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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Persons leaving the city may have
the DAILY APPEAL (Su1d0y's edition
inciuh5d. sent To any address at one dol
lar per month.
Tue sday evening the son of Mr..
Trout. Ii wing near the corner of Poplar
and Thin q streets, fell from a tree, frac-
turing hiss skull and breaking his arm.
Mr.. W. F. Simmons yesterday
morning d iscOvered that some burglar.
during the night, had entered his resi-
dence- corn er of Shelby and Talbot
street. and carried of a considerable
quantity Of clothing.
During the exercises at the laying
Of the Masonic cornerstone yesterday,
d Young man was sun-strOked. He was
taken 70 the drugstore near by, and re-
stored to consciousness by the applica-
ton Of proper remedies.
Yesterday morning Jake Steinkuhl
and Charley Meyer bad difficulty in
the alley that runs into Jefferson street,
.atween Second and Main. SteinkGhl
dealt Never a terrible blow on the head
--fth q club, inficting injuries that may
move serious. The blood flowed freely
irom the head Of Meyer, and il is said
his skull was crushed by the blow.
In ali there were twenty interments
90 sterday, as follows: Cholera (so-called),
IL. smallpox, !; remittsnt fever, /; pre-
,,,at. ire birtis ! ; unknown, J.; consump-
-, o: and cholera-infautum, l. The
S-- ;-,--.Ts q Of five cases Of cholera, as COM
- = 18th yesterday, was entirely
ii-1r1,, n. negroes, and is attributed
I-IlI,, T., r, leir excessive indulgence Sun
~ IN ,,aro en- truck, green apples, green
T,aars. e1tba, ye and the like.
7.st NIGHT sergeant Arratta arrested
Annie Quinn {, 'olore9)i supposed 70 oe
,sue of the bUrgA Rrs wno sVoie lhe linen
- ,,i,tt,i,,o aud domestic apparel from the
-'.';,ll.,,9a of MIR. simmons. The stolen
-g'l'e-t, ,,-gr-ertv was found by another eolored
ll,'al,en Sallie Savage, and placed in
,,,..-resion of the officer. II seems that
l,n burglarv was committed, but that
f,a --sTnents we're stolen from the
clotbesIine i'm Mr.. Simmons's yard.
If we may be permitted to make the
Improve the health Of the cry ~ pAltliis
an en- barge upon the lmpolIatiS.n /. iI!.O w
ma eitv Of all green fruit, such as IS oaily
.s,-rosed for sale at the fruit-stands and
nj fbe different markets. Until this is
done we cannot expect 10 he freed from
Inc disease which is now carrying OH so
many negroes aud ignorant whites, who.
rsgaTdIess Of their health, purchase and
O -edily devour everything Of the kind
IL comes before them.
Tuesday afternoon a frightfui Scci-
5ar,t occurred at ClarksYille, Tennessee,
resulting in the death OF William Nc
rIpra. a carpenter, who was assisting in
replacing timber in the railroad bridge
1,,tar Cumberland river. A large piece
Of falling timber struck the unfortunate
man on the back of the head, and hurled
him from the bridge seventy feet below,
into the water. IL is thought he was
either killed or stunned by the blow
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DOCKET T-BO0K-ContRiuing valuable pa
il peTs, of no value except 10 the owner. The
finder will receive a liberal reward for its de-
livery to U. f. Cavanaugh, S65 Main street.
jes5 :. N. JOBE.
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THE CONTEMPLATED OVERTHROW
OF BAXTERS


There are sixteen circuit judges in Ar
kansas, and fourteen Of these are sal ID TO
be inimieaI to Baxter and bite rly hos
tile to his whole scheme Of libef. al aud
lust government. Governor Baxte.r has
uniformly declared that, while he was
not and would never be a Democrat, lie
would give every citizen of Arkansas
the unrestricted right Of suffrage. He
has also said that none but honest, good
citizens should act, while he was COVER
nor, as registrars. Ofcourse, Governor
Baxter intends to appoint substitutes for
these periured people, many OF whom
disc. larged the duties Of registrars under
Cove rnors Clayton and Hadley- When
Baxter begins this process Of reform,
the present registrars will file bills in
r,urfe en- courts Of fourteen districts and
enioin Baxter's appointees and prevent
their q ischsrge Of the functions of their
offices. The validity of statements
made = 2 these Claytonian registrars can
moi b4 q etermined till after the election,
and Thus Baxter's friends will be defeat
ed evervv there, and a Legislature elected
10 do the bidding of Mcclure and
Brooks. TIE basis for these in
functions. to be thus sued out
bv these re, gistrars, is the asser-
tion that Baxl er swas never chosen
governor, that Brooks was elected, and,
therefore, Baxter has no right to ap-
point registrars, or Other officers. In
fact, one or two of the courts, born of
Clayton, and begotton o. the devil,
have already declared that Ba'xter's ap-
pointments to elerkships and other ON
ces in the State are wholly VOID, and
the registrars 70 be APPOINTED will Sc. We
the same fate Mcclure said, when his
own court, Of which he is chief justice,
overruled bis opinion, that Baxter was
not vet "out Of the woods" having 1
reference. no doubt, TO facts above re-
cited. and to the further supposition |
that Old BrindIe is supposed to be the
iab.ed 'bulI Of the woods"
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otal O.OOO Gifts. an CASH

