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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

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ID G.. BULK Ely, Auctioneer, will sell on
TUESDAY, te5 49, 1885, at |? o'clock at the Ichange
ssesoon, No. III broadway the Lot with the buildings
souhwrs,ey Lafayette and Fort Green place
and ~ Lots Seventeenth and Eishtscnhsts bstw
Avenue. and {. Maps at the Office No. ~ Wslst Jsun
raw
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Mem Publications.


NOW READY.
SOLD BY SUBSCRIPTION ONLY
LIFE OF
THE MOST REVEREND
JOHN HUGHES. -. D..
FIRST ARCHBISHOP OF NEW'iOhh'
EXTRACTS FROM HIS PkIVATE CORRESPONDENCE.
By JOIN Il @. HAssARp.
Iureted with ne Poitrsi Steel and facsime OF the
Archbshop's Handwriting go .
Mr. Jobn O. Uaad the suthor Of the Life OF the Most
Rev Arr bisbop HUGBEs about 20 be published by me
Mr,.rs An Teton is Catholic gentleman OF hne literary sb
and ui1oubted iteeIty. and have entire eonnoeJe
hat n. will axe such OF the materials committed TO ms
care by the family and friends Of the late Archbishop 10
present the public win most interesting aud aoerptaois oos
raphy Of that distng aished prelse, &,
J. ROOSEVELT BATLEY, Bishop OF Newark
Beautifully printed on tinted paper.
Price in Cloth ga in Half Morocco, So
Agents wanted in all parts Of the county Exclusive 'ei
tory given aud liberal terms offered. Appyto r.
MOI, Is3 and AS Broadway. n. T.
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IAnEa NJ. MILLER, Auctioneer,

JAMEs NJ MILLER, Auctionetr, . -
Office No. % Pine-st., New. York.
EYECTTTORS SALE of VALUABLE PRO
IL DUCTIyE REAL ESTATE in BROOKLYN, Eastern
District ,,,r, a, ,,urrp
VIII .eu a Auction on MONDAY Feb. Ia, 1855 at IL
a.ocI AZ the Exchange Saes Rooms No Ill Broadway,
dy The direction the late Grover e. Fur
deceased the following valuable productive property In
fee simple. viz: v ,,. r,,,.
E,,ms Dwellug. House aud Lot No l23 Four,hst
rrams DwelTps louise and Lot No II South flrst-r.
Franc Dwelling House and Lot Lo' v. oou,n rn..s.'
Frame Dwelling House and Lot no. 10 Sou,h tnssI .,
Frame Dwelling House ADD Lot a o. ~ south Socoha
brirk store and Dwelling and Lot No. la6 Four'hst
BrcI Store and Dwelling and Lot No. 1873 fourhst.
Brick store and Dwelling and Lot No 10 Fourthst
Brick Store and dwelling and Lot No i43 roqrhrt. ,,
BricI Dwelling House North East Third and Soui
Flrst-st =,
Brick Dwelling. House No 81 Broadway.
Brick Dwelling. House No. ~ Broadwsy.
Term, at maps and other particulars az u
Office Of the Auctioneer, No. ~ Finest, Newton
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MILITARY DIVISION OF THE TESsEsssK.
CHIzY QUARTERnAsTrRs DFPicst
u. \. MILITARY RAILROADS,

MILITARY DIVISION OF rHE IESsEssH
CHIRY QUARTERNAsTER's OYPics, !
u. :. MILITARY RALRoAps
NAsHyILLY Tenn. Jan. 9, 1866
EXTENSIVE SALE OF GOVERNMENT
IL ROLLING sTOCK-Will be sold at PUBLIC AUG
TION at Memphis. Tennessee. WEDNESDAfdFsoruary''
1866 the following described Rolling Stock, viz; . 4,
al -Four Locomotv. Engines tive ets thTee OLD hd
disrDsnrd, one repairsbleh g..
SAME TIME AND PLACE.
% Ono Locomotive Engine five feet gauge lying IN the
ditch the line Of the Ms'sippi Central Railroad swe'e
Al Na-hvi. T-nue.,e-, "wednesday, February u, 1865
viii b., sold ing described Rolling STOCK all oil hvs
feet gauge and In good running order VIZ; IA,
ils) Eighteen Locomotive Engines, H. MOTHS o0n'
IN On. Locomotive Engine. Rodsen L. NJ Works.
"1 On, Locomotive Engine sumbourn Smith, builders
(il One Locomotive Tender. -,
ilo) Two bundled Fla, snd Box Car. (mors or ls''.
SAME TIME AND PLACE.
Isl Five Locomotive Engines. unservicrabe.
Boiler. aud Running for q, Dummy Engines un'
IS, ry, sp.n. $50 fee, each McCsum Truss Bridge. ~
Two span. Bridge. 50 feet each q, -,
hundred and thirty three perch lst ana 80 ehs
Gu stone. comprising foundation Of konnd House .
viii be sold sbov. mentioned date, at memphis ana
Nashville the balance Of Military Railroad Properly remain
! ing undisposed Of at that time 49,,
Sales will commence ut each place at ~ O'CLOCK NJ sn'
continue until al the property I. disposed d.
Cash IN Government fuod. when purchased by haoaa
Compane. credit III desred) Of not exceeding Two
payable In monthly in.sDenis with interest the rate OF
no Der cent per secured BY bond sst'fanory 70
the double the amount OF tho property plr
chased TO-, IL,
lion TO su, s. r. Hamill A. q NJ, Nashville, Tenn.
y j. CHILLY Bvt. Mai A. q 81, u. y A.
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Gales BIZ Auftion.
At PUBLIC sALE.-The subscribers vii

