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Keen a Before the Pe.nle.

All who wish to encourage home man
ufacture are again reminded that our
large stock of lumber, doors, blinds,
sash, boxes and all wood building mate
rial, is offered as l0lC as the Iosoest and
is as good as the best.
We stand pledged to sell our home
work as low as the same quality of
Northern work can be bought.
IL MEMPHIS WOOD Works.
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NEW YORK, March IL, 40 p.m.-Cotton is
firm and nominally unchanged. Futures are
Is 5-l6@6lsc; April delivery, l6 ll-l6c; Nav
delivery, u l-l69l7kc; June delivery, 17zG
oil 7-l6c; July delivery. 1891 I1-l6; August
delivery. l7z4gl7 lS-l6c; September delivery,
lT1s@l1Ac; November delivery, Is 7-l6@l7%;
december delivery, l6hc. Sales for future
delivery, 64O0 bales.
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1t is rather amusing that wh ereas
every woman in Plymouth Church is
ready to pledge her life that Beech er is
innocent, every woman Of them ,all is
quite suspicious that Mrs. Tilto1 Is
guilty. just how they reconcile the thing
is unknown Portland argus.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-11

ALL the latest magazines, dailies and
periodicals can be found at P. j. Cole
mans news stand and cigar store. No.
COZ Beal street.
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The LEDGER job Office is one of the
most extensive in the South and cana.
Die of executing any class Of Job work.
12St " "0'A
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TO Buyers oil Lumber, Doors, Etc.
The "Lumbermen's Association 'unau-
imously resolved, Tuesday night, that
from that time all members were at lib
erty to fix their W prices.
S. A. HATCHER, Sec'y.
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Burn Coke.-Sold by coal deal.
ers and the Gas Company. Is
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STEAMBOATS,
For Cincinnati.

NH"UW"HNHs
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Comnanv-
For Evansville Louisville and Cincinnati
j.. D. PARKER. ...-~.R. W. Wi,e, ma,tsr
WILL LEAVE AS ABOVE
w on SATURDAY, March 9Th, LIIEErk
at 5 pm, giving through tickets
to Philadelphia. s2S; Washington, s2: RAGE
more, 500 New York, S25.
X. W. LIGHTBURNE, Is Madison .t
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IFY0U WANT PRINTING DONE IN an
il artistic mNnnera SEND yonI oIu0isA'V 'n0
ledger Stpam Dob Printing once.
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For white River.

For all points pm White and Black rivers
The fine steamer
ELLA".""""."...~.R. I. Cummings, m,gtsr
7 EAyES MEMPHIS ON THIS -
ADAY, 18th inst, ats pm. I1S.A
For freight or passage apply on
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NeMa for the mnIIons.

News for the Millions.
Mansford has three thousand copies Of
old magazines, such as Harper's, Flee
tic, Scribner, etc., which will be sold at
ten cents a copy,
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EIGHT barges St. Bernard coal just
received. Also Pittsburg and camel
coal.
ST. BERNARD Coal ASSOCIATION,
last l3 Madison street.
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SPECIAL CARDS.


GEARS Il GREELEY. NO. "a MADISON
y street. Memphis. Abstracts and examin-
alton of titles to any real estate in Shelby
county. All work Guaranteed.
ST
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STRANGERS, go to C%onverse's 81 South
Court street. cot
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The GENUINE TROPICAL, a fine cigar,
3 for 25c, at H. Esch's. 10
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In Our Shoe Department.
800 pairs nice cloth CATERS, 81.
800 real human hair switches, 81.
KAHN 4 FREIBERG,
1859, III, l73 Main ST., cor, Poplar.
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ADDITIONAL Il

COTTON,
The market this morning opened firm,
with a good demand and light offerings,
Buyers were active in making inquiries ,
with holders firm and asking full prices.
Estimated sales to-day, 1900 bales; sales
yesterday footed up 1900 bales. New
York for spots was firm but nonlinally
unchanged; futures steadier. Liverpool
was quoted as quiet and steady; sales,
$4,000 bales. New Orleans was r eported
quiet.
COTTON EXCHANGE QUOTATIONS. STANDARD
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ELECTION.
Election Notice.

