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

RosdrId segsrs 10 be had at White
house segar stand, Is Madison street.
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MULE BROKE LOOSE

From No. 5 Madison street. on "wednesday
evening. one sorrel MULE 10 OF y years old
medium size, with saddle and harness marks
shod aM arc nd snd had on an old bride a
liberal reward Will be paid on delivery Oi sald
mule Al No. 81 Madison street declb II
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NOTICES.

Mrs. DR.. H~arVey.-The world-renOwne ed
CIairyoyant and Magnetic Physician, whose
instantaneous cures of disease and clairvoyani
perception have been the wonder OF the world,
has arrived in Memphis and taken rooms for
the season at TIE Overton Hotel, (Ofiice, room
No. 2) where she can be- consulted upon All
matters pertaining to life and health. She
treats all the so-called incurable diseases as
specialties, to-wit: Cancer, consumption, ssth-
ma, rheumatism, dyspepsia, epilepsy, heart dis
ease, and female diseases, and all other chronic
complaints with speedy and happy results For
particulars call or send for a circular. Prof.
Harvey, the diseoverer OF a certain and painless
cure for cancers and tumors, assists In her pupc-
tice and compounds all her medicines, Address
all letters to PROF. HARyEY.
deSO-ly Memphis, Tenn.
RemOvaI.-Drs. Mortraore q Payne have re-
moved their ONCE from the Commercial Hotel
to the Workman House, Room No. o, (the enc
occupied by DR.. MortimoIe the past four years..
where all, who desire 70, can consult them and
procure treatment.
Special attention given to all the various
forms OF chronic diseases, especially Disease Of
the Lung and Throat, Disease of tile Hetrt,
LAYER, Spleen, Kidneys and Spine, Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diseases of the stomach and Bowels,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Nervous a1ec-
tons all the affective forms OF Female Di-
seases, as also all diseases having origin In i'm
purities OF the blood and vital fluids.
ONCE hours nom s O'Clock am. until 6 O'Clock
pm, daily. May Sd
PtttsburE COaI-Brgs q -Peterson-Ofbce
Is Madison street. Branch once, 81 Main.
J. 3. MOsELEY, Agent
A good price win be paid for q complete file
OF the Daily APPEAL, embracing the period
from January LIST TO June 9Th, 1852 Apply at
the Counting Room. No. 10 MadisoA street.
Agents A~ppeaL-R. I. BRUABY & SOEs,
Druggists and Chemists, Marietta. Ga, are sole
agents for the APPEAL in Northern Georgia.
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DR.. MtEphy's Rooms at the Overton,
were visited yesterday by a number Of
ladies. all of whom speak in glowing
terms of the delicate and successful man
ner in which he removes corns from the
feet without pain. The doctor will only
remain a short time longer at the Over
ton.
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WANTS.
NJ ANTED
NJ d

BY a gentleman who has taught several
vears. s situation to teach the English branches
and Latin. He has no recommendation but
hfs acc Address. J. NJ,
febZ 81 OvertOn Hotel, Memphis, Tenn.
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FOR RENT.

DOR RENT
4 store House, No. as North Court street In
cCnsequence Of the present occupants remOv-
ing 70 a larger house, the above place IS Tor
rent Inquire on the premises novH II
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BOARDING.
DOARDERS

Two pleasant Front Rooms, with Board, can
be obtained in s private FIRMLY also, Day
Boarders wanted al No. t. Linden street.
Terms moderate, and Convenient t. the Main
street cars. janis Eve
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Al Kinds Of smoking tobacco to be had
at White House segar stand, No. IS Mad
isOn street feb2-lw
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w a n L D
BY a competent B~ook-keepeT a situation 10
post a set Of books Ia the evening. Would ask
a very reasonable compensation. Apply stNo-
: Washington street iano
IUAMTED.-Ageuts Sl03 TO III per
w month. Agents wanted 70
canvass for she only genuine New lmpr0Ye1
Common Sense Family Sewing Machine
Price So. Warranted three years. Does per-
feet work anu rs the greatest invention OF the
axe. For terms TO agents and circulars, address
rs Al Franklin, KY.
5. NJ. TOLIVER s. Co. Manufacturers,
and General Agents for the south.
n.-nL Lu-L-.nM
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Several very desirable rooms handsomely
furnished, for families or single gentlemen, can
be had with board, on reasonable terms al ~
Adams street declb u
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-Owing to
the inclemency Of the weather last night
the benefit OF Vestvali was not as largely
attended as usual, still the house was
well filed with an audience who seemed
to be delighted with the play entitled
Lore, The COHquerOr, which was well
rendered. The engagement OF this ac-
tress here has been q success and must
have been as profitable as it was graft
flying both to manager and star. To-
night we have Ayrah ga P0qIe, with
Mrs. flanagan and Mr.. Wheelock in the
DrinciDal characters.
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FIR AN KILN
JOB PRINTING U
ANNUAL CIRCULAR.
Memphis, september 1. 1898.

