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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-30

HORSE Lost
AIULF STOLEN :

flight bay HORSE, svob tail, hish headed,
heavy name, ore hind foot, fast tr0tter she
EhouL nine yeaR Ole. AM one retufnink bne
nhDYe Houre 20 FORESTS bianiei on Als-
street, Nj be literally rewarded. yAnAl
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AVAILABLE PLANTATION
o SALE OR RENT,
Eight Miles East Of Helena, Ark
in Tunioa County, Miss

THIS Tract consists o. Eight Hundred Acres
five HUNDRED OF which Gre cleared. Foul
Ea.-drsa acres 81 tie tract vas eultlNstec
dnrfnE O. g year 1856 aud Il new IN a good con
dtuon for = crop for the year lSI. The most 9
40 yaIuaDie plantation il above Overflow ~
l. ve-r desirable, and has eOmforta Aa Daolns
excellent WEfer aso 8 new Steam ssNmll
md Gfuhouss hulss and fSrH tng Items
- be purona. 81 on the plSce, and many
Frsedm-n .nW on the ptAce COLD be lndueec
% stew. ShO2lC any uae OF means desire 4
plsnL. = liberal e5partuerzAip T. o1ered
F,r ur.her formation apply 70 4 J. BUSbl
OF Z. n. APPER5 d q co, A.nPhi-, Tenn.
MS place Wll bs offered for Thirty DayA
49, I'M A l. sHOTWELL
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DE- MURPHY's rooms were visited oy
quite 8 numter Of patients on yesterday
all Of whom speak In tbs highest termi
OF his skill IN removing corns withou.
pain.
From Maj. J. J. Murphy, banker Mem
phis.-Dr. Murphy has operated on nay
feet, extracting several cOrns which hae
given me great pain. / cbeerfully beal
Testimony 70 his skill in removing corrf
,,sghoys pain. J. J. MURPHY.
NEaPaIs, January = 1857 d,
From j. Augustine SEgnGfgo.-Dr.
] Murphy having operated On my fee
N removing several ugly eorns, wtth0n
mir. can eh~eerfully recomme I'd hin
81 anv one needing his services.
" ~NJ J. AUGUSTINE sIGNAIGo
DR.. Murphy will only remain q few
aa-s iorgsr At the Oysrtou hotel,
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via Ma c. r. T., Washington. y. C., Rich
rnoud. Va. Columbus, Ga Augusta Ga DO
biis. Ala. and al stations Oh u. & Z, r. h. a
MIS-. Cen. r. p at s pm.
Mobile Ohio r. l. ats pm.
VIA Mlzs. & Tenn. r T., New Orlesns "a.
IsrFNon- Miss, Nickshurg, Miss and al sta
tfous on Miss 4 Tenn X R., st !. N.
Southern r X. At .. m
n. q. 4. n. r. + at 8 P. n.
VIE Mem, 4 louisville r. X, Louisville, Ky
Pa New York, y. T., and all eastern cities, q
Rrounsv1ile' Tenn, and all stations on Mem,
ONO +. t., at 3p. m.
csiro. IN. Chicago, III, ST. Louis, 40, and al
western cities, a. 5 ?. m
IIttle ck Il h.. and all Landings on White
Rivrr- esml-Weasiy. Tuesdays and saturdays
Pine BUFF. Ark, and Landings on ArkansaA
River. semi-weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays.
Miss. River from Memphis to Cairo i've times
a uaek.
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THE BALL LAST NIGHr.-Tbe fair for
the bens IL 1T ST. Patrick's church
wound up with a ball last night. The
party was very select, the music excel
lent, and everything passed Off very
I pleasantly, Several articles not dis
posed OF before, were rsfied OF in the
early part Of the evening. The two last
votes for the cane, amounting to $50, 400,
having been thrown out Is Illegal. they
having been cast after the polls closed.
The receipts OF the fair viii not be &C
much ~ was thought, but the net sum
will probably amount to about SO, 900
The suit of vestmeD's on Mondy might
we're awarded to Father Riordan, he
having received the largest pumber o.
Vnrr-.
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COMMITTED FoR TRIAL-Joe White,
the Negro who murdered Frank Murphy,
and Silas Payne, his accomplice, we're
fully committed by Mr. Justice Creigh-
ton yesterday for trial before the crimi-
nal court. White does not attempt 10
denv the crime, and Payne will proba-
biy be a witness for the stated permitted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-30

