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The New York herald., 1865-05-05
A UorIoN OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNI
n TURE.

A UCTION OF MAGNIFICENT HOUSEHOLD FURNI
NA""' RICH PARIbR FURNITURE,
TURKISH EASY CHAIRS AND LOUNGES; ,,v~s
PARTAN AND CIINA VASES, &C.
FOR HOUSEKEEPERS.
ON THIS DAY (FRlDAY), NAY
tho residence Eighth street Clinton placo) be
tween Fifth and Sixtn avenues.
Sale commencing ut II o'clock prec sely.
sae comprises the conens OF the house, and most OF
he TO order for the present owner by celebrated
city makers used but months The whole will be
sold pcromporly rain shnc Offering extra Inducements
PARLoa AND DRAWING ROOM FURNITURE.
Three beautiful sod rosewood and black walnut Paror
Suits in rich French satin hrocate and reps Turk
ish Easy Chairs and Lounges TO match rosewood Centre and
Pier Tables Eageres Corner and Book stands wsn.
nanents elegant Brocstel and Lace Curtains 0ne ooiec-
xaHfFcEHT va a III RSsET oop fIAwoF6aTR sTooL AND
= COvER-COST e700:
an instrument, with round corners oonnusuly
carved legs and case with al nodern over
strung hasa full plate French nction fu seven octva
rosewood mahogany Bsdsteads Bureaus Wssassands
Lounges Spring and Hair Mattscsses Beds Biaakets Tea
Tables Eytens0n Table China Glass and Silver Ware, Cut
lery, 40. Sale positive Deposits required
The New York herald., 1865-05-05
HENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONEER; ;.

TTENRY H. LEEDS, AUCTIONkER:
III III r. LEEDS MINER will soil BY auction on Sat
urday May At II O'Clock In front Of their saesroom v
Liberty street ,..<,,-.
beautiful snow white Pony about li hands high war.
perfectly sound, kind and gene and suitable Tor
either saddle or phaeon the Mansion sables
corner Of Forty second street and Seventh avenue
ALSO
albright sorrei Horse Of good ze about years od nne
o both In harness under the saddle; taN uaveuer
Of great endurance boon used BY private gentleman
for hts own particular use.
Sold for want of uso and TO clos estate
The New York herald., 1865-05-05


NOR sALH-Af rUDLIo AUCTION, pY QOLE Z Mu4-
Ply At g Isy!cr': ssssas - - Iwsnsy, :sr
;sssss Sss ssslss xcEsioK ss.ssiI 49,
fssi SsntB, and seysn years old redlgrsszp.m sa:As
Va Pocahonas By s6aksperei sire Iron Duke By !p si
oIssS ss "a, v soss %sS s'
10 harness and under the sadie fed(res above
is hands high, red t5frs1 fell brotsn 70 ride
Y0fxs5.,-ss: +: grsnd col. Of old fokapEs fsaiges
I,,,py IrIsE At AUcTIoS, l-Ar THE CITY HALL,
on Monday, May %. 1895 at Il osiesS ~, wiii p
d s. pqS' e sa ss ys.1s ashss. rom Ss III
s asS 70 establish maintain ferry from the aasr
I az Spring street. In the city of New YORK. 70 Hobo
fen New Jersey the point where the old Terry WAS e.
hsheG ar via loo yards north or south q shas point
h indns piacs at Hoboxen New jersey - b furnished
By tho purchaser cowrrwrowa
Ths conditions and convensnts Of the lesss - ms
.a fon Of ferry leases heretofore entered INTO the
hcb NAV Be had on application st the ONCE OF
the Comptroller Dy order Of the Gt yas
Sinking Fund nALIn.- :. ----~-- -
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

IIENRY D. MINER, AUCTIoNEER. SALEsRO0M
soMERvfLLE win sch auction Saturday, May z a. iof
Madison avenue gentes Houschcld Furniture rosa
fcowa vs:-vsve Brussels and Ingram Carpets carved
Rosewood Su nine pieoes In brocatei rosewood Centre
And side Tables Lace Curtains Mirrors. Extension Table
and Chas black walnut ana %shoysSy Bedroom mSrni
Mahogany Suite, 10 hair cloth; Dining and Bedroom
Crockery 0lass Ware Ocoths Stair Carpets and Rods
window Shades, Kitchen Utensils, &o. TO-
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

