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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-05-25
CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN
ASSEM- IDLY.
FTGHTH AND LAST DAY.


The General Assembly convened at 81
O'Clock on yesterday. The half hours
devotional exercises were conducted by
Rev. Mr.. Morrow. The minutes were
read and approved.
Rev. DR.. Mcdonald, from the COM
mittee appointed to provide alternate
commissioners for the several churches
of the Presbyterian family reported as
follows: To the Old School Assembly,
North, Rev. E. K. Squire and the New
School Assembly, Rev. A. B. Miller.
Report ~coneurred in.
The following resolution, offered by
Rev. DR.. Baird, was adopted
Resolved, That this General Assembly
set apart the first and second Saobalns IN
September next, as y season for solemn
reflection and prayer TO God for the "a,
~terpsts Of our beloved zion, that DE VIII
Erebaptize His servants, whom He has
called TO the gospel ministry, n deeply
impress them with the absolute necessity
Of entire conservation TO their holy WORK
as ambassadors of Jesus Christ; that he
will put it into the hearts OF His children
to form closer and more permanent con-
nections with such ministers as may De
disposed to give themselves wholly tothe
great work OF finding the hOeks OF God )
that He will call and send forth into HIS
VINEYARD suehyOung men as viii De good
soldiers of Jesus Christ that all u min
listers are heartily and earnestly e~ntreated
TO present these themes to their people
on said Sabbaths that Rev. Richard
Beard, DID,; be and is hereby appointed
by ibis Assembly to address TO the church
a pastoral letter touching the subjects
above named.
Rev. DR.. Mcdonald offered the fol
lowing, which was also adopted
Resolved, That the Manuel be sub
mitted TO the revising committee for
them to consider and act upon or not, as
may seem TO them best.
ResolUed, That the attention OF the
Revising Committee be directed to the
subject of a permanent engrossing clerk
to consider and report as may seem to
them best.
Mr.. Frizzell, on behalf OF the Com
mittee on Church Erection, reported
recommending the dissolution OF
the Board now located at st. Louis, and
the distribution of its fund. Report con-
Cured in.
Rev. Mr.. Beard presented a resolution
thanking the Moderator and clerks OF
the Assembly for the faithful discharge
of their respective duties. Adopted
unanimously.
The T~reasurer's report was submitted
and concurred in.
The minutes of the days proceedings
were read and approved.
The business of the Assembly having
been transacted, and nothing further
being before the house,
Rev. Mr.. Wear moved that the As
sembly do now adjourn, to reassemble on
the third Thursday in May, 1868, in Lin
coin, III. Adopted.
After prayer by Rev. DR.. Anderson
the Assembly was declared adjourned
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Until further notice the Mails viii close as
follows;
For Cairo, Chicago, St Louis, nashville, honls-
VILE. Cincinnati, Cleveland, PtttsburRl ehila-
dslphia, Bunalo, Albany, New York, Bslti-
more, and all cities north and west AZ
sis p m.
For Chattanooga, Richmond, Washtngt2n'
Augusta, Columbus, Ca, Montgomery no
bile, Ala, New York, Nashville, and al cn1ea
aouth and east. at G8 pm
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Mis-
Vicksburg, hatcher, and all cities south, az
4pm.
All stations On Mississippi and TennssSee.
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroads at $3.50 pm.
All Stations on Memphis and LOUISVILLE ana
branch railroads at 3 PM.
All stations on Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
sissippf Central, Mobile and Ohio, NashYlIe
and Decatur, Nashville and ChaJtar oogs and
Easi Tennessee railroads at 5 p.m- -
For Little Rock, Pine Bluff and all landings
an Arkansas and White rivers, SEMI eeklyl,
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Mississippi r-iver-south, lEemi-weeklyl, tues
DAYS and Saturdays
Mississippi r~iver-north, (semi-weekly), Mon
days and Fridays.
re. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
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Land For sale.

