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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-12
THE COURTS.

CHANCERY CoURT-Tbe following
bills have been acted upon by the court.
The clerk requests that solicitors inter
ested in these cases will call for them,
AMI prepare the orders, DEGREES, etc. +:
Lewis vs.. Bradley, decree for complain
ants; Wsldran VS.. Henry ct al, i%njunc-
ton dissolved; billiard ct al, VS.. Gallo
way, leave to file answer, etc; Brown
VS.. same, m Crockett VS.. Temple,
order, etc. The following cases are set
for hearing to-day: Fry VS.. Hardin 4;
Duvsl VS.. Duval. The case of Hardin
VS.. Avery, will have precedence Of the
above cases.
UNITED STATES COURT.-The case Of
Moore & Co. vs.. Howes occupied the at
tention Of the court on yesterday. It
will be taken up again to-day, the argu-
ment not being concluded. Judge rigg
gave notice that, as Judge Swsyne
would be il court some day next week,
he would postpone giving any decision
until then in the Millikin hsbeas corpus
case. 1t is understood that the case will
be carried up, as a test case, to the su-
preme court.
SHELBY CIRCUIT COURT.-Yesterday
being motion day, the usual number Of
motions were heard. To-day court will
investigate and hear bills Of exceptions,
etc, after which an adjournment viii be
had to a special term, commencing on
the fourth Monday Of the present month,
when the civil docket will be taken up.
Judge Reeves goes to Somerville in order
to hold court for two weeks.
MUNICIPAL COURT will not beiu ses-
sisn to-day, as it will "change its base"
to the new Greenlsw building, corner
Second and Union streets. On Monday
next court will commence at this latter
place.
Law CoURT.-The October term Of this
court will commence on Monday next,
pursuant to adjournment.
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The October term
will commence on next Monday at the
usual place, pursuant to adjournment.
TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE-R. Saw
age ct al. to H. Hammell, deed in trust
to secure $500, lot No. 1, block % in
Fort Pickering fronting so feet on Sixth
street by 100 feet r. H. GettillO to
Martha D. Merriwether, $3.50, deed, lot
on Mclean avenue 529 g.. feet by $40
feet, other lines irregular; 5. 5. Rembert
TO Daniel Lake, deed, $1,000, part of block
No. Is west of Shelby street and north
Of Beal street, situate on Mccall
street IS by IS feet Nelson My
matt to W. Csrdwell, deed, $3.50,
lot No. 8 block No. q, in Fort Picker
ing, fronting on Broadway street, % by
90 feet; Nelson Mynatt to A. Jacobs,
trust deed to secure 500, lot No. 2 in
block q, Fort Pickering, fronting on
South Broadway street, 25 by 80 feet; D.
Moncrief to r. c. Kirk, deed, $500, tract
Of land, l35 I-5 acres, in section No. 2,
range 4 in 18th surveyors district and 9th
civil district.
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AT A MEETING OF the directors Of the
Southern Life Insurance company, held
at their Office on the 3Oth Of September,
the following resolutions were unani-
mously adopted
WHEREAS, It has pleased a mysterious
Providence to remove suddenly from US,
