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LOCAL NOTICES.

New supply OF rubber hose just received
by Bailey f295 Second street.
Coal OIL 20c per gallon. Water-whitt
Headlight oil SOC, Ruby Headlight oil Soc
at Ozanne & Mays.
FURNITURE, Stoves and Carpets sold in
weekly and monthly payments at r. Brandt
& Co.'S, No. 195 Main street, corner of Wash
ington.
PROF. SAxBY will have a vacation in his
day classes this week to prepare for the
May coronation. All children taking part
in dancing will please be at the Theater
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
at o'clock, every evening.
THE lady visitors of Leath Orphan Asy-
lum will continue their festival on Monday,
Tuesday and Wednesday next. They return
thanks for the liberal patronage they have
received and ask for continuance of the
same. They will have an elegant lunch pre-
pared for Monday.
THE Memphis and Little Book railroad
will sell round-trip tickets from Memphis to
Galveston, Tex, at S3S 20 from May 10th 10
18th inclusive, good returning until May
3lst to delegates attending the Grand Lodge
Independent Order B'nai Birth, at Galveston,
May IA, 1882. Tickets will be sold at 27S
and 2S7 Main street, and at Memphis and
Charleston and Louisville and Nashville
depots.
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PERSONALS.

COLONEL FEB WARD, of Little Rock, is il
the city.
JUDGE HoRRIeAN and wife returned last
evening from Jackson.
Mr.. BOOTH MALONE, late of this city, now
| of st. Louis, came in on iying visit last
| night.
Mr. B. LowENsTEIN, of . the firm of B.
Lowenstein & Bros, returned yesterday from
New York.
Miss JENNY JONES is now a resident OF
New York City and a pupil of the far
famed teacher OF vocalization, Signor En-
rani.
Miss Lucy KELLAR and her brothe i
Harry, of Dallas, Tex, are spending few
days at Colonel Kellar's, ON Washington
street.
VISITORS on Change yesterday: Rev. T.
A. Pickett, Holly Springs; Louis Harris,
Indian Bay, Ark; Samuel Frank, Holly
Springs.
Mr.. C. 7. WELLS, of the express office at
Burlington, Iowa, and Miss Minnie NJ. Mat
thews, popular young lady of Memphis,
were married at Chicago on the 10Th of
April.
Mr.. B. J. SEMMEs has returned from
visit to his distilleries in Middle Tennessee.
The one located at Greenbrier, Robertson
county, is one of the most complete in the
country.
Mr.. HARRY G. CoLTART. who has filled
the position of train-dispatcher of the Mis-
sissippi and Tennessee railroad for the past
few years, has been rendered the position of
master of trains of the Mexican Central rail-
road, with Office in the City of Mexico.
MEssRs. B. K. PULLEN and J. p Young, of
Memphis, and w. H. Wall, of Sardis, Miss,
left yesterday ria Memphis and Charleston
railroad for Baltimore, Nd, to attend the
Knights of Honor Supreme Lodge meeting,
which convenes in that city next week.
Mr.. B. E. BARINDs, of San Francisco, is
in the city on a visit to his parents and
friends, and will remain a few weeks. He
met with a very warm reception from all
who know him. He gives good account of
the Memphians who are or have been in San
Francisco. Mercer Otey is secretary of the
Yellow Jacket mine, Virginia City, New,
and is also treasurer of Story county, in that
State; Major Clay is in the piano and music
business, and Is doing we'll; Mr.. Tregg is
also doing well; Mr.. l.. w. Mix, George
Henry and w. S. Coates are in business and
prespering; Colonel McKissick, at San Jose,
has very lucrative law practice.
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BLACK GOODS

OUR BLACK GOODS DEPARTMENT
was never moro Completely and Superb
1y Stocked with the Latest Novelties
and Choicest Productions of the Foreign
and Domestic Markets, embracing
Twisted Silks and Hernanis, Brocade
and Striped Grenadines, China Grapes,
Drap d. Almas, Silk Warp Henriettas,
Silk Warp Armures, Grape Brooches,
Carme1ite Suiting, Nuns Yelling, Xiii
bet Cloth, Shoodas Cloth, Camers Hair
Grenadine, High-Life Serges, Tanise
Cloth, MOire and Armure Suiting, Plain
and Fancy Bunting, Lupin's Cashmeres
and CourtauIds Grapes. The induce
ments in this Department cannot fail
to attract the attention of close buyers.
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JUSTICES FEES.
A Decision I'm which Judge HorFfgan
is Sustained by the Supreme Court.

