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Total amount rece we'd last eas0n,---BS,E 30
APPLES Good are scarce and prices
are firm, at from s. TO S. per barrel. Re
ceipts, 259 barrels.
BRAN-Reeeipts are getting better
and the market is becoming weaker.
Sales on levee at $50 to S3j per ton. Re
ceipts, lone.
BUTTER-There IS a very good de-
mand for choice and the market is again
being repleAished from above. Roll and
tub, 50 to 3Sc. Receipts, 50 kegs.
BAGGING-The stock on hand is not
very large and the demand is light.
Prices are weak at % to 30c for both
Kentucky and India. Receipts, none.
CORN-Receipts are becoming better,
but prices are firm at IS 10 81 90 on
levee: from store at from 2 TO Sc per
bushel higher. Receipts, 1863 sacks.
COFFEE-There is a good demand
for ell kinds, and prices are steady. Rio,
IS TO 2sc; Laguayra, IS to 3se Java, As
to 45c. Receipts, 253 sacks.
CHEESE-The demand continues good,
with fair receipts. English dairy, 20 to
Bic factory, Is to Ice western reserve,
Is to lie. Receipts, so boxes.
CORNMEAL-A good demand exists
for fresh ground, aud prices are firm.
Sales on levee al 81 D to 81 SO; from
store. 81 rs to 50. There is no quotabIe
difference between fresh ground and kiln
dried. Receipts, $40 barrels.
EGGS-Reeeipts continue light with q
rood demand, and prices firm. Fresh
hacked IS TO 373c. Receipts, l pkg.
FLOUR-The market is well supplied.
There is a good local demand for fine
brands, with fair shipping trade doing in
comm0ner grades. Prices are firm and
hard to quote accurately. Common, 81
to 50 supeFfine, SO to S1l; \, Sl1 10
So 50; Xxx, NIX, and all fancy brands
from SIS to $l7 per barrel. Receipts,
| sack aud 10 barrels.
GAME-Wild meats Of all kinds are
| getting out OF season, and prices are very
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First Baptist Church, Second street,
between Adams and Washington streets.
There will be preaching in this
church this morning at eleven o'clock,
and this evening at Il o'clock by the
parson, Rev. A. b. Miller. The Sunday
school and bible classes meet at 8 I'm,
and young peoples prayer meeting at
three nm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-24

MOBILE AND OHIO RAILROAD ALI
RIGHT.-The damages done by the late
food have been repaired, and passengers
can rely on making time and sure con-
nection to st. Louis, Cairo, Chicago, and
all eastern aud northern cities. Two
trains leave the depot at the head Of
Main street daily 1880 pm. express, and
10 pm. express mail. feb2l At
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CHANGE or BAsE.-Our esteemed
friends F. Glassick x Co. have changed
their place OF business from No. $50
Front Row to No. go Main street, under
Odd Fellows hail, where they keep n
superior selection Of the most approved
sporting firearms, both imported and OF
their own manufacture, in great variety
and at reasonable prices. We speak Of
our own knowledge when We assert that
no superior woTkmen are TO he found in
The United States, and that ali they I'M
dcrtake is carefully and substantially
executed in the best manner. They have
been many years in Memphis, and are
200 well known 10 old citizens to require
anything more than a simple notice
they may be found by their host
Of friends and customers.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

