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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-05
STOLEN.
For tbs PUBLIC LRDGER.l
TEARS, IDLE TEARS.

For tbs PUBLIC LRDGER.l
TEARS, IDLE TEARS.
Tears. idle tears, why are ye falling.
Chilling my cheek in your slow measured
flow;
And why to my heart are 20 mournfully calling
The past. which hath lost its marvellous siowf
Back to your fount; ye have sadly undone me.
1 cannot, will not revive here again
Lost memories loved which only condemn me.
And waken the deadliest, bitterest pain.
Tears, idle tears; oh. why are ye falling
When you know that your soft thrilling trem-
ulous tide
Arouses again in power enthralling,
The hopes of my heart that have blossomed
and died?
Oh cease, imploro. your slow 6tful flowing
Which is binding my eyes and fallingi in vain.
Tears cannot revive the past's tender glowing
Nor restore to my heart the old peace again.
VERNA VAYLE.
MEMPHIS, October 3. 1866.
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IMPORTANT TO TRAVELLERS
Between Memphis and Eastern Cities.
The Great Broad Gauge
Atlantic and Great Western
r AILW A Y

rs NOW OPEN. AND RUNNING TWO
4 daily fast Express Trains from Cincinnati to
New York and all Eastern cities. Passengers
will End this most desirable route. The equip
ments Of this read are unequaled by any on this
continent Elegant Palace Sleeping Cars ac-
company all night trains. and Smoking Cars on
all trains. Ample time is allowed at regular
hours for meals. and the unbroken broad-gauge
without change offers 70 travellers a degree OF
security, comfort and speed not to be found on
any other route. Connections via Cairo, ST.
Louis or Chicago for this route are certain; also
connections for Pittsburg, Philadelphia. Balti-
more and Washington. Tickets had and bag
gaze checked through at all principal South
western Offices. For further Information and
LARRY HARMsTAD,
~ Jefferson street.
E.B. BYIN9T0N.
5Jefers0n street.
Eff. FULLER,
General Ticket Agent
d. M'CLAREN,
General Superintendent
ISAAC PAIST,
81 Gen1 Southwestern Agent
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Memphis 4 Charleston Railroad
Notice Go shippers.

THE MEMPHIS q CHARLESTON RAIL
Il read Company is prepared 70 receive and
pay steamboat charges and drayage on freight
consigned 20 parties at all points where agen-
cies are established. both on It's own road a.
well az on the Mississippi Central Railroad and
agent a. points Of Destination 70 collect charges
and freight, prepayment must he nadein Mem
phis. W. ]. ROSS,
81 General Superintendent
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THE OFFICE OF THE MEMPHIS COT,
& Hanauer, 256 Front street, where full sup
ply of Osnaburgs, Cotton Yarns, Rope, etc,
constantly on hand. W. b. WIGGS,
as Business Agent.
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Immediately after the Concert Committee
will be appointed to superintend the distrlbu-
ton, which will lie after the following plan
zoo, 900 checks numbered from ! to 800 100, du-
plicates Of the original tickets, are placed by q
Committee in large REVOLVING Cylinder, ana
3OO.O 600 checks, marked with the prize, will be
placed in n similar wheel. and both wheels will
Be turned until the checks are thoroughly
mixed, after which two of the Committee will
be securely blindfolded. and will draw from
each Cylinder a check TO represent ticketand
a prize awarded to said No. -
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HAVE NOW ON HAND AND TO AR
IL rive:
400 Gross Table Cutlery;
400 dozen Spring Cutlery:
go dozen English and American Padlocks;
1900 dozen Axes;
% dozen Hatchets:
100 dozen Files and Rasps:
1909 pair Trace Chains;
p casks Log. Coil and Wagon Chains;
1900 dozen Planters Hoes;
275 dozen Coffee Mills;
800 dozen Curry Combs:
325 dozen Cotton and Wool Cards;
2lO dozen Shoyels and Spades;
800 dozen Wheelbarrows;
I5,UOO lbs. HollOwware Castings:
2OJ Blacksmiths' Solid Box Vices
l75 Blacksmiths' Anvils;
100 Blacksmi:hs' Bellows:
10000 lbs. English and American Horse Nails;
1850 boxes French Window Glass;
800 English double and single-barrel Guns;
$500 Cast Flows;
ZOO Wrought Plows;
900 Steel Plows;
70 Rolls, Rubber and Leather Gin and
Mill Bands;
Besides an infinite variety Of Hardware and
Agricultural tools and implements. which they
are offering at low rates for cash. and to which
they would most respectfully call the attention
of both merchants and planters.
Sole agents in Memphis for Marvin 4 Co.'S
Fire and Burglar Proof Safes. Also agents
for the Arrow Cotton Tie.
Wholesale Department and Sample
Rooms Upstairs.
Orders taken for Machinery only on the fol-
lowing terms Half-cash at time OF order; bal
ance ~ time OF delivery. ~
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1866 FALL 1866
A RRA EN- EN -.
Superior Advantages 0ffer'd
TO SHIPPERS BY THE
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON r. r.
70 SHIPPERS BY THE

