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sl,O29,7T6 70
J. c. McCR0RY, Cashier.
Sworn to and subscribed before me this 7th day
of October, 1867. A. c. N0RN ELL.
oct9 81 Notary Public.
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SALT! SALT SALT

IN STORE AND FOR SALE TWENTY
L thousand barrels salt, as good rs any made
in the United States. Another eooperage very
superior. RHEA, SMITH & co, Agents,
octl0 Ohio River Salt Company.
We want to buy Wheat, Rye, Corn and Oats
for which we will pay the highest market price
in cash. RHEA, SMITH & CO..
octlG-2w 81 South Market street.
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JOHN BROWNE,
Auction and Commission.
BENZ. F. SHIELDS & CO.,
NO. 80 COLLEGE STREET,
Opposite Sewanee House,

NASHYILLE........
MOULD INFORM THEIR OLD FRIENDS
w and the Trade generally that they have
resumed business at their old stand, lately occu-
pied by Messrs. Achey, O'Connell & Co. We
will adhere strictly to our former policy Of
Obeying instructions 10 the letter Sales Cor
cash only. No goods bought or sold on own
account, and remittances made promptly.
We viii have connected with our business q
Sample Station" for the benefit Of Manufac-
tuners and Traders. to which we invite CORES
pOndence from all sections of the country.
BENZ. y. SHIELDS a co
ON CONSIGNMENT-An invoice of Season
able DrygOods, with orders to lob" at low
prices, to close, at private sale.
BENZ. r. SHIELDS q co
Oct1 I'm
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TAXES! TAXESl TAXES!

A LII TAXPAYERS. WHITE AND BLACK.
n who have not paid their State, County and
Railroad Taxes for the year 1867, are hereby
notified and requested to call at our office Court
housed and settle by the first day of November
next. Those who fail TO comply with this notice
may expect to find their claims in the hands OF
an officer for collection.
JAMES Il. COLLINS.
Revenue Collector.
VIM NJ. STEPHENS,
Oct6 lw Railroad Collector
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Admission 81 90; children so Gents.

The features Of this chosen association are re-
plete with artistic excellence and startling nov
city, presented by the following brilliant array
Ofartists
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In Chancerv at Nashville.

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west corner OF said lot.
running thence east
with the fine Of. f. str Get
north twenty-five feet
eleven ana half inch es !
thence south one hun
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ten feet eleven an q halt,
inches, then ce south
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place Of beginning.
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tax .......... =. =. BAL
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feet seven inches hont
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thereof. a 81 - az
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tax. $3.50
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13, 1866. .$iA.96l
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n. e. Hill. 20 -
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north forty feet from
the south west corner
pf said square, thence
north Atg6ty.nveaf6et
TO an atteY, thencA with
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feet, thshc bouth % MY
feet % said street,
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1est nve inches scntA-
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tember 1. x6e 80 S0.N
Hay, HeAYy.............
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OetO6ef 16 tee& 1ol: ~
Tax Wafof and eas ser.
vice pipe, interest nom
Augnsi 90, 1896. ..e1l 100
Havfue . front Of eigA.
teen 1eet two inches,
and next id joining the
south twenty-five fee.
front Of said lot ky the
depth thereof. 51
ditto o.................
First instaumsnt water
tax ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 81
Tax pAylng and curb
ing, intsrest from Jan
u0ya 1He6.......S $3.50
Being me north twenty.
six feet nine tArse-Quar-
ter inches front Of said
lot ~ the depth thereof.
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BEGINNING At the north
east corner of said lot.
running thence south
. westW1rd1y twenty
feet, thence south forty.
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twenty feet, thence
north dfty. three feat
nve and half inches TO
the beginning.
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piiliard Tables for SAC.

BrLLIARDTAhLhs
= A7plyt 20 d. EVANS.
.o IA Monroe street,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, I
AE.LnuL-- LnLN q ~ 1