otal 10000 Gifts. all Cash $500 OOC
The money TO pay all these gifts in fun is
now upon deposit in the Farmers and Dro-
yers' Bank OF Louisville, and set aside for that
purpose, and can only be used for that pur-
pose, as will be seen by the following cerlln-
OFFICE OF FAIRNESS AND DKovERs' BANK,
LOUISVILLE, KY, April Z, 1873. {
This is 10 certify that there is in the Farmers
and Drovers' Bauk, for the credit OF the Third
Grand Gift Concert for the benefit of the Pub
lie Library Of Kentucky, five hundred thou
sand dollars, which has been set apart by the
managers to pay the gifts in full, and will be
held by the Bank and paid out for this pGr-
pose, and this purpose only.
The party, therefore, who holds the ticket
drawing the capital gift will get 100000 in
greenbacks, and Sc of the $4,000 gift, the
S25 GOO, the SO 0g0, the $l0bO0 the 5000 and all
the other gifts, 1880 in number amounting to
$500 coo.
The remnant Of unsold tickets will be FUR
nished to those who first apply (ordeIs accom-
panied by the money always HAVING prefer
ence over agents. at the following rates:
Whole tickets, $40: Halves IS, and Quarters
g 50; II whole tickets for 500, So for $500 lIS
for $1,000, and SO for 5000. No discount on
ess than Sl00 worth Of tickets at a time.
The concert and distribution of gifts will be-
gin at six o'clock on Tuesday morning, July 8,
in Public Library ball, and the following will
be the order of proceedings: list. Music by or
chestral band. I'd. Placing of tags Zone for
each ticket soidl in large wheel. 3d. Placing
of gifts in small wheel. 4th. 4lnsie by Orehes-
tral band. 5th. Explanatory remarks by Pres
idept. 9th Drawing OF first half Of gins. 7th.
Ausic by ofehestral hand. Sth- Drawing OF
last half OF gifts. 9th. Placing of large wheel
with tags in hands Of committee appointed by
audience. 10th. Grand orchestral concert.
The music on this grand occasion will be the
best that can be procured, and the gentlemen
who count and place the tags and gifts in the
wheels and superintend the drawings and
keep the record OF the drawn numbers win be
chosen from tne oest known and most trust
worthy citizens OF the state. AL Will be s.
conducted as TO be perfect guaranty against
complaint from any Just source. ~
The payulent OF gifts viii begin on Saturday,
July u, at nine O'Clock am. Tickets drawing
Gins must be presented at Room 4, Public Ii
ffa4g huil3ipg, where cash checks upon the
FARMERS! and bFoHers Bank OF Louisvifle, u
sight drafts upon the Fourth National Hank
Of New York, at The option Of the holder, viii
be giyed for 'the tickets. an gifts not called
form six months from the drawing viii be
tnrhed over 10 the Public Library fund.
For fnll pa4 u gllals send for circulars, lia
TH4S. y. RItAMLEFfE,
Agent Ppblie 14bFaFy q KehtseRE
JOHN HUDSON, Agent,
H0pe6esd- Arknnsas.
: For1nformation apply to JOHN HUDSON,
pao hOdy Hofal Mer1nhfS
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DEED. 1 u

MOODE-In the city OF Memphis on the
2ith day OF June, 1873, of cholera infantum,
SLATER, son of Henry and the late Mrs. Eliza
beth J. Moode.
The friends and acquaintaIiees of the family
are respectfully invited TO attend the funeral
from the residence, No. I76 Poplar street, at
nine o'clock this (WEDNEsDAY) morning.
ZCALRNS-on Tuesday, 24th inst, ISABELLA
ED1IONDsOE, infant daughter OF Herbert h.
and Stella b. Cairns.
The friends and acquaintance Of the family
are respectfully invited to attend the funeral
at their residence on Dunlap street, this
WEDNESDAY, morning at eleven o'clock.
RHODES-On the 24th inst, at the residence
OF his father, Vernon Rhodes, near Buntyn's
station, HEkBERr {. RHODES, aged eleven
years.
His funeral will take place at ten O'Clock
this WEDNESDAY, mornAsg, at Elmwood
Cemetery.
BERGU-In this city, at 81 o'c'Ock'
yesterday (ruesday) evening, CARRIE MAY,
Oldest daughter OF q. II. and May Bergu
aged three years and twellty-four days.
The funeral VIII take place this (WEDNES
DAY) afternoon at three o'clock from the
residence, No. 3 Quinby street. Friends and
acquaintance of the family ale respectfully
invited to attend.
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STRAYED.
ROOMS AND BOARD.

