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pa Nj. VIM. +. Davis, Of Cincinnati.
who while orre-Pondcntof the Gazette
was captured and confined at salisbury
prison, has been subpeuaed toappear be-
fore the military commission, TO convene
IN Raleigh, y. C., this coming week, a. q
witness in the case Of the United States
against John II. Gee, late eommandant
Of the Salisbury prison. God help Major
Gee, says the Nashville Banner, if his
liz. hangs on such testimony.
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ChdncerY Sale.

rbancery side Of the Common Law and Chan
Gerry Court of the city Of Memphis.
foseph Lenow e. al. -. james Lenov, e. al.
TN obedience to an -interlocutory order 10
above cause, rendered 81 the November
term, 1866, 1 wiz sell at Public Auction, at the
Court house door, in the city Of Memphis, Ten
nessee, on SATURDAY, the I'd day 81 Decem-
Der, 1855, the following Real Estate, O-wit:.
Part OF lot No. 81, in shelby county, Tennes-
see, and city Of Memphis, beginning at n point
on the Promenade line, a feet 9 Inches north Of
Tire point where the said Promenade intersects
Union street; thence northWardly on and with
the line Of the Promenade - feet 9 inches /;
thence ~eastwardiy u feet to an alley, running
TO MO street; thence sOuthwardly with the
east side OF said alley ~ feet . inches thence
on a line parallel with Union street, y feet to
the beginning, on Front Row, two doors north
Of Union.
Also, lots Nos. 5 and 8, OF county lot sos, front
ing on the merit : % Of Poplar street. opposite
me North Memphis Market-house. said lots
Nos. 5 and 8 have esch q front OF II feet on Pop
lar street, running nc irregular depths-Na.5 5,
l57H feet and lA5s feet; and lot c. &, IZ71z feet
and i2lN feet
and bsladce on n credit OF six, twelve and
| eighteen months, with notes and approved Sc
| curity. Lots Nos. 5 and q, one-haif Cash, bal.
snce or a credit OF six months, with notes and
! approved security.
Hour OF Sale-u O'Clock A. n, precisely.
lAUGUSTON ASTON, clerk and master.
] ALV-FdE NNagamuHaWN EF TsrT
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EG~ At an American banquet LACEY,
at Paris, Mr.. Bigelow, the American
Minister expressed very pacific senti=
men.s.
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* One Of our Indiana Judges lately
threatened u fine q lawyer for contempt
%: court. "Ihaye expressed 20 contempt
Of court" said the lawyer, " on the con-
tgaEy, / have carefully concealed my
fepiirr-"
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The Place which now occupy, on vaisa-
tine avenue, one and a half miles from The Ger
porste limits 10 acres o. Rich Land; improve
nsnts consist ofNew Two stoy Frame suLt-
ing, srooms; Stable, Carriags House z.al Elru:
Young Orchard q Choice Fruit. Cs,en. Well.
etc Title Perfect. VIII De soId On r-eazouab.s
terms. los. FrLr1TT
GaTF I'm II rr.
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m- S.onewall Jaokson's widow and
hid are said TO be destitute, The lady
had 70 sell a plano 10 enable her to visit
her husbands grave. Gen. Jaekson's
only child is bat two years old.
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; =. nl.,, - nn -

SGf,6ff 81
Amount at risk. S.5S7,GN.
The greatest amount insured on any single
I Life H. $1,000.
No limit As 10 the amount that may he in
sured Ia any one county, city, town or village.
tat or MISSOURI, To-
CITY AND COUNTY OF ST. LOUIS,
samuel Will, President, and William T..
Selby, Secretary OF the st. Louis Mutual Life
Insurance Company, being severally sworn.
depose and say, and each tor himself says, the
foregoing is a full, true, and correct statement
nf the aff1irs Of the said company, that the
said insurance Company is the bona f1e owner
II the assets as above stated, Of which the prin-
CtpaI portion OF that invested IN real estate Sc
curity, Is upon unencuubeFed property In the
city and county o. 81. Louis, worth double the
amount Of said principal LOANS, and that the
above described investments. nor any part
thereof, are made for the benefit OF anv fudi-
vidual exercising authority III the management
If said company, nor for any other person or
persons whatever, and that they are the above
described officers Of said ST. Louis Mutual In
surance Company.
LSignedT SAML WILL, President.
fSiguedi VIZ. T. SELBY. Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn to before me the IN
designed, Recorder of Deeds for Saint Louis
county In testimony whereof I have here
unto sot nv hand and Official seal. This 18th
day OF November, 1885.
[Signedl JULIUS CONRAD, Recorder.
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bI-A Washington correspondent o. The
Cincinnati Enquirer, says: Republican
Senators have expressed the opinion that
before the end Of the present session there
VIII be found only two Radicals iG Cor
gress-Sumuer and old Thad.''
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DOLLARS REWARD.

