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MARRIED

ACKNOWLEDGMENT Shelby Depot
Tenn. Feb. :, 1856, by the Rev. Mr.. Myers, MIR
JAS. ACkSIGHr and Miss ELLA g, PILLOW, al
Of this city.
Happy Mac! Sweet dreams will ever arisi
from hin Pa0to. And thus forever bask IL
the shades Of love ana DussIuuess, is the wisl
Of your friends.
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80 A Washington dispatch 10 the st.
Louis Republican SAYS, Ex-United States
Marshal, Ward II. Lams0n, has adj
dressed an important letter 70 President
johnson on the views Of the late Presi-
dent Lincoln on restoration. After de-
nouncing Mr.. Stevens andth radicals a.
disuuionists, Mr.. hanson says: 81 came
here as Mr.. Lineoln's special friend. and
was Marshal Of the District during the
whole Of his administration down 10 the
dav Of his death. / wa in the most
confidential and intimate relations with
him. Thad many and free conversations
with him on this very subject of r~estora-
ten. ] was made entirely certain, by
his own repeated declarations to me, that
he would exert all bis authority, power
and influence 10 bring about an immeci-
ate reconciliation between the w sec
lions Of the country. As far as depended
on him. he would have had the southern
States represented in both houses ofCon-
gress within the shortest time allowable.
The energies of his nature were given 70
A vigorous prosecution Of the war while
the rebellion lasted, but he was equally
determined upon q vigorous prosecution
Of peace as soon as the armed hostility
should be ended. He knew the base de-
signs Of the radicals b keep up the strife
for their own advantage, and he was de-
termined to thwart them, as be himself
told me very often"
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DIED.

C0WPERTHWAIT-Yesterday morning at
~ O'Clock, Mrs E. v, wife OF Harry Cowper-
thwait.
The friends and acquaintance are respect
fully invited to attend her funeral from the
residence Of Mr.. q. F. Huls, No. 81 Union st.,
at O'Clock this evening. Services by the Rev.
Or. Hines. Carriages at Mr.. Holst's.
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ChaneeFy Sale,
-ON-
Tuesday, May fst. 1866.

Anderson c. Belts and John H. Graves rs
Henry Laird, e. al.
DURSUAET To sn interlocutory decree rem
Il dered in the cause above recited, AZ the
November term, 1865, Of the Common Law and
thancery Court Of the city Of Memphis, on the
Cbancery Side thereof I shall offer for sale al
public auction, 20 the highest bidder, ut The
Courthouse door IN the city OF Memphis, ID
Tuesday the lst day OF May next. a certain lot
OF ground situate in the county OF shelby and
state OF Tennessee, and described as follows,
to-wit: Being lots NOS. 1 and in the sub-diVl-
sion Of TilmaD Belts land, lying about two
miles east OF the city OF Memphis, on the State
Line road, being part Of subdivision No. 8 70
James Winchester for 10 acres OF the John
Rice grant for 5000 ACRES. and bounded thus:
Beginning on the bank OF a spring branch at a
STAKE, which stands nom q large white oak
north 40 west, and s. links therefrom, thence
north as west 3 chains and s. LINKS TO a stake,
walnut pointer marked A, thence north AZ,
west 8 chains and 50 links TO said creek, thence
with its meanders n~orthwardly TO the centre OF
the State line road, thence with il north 50 10
chains, 81 links to a stake n. W. corner Of a
one acre purchase, thence south 1, east with
that line "a chains 50 links 10 the beginning,
containing 5 acres. Sale between the hours OF
10 An, and II n.
TERsis or ~SALE-Credit OF g month"; Bond
with approved security and a lien retained for
the payment Of the purchase money.
A. ASTON,
Clerk and Master.
March 81, 1855. apl ids
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

QUARMLY.-The friends and acquaintance
OF Mrs WM. QUARNLY, are respectfully invited
TO attend her funeral at ~ o'clock to-day, from
her residence on Third street In Chelsea. o
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NEW ADvERTEsEm'Ts
JUST
AND ZOE SALE L0N LOB CAsHl