AT PUBLIC sALE.-The subscribers will
IA sell at public sale on TUESDAY. FEB Is 1900 a.
Vile Berks Co. Penn about three miles from Doug
the celebrsted Arabian stallion la0NsDEs lom,.y
of Jobn a. Schichter deceased ronsides has taken the
fst premium trons at the MONTGOMERY County sr IN
III. time at the Fair 23s beating Little Mac from
aud taking the first premium OF 500 lronsdes
bsct Iron gray years old and IS hands high. He L.
perfect power aud speed aud there are few tr0ns
fo,... In the United States that compete with him for
mrbsr particulars address the undersigned sdmnistreTs
Terms cash. tSahE "a p ". LINZ
Al No. % North Front.st. Philadelphia Pa.
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ASSISTANT QuARrBRNAsrEhs OryicK, I
No. <5l FIaHrH avs, NEW DIRK, Feb. ., 1866.
OVERNMENT HORSES.-The final and
NJ last SALE OF GOVERNMENT HORSES will take
place on TUESDAY the 18th n.t ct lO.oclock n corner
of Thirty hfh st. and 4 nth ave. New York City.
l.. LOWRY MOORE, Capt and A. .. NJ.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

OOUNTRY SEAT for SALE at NEW
~ BURGH-On Carpenter ave. an English oothic nouse'
but OF brick In the substantial style aoont ~
with al modern Improvements, gas water hea.e ~
throughout ose her with ivs scres OF srouud a
with fruit flowers lawn he WI be sold low on lrr1
term. For full particulars sppyto WfChoFr
Mani Count. At, Brooklyn.
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ITO PRIVATE FAMILIES desiring o pleas.
i ant COUNTRY RESIDENCE during next year A gen.
ensn has just erected largo and commodous building in
the upper part Of Westche'ter County conAins 80
rooms with large psrors dining and billiard roons deiou,
water tho door house. barn. stables good garden spot
play ground for children and large pond Of for h.
boating the whole thing admirably arranged for the
Of about 50 persons including This IL
6ns opportunity for about -four H private families club
together and where the families are known to each other,
the whole OF easy access by railroad just 20
minutes walk from tbs station. Perous be IN
and leave fun advantage Of express trains. Price
Per year, s3o Brokers furnishing tenants will be slowed
Or usual commission to ths Let OF vbrusry References
viii be required to character responsibility For
further PARTICULAR apply to JOSEPH PICKARD. Rotunda
Building undor Crotou Aqusdact Board, City Hall, to O.
r. Hlck0K, Park Bank.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

C.0 M0n For SALE-TwO three-story
pS,VVJDs brick HOUSES In williamsburg 81. 90
10 200 remain Apply st the Aron Piano
Company WAIeIooms No. t2O Broome.st., kew.York.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

EOR two.story, attic and basement HOUSE,
Allied in with bck. IL rooms and bedrooms, gas waieG
good Ere place heater good ysrd and wood house
p., nav remain on norgsze near the Brook city Rail
road within three minute. Of Tenth and Twsny;thfdt
prrre and 10 u inmates OF rive others landing IN New
yor. s. d. CLARK, corner Ferry and FrsnLn'ia. 0re'u
moi
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

A VERY tasty COTTAGE at Railway, one
hour by rail- in good order convenient to Depot must
ba sold terms easy. JAW hS' NO. W poyse.
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A For all TRANSACTIONS IN and SALES
IA OF REAL ESTATE In all part. Of the city and ,ico
tty see INSURANCE. AND REAL ESTATE JOURNAL.
published at No. 70 Nassau ~ svuo,ns Rot 0Tcs subs'hp
t9a 81 Pvg lyagsS
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Mem Publications.
A NEW BOOK by the author Of Light on
N the Dark River"
We publisled WEDNESDAY. February.
IrSpL,R ANCE

