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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1867-07-09
SODA FOUNTAINS

A LII COMPLETE FOR $50 TO 500. PAT
"A ented, latest improvement, displaeing an
old STYLES, A recipe gratis with each Pouut for
making best Soda Water and Syrups. Sold
only by JAS. W. CHAPMAN 4 SON,
Madison, Ind.
Address them for particulars.
CTEAM AND HORSEPOWER THRFSH-
- ing Machines.-We build Steam Throshers
and H0rse-Power Threshing Machines Of an
sizes; also, Portable Saw Mills Of various
sizes Our Farm Engine is the best 10 America,
and our Ikreshers are superior 10 any made.
Send for our pamphlet.
JONAS w. YEO,
Robinson Machine Works. Richmond, Ind.
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GRAND GIFT ENTERPRISE

THE FOLLOWING GENTLEM " HAVE
| kindly consented to take cha @ of and
control the drawing, with the dist ct under
standine that we are to have nothin whatever
to do with It., viz; Ex-Gov, J. +. Robinson,
Lexington, KY; Hon. i. X. Hunt. Lexington,
Ky; Hon. ]. B. Beck. Lexington, KY; K. D.
Saver, Of, D. A. Sayer q Co., bankers; Jas. A.
Grinstead, of Grinstoad X Brady, Bankers;
Judge S. S. Goodloe, Thomas Mitchell, ESQ,
Cashier FIRST National Bank, Lexington, Ky;
NJ G. johnson, Esq, President Northern Bank
of Kentucky. l,
Ten per cent. premium will be allowed 10
any person getting up club OF ten or moro
subscribers, to be paid either in Engravings.
when the money is received, or in money when
the drawing is completed.
All money as received will be deposited in
bank and held until the drawing takes place.
If the enterprise should not be completed, the
money will be refunded 10 the purchasers of
Engrayings. The drawing will take place.
On the Fourth of July Next,
Or sooner if the tickets are disposed of, in
which event timely notice will be given.
Write 70 us for prospectus giving full Partic-
ulars. Agents will be appointed in all parts of
the country.
ENGRAVINGS So EACH, and certificate
given 70 each purchaser Of an Engraving in
the Phoenix Hotel Grand Gift Enterprise FREE
OF CHARGE. Remit by drafts, postofice
money orders, or in sums of one hundred dol
lars and over in Greenbacks by express to
GRIGSBY Il ROBINSON.
Phoenix Hctci, Lexington, Ky.
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A paper twice az large as tho one we now iss Su
Address all letters to RICHARDSON COl
LINS, ~ John street. New York.
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Herrlng's Pat. Champion Safes.

MOOT LATHS Manufactured by Charles p.
II Rost, 32s and $50 Delaney ST., n. Y.
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RALEIGH SPRINGS.
FRANKLIN HOUSE.
On The lsth Day Of May Next.

for the accommodation Of the public generally,
and particularly those who desire TO avail
themselves Of the hcalinE virtues Of the Justly
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COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL
MEMPHIS. January s, 1867, s pm.
wraaHu- ug,