AAD FVk BALE Lon TUE OAOhI
06 FIRKINs FRESH BUTTER.
50 Cases CARROTS SNUFF.
Whisky.
50 Half barrels N. G. Tar.
S Bbis. Pure Old Bourbon Whisky.
lJ Boxes Messina Lemons and Oranges.
20 Casks Bacon, clear sides and shoulders.
10 fierees R0es sc. Hams.
- Boxes Davis do breakfast Bacon.
30 Bblg. Texas PecaHs, extra large.
100 Bbis Mess Pork aud Beef
% Bbls ami half bbls White Fish.
Also. our Own Importations of
50 Baskets, quarts and plnts, {" Bouche,
Fits& Cos" "B0uzy " and cabinet" Cham
/ payne.
400 Baskets, Qts. and Pts, "Pipsr Hsldsiek"
Champagne.
s. Boxes.ots. and Pts. achaa Fare sinsry"
50 Boxes, OTIS. and Pts. ode ST. Marceaux'
Champagne.
81 Gases, cts. and Pts, Div OIL.
100 Gases = and = Sardiues.
100 Gases Claret, various brands.
2 Casks, els. and PtA, " RobL. Younger q
Sons" Sparkling Ale.
8 Pipes Gomez sancho" Table sherry
B Pipes Old Port Wine
2 Pipes u. Denis Henry Mounle & Co.'S
3 Pipes "Pinet CastIIon s Co. do 1880.
10 Pipes L Rochelle United PrOprieton, -
Cognac, IsoL
5000 Havana Segars. various brands.
Besides a fun assortment Of Goods usually
found in our line, warranted fresh.
il. FRANK q Co,
80 Front Street, between Madison & Court Sts.
aprl-lw
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N0n-ReNiaent Notice.

On the Chancery side Of the Common Law and
Chancery Court OF the city Of Memphis, Tenn.
Martha L. Trtgg vs.. Thos. A. Nelson, executor
ofJOhn Trigg, deceased, William " Trigg,
Charles A StOckley and wife Lucy J. StOckly,
Lizzie Walker, in her own right and As execu-
trix OF H.. Z. Walker, deceased, and others.
IT appearing from affidsvit in this cause. that
i the defendants, Lizzie Walker and her infant
son Prank Walker, and James B. Trigg. are citi-
zensOfthe State Of louisiana, and ThGs. b. Triag
lisa citizen OF the state OfArkansas. and are mons
residents OF the State OF Tennessee, it is there
fore ordered tina they and the creditors
Of the estate Of said John Trigg. known
and unknown make their appearance
herein at the Courthouse, in the city Of
Memphis, Tennessee, within the first three
days of the next term Of said Court. TO com-
msnce on the second Monday in Nav. 1850.
and plead. answer or demur to cOmplafu-
ants cross bill, or the same viii be taken
for confessed. AS TO them, and set for hearing
erD0Jte. and that q copy Of this order be pub
Ushed once a week, for four successive weeks.
in the Memphis APPEAL
A e~Opy-Attest:
AUGUSTON ALSTON. clerk and master.
Wright q Mckisick, sols. for complainant.
m~ar3l-laW4wets March 3Oth, IS66.
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Chancery Sale Of Real Estate.
On
Tuesday, May the list, 1866.

George W. Lincoln rs Winston J. Davis, Frank
lin n. Moore, Admir- OF Alfred Moore, de-
ceased. and J. G. Finnie, Trustee.
Df virtue Of an interlocutOry decree entered
ID In the above cause On the 6th duy Of De-
eember, 1856. 1 viii sell at public auction 70 tie
highest bidder, Ia mont o. the Court House
door, IN the city OF Memphis, between the
hours o. 10 and 2m.,o on Tuesday, May lst, 1856.
The following described real estate, tO-Wft
Situate IN the County or shelby and state OF
plan Of the city Of Memphis, as lot No. 3 iu
block 81, In that part OF said city formerly
known - south Memphis, and Situate on tine
north side Of BeaIe street and fronting thereon
80 feet, and running back u-OrthwardIy be
tween two parallel lines about 210 feet, and ly-
ing adjoining and directly east Of a los sold by
1872.
TERafs OF sALE;-A credit Of 0, II and Is
months, the purchaser 70 give notes vita good
security and a lien retained, etc.
A. ASTON.
Rpl ids Clerk and Master.
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The Memphis and CharlestV