IrRIDAY, MAY s. At TEX O'CLOCK, AT TIE PRIvATn
restsnc 8l broadway, executors sal, 81 vory TON
and Ssty Hedsel on fprne 10 part o. soS
,tsi. Cossey and Wilton Velvet Carpets elegant Oval Mr
roTs Bropse Chnudelfr heavy rop 70 ulue VIA
Lounges & n blue reps one very high cost mssnncsns
ra.l Clock with side pieces " matcb eeant ross
,d md BLACK walnut Mafblo Top BUREAUS and edstescs
vers richly Gn,shoa with curd Hair and sptns
Icstkas Pillows aud Bolsters rich bilk nnd hsrsellcs
Quilts elegant Seotch Linen shcets aud Blspken
Tfie rdes surerb Bronze Bsquet Nnd Pafsn
vasr, Ar Slastca two large prvure TsuresDon Cesar
aud Dos Jyani very One steel EngraTuss ~ r'co frame,
or itch Ulis and Plated Ware together WIN ~
~ kifchrr Furntuc hn tho above, made 70 order y
pous Nsfcc,e sud oters has beon lsed but sv"y snort
psoo and H. Lsrtcot Crder.
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

IJENRY D. MINER, NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. g
III Nassau street, opposite the Post oflce.-MlNER
S0MERvTLLE van sell = auction on On Friday, May a. io
between Second and Third general nssortmene
elegant Household Furniture comprising In part rosewood
Panofore made 70 order suPsto, tone and enish
sion Table, Dining Chairs bck walnut and cnaeiled Bed
Suits Sofas Chairs Bedseads Centre Tables SIDE
Pillows Stair Carpets, Ocloths, Crockey and
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

DAwNBRoKER's sALE-TTIIs DAY. BIZ JOHN NOR.
TIMER 10 East Broadway, Of 500 lots mems and wo
Clothing and other goods well worthy ths attention
OF dealers othsp ny order Of J. LEVY 40 Brvone
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

q HBE NAN a CO., AUCTIoNEERs, SELL ON SAT:
-. urdAy May Sat II o'clock in front Of the store ~
Bowcry by virtue Of chatte MORTGAGE one hnc barouche
ore Carse, Horse and Cart one sngs ard tyo dou-
~ Attorney for hortgsgsa
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

TN COLroN AUCTrOHEBR LARGE SALE OF
Hoasebeld fnrpitrsc-o Or 70 Carpets x!r,or. Pa
i0S O'Clock ~ tho auction ~ Broadway near Fourth
sees very large rment o sood second hand Furntu
ble kidd and description OF Furuure suitable icr psrcrs
houssseprg line that you cannot 1pd 10 this sale suitable
the 81 others 10 srvmerxte would De
impossible Rsi, Pere,nP.ory eomnsne'ns %iof A. ~
The New York herald., 1865-05-05
q cALpwELL, AUcrroNsER.

AsapLENDrp HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
At pnbc snacn Mis c.r tFHday May At The elegant
rpsdsnce 2lS West Foaftssnsr hsh'n sna
h hsnTEs iS;'S;; u
ROSEWOOD AND BLACK WALNUT SUITS,
BRONZE AND ORAOLU CHANDEhIEIMHWS' IMW =. ,prro
sEvREs AND DRESDEN CHINA oENAhENTs E@Xf Espsopa
BRocADs AND LACE GgRTAISNsi y si,,pvr ..r,srs
OAK EXTENSION TABLE,
SHEFFIELD TABLE CUTLERY TABLE LINEN
The sale of the richest and most elr
ratey carved Paror offered at public auction
and 10 bo sold without any reserve.
Parors contain three elegant full Suits Of rosewood Par
lo- FURNITURE brocde and satin rosewood Eagercs
splsudd and costly Parian Ornaments rich Vases &C.
MAGNIFICENT ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE,
STOOL AND COVER, COST 81 900;
an elegant instrument with round corners, Beautifully
carved 1egs and case; all modern improvements.
Also magnificent collection Of rare Paintings rosewood
Turkish and Easy Chairs 6ne rosewood Centre and
Side marble top Tabs richly carved; Velvet and Brussels
Cnrpets ,
Chamber Suits In rosewood and mshogany; Bureaus
carved Bcdscads Washtand Sofa Beds in fne ha.rcoth
ten pure Hair Mattresses from 10 70 90 pounds made TO
order, In excellent condition.
Dining Room Furniture, consisting Of hne oak Extension
Dining Silver Ware, rich China Ivory and Silver Cut
lery Forks Spoons With heavy Cut and Engraved Glass
waro of every description Family removing.
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

