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NOTICE. and HoRsE sfoLks
j.,
W,s,I..ippi Gotten rIantstiOn for Sale

CONTAINING 90 acre. entire section under
800 duveIfna house with nve rooms, gin
fouSs. an necsssafy out houses, orchard, etc3
IN ia rood order, plenty OF good wafer g11a
...w f.laer. kaT, oats, cOfEs EiLl-g Eogs,
stoeE of every kind usually found on e arm
utensils OF ali kinds Ia fact, everything com
plete 10 carry on q well conducted isriH poI SIC.
ETI -smsiu. II desired. In a good healthy ioca-
fSnl COMPONENT 20 church and sch, ots ana
49, s-onrepienL - TIE railroad-abOut thirty
- mfIss rom the city. fagCes ealing soon
- make liberal aud easy terms Fo. lALrS
inforTnarion call on JEtFkESst a Bill
= co No. 800 Main street, Memphis, Tenn
FrGs 6sFa il offered for thirty days, a. the parry
80 an II iii ksep everything IN good order
md gel hands 10 work t-8 place ana Will oe
i3yer evsFvthIng over 10 The pGrcnaser ana
dva Immediate possession. Vec@, ia
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BROWN & PERKINS
for the People

@2O 0EOOm6 o. new 1Crk.
WE would call the attention OF the public to
W our el-gant New scale Pianos, in the f0l-
STYLE" : octave, Front large round
corners PLAIN case, either OctaE1n ur
czrvei legs, straight bottom, bead mould
ing on $50
STYLE b" ! octave, same As style A. with
serpentIne moulding On pinth, carved
STYLE "C." octave. Front corners large
round, ssrpenune bottom, mouidiugs
same "a on style d, carved Tyre AMI de>k,
sTYLE %, 7~Soctsve, Four large round
corner, finished back, mouidiugs on rim
and pl1nfh, Eerpentine bottom, carved
Tyre and desk, elegant carved fruit legs so
The above styles are AL flashed ia elegant
Rosewood eases, and have the full iron frame,
French action, harp pedal, bevelsd top. ivory
keys and key fronts, and exceed In OverstruuE
bass nearly all the ~ ortave liauOs now man
ufaciered. They are made ofths best materials,
and for finish. durability, puuty and sweetness
Of tone, cannot be surpassed.
The four styles described above, emhody an
the essential changes IN ext rior hnish Ct ease.
which are 81 manufacturer run up to Is and
% patterns.
We invite the attention ofthe public. OF deal
ers and the pIo-es ion, 70 = critical examination
OF the merits Of our Pisnos.
By avO ding the great expense attend ntupnn
costly 'aetortes and expensive warerOOms In
the city, We are enabled 70 offer these Pianos at
prices which defy competition, and invite ali 10
call and xsmin them before purchasing else
where.
When references and testimonials are re-
quired BY those about 70 purchase, instead OF
presenting = display OF professional names. va
refer to the parties to whom We nave sold our
Pianos. Their judgment A. 20 the real mvrie
Of our Instruments as 70 their durability, touch.
sweetness and power OF tone. taudInE in tune.
etc, based on actual ex5erience, being OF far
more value than the mere good opinion OF tbs
artist, however capable, who merely tries lu a
WarsrDOm, instruments IN perfect ~ and or
der, whicH lave Just received the workmena
last q tshing touches
Our motto Il, Quick sales and small profits. 81
Send for . circular TO
BROWN a Pc rKISS,
tanli Im-daw 30 Broom. 81 ew YORK.
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Via NJ c. r. R., Washington ID. g, ken
moud. Va. Columbus, Ga, Augusta, ga Ao
nile Ala and an stations o. NJ. q c. L. r., al
6p.m.
Mis-. Cen. r. r at 6 Pm,
Mobile Ohio r. r. ate pm.
VIA Miss. a Tenn. r. r., New Orleans, "a
Ja.Fsos. Miss, Vicksburg, Miss, and all sta
lions on Miss. a Tenn, X X, AT P n
southern r. r. At p. N.
y. d. q. n. T.. r. at 3 P. N.
via Mem. a Louisville r. r. Louisville, Ky.
cncinusti. Ohio, Baltimore, Md, Philadelphia
pa New York, \. Y, and ali eastern cities, at
Browpsvilie' Tenn, and all stations on Mem.
& Ohio X. R., at 3 pm.
Cairo, H., Chicago. lM.i 81 bouA. NO. ana al
western cities, 81 5 p. m
little Rock T. r., and all Landings on Mhlte
River s~emi-weeRly. Tuesdays and Saturdays
Pine BIun. Ark, ami Landings on Arkansas
River. semi-weekly, Tuesdaysand Fridays.
Miss. River from Memphis 70 Cairo DE times
~
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CASE OF DOMESTIC INPIDELITN
The False Wife Gets a Beating
in Consequence Thereof.
The ParaHlOur Escapes and the
Husband Gets Fined.