Is prepared 70 receive and pay steamho-
charges and drayage on freizhfs cUnsfgued 10
parties At the following points on the EompHis
and Charleston Railroad viz.
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Chancery Sale,
On
Tuesday, May list, 1866.

ca Stiilmau, Administrator, etc, VS.. Thomas
J. sale.
DJRSUANT to an iuterlocutory decree rem
i dvr~d in the above reclled cause at the
November term, 1855, Oft the Common Law and
thancery Court Jf lie city OF Memphis on the
Chancery side thereof 4 snail proceed 90 offer
Iur sale at tle Courthouse door IN tle city OF
hemphso on Tuesday the Ist day OF MAY, lNA. to
the highest bidder Tor cash. between LLe hours
OF iu Am and u q certain town lot in the city
OF Memphis and state OF Tennessee, being lot
No ) OF Block 8 Ia south Memphis.
AUGCSTON ASTON. clerk and master.
March d. Is5. aulrus
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NEW
BOARDING.
To Cotton

A family or fODl gentlemen win find board
~ and lodging at 4S7 shelby street.
anrNL4F
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ANNoUNCEMENTs.

DY Request Of my many voting friends,
ID J announce myself a candidate for the
Odice OF Tax Collector on Privileges, stthc com
Ing municipal election, June 9th, Isl
MICHAEL BUkEE.
marr9 Alderman OF 5rh ward
II THE solicitation OF many friends, 4
n have consented 70 become a candidate for
ne ONCE OF RECORDER OF the city u Mem
phis, at tine ensuiuEIu June election have been
4 resident ofthe city for twenty-five years
nfaratae r. SEeEE-
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COTTON SEED.

MUST and win sen az the lowest market
VI price, 500 bushels hne cotton seed. for
which call on BOND & JONES, No. s. Madison
street, where you VIII also find choice family
groceries. Free delivery anywhere in the city.
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pa Secretary McCuloeh says the May
interest due on the 5-20's viii be paid
early this month. The amount of gold
required is So, 900, 900.
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TRANSPORTATION

Change Of Schedule
MEMPHIS & CHARLESTON
RAILR GA -,
Taking Effect Sunday, April lat,
1885, at 6.25 AN.
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WE would call the attent on Of the city and
country trade. Ia our extensive and en-
tirely new stock Of Books and Stationery.
Our schOOIboSk stock Is very large, and offered
at a very liberal discount 10 the trade.
apI GIG. PATTISON & co.
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F-nEer and Aau Train east makes sI con-
ueeuon- rom Memphis. New orleans a41 rra-
70 S1auFlile Louisville. Cincinnati. Knox
l1 hlstAr - nch1urg. Washfue-
On nsill4pfe Fhllaleipbia. Norfolk. Atlantis.
A NlAElrn, savannah. Macon. Mont
g9m-fy- and Al tmportant points.
IesenEeB leaving AiemphIs ar Id w- make
eip-e connections Gtly 81 Grand Ianeflau attn
trains ~ Mississippi Central ftarr1sf m FFarr-
-prlnE- Greuada, Canton. IaeEz1u ETarE.r-4
and Sew orleans, aud 81 D8rufI with r-rsr "a
Noble and ono Railroad Gr L0H1- and I'm ms
termediate points
Leave Memphis on gE am u-lrrrnfr To- ----
meet with Mississippi Central EIl1aaI IA u to
Bolivar.
IRE Iunetto1 Accommodate --srr VEST
WAr1- leaves Grand Junction after ARRIVAL ar
train rom tie south. making good Connection
between New Orleans and Memphis
me foriufn Accom- sGrafllu fIaln westward
leaves Couuth 1eraruVlI oftraLu fram ff0r-
phis-
No delay between MsmPhis and Mobile. OF
View Orleans
This change oflue abf the NaurTr ana
Charleston Railroad to make elza r1uleesrHs
with the roads composing the Eraaf southern
YAH Route through East Iauuazzea luf Viz
zAul1- hare 4sloW asuy any utzer route. EIa-
CANT Stepping Cars on al ui-Ir Trains
apply for Through Tickets go no ~ Court
street, Memphis, or a. the depot.
Ross. Gent SurE
WI uhSLET- GEM Eek-- Azr--
mrgO
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WIN. n & co.,
Notice.

az Main street, Bet Madison g Court,
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ChaneeFy Sale Of Real Estate.
ON
Tuesday, 1st Of MGy, 1866.

