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MIsCELLANEoUs.
MaydageH d anderson.
MARBLE WORKS
80 Union 81, Bet. ed a I'd sts..
Dealers In
Italian and American Marble.

MONUMENTS. Tablets, Head and foet
vi Stones. Box TOmbs, Vaults. Nantes. Va
eus, etc, and az kinds Of stone WORK done for
buildings at short notice. Having baen euea-
Red In the marble business in Memphis for ID
years, we would respectfully call the attention
o those In need OF marble work TO our estab-
lsLment. We hava always on hand a large as
sortment OF finished work and drawings OF the
latest styles Of Monuments which we viii be
happy to show 90 any who may favor as with a
call We can get up work IN as good style and
on a. reasonable terms as any other establish
meat North or south. Hebrew and German
lettering done In the very best style. Our work
L. our reference Cali and see IL.
fa2j-2m
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,IaHrrSG N PrNCH--At the Instance Of
Henry Levy, NIL Hymsn was arrested yes
--5s, and lodged i'm Jail Tor ~assaulting and
Hz8rrR him in an unwsrantei manner. Both
PARTIES reside in Pinch, and are IN the merran-
fia line % business
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

S~Peeirrs.--In our rambles yesterday we
dropped in upon our old friend Joseph Specht
a; No. 81 Madison street, and spent an hour in
looking through his well regulated establish
meut and watching the crowd which was al
tracted there by the cakes and con-fectionaries
which he has prepared for his customers during
the festive season. As every one knows that
they are Of his own manufacture, and not the
stale articles imported from the North, %ofcourse
they rush 10 his rOGHss for supplies. IN connec-
ton with his other business. q magnificent
oyster saloon for ladies has been opened ont in
real Oriental style, and where polite and atten-
tive walters can always De found, and the BIZ
valves are served In splendid style.
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LuEEArUEE-NcssrS Blsl0ck & O d. have laid
on our tatse. IA addition o. the daily papers,
several pleasant novels. including Putting on
Alr The Crock of salt Roanoke. ,etc.
also the Atlantic MoutlIs. From their shelves
Of sheet ngslc they have sat rs, among other
gems, b Forrest Quiekstep. an exquisite pro-
duction 5y Pref Chas p II. wenr-E
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RvsorAL-We regret % isssg that the onoe
of t1s C,outy court CLERK VIZ pr~-qbly b. re-
moved 10 RsleIeh during the present week, as
tbis will entail beth time and expense upon 're
r.idents OF the city. I'm the Transaction OF then
cuisines. with this onoe, which CONSTITUTES al
least ninety per cent OF tbe Whole Spslnes o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

RELIGIOUS N5TTCE.-UuiOu Methodist Episco'
pal Church service en- the Court ROOM Green
law Building. second street below Union
Preaching Providence permitting 10y The pas
Tor. Rev. W. II. Pesme, at eleven a. H. and
seven p. 10. MethoiisrS and the public generally
are respectfully invited TO attend.
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PersoBal-We are glad TO learn that Dr. r.
L. Sim. who has been on a short visit up the
river. has returned and again ohen lis services
in the various branches Of the profession Ills
nfice & corner BeaI and fernando slreeis.
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LATE PAFEEs-Me~Sr@ Emmous & son, No
20 Jefferson street. opposite the C0mmerrlaI
Hotel. have supplied Us with an the lstsst pa
nars and maEazInos
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RIGHT REV. DR. FEEHEs Bishop OF NasANllle,
Is IN town and viii preach e. 81 Peter NhurcA
to-day al half past eleven O'Clock AZ o. Inc
occasion wuu be one OF great FaT'
ruerrs Grand Mas viii be performed by Js
choir. Also. "a grand duett and THO, arranged
expressly for the occasion.
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A Fine assortment OF fashionable Caps, Just
At the Memphis Hat Company. ias-St
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Cotton Plantation for Sale.

