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PLANTA

I TIONs FOR SALE IN BOLIyAR COUNTY, MIS-.
L have three vuluablc plantations, which I
wish 10 sell al fair prices, all well improved and
adjoin1ug-except one small place between two
Of them. Mules sufficient to work all. One OF
30 acres, one Of 90 acres, and one Of 80 acres
cleared on each,au with large Old deadeningsaf
tsched TO each headquarters, gins and cisteus;
oxen and cattle.
These places all have good and permanent
levess on them, and a back Ievee six miles
long around all, making them independent Of
all other leveeS- Call on me on the his or
Lazy AcGhee, Memphis, Tenn. for pa-ticu-
lars tiles perfect. 4. j. ED
KESTUCKl 800 uO4-Lm
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Chancery Sale of Real Estate,
Tuesday, January 3Oth, 1866.

Sallie F. Saharans, Administrative OF George
w. SattaranS, deceased, as, Diederiek Pante.
DY virtue OF an i~nterlocutery decree made on
ID the Chancery Side Of the Common Law and
Chancery Court Il the City Of Memphis. No
yember I'D, 1875, will sell to the highest bid
der, at Public Auction at the Court HOUSE
door, on the 3Oth OF January, 1864, between the
hours Of 10 and - M, the fOllOwing described
real estate, viz: Situate in the city OF MemphiS
shelby county, Tennessee, and beginning
eighteen tlsl teei six 49, inches from the nortb-
west corner or original Lot No. I24. at the
southwest corner Of a lot sold by \. B. Carr to
W. A. BrickfOrd, thence south g. 2g west with
lhe east hue OF Front alley 81 feet 6 inches to
the northwest corner OF Lot No. l2l, thence
eastg ~ south with the north line OF Lot No.
~ IA ieet, thence north % ~ east, IS feet
inches 70 the south boundary like Of q lot sold
oyssid Carr tosaid biclyforda as aforaSaid. thence
with said south line 7Nf feet TO the
TERMS or sALE-A credit Of seven inontbS
the purchaser giving notes with good personai
security, aud a lien retained on the property
for further security.
Halk tbs A aTua-a- UL.l.|.l
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nea-A correspondent of the New York
Nesus, writing from Washington, says
the full length portrait Of Gen Grant, by
Anfrobus, over tae door Of the rotunda,
attracts very general attention. The
likeness is perfect. Good judges pro-
nounce it the best portrait of Grant ex-
taut.
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EOR SALE-RESTOR c-rLrrv4T,~
n TSrto1 ~. excellent farm Of 81 acres
hA-,Hs DeP0L on. the Il. rafT-1ea- -
80 m nae stateof cultivation. hon
good orchards, with l.p1 bgsFei- sn nous
Uel or LiHn lbs fodder I'll bfrr ~
heAd OF sheer, 2ua ushefS roft-n g-
-o-A pltnlalE1A implements. reTrTs
Al tnlns a. hand and complete rg- d -
niet CJulge SWaine, ami Jal r. Ne-~--
AsMPl1' or myself, on the premlsA
A ID HT~NV
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FOR LEASE.
WORD TO -HOUSEKEEPERs
Sale Of City Property
Tuesday, January seth, 1866

Henry Kettman. Administrator Of John A.
Cook, decd. Ug.Oieorge Harbers and wife Eliza
beth, Catharine Hsrbers and Hannah Asset
meyer.
DY virtue CT an interlOcutory decree made on
ID the Chancery Side Of the Common Law and
Chancery Court OF the city OF Memphis, NOVem-
Der 18th, 1855, | viii sell 10 the highest bidder, at
Public Auction, at the Court House door, on
the 30th day Of January, 1896, between the
hours Of 10 and u n, the following described
real estate, viz: part OF Lot MOL, Block No.
81, situate, lying and being in that part Of the
city Of Memphis, Shelby county, state OF Ten
nessee, calledS South Memphis, AT the interSec-
ton of the east side Of Shelby or Front streets,
with the south side of Beale street, fronting 80
feet on Beale street, and 100 feet on Shelby or
Front street"
Terms or EE- third Cash, the balance
on SIX and twelve months time, the purchaser
held as additional security until the time pay
ments are fully paid.
de2S ids A. ASTON, Clerk & Master.
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Chaneery Sale of Real Estate
Tuesday, January Both, 1866.

