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LEGAL.
Trustees sale

OF Desirable Rsal Estate. distant Gbout
5 IL BileS Southeast frOm lbe iiiy ef
Memphis, and Situate on the d. a. &
C.RR.
ny virtue Of a Feed of Trust TO me eEeease,f
- on the 18th dsv OF December, ISIS, bg- j. l.
Iay l0r ard T B. Mckwsu, for Ino prrpoe= ot
securing note for The sum OF So 0iti due an "a
Owing fy- them to T. B. Mercer. ana ln cfetis-
anca % written authority iroin tie -,l-l A1 -li.
McEwen and MeieeT. dlrl,ttllg me % -eiL tii'
land conveyed IA said Trust Deed Wl-l- ON
he 6ih Day OF Nay, lsf1, at Che CourlIlrsa
door. in The efreealaw Block, on Sgcouc strga--
tetwefn Union and tfazFosD streets. "a lle cl--
of Memphis. between the hours OF D c.tlle-
am. aua O'Clock pm a7zs4 eOailuur1is Rom
day 70 day thereafter eisgeen JHe st-i- = i-'il
until All the properly p SO q. .s-li o. ina list-
bi ifder certain tract Of land situate aufi lf
IN Shelby county Tennessee al1t lou---iatl
thus. Beeinuing AZ "a take on the essi SIDE rr
Ifre Of So ia tract il the lane between rls t rI.
Cooper trset and the Dsderick tract Iu n ~
Themes IN said lane l1-a- chains ln gone
within or al ATTY feet south q the certsr Q.
ihe Memnhis and Charleston railroad lel.ass
west 81 Is to point 50 feet south 81 sle rzlt-.
af said railroad tDeuee south la,i CHAINS %
hl ,Eory g1u1- thence south a W-st
ehsins 10 y point 20 -eet sparh o. The reHter 81
The r geou Egost road, runs iIoln ts e Er=t
Hoiul OF beginning west -d-sl chains % = -f7-a
theree south I7-10 chaiu- to a uo5nt a1 cs
north Of the center OF Pigeon bousl al
thence to the termination Of ssiid iiue witch
was run from Ike hickory grub tHls last line
ruus parallel with said PIGEON Roost rea.l.
ia the ssll veE, being IN al Is 4z-ltsi a. g sas
property AIate letAl anu
IA lots varying rom nv 10 ten asres etel
There is no other tucuHhrance On said lauli-
THE TERMS OF SALE are as toliaE-s. l.IIe-
third OF the purchase money, cash. ana tEo
balance payable in equal instalT1aHl 9 on ine
lst OF October, ls67. lst OF a pril lsu-. ana lt cf
OeJCber, 1855, tie purchaser to eKeelIle notes
draWfag interest rom Gafe, and secured Dr.
Deed Of Trust. embracing the same t=ruls as
thas under which ana now acting
/ am authorized % say. that icr al at tI'a
purchase money, after defray ng he expenses
OF the trust and satisfying the esai5a a- s'-ia
Mercer, any Just iudebtedHess OF either i.s
IBr q NcEWen, or Taylor, McEwen, Duke 1s
Co. or TayloTs. MeETen 2 BieW, wl 1a re-
caiveCi; but each lot wia be rsqulred 10 bear
proportional part OF the express ai the Trust
aud The burr hen OF the incum branee- The ti-ia
10 said land believe to be good. a1l VIII tts
rieasnre in furnishing any person with 2 state
ment OF the title, and plat Of TIE s a vision
upon application 20 uie at law onlce "a
wilson & Beard, IS Court street. Dat Z s1aiI
only convey as Trustee. ". p. WILSON, =
aDgtf Trustee.
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NofIce ID CrelIifors.

Referrfr z TO advertisement or Vim p. WIZ
son ESD. trustee. etc this days da-e-aua
anxious to effect settlements 81 early as pCEsi-
bic We Wish TO notify al eur creditors that we
sonal and copartners hip. iurir 3 the ne1 e-sli-
iug thirty sixty or ninety GAYS al puDl1c ale-
ton, TAX iig IN payment therefor, alter SAL ie-
obHga tions OF Tayl Is, MfEWen q Blew, Iag- lo .
Ncs5weu, Duke q Co or Taylor & AcEEez. as
fsr as possible.
The ilst viii comprise about Thirteen Country
Iots Of i've % nine acre5 eaCil- located en- fie
Memphis and ha- lestou ksilroa5, about tiirt e
Iolss7esf for residaisc- and garden purposes ;
Fnrirf valtf,fhle BrsineS Lets with IMPROVE
me nts on Adams street ana riefe-i rs5-it en- q
SECT extended, intending Two hesiaeue
Ihe OTIS vii be plainly sflket ou. All erelll-
f,,r 9ri.f q, hers are respectfully llVitet q eL-
. .,,,5l5s fi-a r,rlseI Is a. "a attend TIE saies.
1iiiN TAYLOR & McEW FN
AnriralSE ap4 inga
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Cmce Hours from G q M. to 5 pm
nyFrE4rnrT E1nTET
SEEDS.

