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AMUSENENTS.
Ballad Concert at the seeDud Presbyfs-
riau Ghuseu Mansr

On Monday evening next the ladies of the
Second PresbyteEisn Church will give q
ballad coccert at ihe maBss on Shelby street,
at which Misses Hunter, Greenwood and
Fannie Mosby will sing, and Miss McNutt
will play. Several members of the Octette
Club will also sing soma of the best things in
the ir repertoire, and Miss Grace Llewellyn will
give several recitstions. The occasion will be
made one of the most charming of the sea-
SOD, quite worthy the established reputa-
ton OF the ladies who have il in charge,
worthy of their taste and culture and their
desire, while catering for the public 20 do so
always in the most meritorio1s way. TIE
mAnse has recently been purchased aud fitted
up by them in tasteful and artistic way,
NJ king it such home az a minister Of Gull
ture should have, having the comforts and
some little of The aesthetic divisces nowadays
considered essential in every well-plsnned
and well-usnsged home. Ts free it from
all membranes OF debt aud make II IL that
one great essential home is the purpose Of
this concert, which ought TO have attractions
for cultivated people of every religious con
gregation in the city. The price OF admission
| is mall, the house Is eligihly situated anC
the plan OF the concert is all that could b'
desired. We take it as a mater OF cours'
that the attendance will be large and tbs
| audience will comprise everyone OF note IL
he -
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FOR LEASE.
TENNESSEE PENlTENTIARy
SIX YEARS TERN LEASE NOTICE.

DURsUANT 10 an Act of the General Assembly
4, Of the state Of Tennessee. pssssd March ~
Act TO provide for the lease ard management oil
the State Peniientiary," the Governor Of Tennes-
Oh day Of July. isss It the hour Of IL o'eioci n
at the front door Of the capitol In Eezhyfle Tenn
vii lease At public outcry 2 she highest 6idde,
1884 the PenitentiAry OF Tennessee and the Labor
Of the convict.- together with the quarry Erounds
patterns. etc. belonging 70 the State.
TERss-The lease viii be made upon the follow.
Ing terms: Eotless than one hundred thousand
ts1oo COO dollars per annum. payable quarte1y,
clear OF all expenses 70 the State on any ecco6
except the ssss' Of he sups1,apsndsni w,r III
proved security Is % be given therefor, and ..
said act in regard 70 the lease.
Az persons desiring % bid win be required BE-
n 70 n,s an M s % Se ~
sons TO become the suretes on the bond required.
m an sa pr % Sd VII g
quired. in addition thereto. % file WITH the GOV
of en a. So
TO mis- order and 10 be forfeited 70 the state n The
bid Of such party be accepted and IL not compiled
Win these requirspent VIII not be cried or con
ndered against the bid of . party who has.
WI be made Il here refe red 70 a. part hereof,
copy Of which viii be furnished any person do
siring TO become bidder. upon application 70 III
LocATIos-The Penitentiary II located In Nssh'
Vile, and has been leased for number OF yeers
the last two years is thirteen hundred and xtses
Qs16). and there are now thirteen hundred ane
forty-three (l240 therein
TO keep more than Eve hundred and ffty $50 maxi
conv1cn in the main prison ~ any one time. bul
wssre ef ~ ee sp Soi aa,isSs eusrsss
being furnished-subject 10 the rules and regula
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knights of Honor.

The entertainment at EstivaI Park last
evening, given to celebrate the tenth ami
versary Of the Knights of Honor, was sue
cess IN every sense OF the word, and was pro-
nounced by many 10 be the most enjoy able
affair Of which Estival has been the scene
for many day. About $500 persons were
present. After two selections by the orchestra,
the Rev. Mr.. Lamar led in prayer. A well
come ode by the orchestrs followed, aud after
ward the Hon J. o. Pierce made an sppro.
pirate address. Mr.. Adolph Refs rendered the
solo, "Lootzing.' with much depth and feel.
ing. Capt. 3. s. Garrett also delivered a shorI
address, and Mr.. L. n. Estes, j., read a sta
tis.icsl report. The cavatina "Bsll Raggio,'
by Miss Greenwood, was warmly received
and solo by Miss Blanche Miles WAS vel.
coined with applause. The musical feature
of the evening was selection from R1ssins
''Lesinghirr," By Miss Greenwood, who, il
answer to an encore, delighted the audienc'
with "Twickenham Ferry" Dancing occu
pied the remainder OF the evening.
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PERSONALS.

