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plyIt seems TO be well settled, saysthe
Huntsville Adr0cate, that three Of the
col0red regiments here, are soon 10 he
mustered out. The Forty-fourth u. $. c
J., VIII remain for a while longer-until
relieved 10y white regulars.
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utrrS or ADVERTIsINo.

One sousre one Insertion 81 GO
~ eIch additional insertion l1
two weeks Q ~
one month \ tl
re- All advertisements considered due after
tie IrsI insertion
Hr- I..cnt lines OF solid nonparel constitute
square. .,...-, ,-.f
ser A O advertisements ln iite special Noilce
-ofrfrnn will DEE charged ID cents per line.
Fs.-- Marriage and death notices published a.
a. her ad advertisements.
r.s- AIi adveTti isameats Net marked for 9 sI'e-
cfued time viii be discontinued al the end OF
one week.
1s- D advertisements for the appeal must
b- laudg-l Iu at she Clerk s desk.
Es- T-1uvirHi Advertisements must BE- paid 61r
o. alaifgfloe.
rE- So advertisement viii appear Ia the
Weekly paper, unless by special contract,
nE- Advertisements 20 be inserted in the
Weekly paper only, or an irregular Intervals in
either 81 the pslscgs, VIII be charged 81 per
s duare for each and every insertion.
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II w .
Splendid Cotton Plantations
FOR RENT OIs SALE.

A SPENDlDlA improved tract OF land be-
n longing 70 the estate Of Sezh Whealley, sit
uated ON bayou Macon ~ Carroll Parish, la.
IL miles West Of Lake Puividence. This trtct
contains Zll0 acres $50 Nf which has been
cleared for along time and viii produce bale
house. Quarters Tor IaoOrers. steam giI. mill and
an necessary improvements on the piitce-
BayOu Macon is navigable f0Fsteanlers ana tne
products can be snipped direct from ths private
landing - New Orleans.
Also, 2jgU acres, CO. Of which is open, situated
miles south OF Memphis, between horn Lake
tations in the county, predicting cotton corn,
,rhenf oats etc. equal 70 any upland place In
sllartefs flr Iaborers. Iaill cribs and stable on
the place. 49,, -
of the above places Apply 70
DR. D. d SAUNDERS,
ial3-Iml o. south Court street, ,up stairsl-
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nag- Taitis Edinburg Magazine thps de


scribes q certain school of piety,
"Our political and parliamentary chris
tianity Is 2 christianity that wages fierce
war against poor mems hot Sunday din
ners, and Sunday walks in gresn fields,
and Sunday excursions hY steamboat and
railway, and SgaaaY visits 90 museums,
piutpre galleries ami geological gardens
against everything that pan refine the
tastes, stimulate the intelleet, refresh the
heart, aud ia good % the health and
spirits Of the paid week day dwellers in
city lanes and alleys. 1t is fond of ex-
tending the list of NAL DrOjtiJjfG, It is
never 50 we'll pleased as when It is re-
stricting somebody fFoA doing or enjoy
ing somGthing. There are men who
would DOT, # they could help Il, lot poor
people do the very thing that Jesus
Christ bimself did-Walk through the
liGlds VA the Sabbath day. II is am OBJ
stinative and teasing, a frivolous and
vaXatlUts Christianity. Ii is
"a meddling busy bodied Christianity,
about triiles OF things indifferent, and po-
lilely dumb la view of evils which il
ought 70 denogaqe with a voice Of thun-
der -
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sale by
WALEER BROS. & CO..
- Main Street. Mem phis Tenn.
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BSF The largest Sunday School i'm the
world is at Stockport, England, number
ing about five Thousand scholars There
are three hundred teachers. Over two
Thousand of the scholars are above six
teen years old.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
N E w S KIR t.
FOR I565I6.
THE GREAT INVENTION OF THE AGE.
j. w. BradIey's
DUPLEX ELLIPTIC
t0r double steel Spring.
. x I n II,
Sole Proprietors and Manufacturers, 81 Cham
bers ana - and 81 Reads street,
s-rsTrr srguu-

