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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-26
Wednesday, April 22d, 1857.

"CuuC6ouy, ApxA A6O, AOOJ.
rINlIE suburb EN>EL " ONT City of Keokuk,
containing One Hundred and Sixty Acres of
Land has been subd ydcd wi til reference he
tour of the ground, and consequently Lots vary.in
dimensions from une-f fourth Of to TIVE and
hat acres. The Streets and Avenues wide,
and pass over favorable ground, requiring neither
cutting nor filling. An elevated point is reserved
for the parpose of an Astronomical Observatory
Another portion has been laid of for Public Park.
The design Of the proprietors in the arrangement
of this Suburb has been to prsserse the natural
beauties II the locality, which are unequaled in
the vicinity of keokuk, or elsewhere. from every
point, exec p,ing small creek bottom Of Alluyial
soul we'll adapted To gardening purposes. there Is q
fine view Of the Mississippi River, slss Of beau
tifuleoaatry lying North and West.
Essc lnA0nl
IL situated within the city limits. ! mile from
Gienford station, and is accessible by Mcdowell
street, G.enford aud Esselmont Avenues, from the
Grand Avenue.
The sale will take place on the grounds, on the
I'D day of April next, commencing at 10 o'clock
+ a. IN.
Single Lots will be sold with the privilege Of
from to 9, nj option Of purchaser.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-26
Co-Partncr.hip N~stce,

CO-Partncrship Notice.
f1NHE undersigned have formed . co partnership
L for the purpose of transacting the Dry 6oods
business, under the name of Chamberlsin 4 rhatsh-
The principal place OF business being this city,
~ the store formerly occupied by NJ. N. Chamber
lain, in kiibournes block. Co-partnership TO date
from February LIST. 1857.
NJ. n. CHAMBERLAIN,
C. C. THATCHER
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-26
"A M lie Il y ANklN,
REAL. ESTATE DEALERS.

06ice and, between Main and johnson streets,
( FfER for sale at bargain, 4 acres = short dis
~ tancc from the old city limits, near Grand Az
enue. Terms very moderate.
Also, 4 very desirable lots In Elmwood, for resi-
dences. mchlSd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-26

SwispiEp.--john iiargroye, formerly ~
our city, and more recently Of centresile.
$500 By swindisDg agent III New York.
Mr.. Hargrove with bis wife and child, wa,
ON the wsy to California, and was induced
to purchase spurious tickets for his passage.
lie discovered the cheat and had the swlnd.
lers arrested, but had not got has money
back again ut last accounts.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-26
FOR NAl,F,

FOR SALE.
uOU> and Lot corner Of sth and Bank ats,
l most desirable part of the city. Apply to c.
W. ..owfie, over fickin Lucas Bank. offered
for few days only mch25d6t
NOTICE,
GALLOWAY 5 Bakery is removed to more CON-
~ modious premises, in H. Simpson new build
ing, johnson street, between 5th and 9th, where
all old as we'll as new customers will be promptly
attended TO.
hcokuk March o. NV
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-26
One Filth Cdsh-bdidnce in One, 7,ct
Three and Four Years,

Three and -Four Years,
Wit interest at the rate If 10 per cent per annum
payable annually. Marfantee Deeds will be given
and Mortgages retained for deferred payments.
A COLLATION. will be furnished. photographic
plans will be flu mis- he'd on day " sale,
The Streets and Avenues will be opened a SUN
cient time before the day Of sale to enable persons
desiring 10 purchase 10 drive the whole tract
A plan of the property can be nj office
For further information inquire Of G. X. Dimond
w. DcWolf, 81 Main-st, or OF the undersigned
SMITH 4 VANSICKLEN,
meh24llm Auctionecrs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-26

BNyard Tayior's LAST Work.
ENCYCLOPEDIA of Modern Travel Sub.cri ptions
" To the above book received by US. Price 81.
mchlsd OGDEN, BkOWNELL 4 co.
Arttc EplOrAttOns.
VINHE Second arinneil Expedition in search Of
L Sir John Franklin, by Elisha Kent Kane, Illus
trAted by upwards of 800 sngravings. Price IS.
For sale by OGDEN, BROWNELL CO.
mchlSd
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-26

