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MARKETS.

ST. LOUIS, December s. obaeco
easier. Cotton nominal. Flour, super.
fine IS 1901 p; &S7 75GS 20; &N SqG
10 rs; xxx to fancy SII 75GI4 Wheat
dull; Fall 81 6GG2 IS. Oats 6SG7Oc.
Barley firm Fail s.; Spring 81 20. RYE
81 S5@l S.. Provisions dull. PORK S2l.
Bacon, shoulders, 104c clear sides Isle
dry salt clear sides, packed, he should.
ers, SIC for round lots. Hogs higher; g
90 20 gross. The weather is clear and
colder.
NEW ORLEAHs, December % -COttoD
declined to 3c; middiing, I4i9I4Ic ;
sales, 5000 bales receipts since Saturday.
1883. Sugar hrmer common, 920IOc
prime to choice, l39I3}e. Moiasses
active; fair TO choices 5SG75c. Flour
dull choice saperfne, 50 50; Xxx,
81 50 {; choice, S12 50Ql4 90. Corn
quiet, 81 069l IS. Oats, s3c. Pork dull
end quoted at So rs.
Louisville, December 23.-Tobaeeo.
~quiet-sales, 45 hhds; Lugs, 81 50a6
Medium Lesf, SO Selections, S2I IS.
Cotton, lS3@l4c. Hogs, Sc 25G6 so.
gross. Flour, superfine, s. rs; Fancy.
Sll 509l2 80; Wheat, s 30G2 IS. Corn,
ear Ia bulk, 73G75c; shelled, TSc; Oats,
65G66c. Provisions, dull, Pork, 81 50
Lard, l2$c; Bacon Shoulders, IGle /:
Clear Sides, lac, packed. Rio Coffee. 20
G24c. Prime \. o. Sugsr, I4@aI5s.
Plantation Molasses, SSG90c. Raw
whisky, bonded, S0@32c.
CINCINNATI, December 23.-Flour
and wheat dull and nominal. Corn
lawer; new ear S09S3c. Oats 65Gs6c
Oats 81 5S9I 60. Fall barley sl B0S
l 10. Cotton dui! and declining; mid.
ding l34c. Tobacco dull aud unchanged.
Whisky Fac, bonded. Hogs dull and
Zoe lower; - SOS 50 for light to extra
heavy. Provisions dull. Pork is offered
AZ 80 % for old, and 81 90 for new.
BUZZ meats, no demand shoulders Sc,
sides lqc, loose. Lard AGE. Green
shoulders &c sides &c hams liz. Butter
dull fresh S3@3Tc.
NEW YORK, December 93.-Cotfon
sales, 1900 bales AZ l56l54c. Flour. oniet
IS 4Og9 for superhEe ST. Louis, sI2GIB'
California wheat, quiet but steadv. RIVE
firm, 81 779l IS. Oats, quiet, SiGStle,
Corn, dull; 81 SO foe old mixed Western
and 81 3S9l 80 for new Western eaoat
Pork dull aud heavy, $50 9562i for new
Mess, cash, and regular. The Bry Goods
market is dull and depressed, but with no
change exeeptin American prints, which
are Reduced to l2c.
CINcINNATI, December 2I.-Plour and
ghestVeFy dull. Corn quiet, at s4aS5c.
Oats dull, at 659e6e. Gotten dull and
nominal. Whisky 2Se in bond. Hoos
dull, at SGS3c. Provisions less firm. al
!, y, and III. Lard, l24c. Tobacco dali.
ST. LOUIS, December 2l.-Tobaceo
very dull. COttons unchanged. l3e.
Flour steady, S7S7 25c. Wheat, 81 s09
z .. Corn held dFmly, &39g0e. Osts
4uhs fA994c. Harley, a5o9s2. Provi-
slops nominal, Whisky held at So 25.
Hogs, S3@6Ac.
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No aoftse can be taken of anonymous Oom-
nUnIcNuons. Whatever is intended lSR
ssrtiou In the AFPKALs must De suihehli'
Gated by the name and EddreS OF me
,.rrsr. az a guarantee OF his COED 1lth anu
responsibility.
gusuess sttes should be adore~ao I'M
APTEALl" Memphis.
Communications for publication must DC
ten on one side OF the page only' sna VIE
al other matters connected with the edlOo-
- 5s,srtment should be addressed; EDI-
mas oFrHE APPEAL MemphiA
r-,~ asa rule. undertake 10 return aFii-
- not f,uud suitable for publication.
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FROM CALIFORNIA