THE MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON r.
Il K. Co. have perfected arrangements with
steamers on the Mississippi, Arkansas and
White rivers, and with the Virginia and Ten
nessee Air Line Railway to Norfolk, Va, and
with the Great Southern Freight Line via
Charleston and Savannah to New York for the
transportation Of all classes Of freights TO and
from Eastern cities. at rates not exceeding
those charged by any competing line.
The facilities afforded shippers by these ar
rangements are in point Of time and security
unequaled by any other route.
Through bills Of lading issued from Baltimore,
Philadelphia, New York. Boston and the prin-
cpal cities in the North and East to Memphis,
Grand Junction, Corinth. and stations on the
line Of the Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
covering all expenses to destination. like ar
rangements made by the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad, for. eastward bound freights.
Arrangements particularly relating to pro-
duce shipments have been made with roads 10
Atlanta, Georgia, and the Southeast, securing
TO shippers great advantages in rates over ether
lines.
Special contracts made on cotton and pro-
duce shipments to Eastern cities.
Charges advanced, and all claims for loss,
damage or 0yercharge. promptly settled.
For rates and further information. address
W. j. ROSS, GenI Sup't.
4. W. WALLACE, 0en1 fr't Ag't.
Memphis, Tenn.
c. L. EVANS, Gent East. Ag't Virginia and
Tenn. Air Line Railway, us Broadway, N. Y.
z III. f0REACRE, Gent Ag't Great South
ern Freight Line. 5 Bowling Green, N. Y. u
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1866-10-05

AZ Grand Gifts of 100 Acres Cotton
Land, in Texas, valued at $50 600
10 Grand Gifts of 100 Acres Cot
ton Land, in Arkansas, val
ued at. ................................ tsO4O
= Grand Gifts of150 Acres Cotton
s Land, in Mississippi. val. at 3,TOO
e Grand Gifts of 1875 Acres Cotton
Land. in Georgia, valued at 1880
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HEMPHIS APPEAL.

PUBLISHED DAILY a WEEKLY
BY
3 Z NJAMIN F. DILL,
To whom slI Letters should be ADDRESSED.
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Hemphls and Charleston Railroad.

CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
On and after WEDNESDAY, the Sth instant
The q aims on the Memphis and Charleston rail-
road will run DAILY, as follows:
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OFFICERS :

W. H. CHERRY, President
A. T. LACEY, Vioe-PresideHt
r. @. DANIEL, Cashier
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MISCELLANEOUS.
LUMBER! !! LUMBER! LuMRERl

6nO0 RED Cedar Posts T. II and q feet long
COOO az 85 to 40 dollars per II, board meas
ure- Also, a general assortment Of Building
lumber, such As Sills, J0lsts, studs, Raft=rs,
sheataings, Inch Boards, Cypress, Poplar and
w hlte Pine Flooring, dressed Siding and clear
" hile Fine Shingles, Laths, Doors, sash and
Hard-f0Ot OF Washington street
Orders frOEa the country promptly attended
10 II. Z. COCHRAN.
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south Carolina.