DR.. r M. BUpDEKE returned from Nash.
vile i-st evening"
Mrs. 81 C. HosKIss and daughter left for
luka This morning.
Mr.. CHAs c. CURRIER left by the Men,
phis and Charleston railroad last nigh for
New York.
Col. Z. K. SIBLEY, receiver and genera al
mansger of the Memphis and Lutte Rock
railro I'D, is 10 the city.
MEssRs. E. 81. LATHAM and Thos. A. Nell
son, IT,, left for Paducal, KY, last nigh, to
be gone for several day.
W. 4. BAYEE, of Mississippi, and C. w,
Dabney, OF r leigh, y. C, visited the MeI-
cbauis' Exchange yesterday.
Mis-. MILES BUcKISeHAM and children,
acco panied By Miss Nash, LEFT last night
Tor Wytheville, W., 10 spend the summer.
Nh. NJ 81. MCDOWELL, connected with
the cotton 6rn of Townsend, Cowie & Co.,
left lsst night by the Memphis and Charles.
ton rsIlroa for Cincinnati. e.
Mrs. STELLA S. WALTER and child and
Mrs Lcrens Specht left last evening on the
ShInkie TO spend The summer at Hsrrod:
Creek, KY, near Loui-ville.
MR. BLACK, Chsncery clerk, will have hi,
usual weekly real esta rae al noon to-day
at the courthouse. A nice farm, two and
one-half miles from the city, will De sold.
E J. CRossETT, of Deview, Ark; Charles
W. D4bI ey, OF Raleigh, n. c., and w. II
Gardner, president of the Mobile Cotton Ex
change, visited the Cotton Exchang yester
day.
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FOR RENT.

pOOMS-Nicely furnisht front rooms
LIZ At20 Linden street, near Shelby.
ono POPLAR STREET-six rooms, gas aud
AtO water. Price $50. DIR. LAU RENEE.
ENURNIsHED Rooms For gentlemen
IL AtS9 Adams street.
DOOMS-TWo unfuTnisned rooms, single or en-.
II suite, first floor, all conveniences. Inquire
Mt 254 SEC ond, opposite Court Square.
bLANfATION-Of three hundr % acres i'm me
Il dlately on the river in Coahoma county,
Miss, or will take a partner on equitable terms
also. storehouse at same landing, upon above
terms. Plantation above overflow 1882, with
Ievees broken. Apply to
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The apparent discrepancy between sthe
above and the same reported in the accom-
pauying statement, ex hibit A, result from the
different rates at which the scrips were re-
ceived for taxes. Ali these evidences of in
debiedness have been thoroughly Cancelled,
placed 10 packages and labeled, showing
each separate transaction, the principal and
interest Endorsed thereon, and the packages
numbered for ready reference, running from
one TO 10391.
La addition TO the above, have received
and Cancelled evidences of city Indebtedness
on account Of
Money distributed In United States
Court which evidences were improp-
erly retained by the creditors after
ment ...:....... .............s s,s4l 81
Evidences of Indebtedness surrendered
on distribution of mandamus funds
which had not been surrendered at
The time of obtaining judgment -. 350S4 SO
Evieences ofindebtedness surrendered
into the United States Court not pre-
viousy turned over to the city au-
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A visit to Presidents Island quarantine
station was made by a Representative OF the
APPEAL Yesterday, Capt Tom Caldwell, in
charge of the quarantine feet here, having
kindly rendered US a seat in tbesteam lauoch
Sentinel, on its regular bl-weekly visit to that
81 alton. The Sentinel left the foot of Beale
street at $50 o'clock yesterday morning, and
after stopping five or ten minutes at the feet
to take on supplies for tie inspectors, went on
down 10 the station, which is located at the
foot Of the Island, about twelve miles below
the city. Tue risky little steamer runs like
frightened deer, and reached the station in
something Less than an hour.
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MISCELLANEOUS
IA r-.,.ss,s WMMNNSMM&'

