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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05

AN IMPORTANT PROPOSITION.-In our
report OF the proceedings Of the meeting
Of the Board of Alderman on Tuesday
evening, we accidentally and uninten-
tionally omitted mention Of the prOpo-
sails Of Capt. John T.. Shirley, and others,
to construct here marine ways for the re-
pairing Of steamboats, Of any size, and
other water craft, and inviting the CO.
operation Of the city. This latter is sug-
gested by the setting apart OF some four
hundred feet fronting on the river, run
ming back two hundred feet, at some
point north Of Washington street, or
south Of Beale street. The proposition
was introduced by Alderman Rufin, who
alluded TO its Importance as involving
millions Of money, and an increase OF
the industrial population that would be
added TO our city. In an enterprise of
such proportions, it was thought the city
shegld feel q lively interest, and might,
without Inconvenience OF detriment, set
apart the amount Of ground upon which
to erect the works, from that which Is St
present idle and unimproved. The
whole matter vas appropriately referred,
and viii doubtless be reported upon at
the next meeting Of the Board. Provid-
ed the Cooperation Of the city shall be
thus secured, IL is contemplated to COM
mence operations within four months,
and have the whole Ia readiness 10 gn-
| dertRke all the business that may be Sc
cured, within the next year.
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George ClahsOn ". Lacy Mctee.
] N this cause it appearing 10 The Court that
L Lacy Mcfee has aDscnnded so hat dina
process Of law cannot be served uDon him.
that an attachment has been issued agafusr
the said defendant. which has ueeu raUuruet
levied uF9n two Mu Is, one Wagon and one
set Harness, the defendant not % be found .
aud IL further appearing that fle ur1ueriy as
attached il % "A peEisha5ie nature. 10 Is egnsld-
cred by ne tnat Judgment ntsi De rendered.
against safd defendant 10 aver OF Plaintiff for
tnesum Of III and costs OF SAT-, unle-s he en-
ter bis appearances IN isis ears5 within four
weeks frOm this date ana LhE publication be-
made in some newspaper pubhsheI N the
county Of shelby requiring he SAID defsrdaut
o. answer said attachment, etc, and fuat % q.
Robertson, the officer leVy1ng EIIu attachment.
proceed 70 sell the property 20 attached TO the
highest bidder, for cash, after having naver-
Used the same fOr ten DAYS. ana hold fse pro-
Cseds subject TO the further Ordsrs0fth Court.
Sitness my hand and seal this lgIh Novem-
Der. 1907.
nDv3 law4ws r. 3. MILLER
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La Mtrandes' French Rrmedfes-HsYt
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ing been for many years the first assist
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ported ViteIla- Hsalth's Grand Rsstorer-
the only certain cure for a constitution
shattered by the excuses and abuses OF
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periencad physicians. Address your CON-
munications to Dr. 6. ". Fernier, 2S West
9th st., New York. Advice gratis, but II
you give Us the full history OF your case,
the consultation fee Of three dollars should
be enclosed. Ladies may address US in full
-eon6dauoa moi
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IN the ChanceTy Court Of MemrhiZ Tenn.
10. l@1EJno 0vertm vs. A. b.. HaUHn4
aplt1rIng rom amdaE1t IN uhtH Gu.e fEat
a ne usleneALL A ~ Hopkins, Isl n1u-rssi-
dent ofLhs Htats o. Teunes-ee
AZ theref1re ordersd. that he malra -
peaEtnee nersLn- ~ me Courthouse IA the civ
day IN January 1865, and plead. anzv--r a.
demur % complainant bill crtha SEINE v7ff -
INAsn lor conlessen 70 Dim, and =et FOR hear
published once g WeeE. for four =ureessivg
weeks. in tbs Memphis AgpasL
A cOpy-attssts
AUGUsiON ASTON, CLERK q Master
BY r J. EEACE. u. y. ~ III.
Gantt WaddelL SOL for Co-mpIainaur-
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TOR RENT

So per month, each, two excellent STORE
ROOMS with CsIlzrs, In the brlck Building On
Beal. Near second street
Also. at $40 per month, each SIX nrstcAass
Rooms i'm second story OF same building
49,. ata8 per month, the store hoon No
a on Madison street, Between Main and second
streets. .rma
- ~ Lowest ratez. BEAUTIFUL
Lots. on Beal, DeSJJo, shelby iennesaee'
clinton. WELLINGTON, orleans, Echols anu
Myrtle streets. .--r
Apply 10 sa strss
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-ResSdenf Nnfiee-