Berry Nav, vs. Mary Manly, and Others.
DT virtue OF an interlocutOry decree entered
ID in the above stated cause, on January eth,
1885, I viii. on Tuesday the lst day Of MAY. 1853.
sell at the Court House door In the city OF Mem
phts, between the hours OF 70 am. and II M,
to the highest bidder, the following described
property tO-wit: The tract on which complain
ant resided in 1883, containing lu.45-iUO acres.
about 2i4 miles east Of the city of Memphis, on
the line Of the Memphis and Charleston Rail-
road, and bounded on the south by the
said Memphis & Charleston railroad, GU the
west by Ell BayuOT's Is acre tract. on the north
by a tract 0rmeriy owned by A.. II. Douglass.
and on the east by a 26 acre tract sold by Robin
son and Douglass To :. Il. Webb, and by said
Webb 20 W. T. B0Wles.
TsEHs or Salon acredit Of 81 and twelve
months.
Aug USTON ASTON, clerk and master.
apitds
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II
Six or eight rooms, on Second street Apply
TO A a & ia. Taylor, No. s. jefferson street
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LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN
EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTIONS

The sessions ofthese Institutions, which are
slluated on the summit OF Lookout Mountain,
Tenn. VIII be as follows:
The summer sessions viii commence May 18th
and close October lst- The winter session viii
commence November 18Th and close April lst,
Of each year.
Tuition, use OF books, board, washing, etc,
SOD per session, ons-haif payable upon en-
trance, the remainder on the 18th July and 10Th
January Of each yesr.
Modern language and Music, extra.
AS only q limited number OF pupils viii be
received, immediate application Is necessary 10
secure admission. For particulars, address
REV. 4. =. WILLIAMS.
mar3l w Box III, ChattanooQa. Tenn.
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Sale of Market Stalls.

The Vegetable aud Fish stands in the North
and south Markets, viii be sold al public auc-
ton, Monday, April I'd, 1906. sale 10 commence
az norm Market az 10 O'Clock, An. and south
Market at IL o'clock am.
AUGUST HITZFIELD,
marNA Mayor, pro. tens
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E% A Cincinnati telegram says that
on Friday a negro in Paris, KY, who
had outraged a white child ten years old
and afterwards murdered her, was taken
from the Jail by the citizens and hung.
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DIR. L. P. GRIGGs,
Magnetic Physician,
HOUSE"
MEMPHIS, TENN,
Corner of Mainland Adams SITS.
J. J. WoRsHAM. c. 4. GALLOWAY.


TfHIS House centrally located in the business
part OF the city, convenient 10 the railroad
depOts and 70 The river landing, has recently
been repaired, ren0yIted and lifted up with
new furniture, and is now open TO the travel
Ing public. the proprletOrs pledge themselves
that it shall be kepti In every department equal
70 any hotel in the southwest. and respectfully
solicit a share OF the travelling public.
apri-Im j u WnEEH AN q On
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Important TO Travellers
MEMPHIS EASTERN CITIES.
me Crest Broad Gusgs
Atlantic and Great Western Railway