Arevard Of 90 Is offered by Ias. y. Coptoa.
10 any man that VIII deliver % him, four miles
west % Helena, Ark, his horse that 1rsysd or
was stolen In November. He Is a deep clay
bank, black name and tail, 49, or Is hands
nlsh7 SIX years old, small STAR IN forehead.
branded : on neck, and fox-waIks ana PAGES
we'll 30 Tor Information where he can be
found. F9f1-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-23

8 Head OF HOr7es, Mares, Mules, Wagons
and Carriages, will be sold without reserve,
This Saturday Morning. ar % O'Clock. 81 Geo.
AelloEgs staJle, No IL south Court street,
Court square by
FRANK HYDE, Auctioneer.
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FOR SALE.
RUGGIEs FoR So q

FOR SALE-Nlne SsE
~ BugSes, of vsrou styles on cq~nsignEen'
= our W-aTehouse, nearly opposite Post ONCE
aeEe- son street. and for sale low By
9e4 w ARCHER, SHIRLEY &C.
PLANTATION FOR SALE--We
Daet or sale = very superior CCttou El1ula-
l.o-- ms rom the river. IN Bolivar Co.
lppA- It's only Necessary to stara that
nlnareu 9aes Of cntton we're made lu ldf.
Lnr4c AtldSeue Ee-idenca. aut-HullilEs.
ID mouse FAMED cahius-fu Eer All ne az
~ aeompiete cotton PLANTATION
AL-os ~ L%nr 2 place ADJOINING The above,
Win e9uAl In flEeinenfs and sven Euue-rd
during the var They are ne n-rrs-fr "a a
gentleman % South Ca=ouna- ~ 49, ~
ducement Is offered b. parties -or5s-1r.--
cOtufn DeNr yea As thee u.ar-4r.1.4 A.
unsurpassed By any In the Ml~fnrf wau.-
we world invite attention 20 th-n. -t-r
For further parficulay, inquire oI.
MORE LEWIS s. GCTsN
49, grnlt srfeet-
~pLANTATION FOR SALFA
4 GOOD CHANCE FOR a B~AArAlE-I
O1er for sale nv plantation. lying e-IE miles
south o. Wytle Depot, FavetIe cula-T. Tenn.
The tract c0ntsius shout LS acre, GO acres
cleared and IN good sfale Of cullrat.0a, equzi
IN fertility and other sdvantagzst to any ln fle
country Il has a good frame dwelling win
six rooms, twelve caUins new gin and rrea.
ICE house aud stables
For further Information apply 20
EOWLkES sfEFEET.
IS JeIerzcD street.
Memphis. Tenn.
or o he undersigned On the
de2i-IE EP-5EEErOE
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COTTON. FARM FOR SALE
Ny cotton farm, on which ] live. Is Elr SAFE.
u MIN hundred and sixtv-seven acres. Eve
hundred acres ar8 cleared; situated one audu
half nile west OF the Mississippi & Tennessee
Railroad, and three and a half miles from
Coma Depot Pamela county, Mss. II is gen
orally reported I had sold. which i8 not t1sIGct.
viii sell at one rAlrd down. and one and Two
years on the balance VIII interest rom da.e. or
I viii rent My properly Is clear or all Lncum-
brancez or claims OF the United states or any
other claim. Corn and 1oOdsr on the place 70
run &c for one year.
decl-Im B. ". BEDFORD. Sn-
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COTTON PLANTATTON FOT

