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FINANCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,l
NrMPurs- > 1857.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, .
MEMPHIS, FeDru4ry ., 1857. !
We have but little to report in money
circles. The demand for money is more
moderate, owing to the fact that good
names can only be accommodated, and
they are not anxious to borrow at present
rates. Gold has become excited, and has
advanced rapidly. Brokers buy at 35e.
Silver is also advancing-buying at p
to 27c.
city scrip is not as active As for the
past day or two. Buying at zoe, and
selling at 70 to zoe.
County warrants are only in moderate
request. Buying at 90c, snd selling at
SO TO SOC.
Uneurrent money, for the first time in
several weeks, we quote the banks Of
other states steady at our last quotations.
Tennessee has ruled firm for some time,
Money of South Carolina, Alabama
and Georgia banks has been rapidly de-
elining IL has, we hope, found bottom
at last. Our quotations will be found
reliable.
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AVAILABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE OR RENT,
Eight Miles East Of Helena, Ark.
in Tunica County, Miss.

r,,u1s Tract consists Of Eight Hundred Aeres
Fiye hundred OF which are cleared -Four
Aat srrsg Of tue tract wa cultivated
- - v,ar laa. aud is now ina a good con
Siiion Tor a crop for the year ls8l- Ihe InoeLo
ms valuable plantation 10 aoose oHSIhS" ~
-vceifeut Water. aud a new steam e
ana Ginhouse Mules and farmlng Olehss
- - n1Tchaeed on the place, ana many
EL.5-,l, f5oW on the place could be induced
- gfsv- should any one OF means desire 70
ulapI a liberal c~Opartnership - one4eL DrapV-
For furiher Information apply 20 [DCoDA
o. NJ APPERsDN d. CO, MeInpbl Tenn
ms uiacs vii be offered for Ihilty lays;
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NOTICES.

Nrs. DIR. HaFyey.-The w"orid-rsuowned
Clairvoyant snd Magnetic Physician, whose
instantaneous cures OF disease aud c~lairvoyant
perception have been the wonder OF uie world,
has arrived In Memphis and taken rooms for
the season at the Overton Hotel, tonce room
No. 2O3 where she can be consulted upon all
matters pertaining 10 life and health. She
treats all the so-cslied incurable diseases Is
specIalties, to-wit Cancer, consumption, asth-
ma, rheumatism, dyspepsia. epilepsy, leart dis
ease. and female diseases, and all other chronic
complaints with s)ee yandhappy uesIits. For
particulars call or send for a circular. Prot.
Harvey, the disco'feTer Of certain and painless
cure for cancers and tumors. assists IN her prac-
tee and compounds All her Address
all letters to PROF. HARVEY
de3J-iy Memphis, Tenn.
~emOyal-D Mortimore g Payss have re.
moved their Office from the Commercial Hotel
70 the Worsham House, Room No. q, tthe one
occupied by Dr.. MOrtimore the past four years..
where all, who desire TO, can consult them and
procure treatment.
Special attentitn given to all the various
forms OF chronic diseases, especially Disease OF
the Lung and Throat, Disease Of the Heart,
Liver, spleen, Kidneys and Spine, Dyspepsia,
Chronic Diseases OF the Stomach and Bowels,
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Nervous snec-
lions al the aaictive forms OF Hsmale pi-
seases, as also all diseases having origin in inn
purltiea Of The blood and vital fluids
Office h0aTs hcm 5 O'Clock am. Untl6 O'Clock
I'm, daily. May @f
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I'm midsummer, a situation as teacher in a
private family. by a lady wh9 has had R7euty
ycars' experience ana has presided over some
OF the must Institutions N the south, IN hIch-
u Oud. Va and elsewhere. she can teach
Music on Piano and Guitar, Latin and Mathe-
mates. French and German. spoken and writ
ten. aud English branches as taught IN schools
OF tue highest order Salary less an OhJecI
than "a comfortable home. Oue within easy
reach Of Memphis preferred. AmplesttestimO-
nisls given Address ur 3 H. FORD. OF Dr. a.
fau.1 p
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SOLD.-The engine house, corner Of
Adams and Second streets, was sold yes
terday, at public auction, for the benefit
Of the city, by Passmore Co. The bid
ding was lively, and the property was
knocked down to H. Dow, Esq, for
IOG. 600, payment to be made in city
scrip. This, with the flniing Of the
city debt, will probably bring scrip up to
par, and eventually drive it out Of the
-,arlaf
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MULE and HORSE STOLEN
n $50 REWAhD-On the night Of DecemOer
1T.f M was stolen from the So DE or the sub
.rriber. one and a-li2lf miles north OF the city,
on the memphis and rig Greek plauE road, one
RAY HOR5H. nine OF ten years old, black name
and tail, one white foot just al IetlOck JOINT,
and dent ia forehead just below LEFT eye, shod
IN an four feet Also, a lEht s2Frel lntTe
MULE ABOUT Iolr years Old, short coupled
man ard having saddle ana collar marks on
hseF and 100 q neck. c1opp-d maze and tai,
and a Irtle spot lust behinn her right ear. shoo
IN mont feet wIu give FiIty Dollars reward
for rSum OF either animal, and one hundred
for apurehensi0u OF and proof % CONVEX lhe
. ffanB lVef DHN A. WALKER.
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81 charges, except freightsnd insurance;
Taii"ays 70 collect Of steamers, and the
iatter 70 grange for insurance and ad-
vanees Cd shipments. We can and must
haVe dIreeL trade for The shllfh
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FOR SALE.
nor SALE

