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CnInm,,n.. MIS-.

The Rev. II. Grafton holland rector Of ST.
PauIs church, has arrived, and last Sunday
preached his first sermon, which gave uni.
vcrsal satisfaction 20 his hearers Mrs
holland, who accompanies her husband, Is a
lovely woman, and will be valuable addi-
ton TO society.
Mr.. w. A. j. Jones and wife and their
charming daughter, Miss Emma, left on last
Saturday for Grecnyille. Miss, for visit Of
several weeks.
Miss Ada saloman. Of Birmingham, Is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Bluhm.
Mrs. II. II. Jacoby and family,of st. Louis,
are visiting her brother Mr.. G. Q. Border.
Capt. J. ID. Turner made flying visit 10
Birmingham last week, Ia the interest of the
military parade aud drill. lie thinks three
OF the Birmingham companies will be with
us on that occasion.
Miss Willie Sheppard, one Of our loycliest
and most attractive young ladies, left this
morning for visit Of several weeks 10 the
family OF Mr.. T. Whtmorc, Of Memphis.
Mrs. s. G. Macr editrcss and owner Of the
Columbus DisPdtch, Is In Grenada, attending
the convention.
Judge L. Bame, Of Jackson, Miss, spent
few days in our little city last week.
Mr.. A. NJ. Levine, OF Meridian, was in
town few days ago.
Mr. J.. NJ. Abbott president OF the Men,
phis, Oxford & Columbus railroad, was In
town Tuesday.
Mr. 4. G. Lee spent Saturday In Aberdeen
on business
Mr. e. II. Cooke has returned from bus.
incss trip TO Jackson. Miss.
The Columbus Riilcmen and Browns Ca
diets are getting down TO work ms u they were
determined the honors In the coming drill
should not leave Columbus. They are drill
ing every afternoon and night, and some 81
the members Of the latter company were
taking turn this morning very early. That's
the kind OF work that wins.
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Ava, of Charleston, Mo-, and his brother,
Gen. s. X, Rlyboon, of Guntersville, Ala,
accompanied by his daughter. Miss Jennie,
and Mrs. Saunders, also her son, Master
Tommie, are visiting relatives, some of whom
had not seen each other in forty years. 1t
was n happy meeting.
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Mrs. n. II. Grimes Is visiting her sister In
Meridian.
Mrs. Hanna has returned home from Lou.
isiana.
Mrs. Eugene williams, Of 81 Louis, Is yis.
ing the family Of Mrs. Bon. Williams.
Mr. Leila Boyle n IN the city.
Miss Joy, Of PalO Alto, IL with her sister,
Mr. Moore IN this city
The Rev. J. ID Cameron will return from
district conference In time 10 begin a pro.
tuctcd meeting nt the Methodist church.
Mr. l.. '. bradshaw spent several days Of
last week In Louisiana.
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Effect Of Coleman. Fn,I,r.

SAN Francisco, Cal, May i2.-Thc firm Of
J. Lusk q Co., operating large establish.
ment for canning fruits and vegetables,
made an assignment last evening. The liza,
bilities were not given and the president de.
olines to be interviewed. VIM. I. Coleman,
the head OF the commission firm that made
an assignment few days since, is the prin.
cipal creditor. Coleman was largely inter.
ested in these cannerics. The liabilities arc
estimated by outside parties TO be 5000, 900
Coleman & Co. have Endorsed much OF the
canning company's paper iloated in the east.
IL Is thought the assignee will carry on the
business until the Affairs Of the company can
be Strengthened out The Lusk canncry /.
said 10 be the largest In the world.
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Points About the Nashville Convention.

II is believed by many that Taylor
would have been nominated the fint day
II his friends had bcsiired themselves
and he had taken his meals at the Moss
Rose Cafe during his stay In Memphis.
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usrugari voIkrfcss.

