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WANIHD-IHH
A LIP OR A OIL.
S5E II ARD

so h| ,-,u ,..s to the re-.
- = e1upIe OF Light Ray Mules, aged ?
49, each. one a mere The oihef q heI,e Llole
ssTaved on tue sIE o. this mont4, 40 e.tt11
@ 49, ~ g5IhervIl EOing in the aFecIon
- lFampbEg TIE ais3ve IeW ard Wnl oe cls
fuIiy paid. ANY peIsss kg9Wlng OF y 49,
VII please send % r. A@s NoLtnT IL
AMI Marshall county, Miss
OsT, STRAYED or STOLEN
-TT1rae COWS from Alabama street, bstTeen
MarEet street and the Raleigh road on 7alht
49, ne Ifrh lusI-Uue q hru Gov hLL Se
oDea fall White one and one bE4lu4e pa
61tb No. with nearly white bIk 41o ~
back 81 fHli white. ABBY lnI5ranaloH i7'I WIN
me VIII MICHAEL JOYCE
Alabama street. nsxttO SOFA Water Factory.
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CHAELIE DECKER This ~diminutive
specimen of manhood returned a day or
two since after a visit Of some months to
the East, where he has been showing
himself to good advantage. Charlie is
about nineteen years of age, aud we'll
known to our citizens as oDe Of the
oldest newspaper men in the business.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22

Ia French RemedIes-Have
saved thousands all over Europe, hay
ing been for many years the first assist
ant at Professor La Mirandes' Private
Hospital in Paris, and having been in
duced to establish a branch in this
country, 1 am now prepared to furnish his
celebrated remedies for Consumption, Rheu-
matism, Scrofula ETC.; also, the genuine i'm
ported Vitella 80 Health's Grand Restorer-
the only certain cure for a constitution
shattered by the excuses and abuses Of
youth. Do not be tempered with by mex
perienc7d physicians. Address your COM
municstions to DR.. G. ". Feruier, 25 West
f7th St, New York. Advice gratis, but if
you give US the full history of your case,
the consultation fee OF three dollars should
be enclosed. Ladies may address us in full
nor
Marriage and CeHbaey.-An essay for
young men on the crime Of solitude, and the
diseases and abuses which create i~mpediments
to marriage, with sure means OF relief. Sent
in sealed envelopes free OF charge. Address
DIR. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Phi Ladelphia.
OcA d&wSm
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL IROCHES

Having a direct influence TO the parts, give i'm
mediate relief FOR Bronchitis, Asthma,
Catarrh, ~COBsumPtiys and Throat Dis
eases, Troches sre used with always good
success.
singers and Public Speakers use them
to clear and strengthen the voice.
OBTAIN only "BRowS's BRONCHIAL rEO-
CHS" and do not take any OF the Worthless
mutations that may be offered. SOLD EVERY
wRERE. oe27eOd5m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22

DISHONEST DaNIEsTIC.-Mrs DR.. Ne
MILAN, who resides at 100 Madison
street, appeared before Justice Miller
yesterday, and complained that her SER
want Martha bad stolen a pair Of waffle
irons, q quantity OF provisions, and some
clothing. Martha was arrested, lodged
in jail, and will have a hearing before
the Justice to-day.
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NOTICE!

Steiner Bros. & Baum are deter
m1nedSo give up Business by the let
OF January, and, therefore, offer
their entire Wholesale aud Retail
stock of Clothing, Hats and Gents
Furnishing Goods, at less than New
York COST. This being no aumbug,
the Public VIII do well to call on
them and secure Bargains. Remem-
Der the place.
STEINER BROS. a BAUM,
ass Main, Cor. Madison ST.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22

DEPAETED-A few days ago we men
Toned the desth Of the esteemed Nr.
Hezry Clay Gancey. Wednesday night
his sister, Miss Rosiua l. Eancey, also
died, and was buried on yesterday after
noon. Thus within a few shoot years
three brothers and a sister have passed
away.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22

