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CALVARY CEMETERY.
Plan Suggested for the Settlement of
Existing Difficulties.
a RseOmm epdatiOu That Should Re
ceive Cnrefni consideration.

Calvary Cemetery matters seem still 10
engross large share OF public attention,
and there is a general regret that no plan of
compromise has 30 far been suggested. In a
conversation which an APPEAL reporter had
yesterday with gentleman of some expe-
rience, the following plan was suggested,
which, II acted upon, would perhaps settle
the trouble:
1t is stated that the directors have about
5000 in bonds on hand for the purpose of
paying the debt. Let these bonds be placed on
deposit for safe Keeping 10 one OF the city banks
as collsteral security for an equal amount
Of small notes-say of 500 esch-apd there
might be some as email as $50 notes issued
By the directors OF the cemetery, these notes
to be receivable for lots in the cemetery.
Reserve ali of the receipts from the sale of
lots of that portion of the cemetery which il
now fenced off and 10 short while she debt
would be paid off. This plan is within the
ability Of the directors, and of course the
owners OF the property would soon get the
balance due, and the security appears to be
all that could be desired.
Several gentlemen, il is now stated, who
are not Catholics, are ready aud most aux.
ious to assist in paying off the debt; and in
this connection it might we'll be stated that
Attorney General Turner has expressed a
willingness to deliver ia Nashville, Chstta-
nooga, ST. Louis, Cincinnati and in this city
lecture, which he prepared some years
since, on Ireland and the Irish Question
from an American STANDPOINT" for the ban
fit Of the association. Several other plans
fave ben suggested, but The above seems TO
be the simplest, and doubtless if acted upon
would have the desired Effect. Will the di.
rec.or4 avail themselves of the friendly
offer made 10 theH aud put an end 20 the
uDpleasaniness about Calvary Cemetery?
1t is question 10 which every Catholic
is directly interested, and should be pettled
at the earliest possible moment. The owners
OF the properly only want what is right,
and with but little trouble the whole mat
ter can be disposed OF. OF course, if any
one could suggest better plan than the
above. he should at once be henrd from
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ADJUSTMENTS.

In a preface which he has written to a
pamphlet cont aiming translstion of Talms's
essay on "The Actors Art" Mr.. Irving says:
The essence OF acting is It's apparent spon-
Isneity. Perfect illu-lon is attained when
every effect seems to be au accident. Ii the
defamation is too measured the sense Of
ruth Is at once impaired. II, on the other
hand, il fails only the shadow of shade
below the level of appropriate express
sion the auditors sympathy is Instantly
checked. The union OF grandeur without
pomp and nature without trivisli,y Is Of all
artistic ideals the most difficult to attain,
and with this goal before him no actor can
feel t. at his art ia p!aythipg, The end OF
all ac:ing is TO hold the mirror up to nature
Different sectors have different methods, but
that Is their common purpose, which eau be
accomplished only by the closes; study and
observation. Acting, like every other art, has
a mechanism. No painter, however great
ois i'm agiDallve power, can succeed In pure
igncrapcs of the technicaiii.s Of mis- art, and
no actor can make such progress Till be has
mastered 4 certain mech anism which is with
in the scope OF patient intelligence. Bsyond
that is the sphere in which a magnetic per-
sonziity exercises power of sym patty which
ia Irresistible and undehnable. That lie
great acting; but though it is Unborn, and can
not De tsuSht,i II can De oroOSat iofth only "ne u
The actor is master of the methods Of his
craft. AN conscious that no words of mine
can add any weight 10 the lessons which are
set forth with such esrn.stness and bril-
lance in Taima's pages; but L venture TO
euphasizs them by two goldez rules. Let
the student remember, hrsI, that every SEN
1. nee ex presses a new thought, and, there
fore, frequently demands a change Of intona-
lion; second, that the thought precedes
b. word. The actor should have
the art of thinking before he speaks. OF
course there are passages in which thought
aad language are borne along by the stream
of emotion, and completely iDtermingled.
But more often it will be found that the
most natural, the most seemingly accidental
effects are obtained when the working of the
mind ia visible before the tongue gives it
words
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The following is the programme of races
arranged Tor Saturday:
First Roee.-Purse, $3.50; of which $50 TO
second; fer two aud three-year olds; winners
at this meeting once five pounds penalty,
twice seven pounds; ive-eighths OF 3 mile.
Seco1'd Racs-Saioon purse, for beaten
horses, 500; $3.50 to first, 500 TO second, $50
to ihird; mile heats; weight for age; horses
having run second at this meeting once 10
carry five pounds extra, twice, seven pound.
Third Rcee.-Purse, $500, of which SIS to
second, SIS 10 third; one and Ibree-quarters
miles; handicap; entries to close thirty min
utes after last race of Friday, April 20Eh
weights TO sppear fifteen minutes later;
declaration same time.
Fourth Rac>-Purse, $3.50, OF which $50
10 second. A selling race; three quarters of
mile; horses enter.d 10 be sold for $4,000
carry weight for age; one pound allowed for
each 500 down to $1,000. two pounds addi-
tional allowed for each 500 down to $500
three pounds additional allowed for each
S1C0 down to $500; maidens three years old
allowed three pounds add ional, four years
old and upward allowed Eve pounds addi-
tionsl
Fifth Race.-Purse, $500; of which $50 to
second, !25 to third. Steeple chase; insd:
course, about one and one-haif miles.
All entries for Extra Day" to close thirty
minutes after last race of Friday, April 10th
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PERSONALS.