The IIarugari Volksicst will take place
Monday, May q, at Esliyal park. The
Harugaris are members Of the most promi.
nent order In the new world, and their ics.
tiyal will prove an enjoyable and thor.
oughly successful affair. Tickets TO be had
at 30 cents. Ladies' will be admitted free.
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Nafirn In Ihe rn.Iie-


OFficE OF VAIN COMPANY. May ~. lkSA
In order TO enable MS 10 connect the
pump Of the artcsian well 10 the main pipe
system, the water pressure will he light all
over the city from . o'clock this evening
until Monday morning.
w. l.. CAMERON, supt
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u. VI. DRAPER, formerly connected with
the Tracy Printing company. Is now with
the Tennessee Printing company, where he
will be pleased 90 welcome his friends and
the public generally.
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wrrEnS sANuAny CoNSis.ios. ~. l'oris,
Nov. Is, is8i.-Mcssr J. a q. Mngmrc
The agents OF this commission have di.'
uibutcd largely In The army Mcguire
Bcnne Plant AMI find il the best u all rem.
cdics for ciiolera. diarfhcn. dyscntcry, etc.
J. q. FoHu,y. See. West SAT- Com.
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That tired feeling aud loss 81 appetite arc
entirely overcome by Hoods sarsaparilla,
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HAVE your wagons, drays and carts 10
paired and built by the reliable firm Of
fIscnKR 4 EUTzEif, No. $50 SecondBt.
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En- LALLEMASD & Co., No. 40 Jefferson
street, packers and shippers Of furniture.
Upholsiering and rcmaking Of mattresses
a specially. Telephone 4.
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"THELADY0R TIE TIGER. y
THE DECENTRALIZATION OF FRANK
sToCKToNs STORY.

A Very Poor Play-Lillian Russell and
"The Queens Mats"-The Last Night
OF the wallack company-Tho Wal.
lack Hamlet
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srRAwnEnmEs Of fine varieties and spring
vegetables of all kinds. Sites & Amcs, 30
Jefferson street.
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For French, Italian, German and Cali.
fornia Wines by the gallon or bottle 20 "a
Barboro, Viana 4 Co, No. 3i2 Main street.
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HAVE your pictures taken by billiard &
Co., PSI Main street.
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100 Coal cooking stoves, all sizes, ior
sale cheap at Gabay's.
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Tue best staple aud fancy groceries al
Owen Dcyeney's, No. 1870 Main street.
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Hardly more successful than this was the
production Of the Queens Mate" on
Wednesday night This was given at III,
Broadway thcater and served 10 Introduce
to New Workers Camille Dnrville vivaciou,
and intelligent boulc artist who Is possessed
of an excellent voice. Lillian Russell, pretty
n ever sung with unwontcd spirit aud won
a half dozen cncorcs for the ricndor song
In the third act Much OF the true
flavor Of the work has been lost
through the process NJ adaptation. TO atone
for this. and any other apparent shortcom.
inss an amazonian march Is introduced be.
fore the finale, which quite cclipscs anything
81 the kind ever attempted here before The
stage represents what Is called tho Lace
Palace, and from dozen different parts Of
this complicated architectural puzzle fair.
haired and shapcly knights, clad In tho
brightest and most sparkling silver armor.
march forth. They 60 through the difficult
cvolutions with all the precision Of "Chicka.
saws" Handsome costumes aud lavish
use OF electric lights contribute materially 10
many handsome stage pictures. Even the
potency Of Lillian Russclls charm, however
will not keep the Queens Mate on for a
long run.
Saturday was memorable night nj Wal.
lacks. IL was the last performance Of the
Wallack company at that thcatcr prior b. It's
disbanding. after m existence Of near.
~ half a century. The play was ''Thc
School for Scandal, aud Il was splendid.
~ acted. Rose Coghlan fairly out
doing herself rs lady Tcnzlc. OF course,
John Gilbert was the Sir Peter and when
the dear old man made an impromptu and
feeling speech after the third act he must
have discovered that nearly every one In the
large as-cmblage was his particular friend.
The enthusiastic admiration shown for him,
at all times, and specially ~ Saturday, must
have been very gratifying 10 Mr. Gilbert.
Othor members OF the company spoke, and
with the close Of the performance, the New
York public had seen the Wallack company
for tho last time together. Today ht the auc
ton sale Of boxes fOr the Hamlet" perform
ancc, In honor Of Lester Wallack, the first
choice sold for tJuD aud. Ne every scat In
the house was taken within two hours after
the first application, great success Is now
assured. W.Y.K.
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JAtRsoS MouND park will he visited by
n great many this evening who will enjoy
themselves hugely.
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FoE cleansing. preserving and identifying
your teeth and gums use Longs Pearl Tooth
Soap. Used and Endorsed by the medical
prufcssion
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moriunry ucpor,

