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New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
salts bp Autiicr.
- II ITTDS g. MINER.

HI nE-Nh uTxpy U LgEps, Auctioneer -, -, =, A..
l,D s. oa riiUUSIAY april 2S at lOi O'clock " u'
rc,d,ics N ~ FURNITURE consisting o. Velvet ana
GRNTkEL NO. - p,.rsh Plate Minor, Lace W. CnAis
a.se & Gov " Mirror Back Easeie ana W. Vsa%e g " Red
~ I,oeis stair Carpets Ingram co. X w AnI D W M
" sp' .1, Wsshstands G. y Chalrs MstueSsts w ~ n
e. Plses Spring BEES ~ r. s, sbs Kitehen FURNITURE &c
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
4 VI MFHWlN hucuoneef
1bY BANGS. MERWIN 4 Co, Broadway cor

~ DANNyN, MEN " IN ~ VIZ ~ ~
r-Saes Of Books of Fsnc Goods Furniture Ae
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY, AND FRIDAY AFTERNOONS
April 28 snd ~. ats o'clock.
CpiNS and MEDAlS-ComVrrg eIteusiye vare OF choic
eons and medals m g silver and copper; Namnetou az
st ees Of theH extremely fue aud eIceeingy scarce
and valuable collection Of Grecian and RomSn CONS an x
-sng collection Of papemuHeg, 80 few rare books &c &c
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25
Ofean Cleaners.

The steamship KANGAROO o. The nmsn Line viii ,a from Pier
a. Sar,b yer at Noon WEDNESDAY Nav for Liverpool
ing =, Oueeps,oWn Of PaacFrst cabin allo; Steer
. : q1 errIeBcy JOHN g. DALE Agent No.l5 Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1867-04-25

NATIONAL STEAM NAVIGATION COM
~ PAEY imtd Steamet weety 70 Liverpool calling al Queens
The splendid Hrstcl3ss Iron Steamships u s Line vii be d
psiehed a. follows from Pier No. North River:
hHRLvRTIA" Thompson. SATURDAY April 90
LOUISIANA" Harrington. April 27
DENMARK" Thomps0n SAT- RDAY. May H.
CABIN passage payable IN gold go and SIS according location Of
rtlteTOOm-sl having equal privileges In the saloon.
Steerage passage Liverpool Queenstown 20
S.eersge tickets TO bring from Liverpool Queeh
town for fj In be obtained No. ~ Broadway
Through Passage Paris Antwerp Hamburg Bol london Ic,
at Low rates
An experienced Surgeon each ship free % charge
DIaA issued for payable al bank Great Britain
lie Continent
FOr Fgh Cabin Pag. apply ' ths oaee Of TIE COMPANY No
81 Broadway for SJeeag cke the Passage Once Of the Con
Y w I HrRsT M,rar,r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08
Proposals for Streel PayemcalS.
MAYORS OFFICE,

MEMPHIS, TESN., February l., iss7.
SEALED PROPOSALS viii be received At this
- ONCE until u Oc ocK OF TuasdAy, February
10Th. 49,, for grading aud paving, with NIGH
to Calhoun Second street, fr IN Winchester TO
zeal; Poplar street. from Front to the city
lmits, ADAMS street, from Front TO the city
limits; Jefferson street. from Main 10 Charles
ton avenue; COurt street, OF TIE north and
south siues Of Court square, frOm Vain to
Second; Madison street, from Front to tine
Memphis ana Oh restOn railroad bridge ;
UElOu street, from Front 10 Wellington Beai
street, from Front 10 Wellington and Front
sra I, from Union 10 Bsal
Also, fr paving with srONE-Front street.
from Market 10 Union Center alley aud Sec
ond alley from Market TO Union, and all alleys
r.nniuE m IN Front to Secund between Market
and Union streets.
pavement will measure abO { six and tn ee-
fOurtIs miles, aud Lue entiIe length Of the
prOp0seu s1One pavement will measure for
streets about tWO-Llirus Of q mile, and for
alleys nearly two miles.
The 10 ms aud conditions on which propo-
sails will be ueceIys Il and entertained, spsCihca-
ttous OF naterials aud WORK, lerms Of payment,
and other Information relating thereto, II
d, can be Obtained az this Office, Or Of
Francis Foster, City ~nginee
Bids must De inclosed IN envelopes and
stamped with ealing WaE across the fOld Of he
pap. T, and indOIset, Proposals for paving
street win pavement" naming the stree
or alleys and Kind 81 p~ayernenll and must be
addressed 10 the Mayor anu Finance Commit
tee
Parties making proposals will be nsquirsd to
bid for each street separately
Terms OF payment are one-half cash. the
tins completion OF each section OF three nun
dred and eighty ieet;
n. B.-The right TO us Nichoisnn's patent Is
secured by the city, and Will ne lei to cOntrac-
tUrs at the same price paid by the city fifteen
cents per yard. teb2 ! I'd
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08

