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The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28

Bob, Harry Smith has one of the great
est carioeitieS you ever saw"
'DOs't say bOA-wkat il it?"
"A tree that never sprouts, and becomes
smaller the older it grows"
Well, thas'sa curiosity. Where did be
get it?"
From California.
What is tas name Of itl''
"Axletree--is onos belonged to Califos.
pia omnibusl'
Scene closes, by Bob tAassing IN inkesand
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Thc National Lincoln Monument
The Question of As Location
A Silly Threat from Nrs. Lin-

HS SSaVutt kAiECGAm NAOmaIEsr @Est
The Question Of its location
A Siiiy Threat from tsrs. Nar.
coin.
Special Dispatch to the Chicago Republi
can.
SPRINGFIELD, ILL.,, June 9.
Wrs, Lincoln has written letter to the
National Monument Association, NOTIFYING
them that unless the monument were erec,
ted over the Presidents remains ut Oak
Ridge, and deed given her OF the lot or
which ii was 10 be placed. she would 40
eept a proposition for the removal of tho
remains to Washington.
Gov. OgleSby and Ex-Secretarv Of State
latch have been sent to consult with Mrs.
Lincoln, at Chicago. on the subject of the
location Of the monument.
From the Springfield In.) Journal, Juus
u.
As the letter here referred to did not an.
pear to he in Mrs. Lncolns Handwriting,
and thinking there might be some doubt as
to its gcnuiness, the Association requested
us TO make no allusion to it until confer.
ence could be had with that lady on the
subject. But as publicity has already been
given it, is not out of place at once to let
the pblic understand that, besides the pron,
erty selected by the Monument Association,
the city has rendered and set apart o very
beautiful piece Of ground in Oak Ridge
Cenctry for President Lieoln's remains. -
But so far as the deed to either is con.
ccrned, the Monument Association, we are
informed, very seriously question the bro.
priety Of building national monument to
Mr.. Lincoln upon private property, and
hence they are disposed to think, wherever
it may be finally determined to build the
monument, that the title should be either
in the National Monument Association, or
in the State, or in the General Government
and not in any one individual The people
of the nation who are contributing money
for that purpose, are doing 40 under the i'm
preston that the proposed monument is 70
be public and not private property. What
influence an threat may have in changing
the views Of the Association remains to be
seen, but the people of Illinois who loved
Mr.. Lincoln so well, will be slow and sorry
to believe that Mrs. i can seriously enter.
tain the idea of sendingthe honored remains
back to Washington. Hence the result of
Gov. Ogleeby and Mr.. IIatch's interview
with Mrs L., on this subject will he awaited
with some interest.
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28

A JOHN Bur.t conversins With an fndiss
asked him it he knew tho sun newer sets %
the Queens dominiohs: - =
mo, said the Indian.
l DO you know the reasoa why?q, ssksd
,',Becsuse Gods afraid ~ truss an ~ =
.glishmsn irE Tho Sasrh." wsS w dxA6 ~
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28

A REAL gentleman never dresses the en-.
treme Of the fashion, but avoids singulsriU
Is affable with his equals, pleasant and
attentive 10 his interiors.
In conversation he Avoids hasty, ;ll-ten.
pered or insulting wcrda
Never prizes into other peoples affairs.
;. Detests esyes-dropping as oue Of the most
disgraceful of crimes.
Never ISLANDERS an acquaintance.
=, Does never under any circumstances spssk
i'll Of woman.
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xnGmfaitfYe.

Children are very irqdisitivs hediss--1Ss
instance:
What does 'cleavs' mean?'
1T means to unite together"
Does JOHN Unite wood when he alsavss
"Hem-well It means to separsse.'i
We'll, father, does man separate from
his wife when he clesves to herr"
Hem, hem, don't ask 90 macy foolish
questions, child"
The Cadiz sentinel. [volume] (Cadiz, Ohio) 1864-1911, 1865-06-28

TEE Abolitionists, when they were urging
the emancipation of the slaves, claimed
that their elevation would follow as mat
ter Of course. They now insist that unless
Suffrage is extended to them their condition
will Be practically no betsw thaa b wssbs.
Nups tesI seepuuissaap.
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WILLIAM =. HAYS.

= TT . Ik = Il Y a II I A "
Cadiz, Ohio.
aFFICC--on Main Street, in the room
~ formerly occupied by T. Phillips, Esq,
a. q justices office.
All professional business IN this and ad-
joining counties viii receive prompt ntten-
Gnn.
Dec. IT, 1864.
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JESSE q. THOMAS.
a. II r. OItN EY AT Law

OrT1CG-0n Market street, over the Ma
noru Bank; entrance, one door East,
Es. Special atteuti0n given to the collec-
tion of BACK PAY, BOUNTIES, PEN
Si0ES &c, OF Soldiers, and Widows and
heirs Of deceased soldiers. No charges un-
I'll collections are made.
An professional business IN this and ad-
fo,iling counties will receive prompt atten-
hon. Dee. II, "a.
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I'D. CUNNINGHAM.

