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OFFICE or JuDGE COUNTY CoURr,9
SHELBY COUNTY,
MEMPHIS. Tenn, January 10, 1866.
THE Jail Commissioners, appointed by the
County Court as its January term, are re-
Quested 70 meet at my Office, In the Greenlaw
BUILDING, on Wednesday the 18th inst, at 10
o'clock, am., in Order 70 organize, preparatory
10 the commencement OF a New jail, in the
city of Memphis. 1 desire all the commits
jaIB-2t THOMAS LEONARD, Judge.
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BENJAMIN FRANKLIN.

ny gERE. OCoNNELL
Here stspdinq where the years " trod,
We mark again his natal day
Who is to men a demi-godi
A greener bay
W. hiring TO vreathe around his hair
Than binds the brow OF king OF lord
or warrior with a name as fair
As glistening sword
Glance down tie stored scroll Of time,
aud mark the great and good Of earth
Lived there a man In any CLINE
OF nobler worth
MOI IN the tomb OF the dead years
His name shines ike the morning star,
When al the heavens lie In tears,
and from sfar
The pregnant clouds rush IN their might,
And tarken ali the earth again,
While it sends forth a clearer Hight
To comfort men
His was the architectural mind
OF freedoms temples. and they stand
Warning the despots Of mankind,
Ia every land;
And hts the cline where Liberty,
Flung ont her standard in the air
Whate'er the nationality,
His home was therel
Where Emmett for his country fell
Where Wallace saw his c1mrades bleed
Where sleep the patriotic Tell
n wlnkelreld-
Where sunny Frances braves recline-
Where stored Greece's heroes rest
From polar zone 10 troplc line
From East to West
His naze Is shrinea with Liberty,
As one who feared no tyraut's rod
Who never bent the suppliant knee
But 70 his G0di
when tvrants trampled on the weak,
And nations bent their uecks 20 power,
Not his the tongue afraid % speak
In that dark hour
For shackIed nationalites-
For tba girth-right OF feII0w-meu-
Rut his the hand to war Tor these,
And his the pen!
Then be his brow with laurel decked,
And all his filings lightly scan,
He lived rs one OF Gods elect
A gentleman
So let him sleep his quiet sleep,
Tum!udful Of his Geatlless fame,
For green viii his loved country keep
His houOrei name.
How vain the power OF worts Ike these
To tell the homage patriots give.
Far down the coming ceutuIIes
His name VIII Iyel
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ga Rrig.-Gen. Hlls0n, Acting Assist
ant Commissioner Of the Frcedmen's
Bureau for the State Of Georgia, reports
70 Gen. Howard thathe IS happy TO state
that the freed people in that vicinity are
showing great willingness to make con-
tracts for the next year, and that within
the past few days quite a large number
Of contracts have been made, st rates
ranging from twelve to fifteen dollars per
month, including board and loding for
male hauA.
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aA Lieut.. J. S. Parks, n hundred
and thirty-siXth United States colored
infantry, who, says the Nashville Dis
patch, was some days since mus
tered out, became the custodian, at
Augusta, Ca, of four hundred dollars,
raised by complimentary subscription to
buy a watch for Col. r. Root, OF the same
regiment. Instead Of paying it over, or
using it for the purpose intended, Lieut.
Parks started for parts fsrtherSNorth,
and teaching Nashville, on his way,
Friday night, took lodging at the Stacey
House. Capt. Il. NJ. Cavitt, chief of the
Nashville detectives, had nstice Of his
Journey in time 10 wait OF him soon after
his arrival. He was provided with
rooms at the county Jail, TO await an ex-
animation.
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MALE AND
FEMALE
ENGLISH & CLASSICAL SCHOOL.
Fifteen NILES from Memphis.
Dissolution.