/ HAVE, for sale, in Upton county, Tenn,
L four and a half miles northwest or AlasDu's
on the Memphis and Ohio Railroad. 400
ACRES CHOICE LALD-i9l acres cleareG bal
ance in woods, finely timbered, and containing
several handsome building sites.
A large portion Of the open land has been
cleared within the last eight years-is tightly
productive. and As well adapted TO Corn and
cotton as any upland in West Tennessee.
There is a good Dwelling on the place, together
with Cabins, Gin House, Stables and Orchards.
For further apply 20 Massrs.
Speed, DouOho, F8ute & Co, No. ~ Madison
street, Memphis, OF 10 myself on the premises.
GEO. A. TAYLOR.
Fo-ag I'm
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RELIGIOUS S~ERvICEs.-The Pr. Rev. Bishop
Fahsn. Of Nashville. late of s. LOuis5 VIII
ur.a.h az St Peter and PauI'S Church Al half
- IN O'Clock rn-lav.
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Country Merchants and PiaHters--H
you want to buy Dry Goods at less thaa New
York prices, g 10 r. J. Dalton & COS, as North
cnnrts street. betwaen Main and second.
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Tuavu--Our friend ~Nrlington, ofthe Com
lue7eiaI Express. has our thanks for S. Louis
=r.-f, ..r,ar -a Of the mails
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REcoRDEBsC 0UEr-The usual uumber thlr-
teen. were MP before the Recorder yesterday.
n u~resentiug the whole category OF crime>, and
ID, city treasury was enriched b. nllety-SN
s4JLlrs collected AS fines.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

FIRST National Bank.-The card Ina another
colunlE containing a list OF tfs newly elected
Directors OILS bank, cannot fail 20 strengthen
the confidence alreaI Ielt iu this institution.
which. a. was shown by "a, recent statement
or u,e Cashier. is in a ~noudahing condition.
From dally isaercourse with the ofhoers. Weesn
ssfslv assert that ihsF ere clever, o~Dliging and
intelligent men. with ahom q .sa pleasure 70
tranearf huSineSe.
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Wanted. by a young man, a thorough ac-
countant, a situation Is Book Keeper or Sales
man. Best Of references given. For partieu-
lars address, for ten days, S. M.,BoE 10, Mem
phiS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

Pianos Phones BUY your pianos at p.
Katzenbach's Pano Emporium. 81 Main street,
who not only is agent for the best manufactur-
ers in the country. but sells AZ lower rafes than
any other establishment In the city. Every In
strument is warranted for i've wears.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

ur-C4ARGED-The hoyS. Weber and
FowIkA arrested for aking a coat nom the
library rooms. were brought before Squire
creighton. and discharged for want oreyidence
OF the crime.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

Rr1rFroUs-Eder r a. Cook viii preach al
the Linden street Christian Church to-day, al
eleven "a. M. and at seven p M
RELIGIOUS NouCE-The second Presbyterian
C,urrh will not De open for Divine Service 60.
54v. on account of the condition OF the edlhce
IL fein in process OF repair
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

RELIGIOUS NorICE-The Central Baptist Con
creation yin hold divine service in the Bap-
rfsr Church. corner Of Second and Adams street,
on sabbath morning and night The pastor
Rsv.S.H. Ford. I'D, viii lecture, by request, on
prophecy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

Tbe dnest and most fashionable Hats can al
WAYS be had at the Memphis Hat Company.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

Jsa Davis mot yet Reieased-Notwith-
standine crsras OF customers sin conunae 20
thronR tue ven known and popular house OF
Robson. Mitchd a 90, aRrrchaset their cloth
ing and furnishing goods. unnyEue iu cheap
ness and quality, No. ~ Second street, Ayes
BlssE opposite court square. ga2a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

AGoe1 House.-Atention is called 20 the
card ofMessr, rames aud Schobal, dealers IN
stoves, Tin ware mat5als, grates, castings
house furnishing goods, etc. IA -ather column.
rhsse gentlemen are TOO well known = the
comURaiy as prompt and practical business
men, - rsQyl-e anything from us. We can
only say thst they hsye a large and complete
assortment ofthe criticize uepfioued which viii
be disposed of affair prices
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ORee-NO. IS Madison Street.
The Mails Close.

WI be opened from S o'clock A. n, until g
? ~ Advertisers VIII please bear this In mind
ald hand in their favors early.
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Chenp LRdfes' Furs.-A fine Fur Cape and
Guns at So, at the Memphis Hat Company.
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Mississippi * Tennessee Railroad.
NOTICE TO MERCHANTS AND SHIPPERS.