A Book BY A Local EDITOR Tilt
ereeaa or, The FoHies, Fashions and
FriUolhes Of the Tmes.-Thls is the title
Of a humorous work containing all the
rich poetry, amusing anecdotes and
jokes written upon filters, waterfalls,
chains, and all the other fashionable ad-
juncts 10 female attire that have been in
vogue during the past year II viii be
profusely illustrated. 10 will also con
tain a comic almanac lone OF the best
ever made Gp) for the year 1867, a
humorous fo~rtune-teller, aud several
humorous stories by the best writers OF
laughable literature in the country. The
work is written and compiled by
" Darby" Doyle, the spicy local Of the
Louisville Courier, and will be one Of
the funniest ever given to the American
public. It Is now in the printers hands,
and will be issued from the press early
in this month.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08
ANOTHER Died OF BL0OD.
A Man Shot at a Ball by Some
Unknown Person.
The Wounded Nan not EXpec.
ted to LiVe---NO Arrest Made.

An act Of strocity, such as would
blacken even the darkest pages Of crime,
was perpetrated yesterday morning
about one O'Clock, st the house of q
widow, on the corner of Clinton and
Mccall streets, in South Memphis. 1t
seems that a ball was being given at the
house mentioned, and that nothing
marred the pleasure of the company I'M
til about twelve O'Clock, when three
rufians entered the ball room and at
tempted to raise a difficulty. They were
put out after considerable trouble, and
things went on smoothly again for a
short time. About one O'Clock, and
while a cOtillion was being danced, a
shot was heard, and in an instant Thos.
DWire, who was one of the party form
ing the sci, was seen to fall to the
floor and the blood commenced
oozing from the wound which had
been inflicted on him, On ex-
animation, sit was found that Mr.
Dgirs was shot Immediately under the
ribs on the right side, and the doctors in
attendance pronounced the wound q NOR
tai oue. Mr.. Dwire was taken TO his res
o out OF the corporation. No one
knows Who the guilty party is, nor can
apv one remember ever having seen auy
or those men who attempted a disturb
aDce previous to the shooting. The
whole matter, IS regards the villain who
fred the pistol, remains a mystery, and
there is not the least clue known at pres
ept that will lead 10 the arrest Of the
guilty party. This Is surely one Of the
most barbarous acts that has been com
mitted 10 this city in & long time, and it
l. 70 be hoped something will franspire
which will lead 70 the arrest Of the
d~csgicsble desperate who, without any
cause. laid the life Of a fellow-being on
his guilty. soul. 1t Is an old saying that
murder will out" and though the
OmDiprescent may, for a better purpose,
screen the perpetrator of this fiendish act
for a short waile He will, IN His own
good time bring the scoundrel 70 ludg-
Hsnt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08