N. Blowing to engagements sisagnare, DT.
BERNHAlsuT VIII hs able 10 remain here but
aEhuTi Time CHly- Iatlli "
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A.. AND k. SCOTTISH RITE.

,cFEzrrz COumsndery, 80 j. Meets 4ih Non.
Wiggiu. Lee
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CoMMERCIAL


MEMPHIS, April IL, 1857, pm.
General Business.
A very general quietness settled down
to-day over everything, and duiness was
sensibly felt upon our streets, and in cur
business houses. The tightness of the
money market, unsettled condition of
the circulating medium, and the pros
peet Of lower prices ali tend to bring
about The present condition Of things,
Our dealers have shown great foresight
in laying in good stocks previous to the
late advance, and are now actually sell
ing at lower rates than they can replace
them for. This can easily be seen by
comparing our quotations with those OF
other markets.
COTTON-There is no change to re-
mort in our local market. The closeness
Of money matters precludes sales, and
everything is at stand. Receipts for
the day, 80 bales shipments, 400 bales.
Our quotations are nominal.
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E-rec,lfrir Nofice.

The estate Of calvin c. Cie8gss, decessed-
= b the January taiIu. lo17 Of the t'runfr
"A Coa-t OF Shelby County, IS snnessae. ouasi-
fiei as tse Execarrix ef the VIII Of nay dscesss
husha q. calvin G. Sleagts- All the eretitors
or said estate are hereby notified % e e fnefr
. lalnls or demands against said estate with
J0ku SoHerveil. attorney Al Law. corneE see-
0Ec and Monroe stree s, Memphis, Tenn.- eEt
all parties indebted to said estate are uorlfisd
to come forward and settle the same at once
MARY G. GIEa y ES. EzecnEILx
OF the VIII OF Calvin c. CIeaves. deceased
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OPTICAL.
.OVERTON HOTEL,
LADIES ENTRANCE,
OFFICE. No. 4 FIRST FLOOR.
M. BERNHARDT
OPTIClAR AND OCULIST
Of Berlin, Prussia.
IMPORTANT NEW INVENTION.
Australian Cristal
G. L n 8 s.
SpECTACLES.