MARYsvILLE, CAL, December o,
Hon. S. c. Hamilton, the Republican
member Of Congress from the Eighth
District in this State, was brutslly muir
dered by his son in a ht of insanity on
Sunday. he struck his father on the
head with an axe, and, frenzied with
blood, he returned to the house and sue
ceeded in inficting severe wounds upon
a younger brother before he could be
secured. He is now 8 hopeless, raying
MANIAC.
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What is to be done, moreover, must be
done quickly; for one winter month is
already nearly gone, and the matter
will not await the slow processes Of
red tape and circumlOcution. Already
the negroes are destroying all the
stock, and threatening to sack the stores.
THEY MUST BE PED, at the expense OF
those who set them free and made them
voters. The white people OF the South
ian, with difficulty, feed themselves.
On the other hand, IL the levees are not
repaired, it is insanity In the planters to
| engage in again c~ultivating lands that
are certain to be overlooked. Unpro-
tected as they now are, these lands are
worthless. Cultivated, they will yield
the planter no returns. AS a basis for
credit, they are a. hollow and vElueless
as the air; and if the creditor takes them
for his claims they are a dead weight on
his hands, which be can neither prohts-
bly, use nor sell for 3 teuth Of their old
value, or Of what they represent TO him.
II one would be really poor now, let him
be the owner Of large bodies OF land, and
liable for taxes present and prospective.
The Government Of the United States
has extorted from the planters Of the
lower Mississippi Valley, in the last two
wears, more money, by its UNANIMOUSLY
unconstitutional tax on cotton, than
would be necessary to protect by levees
the whole country from inundstion. To
rebuild the levees Will be but to return to
the planters a part Of that which is their
own. Ths day viii come, probably,
when by the decisions Of the courts it
will be adjudged that the tax was sheer
robbery. There is not in Congress 3 man
shameless enough to argue that il
was constitutional and If not 80, it was
but robbery in its most offensive gulse,-
robbery OF those unable to resist, and
not even permitted to protest.
Apart from that, however, the ques-
ton reduced to its simplest terms
is, whether the Government will
feed the negroes OF let them
starve, and whether it will dc
so and let them live in cOntented idle
ness, or exact from them labour as the
price and consideration of their food. II
must feed them; and there is no other
work for them 20 40. As to this, the
action OF Gen. ORD, in despatehing so
officer TO Washington, to lay before the
government the condition Of the country
and Of the freedmen, will be likely tc
have infinitely more effect, not only upon
the Government, but upon the Northern
public mind than anything that the AP.
AEAL or any other Southern journal can
say. The subject is by far too grave and
momentous, to be dealt with otherwise
than gravely and calmly and it devolves
upon the Government sgd Congress q
responsibility SO great that both may
well shrink from it. For 1t is a question
cflIfe and death to q great multitude Of
human beings.
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FROM CANADA.

OTTAWA, December 23.-Parliament
adjourned on Saturday until the 18th of
March. Among the bills assented to by
the Governor General are the following :
To prevent the unlsEf0i training Of per-
sons 10 the use OF fire arms and the prac-
tice OF military evolurions. It author
ICES Justices of the Peace to seize and
retain ths arms so collected, aud author
izss the arrest of persons suspected Of
committing hostilities against her
Msjesty's person and GoFeFHment.
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TIE following note from Judge Hun
TER explains itself. The editors never
saw the communication referred to,
until they read it IN print, aud
consequently know nothing OF its merits,
but will take care hereafter that matter
Of e personal character shall pass through
their hands.
gen. Albert Pike, edtos Memphis Appeal:
Sir An anonymous casd in your
paper charges me with asserting that the
witnesses before the Grand Jury, in a
case pending in the Criminal Court, had
left or run away. desire TO say that I
do not know who tbs witnesses are ;
don't know whether they left or not, and
never said anything about their presence
or absence: " spoke Of the matter.
Please make the correction.
WM. HUNTER.
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FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, December 23.-The river
is rising, with six feet six inches in the
canal.
The low pressure steamer, Richmond,
ascends the falls, and starts for New Or
leans on Sunday next,
Weather clear and pleasant.
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II. Is. Lex,

