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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-28

Our stock at present (and 70 which We ar
making daily ad1itiOns, consists IN part OF
30 Hhds. prime n. o. Sugars,
10 Hhds. prirae p r. Sugars,
10 Hhds. N. O.Clarified Sugars,
25 Bbls. Crushed Sugars.
10 do Powdered Sugars. -
% Csks. Clear Sides. .
25 Bbbls. Mess Pork.
10 Bxs. Breakfast Bacon.
10 do Beef Tongues.
5 Tierces Dried Beef.
80 Bbls. Flour, assorted brands.
50 Kegs Molasses.
% Hlf. Bbls. Molasses.
20 Bbls. Molasses.
100 Kegs Nails, assorted.
100 Kits No. ] Maekerel.
100 do 2 MaekereL
100 do s Mackerel.
25 do Mess Maekerel.
% do Fresh Salmond.
50 HlE. bbls. l and > MaekereI.
20 Bbls. No. l Mackerel.
20 do 2 MackereI.
% do 3 MaekereI.
80 Dozen Buckets.
20 Nests Tubs.
25 Dozen Sleeves.
80 Boxes Government Soap.
80 do Superfine Palm Soap.
. Hlt bbls- DENLY d Day Whisky.
20 Bbls. Whisky.
p Gases fresh Blaekberries.
% Cases fresh Raspberries.
80 Gases fresh Strawberries.
20 Gases fresh Cherries.
10 Cases fresh green Cages.
IS Cases fresh Peaches.
10 Cases fresh Cranberry Sauce.
50 Cases fresh assorted Pie Fruits.
10 Gases fresh Spanish Olives.
10 Gases fresh Capers.
10 Cases fresh CLAIMS.
10 Cases fresh Salmon.
5 Gases fresh Maekerel in cans.
5 Gases fresh cooked Turkeys.
3 Cases fresh cooked Chickens.
5 Cases fresh Mincemeat.
10 Gases BOrdeD's Condensed Cream,
10 Cases BOrden's Condensed Milk,
80 Cases Soda Crackers.
50 Sacks choice Ris Coffee.
80 Packets old Flo Govt Java Coffee.
% Chests choice Green and Black Teas.
II Bags Singapore Pepper.
5 Bags Allspiee.
10 Cases Wheeler & Merritts Pickles,
gals, I gals. and qurts.
80 Gases best brand Cove Oysters.
20 Cases spiced Oysters.
rs Gases Bird Eye Pepper Sauce.
so Cases Tomato Catsup.
80 Gases assorted barrel JeIlies.
25 Fresh ~Pineapples in glass.
20 Gases fresh Pineapples in q cans.
100 Kegs Prime Leaf Lard.
5 Cases P. and MerrilI's Portable Lem
Onade.
50 Bbls. Coles FFFG Flour.
20 Gases Coleman's Mustard.
20 Gases genuine Olive Oil.
50 Baskets Piper Heidsiek Wine.
so Gross assorted Toilet Soaps.
80 Boxes German Soap.
10 Half bbls. raw Herring.
10 boz. London Club Sauce.
10 Doe. Currie Powder.
5 Gases Y Y Cream Tartar.
l Case Nutmegs.
10 Gross small Blueing.
IS boz. assorted BrooHas.
25 Doc. Clothes Lines.
10 Coils Wheel and Well Rope.
25 Nests Market Baskets.
30 boz. Washboards.
IS Bills. fine Old Bourbon and Rye.
2 Casks Otard and Hennessey Brandy.
5 Casks Claret Wine.
25 Gross Railroad, Steamboat and Great
MOgul Cards.
00,000 Cigars Of the finest imported and
domestic brands.
so Pieces Bagging.
50 Coils Rope,
All goods guaranteed as represented, and de-
hvered in the city FREE OF CHARGE
TOOF, RHILLIPS & CIRODE,
nov5-3m nOlsl Corner Court and Front SIS.
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VIII leave for the above and all intermediate
landings on
FRIDAY, lst December, at 3 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
LAKk1 HAkMSIAD, lAoents
n. B. Shippers may rely on the Tycona re-
naming in the above trade permanently.
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Beautiful Party Silks just received by
Menken, Brothers & Co
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SALE OF
VALUABLE RIVER LANDS
IN Upton

