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PERSONAL.

Mr. NAPOLEON HILL and family left
the city yesterday for Crab Orchard
Springs, Kentucky.
FATHER KELLY left by the Louisville
road yesterday on visit to Louisville,
Baltimore and Washington.
WE had the pleasure yesterday Of
meeting General Thomas H. Taylor,
formerly citizen of Memphis, at pres
ent of Louisville, and during the late
civil war, gallant Confederate soldier,
The general is looking as If indeed the
"years glide by" with him, so lightly
have they touched a glorious physique.
He is in the city in the interest Of the
Crab Orchard Springs, the healing virtues
of whose waters are well known to cur
people. In charge Of the office and
guests Of this now famous watering
place, we regard General Taylor as the
fright man in the right place."
COLONEL JAMES BROWN has been
spending several days in the city, at
tending the meetings of White and
Bliss, il which he has been deeply in
terested He is now nearly seventy
nine years Of age, and is yet vigorous
man in body and mind. He is one OF
the old Tennessee stock, having been
born in Davidson county in the year
1895 He was s. schoOlmate Of James
X. Polk, when they both went to school
to Rev. Robert Henderson, Presbyterian
minister, the grandfather of Mrs. Judge
Z. M. YeTger. The meeting between
Colonel Brown and Mrs. Yerger was
very pleasant and interesting. Colonel
Brown Is the oldest son Of Rev. Joseph
Brown, welI-knOwn in Tennessee his
tory as an Indian fighter in his young
days, and distinguished Cumberland
Presbyterian preacher. Rev. Joseph
Brown lived to be ninety. five years old,
and died only 2 few years ago in Giles
county. Colonel James Brown was in
what is now Memphis in 1919, locating
land. He is in the full vigOr Of intellect
and energy, and is very interesting in
relating Incidents of past years. His
children and grandchildren are scat
tered over Mississippi and Tennessee,
and are among the most valuable MEM
bers OF society. Long may he live to do
good and enjoy the society Of his friends.
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THE PADUCAEE ROAD.
Work SO he 8ecOmmeHced and PrOEecu
Eed until the Road is Finished
What Mr. horton says.

The West Tennessee Clarion quotes
from the Dyersburg Progress, which
says: "The often repeated rumOrs that
work would soon be resumed on the
Paducah and Memphis railroad has
been so common that the people pay
but little attention to them, nOtwith-
standing the great anxiety felt by all to
see the work commenced. We are
satisfied now, from information in our
possession, that the road will be finished
during the summer from Tremble Station
to this place, and from COvingtoa to
Ripley on the lower. end. We saw a
letter from Mr.. Norton to a gentleman OF
this place, in which he says: 'Ipresume
you know that arrangements are about
completed for the iron to Dyersburg
and Ripley We are informed that
work has already commenced at Cow
ingtOn getting the rOad-bed ready for the
iron. 1t will be source Of great plea
sure TO our people TO know that the road
is soon to completed, as it will give an
impetus to business that nothing else can.
The PaduCsh NelU8 of the eleventh pub
fishes the following cheering news about
the railroad: we understand that
some twenty miles of the Paducah and
Memphis road, on the other side Of
Dyersburg, is about to be let cut to con-
tractors Tor grading, furnishing ties, etc,
and that the work on this portion of the
road will be commenced at an early
day, and rapidly completed. There are
several bidders for the contract, and
among them is Mr.. John Johns, the
champion dirt-moveT of western Ken
lucky. OfcOurse we would rather have
john to get the job than any other man
living. He has had much experience
in grading railroad. beds, and is perfect
'rusher on a job. If the road wishes TO
have its work done well, and better than
anybody else can do it, the directors will
give the Job to Mr. john Jchns.u
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IMPORTANT NOTICE.
Eeeiing OF the sgemphfs Industrial Ex-
position ASS ISOLATION, Monday,
5Uue IL, 1875.

