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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-15
NEATLY FURNIsHBD COTTAGE

ON Ruth street, consisting OF Bedroom Fur
" niture, Carpets, SIdebOaId, Extension Ia
BILE, Cook Stove, CrockeEy Ware, etc, which
will be sold Low FUR CA6H- Any one wish
ing 10 purchase the above named articles Will
and it ~ their intereAt TO call at 800 Main street.
de7S R. N. BEATTTE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-15

The large Hail 10 GayosO Block, known as
garaso PreI. suitable for societies, religious or
s~eeulsr. Isquire a. ~ Main street, Jani5 lW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-15

RATHER roo BAD.-Ou~ saturday night
two youths from South Carolina stop
ped At the Southern hotel, the cheapest
and best in the city OF its class on their
return home with their hard earnings,
having worked during the past season
on 4 plantation below HeTuaulO, NiS-is-
sippi. They paid their bin for staying
over night. ana took their scaut baggage
70 the Charleston depot, that they might
avail themselves Of the first opportunity
20 take the train and avoid all unncces-
sary expense. As usual, with The un-
sophisticated, they fell among thieves"
One of the lads w8s relieved of his whole
years savings. while the other was vic
timiZed 10 The amount OF twenty dollars
by some scamp, who sold him 81 bogus
ticket. There are numerous chcg1Lsrg
d'iHdgStrig in the city, and We most
sincerely hope Herascsls who cracked -
the young south CaToliDians' meaEre
poTtmOnnaies may be speedily brought
to grief. We make this case public, and
similar cases are occurring daily, that
the un~suspec5ing and uns0phisticatcd
may learn from the experience Of others
that they are liable TO every sort of inn
position in the vicinity Of the railroad
lepots where thieves " most DO cOugre-
gate and it is only safe, If they have
not already secured there tickets, 70 pro-
cure them at the proper Office, which can
always be done before the train starts.
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DIXON & PERcY.
CHANDLER

AT Law. G~rasnvlie. Mss
q tll ur-~fIce Ia the Courts % Iuuica-
S1sbolaa- HoMvar, Washington and isaqaenna
declA ivo
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WANTED.-B0aTd for man, wife and
child in private family, uear the Gay3so
block, Main street. Address d, this
Cfice, for two days from date. j4l52t.
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Come unto US. all 70 thai ale shiy-
erlng with the ccTd blasts Of winter.
and We viii Goth you IN elegant
sUyle-for cash. Drake q &C, GIT
Man street. jaL3 g..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-15

RECEIVED per steamer Virginia, ten
barrels Texas pecans, ten sacks DO, and
for sale cheap az y. 81. Hoffheimeris,
Z76 Front street.
LINEN crash 10 cents per yard at Men
Eau Pros
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j.. Z. MOSELEY, Agent.
Baich warrants his pictures 70 please.
te36Odtf
Go TO Baloh's for any kind OF picture.
je3eodtf
If you want Ambrotypes or Daguerreotypes
enlarged, and colOred in any style, 20 TO
oaichN ie8sOdtr
haleh makes the largest pictures in Mem
phis, at 2le Main st. is2sodtf
CHEAPEST albums in the city al
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Respectfully yours,
JOHN D. EDWARns

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Morimors q Payne have re-
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I'D LODGTNG-

front Rooms for gentleman and wife ais,
good Recommendation for single gentlemen. b.
Errlw uuplfraffGu ~ So Madison ST. fans I'm
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PittsburS CORI-Buggs & Peteuson-Omoe
lS Madison street Branch Office, 81 Main.
J.. B.. MOSELEY. AGENT.
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"|1 " F8N0
It Aeents
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A few Boarders can hnd good accouImoda-
tions ~ NOS q Court street extended jsl5 u
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RIVER MATTERS.
weather. aud Rusiaess.