Bill in Chancery 10 Sell Lands for Division, etc.
Emmai r. Rose and ethers rs. Z. II. Munforl
Administrator, etc, e. al
DURSUANT TO a decretal order OF the Hon
Chancery Court Of C0vingtOn, made in this
cause AT November term, 1865, l will sell to the
highest bidder, at the Courthouse in Coying-
ton, on Monday. the LIST day Of January next,
the following described lands, belonging to the
heirs OF the late DR.. II. +. Rose, to-wit:
534 acres lying on the Tennessee Chute OF
the Mississippi river, opposite Island No .,
about eight miles below Randolph, adjoining
the lands OF Is. Payne, II. Sullivan and :. j.
Rose; about 40 acres cleared andin cultivation
with a front of near half a mile on the river,
hat neUer overnows; and some very hne land
running back TO the blun; this Is a very val
Two tracts. one Of 30 and the other 100 acres,
adjoining each other, and the lands OF William
Coward, NJ Phelps, aud others, two miles south
OF Randolph a small Improvement ON the 2G
acre tract, where r. J. Jones now lives.
Five small tracts OF 10 acres each and one OF
three acres, where DR.. Rose formerly lived,
adjoining the town of Randolph, and near each
other.
Two tracts adjoining, on Hstchie river, at the
mouth Of Indian creek, four miles from Ran
dolph, one OF ~ aud the other - acres, said to
have hne timber on IL for lumber
A small island, 10 acres, opposite Island No,
"a, in the Tennessee Chute OF the Mississippi
river.
Five tracts, all adjoining, making S7GsS acres
lying ON The lower end, or point OF Island Ne.
q. or Miller's Island, - four miles above Ran.
dolph, most OF it very fine rich land, we'll tim
bercd, ana suited for the wood business or rails
ing stock; some 10 or 50 acres cleared, that viii
make a bale of cotton to the acre. This is 10
a superior location for firminE, or the wood
business, as hands would not there have oppor-
tunities or temptations 10 leave or run about.
These lands will be divided 10 suit purchasers
and sold FOR one-haIfC Cash, the balance payable
in y months; notes with at least two good
securities required and liens retained until the
purchase money is paid. All who wish TO make
good investments % their "~greenbackS,'
should attend this sale.
R.H. MTNFORD Clerk and Master.
November 2, 1863. nO2-law4w(W
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Bed BlsaIsets very cheap at Menken, Broth
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R~EcoRDEE's CoURr-The city during the past
1--WE or six days, has been unusually quiet
onK ten arrests were made by the police on
Tuesday night last, from which the sum OF
sixty-f0ur dollars were collected
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The FaSmaa Ties We're more used
and gave more general satisfaction than all
Others used before the rebellion, and is now
being again introduced. We shall keep on
hand a full supply, and offer it at low rates to
city dealers and consumers. VIM. kenan Hill,
strange & Co, Agents for the manufacturers
daI4 2r
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CITY ITEMS.

Thanks.-MessrS Emmons & son have our
thanks for late papers; also, dr. J. v Lewis OF
the Atlantic and Mlssissippi Ooh-
pany, and the officers Of the steamer DE
Vernon.
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Rutter, Cheese, Bacon, Potatoes
Onions. Rye Flour, CettSn Seed etc
10 hair barrels extra choice BGp Bpi'eri 10
boxes New York Factory Cheese, very thel
% boxes choice breakfast Bacon; 100 barieh
choice Peach Blow Potatoes ~ oAFreh
onions: 80 barrels Rye Flour; go bushels Co'
ton seed. and 80 dozen broOms, in store ano Ii
sale at tie current market value, By n IA WI
an : 70, 40. I2 Front street de-'--
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Lovely Party silks received at Menken,
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The = and Our Young
Folks for JazuaTy.-Ne are indebted 70
MesSrN Blelock & Co, for copies OF these maya
zines for January. Lovers OF literature can De
supplied with reading material OF almosteVery
description, by calling at Bleioeks, on Main
str,at one door south Of Monroe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-28

