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, 1879-05-27
GERMANY.
TIE TA1tIgF AGITATION.


LONDON, May a6.-Tle prohibition upon tho
importation Of wtlc and tolucco until tho se:.
ond reading Of the Tariff bill, mentioned III Herr
Fcnnlcsen'a motion, l'us been adoptcd by thu
Tariff Committee.
The Gcrn'an lsc!chstag seen!s merely to be H.
tended as tncar6 Of ennhling tho Government
to anfosea provisional duties, TIC agriculture
list Interest In tllc Co.n1nttco excluded Wrought
Iron from tilc operation Ut tt,u bill, III reycngr
for tho manufacturing Interest refusing to grant
an Increased duty on rye. 1t is beloved thu
Government will iusbt upon provisional duty
o 1'nwrought iron. Us this IL tl.s vital point Of
its programme. 1t Is also believed that lilo
matter will to compromised by ralsIug tho rye
duty to thrco'fourths Vt mark.
a dispatch from Berlin eyuu muntIons tic
possibility of another dissolution Of tho Rctct.
stag.
SAMOA.
BERLIN, May M-I]Is,nasek to-day submitted
to the buIdcsratl tlIu treuty concluded on the
9th OF january between Germany aul Samoa.
Attacfed 10 tue truaty arc drafts of provisional
agreements with tllu Chiefs OF Ell!go, Jaluit,
a,M 1laltck, groups Of islasts.
, 1879-05-27
D{ MAIL,


PRINCESS CHRISTMAS DRATH.
Madrid Ls4ffr.
The Princess Chrlstlna of Spain, vision of
beauty with cloud Ut sunshiny golden hair
about her, wns naycr strong ayun rs child, anu
thu Geath Of hor young slater, Queen Mercedes,
had terrible effect upon her neryes. 9no saitl
many tines, VI ought to hayo died instead OF
Mercedes" al,d, fron, tho hour o1 her sistur's
lcnth until sho herfcif wns seized with the ILL.,
ness which was destined 10 destroy lIrr her
whole mind, seemed occupied In the eohstdera-
tion OF things supernatural, mystical, nn,l not Of
thls ~orlu. Guoncau ttu Alussy llus no hesitation
IN saying that the lilo Of Qucun Mercedes ought
to isayo been saved, but lIe condemned tho
Trincesa Christina the momout ho aascul-
tatcd hcr. One lung was gone, Ind tho other
Chrlsttna kept souvenirs OF her Sister BY Tier uu
the bel.-n lucket, brnccict, aul i pocket
handkerchief Which the lato t9ucan uf spain hatl
carried Just b.surp her futu tlllcss, being with
drIfte1 out VI lfs to i',cet aaottler still clluRlg
To low triyiul souvenirs Ut tile luYo Wllc}i
bound thctu loGutfer.
!, llIu fr!ncoss CHRISTINA died At $3.50 y. m. In
hrr household, unl lad biddon tlen, m atiec. c.
russ aud dayots 1t 10 oeock sho III saia IiI 10
bur inuther, ~ feel am guIng. sec Anulio
anu A1eTccues COMING 10 aieGt lle, ana calling
for mt. 0kYs INC alt lmy ']ewelry aud
my rlngs.", shu tl.en distributed hur
gifts among her parents aud relatives Among
other things there was srleDdld caskct whirh
hal been bought by Tie Dug do Montpclistcr on
tlso o<easion OF the fete Ut queen Mercedes, ai
scnt by hl'n to that unfortunate Pr,acess iuat q
tow days before liur uutlule!y end. TllG King
had slyeu Il 70 the Intan!R Christina u .
souvenir. " Monday. referring to ti4s easket,
sllo salu, "Givc It buck to Alfonso. il viii ri.
mind lin OF Christina a,hi Merccdes." Tllen,
alter psuse. My stsaus bid ina como 10
them. shall dtu u o'e!ock.n Hle.tell asleep,
but woke At b. aud said gently, "Ahl there il
Merxsl ther get mama tpf hur siates) 10 at Inst
lnu1 gonx TO sca siY lttlu put aRaInlu ~ Thus
s1'e died. Tho bu1y wus uxpusod Ia chapul!u
nrdcAte, drusaca tn ihv robe lAe Wora On tho ue-
casiUu ot her tfFAt communion.
, 1879-05-27
THE CANAL CONGRESS.

