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Republic, Falls Pilot and barges. Up:
louisville. Thompson Dean, George O.

Republic, Falls Pilot and barges. Up:
louisville, Thompson Dean, George @.
Wolf, Julia, LaBelie, Pargoud.
ST. LOUIS, April I2.SRiver rising.
Weather clear and cool. Arrived: Rob
Roy, Keokuk; Grand Lake and Sam
Roberts, Cairo; Bismarck, and Crescent
City, New Orleans; Capital City, Vicks-
burg; Wild Duck and Mary Davage,
Pittsburg. Departed: Rob Roy, KeO-
kuk; st. Joseph, Memphis; Marble
City, Vicksburg: City Of Alton and
James Howard, New Orleans; Belle of
Shreveport, Shreveport; Babbage, Co
lumbus; Sam Brown, Pittsburg.
LITTLE ROCK, April I2.-River falling,
now 223 feet by the guage. Weather
clear and pleasant. No departures ex-
cent local packets. LAST night one bent
in the bridge Of the Cairo and Fulton
railroad, across White river, was swept
away. At the tiIse the water was fifty
six feet deep, and still rising, As soon
as the water goes down the bridge will
be speedily repaired. Travel will not be
suspended. Jacksonport is all under
water, and the citizens travel about in
canoes. Little Red river is now falling,
and Black river also.
CINClNhAIl' Aptu l---INif q Ai7AnS 81
"a feet in the channel. Weather cool
and cloudy. Arrived: James d. Parker,
Memphis; J. w. Garrett and shannon,
New Orleans. Departed; Minneola, ST.
Louis; Belle Vernon and Arlington,
Memphis; John Kilgour, New Orleans.
LOUISVILLE, April 12.-River rising,
ii feet Z inches in the canal, 8 feet
inches in the Indiana chute, 81 feet
under the drawbridge. Weather cloudy
and cool. Arrived: E. II. Durfee, Pitts
burg; Nick Longwolth, New Orleansi
City of Augusta, Memphis. Departed
Durfee, ST. Louis; Augusta. Madison
Longworth, Cincinnati.
SHREVEPORT, April 12.-River fell
inches. Weather clear and cool. Ar
rived: Skillinger, Pittsburg. Departed
Susie Silver, Pittsburg.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY

CALVARY (EPIsCoPAL) CHURCH -
Corner Of adams aud Second streets,-Serviees
in the basement at 1917 am. and p m, by
Rev. DIR. George White, rector.
Sr. MAEY'S CATHEDRAL = Poplar
street. near OTledH5.-Holy communion at z
am, litany at 9, and morning prayer, with
sermon and second celebration, at II ; evening
prayer at ~ pm. Rev. George Harris, rector.
CHURCH OF THE GOOD SHEPHERD
fE,PIsCOPA Chelsea, corner MIL aud Fourth
streets-Services at l01a am. and pm. Rev.
p. W. Ruth, rector.
GRACE (EPIscoPAL) CHURCH-Her-
ndndo street, near Vance.-Services at l01s am.
Rev. James Carmichael, rector.
ST. LAZARUS (EPIsCOPALl CHURCH
Madison street, near FOurth.-Services at lO1z
am and 5 pm. Rev. J. I. Wheat, DID,, rector.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH
Union street.-Services at II a. m. by Rev. 5. A.
steele, chaplain to the University OF Virginia,
and at ~ pm. by Rev. L. ROsser, j ID.
ST. JOHNS NJ. z. CHURCH-COTneT
Vance and LdUderiGle streets.-Services at 10
am. and 30 PM, by the pastor, Rev. Lewis
A. Rudisill.
FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH-COT-
ner Of Poplar and Third Streets.-Services at
II am. and ~ pm. Rev. F. H. Bowman
pastor.
VANCE STREET CUMBERLAND PRES
RIAN CHURCH.-Services at II am ana "a
~ pm. Rev. Eds Gray Mclean, pastor.
CHELSEA BAPTIST CHURCH.-Serv-
| ices at l0;SO am. and 80 pm.
THIRD CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH -ChsLSea.-Seryices at II am. and
I 80 p. m. Rev. L. c. Taylor, pastor.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH
Union street-Services at II a. m. and 80 pm
Rev. A. +. Baldwin, pastor
SECOND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
| Corner Afufn and Beale Streets.-Services at Il
| a. IN and 80 pm. Rev. VIM. E. Boggs, pastor
FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-ServiceS
1T II am. and p. m, by Rev. G. Lotion
| pastor.
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Special Meeting Of Cham
ber of Commerce.
LES MODES