FOR the week ending Saturday, May ~, 1855,
nl 0 O'Clock mt
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PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.
EVENTS IN MEMPHIS AND NEIGH.
BORING POINTS.
Weddings, Receptions and Entertain
ments-Movements and Prospects
Reflections of the Society Reporter
The Social Season.

OW that the social
season has virtu-
ally closed, The
APPEAL man wipes
his pen with re-
greet, While it was
under duty it tex
tenuated nothing,
nor aught set down
in m alice" In
chronicling the So
ial events Of the
'ast season ii has
performed a pleas
lnt duty and rests
self for the gay
ghirl of the next
period Of dissipa-
lion. But then the
summer has its sea-
BON not less full of
pleasure than that
Of winter. T h G
summer belle is
rs unique and orig
-. -
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PEBulr speetaclcs. Milford.
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Thrown over a Pr.elpIe..

PILEs and Fistula troubled Charles Frank
OF Emrichsyillc, o., till lac took Man.a-lin.
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Al Tupci0. Miss.

The Roy. A. ! French of Sbonnon WINS in
our civ last Thursdav " N'''''' "'N' -
Cant las EinconmSn bos ro,p,,oa homo
from Texas IN look after Tho HconSrcssional
bee.n
AMONG ,be visitors Of our CITY 10 Raid.
wvn on decoration Say wore Cant sarenv
and wife Messrs Waller clarke and Rohins
NJ NJ, Il, "a ii,,i l1,. 60 N,a','
Mrs Long and Misc tmna Inc and ME-,
Annie Sfrihling The Uo, n Casey oi
Fultop dclivcreJ nm nroiiom over ,he ,,y, YES ~,
~ "onr Cnnfedorato Joad - al ,ittlee Nc
Carrie Nav recited y nocm Mis- Fra1ee Of
OLolona road nm essay "
Tho ,,o,nr roo,,ja s,,io,,o1 ,ho a., ,,,orio
Of the scaso5 {ast Tucsdoy WV "-9' NV
Miss Verde Oliver oS Rold,vvn 10 VISITING
Miss Annie Strihl;ng Of his rIace '''s
DIR TT w. Hunter i visiiing bis s;ster In
T avroncahrra ,ron,, '''i''e "'' ''''oi '''
Mr. w TI,omas ~ pa,d,,yr ,os I'm tow,
during the week -
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ID. SEWARD, opllcIan. at MulfOfi's.
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FREEZING TO $40.
A Subscriber for That Amount 10 the
FAN Display Becomes Stingy.