OFFICE or THE DAILY APPEAL
MEMPHIS. January s, 1867, s pm. !
Weekly Review.
Business during the week past hiss not
been of a cheering character. Cotton
has been active throughout, and hut for
the closing Of the river above, which put
2 stop 20 shipments, the transactions
would have been heavier than at any
time during the season. The dry goods
business has been quiet with prices firm,
aud few changes 10 report since our last
review. Produce, owing to the same
cause that effected the cotton market
AnavigatiOn-has advanced. The market
'has been bare Of many articles, and in
an prices are firm at u quotations.
FhSAbOot and shoe market has not
cban{si, but has laJOred under the gene
raj ~qusatness which has settled down
upon aEfor the past two or three weeks.
Our tobacco houses are doing a fair share
of business. Their stocks are well Sc
lected and kep5 up. Cotton has ruled as
follows since u last review:
WEDNEsDAY-The market was active,
and sales to a large amount were made
at 81 to SIC for middling. Receipts,
24O0 bales shipments, 2SG6 bales.
THURSDAY-W%have no change to re-
pm Z IN AhAE tNAAbHa u hEAf N3CN ~ ElAGN
Inquiry was not as active as on yesteT-
day. We learned OF several sales at 32c
for middliDg, but buyers were not very
anxious. This we account for from
the uncertainty of being able to ship,
owing to the close of the Ohio by ice.
Receipts for the day, l-69 bales; ship
meuts, none.
FAIDAY-Owlng to the ice in the
rivers above, and the consequent ina
bIlity to ship there were few transac-
ton in cotton to-day. There was no
change in price, however, aud we do not
change our quotations. The Liverpool
dispatches of noon to-day, were received
here in advance of time. They report
the Liverpool market firm at 15}d, with
Saies o. $50 o bales. Receipts at this
port to-day, 1868 bales 4; shipments, 1878
bales
SATURDAY-There was not so much ac-
tivity in the cotton market to-day.
We have no change TO report in prices.
The receipts to-day amounted to SOP
bales shipments, 1000 bales.
MONDAY The market continues
quiet. owing entirely to the difficulty of
shipping. Prices in New York are
steady. We learned of a few sales of
good sized lists At from 81 to SEE for mid
ding. Receipts, 2jl7 bales; shipments,
33S bales.
To-DAY-The maE-st Vas not active
and prices barely sustained. We do not
change our quotations, but it took a bet
ter style Of middling TO realize 32c than
on yesterday. Receipts for the day, 1904
bales; shipments for the same time, 1889
bales. Receipts for the week, 946l bales ;
shipments for the same time, 1921 bales.
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POLICE CoURTs.-Thirty-one names
were on tie roll at the northern police
court this morning, 1881 so being assessed
and 1855 collected. Three individuals
were up for selling liquor on Sunday,
when two of them were lined fifty dol
lars each aud appealed the other was
fined twerty five dollars, and paid II like
a man. Two fast drivers paid SIX dol
lars each fDr their fun. David Fuller n
Mr.. Jones proprietors OF gambling shops,
put up the customary monthly forfeit Of
Sl00 for their appearance az court TINS
fund. At the southern police court four
teen cases were tried, and Sl07 collected.
Three we're arrested for stealing aud sent
tn a magistrate's court; three got on a
- bust " and paid eleven dollars for the
fun Of Il; two fast young men forked
ever six d 1llars a piece for fast driving
one was fined for careless driving; two
for assault ; one for misdemeanor, and
one for obtaining money under false pre-
f4nGgg
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OTIC
u,s,,ss,ppi Cation Plantation for Sale.

.rs-r,-ce aa acres entire section under
'S.,ca E51fn bigh state ~ cultivation, go9d
eS-sNe dwe,ung house with I'VE Fgoms IN
N a. -,.9 0r4ar ulenty oil good uater, gonn
lam fedler. hay. oats. con, kbl-hs 49,
stock OF every kind usually IoupH On q
riefe 10 carry on we'll conducted farm ~ sen.
4 arc numo-r Of the hands nov on lbe 9l.to
vi r9mafn. II desired. In 3 good 6eaihg ioca
-, r1rVenI ent 10 church and schools ana
vsrv convenient TO the railroad-aDCut thIk-
6ve miles nom the city. Parties Gaming seH1l
- -9aEa liberal and easy terms Tor furtler
1feruuafion caIlon JEtFREss, BLACkWkLL
- % No aO Main street, MeInphiS, Tenn.
- 6'rr, is offered Tor thirty days, as the parry
- m n viii keeo everything In good order.
ny - - sands 10 work The place, and viii de-
oseessipn. deC25 I'm
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Twill ray ESQ for fhe apprehension an1 de-
livery 10 ms 81 JGlfer-flIe. Tenn, my hiaeh
l1--- odd q and saGj'e, and Ese Inlet " O
-f-7e him. or 7 wild nay s5E9T the horfa- TIE
horse D. six years Ole. black All over auH eAL-
-. his tai or the r-st SIDE when HoF-nA'
shoes on Crf1re. icaEF mans. Wa Ks ana lI.t
Tie e-Gdic = o. the Ola ~ -c. nAt rec. He11iy
new HndI-I b. com mon. There - a walts ep1t
on The let s.dH OF the horse where ne ~.
l.,-EIrS me rI-e OF dollar. and a small white
ru.r U-a5Hr The f51eluu. and small Sc on me
r. NJ. FAEkINGTH>.
pi--r,7. T,-, no. u 81 faGH
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Memphi, VINO e,nle ors aeoa. narE,,