TNHE Partnership heretofore existing between
I w.. A. Nelson and John Ciayc0mb, d. der
the style OF Nelson x Caycomb. is This day dis
solved by mutual consent. w a. Nelson is
authorized 10 use the name OF the firm in set
Ling up the business OF said firm.
VA. NELSON.
iat5 Iw DIN CLANCOlIB.
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WA~sHISsr0S, Jan. T., 1896.
General Orders No.&
To protect loyal persons arainst i'm
proper civil suits and penalties in the
late rebelli0us States. Military, division
and department commanders, whose
commands embrace or are composed of
any Of the late rebeliious States. and who
have uOtalreadydOnes wnlat once issue
and enforce orders protecting from prose-
cution or suits, State or municipal Courts
Of such states, all officers and soldiers
the armies of the United States, andalI
persons thereto attached or IN any wise
thereto belonging or subject to military
authority, charged with offences for acts
done in military capacity, or pursuant to
orders from proper military authority.
ana to protect from suit or prosecution,
an loyal citizens or persons charged with
Offences dOneagainst rebel forces, directly
or Indirectly, during the existence Of the
rebellion and all persons, then agents.
or employees charged with Occnpancv Of
abandoned lands or plantations andthe.
possession or custody Of any kind of prom
erty whatever, who occupied, used pcs-
sessed or controlled the same, pursuant
70 the order OF the President or any Of
the civil or military departments of the
Government, and TO protect them from
any penalties or damages that NAV have
been or may be pronounced or adiudged
an said Courts ia any Of such cases: and
also protecting colored persons from
prosecutions in any of said States,
charged with o1euses for which white
persons are not prosecuted or prnished in
the anne manner and degree.
by OF Iaegt-Gen- GRANT,
u. NJ. Tow NaFgn Asst. ad~ff-GeneraL
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Dissolution Of Partnership.

The partnership heretofore existing between
d shloss a Co. and D s Eirwan, OF the firm
Of shIcss & Co, LaGrange, Tennessee. has been
dissolved THIS day by matual consent Mr.. Kir-
wan Withdrawing nom the nrn. The business
VIII be carried on in future BY the remaining
partners who VIII keep constantly on hand q
large assortment Of Dry Goods, Clothing. Boots
and Shoes, Groceries etc, st the old stand
d.. SHLUsS q Co.
DS EfRWAN.
January s. 1866 af-a
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COTTON FACTORY BUILDINGS
NJ
SITE FOR SALE.
Bay Springs Cation Factory

IS Situated IN the Southern Border OF Tsho-
i miugo County Miss. - miles south or IukH
Miss, on the road 10 fulton
DESCRIPTION OF PROPERTY:
One section Of Land, covered with pine timber.
one Large Frame Factory House, - by a. feet.
three and a half stories.
One large roUmy Store House, with good cellars
one large roomy frame, wood OF carpenter Shop
one large ro0my Blacksmith shop.
One large rOouy cotton shed.
Two Double Houses for operatives, passage be-
tween
Four single Houses, with sheds attached.
-Four Single Houses, without sheds.
one Large Mill House, with Corn & Wheat MIL
one Large tin House.
one saw Mul, with New Circular saw.
Resides Dwelling House, Stables, Cribs. etc.
with the Finest Water Power in the state OF
stream OF W alter. passing through n natural
70 feet high, Of solid rock. The bed or bottom
with capacity 10 drive f0Ur to ten Thousand
spindles, in a healthy locality, with good roads
to Tuka.
Splendid Orchard-of about 500 choice Apple
Trees. A Fine Peach Orchard.
Having been broke up by the war, I pro-
pose to sell this splendid property j. toto, but
would prefer 10 sell Oue-haif interest for Cash.
70 be invested in Cotton Machinery, aud II de-
sired viii remain and sUperinteud the same;
or vii give il up to the party purchasing the
interest
Here is a splendid opening for capitalists to
snrraar in the
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TIC LAND OWNERS.-A party owning valu-
/ able lands in " isconsin, viii exchange tue
same land in Tennessee, Arkansas or NiSsis-
sippi. Can be seen for the next three or four
weeks, at the office Of
BENTON & MAGICIAN,
Real Estate Brokers, - Madison Sc.
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NOTICE.