The creditors and stockholders of the
Memphis industrial Exposition associa-
ton are urgently requested to meet the
directory at the Exposition building on
Monday, June II, 1875, at seven o'clock
in the evening A full and complete
exhibit of the condition of its afTaifs, a
stRtementO Of what has been done since its
organization, together with propositions
looking 10 q final settlement with its
creditors, will be presented at the meet
ing. By order OF directors,
JAMES hOOSA, President.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

VICKsBURG, June Sup: Capital
City. No boats down. Weather clear.
River fell inches.
NEW ORLEANS, June 8.-Weather
clear and pleasant. No arrivals or de-
partures.
LOUISVILLE, June S.-RiVer falling,
with feet III the canal, and feet in
the Indiana chute. Weather cool and
clear. Arrived: Vint Shinkle, Mem
phis. Departed: Vint ShiIkIe, Cincin-
natl.
ST. LOUIS, June 8.-Weather clear
and cool. River stationary. Arrived:
Grand Tower, Memphis; Thomas Sher-
lock, New Orleans. Departed: Julia,
Vicksburg.
PITTsBURa, June S.-Weather cloudy
and pleasant. River feet 3 inches and
rising slowly.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS..

MOBILE, June Section weak :
middling, 143c; low middlings, I4sc;
good ordinary, lac; net receipts, 8
bales; exports to Great Britain, 1882
bales; cOastwise, Sl3 bales; sales, 200
bales.
CHARLESTON, June 8.-COtton is
dull; middling, l53c; low middling,
l54c; good ordinary, l44c; net receipts,
2O6 bales; sales, 80 bales.
GALVESTON, June Section
middling, 145c; net receipts, 333 bales;
exports to the continent. 5S3 bales; coast
wise, so bales; sales, 127 bales.
SAVANNAH, June Section dull /;
middling, l5fc; net receipts, 49 bales;
sales, 255 bales.
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ONR DOLLAR FOB THB APPEAL.

Persons leaning tie city for the
country can hare the DAILY
APPEAL sent to them for one
month, on sending to or leaving
their name and address and One
Dollar at our cOUBtjng-TOODO-OT
for any time longer than that at
the same rates.
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Approved March a, $50
JAMES D. PORTER Governor.

AN ACT TO release certain parties from Ia0iI-
1ty TO the state on account CT notes executed
b. them 20 the Bank of Tennessee.
Section l. Be 10 enacted by the General As
semOly of the State Of Tennessee, That on all
notes or other evidences Of debt now i'm the
hands Of samuel atsOu. Trustee Of the Bank
of Tennessee, the original COL-id GRAFTON
whereof was money loaned by said bans, or
any Of It's branches, to be used in the con-
structlOn or equipment Of any railroad or
railroads, in the state, which railroads have
been sold In foreclosure Of the mortgage held
by the State for State ard furnished, and no
fund realized TO pay such notes after IIugal-
ing the States lien, the state hereby IeIln-
quishes all claim she may have Tor pro rata
payment to ana in favor of parties bound on
such notes or other evidences OF l6Dis
Section 2. Be IL further enacted, That sam
uel Watson or his successor in the Office u
Trustee OF said bank, and whoever has now,
or NAV hereafter nave, control Of the states
interest in assets Of said bank, be, and he is
he eby directed TO take no step toward f4- gs.-
lection of any interest the State may Da found
10 have in and 10 any note coming within the
scope and puTyleW Of the fir-t section Of this
act, and upon the winding up Of the affairs OF
the Bank OF tennessee, or in che process of
winding the same up, when 10 shall B- asg1T-
tanned what amount OF interest the state bias
in such note, notes or other evidences o. debt.
ne snail enter credit thereon IT an amruLt
equal to such interest.
Passed March p, 1870.
LEWIS BON %,
Speaker Of the House Of re presents. ives.
THOMAS II. PAINE
Speaker Of the Senate.
Approved March q, 1879.
JAMES j., PORTER, Governor,
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LAW REPORTS.
FIrss ClauceFy COuFt-MCEZRD, Chap.
ceFEGF,