SUME TIH EbTTWATk8.
FANS, May A-T1io Hub-Uommttteo Of tho
Daricn Canal Congress to-day presented ro-
port admitting the possibility Of the Nicaragua
route with locks, while statt1g that the lcyol
canal course, proposod by Lieut.. Wyse and ii.
Reelus, Is the beat, subject to certain moiifca.
tsons. Tho. Nicaragua route would, IL Ia estt-
mated, cost G2S4 ,00Q, ,000 Tic cost OF tho Wyso.
Rcclus scheme Ia estimated ut 84a, ,000, 100
BANQUET.
PARIS May 20.-l'hc members Of the Darion
Canal Conttross had grand banquut to-utgbt.
Rear-Aduirul Ammen proposed toast to
France and the French delegates. rrof. Law
renee Smith, OF Kentucky, on behalf Of tho
United States, made an eloquent speech, thank-
ing all who took part III tho Congress,
, 1879-05-27
a DETROIT TRAGEDY.

DE7aolr, Mich, Nay 2o.-Thts morsIng Jcro-
mtah shaughneasy. q shoemaker, aged III, had
III alteration about wages with his employer,
Wl'llau Kew, In tho lattcr's sl.op, On Michigan
avenue. shaughncssy lost Ills sulaper, Uni!
threw shoe-stsetchcr at Kew, wheu tito latter
ctected illm. The quarry! was continued Oh thu
AHlewa!k, aud anally Kew v!olontly pushed the
old alaR. who fall, striking hts buau on the
eurhssouc md FEATURING his skui, Ile nas
1assn 1n;', ~ = th9 hospital ana will die. Kew Is
, 1879-05-27
African Irun.

Sixty thousand tonl Of iron ore hase h,, .4'Iai ~
bcon imported from the noTth " AM"n a.1sn,oo,
and Baldwin, II. 1t caluu ~ ballast, aaa IN
theFciore co.Apst0 III prize with tl'at n !,,nrui
PennRytFana. It eOnialns mofo paorsp,r r"n,,r.
than tllU lrou ores Of this country ahu ee'''''
anu II better for steel manufacture.
, 1879-05-27

Mr. 1.abouchrru thruws out Rnol hlat ~, ~
American deIlest u bcst wllcil alr su.Eestt9 ~
establ,shsucnt of Aluurieuli retail dsposs ~ IL
London iur tllu sAls Ut American nIcats' ~, ~
thugs aru now, Mr.. l.abolresa inti'hates n.'
American beet IL sold III I.unlon ~ Lncan.1 Hi,!1
scotc, md lrls ut prices which fo'' tie 11,,a
consumer without Qnrtcs't!is thu Aa'eflean ~ H.,
ducer. Mr. Labou:here, who II Eou[aes,,. W.
It remembered, ul,tl not Scribe OF ri,atstM, J.. II
EladlY tcssltfgs tial. tnougl. Aii!grta prs. t n.
far as tastg uuu uousiaLIncut Gues It u pfecl''@
NJ Unttt1
, 1879-05-27

cral woeke, being we'll cared for, hts assumed
r"slt!on gtvig him ttic best OF treatment at il,c
court at..i managed to procure oatl which ,tc
jumped mud ahnok tho 'ttnst Of (irAfMl Rapids
fr0n his feet forever. The young tady's dream
By tllcsc events WAS knocked intn sintherccns.
to lnwycrts Office ,I"l ,f,otlc application Tor d.
vorcc. which was shortly after granted. 1t Is
hardly necessary to add i1.at tho Count wns no
other tf,an III. Aiercr. nlias tho "f1tt!r I}utcs,
DoctUf," who stands good chance OF sectn4
capacity Of convict.
, 1879-05-27
The Romantic Operations OF a
Sham Count from Ger
many.
Likelihood that the Count viii Retire
to Castle in PennByl-
vania,
Tho People Of Murfreeshoro Inclined
to Hold Special Term Of
Court.
a Trlghtful Vendetta Raging In the
Neighborhood Of River
ton, Ky.
THE ST. Louis BANK.