IN NJ CARvALHO 4 CO., AuCTloNEERs % LrBBnTy
~. street sell this day ifriasy May g. al II ococh Al
ssiesroom for .ocoun o. whom IL Il nay s.Sary IN
ions &C.; also Chsn cgars, Wines 4e also once
Vurniturc ysDcsks Chars, Tables Safes, SHOW Cases,
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

A UCTION NOTICE.
IA We will include In our saies Of
THIS DAY AND TO MORROW,
FRIDAY, NAY s. AND SATURDAY MAY
Besides attractive lines of
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC
STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GOODS,
CHOICE LINE OF PARIS EMBROIDEtlES,
To which the attention Of the trade is Invited.
Catalogues and goois ready on morning OF sales
VIM TOPPING CO, Anct,oneers.
l0 Church street.
The New York herald., 1865-05-05
TURKISH BATHS.


have proved thsn ANTICIPATED all
ss ssss Seni mp @
Of 'ssI Sg oSs iT s%TaEss 4 s'' disease
This bath ars rate ks inauence ureo the syssm y
.:eass1s I'D &C. a.%s fssa
q. h.. sdosd Is
As' ne" and md deic.us ssusaaou--x.jor General xs.
One Turkish |. work dozen v.por s..h.D. xoMAAs..
rssu%s:n s@" .sss M could ,ss'cs sss Four S.sSs
n sa. pss si'ss "a
% insSs Ssr . ~ s % SB.a fsvs
Sa, :.si ssssf cscs ssM .r'sF Yo 1n' 'ar
hay. l9s. come Sus e & tas bath bah feeling su,s zen
M Win e. @ h.sasss: & % ': :srsy i St:s.d
ss Grove. 81 s %s. Hou MIR
TO .Ac. my opinion, hereby take !" tickets
s *, e
sss. tw.ss enjoyed in tih sstA6lshmsnl--X j. Davis
ss IS: =.
Of 81 r.: cssa c.S .Ss fssiic
'" WHAT rHB LAprRs SAT-.
For bsau'ifyins the o0mple1ign sSSins e.s squ. nn
have almost made me bssuaful-Mrs Ellen BsAss
,s,r:ssF F.;: I'D .s,:s.; Yer; s.%:s :,:sn ls
And n Rssls sunarss: os:es' q others & rs
|
THE NEW PATENT ELAgTIo AND IAgI wALkfE9
or nvenea-from a. u Wholesale and rotsn Call ADA
a II Beecker street. Broadway.
UuE BEsr AND CHEAPEST PETROLEUM cBRxEry
purpose Of lining oil barrels The best OF gvoa
''N J. H. PAfPbY. 100 Grand strssA
VxrANrEp TO PURCHASE--A GOOD PAYING SODA
w Water and Ice Cream stand Ia snme good LOCALITY.
Address, with particulars, Clarence, Herald odce.
vuANrBD-A SECOND HAND, MIDDLIKo sTzlp
w Fire Proof Safe for onlca Address, with pssS
-----------
VUANTED-TwELvE STORE CoUNTERs APPLr 70
w Il. G. Wooster II Murray ST.
FINE ARTS. Ts.o....--.
A PORTION QFAwELt KNOW, rRIyAT,ss "a r. XIp56 XXp.56
MAsTE RS are ExHi BITTON, 81 "a III
St II. IN. LEEDS a MINERS GALLrRlgS NJ ~. 70 -. -
ERTY sTRI EFT a few doors wert Of Broadway -" psr
uculars and prices iuquirs ~ their ohco
THE LAST PHOTOGRAPH OF PREsIDsNsTsx LIZ ~.
L coin, taken the white Housf msron ~ Va "A atS
q Lieut. Cen ,orn 0r'Ss ssss 70 he Size
Address =. wsrIss, washam, MAS ~ D." ''-
discount 70 the trade
yxyARRHN COUNTY OIL REaroSs.
HurSrs IMPROVED SECTIONAL MAP OF wAEREH
SSossffFFhh SSosf FFhhs5I IN
INT. Mao "a ocor vr on ne sarnc p'.n a. Hunvs In
prosss ps,s Tsp wsS . q sSySa ysSaas County Regions
'sProe in covers e2t Snounief " c p..L,. ro y,cx
As.ns vss,.d s AadFFs,,s FF,,sSSrs SS0s rs nus
The New York herald., 1865-05-05
yxrARREN COUNTY OIL REeroSs.