DR.. George w. McCarn, the first presi-
dent Of the company, and as we deem il
pr0perin view Of his official position and
I influence, and his social relation with us
! the members OF this body that we should
gsY some Just tribute 20 his memory, by
official and public expression to be per
( pstuaied upon our records, Of the estima-
tioB in which be was held, and Of the
I faeiiBm with which this melancholy
event has affected us; therefore,
Resolved, That il is with crest and
unaffected sorrow that we have 10 record
tine death Of N late president, for he
was equally esteemed IL official positions
and eudesred in social relations. He was
s leading spirit 10 the formation OF the
company, and under the impress Of his
genius, II has grown In 50 short a period,
in the face Of all the embsrrsssments oil
the times, into its present gratifying posi-
ton amongst life insurance companies,
ne WAS IN lis nhkuEtt y uehOLtu Mhu, anu
our company Wss 8 great object Of bis
devotion. A rare and happy combination
OF traits formed his character. In his
bearing there was an equibility Of TEN.
per a uniform, quiet g~entleness-s deli
cacy and uTbanity, indicating kind and
lovely spirit which swestiy attracted al
who fell into much personal intercourse
with him, whilst he was truly Of = self
reliant, firm and resolute spirit, full o.
bold enterprise and nnwearied diligence
aud perseverance. His high integrity
hts eaeGgV sud eonstancy ia business
were orr esteein R1d confidence his un.
selfish, genial and sftable spirit won eul
affections. During his brief ~residene'
amongst us, be was quietly and uhOb
~trussyeiy, but surely and steadily, I'D
vancing to so enviable position ia tbs
public esteem aud OF public usefulness
when he was suddenly taken of in Z
brief illness In the prime Of life anC
manhood.
ResOlved, That TO the family Of the de
ceased We tender our heartfelt sympathy
aud coincidence in the loss OF one so dca
10 them snd to US, and that the secretary
present 20 thel4 s copy Of these resolu
tions.
Resolved, That the secretary furaisl
the newspapers OF the city with q cepl
Of these resolutions for publication.
F. NJ. WHITE, President.
: BEsJ. NAY, Secretary.
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I. o. o. F.-Thi5 benevolent order ap-
pears to be stirring about lively. The
Grand Master has been visiting the diff
ferent lodges IN the state, previous TO the
meeting Of the Grand Lodge, which as,
sembIes on the 30,h inst. The lodges
here have been equally active, and have
already selected their representatives
Memphis lodge No. 9 electing Mossrs,
John johnson and Thomas Mofst, and
Chickasaw lodge Nc. 8 selecting AIessrs.
c. n. Carroll aud II ID Council, It 2:
expected hat q large plumber Of Past
Grands will accompany the delegates, in
order 30 mske he forthcoming meeting
10 Nashville 8 deoided success in further,
ing the benevolent objects o ftnis admira'
bic order.
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In
JOB PRINTING HOUSE
No. Is West Court Street.
PRINTING AT TEE LOWEST PRICES!
Annual CIRCULAR.
RAJ K LIN
ANNUAL CIRCULAR.
MEnruIs. ssptember ]. 1857.