"NNN-"N WI1W AI-IT0U--9
The weather during Sunday was very
pleasant, but it changed on Monday
morning and was cool and windy dur
ing the day.
Business on the levee was very good
owing to the cotton received by our loca
packets. .
The river continues TO fall at this point
At Cincinnati the Ohio is full OF danger
Gus looking ice. At Louisville It Is con-
sidered 50 hazardous that the insurance
companies refuse to "cover.U AT st.
Louis the ice is thick, but several boats
left for below on Saturday. The Arkan-
is on a stand with 40 inches In the
channel to Little Rock. st. Francis and
White rivers are still falling.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-15

JOHNSON q WRIGHT Agents
- n on star Whar--ro5f
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1867-04-30

which a good bill may be shaped. We re-
gard it as immensely more liberal than Mr.
Gladstones plan, which is TO coufne reform
to a five pound suffrage. Why I've pounds
Why not four pounds or three poundsl What
principle is there in afixing an arbitrary line,
especially after the experience of former fail
ures of thesame kind One proof that Mr..
GladstOnes policy is really a Tory one in
spirit is that pointed out by Mr.. RoebuolI,
namely, the advocacy it receives from Lord
Cranborne. a seeding member of the Derby
Ministry. He deserted his colleagues because
he thought they were too radical, and he takes
shelter behind the conservative, back of the
''Iadical' Mr.. Gladstone.
In all probability the bill will yet be con-
siderably altered and amended before it be-
comes law. 1t has already consumed the
greater part of the session. The speeches
have been very long, and the practical result
very small. Mr.. Gladstone has come out of
the encounter seriously damaged, and with
the confidence of his party in him much
shaken. There are some people in the world who
explode, as it were, in numerous places at all
sorts ofuneXpected dandinappropriate moments.
When everything seems to be going on well,
they go off suddenly with great violence
throwing their friends into the air. disordering
their own plans, frustrating their own wishes,
and planting in onlookers the seeds of per-
petual distrust. Mr.. Gladstone appears to be
a man of that kind and the feeling of inse-
curity which the discovery of the fact inspires
is likely to mar the usefulness Of his public
life,
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Our Great National Reproaeh-The In-
dian War.
From The Herald
The statement recently published by Mr..
Bogy, late Commissioner of Indian Affairs,
substantiates the view which we have all
along taken Of our difficulties with the Indian
tribes and of the management Of our Indian
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Reform Difficulties In England Mr.,
Gladstone and DIsraoiI.
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GROCERIES. ETC.

r U r d S A L l.,
NO. $40 SOUTH NINTH STREET,
BELOW LOCUST,
Is prepared to furnish Families removing 10 the
country tor the Summer season, with the choicest
articles of FRESH MARKETING, including Prime
Beet, Mutton, Jersey Poultry Spring Chicken, and
Lamb in season, ETC. Orders promptly sent, free Of
charge to all depots
He refers by permission, to the followng-named
gentlemen ii lmrps
John Welsh, w. NJ. Meredith,
John S. NewbOld, Morris Hacker
T. II. Elsenbrey, George w. Blight,
Cope Bros, II, Marshall
Oliver Landreth Edward q. Clark
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TIVE NEW YORK PRESS.

EDITORIAL OPINIONS OF THE LEADING JOURNALS
UPON CURRENT TOPICs-COMPILBD EVERY
DAY FOR THE EVENING TELEGRAPH.
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SHIPPING.

[fREA THE PHILADELPHIA AMI
P.Naett9zsh SOUTHERN MAIL STEAMSHIP COM
PANY'S REGULAR SEMI-MUNTHLY LIME
Fob NEW ORLEANS, La,
-, :. VIA HAVANA.
STAROFTHE UNION, 1922 tons, Capt t. N Cooksev
1,,uJ JuN1ATA; 1915 tOns Captain p. l.. Hoxie,
VIII leave this port every two weeks alternately
turning. sNA's 'HA ~,
THE STAR OF THE UNION will Ieave ,or cCou,
wharf LeloW Spruce street. ~ VAC 'eN0A~
The JUNIArA Will leave New leans for this
port April 27. IVA 'AN9
Through bills of ading signed for freight to MOue
SaiVestonA Natchez, Nlcksburg, Memphis NasnVlAg,
CaiIo' 81 LOUIS, LOUISVILLE, and Cincinnati.
. WILLIAM l.. JAMES, General A gent
fII No. Sl4 s. Delaware avenue
Agehts at New Orleans, Creevy, NickeIson & Co.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-22
EURoPEAs STEAMSHIPS.

