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WIN. FRANK & co. .249 Main!
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE


EDITORS APPEAL-Dear sir, through your
paper | wish to return my thanks to lady
that came to me tins morning like minis
tering angel. | must acknowledge / had
been on spree, ard was sitting on the edge
of the sidewalk on Second street, very sick.
TINS morning a lady passing came up and
asked me II / was sick-that | looked very
pale-and rendered her assistance, getting
me some water and lemonade. When l was
better could not resist telling her the cause
of my illness, and then such a lecture as
she gave me, I've never heard since my
mother died, years agoi so gentle, earnest
and pleading that could not help promising
her never to drink anymore, ard, God help
ing me, l never will. She gave me a beauti-
ful little lily, which | will keep a5 a memento
Of 4 Memphis lady's kindness to a fallen
stranger. On the card she gave me is the in
scTiphon MRS. Matte Jessie johnson" II
ever ] should be tempted to drink again, the
memory of her sweet. wistful, pleading look
will loom up before me and be my guardian.
May her life be all sunshine and her path be
strewn with the fairest of flowers, Is the wish
of one that VIII ever remember her kindness.
Yours, etc-, WILL ARNOLD.
l am from Louisville, on nv way to Little
Rock, Arkansas, which place ] leave for this
evening
MEMPHIS, TENN, June 6. 1879.
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nounce1 that he would now deliver diplomas
to the graduating class; he thanked the au-
dience for their attendance. He briefly re-
ferred to the financial troubles of the public
schools, incident to the changes in the city
government. But Notwithstanding all that
the schools were kept up to the highest stand
ard, and the graduating class of 1879 was the
result.
To Miss Jennie Morrison he then pre-
sented beautiful gold medal, testimonial
for department presented her by her friends
and admirers.
To Miss Kate Richie he presented gold
medal, memento of affection and esteem
from teacher, Miss Mary Boddie.
The following graduates were then pre-,
sented with diplomas:
Miss Moie Marshall, Miss Mary MFeely,
Miss Annie Avery Miss Jennie Morrison,
Miss Annie Marley, Miss Kate Richie,
Miss Jennie Hewett, Miss Adde Douglass
Miss Anna Mailer Miss Leila Seaton,
Master Sam Cruise, Master c. Wiley,
Master G. Anderson.
Miss Lizzie Rice. one of the graduates,
was absent on account of sickness She will
however, receive her diploma as graduate.
When the diplomas had been delivered the
graduating class sang Shadows Of Night
Are Falling, and the commencement exer-
cises closed.
THE DIPLOMA.
The diploma given to the graduates is ele-
gantly printed on paper parchment, and con-
tains the following words:
MEMPHIS HIGH SCHOOL DIPLOMA.
This certifes that -. having satisfactorily
high school of this city, and sustained a correct
moral department. is entitled to this testimonial,
the highest honor in our power to bestow.
In testimony whereof. the president and secretary
of the board Of education, and the superintendent
OF the public schools, have affixed their signatures,
at Memphis, Tennessee, the - day of =. 1879.
Superintendent.
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No. 33i9.-In the ChanceTy Court of Shelby County.
Tennessee The Beaver FATS Cutlery Company
ct al d.. T. II. Martin ct a..
T appearing from affidavit in this cause that the
L defendants, Florida WelbOrn and her three
children, Florida Wellborn, Samuel Wellb0rn and
Allied WeltoIn. citizens OF the State OF Georgia,
and AbTam A. Martin. are all non-Tesidents OF the
StateOf Tennessee; that this bill of compliments,
which ls TO- 3llt ges an Indebtedness in favor
OF cOmplainantS Snd against defendants, Martin d
Co., OF Mem phls, Tennessee, IN the following sums,
tOwit; Beaver Fails Cutlery Company, by note, for
Sl470 30, and open account, S557 ~; the Western
Fils COmpang, by note and account, for S4S5 that
WITT OF attachment has been issued aud returned
levied on Tie property OF said d. PENDANTS, Dr. Z. h.
Martin. A. A Martin. ana Maid 4 Co..
II is therefore ordered, That they make their ap-
psarance herein, at the courthouse Ia tie city OF
Memphis, TIE nnessee, on or before the first Monday
in August, 1879 ana plead, answer or demur TO COM
p,ainants b;li, OF the same Will be taken for con-
feSsed as to them and set for hearing expaTte; ano
that copy OF this order be published once week.
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This 9th day of June, 1879.
cOpy-Attest.
r. j. BLACK. Clerk ard Master.
): H Malone, and Humes& Poston, soils. for COM
"a sat
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

