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GENERAL, TRADE.

The stores open each day for longer or
shorter period, but they are without activity,
and the deserted wharf would do for theme
tor new jeremiah. No new arrivals OF pro-
duce gave any chance for movement IN that
line, ana feed was equally dull. The grocery
stores are filling some country orders, but
want OF means of sbipmeL Is conhne opera
TONS within a narrow compass. Corn was
not offering from first hands; IN store 1t sells
at 5O952c. Oats, in store, 40@42c. Bran,
I59oOc per cwt. in store. Hay, in store, IS
9SOc per cwt. C0rnmeal was without change,
al SZ o0; none arriving, the Howard row mill
suppiles the very moderate demand. Flour
hrm. on account of higher freight; jobbing at
$4t96 % In round lots as follows: Extra,
% 20e45; family, $5 25@5 so; fancy, S. IS
(96, according to brand. POtatoes-Tennes-
see sell at u IS; st. Louis, 1902 25 Onions
-demind good and prices firm at 1902 so
Tor northern. Apples were scarce and with
out demand; prices fuctuatiDg, and almost
anything offered was taken; choice. 81 IS
az; louisville, 81 so. Eggs in moder-
ate demand at IOc. Chickens. 81 75@
2 IS; fine large hens, 50. Bltter-common,
oG9c; good country, or medium, I0@I2c;
choice western A@l6c; Provisions
INC; clear rib, TIC; mess pork, $I2@i2 SO
per barrel; small orders are charged little
above these rates; packed, &c higher. b.
coH-packed, clear sides, 81 @83Sc; clear rib.
S@816c; shoulders, &c. BREAKFAST bacon, 91$
@I0c. HGms-canvased and packed, i211
rels, 90 @94c; kegs, 944c; half pals, 1Ollc.
lBY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, August A.-Flour quiet;
superfne State and western, % 30@4; COM
mon TO good extra. 81 05@4 80; common to
choice st. Louis, $4@7. Wheat inactive;
winter red, sOc@$1 90; No. 8 red winter,
81 041f; No. red winter, 81 09@l II;
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All parties wishing to go down to the
Refugee Camp Williams will apply to E.
Marshall, at 80 South Court street. They
will be furnished with transportation to the
camp and with supplies while in camp. All
are urged to go down. Trains Will leave ev-
cry evening at three O'Clock
CHARLES G. = TER,
Chairman Citizens Relil nmittee
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Special Notice .
SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD,

SUPERINTESDENTS OFEICE,
MISSISSIPPI TENNESSEE RAILROAD, :
MEMPHIS, TENN, August "a, 1873 \
From and after Monday, August 18th, the
Sardis accommodation train will he discon-
tinued. A train will leave Memphis at four
o'clock in the evening daily Sundays ex-
cepted), and run as far as fernando. Re-
turning, will leave fernando at forty.6ye
minutes past seven O'Clock In the morning,
arriving at Memphis at ten minutes past nine
o'clock This train will stop at all regular
flag stations between Memphis and fernando.
N. BURKE, Superintendent
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LOCAL NOTICES.

PLENTY of fresh lime for everybody, at
John A. Denies, 952 Front street.
OUERY.-"Why viii men smoke commJn
tobacco when they can buy Marburg B. os.
Seal of North Carolina at the same proe2''
GREEN BRIER whisky Is made with great
care -grain all picked and cleaned, water
from the finest spring in the county of hob
ertson, and cleanliness is the standing order
of the distillery.
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For hlre, cheap, Dy
P. NJ. PATTERSON & CO..
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Knights of Innisfall Relief /,
Manhattan Bank of Memn6;

JOHN ': 5l1, ,y Chairman, Desoto st. EnRn,,
JAMES FAREFi - - * front street
hk DgUARTF RS-i5f- ' tict
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ROsBHN AND R0awn


~ ENTLEMEN desidug boa-l can be ac|o-'
&. X. r.. residence. Bishop plea. 1 miles n
location healthy ana pleas ant; einN reasor
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CRisrADORO's HAIR ]

Is pronouncei both by the WORLD OF SCIENCE anc
the WORLD oy FASHION, the finest preparation evel
Invented BY at 10 rect1fy the shoItcoRlngs OF ma
tIIre Manufactured by j. CRISTADOhO NO. ia
williams street, New York Sold oy ali druggists
APPLIED BIZ all Hair DresSers.
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Mules and Horses for sale.