Sept y c. Farrell. E. 2ith.
Nov 100. L. GarbroOgh, X. 22d.
Deer % G.. W. Dayer, q, 5th.
SN. Goodsou. Z, eth.
1854.
Jan'y I J. Umpley, X, 18th.
p II. AbercOmbla, L, ID.
aug 9 ., F, Parrish, G.. -.
Deer 5 NJ. Cruise, d, 24th.
e. O'COnn5ll, G., Ist.
lsS5.
Jsny 2 John Owens, r. Ist.
Feb'y Is y. Brown, A, 9th
Il Geo. J. Knox, F. 5th.
March Is j. Forster, I, 10th.
GenrEIa.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

wv II. TENNIS, who has been for some time
w connected with the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway, and Cotton Express at Gin
ctnuat, has been appointed 10 act as Agent for
the Company at this point, and Is now pre-
pared to contract for Freight to all points East
giving to shippers all the facilities and asvan-
tages this Great Through Route afforss.
All freight over this line Tor New York goes
through without change Of ears thereby saving
the delay OF transfer attending other llues and
landing The freight IL New YORK in much bet
ter condition
Ofics-No. n Madison street ialS
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IS Situated IN the Southern Border OF Tisho-
/ miugO County, Miss, Z5 miles south Of luka,
Miss on the road 10 FultOn.
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Finest Water Power in the South,

HENRY p JANIS, JAMES =. sCHABEL,
Formerly with SafIar- Memphis.
rams & 5trutton-
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Notice.

,., sotleS is hereby given that at the ensuing
@ t@srin or the County Court OF shelby ooDnfy
70 be heia on the lst Monday IN sarcb is,ss
WI VII Apply lor letters Of aduinistrsrioa on ~ =
estate q Maria scruggs, deceased.
ie4N'a' R.W, sCRU0ek.
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6ept'r 2B. i. Mckee, F, SD.
10 J. L. Sanders, A, 60th-
10 %. Mcbride, e, 18Th.
I3 Jas smith, i, 45th.
~ NJ. H. Bailey, II, 6Jth.
3 A. Bievin. c, 18Th Regt.
Oct'br AH. J. Brogham, +, 60th.
IS Felis C.. Weaver, G, 2lst.
. r. Wiclman, z, s6th.
26 Peter Stalon, &, f5th.
N A. ]. Browning. ID, 10Th
Nov'r So. II. Bu shanan, y. 43th-
l0A r. hunt, C, 3lth-
28T. Rhatin, g, 4Sth.
Dec7br 5 c. NJ. Wsslick, G, 9TH.
5W. p. stanford, I, 3oth.
sc. ". smith, r 3tth-
IN. Clarkston, D, Goth.
"a. Norton, I, 18th
tOJ. 81. White, X, Sth.
10 samuel OrRbaugh, A, 18th.
-OG. A. Orabaugh. -
-pA. Speare, K, 18th.
52H. A. J. Fisher, II, 56.h.
- W Fulton, D, fjth.
J. McGrady, I, 18Th.
q Van B. Holstan, B, 38th.
n George Dunbar, - Artiller!
ISIS
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TIE Confession OF the Gully PIrfV-THe
R1jssr Of ErH Spirits Committed to
The House Qf RcfUQe-THc Triumph Qf
Ti7siH and the D0jgRfGV Of DiqJJ'ism.
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North Carolina.

Feb. VIM. LeEg, -Glth.
March ID. Mann, r, bJlh.
April II = Freeman, A, 29tH.
Aug 3 j. Oliver, ID, 18th.
Oct 10 Enos Gray, u, 62d.
% ". q. B7Own. 3, 6jth.
81 I. F. IDmberlin. r, 62d.
Nov. Is J. Il. HerwOou, d, 6ith.
= Jones, G, cd.
Dec. 2J. ". Suider, G.. sd.
10 J. j. kyhard, L. cd
Jan'y W. A. Hamyin. D. 29th.
J. b. kasey, g, 64th.
K 1ub5r, r 6ith.
b J. Sa mes. d - n.
. W Wiuches .er, E. 18th.
80 J.. Caldwell. A. I'D.
81 j.. King, h. 2gth.
Feb'y VI. Mckmn-y l. gfth.
: }. ". Hogan, -. I'D
Mar'h5 Ace Alien. q, 2sth
Is W. c. RInehart C. I'd
. A. II. Dalton, +, Hampt0ns.
June y ]. l. Parker, q, Cpd.
July 2 l. $ Cordeli. h 23jh.
81 = vs.. Triplett, II. 9Th.
aug. \. Phillips, q, 55tL.
S j. Pierce, /. 5Sth.
p J. 4. BlaukeuShip, F. 64th.
% j. S. Rice, II, ssh.
OCt'r 10 TheO. Jones, L, Goth.
Deer Il john Martin. c. 18th
lBJ. II. Bradshaw, +,
Il NJ. n, Ledf1rd, f, Thomas.
Jen. y J. D. Dover. c. 2gth.
% j. H, Franklin. b, sth.
y Y. n Mathews, b, S@Lh.
Feb. r. A Baldwin. b. 9th.
J. g. RecSleeves e, y. Z. LegiOn.
W. X. Parsons. r. 5Sfh.
10 W. R. SnelSou. &, 18th.
II NJ Cunningham, A.
y A. GreEan, ID, 5sth.
Is J. s. Green. l., 5Sth
"A q. n. Basher ID, AID.
% j. : ArrowOOd. B, 29th.
March 10 G. n. Wright K, 29Jh.
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WANTED.
COTTON.