DOARD OF Fire and Police Commissioners, Tax.
ID tn.--DStrct shelby county, Tenn, June ., S79
Seated proposals vii, be L esiyed by US until Monday,
uge - 1879, at - O'Clock noon. Tor the Following
WorS 10 be done, service 10 be rendered, and mate
rial q be furnished 10 the Taxing District Of Shelby
county: For the unloading, hauling and delivery
from railroad CepOis or river landing the stone
blocks for paving the taking Up and setting of curb.
Ing; the taking up and removal Of all pavement,
stone, etc 10 such points as may hereafter be des-
ignaieo; the furnishing OF ali sand and gravel the
forming AID laying OF cutters: the lay ing down of
stone block pavement including all other work con-
nected with and Incidental to the entire completion
OF such streets parts of streets treaty for use)
upon which the said materials may be laid down;
in all, nineteen 20 twenty thousand square yards,
Specifications and other Information Will be fur-
nished on application to the District Engineer The
board reserves the right TO ne set any all bids By
order of the Elard. d Il POR FER. Pres't.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

PURE fruit favors, BOrnett's extracts.
lNYALIDs requiring a stlmulant made from
pure grain and free from fusil-oil should pur-
chase Green Brier.
WIGGs's Buckeye salve, the only sure cure
for piles. Ask your druggist for the genuine
article-Wiggs's buckeye salVe.
The Crescent baking powder is made from
pure material, and Is extra strength. For
sale Oy HADDRN & AVERY.
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SANITATION.
One.HaIf the Sum Necessary for SAN
itary Purposes Already Subscribed 81
The Municipal and Sanitary
Association Working In
Harmony - Latest
Collections.

The auxiliary sanitary association has al
ready collected one-haif of the amount neces-
sary and needed for sanitary purposes during
the summer months. From all appearances,
and from the alacrity with which subscrip-
tions are rendered, the people seem more and
more willing to sustain the movement inau-
gurated by the auxiliary sanitary association.
The city government is working hard and is
doing everything in its power to abate all
nuisances found by the officers or reported by
the citizens, and is working IN harmony with
the sanitary association. Mr.. John Overton,
IT., has abated that nuisance on Causey street
which was reported to the auxiliary
sanitary association by residents of
Beale and Causey streets. He would
have ahated it before this had it been
reported to him, or had its existence become
known to him. Citizens who discover
nuisances are requested to report them in
writing to DIR. Thornton, president of the
board of health, or to Mr.. Langstaf, secretary
of the auxiliary sanitary association, No. IL
Union street. When so reported, the citizens
so reporting can rest assured that the nui-
sances complained of will be thoroughly in
vestigated and promptly abated. Below will
be found the collections made by the finance
committee of the auxiliary sanitary assocla-
ton since the last report:
Finance Committees Report.
report to you the following collections:
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Presiden
SecretarI
NO YELLOW-FEVER
La New OrIeans-Letter from DE. Chop.
pin. President OF the Board OF
Health, Stating Undeni-
able Facts.

The following letter was received several
days ago by Wharfmaster P. j. Kallaher,
which was shown to a number of our citizens
and created some uneasiness. A. d. Lang
staff, president of the Howard association,
inclosed the letter to DIR. Chopin, president
of the board of health of New Orleans, for
investigation, and received the answer ap-
pended:
NEW ORLEANS, May 25. 1879.
P. j. Kallaher, Esq;
DEAR SIR-There we're tive vessels came In about
q week ego; they kept at quarantine three days
and then came up here. About an hour after they
came in they sent four cases OF yeow-fever IL the
don't have yellow-fevsr here this summer it Will be
miracle. There are ships bringing it here every
JOHN O'CONNOR.
OFFICE BOARD OF BEALTH,
New Orleans, June 4, 1879.
A. D. LangstafT ESQ. President Howard Association,
Memphis, Tennessee:
DEAR SIR-Yours Of June st is just received, ana
want to say with reference to the statements OF the
pilot OConnor, about the arrival or of yellow
fever at New Orleans from vessels passing the
quarantine, that they are a sheer fabrication, and
totally without foundation. The health OF the city
continues good, and satisfied that there IS not
a ca OF VI llow-fever In New Orleans. 1t Is hardly
necessary TO remind you that stand pledged
promptly to inform the health authorities through
fever here should any cases occur. This promise we
intend TO keep. Respectfully, your obedient servant,
SAMUEL chopin. MD,
President Board of Health.
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NOTICE TO CONTRaCTORS