This invention consists OF Dupiex for twol
fihptic Pure Refined Steel Springs. ingeni0usly
hralded tightly and nrmly together. edge 10
tuse1 making the toughest, most flexible. elias
&c anu uu ftbie spring ever used They seldom
Dehu or break like The single SPRING. and con
aeIututiy preserve their perfect and beautiful
sii7tpe more ltau tWice as long any Single
9grlhg akift tliat ever has or can be made.
me wonderful nexibiiity aud Great com fort
and pleasure 70 any lady wearing the duplex
f4uptic Skirl VIII be experienced particularly
lu an crowded assemblies, Operas. Carriages
rulroau cars, church pcWs, arm chairs for
urOmenane and house dress. as the skirt can De
ioleeo Wiien ~ Use 70 occupy a suElh place as
easily and conveniently as a muslin dress.
lady having enjoyed the pleasure. com fort
ana great convenience Of wearing The duplex
Elliptic steel spring skirt for a single dav VIII
never afterwards willlngiy dispense with their
use. For tullGreu- Inlsses and Young 1ldlas
they are superior % AL others
The hoops are covered With two ulv don 81
twisted thread and viii wear twice az long q,
tie single yarn covering which is used on All
single steel hoop skirts Thc three bottom rods
on every skin are also double steel, and twice
wearing OF the rods when dragging down
stairs, stone steps, etc, etc, which they are
constantly subject 10 when IN use.
All are made Of the new and elegant Couied
tapes, and are tue best quality In every part
giving 10 the wearer the most graceful and uer-
feet shape possible, and are unquestiOuablY the
lightest most desirable, comfortable and eco
uomicsd skirt ever made.
For sale in an urst class stores, Wholesale and
EeIas, in flis cftB, and throug1out the United
states and Canadas, Havana de Cuba. Mexico
South America, and the West Indies
- Inquire for the Duplex Elliptic Tor
EherfsiPt spring skirt
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gaT Cain has found an apologist in DR..
Cummings, of London, who. in his "Lives
Of the Patriarchs,' SAYS that Cain can
never have seen a dead human being, or
learned anything about death, or known
That heavy blow would destroy the vi
tality, of which, again, he can have per-
ceived nothing, his guilt was at the out
side only manslaughtcr
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DGr The longest word in Eliot's Indian
Bible is in Mark l:l0, Wutteppesittuk-
qssunnoowohtunkquab, and signifies,
"kneeling down 10 him.
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BradIey's Duplex Elliptic sIirt.

Very flexible, folded easily when IN use, TO
occupy a small space, and an article Of superior
excellence For sale, IN all styles. az the
SOUTHERN PALACE
NIXON, WOOD & co,
ssaa1 nTnf- K
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Valuable Farm fer Sale in
Madison Comfy, Tenn.

DESIRING TO move to jackson, will sell
~ privately my farm which approaches %
within one mile Of that place, and contains 20
acres
modiOus brick Dwelling House, with an neoes-
sary Out-buiidings, stables, cistern ice, llosS, =
cleared. the other haIf covered with very me
tim Der.
Jackson is a large and hourishing toWn, on
the Mobile & Ohio Railroad ana IS the norl y
ern farrafnus OF the. Mississippi central hosli-
IN eor,;air,s west tennessee College ana a Fee
male High school, number o. chulelea and
,'@,t ,.,ls = IA VIM. II. STEPHENS.
inI3-gW
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5fg@ A New York clergyman says there
are not in that city more than two hun
dred thousand church gOers, Of whom
ane-hait are Roman Catholics. Atany
one time not more than fifty thou
sand can be found attending public woT-
shin.
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LA4 Bishop Lay writes to the Chris
HaH LRteHigeacer that he is prepared to
nominate several missionaries for Ar
kansas, and one for the Indian Territory.
lie would be glad 20 correspond with any
clergyman who may be inclined 0t
enter this field.
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Westward Trains
The Connection by this Route
is Complete.
ALL RAIL AND no STAGING.
Fare Less
Than by ANY Other Route.

Irains on the Mississippi Central Railroad
leave Grand Juucti1u uu TUESDAY TlfU--fi.t,-
and saturday, at 2 O'Clock pm.
Trains on the Mobile and ohio Railroad leave
gorlnth going North and south on Moudays
" wednesdays and Fridays-sousli at I.sJ s-ru
and North at SD am.
Al l'eeatur regular connections are made with
Louisville, etc.
Al stevenson connections are made with
trains on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
read.
AT Chattanooga connections are made with
trains on me East Tennessee and Georgia and
" Western and Atlantic Railroads for sill rlsirts
and the North
For through tickets and further Information.
apply az no. lJ Court Street, or at the Memphis
and Charleston Depot
~. J. ROSS, GenI Sun't-
@. l. ANDERSON
General Freight and Ticket Agent.
JULIUS HAYDEN
iahl-lm General Travelling AGENT
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Ladies oyster Saloon.

