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PERSONALS.

A. G. GooDLETT, of G1syms', Mexico, Is
stopping at the Peabody.
Me. GEORGE MANKEsE, of WALNUT Bend,
Ark, has returned home.
MRS. EUsrAcE left the city last Sunday on
visit 10 81; Louis and Chicago.
The Hon. J. o PIERCE and family re-
turned from Galveston, Tex, last evening".
A. C. GRAY, of Chicago, ILL.,, ia in the city,
the guest Of W. L. Cameron, of the Water
Company.
Mr.. DAVE QUEsTA, of the firm of J. A.
Signsigo & Co., left last night, to visit his
mother in Cincinnati.
CAPT. s. II. FLAcK, of the Texas and
Pacific railroad, who has his headquarters
at New Orleans, is in the city.
ME- J. P. YOUNG, who was delegate to
the Supreme Lodge Knights of Honor, re-
turned from Galveston yesterday.
CAPT WILL L. CAMERON, secretary Of the
Memphis Water Company, has returned from
the Waterworks Convention held at Buffa-
10, N. Y.
VISITORS to the Cotton Exchange yester-
day: F. l. Wsdsworth, Birmingham, Ala.
Rev. J. W. Jones, Ricbu ond, Va; Rev. a.
w. Lamar, city; A. G. Tsrrell, Ark.
MAJ. A. Y. STEVENS, travelling passenger
| agent of the n ashville, Chattanooga and st.
| Louis railway, with headquarters at Dallas
Tex, passed through the city Sunday night
EX-SENATOR r GLEED, colored, OF Colsm.
bus, Miss, is in The city in the interest CT TN
| Central Earnest Workers Association, eli Co
| iuubus, snd may deliver a lecture. A
series OF lectures are being delivered undel
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

Cool.
River rising.
Garden fodder plentiful.
The dog doser is abroad.
The city is unu:uslly clean.
Grand Jury meets to morrow.
improvements rapidly going on.
The sanitary officers continue TO make
daily rounds.
The Meath-Kane shooting scrape will be
tried to-day.
Miss Luna promenaded along the milky
way last night in full dress.
Judge Hsdden intends to make it rough
weather for the Migrants.
"A borrowed shotgun was pawned BY
james France yesterday, and he is in trouble
about it.
The lecture OF the Rev. ]. VIM. Jones
on the "Boys in Gray" has been postponed
till Friday.
The Criminal Court calendar for to-
day will be james Meath, ]. c. ST.. Clair and
James Rice.
Cards of invitation to the thirtieth com.
mencement OF Roanoke College, June 18Th,
have been received.
"A verdict of not guilty was found to-day
10 the Gaze OF Glover Cummins, charged
with maliciously cutting Golfer Barnes.
"A colored shoplifter named Ruth Rose.
who purloined bundle OF hose YESTERDAY
from Kahn 4 Frieberg's, was arrested and
jailed.
Thomas Jackson, colored, will be tried
before Justice Quigley to-day, for assault
and battery upon woman named Alice Van
Dyke.
"A new supply OF Through One Adminis
tration, by Mrs. Burnett Hodgson, was re.
ceived last evening at Mansford's, 29s Main
street.
Judge Greer charged the grand jury to-
day to find an indictment against NJ. F.
CIsverie fer cowhiding Mark Luff Saturday
evening.
The city has placed Inspector P. s
Simops on the levee TO take up National
Board of Health certificates from New Or
leans boats.
Two boats-one named The "Good Luck, I"
the other the Hard Luck"-were shipped
to Blacklist yesterday by the Adams sirset
catfish aristocrscy.
"A grand promenade concert and hop
will be given At the Tennessee State capitol
next Thursday evening in honor of the visit
ing military companies.
Judge ]. o. Pierce was made one ef the
Committee on Laws of the Supreme Lodge
Knights of Honor, which held a meeting at
Galveston, Tex, last week.
Mics Weaver, agent for the sale of Alex
ander H. Slephens's History Of the United
States, is canvassing the city and SO far has
met with great deal of success. We re-
commend the work to our readers IS one of
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ECZEMA.

II you Soub', come TO see us, and we will CURE
YOU or charge nothingl Write for the little book,
free. Ask any druggist as to our standing.
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DUNLAP'S DOOM.
Stabbed 10 the Heart by Drunken
Young Ruf1an.

