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Randolph Macon College, Va,
In Full Operation.

THIS ti-me-honoreG institution is once more
Il IN successful operation, with a FULL
CORPS OF PROFESSORS. The chairs Of the
several schools are nlled ny able and eXpe-
reuced men. There are dve1iterafy and Fcieu-
tile schools, viz: OF Ancient Languages. Mathe-
MATES, Chemistry and Natural Philosophy,
Moral Philosophy and Modern Languages. IN
addition 10 the above the Board Of Trustees
have established Il school Of Commercial Sci
ence, with the view OF giving TO the young men
OF the country a Business Education.
. To graduates in all THESE schools. Diplomas
are granted, and the degrees Of BachelOr OF
Arts aud Master OF Arts are conferred upon
students who "A certain course. Ihe
high grade Of scholarship formerly required is
still malntaiC ed. We have % full Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus for the Illustration Of
the subjects taught.
The location OF the College is unsurpassed for
health and geniaIity. 1t is situated midway
between the mountains and the seabOard and
during a career OF thirty-three years. and with
thousands of young men in Attendance, there
has never been a death arising from malaria or
other local cause. We profess 20 educate
young men not only morally and mentally but
physically also.
Board is Sixteen Dollars per Month. Tuition
from $40 to $50, according to the HImber of
schools attended. so will cover expenses of
board, tickets for three schools, naturalization
and contingent fees for ten months.
Rooms in the College free of charge, but the
student provides his own furniture, Iuel and
lights. Young men VINO are preparing for the
who are unable to pay their tuition. will be
allowed TO attend any or all Of the schools free
OF charge.
This College is situated near BOydtOn, the
county seat of Mecklenburg county, Virginia
Arrangements are made 20 transport students
from kidgWay Depot, on the Raleigh and We'll
don Railroad, whilst conveyance leaves Roam
oke station, ON the B1cEmOad and Danvtle
railroad, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and FRI
days, and the Wolf Trap depot, on the same
road, Tuesdays. Thursdays ana Saturdays.
Wesolicit n liberal patronage from Maryland,
Virginia and North Carolina, from the West,
SOath and Southwest.
Students will be received at any time. The
second term viii commence on the 9th day of
February next. Young men will De received
and prepared for the College proper. For further
particulars address the Undersigned at Boyd
ton, Mecklenburg county, Va
THOMAS G.. JOHNSON,
degI- President Y NJ College.
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THE CoRoNER.-The election Of on
friend, w. i. Cotton, a few days ago
was a most worthy and sensible selection,
Mr.. Cotton's long residence in our city
and his large circle Of acquaintance here,
makes him a most excellent choice for the
.-.-.Lt.-
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Prom the undersigned, on the night OF the
arsf from The residence OF Ihe subscriber, on
Auction street. between Second anu mir. one
bTscE horse MULE about Il hand, hlSh' Win =
T.fga scar on left fore shoulder and one Say
mare MULE. about I4H hauss high, ana very
r6iu- with q scar on the left hip. A Liberal re-
ward vii be paid for their Tseo seE[ anu UeI'
cry 90 AAIL
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-The BEN
eft ~ MILE. Vestvali last evening was
oereeet ovation b that lady. The
louise was crowded 10 its fullest extent
rel me elite Of the city, and all joined
Voices in praise Of the charming artistic
~bose impersonstion Of 4" Henry Laga-
SlreW was superior to anything ever
- at This tbeater. Her Spanish song
sI5 he a. Dashipg Cavalier" We're truly
a%rfistic and executed in a manner
alertby Of a irst-class lyric performer.
IeatvSIi appears this evening in the
49, n;eos and viii again delight the
audience with her charming songs and
thrilling dramatic ability,
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The remarkable properties OF Browns
Bronchial Troches have been thoroughly
tested since first introduced. The de
mand for them has steadily Increased
and purely upon their own merits, they
have found favor with those who, IRON
pulmonary, bronchial or asthmatic com
plants, require them. For coughs ans
colds they are e~1icacious.
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10 TIE LABIES.--Please call at Nc. T5d
Main street, and witness the Wheeler q
wilson Sewing Machine h'm. tack,
fell. gather, cord, braid etc.,aBd yOu will
readily see EhT IL takes the arst pre-.
MUM AZ all WORLD. sTATE aud COUNT
FafrS when on exhibition. All Kind OF
work done at redaced prices. The best
Of machine silk and thread always on
hand as the satCSrOOm. JAZZ u
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a gentleuan residing n Mississippi, onthe
20 and G \. railroad, a partner WITH a
eap4ts! Of $1,000 % Sl2.oeo, 20 invest IN com-
ulsting Ine work and enlarging the number
81 spIudIes aud LOOmsi 10 a Cotton and WOODEN
Fzc.ory NOW nearly completed. Machinery
driven bv drst rate water power and lninto-
atelv on the line Of railroad, limlles nom NeF
Orleans. A rare chance for investment Fol
paFslcuIars call at No. 9 Overton Hotel OF On
-.-.,o- JAMS .,
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THIEF CAUGHT.-David Barton, (coi-
ored) the pork thief who so successfully
eluded the police on Thursday, was not
cute enough to get away from officer +.
Cusiek, who arrested him yesterday and
lodged him safely in the Adams street
station. He will be required to answer
TO the charge this morning.
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MULE STOLEN -

