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PASSING sTRANGE.
The Memphis Baptist COrrects the Ap
Deai. md the Appeal 1akes Room
for the Correction But the
"HeiiOw-FeVer Hounds" are
SaiII at Large.

Memphis Baptist, 22d: "The Memphis
APPEAL has been our favorite city paper not
only during the war but SINCE aud 1t has been
the only weekly paper which we have taken
pleasure IN recommending t. our patrons both
il and cut Of the State. When it has been
assaulted and accused OF misrepresenting those
who differed with it, as it has often been, our
friendship mas indicated or apologized-and
still 1t has been the only city paper we read.
The reader may imagine cur surprise, on
Operiog the Issue of the eighteenth, 20 find no
less than six editorial articles most fagrantly
presenting the positions we took IN an
article last week headed yellow Fever
Hounds The editor certainly only read the
caption OF our article and nothing more
and wrote under the impression that we
embraced every Derson-man, woman and
child who remained IN the c.ty-eyen those
who fell victims to the scourge. We did
nothing of the kind. What we did say was
most obvious aud nnmistakable to all who
read cur article. We copied the Incorporate
remarks OF Memphis correspondent of the
Religious Herald. Richmond, Virginia, touch
ing the pastors who LETT the CITY during the
epidemic, /. G., that they were shorn of their
influence; that 'One has had to resign and
others iciH hare 10 go. Also, the inquiry of
J. L. Smart, OF Texas, of the editor of the
TEXAS Baptist as to our whereabouts in the
year 1873, when the fever swept the city
We thereupOn said:
II appears that there is a class of men who are
seeming for the track of those ministers who may
have left this city during the prevalence of the late
plague, or in former years. in order to create or d.
rect the eommsnt OF, perverted public opinion
against them, TO their ruin If pos sible for says the
Memphis correspondent TO the Herald ''they must
Lave this already half deserted city, and II not it
Tor this place, Tor what place, prayg NoT having
supreme contempt for these inquisitors and openly
defyng the inqulsion they seek to create, far
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kMUSEMEN'TS.



Last night Mr.. M'Kee Rankin and COM
pany comm need an engagement. aud pre-
sented the new American drama, entitled
The Danites, written by Joaquin Miller. the
so called poet Of the Sierras. The scenes en-
acted are representative Of lite among the
early miners of Poker Flat" and other
points in California, amid scenes made fam
iliIr by the descriptive writings and poetry
of Bret Harte, Mark Twain and joaquin
Miller. Tnere Is almost an entire 'sence of
pistol practice and other blood and thunder
adjpncts of the usual prairie representations,
while the Indian for once finds no place in the
scene, and the comic part Is assigned to the
"Heathen Cninea." The story is a simple
one, of young lady pursued by two Dan
ites," who have already killed nine members
OF her family and seek her death, III revenge
for the part her father hal take in the muir
der Of Joseph Smith, the prophet. This
maiden encounters many trials, and being of
highly poetical temperament, INDUCES IN
all the wild fancits of her vivid Inauguration
among the mountains. Her final triumph and
the punishment OF her pursuers is the happy
elimination Of the drama-whOse greatest
claim, after all, is in the faithful picture ii
gives of western life and the rude and I'M
cultured but noble men who have, since the
earliest dawn of our history. still advanced
the banners of our civilization and greatness
westward. Mckee Rankin az Sandy" and
Miss Kitty Blanchard as Nancy Williams"
were quite effective. Mr.. Louis Aldrich as
the ''ParsoD," presented a strong character.
Mr.. Charles Parsloe rs the Heather Chinee"
rendered the part ex;eilently we'll and nstur-
ally. The other rolls were fairly presented,
The play was we'll = Ceived by the audience.
The DdniteS will he presented tonight
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Calendar for to- day: 1926. Memphis Gayoso
gas company VS. }. NJ. Williamson ct all;
1898, A. A. Maginnis & Son VS. Abner Hay
cock ct al; 4367, J. NJ. Tghe vs. A. NJ. :<mitl
ct al; 1899, Frsedmau's savings and trust
VS. John Johnson and city of Memphis; 5l19,
Hill, receiver, Va J. B. Bingham; 1884, Kor-
trecht, Craft & Scales VS. r. n. Bishop & Co.
The foregoing cases will be tried before
Hon. W. w. Mcdowell, presiding by inter
change.
The following cases will be ,lIed for trial
Anderson, admir-, VS. Apperson; sos, Har-
| bert, admir-, vs. Harberl; 5795, J. q @. Mea-
kin VS. c. n. Erich; $685., John Johnson VS.
Washington fire insurance company.
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LAW REPORTS.