We publisled WEDNESDAY. February.
ESPERANCF,
BY META LANDER,
Author Of "Ligh the Dark River " hiafi'n "i'HaN'
One vol. l2mo Price 9 10.
NOTICES OF ADVANCED SHEKrs
Froui Transcript Boston. - -,
Msts Lander the de plume OF TINS glited "reI en-
soussed bv the success her previous works has written
new novel which respects superior 70 het Iohe
hook. snd " m attract tire not greater interest
From The Boston Post.
csns novel of the Beulah order entitled Esperanee
a. .boa 10 be issued Sheldon CO.. IL has nauy
element. Of permanent popularity aud its dcon is une1cep
From The Round Table
"As we have already hiuted we like the book IL wfuen
IN good plain English and the attempts at what Pa'es ioi
Sine writing It hardly fair to oriticr tne
The author evidently careful observer OF nuna
nature Every character introduced Is hunlai--wch
nz great deal oY modern novel The moral oil tho vooH
too Is excellent. Under the guse OF an aitraouEe s
Meta Lander wholesome truth tha ns ps .
score Of ordinary sermons yet so unohtus'ey ,ns wig
casual reader might overlook 1t entirely AS "o nv
Esperance severe CRITICISM ph' as 'oay
good story good reflection OF e'eyusy
life and GOOD conveying valuable mora cSsVh"' wv
dialy commend il to or readers
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A FEW frst-class RESIDENCES IN MOT,
~ ri,.oi. West Monisanis Fsirmount. fremont ana
Eodham at IS 900 to $1,000 for SALE. Apply quickly
10 DEMOREsT, Meross Depot, one mile from Harlem
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An Elegant Corner HOUSE with STABLE,
n situated on corner OF Second place and henryst'
Brookyn a, in drstcas alton In every respects snd com
Met. order House 10 - feet In width lot l3J feet deep OF
" r. KELLOGG. No. l39 PeaTst
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TJNHE PREMISES Nos 9 and IL Thames.st.
corner Trinity place 50 feet Zach street, for SALE BY
CHARLES H. CLAYTON, No 1877 Pearl-st
I EASE Of BROADWAY STORE for
IL sALELocsed above Capsis size. Is17s Rent very
low, and Lease for sale cheap. Inquire Of
&. LEMBkE & CO., Opticians No. kesey st.
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Real estate for Sale.
yAIuABLE STEAM SAW. MILL an

VALUABLE ClEhM Ch w ~ 80
N SITE for SALE. In Darien Ga, most desirable erma
10 the bill about II OF land on wh.n arc
two House Lots the city. Everything even saos ana cog
Ing .old regularly For further paticlars address ~
~" WIZ WM. H. COLLINS, Darien, Ga
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

BEAUTIFUL FARMS near Somerville. Rah-
ID way Boundbrook, and other points, productive 'sao
choice fruit prices low terms JAQUEs, ~ Drysl
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EXCHANGE foT a HOUSE OF COUNTRY
IL SEAT, First class MERClIANDsE.-Will give n de.
eiird bargain win pay part cash. Principals only addrsss
WOODWARD. Tribune Once.
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NOUNTRY HOUSE for SALE. - Rare
cbsnc, for Summer hotel East end Of Long Island, 81
recy on Peconc Bay In the heathest region in the world
onv AZ hours from EewYork Fine driving bathnI boating
S.hinI kc large double country house. with extension
can now accommodate 40 to So An acre and hall o. sounn
barns houses fruit trees ana vines,
he mad, ready for tie coming Summer Apply 10
Ton L Co. 30 30 Broadway. or IRA b. TUThiLL Gut
chogue, L.. i.
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VNRYON ROW.-For SALE--Just east of The
i City Hall, . large and valuable piece Of PROPERTY
with three fronts suitable for business requiring room
and nsht Apply to l.. II. LUDLOW Co.,
(P l7GV No. PiDs-st
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

A FARM for SALE-Of Al acres, situated
N in the town Of Esstchester. about one mile from
Tuckshoe Depot the Old road to New-fo under
good stat. OF cultivation bringing good crops with me ou
ms sts for a gentleman. with variety Of good fruits
nryer.faing well OF water In the house A. kEiNoLp9
Fas,chester. " este hester County N. Y.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