A Subscriber for That Amount 70 the
FAN Display Becomes Sungy.
Weather and other conditions being
favorable, "Paris and the Commune" a
drama without words, by Lulu Bric, will
be introduced in this city Monday, Octo-
Der /.
A small army Of carpenters and scenery
builders are now engaged from morning 10
night getting everything in readiness for
the initial performance.
TuE ArPEAL is in possession Of informa-
ton Of the mcanost sort Of proceeding in
connection with the enterprise. When the
Sphinx undertook to bring the great spec.
tacular concern IN Memphis, II was with
the sole view Of bcneii;ing the city. As
an organization, the Sphinx had nothing
10 make hy the effort beyond what would
hp shared by the whole people OF Mem
uhiN Every cent taken IN ~ receipts
would, after paying expenses, be held as a
iUnl IN give regular annual or scmi-annual
displays Should there bo more than
enough Tor this purpose, II is 10 go toward
fitting up public institutions.
20. .u She littlcncsS. When the move.
mcut Srs nauguralcd, q canvass was made
.u-sui -Iy ,iuus, resulting in the raising
a. 5000 The sums ranged from Il 10
$50. IhHn the date was arranged
ar September H. The work Of prep.
Hm,pu. however, was moro difficult
and extensive than expected, hence the
reinforcement 10 October J.. The work
men employed putting the affair IN rcadi-
noes must b. paid and subscriptions are
collected 10 meet the requirement When
one OF the business firms, down Tor $40
was approached for ihcnmount he clcverly
answered In this wise: well, ! don't
know about that; the original date ior the
display 10 begin was September u. and
since a puytponcment has been made /
don't feel bound 10 take up my subscrip-
. ton" Another, for the same amount,
REPLIED "l'll see about %; come back
again" To the frt a cply was sent:
Wc'll sue YOU for it, And the public
will heartily ind0rsc the aggressive move.
ON the strength Of the subscriptions, which
were insufficient at best, the Sphinx took
the responsibility OF contracting Tor the
necessary paraphcrnalia and workmcn 10
put Il In shape, depending upon gate re-
ccipts 90 meet the demands aitcrWard.
"rafis aud the Commune will b. pre-.
scnicd on schedule time, and barring un-
forcsccn accident will prove omincntly
successful. Such indeed should u be.
Excursion rates on railroads and riyCr are
assured.
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SYNOPSIS AND INCIDENTS.

hENEl Grand fcie Pay at Paris departure up'
HENE %
he "a
uf the
Blrn'l-
md uf h
al
works display. Armptuc and cptulhon
SENE Entrance the Tho wa,t nhGn
a Z o h 90
r url ron tho
Tho ErI ~
National Guarl Tho Mfcan uf
10, ten
rising ihg NmaSon the women must 60 The front u Petroleum
down The Nrmc Of
and Aur.ly
90 U
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TELEGRAPH SERVICE.
Supt. Compton, of Nashville, Vaguely
Promises IL Shall be Improved


Promises 1t Shall be Improved.
Supt. Compton, of the Western Union
telegraph service, has written the follow
ing letter to the Cotton exchange in re-
Spouse to their recent complaint OF unsat-
isiactory service here. In this connection
it is proper TO add that Manager Il. How
ard and Chief Operator Ford have joined
in requisition for six additional tirst-class
operators to be assigned for service in the
Memphis Office. There is no denying the
badly wanted here. The following is the
full text OF Supt. Compton's letter, who
possesses the extraordinary faculty Of say
ing nothing in sixty lines:
WESTERN UNIoN TELkGRArH CoNPASY.)
SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Sept H. lSSS.)
Henry Hotter Secretary, Memphis, Tenn:
Dear SRI beg to acknowledge the re-
ceipt OF your letter OF the 10th instant,
complaining Of the poor service furnished
the Memphis Cotton exchange in the
transmission OF the q. & s. Telegraph
company report.
The matter complained Of shall have
the attention that the gravity OF the case
requires.
Under ordinary circumstances our pres
ent facilities are fully adequate TO the
prompt handling of the business OF Mem
phis, and il is only when one or more OF
our regular routes are interrupted the bus
mess community Of Memphis, in common
with other large business centers, are
called upon to put up with an inconven-
ha l.s
favored in this respect during the last few
months.
II is the intention OF the Western Union
Telegraph company not only to accommo-
date the business Of the present. but to
anticipate and provide for an increase
where circumstances warrant il. With
this in view our company has approved
and provided for additional wire facilities
at the expense Of many thousands OF dol
lars for n large anticipated increase OF BUSH
ness at Memphis.
We do not think IL necessary TO adver-
tise what our business is or what we con-
template doing but as business men We
know our interests too well 10 let them sui
fer through our own fault.
The material for lines between distant
points cannot be gathered together and
the wire put up in day, and Memphis
is not the only place where we have
deemed it necessary TO make provisions in
the anticipation Of an increased business.
As already stated our present wire iacil-
tiles can accommodate a much larger bus
mess than Memphis is now doing, and 1t
is only under disasters that can not be pre-
vented or guarded against that our bust
ness suffers. The fact that these lines are
exposed for thousands OF milesto accidents
from tcmpests, overilows, lightning and
other causes too numerous to mention,
makes 1t matter Of surprise that We do
not more often fail in satisfying business
e4lamunities who only look 10 the short
ssmings without considering the causes.
trust TO see the Memphis Cotton eX-
change disabused OF the idea that we are
not using every effort to give the best pos
sible service. Ionrs truly,
j. COMPTON, Superintendent
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Order OF Publication.