n undivided one-halfi interest In 5000 acres
"A Of Red river bottom land, In Lafayette
and SEWER COUNTIES,
This interest, the title 70 which sperfect' VIII
be sold Al a lOw figure, for one-third cash ana
the remainder AZ one and two years, w1bEoug
interest.
river bottom land, above al overflow, and he
finest body OF land in the state, in CraW prd
.csunty, Arkansas.
These lands viii be sold together or in par
GELS, tUr cash.
Apply TO PIKE q ADAMA
Attorneys at Law,
vhgfF gQ3 Main street. MeufUhig
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IN OUR issue ofthe 18th inst. appeared

IN OUR issue Of the 18th inst. appeared
the following item in the local column {:
NEXT WEEK.-The fair 81 the Taber-
nacle, which will open on Tuesday night,
promises well. In addition TO other
attractions, a policy Of insurance on the
life OF the most popular Confederate
general for $40, 900 will be voted for, the
man and Office to be voted for together.
Personally we hope Forrest may be the
general selected, and MeMahon's the
Office.
The above vas put in without any
authority, as expressive Of the predilec-
tons Of any person interested in the
APPEAL; and although we entertain a
high personal regard for Gen. Forrest, as
wen as q very favorable opinion Of the
st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance COM
pauy, still we would not allow u col
umns to be used for the purpose Of
making any unjust Determinations
against the popularity Of equally deserv-
isg Confederate generals or Insurance.
companies.
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING ~
"A vestlnenL The plantation is knoSn as the
town OF " axe Bluff, on ~ hite river, AIR, u
miles above the Memphis and Little Rock rall-
road crossing, contaluingb between foHr ana I'VE
hundred acres, about one hundrea cleared
l5 feet above the late ovefiOW1, the remainder
heavily timbered, together with the Wnole or
bali interest in a NEW STEAM SAW MILF
forty horse power Engine, BlscKsmiths SHOP,
Carrenter's Tools. Wagons and all necessary
a-Dpurtenanccs for unning the same. There Is
q fine Mansion with nfpe rooms. a Ctsterns tcs
pacltv e09a g~allons) three Cabins, a Warehouse,
Two good Wood Yards. and the best landings
on the river. The above win be sold at Low fig
ures and on easy terms. For further Particu-
lars address Mrs NJ. g. IL
mvAu Appeal Office.
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Valuable Gotten Plantation for sale

WILL be sold to the highest bidder, on the
premises, on SATURDAY, the LIST OF juno
next possession 70 be given he lst Of jan
uary nextL the Ditchley Plantation, tormelE
owned by Mrs. Sarah A. Mutt, situated IN me
parish OF Madison. a few miles Mluikens
Bend Landing. Louisiana. The plantation has
a mont on the Mississippi river about ore mhe'
with a hne levee and q making bank cor
land, OF which about i've hundred l5OO) acres
are IN cultivation. To is located IN the cehteI
OF HE best cotton region IN me UnlJee 9iStes'
and there IS no cotton plantaLton on the sLIs-
sisSippi river more thoroughly ditched sno
drained, and but Few so well improved. rue
improvements consist OF anew dwelling mouse,
q large and elegant steam gin, sawn1h and
gristmiu attached. Stab e, barn, quarters
cisterns, etc. The improvements alone conlo
not be placed there Tor less than S5A,gOn. lhe
plantation is leased This year for SIX thousand
dollars. There is no question IS to title.
Terms Of Sale-Cash.
myg 3w ANDREWR HYNES, Trustee.
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THE BAPTIST FAIR-The attendance
ct the Baptist fair asst night was quite
large, and a glance inside the door re-
vealed an interest that evidenced graft
flying pecuniary receipts. Il should not
be forgotten, that the fair viii be contiR-
ued this evening, when important con
tests will be decided.
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Attachment Sss5t