BOARD Of Fire and Police Commissioners. Tax
ID my District Shelby county. Tenn June r. 1879.
Sealed proposals Will be received by until Thurs
day June H. 1879, at ~ o'clock noon, for the fol-
lowing work to be DONE service to be rendered, and
material to be furnished 10 the Taxing District OF
Shelby county: For seven (700) hundred car loads
sandstone and one 400 carloads limestone for
paving per samples at the engineers ONCE. Spec
ncations furnished ON application to the engineer
~ the TaxilF District The board the right
~ elect any or all bids. BY orfer the board.
D L. FCRTER, President.
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THERE no mistake that one-half of the
spasms and cramps in children are the result
of worms, and even adults are frequently
treated under mistake, while the genuine
seat of the disease is worms. Try DIR. c.
NJ Lanes celebrated vermifu4e, taking great
care to see Fleming Bros, Pittsburg," is on
the label. and you will learn a grand secret.
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The Memphis maennerchor

The Memphis MaennerchOr
Will have a basket picnic at Fitzgibbon 8
grove tomorrow. These annual picnics OF
the Maenuerchor are pleasant affairs.
EstiVRI
Is the boss place to go Sunday afternoon.
Concerts from three to five o'clock in the af-
ternoon by Handwerker's band. Il is the
coolest place IN Memphis.
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National Taste ClearIv Define,i

The sale of Atkinson's white rose exceeds
that of any other perfume and constantly in
creasing, can hardly fall short of a quarter
OF million bottles annually.
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wOMEN'S FOREIGN MISSIONS

As Inaugureted Under the Auspices of
the Methodist Episcopal Church
SOuth-The First Quarterly
Meeting Of the Memphis
Conference Society
the Occasion
or Large Attendance of the Faithful
at the First Methodist Church Last
notwithstanding Address. by
Rev. J. b. M'Ferrin, of
NashviIIe-The Sec
Tetary's Re-
port.
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EiOyd's

Fancy baskets of fruits, candies and
lunches put up for persons leaving. Pure
ice-cream and snerberts a specially. Every
thIuu-p al Flovd's
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In addition to an ice-cream saloon, Floyd
has hrst-class restaurant, where meals will
be served IN keeping with the reputation of
the house. You can get the best dinner in
the city, with variety o. desserts, at Floyd 3.
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OF medical faculty Laval university, Qaebec,
states: 81 have found Colden's Liebig's
liquid extract of beef and tonic invigorator
particularly useful in advanced stages of
consumption, weakness, dyspepsia, and all
nervous affections. In pregnant women 1t
has been retained while every other article Of
food was rejected. l can recommend 1t as
convenient, paatable and easy of digestion. l"
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LAW REPORTS.

Circuit Ceurt-BOn. j. o. Pierce, Judge,
This is motion day in this court. The cases
appealed to this term will also be called I'M
der rule Z.
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STRAYED OH STOLEN.

GOWS AND CALF SO REWARD-On THURSDAY
~ MAJ Sth cows and one calf; one large straw
berry c0lored COW; white COW, with red head red
COW, With white face; red muley COW, hsavy with
calf, II not calved and red yeaTling; ten dollars
reward to the finder of them all
MRS. B. RYAN, 81 Second street Chelsea.
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FOB SALE Oh LEAS 4.

TTNHE MEMPHIS FOUNDRY AND MACHINE
L SHOP Including large az d valuable grounds,
buildings and ma ehinery The tools are good and
In good order, embracing THE FOUNDRY two Gu
palOes one 10 ton Crane, and one Rotary Blower,
Cleaning and Backing Mil etc.
In THE MACHINE SHoP-Two Iron PlaneTs, two
Engine Lathes. two Drill Presses, two BOit Cutters
one Iron Punching Machine, Railing Machine, etc.
IN THE PATTERN SHOP-One Fay & Co. Scroll Saw,
two Wood Lathes, one Splitting saw and Table.
THE Motive POWER is one 20-hGIse Engine with
four fiu-d Boiler, Pumps, Tank Skating, Hangers
and Pullies complete For price and terms, address
us at Memphis, Tenn J. r. FRANK & co.
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NOTHING else will effect cure in fever
and ague and liver complaint =, quickly as
Reeds gilt edge tonic.
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NV Back Pains Ne!
81 feel dull and listlessp'
''Such pain in my sider'
''Such an oppressive feeling on my chestr'
Rheumatic pains almost madden meg'
my bones acheI''

