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MANUFACTURES OF 80 "a.
GRAND AND SQUARE PIANOS,
Factory "a and sc, Camden Street, and 45 and
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Has always on hand the largest stock of P1-
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-16

"a The sentence Of the military com
mission that tried Mr.. @. B. Lamar for
cotton frauds, bribery, etc, in Savannah,
Ga, a few weeks ago, has not yet been
made public, though it is stated that the
Judgment Of the commission was three
years Imprisonment and twenty-five
thousand dollars fine, The President
has ordered Mr.. Lamar TO be released on
bail until he can get time to examine
fully into the evidence on which this
severe sentence was pronounced.
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Large Soie 81 ~ ZOE.

DY virtue OF a decree rendered by the County
I'D Court OF Shelby county, tennessee, at the
February term, 1865, in the case Of Elijah
Brooks and L. b. Suggs, administrator, against
J., w. Ledbetter and wife e al, / will. at IN
O'Clock am, on THURSDAY, March sth. 1868.
on the promises, proceed 10 sell i've hundred
feet OF city property which has been subdi-
vided into seventeen lots. lying north and south
OF Beal street, az and near the Intersection Of
orleans and Beal streets.
Title perfect and ~undisputed.
TFRAs OF SALE-One-half Cash balance on
a credit of six and twelve months. Purchasers
required to execute notes with approved Sc
CURLY, and a lien being retained TO secure the
different payments.
Parties wishing 70 invest In city property viii
do well to look to this sale.
See hand bills and plat.
GARLANDR. WARE, Clerk.
February IS, 1865.
Parties wishing information as 70 title msv
confer with John Hallum, ESQ, corner 81
Washington and Main streets, ieletil mhiQ
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-16

The Milwaukee Wisconsin, says: 1.-THE
following letter from President Johnson
to Hon. George w. Jones, formerly a
member of Congress from Tennessee, has
fallen into our hands, having been cap
tured at the South. AS il was written at
the opening of the campaign of eighteen
hundred and sixty, it will be read with
interest, especially as it gives an insight
into the Screenings Of Democratic leaders
of TINT daY for the Presidency: -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-16

nT The National LnteHiseneer refer
ring to the late brutal speech Of Thad.
Stephens, on the negro equality amend
ment to the Constitution, thus oharac-
terizes the man In so far as pretense
of argument is concerned, or dignity Of
parlimentarianism, or decency Of EXPIRES
SION or respect of constitutional law, or
comfy as a supposed publicist, or SIS a
man of pretended honor, or of imagined
human qualities, Mr.. Stevens fails to
make an impression IN one honorable
mind in all the land.
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ton produced by the affinity Of its oxy-
gen for iron, would be greatly lessened,
if not entirely avoided, by using a metal
having 50 much less affinity as copper.
We commend these suggestions to the
examination and scientific test OF the
Board Of Engineers
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-16

FERoCIoUs ATTACK UPON A WHITE
MAN BY A NEGBO.-On Thursday night,
some difficulty occurring between Mr..
Charles j. Turner's house girl and his
cook, Letitia, that gentleman went into
the kitchen to quiet the matter. The
first word be spoke to Letitia threw her
into a violent rage, when she commenced
abusing him ina mOstOutrageOus manner.
Refusing 10 be silent, after being several
times commanded to do so, Mr.. Turner
gently slapped her cheek, whereupon the
black wretch picked up q stick of wood
and belaOOred him with great severity,
one Of the blows breaking his left arm
and Others bruising his body very much.
Finally Mr.. Turner succeeded i'm disarm-
ing the viragO and saved his life by ply
ing the weapon pretty handsomely upon
her, with his right hand, till she was sub
dued. subsequently Mr.. Turner paid a
visit TO his brotheT-in-law, a few SQUARES
Oft, where, about nine O'Clock, he re-
ceived a message from his wife not TO.
come home, as two negro men, Thornton
and Dick, husband and brother of Lett
tia, were in ambush, waiting TO kill him
upon sight. At first, Mr.. Turner was in
disposed to be intimidated ndkept away
from his family upon such grounds, but
he eventually yielded to the e~ntreaties
OF friends and staid where he was the
balance Of the night.
The affair taking place on Union Hill,
IN HenrleO county, yesterday warrants
were obtained for the arrest OF Itineraries.
and Constable John w. Cole being en-
trusted with their execution, soon over
hauled Thornton and Dick and took
them into custody. They were taken
before Justice William Il. Wade, by
whom they were committed to Jail till
this morning, when Col. McEntee, Pro-
vost Judge, viii dispose of the matter.
Letitia had not been arrested, owing to
the fact Of her having young children
and Mr., Turner's indisposition to prose-
cute her on that aceount.-Richmond
Times.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-16