Ir5raD f-,m the subscriber. en- the corner o
Cav and IaEuSe, on Sunday night, Tie OH
inst. one Brown Horse MULE ABOUT Hltel
hands high, eight years old, with u. on l-'
inc TIE same at l5 Beal street, viii receive RE
M.rl OF s. LLana III j. olEIlLNo-
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DIsCHARGED.-JnO. Walker, a negro,
who was arrested on Thursday last,
charged with stealing a gold watch, was
up yesterday before Esquire Creighton
and dismissed for want Of evidence.
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VERY QUIET.-No arrests were made
at the second district police station from
Friday morning at One o'clock until
three in the afternoon. Fourteen hours
Of peace in this city is a blessing not
often heard Of.
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LET GO.-A-negrO named John Hub
bard, who, a few days ago cut another
African, was yesterday discharged from
custody, no one appearing against him.
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MATTERs.

For the benefit Of those persons call
ing at the counting and editorial rooms
of this paper for Gen. Jordsni we WlsI
to state that he is not now connected
with the APPEAL, nor has he been Sc
connected since last summer, and ina
We De not know Of his Whereabouts.
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THE REV. J. w. ROGERs, being invited
by the bishop to preach in st. Lazarus
church Sunday 18th, will take for his
subject. 4" the ~sinfulness Of lotteries and
gambling, as distinguished FROM the lot
teries so often commanded in scripture
for pioUs uses, conducted by prophets,
and ALWAYS allowed in the church.n
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ED. WoRsHASl. 1861 Main street, has
for sale al the late dailies, Chimney
Corner, Literary Album, Boston Pilot
Irish American, irish People, New AorK
Ledger, Turf Field iand Farm, Every
Saturday, Metropolitan Record, Free,
mans Journal, Criminal Zeitung, and
all the late periodicals of the day.
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LIGHT House NON-EXPLOsIvE on
We offer to the public this celebrate,
/ Oil, and in doing 50 we unhesitatingiy
pronounce it superior to any burning o.
Bl use. Tt is
Non-Explosive
Free from Grease
it will not grease the hands
twill not soil OF grease the clothing
It is mere brilliant than Gas
It produces q soft and beautiful light;
It Is not so trying to the eyes.
Il can be used in any Kerosene LAM
bv changing or altering the Burner.
Il has been most favOrably received
and pronounced by judges TO be the besI
and most reliable ONnOw in the market
and in consequence Of the many serious
accidents arising from the explosion o
kerosene. this oil is extensively known
and used in preference.
We are now prepared 10 furnish the
trade with this valuable Oil, and we So
licit from the public an examination and
trial. First premium awarded at the
Louisiana State Fair, held iD-New Or
leans, from November 2le ~, 1855,
against all competitors. " sale only
by REINHARDT & WETTER,
q and % Monroe street, Memphis, Tenn.
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,ovsf5wd&8mw