A GENCIES have been established at Mem
~ phis, fernando. Coldwatsr. Como, ~srdis,
Balesville, Oakland and Grenada, TO which
points Freights can be Shipped without Prs
paymen until further notice To all other
points freights must be prepaid.
Much complaint is made in consequence OF
freights being sent back from Depot. Every
effort is being male by the Company 10 get or
Freights as fast n possible, and a Freight Train
has been sent out DAILY for the last week, but
still IL Is not sufficient to meet the demands.
With no Depot in which to receive and store
freight, and but a limited supply OF rolling stock,
We canuOt do the business which is now Offer
ing, satisfactorily 10 the public. Every exerti0n
has been and will O. 10 be made, "a in
crease the amount which is shipped, bat We
cannot do more than the facilities of the Road
allow.
As TNERNDBE.
JAMS General superintendent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

SAuBo A. A FEEEnNIAN.-A few DAYS since
we published the shooting OF an old negro wo-
man by her son. a young hopeful OF twenty
and yesterday we heard Of q similar
affair. which occurred on Poplar street, near the
Bayou. in that delectable retreat known AS
Happy valley" About noon, a negro man,
evidently somewhat intoxicated, entered "a
shanty. occupied by a negro woman, and began
guarreuinE with her. which ended in his draw
IuE q pistol and shooting her in the mouth, the
BAN lodging in the hack part Of her head, in
nictinz a dangerous il not fatal wound, as the
surgeons had. at last accounts, failed % extract
the ball. The man was arrested, and viii prob
ably be tried tomorrow.
CHANCERY CoJKr-Nesterday was occupied
with the Motion Docket; the following cases
come mp on Monday:
4l. James Williams, e. a., rs. c. Potter, e. a.
al. Patrick Carey, r.. Ellen Mcmahon, c. a.
~ Tho- J. Parren rs. Jane Mcneil, e. a.
So Jesse Z. Harris admir-, rs. D. N. Moore, e.
al.
so. Ann TGEhe, us. ". Amour, Jr, ct. al.
500. Ann T-he, IS. W. Park, G. a.
49, W. j. HeHnessey, e. A., as William Park,
e. al
49, Emily F. Ball, sdmx, a. Minerva H.
Dunn, &C. a.
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Depaa Recommendations Zausch has
opened a fine Saloon at No. Is Winchester
street, wher meals az all hours can be had In
first class style, and the tables are furnished
with the best the market affords
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

Ladies' Hair Dressing SsI0On.-The IA
vorite establishment Of Madame Lavigne, on
Main street, between Union and Gaygso, oppo-
site the Provine Block, is in full blaze Of pros
perity. Her ornaments OF hair, in variety.
grace and elegance, are unsurpassed. The most
elaborate toilet lacks fnisl unless Madame
Layigne touches il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

STILL ANOTHER-About half past seven
O'Clock yesterday morning, twonegroesg got into
a quarrel on the levee, which finally ended in
one OF them named AlecK Robertson, a porter
at the Gay0so House, shooting the other through
the heart, killing him instantly. The name Of
the one killed was Reub Trotter, who drove 8
hack Tor a Mr.. Lloyd. The difficulty grew outof
am old quarrel. Coroner Ericsson held an in
quest upon the body, and a verdict In accord
snce with the statement above was r~eudsped-
Al-ck was arrested and admitted TO bail in the
sum of uwenty thousand dollars, for his appear
snce on Tuesday for a preliminary trial, which
was promptly given.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

@fhe Eye ana 49, operadons for Cataract
strabismGs OF Cross Eye, krtiacial Pupil etc,
successfully Performed by Dr.. Gardner. oenlist
once, parlor Sl, Gayoso House. Ja2S-t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

LATE PAPERs-Our friend Oscar Haig the
AGENT Of the Pioneer Express has our thanks
19r complete hles OF late papers from all points.
Rrr1GIoUs-Dr Bsteman, formerly pastor OF
The B-al street Baptist Church OF thisriy, VIII
preslh today at eleven O'Clock al the Baf-ust
s-Hrrah i'm chelsea.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

Valentines, Valentines I-R C. Hite, Az
Main street. at Dromgoole's drug store, has just
received a large supply OF Valentines, ofevery
description and variety 10 suit the purchaser.
Call and get a supply, before they are picked
over.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

GIsssWare.-Bohemlaa and cst t~ecanters, bar
bottles. cut and pressed Eoblets and tumlIers, a
large assortment received ~ Dulhugers china
store. No. 81 North side Of Court square.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

Dress Goods without Regard 10 Cost.
AT r. J. Dalton & Cos, q North Court street,
between Nam and Second.
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RIVER MATTERS.
Menfher md RnsIne-..

