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Elecnfrfr Notfee.

The estate Of Calvin c. CleaVsss deceased
r ths January term. 1857. % ne County
q ronrr Or shelby County. leun&ee 14ual-
= nc Fxeeutdx Of the VIII ofm Deceased
I1-a--d Calvin q. CisEves- Al the creditors
~ nd estate are hereby notlneO % HE t1eE
A. dausands against said estate with
rc6n Soraervell, attorney At law. corner Sec
- and Monroe streets, Memphis Tcnc.- and
III ns-fies indebted 70 said cstata sre notilsd
- come forward and sstr1e the SINE 81 once
MAKY c. CLEAFES Executr1E
Of the VIII Of Calvin c. Cleayes. deceaee6
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STATE OF NEW YORK.

STATE OF NEW YORK, 10
CITY AND COUNTY OF NEW YORK.
Charles J. Martin, President, aud John Nc
Gee, Secretary, OF the Home Insurance Com
pany, being seyeraly and duly sworn. depose
and say, and each fOr himself sSys. that the
foregoing is a true, full aud correct statement
Of the affairs OF the said corporation, and that
they areth above described officers thereof
Signed
CHARLES J. MARTIN, President.
[SigRedl
John MCGEE, Secretary.
Subscribed and sworn before me, this, GAday
OF January, a D., 1851.
L. S TEOS. F. GOODRICH.
Commissioners for Tennessee IN New York.
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re the Patrons or the Amman.

You are requested not 10 pay any car
riers without certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. L. DAVIES.
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BURGLARIoUs ATrEMPT.-Yesterday
morning the bosrders at Mrs. Daniels
boarding house, on Court street, were
aroused ABOUT three O'Clock by the en-
trance Of a burglar IN NIr. Thomas Has
lOp's room, in the second story Of the
building. Mr.. H. had taken the precad-
ton to place 4 trap, or dead-fall, of bot
ties and lumber, near his door, over
which the thief stumbled, creating q
noise that awoks ST. the sleepers in the
neghboring rooms. Mr.. Hasiop spranS
out Of bed and gave the thief a vigorous
pursuit, hRllAing voeiferously at the top
OF his lungs, which only tended to give
impetus to the pursued. The ssspgosition
Is that the thief was one Of the negroes
in and sbo3t the house. We would sd-
wise him to give Col. Haslop's room q
~ife berth the next time he takes one
N6sWrpal trapps about TIA neigh
Of his
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Old Government Java COTee-Eery fine
~REEN a Oolong TsR-warranted nice
III Lard IN kegs: No. Rio Coffse sugar all
FINNIE BUCKHAM,-
mhI0 II 90 Main street,
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The public are hereby notified not to
pay to any one any bills due THE AP-
PEAL for advertising since January Slst,
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AINsLIE,
Cashier and Mauage<.
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ABILITI


Claims and Lsabiitles .g3f IS
The greatest amount insured on any one risk
Is S75uo0, but viii not as a general rule exceed
$4,000.
TIE COmpany has no general rule as to the
amount allO we'd to beinSured ia any city. town.
village or block, being governed IN This matter,
in each case. uy axe general character OF build-
iugs, width OF streets, faciEti-s Tor putting out
dres, etc
porstiOu, as amended, accompanied a previous
statement.
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SEilg Of human life
sUIcIDE.-The 9a4ter, bat On'
is at all times a serio1 S1tHe excite.
which seems to create but aelib.
ment in the community. TW, 90
crate murders have occurred during
week. Yesterday the matter was varied
by a suicide. Mr.. Sim. P. Witt hung
himself in q wood house adjacent to his
residence on Besl street. He had been
suffering for some days past with an
attack of delirium tremens, and had
threatened to take his own life several
times. Yesterday he succeeded. His
wife, who had been up all the night
previous waiting on him, went to sleep,
when Witt procured a sheet, from which
he manufactured q rope, fastening
one end to a beam, be standing OIL a
chair, tied the other end around his
neck, kicking his support from under
him, fell, breaking his neck, and when
about four O'Clock, was dead. An
was held by Coroner w. B. Cot
and the jsry returned a verdict in
accordance with the facts. The de-
ceased was about forty years Of age,
and leaves a wife and four children. He
On the police force previous to the
butt for many years, has been
as constable in the Justices courts.
Another victim to the incorporate use
Jf alcoholic drinks.
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GRAND OPENING.-Oshei, after many
months preparation, viii open his
CRYSTAL PALACE SALOON, on the
corner of Bank alley and the alley be-
tween Court and Jefferson streets, Satur-
day at 1920 am. He will have a grand
and choice lunch spread, and invites all
his old friends to give him a call. There
are few, If any, saloons in the south
which have been gotten up at more ex-
pense, and we feel satisfied that Oshei
will keep it tmerceHed for the quality Of
ftg Ifnuora
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A FAMILY QUA RREL-Two warrants
were issued yesterday by MI. Justice
Creighton, at the instance of Mr.. L. ID.
Hood, one against a eoiOred girl named
Silvey, and the other against Mr.. Dame
ron, the step-son Of Hood. 1t appears
that Silvey, who is the servant of Dame
ron, went into Hoods yard to get q
bucket of water. He drove her out,
when she used abusive language. Her
employer and former SAaster Hood
came to her rescue, and signifed his
willingness to protect the girl. Hencs
the warrants. The matter will be iuves-
tigated by the justice on Monday.
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CRIMINAL CoURT.-This court Is still
occupied in the trial Of the Rice case.
DIscHARGED.-Mr. W. o. Rice, who
has been on trial at the criminal court
on q charge of embezzlenlont, was yes
terday discharged from custody, the
jury finding him not guiIty.n
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FOB CINCINNATI.