In the Chancsry Court OF Memphis Tenn.
Ne. 2Sl-Wlliam Mcpherson " A. r. Duke
etaI.
/ T appearing nom afidavit in this Carss that
Il the defendants A. Il UuEeand G. L. uka.
are residents OF the State Of Misssssppi, and b..
Z. IOpp II y hickman are residsnus o. the
state o. Louisiana, and all non-residenfs oft
State OF Tennessee
IJ is therefore ordered, that they make their
appearance herein, a. the Courthouse in the cIlT
Of Memphis, Tenn on or before the lsJ Monday
IN January, lSCS, aud plead, answer or demur
70 complainant bal, or the same viii be taken
fer confessed as TO them, and set for hearing
eXparts, and that a cory Of this order be pub
Hshed once q week, for four successive wees.
in the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-RGtesf:
ADGUSTON ASTON. Clerk d Master
BY R. J.. BLACK. D. c. & n
LOgWOOd &Peyt0n, Soils. for COnpIainants-
~nSZl-IaW4W
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ADVANTAGES OF LOYAL LEAGUES IN
/ LOCAL POLITICs.-We hsve here in local
| elections a registration law enacted by a
Radical Legislature at the instigstion Of
/ Radical aldermen and citizens. Each
citizen who would vote in any municipal
election, must needs be registered one
month before such election. Registry
] Offices. in full blast in the several wards
for the past thirty days, were closed yes
terday. Until yesterday very few col
0Ted citizens had complied with the local
registry law. Il seems that the mana
gers Of Loyal Leagues would evade, if
possible, the necessity for the repeal Of
the law. Therefore they thought by in
action on the part OF their subjects to
cause indifference on the part Of white
people. Very many whites have neg
iected to comply with the law. On Mon
day the contents Of Loyal Leagues were
emptied by Beecher and Shaw into the
registry places. Mr.. Jim Davis exacts
oaths and attestatiOns OF witnesses from
whites applying for certificates. Loyalty
must be proven, cOrdm JUDGE, when q
white man appears but black face is a
parchment certificate which annuls ex-
actions OF the franchise act. A cOlored
gentleman, surrounded by q throng of
WtOJe GOWN LuelT names the
list was handed in and certificates handed
out. We 10 not complain that this diff
ference is made between the two races.
The same negro, since al are unknown,
may secure a dozen certificates of regis
tration. he need only assume q dozen
names. he can vote as often as
as be chooses. Election judges, by no
possibility, would undertake 70 recognize
inviduals. From plantations every
where, in this and adjacent States, voters
will flock to the city. Mr.. Davis need not
inquire whence bis colOred voters come, or
how long they have resided in the State,
/ county or ward. Il is only needful to
know that they are black. Let them
have certificates enough and there will
be voters enough.
Qudere.-Suppose there are two Radi-
cal candidates, and the election is con-
tested and suppose It proven that
certificates, in the interest of one Beeche-,
were thus illegally issued, msy not Mr..
Davis be elected from his place? VIII
not the election be declared fraudulent ?
Are the courts, too, thoroughly corrupted
by foul poisous Of this Radical atmos-
phere, which stinks in the nostrils Of
patriotism and decency?
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HAVING qualified an Administrations Of the
II est'te Of O.. ]. BROOKS. deceased. au persons
indebted 10 said estate are requested 70 make
pay ment TO the Undersigned Those having
claims against the same. must file them. nro1-
rrly autheutic8ted, within the tune ureecribaf
by law, or they viii be barred.
novA law4W W.C NrGTUpF ADM
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MEDITERRANEAN Notice.

