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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-27
For Ways that Dark, and for Tricks that Van lie
Great Kangaroo il Peculiar

Boo hoo Boo hoo
We wish we knew
Which way will jump
This Kangaroo
His every move
Does sorely jolt US
o, for man
To bring q poultice I
Orr pants are thin,
His tail is peeled,
This kangaroo
We sadly fear
ls ousgaspieled
And wants his beer.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-27

Ladies' WAC nre suffering from certain com
plants, known only to females, should at once
get DR.. Velpsu's Female Pills. They produce a
most charming effect. Sold by all Druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-27
dnrss uithout snaezinc.

TROCaB POWDER is pleasant to she
taste and never nNuseEtes when swallowed, In
stsntly gives TO the throat aud vocal organs
Delicious Sensation of Coolnafs Comfort.
Is the best voice tonic in the world
Try it, Safe, Reliable, and Only S. eeuts.
Sold by Druggists, or mailed free. Address
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-27
NICK IsLAHD = PEORIA R.R.
BURLINGTON, CEDAR RAPIDS 4 MINNR,
sofa r. r.

Passengers lsAving Rock Island at 6.4B .. m.
on the o. 4. 4. 4 ?. soAd, make close connections
through 20 Darlington (Arriving there at 1850
and 10 Keokuk. Also by leaving on same train,
pAsssussrs oaA connect At Grenell for 0sk-
loosA aad Eddyville, to she south and for Mar
ShsltOwn, Austin, Mimi and St. Paul to the
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-27
SOUTHWESTERN ROAD.
oPSHlxs AID CLOSING OF nAILs

Passengers leaving ROeh Islsnd on the @. r.
|. d P. road At o.4b p. N. go directly through to
LsAvsnuorth, Kansas, arriving there at II . IN
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-27
CITY BULLETIN.

CHICAGO, RooK IsLAED APAoIEIo =. n.
Trains leave ROCK Handsome sAsr.
Day Express and Mail, SIP a. m
Rock Island Aeosmm odation, 400 p. m.
Night EEppn, 1880 p m.
sous WEST
Day Express aud Mail, SAB .. m.
Night HHPEsss, Cap. N.
Rook Island Accommodation
.. BursAa Juno,lon. Leaves Bureau Junction.
S.ooP. m. $50 =. IN.
fAs Day Express Aad Mail lsaviaE here at
s;lb .. m, ssnhseu at Bureau JunstiOa Ht 1918
. m, for Peoria.
The Might Express leaving here ~ 1880 p. m.
sohhsets at bsreaa AZ 80 p, m for PsorlA
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1872-02-27

CoUFEA, HILSOS = CO Prop rs
Philadelphia.
Van Seha.k, stevsnsou b Reed, Wholesale
Agents, Chicago. dec9 dwGm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02

The county court Of Chieot paid 800,
the cost Of the funeral Of the negro
VIM, and has recently imposed a tax
OF $500, 900 10 behalf Of railroad
schemes. r. Is said that the grand
Soulouque (Jim Mason) and Jehorum
Jumper OF Chicot, were paid $4,000
by the ring that secured the appro-
priation. Mason also secured his
commission As county judge, by the
same means. The negroes defy the
officers Of the lawn fact there is no
law in Chicot save that defined and
executed by negro mobs led by the
murderer OF Sanders, who, sfte1 The
bloody deed. robbed Sanders's widow
Of her little boarded gold. A few
days ago a white citizen OF the county
fred 3 gun; the bullet struck a tree,
and, detected from its course, wound
ed a negro girl. The girl's father tss-
tfaed that the shooting was accident
al; that the white man was kind to
blacks, and especially to the girl, who
hsd been reared as a member Of the
white household. The black savages
would not give credence TO the story
told by the girls father, and with the
utmost difficulty the young man. Cal
hOun, escaped on q passing steamer.
Squads Of armed blacks traverse the
country In ell directions, and each
day the number Of white fugidves
from ChIcot In this city grows
greater. Clayton and Hadieys
through their appointed agent.
Mason. haVs organised q delec-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02
THE RAILROAD RLEgTEOH TO-DAY
II FAYErTE