MEMFAlbB EopbenDeA Il 1901
At the commencement OF another CONNER
eisl Year the undersigned again tenders his
services TO the Merchants and Business Men OF
Memphis. and TO all those desiring any kind OF
FINE JOB PRINTING.
The msterial OF the Franklin Job Printing
House consls s OF the most perfect PRESSES,
and the newest and most beautiful styles OF
Types, BORDERS, SCRIPs, DESIGNS and ORSA-
MENrs now known TO the art.
Particular attention win be paid 10 filing or
ders for Business Cards, Circulars, Letter Heads
Envelopes, Bill Heads, Tags, Receipt and Check
Books, Bills Lading, Dray Tickets, and every
description Of Printing required in the success
full production OF business during the Gotten
season.
Il will be the determination Of the Proprietor
In the future, as It has been in the past, TO do
the very BEST WORK, and the prices shall be
a. Iow ~ any house I'm the city.
MOTTO: FINE PRINTING PROMPTLY ExEcU-
TED, AT 10Y Prices.
Thankful to my friends and patrons for the
business OF the past year, I solicit a continn-
anoe Of their fsvors.
RaeDeetfuuv.
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Ths Great Southern Remedy.
WOOD NAPTHA,
Recommended by distinguished member Of
the Medical Profession.

VIHIS Preparation has been for the last TWEEN
Il ~ years introduced 70 toe public, and d
has, by its intrinsic virtues as q remedial agent
secu cd a remarkable and en- viableI reputation,
Persons who have tried II tender their uuQuai-
fded testimony in its praise and IL is our can
did opinion based upon observation. that II
has already saved hui OF persons from q
premature grave. 1t has cured ca &c that baf
fed the skin OF some OF the best medical prac.
titloners in the country.
It has cured cases that were considered hope
less. II has given relief IN violent Cough
old Asthma Wh~oopiDg-COugh. Group, brOu.
chitis, Bleeding Of the Lungs, and that tel en-
envy Of cur race-ConsuOpLOni
Al you value your life and health, be varned
In time, and do not trtfe with your Cough aud
cola any longer. but Immediately procure 4
bottle or Two Of this infniltble preparation
which Is admitted by all III have tried IL, L
be the most valuable and scientific preosrat1OI
ever offered TO the afflicted in al diseases OF tbs
Respiratory Organs.
Be not deceived Purchase no other remedy
Remember your health nay, lite, may depend
upon your caution in this particular, and tbs
this is the only rsliable remedy nov presented
70 The afflicted that not only promptly cure
coughs, Colds, and all diseases Of the Throat
Breast and Lungs, but will, in its earlier stagei
y1oS positively cure Consumption, II this rsmed
ia resorted TO in time, and the directions Whic
are ample, are faithfully followed.
Sold by all respectable Druggists in the cit,
OF Memphis, and throughout the Southern an
Western States.
September H. 1857. sells
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CHANGE or PRIEsTs.-Fsthsr Coil, OF
st. Patrlck's church, has been orderea e
report for duty 81 Nashville. His place
is to be filed by Fathar walsh, Of Nash
vile. The Gazette bids him adleu IL the
following manner Sincerely, indeed,
do we regret to have to chronicle the
fact that the Rev. NJ. Walsh has gone TO
Memphis, where be will take up bis
/ abode. or all the friends with whom
we have had TO part during q lifetime,
none affected Us more than Bidding adieu
to Father Walsh. The people Of Aem-
phis will soon learn to sympsthize with
Us in the loss we have sustained for the
loss to Us viii be 3 gain % them. That
God will bless his labors and give hip
long life and happiness We sincerely
, pray"
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CLneIKR % MAIIA.

Until further police the Malls VIII close q
follows:
For Cairo. Chicago, st. Louis, Nashville, Louis
vile. Cincinnati. Cleveland. Pittsburg, fhlla'
Gelphia. Buffalo, Albany, New York, HAIll
more, and Al cities north and west, al
3l5 PM.
For Chattanooga. Richmond, Washington.
Augusta Columbus, Tia, Montgomery NO
bile. Ala, New York, Nashville, and al citiei
south and east, At $50 pm.
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Mss
Nlcksburg, Natchsz, and all cities south, al
Apm.
Al stations on Mississippi and Tennessee
Southern New Orleans, Jackson and Grebl
Northern railroads at $3.50 pm.
All stations on Memphis and LOUISVILLE anu
branch railroads at 3 pm.
AN stations on Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
Eissippi Central. Mobile and Ohio, Nashville
and Decstur, Nashville and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee railroads at 3 am.
Tor Little ROCK. Pine Bun and all Landingi
en- Erknnsss and Whiteriyers, (~semi-weeElyl
Tuesdays ana Saturdays.
Mississippi ~river-suuth, lsemi-weeklylr tues
days and Saturdays
days and Fridays.
r c. GIST, Postmaster Memphis.
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Lnnd 10 @aIe.

undivided one-Lalfl Interest in 5000 acres
a on Red ever bottom land, In Lafayette
80 SEWER counties, Arkansas
T-6Igfnterest. the tile 20 which IS perfect, viii
h. sold az "a low dgure, Tor One-thirt cash ana
ne remainder 40 one and two years, without
interest
liver bottom lavd. above al overflow, aud the
rne.t eg6v OF land ia the state, In Crawford
THESE lerds viii 90 sod together or in par
AppIy % PIKE & ADAMS,
AUtOrneys 50 Lag
--rr Or Nafn street, Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-12

