stopping
20 shed g tear over those who were ulti-
to put him to desth, 81 event
which wa the glory of the whole world
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PLUM1BNe, sl5 Second street.
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THE GREAT DISPLAY.
First Splendid OPeRIOE Of the Season
in MenHPhis-A Great Treat for
the Ladies'.
The 3. LOweIls4ein Bros. to show Forth
the sPraaE aud SUNNI r styles
this Evening".

Chisi among those VINO regulate fashion
In Memphis sre to be clsssed the B. Low
ensteln Bros corner Jefferson and Main
streets. They are justly recognized as
sound oracles on sl matters pertaining to
sound taste III ladies' dress. This Ia oW-
ing to the fact that they are in immediate
connection with 3 Paris house where the
fashions are SCI. Hence 1t is that the Ia
dies viii eagerly consult with these head
quarters, ana will throng Its ample halls
this evening to sss what Is the latest in
style OF cut, in tint, in material, what is
the predomin2ting color, snd what COM
bine5ions are to be popular this spring
and summer.
There hss probably never been a grester
variety or more costly i-mportstiOns in
silks than b present season displays.
These impOrsstions number among them
the spring or sllmmer silks 19inches wide,
which are sold for 81, and 81 Is, and 81 60;
q better silk which measures "A inches,
which is valued ct 50 8 yard, and the su-
perb silks which show ali the newest and
the rsTest tints, which are q inches wide,
and which arc marked s. 90. BroeRded
silks, "A inches wide, and which range
from 81 TO s. 3 yard, have grounds which
display the Cloth color, upon which the
rsrest and brightest flowers are strewn.
TIE Daily Warden is another feature to
be noticed. Thsy are to be found ct Low
snstsin's establishment, IN ali colors and
of all materials. Il would be tedious to
enumerate the various spscialties of the
season, in laees, fans, collars, gloves and
the countless eli ceterss that ladies' require
inrtheir necessarily frequent changes of
dress during spring and summer The
Messrs, LOwenstein have this year q dis
play Of goods for spring and summer use
which, is no exageration to say, was never
before equaled In this city for variety, ex-
tent snd richness. This evening, COM
meneing at hall past seven O'Clock, and
tastes and judgments. IL viii be q tiae
for admiration. Let c iticism CONS after
ward.
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THE APPEAL IN lie In.
Places &c which the Daily Appeal can
be Procured

The DAILY APPEAL can be mad every morn
ing at the fOlloWing-nRmed places In the olty
At APPEAL C~ounting-Room, IA Union street.
At the newsstand Of Joe Locke, NC. G5H
Eafn street.
All ne newsstand OF ". J. MRnsford, corner
OF second and Monroe streets.
AT the news stand OF J. c. Eyrieh, No. $40
Main street.
Atthe newsstand in the Peabody hotel.
At the newsstand In The Commercial hotel.
At the newsstand In the Worshan house.
All the newsstand In the Oyerton hotel.
At the newsstand in the Southern hotel.
At the newsstand Of Emmons & Son, No. 10
Jefferson street.
Atthe newsstand OF VIM. Spickernagle, cor
ner Of Fourth and Poplar streets.
Al the newsstand on ST. Louis WharfbOat
Al the newsstand at LanteT & Eldridges,
Second street, near Madison.
Al the newsstand of HOLIDAY, on Beale
street, near Main.
At the newsstand at the Railroad depOts.
AT the newsstand on the Memphis md Lit
tie Rock wharfbOat.
At South Memphis neWs-depOt No.60 Beale
street, near Second.
At Jas. Corwinls, 2SH Main street. near Mad
iSOn.
At Paul Wrights, rs Main street.
At N. B. Johnston's newsstand, 4S4 Main
street.
At Walkers Newsstand, No. LOG Beale
street, opposite Besle street market
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RINGS.
HE LIVELY Things.

EDITORS APPEAL-"Riags" are all the
rage, but I am for the lever of the South
ern Inventors Aid Association. I sgree
with the Syracuse philosopher, that there
is nothing like the lever, and with your
correspondent, "Cotton Planter" thst
there is nothing like this lever Of 1nven-
tore Aid Association. Railroads and man
ufsctories are great levers TO Lift US, but
this lever Of invention, with 8 company
to furnish the fulcrum, transcends them
all in its power 20 pry Us into the position
of prosperity, There are many inventions,
to my certain knowledge worth millions,
now lying useless for the want of mesns
to bring them out, 1 was also pleased
with the plan and programme published
in the APPEAL of the 18th instant. II
will certainly and without doubt prove
the best investment on the market; and
also favorable 20 inventors, as 1t lifts them
The capitalist is made to rsise the
good inventor up, and then to make his
purse plethoric by the genius of b in
ventor. It must be msde a success, and
sweep the whole South, with Msmphis as
the initial, central and eligible point, the
fulcrum, FARMER.
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BEST IN THE R
The Best Speculation of MOdeFn IN.
dustry.