FOR CINCINNATI.
DEAE LINE
MEMPHIS AND CINCINNATI PACKET
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
AINNEOLA-------W.B B. Miller master
Ihls splendid packet win leave II
as above every N
THIS DAY, sd inst, at S D IN.
, JAS. 7. BOURNE & Co,
b It Assent,
REGULAR CINCINNATI PACKET
For Cairo, Evansville, Louisville and
Cincinnati.
ALICE master
This fast and e@9mmodious steam IL
HIS DAY, ed inst, at 5 pm.
W. JAY JOHNSON, Agent,
mh8 u star Wharfboat.
MEMPHIS AND CINCINNATI PAcKET
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
YeTkes master
This nae passenger packet leaves
for the HboV6 ~
SATURDAY, ga inst, at 8 pm.
LEVY g MILLER. Agents.
mh22t 81 Madison street
MEMPHIS AND CINCINNATI PACKET
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
..-----I erkes master
This splendid packet viii leave -
as above, on ~
THIS DAY, 81 inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMsTAD & CO., agents.
Corner Main and Maaison sJs., or
NIB 1t Gsy Wharf boat, foot Monroe st.
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susPIo1oUs.-Last Saturday night dur
,,1 the raging of the fire on Towards
row. Mr.. Felix Lsclere gave to A. ST.
monds a box of specie and q pocketbook
10 carry to & house near by, for ale
tao,,jng. When Mr.. Laclere went for
his money he found the box all right,
- no p~oeketbook. He applied to JUS
,,os vail. who issued q warrant, and on
Lasr;na tl,e case, required simonds to
1--WE boasds in the sum of one thousand
5oIlars Tor his appearance at the criminal
conrt 20 answer the charge OF q fradu-
nlept breach Of trust.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-23

FRONT STREET LOT AT AUCTION.
This morning, at IL O'Clock, on the prem
ises. Monsarrat & Montgomery will sell
at auction a lot situated on Front street,
between Concord and Auction streets.
Persons who would secure a lot in an i'm
proving location will DO well to attend
this sale. On Thursday next, these
~auctioneers will sell that valuable bust
ness property on the eoyne Of Second
and Adams streets. Capitalists, WHO
desire to make one Of the best invest
ments in the city, will do well to remem-
Der that the sale viii take place posi-
lively on that day.
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MrrH THIEvEs.-Scme persons who
rao,o,raa mules ard did not have the
N1.-Sa.kso or inclination to procure them
6nnastIv Yesterday morning a~pprOpria-
"a tuo, the property of G. F. Farrow,
- raa,des . short distance from the
e.ty He offers q reward Of hfty dollars
for the arrest OF the thief
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WoRsHAM HOUSE
Price Of Board Reduced.