T
a me stock Of Harness, Saddlery and Harness
Hardware. Fixtures. Tools, and every requisite
IN a nrst-class establishment. sold Ouly because
domestic rcumsjauc r. Quire a change fbus-
Insss. II applied for soon, the stand, which Is
very fayorably located, can Re rented for a
LONGER time than the present lease Apply Al
JOSEPH DWORACES,
oc4rf No. III NaIn. near Poplar S rect.
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stolen from the subscriber, en- the corner OF
Clay aud LRRoSe, ON Sunday night, the ON
inst. one Brown Horse MULE, ABOUT hfteen
hands high. eight years old, with Z. :. on let
shoulder. shoI am a ound. Any person return
ing the same al ij Beal street, Will receive are
ward of so gjang III j. STEPHENS.
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There is over 81, 600, 900 of California
leather sold ia San Francisco annually,
much Of which is shipped to eastern
markets, where it is in high repute.
Texas has built four hundred and
twenty-five miles Of railroad, forming
four grand trunks, diverging north, south,
east and west from the city of Houston,
and attending ample room for lateral
roads when the wants Of the country
shall require them. The Houston Tsle-
qrdpb says these main arteries Of trade
will, when completed, not only link the
railway system of Texas with the vast
net work Of roads in the northwest. but
with those OF the states east of the Mis-
sissippi, but further, will bring through
Texas the products of the wealthisst
Mexican states in the onward course OF
civilization toward the Pacific ocean.
SOUTHERN DIRECT TRADE.-Gen.
William Malone, the distinguished Con-
federate officer, president Of the
Norfolk and Petersburg and South Side
railroads, addressed a letter, dated Jan
uary IA, 1867, to Major C. Wallace, the
superintendent of the Atlantic and
Western railroad, in which he says
awe have lately sent forward one
steamer from Norfolk, fully laden for
hIiverpool. and We are now loading an
other I want 10 grant % bills of laling
in your place for Liverpool direct, free Of
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BOARDING.
DoARD AM