ENGLIsH-The friends and acquaintaneosof
WIZ ENGLISH are respectfully invited 10 at
his funeral, this Wednesday, morning, ei
81 am, from hls lats residence. cornero OF Shell
and Beale streets. Carriages Ia attendance
p5- Hannibal. NO.. papers please copy.
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CITY RESIDENCE.

VALUABLE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. l0ea-
cated-lOg IS By 100 feet-frst class Brick
Residence, with eight rooms, closets, etc, and
abundant out-houses all OF brick, and an un-
improved lot IS by 100 feet, adjoining anne, and
viii be sold together If desired. For informa-
ton, apply 20
SPEED, DONOHO & CO.,
Jala-lw a Madison street.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
ME M 2 HIS.
WEDNESDAY. ~ isss

p-Correspondents must bear IN mlhu
the rule Of writing on one side only OF
the sheet. in order to enable US to make
-. - ILnir rawnr.
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WIN. JARVIS & CO.,
Commission and Forwarding
No. 81 Second Street, between Main & Market,
Louisville, lay.

Y future we viii devote ourselves exclusively
1 10 the Commission and Forwarding business.
We solicit ~cOusignmeutS OF Cotton, Pork, Ba-
con, Lard, Flour, Whisky, and Bag dng and
Rope. We viii make liberal advances on Mer-
ehandise consigned TO our care, and VIII en-
deBVOr TO secure for our "ustOmers quick sales
be paid 10 the filling Of Planters Orders for
g~upuIias- flTT-1m
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uT-A Washington dispatch Of the
twelfth a The galleries Of the
House Of representative have, for the
last three days, been densely crowded
with attentive listeners 70 the debate on
the bill extending suffrage in the District
Of Columbia. Never before were so
many black mixed among the white
auditors as to-day. The interest among
both classes seems constantly on the
increase
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IN the Ism instant 7 viii cell. at public sale,
70 the highest bidder for cash. an the mr-
effects Of the late G. W Cherry. deceased Alas.
a lot OF nrewool aud coal, some valuable ulc-
ture anu me engrevlnRs 4 No. ] mich COW,
one OF the best IN the state, and many ether
rare and choice articles Of great valne. losr
OF tne mruituue Is nearly new ald OF the VERY
nnest qualify soma CT u cannot be wau sur
PC az 1le late residence o. Mr. Cherry. corner
Walker street and EayDuru avenue. nnd az tha
hour often ti0 0'eisez am
b y. WILLIAMSON, JE-
lal1-3r Administering
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R-This being FRASKLIS's birthday,
we can offer no better tribute to the great
exemplar OF our craft than TO lay before
our readers the following. IL is worthy
Of the great subject, and will rank Mr.
O'CONNELL among the real poets OF otr
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AND FOR SALE-T0 speeuIn-
I = tors---L acres OF Eue laud On the west
side OF L3u1erdale street south crrle Herman
DO road To miles from t0urT square. % p
utle rom city lullr--tlr -lll1 per acre. cash
and balance in one ana two years EIzlr err--
on ne n-rth side OF the fernando road ana
MrLenores avenue, adjoining The state F-
male tolege-SplsuulI locaIJa--Iuuu per acre.
cash and the balance In one and two years
Apply 10 Allrig=, ~ Gaiu street. E-Iir-s
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NEW ADVERTISEM'Ts
DiSSOIHtiOn.