$500 @Na
This has been one Of, if not the dullest,
days Of the season. Our banks report no
change and very little doing. Deposits
are low and discounts out Of the question.
Gold is steady AZ SHE buying, with light
offerings and 10 local demand.
In silver there are a few light sales
daily taking place, but the aggregate
would not amount to a fair sized lot.
Selling ct q 10 2Sc.
City scrip has but few seekers. Il has
become almost a settled fact That no
more pavement contracts viii be let out
By the present board of city officers
The buOyaucy exhibited by this money
was based entirely upon the supposition
that contracts would be awarded and
the scrip in This way be turned into in
Jerest bearing bonds. The chickering's,
charges and counter charges INDUCED in
by the board of mayor and aldermen
have not only lest to them the respect Of
the entire community outside those in
rerestCd Ia the contracts, but has injured
the issue OF the city very seriously. Few
desIers will buy scrip ag sIl. Those who
offer viii pay but Csc to-day, and sell at
6S TO zoe.
County warrants are dull at soc buying;
selling ri SIS to SSe.
o-'Ne s@-lN lhNStLFG' FSiS NC" -
kers buy. Offering 65ci selling at 20 to
15o.
Bonds and stocks are offered, but there
are no buyers.
Uuourrant money is steady and trans
actions Light.
a meeting Of the creditors of the
Franklin insurance company took place
at the hall Of the Chamber of Commerce
TODAY. The result viii be found ia our
local columns.
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Memphis and Charleston R1lIro2d.


ASSISTANT SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE,
MEMPHIS, Tenn, JuneI7, 1861.
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FOR SALE


One Light Spring Wagon, with Harness, all
in good order. For terms apply 20
WI. ROSS, N. and G. Il. r.
June l.. INT. icIS 2W
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HAVING been by the County Court OF shelby
II county duly appointed Executrix Of the
IgSf will and testament OF William r smith,
deceased, L give notice 20 al persons having
claims against said ~teStetor 70 present tnem
Wfthiu ne time prescribed by law to me. at the
corner Of Third aid Monroe streets, in the city
of Memphis, or they viii be barred and at
persons owing said estate are notned 70 pay
the same 10 me forthwiIh.
NANCY SMITH, EXscutrix.
Eramnhfs Iulv q 1857. iy3 laWIWe
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steamboat "


DY virtue OF an order OF the Chaneey Court
u Of the City Of Memphis, appointing me
trustee, under a deed oftrust executed TO him
A. ?. Ieis, on the 18th day OF .September,
1856. 10 secure the payment OF certain notes 70
III. IL HUM. therein mentioned, which said
deed Of trust Is recorded In the RsgisteFs Office,
In book No. 81, part LIST, pages sos, SO and so, 1
viii, on
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T9.msfee's SUE.