D-Agents- Energeic AselE
W - me best paying hGs-he~ eAeant
Atrs ~ -b.-.tta necessity lm every house
T,atJ IErgs pr1dts on small capital no compe-
100, mo H6 ~. and lusL what every agent
- IL r.ske money on. Ladies gentlemen,
-.+ fearbers- clerks, lsb0rers. every
INK a IL Is not lazy and can raise ieH u.i
Iz~ sh1uld cali al A. lombard bl9ik OF S1o
9-o now ImdZtw
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! . t
large size LADG7S WATCH, single case,
letters s. A. J. ou back. A liberal reward VII
H. rceived by leaving II with the savings bahA
OF asHp M WFE.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS
LoST--FOURD.

HUM- FARRIS. W request g a anu
w date Tor SCHOOL, NlNlIOk iut tHe IN
WsrI FlectIon on Monday, the IN inst Jah le
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Mrs. T. WATSON, monthly and gen
eral nurse for the sick, may be found at
No. 504 Third street. References Rev.
!. O. Steadman and J. r. Allen, NJ d.
u0y15-2m
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WANTEn-AGENTS

To sell tue Crescent Family Sewing Ea
ctjTa ~ bast low priced Machine made
Please send Tor circulars and obtain iuL par
CHAS r. HASTN,
rs Second strent,
Memphis, fem.
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NOTICES.

yrs. DIR. H~RrTey.-The world-renowne
C~lairvOyant and Magnetic Physician, whose
instantaneous cures OF disease and clairVoyant
perception have been the wonder OF the world.
has arrived in Memphis and taken rooms foI
the season at the OvertoE Hotel, (ofice, room
Ma. 2O,J where she can be consulted upon all
matters pertaining to life aud health. She
treats all the so-called incurable diseases a.
speeiaIties, to-wit Cancer, consumption, asth-
ma, rheumatism, dyspepsia, epilepsy, heart dis
ease, and female diseases, and all other chronic
complaints with spec ~ aad happy results. For
particulars call or send for a circular. Prof
Harvey, the ~dlscoverer ola certain and painless
cure for cancers and tumors, assists IN her prac-
tice ard compounds all her medicines. Address
all letters to PR5F. HARVEY,
legO-lY Memphls. Tam.
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To tne Pnaren. OF lne Appeal.

You are requested not to pay any car.
riers without certificate from me- and
to report at the counting desk any IT.
regularity in carriers.
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NOTICES.


y OTIC E
= barebv given that a stockholders Meeting
-JtI H. held TUESDAY, thesth day Of January,
- fhe Tenuczsee National kank. for the puf-
- - Eecting Flve DLceIoTs for the ensuing
sgSsne ~ GEo. r. RUTrEE, President.
7 E
fbere win be no bills psi1 BY The stsames
pTE VERNON unless ordered by the Captain
j. Il. HICKS.
Ot,S.ir.-, and Avalanche copy. tau6t q
n-nTECE.-MULEa aud HORSE STOLEN
\ (g REWARD-Du she night OF Deeeinnet
90 M vs. sJeleu from the sa4e " tne 500
--7Heer one aud a-lalf miles ncrih OF INC eN9-
~ ~ Memphis and rig Creek p.anA foal5 one
LAY HORSE, nine or ten years GA, oIace ~
~ fsI one white foot Just AT Is0ocA l9iHl,
g1T ds7t la forehead just below leit ese s'ol
- IN four feet Also, n uS1L sore
MuLF. about four years ol9, e3olt colp-
-,T.D and having saddle ana coAat mars "
80 sDd tor - neck. c-opprd inane ana -
"a a Ittle spot just behind her rignt cay 100
- mona fest I viii give Fifty DoIaF4 te@1ll
for return Of e.ther animal. ana oAe - ~
far apprehension % ana breal ~ HEB
LAE rF.uE gUr1 JOHN A. ALNEAG
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a NEW LIGHT-We are indebtep 10
Messrs. Reiahsrdt d Wetter, the popular
hardware and stove dealers. Nos. Is and
IS Monroe street, for something exceed
iuglv newell and useful in the Light
House Nou-eNplosive OiL' We have
personally tested this article, and can
assure the public that il is, SIS is claimed
for it, really non-explosive, and gives q
clearer, softer, and better light than any
now I'm use. We shall, tomorrow, pub
lish an extract from a New York p&per
i'm relation 90 this oil, and we heartily
concur with the opinions there expressed.
We invite our friends TO callI,l Messrs.
Reinhardt g. Wetter and dtmine the
oil for themselves.
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W L ID