THE STEAMSHIP GREAT EASTERN HAVING FIRST
class accommodation for 500 pssssngsr. win san from
New York direct 10 Brest the Oh OF Ap Further In
formation regards prices Of passage WIN De advertised
In short TINA
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-22

COASTWISE STEAMSHIPS.
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ OPPOSITION LINE To CALIFORNIA
VIA NICARAGUA, EVERY TWENTY DAYS.
VIII despatch the first class Steamships
SAN FRANCISCO. Capt Benin. january 20.
SANTIAGO DE CUBA Capt Smith. February 30
From pier ~ North river foot OF Warren street. Mt
with and freight very low rates. Connecting
the Pacific Ocean with the fine Steamships
AMERICA, Captain Wakeman. and
MOSES TAYLOR. Captain Betben.
For further information apply To the North American
steamship Company.
WM. H. WEIR President,
81 Exchange place N. Y.
". CARRINGTON, Agent,
III West street, corner Warren street. N. Y.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1867-01-22

LrOR RICHMOND, NORFOLK AND CITY POINT.
IL The sdcwheel steamships
HATTERAS, Captain Alexander Every SATURDAY.
ALBEMARLE, Captain Bourne. Every Wednesday
NJ pier 81 North river giving through bills Of
lading &C. all points he Seab0ard Railroad and ts
connections.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

i Company-New York, January lsh 1881 Tho Hudscs
River Railroad Company give notice that the agreems..
heretofore existing between this Company and tho Yet
Central Railroad Company having been recognized By r.
New York Central Railroad Company arrangements sata
factory both companes for the Transaction Of their
senger and freight business have been mads-
Passengers Will be icketed and baggage checked ond
after the 10th nsAntas heretofore. Tho Will u
observed TO frei9ht q. VANDERBILT, Pres&denk.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-25

n 9DIbaten Der 81. u, g.. I'm sansen 2nnbt
iperben ernffli1 erfutt, ber IennelTee Staatss
3eitung iberaI 8erbreitang III aeben. as
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-25

FER Sid ttge aseadjri15t
9Senn Serr Giinon Celia bein 8oIt :
neilter IN &afbDiIIe diifragen min, 10
miro ct einen iuertbhoIIen Brief borz
flesn. pom SBmanl8i bin sti.aG Il
.R General 8bippIe..ilt mad
Chattanooga 8ereif. as s.r s.,.sss ,s..ss
RE- Ser Staatsldabmeiiter, Sc,
neral Natban &imbaIl an0 Ser
Staatsiefretar Col. SruBIe T., bei6e
BON Snoinrla, .iperoen bier eriDartet, nm,
am Bablfanpfe She'll gu nebmen. @ie
ueroen morgen Gben6 auf Dem @api.
toll ipre@en. sa 49, 's'e' '..'e ~ IS {,
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men mir 6as Mbleben bes S0hudets
bon SerEn Beroinanb 8fffer. Sa bies
IN eineln fur5en 8eitrelsin has stueite
&inb 1T, tuelhes BET unerbittIid,c Sob
ben lieben6en Gltern entreibt, 40 iunroe
nnIere anfrihti9e Sbeilnabrle IN erboh.
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mir b0ren, in oet 8. @arD cine 5tueite
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Col. BrOfier tUareia bic Spre@er, mel.
den bon ben be0eiferten 3ub6rern 6er
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bic geri6tSbnlle berIiebeM, svar nod
nidts belpnbers 8iGtiees borgeEesas
men. - afs.g.
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Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-25