We learn thar there will be q general
su pension Of the iron ani nail mills al
Pittsburg and vicinity, ON aud after the
ii th OF this month. This step was fully
determined on by a convention Of the
iron men OF Pennsylvania, recently held
in Pittsburg. What fff-ct this will have
upon our market here remains u &c seen.
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A VALUABLE PLANTATiOA
FOR SALE OR RENT,
Eight Miles East of Helena, Ark,
in Tunica County, Miss.

THIS Tract consists of Eight Hundred Acres,
siye Hundred Of which are Cleared. Four
hundred acres Of the tract was cultivated
during the year 1866, and is now ia a good con-
this valuable plantation ia above overflow and
is very desirable, and has comfOrtaple Cabins,
Water. aud a new Steam SawmiH
and Ginhou Mules and Farming Utensils
can be pufchased on the place, md many
Freedmen now on the place could be induced;
70 stay. should any one OF means desire 70
plant. a liberal e~Opaftnership is offered.
For IurLher In on apply 70 I. !. EUSBY
or Z. II. APPERS IN & Co, Memphis, Tenn,
This place Will be offered for Thirty Days.
jams Ira A. hHVlMELLe
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The estimated receipts at all the sea-
ports up to January l, 1857, including old
crop on hand, were 1,O42, 5s5 bales. OF
this amount there has been exported and
taken for manufactures account, 6S5, 2e1
bales, leaving a stock of 407 1884 bales on
hand. The amount Of old crop on Sep
TENDER Ist is estimated at 272,S6l bales.
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ELEcTIoN or OFFICERS OF THE TURN
rRis SoCIETY.-At the annual election
of officers of the "Turnverin,p OF this
eitv. or the 9Th of this month, the follow
I'M Gentlemen were elected: P. Walser,
first speaker; Franz Willard, second
sneaker; S. Harpman, recording secre-
farv DR.. r. l.. Laski, corresponding
secretary: Nm. Koch, teacher Of GYM
uastie liurnwa art J.. Leopold, second
iurnwart; F. w. Louis, treasurer Theo.
Seuhold. ZeugwRrt,
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FOR RENT.


I
store House. no. 90 North Court street IN
- s-auencr OF the preienI occupants rencV-
41t,s l4rzer house, the above place ls Ior
=ut Inquire on The premises hpNG
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- 8 gentle an residing in Mississippi, oatHe
\ a.. J. and q y. railroad, a par ner with a
CANAL OF Sl1.ge e sl20s, to invest % co--
1,-.ag Ia work and e~G,arEius The num'.s
OF s5lnd,es aud L5onsiu a Catiouand Ten
F.er1rv nov nearly completed Aiach aefy
driven H. ar,t rate wa:a- power and mined
af.lv on the line Of railroad, l~4u1iies l''W Ne'
Orleans. \ rare chance rr invfstmlaI tor
particulars call al No. . OTsTieE Hotel or on
. jams :.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE

y OTTO e
j. hereby given thst & Stockholders Ne.i-ns
wIl Jp hell rEE- ANi taos Jay OF January
al ne Tenue see Naiirnal BauN FOR The puf-
NC. OF eIeoting Five III eclo1s To- iAe e-suihB
aa6@ GFo r. RUTTEn, Pres.Gent.
- I E
there VIII be no bills Usid by the steamer
gfE VERNON unless ordered by he captain
or Clerk JF 'A.yh
NOTICE MULE snu HORSE STOLEN
y & 8 REWARDED Tie night OF December
Esr ut. was stolen from me 5 "a he % tle SAB
-.rhar ono and a-half miles north Of the city,
~ f7o Nemrhis and tx creek ? unE road, one
"a HDV-E. nlue or ten ysa1s old. hIa1s name
81 tsT. one white foot Just a. fclsyk font
40 flnt ia forehead Just below let eye shod
F,ur fs.t. also, a light slrrel m re
HfrT.E sbouf loar years Old, short coupled
-lfnD and having saddle and collar mafks on
,.erE and TOP , neck c-opp d mans ana ial;
80 lsrfla sDot sus- bslina her right ear, snoa
81 Sr,nt fCst vii give Fify Dollars feward
r5r reiura OF 2 ther animal. and one hundred
~ apprshensiou Of and pr9ef 20 convict the
thief. .Iauo wv JUL
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g0cAL mArrEA