W. p. York, Administrator dc bonis non OF
James h. Sloan, deceased, rs W. ID. Smith.
ID virtue Of an in-terlocutory decree made In
l VIII, on January 3oth, 1866, at the Court House
door, between the hours Of 10 o'clock A. NJ. and
II NJ. sell at Public Auction all the right, title
and interest OF W. D. Smith, in and to a certain
tract OF land described as follows, tO-wit: Being
in the ID Civil District Of Shelby county TeR.
nessee, on the waters Of Bear Creek, and is
bounded as follows: On the south by tile lands
OF Samuel Douglass, Samuel Rankin on the
east, JnO. H Jones on the north, James sloan.
Hi. Hill and Hal. Williams on the west, con-
tanning about one hundred and twenty acres.
TERMS OF SALE.-On a credit OF Z and Is
months
de.S IDS A ASTON Cfnri- & AEaetar
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rG- At Fort Kearny, on the morning
of the twenty-second, the thermometer
indicated a temperature Of twenty-eight
degrees below zero. In the hollows be
tween the fort and the Missouri river,
snow has drifted TO the depth of fifteen
to twenty feet.
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Chaneery Sale of City Lets
Tuesday, January seth, 1866,

C.s suIIman rs Winston j. Dayie and G. W
Lincoln.
D1 virtue Of an iDterlocutory decree made on
ID the Chancery Side OF the Common Law
and ChanceTy Court of the city Of Memphis
November 10th, 1853, ! viii sell for Cash, al
Public Auction, at the Court House door, on
the 5JIh OF January, l5E6, between the hours OF
10 and Y n TO the highest bidder, the follow.
ing lots OF grounds, situate in the city Of Mem-
phis, Shelby county, Tennessee Lot No. 6, in
Block No. %, on Beale street and part Of Lots
Nos 80 and SO on Madison street, the last
mentioned being the property OF q. W. Lin
coin.
de2S tbs A. ALSTON Clerk A Master
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CIianeery Sale of Real Estate,
Tuesday, January 3Oih, 1850.

james F. Merriman, admir-. etc, rs. Robert J.
Stannard e. a.
DY virtue Of an interlocutnry decrUe, made
ID on the Chancery side Of the Common Law
and Chancery Court OF the city of Memphis,
November 18th, 1865, 1 viii sell 70 the Highest
bidder, at Public Auction, at the Court House
between the hours or 10 and p NJ, the following
oescrlped Real Estate, viz: Situate, lying and
bang In the county Of Shelby. and State OF
Tennessee, a certain Lot OF Land, being lot No. 3
~ block ., Fort Pickering. and lot No 81, block
g Fort Pickering. :
TERMs OF SALE-A Credit Of sly months
de2S IDS A. ASTON, Clerk and Master.
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FUNERAL NOTICE

DIED, December 9th, JAMES THOMAS, infant
son OF William and Lizzie Lunn, aged 4 months
and g days. Friends and acquaintance OF the
family are respectfully invited 10 attend at 10
o'clock this day from their residence, No l5i
Second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-28

Ea-Mr. Raymond took strong grounds
in opposition to the extreme radicalism
Of Thad. Stevens. The President'spohcy
was steadily gaining ground in Congress
up 20 the adjournment.
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7
FINE ARKANSAS RIVER BOTTOM LAND.
From eight 10 ten thousand 'S.AOo 10 rGfsm
acres OF hne Arkansas River Bottom Lands.
lying twenty-five - miles below Little Rock,
on clear Lake. This Land IS above overflow.
and viii produce from one To two bales of cotton
per acre IL has heretofore been cultivated as
three separate Plantations. but lies in one h1Tv.
and can be conveniently worked a. n sfuris
Plantation From eighteen hundred 10 three
thousand tLsSU to aD1Uf acres are ready for cuI-
t~ivutiOn, about equally divided between the
three places A good Frame Dwelling House
IS on one place, and comfortable Log Dwelling
HOuses on each OF the others GOct Gin Houses
viii sell each place separately, or all To one
party.
Apply 20 r W. BARNES Agent
At Office OF j. G. McDade x Co
Cotton Factors, No. ~ Front street, up stas.
0ec8-lM Memphis, Tenn.
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de1-lw

