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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-02

BUFFERS TOWER SOLD FOR FIVE Doll
LARs.-Butler's celebrated Tower, near
Bermuda Hundred, from which, for so
many months, lynx eyed sentinels pried
into the movements Of the Confederate
troops, waa on yesterday, sold at public
auction by Messrs. Pannil and Nell
waine, a%nctioneers, for the sum Of five
DOLLARS, There were at least thirty-nine
cords OF good timber in the structure.
surely there IS something in a name
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-02

SENSE WITH No~SsENsE-Dan Rice has the
faculty 5fsaytng, every now and then, under
cover OF .he TESTERS dress, some wholesome
truths-as viii be remembered by those who
were present, at one OF the performances, lately
given by the Great European Circus" In q
talk 70 the negroes assembled there, headvised
them % pursue a course OF sobriety and indus
try. and on all occasiOnst0 carry theaiselyesin g
manner, never 20 forget thsirobl-
cations 10 those whs cared for and raised them;
and that il 5 upon theirlafe masters they must
depend for employment IN the North
many Of their race were In the very Lowest
straits Of des,tutiou and snt, and urging upon
them the necessity OF staying az home, and de-
pending upon themselves for an honest HvIi-
hosl.
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Ss-Tbe Heralas Fortress Monroe

Ba-The Herald's Fortress Monroe cor
respondent claims that G. Clay has re-
Gently been permitted by the President
to receive a visit from his wife. Mrs.
Clay arrived at the fortress on Thursday
Of this week, and was soon after admit
ted to an interview with her husband in
his prison. She was surprised 10 find
him in such good health, and his confine-
ment does not appear to have iniuriously
affected him. The health of Mr.. Davis
is also said to continue good. Mrs. Clay
will probably remain at Fortress Monroe
for some time. 1t is supposed she has
given up the hope of getting her husband
paroled.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-02

AAArAlA 2N AftE LANE NlAlHN RAIL
ROAD.-The Cleveland Herald says
I" From a gentleman who arrived here
on Saturday, and who was at the scene
of the collision on the lake Shore road
Friday afternoon, shortly after il took
place, We learn further particulars. The
accident took place about four
miles from Silver Creek Station
between two freight trains,
both going at full speed, and
the wreck Of locomotives and cars
was complete and fearful. The
collision took place about one O'Clock in
the afternoon. There was Q very fierce
storm Of wind and snow prevailing at
the time so much so that an object could
be seen at only a few feet distant. The
cars were piled upon each other, and the
freight was scattered abOutin the greatest
confusion. II would take some time "a
clear the wreck away so that trains
could pass. On Saturday passengers were
compelled 10 walk about an eighth of
a mile from one train to another. The
Buffalo Express OF Saturday mi
has the following; During the driving
storm Of yesterday the Lake Shore
Railroad did a smashing business. In
the first place two freight trains
oollided near Silver Creek, breaking nm
the locomotives and cars, and killing
two boys, whose names we did not learn
In the afternoon the Eric aeeommoda-
ton train ran into the gravel train at
Hamburg doing some damage 10 prom
erty, but injuring nom ofthe passengers.
The day was cold, snowy and clustering.
and hence it was almost impossible to
see or avoid danger. 1t is said that
Henry Anderson, OF Erie, firelaan On one
of the engines, YVES also Killed at the col
lision near Silver Creek.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-02

SH0r-James Lad was shot in the hip on
Sunday afternoon last, between the hours OF
two and three o'clock. By a man named sui
livEn, on the ba1ture, stthe foot Of Washington
street. L is supposed that the shooting was
wholly Gnintentional, as the parties were on
tie best terms OF frieOdship al the time OF the
occurrence. Ii Is believed the wound VII
prove fatal. Ladd bore The reputation Of being
an honest industrious man.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-02

PrBLIc ISsrALLATIoS-The Officers elect OF
the Young Mems Temperance Society number
sixty, VII be publicly installed In Office this
evening a. seven o'clock, at their Hall, number
$50 huudre and ninety-ntne Main street. The
clergy OF the various religions denomlnsuons
81 the city are especially invited 70 be present
The public are also invited.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-02