EDITORS APPEAL: A few dsyB z you
spoke OF the plantation Compress" being
tsksn TO Waco, Texas, for depressing cot
ton bales the coming season, and that the
gentleman expects to clear at least $40, Oc9,
starting on $1,000. There ara half a deZsn
such slresdy engaged for this very p1r-
pose, and there ara a hundred towns that
ship from ten TO twenty thousand bales of
cotton, not enough to justify s large steam
press, thst would pay the same way, viz:
Two presses cost 5000; one mule in the
middle, running alternately one and the
other, COMPRISING q hundred bales g day
at q cost oftWelve cents q bale, thus max
ing from ten to twenty thousand dollars
in one season flour mOnthsl from a capt.
tel of less shan $1,000. The same press re-
ouires the addition of the cotton-box TO be
adapted to the planter or the gin.
March o, 1872. s.. S. r.
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MEMPHIS COTTON.
The Course OF TIade-MemPhfs sim
Looking Up.

"Ws notice." says the New Orleans
Tines, "that the steamer Belle Lee is on
her way down from Memphis, whence she
started on Wednesday evening with two
thousand six hundred and fifteen bales of
cotton, which Ia Eaid TO be the heaviest
load of the staple shipped from that port
down the river for ten years. Including
this shipment are one thousand COM
pressed-freight 81 Is per bale. This fur
nishes 3 striking indication that the over
land rail route is becoming unsatisfactory,
and forclbly illustrates the correctness of
the New Orleans cotton trade taking efi-
Client measures to reduce the cost of trans
p~ortatiOn on he Southern rivers. How
sver desirable a st. Louis barge line
nav be to accommodate our Western
friends, and offer q bealthy competition to
the present transportation company, We
have not the slightest doubt that the pros
perity not only of our cotton factors and
Of all others engaged in the handling of
the staple, but OF every branch Of trade,
and especially dry goods, hardware, boots
and shoes, clothing and groceries, would
be far more promoted by southern barge
lines, which would carry cotton from
Memphis to New Orleans for SOC per bale,
and from all other ports and landings at
proportionate rates. IL at 81 p per bale
il be the interest Of those concerned to
ship 26l5 bales by one boat, 1t Ia fair to in
fer that with the important reduction In
freights that could be made by bsrges, the
bulk Of the Memphis cotton would be sent
this way. Where the cotton Is sold or val
ued for, there will the bulk of plantation
supplies be bought"
Our contemporary goes too fast. More
than half OF the above 26l5 bales of cot
ton was q through shipment to Liverpool
by one of our largest buyers. Therefore,
it must not be concluded that Memphis is
to become, az before the war, tributary TO
New Orleans. She Is old enough now to
run alone and to paddle her own canoe,
as the Times may learn by consulting the
statistical position Of the crop as pub
lished in thu APPEAL. If Memphis ships
cotton to New Orleans II viii be In the
same way and under the same conditions
as when she ships 70 New York. This
market 10, In many respects, an indepsnt-
ent market. Much, If not most, OF the
cotton that comes here Is bought by spin
ners' agents, ali Of whom uniformly report
that their shipments give such satisfaction
that q large increase on orders from year
to year Is q sure reault. In proof Of this
We publish, by permission, the following,
addressed by one Of the leading Eastern
mills 20 Messrs. B. Bayliss d Co, OF this
ely, leading and very influential buyers:
MEssRs B BAYLIss 4 Col have your let
ter having the notice Of the compilation Of or
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The tailor, par excellence, OF Memphis,
is now fairly prepared Tor the spring sea-
son, with all mtnner Of the latest styles
from France and EnglsEk. The nsW style
of dress and the new phsserns which Wax-
gener has on exhibition for his customers
are rich, attractive, lasting and in the best
taste. This 10 az IL should be, because
Wsggener is the tailor OF Memphis. His
historical name ian be seen over his door,
Blk Main street, below Monroe, not far
nom the Peabtdy hosGl. That's Wsg-
Renef's,
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For FAMILY USE Upper Blue Lick We.
ter, in bottles, Is admirable. 1t Is bottled
carefully at tho spring, and packed In
cases suitable for shipment to any part of
the world. In this form 1t is equal to the
water at the spring, and far superior to
that drawn from wood.
MANSFIELD & HIGBEE.
Wholesale Agents,
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UTILIZED.