Alex. Dunlap, an aged colored man, was
stabbed and almost instantly killed, about
half-psst 2 O'Clock Sunday afternoon, by
young man named Pat Haley, at the latter's
grocery, corner of Desoio and Gayoso streets.
Haley asked Dunlap, who was waiting on
dinner-table at which he and his father sat,
TO bring him come article of food. Dunlap
remarked that he would have TO receive the
order from old man Haley before he could
bring it. The young rufian spraDg up from
the chair in a towering passion, cursed the
old man, and seizing butcher knife plunged
it, with all the power of his murderous arm,
into HE breast. Your son has killed meT'
exclaimed Dunlap to old man Haley, and
falling to the floor Instantly expired. JUS
iice Elliot held an inquest. Haley fed, and
was last heard of, two hours after, at BarrelPs
beer garden, in South Memphis. The police
are on his trail. He was seen sbout O'Clock
in the evening at BarrelPs Garden, and it
was rumored yesterday morning that be had
been seen at Ssrdis, Miss. The knife with
which he committed the deed was found by
Officer Boyd, on Gayoso street. Haley was
a reckless, wild youth, and it is said he had
a grudge against the dead man because he
told old man Haley once to watch his son,
when himself accused OF pilfering the money
drawar
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emPhis Floral Company.
aniums, etc, cheap and good plants.
FIOy(H's Candies

Are known everywhere. People who buy
our candies will have no others. Cold soda,
mead and Vichy waters on draft at Floyd's
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FOR LEASE.
TENNESSEE PENlTENTlARY.
SIX YEARS TERN LEASE NOTICE.

nURsUANT to an Act of the General Assembly
L OF the State OF Tennessee, passed March =.
Act 10 provide for the lease and management Of
the State Peniientiary," the Governor Of Tennes-
On day Of July, isss at the hour Of IL O'Clock n,
at the front door of the capitol In Nashville, Tenn,
will lease at public outcry, TO the highest bidder.
1854 the Penitentisry OF Tennessee and the labor
of the convicts. together with the quarry grouncs,
Dsitons stc hsIonv,nS io he s,.te o'
TKRMs-The lease will be made upon the follow
ing terms: Not less than one hundred thousand
clear OF all expentes to the state on any account,
except the salaries of the superintendent warden,
are to be paid BY the State, and bond With sp-
proved security is 70 be given therefor, and for
the strict performance Of all the requirements OF
said act in regard to the lease.
All persons desiring TO bid win be required be-
forehand 10 file an Obligation to be approved BY
70 i've a. 1urees when sHs obIirste ncS psr
sons TO become the sureties on the bond required.
in the event this bid OF their principal succe1
quiIed, in addition thereto 10 file with the Gov
ernor a certifrd check on some good bank In Ten
ss aSs ten and 20 be
bid of such party be accepted ana 10 not compioo
with. The bid of party who has not compiled
with these requirements will not be cried or con
sidered against the bid OF q party WI 0 has
The said act, in pursuance oil which the sale
will be made is here referred 20 ss part hereof
copy OF which will be furnished any person de-
string to become q bidder. upon application 70 the
secretary OF state or Governor.
HocATioS-Tbe Penitentisry is located in Nssh-
vile, and has been leased Tor number OF years.
The average number Of COZ vicis therein during
the last two years Is thirteen hundred and sixteen
Q8l6) and there are now thirteen hundred and
forty-three (1S4S) therein.
to keep more than I'VE hundred and fifty $50 male
convicts In the main prison ~ any one ume, Dus
will have the authority to work The same any.
where in Tennessee-safe and suitable quarters
being subj ct TO the rules and regular
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IMPORTANT.

When you visit or leave New York city
save baggage, erpressage and carriage hire and
stop at Graud Union Hotel, opposite Grand Cen
trail depot Four hundred and fifty elegant rooms
and upward per day. Elevator Restaurant sup
piled with the best, Horse-cars, stages and ele-
waited railroad to all depots. Families can live
better for less money at the Grand Union than at
any other first-class hotel in the city.
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the auspices of this association for the moral
and. intsll,cu,l Improvement CT the col
6red race
Nh. joseph 81. McCAYs died a. the res'-
denoe Of Mr.. John s Tool at o'clock yes
terdsy evening.
Miss ETA L. BURDIcK, of this city, will
be married to Mr.. Charles Simon, OF 81.
Louis, at $50 o'clock this morning, leaving
for their future home 10 St. Louis, en- the
Belle Memphis Al 10 o'clock am.
The APPEAL Acknowledges the receipt Of
al invitation to attend grand promenade
concert aud hop to BE- given at the State
capital, Thursday evening, Msy oath, COM
plimentary TO the visiting military com
/
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RIGHT OF WAY
Asked by the Kansas, Springfield and
Memphis Railroad Company Over
the Selma Track.
The Work OF the Latter at Point Of
StagnatiOn and Its Tracks an
Obstruction.