With the arrival OF Easter the full display Of
Spring Fashions usually takes place; and in
this connection we shall to-day present to the
fair sex q short account OF what is Ia mode
though IL we should attempt to describe what
is not worn, our article might be much more
brief-there never having been a period when
such liberty of dress prevailed.
Conspicuous among all are the styles of the
time of Henri II, Louis XIV, Louis XIV and
Louis XVI-embracing such pecUliarities as
the standing fraises, the high brushed eoif-
fures, Spanish combs, rich brocades and lace
like effects. All Of this is but the reaction
from a state ofsemi-Q q uskerism which seems to
have pervaded the fashionable world for the
past few seasons, and now we have Ia belle
France rising like the tabled Phenix from
her ashes. going forth still mistress Of the
fashionable world, all predictions to the con-
trary Notwithstanding. AS the politics Of a
country, so are its fashions, and hence we see
the dash OF life which is displayed throughout
all departments. French manufacturers now
vie with each other in producing artistic dis
plays Of color and make, and at no time in
their history have 50 many really meritorious
novelties been issued.
The light effect of the canvas guipures is
and when used in connection with solid
material of the same shade for trimming, can
hardly be exceIled. These goods are to be had
| this season in Lawns as well as WOrsted ma
terials, consequently run may be expected
to be made upon them during the entire sea
son. With such goods, pearl buttons, ethel
smoked or clear, viii be used. In striking
contrast to the above are the Napoleon Blue
fabrics. which are particularly heavy in theil
/ appearanee, unless relieved by the sprightl5
polka dot, so much talked OF at the present
/ time. Handsome costumes IN this style arC
made by using the solid skirts with polka do
| trimmings, and the OveTdress Of the dotted
goods with facings and bands OF the solid ma
teriaI. Pure white gouTrGgeres add greatly tC
the piquaney of this design. Insertions II
wax and cluny Iaces will also be very much
used. the goods being entirely cut away un
derneath. thus adding greatly to the laoors O.
| the dressmaker.
revived, and will with many supplant thu
more durable satin, though its principal us
| Is in ribbons, bows and sacks.
From now forward in this climate grena
dine dresses will be worn. by many, and a
such is the case we shall give description o
a very elegant one Just finished for
grq7de dame of this city. The skirt, whicl
is cut en- traiRe, is leoped at the waist viii
worked diamond fastenings. Vertical spira
Continued IN the AadidRche.)
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
For fun river news, see third page.l
nv rEVEGRAPH.

By TELEGRAPH.
CAIRO, April I2.-River is stationary.
Weather clear and pleasant. Mercury
$40. Arrived: It City Of Chester, Men,
pbis. am; Arkansas Belle, Evans
Vile, am; Mary Ann, Louisville,
noon; Sam Brown, st. Louis, pm. /;
Tyrone, Nashville, l pm; City of
Vieksburg, Vieksburg, PM! Henry
Probasco, Cincinnati, 5 pm; Jno. A.
Wood, New Orleans, PM; Belle
Memphis, st. Louis, pm. Departed
John Kyle, New Orleans, 10 p.m.; City
of Chester, st. Louis, pm; Arkansas
Belle, Evansville, 8 pm; Mary Ann,
New Orleans, 5 pm; City Of Vicks-
burg, st. Louis, 4 pm; General Ander-
son, st. Louis, pm.
PTTTsBURG, April l2.-River falling
Is feet 10 inches in the channel
Weather cloudy and cool. No arrivals
or departures except local packets.
New ORLEANS, April 12.-Weathel
clear and warm. Arrived: Charles Bod
man, Cincinnati. Departed: Indiana
Cincinnati; Belle Lee, Louisville
Dexter, st. Louis. The steamer DIG
Horn, hence April 9TH with an assorted
cargo, burned yesterday at Point Pleas
ant, Bayou Bartholomew.
NASHVILLE, April 12.-Riyer falling
81 feet on Harpeth shoals. Weathel
clear and cool. No arrivals or depar
lures except local packets.
EVANSVILLE, April l2.-River falleI
| I2 inches. Weather clear and cool
Mercury 4lo to $50. Up: III. s. Tur
ner,. l am; Oakland, AM; John Gil
more Idlewild, Fayette and Charmer
lOa.m.; Andy Baum and Sam J. Hale
6p.m. Down: Mary r. FOrsythe,9 p. m
! Gray Eagle, s pm; Mary Ament, 3:S
pm. Business light.
VIcKsBURa, April 12.-River rising
Weather clear and cool. Down; Grea
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TEE DEATH OF CAKBY THE END OF
nnnR IN.

