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Notice 81 Copartnershfp.

VIHE Undersigned have this day entered into
u p cupartneTshlp for the purpose Of con-
duotinE 3 General Fire. Marine and Life In
suranee Business, under the name and style OF
5. Il. CLARKE & co.
8 r. CLARKE.
COLTGN GREENE,
W.. K. LUCAS.
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DEALER in Green Vegetables. Butter, Eyes
II and Coantry Produce. Steamboats,, 9O-
I Is. Restaurants and Private Families sup
pliea on shortest notice. Depot, in Bradley
Block. on Wafer street, between Adams and
Jeaeuson. Mamphis. TENN.
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'TS
Masonic.

CPFCIAL NOTICE.-The
- officers and Numbers OF Angerona IA
Lodge, No. les, are notified to attend
the Annua Communication, or Mon "
daY Evening, the 81 inst, at73z o'clock \
for the regular dispatch OF business. and TO
elect officers for the ensuing Masonic year.
an Masons ia good standing are fraternally
invites to attend.
d C.. TRADER. W. NJ.
JOHN BEApusH. Asst seciy. lei 2t
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No. ll-Dav vs. Compton.
This aus was decided here at a pre-
vious term and, this is an application to
supply in this court a part of the record
which has been lost. Held: That the
provisions Of the code, allowing lost
papers and records to be supplied, applies
TO cause pending and undetermined,
and not to causes ended in this court.
Application disallowed, May 9th, 1867.
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4Jnhaann Tjene

WE are daily receiving Superior Alabama
Lime, in large quantities, which we are
selling al lowest rates, AZ the Blpn CIV Cotfr,,
Shed, corner Linden and Clinton Streets
mys0Im EDDHNS 4 2oLIGHTLY.
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F0r S0Ie nc Wl.lyefoo
JERRY Lewis.

CMEDES AND MARSHALLS Mississippi
= Reports. IA Vols, and Towards (MissIssippi
reports, z Vols. r. S. PARHAM,
Tel Htt IS GOuth t5Ourg Afreaf.
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N0n-R qsldent Nnfine.

Memphis. Nay I5.1ss7. A. r"LLN' ie
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AUCTION.
SDecim Notice.

THB following Goods naytue hen storaa visb
y MESH Hinsr& Mason. aud Messrs. HineT.
Aason GDyeT, and transferred BY them 10 "a
~ oe seld On the la Of June. al anction. for
their freight and charges unIess raUed sor ~
the owners HOGTY ETsfaTSu
Hannas box mdse ~. McKenny- mat
L. rGL- Doxas glassware IT.. S boras
ld& .1ofreu,0 boxes Tcdse. 2 casra- j.. "
Llde. poN muse Gsofze Haywood. ] bor
eastuks5 hArvy Dean, i keE nasIs: 40 mSrr
2 dozen buckets Y pieces IRE ne. AI Pen.
oldH, z boxes no mark-2 boxeE III
II. goods 1 trunk. . to0i chest. cox mdse 2
pioHa Z cooking stoveA; n. Chearv- 49,
nour J. W Morris, i coil rope. i box sundTfez
7 skin Ar. sweet, 4 bundle iron. 40 "a nins.
no marx, ] lot H = furniture W Thonn -
son. box ~sunGrics George Thonnz ~
sundries II. Harrington box mefiefnas IA
Turpin. tomb stones r.. Is Are rfie<s u R
B1rbank, ] gin press, 2 pieces. 2 puIlias iuere
rope d-A &C., " shafts. large Z boresssn-
dries. broken. 40 hangers. 3 bundles rodE Il
pieces iron boxes, Z pkg washers. "A kuucEia-
4 boxes hardware no marx uloEa. M
defends J. b MRFShzh, j. lot EousshoId arr-
nitures W s. So boxes glassware IL. 81
r. W. box Indse. myfff
TIE above articles, except such as Gave been
called for. win be sold AZ orr Saiearoom. Avers'
Building, Second street,
On Saturday. June LIST,
Commencing At 10 O'Clock At same time.
Five Barrels whisky.
BOTsTER, IRRELEVANT q co.
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NOTICE