Memphis, September I, 1896.
a 7 the commencement OF another CONNER
n cia Year 1 desire to tender my grateful
acknoWiedgements to The Merchants AID Busi-
nSss Men OF Mempsis for the more tnan ube-
raj patronage bestowed on the franklin Job
Printing House the past season.
during the summer, j have added 70 The OF
nee another Of GOrdOn's Celebrated Lighfnfn
Presses, while In ths way OF Type. Cuts. D
SIGNS, Ornaments ard Borders. have rere lv
nom tns New York and Philadeiphla Fou
dries All the newest and most bsaHufui varie-
ties which VIII enable nae 10 execute az ordsrE
IN a style unsurpassed North or south.
In addisiom 20 MERCANTILE PRINTING
which Is a speciality, 1 shall hereafter nv
particular attention 70 ZINE BTEANB0AT
WORK.
1 have been practically engaged be the p-.,t-
ing business IN this city fOr near nneau Ycar~-
and shall endeaFor. ~ strict personal aften-
ton % All ordenA. and by giving In every eass
good stock, nne Work, and tow. uniform price.
70 merit the conhdenee Of my friends and the
public Respectfully,
>. O. TOOF.
EZmrN
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A competent Orgsnist desires q situation tE
one OF the Protestant Churches. Best Of ref
erences Is 10 ability and character given FOR
furfher particulars inquire OF +. Kat1enbach,
81 Main street. 1anz4 n
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fittings Of the criminal court, which
has lately held its sittings in the Library
building on Third street, has been
removed to the former quarters in the
Greenlaw block, where the common law
court will in future be held. The
ehaneery court will, We learn, occupy
their present chambers, while the
criminal court viii probably be held in
the apartments ON the ground floor pre-
viously used as a flour store, in the same
building.
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RIVER MATTERS.
weather and Business

A light rain set in yesterday morning
and continued at intervals during the day
and last night. 1t was just such weather
IS is needed to open up the river.
Business on the levee was not very
brisk.
The Arkansas Is on a stand. White
and st. Francis rivers are rising. AT
this point the Father of Waters declined
about four inches.
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The Best Of imported segars 10 be hse
at the White House selyar stand, IS Madi
son street. feb2 iw.
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S,oeepsi-Treat d Hamilton, Madi-
son street. jsn26 es4t
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ID A 81
Carpets, wall paper and curtains, a.
!. Grieshaber's. 375 Main street. ja24-lir
Treat & Hamilton manufacture plows
etc, in Memphis. JANIS es4t
tSpeer's Wlne.-Speer's Port Craze
Wine is the only wine calculated TO Go
rood in diseases of the stomach, bowels,
liver, and kidneys, sush as aeidity, dyl'-
artery. diarrhma, incODtinence of urine,
and general debility. One bottle is subj
leient to convince the most sceptical ni
the great curative powers contained in
this wine. Sold by druggists. Nipgen
& Reakirt, agents.
The Best of imported segars 10 be had
at the White House seyar stand, Is Madi-
son street. feb2 iw.
Dr. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases a speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Medicire
furnished gratis. Office 2o Main street
jan25-Sm
Madison street is the place to get
your plows, etc. JAMS ea4t
Franks House.-To recommend Frank
Saltatawachia's saloon, No. Is jefferson
street, may seem entirely supeItiuous, as
he has already established a reputation
in this city for keeping liquors of all
kinds surpassed by none and equaled ~
very few. Those, however, visiting the
city, whe may desire to imbibe the
PUREsT and BEST ofliquors, or indulge in
the Justly celebrated MOBILE OYSTERS,
of which he is constantly receiving fresh
supplies, will be well repaid by giving
him a call. feb2-tf
Quite MISUNDERSTANDING along en-
the south side OF Union street, east of
Main, yesterday, we saw quite a large
crowd OF people admiring three large,
beautiful paintings, executed by Messrs.
Hook 4 Lagrill, the well known houae
and sign painters. One represents a
man in full glee, and is called Up Cot
ton !" the other is a beautiful allegOry Of
the art of painting, and the third is a
man, detected and s%orrOwful, and is
called "Down Cotton" These gentle
men have decorated the front Of their
house, No. 80 Union street, in a manner
that proves them at once to be first class
artists. They do all their W work,
and can be depended on for promptaess
and excellence of execution
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FOR SALE.