There are q few artfui dodgers I"
among those whose overweight SELF
ishness fmpels them to oppose the
Fayette county railway subscription.
There Is no sort of truth In the ssser.
ton that this county shelby viii fail
to construct that portion of the line
within its confines. In fact the pub
lie spirit and Just apprehension Of the
value Of railways that control the pur-
poses and action Of the people Of Shell.
by and Of Memphis. were 81 well IN
derstOod that they who conceived the
plan Of connecting Memphis with
Bolivar and Jackson, knew that it
was only needfUl to provide for
the construction Of the road through
Fsyette county, and that Shelby
would do the rest. If Jackson and
Fayette make the subscriptions asked
the extension of the road to this city
will be provided for by our county
court at the same time that q subYen-
ton Is given to the Kansas City and
Shreveport roads. Every good citizen
of Fayette, having Intelligence enough
to do unto others as he would have
them do unto himself, whether he
live on OF of the line OF an existing
road, win vote to-day for the subscrip-
ton. 1t would be a crime and dis
graceful If the proposition were de-
feated by the southern and northern
districts of Fayette county.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02

table Htfle he'll in OhicOt. 1t
Is needless to say that this condi-
ton of things cannot long be endured.
People win hardly consent TO be
driven from their homes. There viii
be organized action sooner or later,
and when terrible deeds are done the
Hselfsh villains who gave savages su'
preme power Ia a county that they
themselves might WELD it in e State
Win seek TO escape the consequences
Of their crimes by inveighing against
kukluxism. There was never 3 kn-
klux Organization In the county, and
the fact has never been asserted. In
truth, the loyal leagues Of Arkansas
failed 70 beget the counter-irritant Of
kukluxfsm In that hapless State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02
new HAMPsHIKE AND OOEKECTI,
rHRL

new HAMP8HIRE AND C0GAkCEA'
CUE.
The approaching elections Ia these
two States Is attracting more than or
binary interest. The result viii have
g powerful influence upon the i'm
pending presidential election. II the
enemies Of the administration can
carry these two States in their present
disorgsnized condition, they win have
no trouble In controlling them In No
vember. Grant sees and feels the
impUrtahcs 6ilcarrying New Hamp-
shire and Connecticut and has brought
all the patronage and power Of his adj
mlnistration to bear upon the result.
Governor Jewell, Of Connecticut, Is at
Washington soliciting money to be
used In the election. 1t Is said the
New York Custom-H House has fur
nished money heavily for Connecticut
and New Hampshire, but the politi-
clans who are collecting corruption
funds are fighting shy Of that.
Another plan has been adopted. The
ofRce.holders are assessed heavily, but
cautiously. Only the faithful are
bled. It Is 8 Grant and snti-Grant
fight In Connecticut, and the Presi-
dent and Cabinet feel Its importance.
Vaster sums Of money than ever be-
fore are to be sent to Connecticut for
Grant and Jewell. Corruption! Cor
RUPTIoNll
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02
THE FIRE FIEND.
A Terrible Visitation to A~rkadeIphIa,
AFksnsas-A MhoIs Block Burned.
Harrow Escape ffen Dsath-Ths Hstel
RaFsed DswR-Lsss $50, 0O0-Or-
lgla Of the Fire a Bystery.