A FIRST RATE SPECULATION -20 acres In
"A section III joining Esseimont, and near Glen
ford rivaling either Of those places for beauty Of
location. Terms moderate.
mchIQ SAMPLE RANKIN
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-26

A LOTS In Mason's Lower Addition--fne view o
X the city and river. Term easy.
mchlSd SAMPLE / RANKIN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-26

A VALUABLE FARM Of 100 acres, about one
"A fourth timber, Q miles s. W. If Corydon, Wayne
CO., Iowa, near Main road from Centreville TO Oar
den Grove, and the Northern Missouri railroad
line. For timber, water richness Of soil and beaut
Wayne county Is not surpassed, Terms very
moderate, with long time.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-26

LNok sALE.-Part Of lots aud I, block 80, old
l. limits, between johnson and Exchange, front
in esd mchlg SAMPLE A RANKIN.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1857-03-26

TOR few days only. one share, or 10 lots In the
L central part Of Aclrose. Inquire of
mehiSd SAMPLEA RANKIN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03
DEATH OF CHARLES N. DENIE.

Geographic dispatch to a brother in this
city conveys the melancholy intelligence that
CHARLES N. DEEIE died in New Orleans on
Saturday last, of an affection Of the brain.
Mr.. DENIE had only been residing in New Or
leans about three months, and was, we believe,
q reporter for one Of the morning journals.
His fugitive productions, given to the public
through The medium Of the newspapers of this
city, prove him tohave been a poet of no incOn-
siderable merit. Intense feeling was the pre-
dominant feature of his compositions. His
diction was pure, and rythm harmonious. The
observation AMI talent be possessed, if employ
ed upon a more rsmunerative profession, would
have insured him competency and position fan
superior to that which be attained by writing
poems for the journals. Mr.. DENIE was al
one time connected with the Epeaiag Express
as editor, and subsequently as editor of tn,
SEadGy Wing. Peace to his ashes, and Al
eternal calm to his soul!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03
The Washington Uuien.

NEw EDITOR OF THE WAsHIEGTOS UNION
The rumor is current, although We think no de-
finite arrangement 10 that effect has been con-
summated, that Hon. John Appleton, of Maine,
is to succeed Judge Nicholson as editor of the
Washington Union. We are quite certain that
we are not mistaken when we say that Mr.. Ap-
pleton's accession to the post named will be
received with satisfaction by the entire Demo-
cratic party of the Union. He is a gentleman
Of fine talents, familiar with public life-hav-
ing been in Congress, and served as Secretary
Of Legation at London, while Mr.. Buchanan
was Minister-accustomed TO editorial service
as the conductor OF the Eastern .7rgHs, a paper
Of decided ability and discretion; and, above
all, as a qualification for the position which
rumor assigns him, possesses sagacity and pru-
dence. He is well understood TO enjoy, in a
high degree, the esteem and confidence Of the
incoming President.-dlbGHy argus.
The rumor referred to above is well founded.
After the 4th Of March the editor Of this paper
will retire, when the Hon. JOHN APPLETON will
become sole editor and proprietor. The ar
rangements which have resulted in this change
have been c~onsumm4ted without the slightest
difficulty; and we sincerely congratulate our
readers upon a result which secures the ser
vices Of a gentleman whose eminent qualihca-
tons are so truthfully set forth in the above
remarks Of the Albany -Argus. We may be
excused for adding that our retirement is vol
untsry, and in pursuance Of a resolution long
Eince made. At present we deem any further
remarks unnecessary Warrington Uaion,
Lan. II.
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o Atlantic Telegraph.