~ R.Hx%z5D uRCthic WEAKNESS q hapJIE HcI N MEf
W. Harris Remedy Co. Props, St Louis no,
.t-fess
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LAW REPORTS.
Criminal Court-Greer, Juds

Criminal Court-Greer, Judge.
Little, playing poker; fined S. and fifteen
days, suspended during good behavior. John
Rourke, retailing liquor on Sunday; gully
James Prescott, assaul,iog Mrs. Julia Pree.
colt with brick; forfeitHre on bond taken
and action sfterwsrd rescinded on affidavit
Phil Smith ard Henry Bunch, ARRAY; moi
guilty. John Dir,s, petit larceny; impris-
onpeut suspended during good behavior.
Calendar for tc-iay: Nos. SO, Donzie
Vaughan ct al; 70, 70, James Prescott.
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LOCAL NOTICES.
Use Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial,

Use Mississippi Diarrhea Cordial.
TEETH extracted without pain at, IVES.
sons, 31S Main.
Go to ]. A. Bailey's, 295 Second street, fol-
pumps, pipes, we'll points, etc.
TELEPHONE your orders 10 Smith & Heidel
for Sunday dinners. Southwest corner
Vance and fernando.
New STOCK CARrETs-Ma ttings, Baby
Buggies Just received.
AME5 BEATTIE & CO., 1858 Main St.
SEVERAL Memphis families are soiournins
with Uncle Tom and Aunt Mary, at Raleigh
who have several Dice rooms unoccupitc
yet. Two conveyaaces meet every train a
the National Cemetery. Call ard rec them
TIE 70 ads were never better for drive.
LADIES will find relief from their head
ache, costiveness, swimming in the hesd
collie, sour stomach, resilessness, indigestion
constant OF periodical sick headaches, weak
ness in the back. or kidneys, pain IN tb,
shoulders and different parts of the body, +;
feeling OF lsssitude and dependency, by TAX
ing Simmons's Liver Regulator. 1t should
be used by all parsons old and young. 1t i
not unpleasant, is purely vegetable, and i
no! injurious to the most delica.e constitu
tion. None genuine except that prepared b.
j. II. Zsilin q 20.
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MEMPHIs DISTRICT.
LETTERS FROM THE PEOPLE.
Gilbert Meyers Disbsrtea in the PEN
Ia.n.

Gilbert Meyers Oisbsrtea in the PEN
sion BuSeRu.
To the Editors of the Appeal:
l understand that your paper published
the fact that Gilbert Meyer, of Memphis,
TenD., had been r~sored 10 pfsctic- before
the Pension Buraau, for the be neft Of ciaIm-
ants for pensions. / deny this. He has
been disbsrred, aud is not rect goiz. ID as an
sgeut or attorney il the prose cutIon of claims
for pensions, and has not been restored to
practice before the Pension Bureau.
CHARLES f. FORBES,
Special Examiner U. ). Pension Bureau.
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new CIsrendon Hotel
ADDITIONAL RIVER NEWS

VICKsBURG, june 90 Departed: Annie
P. Silver. 81. Louis, p NJ; Paris C. Brown, Gin
cinnku, pm.
WHEELING, June % -Noon-River feet
inches and rising Weather mining and warm.
Night-River feet, and rising Weather cloudy
and warm.
CINCINNATI, June 29.-Nocu-River Is feet
10 inches and falling Weather cloudy; ther-
mometer 76o. Night-Riyer l6 feet inches and
falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
ST. LOUIS, June 29.-Night-River has
fallen inches. and now stands 80 feet inches
by the gauge. Weather clear and warm. Arrived /:
City of vicksburg, Vicksburg; City of st. Louis,
New Orleans.
LoUIsvnLE, June 20 -Noon-River 8 feet
inches in the canal and feet inches in the
chute on the falls Weather cloudy and threaten
ing rain. Night-Rivee stationary, with feet
inches in the canal, ana 6 feet inches in the
chute on the falls. Weather cloudy and warm.
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Bon Aqua Springs.