THHE Partnership heretofore existing between
Jacob 5artOrius and o.. Dreyfus. under the
name and style of Sartorius & Co. has this day
been dissolved by mutual consent by Nj. r..
Dreyfus retiring from the nrm.
JACOB SAHTORIUS,
T.. ~pEENFIG.
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sIGNOR s. GRILLO,


Public Glasses, Der 90
Tor children, per quarter. - U3
Private Lessons, per each lessOn--------. W
EaA SOIREE viii be given every month.
Pupils viii be received on January 10Th, when
their names will be entered.
This beauufuI and handsome room can be
engaged for private parties, on application TO
SignOr GrIliO, I'll Main Street
IaTg-Iut
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nc WIlIidInS Dc Co.,
EALER IN
WINDOW GLASS, SASH
AND DOORS,
359 Second Street, Memphis,
Between Union and Beale.

Sash. ready painted and glazed. constantly on
hand. Glass Of all sizes. by the box or liEht.
All sales are exclusively for lash, therefore
we viii sell CHEAPER than any other house
in the south.
eS-Call and price our Stock.
ial7-3rn-W .sattsun.
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PLANTATION FOR zSALF-A
L GOOD CHANCE fUE a BAlEAIN.-I
ouer lors3le my plantation lying eight miles
south Of Wyrhe Depot. E8yetfs c1uulv. Tenn.
The tract contains about IISJ acres. SO acres
cleared and IN good state Of cultivation. -rraH
in fertility and other advantages % aar p tes
country u has a good frame dwelling with
six rooms. twelve CABINS. new afu and press
Ice house and stables.
FOR further arUIv TO
tOWLkES G5TEFFET.
IS jefferson street.
Memphis. Tenn
or 70 the undersigned on the premises
deZl-lm r. SHELTON
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HENRY LYONS,
JACOB FiES,
faI7 Nv JACOB SAETOBLUS.
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GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, ETC.,
Nc. 2ss Front Street,
IUuder CommerciaI ~.

HTEGre now receiving. and viii keep COR
w SANITY on hand. a large and well selected
stock Of Groceries, Provisions, Plantation sup
plies, etc, to which we especially invite the at
tentfon OF Country Merchants and Planters
jal6 I'm WEBB MITCHELL & CO.
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IS Situated in the Southern Border OF Tsho-
i miugo County, Miss. - miles south or IukH,
Miss, on the road 10 Fulton.
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The Connection by this Route
il Complete.
ALL RAIL AND no STAGING.
Fare Loss
Than by Any Other Route.

Trains on the Mississippi Central Railroad
leave Grand junction on Tuesday, Thursday
and saturday. az ? O'Clock pm.
Trains on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad leave
Corinth going North and South on Mondays,
Wednesdays and Erdays-Soutn at l8O an
and North at sd am.
Al Decatur reEularc connection are maze VIII
the Nashville and Decatur Road for NASHVILLE
Louisville, etc.
AT Stevenson connections are made Win
trains on the Nashville and chattanooga hAm-
road.
At Chattanooga connections are made WiLn
trains on the East Tennessee and Georg1at ana
Western and Atlantic Railroads., for al parts
OF Georgia, South audNorth Carolina, Virginia
and the North.
For through tickets and farther tniormaloni
apply Al No. Il Court Street, or AZ me MemphE
w. ROSS, enISupt.
a. l.. ANDERSON.
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
JULIUS HAYDEN
ialtlm General travelling Agent
uar 81 vvrue JS0 s. MITCHELL,
THfa III Late OF A. NaccarO q Co,
Nashville, Tenn Memphhs teuh-
L.. WERB, W. n hh1lhf
NsshvfIe. Tenn. OF Greensboro, Ala.
Hebb. Mitchell & Co..
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Web6, Mitchell d Co.,
Wholesale Dealers in
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~ a child, thirteen months old, was
sSnothered 70 death in Indianapolis, In
diana, by being covered with a feather
bed.
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COTTON SEED.
WE HAVE FOR SALE
10000 bushels Cotton Seed,
A. T. LACEY.