WASHINGTON, January 22.-Senats.-The
consideration of the Submarine Telegraph bill
was resumed.
Mr.. Pugh moved to amend by adding a pro-
viso that no money shall be paid under the
authority of this act until a convention shall
have been concluded between the United States
and Great Britain, whereby such portions or
the British provinces in North America as COM
mand the western terminus Of the telegraph
shall have been subjected to the principle Of
naturalization, as adopted in the Central Amer
can treaty Of 1850
Mr.. Seward said the discretion was lodged
in the President, and, If be deemedthe interest
Of this country required such treaty, be
would doubtless take proper measures for that
object.
Messrs. Hunter, Thompson, of Kentucky,
Pearce, and Gever opposed the bill for various
reasons.
Mr.. Weller was not willing that $4,000 a
year should be expended by this telegraph
while a similar connection with the Pa
eihc, which was vastly more important, wasre-
Jected.
Mr.. Butler was not willing to trust the
destines Of this country to a wire controlled by
Great Britain, and urged other objections to
the bill.
Messrs. Rusk, Douglas, Seward, and Mallory
pressed its passage.
Mr.. Bayard remarked that it was certain
that, if practical, a line will be established, as
we cannot prevent its construction by our re-
fusal to participate in the enterprise. He Of
fered an amendment, which was adopted, pro-
viding for such arrangements as may be nee
essary to secure to each Government the
transmission of its own messages by its own
agents.
Mr.. Pugh withdrew bis amendment.
Several amendments of a verbal character
were made when the bill passed-yeas 20,
nays Is:
Yeas-Allen, Bell, Of N. H., Bell of Tenn,
Benjamin, Brown, Collamer, Dodge, Douglas,
Durkee, Fessender, Fish, Foot, Foster, Hale,
Houston, James, Jones, Of Tenn, Mallory,
Pratt, Rusk, Seward, Stuart, Thompson, of n.
j., Toucey, Wade, Wilson, Wright, and Yulcs
-29.
Nays-Messrs. Briggs, Clay, Crittenden,
Fitzpatrick Geyer, Green, Hunter,
l%verson, Mason, Pearcs, Pugh, Reed, Slidell,
Thompson Of Kentucky, Toombs, Trumbull,
and Weiler-18.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03

IN pursuance Of a Deed Of Trust, executed 10 ms ~
Il James L. Hill and John B. Hill, for the benefit q
Bradley. Wilson & Co, dated 29th Of Nag, 1885, an duly
recorded in the Registers One o. the county Of Shelby
ard State O Tennessee, I viii proceed 10 sell FOR saah a.
public sale, cn tae premises, at II O'Clock, on TUESDAY
February 10Th, 1851, the following described property
with the improvements thereon. being the North haltef .
certain lot fronting on tn East side OF Second street,
~ssvsnty-sur feet three inches, running back EaEtEutly,
and al right angles with Second street enc hundred and
fOrfy-eight feet SIX inches, being that certain lt q
ground known and desi grated on plan OF map Of ths city
OF Memphis as lot Uumbsr three hundred and hfty-seVens
upon which IS a double three-stoy brick dwelling Eousa,
together with all necessary conveuisnCes, sc.
The title 70 the above property Is indisputsble, butA
viii convey only such title as is vested in ne a. II Btse.
AL right % redemption IL expressly waived By TIE -er11
q the Deed o. Trust. W. ZONES,
far20-tds T-nrrss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03
ALABAMA INTELLIGENCE.