OF Virginia, has & FINLEY DAsHER. Col.
Hath. adams. stanton Depot. use5 FINLEY
DASHER- Col. J. :. Faekler, Of Huntsgills,
Ala, uses FINLEY DASAER CD Winehsl,
OF Cincinnati, Gays nothing equal TO the
DAsHER Mrs A d. smith, o. Rochester. y.
Y, uses one OF the DASaEHS Col h K.
Strong, OF Dixon. III, p-runouuees he DASEE En-
a sEeesss. DE-. J. ~ Owen. Of Bussslvile. Ky
says it can't DO B eat. The v~e1srabie editor OF
the Jackson Whig. y. v. GATES, dos not hssi-
tate 70 recommend the DAsHER IN highest
terms Ard 50 viii any other individual who
will rRE IT. Retail Price, So ~ Exclusive
sge3eles and good Ia ms 20 the right so<t OF
men vita = small eaphaL. Call upon, or WEts
%. IA CAMERON q CO,
3. Main str e.
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E. w. Caldwell.

Shelby Depot, saysnO h~ousekeeper ought 20 be
without a FINLEY CHURN DAsHER, and
no one certainly WILL after one trial. for the
trihing sum Of s. O. Ask LIZ. Henry Dieksry,
DIT. Love and GsneralJC IN RObsrtsoD, other
nando, what they would take for their FINLEY
DAsHERs Il they could not get another. Per
haps they would surprise you with their an
swsrs. RetaiIsd ~svsryWhers a. 50 %. More
agents wanted
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Col. W. Underwood,

The popular candidate for municipal honors.
says butter Is made a. his houss..n less than
i've 81 minutes with the FINLEY DAsHER
". B. Waldran, Esq- Secretary and Treasurer
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, uses he
FINLEY DAsHER Ask him II he can now
Enord to do without II d.. ! Y. Cumminas
says butter Is obtained at his house in nom
three TO i've minutes with the FINLEY
DAsHER. 90 and GET one and Try Il yourself
Price, s. oo, cash.
IA CAMERON A co,
Gl Main street
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FROM READING.

READING, Pa December pa loco.
motive exploded its boiler at the lower
depot this morning, killing A. Kline, the
engineer, and John Schornkle, fireman.
The conductor and two brskesmen were
slichtl iniurad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-24

The Nashville Banner states that
large quantities OF corn are now being
shipped from Tennessee southwark and
10 New York. The daily average over
the Nashville and Chattanooga road is
thirty car loads, while the shipments on
the Nashville and Mort hwestern road are
propoFtionablY heavy. From East Ten
nessee come the sane encouraging re-
ports. And yet a large section OF Ten.
nessee has not been tapped, 1.-THE upper
river country nor can the surplus OF
that region reach the market until there
Is q substantial rise above,
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Exactly the Eight Sort

or men can get most favorable agencies for
Massachusetts,, Pennsylvania, Michigan. Wis
oonan, Iowa. Missouri. Texas Louisiana, Viz
zfrfs. aaryIand and Cslifornia Exclnsivs
cOunry agencies In almost every State In ths
Uni0a. soOd business pinck spd perseverance,
with s hundred or more dollars cash capital
viii WORE MONEY With one or more good
counties in sale OF the FINLEY CHURN
DAsHEs than many &" OvsrshadoEfng ssts5-
ushment wah their thousands Of capital.
II you don't uEderstand this declaration, eau
J. CAMERON 4 Co.
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TRTNTEE HALNA
24th Day Of january, 1865,

HINDER and by virtue or a Deed Of TrNt sx.
- ecuJed by IS. Cummings on the 9th day
o. Juls, A.Dt ISL, to ne, as Trustee, to secure
the paynlent OF a certain note therein rscitsd
I viii, on the
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FROM BOSTON.