OF this seasons growth, carefully selected and
in prime shipping order. We have about ui
bushels each II Pstur Gulf and Boyd's ProllnC
Seed BEAUMONT, HAMILTON %
ialI I'm No 800 Front street
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FENHE Attention OF Planters. Levee Men and
4 Contractors, as well as Merchants. whole
sale and retail, is called to the above place,
established and have now In operation a
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d 4 fun length portrait Of General
Grant which is pronounced the best like
ness Of che hero ever executed, has been
hung in the rotunda Of the Capitol.
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D. The telegraph did not think worth
while 10 send US this paragraph which
we find in the Not0,sal I7te7igenc-r:
"We learn also that an order from the
War Department, couutermaudiug the
muster out of certain troops i'm Virginia,
was in turn cOuntermanded BIZ the Presi
dent, who has directed that the troops IN
question be mustered OUt.-NIti0H0i In
~teLiQencer.
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GENTS sell Nsw
FOR RENT.

TOR RENT-Thirteen lots, within one
il mile OF CouTl square. Containing from one
aud a half 70 eleven acres each, Desirable l0r
building or gardening spots A good bargain
is offered. Apply % JJ DCEOSE.
.H Front street.
ialG Il Nozbv & HINTS EIo.E. No Sfairz
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W Al z A. GSCD ~ 3
Recently Of Holly Springs, Mss
General Real Estate~& Collection Agent,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

once IN Room NO. ~s d1cAsou blocAi
81 Main Street.
TAVING advantageous business connections
III IN New York and other Northern cities,
will Buy. sell or Rent lands, Plantations or
other Real Estate, supply White L0J0rerg for
igT7suaEETGl Or DtheT Purpose, effect Loans for
Carrying on Plantations, and Collect Claims
fu North Mississippi and Alabama, West Ten
uessee and Eastern Arkansas.
REFER TO-MesSrs. Harrington q Howell, Gal
breath, Stewart 81 Co.. Taylor, Cole 4 Co., d. 3,
NIoIIoy. Jas. Elder, kOrtrecht & Croft, Cen. y.
p. Forrest, Gen. j. r Chalmers, and Col. sam.
Tate. fal3 I'm
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Superior Inducements offered 20 Laborin,
Glasses, as special Attention viii be pald q
this class OF depOsIrOrs. Iala 5m.
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Dissolution.

TUE firm Of Mack, Bros. & Bahm has been
Il lnl3 day dissolved By mutual consent. By
Mr. j. D. Mlekle retiring from the drm. me
remaining partners VIII continue. as hereto
IQre, 20 DO a general wholesale and retail Dry
Lsel nde The arm name Of Mack, Brothers
& Bohm-
CARD-The undersigned, In retiring from
the Dry d0Ods business. would return his sim
cere THANKS to his many friends and the public
for the liberal patronage they have extended
to him. aud would recommend the Old firm or
Bros. a B0hm TO the patronage % his
friends. ID. AICkLE
January Ist IsR jail Nv
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TO r r f N


COTTON PLANTATION FOR
u "Eease-Situated twenty miles S0utneasL OF
Memubfg. three miles south OF Forest Hill stu
tfou- on the Memphis and Charleston railroad.
The place contains lsG0 acres, $40 under cult
vatfon. rood gin and gin house. stables, out
houses and cabins to accommodate a sufficient
number Of IabOIers and q good dwelling Louise,
orchard. Garden and cistern-
There is an abundance Of water, even in the
dry season, for stock.
The corn and meat-suffeieu for the place
can be bought. also a portion OF the stock can
be- purchased or hired for the season.
RgGrsnces Required. Apply TO
". MITCHELL,
fqf2 Nv I97 Main street.
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
CHANCE OF SCHEDULE.