80 cos r. lin the Cinnccry Count ~ shelby
CuuuiI, Gcnn-1hc nI.ion Blower Co. w. a.,
Nuudun LuWhyf 90.
u appearing from nl.dayI' that thc dcirninnt
The ia,,iuu Hover Co, b. "a non resident Of %,
-intr ui rounruuvs
70 o. th,p.iufu urlgfei. That 70 mako Do ~
pcnmnoc hcwIn N the court hoHfr uf shUiIi
county. in thc city ~ Memphis nous 1aying uis
tf.ri % Shelby Huuniy. Tenn un Che fui MONDAY
same will d. taken iff upulHfHi rf in lt nrf II
for hearing ~ pm hni that a Cupy II this uflr
D. published once n wtck ilT four tuIsCguiiy,
weeks. iu thr Memphis ApTsnl.
Tlla 9Th dIY 81 August lssA
4 true COPS Aurr
D. D. M,ilTNiN. CLERK anf Master
Myers & tnccl. Hcifd 4 tapp. solicitor fu
CONN HluHuf NlIf.t4
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wnrS you feel depressed don't dose your.
self with mean bittcrA Hodges saraplnlla
rruoyntcs aud inyigomtos the system, and
cures nll diseases arising from an Impure
state ~ thc blood. 81 per bottle, siNbDt Ties
for A.. Manufactured by Nngum Root
Medicine Co., Nashville. Tenn. Sold by
ucisicf, ~ Main strict
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Tim Charity Social club will give an
opera and hop, assisted by their friends,
next Tuesday night, az the Young Mems
Hebrew association hall. for the benefit Of
tho jacksonville yellow fever sufferers.
Tickets will be on sale tomorrow We
trust all will be liberal In purchasing tick
cts Tor 10 worthy cause. The following
ladies' and gentlemen will participate IN
The opera. Miss Carrie Block. Mr. and
Mrs. Charles Eckstone aud Mr.. Willie
Sonhcld
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PUBLIC SALE
or
Standard Bred Trotting Horses, Pacing
Horses. Ponies and A. J. O. O.
Jersey Cattle.

ON THURSDAY, OCTOBER I, 1855. AT WEST
" side Park. Nashville. Tenn. commencing
scli. At public auction. ali Of my tfuttins
huros, pacing hursts. farm mars, trnulp 10
niles and 4. :. q. e. Jersey cattle The s.lo
cmbrdCs the ect Ol Mciypwooj. 2lg rrincrss lslru
81 Tf,nkct. 2lt aul ~ other IN p'rformcr.l Al.
min.dutur, - Endhcld. 22g Tom lInl sire III
Little lirpwn jug. sliit liruwu Hal, 2iD. lncp
motive tIinl, &u2 pacgr etc. etc ANON the
number nrc i've year old stallion, time year Old
stallion. two YEAR old stations etc. Twouf thUso
ar gn,udspas 81 the gUnd Gcungu WIKI out ol
hlshly bred standard MANS
Trins-Ail sums o,Cr st0O ON thrrc months
time notes with Interest from date With approved
security rgUulnsl
For catalogue address,
A. q. GOOULETT,
ffHFEHVIfta Tenn
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TDUCAriuNN-
VANDERBILT UNIVERSITY
~ N1ITVIIIlli, IFN n,

Permanent Endowment 100000.
G,ryEy DISTINCT DEPARTMENT ArNpINir
= Jews 80. Whliusl, tlt laH. t.H lFHal e."
Pharmaceutical fiYn Medical ~ lu".U."f'. ri
WMIHl law ant iiiauHHu.uUHl WIufiinruI1
lsfIu september w. NDlI.. HIl lFuihl 90 iuis.f D
Iuf catalogue 1iifCa wis WILLIAMS enN
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RUPTURE CURED.
Or. =. NOBLE.