Law COnrt Of Memphis.
w.. B. Gibson Co, plaintifE, vs.. J. H. Hagnie
& Co, defendants.
A FFIDAYIT for attachment having been
"a made in this case IN pursuance OF section
$50 OF the Code Of Tennessee, aad attachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
officer " levied, etc, on the property Of The de-
PENDANTS. j. H Haynte * Co;
II Is therefore ordered that said defendant
appear at the Courthouse in the city Of Mem
phis, Tenn, on orbelOra ne second Monday in
June next, and defend this suit. or the same
VIII Sc taken Tor confessed as % them. and the
case set FOR bearing Z parte, and That a copy Of
this order be published once a week for four
consecutive weeks IN the Memphis Appeal
ACOpys John DONOVAN. Clerk.
Clerks Office. Maya 1887
Ciapp. Vance q Anderson, Attorneys for
plaintiffs mays laWfWo
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GRACE CHURCH FAIR.-Under the
capital directions Of the managers of the
Grace church fair, it continues TO prove
a success. The attendance last night
was numerous, select and fashionable.
Large numbers of our fairest women
and brsvest men were there. The
voting for the silver pitcher to
the most popular cotton merchant
is exciting considerable interest. Messrs.
B. Bayliss and Thos. Hallen were ahead
when we left. The clock TO be given to
the most popular banker causes more
than ordinary competition. Jesse Page,
Fred. Smith and NJ. ]. Wicks are, so far,
the most successful contestants. The
fair closes tonight, when we hope tosee
the Greenlaw hall crowded to its fullest
avkanf
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FOR SALE.

TO X ) A l. E
A first class
LAGER BEER SALOON.
Inquire OF oh EVANS
my&tf u Monroe street, Memphis.
Il . r > AL E.
The Household Furniture Of Chas, Northropi
ESQ aB House No. IS Market street, Titus
clock. and House for Lease. Possession gwen
Immediately. Inquire at the house or Ol
Conner a RichaFdsOn, Ne. ? Clinton street.
my1N Nv
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Attachment Sait.

Law Court OF Memphis.
w. h. Gibson q Co plaintiffs VS. CLEARWATER
& Eayuie defendants.
FFfDAVITS for attachment having been
"a made IN this case in pursuance Of section
800 OF the COte Of Tennessee, and attachment
having bseH issued and returned by the proper
.ohlcsr alevied. ETC. on the property OF The
defsndan S. Clearwater q Haynie,
n is therefore ordered thai said defendants
appear at the Courthouse In the city OF sasw-
phls. Tenn. "a or before the second hornav IN
lime next, ana defend this suit, or ne san1a
will Re taEen for confessed as 70 them md ire
case seL for hearing ex parte," am tbat 4 eon~
Of this order be published once q week Tor mn
consecutive weeks IN me MeEaphis APPEAz
a Copy JOSH DONOVAN. CLERK.
clerks Office, May q 1854.
ClapP: Vance & Anderson, Attorneys fot
Plalnll1s. maya iaw4w
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6 GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
Fancy Goods and Notions.

HAVING INCREASED OUR WHOLESALE
II Business to a large extent, and It being
utterly Impossible to give the usual nttenUOn
our Retail trade requh q, We are ully deter
mined 70 give up Ourlong established Fetal
Business at the earliest possible moment, and
shall, from this day on. commence 70 close ont
our entire stoek Of above mentioned
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Attachment Na.if


=" - TIT I-I.
CLERKis OFEICE, May 8. Iss7.
=. Hurd q Co., Piaintim, vs. ?. {. Crsfghton.
Defendant.
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having han
"A made in this case in pursuance OF Fecfian-
3f0 OF the Code Of Tennessee. and attarh n7anr
having been issued and returned blythe urnrs-
officer levied, ETC." On the defendant p n
Creighton
IL Is therefore ordered, That said s-ess,s,rs
appear al the Courthouse ia the citv 81 MeT9-
phis, Tenn, on or before The second No1davin
viii be taken for confessed As % MIN Snd he
case set for hearing sx parte and that a
COPY OF this order be published oncs 4 week
for four consecutive weeks IN ere Memphis
Appeal. JOHN DONOVAN Clerk
copy: By MASON HYDE. I. g.
wilson 4 Beard, Attorneys for PlaintiEL
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sUmMER RESORTS.
mnntuala Springs. 1857.