NO THE y. NJ. D., No. 60. Sons
I 4 TemperaHce.--An members ofthis Lodge
are hereby ordered To be punetual in Attend
ance at the regular meeting, Thursday evening,
the 18th inst, 1855, at 7 O'Clock.
Election of officers for the ensuing term viii
be held. and members are earnestly requested
10 be prepares 10 pay lae1 dues on the same
evening. BY order Il. II. COOKE, W. p.
W, J.B. LoSspALEi RS de2z p
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RaS After tabling bloody resolutions
In regard to Mr.. Davis, the Indiana Leg
stature adjourned.
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B3@The great storm Of the tw%enty-frst
extended to Buffalo on the lakes, where
the turret Of ST Johns Church was in
jured, and the roof Of the Courier news
uauer building torn off.
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B5@ On a division Of the Fenian SEN
ate, only two are for 0'Mahony, one Of
whom is B. +. MAllin, Of tennessee.
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sg An anti-Fenian movement has
been commenced among the adopted cit
izens Of Ney York. At a large public
meeting they petitioned the Grand Jury
10 present an Indictment against the
President, senate and Cabinet 0 the so
called Irish Republic.
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Chancery Sale of City Lois,
The sOth of January, 1866.
Jacob Weller rs. W. D Fly

Jacob Weller rs. W. 7. Fly.
ID virtue of an mterl0cutory decree made IN
ID the above cause on the 22th or November.
lS5, l Will, on Tuesday, January the 51th. lS66.
at the Court HOUSE door, between the hours 81
10 4. II. and y N, sell at Public Auction the
following described property, to wit: Situated.
lying and being in Shelby county, Tennessee.
and in the city OF Memphis. Beginning at a
stake on Hospital Avenue, ~ feet from the
corner ofCentre street and Hospital Avenue al
a stake, thence north with said Avenue ~ feet
and i've inches TO a stake, thence parallel with
Centre street nuy-seven feet and eleven inches
10 n stake, thence south III feet and 8 inches,
thence west tS feet 10 the beginning; being the
same lot OF ground conveyed by A. 4 n. DeIap
tOW. ID. Fly.
TERMS OF SALE-On acreiit Of seven months.
deg tbs a. ALSrON, Clerk q Master.
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Good Dwelling M Cabins new Gin and Iron
Screw Press, andin Stock and Provisions some
s, 900 worth, all together, as they stand, si6,Ot
in specie or its equivalent. The place., without
the personally. is worth $4,000. There are
thirty-nve hands on the place.
We have several other places at low lowe
figures. Also, City Properly. Can on
BEARD & CARR,
Room No. %, jackson Block, Main st.
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Bz5- William L. Black, known as one
Of the Panama steamship. pirates, who
was sentenced TO be hung, and whose
sentence was eOmmuted by Gen.
well 10 imprisonment fer ten years.
has been ,9ardonel by the President.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-28

BT A dispatch to the New York Tri-
J,aae says the gravity Of the House was
upset when Mr.. Stevens introduced the
credentials Of Mr.. Yarmouth as delegate
from the Territory Of Louisiana.
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Chancery Sale Of City Lots,
on
Tuesday, January 3OtiI, 1866.