A case Of q faithless wife and an en-
ragged husband came before the police
court yesterday. The husband, one Pc
ter McRaven, was charged with abusing
his wife, she alleging that he had beaten
her very severely without cause but,
upon investigation, it appeared that he
had, for some time, been suspicious Of
his wife's conduct, and determined to
watch her closely. Having once given
way TO the g~reen-eyed monster, MOLE
hills became mountains, aud the small
cloud which first appeared On the hOri-
zon of his married life soon assumed the
aspect, as It wers, of a daTkened heaven.
At length his constant ~watchings were
rewarded, but, alas! not much TO his
comfort, and, if his eyes did not deceive
him, the partner of his life and
the mother OF his three children
vas actually kissing another man!
Horror Of horrors! what must he do?
Should he shoot the scoundrel and then
put an end to his own miserable eXis-
tence, and thus leave his faithless wife a
widow indeed? No, he would not have
the blood Of his fellow-man upon his
hands-not he. No, sir, be went up
town, took an extensive drink Of tangle-
foot and returning found his once lovd 4
wife at home, whereuron he pitched M
and administered a severe whipping, for
which she 1ad him arrested. The COM
missioner, from the statements made,
had no doubt that he had beat her, and
not deeming Peter the proper party TO
administer Justice in that style fined
him fifteen dollars therefor. Peter, you
did wrong--if your wife does not do
leave her and get a better one, Ont
ifSUeF strike q tUOnlaa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

IMPORTANT CHANGE OF TINE on THE
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
On and after Sunday the 9th, the trains
on the Memphis and Charleston railroad
will leave as follows:
Through Express for Washington, Bal
timore, Philadelphia, New York and
all eastern places, Sundays excepted, :
am.
Through AaR for all the above points,
$40 pm.
Both trains connecting at Chattanooga
for points in Alabama, Georgia and South
Carolina.
Somerville accommodation, $40 pm.
We note with pleasure this evidence of
a desire on the part of the managers of
this "GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE"
to accommodate the travelling public by
placing on their roads TWO THROUGH
trains 10 the northern and eastern states,
thus giving us double daily trains over q
route free from snow and ice blOckades.
Sam. c. Weaver is the tickeragent
at Is Court street, of this line, and Mr..
Z. o. Norton the passenger agent.
iao2 At
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AVAILABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE OR RENT.
Eight Miles East Of Helena, Ark,
IN Tunica County, Miss.

THIS Tract consists o. Eight Huudre Acres
Five hundred Of which are cleared. -Four
hundred acre. Of tie tract was cat Nateu
durinR tire year 1896 aud Is bow ia a good con-
dftlnn for n crop for the year 1851 The % oslo
isis valuable plantation L. above overflow and
A. vervedeairabsc, aud has cOmfOrta 10 Cabins,
exceIIent Wafer. aid = new steam bawfniu
and GiuhouAs Mules and farm ing Ltensi .
can be- purcha ed o. the place, ana many
Freedmen now on the place co I'd he induced
IA gtav. should any one Of meaus desire 10
s,lanL a liberal cOparflersEip Is offered
For turther Information apply 70 l. ] BUbBE
~ y A. APPERS ~ 8 CO, M~mphi>, Tenn.
This place viii be offered for Thirty laayG
isn5 I'm LoIo1n Ill
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FINANCIAL.