viii go out for the above st . o'eIoek this
evening. Larry HRrmstad 4 Co, are
her agents.
F0R BoUISVILLE-The magnificent
passenger packet City Of Cairo, Capt.
Calvert IN command, win leave for the
above port to-day. Billy Dill is passen-
ger agent.
FOR CINcESATI.-The elegant and
fast running passenger packet, Clifton,
will sail for the above port to-day. The
popular and genial Capt. Stein Is ineom-
maRd, and will do all in his power for
the comfortof passengers. Larry Harm
stad e Co, agents.
Fox VIcKsBuRG.-The magnificent
and swift passenger steamer, Dan. Able,
leaves for Nieksburg tomorrow at 5 pm.
Capt. Hart Is on the roof. w. Jay John
son, agent.
For NEW ORLEANs.-Amongst other
steamers leaving for the above and in
termediate points, the Lizzie Gin wishes
to present her claims to passengers and
shippers. Capt. OiNeii will carry her
through. Larry Harmstad & Co. are
her agents.
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Il.
v,,.,ippi Cotton P%lastatloa for Sale

CONTAINING go acres entire section unoeT
tence. 800 80 high state q cultivation, good
49, Tg--Tfng house With I'VE rooms, gin
- iii narb-a Y out houses, orchard etc,
800 order. plenty o. good water, good
an, fodder, nav oats, cor, k = aSss'
--r.of Kind ia fact, everything COM
- IA c9rrv una well conducted farm for sale
- nuuib-r Of the hands nov on lie pace
.sT0 fdesrsd. Ia a good healthy loca-
CONVENIENT TO church and sch ols and
- c.Tve7ieut 60 The raliroad-abyui bnntE-
r,Ie- tom The clfy. PARTIES calllng soon
- fISe4nl and easy terms. foL lurthef
-L-srf.D 81 On JE+FEE-S. BLACKWELL
C0. No. 88 Main street, meinphs leDn.
80 Il ogeT.l for thirty days. as the party
m n vii ksep everything II good order,
- hands 10 Eorg tie place, and VIII De
49, eeverv ming over 70 The tser, ana
tsei cH3f--E g,s-esaIon dec& Ina
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08

SwrSDLING.-Mr. W. NJ. Mays, some
time since, gave information to the su-
thorities thatOne JnO. Strsus, snegro bro
ker, had, for the SUN Of one hundred dol
lars, agreed to furnish him with a certain
number Of hands to work on his planta-
ten, and as John had disappeared with
out fulfilling his contract, fsr which he
desired to have him taken in custody,
be could not be found anywhere in the
city but yesterday be came to grief
A policeman found him on board a
steamer, with a squad Of negroes in
charge but not for Mr.. Nays. He put
him in prison, and the case viii be tried
before Harry 5. Lee, J.. p, on Saturday,
or so soon as Mr.. Mays arrives TO give
testimony against him. When arrested
be bad on his person a gold watch and
S2e in money.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08
AVAILABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE OR RENT,
E,9bt Miles East Of Helena, Ark.
in Funics County, Miss.

&,Hrs Tract consists Of Eight Huodre4 Acres
iT-Dfusd Of which are clearea. fo4I
- 81 Ire tract WB cHibNat-d
1870 ~ year 1876 aad Is nov ~ gooa con-
dlIoa fsz = crop Tor re year ovsTaoN I'D
1Als tb~ apd has comfortable Caol.s'
Sxssiisaf Water. aod 5 new stan TsSa1ts
3nd 11e4 on tue place, AID many
Pr % ~ tie place could ne IneeoSo
= Eiay. shoald any . q means "
plant. d liberal Jp&tieeln.AP ~ n 4
NSPPERs - q y MSmphl, Tenn
Ihls p-1ne EHDTWELL-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08