From the Southern lark. Standard oath.
Yesterday mor1ing about l O'Clock.
the store house occupied by r. E,
Ream5 was discovered to be on fire,
Immediately the alarm was given BY
the cry of fire, ard ringing of church
bells. The building being q large two
story frame, without plastering, the
fire spread rapidly and In q few min.
utes the entire building was in flames,
lighting up with It's lufid glare the en-.
tire town, and striking terror to the
hearts Of our panie-stricken citizens.
And well it might, for there was
NO FIRE ENGINE;
no hook and ladder company: NO
water, except thst afforded by a few
wells, and no organization Of any
kind to resist the onward march of the
insatiate fend. The flames spread
rapidly to the adjoining buildings.
The large wooden building on the CD.
posite side of the street, known as the
Spence House, caught from the flying
cinders. and there being no way to get
on the roof-ths only point from
which to successfully resist the en-.
croschment Of tie hre-it was soon
enveloped in flames. The large two
story brick, occupied by Stuart &
Greene, and c. @. Scott & Co., adloin-
ing the onelin which the fire origi-
mated, soon became
AFIERY FURNACE.
and the flames spread rapidly to the
wooden buildings occupied by Leo
Braun, 7. B. Parks Gnd A. A. Ander-
son, il. At this iuncture the entire
business portion Of the town seemed
doomed, there was but ore chance to
save Il, and that was to stay the flames
II possible, at the store Of Nicely &
Carder. A few having maintained
their presence Of mind, and having
secured partial or1er out Of the chaos,
went to work maIHully to attain this
end. The stOrehouse Of Nicely & Car
der, and that occupied by Smoker &
Co., were covered with blankets, and
BRAVE HEARTS AlDgwrLnNG HANDS
Kept them deluge6 with water. For
tune favored theie noble efforts to
ave the town. The dery monarch
could summon nj other element to
ais assistance, thg winds refused to
,isa at his bidding The water in the
wells held ont, and finally, shortly
lfter three O'Clock, his destructive |
was stayed, and many ferVent
went up from the scene of
lesolation that Il was no worse with
Is than 1t Is.
The Losses cannot be accurately as
lertained, but Il is believed that they
viii reach $4,000, with very little In
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02

THE TRIAL OF the Tichborne case
still excites the people Of England. Il
Is said that the verdict viii be newt.
ably against the claimant. This d
the more wonderful when the mother
OF the supposed Tichborne never
doubted that he was her son, and In
this capacity and thus beloved the
plaintiff In this extraordinary suit
lived with her for many months. She
no longer lives; andsuch Is the indu'
bitable testimony adduced that ITCH
borne Is now pronounced, next after
Grant, the greatest fraud Of modern
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02

Mosr otthaesrly Presidents len the
White House poor on with fortunes
much impaired. J~eHerson1s estate
was soid4O satisfy Ais creditors; Mad
ison was compelled 10 borrow money
TO pay his Washington expenses;
Monroe retired poor and became
bankrupt, and Jackson was obliged 10
draw upon the proceeds Of his cotton
crop 70 pay tha current expenses
when he retired. Grant, on the con-
trarY, began public life poor, but Ia
now rich. Andyet the salary is the
same now as then, Wnile the cost Of
living has more thar doubled. How
is this 70 be e~xplaineslf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02
e~on-EssIdsat hetico.

No. 48-La the first ChHucsy Court Of
shelby SounlT, Tennessee. James IL
Aoorea, Admr OF Solon B0rIaud, deceased,
va James Il. Wflizmson, &c ~.
IT appaaying nom &fddaV1t IN this eaura
4 that The defendant, Euelid BOrlaud. e a
rsstdens o. the state Of Virginia q = uon-
real1ent Of the stale e. Yam ezsea. that ths
places Q reaif e1ce OF the ~defendants. B. Il,
Lyon. william Cullen and y. VOlmsrs are
unknoWus
1t - thereiors ordered, That they make
thsH Rppearance herein, st the Courthouse
IN toe city Of Memphis. Tsn1., On or before
ne uzf Monday In April, ia and plead,
ansWe- or demuz to compliments bfl, or
me same VIII be taken FOR confessed Is 70
tEen 80 for hear1ng eZparte; and thst q
eQpy o. this order be Published ones q week,
1af 1Our luccesStYe weeks, n the Memphis
Appeal This February ., 1sTa
a eupy-attegt:
EDMUND A. COLE Clerk and Master.
~ ER AoHzERX, Deputy Q. and
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EXPLOSION.
A Steam Saw MIL Dsmollshed-FOur kss
Killed ans Eight Weaaded.
The Result of Observation-Disclosures warn.
Inc AGAINST the Employ msnt Of
lHnefaRes.