held yesterday to organize sHd establish
an Inventors Aid Association was most
gratifying. There are Invaluable irven
tons in this city and in the adjacent
country which the owners have not the
means Of developing. 1t costs money tc
secure patents and make working models
The association orgsnizsd yesterday, Il
conducted with any sort of wisdom, viii
become the richest body in the South, and
Memphis will become the Mecca OF pro-
gressive mechanical genius From twenty
to fifty Thousand dollars will be readily
secured. In fact, every n approached or
the subject agreed to stake from fifty tc
five hundred dollars on the result of the
doings of yesterday, LIST the committeS
meet and act wisely.
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TO LOVEss OF AIT.

The attention of lovers of art Is called TO
the sale stsuction onWedResdsy morning,
March q, 1872, by George Shields & Co,
$40 Main street, Of an extensive sud vslu-
able collection Of genuine Italian marble
and real brorze figures. This Is an OPpor-
tuuity seldom afforded, a. the works Of
fered are gems OF art snd will be appreci-
ated by the conROiSseor. They are, with
out exception, the work Of the ohisel OF
the bss6 Italian artists.
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1857 Or ST0LEN.

ARD COLT f5 REWARD
M From my place on Nj sissippi river,
M emsl. fight bay, mare mule, about
fE-elve years old; plain saddle marks ana
frsuded on lhe left shoulder with the letter
colt fWo Fesrs OLD this spring. Ths above
reward viii be paid on their de-tvery 90 Owen
NeEuff 4 90. IS Union street.
1hs1 JOHN A. FLEECE.
nOIRTER BITCH lone year old, ali
white, with Uns lemon eoiored ear. A
ruffehie reward viii be paid, II returned 10
~ 2, u. COCKE "a Vance street
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OFFER TO II TRADE RAVES
5000 barrels FEOurJ
100000 pOunCs Psrk and BaeOs;
Loco Pkxs. There's and Keg LARD
LO0O pkss. Caddy Lard;
geo hhds. Louisiana sugar
o barrels EedEod Sugars
0 barrels syrap N EOlasses;
400 bags COnee;
o barrels whisky;
5000 rolls Rigging;
I.GO0 kegs ERiis,
With q full and general stock OF FANCY
GROCER ESn now IN store. Yetnvtte whole
sale Buyers to call and our stock
and prices.
mhI7 STEWART BROS. &GWYNEE.
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Second Chancsry Court-seOtt, Chan.
eaFINr
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IUsT RECEIVED,

A fine stock of spring hats and bonnets at
Mrs. Wndbergsr's "a Main street.
MISS CARNEY.
Latest spring styles Of dressmaking, "a
Main STRAIT.
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FRIENDS AND PATRONS are respectfully
invited 70 leave their orders at the Mem
phis Steam Dyeing Establishment, 81
Madison street. All kinds OF cleaning
and coioring, Of every material, is done 70
perfection, and on shortest notice.
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TUE COMMERCIAL HoTEL.-There is nc
better evidence of q city's prosperity than
crowded hotels. Our hotels, All Of them,
are doing 8 h~ouIishing business, es-
peclally the Commercial. This old relis
able house IL in the zenith Of success.
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CoNNUBIAL fredericksburg tends more
to connubial happiness than cheerful and
healthy infants and children. Mrs. Whit
combs syrup Is the grsat chIldren's soothing
raunogu
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TABLE BUTTER.-F1fty ten and twenty
pound buckets nice table butter, for fam
lily use. OLIVER, FINNIE q co.
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F0R SALE.

EERICK-AlWayz on hand, and for sale ss
" low As auy in market Apply At once
SNOWDEN, OVERTOE & co,
nhW Rear rs Second street.
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sEK0UscEHENTS
indie OF fbe supreme Ceurt.
FER sheriff,

WE sre authorized 70 announce Colonel
w J. A. FORREST IS q candidate for
sheriff 81 the ensuing election subject TO the
n-mneratic Convention. mh2o
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srnAH-F1TTINs. BIS second street.