Mr.. w. A. JOHNSON, q prominent mer.
chant OF Tuscumbis, Ala, ia in the city.
j.. J. KELLY, publisher, has moved his Of.
fee TO room 2, Vincent Block, entrance OF
Court street.
MAJ. r. W. HUNTER, of Virginia, who ha
been in the city for the past day or two, lef
for Decatur, Ala, last night.
OSCAR e. OAKLEY, ESQ, ef Michigan City
Miss, aud Jas. w. W,noorp, sheriff of Ben
ton county, Ashland, Miss, are in the city
for few days.
A COMPLIMENTARY ball will be given or
the Both instant, by the leading citizens o
| Grenada, Mes, 10 Gen. and Mrs. G. Y
Freeman, of that place.
MEssERs. F. w. LEscoMBE, of BALDWIN
Miss; John Bullouy, of Rockford, ILL.,; c. c
| Ogden, Of Little Rock, and r. S. Hamer, O.
Mi.s., registered at the Cotton Exchange yes
| terdzy.
GES. w. Y. G. HUMEs, o. P. Lyles, L. f.
Adams and S. p. Walker, lett last night Il
srgue the Arkansas branch OF the Pickett
IS. Ferguson and Hampton case, before
Judge J. G. Frierson in chambers.
GEORGE R. SAGE was sworn into office at
Cincinnati On the 7th instant, az district
judge Of the United States for the Southern
District Of Ohio. The oaihs, including the
"iron- clad" as TO Loyalty. etc., were admin
istered by Judge E. S. Hammond, of the
Western District of tennessee. The strange
coincidence about it was that Judge Ham
mond was in the Confederate service, and
administered TO Jddge Sage the iron clad
oath exactly twenty -ons years from the day
when be was fighting at the battle Of Shiloh
90 the Confederate side against the Union
troops, u at battle having occurred April
and Z. 1882.
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LOCAL NOTICES.



Cur FLOWERS, corner Second and Madison.
If you want Awnings, Tents, Mattresses
Co.'s, have your furniture repaired, uphol.
stored or packed for shipment, call at Fl
Gutenberg, 23l Second street.
DE-. BESsoN's Celery and Chamomile Pills
contain no Opium, quinine, or other harmful
drug and are recommended for headache,
neurslgia and nervousness. Fifty cents, at
druggists.
To MAKE a good salad dressing in the
ordinary way good condiments, plenty OF
time aud no little skill is essential. Durkee's
Dressing supplies these requisites. Ali
grocers sell il.
LADIES md gents, send your collars and
cuffs TO the Memphis Steam Laundry, 224
Second street. We guarantee finish equal to
new. Send sample lot Lsoe curtains n
specially. Calls and deliveries free.
SUDDEN changes of the weather often
ctuss pulmonary, bronchial and aslhm attic
troubts. Browns Bronchial Troches will
,lay the irritation which induces coughing.
Sod only in bo1ss. Price twenty five cents.
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Track Talk.