COTTON PLANTATION FOR
Zine lotion Plantation Known
as " MOrgnns Point, Is offered for sale. The
place contains 800 acres, GOof which IS cleared.
the balance nnely tmbered. aEd 8 situated on
The Mississippi river, in Mississippi county.
Arkansas, Immediately opposite Eand0luh-
Tenn. The place is well improved, and has two
good dwel1ng-houses, Two negro Quarters. a
good gn house and m1l anu a hne well Of
water on g.. The property belongs to the heirs
OF Wileam Fl. Morgan. and % sold 70 wind M
the estate Parties desiring 70 purchase can
call on me- on tie premises, or apply 20 L. n.
Baugh, No-5 Adams stress, Memphis. Tenn.
de1-ima W. M WAVE
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"a \ batch Of pspers, teiegrams. Sc,
from 0Ae -. Madison Wells,7 styling
himself Governor Of louisiana" were
presented IN tie Senate on Wednesday,
Uut not even read, Is tie Senate, says
the New York Tribune, did not recognise
any such person among the loyal Cover
nors " the state.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-23

H7-The number of negroes executed
in Jamaica by the British authorities Is
estimated at from two thousand to foui
thousand.
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pG- Mr.. A. B. Munett. Assistant A

Va Mr.. A. B. Muuett, Assistant Ars
chitect OF the Treasury Department, has
Just returned from the South from an in
spection Of the public buildings, He re-
ports them, generally, TO be in a fine
condition, and that they require but little
cepsir, except the old Custom House and
Marine Hospital 1 Charleston, which
are useless,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-23

EJ- A1arge sais OF Government s;ea-
mers and tugs will take place NJ New
Orleans on the third proX;no.
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ANNoUNCEMENTs

= b. BEAUMONT Is a Candidate for
% Representative 70 b Legislature az the en-
suing election. deZ3 ste
II w. LOUIS-Is a candidate for the
Il Legislature. Election, December y, 1855.
u W. BROOKS - a Candidate
ensuing March election. a024 lma
no THE CITIZENS OF
HHEIBH COCNTT-l am = candidate Tor the
Office Of Revenue Collector for shelby county
at the ensuing March election, and respectfully
ask your votes for thes same. Very respectfully,
unl3-ff r. W CALDWELL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-23

"a The Assistant Commissioner o.
Freedmen, Gen. Swayne, in Alabama,
telegraphs that at least forty thousand
negroes and refugees viii have to rely
upon Government aid during the winter.
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7 OTS FOR LEASE

We have Cor Lease. On the northeast corner ot
Union and Wellington streets. several
hus bGilding lots, having a front on
Union and Wellington street, This pro
perty VIII be leased for a term OF years. either
In part or the whole. For fun particular apply
%
W II. PASSMORE 4 CO.
AuctioneeE and Real Estate Brokers.
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@Madanfe Chaudron's translation Of
Joseph H., q book which whiled away
aud relieved ONE Of the dark hours q
The Confederate struggle, IS 10 be re-
printed By the AppletOns u New York.
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From Che Mobile Advertlser-
1nFsR OF CORTERCE.