TOR SALE-A four-story and basement
brown stone front HOUSE, having all modern improve
mens Ia hrstrae order, being newly painted Throughout,
Neishborhood cass Inquire the pTeni'' no. Ns
East Finethst
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1866-02-09

OK ELIGIBLE LOTS FOR SALE OF
- Eighty NTH and Eighty sts. nesr Madison ave.
forming plot rs feet By go feet They well suited for
Church or other large building;
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EOR SALE-A HOUSE and LOT, on the
corner OF Thfis, and Warrington ave.. Mori.sniA,
Wesohestef Co. House contains ~ rooms, with atcs
large cellar ci.tern and well aud bern Price $500 Also
. DOUBLE HOUSE, price. elso. Terms favorable In
auir- on the premises.
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TOR SALE, in BroOklyn-50 HOUSES, on
Il tho line Of fuonsve on Lsfeyets, Oxford. Carlton
Cumb erlsnd and AdelPhlsts and Grsenssvc
fHOS. WILDWOOD. No 70 Cedsr.st.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

As familiar rs any household word and from
far east sunrise TO the golden shores OF the Pa
clfic slope, Its eminent usefulness AS an lnsu-
rance corporation has been thoroughly tried
and satisfactorily tested. II Is now, better than
ever, prepared Tor service and duty in the line
Of its profession, with Increased facilities for the
transaction OF business.
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liqion and humanity, demand and die
tate that they should be treated justly,
and have ali Of their due rights accorded
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One e1uare one insertion u ~
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two weeks
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square -. a. ,,...f.l N-,,tt,s
So An advertisements In the sl,tllL N"-l1e
column will be charged p cents per me 80
nF- Marriage and ucath hotaoea P1'4'--9A ~
other advertisements ,.. -, =, 49,,
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fsgys an advertisements for the Appeal must
te handed in al the Clerk s. desk
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g. No advertisement VIII sppenr n the
weekly uapar. unless by special CONTRACT
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Public Glasses per 90
Tor children, per quarter, - "
Private Lessons per each lesson..........-...- "
Gs-A SOIREE will be given every month.
Pupils viii be received ON January 10th, when
their names will be entered.
This beautiful and handsome room can be
engaged for private parties, on application TO
Sign0r Gnllo, 2ll Main Street.
jali-lm
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DEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY FRIENDS
ID and the Public generally, that ! havo on
hand land constantly receiviRgl one OF the
largest stocks Of goods IN my line ever brought
to this city, all Purchased for Cash aud am pre-
pared TO sell At Lower figures than any house
in the city. To close cash buyers can offer Su
pertor Inducements. Call and examine my
Stock ana Prices and become satisfied. My
stock consists, in part OF the following articles
A general assortment PLAIN and fancy
Candies,
Raisins, whole, half and quarter boxes,
Cream Nuts, Can Honey,
Almonds, Can Green Peas,
FilbeTts, Can Green Corn,
Figs, Can Mackerel,
Currants, Can Tomatoes,
CitrOn, Tomato Catsup,
Honey in Glass, Pepper Sauce,
| Jellies in Glass, Sardines, I 81 bxs.,
| Preserves in Glass, LObsters, / & , lbs,
Brandy Peaches, Pickles, I, /, !, ami
| Brandy Cherries, gal Jars,
Peaches in Glass, Pickles, bbls. & DO.
| Pineapples in Glass, SiFup, bbls. & do,
/ Can Peaches, Crushed Sugar,
/ Can Pineapples, Reid A Coffee do,
Can Raspberries, Powdered Sugar,
| Can BlackbeTries, Brown Sugar,
| Can Strawberries, Flour, all grades,
! Picked Oysters, Picked Beets,
Cove Oysters, l II 2Pickled Lobsters,
III. cans, Salmon, &2lb. cans
Celebrtaed FFFG Flour,
/ Candles, Starch,
/ Garrett's Snuff in bottles and packs,
Mackerel in bbls, & hlf. bbls., Nos. I, .
! and s,
NIaekerel in kits, Nos. l, ?, and 3,
! 200, 600 Cigars, all grades,
Fine Cut TobacOo in foil, diferet Brands,
Fine Cut Tobacco in half bbls.,
May Apple Tobacco,
A large assortment of Tobacco, different
brands,
Spices, all descriptions, ground & whole,
Buckets, Tubs, BroOms, Washboards, etc a.,
Mustard in small and large pkgs.,
Playing Cards, Worcester. Sauce,
Backing, London Club Sauce,
Indigo, German Soap,
| Cream Tartar, Palm Soap,
Nut Megs, Rio & Java Coffee,
Blueing,
so bbls. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky,
20 bbls. Imitation Bourbon Whisky,
25 bbls. Orange Valley Whisky,
Fine Brandy, Ciaret in cs'ks & bots.
Sherry, CuTa5Oe,
MedeiraI Absynthe,
Port,
FIRE WORKS! FIRE WORKSI!
Just Received as large an assortment OF Fire
Works As was ever brought 70 this city, In part
/ IS follows:
500 boxes Fire Crackers,
1000 boxes Torpedoes,
A General Stock Of
Rockets, Roman Candles,
sERPENTs, FIRE WHEELS, ETC.
All Goods
WARRANTED as REPRESENTED
Delivered Free Of Charge
To All Parts of the City.
Constantly receiving
Eggs, Butter, Potatoes, Cheese, etc.
Il. ROCCO,
Corner Madison and Second Streets,
Mes. zee & 20e.
] lanu-lm
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PRICE oF srnscRIPTIoN.