HUNTS IMPROVED SEOliprrnh "'' W
COUNT "a
,,, ..,..r So On ne sarnc p'.n HUNTS In
rro,ed vsr ofe eveuanyb County ~ lsesionh
p,,e In eovera a2 Mountef " cv ..,,.... "a v,ex
kgepis wauted AldIere JONI = hue' r"""hhe' " W'"N~
street, asscuis Hen, pi,sburs t~
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

IN ". IVES, ,AUcTIoNEER --FuRNITURE, CARPETS,
this day lFidayl NAYS a u oelost At Gss 3rosdwsy,
Pantnea Ensrsvinss Beds Bedding, Fancy Goods Win.
dow Shsdes Curtains Iron settecs &c. Kitchen articles,
lc Some Of The furniture made BY Iden, Neeks
Strong and IN good order Also two sots window
Curtains 500; Baker Sewing Machines.
ready. Dealers invited.
The New York herald., 1865-05-05

cHERIrFs sAI.B-RrCHARD WALTERS. AUCTION:
- ecr, win sell this day friday " ecic9k AZ ~ " ss
Gutter Scales Meat Benctss, Ssvsses beses
loi Lumber Barrels, Ac JOHN hhhhfs ehe1s.
Jossrp CorSrfL, Deputy.
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.v,vxIrr.E R

Tho f~olIovinq interesting article we
elip from the New York J0ara@ " Co"'
Tbe Secretary of the Treasury declares
| that fine seeming prosperity to when IL
leads is an fictitious and unreal, n ne
urges contraction a. h only renheuy.
Ali this is sound, and but repeats the ar
guments so often employed by. US IN OPP
position to this expansion before IL De-
came the settled policy OF the Depart
ment. But why not carry the argument
10 its logical conclusion? If the
currency should be contracted be-
cause imitation leads directly to
ruin and if that contraction should
be without any fixed limit,
because only a flexible currency can
adapt itself to the requirements of trade,
why not argue for the repeal Of the fixed
limit in the issues Of National Banks?
| This limit is now three hundred million,
and it Is proposed to make it four hun
bred million. Is this a flexible cur
renew But II may be said that this
amount is an outside limit, and that the
currency will still be flexible within II.
But is this true? Must not every Ma
tional Bank, organized under the law
deposit a certain proportion OF us
capital for part of this currency ;
and is not thus compelled by every
motive of self interest to issue the whole
amount? Under the flexible system
for the State law established such a sys-
| tenn, Il city banks voluntarily reduced
the volume of their circulation from
about ten &c. a little above two million
dollars. If the national act permitted
such a discretion, few of them would
now take out a dollar of the new issues.
But there is another reason for this
charge of a want of hexibility in this ar.
ranoement. Under the old system, pro-
vision was made in the natural order Of
cause and effect, for the contraction OF
the currency when rae did not require
H. Under the new system this is reversed
and provision is made for its expansion
when trade does not require il. 1t is Q
legal tender from the Government, and
NAV be crowded out TO the full extent Of
the provision, without the Least SYM
patty for the requirements of trade.
We make these suggestions because We
desire TO perfect the action of this sys-
TEN, since it must be tried. To carry
out the principles laid down by the Sec
Rotary, Congress must: t1rst-hepeal
the clause making the National Bans
notes a legal tender, and simply author
ize their receipt for dues to the Treasury.
Second-Change the limit of deposit, and
allow each bank to take out as little o.
| the new currency as it chooses. Third
Authorize the Secretary Of the Treasury
to arrange with ali of the banks to re-
deem their issues upon notice of theil
accumulation in the Treasury. These
improvements would go very far to com
mend the new system to h popular
approval, and to give uniformity of value
TO the currency thus provided.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29