National Cancer Institute and Magnetic
lnfrmary, No. S65 Wabash avenue, Chic. n;
H., and No. 2I Main street, Memphis, up
stairs, under the control OF the enowne
c~lairvoyant sisters. Victoria and Tennessee,
assisted by the best n edical talent. All the so
called incurable diseases treated rs specialitles.
They have a certain and painless cure for can
co.'s and tumors, an infal ible system for con-
sumption and asthma; specifics for heart dis.
ease and rheuInat.sm and perfect sucuoss IN
the Treatment Of all othsr chronic diseases,
based upon tie latest discoveries ia medical,
clAirvoyant and magnetic science. 1t is n fact,
demonstrated by fifteen years practice, that
ali diseases that cannot be cured by remedies
can, by The heal ng power possessed by the
ella rvOyant sisters. Address Nation VI Cancer
Institute and Magnetic L~nhrmary, sock box
5g26, Chicago, H., or lock box 90, Memphis,
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-The Flor
ences delighted q large audience last
night with their rendition of Temptation
and Thrice Married. These talented
aTtistes aud careful delineators Of Irish
characters never fail to please. They
remain with US another week. Monday
evening Kathleen MayOuBncen will be
performed.
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Inc IeHsaS la Gazette saws Al
though great inducements have been
held out by our planters, some Of them
have not yet obtained the force they re-
quiTe, while others can obtain an
abundance Of labOrers, most Of whom
have contracted on shares. Land Is
being turned up that has remained I'M
cultivated for the past few years, and all
seem sanguine OF success. The planter
seems to prefer the negroes receiving a
share of the crop, but, under the present
favorable aspect, it is TO be hoped that
the coming season will prove more prnfi-
table to both than the last. With news
of the completion Of most Of the ievees
above, and the continuous fine and IA
vOrable weather for planting g,
all are going to work with renewe,.
energy, and with better Of
success than nj the commencement Of
last season, when the lsvees were down
in places, causing insecurity 10 be felt
generally.
The foreign exports Of cotton from
Charleston duringthe month of January
show, not only a large increase over any
preceding month of the current COM
meTeial year, but are also much heavier
than in any month since the opening of
that port in July, 1860. In January
nearly 5000 bales of cotton were shipped
foreign and cOastwise, Of which I7,lSg
bales have gone forward on foreign ac-
count.
The following is the total number OF
bales Of cotton received al Mobile by the
rivers and railroads from September Ist
up TO February 2JtB
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DISCOURSE ON TEMPERANcE.-The
Rev. S. II Ford, L. i. D.. has consented
to deliver a lecture to the temperance
divisions Of this city tonight, admission
free, at the Tabernacle on Court street.
HIS subject win be a the effects of in
temperance upon states and statesmen,
on the destiny of individuals and
nations" Such a theme affords a fine
opportunity for drawing historic pictures
Of blighted and ruined characters whom
intemperance has dragged down from
the pinnacle of fame and power, and the
consequent effect on liberty aud virtue
OF nations. The manner in which this
subject will be handled by this well
known orator can be easily anticipated
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-24

KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE.
CHARTERED IN 1916.
Col. Z. 7. p. ALLAN, Superintendent,
Assisted 10y a ul and able Faculty.

WrHE Course Of Study is that usually taught
m the best colleges The Moral culture Of
cadets receives special attention. The Discip-
line is al that its name itapOrts. The Govern
nssutssirict, bot mid and parental. Parents
may send their sons 10 fhis School with entire
aJaaieure tlat they viii not DE exposed to
ghgse aiIuremgnts 10 vice and ul-Si pafiOn
found DO 2lltowns ana cities Inc location being
six rnEes lruau any iown-fLe situation In y
nigh and rolling country noted fUr health and
~saiubriys
The Spring Session. 1897,
VIII commence on MONDAY. JANUARY =,
lsT. and continue Twenty 40 weeks
Charges for Board and Tuition, including
lights. 5upl aud washing, One Hundred and
Seventy i've Dollars. $40 currency per semi
annual s~essaun, Invariably IA advance. no
rxtIses whatever.
Adlrass Superintendent, FaTgudale T. D.,
FrauElfu rpuutN. knutI"rv dei-am
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BASE BALL-The match game of base
ball between the first nine Of Athletic
base ball club, aud the first nine Of At
Iantie base ball club, took place yester-
day on the Atlantic ground, at the state
hospital. The game commenced at 1880
pm aud ended at $50 pm. The score
as follows
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-24