Co. r,,,t, .s ~. ~ ,....I-... > 4. .
o., ''I,' 10y W ~
n.a,a,. o ~, s',ss !'a"A 20 aa'5 w.!
.< r...,..,a'.,a.. wv ue.o'e''e. ., VI
'.1ou nu n''. = "ae .t ''sass 4oF ."o az.
49, y. ~ ,,'.3' 80 'Au ,,. Iasus'' uuon -
t,'a.s s ~ ~. ~ IT,. n..'..',a ,,..n. . "nss.s
un.ea .,n t. ~, 4 sutaua5 ".4nt asu 5esIesoa,,
,as,,;r,r W,,ao ,a.X,. 1,,,.t !. 1,s,,sa,s s",s
"m. ."1, .',-,s s"L s''I1 ~ "
ta, ,rhn.o ~ had h,iaan H.. ,sra,,1ss.,a' su ~
.,"es ~. 49, aesn' w. ~ =.
5aa,'. =, I..,. ~. 49, sa ~
asns' y. ""''s' Sa"uoss ous u .,s oo"us'pua
ra mno sInt ~ a'S asent III "'tn ntleasI on t,'o
..o ,a ..aa '..s o ~; oo.n so ase'3 "
."o goes ,M,s h "',eso'a ,oas LUTTE
.,e. .s rt .'e"eA 1'o pa1o, wv u'alc
..a. a"s y. .Ap uH'," N"s" "ii 'uous
o."so y. a''"'H ',H t""s 'au .st"' "''4 l't
.''' .,sss'ouen.e ~" af'su ".se" VII nip''sate W.
Ie"l ~ aoonet t4'".ues' i,o oa'" H'ss
Iis tFaa5ac1lons Will 1ap''soll uaee" as INT oaek
AZ tic crisis OF la1D, nj which 'tlnc 1oldsol be-
van1c Indebted to hin II, largo sums, Krieger
dit nnt think mia fothcr ,yhn Ia the pro,,.
.1n,,. ~ .,,o ,,an.. ".J .,, Nv IT, ~ .es
".'' VI '"e o"nm' ""u WHO u p1osecusfhE
h's son with tho etcri inparttallty Of
l'rutus, would keep h'm out ot hts dinlenlt'es.
Tho ,yholo ossca ,raro hra,'..,t ~, l1 ,anast
Nv Wao'o 'oss1a Nefe pfousat u" W lo"est o"1
uhioFtunate h!islhess tfantact!ons; TINT II tie
bank officers Ind let 1tln alone he would have
rot back alt tho money from Goldsol,; md tint
lie fotluro at ,ho hnn,, aruso from, ,hr nt,cr
w. ~ ~ t,.s.,.,,, $500" H. 1s,.. "1 1..ss>.
~ans wa, ol nara'oaV amone .lie directors. hr'ee'
cr'R conversation was rambling, mud Mt times IT.
coherent, At tho c1uso of tic inter.
vlov lIe fa,n.cd ownv. nnd a .1or,or VIM
,,,s 49," 49,. 49, -. @"a5' .'...s a"1 49, uusso' n"1
~. nss ~, .u. , W -, tnaI a, n"', pronounced
dcrcd tic Iatler to supply him with liquor, rs
wei, "a ia rive bin tie frc. ,,se Of TIM curr,ors
rr,mIrot nr,coo,,t1a ar,, .,o,,t -, h., t"+;..,.aa
snaa.". .a. poeeuass u'' uoou, ~ W ase'a&o
nea.nst mayer eo'usol'. VINO mas arawn over
S3O0,000 out Of tic bap}s without any security
whatever. ALTHOUGH reporters and Interested
partcs Inv, ,,,antcG frr f;o,aao, avn. s,u,a ,,,o
49, .sas. - A.. s.,,.' .e". ~ s'"su ."o
hsas VI t'e 'Al'usc no o1'e ms aeen hl't''
mil tile general impression now ts TINT he has
1cfttown. Public opinion Is mi altogether Agalust
tue Cashier, scyoral persons 1c,iev tint Err,,cr
wnu tn,nc.t n lam 1,ss .,,.,, ,., e.,
then n" Senk,s f"io ni,,a slu ,te., alu ,
iattar,a faarn ,.a.1 ~ olso, m, Uu ,.i!. NJ
, 1879-05-27
AT PARIS, MICH.