DY virtue o. a Trust Deed executed a ma an
IS she 10Th day OF June, 1885. by CO.
Horne and Napoleon b WinchCsfer s11
registerFJ in The registers cffcs Of ss
county Tenn for the pur pose OF pavfnr
debts therein seeurel1 VIII on
saturday, Sd Lay Of august, 1s
at ~ sasesroom OF Messrs. Roypter. Fre7
eVant a Co, No E6 Second street. Mer-
phis, Tennessee. (Ayres' block. sell - 80
highest bidder, for cash. tie fe lowinE real ~
talot 10 Wiz A certain lot OF eronnI
IN the county of shelby aud STATE ~
tennessee, known and designated on the
plan OF Hills subdivision or their lands n 9ra
18th Civil District Of Shelby county. - ~ NJ
% fronting on the East side OF Ramu street
lU2feeL and extending back ootwasn parallel
lines Eu7n the mont $50 feet "a an alleV 49,
East OF Walnut street l02 feet BY $50 feerl 10
setner with all OF taa appurteuances thereunto.
belonsiEg. Tbs Title 10 said urcDerfv i ~
heved 20 ha good, but L VIII sell ana convey
only a. Trustae- Equity OF relemrtion e.iva-L
8Ie az e O'Clock m.
JOIN -TRE2EVANH Trustee
LogEcoa Regton. Attorneys jArR
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ID. 7. ENERrs,
Sir :-H4ving been induced to try your va'u-
able medicine in a severe case Of Ague and
Fever. contracted on The A-ppomattOX river, it
gives me great pleasure 10 state that IL gave me
entire relief almost simultaneously. after suf-
fering some months and trying various doctors
and remedies. Twill here recommend all who
are suffering from the above 70 give II a air
trial. Respectfully yours,
- LNn- MNTEE RARLEs. NorflIk. Va.
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DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED IKE
ID cuted to me on the 2Sth day or June. Ia6-
b. B. 3 Lewis andJ. CP Hammond. and IuIy
registered in the Registers Odies 81 shelby
county, Tennessee, for the purpose or DaFlng
the debt therein 81 cured, 1 vii on
Saturday Sd DayOf august. 1867,
az the Salesroom Of Messrs. ROysfsr. Trezegans
a Co. No. Z6 Second street, (Ayres' BlDekl
Memphis, TenmeSsee, ssh 70 the highest bidder
for FASH, the following property, tO-Wlt. A
certain tract or lot Of ground in the county o.
shelby, state OF Iernes ee. and city Of Mem
phis beng lots No. .and the West half or lot
No. 8, OF the NGrth side OF Alabama street, In
HIS subdivision beginning q feet nom she
Northeast c11neE OF HIPS street and AlsbanIa
road thence along the North SIDE Of saia Ala
bama street OF road iudz FEET. and extending
Northward for depth 1857 feet, between paEil-
lei lines from The root 10 an alley next North
Of Alabama street. These lots are No. 2and tie
West half Of No 3. as laid down on the plan OF
bills Subdivision a gin lot No. 51. when
is recorded in tire Registers Office OF shelby
ounty IN book NO.Z. page 40 together WIKI
all Of the appurte1ances thereuato eiOngin
The title to the above property II believed 10 ba
good. buf / will sell and convey only A. trustees.
Equity OF redemption waived. sale at twelve
JOHN IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
IoGEoOD 4 PEYrolt, Attorneys jy3 ids
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DY virtue OF . Deed Of Trust made and exc
II cufed hy Elijah Brooks % j. o.. Mendeu-
ran. Trustee. on tue l7th day OF Iuu 1851, and
recorded in the Registers Records Of Shelby
county. state OF Tennessee, Ina Book No. 81.
maze IGa which said Deed of Trust Was made 90
Eseaue 7. Wilson and Jane Wilson iu Use pay
ment Of one Thousau1 Dollars, I viii
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WIsHING TO engage in the Cotton Buying
w Business exclusively, have this day sold
my entire Interest in the firm Of Norment
Runlu u Flnney TO McssrS. J. D Rufin and 7.
e. Finney, who viii continue the Cotton Fac
forage and Commission Business under the
firm name Of Ruhin, Finuey q Co. Many
thaIdzs 90 my numerous friends and customers
for the liberal patronage bestowed on me, and
hope they viii continue the same 10 my sue
c~c1sors, who viii serve them as well Is hereto
fore. THO b. NORMENT.
Junel !, 1867. je2u
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QUEENSWA RE,
China, G'ass and EaFlheAEaFe,
Silver Plated and Britannia Gods,
TABLE CUTLERY AND HOUSE FURNISH
ING GOODS.
No. 17S~MaIu Street
Near ovCrton Hotel, MEMPHIS. TENN.
mlZ4au
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4 FTTFRs tesiamentary having been granted
10 The undersigned, executor or the last
wi aud testament or Wllham u rerguscnt
dseeassd. By the honorable County Court Ct
Shelby hounty, Tenn. al the June term thereof
Il67. noEce q hereby given 20 all Persons hold
inv oiafas aaainst the estate OF said deceased
- rreaenr Them 70 the undersigned. properly
orohafad. within the period specified D. law, Or
ne samh viii be barred.
ps-ec-t irdehted 10 the estate viii please
maze nrcmut payment OF such debts, other
-. 49, viIf BE- taken TO enforce the same
"isno" L. ~. DIXON, Exeeutor.
Ie7. teA aW4W
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Daily by WOodburn, smith y Co.
Nos. IL and n5 Green street, st. Louis.
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Icon be - Index.l

ASTI.MALARIAL BIrrERs This preparat on
of our ueighboTs is maElng friends in every
direction. Below we copy from the Richmond
Examiner IN article IN comm endatien Of them.
Fortunately for us our health Is so good as not
to REQ ire medic mes, and hence we cannot
speak Of them from experience. but the gentle
men named below are b0tu known 10 US, and
We re willing 10 endorse them,
MANY compounds have been made by all
sorts Of phi a~ntbr0pists to give tone 70 the
stomach. but most of them have proved fasl-
nres- Not so, however. with The new discovery
FL the Materia Medica % j. 2. hverts q 80 Of
Petersburg: for, If We can place confidence in
the word 81 well known gentlemen, the ANTI
Nnfariai Bituers, manufactured and sold by
these Gentlemen. approach nearer the elixir OF
life than any other mixture that has ever been
ofarfTl to the public. II is said 10 be a specific
Tor ChfNs and Fever, and all diseases arising
rom malarial poisoning. In support Of the
excellent curative and tonlcai qualities OF these
Ritters, we have the free testimony OF Mr.. S.
". Britton, of Petersburg and MI. John
Wvtis Parks. OF n n uti gentlemen whose
word cannot be questioned We advise all who
are suffering nom any Of the complaints to
when the stomach or digestive organs IL heir,
II drink freely OF the Anu-MaiariAi Biltefs.
For sale by ?. l. HUEITE &
iel6 Inc 3l3 Main, corner Monroe,
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RIVER MATTERS.