.
A called meeting Of the Chamber Of
Commerce was held last night 70 take
into consideration the embarrasslnents
rowing out of the seizure Of private cot
ION arriving bv the Mobile & Ohio Kali
road, and To devise such measures as
viii afford relief TO the mercantile COM
munity.'i and the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted:
Res0grcd. That the Chamber regard
with characterization the action OF theSu-
ueryisinr Special Cotton Agent IN this
city, in OBTAINING cotton arriving here
oeionging 10 private individuals, and
that the Chamber is not informed by
Whist authority private rights are thus
invaded.
Rssolred. That hereafter should there
be auvintcrferenc Of . similar character
this Chamber viii petition the Hon
Secretary OF the Treasury on me SUD
;ec-.
Resolved, That these resolutions b
published in the city papers
a lust and general indignation was eX
pressed az tlie sctiou taken by the agency
1 IN yfs matter, believing, rs the Chamoei
did. that II was against the policy % m
government and in direct contradiction
If President JohusORs p1ocIafnAu9h
1irssfing that trade and commerce Dc
r,year The states should a. 1ree AMI On
= restricted.
Action on tie order offering rewar'
,f one Quarter OF al cotton turned owe
, p, the alepcy al Mobile and Ae1phl
s ,yss laid over to the next meeting. SeN
Z a-al speeches were made, al pointing q
e line evils which viii inevitably grow on
sian o-ier wi-ch viii oe taken ae'An
r,ge Of By dishonest men 20 deu>1d p1E
z tics Of tner private property 50 a. 7
4 re- the reward offered ana autnafl4eN n
i 1nis order. Gen. RaJn, lake or y.
= Army. was introduced q me nleet
r INC lie said that he did not wish % IN
y rr7de ms views upon the Chamb5r, bu
4, 6sinv called upon would state that n
15d been in the Sustes o. Alabama an
Mississippi during b past SIX m0hth
% purchasing cotton, and had been ao-e
-rlru and understand the workings An
system of cotton agents, and thai he eL
fl~sed fully the article IN the 41reflSt
and Register or thst subject
Is Re believed il 70 be the duty OF n
merchants Of Mobile % take high GROUND
ON This subject, and believed firmly th'
ifthe whole case was made out, and Il
, 6tcts laid properly before the Hon. Seer
e. tarv of the Treasury, that mmedla'
Is steps would be taken 20 abolish systel
, which he could only lOoG upon n an II
3 vasion o fp-ivate right, and an INJURY
u the commerce of the states.
y A. there may be some tapprehchsl0
Of amongst our friends in the interior, It
proper TO state that the order relating
the detention ofprivate cotton, has Dee
revoked BY Mr.. Tomeny, and that cottI
z, can be sent to Mobile without being m
ne Tested. Wetrust that this isthe lastoiti
embarrassing and injurious orders IN
viii be issued on the cotton queSuo
We have already heard Of several hu
he dred bales that have been turned fro
IS Mobile 10 Memphis on account OF IL az
al until the matteTls thoroughly understo'
in the interior there Is no telling Whe
W il will stop.
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ga Some gold eagles, ~half-eagles, and
dollar silver coins have been sent from
the mint with the words IN God is
truth"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-23

STORAGE Eve are prepared 10 store
- SOtSOI. Grain, FIOu-, Hay- smear snJ
Molasses, BaggiDg and Rope, ana Produce and
M~ercuand-se generally, al our WarenaEss LED
ierson street, nearly opposite the Post 0f1ee-
de3 lw ARCHER, SHIRLEY a 90.
DGNM ESSEE
l. ms baitk VIII be closed on MOuuay No.
.Dth- All notes and bills falling due On tbfs
day must Dc paid on SATURDAY, I'D.
os-5 10 u BRlSBIN. Cashier.
NOTICE. Edmond Harrison. of shell
y by county, State Of tennessee. hereby 10
thy the puhle OF my intention 10 an,,iv ~
letters OF administration on the estate5 81 1; NJ
harrison deceased, on TIE first day OF January
AK EDAOND HARRISON.
OSSelHDsI =, Le0l de39 3tr
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a cREAT %eAReAIN.

To Ten Tko1saad $4,000 Dollars "a -zsb z
It viii sell a me, swO-story brick house wiz
twelve rooms, having al m0ieru f.fnrav--
meuts ana convenience. The lot .rorf. nf1efv
feet on su=loy street, with aCeptl OF two nun-
dred aRc tN-uty-two 20 ieeL, has two good
clSteIn' al1 Al necessary Clubhouse.
Refer % J. NJ Gregory, No. s., solih side OF
Court square.
T. T. TOBLAS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-23

IA great Southern ball was given
at st. Louis "Wednesday night last. Two
thousand guests were present including
ladies from New Orleans, Memphis,
Nashville, Louisville and other Southern
cities.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-23