Claiborne Deloach, Administrator Of inc. Nc.
Namara, decd, Is. Elizabeth Nj. McNamars
et az
d. virtue OF an interlocutorv decree rnade in
ID thea above cause OF the 9Th Of December
ls5, will on January Sth, 1866, at the Couri
House door, between the hours of 10 A.. N. and
Il N sell al Pubic Auction the following de-
scribed lot ofland, in the city OF Memphis, in
shelby county, Tennessee, viz: A certain Lot
lying between the Pigeon Roost road and Court
street in said CRY, being part Of Lot No. 5, OF
the subdivision OF Couhty Lot No. go, formerly
OF the estate Of James p. Hardaway, deceased.
said Lot is north Of Court street.
TERMS OF ALE-On a credit Of seven, twelve
and eighteen months.
de2s tbs a. ASTON, Clerk Master.
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IA The Sandusky Register isinformed
that a singular disease has broken out
among the chickens in Portland town.
ship, in Erie county. 1t first mahifests
itself about the comb and gilIs, which
usually turn black, and a singular gap
ping or sneeEing, at which stage the fowl
tumbles over l~ifeless. 1t has already APP
peared in many different parts Of the
county.
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SPLENDID PIANOS.
Fresh Eggs.
JUST RECEIVED.
AND FOR SALE,

50 bxS. Chas. Farre Champagne,
- Direct Importation
100 bags Cotton Yarns, ass'd sizes,
10 boxes Cuba Sugars.
100 bbls. Refined sugar,
100 cases Herrings,
20 bags Black Pepper,
20 bags Alspioe.
go lbs. Nutmegs,
80 lbs. Cloves,
Is coils Grass Rope,
100 cases assorted Pickles.
50 half bblS. Mackerel,
100 kits MaekereI,
roo kegs 3alo gal. Stewards n. Y. Slrun.
100 kegs Lard. ""p'
10 tcs. Fresh Sugar Cured Hams.
50 eases Plantation BltterS,
100 boxes RalSlns. In Or, hL. and whole
iO0 boxes Virginia Tobacco,
100 eases oysters,
100 boxes Candy, assorted.
Also, a Large stock Of
PLANTATION SUPPLIES.
WoRMLEY, JOY 4 co,
deH Nv $40 Front street.
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La A Mr.. Morrison and his wife, Of
Madison county, Ill, were drowned on
the twenty-second, while attempting,
with a team, to cross the river at st.
Louis, on the ice.
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MOORE, LEWIS & GoVsN
oe- W - Front st-.sf

p~LANTATION FOR SAIE-A
L GOOD tHANeE FOR 4 EAei-FTE- 81
oher for sale my plantation. living e.rHr r.rs
soulh or Wythe Depot. Fayetts county. Tenn
Lue tract contains about lIru acres. 90 aar-s
cleared ana In good state or cultivation. equal
N ivTtllty aud other advantages 10 arv ia tE-
country II has a good frame dwelling WIN
* Eooins, tEeiNe cabins, new gin aud ure--
Ice house and stables.
FCF further Information apply To
EOMLkES STFFFFY
- Jefferson street.
Memphis, Tenn
He-l-lm FSHELTUN.
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HS~The railroad between Washington
and Richmond is 70 frequently obstructed
by the placing o. ties on the track, tear
ing UP Of rails, etc, that the night trains
have been discontinued.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-28

IA The estimates for the Navy have
been cus down one half by the apprsJ RI
alton committee. II is said the war es-
Inmates will be pruned to the same ex
tent.
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nj HItfS FOR SALE--For-te
VI hukius have 100 me Vor-v E--+
suiss lf sale az hauiwicE. Paue-s1r ~.
uu |" shlugtou street. between rb5-s
ana e1rth- Csl soon ifyou want a barz-.r
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na- Nine vessels were wrecked of
sandy Hook during The recent gale.
Three lives were lost. Two men We're
saved Off on entered bonnd barges. The
last sen Of the Captain and his wife,
hey were clipging to q raft.
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nn- According to the New York Tri-
61pie, the Radicals see nothing in the
message Of the President covering Grants
report to change their views.
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B0 The Naval Academy is to be re-
moved from Annapolis, but the new To-
cation has not yet been designated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-28

r-Capt. G. r.. walbridge, Military
Snne,srtendent Of the Old Capitol Prison,
has returned 10 Washington. He con-
,,eved tbe prisoners, Winder, Duncan
and Gee. TO The respective points to
which they had been ordered. Winder
was aiken tq Richmond, and turned over
10 Gen. Terry, Gee wa left at Raleigh
IN charge of Glen. Ruger, and duncan
was conveyed to Savannah and placed
me custody Of Gen. Steadman. Ihey
bie oeir!sd by military commissions
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-28

b9- Seven thousand voters of the Dis
trict AZ Columbia cast their suffrages
againstnegro voting. Seventy-fve voted
in its favor.
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First Monday in February Next
PROFESSORS:
NATHAN GREEN, SR., IL. D..
NATHAN GREEN, JR., L. b.
Course of Study