OFFICE PHGYIx INSURANCE COL
March 10. 1875,
ELECTION FOR SEVEN DIRECTORS
a To serve the ensuing year will be held ~
he office of the Company on Monday the I'd
day OF this month:
By order Of the Board, ,u,, ~
8. &. CLARKE, Sec,y. s-ls
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COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.

-
COMMITTEE OF ARRANGEMENTS.
Green Badge.)
Capt. John S. Sullivan, Chairman.
1t P O Rogers, P Callahan. B d Foley,
Jas Martin, Jno 0'Brien, X Eustace,
LIS Tracey, ] W Goslin, WIN Donnelly,
Wm Mcdonald. 7 Farrell, Edward Shea,
PMcNulty, P Eagan, Jos Mulcahy,
Tim ConnOrs, + FuIey, e Sullivan,
Jno NJ Sheehy. II Mcguire. Particularly.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.
white Badge.)
Lieut.. Paul Kingston, Chairman.
NJ Gain, Thos Fisher, M Magevney, sr,
B II Carbery, PTwohig. Jas Flaherty,
Ed Shipley, 0Dwyer, DR. Frank Rice,
TW Brown. John Lilly, P G Bigley,
Donnelly, VIM Dean, John j Duffey,
James Smith, M Ball, Maurice Tobin,
John Gum, PJ Kelly. NJ Doyle,
FLOOR COMMITTEE.
Purple Badge.)
j.. f. Barrett, Chairman.
j Sullivan. ChasBowers Dennis Smith,
HDSullivap, Mark Clark, P McGauhren,
PGatens, Roper, Jos Walsh,
Matt L Garter, 1hos Clark, J c Degnan,
John Russell, L Peake, Jos P Carey,
Peter A Tighe, J X Speed, CT Lawlor.
TICK ETR-TWO DOLLARS.
Admitting a Gentleman and Ladies, to be had
Of any member of the Committees. gle
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For Arknnsas RlYer.

FOr AFkRnsBs KIVeF.
Regular Memphis and Pine Bluff U. S. Mail
Ljne-For Red Fork. Aublrn, New GascOry
and all points through to Pine Bluff, con
Meeting with light boats through to Fort
Smith.
BELLE OF TEXAS, h
Jno Woodburn. -..-..nas
Leaves EVERY TUESDAY, at 5 pm.
FORT GIBSON, ST.
Ed Rowland .............master tEE1S
Leaves EVERY SATURDAY. at 5 pm.
Fol- freight or passage apply to
JN0. N. HARDIN, Sup't,
Is Madison street.
GLENN Il VINS0N, Agents.
On WharfbOat, foot Of Court street.
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, Bs9sU0UETs and cut flowers at Craig's.
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NRw OkLRAEs. March IL. 1850 a.m.-Cotton
is quiet. MiddlinE. l57Sc; sales. 1000 bales;
receipts. 1884 bales.
GALVESTON, March II. = Cotton is dull.
Middling, l5Hc; net receipts, 1896 bales;
gross receipts, 2627; sales, 1853; stock, @.522
halee
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FIRST A BALL
Company A, Irish Volunteers,
WILL RE GIVEN AT
The Memphis Club Hall
Wednesday Evening, March IL, 1875

COMPANY A. IRISH VOLUNTEERS, RE-
" spectfully call the attention of the citizens
to this their FIRST GRAND BALL, and re-
spectfully request a liberal attendance Of their
friends and acquaintance.
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EIGHT barges St. Bernard coal just
received. Also P%ittsburg and camel
coal.
ST, BERNARD Coal ASSOCIATION,
1881 IL Madison street.
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FOR RENT.