OFFICE OF II DAILY APPEAL
MEMPHIS, January -, lS67.
The money market has become some
what easier siYSe our last review. Ac-
commcdations SSe more frequent and
more easily ehat led at a better rate than
during several weeks past. We do not
believe that balances are becoming
heavier, but the demand is not as urgent
for money as II was At the close Of the
year and early in this month.
Geld has advanced during the week,
reaching 35c in this market. 1t has been
steady at 84e buying for the past three
days. THERE'S not much offered fOrsale.
Silver has also advanced since ON last
weeklNspOrt. Brokers buy at 25 TO 26c,
and seAN - to SOC.
The & . in our money market is evil
dent froIh the fact that city scrip has aG-
vanced from SIC to Csc in the past few
days. 1t is being bought on speculation,
and brokers readily pay the latter figure
for al prssented-seiiing at 81 to zoe.
County warrants are firm at 50 to 9jc
selling,
The demand for exchange is not active.
Our banks buy at to of and check at
par to off.
We hear of no change in un-
current money. There are but few
transactions 10 report. All banks are
firm at u quotations, which VIII be
found correct
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nenphI. who.enale D. anon. n.ra.,
SPECIAL NOTICES.

|
Oysters, Oystezs-FIsh and aams Depot.
JOHN D. EDWARDS. No. sIs Second street. Is
receiving daily, per express. FREsH BALTI-
MORE OYSTERS, which he win furnish all
customers at Eight Dollars per dozen cans, and
retail at s~eventy-hve Cents after the LIST Of
January. Also receiving fresh LAKE FISH,
POULTRY, GAME. and ali kinds Of vEGErA-
sLEs, and wiz sell at the LOWEST PRICES.
All customers We may meet with will be
promptly attended to.
All goods delivered to all parts OF the city.
free OF charge.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN D. EDWARDS,
decS In No. 35 Second street.
"rs- DR.. Earvey.-Ths world-rsnowned
~Clairvoyant and Magnetic Physician, whose
instantaneous cures OF disease and elairvoyant
perception have been the wonder Of The world
has arrived in Memphis and taken rooms for
the season at the Overton Hotel. (onice. room
No 90 where she can be consulted upon all
matters pertaining TO life ana health. She
treats all the so-cslled iacurabls diseases as
sPeeial;ies' to-wit; Cancer, consumpton, asth-
ma rheumatism, dyspepsia. epilepsy, heart dis
eAse' ana female diseases, and all other chronic
Complaints with spec ysnd happy results. For
particulars call or send for a CIRCULAR. PROT
Harvey, the dlseoverer OF a certain and painless
cure for cancers and tumors. assists in her prae-
uce and compounds all her medicines. address
All letters 10 PR0E. HARvEY
de5O-Iy MemDbss Ten,
Agents ApPenl.-R. 7. BRUMsY q Sons.
Druggists and Chemists, Marietta, ia, are sole
agents for the APPEAL in Northern Georgia.
E~s-novaI-Drs. Morumore q Psy.e hsvs re-
moved their once from the Commercial Hotsl
u The Norsham House, Room No. o. the one
occupied b. DE-. Mortimors the past four years.
where all, who desire 70, can consult them ana
procure treatment.
Special attention given to su the various
'orIns 81 chronic diseases, especially Disease of
he Lung and Threat, Disease Of the Heart
Liver, spleen, Kidneys and Spine, Dyspepsia.
Chronie Diseases OF the Stomach and Bowels.
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Nervous anec.
tons; AL the adjective forms or Female d.
eases, as also all diseases having origin IA i'm
pudties Of the blood and vital fluids.
'Hice hours from 8 O'Clock an. until G O'Clock
P'u' asuy' May 3otf
( good price viii be paid for q complete nIe
OF the Daily APPEAL, embracing the period
from January LIST to June 9Th, IS62. Apply at
the Counting Room. No. Is Hadisoa street.
P~ittsburE CGai-Br1ggs q Pstsrson-Ofce
l Madison street. Branch once. Si Main.
]. 3. MOSELEY, AGENT
| I
baleh warrants his pictures to please.
ie3eOdtf
60 to Baleh's FOR any kind OF picture.
je5eOdtf
haieh makes the largest pictures in Mem
phis. Al 2q Main st. tasaodtf
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COUNTY CoURT.NThe county court,
Judge Leonard presiding, wa in session
up to a late hour yesterday, and were
chiefly occupied on accounts, having got
through with the regular docket. They
adjourned to meet on Tuesday morning
next at nine O'Clock, when the incidental
accounts will be taken up.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