PERsoNAI-We we're pleased ysster-
day 70 receive q call from Mr.. N. Nun
ford, editor Of the T7UtOH County Record,
who is in town putting up al the WOr-
sham HGu-e. The Record, as well as
its editor and proprie tors, is sound in
every particular, ard Is one Of The best
advertising mediums in the State.
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f n 7

new brick Business House tnree e.1IleH
1,Fsb ,r,tb ca1ar aud all necessary improve
meats. lust completed, at No. ? Howaras Row.
Also. the Wheatley plantation, elshI 4lLes
soufb-nf Memphis. between the river aau morn
49, T,sd III contains GOO acres OF lerHNe
omen isnd under good fence, with improve
mentS located so as 70 make tue place suscsltt
~ = div-fsiou MO lhree tracts OF ~ acres
sacb ThfS Is one OF the best places IN the
cC11trv suitable for grain or cotton-growingi
o' 5, 4o al. ~ ID. Saunders, 81 South Court
st,st Or c. weaver, on the plantation.
no81-2W
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The Public is now sgare that Rice,
Stix a Co.'s closing Dry ooo@s sale Il 20
deception. The Inducements onerea are
such IS viii convince any mat One
stock VIII be elosed ont IS soon Is posi-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22

EXCHANGE NO ROBBERY.-A "swap"
is invited by Messrs Benton d Macl5an,
which deserves attention. s. fine piece
Of real estate. well improved, will be ex-
changed for a stock Of clothing, etc. See
a6NarfisPment.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22

RETURNED.-Mr. D. H. Fieger, for
merIy Master Mechanic OF the Memphis
and Charleston Railroad, but now the
General Passenger Agent Of the Great
Southern Mail Route, has returned to the
eitv to snend 8 few DAYS with bis famiIy.
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VALUABLE RIVER PLANTATION
SALE or RENT.

mHE farm known as the Richardson pace, an
TIufuu county. Tenn. five miles uel9S Aau-
IIfnt routafuIuE 90 aCIH- o. when tl4t@
80 elssTeI and uuI.ra rur state 90 ,UiIiN4-
ION Thc-eareu ON tac place rHut'nrADte d@-l
7fna a uss and negro r-tlu- . Good SIN li,e9
--F - rs-4--arv 8u. houses. Terms r-~a-'nantS-
Lnoiv Ia Agre. %eLeuuan~ Co.. - Trout ~ q
Eyen1b.r or tot The undersigned a. CovingtOn'
IenEe,se JR PALMER.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR ST. LOUIS.

FOR ST. LOUIS.
Memphis and Sc. Louis Packet Company.
For Cairo and sL. Louis.
MASTER
The elegant passenger steamer 49,
THIS DAY, ga Inst, At 10 an
noy1H ELEd. CALVERT. supT.
For Cairo and 81. Louis.
WORRIES maqter
This elegant passenger steamer
will cave A
THIS DAY, 22d inst, at II A..
WAY JOHNSON, Agent,
star Wharb0aL
Memphis and st. Louis Packet Company.
For Cairo and St Louis.
McFheeters master
ms splendid passenger packet r.
THE DAY, I'D inst. at : pm.
nozz FLEM CALVERT. STUNT.
For Csiroland 81 Louis.
.-------.Y Yates master
Ihls splendid steamer win leave It.
SATURDAY. 2Sd inst, at pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD q Co. Agents.
Corner Main and Madison streets. or
hoVAA5 WhaTfoOat, foot Monroe street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22

SURGICAL INSTRUMENT THIEVES.
About three o'clock yesterday morning,
some burglars effected an entrance into
the Office Of DIR. DeLGp, Ten Third street
near Adams by means of 3 back win
dow, and succeeded in carrying of three
case OF valuable surgical Instruments.
The thieves got or with the tools.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22