FoRCIBLE ENTRY "A stranger, who
evidently had no business there. was
found in the house Of Mr.. Joy, No. 202
Second street. The proprietor was
awakened by the noise he made while
entering and proceeded TO make an ex-
animation, when the stranger, thinking
discretion the better part Of val0r, wss
taken very suddenly with a leaving. He
Il no doubt q clumsy thief.
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DBS'T FIND 1.-THE residence o
Capt. Nelson Forrest, No. los Second
street, was entered shout l O'Clock yes.
terday morning and two valuable silver
watches and twenty dollars in money
stolen. An entrance Was effected by the
use Of S Jenny" oil the front door.
Two Of the inmates had large sums OF
money on their persons which, il Is SUP
posed, the thieves knew, and that to oh.
tain the same vas the object OF their
visit. Fortunately, however, they were
fOiled.
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MORE STRAP.-An iun0eent-loOkinc
negro from the country, named Abram
Greenlesf, made a complaint yesterday
10 the police that q white man who had
8 black partner had beat him out Of Sl20
Ia money, a. the "strap game A gOnd
description Of the parties vas given
They sre well known, and probably, ere
this, are in safe keePingnAll persons,
blsck ss well as white, Essould keep q
sharp look out and guard against these
man traps.
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DREss.-Jerry Fleming concluded thai
his better-balf wanted s new dress, snc
thinking, IS stamps were scarce, thai
MI. II. Stults wss better able 70 lose one
than be was to buy Il, appropriated the
needed article, for which be was arrested
and put in dErdaes Wis.
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INsURANOE.-A new claimant for pat
ronage in the insurance business is be
fore the public, called the Planters, Ore
and marine insurance company, with q
/ cspitsl stock Of 800, 900. This company
has been organized under the most favor
able auspices. The following gentlemen
were elected officers at the meeting on
Friday last Gen. y. r. Forrest, presi-
d. Mt Dr.. D. B Dewey. vice president F;
Frank P. Dougherty, E-q., treasurer
Mr.. w. q. Deadrick, secretary ; T. F
Kenyon, assistant secretary. The office
Of the company will oon be opened for
business. We recommend this company
to the nnhlia.
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POLICE MATTERs.-Thirty-th three cases
ia All came before the commissioner yes
terday, chiefly simple drunAs, Aghts and
/ other minor otiensss. Two hundred and
fourteen dollars assessed and one hun
| dred and twenty dollars collected, the
| balance to be taken out In work on the
! chain gang, etc.
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e.
Mississippi Cotton FIantaiien for Sale

CONTAINING go acres, entire seetien under
fence. SoIlu nigh state OF cultivation, good
nzme dwelling hOuse with nve rooms gin
house. ALI uecessa , out houses. orchard, ETC.
NJ IN good order, plenty Of good water, good
Tfo~k O. every kind usually found On a farm.
pt~usns Of ali kinus ga iact, everything COM
nlst- % carry On q well conducted arm Tor sale.
arge numb ? OF the hands nov o. me place
III. remain, a. desired. In 5 gOod healthy locs-
ton. u .ent 10 church and sch os and
very convenient 20 the allread-aogut thirty
0va ,F.fee rom he cftv. PARTIES calling EoOn
sau make liberal aud easy trrua For further
IA fortuaiou cali on H. FRE-H, BLACK L
q co. No. 80 Main street, Menphz isnn.
IRIS fam Is offered for thirty days, Estne party
nov on j. viii keep everything IN good order,
and get Hands 70 work The place, and viii de
liver everything over % the pureh tNeI, ano
Eve fmmediaIs possession de0Z I'm
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ANOTHER HoRsE-Ed. Doutsz has
lost his horse, although his stable was
secure, as he thought. i was no bur
glar-proof, as some enterprisiug indtvid
ual broke open the door and walked %
with the animal. As the horse is well
known, the probability is that he viii be
sDeedily recovered.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-30

THE HIBERSICON-PcOf. MacEvoy's
Hiberuicon Of a tour in Ireland opeHs
tonight at the Greenlaw hall, when no
doubt the hall will be flied 10 reDletion.
We have had the pleasure Of seeing this
work OF art in another land, and can
confidently recommend II. The excel
lent singing Of Erins' daughters, coupled
with Mr. Chas. MsoEvoy's witticisms as
Barney the guide, is rarely met with.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-30