L y r 5 A L E
One I2-HorSe Power Engine and Boiler CON-
LUNN MALLON,
fsnIs 2w 2H Main street
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M AN LD"A6L 10
To sell the Crescent Family Sewing Ma
chine" the best low priced Machine made
Please send for circulars and obtain full par
ticu4ars. Address,
CHAS. +. HASTY,
245 Second street,
au9-6mkejau9 Memphis, Tenn.
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NOR SALE

A enc stock Of Harness. Saddlery and Harness
Hardware, Fixtures, Tools, and every requisite
in a nrst-class establishment. rOld only because
domestic circumstances require q change OF bus
iuess. II applied Tor soon. the stand, which is
veyv favorably located, can be rented nT a
LONGER time than the present lease. Apply at
JOSEPH DWORACKiS,
Oc4ff No. III Main, near Poplar street.
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On TIL RAMPAGE.-A negro boy
named Dudley Hill, who was an en-
ployee of the Gayoso house, till his bad
conduct necessitated his dischsrge),
having secured two large knives, the
property of the hotel, paid a visit to q
d~ance-hOuse on GayOso street, where he
hourished the weapons in a style that
frightened the inmates and caused his
arrest, for which the commissioner
fined him fifteen dollars and costs.
Il" Query Should he n9t have been
turned over 10 the state forPetty larceny?
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MURDER WILL OUT.-A little over q
year ago Mr.. Jas. Rollins, of Chelsea,
lost a valuable COW, and until very lately
had no idea what had become of her, bat
certain facts came to his knowledge
which led him to believe that one of his
neighbOrs, VIM. Pinkard, had sold her
and failed to make returns. a warrant
wss obtained and a lengthy investiga-
ton ensued before Mr.. Justice Walton,
which resulted in Mr.. Pinksrd being
held for trial before the criminal court.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ron ST. LOUIS.

REGULAR MEMPHIS AND sr LoUUg
kACREE
For Cairo and 81. Louis.
BELLE MEAPhES--Mussslulan master
This splendid passenger packet
viii leave as above UE
THIS DAY, ID inst, at 5 pm.
W. C. POSTAL, Supt.
AID. STORM, sec,y.
Or 20 X. b BYrSGrog, General Ticket Agent.
No. 5 jefferson street, where tickets may BE-
had 70 al points, In the United States fsb2lt
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DR.. Petit, French physician, makes
chronic diseases a speciality and guaran-
tees cures after examination. Medicine
furnished gratis. Office 20S Main street.
iau95-9m
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MEMPHIS MUSlC EMP0RluMl
ST. r. KATKENBACH. 81.

DUBLISHER OF sheet Music, and dealers
i in Pianos Cabinet Organs, and al
kinds OF Musical INSTRUMENTS. Violin
and Guitar SErfngs, and every description
Of Musical M~erehandise The undersigned
Is sole agent for StetnEay a sons Pianos.
and other nrst class maksrS- Mason and
Hamlin's Cabinet Organs, etc, and
sells 81 Factory Prices, Wholesale and re-
tail. Our stock Of sheet Music and Musical
Instruction Books Is the largest and most
complete In the city, and orders from schools
and dealers will be flied at as low rates as IL
New YORK or New Orleans.
Country Merchants and Druggists are
especially invited 70 examine our well selected
stock OF Violin. Guitar a banjo Strings
OF which article we make q speciality.
Each Plano sold Will be warranted for i've
years, and no extra charge made for STOOL
cover, freight Or boxing.
second hand Pianos taken in exchange for
new ones.
Pianos and all other Musical Instruments
tuned and repaired by competent Eorkmen.
Engrsvings, OIL Paintings and fancy sketches
for sale
Picture, L~ooking-glass and Advertisement
frames made to order.
SsAd FOR circular and musical catalogue.
F. KATZENBACH,
S7 Main street. West Side,
Ocl2-3m three doors south or MOnroa.
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e 2 Janvier proclaim, 1868
lie Bail