PROSPECTS OF THE CTTY'S CONTINUAL
PROsPEEITY.-Cheapsn railway freights,
by consolidating railway lines, and far
mers will produce more Of articles which
now will not bear the cost Of tTsnspoFta-
ton. The cost Of food, thus lessened apd
mechanics a afford to live and build
houses in Memphis. Now that the whole
topical belt around the world grows cot
ton, Southern farmers will hoe corn and
dig potatoes. Thus we shall have cheaper
food in the South than elsewhere; clin-
ate and soil are both faultless the fields
cleared for cotton will be burdened with
cereals railway charges will be lesseDed
by the consolidation and concentration
OF different lines mechanics can afford
to live, and will own their houses; lots
like those 70 be sold by Col. Monsarrat
today, at Che Mississippi and Tennessee
railroad station, will, at present reduced
auction prices, be eagerly sought after.
In fact those who expect TO make Mem
uhis their abiding place, should take adj
vantage OF the present collapsed condi-
ton Of the money market, and secure
homes. Once before there vas yellow
fever in Memphis. Five months after
the cessation Of its rayages, Memphis
property was more coatly than yer be-
fore. The credit sales OF T~rezevant's
property, in the suburbs, by Register &
Trezsvant, chow that the faith Of the
multitude In the future prosperity OF
Memphis Ia mistaken. Let US be hope
full. War, yellow fever, cholera and
Rsdicalism are temporary ealamities.
Time and faith viii cure them.
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anime U stock. Lindauer, Arnold 4
Co, 81 Main street. noyI3 I'm
Price Gents Ready-Aade Clothing at
). ID. LOEensteln 4 BrOs.', No, 23i MaIa
street. They are closing out.
novl9 1w
Price ladies' and Gems Heu.Srtcb
HandkeFehlefs az ]. H.. LewensteIn A
Br0s.,p No. 23i Main street. they are
January. noyIg Iw
Price CslicOes and Dress Goods at ]. n.
L~OSeHstein d BFOs.', clay Building.
laey are a erifcing them, to close by
the LIST Of January. movie Iw
Fresh mince pies and delicious oyster
patties every day at Berton's CONNECTION
cry, corner Of Fourth and Poplar streets.
novl6-2w
Price Ken and BOYS Boots and shoes.
al }. d. LeEeEsteiR d BrUs.', z3i Haln
street: They are quitting business.
novl9 lw
Price Ladies', Misses aud ChIIdFen's
shoes at J. d. bOWensEein d BrOs,', CIay
Building They are closing OUT.
novl9 fw
Price Dry Goods az !. II. LOHensteIn 4
Bros, NO. 251 kaln street. They are
seIiIhs OuL. novl9 lw
Read the New Advertisement Of
HIee, St1x & Co. Their prices have
been again reduced in accordance
with the latest decline, ana they
mean to ofer such Inducements as
VIII guarantee an early sale.
We are selling Goods at panic prices.
Call early. Lindauer, Arnold & Co., 81
msin street. novl3 I'm
Read the advertisement of Lfndsuer
Arnold q Co., 3lI Main street, corner
Monroe. uav12 I'm
Great Clearing Sale at Lindauer, Ar
mold q Co.'s, 81 Main street.
novl3 In
Dry Goods cheap, cheaper, cheapest,
At IIu0aupr Arnnid n NJ "a u,TQ -,
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Price BLANKETS. Biannels and Bones.
llcs at J. H. LOWeastein a BFOs.', Clay
building. 1hey are quitting business.
novl9 1W
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Look at our new prices Of Fancy Dress
Goods, Knit Goods, Shawls, Cloaks,
Hosiery, Balmorals they are all greatly
reduced, at Rice, Silk & Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22

Quick TIHE-At a late hour last
night we heard the rattle Ct q Southern
Express wagon rolling past sanctum,
aud upon investigation we found it son
tanned oysters just arrived from B2'u-
more in the uupFecedeHtedly short time
Of iry-fye hours. This is wonderful,
and upon inquiry we found that every
consignment received by Bliss, at .
Madison street, come in This time. Just
think Of il oysters put up IN Baltimore
on Wednesday night viii be here to-
night atIi O'clock. IL is no wonder that
Bliss oysters are so much priced.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.