MANY TEANKs.-Mr. Mike Pyne,
Capt. Huls, Clay Rice and John Sull-
van, owners and officers of the steamer
st. Patrick, are DESTROYS Of returning
their thanks publicly to the merchants
Of our city, Vicksburg and other points
along the river, as well as the planters,
who have 30 generously patrOnizsd their
packet while in the trade. The st. Pat
rick has been taken to st. Louis for re-
pairs, when she will return and resume
her day Tuesday in the Memphis and
Vicksburg trade. With an unwRvering
faith and pluck, and a determination to
leave no effort untried to meet the wants
Of their friends, these gentlemen are
sure to maintain the present hold they
have upon the good will Of their patrons.
That they may win is our wish, and it
will no doubt be echoed by hundreds
along the river banks below.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-12

TOBACCO HoUsE.-Mr. Stern5erg has
jus. returned from a trip through the
tobseco regions Of Virginia and Missouri,
where he has fJrmed connections with
the lsrgest manufacturers. He has on
hand the celebrated Lone Jack and
"Br0vn Dick" brands, which carried
of the prize at the Paris exposition.
They can be found at his stand, 80 Front
street, recently that Of Wo5meleyJoy d
Co. His stock is very large and his
prices are exceedingly moderate. To
those who indulge theSir Walter Raleigh
propensity We recommend them to SO
thitheF and inspect this stock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-12

New MEMPHIS THEATER.-Fhe thea
Ter wss crowded lest evening, with @ full
delegation cftbe youth, beauty and in
teRigence Of our city. The Ladies Gub
and The famous bgTleSqga Of Aenaiporth
we're produced in excellent style, Lady
Don appearing to great advantage, sing
cog and playing 10 . very spirited siyls'
that pr6duced frequent evidences OF APP
probation from the audience. Her songs
were eneord and she WAS honored by &
cali before the curtain st the end Of the
piece. Tonight ReniVoyh viii be re-
peated, the performance concluding win
Mischt5 Mixing, in which Lady DOE
will sustain the principal character.
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TO PROPERTY HOLDERS.

IL Owners OF Cty Real Estate, and ali
a AGENTS OF Owner, ere respectfully reqaes-
ia 10 leave with the u1derHigued, Al the May
or once, Memphis, memurtnra OF any Haies
Leases. Subdivisions etc, made " Them since
The last assessment.
JDHN PARK,
J. T. DUPHE.
JOHN r. IRRELEVANT.
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Al Parties who have sustained losses
by death or theft of Animals Insured ty
the Nati5HGl Horse Insurance Com
pdHV, will promptly report the fact To
my office, No. 2S5 Main street, (up stairs,
for adjustment. 3. D. CAsTLEBiAN,
General Agent National Horse Insurance Co
npf11 gtnItW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-12

From a private dispatch received by
Capt. NJ. Pynei yesterday, we learn that
the steamer st. Patrick struck = snag at
Skipwith's landing, lost both chimueys,
and damaged her cabin badly. No lives
were lost. The boat will be here to-day.
The Dan Able will receive her freight.
Capt. Pyne viii go to st. Louis for what
ever is necessary 70 repair the st. Patrick
thoroughly. The St. Patrick will take
her old place in the Vicksburg trade rs
soon as possible. Capt. Pyue returns his
thanks to the merchants Of this city and
planters on the river, for the kind patron
age they have extended 10 his boat, and
hopes by diligence and attention 10 bust
ness, 10 merit q continuance ihe same.
OC9 Nv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-12

THE Henry AMEs-Capt. Frank
Hicks having assumed command Of this
elegant and handsome packet, will i'm
mediately place her in the Memphis and
New Orleans trade. She leaves St.
Louis for this port tomorrow, and will
be here to start on her first trip below on
Wednesday evening next at five o'clock,
and from that time forward will leave
here on alternate Wednesdays. Several
steamers more are to 60 in this trade
during the season. They made 3 big fuss
about It, but Capt. Frank is the only
master who has the courage to wheel his
ship into line, ready to stand Of fall by
the side Of those who have been his
friends for many years. That u peo-
pie will patronizs a home boat we know,
and that the efforts Of Capt. Hicks to &C
commodste the planters along the river
viii meet with q just return we are also
well aware. The Ames will leave here
positively on Wednesday. Capt. Thos.
L. Crawford will be her chief clerk,
while Billy Page, d Memphis and New
Orleans clerk of tine olden time and a
popular citizen OF our city, goes As assist
ant. He can be found on the levee
Wednesday morning, ready to receive
freight for his packet.
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Memphis and White River
REGULAR THURSDAY PACKET.