Ia General Fitzpatrick, Minister
to Chill, left Washington Saturday morn
ing direct for that country. He viii not
Wit Snain IS was az first anticipated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-23

nCAN THE LEOPABD CHANGE HIS
SrOrs er-The teieErap morn
ing reports Senator SUMNER as saying
that the Southern States were never
ont Of the Union, and the North wa not
jastiGed in forcing negro suffrage on the
south. while they withhold political
rights rom the negroes ia he Northern
State" We have found the telegraph
~ often tripping in its political sta e
ments. that we must await the fegua'
printed reports, before giving credit %
this reported sOmezsanlt of the Aassa-
ehussfis Senator
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-23

Ia II i reported that Fridays Cabi'
net meeting, which was longer than
usual, and which was attended by Gen
eraI Grant, was devoted 10 the consider
/ ton Of Mexican affairs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-23

fHs lHt AaeEfttatett " tthhN ~
ing refused TO allow negro testimony 10
be taken in the Courts, Gen, Fisk, Super
intondent Of the Freedmen's Bureau Of
the district, under special orders from
the War department, has issued an order
which demands that all eases IN which
negro testimony II involved, and which
have heretofore been disposed Of by mu-
uioipal authority, shah be brought before
the Freedmen's Court for adjudication.
The people of Tennessee should make
a note of this, 50 rs not TO forget Their
obligations TO the radically loyal
members who refused the negro access
b the Courts Of civil jurisdiction.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-23

B6~ The Kentucky Legislature take
recess until the tenth Of January.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-23

Ia The number OF National Banks
now in operation Is thousand six
hundred ndtweEty-three. The amount
of currency they heve ont is two hun
dred and t~wenty-nine millioH dollars.
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EOR RENT-An neat Cottage HOuss, On
Il DvoOtO street, between Vance ana Elliott.
House contains tour rooms, pantry, Kitchen.
&c. Apply ~ Sjl% MAN street, or On ths
premises, - DeSOto street
deZ3-It
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Consulting Directors.

SO4AS UAI1IL5 OILS
Frank 6. Davis, President FIRST National Bank
L NJ. Wolcott of WOicott, smith & &c.
W. c. Postal, Agt. Memphis 6 st. Louis Packets
Z. VI. Apperson, Grocer and Cotton Factor.
o W. Leftwich, of Lettwich, Cash 4 Co.
Charles NOrthop, OfC. Northop " Co.
:. p beaumont, OF Beaumont, Hamilton & Co
Oscar Minor, Of Robert Moore & Co,
+. w. Smith, Vice Pres. First National Bank.
W. 3. Galbraith, OF Galbraith Stewart & Co.
dc Il I'm.
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Tor RE%T--OHe Hundred Acres Chole.
i cotton Laud. with an necessary improve
nients, eighteen miles from city and three miles
northwest Of Shelley depot, Memphis and OHIO
railroad. For terms appiy 70 J.. Y. ". Esud. on
the premises, or TO A.. j. Roach & Co, I'D Front
street deE I've
DOR RENT--A FARM containing 80
A acres cleared land, situated on tur Mem
pnls and Charleston railroad, - miles from
Memphis, q IL miles from Lat4vette dauot
Tor terms Apply 70 LACY &MCGHEE
QeA lW 80 Front street NfarasFuf-
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H9-An association, calling itself the
"Oidest Inhabitants, p Las beenorganizsd
in Washington. No one under sixty
years Of age Will be received As a mem-
her
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-23

"a \ man in New York, fifty years
old, broke his back and was killed while
turning a somersault in the hall Of his
RDrrea
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EOF nsALF-
o r A L E.
By oUICLEY LEE Z AAELEZ