The Supreme Court on Friday rendered
judgment in the case OF the State Is. Goode
as follows: In this case p. J. Quigley, a
justice of the peace of Shelby county, upon
information on oath OF one C. Henderson is
sued warrant for one Dan Good for an as
sault and battery. Good was discharged,
and the justice asked the court to allow his
costs to be taxed for payment by the county.
The Judge was of the opinion that the war
rant was groundlessly and improvidently is
sued, and refused to allow the justice any
costs, and he has appealed to this court. The
party giving the information to the justice
knew nothing of the commission of the Of
Tense, but had been told by third party
such offense had been committed, and so told
the justice. Under these circumstances the
magistrate ought not to have issued the war
rant, as being informed that the informant
knew nothing of the matter he could not
have been satisfied that such ofense had
been committed as he should have been be-
fore issuing the warrant. Code, sec. 5022. !
The warrant was therefore issued IMPROVE
IDENTIFY and without sufficient legal grounds,
and the judgment of the Criminal Court re-
fusing to tax the costs therefore is affirmed.
DEADRICK, c. j.
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Ie.I Asfray.

..FERSAxpIxA, NASSAU Co., FLA, March p, 1850
81 have used Dr. Simmons Liver Regulator
and always found it to do what is claimed
for IT. The last bottle and two packages d1d
me no good and were worse than nothing: !
see it is not put up by J. II. Zeiiin q Co.
and not genuine, and waste OF money te
buv Il. [ would be glad to get the pure and
oenuine. Send me some from honest hanai
with red z and Zeilin & Co.'S signature OF
wrapperl. The fictitious stuff sold viii iDlur'
some one badly. Your obedient seryani,
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AFaisehood Refuted.

The following paragraph, which appeared
in yesterday mornings Ardidnche, to-wit:
[Quite large number 9th members of the
Tennessee Club have recently resigned. Mr..
Jeptha NJ Fowlkes is now president, rice Mr..
Cotton Greene, resigned Is FALSE. Ga the
contrary, the membership of the club is now
larger than ever. No designations have re-
Gently been rendered, nor has General Col
ton Greene resigned. Therefore. the author
of the said paragraph, if purporting to write
of his own knowledge, has FALSELY stated
the facts, and If upon the information Of
Others, is guilty of committing the wrong OF
writing it without properly investigating the
subject.
4 J. CAMP Vice President
g. V. RAMBAUT,
w NJ. SNEED,
l. n. SNOWDEN,
TJ. HUNT.
f-.-o-,,i,,,, S,c,rDDaitfpe Tennessee (Tub
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Are perfectly fascinating, with their opened
scolloped fronts and elegant styles. Adler &
Bro. have them in all sizes and widths La
dies English box-toe shoee, with patent
leather tips and finish, laced up in front, the
very latest, are at Adler & Bros. The Edi-
son and the Adler ties are additional late
styles in low shoes for ladies end misses.
This firm have a world OF late styles Tor
gentlemen, which should attract all who de-
sire a handsome shoe. They are prepared
with all sizes and widths. In their show
window, No. 26l Main street tLeubrie Bros.
old stand, they exhibit one make Of shoes
In four Hidths-A. B. c and D.
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In the grand sum total of life is one Of
the rare attainments. Many individual
parts of ones career often produce perfect
satisfaction, and it is a perfect oasis is tn,
multitude of many mishaps. But such times
do appear, and are often appreciated for
their rarity To enjoy this electrifying SEN
sstiou let one make one purchase of J. NJ
Hill & Co, at the corner of Main and Mon
roe streets. A perfect fit; no crampiug of the
foot or purse. The latest style and most
finished workma nship can he secured at that
establishment. Where could be found more
.s<-f~.f sof;sf .1g.ooR
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Inference i'm Taste.

But there is no particular choice in any OF
A. K. Sloan's best boots or shoes Each one
Is made of select material, In the latest style
and by the best worknen- There is nothing
but q difference of taste 10 prevent all parties
calling for the same style of boot or shoe.
Mr.. Sloan is q practical shoe man and gives
his persossl attention 10 the selection of all
goods in his establishment Prices are not
70 be equaled in this city. Give him call.
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The,family of the late DR.. Steadman would
take this opportunity to express their graft
tude to the many kind friends who minis
tered so untiringly to their comfort during
the illness and after the death OF their deal
departed one. Nothing could exceed the
tenderness manifested toward him and them
by clergymen, physicians and friends. May
the prayers so often uttered by the deceased
for them all be answered in rich and abund.
ant blessings upon their bodies and souls
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Installment of stylish suits for gents anG
boys just received at the Mammoth One
Price Clothing House, 23S Main street
These goods are of the choicest patterns and
very chesp-purcha sed at forced sale, which
we will give our customers the benefit of.
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And govt are cured by the use of A. B. Nor
rison's compound, which is on sale at james
Deguzn's, No. SO Adams street; so say the
following people who have used it: r: L.
Cochran, c. w. Kealhofer, and J.. r. Miles,
of this city; E-quire Hunter, Shelby county !;
DIR. j. C. Jonas, and A E. Dupas, OF New
Orleans; J. Hammetf, OF CIBcinnzti; (. Sfith,
of Washington. The above are only few
for readyi reference of the sufferers from
rheumatism, neuralgia or govt Many other
letters of recommendation are on file at No.
"a Adams street
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MAYS Shirt Factory