On and after "WEDNESDAY, the Sth instant
the hains on the Memphis and Charleston hal-
road viii run DAILY, as follows
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Ia Ex-Gov. Joseph f. Brown, of
Georgia, has removed to Atlanta, where
he win devote himself to the practice Of
law.
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LYoNs. FIEs & CO

THE undersigned having entered INTO q part
nership, will continue % do business no the
old stand, al 20 Main street, under the name
and style Of
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B5r A correspondent from Chill says
that several foreigners have purchased
and fitted out three or four privateers to
sail under the Gillian flag and prey on
the commerce Of Spain.
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- Observation-Disclosures"
" La-Te-Ha,- and
A" Indian Council" Kinckfnick.

Which TobaccGs are uuquestionabJv Of the
Best now to be had in the country. the same
being decidedly the next best smoke TO a fine
Havana segar, and fgvorites with the best
judges and pipe smokers, not only in the South,
but also in New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore
and Washington
While the quality Of the TObaccOs, are I'M
questionable, the packages in which they are
contained are at once unlqe and beautiful.
The Trade are respectfully invited 20 call and
for themselves, at the NIEGINLt To-
BACCo, AGENCY, No. PA Trent street, two doors
above Adams street
JAMS lIu-eOd GRDWDEi & co.
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sTOP TmE THEE

TUHO stole q small HORSE, on Main
w street near G.. NJ. GrreeIy's, newly saddlrd,
with part of the bride reins round the nose 8
Or years Old sore back Old sore marks OF
cuIlar on shoulder. Stolen this evening after
one O'Clock. Return horse to Geo. NJ. Greedy <
Co.. Main street. VA. A. DOAKEI.
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Eastward Trains.
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EOR SALE-OR RENT VIII
IN sell or rent my plantation rear Preston.
four miles WestOf Gamers station. and sixteen
miles nom Grenada, containing about three
thousand acres, seven hundred 1u cultivation.
mostly ricu creek bottoms The place is well
Watared. has two good dwelling houses on b..
sud ali the necessary ~oUt-Euldiugs for two SUI
uerfOr cotton farms. which VIII De sold rol-ths-
or parately for part cash and the balance in
one and two years OF rented for a portion OF
the cotton crop ] VII also sell with Ele plan
Lation. If not previously disposed OF. an my
stock. farming utensils. cotton seed. etc etc.
Apply To sample, Mitchell & Co, W8 Front ST.
Memphis. Tenn, or the subscriber on the
premises. ELL6EA FLEMING.
de3-lm
NOTICE--Au persons holding claims
- against TIE estate Of j. sugg< deed. and
against the nrm Of Brooks & SurgT. win ma
them with the undersigned az his place or
ness, No "a Frontstreet, Memphis.
l. SUGE7.
Admir- Est. of q. Sugzs.
January 8th, Is6. ans 80
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lacey e WcGhee,
COTTON FACTORS, GROCERS AND COM
MISSION MERCHANTS.
Also, Dealers in Roat stores, Wines, Liquors,
Tobacco and Segars,
No. 2 Front ST., MEMPHIS, TENN.
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VERY SUPERIOR
TOBACCO.

VIZ HAVE Just Received, and now Offer for
w sale. a consignment Of the following
named popular brands Virginia smoking To-
bIrcO, VIZ
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10 Acres rich bottom land on ST. Fra-e's
river, fmiles from Mississippi river-II acres
rie-rel and under fence. 81 acresold t--Ienluz
adjoining the cleared lud. frame Dwelling
H0u-e e, three rooms and Kitchens. Gin House
Gin stand and NIL, Corn Cribs. etc. Price SD
per acre, or VIII exchange Tor good 1arul 10 or
u miles east from Memphis For further par
uculsrs. apply 10 BENTON & MsCLEAE.
Real Estate Brokers.
jan Nv ~ ErLislU street
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where Liberty Is. there is my country.
BENJAMIN ERANkLIS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-17

pT~The trial Of Alexandria, Va, rioters
is progressing to-day. Negroes are admit
ted 10 the same privilege as whites in
taking testimony.