EOR PENTHOUSE OF FOUR ROOMS,
T large garden. fruit, etc, for $40.
gil j. W. VERNON. 29 Main street.
Ul0R RENT-TwO FURNISHED ROOMS
T. in private family, 20 Promenade st. 8-13
NOR PENTHOUSE AND NINE ACRES
T. Of ground on the west side Of Waldran
avenue. Apply TO
w. A. WHEATLEY, Rental Agent,
or II. II. CLARK 4 CO.. 900 Main street.
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EOR RENT-THAT VERY DESIRABLE
q Office occupied for some years by r q.
Dun Il Co. 1t is especially adapted, both
from position and light. for a cottsn office.
Possession given the LIST Of March next. For
particulars apply to r. G.. Nicholson, Is Mad
ison street. or G. d. Crockett. Of Holloyell,
Crockett IL Halter. 15l-t
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1875-03-11

The LEDGER job office is in constant
receipt from the foundries of new type,
embracing all the latest and best styles.
10sf
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o White River

Independent Memphis and White Rive,
Packet Line-FOr White River. REGULAR
QUICKSTEP. Harry m.,,,.
EAVES AS ABOVE SATUR-
DAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm. ESS
For freight or passage apply to -
X. W. LIGHTBURNE.
Sup't Memphis Elevator @.
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ToR SALE.

NOR SALE-FIVE GALLONS OF PURE
" milk per day, delivered in any part Of the
city. ROOM 26. NO. 80 MADISON ST.
NOR SALE-sHOW CASES OF ALL KINDS
Il OF my own manufacture, at lowest factory
prices. Show cases made to order.
1876 II. G. HARRINGTON. AZ Monroe st.
GOR SALE BRICK : ORDERS LEFT
L with W. II. Order & Co., 318 Front street.
or at yard on 0verton tract, on the bluff South
Memphis, will receive prompt attention.
gf O. II. p. PIPER.
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nor RENT-A NICE COTTAGE AND
L grounds. groems, good cistern and fruit,
tWo miles east Of the city on Charleston rail-
road Also No. LsRpte street.
1910 W. A. COLLIER l6 Madison st.
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nor RENT-RESIDENCE. FROM lsr OF
e February, three-story brick house, ll
Madison street; twelve rooms. Apply to A
q Dennis. 292 Main street. N-t
GSOR RENT-C0TTAGES, 0EFICES,
E stores and ~slsepingrooms and boarding
houses. MYERS 4 SNEED,
EST 29 Main street, up stairs.
T.7OR RHINESTONE NO. "a FBONTROW,
lately occupied by Nathan Bros. Apply
~ L. LAWH0RN &C0.,
"IoA-& $50 Front street.
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CANARY

Large lot just received at 2l3 Main
street. u
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Burn Coke. Sold by coal deal
ers and the Gas Company. 10
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SCHOOL books, embracing every book
now in use at either public or private
schools in the city, can be fosnd at
Mansford's, corner Second and Monroe.
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WAITED.

EVs
IXTANTED-lOO BARRELS pop CORN AT
w j. NJ. L. HUGHES b CO.'S,
9-f $40 Main street.
WX1ANTED - DAMAGED FLOUR. AD-
wv dress n. j. N, this Office. S-t
STRAYED.
CfTRAYED-AN OLD BLACK COW WITH
- white belly. Five dollars reward for her
delivery at 262 Beal street S-lO
PROFESSIONAL.
l.. B. MCFARLAND,
"A TTOMN BY AT LA w,
No. 80 Madison Street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
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lands, ETC., etc. Give me also the sd-
dress Of others who would likely be in
terested in this matter. ] do not wish
to influence any one to leave the north,
but / do lDish to direct those who have
decided to emigrate, to the best place.
1t will cost but little to go to Tennessee
and become satisfied, il you wish to do
80, before locating. l hope to receive
the address OF all who are thinking OF
moving TO q warmer climate"
Mr.. James A. Chastsine, late book
keeper OF Ely, Harvey & Richardson,
arrested few days since at Hot Springs,
Arkansas, for the alleged forgery OF a five
hundred dollar check, in which the
name of Mr.. Ely, Of the above firm, was
used, made good his escape from the
officers and is still at large. Mr.. Chas-
taine,s name has for some weeks past
been banded about in connection with
the abstraction of various sums OF
money, in all eight thousand dollars,
fIom the above named firm, and also
very discreditably in connection with
the name Of young lady well known
in this city. We have for some weeks
been in possession of these latter reports,
but have for prudential reasons hereto
fore RETAINED from publishing them,
and only mention them now to put
them on record, justified as we are by
the publication made yesterday by our
city Contemporaries.
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TENNESSEE NEWS.
Nashville has watermelons.
Jackson complains Of vsgrauts,