BOSTON, December ga small block
stores Of Essex street, in Salem, were
destroyed by fire on Saturday night. The
loss is estimated at $4,000. Among the
Sufferers are C. S. Dyer, ). W. Rogers, +.
w. futile and S. A. Ssebwell.
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Eight Hundred and seven

tsJ0 FULEY CHURN DAsHERs sold in one
Wsek-su guaranteed and not one yet re-urned-
aOld fostss," don't wait for fear that YOU may
possibly be h~umbugzed. No Yankss hum
bug nit does not perform all we promise
for II. come and get your money sgsin-
J.A.CAMERON& CO.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Ni&ht Dispatches.
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, December 3.-A. H,
Wymon, Assistant Cashier Of the Treas.
ury, has resigned, to take effect in July
next. He goes into the banking bust
ness at Omaha
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AMUsEMENTs
NEW MEMPHIS A

lessee and Manager-..---- W. e. THOMPSON
stage Manager SHIRLEY II. FRANCE
Treasurer u. 8IFTNKUHL
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Livery body KBOHs

The gsnisI Charlie Morris. Hssayst the Pm
LEY CHUE-5 pAsHER beats everything in
Arkansas II. WoodsOn, Of Germantown,
Il astonishing and deligh-ng the good house
ksePeD ~ bis ne.ghbOraOod with thu marvel
Gus work OF the DAsHER- Can't please your
wife and daughters batter than BY adding 4
DAsHER 10 your Household inventory. Only
q % Agents wanted everywhere.
J.A.CAMEROS & Gu
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FUNERAL notice.

WILLIAMs-The friends and acquaintance
Of Capt. w. WILLIAMS are respectfully invited
70 attend his funeral from his late residence.
No. 81 Eehols street. at 2o'olock pm, Wednes-
day, December 18th. Services at Winchester
Cemetery.
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Sell, 10 the highest bidder, for cash, al the
Courthouse door, In the city OF Memphis, Ten
uessee, between the hUurs Of II and - o'clock
am, the undivided one-half interest Of sad
J. >. Cummings il and 10 the steamer Natoma ;
the deed aforesaid Is recorded in the United
STATES C-usJomhouss, in the clty o. Memphis,
Tennessee. In book D pages l79, $50 and Isl.
The title TO said interest utOrg said Is believed to
be good, bat 1 uuly convey IS Trustee.
JAMES Les r, Trustee.
December ., IS67. dec24 tbs
NOR SALE OR RENT-The "MAYFIELD
Z PLACE" containing $40 acre, 35S cleared
aud under fecce, a good gin and ginhOuse,
st1haes and necessary O1t-houses, & nice dwell
ling, two good clsterns and one vel, spring on
the place which affords running water the year
rOuud. This place is situased on the Horu
lake road, I2mIss from MeHnphts, and will be
sold 70 suiL the times II not r9ld by the 18th
OF January, 1875, viii be rented to a 80 q ten
ant. ApplRLo
~DUDLEY FRAYSER, Atty,
40 II Madison street, or to
is LANE, on the premises.
EOK REET.-No. 84z Adams street-BAUM's
L CID STAND. The house contains rooms
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NOTICES.
Notice to StockhOLders.

THE Stockholders OF the German National
4 Sank are hereby notified that an election
will be held at this Bank, on January lIth
next, from 10 O'Clock am. until 4 pm, for he
purpose Of electing seven Directors TO ssfve
during the year ls63.
dsciS I'm ARTT Cashier
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Young Men