weather and Busfness-
The weather continues sultry and damp with
occasional showers OF rain.
Business on the landing yesterday wore quite
a lively aspect. The shipments for ports below
were unusually large.
me river is rising rapidly-about twenty-six
inches in the past twenty-fOur hours.
Since our last report the following have
been the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-28

Attention Fenian BrOtherhOOd.-A
meeting of Mitchell Circle Of the Fenian
brotherhood, viii be held at 81 Jefferson
street, this evening al seven o'clock pre-
cisely. Important Circulars from Headquar-
tiers have been received, and VIII be read 70 the
meeting A fun attendance Of all members d,
raguastAi. BY order. d. Il. HAYES,
Secretary
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-28

A MIsrAKE.-In our issue OF Tuesday last, in
writing OF the murder OF Foley, on south
street. We stated thata house OF IN repute was
the scene OF the occurrence. In this we were
mtsnformed, and take pleasure IN hastily cor
recdnE, in justice 10 the Misses Cowder, the
ernnneoue Statement
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Pianos i-PianOs at reduced rates From now
till the nrst Of January, F. katzenhaeh, 81
Main street, proposes 90 sell his magnificent
stock % Pianos a. less than regular New YORK
retail rates. besides saving 10 the purchaser
amount OF neighl and cost Of stool and cover.
I.-2g-lW
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Memphis sEd Charleston Railroad
NoUce TO PasseHgerS-Ry applying FOR tickets
al No. - Court street yen will avoid the crowd
At the Depot Ticket ONE, and have less trouble
!, Getting 70 the cars Through tickets for sale
70 an PRINCIPAL cities Omnibus ONCE at The
- Mace. JULIUS HAYDEN,
daa,-tm Passenger Agent.
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Gold Eagle ResiaurnnL-Birds, beasts
fish, vegetables, sauces, spices, rehshes and
stimuIantS Everything that the appetite
whether vicious from abstinence, feeble from
indulgence, or weak from sickne cas- crave
can be found at the Gold Eagle Restaurant j.
Is nearly opposite the APFEAL office, ON Madi
sln sIueat.
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MEMPHIS AND CINCINNATI PACKET co.
FOR Cairo Louisville and Cincinnati
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w. II. PaSsmore a Go. will sell, as sdver-
tised, the elegant furniture at the residence OF
r. 7. Torian. Esq, on Beal street, near yelling
ton. All who wish to get splendid furniture
ShouIl 20.
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u g. MAIL LINE
MEMPHIS & WHITE RIVER PAChEI ".
VorHelenn- DuvaE's Bluff, Augusta and
J-aeksOnpOrt-
lfS
This snIeudid passenger steamer @
will leave as above on -
FRIDAY. the 18th instant, at pm
LARRY HARMSIAD, agent.
Il Jefferson street
ES Front street.
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Last Week Of the great reduction sale OF
dry Foods at Mack, Bros. & Bohm's, No. Isl Main
le1T Il
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MetroPOIitaH--The finest LIQUORS in this
city always on hand. A splendid lunch served
every day, and the table Of the restaurant fur
uished with everything the market affords,
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REGULAR WEEKLY WHITE RIVER
PACKET
For DuVaII's Bluff. Little Rock. De- Are,
Augusta, JaeksOnPOrt,
And all Way Landings
The new and magnificent side If
wheel steamer -
GOT
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Valuable Holiday Gifis.-We have greatly
enlarged our stock OF Diamonds, Watches
Jewelry, siIverwsre and Fancy Goods, nwhleh
viii be found many choice articles for the gan
season. FIJI Clark co,
Couero NJ Main and Madison streets.
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Coiam binn Gin.
Columbian Gin.