The only perfecs lens ia existence
superior 80 any ether fa use---eon
struetvd ia accordance with fhe seieae,
and philosophy OF Dafnre in the pc
euIsar form OF
ConcaVo-ConVex Elipsis.
Admirably adapted to she organ a
sight. and perfectly natural 10 the eye
aitOrdiDE altogether the best artificial
help TO she hssinnn visIon ever invented
soIa only by tise Professor Of optics
and Spectacle ssanufaetsrcr.
The ADVANTAGES
or these speciacles over all others are:
Ist---Tise only trtie LENS known being
perfectly free from ohTomatic light, so well
known 70 be the cause Of injury to the vision,
and which makes the change from speetseies
70 Glasses Of stronger power so onen required
while In many inEtances both near and distant
objects are seen with equal facility through tie
same Glasses.
2ss.---Can be worn with perfect ease for
any length Of time at one sitting, giving as
tonishing clearness of vision, particularly by
candle or other artificial light-cameort 70 the
spectacle wearer hitherto unknown.
Sd.---gTIiez the eyes ache or pniu
through the action Of bright Eight, such as is
reflected from STOW, sunny weather, white
paper, and in reading, writing OF sewing, OF
vivid c0io-ed bodies, these lenses, by softening
the rays, effect most agreeable sensation sud
give great relief
sth.---Tn aIl nervous affections OF fae
eye, causing dun and startling pains In the eye
ball or temple, appearance Of luminous and
dark spots in the atmosphere, aching or feeling
like sand in the'eyes, tie disturbed nerves are
quieted aud soothed.
5fh.---GrOund b. peculiar machinery,
got up at great cost, mathc.uatically calculated
expressly lor the manufacture OF this lens, so
as 20 produce ii with the true spherical accu-
racy, AID its focus Is a. the exact centre.
point Of vital importance, and which no other
lens possesses.
G1II ---T2iese spectReIes are scientifically
adjusted TO every case OF detective sight With
unerring accuracy, whether arising from age
disease, strain, over,Fork OF. premature decay,
by Or II. BERNHARDT, ou new, eaact prin-
ciple entirely bis own, which has seldom failed
TO be ,euect.
zIts.---PFO0f OF superiority over siie old
kind Of Spectacles: They are used exclusively
al all the hospitals for diseases OF the eye IN
Berlin, Prussia, and elsewhere.
.sfb.-Be8nx The original inveatOr asG
msoufacturer Of the Australian Crystal Glass
for Spzclao.es. lie therefore claims that BE
has the only genuine article Of that Kind in the
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people in the dirty work Of reeonstruc-
| lion. The people Of the South had re-
venge within their reach. They alone
could save Radicalism from ruin, and fiS
it immovabIy on the throne Of supreme
power. They are about, we fear, to dc
Il. that their whole future may be de.
voted to an unavaiiing repentance.
| Who ovtrcemes
/ s. Bv force, hath oYereafle but hair ms ioes =
and no people can be thoroughly sabju-
eated, except BY their own act. The
true men Of the Provinces are warned
that if they remain inactive, the fate Of
their brethren in the Sham Common
wealth OF Tennessee will overtake them;
and the abominaiions Of Radical rule in
this unfortunate and misgoverned State
are painted, to alarm them, in colours as
dark and gloomy as those Of REM
sRANBT The picture is not overdrawn,
the hideous injustices that wear the form
of Law and Constitution, the vulgar des-
potism
That with necessiiy,
1.-THE tyrants plea, It's devilish deeds excuse
But we have at least this supreme con-
ISOLATION, that we do not bear these con-
tumelies by our own consent, and that
this miserable nisgovernment is not the
work of our hands, but We retain the
right to protest ageinst 1t, to resist, and
to overturn it, by all lawful means. We
have not sold our birth right, we are not
voluntary subjects Of the power that op-
presses us. We have not despoiled our
selves of
sThe uneonqueTable VIII,
The studs OF revenge OF tyranny,
The inamor Al hate, that doth 40 tire or sleep,
The courage never to submit or yield
BY tame surrender o. the Truth ana Right
Neither is our condition fntolerable.
TIE press is free, the c6nrts Of justice
open, and the reign Of injustice cannot
be long lived. We need not despair.
And if the insults and injuries suffered
by US and menaeing the people Of the
Pr6hinces were ten times ggeGter than
they are, it would be better to have ac-
cepted these, tnan to have surrendered
every principle for which We fought, re-
ANONYMOUSLY our resolution not
to accept the constitutional amendment
and to have ourselves become the instru-
ments and agents Of Radicalism, our
selves Radicals, under Intellectual pro-
test. When We have finally suceumbedI
the Belials OF the North may rightfully
say Of US, like the BeIial of MILTON:
- Wei ugh at those who at the spear are bold
and veuturous, il that fail them shrink, and
fear
SF bat Vet they know mu follow 30 endure,
ltxiie or. tyranny or bonds or pain,
re sentence OF their Cong uerOr.'
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The Natchitoches Tunes OF the 10Th
savs If Chinese labor: We have had
the onnortunity Of cenversing with onr
friend. SEVERN Triehel, Of the Parish, in
regard TO the Chinese, he has received
lately. He is delighted with them for
their (leportment and their assiduity at
work. TO his knowledge, he never saw
mep better fitted for the cultivation OF
our pIantatiens, and he assured US, that
with snch lahorers he necessarily will
succeed in making good crops. Favora-
ble reports are received from all the p2r-
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Daily Qn advance) per annum sl-
per week
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The only Perfecs lens iu existence
superior 80 amy ether fn use---eon-
straetvd ia nccorslanee with the seieaee
and philosophy Of DafNFe in the pc
eulsar form OF
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PAT. lex H. Wheat vs.. ABne- Baird and Loaisa
Baird
ny virtue az su execution 70 ne fireefef
- from iha United States Circuit ceurr sor rI.e
District Of West Iernessee, IN salI caaze VIII
% ocesd on Thursday, the Is d day a1 Irrl.
to sell the steamboat John D. Perry. her 1la-
cninery, Furniture. Taczle aud flxtGfas. 20
the N hart, "a the city Of NC11rlts. - sac
highest bidder for cash said stefinecal. ele.,
levied on As the property Of dslelsiis- it> Is ll
cause.
SAN. III. IoSEss
ap7 las q. = Mars1al.
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TestImonY or Ree0mmendalI0ns
From Medical Gentlemen,
l-,rsaz-rs y,f tl,a ffy,.a.+ or,7,ag-5,, 49,. &,