In the Chancery Court oEMsmphis. Tenn.
No. &99-W. K. Hunt, ct al extr's, etc, vs.. Ed
ward Win % Al
T appearing from affidavit In this cause that
i the defendants, Edward Wing. ChaE j. Cox
and W W Mcfarland, are residents OF tie
state Of Miss ssippi,- White, -BiiiugIev
arm Of White, HbinEslsy . 60 nsaenls ~
tie state Of Missouri, a all nom esldanl Of
the State Of Tennessee:
Il f. therefore ordered. that they make their
appearance nereiR. at TIE Courteous IN the
city Of Nemuhis, Tenn. on or before the Hrs-
Moudag in January, 1868, and plead, answer nr
demur n clmplainant bll. or the siue VIA b.
taken for confessed as to tnam. and ser fur
hearing ezparre, and that a copy OF this order
be published once a week, for four Successive
weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal
A cOpy-at-est.
ACGUSTON ASTON. Clerk & Master.
By R. j. BLAcE. ID. g. q a.
LOEwood & Peyton soils. Tor Compliments
na1I-Inw4E
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a CARD
CASH NbY
B. & BROS.

Greatest UOslng Gut sale OF the Sea,
sOR.-A. Kraus SC0. have removed theii
Wholesale House frO1 No. I'll Second
street TO their old Established House.
No. 21S Main street, corner OF Adams
street, opposite the WOrsham House.
where We viii sell for The next thirty
days regardless OF cost or value, the
largest stOcT Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods, clothing, Boots asd Shoes, and
Planters' Supplies in The city, both
Wholesale and Retail. ketaii buyers,
as well as City and Country Merchants,
will do well 50 call and secure bargalBs,
as the stock mnst be sold IN the next
thirty days, REGARDLESS or cost on value.
N. KRIUs d co., No. 21S Main IT.,
Corner OF Adams, opposite the WOrsham
HOUsA.
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lost.
LOST,
LOST

FILE OF Chancery papers in ne snIt OF
"a Wm. Armour vs. WmP 8rk Ahl h.Lh a
Vim etsl charged 20 r X. TurDaga, deceased
attoruey: and the parers in TIE SAT- OF GFO
NJ. Winchester VS. Henry q smith, ~adlRlhl75
frator Cd II. q. Winchester, deceased cnAIg70
- emu q add attorneys Also, lost or
mislaId. the City EecOrders Navy AsrQ BOOK
coutaining The proceedings IN Coa4elL IN res
tom 10 tl- said Navy lsrd, The parties
having tie above papers aud book VIII pieas5
-sfrr1 ~ sane 10 Office Of the Clerk and Mas
- 1-n e 1fsteIv. ASTON, c. and u.
u 7 EEafE- Il q. and 49,. uucH ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05
Non-Resident NofEce.

In the Chancsry court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. 2SOl-J.s stanton ct al VS.. John Bra ford
ct al firm Bradford & simpson, ct al.
1T appearing rom AFFIDAVIT in this cr.uss mat
Il the defendants John Bradford md + M
Simpson firm Of Bradford q ~slmrssnI are res
idsnts OF the state OF Mississippi and uon-res-
ideDts Of the State OF Tenuessce.
II Is therefore ordered hat they make their
appearance herein, at tie courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, ier-d.. OF OF be ore the first
Monday In January, 1851. and plead, answer sr
demu TO com plafnant bnL, or The sane
VII ee taken ION confessed a. 70 them, and set
Tor nearing eE parte, and that a copy Of this
order be published once a week, for Jour sue
eessiye Weehs, in the Memphis Appeal.
A COpy-attasJ:
AUGUsTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. J.. BLACK, Deputy Clerk ana Master.
LOgwsOd q PeytOn, SOlA. Tor Complainant.
novel 1aw4w
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Kof5eQ.
W. ". Lester, Assignee OF Howell, Davis Z Les-
Ter. vs.J. q. Cook.

Ter. VssJ. 2. Cook.
FFIDAVIT fer attachments having been
y made IN this cauee. anu attachment hav-
ing been issued against the effects of u 3. Cook.
upon the ground that he is a non-resliGul ol
the state Of Tennessee, and 80 having bssn re-
turned levied updn two mules and one wagon
as the property ofthe said Cook
u islhsrsforn ordered that the defendant en-
ter his appearsnce on or before tire Z4rn day %
DECEMBER, Ls5l. 70 plead, answer OF Csmu-Ho
said attachment. OF the same win 5e taken for
csufesssd and the cause set for hearing ezuar-r,
ana tlaf q copy oiLh-s order be published oEc-
a week for four couseCuuge wee sin the Mean
phfs Daily Appeal g. s. MOORE II.
Mallory, Young q Anderson. Attys for PTu.
November ~. 1871. n0f--F T4vrlw
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JUST RECEIVED 0a C0nsign-
nlent and for sale low 10 the
trade. a large lot Of Government
OIOthiBg, consisting Of over
eOaas, Pants, shirts and Biam-
kets. Must be closed OHt imme-
dialely. Dickson Gunnningham
a 90 1886 Second stress, be-
tween UnA0n and Monroe.
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Attachment Suit.