The assassination Of General CanDy,
who was distinguished in the latest
campaigns of the interstate war; ana
commanded at Mobile at the TIME OF
the extinction Of the Confederacy, VIII
exasperate the country against the IN
dians as never before. No such popular
rspe has ever resulted from any villain
ous deed of murderous, traitorous red
men. A war Of determination will be
bec,m. Even Grants traditional fancy
for Digger braves viii not prevent the
execution Of fearful vengeance upon q
race of people whose doom was eXtinc-
ton from the hour that white men first
exchanged whisky for tobacco. The vice
We gained was nervous; the red mans
brain staggered and fell. Canby's death
fills to overfiowing the cup Of wrath
and "Lo," the stupendous humbug
must be exterminated.
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sand dollars. BY this fire one hundred
and thirty hands are thrown out Of
employment.
CINCINNATI, April IA fire at
Parkersburg, West Virginia, destroyed
dwelling belonging to Mrs. Neal Nc
Combs and occupied by Philip Dolmey-
er. A son of the latter, aged nine, could
not be reached and was burned to death.
Loss on the house, five thousand dol
lars.
BOSTON, April l2-The New England
organ factory, and Cressey & Noyes's
moulding shop, on Wareham street,
were burned this morning. Loss, sixty
thousand dollars; insured.
Bank Robbery.
PITTsBURG, April 12.-Some inter
esting facts have just been developed
concerning the abstraction from ,he
vaults of safe deposit bank on Monday
last of box containing a large amount
of cash and valuable papers belong
ing to the Odd-Fellows' savings bank.
The box contained about six thousand
dollars in cash and papers representing
over two hundred thousand dollars. III
appears that the cashier of the savings
bank deposited the box with the safe de
pOSlJ company Oh Odtuluog CfChl.4 3
last, and when he applied for IT on the
following Monday morning, the
officers were unable to produce it or ac-
count for its mysterious disappearance.
Officer Hagne set to work to unravel the
mystery. He made an examination
of the building and vaults, and yester-
day stated to the bank that the box bad
been taken by a person connected with
the institution. Information was also
impaired to the mayor which secured
to fasten the guilt on the person suspi-
cioned. He said that he saw two men
take the box out of the bank on Mon
day morning and would be able to iden-
tify one of them, and could further tes-
tify that an employe Of the bank was
| looking out of the window q the time
Negotiations are pending among the
parties interested, and it is thought the
| box will be soon returned. No arrest
has been made or even information
lodged, and the names of the parties are
withheld at present. The matter ha;
occasioned considerable excitement in
the banking circles. The box stoleI
from the Deposit bank was found thi:
evening in coal vault attached tC
| McDevitt's wholesale grocery. The
money had been extracted, but none o
| the papers were missing.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

THOMPSON-The remains OF the late Mrs.
EMILY THOMPSON VIII be taken from Win
chester Cemetery on Monday, the 18th
instant, at two o'clock in the eve
ming, and inferred at ElmwOOd Gene
terry, at which time her funeral sermon will
be delivered. The friends and acquaintance
Of her husband T. T. Thompson, and also OF
John Cordial, are respectfully invited to be
urpsput
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VANCE STR ET.

s~- MY GROUNDS ARE NOW READY FOR
the approaching season of festivities, and
respectfully solicit the various societies and
schools to the advantages they possess. The
Covered Pavilion and Refreshment Stands
form a protection in case Of showers; good
well of water and fine shade trees; street cars
to the entrance gate. Examine fol yourselves,
and for fun particulars apply to
F. ALEXANDER,
In rear of the Grounds.
or JOHN W. wAYNEsBURG,
ts 8lO Front street
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MONTVALE SPRINGS,
BLOUNT CO., EAST TENNESSEE.
DR.. FRANK A RAMSEY, DIR. J. Jos. WILLIAMS,
Resident Physicians.