Messrs. j. B. & w. A. FARES, dealers In
mules and horses, No. SIS Union street. near
the Postofice, have just received and are re-
ceiving to-day a lot of hsrses, and will
have more shipped from Kentucky. They
have just received a carload of extra fiue
dray and drauRht mules. They have also q
good compliment of colored hands, who have
been with them for long time, and who ex-
pect to brave the fever.
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THE FAMOUS

MIBBIBQUVI BFhIN6 "ATEh.
Which for nearly half century has wrought such
WONDROUS CURES Of KIDNEY DISEASE, DYS-
PEPSIA and CANCER. may be had OF all druggists.
Its curative properties are almost miraculous. For
pamphlets containing remarkable cures address
MISSISQUOI SPRINGS. Franklin county. Vermont
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DHSPENsARY.
TRUSTEES SALE.
Trusfee,s Sale.

DY virtue OF a certain trust deed executed TO me
ID January I6, 1878, said deed being OF record in
book l22, page l69, of the ReSister's office OF
Shelby county, Tenn; default having been made IN
payment OF the notes secured BY said deed Will, on
Monday. September <, 1875,
proceed SELL the highest bidder for cash, al the
Courthouse door, In the city OF Memphis, the follow
ing described real estate, In Shelby county Tenn.
viz Being seventy-ve feet Of the northern part of
the lot the northwest corner OF Hoeg and Waldran
avenues, now owned by Mrs. Eliza p. Barnes. and
conveyed TO her by VIM. a Hoeg by deed registered
In book 81, page 80, In the Registers office of
Shelby county, Tenn: Beginning at a point one
hundred and ninety-nine feet from the Intersection
of the west side or Waldran avenue with the north
side of Hoeg avenue: thence running west and par
ellel with Hoeg avenue a distance of one hundred
and seventytwo feet; thence north and parallel with
Waldran seventynve feet; thence east and parallel
with HoeR avenue one hundred and seventytwo feet;
thence south seventy ve feet with the west side of
waldran avenue 70 the beginning Sale between hours
OF 10 m. and II N. Title believed 10 be good but
convey as trustee only. Equity OF redemption
waived g. ". nkTCALf, Trustee.
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IBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, August 24.-The dry goods
business was moderate with package houses,
and the jobbing trade improves slowly. Cot
ton goods steady and unchanged; lowgrade
cotton hannels scarce; prints in far demand
and firm. Bourette ginghams active. Dress
goods in steady request. Cloakings doing
fairly. Men wear Woolens quiet
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DAsTURAGE- Parties having stock TO pasture 10
the summer, WI cal On :.
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save Your ChIId,sLife

By giving DR.. Moffett's TEETHINA teeth
ing posoders.) Teethina viii regulate the bow
els and make teething easy. Cures cholera
infantum and the summer complaints of chill
dren, heals eruptions and sores and prevents
worms. Anodynes only soothe; Teethina
cures the child. w. n. Wilkerson & Co.,
and all druggists keep it.
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For Upward of Thirty Years

Mrs. Wlnsiow's soothing syrup has been used
for children. 1t corrects acidity of the stom-
ach, relieves roind collie, regulates the bowels.
cures dysentery and diarriled, whether arising
from teethlng or other causes. An old and
well-tned remedy. Tlre nty- fire cents a bottls
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CONTRIBUTIONS
or Money and Provisions TO the How
ard Association and Citizens Re-
lief Committee. S2o29 so.