Municipal Court OF Memphis.
". n. Wilkinson and D. B. Blair. Plaintiff. vs.
Pin VarbIe and W. J. Nay, Defendants.
A FFIDAVIT FOR ATTACHMENT bavins
a been madein this case in pursuance So
tfOn 1855 OF the COQe OF Tennessee, and attach
menb having been issued and returned hv r1a
proper officer, levied, etc on the property 9r
the Defendants: II Is therefore ordered iha5
said Defendants appear AZ the Court Room in
tue city Of Memph1S Tenn. on or before tina
mt Tuesday in January, 1858, and defend THIS
suit, OF The same will be taken for confessed as
20 them. and the case set for hearing eN parfe-
and that a copy of this ordsr be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks in the Hen-
phis Appeal. l. B. EATON. CLERK.
By MASON HYDE 10 T..
Psyton & LOgwood, Attorneys fOc klaiutds.
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Petition for Dtr0ree.

In the Cireuit Court Or shelby County, az Mem
phis, Tenn.
Leah n Powell vs.. d. II. Powell
I y this Gauss it appearing %. the Clerk from
Il the petition filed. that the residences OF de-
fendant i~sunknOWn to petitioner
IL Is ordered, that publication De made in the
Memphis Appeal Tor four weeks, notify
ing the defendant 70 apTeaE within
the first thr-s days Of tho Circuir
Court 20 be held at the Courthouse IN Memphis
on the third Monday IN Ianuary uerf. aud
plead, answer or demur 70 The bin ~ erm-
plainant or the same VIII be taken for con-
fessed, and set for hearing eXparta-
Done at ONCE. November DIST.
ID. D i. STEWART. Clerk. Efc.
J. NJ. Gregory. Attorney. ~uaZIIaw4a
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S3O0 Reward