Last Week OF the great reduction sale OF
dry goods at Mack, Bros a Bohm's, No.& Main
street. der g.
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For she HOIidays.-OuT friends G. II. Eb-
bert a Co, No. so second street, have in store
= fun supply OF the choicest brands OF WHISTLES
Wines, etc, especially for the holidays
Their Scotch and Irish Whistles are supurb
Especially do they commend 20 the lovers o
fine drinks, an article OF Peach and Apple
Brandy warranted five years old. Their Ales
and Porters challenge comparison.
Ben and Charlie are known 70 be c~nnnoiseurs
Of The good things in their line, and viii be
pleased 10 furnish u~ndeniable proof OF the cor
rectness OF our representation II
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On Change :.

On Charge
MEMPHIS, TRSS., Dec. q, 1855.
II. AFp al : In your issue ofthe leth inst,
/ am summoned into court TO defend myself
froE the charge Of establishing 50 high a tariff
on the Memphis and Charleston Railroad, be-
tween Memphis n North Alabama as to
drive trade from Memphis TO Louisville and
Cincinnati. The article appears as editorial,
and you must therefore De held responsible for
the facfs contained in Il. By IN examination
ofthe tariff on the several railroads leading
into Memphis, you viii find that OF the Mem
phis and Charleston to be. the lowest OF them
an Again, compare the rates on the Louisville
and Nashville and Nashville and Decatur
r~oads-both Of them having been built ap and
sustained during the war by the United States
Government, and turned over to their owners
in good order-and you win Still Ind that the
Memphis and Charleston road carries freight
20 all portions of North Alabama from Mem
phis, cheaper than it can be carried from Lou
i~sville, and very much cheaper than from Gin
einnati.
It is a well known fact that freight can be
carried by water at much lower rates than by
land. Long befCge The war the Memphis and
Charleston Railroad built a costly branch road
from Tuscumbia to Florence, In order to gain
the advantage Of the longer line OF water COM
munieation, and the shorter rail, toenable them
TO compete with the Nashville and Louisville
line to Chattanooga, Georgia and the CaroIinas.
II we have thus built a branch road IN order to
transport freight at low rates from ST. Louis
and other Western cities to Georgia and the
CaroIinas, is it strange that the people of Flor
once should prefer their freight shipped by the
river instead Of rail
For the acts relative to the charges, l refer
you to the following tariffs:
LIST Glass. ID Class. 81 Class
Louisville to Nash
vile, lSj miles - g 30
Nashville to Deca-
tur, III niles % 81 @
Total Louisville to 81
Local rates Decatur
TO Huntsville NJ.
&C. L. H. ~ y
Total Louisville to
Decatur is the only point to which freight for
North Alabama can be brought by these roads,
and from thence it mus be distributed by she
Memphis and Charleston road and charged at
their local rates-say from . to 60 cents per 100
pounds.
Ist Class. d Class. 81 Glass.
The Memphis and
Charleston tarIm
from Memphis
10 Decatur, lSs
miles, S. IN IS IS
To Hunts
In order that you may do justice to the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad, please compare
the following tariffs, and see ffthe rates charged
on this are higher than those charged on other
roads, similarly situated, all OF them having
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Crews ROgaH a Wilson, Cotton FACTORS
800 bro8t street, ogor icr sale OF rent one OF the
best prairie pla0es IN Mississippi Hiye them a
call They viii oner you great Inducements
DEF q
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We would call lac attention Of teachers
and Others having control OF schools, to the
advertisement OF John Z. Morton q Co, OF
Louisville. Ky. The principles upon which one
may form a correct Judgment in regard 20 the
merits OF a school book seems TO be this; Tbs
book. both 50 far as the work OF the author as
COMPILER is concerned, and that OF the printer.
should BE- as ~faultless as it is possible for q book
10 become. There can be no excuse for any
negligence which may be manifest in a schoo
book. We have examined the series Of Read
srs edited by Prof Buler with great care, anu
everywhere find assurance that the work o.
preparing them for The press has teen executed
with the last degree Of fidelity. Prof Butler.
As evidenced by his Grammar, is a thorough
scholar and sound critic, and mis- fine attain
ments have been applied in perfecting Those six
volumes with great good judgment Il would
lie difhcult 20 find a fault in point OF punctua-
lion or style throughout the books; and, while
the matter Of the hrst three volume Is most
happily adapted 10 excite the Interest OF the
class Of pupils for whom they are prepared
that OF the upper Readers, and especially OF The
sixth. i. anexcelled. Indeed, the sixth Reader
is very valuable book for the general library
asa mark Of reference. We are grauhed n De-
Jog able 10 stale that the ablest teachers in our
citv entertain similar views IN regard % these
/ sehool books, and should our School Board see
gt 10 restore them 10 their former positions IN
orr schools We certainly shall be well pleased
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-28