Hfek vDas County. Tenn.
1850 FEET ABOVE THIS SEA LEVEL
Among the att actions and conyenlences pre-
septed Tor tie amusement of visitors, may DC
enumerated: Hot and cold Sulphur Baths;
our New Artificial Lake, amply supplied with
boats and convenient bathing facilities for label
and gentlemen who have bathing suits
Our Billiard Hall and Bowling Alleys.
A Livery Stable, with buggies, etc., Tor the con
yenienee and pleasure of the guests
A string Band employed for the season.
Fox Hunting and Fishing for those who enjoy
the SPORT and In q word, all the entertainment
and MORE than can be found at any similar resort
In the South. Location elevated and unsurpsssec
in romantic beauty. Telegra5 h and Express IL
Hotel. Telephone connection with Nashville.
RATES OF b 'ARD.-For Adults per month "
70 s45, according to location, number, etc. Chill
dren and servants bali price. Special rates made
with families for the season. Per single week
So 50 to Sl4; per day, 81 50. Some reduction VII
be made 20 parties making frequent short vinits
Husbands visiting their families viii be charged
rate given family. We invite correspondence
Address GEN. r. p. NELLY, President,
or JOHN N. DUFFY, Manager,
Bon Aqua Springs Tenn.
DR. W A CHEATHAM Resident Physician.
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Circuit Cour.-P,erce. Juaxe

Cases decided yesterday: West Harris Va
2. N. Estes and otheIs, judgme1, for de-
PENDANT; T. @. Moore VS. S. S. Hicks, judg-
ment for plaintiff, for possession of properly
and S23 So; Eta Rice VS. James Rice, di-
yorce granted TO plaintiff; Kate NJ. Hainer
VS. James Hainer, divorce granted 10 plain
tiff; E. NJ. Boynton vs. NJ. Gavin & Co., IS
judgment for plaintiff
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When entered The office, in Fsbru ar

w ucu L INC OhCcy IN TcDEudry,
1881, these came into my possession:
Coupons signed by Mayor Flippin.....s1 535 400 90
Coupons signed by Mayor johnson .... 2S6 300 90
Paving scri signed by Mayor League 229, 595 80
Amount signed aud not Cancelled. 2, 05l 1876 so
Flippin bonds not signed $50 900 90
Johnson gold bonds not signed. $4,000 90
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fine Cakes aud Crackers

lust received. l.arrabee's best; MI K
Cakes, Buster scotch, Crack uel biscuit
Wine Drops, Icea Honey JnmsIes, 90.
coanut Tany, windsor Mixed Cakes
Lemos Waters, Mixed Dots, Vanilla Wa
fers, 0atsneaI Crackers, Graham WATERS.
Authorization, Lemon Teaeake., Nick
Naeks, Boston Butter Crackers,
sAOWFLAkks.
BUCKHAM d CAPBELl.
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BEING made from f0rous material, the Gel
l1ioid Eyeglasses will outlast ten pair OF
rubber. The lenses are the pes. known 10
science.
For sale by ell leading jewelers. and OPP
siciapa
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LOTTERY.

TAI 30 PIace saturday, July z, looOs
kev scheme, 23,0oO Tickets. - Prinea
u. =. Currency, e2S
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Mrs. Wiuslov's Soothing Syrup should al.
ways be used when children are cutting teeth Itro
heves the little sufferer AZ once; it produces
natural, quiet sleep by relieving the child from
pain, and the little cherub awakes as bright as
button: It's very pleasant to taste. 1t soothes
the child softens the gums, allays all pain relieves
wind, regulates the bowels. and is The best known
remedy for diarrhea, whether arising from teet
ng or otner causes. Twenty-Five cents a bottle
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FlOyd's
MISSISSIPPI Diarrhea Cordial euree.

Soda, Mead and Mineral Waters on draught.
We make our Soda out of pure bi-csrboDate
Of soda and use pure fruit syrups
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csAe ORCHARD SPRINGS
Cumberland Mountains, Lincoln Co., Ky.