y OsT or stoleu on or about the 18th Novem-
Der last. one plain D0ubie casedi FaEl9ls6
1D1se Pendent Winding GOLD LEkEh
WATCH. together with heavy
fbe mskarHs name. e. STEMLEB . Rus De Ia
PAX PARIS" engraved on the INSIDE VI
give ne above reward for the recovery OF salu
Watch ard Chain. and ask no qoests91N
n. COMBS lE Room No
49, Post Once Building
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DEMOCRATIC CONSERVATIVES OF TIE
FIFTH WARD, RALLY.-There will be 8
meeting Of the Fifth Ward Democratic
Conservative Club, at the Criminal Court
room, on Second street, on Thursday
evening, the 5th inst, at half past seven
O'Clock. All voters wishing to link them
selves with the white mans party, are
cordially invited to be present, to aid
IN directing our canvass purely and
honestly. j. p TOBEN, President.
DANIEL HASLEY, Secretary.
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Tbe PLANTATION ofth late John ;. Ham,
lin. deceased, containing H40 acres, stuatel
eIrht miles east or Memnhr near lne tlseoL
RSost Road; 60 acres cleared aud IA a me
efate for cultivation. The place Will be rented
IN = body or any number or acres 70 >nlt EN-
a,ts Houses all new and IN good order, WIZ
many convsR' euces. 1HcludluE G1nr NH
HlseEsmtthiE shop, etc
ccuDfr Mss oppoS u Helena, hye miles from
ne river. win c1ufOrtahle improvements ana
uuder good fence; viii be rented ia "a boug OF
IN quantity 70 sult teaant@ Az acres open
laad.
Apply TO F. ". IRVINE rs Front ROW lor
further information, OF join o. NALsNE
Memphis. November p, ls64. now I'm
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A BENEFIcIAB FAR-The inaugura-
tlon OF " fairs" land they have been,
loag0 HaserU0Iio, " few and far between ~
IS, for this season, contemplated by a
committee of our best merchants, fully
identified with the interests Of the city,
who are cooperating with a COMMITTEES
Of ladies, who are exercising their inge-
nuity, and have IN charge and progress,
a magnificent fair" for the benefit o.
the congregation children Of Israel, D
/ to be held some time this month at the
Memphis Club Hall We can freely and
eouscientiOusly commend this uBdertak.
ing of ladies and gentlemen, not only
foT the commendable object, but viii
the full assurance that nothing viii bC
omitted 10 render Il attractive and B pei.
! lacf snocass.
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PRoFEssIONAL-We call attention TO
the card Of DR.. S. Gilbert, the well known
cancer doctor, which appears IN our col
umns this morning. 4 report prevails
that the Doctor died Of the late epidemic,
which was occasioned by the death OF q
commission merchant Of q similar name,
in the neighborR0od CT Germantown, 3
few weeks since. The Doctor IS good for
3 score or 50 Of years, and is enjoying
good health st the present time.
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DIsCHARGED.-TLe shooting Of Ben
( Stevens by Thomas Shavers, both col
ored, was examined before Esquire Mil
Ter, and the accused discharged as having
been justifable-the evidence showing
that the assault had been contemplated
by the victim Of his VI folly.
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SI7,O 600 O00.-At the office OF Messrs
Speed d Carpenter, No. AZ Madison
street, who are agents for the Connect
cut Mutual Life Insurance Company, o
Hartford, may be obtained the mos re
liable policies. The agents, Mr.. J. h
Speed, Of the old and long established
firm Of Speed, DOnoho 4 Strange, snC
| Mr.. Jas 5. Carpenter,o of Louisville, KY.
are gentlemen Of the highest character
and are able representatives Of the eXten
/ sive mOueyed Institution which has ii
! Office in the De Soto block.
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SHOOTING A NEGRo-A white man
named J. J. Rsnfrew, was arrested yes
terGsy, charged with shooting a negro
on 3 plantation on the Pigeon Roost
. road, about ten miles from the city.
Reufrew was brought before Justice
Hail, and sent to jail. He will have an
examination TODAY.
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HAVIN6, al the November term OF tha
II county Coart Of shelby county. GBfalna4
ederA Ql demonstration on tha estate az
9surze schroeder, deceased, al psrsous havfrg
gtAlnh against said estate are hereby Nodded
% l4s the same with me within the uue 30
serbea ~ law or they VIII BE- forever barred.
5CHaCuER. AamrE
MllpuA NOV. T. ~. noVI4 faE4ue
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CURRENT LITERATURE,-The genial
aud afable Joe Locke, at y Jefferson
street, st his Literary Depot, has just
received and has for sale the following
publications: New York Ledger, Irish
Republic, La Crosse Democrat, New
York Mercury, Cincinnati EBquirsr and
COmmereial-in 6ne, al the latest mag
azines, weeklies and dsilies, books, sta,
tiopery, etc.
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Eson's SUI Ahedd.-In accordance
with the Latest Decline in the Eastern
Markets, we have Marked Down our
Entire Stock % per cent. less than last
weeks prices, thus making U prices
now lower than any other store in the
city, We can't be undersOld. Eison
Bros, 2e7 Main street.
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TIE COVRTR.