The ladies are Informed that n fine Saloon is
now opened, where they can be supplied with
oysters in every style Coffee Tea. Chocolate, etc.
Attentive ilnd courteous walters will De in
attendance. JOSEPH SpFIrHT
uov5-.u "a Tadfgor, -
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ssA- The Harrisburg Telegraph of Mon
day says: "Hwo or three days ago, I'VE
believe on Friday, a lady residing on the
other side of the river was informed by a
thoughtless woman, who desired TO per-
petrate Joke, that her husband had
been killed on the railroad. Upon hear
ing the statement the wife was so agi-
tated that she tainted, and her system
was 50 completely shocked that She died
on Sunday
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pa On the Feast Of the Immaculate
Conception Of the b. V. NJ. two young
ladies Of this city received the white
veil in the Convent of the Good Shep-
herd, on Mount street. Miss Maggie
Barron assumed the name of Sister Mary
Of st. Agnes, and Miss Ann Clark the
name Of Sister Mary of St. Anthony OF
psdua. A large number of the friends
uf the novices witnessed the ceremony,
and the Rev. Superior Of the House Of
Iiciated. Baltimore Mirror.
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Daily On advanced per annum Sl6 G
e per week
To carriers alii uews-desilers- per copy
Weekly per anuum tp advance "
ua- transcription entered on ou- man nouAs
for a less time than cne month
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DupIeY EIIIplIc skirt

Combining elegance, lightness, durability.
CON fort and economy, and uuquestionahly the
most desirable article made. For sale whole
sale and retail by
MENKEN BEOTHERS & Co.
NTnFHr : ~
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Ia Rev. Joseph Cross, d. D., formerly
q distinguished Methodist Divine, and
author of several popular works, among
them travels in Europe" and "Views
from Pisgah," has applied for Holy
Orders in the Episcopal Church. h.-G Church
LatalligeRcer.
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seR-A new osF couple, invented by G.
l.. CLARK, Of Racine, Wis, relates to the
class which are termed self acting, and
consists in novel arrangement of
shackles OF links, springs, and shackle
releasing mechanism, whereby the ad-
Joining cars, when coming in contact,
viii be coupled with certainty, and read
ily unOoupled at any time when neces-
sary, and made to uncOuple or discQu-
meet itselfin case Of car being thrown
from the track, so that said 1sr cannot
drag the others canneetad with it from
the traah.
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COTTON FACTORY 1 BUILDINGS
AND
SITE FOR SALE.
Bay Springs Colton FACTORY

Is situated In the Southern Bor,Ier 0r Tfsfio-
i Iningo county, Miss, 25 miles south 0f TuHa
Miss, on the road 70 Fulton.
DESCRIPTION OF PRoPERTY.
One section Of Land covered with pine timber.
One Large Frame Factory House, 8 by - feet.
three and a half stories.
One large rOomy store House. with good cellars
Dne large roOmy frame, wood or carpsa GER shop
one large roOmy Blacksmith shop
One large rOOny cotton she'd
Two double Houses for operatives, passage be-
tween.
-Four single Houses. with sheds attached
Four Single Houses, without sheds
one Large Mil House, with Corn & Wheat Mil,
one Large Gin House
one saw Mil, with New Circular saw
win fhe Fsnest Water Power In the s1afa of
NItsSissippf. n large, bold and never f1iiiua
stream ~ Water. passing through a natural
,r,r eenal-th.s left bank 81 feet ~. riqIf nan L
~ fsef hirh Of solid rock. The bel on botfnm
h also solid rock in fact IL Is solid rock canal.
ygifh capacity to drive four TO ten thousand
splndlcs, Ia healthy locality, wiz good ROADS
70 Iuka.
A Splendid Orchard.Of about 600 choice apple
Trees A Fine Peach Orchard.
Having been broken up by the war, pro
pose % sell this splendid property IN toto, ouL
would prefer % sell One-half interest Tor Lasnr
10 be invested in cotton Machinery and n de-
sired will remain and supeElutend the same
or viii give Il ~ TO the party purchasing the
interest
invest IN the
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DS~ A Mormon church has been or
ganized in Macon county, Illinois. A
Decatur paper says "a large number Of
The best citizens have attached them
selves to this peculiar church, and ser
vices are regularly held every Sunday
Elder J. T. Clark, Of Clinton, ofiiciating.v
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Gra- In the Troy churches on Sunday,
the people came near freezing. The only
exception was in ST. Johns, the sensible
rector of which directed the sexton TO
light alrthe gas burners a couple Of hours
before commencing service. In half an
hour the mercury ran up seven degrees.
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Rradley's Duplex Elliptic skirt,
IsradIeY,s DmpIex EIIiptie skirt,