CoNCEALED WEAPoSs If negroes
will carry concealed weapons In their
boots they viii certainly have TO pey ioi
it when caught, as D sable gent found
yesterday to the tune OF fifteen dollars
he DO. having the rbino,was sent to join
the street cOrpa.
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TIE RIsToRI TRoUPE-We have been
informed that the celebrated s~ctress,
Mad. Rist0ri, is accompanied by some
sixty-fve artistic, all FROM the first
theSters Of Italy. Since the death OF
Rachael no lady has created the sensa-
ton which Mad. Ristori has produced
wherever shs hss appeared. She Is the
hrst great actress whose abilities have
been acknowledged as first olassiu Paris,
London aud Florence that pays a visit
to our city, and we trust Memphis will
not be backward in giving this celebrated
histrionic queen a rousing welcome. As
regards the rumOr that this troupe charge
more here than IN other cities, IL is 81
error. We see by the papers thst 10
Chicago and ST. L0uls the price for the
dress circle was 50. The Gistake srises
from the charges OF the pit, which was
81. The pit, ia point OF resp, ctsbility,
Of course corresponds with the third gal
leries Of our theateTs. The subscription
will be opened till tomorrow when the
subscribers will call for their tickets.
The regular sale Of tickets for any night
commences Friday evening.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-30

TELEoRAAs remaining in the ONCE
for want Of prcper address, January %:
Renj Davis, M 3. Keller, ". II. Surley,
J. ii Stephen, JEFF. Bridgeford, DR.. H
black, Jas. A. Griffith, s. c, Rogers, J.
J Dumas, W. L. Davis, w. P. Passmore,
willis simlinron, d. N. Ksrtney, W. f.
Jones, Col G, A. Esary, !, Lance
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WASHINGTON COLLEGE,
LExIAGTcN, VIRGINIA.:
FACULTY

FACULTY:
General Robert z. Les, President
Carter J. Harris, Prof Of Latin
James J. white. Prof Of Greek.
Z. 8 Ioynes, A Il, Pro. Modern Languages
and English.
no Sc appu1ntsdI Prof Moral Philosophy.
A. L. Nelson, A. ~, Prof O. MstnemaA&
WIN. Allan, A IL, ProL Applied AathemsIo-
R 5. McCunoh, A N. PROF. hAturAl EhAos
ophy.
John ". Brscksnbr0usn.L LIZ y. EroL Law.
Harry Estiu, A NJ Asst Prof Astoema1c@
r. Powell Grady, A. NJ Asst 7 LALln-
fro Be sppoinLsd,A Asst Prof Greek.
Prsnsratory Course has been instituted, "a
vhica Students, un~preparec tor the Regular
C1ss~es- may receive DESTRUCTION In Necessary
Sr~nchez. The Session bsgl1s second Thursday
1sfhl September, and ends LIST THURSDAY in
June -
tuition. and al other College QO9
An other expenses, Including Board, Fusl,
Light, etc, neod nos exceed - - sc
For further information, or for Catalogue.
address the Faculty o. Washington College,
Lexington. Virxinia iyi4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-30

THANKs.-We have been placed undel
obligations to Mr.. T. J. Maloney, the
e%nterprising R~ewsdealer Of No. 90 Bea.
street, for late papers. Tom is an ole
typo and a clever gentleman, and We dc
not hesitate TO commend him N The
Deopls ia his vicinity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-30

JKwELRY STORE o SALE.-A good
chance offered to buy an old and well es
tahlished business stand " none better
in the city. Apply at 2l7s Main street,
under Worsham house. de20 II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-30

TN midsummer, . situation a. teacher IN 8
private family, by ; lady wis hiss tad twenty
year. experiences and has presided ovei some
- the nrst Institutions N the south, IN hioh-
L oud, Va, and She CAP teHeA
Music on Piano Hud Guitar, LATIN ana Asthe-
len, ard English bIanche As taught in schosiH
Of me highest urCer. SALARY 70 5 Al Object
thar q comfortable home. ere within cay
reach OF memphis preferred. Anplest testImo-
niaiE given address d. : q. POhD. or u A
=. sCRLESO =, No do Front stre=, AeDphh
fauC
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New MEXPHIs THEATER.-There was
q large attendance AZ the theater last
night, and q very attractive bill was pre-
sented. Vestvali played Be- DemORto
in her usual excellent style. In the third
act of Deborah, Mile Eestvali LuEd
acquitted herself very creditably, and
her r-esppearsnce to night will be graft
fysng. Tonight the splendid play emit
ed Te7uDfGAon, will be performed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-30

CoRRBcTIoN.-In our report Of the
| Chelsea murder yesterday, we slated that
/ officer Wel0h made the arrest. II should
have read officer Kelly" an old Police
mar aud 8 good man, 10 vhoma all honOr
l. due
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-30

AFLANTTCAHD AAzsJESXPPISTFA NSED
COAPANEE g. NAIL EYE
FER VieksbOrE, Matches and New Or
leans.
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0 WHITE RIVER.
o PIzE BLUFE
FoR ST LOUIS.