Has such an excellent reputation that no
extended recommendation is necessary. 1t
is sufficient to say that he uses the best of
material, has it cut to fit, and employs only
the most competent shirtmakers. Underwear
is also made to order. Those who patronize
Nav have assurance of getting the best of
garments, and guaranteed to fit. His stock
of furnishing goods is complete.
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A SHARP TRICK.
By Which the Fifty-Cent Act was TO be
Thrust Upon Memphis Without
Her Consent.
How the Last Clause Was Left Ont and
the Governor Came Near Sign
ing the Bill.

Since the present Legislature has been
figuring upon the settlement of the $780,
900 debt of the old city of Memphis, the
bondhoIders have also been figuring upon
the Legislature and upon the governor. A
respectably-sized swarm of Memphis men
have been camping in Nashville of late, and
as a general thing they have outwitted the
yaps who have had control of the body.
The defeat of back-tax bill prepared by
Judge c. w. Heiskell has already been thor
oughly detailed in this paper. Last Tuesday
the APPEAL published what is known the
fifty cent act, which was passed by the Legis-
lature. The last section of that act provides
that the act shall not take effect until the
ACCEPTANCE AND RATIFICATION
of the settlement provided for by the Legis-
latiye Council OF the Taxing District of
Shelby county, and shall take effect ten days
after such acceptance and ratification. As
can be seen at a glance, this clause is TO the
people of Memphis the most important in
the whole act. The citizens want to discuss
the provisions of the act; they want to weigh
its effect, and above all they want to have a
cav in its adoption. Yet they came very near
losing this right, and the APPEAL will tell
how it all came about. When the act had
passed the Legislature, it was, according TO
the custom,
TAKEN TO THE GOVERNOR
for his signature. Governor Hawkins would
probably have looked at its caption and
signed it without question, had not Mem
phis gentleman been present in the gov
ernor's Office when the act was brought in
for his signature. The APPEAL Is reliably
informed that this gentleman was General
VIM. J. Smith By chance, the general in
spected the act, and he found cut that the
clause requiring the ratification by the Leg
islative Council had been left out. A mo-
ment more and the governor would have
attached his NAME the document would have
been signed by the speaker and have become
law, thus depriving the District of any
voice whatever in the debt settlement. Gen
eral Smith called the attention of the gov
ernor
TO THE MISSING LINK
and the act was sent back to the engrossing
clerk, who made the necessary addition.
The APPEAL is again reliably informed that
the bill in some way got into the hands of
parties from Memphis-who represent the
bondholdiug interest-at the proper time,
and that the important clause was clipped.
Since the passage of the act the attempt to
change its tenor has been whispered on the
streets. considerable amount of angry
correspondence has been INDUCED in regard
ing it between certain gentlemen who want
the matter submitted 10 the cou 1cil, and
those interested in the bonds who manipu-
lated the omission
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WE OFFER THIS WEEK

A new let of those Sc Sstins
All-Silk Black Brocade. in elegant Louis XIV pat
terms, 81 IS
Another lot of all Silk-Colored Merveilleux, 65c.
Just received. Striped and Plain Dress Goods tC
match, at less prices than they were
A lot of elegant wash Goods. including Orgsndies
French Lawns. Monte Cloth. French Percsl'
and the new Polks-Dot and Stripe Lawns q
match, worth from l5c to soc per yard, at tn,
uniform price of Toe.
Stewards magnificent Drap Oriental Black silks al
THEIR sellng-out prlce OF s. .. We hav,
sold Ii at S..
Real Chip Flat, trimmed with Ostrich-hps Ant
Lace, S.
Elegant assortment Trimmed Bonnets at s.
And now those French Hats-those fine Ronnets-
il is true that anxious to sell them. hut
are not clean daft Jon the subjective offe
them at SIS each.
New Ficelle Laces. New Embroidered Laces-
Big Bargains in s-inch Spanish Lace at Sc
More of that 25c Ribbon
Elegant allsilk Fringes, with Steel Beads, soc.
Suu Handsomer Fringe, 75c-
Rich Psssementeries. all silk and Jet. SOC.
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Will attract large crowd to Fitzgibbon's
Grove, on the Louisville railroad to-day
Woe be to the young man who attempts TO
enter those grounds with a shabby hat
Martin Cohen has paved the way for his
immediate rejection by the ladies in attend
ance, who know that that nice, sty lish hat
can be found to suit all shapes, sizes and
compilations at Martin Cohen's under the
Worsham House.
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TRADE PALACE,