Criminal Court. Il. II. Ray, Judge.
Calendar for to- day: The cases of the State
vs. Harris, on trial; Sal, Charles Maganni;
78, Alex Elias: 365, Russell Williams; 209
and 346, John Kruger; 328, William Ewing;
James Morris; 223, John Alexander; 2l0,
John Robinson; 262, Jack M'Farland; 258,
John Alexander.
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Many have been happy to give their testi-
moDy in favor of "Hrii6or's Pure Cod LiUey
on and Lime" Experience has proved it to
be valuable remedy for consumption,
asthma, dlphtheria, and ali diseases Of the
throat and lungs. Manufactured only by. A.
b. WIlbOr, chemist, Boston. Sold by all
druggists.
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Chancery Court ChaucsIlOr EiviEgs.
ton Presiding.
To-day is motion day.
OPINIONS AND RULINGS.

OPINIONS AND RULINGS.
Chancellor M'T'owell yesterday made the
following rulings in cases heretofore heard
and submitted:
Reaves VS. Broom; demurrer overruled.
Bigley vs. O'Malley, contest for guardian
ship of child; court holds the present guar
dian, the defendant, a suitable person and
better qualified, and entitled TO tee care, Gus
tody aud control of the orphan, add there
fore dissolves the iDjunctiea. 2r
Waggoner VS. Hardin; complainant fails
TO establish mortgage was intended instead
of absolute sale of laasehold interest by that
strong and cogent proof which law requires.
Mrs. W. supposed she was making mort
gage, and defendant being misled, was in
duced to part with his money. The lease as
to the lot, the separate property, was void
because of want Of power. An account or
dered in accordance with the courts ruling.
Donaldson VS. Prescott, suit against sure
ties of guardian; Judgment for complainant
for $3.50 55.
Lucarini vs. Eddins; heirs of lessee not
before the court, must be brought in. No
decree can be now entered.
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LOCAL NOTICES.

Slayer & GoLDBAUNr the tailors, invite
the public to cali and examine their spring
patterns aud their extr5 me low prices.
CALL az 262 Second street for Wilson sew
iug-uacuines and repairs.
Z. J. DONOVAN Il CO., Agents.
OUR best physicians sanction and recon
mend the use Of Halls vegetable SJclian hau
remover. Let all VINO arc gray apply III
Saloons which keep first-class liquors
should have sGreenbrier in stock; it Is UNI
form in purity and favor.
DdOrIess EXcaVatinG Com paDy.
VauIta emptIeG az reduced rates. Uf-
neas. I9s WashtnEtOn and - Madison
Kit - iliian.a Block.
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Our third invoice IS now ready for in
spection, to which we invite the attention OF
those wishing first quality Italian marble,
artists, at our own studios, aud at prices TO
suit the times, which we guarantee to be
lower than any isp IL the United States can
furnish at the same figures. Warerooms ),
800 Second street.
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ST. LOUIS. March 2O.-Riyer rising. Weather
indicating rain. Arrived: Stannard, Centennial and
Commonwealth, New Orleans; City OF VlcksbuTg.
Ylcksburg
NEW ORLEANS, March 20.-Weather- clear;
thermometer, 20 deg. Arrived: Charles 2. Chou
teGu, Memphis; Charles Morga Cincinnati; Future
City and bargss, st. Louis. Departed: Golden City,
Cincinnati.
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NOTHING has been discovered TO equal Dr..
Z. M'Lane's celebrated vermifIge. for rid
ding the human constitution of worms. 1t
never fails-is simple AMI vary inexpensive
Every druggist keeps it, but see the name
of Fleming Bros, Pittsburgh" on the
wrapper, or you are being deceived.
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For Upward Of Thirty Years

Mrs. Winsiow's soothing syrup has been
used for children. II carrects acidity Of the
stomach, relieves iria2 collie, regulates the
bowels, cures tgseHfcsy and dia,yIta
whether arising from teeth,ng or other
causes. An old and we'll tried remedy.
Tioenty yire cents per bottle.
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Great Excitement!