Course of Study.
JUNIOR CLAss.-Caruthers' History of a Law
Suit Walkers American Law, Sfenbens'
PrOmmiSsory Notes.
MIDDLE C~LAsS-Story on Bailments. Story
on Agency. Story's Equity Jurisprudence.
Bishops criminal Law.
SENIOR CLAsS-Story on Conflict of Laws.
ANGEL and Ames on Corporations. LOmax on
executors Parsons en- Contracts. Fourth Kent
reviewed. Story on the Constitution.
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Are also with this celebra-
ted Circus, whose perform
ance created snch a Juror
here last spring. This
company in all its depart
ments may now safely
assert that it has no equal
in the WORLD. 1t has
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pa The title to Fort Pillow, according
TO Washington dispatches, vests on Mrs.
Booth, the relict Of the Major command
ing h a post when Forrest stormed 1t.
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SPLENDID PLANTATIONS
FOR SALE.

400 ACRES, 600 in cultivation, on Arkan-
HUI SaS river. 10 miles. above Napoleon.
AL buildings necessary for aiming ana IN
complete order. WIN be sold on liberal terms
Owner desires TO remain in Georgia. One OF the
best places in the State
1000 Acres in Levi Circle" near Laconia
GOO acres ready for planting; will be sold ex'
ceedingly low for cash.
1928 Acres on Arkansas river, lSmiles from
Napoleon, 100 acres cleared. Cheap on liberia
time.
FOR LEASE.
s0O Acres of Cleared Land eight mile
south of Little Rock, AL necessary
houses. VIII be leased for one with privilege
Of two years, at reasonable rates. The land
will average a bale to the acre.
MONSARRAT, LANIER CO.,
deS lot Real Estate Brokers.
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BS-Mr. Smythe, President Of the Cen
tral National Bank Of New York, is the
most favored aspirant for the New York
C0llectorship.
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MISSISSIPPI COTTON FARM
For Sale on

: tHafca eounE, ~conf1ining 81 acres nva
heiena; 0eScEHs oi Cleaned land. SO OF vsie6
- ehl5eiy above overflow. Soil inexhsusrbf.
uS1 - ~ and nslto two hraes per acre,
for terms apply 10 the UNDERSIGNED x-.rf a.
Ssai NJ Is HoRNuR, Agent
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For sALE~T~onew two story Hoa.s

ol a1.s1n street, seven rO~E each. ci-f.--s
ol.ouAulngA nl'een years eround 49,
- gwen on OF about The first Fehrrs-v
a year. RFVTu~ = ~ fAeD
der lW - $500
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saOz5o in Gain.

There are thirty hands on the place, and ii
adjoius a similar one which was I'D on the
9th instant for the same price. u 4. john &
Franklin, Tiiin, Ohio, only Il Is a Oetter place
than that.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-28