s&r a woman named P~urvianee, q res
ident of Moorefield, Harrison county, o.,
was instantly killed, on Monday, fnSteu-
benville, by a rowing pedler. The bull
let passed through her right breast. The
pedier fled as soon as the pistol was dis
charged, leaving his pack behind. II Is
not known whether the killing was acci-
dental or Intentional,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-16

R Tuesdays proceedings I'm the Ten
nessee Legislature have nothing Of spe-
cial Importance. Mr.. John w. Smith
enters an elaborate protest against a
school bin as being unconstitutional in
some Of it's provisions, and an amend
ment TO the franchise bin, allowing all
who are now loyal to vote was tabled
forty-two to twenty-one.
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APPEAL
NJ z NJ 2 HIS.
FRIDAY. TERTIARY Ie' isoo,

IA Correspondents must bear in mino
the rule Of writing on n side oniy %
the sheet, In order to enable us e MAKE
use Of their fsvors.
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Thayer GO Noyes'

ME Management would respectfully state
L that in organizing their Circus COMPANY,
they have spared neither time, labor norm mo ey
to make their present Combination the mos
brilliant and attractive ever presented 70 the
table perseverance Of their Special Agents,
aided by the prestige Otthe worldwide Iepu-
tation ofthe Proprietary they have made the
four quarters ~ tbs globe contribute their
choicest gems to form this
BRILLIANT CONSTELLATION.
TAis Grand Alliance Of Talsntis organized on
a scale Of unprecedented magnincence- and the
extraordinary and varied performance Of
Foreign and Native Az lists
VIII tnaugurate a new era in dmuseLnentS The
enter ainmsnt will he produced with a degree
OF originality and splendOr never before at
tempted in this country.
The Colossal Combinar on ahOuuds in Superb
Acts, Thrilling Feats, Gorgeous spsctacles. Gas
sic displays Regal astimes Picturesque Games,
Sumptuous Festivities, Fascinating ana vivid
P~a<eantres, Is autitul ~Gruuplug.5 marvellous
Sensations, Graceful HOrscmanship, Brilliant
Arena Germs, kacy HumOr, Sparkling COrrusca-
lions Of Wit, forming
a PYRAMID OF
Truly magnificent, enriched by the eroWDing
adOrnment Of an eminent and glorious
CYCLE OF GENIUS.
Every performance viii be ~sigualized by the
appearance Of those
Stars of Maicliess skill,
DR.. JamesL. Thayer,
Mr.. Q. W. Noyes.
Mr.. y p Sttczuey.
Miss Emma tickney.
Mr.. Robert Suckuey,
Mr.. Thomas Kin
Mrs. Thomas King,
Mr.. James G. Reynolds, Willie Dutton,
Messrs- Burrows and Kelley.
Mr. Chas. Reid, Mr.J Saunders,
Mr.. Wm. spark, Mr.. Dan. Keys
M. Kincade, j. Hazelett,
Mons. MOrest. Master Cook,
Mile Virginia, Mile LafIerre,
Watson. Jaques.
HoItOn- Duval.
And a throng Of Juveniles
And a host Of AuxiEaries.
Exquisite episones in this unique and levia-
than concern. are the magnificent performing
horse Grey Eagle. Jr., and the indescubably
Comic Monkey. Victor. tIained and intro
duced by Mr.. NoyeS; the educated and low
comedy Mules, Dick and Uncle Sam,
trained and introduced by MIR Thayer, and the
uneNampled canine wonders. Kate. Jennie.
Fannie. trained and introduced by Professor
DeLOUls.
lester Jas. Thayer.
O. hcynOlIs.
ampbeL
The attention Of the public viii be more par
icuiariy called TO the advent Of this unparA-
eled troup OF artists, by the Promenade Con-
cert through the principal streets, by the hrsss
Band, in their Golden Chariot, drawn by
twelve beautiful Arabian horses, ON
TUESDAY MORNING.
ADNussIoS-Family Circle, 81; second Circle,
IS cents; Freedmen Seats, 81 cents.
SEATS FOR ALL.
FeI4eod7t
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CHANCE FORINVEsT-