woRsHAH-Col. Ed. Worsham, No.
1851 Main street, has al the latest pa
pers, among which may be found the
Clipper, Leslie's illustrated Newspaper,
Chimney Corner, Literary Album, Ne
trouoIitan Record, Atlantic and Harper's
Monthly for March, the Galaxy, lie Bon
Ton. Boston Pilot, irish American, Irish
people. WaveEly Magazine and New
York Ledger, with a good selection Of
reading matter for Sunday or any other
day.
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The quarterly conference will bold
its session at the Central Methodist
church, commencing on Monday norm
iDr at ton oicloek
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MEMPHIS. TESy., FeIsuasy IT,. 1Si7.
We have eXtIuiurtf1he lenscs OF Dr. BERN
HAepr, and cunsiscr them superior a. auy we
have seen. 1h-y are admirably adapted not
only to4mpfave the Hlptrfeclious of impaired
signt, but To relieve t9e we-lriE4ss 81 VsiDu
which constant stgdy Produces Many Of trio
Giases are Of new and iu-eutuus G. NtrivauCo.
We cordially recommend The Doctor Co al
those who require scieutihe optical asaist7n O.
JOHN PITMAN, NJ u.
GkOEGE r. GRANT, N. D.
4. II. HOP~fN. - D.
+. Mills WfLLhTT. ". r., lei Adams street.
Rev. J. g. SIEDMAN.
q. With. Res or Of Calvary Church
Rev. J. WITHERSPU0N.
Rev. Or. \ II FORD, Pastor BlpiSt Chure7.
A.. A. DAVIS Cumberland Presb9 terrain Church.
q. b. LILLY, O. D.
Testimonials similar TO The above may beseCn
at DR.. BERSHAEDT's Office, rom
r d ARNOLD, NJ. D.. savannah, Ga.
JOSEPH II PLUNkETr, Pastor Of IT. PaCl's,
Hon JAMES l. ORR, Governor Of South Of
Hon. oJ0NATHAN WORTH. Governorof North
Carolina
Hos. A URrIN, Governor Of Penrsvlvana.
HOMO I. MORTON Governor OF Iudi
Hon. II A. SWIFT. rI-G-Y~ruOr of Minnesota.
Hon. ALEX RAMSEY, Ex-Governor on Slim
uesnta
Hon. RICHAED YATES. Governor OF Illinois.
H. SEYMOUR, Governor Of New York
X +. FENiuN, Governor Of New York
Aud many other Distinguished gentlemen.
several years OF pnblie pracfixe and
study IN the hospitals Ia Eurote, adj gsting spec
taclas % patients under every aspect % defect-
i've VISION as well % experience in an extensive.
long es Nd ished business IN his orf5eal stores,
botn here aAd in Europe, Dr. BERNHAkDf
considers II a suffcient guarantees Of his ability
10 apply such glasses as are best calculated Tor
the assistance or recovery OF imperfect sighL-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-24