THIs popular summer resort having been
piacsd IN thorough repair and turnlsoed
So naW furniture. viii be open for vlsiJors
- fhe IstofJune, under the direction and con-
froI OF the undersigned, propnstors OF the
American Hotel, Atlanta, Ga. MonlNale Pre-.
ge,fs ne ~frOngeE atfraCUOus % both invalid
anH nIeasure-sseKer 70 less on account OF Us
Tetirement and the beautiful
scsns-y man OF the restorative powers OF its
Wste-s. We have reduced the price Of board 70
Che lowest nsures consistent VI b a propeE prO
VISION Tor the eplertanment OF our guess
81. With An Jowano Tor fanalles- travellers
by raj reach ~theSprings BY special conveyance
rom Loudon, OF by regular dany man coAches
an colin WHITES WHTTLOCK.
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Continuation Sdle.-The great sale oil
British Silver Plated Goods and Cutler1
will be positively closed out to-day by
Royster. Irrelevant q CO., at their sales.
ROOM, 276 Second street, Ayres' building.
Sale at 10 O'Clock.
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GRACE CHURCH FAIR
COMMENCES On
MONDAY EVENING, MAY 2Oths
At GreeaEosg Rail

u,AgIEAUs on THE sTAGEEVERYEVEN-
ing A life-sizsd OIL Painting OF Robert
- 10 be voted to the most Gallant Soldier
~ me War A nns Cold Watch 70 the best
Drv Goodsman A superb Clock (n Pooley,
Rsruum 8 Co.'S winoowl 70 the most popular
p ~ most esteemed Young Lady A msssiye
49, isrgs silver Pitcher 70 the most LIBERAL
eErt 9TRAXBERRlEs in abundance.
ana other Dehcaciss and Attractions TOO nu-
nsrops 70 mention, myl6
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IlO- MHINLH 20 NNNIWNE"
CRIMINAL CoURT.-The jury in the
case of Bostick VS.. Chase ct al, execu-
tors of W. G. Bradford, deceased, rem
der verdict In favor of the plaintiff,
damages sII5O. Judge Lewis moved for
a new trial on behalf of the plaintiff
W. K. Poston, jr., counsel for the de-
PENDANT, likewise moved for a new
trial. The motions are held under adj
visement by the court. This suit hes
been long on the docket, having been
instituted in May, 1850. The following
cases will be called for trial to-day:
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LEE ACADEMY ANNUAL FETE.-The
pupils of Lee Academy will hold their
annual Fete, on the 7th Of June, at the
Greeulaw Opera House, for the benefit of
the Lee Academy Educational Society,
and for the purpose Of raising means to
procure a more commOdious school
building than the one now occupied by
the school, and for purchasing apparatus
and other necessary school fixtures. At
the close of the Fete there will be very
important voting, at the GreenlaW
Opera House, for the most popular
school in Memphis-the majority vote
for any school to be used by the Principal
of that school as q petition from the eiti-
ems of Memphis for aid FROM the Pea
body Southern Educational Fund
FOR the favorIte school. Votes 81.
A fine landscape oil painting,
valued at 500, to be voted for,
and presented to the pastor Of the most
popular church in Memphis. As the
Febe will be held only me night, the
voting in this ase will have to be done
in advance, by registering votes at the
bookstore OF Blelock q Co, where the
painting will be on exhibition, Votes
81. A handsome diamond ring, valued
at $500, to be voted to the most popular
lady IN MeniPn1s' T0eSs "a VIII De
received at the jevelry store OF +. H.
Clarke & Co. The votes in each case
will be counted, by committees of disin-
terested persons, from the registry Of
votes. and the result Of the voting will
be announced from the stage Of the
GreenIaw Opera House, on the evening
Of the Fete. Tickets Of admission, fifty
cents: for sale at the principal book
stores. Performances viii commence at
sALLIE cola RENEAU.
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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 AINsGIE,
Cashier and Manager.
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FraLSfe9'a GnLQ