- II n - II " Il " ~ II l. a w.
CadIz. ohio.
Will give prompt attention to MI legal
Business entrusted 10 his care in Harrison
Md adjoining counties.
os<IcE-Cp stairs, in Grorgu's Corner
Entrance on Main strpet,
.daruh IL, 1850.
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TAE CAsIExr AND NEaRoHs. The follow
ing members Of President Johnson's are for
negro suffrage MessYs. Stanton. Speed.
Harlan, and, ,Dennison. Messrs. Seward,
MCCalIoOh and Wsllss ass JpDpaj %
u
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8nsiness Cards.
j. M. ESTEP,
a II TON IN Il n AT L a '
CntiiZ. Ohio

Cadiz, Ohio
COLLECTIONS made, pnd business Vi Exc
cutoss, Administrators md Guardians at
tended to.
Also tue collection OF
Rack Pay, BOuntfcs, Pensions, &c.
OF Soldiers and Widows and heirs of deceas-
Cd sOliiers, &c, attended TO.
oFFIcE-On Main Street, opposite Bealrs
Drug Store.
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For the Sentinel.
CadiZ Township Military Fund.

Mr.. ALLEN herewith give you, for
publication, receipts and expenditures o.
monies received from Cadiz township tc
procure volunteers 10 fill the last call:
Ro.u.in-r.l 49,, L.. A.. L. L -.
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PHILIP DONAHUE,
4 TT TOlaN EX AT L. W

Cadiz, Ohio.
OFr1CE-on Market Street, over McCon.
ne2ps Grocery. Entrance between Hanna .
and McConnelrs.
CSdiz, Ohio, June4, 1865.
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JOSEPH SHARON,

<rndi1, Ohio.
ssas~ Strirt attention to III business en-
trusted him in Harrison, J1ift rson, Belmont
Ia1 TusCaIawHs Countiea
once in the brick building, opposite the
"Cndi& House." Jan. Is. ,g5.
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II. s. MOODY.

a Il Il - e ~ + " A II l. A w -,
f5tcMDSnv1llc. Ohio.
;sir WIN pgVttice III the Courts of Harri-
son County april ], 90.
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A CHtNrsr physician in San Francisco
earns BY hs prassise S2o, ,00os ySar
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S. Is. SIUT1sELL,
IA A+E,TO IsS11y ATT la w
4N1CIfW. dk1,F.

EoST1TUIs 70 practice in Harrison and
adjoining counties, and gives especial and
prompt attention to Collecting, business OF
lsEecntors and Administrators, Guardians,
Wards, Partitions, Sales OF Lands, Settle
ment oi Estates, Titles 10 Real Estate, Con-
voyancng, Suits az at Law and in Clmncerv,
LAanin5 and InyeHtIIlu: of Money, and ali
Other professional business placed in his
charge
39.S,- He ~ Agent for the State Eank O
Ohio and others, for loanins money, tSc
Sase eothce IN Georges Corner, Main Street.
Jan. %, 1855.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
MIDNIGHT DISPATCHES.
LOULSL4N4 ELECTIONS.
Capt. Wirz's Death Sentence.
Steamship Circassian Wrecked.
French Warned Not to Send More
Troops to Mexico
Steamship Circassian Wrecked.

NEW ORLEANS, Nov. THE Mesh
anoek and Mcrrimac have arrived from
New York with six hundred and fift!
thousand dollars in gold.
The Champion, from New York, hai
also arrived.
Clarence A. Seward, late Assistan.
Secretary of State, is here also Thomas
Buchanan Read.
All went quiet at the election yester.
day. Wells, for Governor, and VOORHEES,,
for L~ieutenant-G governor, carried the city
by overwhelming majorities.
L. st. Martin from first Congressional
district, Jacob Parker from second, r. c.
Wieklif from third all democrats,
elected by large majorities.
The Legislature is entirely democratic.
The country vote viii undoubtedly swell
the democratic vote to fabulous figures
The freedmen had am election of their
own to send a delegation to Congress for
the territory of Louisiana.
VIM. P. johnson, only brother of Pres
ident johnson, died at Columbia, Texas;
on the twenty-fourth ult., from the effects
a severe gunshot wound accidentally
received while On hunting excursion,
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MIsCELLANEOUs.
NOTICE.