FOG WHITE RIVER.
tOr White River-U. $. n.
TEMPEST -.-.Shult master
This elegant Passenger steamer II
will leave as above Oh
THIS DAY, I'D inst, at 4 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD { CO, Agents.,
Corner Matu aud Madison sts., or
no2z It Cisy &-hRrfbOat, foot Monroe st.
For White RIver-U. S. N.
GUIDON master
This splen,hd passenger steamer IL
vii leave a ntOye -
SATURDAY, I'D inst, al S p m.
LEVY Il MILLER, AGENT.
noE 2t 81 roni street.
For White River.
GU4DaS master
This excellent steamer leaves IT.
Memphis as absve,
SATURDAY, 2d inst at PIN.
LEVY & MILLER. Agents,
nOv2I 30 :62 Front street.
For Waite klYeF.
BOSE HAMILTON -....-.Ne master
This elegant Messenger steamer "a
will leave Z%S1t&
FRIDAY, I'd inst, at . pm.
novel % ELLIOTT = 20, Agents.
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Should the above cases be disposed OF
in time, Attorseys can execute writs OF
inquiry up to the time Of adjournment.
CRIMINAL COURT William Hunter,
Judge, Etc The murder case Of the
State va. Joseph DonloD, will continue
several days. The examination Of wit
nesses commenced on yesterday. The
prisoner stands indicted for the murderoi
his wife some months since. The theory
Of defence is insanity on the part Of the
accused.
MUNICIPAL COURT-Geo. ". Val
dToB, Jbdge.-Meets to-day at the usual
hour. The November term-law side
will commence on Monday next, which
will be motion day. On Tuesday the
trial docket will be called, and cases will
be set for trial on Wednesday. The
criminal side ofsthis Court will adjourn
ia a day or two, to court in course.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22

SCENE OF LABOKs CHANGEp.-The
officers OF the Southern Asylum, dis
parsed two months ago Icy yellow fever,
write that the Central Agency OF the
company has been transferred TO Chi
cago. The affairs of the company viii
be directed here, and lands msy he sold
thare where grsenbscks are abundant.
This change was contemplated several
months age. The Secretary Of the com
pany writes that tbs next drawing viii
occur iu January. The address OF tie
c1Apauy is Rooms 8 and 10, NO. l95
Washington street.
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FOR CAIRO.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

FOR NEW ORLEANS.
For New Orleans.
----.....-...A Q. Ross master
This splendid passenger steamer IL
viii leave for the above on ~
THIS DAY. 22d inst, a. ! pm.
LARRY HARMSTAQ 4 D AGENTS.
Corner Main and Maids N sUs., or
nOV221t Wharfboab, foot Monroe street.
Regular New Orleans S8turtay Packet.
BART ABLE. ....----.H Harrison master
This fine passenger packet leaves
for the above ~
SATURDAY, 25d inst, at ) pm.
Tor freight or passage. apply on board, or to
JAMES T. BUURNE Il CO, Agents,
nOv2l - No. l. Jefferson street.
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Paid iaseys, Jeans, Gray Blankets,
White Blankets, Flsnnels, an colors.
Gents, underwear reduced twenty-five
per cent from last months prices, at Rice,
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ron a RIvER

FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Regular Memphis and Arkansas River WesKIv
Us. Mail Packet.
For Pine BIHR and Little Rock.
whitaker, master
viii leave N
THIS DAY, I'D inst, at 5 pm.
JAS T. BOURNE & CO., Agents.
hOZ IL No. y jefferson IL -ert.
Regular Arkansas River Packet.
PILGRIM Rsrry -,.,t.r
EhIs elegant passenger steamer IT,
Will leave -N
THIS DAY, I'D inst, at S pm.
MART WALT q CO., Agents.
nONZu go Front street.
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IL r. E N t

The residence OF Dr. wM. V. TAYLOR ST,
on Poular street extended, Just beyond city
Iults, andsWithin one hundred yards OF lue
cifv ratIwav. Tee house contains ten rooms
with ~out-houses, two large clsIerns, ana -
other necessary convenience, together VIII
Three acres Of Land attacnelr coMPllaAHs i"1
garden spot, orchard, etc.
Will be rented either for one year or 4eessu
70 q good tenant for q term o. years.
For terms, etc, apply 10
Attorney-atLaw. over Commercial Bank.
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at is reported that the st. Louis Nh
tual Life Insurance Company, of st.
Louis, Mo-, has lost over $3.50, 600 by yell
low fever this summer at Galveston, New
Orleans and Mississippi, the localities to
which their business is chiefly confined. -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22