DO0MS AND BOARD--Furnished rooms
~ and board; also few day bOarders accom-
at IS COURT ST.
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. T. J. WILSON has returned from
louisville, Kentucky, and resumes his
duties as manager Of J. NJ, Bradstreet
& Sons well known mercantile agency.
Mr.. Z. p. FONTAINE returned yester-
day from a pleasant visit of ten days to
his friends in Kentucky. His family
will remain in Kentucky during the
summer.
J. p. PARKER and J. f. Leonard,
Of Louisiana; General A. J. Vaughan,
of Tennessee; G. w. Pegram, w. w.
Hewe, X. r. Wilson, NJ. J. Jones and }.
B.Killibrue, Of Mississippi, are at the
Peabody hotel.
RABBI NJ. SAMFIELD, Of the congre-
CATION wOrshiping at the corner of Mar
ket and Main streets, left the city yes
terday for the White Sulphur springs.
where he will spend a few weeks, and
We hope win return fully recruited in
health
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Law REPORTS.

First Chaneery COuFt-MOrgan, Cham
eellOr,
The following cases are set for trial to-
day: 4l9, Sarah Flynn; 526, Lem Fish
er; SOL, James Barkin; 565, Billy Hen
dirk ct al; COZ, Emma Stone; 609, Susie
Powell; 6z3, Mary Bullock; 645, Annie
Gallagher; 649, Ike Sloan and Maggie
Quinn; 739, S. B. Robbins; 749, Zow
Miller; 974, Manuel; 10l4, Hans Mar
garum; 1889, Chap Smith; 1859, Marga-
ret Walsh; 1896, Joe Harris; 1897, Bud
Patton and Hance Johnson.
COLDs AND CoUGHs.-Sudden chan
ges of climate are sources of "Pulmona-
" and Bronchial affections" Take at
once Browns Bronchial Troches, T" let
the Cold, Cough or irritation Of the
Throat be ever so slight.
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Orleans s,6 .Night--Arrived Sam
Brown, st. Louis, pm. City Of Ches-
ter, st. Louis, pm; Nashville, Mem
phis, pm. Departed: Bee, New Or
leans, pm; City o. Chester, Mem
phis, pm; Nashville, Cincinnati,
pm. River fallen nches. Weather
clear and hot.
NEW ORLEANS, June 24.-Weather
cloudy and warm. Thermometer S90.
No arrivals. Departed: Great Republic,
st. Louis.
NASHVILLE, June 24.-River rising,
6 feet on the shoals. No arrivals or
departures.
SHREVEPORT June 24.-Weather
warm. River stationary. No arrivals.
Departed: John T. Moore, New Orleans.
VIcKsBURG, June 24.-Weather
cloudy and warm. The river is
falling. Down: Henry Tee. Up: Julia.
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10000 Cash Gifts Paid in Full
100000 for Only $40

ENOUGH of the ICO, 900 tickets issued for the
Il THIRD GRAND GIFT CONCERT, in aid
been sold to insure full drawing and the
wish having been universally expressed that
the 10000 cash gifts offered should be drawn in
full and paid in full without any scaling
down, as heretofore, the management, with
the concurrence OF the trustees, have deter
mined to allow ninety days more Tor the sale
of the remnant of tickets left on hand. Tee
concert and distribution advertised for April
Sth is therefore postponed to Tuesday, July s,
1878, on which day, and no ether, they will
positively and unequivocally take place in
Public Library Hall, Louisville, Ky.
At this grand concert the following cash
gifts will be distributed by lot and paid in full
lot ha fclra flesrsrr Jlnf,fI fIrexf
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Attend Robertson s Business College.
-Armstrong's Photographic Gallery,
No 2ll Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly, and at the same time save money,
should go at once to Waggener's, Sl73
Main street. He is doing C. O. ID. busi-
uess-no bad debts small profits.
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HARDIN-JACKsON I'm this city, at the
First Methodist church, on June 24th, by the
Rev. DR.. f. c. Slater, Mr.. W. d. HARpfN, oi
Crittenden county, Arkansas. and Miss IdDA G
JACKSON, OF this city.
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BOTTLED BEER.
UHRIG'S BOTTLED LAGER BEER