FIRST Glass Cotton Plantation
FoE sale CT Rent.
A No. Plantation In Council Bend. Ark
II miles nom Biedsoss Landing containing
90 acres, 100 cleared, under fence and ready
Tor The pillow. Eight double Frame Houses. Gin
House and Stand. Corn NILS. Cribs, etc, on the
place. Corn, Bacon. ETC., on hand sanoisnt
for the coming year. Good Wen, Cstsru, etc.
Terms Easy.
fsil-Iv W. PAsssfoRE & CO. auciz
VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.
The undersigned offers for sale AZ a very low
figure, 300 acres OF very fine land. living on
both sides Of I-ockuapsfawfa, iu southwest Tor
nar Of lafayette county Mss the eastern
boundary only I. miles west o-fsg-uzdale. on
Mississippi Central Railroad D tract Is sus-
ceptoie Of being divided into four o. lrespteu-
did farms and ol-rs the best location fora
steam saw mill ln North Mississippi.
For ful dsscriptla1 and price. inquire OF
ROEEhE PRJPHlT-
fell In No sB Second street. Memphis
HTn + EnR EATT
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Special Dispatch 10 the Republican.
PROM WASHINGTON.

AAaOUA ~ wv
wAsHTSeToN, Feb. u.
The day in Washington has been
wholly devoted to the memorial ceremo-
mics in honor Of the memory Of the late
President Lincoln.
The President received no visitors, and
the Departments were closed, and the
incessant rain did not detFaet in the least
from the immense attendance at the Cap
it0l, although 10 one was admitted with
out a ticket. Notwithstanding the pre-
cautions taken, over three hundred tick
cts were issued beyond the utmost capac-
ity, of the House, the galleries of which
We're apparently packed long before the
ceremonies commenced. The auditory
was as seemingly select as it was large,
and the attendance Of so many ladies
gave to the occasion as brilliant and as
fascinating an interest AS the distin-
guished guests ON the floor Of the House.
The House was appropriately draped in
Grape owe the Speakers chair and at
other prominent points. Prominent on
the front seats in the ladies' gallery
were Mrs. Gen. Grant, Mrs. Patterson
and Mrs. Slower, the Presidents daugh-
tiers: Mrs. Daniel Webster and Mrs. Adj
miral DahlgreH, and others famed alike
in society. Lieut-Gen. Grant sat in
company with Admiral Shubrick, in
rOn OF the large delegations rom Jne
army and navy. There was a buzz in
the Hall and a great laugh as Gen. But
Ter entered, and unconsciOusly took a
seat Immediately behind Gen. Grant,
neither greeting the other. In the rear
of Gen. Butler, Gen John Logan vas
sandwiched with Gen. Bolt and John
Minor Bolts.
Frederick Bruce and James Watson
Webb, the American Minister to Brazil,
kept up an animated conversation for
some time prior TO the commencement of
the ceremonies.
The ceremony preceding the reading
of the grafton did lot occupy thirty min
utes, and was concluded by the perform
ance by the Marine Band, in an adjacent
room, OF the q" M5serere." The chast-
ened effects Of the dirge added to the
solemnities Of the occasion.
The Government, it is said, intends to
remove the Indians from Kansas into the
Indian Territory. The treaties now be-
ing held with a Greek delegation at pres
ent in this city, is for the purpose of puT-
chasing from that tribe the western half
of the Greek reservation in the Indian
Territory, to which section, 1t is stated,
the tribes now in Kansas will be removed.
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ia "Ose-armeds Berry the guerrilla
tried by q Military Commission at Louis
vile, KY, has been found guilty, and
viii be hanged March third.
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nessee National Bank, . Jefferson street OF
faI5-sfe 7. A TYTT
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Attention, Everybody!