de rhabitation susdite, pour l'espace du-
he aimee 4 compter dc Ia date de ladju
dication ct terminant le 81 D6cembre
1868. LIE preneur devra faire les rGpara-
tions n6cessaires aux encourages ct bar
rieres dc Phabitation, conformement a un
estim6 en- la possession du soussigne, les
quelles reparations seront sujettes a Pap
probation du soussigne. II y a sur lha-
bitation une abundance de ois pour fai-
re DIES perches pour les reparations.
Les conditions de ce bail sont: TN quart
du montant de radjudieation payable au
moment de Padjudication, ct la balance
payable Il la fin de rannGc. LIE preneur
fournissant bcnne ct suffisante caution Il
la satisfaction du soussignG pour garan-
tir Ia fidele execution de son contrat.-
L'acte authentique sera pass6 pardevant
Notaire, aux frais du preneur.
81 le bail nest pas donn6 adjudica-
ton, il sera accordG i Pamiablc.
j. II. Overflow.
Opel0usas 80 Noyembre 1867.
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La race ncgre liYree a elle.melle.

L'ideal des radicaux est de voir les ter
res du Sud passer aux mains des anclens
esclaves, car alors lis n'auralent plus q
redouter Finfuence de faristocratie sud
iste, qui serait re.lnite q quitter ie pays.
Quand on leur dit que la realisation de
leurs plans serait la mort de la culture
dams le. Sud ct au'0n leur cite lexemple
de la republique de Hayti, lie haussent
les epaules affectant de ne pas croire que
Ia race mere abandonnee elle-meme
puisse retourner, U La barbarie ct retom-
Der dams son Incidence natureile. IL J g
chez les radica,lx du Nord nne arr1ere-
pensee facile q aperceVoir, c'est le desn
de Sc rendre acquereurs q VII ps pr11 oes
terres du Sud. apres que leg aneiens pro
prletalres en- auront ete deposseaes, hiais
ce nest pas de ces caicuis egoistes que
nous youIons parier auJourdhu NOUS
vouIons donner pusage des gems ue
bonnie fol quI Sc font encore iIuslon sur
les consequences que pourralt avolr Ia
suprematie de relement negre dams les
Etats du Sud. sur La culture du sci ct IA
rlr, {H1NTV VOC
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VENTE PUBTIOTE.

VENTE PUBLIQUE.
Succession de Joseph P. Davis.
I'll sera vendu en- vente publique, au plus
Il offrant ct dernier ench6risseur, par la
soussignee ADMINISTRATIVE ou par linter
mediaire dun Encanteur public.
lie Samedi 81 Decembre courant,
1867, commencaut a 10 heures du matin,
les proprietes suivantes, dependant de la
succession dudit Joseph 2. Davis, sayoir:
Un mulet;
Tn lot de cochors avec Ia marque;
Un lot de betes cornes;
Un lot dc moutons;
Une charrette benfs;
Nleubles de maison;
Ustensiles de Cuisine;
OutiIs aratoires;
ct d'autrns articles don't Remuneration Sc
rait trop Tongue.
Conditions:-Comptant.
TLa vente aura lieu a la demeure de
la soussignee administrative, sur le Bayou
Petite Prairie, en- la paroisse st. Landry.
ALICE J. HEBERT,
ADMINISTRATIVE.
St. Landry 7 Decembre 1867.
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.ssssssssaas avec toutes les batisses ct amelio-
sasSgasN raions qui en- dependent, mesurant
aEyasssss cent quarante-sept acres. Cette
terre est bornee all Sud par lie NOR
ceau de terre dit Ballad, ct des rois autres coes
par des terres publigues ct sis SUI e cote Sud du
Bayou Crocodile.
Auss lie tiers DUN moroccan de terrc indivis,
mesurant cent trcnte-neuf acres, ensemble avec
les ameiioration, CONNIE 6tant le moroccan dit
Mill, efant une partie du morceau Ballad, ct
berne de togs les cotes par ledit morceau Ballad.
Conditions :-Compiant.
JAS G. HAYES, Sheriff.
OpelUusas, 80 Eotelrlbre 1867
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Succession de feu DR.. Arsene v.
Eugene Henry.