WI have his day sold our snttre interest In
w TIE aaddlery Business, E8 second street,
tlnue the business at the Old stand. We take
pleasure in recommending him to our patrons
ana friends. J. SGHElFER-
J.B- USTIN
The books Of i. #. Scheifsr 4 Co. NAV be
Io1pd Aths C1hce Of j. V. OhIhouzeu where
settiem can be made. Mr.. O~hlhousen or MS
agent Nj Richard Warren, IS authorized 10 re-
csiYe andreceipt for all money due "a.
J.F. SCHETFER.
hly6l I'm j. B-AUSTfN.
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The undersigned In Withdrawing from the
business OF Aui-, SteOhins & Pullen, returns
his ham to his numerous friends for their
patronage. and hopes Is will be continued to bis
successors who viii serve them as well a. here
tol0Te. For the present ne may be found al
the old stand. W. A.2UIR-
Memphis, May Is, 1867.
The Farthenware. China and Glass Hus iness.
heretofore conducted by Muir. S;ebbins & Pal
len. &C 10. 20 Main street, will DO continued
by tae undersigned, under tie name and style
OF
STEBB BINS &c PULLEN,
and they respectfully ask a contribution Of the
friendship and patronage OF the old hrm.
CHARLES 5TEBRINS,
%. X. PULLEN.
Memphis, Nay Is. Is67. ielIt
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B EEL COOLERS.
fnEsfrnfor.,s Notice.

T WILL apply Al the next Tenn OF County
L Court for LISTERS Of Administration to be
ISSUED on the estate Of Mrs r. kIlen. de-
l csased. +. n. MCLEFRESH.
mY3S Nv
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VHE firm Of MUIR, STEBBJNs &PULLEN
L IS this day dissolved By mutual consent, ".
a. MUIR retiring. Messrs. Stebbins & Pullea,
assuming all liabilities Of the concern, are au-
thCrized TO settle up its affairs.
W. A. MUIR,
CHARLES STEBBINS,
3. X. PULLEN.
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NOn-R esfdelat N0tfce.

Nom Resident Notice.
Bill for Partition % Real Estate in the County
Court Of Shelby County, Tenn
John Hallum ". 4. U. Perrin.
I this cause it appearing from amdavit on
/ hle that defendant, r. U Perrin, is a resi-
dent Of The state Of New York:
r. istheIefare ordered. Thai he Do enter hts
a. yaaranoe herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis.on or before the drst Mondayin
July next, and plead. answer or dem1E to com
-plainants petition. or the SEINE viii be taken
for confessed and set for bearing eX uarte
it's further ordered that a cuuy Of this order
De published once a wees. fur four successive
weeks IN the Memphis APpeal
Attest IUhE UAGUE Clerk.
Halium 6 Muligau. soils. tor petitioner.
my5lawfW
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NEw ADvERTrsEmE'Ts
VALUABLE
IN THE CITY FOR


sale and Lease.
ONE HOUSE and o IN Chelsea, beautifully
located The Lot contains i acre Of ground,
and the House : SIMPLE 70 Accommodate q
small family. This property Is Tor sale.
FOR LEA5EZTWO NEW HOUSES on Vance
street, with ali the modern improvements.
These Houses are complete In every respect.
FOUR VACANT LOTS on Third street.
TWO VACANT LOIS on Hernaudo street.
TWO LARGE STORE HOUSES IN the YroviHe
Block. OF Maiu street. four 81 riss IN hight.
and well arranged for business purpose
TWO LOTS on GayOso street.
TWO LOT In Suufh Memphis. adjacent 20
the River viii lease the lots or sand Priv
eleses separately.
Present Tenants have the preference 10 re-
new Leases.
For full particulars apply to
WISDOM & DUFF,
No. 10 West Court Street.
mueI n
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Dissolution.

Memplhs. June !. ls57.
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OF MAILS

-
Until further notice the Mails will close as
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago, st. Louis, Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Cleveland. Pittsburg, Phils-
delphia, Buffalo, Albany, New York, Balti-
more, and all cities north and west, at
SIS pm.
For Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington,
Augusta, Columbus, Ca, Montgomery, Mo-
bile, Ala, New York, Nashville, and all cities
south and east, at $50 pm.
For New Orleans, Baton Rouge, Jackson, Miss,
Nicksburg, Natchez, and all cities south, at
4p.m.
All Stations on Mississippi and Tennessee,
southern, New Orleans, jackson and Great
Northern railroads at $3.50 pm.
All Stations on Memphis and Louisville and
branch railroads at 3 PIN.
All Stations on Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
sissippi Central, Mobile and Ohio, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee railroads at 5 am.
For Little Rock, Pin Buff and all Landings
0n ArkanEasa and White rivers, (ssmi-weeklyl
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Mississippi Tiver-south, tsemi-Weekly), Tues
days and Saturdays.
Mississippi river-north, (semi-weekly), Mon.
days and Fridays.
R. c. GIsT. Postmaster Memphis.
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August 6. 1867.
PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE,

RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING H.
"A vestment TIE plantation is known as the
Town OF Lake Bluff" on White river. Ark NJ
miles above the Memphis and Little Rock raf-
road crossing, containing between four and nve
hundred acres about one hundred cleared
heavily timbered, together with the whole or
half interest in q NEW STEAM saw MILL
forty horse power, GEngine, Blacksnith'G shop
Carpenters Tools. Wagons and al necessary
a-ppurtenances for running the same. There Is
aim Mansion with nine rooms, a Cistern. Tea
pacity GO0O ~gallonE) three Cabins, a Warehouse.
two good Wood Yards, and the best landings
on the river. The above viii be sold at low De-
urss and on easy terms. For further particu-
lars address Mrs M. L. H
my4u Appeal Once.
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A RUNAwAY.-A horse attached to a
buggy, which contained a gentleman
and lady, ran down Second street last
night about ten o'clock. In turning the
corner OF Second to go down Union
street, both parties were thrown out, the
lady having her shoulder dislocated and
the gentleman being severely bruised.
Capt. 3. A. Louis, who was standing
neal by, caught the horse, when the
lady was conveyed to her residence and
medical attendance speedily procured.
Fractions horses should not be driven on
the pavement after dark. They have
been so long used to muddy streets that
it is hard work to hold them in when
travelling on q good one.
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EXCURSION TO LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN.
In order to afford Dur citizens the Oppor-
tunity of visiting Lookout Mountain,
the Memphis and Charleston railroad
will issue excursion tickets, commencing
September It'll, from Memphis and all
stations on the railroad, TO Chattanooga
and return, for fare one way. Tickets
good during the month of September,
allowing the e~XcuTsionists to lay over at
any points on the line, and return within
that period. Fare from Memphis to
Chattanooga and return, Sl7; omnibus
fare from Chattanooga to the top of the
Mountain and return, 81. The grand
gathering of parties from Nashville,
Knoxville, Atlanta, etc, will be on top
Lookout Mountain on the 18th and
18th of September, and the train from
Memphis for that occasion will leave
here at 8 O'Clock on the evening Of
the och.
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PERJURY.-Among other crimes which
adOrn our daily criminal calendar, that
of perjury occasionally appears. As an
evidence that it is not quite extinct, we
may quote that one Frank Pierce was
arrested yesterday, on the charge of
swearing falsely, and sent up by Mr..
Justice Miller, in default of two thousand
dollars bail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-08-30

INQUEsTs.-The county coroner, W.
B. Cotton, ESQ., was called upon yester-
day to hold two inquests, the first on the
body Of a white mau named VIM. Dun
lap, who died suddenly. The jury, on
investigation, found that the deceased
came to his death from natural causes,
being seriously afflicted with hemorrhsge
of the lungs. The second case was that
of a negro in Fort Pickering, known as
Ned Ross, who died from want and ex4
posture. A verdict was rendered in ae-
cordance with the facts. An order was
given by the coroner for the burial Of
both bodies.
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RAILROADS.
Memphis & Little ROck B. Il.

ON AND AFTER TUESDAY, JULY Ia, 1857,
~ trains viii leave HOPEFIELD at : am ar
irving al Ten Mile Bayou at SIS AIN, Return
( ug-Leave Ter Mile Bayou at $50 pm, and
arrive al HOpsneld at t.4j pm.
On TUESDAYS ana SATURDAYS a train
will leave Ten Mile Bayou at so am, arriving
81 HOpeheld at H.45 am. keturuing-LeaNe
HopenelG az pm, and arrive az Ten Nile
Bayou al j:l5 pm,
The Round Trip Prom Memphis, 81 80.
Tie Ferrvbost NEVADA viii make close
connection with all trains.
J. L MEIGS,
IyE6 Chief Engineer.
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To THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL.
Subscribers are requested to report any
irregularities in the delivery of the
APPEAL at the counting room. Carriers
will be furnished weekly with certificates
authorizing them to collect inscriptions.
ED. MANSFORD,
Supt. Of Circulation,
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE,
MISS.
CHARTERED BY THE STATE, 1854,
Rev. c. d. Bell, AM, President.