is OF the best material, style and manu- ufacture
and the most graceful. durable and ecOnOmi-
2al skirt made. For sale by
RICE, STIX < Co,
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hea. The owner of Chicago skating
ponds advertise all kinds of attractions.
One has secured the services Of Miss
Carrie A. Moore, "whose piruuettes eX-
eel those Of the trained ballet girl upon
The sanded stage" Another states that
the "origiual Jack Falsta1, with his orig
nal awkward squad, will shortly appear
1t his park Another proclaims "a tour
uament, with prizes for the most sllillful 4:
and closes with announcing a "benefit
for the po0r.n
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APPEAL.

PUBLISHED DAILY & WEEKLY
BY
b r NJAMIN L. DILL,
To whom an Letters should be Addressed.
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Wines, AIeS, POrterS 4 COrdiaIS,

Wines, AIeS, POrterS & COrdiaIS,
JUST RECEIVED.
50 baskets Wine, Piper HeIdSiek.
80 do. Charles HeldSick.
20 boxes Charles Fare.
20 casks English and EdInburg Ale and
Porter, pts. and qts.
10 quarter casks Sherry.
10 quarter casks Madeira.
10 OetaVOs Plnnet, CastllliOn and Otard
Brandies.
2 pipes Pure Holland Gin.
2 pipes Pure Swan Gin,
80 cases Curacao.
25 cases AHniSette.
% eases MaschinO and AbSylth,
10 cases Sunshine Wine.
bbls. Apple Brandy, warranted six
years cid.
10 casks Irish and Scotch WHISTLES.
100 pkgS. Bourbon, various grades and
ages.
e65- Orders Solicited from the Trade. -ysa
No. S42 Second Street,
OPPOsITETHE GREENLAw OPERA HOUSE
MEMPHIS TENN.
iaIS Sm
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GARDEN SEED.
GRASS SEED.

GRASS SEED.
ID ED Glover, Kentucky Blue Grass White
IL Clover, Herd Grass, French or Lucern
Glover, Orchard Grass, Timothy Seed, Hunga-
rian Seed, GiiIlet Seed, etc.
For sale low at CRAIG'S Seed Store.
5i5 Main sheet, jackson Block.
Memphis, Tenn.
HNACTNTH and Tulip Buds Just received
IL direct from Holland. at
ian r. O. CRAIG & co fS Seed Store
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-26

Ra- 4 dog law has gene into operation
in st. Louis, imposing a tax of three dol
lars per head on each animal.
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81 We regret 10 learn that John S.
Claiborne, an old printer, Of Nicksburg,
died on "Wednesday last in that city.
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
CHANGE or sCHEnuI.E-
Eastward Trains.

On and after WEDNESDAY. The .+b i,a+sr..
ths q aims on the MempEisand Csrisr1---- ,.1.i
IOau Wil4 run DAILY, as follows.
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AND POINTS
South & East of Chattanooy,
And n ssfarf,r,s ,
Mississippi Central Raj Road.


oltl4ona omitted. are not provided with
agents VI hich ueeessitafes rr-t3 r1erf h, 49,,
pil.- ~ 9l az bills on freight Tor such places
-, leisll. ior points on Mississippi Central Rail-
Grand JCnctinn. % AS a.
% faTtles shipping 70 points on Mobile and f1,f-
l-led VA tofiutl. must arrange 10 rsfeiy-e. --.f
pay ehargcs on their goods n Clrlrff- - -
-, ~ ,.,.l- mas been made with tlat road r1
ne prepayment 0f local f-eirbfs IN r,,f--+s
named t.l above VIII no longer be f-rsf-sf
-, .....s {. ~ L-.d-ns SHOULD De sent ID b. III PM
Ssif - = 4'l9-' a gents Memphis and tfars-for,
-''- % Nourt street Memphis
ar W. J. Ross. ten -urf
1ENH memphis aud llistrIa.frr, - 49,
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object which may be equally obtained by
fair words aud concialition. European
interference in the affairs Of America is
impossible in the very nature of things,
aud, if the Americans viii but quiet for
the while not unnatural sensitiveness,
they will all their difficulties on this
score disappear, probably without the
necessity Of any serious eXertions.
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lzy- The brig $. G. Hall, nom Phila-
delphia for Galveston, put in at Wash
mgtoni \, O. on the eleventh, short of
coal, and reports that the schooner Retri-
button was IN Hatteras Inlet, with four
OF her crew hanging in the rigging frozen
10 death. iie pilots are supposed to
have been washed OFF and drowned. The,
Betribution was the old tug Uncle Ben.
transformed early Ia the war into a
privatetr at that psrt, by the rebel
authorities. Ii is not known where she
is now from or whittier bound,
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nlrTbere are twenty Baptist churches
in illinois, and fifteen pastors to them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-26