~ and after the 18Th mss the price OF Day
Reard NJ tnfs House viii be ; per month
and for Transient Board - per d4y
mills I'm
-
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Oshers C,y5taI Palace opens Saturday
morning at 1890 am, cefner of Bank
alley and Center alley, between Court
and Jefferson streets. mch22 2t
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CIR
To the Patrons Of the Appeal.
The undersigned would respectfully Inform
the patrons OF the APPEAL, that sines
GEN. PIKE

Has become Editor-Iu-Chief OF the paper, its
circulation continues to increase rapidly. AS
an izducsment to those who desire 70 promote
the interests Of this wen known Southern
Journal, we orsr thu following terms OF sub
seription to subscribers or clubs for the
WEEKLY:
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UNITED STATES COURT.-HOn. Con-
nelly F. Trigg rendered a decision in the
cases of the United States vs.. sundry par
ties for penalties UNDER tie stamp act.
The cases came upon motion to dismiss,
on the grounds: first, that the declaTa-
tons were not signed by the district
attorney second, that the declarations
did not concluded e1TtrG forR1Gnl StdtuH !
third, that the suits were net brought
up on the information Of the collector
fourth, that the defendants had procured
the stamping of the receipt since the in
sttution Of the sait. The motion was
argued on Monday, and the coEFt over
ruled each Of the objections. The case
es !. Williamson and Holmes & Co. Us.
Yorve5, 81 action at law on account,
tried.
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RrvER MATTERs.


N"'I.|H - WT|TTT-|3
Forthe first time IN the past thret
weeks W. have had a really pleasant
day. The sun came out before noon and
had Independence enough to 90 down at
eve behind the tree tops Of Arkansas
without the aid Of q cloud by way Of cur
tain. He has been very modest Of late
and retired like a bashful boy. We say
he retired, but we could not prove that
he eve " got upn by any citizen OF this
burg, in the time mentioned.
Business was not by any means active.
The Ohio and upper Mississippi con
tinue to fall fast, as our dispatches viii
show.
At this point the Mississippi Is yet on
q stand, but we hope to chronicle in our
next issue that it has PASSED the center
and Is going down merti rapidly than It
rose.
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ron LOUISVILLE.


foA AAAAhsAs RIVER.
REGuLAR ARKAMsAs R1YER PAcKET
FOR Helena, Napoleon, Pine BluR and
master
This excellent steamer issves 49,
Memphis as aboVc, a-N
MONDAY, 9Th Inst, at pm.
HARMsTAD 4 Co, Agents.
Corner Main znd Nsdison - a.
ID n CITY WharfbOat foot Monroe A.
MEMPHIS 6ARKAxsAs RIyER P4c5rET
COHPANK.
For Pine Hfn n IA Lsttle Rock.
master
Ihis elegant passenger packet
SATURDAY, I'D inst. al s pm
LARRY FARNsFAD & Co. Agents.
Corner Main and Madison So or
mh2 q city Wharf boat, foot aoaros IT.
REGUL6R MEMPHIS WgES
RIVER PACKET
Rer Helena, EapeIeaa. Pfae Rlun "a
Little ROek.
HAIRY BlalzIelE master
THIS elegant passenger steamer IT,
= BOW leading 81 the loot Of Courtz~
street and via leave
SATURDAY. 2Sa inst, at S pm.
LEVY & MILLER, agents
mnz1 No % Madison street.
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND 1RE4NgIS
RIVER RACKET-U 81 MAfL
For Helena, Napoleon. pine RauN ana
Lille Rock.
master
This superb Passenger steamer r.
n leave as above On c
SATURDAY, sd inst, at S pm.
las. T. BOURNE 4 co, Agents.
NO. II Jefferson street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-23

CHANFRAU's BENEFIT.-The New
Memphis theater last night wa crowded
with a fashionable audience to see that
true artist, +. s. Chanfrau, in his inim-
liable impersonation of "Lord Dun
dreary" and his brother "Sam,'' in
our american Cousin at Home, which
he enacted in a style peculiar to himself,
aud for which he is so justly celebrated.
Mr.. Wheelock's " Asa Trenchard " was
rendered in a style creditable to that
gentleman. Everything he undertakes
is done well. Mr.. DraytOn's label
MuScot" was eapitally acted. We re-
gret that he does not oftsper appear on
the boards of the New Memphis. Mrs.
Lanagan's "Susie Trenchard " was good,
erceHenty good. We have said so much
in praise Of this lady's acting that fur
Their praise might seem superfiuous, but
when a benefit is rendered her we shall
testify ia s Substantial manner. The
"Birney" Of Marston was excellent. He
received the kicks Of his master gra-
ciously, and carefully noted them down.
The n of Mrs Gulick and Mr.. Loder
were well received. The whole perform
anee was a success. We hope to see the
play Of our American Cousin al Home
repeated more than once.
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The combination of ingredients used in
making 81 BrOwn's bronchial trOches" is
such as to give the best possible effect
with safety. The troches are used al
ways with good success, and are widely
known as the best remedy for coughs,
colds, throat diseases aud asthmatie
4roubfna
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As Good as Can Be.-Good brandy,
French 81 that, and fine old Bourbon,
can be had now at very few places, but
We assure all who may desire the pure
article, that our friends n. & j. Hoff-
heimer, No. 276 Front street, have a
good stock of the best Cognac and Bour-
bon in the market. These gentlemen
pride themselves on their liquors, and
very justly so, for they are all that is
claimed for them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-23