This famous summer resort, under new owner
shin and management, is now open for the season.
Elegant building superior table, best Epson, SUI
phur and Chalybeate waters in the world amuse-
nents of all kinds music, ballroom, etc are the
inducements offered visitors. Terms reasonable
for accommodations. Address
Gen las. r. ROBINSON, Manager.
Crab Orchs rd r. o., ny.
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May be entirely prevented by the use of
Burnett's Cocoalne.
The superiority OF Burnett's Flavoring
Extracts consists In Their perfect purity and
trength.
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For throat diseases, colds and coug hs,
| Browne Bronchial Troches have proved tn cir
\ efficacy By test of many years. Price %
| cents
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For Making Ice-Cream

TUT "UAIHS HCCsOTO8nM
Cornstarcb, GRADUATED Sugar, Fresh
ESx5.
Burnett's EXTRACTS of
Rose, Almond, Vanilla, Lemon, straw.
berry, Pineapple, Raspberry, banana.
Grated Pineapple for sherbes.
Coarse salt for freezing.
BUCKH N a CA NPREIL
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FIoyds Candies

Are always the came. We send them b
press &c all parts OF the country.
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These bonds, coupons and paving scrip sd
never, in fact, been issued by the city, thong b
the coupons and paving scrip were duly
sigued, and il stolen aud parsed into the
hands of innocent parties, might become a
liability OF the city, and as a matter oil
|. ssf-iy, on the 18th OF March, 1881, care
fully counted and made list Of the same
in The presence OF J. r. Flippin, w. A. Bick-
ford aud ]. G. Handwerker, aud ia their
presence burned the whole except a sample
Of each, which samples are cancelled and at
tsched TO the certificates of Flippin, Bick-
ford and Hsndwerker, showing the TACT OF
the counting and burniug, which certificate
have on file in my Office.
There also came into my possession two
books of funding certificates, several hundred
in number, signed in blank by Mayor John
con and Comptroller Shepherd, like the at
tsched samples, all of which l have thor
oughly cancelled. Ia the FlIppin comprom-
ise transaction, something over 100000 OF
bon Is and coupons and other evidences Of in
debtedness w-re surrendered. Upon exami
nation Of thsse psper., discovered good
many coupons and slm= bonds that were not
cane lied, occurring, no doubt, from the at
tempt 10 cancel them in la e. btches, the
pubch in such cases mlslng m4ns Of the
coupons. These have all been examiued,
Cancelled and rriuro. 10 81 v origin.l pack
4ges / discov, Il like condition in Il
pum6er of the oil bonds and coupons re-
deemed BY the city prior 10 The Ffippin COM
promise. These have also been caEceied.
Tue balance Of msadsmus judg ne Mt. r. u aif.-
ing u paid, without computing intere-t, as
shown by tue books in my off =, is 1914
100 30.
With this | submit nv accounts, ehowing
The expenses, and respectfully ask that The
same b. exa0iaed without delay and be e :
low-d, il iouud cJrrec | also sak IN Il my
report OF collections, both 10 scrip and money
ard Indebtedness retl.ed on dis ribuuon, BE-
e1 mined and approved.
MINOR MERIWETHER,
Receiver and Back-TaxcoIlector.
Messrs. E B. MeHenry, 4 J Brogau and
c. l.. Pull, II were appointed committee to
examine the report
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BACK TAXES.
Eighth Report OF Receiver Meriwether
Of the Work Of His ONCE to
June LIST.
A Committee Of Three Appointed by the
Chancellor to Examine and Verify
the Statements.

The follo"ing report waS made TO the
ChsDcery Court tserday by Receiver Meri-
REPORT NO. 8.
submit herewith statement, exhibit A,
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He ia also q member Of the National Board
of Health, by virtue OF q clause in the act
of Congress creating the Board, which pro-
yides that three Of its members shall be
drawn from the Marine Hospital, Army and
Navy Service. DR.. Bailhache's trip here ia
simply that of u purveyor, all quarantine
matters appertsining to the Marine Service
being in charge of DIR. Armstrong, who, a,
assistant surgeon, is now acting in the place
Of DIR. Murray absent at Pensacola. DR.,
Bailhache visited the Marine Hospital
which is now being constructed on the river
bank south Of the city, and left for Cairo last
nIght. He viii visit several other river
towns before returning 70 Washington, which
Ia his Headquarters
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BUFFALOLITHIA WATER
Buffalo Lithia Water
Fer Bright's Disease Of the Kidneys
stone Of the Bladder-1he equity
Dlsthesis-NeryOus Dys.
pepsia, Etc.