Nashville has watermelons.
Jackson complains Of Migrants.
Crockett COUNTY has new grange.
Bells depot boasts of pretty ladies.
Dyersburg is to have a night police
man,
Crockett county has fine crop pros
poets.
Franklin has organised a military
company.
Gadsden ships cherries to Chicago and
New Orleans.
Tom Hugbes, Of Crockett county, has
laid by his corn.
Humboldt is tired Of whisky, and
wants g soda-fountain.
L. P. Meyers, of the Humboldt Her
aid, has joined the church.
Week before last, Humboldt sold
twenty-five bales of cotton.
Knoxville Sunday-schOols have pic
MICS. Csmp-meetings next.
Eight new wheat-threshers were sold
at Bells depot week before last.
A Trenton lawyer anda Gibson county
citizen had a fight at Humboldt last
week.
Rad. Brigance, of Bells depot, was
severely stabbed by Charley Hicks, last
week.
The Madison county wheat crop will
realize one hundred and fifty thousand
dollars.
s. G. Hewlett, Of Madison county,
has cotton that measures eighties n
inches,
Colonel Wisdom will soon resume the
publication Of the jackson Wing and
Tribune.
Brownlow's Knoxville Chronicle is
putting Harper's Magazine because OF
its Grantism.
The Masons will have Orations and a
public installation of officers at Hum
boldt on the twenty-fourth.
Friday night unknown persons robbed
VIM. Jarratt's residence, at Salem,
Davidson county, and hung his wife.
"Unapproachable STYLE" "uneuusI-
cd" very fine" excellent" Every
good,n are the terms used by a Nash
vile paper in describing a SOjree dan
sante.
W. A. Gardner, wagner, was rob-
bed and drugged a few days ago on the
public road between Brownsville and
Durhsmville, by a patent.medicine
vendeT.
Ange Tucker, of Crockett county, has
exhibited a cotton stalk measuring
seventeen inches in length and bearing
several squares, the first having been
discovered May 3lst.
BrownlOw's Knoxville Chronicle
speaks of himself as Governor Brown
low" 1t is unnecessary to use that
term, as everybody in Tennessee re-
members that he was once governor.
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BROWNSVILLE.
EnterpEise-A FIOuEing HiI1-Tbe Men,
phEs and Padueah Railroad.

From an Occasional Correspondent
BROWNSVILLE, June 12.-This is in
deed an enterprising place. They have
Just completed and put in operation a
fine steam Touring mill. Mr.. COWan, a
most admirable manager and man OF
most excellent sense, as we'll as great
energy, has charge of it. They will
grind up a large portion OF the wheat
made in this county, and it is under
stood they make excellent flour. do
not know what is the condition of the
cotton factory here, but when / find out
| will write you. l have seen persons
7from several counties between this place
and the Mississippi, and they all repre-
sent the crops as very fine. The great
object now is to save the wheat crop and
make it available ! saw to-day a most
excellent, practical article in the grange
column of the States, which 1 send TO
you with the hope that you may give it
an extensive circulation through your
columns. Such an article must do good
at this time, There is q good deal OF
uleasiness felt here as to the effects
which the building Of the Memphis and
Paduc&h road will have upon the pros
perity of this town, and they are seri-
Ously considering the means Of remedy
energy here to permit trade to he taken
from them without a strong effort to re-
tain it. The town has been
very much interested and enter
tanned during the week with their
school examinations, concert and COM
mencement exercises, which have been
highly cTeditable to all the parties con-
cerned, and have made this gala week
in Brownsville. A full account of the
various exercises, and Of the addresses
delivered, you will find in the papers Of
this week published here-the States,
the Bee, and the Democrat. New
houses are taking the places of those
that were burnt, and, thus far, every fire
in Brownsville, although it must have
injured individuals considerably, has
benefited the town in appearance, and
also, | suppose, il reality. The negroes
are said to be working very well in this
county, and there is entire harmony in
every respect between the races. More
wheat and other small grain has been
sOWn in this county than has been done
in any year since the war, and if the
farmers will keep up this practice, and
even increase the amount, there will be
prosperity here. tits remarkable fact,
that there are more Commercial travel
ers" from Louisville, st. Louis and
Cairo here than are from Memphis.
These cities are coming to your very
doors and taking the trade away from
you. What can be the cause? This
should not be so. Can it not be avoided?
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PERSONAL.