Newport ties only 75c-same as sold all
over the city at 81. Other goods IN proper
ton, fDr ten days only, TO make room for the
great spring sale to commence soon at the
Big Boot shoe store. 244 Main.
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Colden's Liebig's extract Of beef and tonic
invigorator is very agreeable article of diet,
and particularly useful when toDics are re-
quired, being tolerated when other forms of
animal food are rejected. In diphtheria,
GgHe, pralarial typhoid .feUers, and depres
sing diseases, its use will be attended with
great advantage. We have prescribed it with
excellent success. J. Fl. Leslie, MD; G. II.
Copp, MD. S. B. Prasons, MD; r. A.
Waugh, NJ D.; Drs. S. L. aud J C. Nidelet
VIM. Porter, NJ D.; and many others. Sold
by grocers and druggists
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GEORGE n. BELL,
VIM. D. RUDY, AGENTS.
ADDITIONAL RaVERs.

German miIlet, Hungarian EniIIet,
Missouri miIIet. for gale by otto
SchwIIl 81 Co. seedEmen, 223 Main
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SeWing-Machi

Sewing Machines! seWiDg-Machines! !
Howe, Singer, White, Wilson, Wheeler &
Wilson, and Domestic, all new and of the
latest i'm provement, at $25 to s35, with all
the extras.
J'B. ALDRICR, 1854 Second Street.
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Country saloons VIII find IL to their
interest TO get n Pride sf the West
Faucet AID Air Pressurc," and keep
the celebrated "Lemp's Lager Beer"
Fritz Pfemfert d &c, sole agents, IS
Court street.
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Every member Of the chamber Of commerce
should attend this meeting at three o'clock
Tomorrow afternoon, give the matter due
consideration, and select suitable delegates
See the call of the chamber of commerce in
another colnrnn
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CONVENTION OF RIyERMEN,
To be Held at Cincinnati OE the Thirty
fret OF the Present Month. fer the
Purpose OF Considering the Re
peal of Che Present steam
beat Laws.

The following letter was received in this
city few days since:
CINCINNATI, o., March IL, 1879.
Mt. W. T. Avery;
In accordance with a resolution Of the
chamber of commerce of this city, of the
tenth Instant, and In view of the vast impor-
tance of the repeal or modification of the
present steamboat laws and of the immediate
and permanent improveme0tof the low water
navigation ct the Ohio river from Plttsburg
TO its mouth, also that of the Mississippi
river from st. Louis to the gulf of Mexico,
and for the reclamation OF the lowlands of its
valley from overflow, and in order that con-
gress and the whole country may have full
and free expression OF opinion from river men,
merchants and Others deeply IN sympathy
with the above measures, we deem 1t neces-
sary 10 hold convention, to convene in this
city on Monday, March 81, 1879, and you
are hereby invited. Please reply at your
earliest convenience, if vou can be present.
THOMAS SHERLOCK,
f DA3f6 G & @5SE
Committee
Address Thomas Sherlock, Chairman.
CALLED MEETING OF CHAMBER OF COM
MERGE.
The following petition was presented to
the chamber Of commerce. and in response a
meeting of the chamber viii be held On to-
morrow Saturday afternoon at three o'clock
to take action In the matter suggested IN the
petition:
Ia response to call for a convention of
river men to meet at Cincinnati on the
thirty first Of March, 1879, made by the
chamber of commerce of Cincinnati, for the
repeal or modification of the present steam
boat laws, and for the permanent improve
ment of the low-water navigation of the
Ohio aud Mississippi rivers, and for the re-
clamation OF the lowlauds of the valley of
the Mississippi river from overflow, the IN
designed, appreci ting the high Importance
of the foregoing subjects to our people and
commercial interests, suggest that a meeting
be held in the city OF Memphis on the twenty
second of MarCn (to-morrow), responsive 10
the call of the cham; er of commerce OF Gin
cipnatI, for the purpose Of appointing dele
gates TO said convention. and that Captain
John Cowdon be invited to address the meet
ing on the subjects 10 be brought before said
convention.
W.B. GALBREATH, H. 4. MONTGOMERY,
J. T. PETIT, W. p. PR0UDFIT,
J. c. NELLY, JEROME HILL,
C. HURD, T. r. FAHNSWORTH,
c 4. VANCE, W. I. AVERY,
J. W. FALLS. NAPOLEON HILL,
LOUIS HANAUER, c. p. HUNT,
j. R. GOODWIN, JOHN W. DILLARD.
Every member Of the chamber Of commerce
should attend this meeting at three o'clock
tomorrow afternoon, give the matter due
consideration, and select suitable delegates.
See the call of the chamber of commerce in
another column.
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is lavender, yet delightfully."- refreshing and
in7goratIue. Il can be found in no purer
form thaa IN }. & +. Atkinson's genuine
MItcham lavender.
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United states COurts-ks0H. K. y. Ham
nuOnd. Presiding.
Paine VS. Oliver FInnie & Co. Argument
concluded and case submitted.
Judges calendar for to day: 895, Wool
bridge VS. Moore ct al; 2I6, Cochran VS.
Knickerbocker life insurance company; 2278,
Behr VS. Connecticut mutual life insurance
company; 2490, Green VS. DyerSburg.
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ALDRICR, 254 Second Street
Novelties
italian Monument t..