Price Brogans, LIhseys and Cotton
Stripes at J. H. ~LOWensteIn 4 Rros -
Clay Building. They are closing 0uI,
noVIO IW
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/ T,TuN y, m -
- st,e.f I'M Adams EiocE. suitable for literary
sSsociations. balls, private parties, clubs, lee
TD,es. fairs. etc. VIII be rented f~eaNonADiS
Or Sdme. Lice, On the premises, from Z 20 III
araTnaE u m.
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rOR SALE.
Eor sale.

u,EE uuders5gued 0Eers one-half interest IN
fEe MISSISSIPPI HOTEL opposite the
kfssissippi and Tsnuessee kslr2s9 LEO
~AdmiuistratOr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22

WISH 20 rent 700 acres OF rich Big ,reek
LAND in the NortherE portion or Fhel1y
county, Tenn. Il viii oe rented IN large OF
small Iracts Address
CHANBERLAYNE JONES, SK,
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COMMISSION.
No. . UNION STREET.
Memphis -: Tennessee.

VIGIL pms
THANKFUL Tor the very liberal patronage
4 heretofore extends 10 them. they hope bv
uuremittug attention 20 businsa TO stiu merit
a continuance Of public favor.
Their facilities for storing and selling Cotton
are unsurpassed by any house la the city. A
cOmmOdlDus Brick Shed attached 70 their store
house gives them immediate and constant
oversight OF all Cotton In store. NJ Cotton
consigned TO as will be Insured. uals-s iusfruc-
lions 70 the coutrary.
BagEing, Rope and Iron Ties furnished at
lowest market prices. 49, 9ugell
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TOR RENT

EOh hENt
Nv residence on Thornton avenue, between
Oh Market aud Alabama streets. where 4 nov
reside: acre or land, house eleven rooms,
home. AZ the same time convenient 70 the pus-
ineSs part OF the city. Possession given the
n II. W~AGGENER,
-.-r.r 24 Main street.
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ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY

or Cuba, conducted by the s snish Govern
ment SSSi,O0O in Gold drawn every seventeen
days, prizes csshed and IN Information furnished.
The highest rales paid for DOpbIOoHS and al
kinds Of Gold and Silver.
TAYLOR q CO.,
BANKERS, No. Il Wall St.,
nos 3m New York.
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T
centrally located business house on Front
Row. Possession given Immediately.
80 Nv. PAGE. JIG.
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The Ladies are invited to call and ex-
anime our stock. Lindauer, Arnold &
Co, 81 Main street. nov13 I'm
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FOR BENT FOR THE YEAH 1858,

SMALL FARM, In the immediate NlclnlIg
A on Germauuown, and nol more man AaL
= 1-fTa nom The DEPOT. con- aiming some srNtE'4
I've acreg. about hall OF which istn cultivation
- [ou,forfable dwelling hOus-, containing
- looms. with out house,, etc. q good sptlhs
~ never falling water, aud other apPeuu"A
p,s.assiOu given Outhe ist OF January heAthI-
.vTiTrg ne Ffgt of December follow -ng. Apply
= EE5rv T ZONES. living iu sEuJ Of the place
70 HENRY T. JONES.
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ZINE OFFICES n SLEEPING-ROOMS, at
p-ces % suit the times. Also. STORE ana
cbsqD- can on J XXI PRIfCdAkD,
cashier Tennessee Saving Institution Bethel
SpiacE nov20St
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20 r X F n T.

The elegant new building No towards
ow. three stories high. with good cellar,
A,,lv 70 NJ. L. MEACHAM,
o-y54f No. Union street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-22