The Masonic Hall in Tuskegee was destroy
ed by fire on the 2Ist inst. There were several
law Offices in the first story Of the building.
Loss about 5000.
Hon. P. S. LYON, of Marengo, declines be-
ing considered an aspirant for the Governor
ship.
The cotton gin, belonging to Mr.. GEO. RAG
LAND in Talladega county, was burnt a few
days ago, with 40 bales of cotton.
We copy the following items from the Hunts
vile .AiUOeats, of Thursday last;
The weather still continues bad. The ice
and snow Of last week disappeared under a gen.
eral thaw on Sunday. And it rained all Tues.
day night, and the clouds still indicate more
ram. We look for a heavy rise in the Tennes.
see and other streams. The roads are in a
very Dad condition for travelling, wsgoning, sc.
We regret to learn that the gin house, con-
tanning two Gins, belonging to the Estate OF
Robert Strong, near Meridianville in this coun-
ty, was burnt on Saturday morning last. Abou,
IL bales Of Gotten belonging to Jos. C.. Steele,
ESQ., was consumed in the gin house. Il is
not known bow the fire communicated to the
cotton in the pick room.
The Tennessee river was frozen over, and
persons crossed on the ice at various places
last week-at Whitesburg, above Florence,
&c, and persons were seen walking about or
the Ice IN the river at Decsturl Such things
were never known before.
We understand that a negro man belonging to
Mr.. David Humphreys Of this county, was
killed on Thursday last at bis plantation BY his
overseer, Mr.. Cox.
One half Of the Marion Commonwealth il
offered for sale to a gentleman competent to
take charge of the editorial department.
GABRIEL B. DUvAL, Esq, has resumed the
editorship Of the Montgomery Advertiser and
Gazette.
ESCAPE PROM JAIL.-We learn from the Dali
las Gasette, that Alfred Bishop, who was con-
victed Of forgery at the last term of the Circuit
Court of Dallas county, and sentenced to the
Penitentiary, made his escape from the Jail in
Cahaba, on the night of the 21st inst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03
To City y Country
M C. rs.

I'VE are willing to close out the rema nd OF our Win
w ter Goods, al extremely low prices. having a small
assortment left OF Blankets. Kerssys, Linseys, Sstinetts,
Tweeds, Jeans, Flarnrls. WOODEN Dress Goods, and Dark
Prints. Merchants wishing to recruit their stocks will
and Il 70 their interest TO eal upon US. One o. our arm
has been engaged the past fenr weeks in buying and ship
ping a SPRING STOCK. We are particularly anxious TO
make room for Il.
Also on hand a heavy stock OF Osnaburgs, at Eanufac-
tuners prices Brown and Bleached Shsetings and Shirt
ings. COSSkrTs HILL 4
jsn2e-d&w2W
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ETNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT,
Chartered In 1919.
CASH CAPITAL, $500, 900 :

ASSURANCES can Be Effected with is agency IN this
4 place and policies issued without delay for this cid and
favora5ly known Company AGAINST THE DANGERS
OF I on dwellings anu contents; stores and ne char
disc mills and machinery, manu- actories and stoe<, Oh
leges halls. bridges public buildings, boats, ca .g0es and
personalprOper'y Eenerslyj the perils o. inland navigA-
tom Of boats clrg0es, or freights and charges on AXIS
bays. rivers, canals, railroads, or other modes Of -rsns-
PorIatlou Of property in transit. All az as Reasonable
rates o. premiums and liberal rates as the dangers as
patrons.
Losses squitably adjusted and promptly paid At this
agency.
Especial attention given 70 the Insurance. OF dwellings,
and contents. for q term from one 20 I've years.
Aubusiness transacted with dispatch and fidelity. Ap-
ply 10 J.E. CHADWICK, Agent At
z ysnl-1y Memphis, Tenn.
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ID. C. GAYGE & SON,
AU CTTO NJ 4 Z =
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
General Agents & Real Estate Brokers
No. 25 Madison street,
NamnhTz Ham
Memnhis. Tann-

PARTICULAR attention viii be given'o all sales in the
/ city or country, OF Negroes. Real Estate, M=rchan-
disc, Furniture, Land Scrip, StOck, &c All kinds Rent
ing and leasing Property, etc. Storage ard Consigu-
meuts solicited from all sections.
Returning our grateful acknowledgements for the very
liberal patronage heretofore received, we now piedEe eur
selves. having determined on making MGmphis cur per-
manent home, 70 double our diligence II p0ssibls, and
think with twenty years experience in the trade, tn last
ed ven in Memphis. we Ought 20 be graduates, and feel
confident we can gi.e, as we think We have done,
general satisfaction.
RrFrRENcEs-A. Harris & Co, R. A. Parker, s II.
Lamb * Co ". Howard. H r. Farnsw0rth 4 Co Geo
Flaherty & Bro, 4. 4. Kirkland, r. c. Rinklcy, Esq, p.
Graham, ESQ Co. R. Typ, Dr.. sam. Gilbert, Mem
phis; Baldwin & Starr. y. 7 Denison 4 Son. ". L.
Bruce T. Co, Cincinnati; Thos. 7. Read. ESQ S. CASH
dy, Louisville; Messrs. Duncan, Rawlings, B F. Shields
Co febi-3m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03
TO RAILROAD CONTRACTORS