Wrs, DIR. HarVey.-The wor~ d-reuowned
Clairvoyant and Magnetic Physician, whose
instantaneous cures OF disease and clairvoyant
perception have been the wonder az the world,
has arrived III Memphis and taken rooms for
the season at the 0verton Hotel, lofhcs, room
No. 90 wbers she can DO consulted upon all
matters pertaining TO life and health. she
treats all tbs sO-called iDc1rablt diseases as
speolaltes, krwit Cancer, CONSUMPTION, asth-
ma rheumat sm, dyspepsia, epilepsy. heart dis
ease, and female diseases. and ell other chronic
complaints with spec yand happy results For
particulars cal or send for a circular. Prof.
Harvey, the d-iscoveGsr ola certain and painless
cure for cancers and tumou, assists IN her prae-
toe and COMPOUNDS all her medioliles. Address
al iettsss 70 PHoi. HARVEY,
ssatsx NsupAis, rs9z.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08


NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-Fhere was
a fun house at the New Memphis last
night to witness the Female Gambler, in
which Miss Blanche DeBar was a per-
feet success. This character is D pecu-
Harly suited to this young lady's style,
and gives her a good margin TO display
her 6ne abilities. She was received with
applause and repeatedly brought down
he house. Mr.. Wheelock, as usual, WAS
careful and good. He never fails to
nlesse by his excellent reading, capital
actipq and truly natural gestures. The
niece was well put on the stage,
ian smoothly and was ezoelleDtly well
ooatumed. In the a~fterpiece Marston,
Tom Tapi, took the house BY storm.
Mr. flanagan and Miss Lleweliyn, as Sir
matthew and Lady scruggs, were as
,atural as life. Mrs. Gulick made Pop
~ ouite interesting. This lady, though
v-oyng. is fast and deservedly becoming
Donniar With our play-goers. Tonight,
~ Niss DeBaris benefit, we are to be
favored with two comedies, AN Une-
80 Match, and The Honey Moon, f"
nhiss va 70 doubt I'll the heass,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08

HONORABLY ACQUITTED-Mr. c. ".
Chamberlln was arrested yesterday,
charged with stealing a watch, the prop
erty Of United States soldier. On ex-
examination it was proved that three
soldiers were on the boat Of which Mr..
Chamberlin is the Waterman Ore of
the party exhibited a watch, and offered
to sell it 10 Mr.. C.. An alarm of fire was
gwen, when the soldiers left IN a hurry.
The party who had the watch missed IL
some time afterwards, and swore out a
warrant against Mr., C., and had bin
brought before Mr.. Justice Creighton,
who, on hearing the testimony, honora-
bly, acquitted Mr.. Chamberlin. We
should not have noticed this charge
against Mr.. c., had the matter not been
given publicity to in an evening paper
yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08
WANTED

TN midsumme-. q situation ss teacher In a
private family, by a lady wh5 has bad twenty
v-arsi exp-riercs and Las presided over some
Of the drst Institutions u the south, IL hlCn-
l. oud, Va, and elsewhere she can teach
Music on Piano and Guitar, Latin and Msthe-
MATES. srencu and German. spoken and writ
ten. and English BRANCHES Is taUgEt IN -chuols
Of the hiCussr order. Salary le 5 an OBJECT
than 8 comfortable home. tDe Wtuin cay
reach Of Memphis prrfelred- AmpieSttestimo-
nisfs given AddreS- ur : H. FyRD. OF Dr A.
a. BURLE~ON. No. SIS Front street, Mempals.
Naugl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08