IN pursuance of a trust deed made TO me By
Thomas d johnson, nov deceased, dated
April I'D. 1881. and duly recorded IN the regis
ter's Office OF Monroe comfy, Arkansas, In
record book I, pages Nos. So. 3B3 and So for
the purpose Of securing the amount Of the
notes therein mentioned, I will, on SAT
UHDAI, the 18TH day Of june 1907,
between the hours Of ten and tWeite
o'clock, on the premises, proceed 70 sell at puo-
lie auction to the highest bidder, for casnt :
certain tract Of land. descriDed in salo aeeu %
OF Monroe and staIe of Afkausas. anu -
ton No. thirty-iOur tS4l. IN toNnsnlp e w.
~ south, and In range no. OssI-l 49,
upon which there Is 3 dweAlng mouse,
Gin and ~outhOuses, win AoOut one
st.to ~ .-itfvaffon known As the Old resi-
dsnca a. ne all Thomas D. johnson deceased.
The title Is hsiisvea TO Be good, but I sell only
- 1900 piRht OF redemption waived
Tvs 9fw 7. l. MATTHEWS, Trustee.
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Attachnsents.

Magistrates Court.
L.. B. RubeI Us. e. J.. Merits, ". B. Batter vs..
r. ], Morris, MI Webb vs. f. ]. Morris.
defendantin the stated causes Is required
and hereby notified 70 appear on the 18th
day OF June, 1857, at my office, in the t4th)
Fourth Dist let Of Shelby county, at 10 O'Clock
I'm, and defend the actions thus commenced,
&c CAMPBELL. j. P for S. C
May 10, Isgz, mylslsw4W
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Goods at Cost.

The most or our stock Is all new but recently
bought at the late decline in goods, and wen
worthy the inspection OF City and Country
Buyers.
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Non-R esfdent Notice.

In the. Chanoery Court OF Memphis. Tenn.
No. Is42-Lamb, Quinlan & Co VS. Grammar
& Co. ct al
1T appearing nom atndaTltln this canee that
ma ~endan g. j. Grammar and 8 ID.
Weleh. are non residents Of he state ofTen-
nessee' it isfherefOre ordered that they make
their appearance herein, az the Courthouse in
the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before the
first Monday in June, 1867, and plead, answer
or demu- TO compliments bin, or the. same
will be taken for confessed IS % them, and set
FOR hearing * parte, and that a copy Of this
order be published once a week Tor four success
sfvs weeks IN the Memphis APPEAE
AUGUsT0N ASTON, Clerk and Master.
Cispp' Vance & Anderson, solicitors for CON-
plaiDents, nayaWtvP,
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Mr.. Chapman, Of the Enterprise,
umpire.
BASE BALL.-The number Of persons
afflicted with "base ball on the brain !"
is rapidly increasing. Nearly every day
we hear Of the organization Of clubs by
parties anxious to secur to themselves
the amusement and heslthful recreation
impaired by this fine exercise. The
latest organization Of the kind is that Of
the " Recreation Base Ball Club" whose
officers were chosen yesterday. Its
president is our young friend Thomas H.
Cooke, Esq, and the members are COM
posed OF young gentlemen connected
with various mercantile and banking
houses, ETC., together with a sprinkling
Of professional gentlemen. Among
them are some fine players, and the
champion clubs may prepare to +" stand
from under.p =
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Notice.