EiTss ChauCeFy COGFt-M organ, Chap.
ceIE0F.
Court will meet at niue o'clock this
morning, and the following cases will
constitute the calendar: After first dis
posing Of the case of Jones vs. Battey,
No. 30, the following will be called
1747, Bryan VS. Heager; 1868, Pointer
vs. BrinkIey; 2047, Winlrey VS.
Drake; 1881, Davis vs. Thornton ;
1928, Cunningham VS. Royster; 1856,
r. D., Kirkpatrick VS. Carolina and
Southern life insurance company; 200l,
Daviny Va Cunningham; 2O42,. Hoist VS.
Hoist; 2O43, Ford vs. Lehman; 2044,
ConnOvan VS. City OF Memphis; 2065,
Keel vs City OF Memphis; 2O69, Shust
VS. Bowers; 207l, Crane VS. CcODey; 2O75
Howe VS. Crensh&w, 2O76, Raymond vs
Memphis city fire and general insurance
company; 1895, Buck VS. Memphis and
Little Rock railroad company; 1883,
Sumpter VS. Mosby, Reen & Co.; 1880,
Continental insurance company VS.
Swingley & Co. The attorney having
the papers in the case Of Greenlaw VS.
WaldTan will greatly oblige the clerk
and master by returning the same to
his office, also in the case OF Brooks Ys
Edwards.
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United States District aud Circuit
COUFts-EFiEE, Judge.


Yesterday the argument in the case OF
Cameron VS. Ena insurance company
was concluded and the case given to the
jury. To-day the following cases will
be called: TOmery VS. Memphis and
Ohio railroad company; Smith VS.
M'COy; FOssack VS. Brown; United
States VS. Hurst ct 81; Tobey vs. South
eTn Life insurance company; Hughes
VS. COssitt; United States VS. Hurst ct al;
Green VS. Selma, Marion and Memphis
railroad company; JaTman VS. st. Louis
Life insurance company; Dunn vs. City
Of Memphisr Criss VS. same; M'Laren VS.
same; Order VS. same; s. Parsons vs.
same; F. Parsons vs. same; G. B. Par
sons, jT., VS. same; NJ, O. Parsons VS.
same; w. S. Parsons VS. same; Hatch VS.
same; Huff vs. same; Manning VS. same;
D. Shepley VS. same; J. r, ShepIey VS.
same; E. G. Shepley vs same.
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CHEAP DRESS GODDS.

SO pieces striped Ecru, for polonaises,
20 cents per yard.
80 pieces lace striped ATLANTA, .
cents per yard,
so pieces French figured Pique, %
cents per yard.
Handsome English Grenadines, 10, Is
and 20 cents.
Il French Percsle, 10 cents.
Gray japanese Poplins, to close, at 20
and - cents.
Orders from the country promptly
hIled. Samples sent on application.
NENKEN BROTHERS,
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FOB LEASE OR SALE.

L OTS-Situated on Madison and Court streets
i 4 extended, IN eighth ward, PrestOn'S sub
d vision. These grounds are shaded by forest
trees and are IN q neighborhoOd uneXcePuOn-
ably good. A rare opportunity Is here offered
10 tenants or purchasers. Price suited TO the
times, and terms to the convenience OF april
Giants. IRRELEVANT & CO,
myz6 10 Madison street.
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RCoMs AND B0ARD.

GUNNER BOARD-Che8p board for a few
- families during the summer can be had
IN retired, pleasant, quiet residence near
oxford, Mississippi The location is healthy
and society excellent. For full Information
apply 10 Is. p. Anderson, Courthouse. jus
DOARD-Unf unfinished Room, with Board, in
ID a private family; delightful and healthy
location; best references required. Apply al
northeast corner Linden and Lauderdale St.
nOARD-PleasaBt rooms and board, where
n there are no children: fare as good as mar
ket affOrOs; good, cool, sweet mllK every day.
1T Second street. Hy25
DOGMA splendid room, with board terms
n moderate; at 10 " onIOe street.
.1OOH-FTont room with board at
~ IS MADISON TT.
DOOMs AND BOARD--Desira6lef front room,
" with board, 81 y UNION 81,
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CARPETS.