Az !ScREAsisG EvrL-Nemphis, has oflsts
suffered, and SAD continue 10 feel the presence
Of an eyI, which israpidly on the Increase, and
who's o4llful influence Is casting a sad blight
On the morals or our city. Il is Of decided
Northern oHgin-notwithstaading The supposi-
sion held In some gUartens-that naught but
good emanates from that soil. We alude 70
those d~ensknoWn as Free and Easys"-conceu
saloOnE-tast becoming numer0us. and situated
in our most rswoedu horOughfares. In one in
stance, the stage where once tread the brightest
dramat!c frnameat-aud which beauty and
talent have Rliks adorned-ls now prostituted
20 the uses Of dissipation, profanity and tbe
iosyest ~vulgauty. Expressions are made use o.
aisauv. by a class Of itinerant ministries % 10
andienca Of about their own mora
ssuors. fhat puts 70 the blush even
the comraouest deceBcy. We know tbs
fs De true. and know also, that il occurs
nightly. IN the presence Of those whose sworn
DUTY IL is 20 suppress al exhibitions Of an I'm
moral or u~csnftous character. IT. Is astounding
20 see the publicity given this and
similar establishment In the city, without
even q fear OF molestation. Iney
advsrt ise, some n flaming posters, and othen
with les means n diminutive hano bills q
sdve the easiest Of concerts, with a eha-min5
arrsy OF heroines OF the modern baa&, ano
~s.singaersn Of the hnst ~order-Ehose melodies
smack Of anything but chastity or morality
Tae Institution Of waiter girls is e sa1ar 70
them. Tia fact speaks for itself
aud there is no enumeration that VIII
make a proper estimate o. the evils
they foster and engender. Poisonous liquors
are soid, which rOuses ali the baser passions Of
tie base oBaracten drawn there from all poT-
lions ef tie cty, and often broils o. q very Sc
Fious characSsf ensEe-scsrcely a night passing
without these placs being made the scenes Of
Fnost disgracefui disturbances They should
he sbolisheds as they mOsi properly
tah under The head Of n~uisanoes
They disturb the peace ana qnlei
Of de city, as weH as eontaminats the moraii
II rouths drawn there 70 " see the sbow"-and
who know, perhaps, M other placs to while
awsy their leisure bonn They should b
nipped IN the bud before they become
common Institutions and looked upon a
Becesssry evils" Let the City FsthsTz ~
a. IL
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F-EEEDHENs CoUKT.-The following negroes
were k-res-ed and brought before Lieut. Ward
yesterday morning; Ann Johnson, for stealing
hauted owe. 10 MAJ. Reeve Silas Paine, drunk
aud Gisouieriy. fined I've dollars Jacob Bar
hour. misdeneanor, ten dollars; Jacob Hop
son, stealing, fifteen dollars; Albert Harris
stealing. aEeen dollars FaEuy johnson, Ne
lisa Douglas and Molly Evans, for fighting
discharged Alexander Wright carrying con
r.aIal waaDhns. haed ten dcllars and cots
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CIose CasII RnYers.