I. UVLLodI1II &C DisOo.,
34S. Main Street. 34S
Fresh arrivals of our celebrated Ores
Goods, with border, at 15c, worth Soc.
Nuns yelling, all the new shades.
New Buntings, black and colored, at 15c
sold elsewhere at 25c.
New "King" Ruffiings and Putting.
"RICK-RACK."
New Hamburg and Torchon Laces.
Solid Color and Hairstriped Hose at Csc
worth 35c.
New Lawns at sc, sold elsewhere at &c, and
all other goods greatly reduced at our.
AIDE PAL A CE,
34S Main Street 34S
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GhRan Coal.

Best Pittsburg Coal, 40 cents per barrel,
delivered.
Best Kentucky Coal, 25 cents per barrel,
'- c. B. BRYAN & co,
% Madison street, and corner Main and
Paale sfreefs
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b e j AC H S
his w 9 9 X!

Just received our celebrated Brussels Car
pet Folding Rockers, better and stronger
than any we have heretofore sold, at our es
tablished low price of 75c each.
Also, 25 doz extra size fancy colored Ham.
mocks at only 75c, worth 81 SO each.
25 doz custom-made French Kid Sandals
and Toe Slippers at 81 IS, worth 81 % a
pair.
20 doz. custom-made Pebble Goat Side
Lace Shoes, size to 6 at only 81 %, worth
81 so pair.
100 24-inch all-silk Parasols, ST 80; worth
s. so each.
25 elegant Chamber sets 40 pcs to the seD
at S. Is, worth S. set.
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Cheap Coal.

Best Pittsburg Coal, 40 cents per barrel,
delivered.
Best Kentucky Coal, so cents per barrel
delivered.
Best Kentucky Coal, % cents per barrel,
at the yard.
c. B. BRYAN & CO.,
20 Madison street, and corner Main and
Beale streets.
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Cl,eap Coal.

Best Pittsburg Coal, 40 cents per barrel
delivered.
Best Kentucky Coal, 80 cents per barrel,
delivered.
Best Kentucky Coal, Is centsper barrel. at
the yard.
C. B. BRYAN & CO.,
20 Madison street, and corner Main. and
Beale streets
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Change OF Quarters.

William Miller, for many years in the
boot and shoe business under the Workman
House, has connected himself with the popu-
lar house of J. w. Voegeli & Co., No. 81
Main street, where ne will be pleased TO
have his friends and customers call on him.
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FIoyd,s Restaurant.

Spring chicken, green peas, strawberry
short cake, variety of pure creams, finest
ices, besides great many nice desserts, sre
some OF the delicscies we serve 10 our pat.
rons. Dinner parties specially.
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fan We Movo

Five cases OF merchant taiIors misft ga r
ments will arrive Tuesday next, and will bs
the finest imported goods ever seen in this
market Misft Psrior, 276 Second street.
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Hose. Hose-Carfs.

Twenty five feet 3-hose and nozzle, g so.
Fifty feet 3-hose and nozzle, s. so.
Fifty ieet CHOSE, nozzle and reel, S..
Quality guaranteed.
BROWNE, No. 40 Madison street.
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Lawns! Lawns Lawns |!

Largest stock in the city to select from at
only sc per yard.
100 pcs solid black French Lawn; also
dark figured Lawns at &c; worth 123c per
yard.
so pee. Lace P K at Sc per yard.
so pcs. dotted and checked Swiss, Zoe;
worth Csc per yard.
10 pcs. very fine checked Swiss, 124c; worth
35c per yard.
25 pes Lace P K, 1Oc; worth zoe per
yard.
40 pee Victoria Lawn, s1c; worth 15c per
yard.
20 pcs. Victoria Lawn, 1oc; werth zoe per
yard.
Is pcs. Victoria Lawn, very foe, 15c;
worth 25c a yard.
rs pcs white P K, SC; worth 1Oc yard
25 pcs. checked Naiusook, 103; worth
Zoe yard.
20 pcs. checked Nainsook, very finest, 15c;
worth 25c per yard.
10 pcs. White Linen Lawn, l23c; worth
25c per yard.
pcs. White Linen Lawn, very fine, 15c;
worth 25c yard.
pcs. White Linen Lawn, very finest,
zoe; worth 35c yard.
20 pcs Swiss, TIC; worth 15c.
10 pcs. colorsd Tarlatsn, &c per yard.
Is pc.. Lonsdale Cambria, Zoe; worth 15c
10 pcs. Tucking, very fine, Zoe; worth SOC
per yard.
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DRESS GOODS. DRESS GooDss
Immense bargains!