re- gor eiliigen 8aaen entifdno in
2agranee, Sem. sipifdsn sipet fi,noeri
Mannern stamets gnrton mi
Sbompfon cine iener fatQIen Streitio<
S susts w avg ~ sstpeE n OF JlnlltfElee
S Sr.sais f.a 4. nealgenleo zen eneete-
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Naoltaler, Saninelae Nfofeleb, eegens
leltlg l9la9enre 8emeiie fur Die &ids
t.efelt i9rer poltifdJen slnitpten 9es
i'eferf; SIREN 8arteien bolt Die 9lrt
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Se0plen l0aoete ne, oenn hel0e hluteten
6eoenteno aus sienlid beaeutenben
seuaoeH tno gaben bel Der @elsgenbeit
Dem Soct0r allRo Slpotbefer etinis su
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Necorbers.g,p,,r1rrfp % nc

: Sur bas geraeben, ipeIdes aenanltt
miro: Creating a nuisance, tuur@
ben beitraft 8. Gimmons nit Sen So
ten, Gobert SolitberIano INN $40, S.
Senoerfon SO, Sobn @6Sp $40 uno
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9Silbur bic Soften gu saBIen bafte. 20
Wegen ungeb6rf9em @etragen sabIte
galie Miller Oie Soften, aina sSbos.
Soieb fur $50 mad Dem Mrbeitsbaus,
sablte g. 9laen $40 anb puroe gf.
MfOrrifon freisefpro6en. '1iai',1s
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Bg Die ein5ioe Mf1aliebfeit, mi,
mir DaS regelnad Ri8e gfbliefern 6et
3eitnnseH Durb bic xrdeer aaran'
tiren f6nnen, lieet barin, ipenh
9lbOnnenten, bic BON BEN GrdeerH
ilbereaneelt tperben, tln8 fOfortiel
Stn5eiee MAIDEN. 4a
EW Sic p6deutli6e Gtaatsseis
tung foitet mad allen SbeiIen ser Union
berlunot SO per Sa6r. Sad Oeutfd :
Lamb, Elm 9IiebIi9 6es Bors
to 8, $3.50; mad Der S6ipsi5 400
bortofrei. - @inaelne Nurr7g!ern nod
europa 10 Gents portOfrei.
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h ScIbaien Der 81. u, 81. i'm sansen 2anbs
trerben ernIfli1 erfu1t, ber Iennefee @taats.
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R Mbonnenten ioaten in ibrenl
eieenen, fotuie Il, unferln Snterelfe TO-
fortise Nnseiee iiber etpa bortommenoe
DISQUALIFICATION in Der 8eifeanng
Der 3eitang arf unierer Office MAIDEN
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Grnit obI, Germantown ta
9nth 5rdnflin 8lte !
abgegeben iuerSen. $3.50
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re- @ir nsr6en in cini9en Saaen
ipieoer cine ireue @elolorte erbalten
nno ,sipar Is Gent aeetsR; ;iili, Die. es
beibt, eine1fl flblbaren MnngeI i'm
@elbberfebr ab3ubeIfen. Oie Sioten
meroen Die 8il0er bon @rant nno
Sberntait sei9en, bic 9Idfeite lit
grim init elmer graBen Is. Sbre @otbz
neHoigteit miro SeoerinaHn einfeud>
ten, iuenn imam ,bebenft, 0a6 elm
,,dram" Is Gents foffet.s 9'A Ha.... ,ses5.s
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A Onrd ben gSe6iel in benz
@eribndI unierer aOtdfs etsentur mo .
ssF bier uaogba seImasisfsitea in
Der @Iieferlug oes glattes borfalIen.
8ir bitten FUR io1de Saae UNI aiitiae
@utfduRiseae ap.aeipfprtiss slnseiae.
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ssorbnetem Sang fem.
az sn SO. 20 @aS i66errb Str.
bGlt @fab. Sdrriion Elm 8oarSin9baus.
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lid eriueAte ,fie, sas @as. brannte deII
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Der breben uno fi6 in ibr 8ett Ieaen.
Oas aidt irufSe fofort sansIid aeI6fd5t
.unb bas iunse 0abden fiitlte lid plot.
lid bon elmer Sanb I'M ben sails er1
faBt, iUoSur5 iie fat eritiGt iuare. @s
seIang ibr iebod, atfsufdreien, |perauf
ibre @fitter ibr su 9ilfe eilte.r Ser
Ginbreder, bel, sbetgeblid mad geute
'geiudyt bate, entlprang onrtb bus fSens
llter in Den @arten un6 erteant.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-25