from NJ eulcal NEenfle1ne
Professors OF the highest OBthaimic talent in
Mem Fh.s, Tenn, and in the Union:
MEMPHIS, TENN. February 1s lSG7.
+ do most willingly bear my esiiIn0nY in IA
var of tie superiority of the Australian CRYSTAL
Spectacle over all other kinds They are con-
silUcted upon fhe best established and under
stdOd principles Of Optics and their adaptation
90 the human eg In its different condiJiOus OF
vision lssu perfect as to render sight easy with
out effort. lu my opinion none Others should
De- used since the eggS. once used 10 these. do
not seem TO grolg old, and by having q iocus al
an y point Of the surface, they appear TO restore
the ewes TO their youthful energy. / can the
more confidently recommend Or. BERNHARDI
TO the public. from an acquaintance with many
1f those frozl whom he come re- umenaed 10
rs A. X. IN FIDE III ID
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Dissolution.

rg.F1E Psrtnersl,sp existiua between Bfancaurt
& Brvsotl Is this day dissolved b pluluAl
consent. d. Bryson purchasing Z W. MAJ
courts entire interest IN the Commerce. hofsl
r., tive f.IfIlrs the Hotel viii be conducted 81 D.
Prvson W no assumes All liabilities Of The hrslf
a-'iu iii = - u " NsNC0DRT.
u. BEYS0S-
Memphis. Tesn-, April ., 1871. apilla
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] have found great deal OF Ieasure in ex-
amtuius the exquisite fabrics ef Dr. BERN
a AHDT. IN t1e way Of Eyg-tslasses. The Crys-
stye OF Lig Glasses diVeTsi iet as 20 snit every
Conceivable case Of need. He has selected foi
me pair Ct Glasses, which promise 10 give me
great aid and comfort in lf,y future reading
Hm among the many persons who testify 10 his
capacity SIS an Ocullst and Optclan aud to the
value or his services rendered TO them. several
pr9luiueuU C.ergymen and Statesmen with
whom J am acquainted.
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-oFFLCE-
in edd-FeIIoEs' Building, c0rHer
OF Main and Court Square.
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE:
A. 7. LACEY, WM.L. VANCE,
GEO. L. NICHOLS.