nG Brig.-G lei Eaton, Assistant Com
missioner Of the Freedmen's Bureau, has
resigned.
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~ 1AIION FOR SAIF-Ws
oleL LoI sale "a very superior cotton Piruf4-
~ lou. mites rom The river, iu Bolivar TO-
snLs strictly a No place. ON Whlrh trr--
4uhdfed naies OF cottOn were uiare In ran
gin house, framed cablu~In 14rf su 90
p'4thrhE 9l "a complete cotton plantation
Also, Tor Rent, a place aflOufuv no -t-.-.
acres open Both places nave Eaa- g-.--f
uurihs Lhe war. They ale the pr1p=rfv "a
gentleman OF south Carolina, and q grlsf ~
cotton next year- As these ullntgrf1.a 49,
unslrp9Ssed 5y any I'm the Mississippi VALLEY
e Nouid invite attention 70 them f1rruIfr-
for Iuriher particulars, inquire OF.
de2s Nv
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EXCELSIOR.
Keep it before the People,
that this is no counterfeit
presentment, but the orig
inal aud only Dan Rice,
who lately Joined Mr..
Howes TrOup while ut
Mobiles and has performed
TO delighted thousands in
all the principal citiss on
the river.
The wonderful, original
and only real
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par "CIcILIAN'sn Christmas letter is
too good TO be laid over and lose its time
illness, and so we maize for it by
c~urtsiling our space.
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~ a Grand and hnpo-
sing Procession will take
place on the 35th instant,
at II o'clock, through the
streets, in which the La
dies viii appear on horse
back. Also, the perform
ens, dressed in beautiful
Roman costume, preceded
by the splendid English
Band Chariot with the
COmpany's celebrated
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R5-The Kentucky Legislature re-as.
sembles on the tenth proximo.
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Storage.

=. eial Hotel, has Isassd ne sfsbieSsq T-e
NAY, on Court slrceL and couxe9tci
h,eha lrto thc nnest Warehouse In IN.
bales Of couon- a fne lon Ar drv sferSee M
Soeid Dc happy 10 recsfVe the uafronarc OF
49, ~ friends aud he puodc In EsneraL.
e-Nhh :. II. MONROE
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We wish everyreader Of the APPEAL a
merry hristmasa and happy New Year.
CICILIAN.
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Fine Brick Residence with Rooms,

Is Cabins, n OF which are Of Brick;
Large stable, Barnes, Gin, Mill, etc, and per,
s9naity In Corn, Fodder, Pork. stock Cattle and
Hogs, Mules. Wagons, Household Furniture,
ETC.. worth in currency $4,000. All, as they
for
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1920 Acres,

- -
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Notice.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT.
Ninth AGENCY, !
NOZZLE. DeGsa1ber IL, 1865.


TREASURY D-EFARrMENT,l
NINTH AGENCY,
MOBILE. beNSalber 10, 1855.
nHE larxe auartity Of captured cotton be.
longing 10 the United states. which Ia,
been stolen or otherwise WrOngfuHy taken, ane
which is now concealed CT ha- Been disposed O
in fraud Of the United states. hSs Induced the
Secretary OF the Treasury to authorize and d.
rect such action as VIII lead to its recovery
where 10 can be recovered, or the recovery Oft,
v8lue, where Il has been disposed OF and can
act be reached.
All persons are hereby notified that sinner.
rising Agent James NJ. Tomeny, at Mobile and
David q. BarRitz, II Memphis, are reSpecfiveiv
authorized to pay 0ne-touTth Of Ell such cotton
IS shall be delivered 10 them az siobfle or
Memphis.
Any person through whose infarmanon and
efforts any lot OF such cotton shall he !, deiiv-
cred, viii receive One-fOurth of IL AZ nh COM
pensation therefor.
The Government viii not he Liable t,r tha
payment OF any expenses or charges. .rhese
must be paid cut OF the one fourth. and SC that
the three-fOurths retained by the GoveruI tent
- received in Mobile or at Memphis ifee OF All
expenses or charges
Any person through whose anu
Efforts the government shall Be enaoeet IN
cases where the property Itself
reaehea. 70 recover psy naeni tof er ~ ~
ton which has been disposed OF m tran1 % tae
United States. viii be paia one-tonFth OF the
sum 50 recovered.
compensation will please - ceihHtaA'oAtc Win
Mr.. Tomeny or Mr.. BarnitL
WI. Z. NEAIfEN,
der iw General AGENT Treasury Dept
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-28

WORMLEY. JOY 4 Co,
deH Nv $40 Front street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-28

Small Clreuses usually
visiting the towns IN the
Mississippi river sink into
perfect inSignifganee
when p with this
leviathan combination
OF Seth b. HoweS.