Ew Miait berselle ni6t, fobatb man
bic Staatsseitung geteien bat, fotort
mad Sd0npfus's @arten .au ellen, no
eben Die nele &egel5abn sein8etpeibt
miro. Wuff unb &an5 feleenl
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-25

&er3eiebnif iieaer Mn3eiAeit
ss1im bentigen 8Intte.
u So6essMnSei9e.
p nnterri9t sin Der Seutlden
3na epra9e.ga l8 gSiuae
81 @bsefeIO unO &entudp giisnt~
babn. 81 s8 . 1857 sssssE
~ seaibbiae unb &norbiIle Glen
.a5f bdbh. 3Ta i1lHad2 Z xt3'.f fs1@
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-25

re- Nbonnenten iolten in ibrem
ei9enen, foiuie Il, unfer,a Snterelfe To-
fortiee Nnseiee iiber etna borfommenoe
DISQUALIFICATION in Der 8eifelung
Der 3eitung atf nnferer Office MAIDEN
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-25
Stabt nnb Stdat.
SeffentlitfJe &ebtn.
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Ni6tcr eugene garb, Sol. CD. 8.
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@urt buus. !. lTienitas. 80. Salt iubr abenhs.
Capitol ..-.-..... RittwOd, 81. SaG, llbr abenSs
SlnSere &ebner tperbfn ebeafaas tpabrens
sta geriammlunsta fpreaen. w
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-25

(ge3.) @m. 8. gBbippIe,
Sr.'sa tSen.s Mai. Ser ct, Arnjee,
Asss : @lI. Sen M6it.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-25

.~ 8i6tige asaaGridlt I
gSens1 Serr Siinou SeIig beim 8oitS
meilter IN &afbOiIIe dnfraaen min, 10
miro ct einen tuertbhouen Brief borsl
fIuasn. pom SBmanl8i binsti.a9
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1867-07-25

@ Sielenisen, oenrn es gu tbeuer
miro, In Der fdgIi9en 3eitudg gu ran !
1onciren, f0nnen bas ,,s8o9eublaft"
benuserL lpeldes ebenfalls ON lammts
Ii6e td9li6e Glbonnenten bertbeilt miro,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-14

DFaa.atx PRorgKrY.--l have Tor SAFE
near Mt Ida ani the new school NOUS
good building lots a, s25Oio 500 mana
.ame tiscr sicas at f325 10 $500 Ihi' dls-
,ric, i. rapidly filing lp with 'ifs: elsss sot-
tiers. I.ocs,ion healthy, good drainage.
The scenery unsurpassed in the locality.
al.o. two acres anG house a. $40
e. FrIrox
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-14

Dsess WILL and make a good appearance.
II viii help you along In the world To
be in the fashion 60 10 Sam Psrry's, -
Brady street. and .e, him III you out in
handsome suit lie can do it, for he has
the largest stock OF clothing in the city.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-11-14

Drrs.cr CougT-The defense in the
y.els Insurance case commenced their tss
timony this afternoon. The case will con-
sumo the week.