so pcs. Dress Ginghams, SC; worth 15c a
yard.
25 pcs. Wash Poplin at only DC yard.
40 pcs. colored wool Lace Bunting, (eight
different shades) at only 12lc, worth
25c yard.
10 PCS. very finest all-wool colored Lace
Bunting at zoe, worth 35c yard.
10 pcs. elegant tinseled plaid Grenadine,
high coiors, zoe; worth 35c yard.
10 pcs. blk wool Bunting, 123c; worth 25c a
yard.
Is pcs. Mozambique at 10c; worth zoe a
yard.
6 pcs. French Lace Bunting, 46 inches
wide, at only SOC; worth s5c yard.
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Ina.Wafar Sets
Perfect Satisfaction

In great variety OF styles and prices just re-
ceived and now on exhibition at c. L. Byrd
G. Co.'s. 275 Main street.
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CheaD Coal.

Best Pittsburg Coal, 40 cents per barrel,
delivered.
Best Kentucky Coal, so cents per barrel,
delivered.
Best Kentucky Coal, 25 cents per barrel,
at the yard.
c. B. BRYAN & CO.,
20 Madison street, and corner Maiu and
Beale streets.
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Flies and Bugs.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia

Flies, reaches, ants, bsd-bugs, rats. mice,
gophers, chipmunks, cleared out by Rough
on Rats" I5c.
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Awnings.
Tine German NIaisfest

Go to III. Buttenberg's for Window or Door
Awnings, in Belgravia, Yosemite or any
other fancy goods, 231 Second street.
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TELEGRAMS
To he Had by Calling at the Once at the
Hours Mentioned.

List of undelivered kilograms remaining at
the Western Union Telegraph Office, 80 Mad
ison street. Office hours from 8 to 1910 ana.
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A Card.

OUTDOOR photographing fo- buildings
grave lets, etc, attended to with promptness
by the Cottage Gallery.
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FIoyd's Candies

OUTDOOR photographing for buildings,
grave lots, ETC., attended TO with promptness
by the Cottage Gallery.
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Those NASSAU Ties

A large assortment of appropriate articles
at moderate cost will be found at C. L. BY I'd
& Co.'s, 275 Main street.
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Nervous weakness, dyspepsia, impotence.
sexual debility cured by Wells Health
Ran. wer 81 itt
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school and society Medals,

In gold and silver, made to order and en-
graved in the most artistic manner at G. L.
Byrd & Co.'s, jewellers, 275 Main street.
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Name. Age. Sex. Color. Cause of de'th

Weekly Mortality Report
Mortality report for the week ending Satur-
day, May 9th, at p.m.:
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Best Pittsburg Coal, 40 cents per barrel,
delivered.
Best Kentucky Coal, so cents per barrel,
delivered.
Best Kentucky Coal, 25 cents per barrel,
at the yard.
C. B. BRYAN & CO.,
20 Madison street, and corner Main and
Reale sfraefa
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BEJACH'S,
No. x7s Main street, Memphis,
opposste Court Square,
Wedding Presents.

Photos only g dozen. Cabinet and
panel pictures correspondingly low at the
Cottage Gallery.
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Distribution of deaths by wards-First,
A; second, o; third, l fourth, l; fifth, .,
sixth, / seventh, 3; eighth, o; ninth, =;
Total in city, 1S-white, 5; colored, Is.
Total, ~. ]. H. PURNELL, MD.
Secretary Board of Health
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

DOOMS--2 neat furnished rooms. with unexcep-
II tionable references Nine. Lenget, Sc Monroe.
DLEASANT ROOMS-Firstclass board at Miss
L Baylisss, IS Union ST., Gen. Williams's place.
DOOMS AND BoARD-Two rooms with south
IL ern expos ure at 70 Court street
MICE ROOMS AND BOARD
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This Week at
HUNTER BROTHERS,
Don't Forget-HUNTES BROS.
oR3 Main Street
opposile o.iyer. Finnie & %.

PSI Mann Sfrerf.

PHoros only > doz=n- Cabinet and
panel pictures eorrespondingly low at the
Cottsge Gallery.