Ingram carpets at 80, IS and IS cents.
Atwood ingram carpets, 80 cents.
Best 3-ply and tapestry Brussels at re-
duoed figures.
Hemp carpets 20 to 80 cents.
Good quality mating IS cents.
MENKEN BROTHERS,
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GATE COMMITTEE,
sTRAYED OR STOLEN.

NEARE-On May 26tb, from No. 40 Linden
M street, between Orleans street aud NJ; q
q r. r ,one small Mare, scars on each nip,
one white hiud foot, reached name and
slIghtly sway back. Liberal reward for her
Pgf1irU IN No 40 Linden street. jus
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GRURBS & AUSTIN.

332 Main street, will continue the
closing out sale, at cost for cash, Of their
retail department of clothing for few
days longer. Full stock Of alpaca, linens
and underwear.
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LIVINGSTON i COMPANY,
BOZ ESEIU AND FOREIGN RAHRERs,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

Conseryatively organized for doing
the business of out-Of-tOWn banks, bankers,
corporations, merchants and individuals
Usual interest allowed on daily balances.
Collections made and promptly RENTED.
Correspondence solicited, Exchange on prfncis
pal cities of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, EEWBERN & CO.,
London
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APPEAL RATES
, ATEs OF SUBSCRIPTIONS.
RATES OF ABVERTIsISGs
~ nsTTv AppEAT,.


First insertion per VI ~
subsequent insertions, per square.--.---.. Do
Eight lines solid nonpareu make one square
aud twelve lines make one inch.
Local Notices are % cents per line INST In
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cents per line per month.
Wants ETC., are 10 cents per line FIRST inser-
ton, and cents per line each subsequent
ns5Tuons
Death and Marriage notices, Funeral notices
and Obituaries, are charged al regular rates.
We will not accept any advertisements TO fol-
low reading matter.
First or Fourth page advertisements, station
airy, double rates
Specimen copies sent free OF charge.
Our msiI-books are kept by Postofices, and
not by individual names.
In ordering papers changed frem one postofnee
10 another, the names OF Doth po5toLnces
should be given.
We solicit letters and comm unicatiOn8 upoH
subjects OF general interest, but such must
always be accompanied by responsible
name.
We will not return rejected communications.
All letters, communications, or anything else
for the APPEAL, should not be addressed 10
and Individual connected with the once,
but simply the
APPEAL. Memphis, Tenn.
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To EXCHANGE.

nROPERTY-The valuable property known
as the DonohO place, for a Mississippi NV
er bottom plantation. -
rnv2B VIM. NJ. SLEDGE, JR.
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FOR RENT.

OUSE-With six roo S, in that lovely
n grove corner Brinkley avenue and Haw-
lev street, Apply to W. o. HOSKINS
ing Z95 Brinkley avenue.
CTORE-HOUSE-Ho. 2SS Main street. corner
- Madison. Apply to Oliver, Finnie & Co.
TOUSE-A house in flTst-class order and
NJ convenient 10 street C rs. VIII be rented
on favorable terms TO a first class tenant. Ar
pIv to T. J. Mccarthy Al r. q. Barnab, :.
ESIDENCE-On the corner Of Georgia and
n, Seventh streets, near Miss. & Tenn. K. X.
depot with large flower and vegetable garden,
ali in frstrate ord er; possession given at once.
Apply 70 }. B. 81 BRIDE, at the depot, or W.
Joyner S25 Main street. my29
ID EsIDENCE-Eight ROOMS, IS Mosby street.
II Apply at 43 SECOND ST
ElENTRAL HOTEL-On Adams street. APP
: ply IN David Hastings, Commercial hotel.
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FOR RENT OR LEASE,

CTORE-Large store, cellar and upper Offices,
- on Front street, near Court; about forty
feet front; reasonable terms. Apply to
". a. WHEAILtE,
.FgFv street
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.