AFTER long experience and many expert
ments with our unTivalled facilities. We offer
to the trade and families of Memphis our bot
tied lager beer, put up in pints and quarts.
We guarantee it TO be equally as fresh after
six months in any climate, as on the day Of
bottling. l have appointed HENRY LUHR-
MAN my agent for Memphis, who will attend
to the delivery and receiving orders at No. 50
Monroe street. Orders from steamboats,, no.
tells, restaurants, families, and the country
generally, especially the South, are solicited,
and will be promptly filled.
am making this a speciality, and the trade
can rely upon its uniform quality.
J. UHRIG.
Orders addressed to the undersigned will re-
ceive prompt attention. Circular and prices
sent on application.
HENRY LUHRMAE
iel9 33 Monroe street, Memphis.
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Try Dooley's Yeast Powder, you will
soon find it not only the best, but also
the cheapest Baking Powder. Put up
full net weight.
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WAGGENER, 3l74 Main street, has the
finest notwithstanding establishment
in the city; the largest assortment of
goods fresh from the hands Of the inn
DOrter
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Spanish Distu rbanees.
Washington Items.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-The comp
troller of currency has called for state
ment of the condition of the national
banks at the close of business Friday,
June 18th.
Five hundred and ninetyeight gaugers
bills for HAY, under the new schedule of
fees, show the average earnings of the
five hundred and ninety-eight gaugers
in cities generally at six dollars per day.
In the rural districts travelling expenses
were paid. In addition there are usual
ly about seven hundred bills each month,
as that many gaugers are employed.
The following gaugers were appointed
to-day: William S. Robinson, fifth Ohio
district; Antoine Danange, eighth Illi-
nois district.
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The IIlQll2H Lots.

A BOUT THREE HUNDRED AND SIXTY
n of these beautiful lots still on hand, and
we viii keep them open at the present Low
PRICES and LIBERAL TERMS of payment
for a short time longer. All who would avail
themselves of the present advantages must
not delay closing negotiations, for when once
the prices are advanced we do not propose to
reduce them again. Call and get plots and
make thorough inspection of the property
without delay.
DOSOHO & BULKLEY,
my25 80 Madison Street.
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt & Hanson's old
stand. HANSON 81 WALKER.
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MOSQUITO BARS.

All styles made and put up.
BRYsON & CAMP.
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Roouobrx-Fof geo tlemen to send their
snrino and sus, nae ci6 hing 70 he cleaned
OF dyed and repslFed, e HANs9h AfSs s,I 2
make specially Of that kind Of WORK.
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FLANNELs FOR SUMNER WEAR.

Gauze Flannels, Demet Flannels, 25c
per yard.
Silk warp Flannels cheap at
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NEURIL.-Instsntan cure for neu-
calgia. G.. W. Jones & Co. sell It.
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One case 10-4 Brown Sheeting, 33c.
One case I0-4 Bleached Sheeting, 374c.
Utica, Pepperell, HugenOt, and An
sheetings.
Pillow cottons,
Pillow linens,
Linen sheetings.
Marseilles quilts, 81 80 to 50 so.
Honey-cOmb quilts cheap at
MENKEN BROS.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
FoR rnrARs PoINT ANp BENps

Memphis, Helena and Friar's Point Line.
Steamer Phil ALlI4s
J&Luea
Leaves Memphis MOE DAN. "Wednesday
and FRIDAY, at O'clock p.ha., and frieFs
Point every Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday,
For height Or passage apply on board. Oos
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THE members of the board of health
are respectfully requested to meet to-day
at the office of DIR. A. Szerenyi, 225
Main street, precisely at twelve o'clock.
A. SZERENYI.
June % lS73
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GRAND HOTEL, Broadway, opposite Con-
7 Rress Park, Saratoga. This new and mag
pihcent Hotel, accommodating 100 persons,
opened June I, 1873. The pfOpriet0rs have
adoDfed the following schedule Of prices. For
June. September and October, transient guests,
81 50 per day; weekly guests, 81 pei day /;
monthly guests, 50 81 per day. For July aud
guests, 81 50 per dayS monthly guests, 81 per
day. Gllmore's fanotIS Boston Jubilee Band
is engaged for the season. Families wishing
to engage apartments IN this modern hotel,
pOssessiLg advantages of elothes-presses,
water and electric bells in every suit OF apart
ments, will apply to or address W. W. LE-
LAND & CO., Grand Hotel, Saratoga. tel6
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60 TO L.eddin's Business College.