AN nov. prepared to supply every one wish
i ing 20 ride, with fine top buggies, open bug
ges, Light fashionable rOckaways carriages and
spring wagons. All sorts OF repairing done at
the shortest notice, on the corner of Third and
Washington streets, by
FuhHR Inn u nHnTna~
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Briggs Dc Peterson,
DEALERs IN
BEST PITTSBURG COAL.

IN order to accommodate our increasing trade
l. we have taken the ONCE No. "A jefferson
street IN consequence OF It's central position.
by railroad or steamboat, may rely upon hav-
iHe their orders promptly attended to at the
fehl6 I'm i & Arent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-16

sGr A letter from Sidney, Ohio, says
that, on the ninth inst, the sheriff OF
shelby county, Ohio, Mr.. NIcClane, was
50 beaten in a brawl that he died Of his
inimies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-16

IA The Republican state Convention
in Indiana meets on the twenty-second
of February. The indications are that
the Radicals viii have a majority. They
have carried Marion county, where IN
dianapolis is situated.
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HAVE on Consignment II for Sale
w Low
1000 bags Corn.
go bags Oats.
20 bbs FHbsrts.
2 hhds. Figs
2000 pcs Bulk Meat.
100 Kegs Land.
% tierces Hams, very nice.
20 do Breakfast Bacon, very nice.
10 hbls. Eggs.
200 cases WahoO Bitters.
l0 boxes Soap.
10 cartoons Figs.
p bags Dried Peaches.
20 kegs Choice Yellow Mich. Butter.
LOG boNeS Cheese.
800 hbls. (2S0ns.) salt.
50 boxes Cuba Skies.
100 gross Fine cut Tobacco, etc.
fe7 lmii6l WOLCOrT. SMITH & CO.
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REWARDS.
FOR RENT.
TOR RENT

A nice comfortable cottage at NO T94 E-aI
street, furnished complete and the furniture
offered for sale. Possession given Immediately
Apply lQ4 Besl street el5-tw
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STORE WITH DWELLING
Eosms attached for rent InauIra over I'm
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No Plantation in Council Bend. ARK
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-16

SCI In Kinds County, Mississippi, the
loss by the war is estimated at 25, O00, 900.
One half Of this was in property other
than slaves. From this we can form an
idea Of the immense destruction Of prop
arrv in the whole State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-16

h. G. @. Harding, a young soldier,
has been suffocated by gas, at the Briggs
House, in Chicago. When he went to
bed he blew out the light, instead OF
shutting it off, and was found dead in the
morning. His room mate also nearly
persisted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-16