DETROIT, Mtch., May 26.-A lro at Paris
Mich, thls morning, entirely destroyed the husi-
.noss part VI tie village. Tho Paris 1Iotcl, Nc
Farlano'a Hotel md store, three stores owned
n,nl occupied by E. u. Elwood, two stores occu-
pied by Z. Stlckney. tho American Express, nnti
q onc.atory building occupied as dwelling by
threo ta,Dilies. Total loss about e27,000; In
suruncc, S0,00V.
, 1879-05-27

LONDON, May 2b-A Madrid correspondent
Of the Daily Hsa' says: "lne Chlrusa Enyoys
llays bern sresiycd by the King. The negptta-
tioh for stuaty selaI!yo TO tho importation OF
coolies iuto cuba commenced this week, but
tins Spanish Government will insist upun Tho
, 1879-05-27

NILEA8ED4
Ersttal pttndleh Ia The 1'rtbunt.
Fort WAYNE, Ind, alny M-rwo mon,
named Charlus E. Young aud John DeerIng,
wero brought horo from Springfield, 3ll., having
been arrested for the murder ot a. ". Wobb
hero few NIGHTS ngo. There was failure Of
proof against them, nl,l thor wero released. All
hopc Ut capturing tho guilty parsies Inns been
, 1879-05-27
MOUNT EI'NA


LONDON, May B.-Thcre was great eruption
Of Mount Esna on Sunday oyouiug.
, 1879-05-27

How Tax Kvadsrs Are Funlshea ~ ,.r,y bs,
4 trial NOW going on III 81. fs,',u srrrate1
lod ~ tie disclosure lint pour iI"tt Gs btat-
ea,with rous Steamed III salt watrf.
, 1879-05-27

Gardener z. slssou undertook latalf, ~ ra,'Set
tdcucr, H. L., ~ ,naku l0J pairs VI la'', 4; Ill
boots In l00 consecutive hours, VI io1t..hf lit
llu uerfortuull lits turk fur ln!4a!eo '''S'
expiration OF ILLS tlplY,
, 1879-05-27
I.usk ind E1utlale

f.U4k UNQ F0UHEs ~,
A leather bag contaulng 81 0oo VA .sHtsa vi
found in Luulou bllliard.sae1ot. ~hs9o' 'ar iia
lett uu1cr a setteu by It's careless oHusf' -
recovered It next uay,
, 1879-05-27

WAsn1NoTox, u. G., May 2o.-Mllier d Cross
candy u,auufactory, 0i8 Eighth street, north
west, was burned today. Thc loss OIL stock aud
building was 81. N.0O0; Insurance, t1D,D30.
, 1879-05-27
fsTT1CAG0.

The alarm from Boz or at 11:25 yesterday
forenoon WIS caused BY the burning out of a
chimney at No. 307 Halstcd street, owned and
occupied rs residence by Mrs. Jacubs. No
damage.
, 1879-05-27
DUIl3IAIT.

THE WAR PATTY OAtNIN0.
LONDON, May 2G.-iseporta from Uur.uah Us.
scfts that llo war purity Ia gainiug ground.
, 1879-05-27

Hls1sATllFTsT COUNTY,
LOUISVILLE, lt4y A.-IuforDailou las loen
received irvtn urc&thtt County that Andrew
CARPENTER, while pcacctnlIy At work iu hts uwu
}afd' was shot by au unknown party III ambush,
Fears arc cutertalue4 thcts ,l4t tats ia but tAp
forrsunner OF luore 4louisAsd,
, 1879-05-27

bU14EAH AND kIIEUlFE.
CoNsrAar1sorLE, May AA--1t Is stnted in
diplomatic circles thnt the Sultan has BECOME
decidedly, disposed tuwar.l the Khodyc, who
now ulcFs&oro receives encouragement from the
Porte.
, 1879-05-27
OCEAN DISASTERS.