Weather superb.
Tennessee Club day.
Lutte Fogls Ia a spoil sport.
Drake Carter is an equine paragon.
Col. Mcdaniel won pile on Twilight.
The wise ones "hit the ceiling" yesterday.
Those who go 10 the races to-day will not
be busted.
By noon 10 day the track will be in per.
feet condition.
Gabe Caldwell has bought George Hakea
from Ira Bride for 800.
Inc sale of pools last night was livelier
than Memphis ever saw before.
Montaiban, Apollo and Aztec will make
the running for the Tennessee Post Stake to-
dsy.
Constantine w,s put up at auction after
her victory yesterday. She was bought iu
by her owner, c. II. Pettingill, for 5000.
We have received copy OF the catalogue
OF the annual sale of thoroughbred vearlings
at Belle Meade (W. G. Hrdipg's), to take
place on Saturday, the 2Sth of April; azle
TO begin promptly at IL o'clock am. Terms
cash. Belle Meade is six miles from Nash.
vile, Tenn, on the Nashville, Chattanooya
and st. Louis railway, and on tine RicAland
turnpike. A special train will ruu out on
sale day, leaving the Chattanooga depot al
y O'Clock am, precisely.
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A BIG CORPORATION.
Charter OF the Memphis Land and Tim.
ber Company.

A charter of Incorporation was yesterday
fled with the County Court clerk by John
W. Cochran, I. H. Ailburn, J. C. Nicely, l..
Hsnsuer, S. b. Brooks, F. W. Register, Jas.
Lee, IT,, H. A. Montgomery, ]. P. Burns, N.
NJ. JOnes, H. NJ. Nicely and j. P. Williams,
ucder the title of The Memphis Land and
Timber Company, with capital OF 81 ,000,-
600, the company to have all the rights and
privileges generally accorded 10 chartered
interpretations, and has the privilege of To-
aed Offices in any State or Territory. The
obj-ct Of the company is the development Of
tie land, timber and mineral resources of the
/,
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We have secured the exclusive sale of the
rev and popular Spiral Spring Carriages,
Ruggies, Phaetons, etc, etc, ior our market,
and will soon have in stock q full line OF
these, TO which We respectfully call the at
teutioa OF the public. Call and examine
theu. WOODRUFF OLIVER,
10 III and I79 Main street
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A Rora 10 MoIners.

You will 6ud Mrs. Winslow's Soothing
Syrup an invaluable friend II cues cysentery ana
disrfhea regulates the stoEscE and bowels, cures
wind collie, softens the gums, reduces innenims-
nation and gives tone and energy 10 the Wnoie
system. In almost every instance Where tns M
fsnt is ss.6ering during Inc teething period from
wi and exhaustion relief will be found IN niteen
or twenty minutes after the soothing syrup nas
been administered. Do not fail 70 procure II
Price Is cents bottle. For sale everywhere
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Our selections of Ladies' and Children's Ready made
Garments is the Largest in the South Wehave Dresses
for Every Age Undergarments for Every Age...n fact
everything that is needed for ladies' Misses and Chill
Pants, we'll Kits Every lady in Memphis, every
visiting stranger should recognize ours as
THE HOUSE FOR SUITS
DINNERS AND DRINKS.
The Rest to Eat and Drink Always to be
Had AZ George Seh1lly's, west
Court street.

This place ia probably better known as.
saloon and beer-house than as an eating
house. Mr.. Schilly has handled beer SO ex-
tensively as to be generally known in that
connection. Since he has added the eating
department, his popular house is known AZ
The best place 10 get good lunch or dinner
He pays close sttention to his business, and
IS now furnishing superb meals. He hs,
just received a fresh supply of the celebrated
Lsmp's buck beer, the best made in America
Bsriiner beer can also be had there. 1t is
the place for = good lunch and refreshing
ArirL-
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AMUSENENTS
EUBREE's fHEAFER
A& JOSEPH BROOKS LESSEE AND MANAGER