A bill was fled in the Circuit Court clerks
Office yesterday morning, by the KsDsas City,
Springfield And MenP s' Railroad S R GOmPaDy
Railroad Company, Green, Hamilton & Co.,
NJ. Burke, and the Guarante Trust and De-
post Company, OF Philsdelphis, Pa. The
real object of the bill, in few words, is TO
have the Court condemn right of way over
the tracks of the Selma railroad, on Broad
way street, for their use. 1t contains many
points relating TO the Selma road which will
be found OF interest.
After reciting the residence of the various
parties to the suit, the bill continues SO fol-
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.


;. B. GALLOWAY & Con-. ....P RoPRIEroRs
Rates-s2 so, So and 81 per day, according to
size and location of room.
Tahla R0a I'd nor month
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WHEELING, May N.-Night-River7 feet s
inches, and falling. Weather cloudy and cold
ST. LOUIS May 2lLSig .na, ,nci ri re =
nnee weather cloudy and very cold; fires and
oyerco.ts are required for comfort Arrived:
CITY of Providence, Vieksburg.
vrcksBuKG; May - q 1 mMightG = +;
by 49, % NeW orleans pm; Guiding Star Gin
cinnati so pm; City of New Orleans, New Or
Inns N Arrived: Arkansas City, ST. Louis
: N VIII KYLE, New Orleans, 3:Soam.
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TERTIFICATE-Weh have lost or mislaid Certif-
~ cate No. for two hundred shares Of stock in
the Planters Insurance Company of Memphis,
Tenn, and have applied to ssid company TO issue
us 4 new Certificate for said stock. This is to no.
tify all persons not to trade for said lost Certi
cate, as the same Will n OF be recognized by the
company. BROOKS, Nicely & co.
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Your petitioner further shows that the
railroad intersects the boundary lire between
the States of Tennessee aud Arkansas, aud it
mas projected its said railroad, aud is about
to continue it into said State Of Tennessee
for the purpose Of connecting the same with
other railroads within a distance OF five
miles from said point Of intersection. That
it finds from actual survey and measure
mems that in order 10 make a connection
with the railroad OF the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad Company within said
distance Of five miller, in the most prsctica-
Bile and desirable manner, it will be neces-
sary for it TO construct its railroad and ex-
lend it upon and along Broadway in said
Taxing District from Fifth street to where
said Broadway, or the intersection thereof, is
iniersected by said Memphis and Charleston
railrnah in halhu CON niu
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MEMKEN'S
LADIES'


On account of removal, Mr.. ]. Baum will
et1re, No. 1873 Main street, lot Of frat cla.s
millinery at a great reduction, consisting of
flowers, feathers, trimmed and untrimmsd
hats aud other fancy goods. 1t would be to
every lsdy's advantage TO call and examine
these goods, as they must be sold within
thirty days.
J. BAUM No. 1888 Main ST.
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Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup should al
ways be used when children are cutting teeth 1t re-
lieyes the little sufferer at once; 1t produces
natural. Quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain and the little eherub awakes as bright as
button" Its very pleasant to taste IL sootnes
the child, softens the gums, allays All pam reneVes
Wind regulates the bowels and is the best kno IN
remedy for diarrhea whether arising from teeth
ing or other causes twenty-five cents bottle
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IL seems 10 Satisfy

A family want, aud / wonder how we ever
got along without Psrker's Ginger Tonic
1t cured me of nervous prostration, and l
have used il since for all kinds OF complaints
in my family.
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ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS


The James W. Gaf arrived this morning about
/ O'Clock from Cincinnati with good trip Oh
freight and passengers The following is her mani
sest 1l25 brs -four, ITO brls oil Is bris whisky IA
brls vinegar IFS bales hay 2s6 pkgs furniture
116o pkgs wagon sstuf, 400 pkgs iron, $40 b1s sun
d,ies 5eo empty barrels, and 573 pkgs sundries.
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WILL SAVE THE HAIR
And kept in a strong snd healthy condi-
ton, bscs6se it will stimu ate the roots of
the hair and restore the natural action upon
which its growth depends.
RURNETT's Flavoring Extracts are abso-
luiely pure.
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SUMMER BOARD.
Board Reduced