ME,rpHrs. TENE.. October q. 1874
T HAVE this dav disposed OF my Interest in
the firm OF q. IT. EbueFl & Cos 70 Mr. e.. II.
Ebbert. who assumes all Liabilities. aud Is an
thorized 70 collect az debts due the concern
A. VI. DAVIS
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ONCE MORE.
Private Matters

nR. KELLS, fformeriy of this city, recent,
II OF New 0rleans,l having r~egained hi
health, has resumed the practice Of his SPE
CIAILrY-the treatment Of diseases OF a Prirat
nature. DR.. K. IS q graduate Of one Of the hes
medical schools in the world, withtWenty year
experience In hospital and private practice.
II you are laboring under any affection OF the
Gefato- EnriHdrH OTgdas, If you are diseased o.
suffering any of the consequences Of youthful
indiscretiOn, let no false delieacy prevent yoni
immediate application 70 the physician and
surgeon whose entire business it is and who
thoroughly understands Il.
Strangers, and others in the city, should not
heedlessly jeOpardize their future welfare by
entrusting themselves in the hands Of ignorant
pretendeTs OF reckless adventures, but call al
once ON DR.. Kells-his reputation Is sufficient
guarantee YOU will not be imposed upon, and 4
friendly talk VIII cost you nothing.
All necessary surgical operations performed
and all communications strictly CONFIDENTIAL.
Patients desiring Il viii be visited at their resi-
dences during the interval Of Office hours The
Office, Farior n Private Rooms, No. EBSec0nd
street, fourth door frOm Madison, are SO ar
ranged that patients do not meet each other.
Office hours, from sam. 10 y m, and from Ito
SPIN. Parties at q distance can consult per
mail. Address, DIR. LOUIS KELLS,
n9Ys-lm Memphis, Teans
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aPIIIN APPEAL.
Matter on Every Page.

ORR OH CONSCIOUSNESS through
ont the South viii obhge rs by letting Us
hear from them. There is room enough
in the APPEAL for them all; and we
they win keep us apprized Of what
ever rnatters of interest may come under
their observation, in the localities IN
which they may be dispersed It is oui
wish to spread a board ample enough fol
all the old APPEAL family, and around
which old associates and friends may
meet and commune with each other
however widely separated by mere geo
graphical distance.
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W EBS Elk -
New Unabridged Dictionary,

Than which there Is none which has reached its
pinnacle of fame.
Websters Unabridged Dictionary We also keeI
constantly on hand. some scholars worship al
its brine 1t is good, but Websteris best IS So
P-EBLATIvELY coon. Medical Works we have
Law Books we have. The best Literary Works
Of this and every age; Novels of almost all de-
cent authors; school Books, a very large stock
Of all kinds used in this country; Writing pa
pers, Cap, Legal Cap, Letter, Bath, Commercial
Note and Note; Envelopes OF all sizes. Of good
qualities; Blank Books, MemOrandums, Writ
ing Books, Composition Books, Steamboat
Books, Note Books, Books OF Exchange, Ar
nold's and Buffers Inks, Copying Books, Copy
ing Presses, and ten thousand things we cannot
mention.
To Attorneys and Physicians we especially
commitments that we send promptly for all
books they desire, and charge but small COM
pensatiOn.
To all we say, call and examine our stock.
We will sell you as low as any one can who
does not sell to his pecuniaTy destruction We
solicit your trade. We promise fair and hon
Orable dealing. We shall respectfully and pO-
litely treat you. II. WADE & CO.,
nOys 3m 2S Main street.
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{ HAVE this dar associated with me fin Tho
{ i Wholasale Liquor aud Hecflfying business,
BENI T. FOLGEH and J1O- F. CAEERUS.
The buslness WI m conducted under the name
and style Of O. r. HerilTt e Co, ~ heretofore.
Memphis. N0v-l. M c. ERBERE.
A CAR d
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81. ONE DOLLAR EACH. q
without regard 10 value.
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CoRRUPTION.-A committee of four
from the House and three from the Sem
ate of the Missouri Legislature, has been
. appointed, with power to send for papers
and persons to investigate whether the
Secretary of the State has refused, accep-
ted or solicited brides.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

BE~ The railroad between Puebla and
the city Of Mexico will be completed by
the first Of May, eighteen hundred and
sixty-six. Over four thousand laborers
are employed on the railroad from Vera
Cruz to Mexico.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

GOOD TAsTE.-The st. Louis Demo
crat has a special dispatch from Lexing-
ton, No, stating: "Mr. Sutherland, OF
st. Louis, Offered a resolution instructing
the Commissioner of Public Buildings to
take down the red window-curtains in
the Hall, and fix up green curtains.
Adopted
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Trust sale.