HEUBREE's FHEAFER.
-A~ JOSEPH BRooKs.......LEssEE AND MANAGER,
Graad operate Event!
E.asi Attraction of Iha SeasOu!
COMMENCING TUESDAY, APRIL a. 1858,
with SatHF0Rs Matinee.
Engagement OF the Celebrated.
O. ID IL Isz - -
Acme OnerA company,
The Largest and Most Complete Organization In
Anerica Presenting English Opera.
&C. = * kkSGs-6O
Including the following Celebrated Lyric Stars;
Misc Abbie Darlington, Miss Emma klsnsr Mss
Rose Leighton, Miss Grace Hiltz, Miss Annie ELS
Ter and Miss Blanche Chapman, messrs Ma TX
smith, Geo. W. Durham. Geo Appleton, James
g. Peakes, Jas. II Jones, A.W. Tsms Jas A. Shep-
ard. Ihos. T. Christy, D. A. Flint and Henry G.
Peakes.
A Different Opera al Esch Performance.
RePertoire-Tuesday, Fra Diavolo; Wedues-
day, loisnthe: Thursday, Faust; Friday, olivette;
Saturday Matinee Bohemian Girl: saturday even
ing, Mariana. MAGNIFICENT CHOsUS
a GRAND ORCH STRAW. Z. Taylor Musi-
cal Conduct n; A. w. TAms. Stage Director
sests on sale Saturday morning, April 2lst, at
the Theater.
Friday evening May l. benefit Mr.. Frank Gray.
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one and one-hslf miles. Callao, 11S lbs,
$3.50; Marie, 1l2 lbs, SIC; Apollo, ia lbs,
1920; Aztee. 102 lhs, $50; Lite T lie, ia
lhs, sl25; Katie Creel, III lbs, IA; Eff
IL, III lbs, s.; Duke of Mcntalbau, lis
lbs. 500
Third RGes.-Free Handicap, for all ages;
one mile. FellowpIsy. ia lbs, 800; Hat
tie Harris, go lbs, $40; Wedding Day, ia
lbs; 1920; Wsllsnsse, 80 lbs., and Lenore
80 lbs, $50.
Fourth Racs.-Merchsnis Exchange Stakes,
for three-year olds, ore ard one-eishth miles.
Egyptian, 102 lbs, $50; Japonica, los lbs.,
$500; ARENA, los lbs., $3.50; Monticello,
107 lbs, $50; Myriad, los lbs, $50; Laura
G.. los lbs. So
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Elm wood

Graves nicely and neatly sodded for 81
All work guaranteed.
Call at C. Goebel's, Alb Second street,
or to
Frank I. Sykes, at Cemetery.
REMEMBER DECORATION DAY.
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A family want, aad / wonder how we ever
got aloug without Parker's Ginger Tonic.
1t cured me OF nervous prosirstioU, and l
have used it siRcs for all kinds OF complaints
in my family.
MRS JIEEg AlhanvI
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L Hln0rIHui.

When you visit or leave New York city
have sggaee ,expressage and cArria 81 hire, and
top at Grand Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
trail depot. fouI huadred and hfty elegant 70 omit
Fitted up at expense OF $40 0,000 reduced 10 81
and upwards per day. EieyaiOr. Restaurant sup
piled with the best. Horse-csrs, stages and eie-
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
bette for less money at the rand Union than at
an lAsSk hotel N the CITY.
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The FACES to-day will be unusually inter.
estiug, especially the Tennessee Cub Post
Stake, which will he contested by eight
cracks, including Duke OF Montalban, ApolIs
and Aztec. The following Ia a list OF the
RACES, ths entries and the pools sold on them
ls-t night:
First Rdes.-Club Purse Of $500; seIter
weights, 6ve-eighths oil mile-Msior Bark.
ley, 81 lbs, S1O0; Jennie NJ, So lbs, 500:
Gabe c "a tbs., so; Belle Rardie, 80 lbs, $40.
Second Raee.-Teanessee Club Post S. ske
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Fl0yd's.
SniraI Spring Bmggy.