The following shows the amount Of money
contributions and provisions received yester,,
day by the Howard association and citizens
relief committee, and from whom:
DONATIONS TO THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
Freeman Hulling, mayor of Kankakee, IL
linois, 800: "a Friend" through postmas-
ter, SO; DR.. j. n. Waddell, city, $40; He
brew ladies' benevolent society of Plymouth,
Indiana, 80; Byrd Douglas, Nashville, 500;
Byrd Douglas, Nashville (tor Grenada). 500;
Mr.. and Mrs. Ct. w. Cowan, Brownsville,
Tennessee, So; +. J. Garth, Son d Co., New
York, Sl5; c. c. Clay, San Fran cisco, $500;
c. C.. Clay, San Francisco flor Grenada1,
5000; John z. Peasants d Sons, Baltimore,
$50; c. T. Wilson, president relief commit
tee, Chattanooga, 800; Merchants ex-
change, st. Louis, through AID Storm, $3.50;
citizens of Huntsville, Alabama. through
Daniel Schiffman, George l.. Scott, h. {.
Schiffman and H. c. Weaver. committee of
Madison lodge, l. o. o. F, $50; same par
ties as above for Grenadd) $50; total, 1921.
"a Widow" l pound tea; Citizens relief
committee, Memphis, dozen chickens; W.
N " hite, Covlngton, Tennessee, l box eggs;
Lee d Cowan, Brownsville, 2 barrels -four;
]. c. Baker, city, boxes tomatoes; Beiach
j. H. SMITH, secretars.
DONATIONS To THE CITIZENS RELIEF COM
MTTEE.
The following are the contributions made
to the citizens relief fund, August "a,
1878, by the following named parties: Major
Harris, 81; Jones, Brown & Co, SIS; W. L
Anderson. s.; V. B. Thayer, 81; R. Stoltz,
81; cash from gentleman az Rossville,
Tennessee, SO; Henry Rice, B. Lowens Elm.
Isaac Friedman, Isaac Swab, committee in
New York, sent through Rice, Silk & Co
| $1,000; w. A. Bass, New York, through G.
A. Eckerly & Bros $68 50; Rev. J. n Wad
! dell, SO; A. a. Patton d Co., 800; Judge
J. w. Clapp. S25; w. c Postal, Moscontah.
! Illinois. $25; James Graham q Co, Phlla-
delphla, through Stewart, Gwynne G. Co.
| 500; Orr Bros, Nashville, through Jerome
Hill, 800; Harvey Robin son, S25; -Jat-
rett, Mariana, Arkansas, $40; w. L. Black.
well d Co. Durham, through Hill, Fontaine
q Co, $50; Judge E. S Hammond. $25;
A. w. Stephenson, Baltimore, SO; +. Ar
mold, Baltimore, S.; J. H. Sannoner, for
himself and other citizens at Salisbury, Ten
nessee, $22 Total, Sl6O8 so.
| JOHN G. LONSDALE, JR
Treasurer Citizens Relief Committee.
DONATIONS TO THE COMMIssARY DEPART
MENT OF THE CITIZENS COMMIT TEE.
9. w. Goyer d Co, 10 buckets lard; Geo
Tallcott, New York, boxes Magic Cure
John Reid, bushels sweet potatoes; Cloth q
Kettman, barrel -four; B. M. Stratton- q
Co., 100 pounds shoulders l barrel meal, 2;
pounds sugar; E. II. Nathan, Caseyvile
Kentucky, 2 barrels -four; A. Castay, barre
sweet potatoes; citizens OF NestIt,. Mississip
pi, 2 bushels Irish potatoes, u bushel onions
43 chickens; H. Esch, so cigars; Kirk Aller
& Co., l barrel, 215 bushels onions, 60 dozer
| eggs; J. II. Saunoner, Salisbury, Tennessee
II sacks -four, 2 coops 1887 chickens; E. 2
Reid, barrel sweet potatoes.
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To all who are suffering from the errors and indis-
cretions of youth, nervous weakness, early decay,
loss of manhood etc, will send receipt that VIII
cure Won. FREE OF CHARGE. This great remedy
was discovered by missionary In South America
Send a self-addressed envelope to Rev. JOsKPH T.
IHHAH Station d. BIOL Hotlse. NeI1 York
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STEAMBOATS,.