Spring Fashions ia Hats and
Caps-CODsisting Of a fine and
tasty selection OF the latest
styles, introduced ibis day by
The MempiiS Hat Company. ace
Main street, opposite Court
kGuaFe. mh23 2t
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NANOsO savings Institution, ~ Madison
VI street
HOME Insurance and Trust Company, II
III Madison street
JEFFERSON Insurance. and Trust Company,
II 3 Nadisom street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-23

LAW CoURT.-Tbe following easSs AIs
set for to-day:
T. D. $500 f,ao
IS. Lacey & MeGhee VS. L.. HafdeNks luugf
E7sl 20.
20 Armstrong vs. David Ccckrel-
523. Al. Jones vs.. David Coekreh' uamas0oi
want Of prosecution -.
plsiRLf, SIS. Appealed. A..
misses.
81 D. Waldron W. n. Beatty, non suit.
81. Celia Byford ~ :. l. MlcriS
"a Jamos Homer vs.. J.. Frietag, Judgment TOT
plant n, S.02.
"a Joseph Hunsworth va Austin bealy' JUG
meat for defendant, alG5-
EE4 TR. Peybon.VB Thomas HgleY, 5ud9naent toi
piaIntlR, replegiD, dAFsBes waived
The law court stands adjourned until
Tuesday, II M
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4 Card.-Messrs. Owen, Moore &
West, agents, have paid me for the
loss, by fire, Of my household and
kitchen furniture, insured by them
in the Georgia Home insurance
company-which company and the
agents L com mend to the public. The
loss was paid the day the proof was
NJ Il. CANNON.
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Nofee.-The owners Of three blocks of
granite, consigned to A S. Oldham,
Memphis, per steamer Baltic from New
Orleans, will please call, pay freight and
charges on same, and remove said
freight. il being at their risk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-23

A5OUe OUerfOW.-Any body wanting
a fine bottom plantation, which is even
now entirely above the overflow, sheuld
call on Messrs. Strain & Goodman. See
their advertisement. mh2l Tvs
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ONE Corr, ONE 90
To CLUBS OF rEN OR MoRE, EAca, Sc
To cLuEs OF Twenty Oh MORE, EACH 4 90
II viii thus be seen that a person getting up
a eIab OF twenty Will realize twenty dollars FOR
their trouble, or, il they prefer ii. receive
twenty.ave copies for one hundred dollars
rhe WESLEY which is issued every Thursday
wm contain an the important news published
IN the DAILY paper. as wei as the leading edi-
,o.,.,s w,sh a kasoasc cohsusa. under the special
.,na,v,.,op OF Ger. AEBzRr PIKE, Sovereign
Co., c-,s.n.sadsr Of he ssprssss coaaea for
a. S,.snss7a JuusasReaon Of ne Uaitef States.
oar friends are earnestly requested to aid
and azslst US IN our new undertaking.
address ali communication to
JSs. S. G. HOGAN s CO.,
Appeal Once.
Memphis,
P. s.-Rsmsstaaees by Express, or FostOhies
Money Orders mag be sent at Our risk TO
person sending US their possOfnes address We
w,s m.a = specimen copy Of the wzEEIE
,r..x nee. AGO
a-.pH1s, Fzzx.. Feb. l 1851.
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CITY MATTERS.
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.

New Orleans Express $50 pm. 4:45 pm
BatesYflle Accommodates " Dis {"
febA q. p. OAKLEY, Gen. Ticket Ag't.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-23