fpUUH'rt N tIc CurO % iHIpiurH aud 90 rHf.rs a
tlf0uio DiHr1Hs Male ~ Frmair
DrrrrLI CrW.p WITHOUT TIE KNIFE uIl
N hiulruHH tn luHur# Ig Che Mrd.ctfH q
tpit iui trass AID uihVU TfflunruL
To uianisrt ri Wunru. 400 tHr.f ioFls HIFu
imUUi.at" fHIIrl and permanent cure
rTIHiufC llririCulo suI ne lassir and 400 fIf BOIL
ul lNuHd uiaHrrt turHl il sinf. iiur rllf.uUHU
g'rfY fasn ole TureH wafT AMI UUl cal.
iof uaurs an aIifFa ~ cure malo In enc ciiE
Cnisrl NJ, go JETFitssON sgil.EI.
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IT'S the last rose OF summer loit bloom.
ing alone, all its lovely companions have
faded and gone.
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FranCO-Ger War.
Manufacturers Of Piano-Fortes,
Stainway Hall, NEW YORK, Jous

Rcpetc with Novel,
II
FAR. coycuns Mics canya, Costumes Historically AsuryN'v
is mos, Marvellous Spectacle produced O
VI .ory, ctc,c etc
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GI rid Of that tired feeling rs quick rs
possible. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla, which
gives strength, good appetite and health.
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Josrrn TACO, dealer in wall paper, has
removed 20 3l6 Second street Wall paper
ai reduced prices.
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HYouA tobacco prevents heartburn
nervousness and malaria.
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Banner - institute,

4 Homo BOARDING. Boro0I Tor Uoyo.
| IpsHuf. .sT rHf tHrf HFrUIr HHHIh MTu'
IHs aUU 1905 .H ssH.I HH f.r Monday ~
'spismHrf. GOO HfFH.HI ~ h0uHf Boys 40 tho
tHf. lfrHI HI f' .H. IHr HnIfl.
IufIniff1st.uG HWst 900 s.h1ll Df idff'1
t'fff,i roo 90 Hanpcf los iutt",
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GARD.
STElNWAY & SONS,

STEINWAY & SONS,
Manufacturers Of Piano Fortes,
Stainway Hall. NEW YORK, June s. ya
This is to certify that we have this dav,
and until further notice, constituted the
JESSE FRENCH PIANO & ORGAN Co., of
Memphis, Tenn, Sole Dealers for the sale
Of STEINwAY & Sons Piano-Fortes for the
city of Memphis and surrounding country,
as also for the State of Arkansas.
STEINNVAY & SONS.
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DRINK Mslio, 25 cents a bottle.
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VOICE CULTURE.
MISS MARY MHOON.

Pupil OF SIX. v. Mario. of New York.
WIN take a limited number II pupils ln Voice rul
tIrc Of No. % Court street. Italian Moth
chnnfs Exrh ngr. ut ~ * Wiuuauu Co
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CHEAP COLUMN,

Advertisements In hs column TOLL be charged al rate Of
lc yorhoo lines oae Insertion tUo Insertions, Sc one
sstk, 50c.
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Tor dD'ault therein. ~ request Of beneficiary That
fn' piece ui pmictiy lfunting on the wCft side ui
Nal burn avenue II stiU fsrf and uuuiag htrl
w,stynrlly heiwcvn parable. lines 10 i,rt 81 uu
aliyy-thC south liup bring 8, ...iOl icUt noah 81
NnlIdWHv =hainH lots 70 au1 % twu and thrce.
Williams tusci. ~ Fourteenth civil district rii
county Title beloved gDpi. sell ~ trustee.
a 7. EEAb. trustee
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.

= h day Mr. J. J.
Co iabli'ol nud 'N'''
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NrU.r. Innl sept y 1855
Z , A. Co ,lucns, j. buyers Of hug shpc cotton
v l orders iot regular eo'h'
900 Front stroot Memphis Tenn