STEAMBOATS,.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
STRAMER HARD CASH leaves for all Ia.
= points on White river to Des Arc on -
wERNES1A rd EVENiMG August avg Ia IN ~
lions. E. c. Postal, Master.
Connection
A NY person wanting a good small boat @ks
"A to connect with them the coming -
winter from Memphis or Vicksourg up any small
'''''' WYNN ~ w CAPT. JOHN MALLORY,
Darlington, Monroe county, Ohio.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
U. y. MaiI-For Oseeola. New Madrid
Hickman, Cairo and st. Louis.
Steamer JOHN B. MAUDE, Ia.
" Ieaves 4 Lee %Sarboat SUNDAY huS 25t6 al Nd
am; No household goods, furniture rags, win be
received. AID. STORM. Sup't
FOR WHITE RIVER.
y guar Independent Memphis and
For sassS and s way p %sss
The Regular independent Packet.
HARD CASH, @s
nv WI III leave Sssi EVERY WEDNESDAY. at oeiccR
DIN n.
isdIns points upper White and Black rivers.
Apply FOR tTeis ffS 81 Rsss fsS . ,ant
No. Monroe street, opposite Peabody Hotel.
r. p tlIRNN. Agent on Whsrreoat.
MlLT HARRV LINE
Memphis Mhsts m Elf Pa snS slack River
For indian Bay, st. Charles, Clarendon, Dsyalls
ssaTcy Batesville, POwhattan and POcshontss,
RUTH, 0s
Leaves Memphis, on and after July 18th, even
SATURDAY; Al 5 pm, eonnecting direct With 3, the
Tor Pewhattan and Pocahontas, and with Daily
Packets to Batesyille and Upper White river.
Freight consigned to Niit Harry Line. Memphis or
TerTene, Will be promptly forwarded
". c. HARRY. once b. +. Lee Whsrfbcat.
FOR OSCEOLA
Memphis and usceola Semi weekly o. d. Mail Packet
For Randolph, Fulton and OsceOla-Steamer
WEST WIND, 80
%s%phs eSs MeS6kY snd
DAY, at 5 O'Clock pm.
For freight or passage apply on board.
FOR FRIARS POINT.
THE LEE LINE-For Helena and Friars Point
Making all Way and Plantation Landings.
Str. COAHOMA. 80
Stacker Lee. master Z. E. Thomas clerk
| Leaves EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FRIDAY, at 8 pm. For freight or passage apply
| on board, or to j. T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
| at R. K. Lee WharfbOat.
FOR ARKANSAS CITY.
For Helena, Friars Point, Mouth OF
| White River, Arkansas City and all
| Way Landings.
The elegant passenger steamer
PHIL ALLIN. 80
| Nat. g. Green captain John T. Gwathney. clerk
VIII leave as above
| EVERY WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, at pm.
| For freight or passage apply on board, or to
| r. ". LIGHTBURNE, Agent,
| No. z Monroe street. opposite Peabody Hotel.
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Notice to Travellers,
Nntino

{ n ana after MONDAY, Aus-ss, to,.
- Ticket Once or Memnhis sTe T rstn; tne Depot
49, VIII De closed AZ o'clock d M IssSon Esl-
T. s. CI0yn ~ IN .uei
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OFFICE MEMPHIS & ST. LOTS. p,cv-.,
COS X Z LIZ WHanI,o,T1A AZ MI 70 I
81 The business hours OF tbIs - -, 700 >
further notice, will De from x o,elo.ll unlil
O'Clock 9 M shippers and Others Wi - 20 .
themselves accoriinglE AID sropN s sO,eih
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FOE SALE.
WANTS.

o-,ffae az ne cfy limits can be =
Al Or BTRLES0Ns, near terminus q p'''''''-'
- -.lersssN f1ra
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RIVER NEWS.
weather and Rivers.

Weather clear and warm during the day
with a cool breeze blowing at night. The
dispatches below give the conditions of thu
weather and rivers and movements of steam.
ers at other points:
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PERSONAL,
EMPLOYMENr ACEnlsrz=
NOTICES.

/ oNsDiLE a CO. NaY1sTps
- no. 50 West Cont sfrs-f -,
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oliver, FlNNIE co
no ARNRNTEES.