los Griffin vs. AynatL.
lG Chase, admir-, VS. WilbOurne.
Jos Mally vs. Becquet.
no He-dish VS. DO.b-y et uE.
III Cooper q Powers VS. Dunbar.
H. Holmes vs. White.
l3 vii iaTns q Co VS. Church.
ia Baine vs. Maddox.
lis Scott VS. Htse.
l6 owen vs. Joiner.
III Leiben vs. smith & Co.
lis Lawrence VS. Miller ct al.
ll8 RenfroW vs. Memphis & Ohio Railroad Co,
sl2l Bruce q Co. VS. COstsn, admir-.
I3 Bayless vs. LAIR.
Ia Douglass q Co. vs. Cross.
I5 Brown vs. Holland eJ al
Us aurrell, admir-, W Boon.
II Peres vs. Strauss et al
lS Fl lott VS. McCJmts.
10 Fort ON vs. Galloway.
$50 Harrigan, admir-, vs. Rice, admir-.
l2 Saint SUI. part. y~sCOgsweii et uN.
lS3 Parish vs. Smith & Co
l4 DeBarre vs. Park ct al.
l5 Memphis & RAILROAD Co. VS. Hughes,
1856 Harrison vs. Miller.
ii Smith VS. Fletcher.
lS McLean VS. Sale e. al.
lS9 Bugh vs. Memphis " Ohio Railroad Co.
l40 JohnsOn vs. smith.
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nnE 49,

We request that our patrons VIII not pay
the nevsboys more than i've cents a copy for
the APPEAL. II is solo over the ounte at
that price, and We allow the newsb0ys a sufi-
Gent margin TO make a handsome PROFIT by
selling the papers at five esnts per copy.
To THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL.
Subscribers are requested to report any
irregularities in the delivery Of the
Appeal st the counting room. Carriers
will be furnished weekly with certificates
authorizing them TO cOllectsuhscriptions
Ed MANSFORD.
Supt. OF Circulation,
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PPLSCATION VIII be made by D. @ Trader,
"a ESQ, ~ the December Term, 49, OF the
rr15efV Court Of Shelby county, Tor letters Of
REHABILITATION an the estate OF A. ". Arnold,
deceased. ~ oroer Of court
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THE COURTS.

CHANCERY COURT-Wn " Smith,
Chancellor, Etc.-The orders and DEGREES
entered on yesterday are as follows
Wynne vs.. Wynne, order Of reference;
Anderson vs.. Hee5 order of reference
Haudhauser vs.. Ruser, order Of references;
Halium vs.. S~eargent, order of reference;
HeeIy vs. Heely, order Of reference;
Waddell VS.. Ferguson, sci. IA. granted
RutledgeY VS.. Rogers, fiual decree; Eakin
vs.. Borden, final decree. In the case Of
J. NJ. Tomsny ct al. VS.. John Eaton, Jr.,
ct al, the-demurrer Of defendants was
oyerruled ana leave given to answer
The compliments allege, in their bill,
that they are stockholders in the Mem
phis Post, and charge that J0hnEatoD and
L. B. Eaton have -fraUduleutly credited
contributions, - tRsiE own capital stock
and money received for advertisements,
and that they have generally mismau-
aged the business Of the concern. They
aver that the assets of the company are
Si9, 100, and liabilities Si5,lSj, and that
owing to mismanagement they are in
danger Of incurriug great loss and lisbil-
ity. That JnO. Eaton claims stock to the
amount Of So, 436 20, and L. B Eaton
SO. 069 81. The cOmplainanis ask that
q Receiver be appointed to take charge
VI LIZ LNoALNnA AA-N ~ aaLS 70 sun
and that the joint stock company be dis
solved, etc. Chancellor Smith an
nounced that in the case Of McDonoUgh
VS.. beagle, he was not ready to give q
decision, but would take tup IN a day or
two. He was inclined to believe from
the investigation he had given the case,
that he had not jurisdiCtion-but that be
wGuid act on this in a day or two, and
also the exceptions to defendants an
swer consequently the 'SBlack Crook "
can only be seen in the Cuancery Court
for the present. The Chancellor also
notified counsel iD the case Of alleged
contempt of J. B. Bingham, Deputy
United States Marshal, in f0rciOly taking
property out OF the hands Of the Sheriff
and ejecting his Waterman from the
premises, that he would prefer postpon-
ing the investigation OF the case until
Saturday, or Monday. Numerous sfida-
Wits have been filed in the case, and We
presume this case will settle the respee-
tive rights Of United States Marshsls
aud Sheriffs as to all future cases.
Law CoURT-JGmeS 0. Pierce, Judge,
Etc.-The cases SCI for trial to-day, are
as follows
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