who cannot make money at clsrkinz. can.
with a little effort aud a little capital. max
money, surely and rapidly. By sale Of the I'm.
LEY CHURN DAsHER. Come audsss u an
we viii convince you.
Ia CAMERON &COn
Agents for the United states.
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decl5 tbs Auctfoneers.
So Jackson, Tenn, Wing copy and send bi
to Appeal office.
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Who nave toGlsd an the year LONG for
VOTE" and the tax satherer, can, win -
LABoz, with NORK PLEAsUEE, and win -
capital TO The valus OF one good auis. srtv1.
lucrative business, without rent, Insurance..
barglar safes, acceptaneeS, indorssmsDhs :.
open accounts. BY calh1g upon the ARs.,. !,
TIE FINLEY CHURN DAsHkR az 49,
street Memphis.
J. CAMERON 4 en-
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HAVING qualified an Administrator Of the
III estate OF U. l. Brooks, deceased, all persons
indebted to said estate are requested to make
pay ment to the undersigned. Thosa having
claims against the same, must hlQ them, prop
erly authenticated, within tho time prescribed
ny law, or they win oe barred.
novS law4w W.C MCCLURE Adm'r,
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CTOLEN-From my residence, Robinson
- street AT o'clock, q City Warrant, No. sI46,
IN favor OF W.. spaldtng, for SiSs TB-lO0.
WI SFALDING, Market Master,
decZ4u Poplar Street Market.
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81 Western Reserve

and Goshen hOussksspsrs and dalrymsu
pronounce the FINLEY CHUEE DRsHER
the best ehurning Implement yet seen. Try Il
yourself and yoa Will be fully ~e0uvincsd- Re-
tail at g O. IA. CAMERON &CO.
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n. "a, -TRExEVANT's
Residence and Lands.

A BOUT Twenty Lots no. disposed of at pub
"A lie sale remain on the Market privately,
upon the saline terms herstofore offered,
namely: Tenth Cash, balance IN Ten Annual
InsfalmentS beating Interest The Residence
IQT. containing . acres, is also offered for Cssh,
or on the ususI terms. apply TO my agents,
Messrs. koyster, Trezeyant & Co., or 10 myself
on the premises. N. M. IRRELEVANT.
dapI
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NOTICE TO TAYP PAYERS,

THE TAX COLLECroRE OFFICE viii be
4 elosed eR January 1, 1855, for the purpose
Of making The ~Delinquents' Report to Jauuary
term OF circuit Court Of shelby county, Tenn.
PHILIP GARvN,
Tax Collector for Shelby County, 1867.
dsczlw
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Get One

or the FINLEY CHUEN DAsdERs and try
It; II not fully up to representation, return IL
and get your Three Dollars.
J.A.C CAMERON AGO
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sOOO Finley Churn DaAhers

To arrive next week Agents can be probably
employed. Oar agents are all making money.
You can do the same, IL you VIII try.
J.. a. CAMERON AGO.
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NOTICE.

THE undersignsd viii apply at the January
L Term, 1868, or The County Court Of shelby
county, Tennessee, 10 probate the will Of A. Z.
J. Weatherau, and FOR letters testan.entary
thereon Al. WGATHERALL.
deci2 law4W~ A {. WEATHEbALL.
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4 4 TO PARENTS.
MISS sALLIE CORNELIUS

WILL OPEN A SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND
" small Boys, on the ID JANUARY, 1855,
at the residence OF DR.. o. R Early, on Jones
avenue, I'm door from Alabama street, and
Immediately In the rear OF st. Mays Church,
f,r Girls and ANAL b,v. 4.,5s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-24

THEY punish unmanageable female
prisoners st the great Jail OF st. Lszare,
near Paris, by putting them, b~areheaded,
In revolving "bird cages" which can
be seen from all parts Of the building.
Few of the " birds " that have seen the
inside Of this cage for q couple Of hours
commit any further ~infractlon of prison
diseinliae.
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u,sberry. general agent for Arkansas
-, = Reardou, Ldttle Rock, Ark.
pt.bars Intrusion, Van Buren,, Ark.
Read Fletcher, Pine Bluh, Ark.
mo. 4. EakiR, Washington, Ark
Rev. A. r. WinueEd, Camden, AK.
c G. Joy, Bolivar, 2enn.
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Madison. Gibson. DER

ODion, Henry and HsTdsmar counties. Tenn
Hnd MARSHALL Lafayette, POntotoe sad Yaiio-
6usha counties, Mss, are open 70 agency FOR
The FINLEY CHURN DAsHER AppIy IN
msdlatsly 70
J. A. CAMERON AGO.
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Commercial Bank Of Tennessee.