TOR THE SUMNER MONTHS AT THE CHAM
T. BERS HOUSE, conner OF Second and Wash.
In ton streets. Also, few hrstclaSs rooms will
be rented to desirable parties. at low rates.
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IRON ROOFING.
Vital Questionsi

Ask The most eminent physician
OF any school, what is the best thing in
the world for quieting and allsying all irri-
tation of the nerves and curing all forms OF
nervous compl sin,s, giving natural, childiiks
refreshing sleep always?
And they VIII tell you unhesitatingly,
"Some form OF Hopsp
CHAPTER I.
Ask any or ali Of The most eminent physi-
Glars:
"What is the bes, and only remedy thst
Gao be relied ON 10 cure all diseases OF the
kidu' " snd urinary organ; such - BrIgbrs
disesse, diabetes, retention or inability TO re-
tain urine, and all the diseases and ailments
peculiar 10 Women"
And they will tell you explicitly and en-
phaticslly, Bochu"
Ask the same physicians
"What il the .aost reliable and snrest cure
TO- all liver diseases or dyspep-is, constips-
lion, ind gestiop, biliousness, mSlsriAl fever,
sgue, !" etc, and thsy will tell you
I" Haudrske CT ID indslionP
Heuce. wbea tbfse remedies are combined
vito others squ lIy valuable
And compounded into Hop Bi,itrs, such q
wonderful ard mysterious curative power 10
developed, which /. 90 varied in its opera
tions that no disease or ill-health can possi-
bly, exist or resist It's power, and yet il 10
Harmless Tor the most ir4il womsn, weak
est invalid or smallest child 10 use.
CHATTER II.
Patients
Almost dead or nearly dying"
For year. and given up by physicians oil
Brigbt's and other kidney diseases. liver
complaints, severe coughs, called consumption.
have been cured
Women gone nearly crazyl
Prom agony OF neuralgia, nervousness, vakeful-
mesa and the various diseases - culiar 70 women.
People drawn out Of shape from excrucistnE
p1ngs OF kheumhtism,
Iniiammatory and chronic, or suffering from
ScrofulAl
KryIpelss! "a.
salt kheurn Blood Poisoning, Dyspepsia, Ind
geRtion. and in fact almost all diseases frail
Nature II heir 70 s,..
Have been cured by Hop Bitters. proof Of which
can be found in every neighborhood In me kho"A
world.
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LOST.

DOCKET BOOK--Containing sum of money.
Il owner can have same by calling at Hollen-
berg's Music House, 229 Main street.
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DIR. Wards Seminary,

Nashville, Tenn, will hold its eighteenth
commencement May 18th to June 1st. The
wear has been healthful and prosperous.
About fifty young ladies will graduate.
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at the leading stores.
"A seedy-looking individual, who gave
his name as Charles 81. Bigby, and said he
lad been sent here to preach by the Young
Mems Christian Association of indianapolis.
complained TO Judge Hadden Yesterday
morning that he had been interrupted in the
midst Of his religious exercises at Court
Square yesterday, and wanted TO know if
there was any objection to his preaching in
the open air. HIS honor, who said he was
no less theoloeian than jurist, advised
him 10 get into house or hall somewhere,
and profered him his courtroom for next
Sunday morning The .uppIisnt accepted,
and the judge promised to have the walls
nicely whilewashed for him.
The clerk of the weather played q cad
trick on this shirt-sleeved community Sunday
morning. Old Boreas blew his breath on The
thermometer and the mercury sunk away
down, though not quite out of sight. Those
who had filed their overcoats away among
the archives of the pswnbroker's association
realized that they had been little toe. before
hsnd, and promptly took them out again
yesterday. Fires we're comfortable, and the
countenauce of the coal dealer displayed
length and breadth and suaveness of smile
entirely at variance with the weather. To
aiu thc VIM OiCh SUOicI, duu y6eleT.
day a cold, disagreeable, misty rain fell
nearly all day. At midnight it was still
very cool for May, the flowers and the blood.
Policeman Dallas Lee jumped Scrap
game in tie grocery store on the corner of
Elliott ard ST. Martin streets kept by Mira.
KATE Whalen, Sunday evening. The al
legged crap shooters arrested are Henry Nc
Bride, Joe Mcdonald, VIM. Webb, Abe
Coleman and Wiley Jenkins-all colcred
boys Of ages ranging from sixteen to twenty
years. The boys were not ready for hear
ing yesterday morning, and their cases were
laid over for this morning. When the case
was reached sn attorney suggested that
Scraps" did not come under the recent
gambling act, that "poker" was net even
mentioned. "rhat's all right" replied his
honor, under the Classification of gaming
by any other name Pll manage 10 work
craps in, and don't you forget it,"
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MoNoPoLIzEs THE STREET.