@uThe Nashville Bonner gives the
following pleasant picture; Before the
Freedmen's Court yesterday appeared
Ann Johnson, lawful wife of w. John
son, ESD, and made complaint that her
husband refused the greenbacks necessary
for her comfortable support, whereupon
the Court made a draft upon Mr.. John
sons pocket book TO the amount OF
twelve dollars, and handed il over { o his
better half. We like to see things pro-
crossing in this fashion. Our freedmen
certainly have no more right than we
poor whites TO enjoy the luxury of a wife
without paying for it, Matrimony is,
Of course, expensive, but mere worldly
wisdom setting aside moral considera-
tons should have taught Mr.. J. to count
well the costs before he made an invest
meat il the Hymeniai market.
The Judge of the Freedmen's Court did
right, unquestionably, for there are al
ready too many wives, Of both colOrs.
"lying around ~loose,n in our eitv, who
might, oy proper attention on the part of
their husbands, be as useful members of
society as they are now d~emoralizing and
perniciOus.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29

ne. Il may not be generally known
that any n can % send to the public
printer, at Washington, and order q set
Of documents, and pay for them a mod
crate price, depending on the cost, Here
tOfore the public have been dependent on
members of Congress for documents,
and it has been a great source of annoy
anee to members, as well as 10 those
who wished to procure them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29

pa The Chicago Tribune has the shame
less impudence 10 say IS follows. tThe
copperheads and ex-rehels of Washing
ton cast seven thousand votes against al
lowing the negro citizens the right OF
suffrage. The Republicans abstaiped
from the polls, preferring to petition Con-
gress directly to voting on the subject at
an e~xtraiHdicial election. 1t is believed
that six thousand adult white residents
of the District will sign apetition infavor
of comforting the franchise on the eolored
men. The latter have a petition with
five thousand names on it. A decided
majority of the men Of the District are In
favor of eolored suffrage
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29
Of treatment,

parThe following is said to be the pri-
yate receipt Of a Washoe edisor-6ut we
don't believe It'll
Take one piat Of whisky, stir il well
with one spoonful of whisky: men add
another pint of whisky, beat carefully
with aspOon and keep pouringin whisky.
Fill a large bowl with water, and make
the servants SGT il out Of your reach.
Take q small tumbler, pourintwo poems
ful of water and fill up with whisky, and
add to the above. Flavor with Whisky
to your taste. A dose: three fingers
every half hoar.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29

BS~Twenty negro soldiers are being
tried before the Court Martial, near Fort
Negley, frmutiny. 1t will be remem-
bered that sometime since an officer shot
a negro soldier for disObeying his orders,
and to prevent him from killing a white
mar, He was surrounded by twenty
negro soldiers, who took the law in their
own hands, and conveyed him TO Post
Headquarters,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29
nrThe Indiana Fenian conven.

pT The Indiana Fenian convention
adjourned on Saturday. An unsuccess-
full attempt was made 20 indorse O'Ma-
hony, and resolutions were adopted sym
pathisiRg with the Senate, and referring
Head Center Stephens. Important dis
patches from.the latter were on Saturday
received by Col. O'Mahony. They were
at once ordered before the Senate aud
Secretary of War,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29
no Senator sprague, Chairman Of

~ Senator Sprague, Chairman of the
Committee on Manufactures, recently
addressed letters of inquiry to prominent
manufacturers throughout the country
The replies received uniformly express
the opinion that the tax on American
products must be reduced or a higher
tariff imposed on foreign articles, mas
much as the latter a now be sold in our
markets at a cheaper rate than the
former.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29

.~UBURBAN

The PIaes which I now occupy, On valsu-
tine avenue, one and a half miles from the cor
porate limits 10 acres or Eich Land improve
ments consist of Two story Frame Build
ing, 5 rooms; stable, Carriage House and Barn
Young Orchard OF Choice Fruit; Cstsu, Wen,
etc. Title Perfect VIII be sold on reasonable
terms. JOS ELLIOTT.
deiS i'm IS Madison street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29

s% An important letter from the
treasurer of the United States, in relation
to the undivided profits OF national
banks, is published. He decides that
those SURPRISES must pay duty as depos-
its, aad favors a provision exempting
from duty or tax surplus funds of banks,
to the extent of twenty per cent. of their
capital.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29