in Jet, fancy and gold plated jewelry, received
daily at Jet Palace, 365 Main street.
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VIII give THREE OPERAS. with Full Orchestra, at
Memphis Theater.
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ED. c. POSTAL 1890. Master,
VIII leave Memphis every WEDNESDAY. at D
pm. For freight Or passage, apply to
Z. W. LIGHIBURNE,
NO. Z Monroe St, ODD. Peabody hotel
z y. GLENN on WnRrfbnat
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FlOyd's candies are often initiated, 6ul
HeUer equdled.
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What Eminent St. Louis Physieians Saw

Fresh Baltimore oysters, salmon and
Ond street.
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Jacks-JackS.

One or two good jacks at reasonable prices,
for sale at
j. A. FORREST & CO.'S,
Monroe street.
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aoVERNEE mNT RONDS.
German National Bank
on MEHEPHLR

Lave for sale the 4 per cent Z. r. Bonds
I / ior immediate delivery. All other Is ues or
&. 5 Bonds taken iu exchange.
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six-VVheei Casters,


For all sewing-mlchines. for 81 50. at
j. B. ALDRICH'S, 254 Second street
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Received. I0O Gases
of that celebrated JrIud of Crescent baking
powder, and for sale by
d. NJ. sTRATToN & co.
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ESSBEs SAFE OK EXGHANG =

Monday. April I4lh- DAUGHTER OF THE REGI-
MENT Tuesday. april 15th-ERA DlAVOLA
wednesday, april I6th-DAUGdTER OF THE
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EebR skENT.


y REHNLAW UPERAHOUSE
VI StorehOuse No. 81 Union street.
StcTeECuS5 no. 343 to 341 Second street.
Basement Office NO. 10 Madison street
Sleeping rooms in the Magnolia block corner
IBion ana Front str, ets also In The knickerbockeT
building, Madison street. Apply to
w. l.. PARKER. No. = Madison STREET
MEAT DWELLINa5-263 and 265 Union street,
IN NO. 80 Exchange suest, oil Exchange street
extended. apply at 81 Main street.
STURM & HIRSCH.
1.-TWO PLANTATIONS-Cheap 10 desirable tenant;
I one near Mason, Tenn. and one near Forrest
City, AK. Apply TO A. N. MKAY, 81 Main ST.
HUU5E AND FUkNITURE- Centrally located;
Il man and wife will board with the occupant
ddress Nc. Mulberry street.
OUSE-The desirable twO-stoIy frame dwelling
Il house, No. 443 PoItotoc street. just east OF
JIleans; In good repair. and MELT to either
Vance or Beale street cars. ApplytO
j. u. SHEPHERD, 10 Madison st.
- UO8lS-PleaSant sleeping rooms and offices,
IL 43ls Madison. J. J. LOCKART. 43ls Madison.
DOOMS- Furnished CT unfinished; suitable also
u for families 10 housekeep. lOI JEFFERSON.
t!NURNlSHbD hUUMS With or without board
= No 296 Third street.
nTEWLY FURNISHED ROOMS-Cheap TO gen
~ uemen New bick hOu sc, "a Mulberry street
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EESEs sAAF.