ACAINNVILLE, Tenn, January IS. 1857.
CEALED PROPOSALS fu be received at McMlnnviue.
- until March 10Th, 1851 for the Grading, Masonry and
Bridging or sixty niles o. the Southwestern Railroad.
commencing . McMinnvile. the southern terminus. and
running North through Warren, White ami Putnam
counties 70 Livingston, in OvertCn co1Rtv-
The character q the WORK IS heavy, comprising a large
amount OF rock excavation. several heavy Jobs Of bridge,
masonry and twelve hundred hneal feet Of h0oEs o.
NcCuIum's Bridging.
Proposals for tha above work my bemade By sections Of
mile one each, or for thirty or the whole sixty nj -, in
Guiding iron. tracklsying, depot hui dlnss, and al the
~equipmeLt necessary for Cperatirg the road when com
piete.
Plans, maps, prodles an specifications may be seen,
and al other Information obtained az the Engineers
0nicc after March tst, at McMinuvils, or before hat time
By addressing me a. the Engineers once Of the Mobile
and Ohi0 Railroad, Jackson, Tenn
ROBfT. STERLING.
feh3-etLt0nar Eagnesr In charEs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03

q. F. HIPS Docket.

D. N. rem dl4 p OGuLL-
n the shove case the defendants. r c. Penn snd 2.
Il Onutt, being non-residents Of this State, IviL BE-
fore said r. r Hill. J. P, OF his successor in Ofce, on
The 1st DAY q august, 1851, move for iuds-
meat against them for amount Of debt. interest anil cost
febI-d2tawlt J. H McNElLL-
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New and Popular Novels and Tales,

INST received end for : le BY CLEAvES & GUION.
j IvoTs /; A Love Tale. in two volumes, ~ Miss SeweH.
violet ; or. The Cross and the Crown, BY Miss McIntosh.
Heney LYLE or, Life aud Existence, BY the Daughter Of
the late Captain Marryatt.
The O5Bnens and III Of ahertys A National Tale.
Paul Pane; or, Parts OF = Life else untold, By n. Parker
Willis.
Canterbury Tales, By Harriet Lee.
The Ouadroon; or. A Lovers Adventures in louisiana,
BY Capt. Mayue Reid.
MarrviuE too Late. by George Wood.
Veva ~ The War OF the Peasants, and The C0nscript.
The Lion Ct Flanders; or the Battle OF Golden Spurs.
Count Haro OF Craenhovr, Wooden Clara and the VII
Iage Inn-Keeper.
The Curse Of the Village, The Happiness OF being Rich,
snd BHndRosa-
The Mssr. Ricketieketack, and The Poor Gentleman,
Little DOrritt. By Charles Dickens.
febi-daw LEAVE & GUOIN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03

a The Lincoln Joarnal OF the 23d says
We regret to learn, that Mr.. DANIEL SMITH
on Swan creek, had bis kitchen burned on Mon
day night and two negroes, a boy and girl were
burned to death, another girl was badly burned
hut pot out.D
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03
LAND an

OWING % the nclemency OF the weather, the
morrison Lard, on the Msmphis and Ohio Rail-
near Mason's Depot, advertised for the 2lst
- January, did not cofne Oh.
The sale will take place on WEDNESDAY, thu 18th
March. Those desiring a healthy location, ina good
neighborhood, will % well 20 attend. Mrs Alexander S
1913 sores Of the same survey. viii BE- offered at the sans
time, II not previously sold. Terms made known on the
day o. sale. J. Z. MACLIN, Ageut.
feh3-daw4t
Brownsville journal and Some-viIe Democratic copy
four times.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03
Something New to Read.