sEVENTr LIVES 1o8T. ?.
CALCUTTA. May 28.-Tile British india Steam
Savlgutton Company's steamer Ava was sunk
In collision with another yessel anil sixty-elx OF
the crew an,l four passengers were drowned.
The Ava was an Iron screw steamer Of 1000
tons. built In 1878.
ANOTHER WRECK.
PANAMA, May IA litter from puntas
Arenas, Costa Rica, mentions tile loss Of ycs-
sci, oil board OF which were tie -ttuellsh Vice.
Consul, Mr. Duusmore, two other foreigners,
Chtltaa trader, and fvo Of the crew.
LONDON. May N.--lntcl1lgcncc Of terrible
disaster oil tbs coast has Just reached here,
The cnleutta steamer Ava, for London, has
been sunk Ia q collision with the steamer Drun,
lltldn, off sat,dhcads, aud sxty-six Of tho crow
and iotlr passengers wero drowned.
, 1879-05-27

liAmlln, upder spntsucs Of dessh 10 a. ~. II but,
nee.rut Htate Prison, sells pn1ses ~ ~ II a
sclf, as,d gives tbs procrods 10 Luz s'a'"
man he murdered.
, 1879-05-27

ilie murder Of George Mack Inst Jti1y, to tho
State Prison for life. Tho case will be taken to
! the Supreme Court.
The trial Of Stephan Smell for rohblnE the
house Of j. Il. Rcigart at Belott commenced
to-day,
, 1879-05-27
GREAT BRITAIN,

LONDON, Aluy 2o.-Jancs Graut, former el-
itor Of tho .lornsaQ Afesrtiser, Is dead.
, 1879-05-27

ATTACK HENDUNCED,
PARIS, May aL-A Paris dispatch states tl,at
Bau0ry uAkson has reuouuced his threatened
astack Oh Gatnbetta.
, 1879-05-27
i GAINESVILLE,

se-<-fA A|o ' A4AAIEss
Hofr91f N11tcA 10 th< Trtu4A
JtaEsv1LLx. W,s.. May ad.-Judgs Couger
to-day aeutcuecd Fraug Dickessols, eouy,slsl Ut
, 1879-05-27

No other Whlske4 Dyu eaua!s h1''
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-25
OLIVER FINNIE&CO
WHOLESALE GROCERS.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Quite large number of strangers were
In the city yesterday.
Owing to the public demonstration yes
terday, but little business was transacted at
the courthouse.
The military parade yesterday was pro-
nounced by competent judges to be the finest
and most brilliant ever given IN Memphis.
The Voss. O'Brien seduction case has
been written up and illustrated In one of the
eastern illustrated journals.
The M'C!ellan Guards and their colored
friends enjoyed a grand picnic and entertain
meut, last evening, at the Exposition build
ing.
The sanitary association executive COM
mittee will meet at four O'Clock this after
noon in the basement of No. IL Madison
street.
"A brass key and policeman whistle on
ring were lost near the courthouse yesterday.
The finder will please leave the articles at
the stahonhouse.
The Chickasaw Guards gave a ball at
their armory last night to the visiting mill
lary companies, the Helena Rifles and Clarks-
vile City Guards.
Strangers ere they leave the city should
call at Mansford's book and news depot, No.
298 Main street, and examine the finest line
of reading matter in the south.
The reception-rooms of Governor Marks
at the Peabody hotel was crowded with Wis
itors yesterday. Our citizens turned out to
pay their respects to the head of the State.
The Helena (Ark.) Rifles left for home
by river last night They were escorted to
the landing by the Bluff City Grays, whose
guests they were during their sojourn IN
Memphis.
Only seven arrests were made by the
police yesterday and up to twelve O'Clock
last night. The arrests were for fighting,
drunkenness, vagrancY, disorderly conduct,
resisting an officer and threats to kill.
-General Tracy informs US there will be
an extra stand erected for the benefit of the
coored people who wish to witness the grand
display of fireworks on the coming Fourth of
July, which will accommodate three thousand
people.
There will be moonlight picnic and
dance in Mr.. Bowerss beautiful grove, at
Buntyn's Station, tomorrow evening, for the
benefit of Clio hall. Admission, twenty-five
cents. Omnibus from south gate of Court
square. Round trip, fifty cents.
The first cotton hollis from a Shelby
county farm were received in Memphis yes
terday. They were from Mr.. e. Cannon's
place, and were sent TO Fulmer, Burton &
Co., whose customers seem to be among the
most thrifty ana forward with their crops.
The Huntsville, Alabama, military COM
paDy, Madison Guards, failed to accept the
invitation extended to them to assist in the
customhouse cornerstone laying. This is to
be regretted. The Huntsville boys would
have been treated in hospitable manner and
would have enjoyed the visit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-25