PERSONAL. Harvey M$Ses, Esq,
the talented and spicey local editor of
the late Commercial aud Argas, left on
Friday evening for Louisville. We
commend him to vi friends Of that city
as one Of the most whole-souled gentle
men we have ever had the pleasure TO
know. As a spicey local he has but few
superiors, and as a gentleman he is the
peer Of the best. Wherever he may go,
or whatever business he may enter, he
has the good wishes Of all who knew
him in Memphis.
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COMMIssIoN.-We would call the at
tention of our friends To the card Of ].
c. Forbes * Co. commission merchants,
etc, New Orleans. Mr.. Forbes is well
known for his sterling business qualities
in Hickman, Ky, and in this city, and
has secured the services of Mr.. j. ID.
Ritson, for several years book-keeper in
the Commercial bank of Tennessee, and
latterly of the First national bank of
this city. We take pleasure in voueh-
ing for them as gentlemen worthy OF
any business which may pc entrusted to
them.
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OFFICE or THE DAILY APPEALl
MEArHlS, February 2i.IS-. s pm. I
GcaeEai Ba-iaes-.
We nave no change to report in prices
since our last. L3IEe amounts of pro-
duee continue to arrive, and our landing
IS covered with freight Of every descrip-
ion. The same complaints which were
made last summer are again freely in
dulged in, concerning the difficulty of
shipping by rail to the interior. IL is
said that local freight has TO lay over in
order to give preference to that coming
I'll 0Iher points, thereby injuring cur
trade and throwing obstacles in the way
Of our merchants, which they very
justly complain Of. WG9pe that the
inconvenience may be but temporary.
and III the meantime will gather such
facts as at a future time will do TO lay
before the public.
COTHON-The market remains dun.
with no change in quotations. R~rceipts
are falling of, and hOliers are not dis
posed to sell at present rates. Very few
sellers uncover their lists, feeling that
the market will recover its tone when IL
is known that there is yet but little left
TO come forward. We do not change
our quotations. which are nominal.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
FOR PINE BLUFF.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND PINE BLUFF
PACKET
For Helena. Napoleon and Piae BIuR.
ROSE HAMILTON - Ciaycomb master
Tais elegant passenger steamer
Will leave urN
MONDAY, &th inst, at pm.
W. JAY JOHNSON. Agent,
feh2i 10 star WharI boat.
REG ULAR MEMPHIS AND PINE RLTFF
PICKET
For Helena, Napoleon and Pine BiuH.
ROSE HAMBLETJN- Claye0mb master
This elegant passenger steamer n
will leave as above on N
MONDAY, 18th inst, st 5 pm.
LEVY & MILLER, agents
feD-i-lt No - Madison street.
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arcade, 1896 Main street Those want
ing fine furniture, horses or dry goods,
would be profited by attending the sales
tomorrow morning at nine O'Clock.
They offer inducements extra. Be on
hand in time.
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Free Laaeh, from ten to twelve every
day. at Charlie Jones' saloon and res
ta1rant, two doors below Madison,
Center alley Having bought out the
entire business, he will continue the
same, STYLED a "Charley's restaurant
and saloon.n Many friends, drop in and
see him.
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FAR.-A fair for the benefit Of the
Cumberland Presbyterian Church, Court
street, will open in the Stillman hall,
Second street, tomorrow night. Let
everybody attend it. The object is
to raise money to purchase material to
furnish the audience room Of said church.
The ladies' Of the church have the matter
in charge. They deserve to suceeed, and
they will.
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Services at ST. Lszarus Church, at IL
O'Clock, by Rev. J. w. Rogers.
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Christian Church, Linden street.
Preaching at this church to-dsy at 3
am. The public is cordially invited.
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MEMPHIS TESN.. FtIruary IS. NO..

I have { uni "A great deal of ilcsSuse "a cx-
aiming Tire exquisite fthrirs cf d.. BEI.N-
HAitDrs IN toe way oi Fyt-Sia se7 4hetfys-
sty4e Of is Glnsses so uiyufNlned 81 10 suit every
coaceivahic ease Of need lie h.s SfitcteI lur
ug q pair % Eiasses. which PROMISE To give noe
great ari aud soiufnst in ny lutcre re.nlius 4
nna among the many psI5Dus Wu.steaiilg Go htS
capaciLy IS an Uruiist uud fipftcf~u ard &C. the
value or hEs services rendered Co item. scgrrsl
prominent Ciersyfueu aud Statesmen with
whom 4 ana acquainted
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SERMON ON TEMPERANCE-Rev. S.
H. Ford will deliver q m on tenn
peranee at the Tabernacle, OF Court
street, this evening at 1870 o'clock. 1t is
hoped there will be a full attendance.
BOUND OvER.-Michael Reynolds, the
man who amused himself by throwing
bricks at a house on Winchester street,
was bound ove yesterday 10 keep the
peace against the good citizens of the
State, and Mary Kane in particular. He
the bond.
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TesllmOny 6f E-ee9mmeacaII0ns
From Medical cientlemen.

Professors Of the highest Opthalmic ta;cut In
MemPhis, Tenn, aud IN the Uuiou-
MLNFIus, TINS. February 1f l97.
! do mott willingly bear IHy teslimt nv In IA
vur OF the sEp eriOritypf the u. tillsau crystal
SpecfacleS over all other Eiuds IFty are con-
structed upon The best established and uucer-
Stood principles Of Optics. and their adaptation
TO the human eye ia its different conditions Of
vision $50 peIftctas to render sight easy With
out efoIt m my opinion none Others should
b. used, since the eyes, once used 70 theSe, do
not seem % crow Old, and hy havinga o.usaE
any point or tho sIritcc. they appcar To restore
the eyes tn Their youthful energy. { eau the
more confidently recommend ur. BEnShAEBF
TO the pubic, from an ac-quaIuEtu+ UlIh laauy
OF u.use from wiiom ie r1Hfe- rec raIucu4ea 10
us. A X. TAYLOR "a. u.
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THE OPERA.-Mr. Rogers, of the
Greenlaw opera house, leaves Monday
for Mobile, to complete arrangements
with Maximilisn's opera troupe, who
have been playing in the Crescent city
for some time past. 1t is expected they
will open here on or about the 4th Of
March, remaining n week, when our
people will have an opportunity of wit
Messing the opera at low figures. This
troupe consists Of fifty performers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-24