REGCLAR ST LOClg
PACKET
For Cairo and st Louf.
NED TRACE -
THIS splen6id passenger ssssln-r
VII leave - above ~
THIS DAY, Och last. a. 10 an
LARRY HAR ~sFAD o..
hhanl0oat foot . n9s -r-
lsnSA Or . JeHer-ga K
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RECOvERED-As the police we're ex.
ploring the delightful precincts of Rot
ton row, they discovered some cutlery
marked r NJ. Bill 9p, Northwest AMI
steamer Mary Trivia. The property
can be recovered by making proper ap'
nNcatiOn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-30

DR.. PETIT, French physician, makes
chronic diseases a speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Medicine
furnished gratis. ONCE 57A JPtfrrsoD
street. ian2O SIN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-30

FAsCINATINd-Among the many At
fractions st the Varieties theater, there
are none who excel in their profession,
or who are more eagerly welcomed on
the stage, than that fa~sciBsting and
syIph-like d~suseUse, Miss Ida Wal
! lace. Modest in her demesuar, and
/ graceful in every motion, she has car
RED off the hearts of sIl who have wit
messed her. Her many friends will, We
learn, give her 3 benefit in q very short
Tina
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New OLYMPIC.-This new and beaUti-
ful hall is nov the resort Of the people,
and is nightly thronged with delighted
audiences For recreation and fun go to
the Olympic. This evening the new
stage manager, Mr.. Macarthur, has pre-
pared 8 burlesque oners which cannot
fail 10 please. Only . cents admission
% all parts Of the house.
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q4i752 1OS72zi 55670 4Ss4l
The total cotton receipt a. all h. pori- 90
the year ending August q, 1896, was 20 9,7p
Cotton STOCK AT INTEEIoe roEEs.
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NOTICES.


n OTI < E.
here viii Be no bills paid BY tbs steamer
DIE VrkSOS unle-s ordered by The Captain
o. CLERK IF. Il .IkS-
Bulletin and Avalanchs copy. RE5
NOTICE NJ IL anu HORSE aTOLkN-
NJ kETAhD- On the night OF December
ssr . L. was sLolsu FROM ne = q lie Of the sno-
Ecrber. one anG z-6Alf mll-s north OF the city,
ca she demphiS and X creek p snk road, one
BAN HOR7c. nine or ten yezu cd, black msne
RHd tsit, one white foot Just AZ tet4och JOINT
sad dent IL forehead INST below leiJ el O. shoc
o. ell four feet Also, q light sorrsl Ii re
MULE about four yezEs cd, short coupled
hGeE and too neck c OPP : mace and tail,
aud 3 uttle spot lust benin her rEat ear, shoe
% front feet viii Z We Finy Doiiars reward
lor return % Z Their EuiuFal, snd One HUNDRED
fr appreheuAi0u OF and proaf 10 convict lhe
trfaf Ffsns W. JOHN 4.
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REGULAE MEMPHIS AID 81 r0T-
PACKET
For Cnfru I'D - -
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EMMoNs & SOS-This enterprisiHg
firm have on hsndth Ejectic Magazine,
Desmorest's Monthly, Ladies' Friend,
Old Guard, Our Young Folks, for Feb
ruary /; Good Words, for January; Illus
trated Weeklies, Police Gazette, Wilkes
Spirit, Field, Turf and Farm, indie
pendent, Rural New Yorker, Scientific
American, Wsverly and all late d~silies,
at their depot, No. 10 Jefferson street.
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BRO wN q PERKINS
Pianos for the People