WE published paragraph few days
since in regard to the killing Of q negro
at Helena by Mr.. VanBrocklin, former
" an auctioneer Of Memphis. Many
persons have supposed, from the SINH
lsrity Of name and pursuit, that Mr..
VanBrocklin, or his son, well known
stock dealers, was the person thus re-
ferred to. Neither of these gentlemen
have ever killed negro. They find
their time fully occupied with their busi-
ness here.
COLONEL GEORGE M. HIBBLER, who
was arrested in Dallas, Texas, a few
months since, and taken to COahoma
county, Mississippi, charged with kill
ing Felix Jones fifteen years ago, has
just been released. His case was ex-
amined before Judge Fisher on a writ OF
hd6e0s corpus, General Chalmers de-
Tending, and bail was granted in the
sum Of four thousand dollars. Since
then he has been pardoned by Lieuten-
snt-Governor Davis. 1t is we'll that the
mantle of charity should be thrown
over an act Of violence committed in
the period OF war and tumult.;;,,
YESTERDAY Captain CTump, Of Ssr-
dis, Drs. Wall and Paine, Of CORTLAND,
Mississippi, with their families, en- route
for California, arrived in the city U5G
the Mississippi and Tennessee railroad,
and proceeded on their journey west.
These gentlemen are among the best
and most esteemed of Mississippi, and
while we regret to see such worthy per-
sons leave our sister State OF Mississippi
for the west, we hope that they may
realize prosperity and happiness in their
new homes. They came up on Captain
Bob Leech's train, gentleman who has
relatives in Los Angeles, where the
above named parties will locate.
A BROOKLYN paper of a late date
states that Mr.. A. B. Cazaursn, Jour
nalist of that city, was the recipient Of
vigorous Gaming recently at the hands of
M. Alton Angler, of Atlanta, Georgia,
the cause being the publication by Ca
zauran OF libels on Miss Adelaide Neil
son, the English actress. Cszauran, il
seems, was standing in front of Booths
theater talking to Mr.. Harriet, husband
OF Clara Morris, when Anglers cane be-
gan raining blows upon his head. Ca
zsuran was rescued by George Fswcett
Rowe. Many Memphians will remem-
Der Cazauran as the One-time local edit
or of the Argus of this city. A spicy
and sprightly writer.
1--WE met last week." says the Vicks-
burg Herald, "a prominent young Re-
publican, one who, according to Senator
Alcorn, is 'rscy Of the soil of Missis-
sippi,' and in the course Of a converse
ton on the subject Of the centennial
celebration of or National independ-
ence, he frankly and warmly declared
his preference for Jefferson Davis, the
Ex-President of the Confederate States o.
America, as the orator for the south at
Philadelphia, on the fourth day OF July,
1876. The gentlemen with whom we
conversed is well-knOWn as q Republi.
can, and widely recognized as true
man. We give place to his preference
with pleasure, and are thoroughly salts
fed Mat the selection of no living man
as the representative of the south at
Philadelphia next year could so unite
the hearts of the people,"
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United States District and Circuit
COuFts-Trigg, Judge.