EMMONs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson street,
have received Godey's, Peterson, LeBon
Ton, Leslie's Lady's Magazine, Dem
orest's Mirror of Fashion, the Old
Guard and Crescent Monthly, for
March also, the Chimney Corner,
Literary Album, Leslie's Illustrated
Newspaper, New York Clipper, Banner
OF Light, Boston investigator, Pilot,
Irish People, Irish American, New York
Citizen, Tablet, London Times, Waverly
AID Scientific American.
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FOR SALE.

EOR SALE
one Fin Office DOUBLE DESK, OF oak wood,
ARMY at No. Il MHdison street. febE lw
l. . r ; A J. E.
One large Fire and Burglar-prOof SAFE for
sale. Apply 81 l5 Front street. Those wish
iuku good SAFE al a bargain cali soon fel8 II
L . r S \ l. E
An elegant Horse, Buggy and HarneSs-one
OF ths most complete turnouts In the city.
G.. II. BRACKET & CO,
f-bIg lUa No S2I aAd 8g secUad street
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ANEW STAND.-Our old friend w. H.
Cave, formerly Of the p~ostonice news
stand, has opened a news depot at No
234I Second street, where all the latest
periodicals and the DAILY APPEAL may
10 fo1,Yd
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o LOUISVILLE.
FURcCNCIENaTI.

FuR-CENCIENaTI.
MEMPHIS AED CINCINNATI PACKET
COMPANY.
For tRlrO. Louisville and Cincinnati.
CLIFTON ...---.. .-..-...- -..----.Stein, master
Tuis superb passenger steamer
will leave as above on L
TUESDAY, nth inst, at 8 p m.
LARRY HAEMSTAD& Co, Agents,
Corner sam and NIa ison SIS, or
fsb4 % City Wharf Loaf. Gaot Nonroe 81.
DEAN LINZ
MEMPHIS AND Cincinnati PACKET
For CAirO. Louisville ard Cincinnati.
80 AAAHNHNNA
This elegant steamer will leave r.
for The above On 10y
TUESDAY, 2th inst. at 5 pm.
JAMES 7. BOURNE e 90, AGENTS,
feh24 70 No. l. JenerSuu street.
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have several large and commOdious rooms,
comfortably furnished, which lwhi rent. Win
b.rrl. Also. two comfortable looms sulthple
fnr onicss. A few day boarders can also be &C
canmodated At No. 4 Linden, northeast corner
and Shelby streets iebl5 lN
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NOTICES.

NO I'll Il
There will be no bIlis paid by the steamer
DE NEkSON unlrSs ordered BY the Captain
or Clerk. }. HICKS.
Euleiiu and Avalanche c0pv. amt U
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BEAL STREET.-The many friends of
our young friend Tom. J. Maloney, the
popular Beal street newsletter, will be
glad to learn that he has quite recovered
from his late severe attack OF illness, and
is up and about again, ready to furnish
all the latest news received to bis custom
ers. Call and see Tom. once and you
will be sure 10 call again.
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THE BUIsLAys.-This talented COM
pany gave their farewell performances
in this city yesterday. The matinee in
the afternoon was largely attended by a
fashionable audience, who seemed to be
delighted with the entertainment. In
the evening the house was well filled,
and their truly astonishing feats gave
the greatest satisfaction. The troupe go
from here to Nashville, where, no doubt,
they will have a long and profitable
RIM
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Total ---27 a Total ..---E 1
IOuls Sayulle. umpire. - Porter, scorer Atll
lotic club r. L%atclerc, scorer Atlantic club.
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nrnAI