milking daily additions, consists IA part %
so Hhds. prime n. o. Sugars,
10 Hhds. prime P r. Sugars,
lG Hhds. n. O.Clarified Sugars,
25 Bbis. Crushed Sugars.
10 do Powdered Sugars.
20 CsBs. Clear Sides.
- Bbbis. Mess Pork.
10 Bxs. Breakfast Bacon.
10 60 Beef Tongues.
s Tierces Dried Beef.
2J0 Bbls. Flour, assorted brands.
50 Kegs Molasses.
% Hlf. Bbls. MOlasses.
20 Bbls. M0iasses.
100 Kegs Nails, assorted.
100 Kits No. l Mackerel.
100 DO 2 Mackerel.
100 do 3 Mackerel.
% do Mess Mackerel.
~ do Fresh SalmOnd.
so Hlf. bbls. I and 2 Mackerei.
20 Bbls. No. l Mackerei.
20 DO MackereL
90 Dozen Buckets.
20 Nests Tubs.
. Dozen sleeves.
so Boxes Government Soap.
80 do S~uperfine Palm Soap.
% III bbls. DENLY & Day Whisky.
20 Bbls. Whisky.
25 Cases fresh B~lackberries.
% Cases fresh R~aspberries.
50 Gases fresh Strawberries.
20 Gases fresh Cherries.
10 Gases fresh green Cages.
IS Gases fresh Peaches.
10 Cases fresh Cranberry Sauce.
ED ItaEau f-aeh aassorfad pic E-nff.
10 Gases fresh Spanish Olives.
10 Cases fresh Capers.
10 Gases fresh CLAIMS.
10 Gases fresh Salmon.
5 Cases fresh M~aclIerel in cans.
3 Cases fresh cooked Turkeys.
5 Cases fresh cooked Chickens.
5 Gases fresh Mincemeat.
10 Cases BOrdenis CONDENSED Cream.
10 Gases Borden's Condensed Milk.
80 Gases Soda Crackers.
so Sacks choice RE Coffee.
80 Packets old Rio Govt Java Coffee.
20 Chests choice Green and Black Teas.
II Bags Singapore Pepper.
3 Bags Allspiee.
80 Gases Wheeler & Merritts Pickles,
gals, / gals. and qurts.
so Gases best brand Cove Oysters.
20 Gases spiced Oysters.
% Gases Bird Eye Pepper Sauce,
80 Gases Tomato Catsup.
so Gases assorted barrel JeIlies.
% Fresh Pineapples in glass.
70 Gases fresh Pineapples in 81 cans.
100 Kegs Prime Leaf Lard.
5 Cases p. and MerTilps Portable Lem
OnaGe.
30 Bbls. Coles FFFG Flour.
20 Gases COleman's Mustard.
% Cases genuine Olive Oil.
80 Baskets Piper Heidsick Wine.
50 Gross assorted Toilet Soaps.
50 Boxes German Soap.
10 Half bbls. raw Herring.
10 DOz. London Club sauce.
10 Doz. Currie Powder.
5 Gases Xxx Cream Tartar.
l Case Nutmegs-
70 Gross small Blueing.
IS Doz. assorted BroOms.
p DOZ. Clothes Lines.
10 Coils Wheel and Well Rope.
% Nests Market Baskets.
80 DOz. WashbOards.
. Bbls. fine Old Bourbon and Rye.
. Casks OtaTd and Hennessey Brandy.
5 Casks Claret Wine.
% Gross Railroad, Steamboat and Great
Mogul Cards.
90, 900 Cigars of the finest imported and
domestic brands.
50 Pieces Bagging.
50 Coils Rope.
All goods guaranteed rs represented, and de-
ivered IN Tie city FREE or CHARGE.
TooF, PHILLIPS & CIRoDE,
novS-sm nol9l Corner Court and Front stS
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8 DPowVTn-Two6eck handsome a white man
and the other q negr0-fel overheard from The
steamer Rose Hambleton, or her way 10 this
port from Cincinnati, and were drowned. The
steamer Julia lost her wstchman, in the same
manner. rear Evansville, Ind.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-02
N0n-R esident Notice,

On the ChRncery side Of the Common Law and
Chaneery Court OF the City of Memphis, Tenn.
Camilla +. DubOse, William II. Dunn, DUuly NJ.
Dubose, Elizabeth Il. Bayne, ct al, Ua. Henry
n. Dunn, William d. Damn, Jr.. Gray ".
Dunn, Edward d. Dunn and Lady Dunn a
female, Harriet Dubose, Catherine DubOse
Myrtus DubOse, and Swep Dubose-
1t appearing from affidavit IN this cause, that
the defendants Henry n. Dunn, William y.
Dunn, Jr., Gray ". Dunn, EdwardD. Dunn and
Lady Dunn, Harriet DubOse,a and Others named
above are residents Of Arkansas and non-resi-
dents Of the State Of Tennessee. il is therefore
ordered that they make their appearance
herein, at the Courthouse, in the city Of Menu
phis, Tennessee, within the nrst three days Of
The next term OF said said Court. 10 m
on the second Monday in May, 1854. and plead
answer, or demur TO compliments bill of Re
vivor and Supplemental Bill, orth same win be
taken FOR confessed, a. to them, and set for
hearing exparte, ami that a copy of this order
be published once a week, for four successive
weeks in the Memphis APPEAL
A eOpy-utteSt;
AUGUSTON ASTON, clerk n master.
Wright & MeKisick, soils. for compliments.
de29-lawIw
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Non-Residenf Notice.