Rn- Sydney, in Australia, has eight
Congregational churches besides several
chapels and stations supplied by lay
preachers.
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gl-Twohundred aud twelve Congrega-
tional churches in the North have con-
uibuted eighty thousand dollars TO the
church building fund Of the South.
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Bsy~ There is said TO be a lady living in
Augusta, Ga, who has seven grand
mothers living, one of whom, i'm seven
teen hundred and ninety-eiEht, being
then young lady, presented a bouquet
Of flowers % Gen. Washington.
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With the immense resources Of the above
Companies. their long and faithful experience
in underwriting, and their prOmptness and lib
rrality I'm the adjustment and settlement of
Losses, We are enabled to offer TO insurers the
best possible security against the dangers OF
Fire, Water ana accident, upon terms as favor
able As consistent with the hazard incurred.
In the Life Department, the Mutual Benefit
stands without "A rival.
Being entirely MUTUAL, its profits are d.
vided among the Policy Holders DURING
THEIR LIFE, thus assisting them in the pay
iueut OF premiums.
II makes no EXTRA CHA RGES for residence
in Tennessee, and its large accumulation Of as
sets and small ratio Of expenses, furnish the
best possible guaranty OF its stability and per-
lnanency.
All Applications for assurances aithfully at
tended TO- and all Losses Promptly adjusted and
paid NJ this Agency.
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Aqua de MAGNOLIA.

A toilet delight The ladies' treasure and
EeutlemenS booni The sweetest thing" and
Itrgest quantity. manufactured from the rich
Southern Magnolia. Used FOR bathing the lace
and person. 70 render the skin soft and fresh 10
prevent eruptiOns, % perfume clOthing, etc.
1t overcOmes the unpleasant OdOr OF perspira-
tlOu.
u removes redneSs, tan, blOtches etc.
1t cures nervous headache and allays lnfia-
nation.
It cnOls softens and adds delicacy 10 the skin.
10 yields "a Subdued and lasting perfume.
10 cures mu4IuitO bites and stinEs OF insects.
10 contains no material Injurious TO the skin.
Patronised by Actresses and Opera Singers.
20 is what every lady should have. sold every
where. Try the Magnolia Water once and yOu
viii use no other cologne, perfumery, or toilet
water afterwards.
DEMAS BARNES & CO..
Props. Exclusive Agents. ". Y.
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TRANSPORTATION.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
The Memphis and Charleston
RAILROAD

.l,.-P. P.lepares e receive and pay steamboat
r,,,rf = -, ~ ursyage on freights consigned 10
mi ~ =. nc following points on The Memphis
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Ben-A statue Of the Empress Jose
Ihine is about TO be set up in place in
Paris, formed by the junction Of the new
phine, opp0site the bridge of the Alma.
The statue is by NJ. Dubrty, aud repre-
sents the Empress in court costume, hav-
ing in her right hand "A rose, and in her
left miniature of the Emperor, her hus-
band. The statue, with It's pedestal,
measures nearly twelve feet in height.
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Finest Water Power in Ihe SOulh,

win All Necessary BuildinE on the preu,tsau
-.adv built large enough Tor suinnsr-r -.,-i
weaving both, n desired.
For particulars. refer 70 J.. @. Terry. aIenubfr
Tenn-i y W frlce, Ceiuhnus. Mss; the ciIi-
rens OF T1shomlngO county. Miss
can be found On the premises AZ al Times.
laA1 u ", J. HNRT
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nsa- From what we can learn, SAYS the
Macon Journal, we are led 60 fear that
there We're at least four white ladies, liv-
ing i'm this vicinity, abused by negro
troops ON Sunday night last.
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Bradiey's DmpIex Elliptic sLirf,

Is the he's; quality In every part graceful
iu shape. and being flexible, make the most
stg-lish, comfortable and economical skirt worn.
for sale by
MACK BROTHEBS & BONN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-26

B65- A HindoO writer SAYS, 'eThere is
no moral standard which regulates caste.
A man may cheat, periure himself COM
NIT theft or highway robbery, be con-
yiGted and be sent TO the Andamans for
years. and vet he does not lose -caste.p