BhO IN q PERKINS,
Pianos for the People /!
40 Broome St., New Y RI.
W. EoG'd cal the a~,tentioa o. the public 70
W our e. CANT New Scale Pianos, Il The f5s-
loving So lea
sIILk-A oersvs, Front large Fouzd
Sornsfs piAln eass, ei;her octason nr
e~rvsf legs, straight bottom. bead mOaid-
lug on $40
STYLE b" Oetsv-. same as sJyio A. win
SsSpsntine m"uldlns On Ptnth- carved
STYLE -" 0ctsve, Front s5rners large
ano, ssrpentna Bottom, mOuldinsH
sane a. On style ID, arT-d Tyre and ds.k.
nafey carved 80
sTYiE ID, : octave. Pa large round
corner, finished bae-, mould ms on rfu
aud pli1 b, serpsntins tottom carved
re aud desk. elegant carvai fruit Legs 500
Lne above sly e. are al flashed i6 elegant
EoseSood cses, and have tn fhl irOn frame,
tnench action, narp p dai, bsVsled top, WY
Ee 3 aad Key uouts, aud exceed Ia overstrung
uIaesete5 They re made OF the best materials,
AID FOR nnlsh- durability. purity and suestneyg
- tone, esnnof be SURPASSED.
he TOUR styles osseribed above. embcdv al
the essential cnRnEes n ext rior huish Of ca-e.
En1eh are By manufacturer run up TO 10 and
We invite The attention Of the public, OF deal
81 e1dtnep o 80 lon, to . critical examination
Of the merit Of our Pianos.
By 40 ding the great expsu Sc attend Ut upon
esEly srtortea and rL ensfg~ 1are+ooms IN
we ETY., We are enabled to oner these Pianos A.
fAAo@ wAANA l1[ tHllPetl lO1f ana lnNlte AL 10
elt aud examine them before Purchasing siss-
where.
Wen references and testimonials are r.
CURED BY those about to purchase, instead or
presenting q display Of pro es-ional names, We
refer 70 the parties % whom We have sold our
Pianos. Their Judgment a. 70 the real merits
OF our instruments as to thefrdurabuifv touch.
EWeeSness and power Of tone. standing in tune,
etc. based on actual experience, being OF far
more value than the mere good opinion OF the
artist, however capable, Who merely tries in =
Nsreroons Instruments in perfect tune and Or
der, WhtcH have Just received the
last a ishing touches
Cur motto il. "Qatrk sales and small prohts."
6ead TOR a circular 70
o a PEREINS.
lanii lm-daW 90 Broom st Neu York.
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INTERCHANGEABLE Interchangeable
Judge Leonard has been Withdrawn by
Mr.. Powers, the Jail contractor, he Pow
ers) paying costs.
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G MATTERs

You are requested not to pay any car
riers without acertihcste from me, and
to report at the counting desk any T-
regularity in carriers. L. DAVIES.
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MARY AcDOSALDG cl1l.-f nt---
7 Is zItH running steamer vii r.
lea 2 ~ above On e
WEDNESDAY. oth inst, al % ana.
LARRY HARMsTAD &CJ- Agents.
jan2d On Whsr boa or . Jenerzaa ~
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FOL EEw oRLsAH<

FOR NEW ORLEANS \ AL ~
LANDLWG&
FOR VieEsburg sad New Orleans
CIT OF CAIHo----Bo5 K. Rrey master
WEDNESDAY. Gth Int, at 10 an
VIC. POSTAL Aren't
Jau0 Il Memphis Packet Wharfroaf
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60 20 Charl ca 70 sst something good
10 eat and drinb-lFe- iuneh|en'er
allev. two doc. 3 blow Mad son.
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O. " GRAHAM weBss Co.,
Ihh sEceleat steamer leav r.
Memphis RsEbsys, -e
his DAY, SUB mat, Al > pm.
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LOOK TO Your FEET-Ne call the
attention Of all who are bothered with
corDs and other ills to which the feet
are heir TO, to the card Of Dr.. Murphy
in another column.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-30

Agents APPeaI.-R- T BRUaEY & Sons,
Druggists snd Cn-m1stS Marietta, Ca, are sole
agents for the APPEAL IA Nurthern Georgia
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BOARDING.
pOARDEns WANTED :
BOARD AND LODGING

Two pleasant Front Rooms. with Beard, gan
De Ohtained in u private frUIly . %, Day
Borders wanted a. Ne - Linden street
saraet rauH 1snl1 SRe
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A good price Will be paid Tor = complete die
OF ee Daily APPEAL, embracing the period
from January LIST 70 June 9Th, 1852. Apply st
The Er-ntl-a Enn.- Va z MaaLan. .t-,.t
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ST. LAZARUS COLLEGE.

TIE suceFprtsfuz friends or II La1srel
Church have secured the dne LOT ana ou1o-
ma OF ths Medical Conegs On Sea- street AZ
fhe primary department u De uas1 y, ans
1h schOcI for the snail g-s an4f gentle
The Collegiate department. tcr 1hfer degrees!
naen. Tifb An aupls cnarrer- tora - Coudad-
ud tee fros aoholaranipfovtaeds lsl0
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Go to Charles 10 get something g0nd
10 eat and dFlnk-frre lunce-CeRteT
Alley, two dO@rs low Madison.
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FIR AN K LII
HoUSE
ANIMAL CIRGCLzR.


Memphis. SEPTEMBER g.. $50
T the com1aenremsr ~ sEo her e. o. me--
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and I shall enGeavor - strict pers Ia arteu-
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CARPETS, wall paper and curtains, 8
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'FRONT.' Rooms for gentleman and wife also
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Do you want plows? go to Trest &
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SCEAPERs and plowsl Treat & Ham
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