Yesterday the following cases were
disposed Of: Westly VS. steamer
Nevada; Thomas Cook vs. steamer
G. w. Cheek; Shepherd vs. steam
sr Nevada; bearing VS. steamer Ben
Campbell. The district docket was
called to No. 49I, where the peremptory
call will be resumed to-day, and all cases
not tried will be continued to the No.
vember term. The first cases to be tried
this morning are: Vigus VS. st. Louis
Mutual life insurance company, and I.
E. limbs vs. Carolina life insurance COM
pRny.
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BOTTLED ALE.

Elsewhere will be seen the card Of the
well known firm OF 3. J. Semmes q Co.,
importers and dealers in wives, whis-
keys, ales, porters and cigars, at No. 297
Main street. This house is now extern
sively engaged in bOttling ales, using
the best facilities known to the age.
They bottle the celebrated Bass pale
ale and Burton's ale, and are prepared
to fill all orders promptly and satisfac-
toriIy,
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PLANTs-Cabbage, Tomato, Egg, Craig's
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ONB DOLLAR FOB FHR APPEAL.

Persons leaving the city for the
country can have the DAILY
APPEAL sent to them for one
month, on sending to or Leaving
their name and address and One
Dollar at our cOURtjHg-TOOn1-Or
for any time longer than that at
the same rates.
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DIANOS-A lot OF second. hand Pianos in
II good order. cheap, at
Il. q. HOLLESBERG'S Music house.
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n U. HOLLEN bfl6I| MUSIC mouse.
II OUSE AND LOT-2S3 Poplar street-one OF
II the most pleasant residences on that
iaNorlte stTeet-Ofered for sale at moderate
price ana on easy terms. Apply 10
luh IRELk-L A NJ 4 VI % -.
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APPEAL RATES.
lArEs OF sURsCRIPTION.
RATES OF AByERTIsLEG,
~ nATIY ppEAI.

Ftrgt insertion per square. 81 %
subsequent insertions. Per s4usre---....--.-. 90
Eraht lines solid nonpareil make one square,
AID twelve lines make one inch.
Local Notices are ~ cents per line FIRST IN
serton, IS cents per line per week, and LIZ
reltE per line per 1nth.
Wants, etc, are 10 cents per line brst inser-
ton, and s cents per line each subsequent
usgruon.
J. ash and Marriage notices, Funeral notices
md Obituaries, are charged at regular rates,
=. sill not accept any advertisements 10 fol-
low reading matter.
F.rst or Fourth page advertisements, station
ny, double rates.
B. UscIme q copies sent free OF charge.
Uu- maiI-books are kept by postonices, and
not by individual names.
Ia ordering papers changed from one postofnce
% another, the names OF both pCstornces
should be given,
We solicit letters and communications upoH
subjects OF general Interest, but such must
always 6e accompanied by q responsible
name.
We Will not return rel ected communications.
All letters, coTamun4 cations, or anything else
.0r the APPEAL, should not be addressed 10
and individual connected with the once,
out simply the
APPEAL. Memphis. Tenn.
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Second CIrcuts Uour,-HaI.ar. Innra.

Court meets at half-past nine this
morning. Both panels Of Jurors are
notified to be in attendance promptly at
that hour. The calendar for to-day is as
follows: 2424, 1924, 1923, 4O34, 1875, 4O77,
414l, 4242, 1913, 1908, 400, 44O6, AIS,
44S6, 1905. 1888, 1857, 1923, 1852, 1854,
1894, 1895, 400, 4738.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-16
ADDITIONAL RIVER REPORTS

ST. LOUIS, June 15.-Westher rainy
this forenoon; cloudy and warm since.
River fell inches. Arrived: Grand
Tower, Memphis. Departed: Capital
City, Vicksburg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1875-06-16

n OTS-Sftuated on Madison and Court streets
extended, in eighth ward, Prestons sub
division. These grounds are shaded by forest
trees and are in q neighbOThood unexception-
ably good. A rare opportunity is here offered
ia tenants or purchasers. Price suited to the
times and terms TO the convenience of april
cants IRRELEVANT q Co,
r,yrg lq Madison street.