New MEMPHIS THEATBR.-The beau
tiful play Of the Brigand was repro
duced last evening to large and fashion
able audience, and was much appre-
ciated by all present. Vestvsli Is
especially clever In that portion where
% Massaroni saves the life Of two
artists, and In the beautiful song OF
d Gentle Zettilla."
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MANSFIELD a HIGBEE,
Druggists and Chemists,
Sol and SOS Main Street,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
500 REWARD.

zEADr his escape. from the Courthouse. IN
nj tse town on Covington, TiDton couD ~,
Tenn January II, 1867, WA P. RUR9ETr,
who is cha ged with mo der. he Is anoHt -
Yeas cd RED headed but has had
his hair and beard recently dyed black. HIS
noe b considerably mashed nom q blow OF
some kiud viii weigh about leu pOunds. I
will 1--WE one Hundred Dollars reward Tor MS
apprehension 50 that ! can get him.
DO SLAUGHTER,
isnls2w shertr T1PHNa eoRntY, rsEB-
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For the benefit OF those persons call
ing at the counting and editorial rooms
OF this paper for Gen. Jordan, we wish
TO state that he is not now connected
with the APPEAL, nor has he been SO
connected since last summer, and that
we do not know Of his whereabouts.
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Our stock OF Goods Is Perfect and
ComDiete at All Times.

experience in the trade of Memphis Is suck
that we understand and kEow the wants OF
Druggists, Physicians, Merchants, Builder,
Manufacturers, Planters and others.
Ne shall have in Onr employ nune but the
most experienced Clerks and sssistants. All our
ARRANGEMENTS viii esabis Us 70 render perfect
and complete ssf tsfacttun-
Thankful for the liberal and extensive pat
ronage be tOWed upon u he etOiore by the
ciuiz ms Of Tennessee. MissisSippi, Alabama and
Ark ansas, and the territory west, we hope BY
constant attention TO our own business TO merit
and receive an increasing continuance.
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FOR osCEoLA AND TIE BEND,
MOUND CITY PACKET PKGSTA.
MARX e.. CHEEK, f.: Muster,


SCHEDULE OF TIME:
Leaves her landing foot Of Adams %h
street ats and La an, and 2%ES
and ~ pm
Leaves Mound City at 7 and 10 an, and !
and 4 pm.
MOUND CITY HOTEL is now open and Of
iers si desirable accommodation TO the travel.
ing public ag3InoT7 SIN
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STALLS UNRIVALLED
Piano and Furniture Polish,

lust INTRODUCED and belug adop-es nv
- ali leading houses In the manunacture ~
Flanos, organs. Billiard Tanies, Furniture. etc
etc- Every one vho has a Plano should have "a
o"ttie OF this Polish Send for Circulars and
we vii give full particulars anu directions. IL
Is pct up In bottles al 70 cents and pcenfs. and
where half a dozen are entered at oues. We wfI
forward, prepaid by express. Applications f9r
Territory and Agencies received bv
BROWN 8 PERKINS.
General Agents for tins United STATES
janU Im-daw No a. Rroor,a -
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BOUND OvER-The young man Kip
stein. who was arrested on a charge Of
forgerv. was examined before Squire
Zee and bound over IN tue sun OF two
Thousand dollars for his appearance at
he next term Of the criminal court,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