BOARD AND LODGING
Front Rooms for gentleman and wife also,
good accommodations tor siugle gentlemen oy
Tar4v application al 50 Madison St jams I'm
d . \ R d \ G.
Several very desirable rooms handsomely
furnished. for f-miiies or single gentlemen, can
be had with board, on reasonable terms, al 10
Adams street. deCls q
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Via r.. c. R. r., Washington, d. c., Rich
mond. Va, Columbus, Ga, Augusta, Ca, No
bile, Ala.,a and ali stations or n. a c. r. r. at
6plm.
Miss Cen. r. r. az s pm.
Mobile a Ohio r. r. ats pm.
Nla Miss. & Tenn. r. X, New Orleans, la,
Jacksoh Miss Nicksburg, Miss, and all sta
I2as on Miss q Tenn. r. R., at p. m.
southern r X. at s. p. m.
n. o. o.. y. y. r at .. m.
Via Mem. 4 Louisville r r., LouiEville, KY
Cincinnati, Ohio, Baltimore, Nd, Philadelphia
Pa, New York, \. y, and all eastern cities, al
3 b. m.
Brownsville Tenn, aud ali stations on Men,
& Ohio r r, at SPIN.
Cairo, H., Chicago, III, St Louis. No, and all
western cities, at 5 p. N.
Little Rock r. r., and all Landings on Nhlbe
River, semi-weekly. Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Pine Biuh, ARK, and Landings on Arkansas
River, s~emi-weekly, Tuesdays and Fridays
Miss. River nom Memphis TO Cairo Eve times
a week.
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REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
Fer Helena. Napoleon. Pine HlaI and
Little R0ek.
-BLACKFORD-----.--.Cra master
This elegant passenger steamer
will leave ~
THIS DAY, 9Th inst, At 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSfAD & co, Agents,
No Il jefferson street. or
fsbG 1t City Wharf boat, foot M0nrls ST.
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RIVER MATTERS.
weather and Rnsinesn.

weather and Business.
The weather yesterday wa mild and
pleasant.
Business on the wharf was quite brisk.
The levee was covered with freight from
Jefferson down to Union street; steam
ers were strung out from one landing to
the other, receiving and discharging.
The river here rose y inches within
the past "a hours. The Ohio is rising
rapidly from Pittsburg down, with plenty
of water on the falls for steamers. The
Mississippi at St. Louis, is rising, with a
fair stage to Cairo. The breS ing up of
the gorge in the Ohio caused much dam
age to cOalboats, and several steamers at
Wheeling and Louisville. The Arkan-
sas is rising, with 5 feet in the channel
from Little Rock to the mouth. White
river Is rising raDidIV.
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EMMoNs d SON.-We return our thanks
to these gentlemen for the New York
World, Times, Tribune, Herald, journal
Of Commerce, and all the Louisville,
Cincinnati, Chicago and st. Louis dailies,
in advance OF the mails. They are
prompt dealers and never get behind.
Their emporium is at No. 10 Jefferson
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FoR ST. FRANc1s REvER.

REGULAR ST. FRANCIS RIVER PACKET.
For ~. Francis River and rrEbu1arfes.
HONEYWELL, Deep Landing and all inter-
medlate D iuts.
CHEROKEE--.J. Chisenhlu master
W. ". Alexander elerz.
This elegant passenger packet
will leave
THURSDAY. tn inst, at 4 pm.
Fer freight or passage zpply on board.
f-b6 Dc
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c10O r E w A r D

stolen on Tuesday night, the 18th inst from
my stable al the Memphis Trotung Park, one
Black Horse, : years old. aoOut IS hsn1s hlsh1
white stripe down the face also, one nne BAY
Mare. aaout e years old. IS hands high. very
slim tail. branded a in small figures on the len
shoulder. no white e. ccpt saddle MARKS. VIII
nav the above reward for the horses anu SlvO
is5-St1 OSCAR W. HYATT.
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ACCIDENT.-A man by the name of
Kelly met with a serious accident on
Monday night. In walking along thu
bluff near the levee, between Court and
Madison streets, he fell of, and when the
police found him his back was broken.
He was taken to the hospital and kindly
cared for, but his recovery is doubtful.
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A VERY INTERESTING CASE.
A New Point of Law Brought
Up and Argued Yesterday.
Difference Of Opinion Among
the Legal Gentlemen.