II, COTTON shipped - Ne On good boats o.
a IN our WarshOuss on k1is. q covsrsd ~
o-ir sTeu Poltcss Of Insurance IN ehs Desotn,
HSsne Etna and Aarttprd IRzlrspcs CON-
1aniss. TAYLOR, McEHEcS, pCEE 4 CO,
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Eastward Trans.
Westward Trains.
The Connection by this Route
Is Complete.
ALL RAIL AND NO STAGING.
Faro Loss
Than by Any Other Route.

Trains on the Mississippi Ce9trsi 5sallIesa
leave Grand Junction on IuesoAys 4AuEsuay
ana saturday, at 2 O'Clock pm.
Trains on the MOBILE and ono hsiiToad al Leave
az q N m and North at am.
Atnscatur regular connections are made with
ne Nashville and Decatur Road for Nashville,
Louisville, etc.
Al stevenson connections are made with
trains on the Nashville and ChattanOoga Rail
road.
trains on the East Tennessee and Georgia, and
western and Atlantic Railroads, for all parts
Of Georgia. south and North Carolina, Virginia
and the North.
For through tickets and further information,
apply at No. l3 Court Street. or at the Memphis
and Charleston Depot.
W J. ROSS, Gent SupL.
G. L. ANDERSON,
General Freight and Ticket Agent
JUIIUS HAYDEN,
tsfAIm-eatl General TTavsiiu2 Agent
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Mississippi q Tennessee Railroad.
SOrIcE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.

4 GENCIES have been established at Mem
- plis, fernando, Coldwater, Como. SarIis
balesvlle, Oakland and Grenada TO which
points treignts can De Shipped without Prg-
payment until further notice To al other
points ireishts must be prepaid
Much complaint Il made in consequences OF
fraights being sent back from Depot. Livery
effort is being made by the COmpany TO get on
Freight, rs last as possible, and q Freight Train
has been sent out DAILY for the last week, but
still lt is not sufficient 10 meet the demands
V tih no Depot In which TO receive and store
freight and but a limited supply Of rolling stock
we cannot do the business which Is nov offer
ing satisfactorily to the public Every eXertigu
has been and viii continue 70 be made, % iH-
crease the amount which Il shi ppet but We
cannot do more than the facilities Of the Road
allow.
A. s. LTEERMOBE
JAMS GeueFal superiuu uusndsut.
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On Saturday night last Madeline re-
commenced her old tricks, bat they had
a less terrifying effect upon the neves Of
the family. The girl was charged with
throwing the things, and she stoutly de-
MED the accusation and asseverated her
innocence. On Sunday night things be-
gan TO fly about the room. but little did
she know that she was carefully watched.
NEr lr1s clgfyEf ia the act.
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THE MEMPHIS
Saddle and Harness ManufactOFy

Agaln Open, cor. A1ia and 5Eonros street.
HAVING resumed business at the old stand
H We are now prepared 70 furnish our Old
cuaHomers and the public generally As We did
In Old times We keep constantly on hand a
full assortment Of Saddles, Harness, BRIDES,
W nips, Collars, Haues, Leather and &addIery
HARDWARE. All work warranted to please. Cal
and Try az. (aign Of the Horns.
ian2 2m 1T BEGBIE co.
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Axes, PIOws, Eto.