POLICE MATTERs.-ln the first dis
trict, yesterday, there were twenty-seyen
cases disposed Of and 500 fines Assessed,
only SIS Of which were collected In
the second district, seventeen cases were
on the docket, aud about 500 assessed.
The culprits were chieflyo Of the " culled y
DersuusiOn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

CATTLE THIEVEs.-Three negroes,
named respectively, Sam. Bradshaw,
Geo. Sterling and Chas. Mason, were
brought to the city yesterday from Island
30. 80 by Nj. J. i. House who CHARGED
them with stealing from hiIn a yesrhDg
OF the value Of twenty dollars. Dir. H.
displayed an amount OF cunning in the
discovery OF the theft that would have
done credit TO an experienced detective.
They were brought before Justice Creigh-
Ton ykC remanded them 70 prison until
this morning when they viii Be brought
before him for examination.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

WHO owns THE ANIMAL ?-Baxton
Harriss, freedman, was yesterday put IN
durauce vile, charged with having had
in his possession & stolen horse and dis
posing Of the same. After the trade was
over a white man anne up aud claimed
the horse, but finding that the police
were about 70 interfere he " sloped," No
doubt he is the original thief. The horse
now awaits the legal claimant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

TTEsEY CARrwRI5Hf, Grneral Comm1s-
siou Merchants deal : IN VINES Liquors
49, sr5y- the svertgu motel EFere they
VII De constsniiy rocsiFlng A~nsgasuftE lenn
nrst hands, which they Vii seu Aerb icN loI
cash OF CT y acceptance PARTICULAR ~tlenLoh
,ola 70 Cotton ana Produce laah ~
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WANTS
WANTED

TN midsummer 3 situation "a teacher IN 8
private family. by n lady who has bad twenty
years experience and mas presided over some
or the INST Institutions IN the SOUTH, In Rich
n Ond, Va, and elsewhere. she can teAcn
Music on Piano ana Guitar, Latin and Maihe-
mRtlcS, French and German, spoken and writ
ten. and English branches as taught in schools
or The highest order. Salary les an object
than a comfortable home. one within cay
reach Of Aempkis preferred. Aruplest testlmO-
niais given Address Or 5 II. FORD. or Dr a
a BURLESOS, No. SIS Front street, Memphis.
Farnl q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

AN ITALIAN DoCToR.-Dr. John Cita-
ratio, who has lately arrived in Memphis,
has established an Office at No. 22l De-
Soto street, where his countrymen and
sill who desire the services Of a good
medical professor can leave their orders.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

AT THE AUCTION EMPORIUN-MER-
CHANTS AND TRADERS Look SHARP.
On Thursday next, 9th, pt 10 O'Clock
am, we Will sell at aucESia large lot
Of fine smoking and manufactured to-
bsccoand sOaps Of different kinds. Also,
flour warranted not sour; shoes and
boots, clothing and a number Of show
cases and glass ware. Be on hand-sales
positive, in quantities to suit purchasers.
Also one fine carriage, smithiug tools,
etc. jazz 2t
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DIR UG US Il
OF S. Mansfield & Co.,
Nos. 3O1 and 3O3 Main st

the Drug Store OF Gilbert & Higbee to MA NJ
FIELD & HIGBEE, l most cordially rec,sni-
mend them 10 my friends, and earnestly be-
speak for them q continuance OF the liberal
patronage extended to our old firm. Well "a
fsned OF their bu- mess requirements sDd sktll
as Druggists, I WISH for them the same success
which mas attended the late partnership Of
Gilbert & H'gbee- DR. 3. GlLBERT-
This combination forms the most complete
Drug Emporium south OF New York, whore
every T. cility viii be offered the purchager
OF bdying goods in our line al manufacturers
prices.
We cordially invite and direct the special at
tsntlon OF all persons to this est ablishmenJ be-
fore making their purchases eli her In the East
or West, as our object aud ain shall be 20 pro-
vice a HOME MARKET, and TO defy cOmpeti-
ton with all other cities.
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NJ W hEAD Y.
The Kew Sabbath school sinefnc
Book,
THE coLDEa PsoMISED