JOE LOCKE has received Harper's
Monthly Magazine for July.
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Cholera Reports from Nashville
and Cincinnati : Highway
Robbery in California.
The st. Louis Mutual Insurance
Company Railroad News
Spanish Items.
Those Thrifty Genluses of Goth
am-The Great Billiard Tour
nament- -CalOric Notes,
Etc, Etc.



CINCINNATI, June 24-Four deaths
from cholera reported to-day at the
health office.
Continued Deceease Of Mortality at
NaShvLlIe.
NASHVILLE, June 24.-Twenty- mine
deaths from cholera, of whom eight
were white. Every one is much more
hopeful, and business is enlivening.
Chinese PIg.TaiI Ordinance-Highway
Robbery.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 24.-The board
of supervisors sustained the mayors
veto the Chinese pig-tail ordinance, and
passed over the veto order taXirg the
Chinese Iaundries fifteen dollars quar-
ter.
In the afternoon yesterday stage was
robbed near Marysville, and Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s treasure-twenty-eight
hundred dOllars-taken, by three masked
men, armed. The passengers were not
molested. The robbers made their es-
cape.
RumOred Railroad Change.
INDIANAPOLIS, June 24.-It was ru-
mOred in railroad circles to-day that the
Indianapolis, Pennsylvania and Chica-
go railroad would soon pass into the
hands of the Pennsylvania Central and
st. Louis railroad company.
Important 20 st. LOuIs Mutual stock
and POIicy-hOIders.
ST. LOUIS, June 24.-The entire board
of directors of the st. Louis Mutual
life insurance company, at meeting to-
day, decided to resign, in conformity to
a proposition made by Charles II. Peck,
president of the company, and an cleo
ton for new board by the stock and
pOlicyhOlders was ordered for July 3lst.
Fatal Railroad Accident.
SCHENECTADY, n. Y, June 24.-An
express train from the west on the New
York Central railroad, due in this city
at half-past five yesterday afternoon, ran
into a freight train which was standing
on side track mile west of this city,
demOlishing several of the freight cars
and the engine of the passenger train,
and killing ROmlin Hamlin. ]. T.
Wicks brakeman on the freight train,
and the engineer and fireman of the
passenger train, were severely injured.
Spanish Distu rbances.
MADRID, June 24.-The troops have
defeated the united bands of the Carlist5
of EliO Darremgarny and OllO. The
insurgents lost sixty killed and three
hundred wounded. The troops under
Nouvallas defeated the Carlists, Friday
last, inhicting severe loss.
BARCELONA, July 24.-AbOu: twenty
five of the soldiers of the garrison, when
druRk yesterday, came in conflict with
the towns-people of Barcelona. A Sc
we're fight followed, in which weapons
were used on both sides. Several SOL
diers were arrested. Further fighting
is feared.
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The members of the -Thespian
club are requested to meet at the Grand
OperahOuse, this evening, at eight
o'clock, as business of great importance
will be transacted.
RE. RICHARDSON, Manager.
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JOE LOCKE, 236 Main street, has a
large assortment Of stationery, books
and all the late monthlies, weeklies and
bailjaS
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FOR SALE.
CONCEALED WOOD

ONE tract, SOC acres, 500 in cultivation :
" net income $1,000.
One other tract, 500 acres, 100 in euItiva-
ton; net income 5000.
One other tract, 400 acres, IOOin cultivation /;
income 500.
Good ms and cotton presses on each; good
water, good buildings and good fencing, to-
gether with good labor, on each place.
Will be sold, One-half paid first January
per acre. Call on
CAPT. T. B. DILLARD, Memphis or
CAPT. =. d. POWELL. BatesViIle Miss
For full particulars, or correspond with ei her
rS- Any one desiring TO look at said farms
will call on Capt. 5. ID. Powell, at Batesville,
Miss, who will furnish cOnVeyances and 90
with parties 10 the plantations. jel5
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Dissolution.
ESTES. FIzER 4 90

TUBE hrm Of ESTES, FIZER 4 PINsoN was
i dissolved on the 20th uit, by the death OF
h. A. Pins0n, The business will be continued
py the surviving partners, under the firm
name OF ,...-.
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J.B. FAIRIES & CO.,
At Court Square Stables. Mules and
Horses for sale.

AWNINGS, Mosquito Bans.
Up. LALLEMANDS,
230 Second street.
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Thankful for past fayors, they solicit a con-
of the same.
Memphis, June 3, lS73. je4
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MOUSE FURYISHING GOODS.

MENKEN BROS.