An incident occurred yesterday, at
Raleigh, which has brought up a new
point in the law, and was ably argued by
both sides. It seems that the jury on the
case Of young Mr.. Bartlett, who is IN
trial at Raleigh for murder, disagreed,
and while they were being conveyed
from the courtroom to the house Of DR..
King. Ia order that they might be kept
together until they came TO an agree
ment, q deputy constable presented him
self to arrest an old gentleman on tue
Jury named Robinson. Mr.. Robinson,
it seems, had got himself into some
difficulty some months previous, for
which a warrant bad been issued for
him. Robinson, in order to save himself
from the hands Of the constable, ran
away and made good his escape, leaving
the Jury incompetent for duty. Here
was a predicsment-an event that has
probably never occurred before, and
entirely changed the whole face of things.
What had to be done? Everything
assumed an intricate position, when the
lawyers for the defense, Messrs. Yerger
and Sale, moved the discharge of the
prisoner. upon the ground that a mans
life cannot be placed in jeopardy twice
for the same o~ffense. The case was
argued very ably, pro and con, and was
not ended last evening. The decision
will be an important one, as it will be
taken as a precedent in all such cases
hereafter.
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From No. 81 Madison street, on "Wednesday
evening. one s8rrei MULE, 10 or i year, old,
medium size, with saddle and harness mHrksr
Sd ii all arc nd and bad on an old bride. A
lIher u reward VIII be paid an delivery OF salu
mule at No. Sc Madison street decib u
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2
90 RI A r D

~CGT,1 give the above reward for the appre-
,,-f,s an and de livery OF one ". r BAKER 10
ne authorities at Memphis. He Is said 10 have
.s.srre 10 Texas. Descrpuon-A Tall, sim mah'
v-aU dressed. chin WHISPERS, slightly paid and
1-er-,. rfra Eyes- l. WARD,
r,a ~ CAPTAIN steamer Lady.
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NOTICES.

store Houze. No. sc North Court street. IN
c~-,seoueuce OF the present occupants remov-
ing toa larger house, the above place Is Tor
rent Inquire on the premises. nOY% II
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HORSE LOST
MULE STOLEN

AIEht bay HORSE. swob tail, high headed,
heavy name, one hind foot, fast trUtter- and
uboUJ nine yeas old. Any one returning the
above Horse 70 FORESTS Stable, on Adams
street. viii be literally reWardel. JAM. u
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AANEA u Using AAbAAAL
Arrivals.
Steamer Marble City, Cairo.
Olive Branch, Cairo.
" David White, Evansville.
" Liberty No. ?, Evansville.
I" Adam Jacobs, Cairo.
" Only Chance, Little Rock.
" Paragon, st. Louis.
81 Clifton, Cincinnati
Departures.
Steamer Marble City, New Orleans.
" Olive Branch, New Orleans.
Belle Memphis, st. Louis.
Only Chance, st. Louis.
" Commercial, White river.
GuidOn, Little R0ek-
(" st. PaJrick, Nicksburg.
Die Vernon, Beulah-
/" NJ. Hamblet0n, St. FIR. river.
" Paragon, Vicksburg.
" Darling, Cincinnati.
Boats fn Port.
Adam Jacobs, Cora s., Liberty No. 2,
Clifton.
MsseelIaneous
The st. Patrick and Die Vernon, for
Vieksburg; Commercial, for White river
and Mollie Hambleton, for St. Francis
river, all cleared with splendid trips of
merchandise and people, The Belle
Memphis cleared for St. Louis with a full
trip of people.
The icy barriers in the Ohio and Mis-
slssippi, from st. Louis down, have all
been removed, and river navigation is
once more fully resumed-frem Pittsburg
to the gulf, from st. Louis to the Balize F;
and steambOatmen can rejoice n e more
in having something to do. At Wheel
ing, Va, on the %, a gorge broke up,
carrying OF the steamers New State,
Hillman, Eagle and a wharfboat. The
Hillman, New State and the wharfboat
passed Cadiz N Sunday night, still float
ing with the ice. ri,
The Luminary has arrived at Cairo all
right.
Monday night for New Orleans WIN
big trip. Lat
The Darling cleared for Cincinnati last
aveoing with 100 bales Of cotton and 8
good passenger trip
. Thd Adam Jacobs came in with a load
Of nroduee from st. Louis.
Vi NJ CORA s.. arrived yesterday from
rransgilIe with a good trip, intending a
" Tba olive Branch passed down last
evening with q heavy load, as also did
the Paragon
The Only Chance, from Little Rock for
St Louis, passed up lost evening.
The Liberty arrived last night from
Evansville, with a full cargo Of produce
and grain.
The Clifton, from Cincinnati, came in
at a late h0ur last night with q heavy
trip.
Cant. Levy, of the firm OF Levy & Mll-
Ter. tack charge Of the Commercial last
evening. He looked natural as life, al
he end Of a belI-rope. Capt, Davis de-
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EANTED-AGENTs-