CoUE DE DEsTRlCT.-ST. LANDRY.
TEAM MARTIN, de la Parosse st. Landry,
J ayant enregistre all CRETE de la Cour sus-
dite une petition demandant stre nomm6 Gu
rateur de la succession de feu lie Docteur Arsene
Victor Eugene Henry, decede, reinforcement de
la Paroisse st. Landry
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donne
aux interesses dams cette succession, davoir a
deduire. par ecrit, au CRETE dc ladite Cour, dams
les dix ours qui suiyront la date du present avis
les raisons, 81 aucune lis ont, pour lesquelles il ne
serait pas fait droit ladite petition
A. GARRIGUES, Grefier.
Opelousas Dscembre 1867.
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vemte par le Sheriff
Etat de la Louisiana,

John r. Singleton, Cour de District,
VS.. ParOlSSe 8V0yetieS-
Mathew P. Vernon. ! No. 1896.
IN vertu dun crlre de saise ct de ventc
IL lance dams l'aifaire cdessus intitulee, par
Honorable la Conr du Septieme District Judi
pour Ia Paroisse des Avoyelles, ct a moi adfesse,
jj'offfira en- vente publique, au plus offrant ct
dernier enchersseur a la Maison de Cour de
cette Paroisse, en- la vile dOpelousas, le
Samcd;, .Tanuier prochain, 1868,
commencant 4 heures du matin ct contnuant
de jour en- jour sill est necessare tous les drois,
titres, inttrtts ct pretentious dc Mathew P. Yer
non, lie defendeur a la propri5te seivante, saisie
pour satisEaire edit ordre, savoir:
t;arc ;p1 1,,,,
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ParCeiHe dc TGrTG,

"a ensemble avec les batisses ct
1asssstEA gfszaSs e. ameliorations qui en- Gepen-
- lfTHHTffs dent, situte sur Ia rive droite du
Bayou Bourbeux, pres du
Grand Coteau, dams la Paroissc st. Landry,
mesurant quarante arpents de face sur quarante
arpents de profondeur, (mesure snpertcielle)
etant une partie de la propriete achetee de la
demanderesse par lie defendenr par aete passe
pardevant Theodore Guyol. Notare public dams
ct pour la Paroisse d'Orleans, en- date du 20
mars 1859, ct etant une concession Eapagrole,
figuFant sur lacte de vente plus haut decrit,
con,ne lie No. 10, ct confirme aux heritiers ct
representants l6gaux-de Joseph Chretien, lie %
Septembre 1926, ct qui comprend cette paTtie de
la terre Oh demeure actuel!ement lie defendeur.
Conditions:
JAS. G. HAYES, Sllerif.
Opelousas 80 noycmbre 1868.
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CCuT de D15tIICt, sc. LaHGTy.
VORICK YALADE. de la Paroisse St. Ian
Il dry, ayant presente une petition l'ettet
d. etre nomme Administrator de la succession de
f.u lie DR.. Edouard Plate, decide, dernerement
de la susdite Paroisse;
En- consequence, avis est par lie present donne
aux interesses dams cette succession d'avcir a
deduire par ecrit. au CRETE de ladite Cour, dams
les dix ours qni suivront la date du present avis,
les raisons, 81 aucune lis ont, pour lesqueles il
ne serat pas fait droit a la dcsnande du petition
naire. A GARRIGUES, Gretlier
Opelousas, Z Decembre 1867.
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OpeIousas I Decembre 1867.
Etat de La Louisiana.
sour de District. Sk. Landry.-No. 1O727

SUCCESSION DE LOUISE ToURIAc.
TOEL Ell. SANDOz, de la Paroisse St. Lam
cd dry, administrator de la succession de feu
Louise Touriac, spouse decedee de feu Henry
Prevent, ayant enrsgistre un Tableau de Distri-
button des fonds de ladite succession. accompa-
gne dune petition demandant lhonlologation
;d.icelui ,-Et atsendu qu'H etc fait droit a Ia
demands de ladite petition par un ordre de la
Cour susdite en- date du 8 Decembre 1867
En- CONSEQUENCE, avis est par le present denne
aux inseresses dams cette succession. d'avoif a
fairc opposition. 81 aucnne lis ont, par eerit mon
bureau, dams Ia vile d'Opelousas, dams les trente
ioars qui suivront la date du present avis, pour
ffaoi ledh tableau ne serait pas homologue
A. GARRIGUES, GrefieF.
Opelousas, Z Deeembre 1867,