PEAL man concludes his report of the Incl
dents of the day with but the single accident
mentioned above. And we never wrote
sentence with more pride and pleasure than
we do the fact that during the entire day we
did not see drunken man. This is an hon.
orable mention that reflects upon orr visiting
friends as well as our on Il citizens. We can
assign no other explanation of this than the
fact that we never metan individual who was
not en- old-time reader of the APPEAL.
LUNATIC.
While the procession was saluting the gov
ernor in front of the Peabody hotel, the
ladies and children ccupy 1g the long lire
of carriages on the opposite side of the
street were the unwilling Witnesses of the
strange antics of a crazy woman, who Hour
ished an old umbrella and a sheet of fancy
colored paper about, utterlng incoherent SEN
ences, with occasional outburstS OF passion,
that were calculated - frighten her t'mid
audience. he, her goings-on were harm
less, but might have been SCI -ous, as the
crowd of gamIns that gathered around served
more ID encourage her actions than other
wise. Fortunately the procession soon moved
away, as did the cFrrIages, and the crazy
woman was lett to perform for her ON Il de-
lectation.
THE SACRED ELEMENTS
of corn, wine and oil, were served in three
vessels of gold and silver furnished by the
popular jewelry house of w. G. Byrd & Co.,
which this reporter, in passing by that estab-
lishment, was permitted ID inspa ct. They
are of exquisite workmanship, and from the
offices they have performed ON this impress
sive occasion, possess q charm additional to
their artistic beauty that will make them the
more valuable. OF course they will be sought
after by those fond of articles that Gerry with
them such conspicuous traditions.
THE INTEREST IN THE CEREMONY
of the day was undated. We saw but one
individual who appeared to allow anything
else to occupy his mind, if we may except
the frequent Withdrawals of the multitude
to some neighboring SELDOM, where the
temperature was kept IN moderation by
,oling draughts of the liquid that ex-
bilarates but does not iqtos cate (provided
you 80 not make a sWll-tub of Your
corporosity). We approached the indi-
vidual referred t., and after the usual solicit
tatlon, we asked what he thought of the
prospect- of favorable weather for the cca-
sion al )ut - trF lspire. He cost his eyes
| toward the south, where the 81 )rm king
seemed ID be gathe. ug his forces for clean
sweep of ever thing in t,'s /, ,a'ity, and re-
mf-ked: Eyes, '";rk the weather Is ex-
c"ee'7glv propit .ous; you S that cloud over
there? That hangs d'~Cctly over my farm
and ! think IN get ng splendid ran.
"But, SIR; won't the ii M liere With The
| laying Of the c).ler ST me IBIS sttelho il? 2
| "CoI ler-st 0nes ce1 be l. i ~ day; my crop
is sadly in need of rs-1, End | an happy il
the hope that l en getting it N abundance.
| No doubt bis crop got &C ID soa tiug, but hi
| was among the numt er who scored a gooC
place on the platform, where he could EMO.
| a full view of The ceremony, which proved tx
| be next best Of Importf nee ID hin.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-25
What's the Matter

When you have the blnes? Your liver is
torpid. Take some of the genuine DIR. C.
NJ Lanes celebrated liver pills, prepared by
Fleming Bros, of Pittsburg, Pennsylvania.
None genuine without their signature. Look
tor it on every wrapper, the market is flooded
with lmitationJ of the name M'Lane spelled
differently, but having same pronunciation.
For fever and ague, headache, or as a simple
purgative they have no equal. Ask your
GruUOist for them
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-25
TEE DRILL AND REVIEW.