rT,HE WATERS ARE ALMOST UNIFORM
LY curative in all affections of the mu-
eOus tissue OF the stomach and bowels, uriil-
ary and sexual organs. Address
snlS sew los L. KING, Proprietor.
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NOTICE
Privileges for Race Meeting

ctEALED PROPOSALS will be received by
- the undersigned tor the following Priyt
Ieres at the ensuing Spring sMeeilng OF the
Chfckasaw Jockey Club Course, Thich COM
mences April 29th. viz: For the O. B Bar and
the Bar fu the Grand stand; fer tsf Restan-
rants In the Club and Grand Staa ns for ex-
elusive Cigar Privileges for First - IS Tor
the exclusive privilege o. Selling Pc IN the
city and on the course; and Tor the .tstve
privilege OF "a Bar and Restaurant co.s ied
Tor colored people-untii u m, Saturd. he
l9th OF April, at which hour the conni e
will-maRe the awards.
JOHN DONOVAN,
President Chickasaw Jockey Club.
L. STONE, Secretary pro tenn. apIS
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PUBLIC SALE OF
MADISON STREET RESIDENCE

We are instructed by the owner to sell to
the highest bidder, at unreseryed public sale
On Thursday, April 19th, at II O'Clock,
upon the premises, the new two story Frame
nweEIfDx No. 2AA Madison street, Just
west OF the Charleston House, with a lot
fronting 2ssI feet on the north side of Madi-
SON street, by depth OF ll5 feet. The house
mas rooms, hall and kitchen, good well and
cjstern, in excellent order, and under rent al
SO per month.
Ternls-Half cash; balance in one year, Sc
cured by trust deed.
pS- Buyers win bear IN mind that the sale Is
ordered TO be made without reserve, 10 the
highest bidder, and win come OF promptly al
IL o'clock.
IRRELEVANT & CO., Auetioneers.
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a Our line of Suits for early
Spring is unequaIed, aud the
prices have been made with a
view to their selling quick.
Purchasers may rely upon get
ting EXTRAORDINARY value
I'm these goods.
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mgMPHIS & CHARLESTON 3. z.
CHANGE OF TIME
COMMENCING


TRAINS WILL RUN AS FOLLOWS:
.rafI Trsi7 leaves Memphis--.--.---.-lI:5 20 am
NAL Trein arrives AZ Memphis..---.-.-l0:5o am
E<nress Trsin leaves Memphis..-....-.-. s. 60 an
ExpreSs Train arrives at mphts------l0-56 pm
C7-and Junction and Mobile Accom-
mediation leaves MeTnphts..------------ b 10 PA
Grand Junction and Mobile Accom-
arrives al emphis.---.-.-----.-.7 7 10 pm
SomerviIle Acc leaves Memphis. 4:85 pm
Sonerville Acc arrives at Memphis $50 am
Making close connection for all points kalsi,
south. Southeast and Northeast.
"a milss shorter 70 Chattanooga than VIA
any other route.
Snre connection at Chattonooga Tor 81
points East, the CarOlinas, Georgia. and al
SeabOard Cities.
Ticket ONCE, Szs Main ST., and at Depot.
apis ". ]. ROSS. General SuperlSteAueH'-
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DIED.

PAINE-On Friday morning, April llth,
at her residence on Joness avenue, MISS
NANNIE PAINE. The remains were taken to
Holly Springs, Miss, for interment.
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aDR. CURTIS ON MANHOOD"
2OOth Edition.
Revised and Corrected by the Author, Z. DEF
CTTRTTS NJ D. etc etc