Author o. The Sunday -chooI Rarre- % -a
New Shining star The Psalm
"The Sac ed Lufe,' etc.
NJ viii send a specimen copy. rosfpaid. %
w anv address. o. receipt OF rweu 4 800.
i D Golden Is As owE:
single copses IN paper CIV, %
By the 100, ~
Single copies IN board coverq
By the 100. mo
sabbath Scho0l ausic Free Every M0nth.
We publ h a New song every uourh and
give II away. send for = CTcu AZ TO
BkOWN & PERKINS.
JanAA Am-daW "a ErCoU4e street -
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ACCEssORY.-Oliver Foster, William
johnson and Joe Campbell were arrested
yesterday charged with being accessory
= the robbery of James Rice. From in
uairy We learn tnat the theft is sald 70
have been committed by 3 man named
Nike llyan, who has thus far ended the
vigilance Of the police. Mr. kioe says
that the parties were drinking together
in a saloon; that he had neariy .So nun
dred dollars in bills in his hand lie
shook hands with Ryan, who took the
money and fed. 4 dear shake hat
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

JEWELLERY STORE FOR SALE.-A good
chance offered 10 buy an old and well es-
tablished business " stand A" none better
in the city. Apply at 2l73 Main street,
under WOrshsm house. de2O If
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

HIRES Your MULE-FOr sale at 81
Madison street, Bluff City stables. ja222t
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G MATTERS.

Te Ghe Patrons OF the Appeal.
You are requested not 10 pay any car
riers without a certificate from me, and
TO report st the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. L. DAVIES.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

NOTICE TO COTTON SHIPPERs.-Cotton
shippers will please notice that / am pre-
pared to give through bills Of lsding on
cotton IL all eastern cities via Cairo and
Illinois Central railroad No change Of
cars TO New York or Boston. Boats every
day. Larry Harmstad, No. Il Jefferson
street. jan20-lw.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

WATCH! WATCH Peter Bell, col
ored, stole a watch from Ch8s. Nc
Lsughlin, near the Memphis and
Charleston railroad depot, yesterday,
out constable Charley Martin being put
on the track, armed with a warrant
issued by Justice Creighton, brought the
culprit up before his honor, who, in lieu
Of bail, committed him to Jail to await
the sitting of the criminal court.
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E0RRENT-

I
4 store House, No. g. North Court street In
a 2ssouenee OF The preaent occupants remoE-
Ing 10 = larger house, the above plsce Is for
rent. Inquire on the premises. noE% u
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EOR y T.

L = II r + n T
The iarre Hall in GsyOso Block, known as
Gavoso Han. suitable for societies, religious or
secular. Inquire al 1872 Main street. janis w
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DIXON & PERCY,
REMnIAI.
1872.


AT LAW, ~Greenvllie, Miss,
nVI ~prscties 10 the Courts OF IuDica.
t5shemG RoIyaT, Washington and lsagnsnna
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

a dae sack Of Harness, saddlsry and Harness
HardWsre, Fixtures, Tools, and every requisite
"a q drEt-cla8 establishment. -Old OILY tee use
dom estIc rcuuasiancFsr Quire q change Otb s.
ines. II applied loF soon, The stand, which Is
very faEorablV located, can be rented Tor a
Longer time than tbs present lease. Apply at
JOSEPH DWOHACKiS,
ooIn No. III Main, near Poplar q rect
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FOR RENT

Il . r r r n T
School Rooms on HerDsndo street, nsdf
". B. MILLER,
t.rao .r SIS Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

Silks, MORE antiques, 81 a yard-Men.
ken Brothers. jazz 1t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23

RENOvAL.-We call attention to the
card IN another column of tO-day's issue
Of Messrs. Megibben & Brother, whole
sale wine and liquor dealers, who have
removed from their old establishment
on Monroe street, 10 The large and com
modious building No. 2S1 Main street.
Those Of the public who appreciate a
glass Of good old Bourbon, OF finely fla
vored wine, should give our friends a
call, as We can sssure them Of satisfac-
ton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-23
RENT

Three Rooms IN Gsyss0 Block suitable for
Sleeping Rooms. Iaqulre Al s2 Main street.