"eA@ASN ~
The weather was quite pleasant yesterday,
Notwithstanding that during th-eforeEo0u there
was a strong indication Of rain, the sun went
down behind the woOdsthatlines the Arkansas
shore in all his Hery splsnd0r.
Business ON the isvea was quite brisk, as il
usually is on a saturday aherncogs especially
in shipments of merchandise, and the OLD rstes
ornreight al estiu keptup, rizs ForNew Orleans,
two dollars per bale for cotton, ATTY cents per
one hundred pounds for merchandise, and one
dollar per barrel for pork.
The river IS steadily ris.Sg, having risen some
ten inches by the water mark since our last
report.
The 0!Igwingis the Port Register since our
last report.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

The Eve and Ear.--Au diseases of these
delicate organs successfully treatedby Dr.. Gard
ner. OcuIi,t and AuriSt. ONCE at the Gayoso
House. J&-S-L
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

QueessWare for counJry trade. a fun line
for saIea reasonable prices, at D~oldnger's China
store, No A North side Court Square.
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BEN. FIELD,

TO THE PUBLIC. Notice is hereby
Il given thai the C"Opartuership beretlfOre eX-
iSting between the undersigned and =. A
Manning, under the name, nTm and styie OF
W l. Seldeu x Co, is this day dissolved.
fauN 1--we w. L.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

SHELBY CIRCUIT CoUET-We learn from
Esquire Miller. that on Thursday in the case OF
the negro Taylor Hayes, tried for p murder0us
assault on Col Bobt. J. Chester, with an axe
the jury returned q verdict OF guilty, and SEN
fenced him 60 the Peulreutiary for hye years.
Yesterday the case Of Marx Butler for stealing
twenty-oue doIlars in gold from "a Mr.. smith,
employed by Wm. Parkius. near this city was
decided. the sentence also being nye yeaN I'M
prs0ument -u the state Prison. Tomorrow
the case OF Jerry and Henry Beckton, charged
with stealing a bale of cotton from a man
named Caldwell, who resides near Hickory
Withe. CONES up, which ends the Criminal
docket.
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Church Index.

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH. e. s. Second 81
btw. Adams and Washington sis, Rev. Mr..
MILLER. Pastor. u a. Oh. and II D. M
EFgTIN BAPTIST CHURCH, - ". cor. sew
enth and Chelsea. Rev. NJ LANCASTER. Pas
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

Ee.ne Manufacture viii be seen by
reference 20 our advertising columns THAI
Messr. Frazk E.mmings Co. ofle Poplar
street. are manufacturing superior qualities
OF nks OF all descriptions, ear.us soda aho
the infslIble baking powdersojustiy ca&Praiea
throsghout the south. The enterprsing spint
Of these geuUeefrs1 certainly deserves encouf-
aEement a. the bonds Srour people, ana We ieei
satisfied that 81 viii he bestowed ppopthem, for
their eNertions IN building up sopthssE manu-
f~arf0rfeS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

Hosiery and GiOyes-Great Bargains
az r.. j. DaIton.G Co.. s, 40 North Court street, be-
tween Main and Second.
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Mason a HamIIn's Cabinet organs

Mason q HamIin-s Cabinet Organs.
These well known instruments. one OF which is
in use i'm almost every Church and sunday
school Of this city, and which are equally well
adapted for the parlor, may be purchased 40 F.
Katzeubach's, 81 Main street, who is sole agent
for the city.
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Columbian Gin.