From the Kn0xVm8P Press and Herald.l
The most complete demolition Of q
steam saw mill that 1t has ever been
our province to report, occurred on
last Friday afternoon, at a point four
miles north OF Dalton, and one mile
east of the East Tennessee, Virginia
and Georgia railroad, the particulars
| ofsWhieh, as narrated to as by parties
| who seem to be cOnveEsant with the
facts, n as fOll0ws:' { d
On the evening mentioned, there
were some eight or ten persons at the
mill besides those engaged at work,
brought there from various causes.
Among the number was
THE ENGrNEER
who had had charge of the engine, up
to within a few days Of its explosion.
He quit the employ Of the Messrs.
Brokers, who owned the mill, on ac-
count Of some difficulty in regard to q
settlement between them, and the en-
CINE was placed under the contlol Of
an inexperienced man. The former
engineer came to the mill on Friday
for a final settlement and shortly after
arriving, notice the
CONDITION OF FHE BOILER
and observed that he believed 1t
would explode In a very short time,
and he and one Of the gentlemen Inn.
mediately left. The explosion took
place in 3 few minutes thereafter, in.
stantly killing four aud WOunding
eight men. One Of the wounded men
died soon after, another OF them died
on Sunday evening, and another can
not possibly recover. The remaining
five may recover. One Of the killed
was fifty yards from the boiler at the
time of the explosion, driving a wag-
on drawn by four oxen, loaded with
sawlogs, and, strange to relate, he,
together with all of the oxen, were
killed. There Was
NO WATER CONVENIENT,
whereWith to supply the engine, and
1t had to be hauled from q creek.
Empty oil barrels were used for this
purpose, and made the water some
what greasy, which caused the engine
to foam, which trouble the inexperi-
enced engineer did not understand
and consequently did not know how
to deal with or control It. The ex-
plosion Is attributed to this cause.
THE NAMES OF THE KILLED
are Wilson, Quilian, BrinkIey and
Chastatn. Chastain was blown one
hundred yards through the trees, and
was torn to pieces by q tree top. Such
q sight was never seen before. Mr..
Brinkley was thrown fifty yards and
was torn TO pieces by q stump, his
head striking first. Strange to say,
the engineer was not killed. Nothing
remains OF the mill but the saw, the
being thrown in every dlrec-
ton for one mile, as some parts Of &c
were picked up actually one nile
rom the place Of the explosion.
"A Havana letter says that the press
there Is much gratlfed at the turn oil
Affairs between England and the
States, and argue that Spain I
mas more reasons to complain OF fhe
United States, and more valid claims
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02

THE directors Of the Helena and
Iron Mountain road have been In ses-
sion for the last three days ct Helena.
They have made arrangements with
eastern capitalists by which they win
be enabled to resume active Opera
lions within the next three weeks.
The road viii be finished IS we are
assured, to Forrestq0 City BY the first Of
Inlu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02

/ A Richmond disFatch states that the
tobacco crop of Che whole State OF
Virginia, as well fas NeTth Carolina,
Is ct q standstiu, awaiting c~0ngressioD-
al action upon the tax on tkat produc-
ton Over ten th(nsand negroes are
Ia. Riehmond alORRs dle, aud they
win aggregate over thirty thousand In
the State ont Of employment, and suf-
ferinR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02
PAWS AND PKnKKR