wagon end Carriage Material.
hy Woodburn, Smith 4 Co., No. q
Green street, ST. Louis.
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II you desire to quit burning coal oil,
call at No. 30 Jefferson street, and buy
Greenough's non-explosive burning
fluid. It will burn in same burners that
Petrs, Aurora or Lighthouse oil, and we
promise you . better light than either of
them. For sale at fifty cents per gallon.
F. PRESCOTT & Co,
mrh23-2t No. 40 Jefferson street.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
ATLAETTCAND MLSSLSSLPPTSTEAMsHLP
COAP4NF-U g. MAIL LIN
For Napoleon, ViGkssurE, natenez and
New orleans.
master
This splendid passenger steamer r.
will leave As above L
HI DAY. z3d inst, At s pm
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO..
PETEHsON &SAYERS. Gent Pass. Agits.
MharfDOst. foot Of MonFCa ST.,
mH3it or cor Main AL Madison SITS.
ATLANZCAND MIssLsSIPPTsFEA MsHIP
COAPANEU. NAL.
For Napoleon, VIeksburx, NAdehez and
n. Orleans.
master
This splendid passenger packet r.
WA leave As above on ~
THIS DAY, @d last, II q n.
LA,EE HERNLSTAD = Co. agents.
Corner Main aud Madison streets or
PrTERSON 4 SAIRES. GenT Pass. Ag'ts.
mbAlt Csy Wharfboat loot Monroe St.
MEMPHIS AED Ma " ORLEANS Lac
For V~iekshurg, hatcher ard New Or
leans
Che magnificent steamers
Rob-. E. LEE and GEN. QUITMAE,
VIII leave Memphis as above Gu r.
evey alt-rnEss v ESDA N.E
EYkNINd on ARRIVAL OF the trains
SAM. H SHOCK,
mh2l u Passenger Agent
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Harrington 4 Story Of 1S6S.-Every
one should read it. 1t is The book of the
day. For sale by Geo. PattisoR & Co.,
SO North Court street. mah2llw
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To Shippers Of Cotton from Memphis.
In order to give shippers choice Of routes
to New York, I have appointed Capt.
w. jay johnson, OF the Star wbarfboat,
my agent for the Diamond line at Mem
phis, to contract for and give bills
iading at current rates freight, Uid all
rail, UiG LuisUiHe, or, if shippers prefer,
river to Cincinnati per splendid packets,
and rail to New York. I as agent duly
appointed by competent authority, guar
antee to shippers to carry out his bills
lading. Our time East is a. fast, if not
faster, than any other line.
J. c. BUCKLES,
Old EeIiabie Agent 3. G. T, Co, Diamond Line,
Lou isyille, Ky.
IoTIsvTLIE. March il. 1867. mar2g-lm
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The requisite number of subscribers
having been obtained, the stockholders
of the Chiekasaw club are requested to
meet at the rooms of the club at eight
O'Clock this evening March Odd for the
purpose Of organizing under the charter.
c. u. CHURCH,
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81. Louis CIRCUs.-We hope our
THE $t feel disappointed that
readers 90 ia. net get a few OF
this huge swindle das,ss intended to
their dimes, as it no g-,uh;n
do only q few days ago. spad 10
.io,, of talent and raseality L.
nut in an appearance. Metealf,
monty known as Bob" Metcalf' n
nroven himself a swiBdler OF the hrst
water, and has left this city owing 81
whom he could induce by speeious lying
N nut their trust in him. Farewell
MeteaIf, it may be our fate to meet again
in this " wide, wide world" and when
we do, you shall get a notice free gratis
for nothing. Our brethren OF the press
would dc well to pass "BOb" around.
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FOR WHITE RIVER.
REG ULAR MEMPHIS AND WHITE ETYER
PACEEE
For Helena. lseIta. Friar-s Point, Sum
flower, Laconia, Carson's, ConeOraia, Mouth
White River, Indian Bay, St Charles,
DGv2I's Bluff and Augusta.
master
This elegant passenger steamer II
will leave -
SATURDAY, I'D inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY & MILLER. Agents,
mh2l 80 - MadisOn Street
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RsdEh is More Precious than GOLD !
DR.. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases q speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Payable
after euro Office, 20S Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-23

LARRY HAkMSTAD & {.
Memphis City Wharf boat.
@. c. CUMMINGS, Secretary. MARI p
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7 EVETF, JOS & CO., ~ Main street
MARINER q CURTIS, 2s Main street.
ITTCFIF SMITH a RAGLASD, SIS Main
M street
nEfLLY- J. J., 20 Front street.
-UIFRRY & MITCHELL, So Main street.
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CO&-Bigley, Mellersh d Co, Nc. 50
Jefferson street, have spendid Pittsburg
coal. Leave your orders. fsb+-f
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BANKS AYB BANKERS.

TTrIzENs Union Bank, p Madison street
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COMMERCIAL Bank Of Tennessee, corner
Madison and Main streets.
"EENKTTN Insurance and Banking Com
L pany, corner Jefferson aud Front streets
TTRsT National BanE, Il Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-23

DEOPLEs Bank OF Tennessee, 4 Madison
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CAVISGs Sank OF Memphis, 80 Main street
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TENNESSEE National Bank, corner Jener-
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