Nv a csmustent B~Ook-Eeerer a situation 70
post a st Of books In tue evening NsL -
ven rsasonabIe compensation. Apply m No
LE,-f,, sfr.zr Jams II
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o PINE BLUFF.
FOR RIVER,
FOR V~ICKsBURG.

FOR VICKsBURG.
REGCLAR MEMPHIS 4ND VICFSBURg
PACKET
FOR FieksbHrg aHd alt way Landings
DAE HEte-FD-N -.---------Efa rank Hicks. master
This splendid passenger steamer IT,
VIII leave as above ~
SATURDAY, l2th inst. at 5 pm.
LARRY HAENfSTAD & CO.. Agents.
No Il jefferson street.
laHl2-2 and City Wharfboat foot Monroe ST.
REGUL4R MFlIPHLS AND VTCElsBURG
SATURDAY PACKET
For Helena. Gaines Landing. Eunfee.
Lake Providence and y~feEsbnrg-
DIE VERNON master
This elegant and swift steamer L.
will leave as above on ~
SATURDAY, Eth inst, at pm.
JAMES T. BOURNE & co, agents.
lanll y No. Jefferson street.
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ADJUSTMENTS TO-DAY.-BlUT City
Museum-opCn day and eveuing-won-
derful educated hog, Bohemian glass
blower, collection Of living animals.
delg1y
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d. +. OOD YEAR
Wholesale and Retail
Dealer in
DRUGS. MEDICINES,
French, English and American Per-
fumsry, Soaps, Combs and
Brushes, Pomades, Hair
Oils, Feather Busters,
Fine Wines, Bran
dV and whisky.