DE VIRTUE Of g Deed Of Trust to me exc
ID cuted on the 18th day Of April, 1853, by
Sarah Ann Apperby and her husband William
Apperby, and registered in Lhe Registers once
OF Shelby County, IN Book No. IS, pages So, 33,
% and SIS, on 18th June, 1859, 20 secure the pay
ment Of three prOmmissOry notes made by the
said parties, the first due twelve months after
date, for eight hundred and hfty-eiRht dollars,
lSS5Sl dated April 18th, 1859, and made payable
to the order Of Mrs. Jane W. Porter, at the
Union Bank in Memphis the second Of same
date, and payable twenty-fOur months after
date, for nine hundred and nine 1910 dollars.
(s09 #S-l009 payable OF same place and TO same
order; the third OF same date, and payable
three years after date, for nine hundred and
sixty p6-iO0, dollars $3.50 g3-l00l payable at same
place and to same order. As Trustee, I viii on
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8. TAYLOR & Co,
No 7 H0ward's RoE,
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OMAHA.-From a gentleman who
arrived recently from Omaha, the st.
Louis Democrat learns that the Union
Pacific Railroad has already been COM
pleted for twenty miles west of Omaha,
and built in the most substantial manner.
The Superintendent, Mr.. Henry, is con-
fdemt Of having fifty miles more finished,
in like style, by the first of next April.
The company has chartered four steam
eTs to transport the ties.
The Omaha people are actively moving
in aidOf the st. Joseph and Council Bluffs
Railroad, the continuation of the Plat
Country road. The contractor for this
work is Mr.. Phelps, Of the firm Of Phelps,
Nation * Barnes, of Springfield, Mass,
Uue urm That UuIIu une Ierre Haute and
Alton Railroad.
At Omaha, emigrants are continually
returning from Montana, ana some two
or three thousand are reported to be on
the way. They are principally adven-
turers who have 'made their pilep and
are coming home" Herewith. One of
the arrivals had some one hundred and
twenty thousand dollars with him in gold
dust. These "plumsn will invite an ex-
change for g~reenbacks or premium stock
in St. Louis and other cities. The argo-
sizes called "Mackinaw boats,u are built
on the Yellowstone, of light lumber,
covered over with buffalo skins, and in
these craft o. their own construction, the
returning voyagers and their treasure,
come some two thousand three hundred
miles from various points on the Yellow
tone down that stream and the Missouri.
They are generally bound for their former
places of residence, in Missouri, Illinois,
and other Western and Eastern States.
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Doc FANCIER.-Mr. Wise, of the
Lower Missouri House, in recent speech
before that body, said that abe didn't
think it right to give County Courts the
power of taxing dogs; it would work
yreat Injustice
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

THE DEFEAT OF THE Liberals AT
MATAMoRAs.-It appears that the Lib.
erals, who for some time had been hold.
ing the city Of Niatamoras under a close
siege. have suffered a serious defeat and
rypulso iu attempting 10 garry IA place
by storm. The probability is now that
the Tmperialists viii follow up their sue
cess, and push President Jarez and hi,
government establishment from FL Pasc
over the border into the United States.
In that event, as the only &c J0cto gov
eminent existing in Mexico will be that
Of Macmillan, what is Mr.. Seward 10 do,
asks the New York Herald. It presumes
that Mr.. Seward is ready to do anything
to keep on peaceable terms with Louis
Napoleon but il guesses that with the
meeting of Congress President johnson
viii call the attention Of the two houses
10 the Monroe doctrine and the necessity
ofsome action on their part, and that his
recommendation viii be promptly and
fully adopted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

N~OEHCE---AIl persons having claims against
~ the estate OF j. Calvin Jones, deceased, and
the undersigned, at the Office Of Griffin &
IObey, No. Z jefferson street. Some OF valu-
able papers belonging TO this estate are opposed
70 have been lost or mislaid any person having
knowledge OF debts owing 70 said estate will
confer "a favor By notifying the administrators Of
the same. y. o. KIRK,
now w Admir- Of j. Caivin Iones. dec,d.
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SENSIBLE SELECTIoN.-It is plainly to
be seen. says the st. Louis Democrat,
that the disloyalists of Missouri and their
renegade Union allies, have selected the
new Constitution of the State asthe point
Of attack upon the loyal ascendeney
which they wish to overthrow.
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Nom Resident Notice.