AN ACT to repeal Section li56 Of the Code OF
Tennessee in relation to private corpora
ttOns for manufacturing, quaTrying and
mining.
Section l. Be it enacted by the General
Assembly Of the state Of Tennessee, That tue
first clause of section l4jj of the Code, which
prescribes that nothing but money can be
taken as payment Of any part OF the capital
stock" be, and the same is hereby repealed
and that section 1896 Of the Code be, and the
same is hereby repealed.
section 2. Be II further enacted, That this
act take effect from and after its pass9g-, the
public welfare requiring IT,
Passed March q, 1875.
LEWIS BOND,
speaker Of the House of Representative.
THOMAS H.PAINE,
Speaker of the Senate.
Approved March "a, 1870.
JAMES ID. PORTER CfgvaFrrr
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WANTS.

uNELEGRAPHING-La and gentlemen
10 learn telegraphing. School conducted
by employees of the Western Union Telegraph
company. For information call at western
Union Telegraph Office, 80 Madison street, or
at the school r ON, 354 Main street lup stairs
between 10 land Y am, and 5, and and pm.
CERVANTS-Man and wife for general pur.
> poses in a small family. None but 10.
need apply TO 293 NAN ST.
HORSE AND BUGGY-To keep during the
III summer. Service light and the best care
guaranteed. Address 20" 263 Main street.
no COTTON FACTORS OR PRESS MEN
The subscriber who is acquainted with
cotton in all its details would like to make an
engagement with some factor, broker or
pres. Address
jus 81. B. c. Appeal ONCE
SITUATION-To travel in Tennessee, North
> Mississippi, Alabama or Arkansas, for
some good house. Best references given. Ad-
dress, W. S. ROGERS, $40 Saffarans street.
LIVERY BODY TO KNOW, that they can
n have their old Sewing repaired
al 25s Second street. All work warranted.
UELP-A good steady white woman to do
II chalnbeT-work, at $40 MAIN 81.
UTANTED-YOUR ATTENTION TO THE
w MEMPHIS AWNING MANUFACIOS
RY, 81 Washington ST, Awnings OF all styles
made 70 order. Cabinet work and Furniture
made and repaired, re-upholstered, vanished
and pack ed for shipment. Carpets taken Up,
cleaned end relaid. All work called for and de-
Iivsred free - ~E'a~-~ n. BITTEN BERG.
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LOST.

nING-A carbuncle ring with inscription,
n "From c. to Willie, l love tnee."
liberal reward Will be paid for the return OF
same 10 this Office. jus
ON wednesday, June ., 1870, part Of Gold
~ Chain-abOut five links. A liberal reward
will be paid for its return to this Office.
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TIE cheapest and best STEAM DYEINe
ana CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 248 Sc.
cOnd street, HANSON & WALKER,
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BEER COOLERS AND ICE CHESTS,
ALL SIZES,
for sale by H. wETrER co.
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PERsGwAB.

nR. ALFRED VOORHEES, make a spcci.
IL atty Of treating Eye and Ear Diseases
Ofica ~ Poular street mv28
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SEE advertisement Fosters second
Texas drawing postponed for few days.
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FLOWERS, bulbOus roots, plants, beu.
guets snd decorations. CraiS's, 879 MAR.
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STRAYED.

ETARE-A liberal reward VIII be paid for
vi the return OF one bay mare. rather thIur
l5L-hands high, years old 40 marks.
Slrayed from our stable on Thursday morning,
~th instant HALL 9 Co,
Jus s. Union 81.
NECLE-One dark brown borse-mule, or %
wi years old. white -P6ts ca back A SUI Ia
Die reward viii be paid Ior MS return 70
Porter, Taylor & Co. lub
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NEURu.-The instantaneous cure for
aSETaL2IG. Geo. ". Jones 8 Coz keep It.
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FOR SALE.