900 bushels Petite GuiI Cotton seed
den In ~ rrous street.
ANDS n CkfTTESDES CJTNIT, Ark.
hear Memphis, FOR 5ALE-L4D Acr1s.5
miles rum Marion; - dral-uea. first clazs
-oL-oale % the acrs-1t3 Per acrr. 81 Acres.
al umbe-ed, - miles from Memphis. near the
uveg only so cash. % acres. rich bottom.
heavy timber only sI50 leI Acres. So cleared.
ana cabin only &ftu- 20 acrHz Ia Eleppi.
improved Onlysi,0e0 i.z0 Acres. on the bank.
a. slif or timber at . cents
dei9 u. q Miller
DOR SALE ROUSE near the Pc
L male Coile-e, coEtaIuru1 six rlou1z- with
servants rooms, stable. cts-eu. ere- For uzr-
Tier p~arLculars Inquire ~ the Wan Paper
,t0reof MarcusIpnes, - lfsiu street. 0npo-lrs
Odd Fellows Hall. deT. I've
TOR SAL E.-Two years Lzase. -ga-z
Il and Fixture. Of store on Es-l Street Lr8
sock Is new, and viii meet VITA ras-v sale
during the Holidays. For further particulars
apply at&l Main street feI- I've
FOR Al E
Ataree story swelei Mons " -.E-- E1rar.
situated on Nelson street. north SIDE. between
Eulrl ard Fourth Apply %
SPEED, DJEDHU- EC-TE & CO..
~ ADJ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-23

E The Georgia Legislature has taken
a recess TO January fifteenth, without
eleeting United States Senators.
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S50 ~D-s.oIen nom the sub
grO scluess - miles east OF Memphis on
ne j. and G railroad, On the morning OF the
18TH, a very large St Bernard DOG BODY bIacF
white streak down bis lace, feet white. answers
70 the name Of Jack The above reward will
De paid Tor his returu % me, and no questions
Dked GEO. ". GIL.
ue4 u - Front street
O~NE-HUNDRED DOLLARS
" XIV AhD-Hlred GOm tie stable or r.
: 9la-doN, on the III inst, 10 drive out fo- the
evening one mile and a half a EAT HORSE.
about eight years ola, fifteen hands high. has a
small movable knot OF caIl0us on thigh, About
where the hreeckiuE rubs, a little white on one
ANA loot, asrnall brand under name on neck.
sAlal rsaf ~ iornead, some sf-alI windzals
on legs said horse has been used IN livery FOR
over Twelve months. Is close built. IN good con
hind,
me man was a person OF good address. rather
qu4cA spoken hight about feet II inches. hair
DARK, eye dark complexion fair or Egh- age
aooul - years; wore q good suit Of grey clothes
a dark cap and wore kid gloves.
Ihe bugsy, q leather top and leather boot IN
good repair.
OSE HUNDRED DOLLARS VIII be paid f1-
Lne Horse and buggF, and q propCrtf11ars
amount iorthe conviction OF the thieC rdeI0-t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-23

nAu The steamer Commodore Farraud
sunk at Picus Landing on Alabama river
on the fifteenth.
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I AND FOR SALE-A Fled Of to
10 acres, with sufficient wood land, near
Ridgvay station, twelve miles sast oEtls civ.
on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad. a
part o. which IS hne. Heh bottom Iaad For
terms, etc, apply 70
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CTRAYED OR TOLEN-A Horse,
> Chestnut Sorrels blazed Eace, hind feet
white. white spot On let side ~ belly toward
the Rank. lump on right fore leg. between the
pasteru Joint and h0Of; about eight years Old,
and OF medium size. He belongs 70 Rev CA
Davis, No. DT Adams street, Mempsis. InfOr-.
nation celceTniug said horse, or hts where
aDouts, via be thankfully received by
Rev. g.. A DAVIS,
deA u n k.farma street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-23

TOR RENT-The Bea1tfful Residence
4 OF the lac Z. w. Cherry. with tie tine
Grounds and Garden attached. one aDd u half
miles south Of the city, on Iatyburu Avenue,
viii be Leased for one or mora years to a good
;eHant. The house is one OF the most elegant
and commOdiOusi in the city, and has ample out
houses, stables, etc, attached. The lawn sur
rounding the hOuse contains nve acres OF land
cOveud with beautiful forest trees, etc, and
laid out IN handsome style. For terms see the
undersigned. or Judge Lewis, at Lewis & Pm
MES law odIce, in Sduman Block, 80 second
street. y. ". WILLIAMSON. JR,
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