Is open and running swO daily fast ey-
rrass trains FROM Cnclunau 20 New York and
IN Eastern cities Passengers viii find this a
most desirable route The equipments OF thts
night trains, and gnoEng ears on an rrafns
Ample time Is allowed At regular hours fr-
meals sad the unnruken Broad GuaEa usa- y,
the traveller q degree Of seeurity. eomr5rf and
sDeed net 20 be found on any other ruufa- Can-
Gcctlons va Cairo, 81 Louis, or Chlcago for ms
route are certain also cunuecrions for pif~
P~hiiadelphia, HdiumoEs and WaShfr1-r~
Tickets can be had and hasqsea eFs7Eci
tnroqgh "a lprlnclpal eouthWestsrn omces.
apply to LARRY HARNISTa6
Agent III. Gen. Railroad, Ia dersea sfrsas
Or 20 r. T. B. EFENGTGSTT
Agent Chicago and St Louis H. ro4f ~ Il,
Madison street., Memphis, Team. u
SIDNEY COOK
n1o GaEoSo Housa-
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NUE are prepared 70 mske liberal advances
IN Gold or Currency on Cotton shipped q
our friends IN Liverpool, or to Messrs. Carleton,
FOute < Co, New York.
SPEED, DONOHO & co,
Commission Merchants, = Madison st.
Memphis. March 81. 1856. apl-2w
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VIM. JEHLE & CO..
Wholesale Dealers in
GOODS, NOTIONS, ETC,
Arejust in receipt OF

600 Gross Etsrbrooks Pens, at prices nom q
cents 70 - per gross.
$50 Gross Lead Pencils, at prices from 81 70
Sl2 per gross.
500 Bundle Violin Strings, pure Importation,
from 90 cents 70 s. per bundle
60 DON- Pocket Knives. various patters-
L40 D0L. Hair on. Nologue. Pomades Soap,
and EXtractsa NJ Manufacturers prices
SO Doz- SIX Cotton and Linen HandEfs.
= DoZ- French COrsets. at reduced prices.
@00 Fish Hooks. assorted sizes.
500 boz Fish Lines, assorted sizes
ao,G9 Envelopes. white and bur.
DO Reams Note. Letter and Cap Faper.
go Gross Dress, Coat, Pant, shirt and Vest
Buttons
800 Pounds linen Threads.
so Pound Skein Cotton.
30 Doz. Linen Shirts and Collars
500 Dor Looking Glasses, assorted sizes
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WANTS.
RoARDERs

A small family can get boarding At ne corpo-
Address l. r..
msr3i-2ts Appeal Counting Room
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Notice.

A T a meeting Of the Directors of the Memphi.
II Dry Bock Company, held az the Ohice OF
the Treasurer. e resolved that an iHstalment OF
twenty per cent. OF The stock subscribed BE-
called IN Payments can Be made at the Office
Of the Treasurer. Dated March zgth, $500.
BY order Of A. J. WHITE, President.
y, T. OsrRoM, Secretary, marSa
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M Sir Charles Darling, Governor Of

bB Sir Charles Darling, Governor Of
the English colony Of Victoria, Aus.
tralia, has been severely censured and
recalled. The colony has been for some
time past distracted by a violent strug-
gle upon financial questions. The Gov
ernor had taken part in the strife against
his own ministers, and had 50 seriously
lowered the character Of the Govern
ment. Hence his recall.
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Speed, Sarety& Comfort Combined.

s~BAeeAeE CHECKED rHRoUgH
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On receiving the news that the Presi-
dent had vetoed the Civil Rights bill,
the ErcBjBg Journal says: 1--WE very
much regret this action ofthe Executive,
for the reason that it is 50 liable 10 be
construed into hostility to the freedmen,
which we do not believe he entertained.
He has acted, doubtless, on the opinion
of his constitutional advisers, that the
bill is in conflict with the Constitution.
We trust, however, that Congress will
take the responsibility from the shout
ders Of the President, and re-enact the
law, and let the Supreme Court decide
a tn its nustftutioDalitv -
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The friends Of the Civil Rights bill are
quite confident, tonight, they can secure
the requisite two-thirds vote to pass it
Ove the veto. Stockton's expulsion and
his adhesion to the bill will probably
cause the change from the vote sustain
ing the former veto of the Freedmen's
Bureau bill. If this prove true, the veto
VIII not be sustained. The hotels and
public places are full of excitement to-
night over the veto, and party feelings
runs high.
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Br A dispatch from SAN Francisco
states that Juarez had written to the
Mexican Consul at that place, that the
cities Of Chihuahua and Partz have been
evacuated by the I~mperialists, and that
the French have concentrated their for
ces at Durango.
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NORTH, MURPHY & MASON
[mlsrSI 1ml
"a ID.