&c APPEAL piR be mailed to sub
WIS at sereHty.fre cents per month
odoa"ee. Posto6iee addresses ciH b
'"aHged 'eIsenersy the Subscribers roish il.
= nose iearingths city, and ,oishing the pa
~ discontinued at their residences, N'''
p'sase send thar orders to the office, or IN
,o't'' me carriers that they desire il d'so0"'
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l.. H Coe, L. B. Robinson,
p H. Donnelly, j. B. Boggiana,
Maj Be6yauTd, Convent Good shsphe
j. L. Jungle, II. G. Hollenberg,
w. Hoskins, John p. Trezevant.
Maj. Benyaurd, So Newspaper Union
Mrs. Martha Miller, A. S. Meyers,
Brooks, Nicely d Co, V. B Thayer,
Jesse l.. Coe, Horace Il. Briggs,
+. Neidig, Alex. Mcconnell,
Thos. o'3uIIIvan, John R. Jerrett
Mrs Mary Hart John T. Sullivan,
B. Lowensteln & Bro, Cartwright, Il &R.,
John II. Holmes, K W. Eightburne,
George Canpel, Mrs. L. OBannOn,
Capt Harper, Lapt Marsh Miller
]. II Negrotto, W.. Mitchell,
Judge Sam P. Walker, D. L. Gillespie,
Cacey d Co, Mrs Amelia Marsh
o. halliburton, James F0Tgarty Co.,
Heinrich Segler, S. Rose.
MolIe sherry H S. Reynolds,
Jacob Suffer, Mary Higgens,
NJ. Seelig, ThOs. Fisher,
john r. R Fii f9diI H. 9. Hollenberg,
joan q. LOnsdale, MADDEN Avery,
Mrs. M'MaiD, Il. W. P. Burton,
T. Main, ID. Patterson,
W. J. p. Doyle, W. A. Hill,
Dick wilson, Mrs Rosa Knox,
W. R. Barksdale, T. NJ. Mclaughlin,
=. Mansfield, Judge s. P. Walker,
Postmaster, Scheduled, H. q Co.,
j. II. Kendall, G. Bonner,
Money CPk SO. Ex. Co, Mrs. Maggie Hamahan,
j. NJ. James, Captain AID Storm,
F. N Heinrich. Mollie Sherry,
]. T. Murtah, A. NJ. NewSom,
JAS W. Avery, Rose & Co.,
DR.. d ID. Saunders Memphis Wooden Mill,
John Gent, Marin johnson,
Henry j. Lynn, P. B. Clark,
Chas Kelly, Miss Jennie Porter,
A. Wells, W. G. Owens,
g. II. Gordon, Captain Smith,
j. w. Avery, Barrow & Briggs,
Martin Griffin, C. W. GOyer 4 Co.,
q. Ensel, David Levy,
Chas. Henderson, J. II. Booker,
VIM. Ryker, +. r. Athy.
w. II. Horton, ]. A. Heard, jr.,
Nick HoOth
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Notice

Our ONCE viii remain open, and al
matters appercaIning to the business OF
Insurance. will have prompt attention
IA heretofore.
MARX a BENSDORF,
Mo Madison street.
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HAPPr ticIngs for nervous sufferers. and those who
have been dosed, drugged and auacked- PulVer'
macher's Electric Belts erectually cure premature
debility, weakness and decay. BOOK and Journal,
with information worth thousands, mailed nee 40
dress PULVKRnAOHTR GALvAHIc Co., Cincinnati,
Ohio.
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SDeciaI Notice.

Are open daily from nine o'clock in the morn
ing to four in the afternoon. All orders sent
them, and cotton consigned, will receive
prompt attention.
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II fiNH ueen appointed and or-,,-Ss
on ne i'e s9gIt % Shelby oounttg s.s BY the
Toe Is hereby re l' susan = Dry, dsasst,r
Hsy 1 estate shan present ts.I having claims
ovi1. ~ l,esoiJ asa Madison sfSsa 70 my atioT-
wa -i.e call there ana ssi,i si'ae
1littr a LsFuttfsE. Aduir
Stock Forteited--MasOpic TemDIe
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n OIICE Is hereby given 10 all the 49,,
- OF lle 41sonic Temple % MemrSso.nolders
pr arrears Tor stock subscribed and ~ Who ara
EF-u notes not see mI-I-ei, that VIII lave NOT
previous OBJ OFT Der I. ISIS, or WHERE suif Aiurs
pending t-tt unless the same Is paid before "o' ~
October 4, 1875
the tull amount ui their stock subscribed NIL, !,
clarrd forfeited CD the Association VII oe de-
By urier OF the Directors
A. J. WWET.ER SecTrfsrF -'e''nent
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RAILROAD TIMETABLES

memPhi. aud Little Rock.
TTITE- ARRIVE
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CASH, OR NO PAPER.

Yrders for the APPEAL by mail "'''Sf 0
aefl'"ipaH'ed by cash: otherwise they '9'" re
eeipe ,lO attention.
Persons paying for the paper for SfG'e"
TINE, and returning before its expiration can
hoat the money for tie HierDired term re
turned 10 them, o. the paper left By carriers
IN ne city for The balance due.
an bills for papers sent to abSeHtees toiH
Be rendered on the first Of September.
Subscribers 'ohO do not pay by the seUenth
Of SsBtembr riH reeeios no more papers.
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1t is fourteen months since cured myself
OF neuralgia with ''neuril, and hare not
had the slightest return Of pain John w.
Scott, st. Louis. George W. Jones & Co.,
Memphis, agents.
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Peter III. DnnmalIV
"Neuril" Instantly Cures Neu.
ralUia

Grocer. No. 507 Poplar street, will keep his
store open during the yellow-fever from s
am. until pm. every day.
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Paducah and Memphis.