On the Chancery Side ofthe Common Law and
Chancery Court Of the city OF Memphis, Tenn.
Braxton c. Crump and Charles Kortrecht -.
Arthu u. Hopkins and ElmwOod Cemetery
Company.
It-appsarfng from AFFIDAVIT in this cause, that
the defendant Arthur II. Hopkins is 2 non
fore ordered, that he make his appearances
herein at the Courthouse in the City OF Men,
phis. Tennessee. within the first three days OF
The next term OF said Court, to commence on
the second Monday in May, 1886, and plead,
answer or demur 70 cOmplainants bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as TO him,
and set for hearing expaTte, and that a copy
OF this order be published once a week for four
successive weeks in the Memphis APPEAL
USTON ALSION, clerk and master,
A C~Opy-Attest
KoTtrecht a Craft, soils. for complainant.
1aaIQ-T uNyAusaIvv
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Cold Eagle EestRUFaHS--Birts, bessts
fish, vegetables sauces, spices, relishes and
simulants. Everything that the appetite
whether vicious from -absteuance, feeble nom
Indulgence, OF weak from sickness. can crave,
can be found at the Gold Eagle Restaurant It
is nearly opposite the APPEAL Office on Madi-
son street.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Notice.

A LII persons indebted to the eSsote OF Davis
a Biggs, deceased. viii please come forward
and make. payment; and all those having
claims against The same are notified to present
them within the time limited Ey law. or fhev
Will be barred. +. A. TYLER, Admir-
del2 law4wlW Estate OF Davis Bisgs. deed.
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UNDERGRADUATE Notice.

On the Chancery side Of the Common Law and
Chancery Court OF the city of Memphis, Tenn.
Johnson & Wright rs. T. P. Perkins. Alexande.
FINLEY and Joseph Bamhll, owner and mas
ters OF steamer James Raymond.
II appearing from affidavit in this cause, tia.
the defendants T. p. Perkins, Alexander Fin
ley and Joseph BamflI are non-residents of tho
State Of Tennessee, 10 is therefore ordered tina.
they make their appearauce herein at the
Court House, in the City OF Memphis, Tenne,-
see, within the hrst three daysOf the next term
OF said Court, to on thesecond Mon
day In May, 1866, and plead. answer or demur
to conpIainanL's bill, or the same VIII be AIKEN
for confessed, as TO them, and set for hearing
erpdTte, and that a copy of this order be pub
lshed once a week, for four successive weeks,
in the Memphis APPEAL.
4 cOpy-attest
AEGUSTON ASTON, clerk ami master.
7. De r. Morgan, sol. ~fOrcOmpl't.
December II, 1865. dele law4wtW4
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Lau.-It win be seen by reference 20 cur
advertising column, that Gen. ". H.. Morgan
having quit the military service, has resumed
the practice Of the Law, to which profession he
was bred IN his native couHtry-England. See
his card in another column.
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st. Louis 4 VIcksburg Packet Line,
ESQ Mann ST.,

Memphis. Teaa., Agent for s. d. d II.
w SmisA's AMERICAN ORGANS
Iel Churches, Schools, or the PzrI0r.
They are The Best Instruments made,
Repeat as Rapidly as a Piano, possess
a Magnificent StceN and all ue Round-
ness, Depth aud Asliot1aess Of Organs.
F6r Sale at Manufacturers PRICES at
zsO Main Street
des-lm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-02

BOnnets and Fin Millinery GsOds--A
IA PariIenne.-Ladies vino 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 Nc. $50
Main street.
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Chancer.V Notice.