For the benefit Of those persons cali
ing 1T the counting and editorial rooms
81 this paper for Gen. Jordan, We wish
ca state JuEt he Is not O connected
with the APPEAL, nor has he been so
connected since last summer, and inst
we DO not know Of his Whereabouts.
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THE Arson CAsE.-The prosecution
in this case ended yesterday and the de-
Tense e~omfnenced. The end will beprob-
ably reached to day.
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Merchant TailoTs can buy
dne French cloths, cas- 1meres
and TasforS' trIIum nss III cen
par cent. less than New Ycrh
prices, a Il Lyon & Co.'S, No
363 NJ in st eGt. Ine stock
must be sold Within q IoW days
land 81
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" On. cor,sro o.
C.- ana ~ ~ on sunday might, the on
inst. ons Brown Horse MULE AL U. Lt-h
hands NTH. ei-EI years cla- Wil- T.. na 80
shoulder .slor aIIa uuuJ. Any person TrL-Eh-
frg Tie same az Is Egal street WI reeve re
49, ~ a5 ria.gff SIEPHENS.
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NTID-Avents. hnefgelcA ssLE
81 f-r ta- best paying Aa-ae9
er article o. ah-0lute Necessity il ever h'h
H1-f 5ary- profits pu small capital no comp
Tstr4 % IN. 10 rI~z. aud Iust what every aEe1i
wants 90 Hut.Ee Taluel or. ladies' e-ALtLIt
TcFg ALTO lis mot lazy and can raise 9 ie" q L
49, should csIt al q Lombard Stock, or send
- f-.f rEi-s4r now lmd-.W
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hOTTHERN HOTEL.

HAvTNa EFFECTED A LEASE UPON
fhFs Hotel. We shall be prepared u reeve
E-tefs IN and after JANUARY J.. 4Ns, and
rromise that moBs but an Al ntuse snSI %
s1f ~ PropristorE,
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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE PAILr APPEAL,

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, January Z, 1857. J
Money matters have been tight during
the week, although there has been az
improvement in bills Of small denomina,
tons, and the difficulty which existed al
the close of last week in making change
has been, to come extent, remedied.
Gold has again become animated.
Brokers offer 32e, but the amounts pre-
scented for sale are small.
In silver we have q slight rise to note.
Buying at "a TO 26e.
City scrip is very dull and has declined
materially since our last. Buying " 55c
and selling at 60c.
There Is some demand for county war
rants, and brokers offer 81 to 9Se-selling
at 95e.
Exchange is dull. Our banks buy at
to of. and check al par TO off.
III government securities we hear Of no
transactions.
We quote uncurTent money rather
doll. The want Of currency precludes
speculation. Our brokers generally have
ali they need on hand. Our quotations
below will be found accurate.
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+ 5 OR MIsLAiD-

Check Tor Tw+nty-one Hundre3 and Fly
d l1--s. on stsrdsy, payable Ete ]
b-s--- All pargous are warned n I 10 neg
tfl;e toy Ens same, as the pa! AHs Oee-
SOD p ELI.
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Aw Tin. undersigned. on he night o. the
1rz- s,.f7 line les lerce o. tho subscriber, on
I-f5sr street between second aud lLiuof qHe
GIaeE h.r~a MULE ahuu j. hauGa L,th WIN
r5sTp ETT-I.-. aooGt l4. usa " high auf very
TbE,- win 4 ser on The Jeff h p beIAl re-
EAl-EE LfNtS.
ON auction street
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AN UNENCEPTTONABLE HOTEL-We
diued yesterday az the Overton, and can
cheerfully add our testimony to that Of
the many guests, 10 the extreme good
taste which chsracterizes every depart
ment OF this well kept hotel. The rooms
are supplied with every modern appii-
anCe for comfort, and Lucullus, or George
the ~. could not have caviled at the
cuisine, or the extent and variety OF the
larder.
LOST, STOLEN OR STRAYED.-Scme
ten days ago six bales of cotton were
landed from the steamer St. Patrick and
put on drays No. $50 and $50, the same
10 be delivered at the warehouse of De-
lap & Co, No. 2l2 Front street, at which
place it has not VI arrived. Informa-
ton has been lodged with the authorities
and il The delinquents have not left the
city they will probably ere long be
brought up with a round turn. The
above IS only one Of the many instances
of the like nature that has lately come to
our notice. If a few of these non-failing
gentry we're sent to Nashville for the
short term it might be productive OF
much good,
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-ANTEn--A4ENTs-