LIVERY article usually kept by Drggslss can
II he found here. Ny stock Is al new anu
mesh. and such as I can guarantee Ie tne elu-
zens OF Memphis, Planters, M~erchahts, fny-
sfcisns and MI who are in need OF anything
in my line, 1 would take tnIs nlSlhoG o. assur-
NO f6em thai their orders viii be nlled upen
sb5rt nofica and with such articles as can be
relfa5 mon. To those Of my former patrons,
WHO b,ve dealt with me up TO the time / Waa
~ neeassffv compelled to sell out, I would
car5ialv AK a renewal Of their acquaintance,
ssenrins them that our past and former deal
- - oniv a guarantee OF what the fuLurs will
he promising always TO do the best 1 can.
me PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT oeing
one Of the most important branches o. the
apethecary business, and one tkat requires
skiu and experience. viii receive my personal
attention, and during my absence viii be under
the control OF cOmpetgnt and careful ApOthe-
carries. accessible Al all hours day or night
Soliciting an e-xaIaination OF stock and 01css,
L am, very respectfully, your hunaBle seryanL,
ID r. GOODYEAR,
Druggist and A~p0thecary, 80 Second IT,,
deer IN Near Monroe. AempniA Team.
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Buy your Wood and WlllOE Ware at
Headquarters, $50 Main street. Large
stock Of Bird Cages, Brushes and hGuse
Furnishing Goods at hheeler, PtCkeds i
Co.'S, $50 Main street. jai2-it.
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F-m No. s. Madison street on WEDNESDAY
Aa-5fug. one surrel MULE. Do or II years oid
5zeIisn size. with saddle and harness IlArhs
sH0d al ar0 nd and had on an old BRIDE a
liberal reward VIII be paiu ou delivery o. $50
mule al No. &c Madison street otcH Il
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RENovAL-Megibben Brothers, the
well known wholesale wine and liquor
dealers, formerly Of Nc. A Monroe street,
have removed with their entire stock to
the large and commodi0us building. No.
Isl Main street. From q passing glance
st their new establishment, we perceived
quite an extensive assortment of wines
and liquors, and anticipate for these gen
tlemen a large increase Of patronage.
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the
many articles advertised TO cure con-
sumption, we do not believe, when seated
too long, it can be cured. But We do
know Of hundreds of cases where persons
were supposed to be suffering under that
fatal disease, who have become perfectly
well and robust from the Use Of Speer's
port grape wine. Many times people for
years waste and at last die from diseases
of the kidneys or glands, when they were
supposed to have aEd were treated for
consumption. a louE-continued ailec-
ton OF the kidneys, however, may event
ually result in consumption. SpeeT's
wine, used alone, or taken with a flesh
raw egg, or new milk, daily, has been
found to be an excellent remedy, and
has the reputation Of rendering a perfect
cure for cOnsumPtiOn.-AsdicGL Times.
The wine certainly contains valuable
properties; let our physicians and inva-
lids try it,. To he had of druggists.
Nipgen & Re8keTt, agents.
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EMNONs G. S0N.-These e~Hterprising
news dealers are sole agents in this city
Tor the HgsycriGp, a weekly published
in St. Louis, and Of which We made note
in our last issue. They have also on
hand the Nc7r York Weekly, Literury A.
ham, Chimney Corrisr, WUUcrly aud all
illustrated parers-alsO New York daiiies
Of the Sth. Call on them at No. 10 JEFF
fers0n street.
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WANTS.

Ssveral very desirable rooms nAuuslWy
f,-.ssbed for families or single gentlemen, can
s. Ead with board, on reas0na1le terms, az ~
Adams street
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BOARDING.-Three OF four respectable
families, or several single gentlemen,
can be accommodated with nice rooms
and boarding, by applying at Ss4 Second
street. nov2O-tE.
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Oysters, e~ysters-Fish and Game Depot
JOHN D. EDWARDS, No. SI5 Second street, is
receiving daily, per express, FRESH BALrI-
MORE OYSTERS, which he will furnish all
customers at Eight Dollars per dozen cans, and
retail at seventy-hve Cents after the lst OF
January. Also receiving fresh LAKE FISH,
POULTRY, GAME, and al kinds OF vEGETA-
gLEs, and VIII sell at the LOWEST PRICES.
All customers We may meet with viii be
promptly attended 10.
An goods delivered to all parts OF the city,
free OF charge.
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FOR SALE.
r : e

L . r = \ l. r"
lFl acres twelve miles southeast nom AeH
miss Ia cleared. viii 40 for Cotton urSL fate l"I
EtH fsE= 50 usr acre Ear the 100, So Tor 81, or
- Tor d acre. 0ue-tlrd cash. balance pa . anu
mgntrz VIII trade DO Tor city properly ul
sVSI BENTON q MACLEAN.
uCpNVN LOTS FOR SALE
one hundred valuable BUILDING LOIS Tor
sale Ia the town OF Pastoral hlll-ip- 81 Lt
NCrfE eHF- Ia Arkansas RIVER, ten Ellles above
.Ily Il JAMES p BAhLlS>
~ A. paaf0ria. on Arr anzss lEerr
Jefferson unit AK.
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II YOU want Coal Oil 10y the barrel
or gallon, call at No. 40 Jefferson street.
They received to-day from Louisville, by
rail, fifty barrels. jail It.
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improved Gotten Plantations
IN
Phillips County, Ark. Fer Sale.