Revised and Corrected by the Author, e DEF
CURTiS, N. D., etc, etc.
A MEDICAL ESSAY on the cause and cure
Of Premature Decline in Man, showing how
health is lost and how Tegained- IL gives
clear synopsis OF the impediments 70 Mar
riage, the treatment Of Exhausted Vitality
Nervous and Physical Debility, ana other dis
eases appertainfng thereto, and the remedies
therefor, the results Of twenty years success
fuI practice
COURTS ON MANHOOD.-There is no
member of society BY whom this BOOK VII
not be found useful, whether he be parent
preceptor or clergy ymah- - London Illnes-
Price. SO cents: apply at II Third street.
n B-DR. CURTIS would impress upOu
his patients 70 call upon him so as cary -, :
date as possible, during his office nouIs- ns
noSitivslv leaves BY the morning train On
wednesday next. a, -. -.
ner OF Poplar. -P--
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which is almost indispensably necessary, he
viii make, a complete diagnosis Of the pa
tents case, which can afterWard De carried
on by correspondence.
The London Medic cal Times says: The sys-
tenn of treatment adopted by Dr. Curtis diners
from all others in general use, and cOmmends
itself to the afflicted as the ONLY THU SOU re Z
OF RELIEF. DR.. Curtis's travels and research
es throughout Europe and the ciNlLlLeu woli0
nave ENABLED him to discover remedies which
have restored to perfect health many cases
pronounced ISCURABLE-
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Fatal StabbiBg ARRAY - Wlfe-SlayeI
Hung in PennsylTsnia--Escape Of
BIdWelI, the English Bank
FOrger.
Mysterious Bank Robbery in Pittsburg
Honey Taken aud Important Pa
pers Leftin a Grocery Store.
Robbery Of $4,000 from the First Ma.
tlORal Bank, Toledo, 0hio-HesTy
Losses by Fire.


Schooner NatertOgEed.
CHICAGO, April l2.-It is reported
that a schooner waterlogged, and with
three or four men lashed in the rigging,
was seen off the calumet this morning,
but up to eleven o'clock tonight il was
impossible to obtain any particulars, OF
even a confirmation of the report.
Fatally Stabbed.
PHILADELPHIA, April l2.-This after
noon William Saunders, George Fletch-
er and Michael Connor entered the sa-
loon of Philip Reese, No. 2l6 Pear
street, and fatally stabbed the proprie-
tor. They were arrested. Two of them
are members of the fire department.
Another Wife-SIayeT Hanged.
PRESTON, PA, April l2.-Enoch f.
Sham was hanged here yesterday fol
| the murder of bis wife on the fourth oi
| May, 1872. His paramour and accom-
plice, Susan Eberhert, is under sentence
to be hanged on the second of May
| Two sisters and two brothers of the wo.
man EberhaTt, witnessed the execution.
BIdweII Escaped.
HAVANA, UjG KEY WEST, April l2.-
BidWell, the alleged bank of England
forger, escaped from prison yesterday
evening by jumping over a balcony. Ii
is supposed he is hiding in the city. Bid.
wells friends, seeing the impossibility
by legal means to eounteract the efforts
of the British consul to secure his extra.
dition, undoubtedly assisted him to es-
cape.
mOre Indian OulraEes and Severe Re
tRifaIiOn,
SAN FRANCISCO, April 12.-On the
eleventh of March, James Swain, JohI
/ Mcdonald and George Taylor were mur
dered by large band Of Apaches. Th'
savages were pursued by troops, anC
seventy-nine warriors were killed, anC
! tWenty-six women and children wer'
taken prisoners. The troops were undel
command of lieutenant Rice, now a
Fort Whipple They followed the trai
of the Apaches and learned that Taylor
had been captured alive and subjected
to the most horrible tortures.
A Se5, 700 Bank Robbery.
TOLEDO, o., April 12.-The loss by tn
burglary at the First National bank,
few days since, proves to be greater thai
at first supposed. A box OF papers be
longing TO V. H. Ketcham, president 0
the bank, was taken, containing twent,
Toledo city bonds of one thousand dol
lars each, numbers 26 to 81 inclusive
and numbers 81, 40, 75, &c, "a, rs and 8
OF the date of November 9, 1872, anC
numbers 50 TO S5 Of May 4, 1870; als'
No: q of the latter date, Of five hundred
dollars. The aggregate loss WIZ reacl
twenty-five thousand dollars.
Fires and losses by Fire.
PATERSON, n. j., April l2.-Todd 4
Richie's jute and hemp mill was burneC
this morning. Loss about seventy-flv,
thousand dollars; insurance, fifty thou
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sourHEsx RAILWAY SECURITY Co5P4AsNT'f
Lessee Memphis and Snarieston on r - n; 1s;-,
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Fatally StahI,esI.