The nomination. OF Davis and Par
ker has struck the politicians dumb
foundered. 1t has frustrated many Of
their schemes. and win have a pow
LerfuI influence In shaping the presi-
Dental election. All parties speak OF
the nominees with the prO5oundest
respect. The Washington PRriot, the
central organ Of the Democratic par
ty, says: 1.-THE proceedings of the La
Dor convention are noticeable for the
absence Of all political bias or man-
agement. The work laid out was done
ereditably, and then before adjourn
ing, the convention expressed its pre-
ference for two eminent citizens as
candidates for president and vice-pfes-
ident. As the names of Judge Davis
and Governor Parker had already
been suggested In the same con-
nection by othes independent bodies
Of men, the convention evidently in
tended to respond to what they be-
lieved to beapopular and growing SEN
timent, and to form a nucleus around
which sympathetic opinion might
crystaliEe. The nominations made
cannot fail to command public respect
and confidence, without regard to
party. Judge Davis, while forbidden
by his Judicial position to take any
active part in politics, is well known
to be a sincere reformer, while his I'M
blemished character and commanding
ability are freely conceded nall sides.
Re was the closest personal friend Of
Mr.. Lincoln, shared his mostintimate
confidence, and sympathized with all
the generous and moderate feeling
which separated him from the violent
course of RsdieaIism. Governor Par
ker Is the distinguished Democratic
governor Of New Jersey What infu-
ence this powerful combination may
exert on other conventions, which
have been called In the name Of re-
form, viii soon be disclosed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02
l.s~blA@Aea 1880
EEMAlE

THE undersigned respectfully state 10 ths
u paranfs Of tbs ciry and gurrouudfnK
country, that they yin. on the First Hen
day In Eg bFBiAFy Eexk, at he l8cs known
a. the AoabS- Mansion, on Alabama street.
opsu q chool tor q ladies, beth for Gay
aud boarding pupils IN which WI be taught
all branches desired. including the lans
RRazaa The Iooatfou Is eligible and csautfa
raj with ample room and grcunCa Thsy r.
IpeotfdIy sDlctf the patronage and support
% parents. Young ladies' Of al agas, and OF
any degrse or advancement Eoc sived, aud
tbs mott careful altsntton IN al matrarH
AID departments guaranteed.
AkS Jenny Q. FOUTE
tai MIA NARY v. NEWaON
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02
MEMPHIS APPEAL OFFICE
Ne. "A Un1aE Z

THI5 room Is a1itabIB FOR Cotton Once,
Insurance Umca, er cor any other busu SIS that
d0sa not require larger snaee 1Aau IS 80
1eek. Free acceaS VIII be given through our
once The Iocaficn H 59s EoEt In
the city. Fer tarma Apply zt Ibis once
G. W ALEXANDRA,
fR4 Ensfreag WRNaQar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02
D~lssOLUTIOh K0TIeE.

THE drm heretofore krOEna a. Brownies
u BroEns, GelaFal Gas FILTERS and
RlumhsRs. Is this day dissolved BY mutual
consent, and the tn1ness at the same placss4
viii b carried On BY J. ". g Browne, WI
assumes al LIABILITIES a collects s.h.
amount tas the old nrm. E
Nv =. BROWNE
J. W.X. 6EOWNE.1 :
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
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OLD soURsoN
1xR "1IsKKa
IL HILLER eRIekEN.eqex sRAHp.
R0IIcE Ia %RAhKRuPTCY.

In the District Court OF the United states for
the District OF West TenussBee-At Mem
phis, ne 18Th day or February. Al. ia
u undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
aprointnent a. assignee CT q. 4. 6&mpHCns
or Memphis, in the county OF shady, and
state OF Teunefa see, within said district Wh8
has bszn ad udEed g bankrupt upon bis own
psdrfon bJ the district co1rT Of said district
VA HAHPSOH, AsstEneA
NEMPHrA Tenn. FsbTuary u. s1 tsbB
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02
CREDlTOR's N0TIcE.