M Il - ~. L.
Law COURT-Jdaos D. RSerce, Judge
etc.-The following cases are set for tria
to-day "a r,c 500
80 s~outhworth, Nam & Co, vs. Apperson.
500 Mckinney d y q. vs. Levy.
: sol Ford " Jsness
6J3 Simmg vs. Davis.
& Ssmssssvs wsss 81 III
SIS GOOdell vs. OWen.
eg Alien 4 60. vs. Winters e-E
| 59a winters vs. Shell.
500 Campbell " Valentine.
CO. eToI5Ed admit Y Valentine, adm'I.
65 H9ist 9 SON vs. Ware.
60 TOlef' Sc Jones s 20.
cog Tracy vs. Lobe.
COZ Tarlor, Cole 4 Mcleod vs. Clouston.
COS Bates vs. tla9kston.
go Union hank OF Tennessee VS. Rice ct al.
Gil Vinson vs. Uttlejohn.
CHANCERY COURT 3n. n. Smith
CtdseeHor etc.-Meets to-day, pursuant
% a~diournment. Theeanses set for hear.
ing to-day are as follows:
Davis vs. Davis.
Booth vs. Mayor and Aldermen OF Memphis
Z, Is, 10, %, 2I.2 q. "a, 3, e, q, Is, ., 3' 81 "a
80 81 y, p @, ~, Il, e., d a, A, 4s, 49, So 81 81
MUNICIPAL COURT.-GeO. w. WaLdr0H,
Jlage.-The cases set for trial to-day
are rs follows:
Irezevant & soa vs. J0Hss-
. Delaney " Lynch.
ID Wendle vs. Dunuaway.
s. Cullen vs. Roberts.
~ HUI, Receiver VS. bitzdeld, ct al.
% ldckenson vs. Green.
100 Lester vs. Ban.
l9 Sirehentham vs YentunuL
no Keller vs. SOuIhem Express Co,
u Moore vs. Nixon.
~ MeGreger &Cov vs. Hough.
~ Folweh vs. Watson et al
lD Chiffon " WoFshanA
II brennan vs. Me- ain.
III Perkins vs. Foster.
"a W H1Ii KseeivegSs sqlbut ct al.
~ King, useete " Harvey.
10 Gallagher vs. Foley.
ID coleman W Same.
FRIDAY, DEcEMBER g. 1857.
NosslSa.I5 s lss 400, Is7 AZ, I7s, l7s, lsl, is2, ls4,
zN, ~, 205, 29, 2i8, pa, us, 2i6, III.
SATURDAY, DEcEMBEKT, TG.
Nos sl9, 81, -. 225, 2s6, $40, 24i, sfs, 2a, III, 24s,
2f9, 80, Isl.
SHELBY CIRCUIT CoURT-Georqe w.
Rsevss, Judge.-Ths following cases are
set Tor trial to-day:
8 Hallnsn, Admr, vs.. schcoheId, ct al.
50 Massey, admir-, vs. Harris.
% Massey, vs. Wilson. ct al.
10 Sneed, vs. N &TRsR Co.
" Slate vs. Cashier, e. AZ.
% EsnningLon, use, etc, w LttlsIohn.
gt Nelson Van & Oh Co.
50 Dalleme. use, &c 4. vs. Ford.
20 Smith vs. Nc6rath.
100 Arnold vs. Cola.
lO2 Bartlett VS. CrenShaw.
l3 & o Hotel o. vs. Pevton,
l04 SksgEs vs. Humes. sdmr.
lO5 Matthews vs. Mcclellan.
lOI Thomas, e al, Us Thurman.
los Vaudeville, admX vs. Cash. ct 81.
10 ElackweL, armr,v vs. Eakfn, ct al.
III Ward VS. MoLitOr.
lz Sulman, admr, VS. Miles.
l3 SteTart q Bro. vs. Robertson.
l5 Wills vs. Todd.
III TavIOF vs. Cannon.
Ig Wiliford, eC al Us Cannon.
10 BOan, ct uX, vs. Stewart.
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STEINER BROS. & BAUM,
2SS Main, Cor. Madison ~
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Marriage and Ce~libaey.-An essay for
young men on the crime Of solitude, and the
diseases and abuses which create impediments
10 marriage. with cure means Of relief. Sent
sent in sesled envelopes free Of charge. Address
DR.. J. SKILLIN HOUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05

THE WEATHER-Yesterday wss 3
dull, dark and gloomy day. A heavy
rain set in shortly after midnight, and
the atmosphere wss misty. Old Sol
was in the background, his pleasant face
not being visible even to the oldest in
habitant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05

r Z. LEE BLOCK In this spacious
block is located some Of our most enter
prising factors and solid grOcers, who do
= business that extends throughout the
section Of country bordering on Mem
phis. Amongst those occupying a
worthy position, is the firm Of Price d
Treadweil, whose grocery establishment
il replete with excellent articles, which
will be sold on the most reasonable
terms. They are sober, honest, enter
prising business men, and deserve well
Of tie public.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-05

BURabARY.-The grocery of Messrs.
Vaecsro & Massey, in the POstofice
building, was entered by burglars yester-
day morning and robbed Of fifteen dollars
in change and q variety Of articles, the
exact extent and value OF which have
not been sscertained. The rascals effected
an entrance by saving away a portion Of
the outer shutter. They are doubtless
the same party who robbed Weatherbee's
TheAter saloon q few nights since.