PHILADELPHIA, April 12.-This after
noon William Saunders, George Fletch-
er and Michael Connor entered the sa-
loon of Philip Reese, No. 2l6 Pear
street, and fatally stabbed the prOprie-
tor. They were arrested. Two of them
are members of the fire department.
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Saturday, 5Eay the nth, 1878,

Saturday. may NAc AssAAs ACSSS
within Iegal hours, the following described
real estate. east Of and adjoining the city OF
4 certain tract of land, known and desig-
mated On a plan of the ground Of ". ID. Brown,
on ar near fhe pigeon RoOst road, made ana
snrve(,ad by William Crane, March ., 1876, a.
lots Nt% g. and s, and bounded as follows
Erouting chains and lS links on the east side
Of Browns avenue and running back De,
tween para lei lines, at right angles with SAID
avenue Grains and % links to ROzzeil ave
nue., and containing ~ acres.
Also, another tract, known as tne : iSisi
tract" situate adjoining Memphiss ana 4;
describsd and designated as lots A and ang
north part OF lot T. of John Z. Mcl,emore
subdivision of the west 200 acres OF division
No. &. containing $50 acres OF the Jonn hies
grant, and the portions thereof, now decreee
70 be sold are numbered ard designated upor
the plan Of the W. g. Lane SUBDIVISION q
said Isler tract, as follows: Numbers y a, 3, ~
20 n. % 23 A z7 49, f, 49, 40, 80, 81, a. %, ~ ~
81 81 So go 100, l0l, l02 l l0i, 10, 100 lel lge
lO3 no Ill il2 49, l2 l2i, l9, l6, ~, l5O, iSl
10. lS, I34, l35, l36, l37, HB, lo9 lso, tOgetne
with any other lots IN sad uodiVision ina
NAV remain unsold by T. s Ayres, as state'
IN the BILL all Of which lands are IN IN
county Of shelby, Tennessee. sale oetWeei
twelve and three O'Clock pm
Terms OF Sale-On a credit OF six ana tWeiN
months: purchasers executing notes with ap
proved security; lien retatned; equity OF re
demption barred. April II. lS73-
N. D. l.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
: Estes Jackson. sols- for coniPfn'ts- aPi
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Nervous and Physical Debility,
SpermatOrrhes,
Exhausted Vitality,
ONE PERSONAL INTEREIEK,

abuses of the system. and other DISEASES
appertaining thereto, renders any eulogtsttc
remarks superhuOus- Dr.. Curtis viii simply
say, that in
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: BUFFALO, n. =, April IZ.-In the
piqeon-shootiug match here to-day, be-
tween Ira +. Paine of New York, and
James Ward, of Toronto, for purse OF
three hundred dollars, Ward won by five
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate.

40 lVa. Il. Din the Second Chancery Court
of Shelby county, rennessee.-Fret n. Law
renee VS.. Heirs-at-law OF Mary DaA'ei' Ue
ceased ct al. =. ..,,
ny virtue OF an order of sale made IN tnIS
II cause on the lst day Of April lo'5, VIII
seII. al public auction, TO the highest Diooef,
on THE PREMISES, respectively, on
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CHICAGO, April 12.-It is reported
three or io9r men men ; Iashea IN the rigging
but up to eleven O'Clock tonight it was
impossible to obtain any particulars, or
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A. Miner Griswold, ESQ, "Fat Contributor:
Ny DEAR SIR-GOur lecture entitled hyHR
Neal before the Star Course on the twentieth
instant, was a decided success, judging from
the unbounded applause and laughter which
greeted y our numerous sallleS OF wit. have
never seen an audience more delighted, or
more thoroughly in good humor from first 10
last The fact that not a soul among that vast
assenblage of over three thousand persons
was seen TO leave the house during the deliv-
ery of the lecture, is s compliment seldom al
forded TO any one in your profession 1t VIII
afford me much pleasure to add your name TO
my list Of 'staTs" for the Sc son OF loll-12 and
'73. Yours, very truly, 4. y. PJ Oh,
Manager Of the star Course of Lectures, Phil
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1873-04-13

ROME, April l2.-The Pope was better
this morning, and continues to improve,