Yesterday was a pleasant, cool day,
with a fine breeze. Those who left Mem
phis seeking a cooler latitude will not
find q more delightful day than the one
lust gone. Business was fair, and the
landing presented q very good appear
ance for the middle Of summer The
river at this point rose two inches yes
terday. 1t is rising slowly at st. Louis.
The Ohio is falling, and boats are en-
countering difficulties below Louisville
as well as above.
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.. r. EVERTS & CO.,
Sole Manufactures L PrOprietOFS,
PETERSBURG, va.
BEAD the following from among the
manF Certificates received BY US:

FORD's DEPOT, VA, NOV. y, 1876.
thereby certify that 1 have been suffering for
over two weeks from severe attacks Of Chills
and Feve, Tor which 1 had taken medicine
and gained but temporary relief, the chIlls
on again in a few days. The Ant1-Ma-
lqriaI Bitters were recommended TO me, aud I
commenced taking them at once, the u-e Of
which was marked by immediate aud certain
relief from Chills, since which time ind my
general health improved in a very satisfactory
manner.
i can c-0nscienti0usly recommend the use Of
these Bitters to all sufferers rom
Fever never and ague). as a certain cure
As. Walden.
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n n. TVFRrs q Co Petersburg, va.
Gents 81 hereby certify TO tbs efficacy Of
your 8itters 10 the treatment Of Chils and Fe-
Yer. especially with children. One of my chill
dren. three yFars Old, had heen su ering from
mem fer several months; 1 used your Bitters
and they had tue desired efe {. cheerfUlly
recommend them TO ali who are suffering from
ChfUs aud Fever. j. d. SrONE.
Fords Depot, Va, March 3, 1867.
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Pro BONO PUBLIC0!
The attention Of all Sufferers IS in
Uj red to the
BLTTERS
"A SURE EN- EDY-

is here presented to he p1biic for Iltefmit-
L tent fever lChiIls and Fever, and all dis
eases arising from maiariHI poisoning. II Is
now q well asceFUaiued fact that nearly every
arrangement q. the human system common in
malaIial 0is riots, is, to a greater or less extent,
dependent upon malarii. poisoning, cOnse-
quentIy, any medicinal agent that will serve IS
a specific against tins poisoning mus strike at
the root of The disease which Is fustered and
daveIOued tlrouuh its iuhtrumeutalitV.
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COTTON-The market wa irmer to-
day and quotations higher. Holders ask
25c for middiing. But few sales were re-
ported, and none at that figure; 50 bales
Of strict were taken at 25c. A few bales
of low mid|ling also changed hands at
y 20 DC. Good ordinary Is to zoe. In-
ferior coItons are not quotable. Receipts
in The past p hours, l bale. No ship
ments. Receipts for this commercial
week, 2SS bales, Shipments, 955 bales
stock on hand Sect st, 1866, bsles--- 1881
Eeceirts 10 2l4,564
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Classical and Mathematical
S 0 BOYS
In AtbemaaIe County, Ia.