Chancery Court at SOmervile, Tenn.
Robt +. Mason, Ex'r etc, as. Widow, Heirs and
Creditor of Jas. f.. Martin, deed. December
Rules, 1866.
THE insolvency of the estate OF James E.
Mason. deceased, late OF Fayette county
Tenn, having been duly suggested 70 the
County Court, and a bill filed Tor the admins
tration Ofsaid estate in the Chancery Court, al
Somerville, Tenn. II Is ordered by tie Clerk &
Master Of said Court, hat all creditors Of said
estate cause themselves 10 be made parties To
the suit, and file and establish their claims
within the time prescribed by law. And tina
notice OF this order he published once u week
for four successive weeks in the Memphis
APPEAL. THO. q. MCCLELLAN, G. N.
Jones & Scott. Soils. del4 lawiw
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LHmber.-Those desiring a good quality Of
Lumber Of any kind, viii consult their own
Interest by calling on 7. J. Rice, on Adams
street, betweet Front and The levee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-02

sAcKED C0NCERr AT ST MARYs CHURCH.
We are gratifel 10 state that the Sacred Con-
cert given under the direction OF Father
Tbona, at thu 81. Mary's Chunoh, on sunday
evening last wasa most complete success. The
singing was most creditably executed by the
Choir, and The whole affair passed ~ 1 a very
pleasant ana agreeable manner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-02

Holiday Gifts.-We have greatly
our stock Of Diamonds, Watches
Jewelry, suyerware and Fancy Goods, In which
VIII be found many choice articles for the gin
season. FL CLARK 90,
Cornero Of Main and Madison streets
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-02

Ladies' Hair Dressing SaIOOn-rhe IA
vorite establishment Of Madame Lavigne, on
Main street, between Union and Gayoso, opPo-
site the Pnovine Block, is in fun blaze OF pros
peuty. Her ornaments n hair, In variety,
grace and elegance. are unsurpassed The nost
elaborate toilet lacks finish unless Madsme
LavIzne touches il.
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To Wh0m AZ M0y C0uceru.


A T the January term, 1866, OF the County
"A Court OF Shelby County, Tennessee, I snail
apply for letters Of administration on the estate
OF John Stovall, deceased.
L. B. STONALL,
Hnllnnl- AtitrneN. u~aeL-lnMlW..K
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LOCAL MATTERS.

R~Fc0RDEn's CoURr-Twenty-two cases were
ND bs,ore Acting Recorder Cotton, yesterday
morning, tor disposal, and zines n costs
amounting to seventy-eight dollars collected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-02
NOTICES.

seth h. HoWes' European CireuS--The
performance az this establishment sim con
tinue 10 draw large audiences, and the change
OF programme this week Is giving the best OF
satisfaction. Dan Rice introduces his cele-
brated blind horse Excelsior, and The beautiful
horse Stephen A Douglas at each exhibition.
The mules are always there and seem 10 please
as much IS ever The company only remain
here this week, sud We advise all our friends
not 10 miss the present opportunity Of seeing
the very largest circus that ever visited this
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Non-Resident's Notice
Changer, ccurt at somervtIle. Tenn.