This company viii restrict theis business 70
-rCLASS RISKS Policies izsueei fson one
month 10 six year Il IS a RI 81 e COMPANY
pledged aud devoted 20 the fuEtnerance 0f
HOME II TElTtE15Fs.
The mltu;tii system has idezervediy bee me
the most popular mode of Insurance IA the
United S atss, and is tie one embraced by
those best informed upon the sub eet amt W ht
appreciate ana desire security, perpetuity and
economy In purely mutual company the
assleei derives a the adyauta scF which can
oa realized EoEu an insurance, aud at the
lowest rates or exact cost pay ing no tribute or
pr01ts 70 the pEepflefOEs stock l0ifiers lor.
pernzps, an insdetIultfe capita or sscarity.
Cheapness com ined with security, and a cer-
tainty OF accom- plishiug the oC5ect IN girW,
are the essential elernsu ts sought Z r. and they
m y be found e-uinentiT tElstirg ia we'll
conducted mrfual lazuran COMPANY and
such a company the incor orators and Officers
propose or the Tennessee State MutuaL Full
IN formation viii - furnished 81 the Office Of
the company. There are SEF ErEEN mu-
tu0i Insurance. companies Ia success .ui ope a
fiou Ia 81 ouis, covering by their p0 icles
SEFEN-EIGH IL o. tue rssl estate of that
ely. such IS The popularity OF the mutiI .
priueip.e in ur sisterclts. ap1 I'm
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Ia New York city evaluation of tax
able estate for 1867 is S736 $50 90S, an in
crease over the valuation Of 1866 of $780,
600 900. The rate Of taxation is 81 50
per 500, as compared with 50 80 in 1866
and So 99 in 1865 The city has revenue
from rents and other sources, exclusive
OF taxation, OF s. coo, 600 annually, and
for the current year about Sl8,0o000C
must be raised from taxation. The New
York papers are complaining greatly o.
the extravaganza Of the city rulers, and
think that between city rates and county
rates and state taxes, and the interna
revenue assessments, they are the mos
tax ridden community ia the world.
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Hyp,rrs Lodge ef Per9e.ian, l4th; No. ].
seated Communication q "Wednesday mig iI
"a ssrb month Henry p. Wcodard, SD, G..
NJ. Char5-s II. Carroll, 18th. Sec.
MrrHRAs LoCss or Perfection, l4in.i 80. 2
81 -ets s.h wednesday OF each month. George
Aeiersh. sd, O.. NJ. ; 3, p. FARMLAND, "a,
See. rr.t. .
CfsTsrrrA A council Of Princes Gf eEaserl, ill -
so. l. Beni. *. Pulleu, sd Iarhil.',i --
-. Sec.
CALvAEs- CIEA FIT-E OF nose CIoiE. lsLh., 10. J.
Charles ~. Adams, a-i, A-'. W. Il. K ,I-i-
Iirl,ou. s2t, Sec. .
Fs5ITrTPF.E Dr-pI.EssKIz Council Of k-h, aath-,
No. I. Henry p. Wo0dard, a2J'i LoInll-'' 3
William y Ciro5e a1d, Rec
CossfsroEY OF WEST TENEfs-Es, SGD. John
NfnsLie- 82d., Conn. In tLlefi U9l&e q
Trader. SD. keg.'.
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$. II. ToBEY, President. F. c. KIRK, Cashier
aEMPuIS CITF SAYINGS INSTITUTION,

CucceNStliS 10
oGDES, ToBEY Co,
No. l6 Jefferson street, Memphis, Tenn,
Dealers in
GOLD, SILVER, EXCHANGE, GOVERNMENT sEcU-
RITES. LAND WARRANTS AND UN-
f.FrppEN'r MONEY.
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LDDG4s4
4 kSCrRolgS No. les. Meets 1t Monday In
every month. at Odd-FelloWs' Hall cor Conf
and Main. j. C.. TE-l0er, W ii; Ii. 4. Tom
Tit,. con, sec
slor-r74 N zurHITs No llS. Meets 81 Friday OF
,.5.E mon. ..sl-- FIaIi. cor MgdiaCl and second
m SaII9rg W. N- Banj. X Pullens Sec.
TsTrs S~orsr 40. 234- Meets lst FRIDAY OF eaeh
Taontn-Hall, COZ. Madjs9n and second. John
sirglfa ~ r.. q. =. " God ar1, see
81 = mos 80. za4. 1l-eia 81 FIila9 OF titlu
month -lgdd-FeIloyrs 6alL p. NJ. Stanley,
Va 81 ~. ID. Batts, Sec .. ,.,,
grT.yvf,,,-1slg No 81 .U % Meets 4tl rlday
Of eacn mol.h-2.i Front s.feet "a J'4n ~. d.
Nrorsham. s35, ". II Is, X. pilen, 81, Sec.
ROYAL. ARCH.
Penn Chapter. No 4 Meets u Monday ..5 q eaeh
r7oufh-O -Odd-FeIloWs' Heu. A. J. W Lee.eT
Il. p; II. II. Payntsr, See
R.ANBs. n
F2rrRrKs Council. No. d. Meets 81 Monday OF
tJef month tjdd-FelloE-s' Hall John Leni,
tn. Ill: y. j.. ~ iggin, Rec.
TKNPI.ARs.
.>,rz7rz Coramsndary. 20 :. Meets fth Mon
day lof sseh month John ZeEti Coln-i N j.
Miggiu. Zee
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'' JOHN r. FRAYsER, ND.