On the Chancery sid Of the Common Law an,
Chancery Court Of the City Of Memphis. Tenn
Robert $. Russell vs.. Nathan GreenWald an,
BeJaTnln Labe. firm Of G~reenWald & Labe.
IL appearing from affidavit in this cause, tina
the defendant, Nathan G~reenwald, is q non
resident Of the StPte of Tennessee, 70 is there
fore ordered that he make his appearace hereir
at the Court House in the CITY Of Memphis
Tennessee, ON the first Monday in January
1865, that being a regular Rule Day, and plead
answer or demur 20 compliments bill, or the
same viii be taken for confessed, as to him
and set for hearing expartee. and that a cops
Of this order be published once n week for -four
successive weeks, in the Memphis APPEAL.
HUFU STON ASTON. clerk and master.
BY Benz. Coleman, deputy clerk and master.
4 cOpy-Attest.
Smith q Hill, soils. for complainant.
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WEI. KEENAN, HILL
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PLEASANT DUTY.-By a resolution of
the Lower House Of the Missouri Legis-
iature, it has been made the duty of the
joor-keeper to buy and place at the dis
posal of each member and officer Of the
House, one hundred three-cent, and two
hundred two-cent stamps.
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LEGAL.
NOn-R Resident Notice.

On the Chaucery Side Of the Common Law and
Chancery Court ofthe City Of Memphis. Tenn.
Ben. May as Mrs. L. 4. Raglan, guardian Dora
simmons, Lou. simmons. Edgar Simmons
and W. J.. simmons.
10 appearing from affidavit in this cause. that
the defendant ". l.. simmons IS an0u-residcut
OF the state OF Tennessee, 10 is therefore or
dered that he make his appearance herein at
the COurt-nuuse.i in the City of Memphis. Ten
nessee, on the hrst Monday in January. 1856.
that being a regular rule day, and plead. answer
or demur 10 complaiuants bill, or the same viii
be taken for confessed as to him. and set for
hearing Gporte, and that a copy OF TINS order
be published once a. week for four successive
weeksin the Memphis APPEAL
ALGJSTON 4LSTON. clerk and master.
By Benz. Coleman, deputy clerk and master.
4 Copy-Attest:
Estes q Johnson, soils. FOR complainant.
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Nom Resident Notice.

On the CIaucerv Side of the Common Law ans
Chancery Court or the City of Memphis, Tenn
Imogene A.. Deloach vs.. William a. Patterson
and others.
II appearing from fidavft in this cause. tina
the defendant William A. Patterson and jams
C. Neatch ure non-residents ofthe State Of Ten.
nessee, il is therefore ordered. that they make
their appearance herein az the Court-house in
the City Of Memphis. Tennessee, on the FIRST
Monday in January, 1866, that being q regular
rule day, and plead, answer or dernur TO com.
claimants bin, or the same will be taken fol
confessed as TO them, ana set for hearing ex-
paIte. n that a copy of this order be pub.
Ished once q week for four successive weeks IN
the Memphis APPEAL.
AUGESTON ASTON, clerk and master.
By Benz. coleman, deputy clerk and master.
i Copy-Attest:
John a. No0e, sol for complainant.
HaH~N HnUrHu~In~
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Administ9,ator,s Notice.

NOTICE Is hereby given that at The December
~ term. ls65, Of the County Court Of Shelby
County Tenn, the undersigned viii epply fer
letters Of administration upon the estate Of
b. Heathmun, deceased.
noV7-lawlv" II. c. DENT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

rA-A statue of Maj.-Gen. Hiram c.
Birney was placed upon its pedestal at
Rocksnd, Me-, on the first, by the Ma
sonic fraternity. The ceremonies Were
imposing and interesting.
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z R A n X
& RESTAURANT.

THIS house IS situated on Center Alley, near
i Madison street, in the rear Of the Home IN
surHnce and Trust C0mpany's Office.
The proprietor having rentted and furnished
this house viii always keep the choicest Wines
and Liquors and SegaTS, and furnish his tables
with an the luxuries the market affords. He
asks the patronage Of his friends and lhe pub
lie. and urNmiGpa fhoJ- win 10 EaitCd ot rs
most polite and attentive attendants. Fresh
can and shell oysters received daily and served
up in the best style AZ all hours.
Free Lunch at lO1 o'clock every morning.
FRANK g.. SARTORi,
uOFo-lm Proprietor.
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KENTUCKY CoMPLIcATIoNs.-Garrett
Davis and Brutus Clay, of Kentucky,
having sued Gems. Palmer and Brisbin,
for abducting slaves, a counter suit has
been brought before the Freedmen's Blu
reau against Davis and Clay for holding
blacks to labor without pay, in violation
Of the United States.