MIS-. n. G. HUNTER, 247 Main, viii have
her spring opening on Wednesday, 18th
instant
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CoueHs AND COLDS Those who are
suffering from coughs, colds, hosrseness,
sore throat, etc., should try Browns
proncbfal TrOohaED
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GENTLEMEE's wEAR cleaned without
scrubbiDg or securing, and made like new
at the Memphis Steam Dyeipg Establish
m ant, 81 Madison street.
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We have never offered more
ELEGANT GOODS

Great novelties In
FANCY GOODS.

than we have now on exhibition. Our
friends and the public generally are in.
vited to call.
T. KPEMER
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pERsnNAI

NTOTICE.-WILLIAM H. ToLER. with
IN Donoho q Bulkley, Will be my
agent during my temporary absence from
mh9i GEO. p. ZUEGLER
CARRIAGE Painting and Repairing, cor.
Y ner Second and GaycEo streets.
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JOE LOCKE has received an assortment
Of tracing wheels.
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SEE advertisement Of DE-. Butts Dtspensary,
headed Book tor the Million-Marr1age Guide
in another QUINN. II should De read by
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GAS. SITTING, s15 Second street.

HEAT, CoMFoRT AND EOoEoHY.-This
you will get by hsving your CRATES set
with Lemons improvement, Call ct 2e5
Second street,
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EUoNOMY.-Tahe your spring clothing to the
Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House hunt a
HansOn's old STANDBY 26 Second street.
n a
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ELEGANT GOODS.
We have ust opsned

We havsjuss opsned
PARIS BoNNETS AND HATS.
Suits In the
LATEST STYLES.
FINEST REAL LAOEs.
Great novelties In
FANCY GOODS.
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DRrvEN WRLIs. sl5 Second street

REMovAL-TEe Memphis Steam Dyeing
Establishment has removed to 81 Madison
street..
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OPENING at NJ. Perdue's Of Paris MILL
merry Thursday, Fridsy and Saturday, No,
S16 Main street..
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SIZED SWEET PoTAToEs.-Hsrberl's cell
ebrsted varieties, at COnawsy & Lind
says, 863 Main street.
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q. +. CAVANAGH a CO,
C5ecceasors to Mathew Hunt 6Co.)
DEALERs IN
THAs
CoFFHE
AND
@RLCH@.

TO TIE TRADE we ofFer special induce.
4 monsB and IS low figures as the game
quality OF goods can be obtained in a
market, Esst or South. At chr FACTORY we
R0ass and Grind Java and R4o CoEees
also, Grind and Pack all kinds OF EnfSsa.
which we guarantee pure and OF superior
quality. U. p. CASAHAGM a 90,
fe26 8e5 Main street.
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Criminal COurt-FIippin. Judge.

The following cases viii be taken up to-
day: VIM. Dunlsp, robbery; VIM. Coop
or, robbery; Julia Walton larceny; Laura
Armstrom, robbery; Phillip johnson,
larceny; Albert Well, HOUSEKEEPING;
I. Eldridge, larceny; Willis Hawkins,
larceny; Phillip Paine, larceny; John
Murphy, malicious shooting.
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THE cheapest and best Steam Dyelng and
Cleaning house in the city is at 240 second
street, Hunt & Hanson's old stand.
HANSON Il WALKER,
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FOR ST. FRANCIS V E
FOB WHITE RIVER.

Esmuasa an1 mite Ravsr Packet Co.
Us. Mall and - uthera Express
For Helena, DsVsI's Bluff, Ssaroy, Augusta
and JsckEOnpCfG
The Elegant Passenger Steamers
LEGAL TENDER---W.J Ashford, master
Leaves Memphis every TUESDAY, SO s
O'Clock pm.
Z. P. WALT-.--...--.John ]. Edsou, master
Leaves Msmph1s every SATURDAY, At 5
o'clock pm.
The above lin o. eIsgsnt steamers coDneob
at DeVaus Bluff with the railroad fer LlLtle
Rock snd Jaeksonport-
ELLIOTT 4 MILLER, Agents.,
NH 9 Promsnads. foot Of IaGeTsOu.
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EXAMINE the gate in this ONCE. Tiz a orsai
saving OF fueL.-EDs-
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0 REHT or SALE.

ID GLIDING LOTS-On Preston Place, sadi-
I'D son street extended, Tor lease for ten
years, 81 low rent. Desirable lots on Court
street extended, Tor sale cheap Apply TO
kOfSTER, ThELhNAkT CO.
mh8 DAVID - PRESTON.
TOREHOU8E-6Teat Bargain for Cash
- Tlc ValuRble store house, NO. l95 Front
street, "a now odered for sale or rent. Apply
70 J.TRABUCC4 No. 80 front street.
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SPRING hsts and bOnnets at the grand
opening on Wednesday, 9th instant, at