o At-
We have examined Inc Lenses OF D.. BERN
IL EnF. and consider them superior to any We
have seen. They are admirably adapted not
oi.Iy % improve tre lmperfecli9us Of impaired
sislt. UaI o. relieve the WeariueSs Of vision
which constant s-UgE produces. Many OF the
Glasses are OF new ana iLgGntUus c 'ntrtvauce.
we cordially recommend the tUltor 20 eli
those who require scientific ptical assistance.
JOHN PlGMAN, n. D.
George u. dEANI, n. D.
g. =. H0J'So y, N ID.
>. AILEs wlLI.eTI', AZ. D., lg4 Adams street.
Rep. j. g.. 5IE.}MAN
hcv. >. d. WITH EI,sPUOE.
Rev. Dr 8. Il. FO2D, Pastor Bsp.ist ChurcH.
G.. \. pA l5. Cumberland Presby toran Church
iJr. k ". CRrI4HTON.
tr. ItWlS 41I shelby sire 9.
IestimOuials ri ituiiar 10 tl-o above may be seen
81 Dr. bEsNHAFDT's Office, fIoJu
E d ARNOLD, N. D. Savannah Ga.
JOSEPH +. PLUNKETr, Pastor of st. Paul's
non JANIS /. ORR. Governor Of South O.
IJan- j.'iiATHAN wORTE, Governor of Norta
lloa. a a. UETIE, Gavarnor OF Peunsyl
Hon. .. j.. MORTON, Governor oi indiana
Hon. ALEX. RAMSEY, EX Governor Of Min
Ron RICH ARD YATES. Governor Of Illinois
~. EAMOUk, Governor o. New York
r. r. IN TON, Governor OF NeE York
a ud many other distinguished gent emeu.
Severed years oT pu5fic practice and
Iaules % patients uuCer every aspect Of dei..t-
i've vision, as well es eZpel ieLce IA an extensive
llsa estaB .isued Busioess in his optical stores,
bJtl here and ia Europe, nr. BERNH AEDI
considers it % sufficient guar ltee 0f his ability
80 apply such glasses as are best cnica lated for
tle assistance or recovery OF Imperfect sight.
Cmce Hours from G m. to pm.
OVEHTOE HOTEL.
Boom 30, l.
-. O.. r...-- g. 49,. IN, .a gs..-,.s,..s T,r
BERN II A s-IiT VIII hs able 10 remain mere bui
HzUurt time Culy. 1a11a q
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Gr.aaa acadi

TN store aud to arrive, wholesale and retail,
I ar CRAId'S SEED STORE,
isrli Sn s-A Main street. Memphis.
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INSURANCE AGENCIES
e 81. Louls muTuAL
LIFE lRsURAHcE COKPaAY.
$50 AprII b, over sI.500.000.

ID. A. JANUARY, President.
JAS. II. LUCAS, Sice-Presifgent.
WIZ. 4. sELBY. ;: Secretary.
WsE. n. BEETOE. Gent Agent.
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WATEs or ADVnRTIsTNG,

Is
Daily Qn advanced per annum sE y
per week
10 carriers and uewy-deslers, per copy nf
Weekly per annuln lin adYaucel s,,,N "
So NosubseriptiOn entered on cur iiia'lA AooiA
FOR = less time than one month.
RATES or ADVERTISING,
One square one insertion u " "
- each additional Insertion =,
+" Two weeks Z 19
one month ~
BE- Al advertisements considered oue ''-''t
he first insertion. -.s..,.o,
Bs- Eisht lines Of solid nonparoil constitutes
asQusre. -. s,..u.t,l ,sotfre
Column will he chsrged p cents per uhe;; 80
DE Marriage and death notices punlislleo 90
other advertisement ,-..1 An t,e
us- Advert isenaents TO be inserted AA Wy f
Weekly paper only. OF a. lrFesul-tt 5 "a. "a ,st
either OF the papers. viii he ehllsao' % -
square fur each and CYerF insertion, 49,. -,
eR M advertisement not hlalAt - ~ % -.
cial time will be discontinued al tiie emu '' eil0
week. 49,, . ,,,-,4 ,,,,,.t
be handed in at the clerks desk. b., .,ss s.
rE 7ir4s,sir1f oliis7tisesaeHtS Hl'aN be paia yeF
rE-No adverit tsenent viii appear la tne
Weekly uapa- unless by special con -. -.
49, 15,,i- fTss1,s are requested % use their best
efforts TO send us subscll, ,'eit, 49, M - - 80
ifsrs ana also TO forward amy items OF hetsa
fbsf ,nay. be on sufficient local importance 10
warrant their publication.
TERMS OF WEEKLY.
Asap fnducement TO get up clubs, we have
atopfed the following scale OF prices, which are
as low as our current Office expenses viii admit
one Copy, one year 500
TO cIubsOf ten or more, each ~
twenty or more, each %
fHuolioblV fa 0it0noe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-18
HEBREW AxB MAsoSIU CALENDAR.
MASONTODIREOTORY
1867


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