OUR STOCK CONSISTS Of
600 bags Cofee.
100 bbis. Nolasses.
30 y bbls. do,
l6O0 pkgs Mackerei.
l0o0 do. star Candles, NJ & whole.
100 boxes Layer Gaisins.
30 dOz. Buckets.
400 dozen Breoms-a consignment.
50 sets TUBS.
10 boxes starch.
so bags Rice.
500 BIB S. (250ibs.l salt.
100 bags Liverpool salt.
800 kegs Nails.
1000 bblS. hard and soft Sugars.
30 bbls. Golden Syrup.
100 boxes Oysters, 81 and g.
100 boxes Fresh Peaches.
800 boxes Soap.
10 cartoons Figs.
100 cases Telegraph Matches.
so kegs Soda.
90 boxes Soda.
100 boxes q Sardines.
100 baskets Piper Heidsck.
go cases Liquors, assorted.
- drums Goldfish,
400 cases Pickles.
100 kegs Pigs Feet.
. u bbls. do.
200 kegs Lard.
50 tierces Lard.
100000 lbs Bulk Pork. Tcurean.
100 bbls. Fagin's xxx Flour, Epi-
20 bbs. SuperdnA Flour, cheap.
% gross bottles, 6's. Yeast Powders.
go dozen Preston & MerriIl's genuine
200 boxes Cheese.
200 do. Candy, assorted.
80 do. Jockey Club sauce.
50 DO. London sauce
50 do. Ley for making Soap.
100 dozen Cotton Cards.
80 dozen Wool Cards.
10 bales India Bagging.
30 bbls. Mess Pork,
800 reams Wrapping Paper.
1900 ms. v rapping Irvine.
y bass Pepper.
10 Jags Spice.
1Q0 kegs Strip.
800 dozen suffers Backing,
100 boxes Buffers Ink.
go kegs Wagon Tar.
100 boxes CARROTS snuff
100 do. Tomato Eetchup.
100 DO. Pepper Sauce.
50 bbls. Vinegar.
SO bbts- kiihsrts, Almonds 4 Brazils.
200 bbls. CornrneaL.
90 hags Race Ginger.
80 dozen SELVES.
100 dozen shoe Brushes.
100 bbis. Common whisky.
50 bbls. Bourbon WHISKY.
30 empty Kegs and Half Barrels.
so tisTces Hams.
p casks Clear side Bacon, etc.
WOLCOTT, SMITH & CO..
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For fun descriptla1 and price. inquire OF
EOEEhE PHJPHIT.
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~ "'"''-'N VIII DWVN TTVU7UIE INC
following, from which it win be e that
every facility has been provided for a fun
attendance Of the People at the Mass
Convention on the twenty-second
MEMPHIS CHARLESTON R|ArLRoAn.O
EC-pEKIErENnENT OFFICE. 7
MEMPHIS Tenn, February I2th, 1856.
Delegates with Credentialsto the Mass Conven-
ton at Nashville. on the twenty-second Of Feb
rusry, viii be passed over the Memphis aud
Charleston Railroad free Of charge.
WI. Ross. GonI Sup'.
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FOR SALE.

800 sacks Coarse Liverpool Salt.
200 sacks Fine do do.
500 bbls. Fine Old Saginaw do.
100 kegs Choice Lard.
% les. DO do,
$50 bbls. Aurora Flour.
$50 bbis. BelleVille City Flour.
100 bblS. Lincoln Flour.
100 bbls. Macon Flour.
80 bblS. }ictery Flour.
50 bBls. SangOman Flour.
10 bblS. BuckWheat Flour.
200 boxes Candles
100 boxes German and Palm Soap.
90 sacks Ordinary TO Good Rio Coffee
10 sacks India Rice.
The above viii be sold LOW TO THE TRADE
to Close C-onslgnmeHts.
EDWARD WARBURG,
feI4 Ivy 2s Front street, mp stairs.
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ET The London Shipping Gazette Of
the twentieth ultimC says two commits
siopers have Just taken their departure
for Mexico, IN order 10 carry 30 the En-
press Carlotta the property whichshehas
inherited from the late KING Leopold.
II is said % amount 10 twenty million Of
francs, but the Empress viii only receive
the interest Of that sum, the late King
having placed the capital in such a way
that It cannot be touched.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-16

"a The car house and repair shop Of
the Ohio and Mississippi Railroad, on the
Illinois shore, opposite St. Louis, were
burned Monday morning. The loss is
estimated at twenty-five TO thirty thou
sand dollars, which is insured in Cincin-
natl Offices.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-16