AOuRT.-JuNge W. HsltfsT, pre-
SidiHg.-The case OF A. X. Mills was taken ur
and continued until Monday.
The following cases are set for the ensuing
week:
MONDAY, -.
IIGi A. X. Mills, MALICIOUS shooting.
TUESDAY, CEBRUARY 70.
Il9i Geo. r. Wade, larceny.
il47. Geo. X. Wade, larceny.
WEDNESDAY, =.
H33. s 4. Parrish, larceny.
ll57. Elisha ROBBERS, robbery.
lbs. Elisha Roberts, robbery.
1853. Claiborne News0nle, robbery.
THURSDAY, FEBkUARYES IS.
lfi5. Oscar smith, larceny.
nig. Josh Bell Snd Thornton Cox, larceny.
ll5h James McNaiTy, assault, etc.
FRIDAY, NARCH /.
ISL. Joseph Collins, perjury.
Il52. J. :. sullivan. perjury.
ll54. D.. IL. Evans, larceny.
SATURDAY MARCH ,.
1857. Henry Il Slor, larceny.
IlfU. George Hallum, larceny.
ll66. NJ. Jonbs, Jr.
Among the jurors summoned on Fri
day was a German who gave his name
as follows Hans Greizenweikenzeiger
supposed to lea greasy-wagon-gresser.
He was challenged.
CHANCERY COURT-N0Ucm6er Term
Hon. Vim. NJ Smith, ChaRceUor.-H. w.
Sebree vs.. G. Everleth, order of dis
missal H. w. Sebree, administrator, VS..
G. Everleth, order of dismissal La. G.
and NJ. r. r. company vs. b. G. Rainey
ct al, demurrer overruled and appeal
I. C. Cross VS.. r. Topp, appeal.
CALESDAR FOR MONDAY FEB IS.
1872. N. p. Morgan VS.. {. Pope ct al.
793. Same vs. sane.
794. ]. J. Polk vs.. 1. p. Kirkland.
795. ;. Tate ct al. VS.. l.. Selby II al
s. d. Irwin W W. .. Ford.
So. 4. slayer vs. W. X. Eastland.
ST.. Y. b Saunders vs. R X. Turnage ct al.
S43. W.. p. Proud1t, eI'T, Va - z. Walker ct al.
So los 4 EidTldge yS. J. I. Brown ct. al
81. Jackson Insurance Company vs.. II. A.
psrtee ct. al.
SIS ". IL clay VS. Jackson Insurance Company.
SjL W Butler vs. J. W. Rogers ct nj.
rs. I. r. Kaufman vs.. J. =. Taylor.
SIS NJ. Jones ct al VS.. l.. Boyer et al.
$50. J:E Douglas VS.. G Whittier.
SO A. ,. ROgerSNn VS.. 5. Pollock
sI G. Richmond VS.. Z. A. " Richmond.
80. J. NJ. Watt ct al. vs.. NJ. p. Caldwell.
S6S. J n. Lea VS.. Jas NJ. Watt ct al
s6T. W. Miller W. J. IL. speed ct al.
IS J. J. Hooks VS.. W. j.. Smith ct al.
81. W. W. Richie VS.. N. II. stout.
S3 W. e. Butler vs.. w. II. Craft It al
So b. Cox VS.. NJ. J.. Meaeham 81 oil.
$40. @. H. Blood & Co. VS.. ]. II Hartley ct al
81. BELL, Pace, Laveud r & Co vs.. p. Hunter
ct Il.
SO. Geo. n. Robinson VS.. J. II. Tafe.
$50. Z. A. Mills Ns, a X. Mills.
SSI. s. Metcalfc vs.. J. :. Williamson ct al.
So. NJ. I. Ryder VS.. John Moore ct al
Ss& r. A. Walker vs.. T.. A. Ne son ct al.
SIS. N. A. Mcguire vs. V: Bacigalupo.
SIG ID. +. Gibson vs.. J. II. McNiel ct al.
gS7. r. Y. Rocket vs.. Memphis bulletin CO.
so. N. Z. Churchill VS.. A. T.. Wells ct al.
So J. q. Davis ct nj V. same.
$50. ] r. Jafffay ct al VS.. same.
81 II b. Clafiin ct al vs.. same.
y" Wla. j. Burton vs.. Il. }. Carr ct al.
NelD OlUmpic.-Grand performance
Monday night by the new company.
See the programme for the occasion,
with the names of the new troupe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-24

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