HAVING inside suggestion OF the tnsol.
a vancy of9he estate or Ar4 Mary Kelly.
decesssd5 fhia Il 20 notify sd parEons haytne
aufheEt48ate1 In the mann6f prescribed BY
law with ms Wark0k1he N1antY CcuxtSou
OF before the 18th day Of August, 1917 Or the
fsas thn J.RR. RAY. Exscutor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02

AN ex-shenhof ChIcot county states
that the losses in property values In
that county resulting from the reign
OF Jim Mason, exceed 100000.
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TO
In order to make sale OF all the tickets IN
your hands before the drawing, zen had bet
ter obtain Subscribers At once for 8 club. In
this way persons VIII subscribe one dollar OF
more VINO would not be disposed 20 purchase
a ticket You can also explain 20 them that
BY subscribing 20 8 club, thsy get alths ben
eat o. club rates.
Each Agent Is allowed 70 sell tickets 81 club
rates, as specified on circulars, viz: Single
tickets. 90 each, two for IS, n 80 ons and We
win allow you to deczct twenty per cent.
! nom the actual amount r8cetVed BY Q on
sales. On the lat Of March every Agent
must make . report TO us, stating how many
tickets have been sold un 70 thaGtima, .
remtt tbs money In rggistsred tettoE monst
order or oy Express. Tor all nckBIa sold so
that IN case We are abort az tickets We may
know who sre rot sailing, n II required
n quest them 10 return the EckstB. Pzgsuus
who am doing well nay coutfuusr fns sale
mn TO he 2Sth OF March, and On hat day All
money, together with all tickses aasoId m
anvil muS8 be ~ y0ur p. O. or ant nv
Express to rs, which VIZ be sh0 same a.
though paid to rs IN person, as It viii take
several Gays for the eommitts8 10 oounr The
nnmbsrs and prepare 10 eomnehcs ths
drawing,
Al orders promptly nnsd. AdarsEa
PATTEE q aARDEHER,
Business Managers,
GaH R-a~a Eah~,aN
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.
3 administrator Of the ESTATE Of L n
"A Einton, deceased, 7 wiz, on
Hosdsy. ths lsth Day " March, A.B.. 1872,
proossd to sal. 20 the highest bsddsr, before
tha door O. the c~curt-holEa-at
MAnTs0N

the door O. the c~curt-holEa-at
MADISON, ABKANaAS.
the solloWtug described real eztafs, Hirr ana
being within -oneHquar1er aud one nUa
ron The town o. Forrest City. q, Eranaf1
ourfy AIkansa8s to-Flss The north hsIf Of
89cf1c1 } tcWn8olp 4 range s ea1ts snd north
hall o. uorln.eastQua ter Of section a tom.
ship 4 range ; eaEt5 AID southeast Quarter OF
qusrter o. section "a eo7nshiD 81
range 3eaE4t In All aboEt $50 acres. Tba IN
pro4emeHu c1ustaf OF nne two stnrT DWELL
l1g-eou8o, and ether Tal1a1i bundfn2 IN
eiudl18 3 good En-1ou8as WITH oastlrun run-
ming G4aT sud oeEaW Ga oil II Food rsrair-
9Ekg8 o. AALz-one-hzf cash, TIE balanes
% b p4uIa1u4rF1 E73s lien ra4ainsd on
tn p1Q4fftT anti puIc1ala N nay Is paid.
and WlTDe80lt IN l9 eu4 90 aere lofl
W.T.. WELLBOR1f. AdmT
NH o. aztztg Of l. - Hn1on. deeiG
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Tha NaM MannhIa IhPafar

rs nov odarsd for sale or lease. Bid OF
Il proposals, either for purchase OF Lease,
VII os received until the nrEt OF April next
Address THOMAS WICKEBSHAA, Room
40. IL second door, Old PUst0Hes Building,
Aamphia- Tam. fele
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02

A Havana letter says that the press
there Is much gratifed at the turn OF
AFFAIRS between England and the
United States, and argue that Spain
has more reasons to complain OF the
United States, and mere valid claims
against the Washington government
tor indemnity than the United States
has against England, !
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-03-02
MECHANICs.

Mechanics and plain workingmen-
I mean men who have the health,
muscle and. will to work at anything-
do best here, as indeed In most other
places. The towns are crowded with
clerks, professional men and those in
search OF easy places, and the most Of
them get on badly.