MEMPHIS, December 2, 1857.
AZ J. PORTER hes been elected Cashier OF
. this Bank, and J.. A. Omborg appointed
Assistant Cashier, H. 4. Garth Qste Cashier)
des93iS W. PAGE. IN. President
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Notice.

I'VE have this day appointed Nessrs. ALL
w son BROTHERS our sole agents TO wind
dp our Old business in this city. All persons
indebted TO as, aBd all parties having eisims
In their possession for collection rom our for
mer sgent, Mr.. ". z. Paul. will make all remit
La-ceS aud address all communications 10
tham-they alone being authorized to recent
for payments made in liquidation Of said bus.-
ness. HILLMAN. BkUTHER A SDNS
Memphis, Tenn, December 1, 1857. dec8 I'm
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Notice.

WILL sell ny lower Plantation in Tunlca
L county, or eXchange II for other good prop
eTty or lease IL TOR the next yssT or Tor q series
81 years. II Is one Of the highest and best in
the bnttom, about 40 miles below Memphis.
tyt9 - A WR1CRT
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THE partnership heretofore existing between
L the undersigned, under tue name and style
o. Hilbert, hinter q Walker. has this day, by
mutual consent, been dissoly. 4.
CHRISTIAN FILBERT,
J. A. hINTEB,
J. ". WALKER.
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Ak Q. Johnaon.

OF the Christian Advocate. Col Z whitmors. OF
the Pabse Ledger, Dr. R. 3. Rivers, OF the SOM
srvfils Female cOuegs, Dr.. N. W. Philips, OF the
Sou1hezz FGrlaer, for their opinion Of ths FIN
LEY oHURN DAsHER and you viii soon
own me.
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Notice.

PUBLICATIONS val be male by D.. c. Trader,
u Esq. at the December Term, 1877. or the
County Court OF Shelby county, Tor letters Of
administration on the estate OF A. ". Arnold.
deceased, By oruer or Court.
JOHN LOAGUE, Clerk.
kEVembeT rs. lkgT- uovf- "a
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&60 REWARD STOLEN From the sub
DOO scrtber, on the night Of the 18th Decsm-
per, nom MS residence at Fort Pickering, a
iigot bay HORSE, 8 years old, about Is hands
hlgh, left hind foot white, plain shod all
arounc, name and tale sandy colored aud long,
&smau star on his forehead and nose, branded
i1oistinctly l. G saddle marked. A reward OF
- viii be paid for tho recovery o. the horse
and SIS for the thief,
decl5 I've WM. 7. SNOWDFN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-24

OK an order GOD" BY Express vm
ons OF the FINLEY CHURN eos-ln
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-24
On Thursday, 10Th day of January,

The beautiful aud valuable Homestead Tract Of
the late Gen. SAMUEL J. HAYS, containing
use acres OF land In ana Immediately adjacent
to the city OF Jackson, Tenn, sGbdivfded into
Lots and small Tracts suitable for Residences
and small FaruS 4he Mansion is one ofthe
most elegant and spacious in Tennessee, situa-
Ted on oeautfuI and highly ornamentedg ground
The advantages OF Railroad i~setiues from Tie
Two uoads now IN operation, to heiuereased BY
the NlucenHes and New QFlsans Air Line road.
ptsslug through Padupah aud connecting vita
the Mississippi central at this point. MAKE il a
center OF commercial and manufacturing i'm
portaEce which has given vitality aud growth
TO Jackson, sven under ali the depressing in
nusnces which have retarded almost every
other place tn the south. In society and health,
jackson Is VIGOROUSLY one OF the most attract
i've cities In the south.
TERMS OF S~ALE.-Tnird cash: balance In one
and two years, with interest, secured by trust
deeds. A J. HAYS,
X. B. HAYS,
MIDDLETON HAYS
r. ID. PRESTON.
ROYSTER, fRE1EYANT & CO.,
decl5 tbs Auctfoneers.
So Jackson, Tenn, Wing copy and send bill
To AnnnaI nffr