CSAWMILL AND WOODWORKING SHOP
- Together with all the machinery, betting, ETC.,
ne cessay for the immediate operating of the SdIne
situated N the city of Little hOek. This establish
ment has large capacity. aud has been in operation
many years. with an established trade. EOr further
particulars, address pOs0lce box 1872, city of Little
Rock @TkanSaS.
NOT rON-SEED-'' TayIOr' ana MatagOrda SILK
- Cotton-seed; also, large quantity of SOUND
planting colt Jn-Seed. J. Y. PArhlCK,
at Memphis Gins, 8 Exchange street.
LNN6INk.-One 20 horse power engine and boiler,
Il as good as new; low for cash.
J. V. PATRICK,
at Memphis Gins, Exchange street
NATOOB!-WOODl-Ya $50 Main street. All
w qual ties. al low rates.
TIIAYLOR SILK COTTON SEED-Apply to
L GAGE " FISHER. 300 FTCnt st.
y ROCEGY-A Ta' G chance Tor man with small
VI capital to start In ATsJ-claSs Grocery and loca-
ton. Satisfactory Cause given for selling apply al
"a Jefferson street j. STEWART & co.
IORICK-Shipped cheap Dy river or RAILROAD. Leave
ID orders at John A. Denies 302 Front street
Large concessions viii be maze on orders for good
salmon Brick, suitable Tor chinnsys OF setting boil
Fts etc. .. Fl. P PIPER
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TAKEN up.
ttaBlaasa AND asOAKab.

TNIRS CLASS clearinghouse just opened by Mrs
Il Edwards and Mrs. curtis. az S06 SECOND ST.
pOOM-Large front rOom with good board. APP
IL ply at 10 POhTOTOCST
y ENTLEMAN and wlFE--or Two gentlemen
VI can get beautiful. unfinished rOOjn and coed
board with private family, ia pleasant locality
convenient to street cars, at 81 D per month.
Address W. f.. H, Appeal Office.
pOAHDEAS-A few gentlemen day-boarders at
ID H6 Union street Terms moderate.
LDUO4iS Furnished and unfinished, with board;
IL also, day -bOarders. at 4S1 Shelby street;
references required.
pOOMS-Elesanl front and back rooms, with
IL board, can be had at ADJ SHELBY STREET.
Day-bOar eTs also wanted.
POOMS -First-class, with good board. Terms
IL moderate. Al lO4 MARKET ST.
OOOMS-DesTa5le rooms and good board at
IG 90 JEFFERSON STREET.
doom Desirable ITons rOOm with board, at
N ~ MADISON STREET,
1.-TWO gentlemen can obtain d large front room on
i first floor, with without board, I'm private
family. or viii take gentlemen Gay bOarde's
kefertn IS exchanged. Address o., care Appeal
LJOOAi5 SUIT OF mont Icol s, with board, at / II
Ia Court street. Das boarders wanted.
ENiRS T-ULAS5 TOums, Win or without board.
II Terms ven mOurret.. No. "a MuloeTTy.
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ANUsEyEGHTS.