UOUEE AND LOT-2S3 Poplar street-one OF
n the most pleasant residences on that
fayortte streeJ-Offered for sale at moderate
price ana on easy terms. Apply 10
iu6 TRtZENANT & Co, l9 Madison 81.
CTEAM-ENGINESs and Boilers, portable and
= stationary, new and secondhand, sulta-
bic 10 run saw and gristmills and cOttOn-gins,
low for cash or city acceptance Apply to
ju8 CUBBINS & GUM.
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60 To Leddin's Business College,

THE friends and former pupils of
Armour institute, are invited to attend
the anniversary exercises at the Mendels-
sOhn Quartette club hall, 221 Second
street, opposite Calvary church, Monday
evening, June 18th, at eight o'clock.
NOTICE.-We hereby notify the pub
lie that MIR. Charles Loewenstine is no
longer in our employ.
LOEWEN5TINE BROS.
MEMPHIS, May %, 1876.
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PLANTs-Cabbage, Tomato, Egg, Craig's
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TAKEN UP.

TOW-A red hTludle COW. one crop ear
- Corner Georgia and Second streets, Fort
Pickering. Is. 7. FOSTER
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An ACT to repeal The 2d section Of an Act

IN MI % Iepe8T inc n -E.UOu OF an Act
passed January l., ISIS.
Section !. Be 20 enacted BY the General As
sembly of the State Of Teunessee. That the
second (Zdl section Of an act passed January
Il, ISIS, entitled ian act 20 declare the Look
out creek uavigab.e, and Tor other purposes p"
declaring the TeliicO river navigsb.e, De, and
The same Is hereby repeated.
Section 2. Be IL further enacted. That
this act take effect from and after It's PASSAGE
Ee public welfare T5QuiTiugiL
Passed March 1879
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second CIaHcGFy SoELFG-Egs5aA eE, Chan
CelI0r.
Myers VS. James still on trial to-day,
and no other case will be called until
this is finished.
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

Memphis and st Louis Packet 20.
United States Mail Line.
From Elevator Building, foot EesIa "a,
CITY OF FICKSBUR Riley, II ast5r
Wednesday, June eth, at 10 am.
CITY OF ESTER,.....,.,...-..-.Zslgle- master
Thursday, June 10th, at . pm.
CAPITOL CITY . y cal, master
Friday, June nth, al . pm.
GRAND TOW l. F.. ....... L6uEOX, u1dste r
Saturday, June l2th, at pin.
CITY OF HELENA. ............,.. 81 eS- NJ after
Sunday, June 18th, at 10 Am.
BELLE MEMP Crane master
Monday, June 18th, at pm.
For freight OF passage apply IN
AID. STORM,
Sup'f Mississippi River Elevator COIapany.
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THE CELEBRATED FIRST PRENIUM
Patent Self-Ventilating
REFRIGERATOR,
at H. WETTER d co.'s.
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ATTEND Robertson's Business College.
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A T AUCTION-The following Lots viii be
"a sold TO the CHEST bidder on Thursday,
Iuly lsl, on The northwest corner OF Main
and Madison streets: Part lot sol, being $50
by 1881 ieet, south side jefferson street, next
ives: OF Nj. p. NJ. Patterson; also, the follow
ing lots, IN block Il BTinkley q SnOwden's
subdi vision: . 8, Is aud Il, east side OF Marley
avenue, and ", Il, % and =, west side Hastings
street; and the lOlloglng, in block Is OF said
subdivision p 4 6, 8, Il and Lowest side MOsely
avenue, and SILL, II and 49, east side OF Has
tlngs street; each Of said lots " feet fronJ by
lhsl $40 feet depth. Terms, half cash half in
one year, with Interest from date Of sale at slT
per cent, secured by trust deed.
mi IRRELEVANT & co.
nESID EEoE-By late residence on Jesss-
IL, main street, third door east Of Lauder
dale street House and grounds in perfect
order JOHN OVERFOE il.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
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PICHI0
FOR TIE BENEFIT OF THE
MEMPHIS BRASS BAND,
THURSDAY, JUNE 10, 1915.
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