We sUp~erintend he handling Of OUs
Glass az shipping and receiring, ana
parties purchasing are assured that Og
bOrCs contain less broken Glass than those
from any other house.
Our Sash, Doors and Blinds are made
Of choice, picked humber, thoroughly sea-
s0Red, and made Up iB q superior and
W~OrkIadRtikc manner.
orr Blinds are made Nth rolling adts,
top and bottom, 6y tUhich sun and dllst
can be entirely excluded from the h0Use,
and those Wbieh are painted hare three
coats Of perpetual green.
We fRUits Builders, Contractors, and
al Jcishing anything IL our Tine, to call
and erqHige oar stock, trhicb ere quar0al-
tee the best iR the country and oar prices
> per cent. beiOaC any other house in
Memphis.
We also take orders for saPpAiaq Sash,
Doors and Blinds for Churches, Hotels,
and elegant residences.
Sash ready painted and glazed Gl0dys
on hand.
G~lass-euttiHg and glGziag done 10
order.
an sales exclusively CASH
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SALE OF LOTS
IN
Water Valley, Miss.
On MONDAY, APRIL 20, 1866.

fgHE location Of the shops and offices Of the
i Mississippi Central Railroad tOnpauy az
Water Valley, has rendered lt necessary 20
make provision for the influx OF population
which viii follow this important movement
A Large body Of land has been secured By a
iplnL Stock company. suitable ia all respects TOR
the purpose OF building up a town. which has
been laid on into streets and lots and the COM
pany have determined 70 offer then f0E sale at
auction, at Water valley, on Monday the I'd
day Of April neNt. % the highest bidder.
Terms Of sale-One-third cash. ons-third iu
six and remainder Ia twelve months from date
Of sale.
sissippt Central Railroad, being equl-distaut
from Canton. Miss, and Jackson, Tenn; is a
springs breaking out N every direction, OF the
purest and best quality. II has long had one OF
the best schools IN The Stale and several
churches In all respects 10 is a desirable lOca-
ton. and the many buildings now in process Of
erection indicate that 10 viii soon become a
town Of Importance. m1rg-2w
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RECEPTION OF THE VETO MESSAGE.

RECEPTION OF II VETO MESSAGE.
WASHINGTON, March q.
The message came in at O'Clock, and
lay upon the table for four hours, while
the Stockton cas- was pending, and long
before that time it had been circulated
through the chamber, and read by such
senator's and Representatives as were dis
posed TO look it through. After it had
been formally read by Col. Forney, the
Presidents special friends sought to force
an adjournment. This, however, was
resisted by the majority, who meant to
pass the bill over the veto tonight. A
call Of the yeas and nays revealed the
fact that Messrs. Grimes and Kirk
wood had left the chamber. This
left the Union men without suhi-
cient strength, aud they were con-
seqently Obliged TO adjourn.
The bill viii come up tomorrow, and
Judge TrumbuIl VIII probably review
the message at some length. But for
the absence Of the Iowa senators, the
Measure would un~questiOnahly have
been put through tonight. It's friends
are very confident that twill receive the
necessary vote tomorrow, as follows:
Yeas-Anthony, Brown, Chandler,
Clark, Conness, Crogin, Cresswell, Fes-
sender, Foster, Grimes, Harris, Hender-
son, Howard, Howe, Kirkwood, Lane Of
Indiana, Nye, Poland, Pomeroy, RAM
sey, Sherman, Sprague, Stewart, SUM
ner, Trumbua. Wade, Wiley, Williams,
Wilson aud Nates-30.
Nays-Buckalew, Cowan, Davis, Doc
little, Guthrie, Hendricks, johnson,
Lane Of Kansas, McDougall, Morgan,
Nesmith, Norton, Riddle, salisbury and
Van Winkle-Ih.
There is much feeling on the subject
everywhere this evening, and the Senate
viii he crowded to its utmost
capacity tomorrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-04-01
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TIT Madison street, Sash. Doors and Blinds
u at cost. to clear out our Immense stOck.
preparatory 70 moving. Castings and mould
iugS constantly on hand.
MARI QUACKEEBUSH q WARES.