GENIS-
TO sel fhs Crescent Family sewing Ma
orIra.r he best low pic e. Machine uiH"c
prses- seud Tor "a. CuIars uaI U-rafu fan par
CWAS +. HA-TE.
% second street,
-q---yrE4r4 EIeLnDlLS, Tenn
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BsImar5I and H0ap Sk' Is at redgCcd
prices a. &. LoKeRsl iH& ETuS' JaJ 81
n Do p,t-ons OF Appeal.

II TTIV ENN-WlT"| " = "WE
You are requested not to pay any car
riers without certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir-
regularity il carriers.
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ANNouNCE aENTs.
LosT--E0UbD.

TEA. FARMS, by rse1sst, y a CHn1l
~ ssIa lIr ~-Ttasa VISITOR Tor trc tln
M rIs.5isu On Mondas. me 7th instljabte
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REMOvAL.-Messrs. Vessy & Cart
wright, IL will be seen by their advertise
ment, have removed their grocery and
commission house 10 No. l57 Main street
They have a large assortment Of the best
brands Of liquors, which they sell at most
reasonable prices.
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BleacheS Sbeet,Hg and Shlrilngs mark
cd d0Hn at 3. LOEensleiH 4 Bros.
iaG a.
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AIMS.

ss-arar very de-i-abie rooms handsomely
-oHLbaf. for I'm lies or single sufIem ~ can
had with board on rsa.oua ID terms 80
SEAMS sgrcef. u
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via Ma C. r. r., Washington, =. @, kieh-
hie. Ala, and al stations o. AZ. c. &. X, at
E;S. Cen. r. r. at Pm.
RroDi!e a. ohio r. r. ats pm.
VIA Mies. & Tenn. K H., NeT Orieansl As
Jackron Miss, VicksbuTzt Miss, and All sI~-
fin-g ou Ms 4 Tenn. T. r., az 81 N.
Soathern Il H, at 2. ~
N.U.&G. n. II. r. at 3 2. m.
Via Mem. g louisville r. hy LelieNltte hfr
Pa, New York, :. y, and all eastern cites al
8 D m. NJ,
RroWBgvIiiet Tenn, anu al stations on mem.
OHIO r. r.. at 3p-m. IN
we-fera ellie, ats p- m
ffrieR - K. r.. and all Landings on White
gfv-r e.nai-wazEly. Tue.days aud Saturdays.
FInG Bun. ARK, D Landings on AFkshsas
River. semI-w5eE3y, Tuesdsysand ffiJsEs.
Miss. River ron &ems bis 20 Cairo i've times
q wesE.
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-ETIE BRDhE LOO SE-
-T-,rs 40 g. Madison street, on Wea1esfay
evening. one efr1eI EULk, 10 or j. years NI-'
7r-F---r Size "a saddle and lar IS hl7iAs
- Il an 40 nj ana lad ON ara old tr!die- i
sff-.- I ~ezart Wi De pad 'a deliver. o. --tu
,-trI- 81 No. sc Nasts0n street dee' u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