Cheap FurnitUre.-rhe attention OF house
keepers is directed to the advertisement o.
Ames Woodbury., who have a large lot OF
f1rnffure al very cheap prices.
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wholesale Buyers should go 70 Menken,
pr,f,er,k cos. Main and Cou5t streets and
Sc ne contents Of 100 cases new cheap goods
th., hoe inst receiVed.
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Iron Hoops and ies.-tasmahn oS'
bratsd button and improved Hoops . no
for sale by W. KeEsn Hin, strange Snos~7
Front Street usAa~"
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stock Buyers attend The large sale Of mules
mares. horses. carriage, wagons, harness anc
new dray with license, this morning at ten
O'Clock. by George kellogg. at Lutz, Windle&
Goa stable, No. Al and B South Court street,
Court SQUARE.
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Opera Sacks and CIoaks just received b.
Menken, Brothers & Co.
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In order that you may do justice to the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad, please compare
the following tariffs, and see ifthe rates charged
on this are higher than those charged on other
roads, similarly situated, all Of them having
sndsred materially during the war
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-28

sh.., AVID see tle basqulnesM
Eenker, Brothers q Cos
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Lumber.-A large assortment Of lumber al
ways on hand at I. J. Bice's lumber yard, foo'
OF Adams street Persons contemplating the
erection Of houses should examine their stock
before making their bills elsewhere
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oIera cloaks, received by Menken, hfos. %.
II. y. Treat, Madison street, near the bayou.
Heavy stock OF agricultural implements
R-lacksmithing of every description. Wagons
made 10 order. Call on H. 2. Treat for any
thing from a Tho 20 an engine.
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hand land constantly receivtBgl one OF the
largest stocks OF goods in my line ever brought
10 this city, all Purchased for Cash, and am pre-
pared to sell at Lower figures than any house
in the city. To close cash buyers [ can offer So
perior Inducements. Call and examine my
Stock and Prices, and become satisfied. Ny
stock consists, in part, of the articles:
A general assortment PLAIN and fancy
Candies,
Raisins, whole, half and quarter boxes,
Cream Nuts, Can Honey,
Almonds, Can Green Peas,
Filberts, Can Green Corn,
Figs, Can Maekerel.
Currants, Can Tomatoes,
Citron, Tomato Catsup,
Honey in Glass, Pepper Sauce,
Jellies in Glass, Sardines, I 81 bxs.,
Preserves in Glass, HOLSTERS, I& 2 lbs,
Brandy Psae : Pickles k ! t b and
Peaches in Glass, Pickles, bbls. &1do.
Pineapples in Glass, strip, bbls. & J do,
Can Peaches Crushed Sugar,
Can Plnsapples, Reid A Coffee do.
Can 6asP6erries, Powdered Sugar,
Can Blaekberries, Brown Sugar,
a STRAWBERRIES, Flour, all grades,
Picked Oysters, Picnled Beets,
Cove Oysters, 2Piekled Lebsters,
10, cans Salmon, 1&2Ib. cans
Celeprtaed FFFG Flour,
Candles, Starch,
CARROTS Snuff in bottles s5d paeks.
Maekerel in bbls, & Iii. bbIs., Nos. l, .
and 5,
Mackerei in kits, Nos. /, 9, and 8,
zOl,0O0 Cigars, all grades,
Fine Cut Tobacco in foil, differet Brands,
Fine Cut Tobacco in half bbls.,
May Apple Tobacco,
A large assortment Of Tobacco, different
brands,
Spices, all descriptions, ground & whole,