have several drst-ciass improved planta-
w lions ia Phillips County, near the city OF
Beleua. which will be sold very low. Nearly
All tbssa places have good dwellings and other
home aDbendages, and have g~in-hOuses, cotton
dresses. NEARLY new, and everything ready for
cation culture. These plantations, ranging
fTom 800 acres to 5000 respectively, are what are
tanned "a second Bottom " above overflow, and
me uplands, bringing a bale OF cotton TO the
scra ApDIv 10 SALE q MACCABE,
Attorneys at Law and Real Estate Ag'ts.
noviI Helena, Ark.
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ANvED Agents 500 to $50 Ter
sk month. Agents wanted e~yerywhrre II
ganrasS Tor SIZE only genuine New improve
ss-u9ro.n sense Fanily Sewing Machine.
price So. Warranted three years. Does per
80 a-or, All IS the greatest invention or the
ace. For terms 10 agents ana cTcUtalA, AIAE0es
= M. TOLiVER & co. Manufacturer,
and General Agents for the south
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A VALUABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE OR RENT,
Eight Miles East Of Helena, Ark,
in Tunica County, Miss.

HIHIS Tract consists OF Eight Hundred Acres,
Il Five Hundred OF which are cleared. -Four
huudred acres or the tract was cultivated
during the year 1896, and Is now in a good con-
dluOn FOR n crop for the year 1867. The most o.
this valuable plantation Is above overflow and
is very desirable, and has comfortable Cabins,
excellent Water, and a new steam Sawmiil
and Ginhouse Mules and Farming Utensils
can be purchased on the place, and many
Freedmen now on the place could be induced
10 stay. Should any one Of means desire To
plant, a liberal cOpartmership Is offered
For further Information apply % l. /. BUSBY
or r, N. APPEIiSDN & Co, Memphis, Tenn.
This place Will be offered for Thirty Days.
Jams In A. l.. SHUTWELL
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D OARDIN c.

u . A Z IN G.
Good Board and pleasant Rooms at q Prone
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Farmers and Planters! Call at 256
FrCnJ street and seg HeBdpFsOH'S Pant
lcrs' L00m. exactly adapted to the pres
ent MantS OF The cGuntFF.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.


ATLANTTCAND Mississippi SJEA Nq9yp
COAPAHY-U s. NAIL LINK
For VieksburE, Matches aud New Or
master
for tns above on me
THIS DAY. l2th inst. at5pm.
LARRY HARHsTAD & CO. Agents.
janiz Wharfhoat or HJefersOn q.
JIM. sArETS. Gen. Pas Ag'L.
MEMPHIS AND NV ORLEANS PICKET
FOr NaBoieoa, k<Esbsrx. Natehea and
n 8Neans-
KATE TNNEV Towrsand mosse-
ms splendid pazzangsrN sket L.
THIS DAY. l2th inst. a Bp.xN
iau11 It
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John D. EDWARDS,
No. 3l5 Second street

Agents ApPeaA.-R. I. BRUMBY & Sons,
Druggists and Chemists, Marietta, Ga, are sole
agents fer the APPEAL in Northern Georgia.
ReEaOVaL-DE. Morimore 81 Payne have re-
moved their office from the Commercial Hotel
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where all, who desire to, can consult them aud
procure treatment.
Special attention given 20 all the various
forms Of chronic diseases, especially Disease OF
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Liver, Spleen, Kidneys and Spine, Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diseases Of the stomach and Bowels,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Nervous sfec-
tlons; all the affective forms OF Female Di-
ssGses, az also all diseases having origin in I'M
PARTIES ef the blood and vital huids.
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The Counting Room. Ne. iS MadisoA street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-12

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