To sell the Crescent Family Sewing ma
chine" The best low priced Machine made
Please send for c~isculRrs and obtain fun par
Ucu.Ers. Address,
CHAS +. HASTY,
rs second street,
su3-6mHsJan9 Memphis, Tenn.
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WANTED
WANTED

4 competent Orgauist desires a situat on In
one Of the Protestant Churches. Best Of ref
erences as TO ability and character given For
further particulars ~iuQuire-of +. kstzenb-ch,
81 Main street Janzt u
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THE HIBERNICoN. 90 The hall was
again filled, last night, with the lovers
Of Irish scenery and Irish songs. By
reference to their advertisement in II
other column, it will be seen the price of
admission has been reduced to fifty
cents. Children half price.
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FOR vICKssURG

REGULAR VICK5BURG PACKET.
For Helena, ErfRr's Point. Napoleon,
Euniee, Gaines Green
vile. Lake Providence.
and FtcksburS.
-CalahGn master
This splendid passenger steamer
will leave as above ~
HIS DAY, 9Th Inst, at y m
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO..
WhsrfbOst. loot Of Monroe 81,
feb6 10 Or "a JeEerson 50.
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FOR LoUIsvILLE.

AOLI NVILa TIT
REGULAR MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
PACKET
For Cairo aad Louisville.
LIBERTY NO. --.-------Arch master
This elegant steamer VIII leave
for the above on -.
THIS DAY, GIN inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO.. Agents.
No a Jefferson street.
feb6-It and City Wharfh0at foot Monroe ST.
EVANSVILLE AND ILEaLPHg
PACKET.
FOR Cairo and Louisville.
oRks master
This superb passenger steamer r.
viii leave as aoOVeon z
WEDNESDAY, 9Th inst, at pm.
LARRY HARMSIAD SEQ, agents.
NO.H Jefferson street, or
hb5 q City Wharf boat, foot aouros 81.
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NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-Miss
Blanche DeBar appeared last night as
"Rosalind" in Shakspeare's great play
of As yOu Like Ia difficult character,
but well rendered by this charming
young actress. She was ably supported
by the stock company. Tonight The
Hidden Hand will be put on the stage,
with Miss DeBar as "Cspitola Black"
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NEMPTnS APPEAL
CITY MATTERS.
= IN. pnfrnns nr thn AnnenI.

You are requested not TO pay any car
riers without certificate from me, and
to report at tho counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. /. DAVIES.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS

REGULAR NEW ORLEANS AND LOTEg
VILE PACKET.
Fer Yfelsburg, Matches ana New Or
Leans.
DAVID master
This elegant and swift steamer r.
viii leave as above on -
THIS DAY, 9Th inst. at 5 pm.
W. JAY JOHNSON Agent.
feb6 It star VIVA boat.
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CAUGHT.-Geo. Hines, a negro who
killed another sable brothTaboUt three
months since and made his escape, was
yesterday arrested by officer Porter and
locked up. A warrant was afterwards
obtained when Hines was lodged in the
county prison. He will be examined
before Justice Lee to-day. 1t will be
remembered that this affair came off at
OF near the Bob Church institution,
corner OF Gayoso and DeSoto streets, and
caused no little excitement at the time.
A BEAUTIFUL Positive publish a
beautiful poem from the pen Of q Of
u tavorite contTibutors-gifted Carrie
Bell Sinclair, OF Georgia-On our fourth
page to-day, entitled Jacksou's Brig
ade at fredericksburg" 1t will be read
with interest by all the admirers Of that
immortal hero. Miss Sinclair is the
youngest southern authoress and has
already won q name that she may feel
proud OF. She is soon to publish a second
volume Of her poems which we trust viii
be remunerative to the sweet authoress
Of
"oh!yS I am a southern girl,
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A CHANGE.-Miss Kate Lilly has been
appointed teacher Of the Washington
street school in the room Of Mr.. Shattock,
rnrnn-na
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PLEASANT TIME.-A large party Of
steamboat folks, with a corresponding
number of the fair sex, assembled in the
snaeions cabin Of the steamer Belle Mem
pbis. on Monday night, TO enjoy the hos
pitaIity Of Capt. Mussleman, who,
assisted by Larry Entler, his popular
clerk. and Billy Dill, his genial passenger
agent. did the honors Of the evening,
which we're pleasantly spent in dancing
and other social enjoyments. The sup
ner furnished was only such as the St.
T.ouls nacket company's stewards knew
how to get up. The occasion will long
be remembered by those present as one
of the most delightful Of the season.
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SENT UP.-A negro named Sim Van
Pelt was examined yesterday before
Justice Hall, charged with robbing q
jewelry store on Beal street some weeks
since. He had in his possession, and
offered for sale, some eight or ten
watches ard other goods, which were
identified as the stolen property. In de-
fault Of 5000 bonds he was sent up for
A-sT
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AGENTS WANTED.
JACKSON
oION GU ALL
Vss Llfe and Campaigns OF Lieut-6en.
TheB. J. Jackson
~ pusl K. L. DABNEf, Of the theological
~ Seminary Of Virginia.
RLELO OK DC CO.,

x Main street, f: MEMPHIS, TENN
,,,prs e. the only edition authorised by Gen.
Iaekson's widow rom ThlSS S she desires
peclnltls Sshed features o deVout Christlani-
t tvs stern reelitude, wonde[lei military .d fore
slgnl a40 - faithful History Of the great
5acEsoh+ Ssich made his brilliant repqta-
ton oslasCRP -3broughout Tennessee, Alssls-
SLIP eacses qua Circulars containing fun
t~Rfornation' 1~e BLELOCK a CO,
40 Ws Main strset, Memphis Tenn,
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UANTED

M A Il u"
Bv a competent B~O9E-keeEer a situation 10
pest a SET Of books in the evening. Weuld ask
q very reasonable compensation. apply Al No
: Washington street. iRno IT
500 to $50 per
w month Agents wanted every here To
canvass for Che only genuine New Improve
Common Sense Family Sewing Machine.
Price so. Warranted thee years. Does PEP
fect work and Is the greatest Invention OF the
are. For terms 60 agents and cirlulars, address
at Franklin, Ky
= NJ. TOLIEER & co. Manufacturer,
and General Agents FOR the south.
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Five unfurnished rooms, with carriage house
and stahling for three horses. sltoated thres
r.lts rem the cry on Central ayenue-Iaie
1r1ga HfU'a residence. Inquire GA the rr6ml-
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-06

MABRIED.-On Tuesday afternoon, the
5th inst, at the residence of Fletcher
Laue, Esq, by the Rev. DR.. Mann, Col.
r. Dudley Frazer to Miss Mary Lane,
all Of this city. After a sumptuous
luncheon the bridal party, accompanied
by several friends, departed by the
steamer st. Patrick for New Orleans.
We tender our best wishes to the gallant
groom and fair bride for a long life Of
unallsyed happiness.