such pain In my SlQei"
'Such an oppressive feeling on my chestr'
Rheumatic pains almost madden me!'
my bones ache?'
These are daily EXPLANATIONS. A day out in
the cold, 4 little over-exertion and these
troubles ensue. Some times they end in a
chronic disease, and finally death. Benson S
capcine porous plaster IS the best-known
remedy for this class of ailments. 1t was in
vented as an improvement on the ordinary
porous plaster, to which it is very far supe-
nor. Benson's caPcine porous plaster relieves
pain at once and cures where other plasters
will not even relieve. The manufacturers
were awarded the highest and only medal of
merit, given for plasters by medical Jurors at
the centennial exposition, 1876, at the Paris
exposition, 1878. Sold by ali druggists.
Prize, :5c.
PURGE out the morbid humors of the
blood by a dose Of Ayers pills, and you viii
have C'eare or heads as well as bodies
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OdOrIess Excavattne Con
The New Wilson Sewing Machine,

OUOEACS5 A1ACUF HIIHS OOIH Jill
Vaults empC1ed at reduced rates. OF
fees, 192 w ashingCOn and As Madison
Kit Williams Block.
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the latest out, can aludys be found at
J. B. ALDRICRS, 254 Second street
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NEW ORLEAN 8!
$500 CANCHOR LENE9 80
FOB NEW ORLEANS.

EUR y ENF ORLEANS
JAMES HOWARD. O'Neal, maste
SUNDAY, June LIST. at 10 az
W. P HALLIDAY. Gould, maste
"Wednesday. June 4th. at 10 am.
JOHN 4. SCUDDER. Calvert, mRste
Sunday, June 9Th, at 10 am.
MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS PRT. Co
(AECHOR LIEE)
FOR WICK - Il L X 6.
CITY OF HELEN. BrKee. msste
Thursday June 9th, at 10 am
CITY OF acknowledgements. Carter maSi .
Saturday, June 9TH, at 10 am.
MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS PKT. ca
U. S. MAIL (ANOHOR LLNE)
EO& ST. LOUIS.
Monday, June ID at pm.
STE. GENEVIEVE ......-...--- Ed Gray, maste
Tuesday, June Sd, al pm
CITY OF ALUM. bNDys u1sle
Wednesday, June 4th, at ; pm.
GRAND TOWER 1900. LennOX, maste
Thursday, June 9TH, at pm.
CITY OF VICKSBUHG. .....-..-..-.- Riley, maste
Saturday. June 18th. at > pm.
For all Information, apply at Memphis and 81
Louis Packet Co s WharfbOat, foot OF Monroe stree
AID STORM. Superintendent.
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WANTS.

CtTOCK TO PASTURE Horses. mules and stock
y or any kind except hogs. TO pasture; tne grass
and plenty OF water. HM. L. VANCE,
2l2 miles south Of city.
LACKSMITH-Firsl-cIas general workman
ID Apply at 179 Main street. or
w. II. BUhNELb. Como, Hiss
TITO TRADE-The best HOTEL PROPERTY on NJ
L and q. X. P, between Memphis and Chatta-
n0Oga, doing good business, tOf stock dry goods,
shoes or groceries, a. dress box 1lS, Decatur Ala.
ONE Salesman In each state to sell cur goods
" Salary $1,000 year. TRIUMPH MANUFAC-
TURING co 1l6 Monroe street. Chicago.
DARASOLS-TO recover, refine or repair. at the
L NewYork Paiasol shop, 1872 Main street, near
Washington. Practical paIasol makers.
TNROTTING STALLION5 FOR SEASON OF 1873.
i " BLUE GRASS" by RySdyck Hamiltonian
dam by Long Island Black Hawk.
Col. JEFFERson," By Dr. Heirs MambTeno
Pstchen; dam, Lady Jefferson. We also have a very
large Maltese Jack. We prepared TO Craze
stock. HUGH d. AND JOHN R. GREER.
Six miles southeast OF city.
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Removed.
Prof. James A. sewen, A.M.M.D.,

The gas Office has removed to the Masoni,
Temple building, on Madison street.
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RnmnYed.
Angels Food Cake

The gas office has removed to the Masonic
Te nple building, on Madison street.
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package of Dake's Durham, containing
..eenfy pip5-fuiis of the best smoking tobao-
GO made, or one common cigar? Each costs
- cents
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FOX @AElE