BUILDING-A large three-story edidce.
LOCAIION-ketlred and healthy.
DEPARrMENrS-Ably filed.
Former superior music teachers continued.
Board reduced below catalogue rates.
The Boarding Department IS kept b Rev. W.
W and MIS-. MCMAHON, and is nike q home 70
Young Ladies'
Next Term viii begin September 8, 'sz.
S. q. BuRNEK, Prssit Board Trustees.
~ For particulars apply TO the President OF
ltbe College for catalogues aus AZ
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STORE ROBBERY.-The furniture store
of Mr.. Robert GrindrOd, No. 43 Beal
street, was entered at an early hour yes
terday morning. A small sum OF money
and ONE jewelry, amounting in value
to about fifty dollars, was stolen. They
gained an entrance by throwing the lock
of the front door. Many valuable goods
were in the store, but the burglars did
not seem to care for anything but green
backs or jewelry. 1t was rather tough
on Bob, he recently having commenced
business. The thieves tried the next
door. but were scared off.
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EDUCATIONAL.-By reference to our
new advertisement columns this morn
ing, it will be seen that the Young La
dies collegiate institute will resume its
exercises on the second Monday in Sep
TEN The terms are moderate, and
the faculty too well known to require
commentator from US. The location is
healthy and well situated. Forrest Hill
is known to be one of the most eligible
in the country.
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Professor Sa6dtsky begs thus to inform
his patrons and the public that ne will
receive Pupils in Music-Instrumentsl
and Vocal-from Monday next, the ID
of September. Orders left at Mr. F.
KatZenbach's or L. Goepeps Music
stores, will receive prompt attention.
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FoR RIvER.
FOR WHITE RIVER.

Regular Memphis and White River Saturday
United States Mail Packet.
For Helena, EriRr's Point, DuVaII's
Bluff, Little Rock. Augusta, Des Arc
and J~acksOuport.
NJ W En- D. DdhAs mdsLcE
This elegant passenger packet II
viii leave ~
SATURDAY. Slst inst, az 5 pm.
JAMES 7. BOURNE & CO., Agents,
aus 81 No. z jefferson street.
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INCREASED LIGHT.-An order was
issued some days since by the city su-
thorities 10 have the gas lamps cleaned.
An attempt has been made to brighten
the glasses, but it has not been, so far, a
success. Alderman Hoist, 1.-THE chairman
of the gas company, should see to it at
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COTTON AND MERCHANDISE STORAGE.
The card of r. w. Lamb & Co. appears
elsewhere in our columns. They have
not only experience in the storage bust.
ness, but an intimate acquaintance with
u business community. They are
youHg men, well and fsvorabIy known,
and it affords US much pleasure in recon-
mending them to the patronage of our
readers
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GREAT WESTERN DISPATCH AND Cor
TON ExPREss.-The agent Of the above
line, Enoch Taylor, Esq, informs us that
a number ofnew cars, built expressly for
their business, have been placed upon the
line of the Memphis and Louisville rail
road, and he is prepared to sign bills of
lading forthwith for such consignments
as may be offered. The line is perfectly
responsible, and in every way reliable.
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Beauty Needs Potection.-The ladies
prefer the delicate HesPerian Balm, it
impsrts such delightful beauty to the
complexion, prevents and cures chaps,
tan, sunburn, etc, and makes the skin
beautifully fair and smooth.
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AMBOA
FOR ST. LouIs


Regular st. Louis and Vfcksburg Packet.
For Cairo and ST. LoufE.
H. M bhhhf master
This elegant passenger steamer a.
will leave Is above on ~
THIS DAY, 30th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD q co, agents,
Corner Main and Madison sLs., or
au30 II City Wharfboat, foot Mgnroe 50.
Atlantic and Mississippi Steamship Company
u. s. Mail.
For Cairo and St. Louis.
This splendid passenger packet -
viii leave as above on -
HIS DAY, 10th inst, At 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & Co, Agents,
COrner Main and Madison sts.,
auS0 II and City Wharfboat foot Monroe 81
Regular st. Louis Packet,
For Cairo and Saint Louis.
OF CAIRO--.-....... Bob. K. Reilly master
This elegant passenger steamer IL
will leave ~
SATURDAY, slst inst, at 5 p m.
ausO 2t FLEM. CALVERT. sup't.
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NO GIFT ENTERPRISE
Or any other SWindIe!
MISSOURI AND KENTUCKY STATE AND
HAVANA LOTTERIES.
ONLY LEGAL LOTTERIES In 0. s.