THE steamer JOHN 5. McCUNF A.
i viii leave Memphis EVERY A
at 5 o'clock pm, commencing
September the 5Jh. connecting st Duvalls
Bluff every Saturday morning with Railroad
train TO Little Rock, arriving at DesArc at u
o'clock m, Augusta at l0p-In., Grand Glaze sun
day morning. JaeksQnp ut sunday at II O'Clock
m. The McCune being very light dram, Will be
able TO go through TO JacSsonport and Paro-
Quette Bluffs al an stages of wa er.
W. Hay JOHNSON,
au@ LARRY HARMSTAD, Agents
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-12

Al Ladies VIII be pleased to learn that
d. A. HoIlenberg, proprietor Of the
Memphis Steam DyeiBg establishment,
No. 2I2 Beal street, has opened a con-
venient Office at ESQ Second street, where
all kinds of goods, old, faded and soiled,
will be elegantly Dyed and Renovated.
Gentlemen's wear cleaned and dyed in
superior style oc2 eodlm
The MarteUe Hat, at Francisco & Wig.
gins, 300 Main street. sell 81
Silk Undershirts and Drawers,
very low. Robson, Sneed & Co.
octll II
READ the advertisement Of
Rice, six a. Co. Their immense
stock of Fashionable Dry Goods
will be closed eat regardless Of
cost, 10 quit the retail trade.
octS Inn
We cannot enumerate the prices Of our
immense stock to be cleared out. They
are the lowest, in order TO secure an
early sale. Rice, Silk & Co. octs I'm
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MN ~.,a.f,sr .aip herst fore existing uudeE
80 Urus sad style % EEANLUAf a
E~FFD Wa d..sOIyrI on tIe - instant ~
ruafua' cuusent. .. ,. ~EEb hhEing ptf-
TrlI... bee 1H'y is authorized % collect ana
". n EENEEDAY,
J.. g.. sNEED.
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DON'T DESPAIR, Luck MAY FAVOR
YoU.-Five dollars will win $50, 900, or a
magnificent city lot, and one dollar s
farm on a Memphis railroad. Call at
the Office Of the Southern asylum, east
side Of Court SQUARE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-12

EdH OpeRiHg.-At the Southern EN-
porium of Fashion, 1884 Main street,
opposite Court Square, Mrs. NJ. G. Hua-
ter invites the ladies Of Memphis and
vicinity to call and inspect her fine Sc
lectiOns OF Millinery and Fancy GOOds,O o
next Tuesday, October 18th. Ocll 30
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TB0s. 2. sNEED.

su,cesssr 30 EeEHedsy q sEeed,
rrr con. 'aue nc grocery, Cotton ans
VI E-.E.. Cuisines So t.so old stand No
yI,sr lU vii be pleased 70 see
all rs 90 Irlsnoa j rNRED,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-12

Five Huu5re5 Dollars viii be paid FOR the ar
reSs and convection Of either one or both OF
she two blrg-arsl that entered my dWellng- -
mile frlm Ealunle. on the Memphis and
THs-leStpn R~ilr0ad. Friday uight. the ZTth
f7,t. One. q thick. heavy SET man, is supposed
T. be wounded either from pistol shot or from
moving himself headlou- through the win
dow sash and shutters, as traces Of blood were
discovered h. CLAY KING.
Ohce Ayres Building.
NFmuh s. September s, ls57.
sE-Ava anchs aud Pos copy three times.
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254FRONT STREET.-At this stand can
be found the reputable firm Of Messrs.
Shane, Bell & Co, whose card we pub
lished a day or twosgo. They are cotton
factors aud commission merchants, VINO
possess business talent and are thoroughly
reliable. They conduct their business on
the highest principles Of commercial
honor, and we feel no hesitaney in recon-
mending them to a liberal share Of public
patronage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-12