one Express C~omPany-To shippers
In consequence Of the change Of schedule on
The Nozzle and Ohio Railroad, We are compelled
to make the following rule:
All freight for stations on this road, except.
Meridian, Columbus, Corinth, Miss, Gaines
vile, Ala, and Columbus, KY, MUST BE PRE-
PAID.
The short time given US by the schedule 10
transact our bushes At local stations on this
road, compells rs 10 make this rule Imperative.
ialg-lm OSCAR HAIG, Agent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

RemOyaL.-Susmann, Mayer & Co, import
ers Of segars, tobacco and pipes, have removed
from 80 jefferson street 10 the corner Of Second
and Jefferson streets, Jefferson Block, where
they are now keeping a much larger stock Of
the finest brands Of Havana segars, Virginia
tobacco and the real genuine meerschaum
pipes. City and country merchants will ind II
20 their interest TO cali and examine their stock
and prices before purchasing elsewhere. Re
member, corner OF Second and ] herson streets,
Jefferson Block. jals I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

Deafness, Noise i'm the Head, and all diseases
Of the Esr treated by Or. Gardner, Ocuiist and
AuriSt, Oihos GsyoSo House, parlor 3d.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

Valentine! Valentines IA magnificent
assortment Of these sentimental and comic an
usl yisitor have just been received at T. Eatzen-
backs. 81 Main street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

A Desideratum.-On account or the mant
dangerous eJlnieJets now before the public, of
Preston q Nerrells Yeast PowderS-many Of
which are a sure death TO th~er0usumer-we adj
wise our friends, oneand all To avoid all foreign
articles. and use nothing hut that adea az home
by Mr.. Park Cumming at the Memphis Chem
zeal Mills" office lSs Poplar street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

As we have stated above, the better feeling in
the Cotton market has had a corresponding
effect upon Northern Sight Checks, which at
the close OF the market yesterday had an up
ward tendency, but the market closed at former
quotations. Many of the Brokers surmlse
that it will advance at least a ON the open
ing of the market tomorrow, but this to &" say
the Least OF il, is extremely problematical," as
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

Merchants and Planters are invited tocall
and examine the immense stock Of Wagon and
Plow Harness, Hames, Collars and Trace Chains
NJ Moores, Smith a Co., No. 50, Main street
which they are selling at the lowest rates.
ia 2S-St
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

On Consignment --F0ry barrels fresh
oeeratsi crackers, 40 fourteen cents sixty bar
rels fresh pic mic crackers, at nine cents; fifty
barrels fresh butter crackers. az eight and a halls
cents; seventy-hve barrels fresh soda crackers
at nine cents; thirty barrels fresh Boston crack
ers, az nine cents; twenty barrels fresh ginger
nut crackers, at nineteen cents
MARINER, GAGE d WILCOX,
IL Oh rs Erurf .traat.
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Bill PosfinS-The best Bill Poster and Dis
tributor in the city az this office. Jall-tf
Deafness. and all diseases OF the eve treated
by Ur. Gardner, OcuIist and Aurist. ONCE, par
Tor El, Gayoso House. Ja2s-2t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

BOnnets aud Fin Millinery GOOd&-A
In Parisienne.-Ladles who desire the latest
style Of dress goods and notions, and who de-
sire the latest Partisan styles Of Millinery,
should not fail TO call on Mrs. Gogen at No. $50
Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

Best CaIicoes Only - Cents.-Good
hIeachel domestic only 5 cents az r. J. Dalton
A 90. Al N.rtl Cnnrt .freet-
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sPeehrs--That was a great and a good side
ofJoseph Specht-opening a refreshment room
for ladies. exclusively. The blessings OF many
a dame, wearied with shopping, and with an
appetite for lunch, are showsred upon his head
for this thoughtful provision for ladies comfort,
Lady visitors from the country rise up and cal
him blessed, since through his foresight they
may spend the day in town without starving
OF beiuz put 10 the trouble and expense Of goinl
to a hotel Great is Specht, the ladies friend.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-28

Planters, Do You want horses, mules or
marese II so, go 10 Tom Cogswel's sale sta
bles, I5 and lbs Jefferson street, corner Fourth
he oldest stable keeper in the city. He buys
cheaper, sells cheaper, trades quicker, than any
other man in town. He has also q blacksmith
shop. wagon yard, and everything else attached
20 the stables.
y. Z. A fine lot OF Kentucky mules just ar
rived. ga 2sIw