HENRY LYLE. BY Emilia Marryatt, daughter q
IL Captain Marryatt;
LENA RIVERS, BY the Author Of Tempest and sun
shine;
vI0LETi OR. The AND THE CROWN, By
Kiss Mcintosh
TIE QUADROON. Capt. Mayne Reds new book.
B~EAUNARCHAIS AND HIS TIMES;
R~ECOLLECTIONS OF A LIFETIME, By s. G.
Goodrich.
PAU FAME, by n. Parker Wills;
HOUSEHOLD G By Mrs. Leslie;
L MOLL. %
AURORA LEIGH. BY Mrs. Browning,
And other new Books, just received by
Csc. PATTISON l. o
jau3I First door south Ct WaIkerSE BlorE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03

q We learn from a late California paper
that Mrs. Estelle Potter, an actress Of potori-
ETY. both in the States and California, has OBJ
tanned a decree in the Ynba Court, diyorcing
her from her husband, John S. Potter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03

A fire occurred at Waverlsy, Tenn, on
the 22d inst, which destroyed the residence Of
JAS. E. MICKEY, Esq. Loss $1,000 partial
fnsursnce
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03
DAILY APPEAL.
M E M P HIS

a The APPEAL is regularly discontinued
at the end of the time subscribed for, unless
renewed in advsnce.Ta
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03

SIX HUNDRED AND FORTY ACRES q Ysl-
AlObusha county Land, lying on the OtOEIofa creek,
49, on the road ealing from Sardinia % Pont1toc.
- about tive miles from Water valley. between three
and four hundred acres cleared, the balance timberei
land, Of the first quality, the grow N black walnut, oaE
hickory. sweet gum and SUGAR tree, three feet through
I am making a ransements 20 move to Texas, And viii
give a bargain
Fshg-dswIfs LEWIS IAKCHV
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03

q On the 18th ult., five men, one white
and four black, were suffocated at the Black
Heath Springs Virginia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03
LUN Q III!

~ ER GS. HERR NAN, ~SS
GAY S,have the honor 70 inform The pub
49, lie that they have re-0pened their
BAk-ROOA on Adams street, Opposite Worsham House,
as a LAGER BEER SALOON. in which they viii COM
mence On Monday tue ID Of February. TO give a splendid
LUNCH, with a glass Or Lager Beer al the low rate q
FIFTEEN CENTS. Good SOUP will be served up At each
Lunch. Lunch ct half-past ten O'Clock A. H.. every day,
iansl-dln J. SCHW0oB s :. HERMAN,
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the Law side of the Common
Law and Chancery Court of the
City Of Memphis.
City Of meu
-
Petition for Div rec


Andrrw j. kunaman
IT app-arng Co the Clerk and Master in vacation. from
4 tn petit0a In this behalf, that he defendant, An
drew J. kinuaman, is a n0b-resident OF thu State q Tn
nessee, 10 IS ordered that publication be made for four sue
cessive weeks in the Memphis Appeal . newspsper pub
lished iu The CITY % Memphis, Tenn, commanding him 70
appear a. the next term u this Court, on the first Mon
day iu March next al the Court House, in the city q
Memphis, and plead, answer, or demur 20 compIainaDt's
petition IN this behalf. or the same viii be taken fr con-
fessed, and set for hearing sr pGrts.
febI-wit MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Clerk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03
CITY SCHOOLS.

IN consequence o. the ab>enc-of Mr.. Cochrsn, 1T. Has.
i low viii, FOR the present, take charge % his School.
febI-2t L. POPE. Superintendent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03

CT Lebo, Menear, and Wagonsellsri were
burnt in efbgy in Baltimore on Tuesday night
last.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03

e A portion of the gas works 2. Muir
fresboro, was destroyed by FIRE ntts Path Inst.
The loss is inconsiderable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-02-03
Tuesday, gath February, 1856,
n front Ct ny once in the city Of Memphis, proved :
Two Valuable Negroas.

belonging t0the Estate Of said A. 6 Underwood. led,
viz Negro Nan named HENRY, n I Pastsrsr, aud
his wife y an excellent House or Kltchsn ervauE
Sale AZ ~ O'clock A. n.
jsn23-iawtds OH C. LANIBR, C. 4