Buckets, Tubs, Brooms, Washboards, etc.
Mustard in small and large pkgs.,
Playing Cards, Worcester. Sauce,
Backing London Club Sauce,
indigo, German Scan,
Cream Tartar, Palm Soap,
Nut Megs, Rio & Java Coffee,
Blueing,
so hb1s. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky,
20 bbls. Imitation Bourbon Whisky,
25 bbls. Orange Valley Whisky,
Fine Brandy Claretin es'ks&bots.
Sherry, Curasoe,
Mede1rA Absynthe,
Fort
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKS.!
Just Received as large an assortment of Fire
Works "A was ever brought TO this city, ia part
as follows:
500 boxes Fire Crackers
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Moire Antiques at 81 sea yard, at Menken
Rrothe-s q Co.'S.
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last Week OF the great reduction sale OF
dry goods al Mack, Bros. q bohmS' ~"
street
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OGaee-NO. 10 Madison Street.
Onr Bnsiness Omce
The Mails Close,

VIII be opened from 5 O'Clock A. NJ un+u
?. n. Advertisers viii please bear uas IL mihu
and hand in their favor early.
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Iadie. should Go and see the basqinesa al
MenEen. brothers & Co.'S.
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aoire Antiques at 81 50 yard, at MenkeR
R-otbfrs 4 Co.'S.
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Columbian Cir.

Ladies should 60 and see the b~asquines al
NJ. 49, A g.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-28

= Lot Of Novelties. in ladies sacks sn'
orera cloaks, received by NTenken, Bros. & Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-28

EIegant Party silks just received by Men
Ean nrr.nnnN %
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New Musie.-"WearI1E Of the Green, ave
Miss Thee, Music O. the FOOTBALL "sing
Birdy Sing A" at II. Bernsnds, 80 Main street
Bedford inquirer. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1857-1884, 1865-11-03
CoIonizing the South.

1t has been made public that Governor
Andrews of Massachusetts has declined the
Presidency of the Antioch College for the
purpose of carrying out plan in connection
with otherinfuential gentlemen, to introduce
free labor into the South and by this means
rapidly develope its immense agricultural
and mineral resources. The project we un-
derstand eontemplates the establishment of
a central office in this city where the owners
Of lands in the slave States can become ac-
quainted with Northern purchasers and thus
a stream of emigration be organized which
will fill certain sections Of the South with a
population having Northern energy and
ideas Branch offices viii also be instituted
in all the former slave States. In this way,
for instance it is hoped to reconstruct
Louisiana, on basis that will root cut the
spirit as well as the practices of slavery, and
secure to freedmen their right not only in
the courts but also to become land owners.
As the project goes, on European immi-
grafton may be introduced to settle particu-
lar Southern regions. The whole scheme is
upon the most enlarged scale and is under
the charge of gentlemen abundantly able to
meet all the exigencies that can arise in the
course of its development Governor An
drew will most likely be the president of the
organization and under his able manage
ment we should expect the enterprise to
prove successful and be productive of much
good to very many of the Southern States.
ErGageliSt