Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-13

Cooper ct al. order in favor al Mrs
Bailey; M. W. James We. J. N. Eiarnet
t eft al, decree in favor of complainant
Ed. M. BArnum VS.. Ann A. Pooley ct al.
decree for sale; J. V. Randall vs.. T. Z
Harris ct al, demurrer oyerruledi Eze'
kiel Sanderlin ct al. VS.. w. NJ. SsIlderliI
! ct al, decree in favor Of ThOs. Nj. Ward
w. L. b. Cook VS.. o. @. Jones ct. al.
injunction dissolved r.. M. Apperso son VS.
D-S TO Ius. Co, bill dismissed.
Messrs. u. w. Miller and S =. Walker
IT., were admitted as prac,icing solicitor
of this court.
CALENDAR FOR WEDNESDAY, FEB 10
"A d.
85l. J. H. Bank, ct al; vs.. s. P. Walker
ct al.
S37. Anna A. Pooley VS.. w. ID. Wsp'
ct al.
267. VIM. Clark VS.. Sarah NJ. StahUoi
ct al.
$50. VIM. V. Bayliss vs.. ID. b. 3. WI
liams ct al.
668. Elinora Greenlaw VS.. same.
WHO Is HE?-We have been repeat
eddy asked lately as to the character Of
well known and well dressed individual
who may be seen in the vicinity o
" Whisky chute,D near the cornel
of Main and Madison streets
He always carries a large col
Letting book under his arm, which
fact alone has thus far prevented hi;
arrest as a vagrant, thereby keeping him
from the watchful care of an NJ. p, and
resting on the soft side of a plank.
Should this NEE. the eye of any person
who knows him, the information will be
thankfully received. In the meantime
we hope the gentleman will make him
self scarce, or acknowledge the corn to
his friends. Query: How much has he
collected in the past four weeks!
Beautiful new %calicoes just received at
B. Lowenstein g. Bros. fel3-2t
Cirpets, wall paper and curtains, at
j. Grieshaber's, 375 Main street. ia24-lm
Circular S1l0s.-Circula saws glmmed
by us at short notice at our null, Front
street, between Auction and Mill streets.
feb6 II WIN. N. EAKIN & co.
Until my health will permit me to
return to my Office Messrs. Wilson &
Beard will attend to any business for my
clients. JOHN NJ. CARSACK.
Dol5ear's Commercial College, go
Main street. Pupils from eight to ten
years of age received daily in writing,
book keeping, arithmetic, etc, etc
febl3d&w1t@
Some handsome new prints just re-
ceived at 3. Lowenstein & Bros.
feIS 2g
4 Nice Room.-The upper room over
the NonpaTiel Saloon, No. IS Center
| Adequately occupied as a keno room-is
for rent. Apply on the premises. fec Nv
ScraDers and plows! Treat & Ham
iltou make them on Madison street.
j~aB30-ew4t.
For Rent.-Desirable lots for garden
ing and seventy-five acres Of land, with
house: known as the Dunn estate, at the
terminus of city railroad. Party wish
ing to rent please apply at my Office, 322
Front street. j. DU-3osE.
febl9 3t
Vcry Low-The splendid stock Of
choice groceries at Ivinson & Giibert's
are being sold at greatly reduced prices.
The firm having dissolved copartRership
they are determined to sell their entire
stock regardless Of cost. Make hay while
the sun shines, YOU will not always have
these advantages offered. Country mer-
chants will consult their own interest by
giving them a call.
The Iatc firm of Wood & Rose is this
day dissolved by mutual consent.
WALKER WOOD.
sAML- P. ROSE.
MEMPHIS, February 7, 1867 ist.
Wanted.-A steady and sober man, to
act a. night Waterman in a large estab-
lishment-" married preferred" None
need apply IN ess experienced in the
business and can give first-class recon-
mendatiOns. Apply at APPEAL count
ing-rOom. iel2IW
Do you want pIows? 60 to Treat <
HamiltOn's, Memphis, Tenn. janaO-ew4t
DR.. Pitt, French physician, makes
chronic diseases q speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Medicine
furnished gratis. Office 20S Main street.
janis SIN
CoaE-Bigley, Mellersh & Co, No. 50
Jefferson street, have spendid P%ittsburg
coal. Leave your orders. feb4-tf
RenOgaL-Messrs. Thomas & .Arnold,
well knowfo Is dry goods aud notion
men, formipIy Of NJ. 221 Second street,
have chsAged their place Of business,
and now occupy the large and cOnmodi
Gus building No. 203 Main street. Ihsss
gentlemen sell exclusively for cash, and
are now disp0sing of their goods at the
lowest possible prices. Their stock is
large and varied, embracing dry goods,
dress goods and nGtiOns to suit all tastes.
We have long known Mr.. Thomas in
times past. connected with Messrs. Tay-
Tors, McKeon & Co., aud can assure the
public of the most geutlemanly sind fair
business treatment in all dealings with
this firm. Their establishment is now
open to trade at 203 Main street fe13 At
Ruislau Family This wonderful
troupe will positively appear at the Opera
house tonight. Their appearance
last night WAS caused by the detention Of
their baggage st Cairo, aud again at
Columbus aud Humboldt. The bill pre-
sented tonight is certainly the best ever
given to a Memphis audience, consisting
as IL does of the spiral mountain, the ter
rife Niagara leap, to say nothing of the
double trapeZe, ~leQhelle perillelse, the
grand ballet, led by Mile. Lima Windel,
formerly premier danseuse Of the Ravel
troupe, and the celebrated al,egOrical
tableAux. The Buislays are, without
doubt, the best troupe of gymnasts trav-
cling, and are certain to test the seating
capacity Of the Opera house during their
short stay. Secure your seats at the box
office to-day.
House Of Frank Everybody who
knows Frank goes to see him; conse
q emily it is one Of the most popular
pisces of resort in the city. His stock OF
wines, liquors and cigars Is better than
good, and if one desires the finest Balti
more oysters, Frank can serve you.
Strangers visiting the city should not
leave without going to Franks. Go eat,
drink and be merry. fel2 II
Franks H0uSs.-TOTecOmBlend FRANK
SALTALAMACHIA'S saloon, No. 10 Jetfer-
son street, may seem entirely supeihuous,
as he has already established a reputation
in this city for keeping liquors of all
kinds surpassed by 0 a and eQualed by
very few. Those, however, visiting the
city. who NAV desire to im5ibe the
PUREsT and BEST ofliqunrs. or Indulge in
the Justly celebrated MOBILE OYSTERS,
of which be is constantly receiving fresh
supplies, will be well repaid by giving
him a cali. febz-f
Glorious Ns,9s for Soldiers and Cai-
zens-s285, 900 Worth Of Bounty Gains
Collected 5y II. Combs, Jr., d Cove
now hold treasury certificates, drafts,
war warrants, ETC, aggregatiog in
amount on the verge of $235,0Q0, which is
now ready for distribution to soldiers and
their heirs. We are also glad to an
nounce that within the last month We
have worked through and collected for
citizens oil Tennessee elsimu TO the
amount Of sos, O10. All soldiers, their
heirs, OF citizens having claims agains,
the government, will do well to perfect
them Immediately. Holding, as we do
at this time, 50 large a volume of bust
ness, we are enabled to prosecute these
claims far below the PRICES established
by other agencies. Advances made
upon all claims pending settlement.