!. a, r-,,, ALI, 1900. 500 pm. I1s4O ps
- no. daily except sln-l na1g AMI 2-e9 -
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MI5-rse1frTI a. TH.r.sI.-.sr. Il n r,Se
Memphis. August ai i solfrfIoE I
y h. -r-l-I !, u. r. .-lyed a this s,sfio9n'
aTNi %. ,.tou or % viii b. stoTs, :, hours after
?. o. WON a.,
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Notice to ShiDpere
NOTICE 20 Cnnsio. -Sssi

MISSISSIPPI AND rFysry-srv D..
~ vttieh aiemrhis August Isi IslIs s
~ am. OF AFTER 3 M until uspot before
+. o. WON -
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TAIAEN Up.

= : % Adams Sweet.
80 Do--l "a. I Is Union ss..,,.
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N. Meacham ACn.

Will be open from $50 am. till m, fevel
or no fever. All reports that we have beer
or will be shut up are false.
Mr.. e., n. Stuart
is I'm charge OF
Kahn a FreIberg-s store.
and. daring the fever,
Will open at 2 80 an.
Close at PM
For bargains In Dry Goods.
Clothing, Boots and Shoes,
Give him q call.
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KILOGRAMS
That Remain UndelIvered, and when
Can be Had To-Day on Application
Mt the Telegraph ONCE.

List of undelivered kilograms remainin <
in the telegraph Office, No. 33 Madison stree.
Office hours: Eight to eleven O'Clock in the
mOrn,.z. and four 10 81 ven In the evening.
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1t may Interest our Ladys Readers

To know that the painful effects of sunburn
upon delicate skin can be Immediately re-
lieved by the. use of J. & E. Atkinson's toilet
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sTRAYEn.


MULES Prom the 1880 sec'n end .I'
vi streets, Augu fath, Ia, dark koWn I'''
.lnles-one about sixte n ana aif knds U||
SIX 0.a ven XeArs old; Old ~ on % near ~
Wlthers. snail Wart on o11 ear: TtrnflY haN
scratches GA len hind foot. nfAlfof tntpasfeln.
Tne other one about i4ls tnda nh . or 10
years old; In good order; ngntBiored dbclly and
muZZle. COLLAR 9nll8 on sncal.ls near NM, and
small saddle Clls on back; N mule|1h0d al
round with heavy dray-shOss M leVyat lO1 any
information leading 10 their nsnvefy, O&Ib Tor
their return 70 SOUTHERN OIL WOHI
Memphis N0nn.
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MECHANICS
Building and Loan Association.

Yy1HR book for subscription % the Second Series OF
stock IS now open, az the SeCretary's Office with
the Planters Insurance Company, No. Al Madison
street. PAYMENT. % be made on the hSerOnJ
"wednesday I'm August next, when the fri
loan In that series viii BE- made.
MONEY TO LOAN: NO BACK DUES!
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,,,u-,,-,,. 1ihhlHis, TESS., August 90 Ism
c,'i 20 me Prevalence OF yelow-fever ana 4
Bank VII remain closed FOR bnSiBsss 1n,. -
s,lN November unless the fever should Soo nss
The bank deposits have been tsrnro-.-,,-
fi1 t .lla or tfe Union ant Planters RAM ,tss
h1, NJ make them good and checks On tba NJ ~
Bank ~ l'-Ao - tHe ItlOn and Plantery
lT-, speaiii Packages collections ete have b...
Ti,,. ,e.i, pofdrig placed with the rinton 49,
IA - LII fi.lE--, EbW. GOLDSMITH. CaShie r''
uiii DESIRING Information on sneesl 6,, siel.
WI eiit-- Lew Bong box 3O1g Se, vd
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LOAN ASSOCIATIONS.
New Seriesl New Series! New Ser,as .
W0RKlNGMEN'S

I SSJ - new series or stock even quarter: eoy,
i uirtll-A business Tn Sl1 and has beer and a.
Sue ---.-. stated meetings held on FIRST rUEs-
DAY EVENING Of each MONTH al thefr ONCE, ~
Madison street, upstairs t0 make loans Eighth g.
hes commences July ] 1878. Subscribe now.
Money 70 LoanI stock Tor sale! No Back Dues
L. LAGRILL, President
CHAs. r Paterson. Secretary
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Announce to the

Memphis public and their country friends
That their business is fully organized,
Their stock well assorted for the season
and that orders from tine country
will have prompt and careful attention.
MENKEN BROTHERS.