HEEMPRGs TgEFAgsE- Thursday. Friday
w and Saturday, ,.arch 20-2l-22. Matinee
Saturday NJ , pm. The great ssusatohAi event
VIII be prUIur-1 al ar enormous expense. Ihe only
appearance Irl- season the gifted sulerleStn ART
Is S, Pr iICH1-s- szusilStn aud Miss Attsy
fEfau-hRrl. IN their beautiful and charmingly
pure American anna VI
TRE DANSTR5!
By JOAQUIN Miller the poet q the Serras, support
b. Louis ALDElCH. Z. T. PAR5LUE, and a Won
derfully strong phenomenal cast This attraction
Is under the management OF Mr.. J Il. HAVERLY.
manager Of HaveTlys Theater, Chicago. who pays Mr.
aickee Rankin and Miss Kitty Blanchard certainty
or $4,000 tor forty week. The DANITE5, wherever
produced, has been auplauded 70 the echo by cul-
tuTed and enthusiastic Audiences and at many fash
ionable thea es hunters nightly turned Az az,
unable 70 gain even standing room. And the man
agement confidently expect that the critical and In
tell cent pub &c VIII indnrse the verdict that The
Daui;e-ls the American play 50 long sought after
al ia L found. Reserved seats Tor sale II HOienberg
Mond and Tuesday. MaIcn 24-Z5, WaTde Bar
ryluCfe's Diplomacy Co. Wedne- daF. Thursday Fri
o. md -ntlIrt.r- t,niNIIla uurrt EIresnue Co.
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To COnsnmnfives.

Ladies parlOr up stairs, 337 Main, corner
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Four Per Cent United states Bonds

for sale at the State national bank at the
lowest market rate. Ali other issues OF
United sta ties bends taken in exchange.
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THE DANITEs!
Va EMPHIs OPEAA CLUB,

PROF. c. ?. wINKLER MUSICAL DIRECTOR
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
RAED CASH,

Regular independent Memphis and
White River Packet-FOF Augusta, Jacksonporf
Searcy, and way points. The regular independent
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John sturIa's Restaurant.

NeW Size, % cents.
U. w. Jones & Co, AGENTS.
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Hibner's Champion RIaiters,
Simplest, cheapest and best for all kinds Of
plating, at
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WANTS.


NTURSE-Whte gi1I, twelve OF fou teen ye ais old,
IN 10 take care OF child three years old. Answer
Saturday. ara Appeal o1ce.
GOOD COOK and Nurse, white preferred; refer
" enee reGu red. Applg at BIB Vance street.
\ PARTY VITA small capital, in a pr htabie
y. business; he IS 10 control; no peddllng.
Il. KING, Commercial Hotel.
SEAvANT GIRL
= at 2aO Poplar street.
C,ERVANT-FoT general household work, Apply at
- "A MOSSY ST.
"A Rs CZAPSkI receives puB ils In Vocal and In
II srumental music, at her residence, No. 266
Third street. corner count. Cultivation OF the voice
a specially
NETET NUkSE-WhiIs or cOIOTed one without
w child pIeie rel. apply at 0O2 Vance street,
between auG y c.Cck, neILlAg or eyenlnt.
LNIFTY DAY BOABDERS-At So per week or
II Sl2 per month, at the Cincinnati Restaurant
and saloon. No. - Adams street
nNE SALESMAN IUT cash state. salary $50 10
~ 500 per mOath ana expenses. References re-
qUired. LABFLLE MFG CO, Chicago, Ill
fiNENANT-ro ouitIva-e so acres on Island 81 90
4 shares; Sc1G DWELLINGS, ahq clsternS. Apply 10
Gage 81 Fisher 400 Front, OF 4. Lea q Co, Fulton.
g. W. 10D- 1DY' 81 MONROE ST.
DAhIlE5 wishing 10 purchase The
L GROVER BAKER SEWlNG-MACEINE,
10 call al tueir ONCE, BIB Main street. Repairing
aiIis c. o. VALENTINE.
FnEACHEk-FOr The sOmeTWlle District high
L School. an eXle Tien Ceu LADY music teacher; cod
recommendations required; sa Ar guaranteed. Ad-
dress 3. SALE, Sec'y. Atoka, Tenn.
S,ITUATION-By I 1rstclass Sawyer aud En-
CoTrer LaROse and Webster streets.
DOARDERS-At ~ court street Rates 10 suit
ID the times. Front or back rooms. Also day
bOdFU=Fs wanted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1879-03-21

NTURSE-White gIl, twelve OF fOuIt teen years old
IN 10 take care OF child three years old. Answer
SafnrlaE- PIE Annual OIL c.