Ms A Nashville patrol by the name
Of Powers in endeayoring to arrest 3
disorderly negro, on Cedar street,
found it necessary TO use his pistol. The
ball fom the pistol. however, missed the
negro and struck an Irishman In the
head, infiicting a serious wound.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29

RF The Secretary Of War has adj
dressed a circular 70 each member of
Congress, calling his attention TO the fact
that he has the privilege Of nominating
nom his Congressional District two per-
sons as applicants for the positions of
First and Second L~ieutenants in the reg
uia army, TO the end that they NAV be
examined before the Board for the posi-
ton, and if found qualified, appointed at
once,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29

HrA life insurance company lately
organized in Ohio, propose to issue
policies of Insurance upon the lives Of
those who habitually patronize the
homeopathic system of medical prae-
ice at a rate of ten per cent less than
on those Of persons patronizing other
modes OF treatment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29

sT George Rush, a stone mason by
trade, while building the south pier of
the Stone river bridge, on the Lebanon
pike, near Nashville, on "Wednesday last,
fell off and vas instantly killed. His
neck was found TO be broken. Rush was
a native of East Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29

rs Judge Reagan, late Confederate
POstmaste General, stated in conversa-
ton at Galveston that, in an interview
with the President and Mr.. Seward, they
expressed the opinion that blood enough
had been shed, and that there would be
no more confiscations or executions on
account of the late rebellion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29

re- Two million Mexican dollars,
coined at 81 faso, were deposited on
Friday IN one of the Washington banks
to the credit of the Mexican Republic
Exchange.
This sum viii bay many a ~telegraphic
lie which viii find its way with the
newspapers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29

So The way to make the local col
umns Of a paper interesting, Is for every
subscriber and friend Of the paper. when
anything Of public interest transpires in
his neighborhood, 70 report the facts to
the office of the paper,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29
l.

EXCELSIOR.
Keep It before tie People,
thai this Is no counterfeit
p-reseutmeut, but the orig
tnai and only Dan Rise
who lately Joined Mr..
HOwes TrOup while at
Mobile, and has performed
70 delighted thousands In
all the principal cities on
the river.
The wonderful, original
and only req.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29

Bey~Gen. Schurz has published a re-
port Of the results of his observations ON
his late Southern tour. IL is Just such a
report as might have been expected. He.
of course, thinks that military rule
should not be suspended in the South,
and that the negroes should be allowed
10 vote.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29

E4YGen. Sully writes that there are a
large number of Indians assembled at Fort
Rice and elsewhere on the Missouririver,
who manifest the most friendly feeling
for the whites, and are willing to enter
into liberal treaties,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29
MOORE, LEWIs q GOvAV.
te2 w & Front s--aaf

pLASSrTATIDE FEOR Sal E-%
offer for sale my plantation. lying eight miles
south Of Wythe Depot, fayetle county. Tenn
The tract contains Hbout I-J a res. 90 acres
cleared and in good state OF cultivation. equal
in fertility and other advantages 70 any In the
country IL has a good frame dwelling wiLh
SIX rooms, twelve caulns, new EE and pres.
Ice house and stables.
For further apply to
FOWLEES ~STEFFET.
y jefferson street.
Memphis. Tenn,
or 70 the undersigned on the premises
deZl-lm SHELTON.
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER,

Acting and Stage Manager--.W [. THOMSON.
Stage HUNTLEY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29

BaS- 1t Is said that a small quantity Of
sassafras bark mixed with dried fruit
viii keep it free from worms for years.
The remedy is easily obtained in many.
localities, and is well worthy an expert
nent, as il will not injuFe the fruit Ia
any manner if it does not remedy the
nuisance,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-29

ES~Gen. Grant is about to issue an
order directing that disabled soldiers,
capable of duty as watchmen of buildings
and other like services, have preference
in such employment over sble-bodied
men of the army.