Dr. WIN. A HAMMOND, of New York, Surgeon
General o. s. Army (retredl, Professor of Dis
eases OF the Mind and Nervous System In the
University of New York, etc.
"Ihzye for some time made use of the Buffalo
Ithia Water in cases Of affections OF the Nervous
system, complicated with Brightis Disease of the
Kidneys or with equity Diathesis. The results
have been eminently satisfactory. Lithia has for
many years been a fsvorite remedy with me in
Ike cases but the Buffalo Water certainly acts
better than any extemporaneous solution OF The
Lthia salts, and -, moreover. better porne oy the
stomach. / also often prescribe II in those cases
OF Cerebral HypeTamia, resulting from over-men-
tal york-in which the condition called Nervous
Dyspepsia exists-sRd generally with marked
benefit"
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FOR SALE.

COW-Fine four-gallon COW, rich milk, years
~ Old: acclimated and gentle. Calf two weeks
old. Price $50. Call on CHARLES DENMAN, at
sluth gate Eimwood Cemetery
~ IBIS MINERAL wATER-Thirty cents de-
VI livered. twenty-five cents at store: No. 2SS
Second street. A. HlTZFELD.
CoUNTkY sToRE-At the Government Works,
~ Plum Point, on the river, 40 miles aboy Mem
phis, doing fine trade stock on hand about $4,000;
will seilsat discount Apply 70 B. Friend
Plum Point, Tenn or w. A. GAGE d BRO,
800 Front street, Memphis.
INNGINE AND BOILER-One secondhand sta
II uonAry engine II by "a; one boiler 26 feet
by 40 inches. with two 10-inch hues, both in good
Dfder Address N. YATES,
49, Washington street, Memphis, Tenn.
HOUNTER-Fcur iron legged Showcase counter
~ J. N MULFokD CO., 1888 Main
MO. Al ROBksOS SrREET-HandsomeC Cottage
In at n barsain and on easy terms.
MlNTER PARKER, 2S9 Main street
TurTAGE-of 9 rooms on Poplar street; very
~ desirable. M. h. COSAWAY 2S5 Main.
~ l&oCkRY sTOkE-On corner of Lauderdale
q VI and 81. Paul Streets Reasons for selling, 60
ing North. Inquire on premises.
'DAsIDENCE-290 Union street. Apply to
Ia DR. j. d. WHITE, DAB Main street.
II AND EWING-MACHIN ES--or Travellers
IL Companion, very cheap, at a North Court
street JOHN +. KEY d CO.
MICE LIN OF COTTAGES. DWELLINGS AND
Il. I: eUIoN. 10 Madison street
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Georgia Melons.

Coolest place N the city, nicely ven.ilate
everything in tip TOP style.
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gN ~sn n An iIlustrs,sd % psee bosk On
SSS MEDICAL USES OF ELECTRICITY
Ful d--cnptto1 Of diss.sss and diruueions for
their cure by the ElsctruHsen-<ic B.ftsry Belt
lECTRo-FARADtc BELT CO.,
Bt8R 80 ohooouos 49, ~ koU1ns -
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Tested bs lime.

AsK your druggis. for Mississippi Disrfhea
Coroi.l.
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John walsh. Undertaken,

jus, received by
KIRK ALLEN q Co., $50 Front street.
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Chfckasaw saloon.

MISSISSIPPI Dlarrhss Cordial fly csni,
and 81 par bottle.
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MANHOOD

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Dsesf, which efectually cures Nervous DebIl.
tSy, Lost viriiity, Premature Decay, and
81 troubles arising from orer-work snd excuses
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1883-06-30

Lunch this morning at 10 O'Clock ADD this
evening at o'clock, at Charlie Berton's sa-
loon, corner OF Main and Union.