Chancery Court at Somerville, Tenn.
VIM. c. Jinkins Is. Catharine sumner Il al.
december Pules, 1870.
TN his cause il appearing TO the satisfaction
of the Clerk and Master. that the ~defendenfaS,
Catharine sumner, VIM. andrew, susan, Lizzie,
Robert and BENZ. Sumner. are non-residents OF
the state OF Tennessee. II is therefore ordered
that they make their appearance herein at the
Court House, IN the town OF SOmerv1lle, Tenn,
within the nrst three days Of the next term OF
sstd Court, 20 commence on the third Monday
in, May next, and plead, answer OF dcmur 70
cOmDlainants bill, or the same will be taken
Tor confessed as to them, ana set for hearing er
parte. And that a copy of this order be pub
iished in the Memphis APPEAL once a week Tor
four successive weeks.
THO. q. MCCLELLAN, &C NJ.
ZONES 4 Scott. soils. dei4 iawsW
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Blank Beeks.-Alarge assortment for sale
cheap by Young & Brothers, 24s Main street
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COWARDLY OUTRAGE.-The New Al
bany Ledger says one of the most dia-
bOlical Outrages we have been called upon
to record, in these days Of violence and
disregard Of law, was committed Mon
day at the Twelve Mile Switch, on the
Louisville, New Albany and Chicago
Railroad. As the train passed this sta
ton three men were seen near the track,
who, without the slightest ~provocation,
and actuated by the most fiendish spirit,
fired into the ladies' car with re-
volvers. Fortunately, no one was hurt
by this iendish act but this was not
owing to the scoundreis who did the
shooting. The train was stopped after it
had proceeded about one mile from the
station, and Mr.. Thomas Hanlin, the
conductor, Rodger Martin, Peter Ryan,
James Ryan, and Charles Lansford,
started back tosattemptthe capture of the
villains. After an exciting race they
succeeded in capturing n Of them, ia
cob Boyles, just as he was in the act of
firing on the party. BOyles was knocked
down and pretty badly beaten by one of
those in pursuit. He was then secured
and brought 10 this city, where he ar
rived on the train last night. He was
placed i. jail, and, as the offence was
committed in Clark county, will, We pre-
sumo, be removed 10 that countyfor trial.
The confederates Of Boyles in this damn
ing crime will no doubt be arrested TO-
day, as they are both known. We sim
eerely hope they may not escape. Their
offence is a most heinous one, and calls
for the severest punishment. The safety
of the community demands that such
villains should be incarcerated for life In
the penitentiary.
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IFatst safe,
Notice.

4 the January Term, 1886, OF the County
IA Court Of shelby county, Tennessee ! shall
apply for letters Of administration, as5onts nor,
on the estate Of James II. Markham, deceased.
JOHN HALLUM.
dncIaInwlw
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stock at AaetiOn--Horses mares, mules
two fine carriages. and a Ios Of pillow harvest
this Tuesday, morning Al ten O'Clock, BY Gen
kellogg, st Lutz, windle & Co.'S stable, Nos. Il
and $ South Court street. Sale positive
FRANK hyde, Aucuoneer.
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Tn Hhoun q A[au Concer7..

A Tth January term, 1895, Of The County
amply for letters OF administration on the estate
n. B. SCOTT.
Ha,ipp Attorne~. d-ec6-IaW4Wrfw
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Imoortant :, y,ranfer..-We win rsoeiy,

Important - Pianters--We viii receive
to-day some twenty laborers for plantations
VOID yards, saw mill, etc, and viii furnish
who may desire their services, & apphca-
ton be made Immediately 10
C. ". POOL d Co,
deS0 81 100 Main street.
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Younc wen.s ntvisioa No. 90, Sons Of

Young Mems Division Ne. 90, Sons OF
TemPeranceJ-There viii be q public install
Iation OF the officers elected for the ~eDsuing.
quarter, this Tuesday evening, jan :, 1865, al.
: O'Clock, a. your hall, No. ~ Main street The
clergymen Of the city srs especially invited e.
attend. By order o. Thos- H Cooke
o ". ]. B. LONsDALE, r. 5.
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speebf's--Thst was 8 great and q good ga
ofJoseph S-pecht-opening q r-eneshment rom
Tor IGdies, exclusively. The blessings Of many q
dame, wearied with shopping, and with an mp
petite for lunch, are shcwered upon his head for
this thoughtful provision for ladies comfort
Lady visitors from the country rise up and call
him blessed, since through his foresight they
may spend The day IN town without starving,
or being put 70 the trouble and expense Of go
ing 70 a hotel. Great Is spechL the ladies
friend.
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W IL Iarsrson street. Memphis. Tenn.

Just Received and for sale To the trade, and
al retail, 5000 valentines IN lots TO suit pur-
chase& Also, 81 dozen diaries for ls56
EMMONs & son,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-02

Robe De Ehambre, Drake q Co., IT Main
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