We try to keep our house up 10 the highest
standard, by giving the beat of everything
al the loHest living prics.
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When you go TO your druggist 10 buy a
bottle Of Simmops Liver Regulator, and he
offers you come counterfeit vita a similar
sounding name, aud says "it is The same
thing or just as good" AK him his motive
for not giving you the genuine preparation
in white wrapper, with red q thereon, pre-
pared by J. H. Z=ilin & c.. The only OBJ
Jet such q dealer can have ia The fact that
he msk,s an extra twenty-five CENTS per bot
tie profit BY selling cheap and counterfeit;
article which may do yen positive injury.
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/ was addicted to the morphine habit, suf-
ferred with all the Irregularities known 10
woman. Two bottles of Coriivalis entirely
cured me. SUE II. KENT.
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SiikHorni Eggs.

That produce raw siik, for sale.
p WALLACE AcEITTRICK,
Practical silk CuIturist and Reeler,
No. $50 Second street, Memphis, Tenn
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FOR SAIE,

nNE-SET WOOLRN MILL-In good repair, sit
~ usted in Humboldt, Tenn; will sell half
interest exchange for good resi- estate, stock OF
goods or groceries; good established trade. Req
for selling want of means TO carry on the bust
ness. -Fos further information, apply TO
$. W. RAINEf, Humboldt, Tenn.
LII FIELDS Headlight Oil ana Vapor stoves,
L the CHEAPEST and best, 25S Second rect. only.
X ERY CHEAP-Doors, sash, mAntels, CRATES,
' stair-rails, elevators. Inquire in PARADISE.
T ORA fine lot, 40xl4S1S feet, on south side of
IL Exchange street, between 1hiid and Fourth
streets, can be hsd st bargain. Apply to
@ISTER PARkeR, 2S9 dsin street.
MONUMENTS AND GRAVE STONES Persons
vi wanting such work can get bargains, as am
selling out 10 change business; VIII exchange
large monuments for improved or uuimproyed
property. F. QUIGLEY. 49, Main street.
GPlRAL sFRING BUGGIES-The easiest riding
= vehicle in the world: warranted two years;
tie sDunastsn years Is MONROE STRICT.
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AUCTION MALES.

Administrators Sale of
VALUABLE LAW BOOKS
OFFICE FURNITURE, ETC
We will sell on Saturday sftsrnoOn the DIST
instant, ats o'clock, st the Auction Room No. 2S7
stcJnd street, the Law Library of the late l.. r.
Horrigan, deceased. Also, Bookcases, Secretaries,
Once Tables. Desks. Stoves, etc. lSee Catalogue
ADDIE /. HORRIGAN, Administrative.
J. r. MCDONALD, Auctioreer.
GEORGE GILLIAN, Attorney.
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LAW REPORTS.
chauceyy Cearl-McDoweiI, Judge.

This is motion day. Chaucellor McDoxeli
will render his opinion co1sruIDg the will CT
Wade b Bolton, and declaring how the assetS
in executors hands shall be distri buted .Tp
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Criminal Court-Greer, Jadze.

Calendar for to-day: Nos. I2l, John
Arnold; I27, c s. Norment; 12S, c. S. Nor
ment and W. c. Norment; 135, c. Denman.
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FIOyd's Restaurant.
For Twelve Years

Persons visiting the city will fad at
FIoyd's every delicacy to Tempt the appetite.
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ElOyd's.

Ice.cream, Strawberries, nice desserts, fpe
pastries, soda water. mead and minsral-water
at Fioyd's.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

POAkDERS-At
ID No. SOC Second street.
p OOM-Pleasant front room, with board for
LIZ gentlemen, at l45 second street.
p0OMS-F FINISHED or unfinished, with or
IL without board, at l79 Second street
ct. JAMES He USE-Second and Adams streets
y Bosrd and room IS per week. Tradsients viii
hnd good sccon VIOLATIONS al low rates.
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FOR REN T

Z OOMs-Two uu 'umished front rooms, down
II stairs At les Monroe street
DOUNS-Furnishcd, very desirable, second floor
III and fr1nt Ell suite or sing {, at l42 Madison.
PooAs-Nicely furnished room!
N Al $50 Desoto street
DOOMS-Nicely FURNISHED rooms, a. $40 second
~ street, corner of Monroe.
TWO PLEASANT FURNISAED ROOMS.
L Sc Monroe, near Third.
FuRNIoAED ROOMS ,,c.,...
L'RONT ROOM5-surnished or M fu rnished, al
II No. 20 Linden, rear Shelby.
L AtI52 fernando street.
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81 HAD s1H ,heum for nineteen years.. Fotf'
packages of Dr. Be7lson's SKIN Cure eHtirel;
cured rae"-F. P. Lavelle, MERGED, Cal. One
dollar, at druggists.
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New don Hoter.
ENLA RGED.
PARLOR HOTEL OF MEMPHIS.
Rates-s2, g 80 and So per day.