On DOZEN BEST AXEs.
80 Pairs Trace Chains
$50 Avery a1d Hall PlOuE.
10 Two Horse Wagons
30 Sacks Corn.
so Bales Hay.
100 sacks Bran.
so Bushels seed Oats.
20 Hhds. New Orleans sugar.
- Bbls. White sugars.
~ Bags Coffee
IS Tiercsg Hams
10 Casks Bulk sides and Bacon
loo Grind Stones
L8O0O Gallon Jugs Jars, Pans, sts-
30 Bbls. salt
~ BbIa. Mess Pork
Is Packages Chssss.
% Bbls. MolaSses-
50 KEGS Choice Syrupa
100 Bbls. Choice Meal
Candles, soap, Starch, Tobacco, Powdsr. Bhss
" hlts Lead, Oils, Fruits. Candies. etc.
81 Ia stors and arriving. -
January 2th-
TAYLOR, McEWEN, DUKE 4 CC.
ia9l-Iw
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Aqua de MAGNOLIA.

toilet delight The ladies' treaEura azd
yentlemsns oooui The sweetest thing aud
largest quantity, manufactured rom tbs rlch
Southern Magnolia. Used Tor bathing the daos
and person, to render the skin soft and ffesh 70
prevent eruptious, % pzrfams clothing, ego-
It 0Fercou,ss the unpleasant odor of peupira-
ton.
u removes redness- tan, blotchss, etc.
mztiau.
u cools, s0neus and adds deucscT to the Skin.
70 yields q subdued and lasting perfume.
~ cures musQuttO bites and Elings OF insagfH.
u contains no material injurious % the skin
F1rrCulsed by Actress and Opera 5tugsrs-
II is what every lady should have. sold every
whore. Try the Magnolia Water once and you
viii use no other cologne, perfumery. OF to3iss
water Afterwards.
DEHAS BARNES & CO.,
Pm E--.InsLla A a..aa 4 v
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ROOFING.

w ANTED, Good Salesmen In every town In
W the South for our New and Improved
article OF Roofing, prepared ready for tmms-
diats use or shipment
W ii. BTGELOW & CO,
~ Madison Etrost,
Lock Box al lfs4 lml Memphis, Tenn
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SOUTHwESTERN
Livery, Boarding s Sale Stable,
No. s5 I-e Union street.

PROPOSE to keep on hand the best Livery
1 Turn-Outs Of any livery stable IN the city
9srnasg and saddle horses ThOss in want Of
1o-osi stock will ind II 20 their Interest % give
ne a call as sn stock sold By ne shall be Is
jsls-Ssas 4. G. eosTILLo PrepEiseOr.
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SPEED COMFORT! SAFETY.
OLD RELIABLE
LITTLE MIAMI
r RAILROAD.
Via COLUMBUS.
Shortest s Quickest Route from CinciR'ti
To ALL THE
Eastern Cities, Towns, Villages & Stations.

60 The LITTLE MIAMI Is the ONLY Line
Running Lightning Express Trairs rom GIN
ciunati 70 the East Itbeing the shortest Line,
CoSSECrIoys are CERTAIN-and Passengers
have AMPLE IIsiE for MEAL Ls5.
Fast Time From Cincinnati to
Boston IN "a hours. Baltimore in - hours.
Albany in = hours, " ashinEfou C'y 3 = hrs,
New York in ~ hours, Saratoga spr'zs. 2s hrs,
Buffalo In l6 hours, PhiIadelp phia z8 hours,
Duuklrk In lfa4 hours, Cleveland In hours,
PiLts1urg ia la-4 hours, Cresrltue In hours.
neeEug in ~ hours, SJsubenViIle in II hOuus
Lanesville IN hours, Columbus in 4 hours.
-FOUR DAILY EASTERN TRAINSi
600 4. NJ Lightning Elxpress-
900 A NJ Express Mail
700 Z. n. Lightning Express.
1I.4O i. NJ. Night Express
Modern SLEEPING CARS hy Night Trains.
SALOON CARS by Day Trains.
The 7.80 p. ~ and IL40 p. u. Trains leave
SUNDAY Night instead Of Saturday Night.
- Baggage Checked through.
rz9- Through Tickets are sold az al Ticket
Orices in The south aud West.
80 Ask for Tickets via Cincinnati & Columbus.
=. w. SIEADEE, Gent Ticket Agent.
JNO. e. BENSON, Gen1 Ag't, Cincinnati.
Gen MORGAN T. SMITH, r-,,, s,.....,.,-. -.
Capt. O. W. :. BzoWH. ----- A ~ -
Gen r. B, BRowS- General Western Agent
January Isl. l556. ta10 5m
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SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS CO."
Notice to Merchants
Qnick Time and Low Tariff
Order your Goods from New York by
South WesteI7t Express Company.