ars. DR.. uarvey.-The w-or'd-renowned
CIairyoyant and Magnetic Physician, whose
instantaneous cures OF disease and ciatrvoyant
perceotiJn have been the wonder OF the world,
has arrived n Memphis and taken rooms Tor
the season at the Overton Hotel, lofaee, room
No. 81 whers she can be consulted upon all
matters pertaining 70 life and health. She
treats al the so-cilicd ircuraoio diseases IS
speclsIties, to-wit Cancer, consumption, asth-
ma, rheumatism, dy-pepsaa, epilepsy. heart dis
ease, and female diseases, and all other chronic
Goa plants with pee yapdhappy results For
PARTICULARS osu or send for a circular, Prot
Harvey. the d scoverCr ofa certain and painless
cure Tor cane IS and tumors, assists n her prac-
tice aud ompounds all her me !icines. Address
all letters to PR0F. HARVEY,
de9llv Memphis. Tenn.
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BOAEDING.-Thrse or four respectable
families, or several single gentlemen,
can be accommodated with nice rooms
and boarding, by applying at 39i Second
street. noy2J-tL.
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dua stock Of Uarners, Saadlers and Hafne-s
--Ty-qrs Fixtures. TOSS, and every requisite
a. = $780, a. eslab -olu oaly nee use
gor-e5i quire a change ~ s"s-
f-eee TlarpIIsd Tor aioE, The stand, which ls
e-va,sbiv focaioi. en- he rented for "a
loneer ume than the present lease apply al
Joseph DWDEArA'E-
o..rr SO. IL Main, near Poplar s rect
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GkYGS0 sAYlNuS INSTITUTION
MEMPHIS, TESNEssEE
Ranking House 30. ~ BGdtS0B ST
is Institution. organized In iSo, mas oeen
In c-outinaors aud successful operation ioF the
psst zen ysnr-, continues 20 transacta
GEEEBsL EZCHAN GB ARD
RANKING BUSINESS.
wf1 Receive DEPOSITS, Buy and Sell
r,--igu 4 ssou1cslis Exchange
cole. silver snG UEeurfens Honey
Stills Exchange in sums 20 suit purchaser
o. London auI all lsauIug cities OF The United
s..tgs. aad VIII make collections on All Seoass-
DE places in the sortL aud HesI
4. &. AYkET, Cashier.
g5aF C. LsSIER President
40 ---~aI- II
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Dress seeds & less .aan 20 EeFH cost n
B. Los cHs,eiR & gics' isCst
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uv.ETED-Ageuts sl9 20 SD Peg
M EeufE Agents wanted ~eyersHLtre 10
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-09

"OLD PAP THE noble and beloved
veteran OF the south, Mel. Gen. Sterling
Price, was at ouI landing last evening
on the steamer Olive Branch. Having
been psrdoue3 he has returned to the
bosom Of the people who love him a
dearly rs a child does lis own father.
fOid Pap!n How the words thrill the
heart. God bless him! We know that
the heart Of every true southern man
will welcome back the old veteran with
ore arms. We have seen ragged and
barefonted men follow him and never
mUrmur-no never utter u complaint,
because they We're with Pap" apd they
knew he would do the best be could for
them. \ glorious old man is he, and his
noble deeds will never be forgotten while
one southern heart beats to the music OF
this sunny cline.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-09

Removable. MortimoTeG Payse have re
moved thsir ofico from the Commercial Hote
10 this worsham House, Room Nc. q, (tle onf
occupied by Dr.. Morumore the past four years.
where all, who desire 10, can consult tAem snc
procure treatment.
Special attention given to all the Varioui
forms Of chronic diseases, especially Disease o
the Lung and Ihroat, Disease Of the Heart
Live,, spleen, Kidneys and Spine, Dyspepsia
Chronic Diseases Of the stomac and Bowels
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Nervous ahec
lions all the am!cuVe forms OF Female d
seases, as also All diseases having origin IL i'm
purities 81 the blood ana vital fluids.
onc CO hours nom o'clock am. until 6 o'oloci
p.m- daily. May Su
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-09

RETIREB-We understand that John
Aiuslae, Esq hes retired ron the presi
deucy Of the First German iioiigl
bank. During his occupation Of that i'm
portaut position, Mr.. Ainslee has by his
uraanity, courtgousness and kindness,
won the esteem of every u with whom
he came in contact. In his retiracy he
carries with him the good wishes Of ali
for lis success in any undertaking he
may choose TO enter.