REQUISITE amount OF stock being SUD
A scrbed. there will be a meeting or the
Stockholders Of the Carolina Insurance Oom
pany on SATU RDAH next the 9th inst ~ !
O'clock. at my Ofdes, No. p Lee y ock, nor lhe
purpose Of organization. ".
wnv4f - MOnerHlOEs
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70 THE PATRONs OF tn

70 TIE PATRONs OF THE APPEAL
The carriers will be around this mern1,
ing to collect their weekly dues. We
hope you will be ready with your
quarters, as thsy viii then be able to
settle with the office. Further, we hope
you will, for the carriers convenience,
erect boxes at your gates, or cut holes in
your doors, that the papers may be
placed so that none but yourselves can
get them, as Memphis is now infested
with paper thieves.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
FOk CINCINNATI.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
FOR Cairo. louisville aud Cfneinnag.
Lew Hates master
This splendid passenger packet
vi leave as above AzE
THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARsfSTAD a CO., agents,
Corner Main anu Madison SIS. or
ny25 It City Wharf boat. fOot Menroe 81
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Motions will be heard at rolI-can this
and each subsequent morning. The
state docket viii be taken up on Monday.
Causes not reached on the day originally
set will be taken up the following day.
The court has thus far been occupied in
hearing old cases, which have been on
the docket for eight or ten years.
REGISTRY OF DEEDS AND MORTGAGES.
Martha s. and NJ. j. Wright to Louisa
NJ. Looney, deed s25, 900, lot 4SO Madison
street ; Kate E. and J. s. Gilmore to
VIM. L. Duff, deed 5000, tract near
Rice tract Mary Molrer 70 G. w. Wal
dron, trust deed on personal property to
secure 500 @. s. Simms and wife to O.
E. Hasback. deed five acres on Memphis
and Raleigh plank road, $500; J. E.
Greenwood 10 J. H. Hormbrook, deed
$500 personal property ; r. L. Dismukes
to d. P. Catron, deed s1O50, one-half lots
d. MiIlard's subdivision.
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FOB RENT.

.TOR ENT-
STORES and OFFICES in Betherrs New
Buileing. on the ,S SIrp Ne ,S o. NAN baHdi asu to ~ q.
RETaELL. or s. P. w1 kER, JR., in rooms
No I and Z. N.Y.
10 K R 4 N II
several SMALL sTOFSS on corner Of Mon
roe and Second streets, a very reduced rates,
10 LIST October. Also, two DN ELLiNGS lour
rooms each. in Chelsea. Apply to W. MES
SICK, 81 Second street, up stairs. mylslW
TOR RENT
Two new Dwelling Houses, nearly finished,
with al modern Ou~veniences, on Linden
street. between Laudsrdale and Orleans streets,
I'M one Of the best neighbOrhoods aud the most
q lightful part o. tue city, the street rallIoao
running within a few steps Of the door Rent
No. 2S4 Front freet.
May IA 1877. myl5 3w
o r E n r
several Dwelling Houses on Fourth, Vance,
Hernando and M0sby streets. Rcns moderate.
For ~Lease-Several Lots IN North and south
Memphis ana Fort Pickering. Apply %
myl0zw SIS Front street
EOR RENT-
fine large Basement store, corner OF Jefer-
son and Main Streets. For terms anplyt to
LIONS, les Co.,
mystf No. 24O Main street.
TOR RENT
ThesTORE-HoUsE, on Second street. known
as 1e OLYMPIC.
The ARCADE LIVERY STABLE, on the alley
south Of Madison street, between Second and
aB23 N CAN'T wADDELL.
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WANTED-kgen1s-SIO0 % 500 per
M ao-fh-Aaeurs wanted INA anu f-
-1e--1bsre. TO sell the only genuine
me.sl se1ss Family Sewing Machine
Price. so. Warranted three 49, ge.leet
stE-e1sefina with immense sales. For
re ana terms 70 Agents, address LARUE
eLeunrS.c- T4tfie Rock, ARK. or us Al Frank
IN TOIIVER 3 CO..
Manufs cturer's Gen1 Agents tor the south.
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THE COURTS.

Law COURT-GreeH p F6ots, Special
Judge, Presfding.-The ease of VIM. An
thony VS.. B. c. & ]. II. Brinkley, action
on note, Judgment tor plaintiff S5sH Is,
To-day is motion day. The attorneys
roll will be called, commencing with
az" and running backward to "a"
CHANCERY COURT.-The cases tried In
this court yesterday were unimportant.
The following calendar will be called to-