The closing scene was the drill of the
Chickasaw Guards, Bluff City Grays, Mem
phis Light Guards. Helena Rifles and Clarks-
vile City Guards. The drill was by COM
panies, irrespective of each other. 1t was
given on that portion of the bluffs used as
battle-ground by the Chickasaw Guards. The
military display was velY brilliant, and was
witnessed by several thousand people.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-25
FresI, Meats and Vegetables

OF every variety, and of the finest quality,
are always on hand and delivered free to pur-
chaser, IN any art of the city, by the premium
butchers, Messrs. l.. Schilling & Brother,
corner of Jefferson and Second streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-25
SenInr.MaehInasi SeMIng-MachInes

r. ]. Donovan & Co. will sell you any
make of sewing -machine You may want tor
less money than any other houseIn Memphis.
All kinds Of machines repaired.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-06-25
The 1Pride Of the Vest, Faucet

or which Fritz Pfemtert & Co. are the sole
agents, Is the only faucet that saves the beer
and keeps 1t in fresh condition, and saves
every drop of beer.
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The New Wilson SeWiag-M aehIne,

The best machine made, can only be found
at r.. ]. Donovaa q Co.'s, the Wilson agents
262 Second ktreet. An kinds q maehint<
repaired.
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FOE sALE OH LEASE.

HTlHE MEMPHIS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
IL SHOP Including large ard valuable grounds,
buildings and machinery. The tools ara good and
10 good order, embracing r THE FOUNDRY Two Gu
Taloes, one lotion Crane, and one Rotary Blower,
(leaning and Backing MIL etc.
IN THE MACHINE SHOP-TWo Iron Planers, two
Ingfne Lathes two Drill Presses two Bolt Cutters,
one Iron Punching Machine Railing Machine, etc.
In THE PATTERN SHOP-One Fay d Co. Scroll saw,
two Wood LatheS, one Splitting Saw ana Table.
THE MOTIVE POWER Is one 20-hoTse Engine, with
fDur fiued Boiler, Pumps Tank, Shafttng, Hangers
ind Pullies complete For price and terms, address
liz at MemDhis Tenn j. +. FRANK q: co.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

For cooking, use Burnett's flavoring ex-
tracts.
DR.. A. l.. KMBRo, Office southeast corner
Main and Union streets.
BANJO and guitar taught by John L. Rut-
ledge. Leave orders at Hollenberg's.
Nothing else will effect cure in fever
and ague and liver complaint SO quickly as
Reeds gilt edge tonic.
INvALIDs requiring strmulant made from
pure grain and free from fusil-oil should pur-
chase Green Brier.
The Crescent baking powder is made from
pure material, and Is extra strength. For
sale 10y MADDEN q AVERY.
JOE IN 'CULLERs. at corner monroe and
Third, keeps nice bugRies, phetons and car
riages for hire at his stable. Also, large,
cool, fine box-stalls for boarding horses, at
rates to suit the times. Give Joe a call; he
will treat you right.
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WANTS.

VETRIT1NG-To do Of every kind. Copying done
w in neat manner and we'll punetuated, Let
ters written Tor those who cannot write, on reasona
BILE terms. All correspondence strictly confidential.
Inquire Bt 22l Second street.
VAULTS TO CLEAN-At reduced rates Apply
= at 80 Madison St, Memphis. JOHN KANE
CITUATI0N-As salesman With some reliable
- wholesale house; can command trade and cotton;
references given and required Address
BUSINESS, Town Creek Ala
TTOLORRD WOMAN-To do general houseWork.
~ Apply at 95 Union street
b JANIS, BoosA Il GRAHAM.
III "A NAN AND WIFE desire to take charge OF a
IL house for some one leaving for the summer
months; best " references given. Call at l1D Lin
oens up-stalta
NNE eALte5MAN for eacn state. salary $50 20
~ 500 per month and expenses; references re-
quired- LA BELLE hFG co, Chicago.
TOAhASOLS-To recover, refine or repair. at the
I New York ParasOl Shop, 90 Main street, near
washington. Practical parasol makers.
| THROWING STAILIONS FOR SEASON OF 1879
A-ls-1 BLUE Grass" by Rysdyck Hamiltonian
dam BY Long Island Black Hawk.
SOL JEFFEHSOn," by Or. HEIRS Mambreno
Patchen; DAM Lady JEFFERSON. We also have very
4 large Maltese Jack. We are prepared to Craze
stock HUGH ID. AND JOHN r. GREER.
Six miles southeast of city.