THEY are drawn under State Charters have
been drawn for over FORTY YEARS.
Bonds must be and are deposited with U. 8.
Collector as Security
The prizes are drawn in public BY two sworn
Commissioner appointed by the State.
Must be drawn II tickets are sold or not.
P RIZ ES ALL CASH.
There are two State Drawings each dsy. and
two Havana Drawings each month.
Drawings can be seen two hours after pur-
chase of tickets.
Ore-haif the Tickets are Prizes.
Prizes paid OF day of purchase.
Ticket 81 to SIS, according 10 Scheme.
Prizes 81 TO Sl0O.QoQ,a according 20 scheme.
Principal Agent, GEO. W. VAN VOAST. No.
20 Jefferson street.
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SELEOTand cheap BOARDING

A FEW DESIRABLE ROOMS, either fur
nished or unfinished, to rent, with board, TO
either gentlemen or families, convenient to
business, within one square Of Court square,
and at the most reasonable rates, at No. 800
Second street, near Madison. Day boarding, 50
per week boarding and lodging, IS per week.
fe2 II
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While there is Life there is Hops!'i
Some of the most dreadful and stubborn
diseases of the Lungs eve known, have
been promptly and entirely cured by
DR.. G. Williams PRmOnic BGlsam Of
Wld Cherry and Wood NdpthG, after
the most skilliul Physicians and every
known remedy had failed. We there
fore say, " While there is Life there is
Hope" if you use this new and popular
remedy. See long advertisement in
another column. au30 If.
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RoWENA, = John B. Davis, Master

Leaves Memphis every Saturday ats o'clock pm
" West Point every Monday at 5o'elk pm
" Jacksonport every Tuesday at II
O'Clock am.
" Augusta every Tuesday at 8 o'clock pm
" Des Arc every Wednesday at 8 o'ciik am
" DuvalI's Bluff every Wednesday al
y o'clock m.
These boats have been thoroughly repaired
and rented expressly for the trade, and. hav-
ing the Mail Contract for Four Years, passen-
gers and shippers can rely upon their re-
manning in the trade permanently, and are the
only boats having a connection with the trains
at DuvalI's Bluff for Little Rock and Hot
Springs. These are the only boats authorized
TO sell Through Tickets via Railroad nom Du-
wallis Bluff to Little Rock, Hot Springs, WASH
ington, Arkadslphia. ROckport. Camden,
Princeton, Tulip and Fort smith. Time
through to Little Rock 43 hours. Sixty pounds
Baggage allowed by Stage Company TO each
passenger.
1 ern Arkansas Will md this the most reliable
route. Time and money saved by buying
Through Tickets.
A good light draft steamer viii be run
in connection with these packets from Augusta
and Jseksonport. making two trips per week.
10 Pocahontas on Black river.
Tickets sold for all OF above Points on board
boats, or by
LEVY q MILLER, Agents,
22 Front street.
JOHN B. DAVIS, SupT,
Memphis and White River o. :. Mail Line.
apq n
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THE S~PRINKLING OF THE STREETS.
The machinery of the Duffin Bros,
which broke down 6 few days since, has
been fully repaired, and their sprinkling
carts were at work yesterday, as usual.
If the clerk of the weather does not in
t%erfere, they will see that the dust
question is kept settled ON their various
routes,
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Chicago Enters the Lists.-The farmers
scheme of the Southern Asylum is most
popular in the northwest. Western
farmers are e~aptivated with the idea of
winning a comfortable farm on arailroad
near a city for a single dollar. The COM
pany's agent in Chicago is eminently
successful. Local hard times compelled
the postponement Of the city scheme.
People who hardly had money to buy
bread could not invest even IS for the
chance of winning Col. G~allOwsy's resi-
dence. The cotton crop will soon exert
its influence, and then property will be
rapidly distributed.
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Memphis and Mound City Ferry Packet.
PEOSTA-------.----M. r CHEEK, Master.
y EAVES the Landing, foot OF r.
Adams street, at u and uEr
O'clock am, and and 81 pm. Mound CIV az
q and . o'clock an, and . and 5 O'Clock pm.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

WE are authorized to announce AMOS II;
w CURLIN as a candidate Tor Snerlu OF
Shelby county at the ensuing March Election
IN 1858.
Memphis. July 81, 1867. anl tee