PARLOR HOTEL OF MEMPHIS.
Rstes-s2, g 80 and IS per day.
L. D. HUNT-...-... 1890. %. e ...-.v- MANAGER.
Hood, LittIeRock = G ClaHton. Lit e Rock
" Giizzard, Miss GrizZard, Miss
w Hurst Miss A @ Gibbs, Ark
Jack Arnold. Little Rock Jim Phillips, Ark
Billy DRnforth Ark James, Little Rock
o Rsniell Little Rock w Burk, Little Rock
J Z Rowland, AK II Hunter. Ark
Il I Thompson, Grenade Cooper, Miss
5 z Humphrey, Grenada Pat RYAN, Grenada
G 5 Wood, Grenada A II Walker. Louisville
G. Fowlers louisville A 7 Sharp, Louisville
B Cook, Louisville Rudolph, Louisville
81 Darkin, Lexington s NJ Clark Lexington
2 Fly Miss Il Z Harmond, MI,s
Mrs W DIoughs, Mrs A G Thomas, Decatur
W A McGuinnis DecaturJ B Litten, Decatur
Hart, Decatur Z &c Clark, Decatur
md orhr az hara
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j. III. Smiths Sons Union Club
RYE WHISKY
AT S. MANSFIELD & CO.'S
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Horses and BuggIes
Designing TilIainY.

For hire at w. A Faires's Livery Stable, 55
MON street.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS.
sam II elders Case.

sam Holders Case.
Special to the Appeal
LITTLE Rock, April 19.-Iu the United
States Court to-day, In the of the government
against Samuel Haider, mate OF the steamer Josie
Harry. for heating roustabout at Clarendon, last
December. the bond of $1,000 was forfeited. 1t is
believed that the case was forgotten by the bonds
men.
River Kilograms.
WHEELING, April 19-Night-Riv Is
feet inches and falling. weatber-rain all after
noon.
LOUISVILLE, April 19.-Nieht-River ris-
ing with 10 feet 10 inches in the canal and feet
inches in the chute on the falls Weather-rsin
all afternoon.
ST. LOUIS, April 19.-Night-Rivsr risen
4 inches. and now stands 16 feet inches by the
gauge. Weather fair. Arrived: John A. Scudder,
New Orleans. Departed: Commonwealth, vicks-
burg.
VIcKsBuRc, April 19.-Arrived: Will s.
Hays, New Orleans, II am; Belle Memphis, st.
Louis, p. m. Departed: Coal City, John A. Wood.
Raymond Homer and J. s. Mercier, New Orleans
this morning; tur Tilda, Memphis, 9 am; City Of
Cairo ST. Louis, 9 q m. Passed down: Annie P.
silver, $3.50 am
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Gnat Oil.

Sold b, A. Hitzfsld, 2ss Second street.
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STRAYED OLE STOLEN.

DONY-
z roam mare pony, between three and four
yesrs Old. marked on one of her hips with an Y:
has white star on her forehead. she left me on
the IS h inst. Will pay liberal reward N ner re-
turn to MIS-. KELLEY,
on Plcennronst road. near Esiiyal Park
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STRAYED.

T ACE CURTAINS-DOne up at 81 Is zoe aud
IL soc, by MRS. v. boBBE, 13s Causey St
CIsTERNs BOILT--epaired aud warranted.
" Prices low. THoS. CUBBINS, IS Ms Olson st.
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"a ULE-Aprii l6 h, one Lis s0TTeI maze mule,
w years cd. 10 hands high, hair rubbed OF
legs by traces. VIII pay $40 reward for infOrma
ton leading to her recovery. 5. I. WILLIAMS,
ON Col. Va ce's arn