4 OTs-P Privately for 30 days, two desirable build
Il ing lots. 80 BY l45 feet, on Linden street, be-
tween Lauderdale ana Orleans. For price and terms
inquire OF d. Quigley, at E. NJ Apperson Il Co 5.
INRAdE HOUSE, CHgAP-l84 Beals, with lot;
II brings $40 monthly; is on nofth side, west Of
wellington 81. w. A WHEATLEY, 3S1 Main.
7 71NGINE AND BOILER-We aTe auIhOFized 10
II offer at good bargain one 3O-hOrse power en-
CINE and boiler complete. Cash or city acceptance,
with si2 per cent ADDED Can be seen at Cur loun-
dry. RANnLE d LIVkRMORE.
a NICE cottage at Beersueba Springs-Cheap
IA For information. apply to Mrs R. L. c. BCst'cE,
Franklin. Tenn. or n. c. Perkins Mem his. eln.
DlLLIARD TABLHS-To close business. three
ID Billiard Tables-BesI Manufacturers No.
Al Jefferson street.
4 NEDAR FENCING and Gats posts. by
~ W. r. LARklN, LaTkinsville, Ala
~ ROCEKY-A rare chance Tor a man with small
VI capital to start In 1Tst-cass Grocery and loca-
ton. Satisfactory cause given for selling Apply at
"a Jefferson street j. STEWART \ co.
PRICK-ShIpped cheap by river or railroad. Leave
ID orders at John A. Denies, 352 Front street.
Large concessions will he made orders for good
SalmonBrick, suitable for cbimneys OF setting boil
0rs. etc. O. II. P PIPER
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Removed
Which, - the elheanest

The gas Cthce has removed TO the Masol
Temple building, on Mauison street
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For sale al Podesta, MaIates'e Q ,, 252
Main street
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7 RIEGEL, Dyer and Scourer, 81 Jefferson street
IL. Ladies' and gents clothing dyed, cleaned and
repaired In best style.
DR. j. ID. WHITE, $50 Main street, cures, Plies
IL Fistula ana other Rectal Diseases No hind
rance from business during treatment
nR. E.,A. WHITE has again opened his VAPOR
" BATH lNEIRMARY, for medical treatment, at
1872 DesotO street.
HR. c. BASKERVILLE,
II PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON.
Ofdce, 1913 Main. Residence, 4Sl Shelby.
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FIOyd's Candies.

THERE IS no better remedy than Reeds gilt
edge toni; for Dyspepsia and indigestion.
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KREMER, HERZOG & co

have opened 500 dozen
FRENCH VALENCIENNE LACES!
at 25c per dozen, and better.
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COMMENCEMENT

Exercises OF the Memphis High School
at the Memphis Theater, Last
Night, Before Large and
Fashionable Audience
The Addresses by the
Graduates.
A Creditable Display by Our Public
SchOOIs-Address toll the Graduat-
ing Class - Comforting Of
Diplomas OF
the Graduates
for 1879.
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Non-Res-de1,t Notice.

Those leaving the city should gel box o
FloYd's candies.
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CONCLUSION,

The exercises were concluded by prayer
by Rev. DR.. Harris, of the Central Baptist
church, DOrolOgy by the choir, and benedic-
ton by Rev. Dr.. J. B. M'Ferrin.
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KRENER, HERZOG & co.

500 dozen ladies' and children's hats.
Your choice for Csc.
EXIRA ORDTNA RYi
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AUCTION SALES.
TAKES UP.

OOWS AND CALF-On 18th inst, four COWS and
j one heller calf; also one COW on the 10Th. APP
pIy at second toll-gate, Poplar street
IOW AND CALF Red-and-white spotted. With
L hell on which the owner can have by proving
property and paying charges. Inquire at los Ala
bama street
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LOST.
PEksaGsN AZ,

DLAIN GOLD RING-On Main street, between
Peabody Hotel and Exchange. Finder viii
please return TO Miss Jennie Pennington, No. lH3
Main street, and be rewarded
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ADJUSTMENTS.

II. FURSTENHEIM,
Chairman Finance Committee.
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LEE LINE STEAMERS.

for Glendale. Helena and Rria<s Point
COahOnEa. go
Stack ee..-...... master Jno. Gwathmey. ri
VIII leave as above on every MONDAY, WEDN ES
DAY ana FRIDAY. az pm. For freight or pasSag
apply on board or TO j. T. WASHINGTON,
No. } Madison STREET.
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The Memphis conference women foreign
missionary society held their first quarterly
meeting at the First Methodist church, corr
ner of Poplar and Second streets, Mrs. Presi-
dent Samuel Watson presiding. There were
present, besides large assembIage of ladies
and gentlemen, members OF the church, Rev.
Dr. John B. M 'Ferrln; of Nashville; Rev.
DIR. Heard, presiding elder of the Memphis
district, and the pastors Of the various Meth
odist churches of the city The church was
attractively decorated with flowers and ever
greens, the fragrance and beauty Of which
lent charm to the interesting occasion.