We offer unsurpassed facilities for regular and
prompt delivery OF Express matter. our goods
are transported by Express Trains N charge o.
special Inesseng gers. and we guaranty as QUICK
TIAIE ia transit, as any other reliable Express
Com pany, and st comparatively Low RATES.
Special con tracts executed for large Shlpme nts.
Merchants desiring goods shipped by our me
will please send orders 70 that effect TO their
shippers in New York.
For Tariff Of Charges, etc, apply to
DUVAL & HEAZL1TT, Agents,
OFFICE-No AZ Madison ST., Memphis Tenn,
No. Z45 Broadway, New York.
fsb2 i'm
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RI. b BR NJ a R ID,
THE REST PIANOS

Kto,On 10 MsstcaJ Critics and to Minds
capable Of judging iDsparttdkt5f, are the
celebrated SCH0MAKER Ce CO.'S
PsGRo Fbrtes, for safe at n. BERNARDls,
$50 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn. The
best goods IN the Musical Line IN The
greatest Uariety and at the lol0est pri-
ces, at go MtItn Street Each irlstrtt-
naent tgarrulted, aud old Pianos taken
IN exchange.
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COTTON FACTORY BUILDINGS
AND
SITE FOR SALE.
Rnr snrinrs Colton Fnctorr


IS Situated In the Southern Border OF Tisho-
/ mtngO County, Miss, IS miles south Of luka,
Miss, on the road TO Fulton.
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
One section OF Land, covered with pine timber i!
Ono Large Frame Factory House, 81 by A teelt
three and q half stories -
One large roOmy Store House, With good cellars
One large rOouny frame, wood or ear TpsAlsf slol'
One large roouly Blacksmith ShoP
One large rOOrny cotton shed- - -
Two D0uble Houses for operatives, passage oe-
FoBr sinEle Houses, with sheds attached.
F0ur SinEie Houses without sheds -.
one Large Mil House. win Oofn & neal NIL.
m .sav5 ls,,5 Niii- with New Circular Saw.
ssb 5ss,gS ~ Finest Water Power in the state 81
Mississippi q large, bold and never failing
stream Of Water, passing through natural
rock canal-ths left bank ~ feet, the right bank
% feet high, OF solid rock. The bed or bottom
Is also solid rock in fact 10 is solid rock canal
with capacity 10 drive four 70 ten thousand
sPindles, in a healthy locality with good roads
70 Iuka.
Trees. A Fine Peach Orchard
Having been broken up BY the war, pro
pose to sell this splendid property in toto, bqt
would prefer To sell One-half interest for Cash
% be Invested in Cotton Machinery, aHd II de-
sired viii remain and superintsnd the same;
or VIII give 1t up to the party Pnreaasins 'ls
Here is a splendid opening for capitalists 70
invest in the
Finest Water Power in the South,
With an Necessary Building on tbs premises
ready built. large enough for Spinning and
Weavinq both If desired.
For nsrti-1iisrs. refer 70 J. c. Terry, Memphis,
Tenn n vi Price, Columbus, Mss, the citi-
zsnS az TishOnnfngo county, Miss.
can be found on the premises at all times.
jal6 q " J. dAiI-
HENRY ?. JAMES. JAMES =. sCHABEL.
F'o-roerIV vi u e5dfllr- Memuhfs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-21
Dry Goods.

DEADT MADE CLOTHING
Grey and White Blankstz
bleached and Brown Dom es1ies
Fine Black and Dra5 Hats
Niles Shoes fcIr Ladiss-
LADIES' Dress Goods.
Ladies Fine CioakA
shaker and French fiannelA
Enalish and American Cll1goe9s
French Meriuoes and Dela1ne1-
Hosiery. Gloves, Lacez
Suspendsrs Trimming, etc. 5tcs
fientsi Fins Boots and Shoes.
TAYLOR. HcEWES, DUKE& Co,
povz5-sn ~ Main Street, (old nansl.