That Broadway ia a public highway 100
feet wide, and the right TO use and occupy it
has been duly granted to your petitioner.
That the said Memphis, Selma and Bruins
wick Railroad Company, in October, last
year, began the construction OF its railroad
on said Broadway from Main street in said
Taxing District TO where aid Broadway ia in
tersecied by said Memphis and Charleston
railroad as aforesaid, but whether the use
and occupancy OF said street BY proper or
lawful authority, petitioner ia not advised.
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Fur throat diseases, colds and coughs,
Browns Bronchial Troches have proved their
efficacy by test of many years. Price %
cents.
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ROOMS AND BOARD

DOOMS-Nieely furnished or uRIurnished
IL rooms, with board, at l25 Adams street.
BOARDING AND LODGING Cool rooms
ID 10 ADAMS STREET.
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HAVING 10 remove my marble-works
very soon, am Offering my stock at greatly
reduced prices.
THOs MAXWELL "a ITniou nj
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Select Strawberries

For bargains~in housefurnishipg goods.
JACK BROS, JR., 224L Main street
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STRAYFD OR STOLEN.

MULE-A bay horse mule, shod in front, and
Afl The letter M branded on left cheek, stIayed
or was stolen on night of 18th, reward OF SIS
for his return TO the camp of Foley d Mcmahon,
on Memphis and Vicksburg road, or 10
CHIEF DAVIS Memphis.
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FlOyd,s Restaurant
Burnett's Cocaine

Will compare with any in larger cities, and
can supply every delicacy the market affords
Fine desse rts for dinners
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FOR SALE.

II Cheapest and best at 283 Second street.
pRiCK RESIDENCES rooms; good repair; lOl
ID lhlrd. Chelsea. J. c. Doughersy. 1857 Front.
A N A No. l POINT FOB BUsINEss-on Missis-
II sippi river; stOrehouse aud landing priv
ilege; tw thousand bales cotton shipped from
BUSINESS, Appeal office.
VANCE street Lot, east of Mr.. D. Foston
" La Rose street. Lot near Clay street.
Neat residence on Elliott, near Mr.. Godwin's.
Nice rCsidenc on Pontotoc, near Lauderdale.
Choice Lot, with Cottage, U MON near Wellington.
Pretty Lots on fernando, Lsuderdtle and Nc
Kinney.
Residence south OF Vance, on fernando.
Fine reside &c, also Lots on Beale.
Three tenementS on CsuSey; also, one on Beale;
and near Mr.. Hardings
Several residences on Poplar street.
Suburban residence, South Memphis.
Residences and lots on Linden, near Cynthia.
Cottages on Tate and Orleans.
Cottage on Dunlap and Court
Suburban residence Ii acres, Union avenue.
Residence ana acres, at Gill station.
Grounds on Greenlaw, nill snd Second streets
329 JeHevsOn extended, SO by $50, frame.
IS Washington, near SECOND, nice BRICK.
LATER.
Linden street, No. 377, near Cynthia
Choice residence and grounds, Waldran avenue.
Cottage and acres, Wilson station (Chs rleston).
Persons lots, on fernando, near Provinces.
w a. WHtAfLEY, 2sl Mi n.
MARBLE woKK-And Monuments cheap for
1N1 cash, or viii exchange for property city
acceptance. +. QUlGLEY, 432 Main, near Beale.
THE HARBERT PLANT ATIoN-Near Malones
i Landing, Miss, one place contains $50 acres
about 100 cleared. The other 600 scres-about
400 cleared improvements first class. Well pro-
tected by Levee. Apply TO our attorney, Judge
Il. =. Reid, at Friars Point, Miss, or
HAWKINS d ROBERT S. New Orleans, La.
CRUSHED ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OATS
~ Cracked Corn, Chicken Feed, etc. The very
best aud only good iced for horses, mules and cat
tie at this time OF year.
J. v. PATRICK q CO.,
Memphis Gin ana MIL
Opposite Miss aud Tenn. Railroad.