T ETTERS Of Administration having been
IL granted to me by the County COURT OF
S6eihy county. up0n the estate OF X A. Parker,
ST., deceased, ell persons indebted 70 SAID estate
will come forward and settle; aud those having
claims against said estate win nie tnem win
me within the time prescribed by law
4. A. PARKER admir-,
go = NJ 70 Jefferson street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-16

The leader Of fashion this winter
ln ashington, Is Mrs. Senator Sprague,
me Only lady who, when she gives a ball,
oulus a ballroom expressly for the OCea-
sion . removes 81 the next dav; and
Wen d might for the Government and
Congress nave e at work for a wear or
two IN getting up a tariff 10 siit fbe
views Of the sprague family Generally.
and the Rhode Island Senat6rf3 nsrfien,
lar, and millions Of dollars have he cot
ton lords pocketed BY it.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Consignment and For Sale,
500 BALES HAY.
By LUCAS, THOMAS & CO.,
fei5-2t 43H Front Row.
TnNoLrencm N0fice.

Insolvency Notice.
ON the Chancery side of the Common Law
- and Chancery Court Of the city Of Mem
phis.
samT Mosby ct al, Is. Clarence P. Hun staL
In the above cause the insolvency Of the es-
tate of Thos W Hunt being suggested. It is or
dered by the Court that all persons who are in
any.way.Or manner interested in the admins
tratiOn OF said estate. or who have claims against
said estate appear and file the same with the
Clerk and Master OF this Court, authenticated in
the manner prescribed by law on OF before the
LIST day Of uly, 1866, Or before an appropriation of
the funds Of the estate is made, or the same
shall and will be barred DOthiu law and equity,
and that this order be published for thirty days
in the Memphis Appeal
AUGUSTON ASTON, clerk and master.
February Is, 1855
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-16

Br The President having removed
the editor Of the Lafayette, Indiana,
Journal from the postmastership and
appointed the editor Of the Courier in
his stead, the friends Of the former, on
Saturday held indignation meetings on
the subject.
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Dh WILLIAM HANNA.

Ml-NuII 2 % ouuH0WaT county, Mss
REEEkEScE1-Sheegog 4 WitnersDes5n. Neu-
phis q. NJ Ellis, Dr. L keiuach. VleFburr
Miss; John Ellis, Esd Jackson, Miss. Ma Ia
King Galaun Mss FL Maites, Esq, AicNutt,
Bel. Esq, Henuss. Miss Chas Booo. coahomS
county A fseld4Tim I
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-16

THE undersigned having established N
ONCE. in McSutt, Runf0Wer county. RHss
f0r the SALE OF PLANTATIONS AND RFaT
ESTATE generally, solicIts communication
and uerSOnal interviews with those navfu-
properly Tor sale. He has perfected arra1rs-
ments with Messrs. salisbury & MarFIev
Southern Land Agents, ld2 Broadway. Nevr
YORK, for the disposal Of such property. 1kerebv
arording him the advantage or Northern
Eastern ana western capital. which may De
seeking investment in southern Real Esfafe
His extensive acquaintance IN the oounfisS
embraced within the Nazoo Waller. a. well -
counties bordering ourhe Central ana n. ID and
J. X R, VIII enable him, In most cases. 10 rfvs
those sections Address.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-02-16

~ Mr.. VIM. Alexander, of the vicin-
ity Of Tuscumbia, Ala, is having his
farm worked by a colony Of some fifty
Georgians, who have left that State
allured by the advantages offered by
that rich valley. Mr.. Alexander fur
nishes feed for the plough stock, the land,
farming utensils, houses, wood, etc, and
provisions, which the lab0rers are TO pay
for when their crop is made. The labor
ers furnish their own horses, having
brought them with them, and the crop,
after being gathered, is to be equally di-
vided.