Daily dn advanced per annum 80 "
per week g.
To carriers and news-ieslers, per copy >
" eekly per annun tin sdToncel W
re- No su bscri pti0n enter'd on oliI man D"oAA
for a less time than one MONTH
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REcoMM EKDATIoNs:

HEOSfst tss = " - = fOtS
MEMPHIs, Tenn, August 8. 1865.
have used MOrsans self Rising Flour, and
find IL do be a most excellent article. 1 have
also examined the ingredients which produce
Its self rising properties, and ind them tc be,
not only innocent, but important to perfect
nutrition. can freely recommend IL as a most
healthful and desirable -four, producing an
article OF bread superior 70 that made in the
JNO. r. FRAYsER. NJ. D.
We funy concur in the above, having ez-
C. L. WILCOX. N. D.
K. +. BROWN, n. ID.
Ihave examined the ingredients and pro-
uOuuce them innocent, and the bread superior.
r. G.. MALONE, M. ID.
MEMPHIS, TENN. August 81 1860.
have used Morgan's self Rising Flour, and
examined its ingredients. II il all that he
cIaims for IL, and Is entirely harmless to ALL
sick or well, aRd Is especially adapted Giet
for dispeptics and consumptives, It's materials
supplying in those eases, healthful and much
needed nutriment. l. W. GABBERT, N. ID.
will prepare any barrel OF -four sent to me.
or will furnish any quality OF flour ordered, but
for my own sales use none but tie very best,
n Harrison, or its equall-
The bread and biscuit made from tbis -four
can be eaten as well warm a cold, without the
least Inconvenience 10 the weak and tiyspeptic
stomach, and has been known 10 greatly beuent
such cases
Put up in 6, IL, q, and IS pound packages,
Half Barrels and Barrels.
This flour viii be found on sale in packages al
all nrst class family groceries in the city and
wholesale at The mandatory, No. avi Front
a liberal discount viii Je made TO the Trade
janA ALLEN r. MORGAN, Proprietor.
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And is a Saving Of from SO to IS
per Rarren 70 the Consumer.

This article has met with fIip most
wonderful success. A iarxe proportion
OF the citizens OF Memphis and sur
rounding country are now using Il but l
am continent there are many Others who would
avail themselves of us advantages were they
satisfied regarding ITS HEALTHFUL4 JESS,
SUPERIORITY, and CHEA PNESS
To convince such OF these facts, / have OBJ
I tanned large number OF certificates from we'll
and favOrably known physicians and others a
few Of which give below. one trial viii con-
vince the most ineredulous that il is 70 their
advantage to use this Flour, as AN ECONOMY
and SATISFACTION in every respect.
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RsS- A gentleman from Massachusetts,
Is in Meridian, Miss, seekinga location
for cotton factory somewhere in the
vicinity Of that thriving village.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

Have opened an Office, IN connection with their
business, for the purpose OF supplying planters
and Otherss with farm hands etc Mr. Holland
having just returned from New York, has COM
pleted arrangements whereby he can meet all
the demands in his proposed line OF business.
Planters and Others requiring good farm hands,
would do well 70 give us an early call.
ialS-2m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-20

/ feel that have aireadywsndered too
far, and close by wishing the good old
APPEAL-the first journal for which /
ever wrote-a long and prosperous exis-
istence, and that venerable Ajax Iela-
mon, Of the press Of West Tennessee,
who presides over its editorial depart
ment, happy life, a continued career Of
usefulness, and at last, home in
heaven. W +.
S0,lrRylr1.E. TF,,,,., Jan, lG, lsG
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Miss Gourlay and Signor Grillo viii also give
private lessons at the residences OF The pupils,
and attend Schools.