THIS School IS located one and a-haIf miles
1 nom Greenwood Depot ON the Virginia
Central Railroad and hreen miles west o.
Charlottesville and the University o. Virginia
The l1catiOu 8 well known as Dr. Gessner Har-
rlSOa. heV.Wm binWiddle,and Prof Edward 3.
Smt u formerly conducted schools at this place.
Previously % was a popular summer resort,
by John $. Cooke. Esq. Being stu
ated in one OF the most beautiful portions OF
AlhPmarle county, il the mld-t Of a refine
and Intel Ige1t community. remote from places
OF dissipation, and convenient 20 Churches and
sabbath Schools Of tine Leading denOmlua
tons, 10 possesses rare advantages for a Boys
school.
The curse ofstudy is designed tn be borough
and comprehensive m Ancient and Modern
Languages, Mathematics md the Eng ism
Branches, and also to embrIcs the e. ements Of
Natural and Moral sciences and History.
The Prime pal was educated d at the University
Of Virginia. and has had m experience OF
grade in tais state. including Dr. Gessner Har-
rsOn's school,, Bloomfield Academy, Lynch
burg Fema-e eemlnary, n Hon. r. NJ. T.
Hunters private school.
The associate Principal was also educated at
the University of Virginia. and has had an eX
perience of eight years in teaching In the
Southern States formerly Ia E%dgew0rth Fe-
male Seminary. North Carolina, more recently
in sherman, Texas,
The following recommendation OF our school
by Professor Of the University Of Virginia,
is respectfully submitted
UNIvHRsJrY OF VIRGINIA, April Z. 1867.
In view Of our personal acquaintance with
Messrs. II. n. b. and a. j. Wood. we do not
hesitate cordially to recommend tIRir school
20 the confidence and PATRONAGE Of the public.
$ Maupin, M.Schele De We're,
VIM. II. MsGufey, j. $. Davis,
Francis Il. Smith, j. b. Minor.
il Cabell, B. Il. Dildersleeve,
C.S. Nenable, VIM. f.. Peters.
IF r NJ s:
For board and tuition, including fuel. wash
ing and lights for the session Of ten months,
two hundred and seveniy-hve lS270 dollars In
currency. Payments ou6-half in advance, bal
ance on the lst Of February.
The sessions on the lt Of Septem-
Der and close on the 18th OF June. Pupils VIII
be received at any time during the session,
with a pro rata deduction I'm Charge. Boys
from "a distance will be allowed to remain cur
ing vacation as boarders I'm the family Of the
Principal.
Arrangements are made for conveyance from
the Depot Greenwood to the school immedi-
ately upOn arrival.
10 Only two boys in a room.
p. q Greenwood Depot. Albemarle county,
Virginia. les q
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nUGGFSTION Of the insolvency OF said es
- tate having been duly mad tothe Clerk Of
County Conrt 81 shelby COunty, Tenues-
see. notice n hereby given in ~pursdancr Of the
orIfer Of said ClerE. ia all persons having
aeainst safe estate 70 appear and file
fhem with the ssid Clerk, authenticated in the
manner prescribed ~ law, on or against the
lois dav ~ October, 1856.
John pIcKASoN, Administrator.
May h. 1851. my18 IaWsW
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Arrivals.
Steamer Victor, Haile's Point.
nenartures.

AHHAN1AH
Steamer Victor, Haile's Point.
Departures.
Steamer City Of Alton, st. Louis.
+" Commercial, White river.
" NJ. Hambleton. st. FIR. river.
" Lady, st. Francis river.
4" Harry Dean, Cincinnati.
Boat AN Port.
Traber, Celeste, Victor.
MTSCELLANEOUs.
The Belle st. Louis, Capt. Ziegler, with
+" our Billy IN the Office, goes out fOI
Cairo and st. Louis tomorrow.
The reliable Victor will leave as usual
at ) pm. to-day for Haile's Point and
way landings Capt. House commands
and Johnny Grehan takes charge of the
financial department..
The Golden Eagle will be in port to
leave for Cairo and Cincinnati on Fri
day next. Ben Merrielles commsndeth.
The Cora S. is due to-day. She will
return to Louisville on Thursday. Al.
Croxall is chief clerk.
There were no items TO be gathered on
the river yesterday. Policemen amt
killing inoffensive ~roustab0uts as much
as they were.
The Florence TRADER will get away for
Arkansas river at 5 pm. to day. Capt.
Rube Haynes is master, and McWells
is the competent clerk.
Capt. John Ford, of the tug Nettie
Jones, whose hand was injured by the
premature discharge of a cannon on the
fourth, is, we are glad to see, able to be
about. His hand, though seriously
burned, will sooH be well, when the gal
liant captain will again his place
his little giant.
The Commercial went out with a very
good trip.
A New York court has decided that
the printed statement on a railroad
ticket coupon 81 not good If detached, " is
legal, aud that il the passenger detaehes
it, he forfeits the privilege to which the
coupon. if left upon the ticket, would en-
title him.
A remarkable case Of honesty has oc-
Cured at the Hebrides islands, the state
ment being that a eask Of whisky, driven
ashore from q wreck, was carefully re-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-07-10
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REAPERS, MOWERS,
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THRESHLNG MACHINES,
HORSE POWERS,
WHEELBARROWS,
other Agricultural Implements.
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