Mr.. j. d.. BrittoH, the Proprietor Of
the Old English Ale House, has sold out
his saloon on Front street, near Jeffer-
son, and, as he intends 10 make a visit
to the North, he would desire all his
friends TO come forward and settle their
hills
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-12

THE SOUTHER ASYLUM drawings are
at hand; city lots for s., and railroad
farms for 81. Call st the company's
Office, east size Of Court square.
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TITUS &C CO.,
Cotton Il Factors
n
CONMIsSION MERCHANTS
20. 10 Jefferson Street.
MEMPHIS, : TENNESSEE.

WE respectfully solicit share OF the bqst.
III ness N the pia-tels Of the south. VI
EEauE our former customers ior Lhelr patIuu'
r|uua Fuglnes. with us Our charges are lnt
-ame ~ HERETOFORE. All Cotton consigned 70 N
uII be iusured, unless otherwise tnsirusJeo.
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FINE ESABE PIANO. 7~-octave, nearly
a usas cost over 80 for sac az q pargsla'
part casa ana part time. Apply 20 n. F.. Ap-
ans Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-12

Cali al ihe Memphis Hat Conn
paHy aud buy your Fall Hat:
zee Main stJeet, Opposite the
Square. ocI2 Ivy
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Nattoe.

he November Term or the County Court
"A o. She b. county. Tenn, i VIII apply for
] etters Of Administrator on the estate OF
Henry Bower, deceased.
Hslum 8 washington, Attorneys
Ocg laWfMF
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S. @. TOOF. Proprietor
Architect and Engineer.

VyHE undersigned would respectfully inform
his friends and the public that be Is pre-
pared to devote his whole attention TO Design
ing Pans and Supsrintsnding Buildings, with
as mucA energy M attention to bis patrons
interest as he did FOR the Cityis interest while
City Engineer.
OFFICE-Stillman Block, Second n Msdi-
son streets. charges reasonable.
j. H. MCCLURE
a..ENk,-s -
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BURGLARY. An individual called
VIM. Wesley was placed behind the bars
yesterday, to await his trial on a charge
OF burglary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-12

KEEP A STIFF UPPER LIP.-Dull times
may be contracted by winning a mag
nifieent city lot for IS, or q railroad farm
for 81. Call at Southern asylum office,
east OF Court square.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-12

The Fashions for Mems aud
Boys Hats at the Memphis Hat
company, ESQ SIain street OppO-
site the square Ocl2 Nv
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A MIsTAKE.-The Ledger states that
Mai. Ward, editor Of the Pamela Star,
died Of cholera on Saturday last. 4
gentleman informs Us that he received
a letter from Pamela dated Wednesday,
when the major was still alive, although
dangerously 80.
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING N
"A vestment The plantation is known as the
town or Lake Blum, on White river, ARK, u
road crossing, containing betw cen fOursnd five
hundred acres, about one hundred cleared
as feet above the late overflow, the remainder
heavily timbered, together with the whole OF
half interest in q NEW STEAM SAW MILL,
6oft " horse power) Engine, Blacksmith's Shop.
Garpenteris Tools. Wagons and all necessary
appurtenauces for running the same. There is
Rdne Mansion with nine rooms. 3 Cisfern, tea
pacity GOO gallouE9 three Cabins, a Warehouse,
Two good Wood Yards, and the best landings
on the river. The above viii be sold at low dg-
ores and on easy-terns. For further psricU-
lars address Mrs. NJ. L II
-uN4F AAnaaTnaz.a