ported IL T. 90 VI ,Z5i,Vl3
There are in the United States about
1900 wooden mills, containing about 5000
sets Of carding machines, capable Of
consuming annually 100000 pounds
of clean material.
The New Orleans market was as short
as our own on the LIST instant of provi-
sions. There was then on hand but 24E6
barrels of mess pork other kinds of
pork, LA barrels lard, 2565 tierees and
3s4 kegs. No bacon or bulk meats.
The Louisville Journal, of the 5th,
says 1t has been announced hat con-
grsss will not change the present tax (S2
Der gallonlo on whiskyS fhe experience
Of the government during the existence
of this whisky tax seems to have taught
the Legislators of congress little or no
wisdom. The United States treasury
during this tax has only derived about a
million dollars more annually than IL
did when the tax was only 20 cents per
gallon. Under this exoTbitant tax law
of 50 per gallon the rule has been TO
evade and violate II rather than conform
TO its provisions. The excessive burden
imposed by the law has been the means
OF its own defeat
A few illustrations of the frauds and
the ease by which the law Is evaded will
suffice TO exhibit its injudicicus and in
furious character.
The most common article distilled is
nmolasses whisky" or "rum,ii mostly
manufactured st the north. The preba-
| ration is so simple and inexpensive that
any housekeeper is able, at a small out
Law, to have 3 still Of his own, and make
enough daily to realize a handsome In.
come. A gallon OF molasses is mixed
with eight gallons of boiling water ;
yeast is added, and the mixture suffered
to ferment three days. 1t Is then dis
titled.
The cost Of 100 gallons o. molasses would he's 20
-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08

RETIRED.-WeTegret to learn that our
friend, Mr.. J. Il. Topping, has retired
from the position as chief clerk Of the
Oyertou hotel in this city. Mr.. T., by
his prompt business habits and courteous
attention to all with whom he came in
contact, has won for himself a host Of
friends, and well he deserves them.
Wherever you roam, Topp, the kind
wishes OF your friends IN the Bluff city
viii 90 with YOU.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08
value Of 20 gallons spirits thus obtained at
81 81 per gallon ..----.......... II.

A very prevalent method of evading
the law is to add a gallon Of fusil oil to
each barrel of whisky, which so changes
its character that the revenue officers
rannot detect the fraud. This article Is
afterward restored by the use Of the al
oohol column, an apparatus In the form
OF . pillar, consisting Of chambers one
shogs ansther 20 adnlt the yapoF =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08

HOTEL THIEvEs.-A sleeping room in
the "Overton." occupied by Mr.. \. L.
Grabfelter and his brother-in-law was
entered by the way Of the transOm and
nearly five hundred dollars taken from
under the pillow. From the peculiar SEN
sation experienced by them on awaking,
it is supposed that chloroform IA ad-
ministered by the robber.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08
BEN. 2. & CO..
Successors to Butt, Fleming & Coz
Druggists and ApOthecalies,
no. SIG gaoNr SIRE T,
-Four doris North or Gayoso House,
MEMPHIS TENN.
~ Physicians Prescriptions Promptly Filled
AZ NJ Hnnn naE or MI -

- Physicians Prescriptions Promptly Filled
AZ AL Hours. Day or Night -
WE keep a varied and general stock of
w Drugs. Medicines, Toilet hoods. BrusheA
Combs, soaps. Cosmetics, Fine old Brandis-,
Whisky and Wines. FOR medicinal use; also,
Patent Medicines. Fine SegaTs. IA king and
chewm Tobacco, and other goods ro0 amer
Us TO wentiOn, usually KEEP In q uEst-class
Family and Prescription Drug Establishment
Merchants Families aud Planters ort -
promptly filled, ana orders solicited. Phv-
hours, day or nfsht.
We hope by strict and prOmps personal al
tehtton to business to merit 3 share Of public
patronage.
BEN. p. FLEMING CO..
JUNGLE BIN VIII be pleased n have the
patronage or the niendE OF TIE 0ad ami ret red
dimA, and his iriends and arQuaintanc-s gene
rally, being ably sssist-d y LOjLS III. W-E-
MUTH, = graduate Of Germany aud n an-e. In
Pharmacy and Chemist y, and spsaks ofll
Enese languages. as well as English Our 4---
nan and French friends sill ElE ys and him
ne genial and accom- piIshed gentleman
Memphis, Move % Der {, Is5- nuv- 2m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08
FOR SALE.
EOR SALE

nor SALE
a eDa stock ofHarnegs. Saddlery and Harness
Hardware. Fixtures, Tools. and every requisite
An : nrsf-ciass establishment. sold Ouly Dec use
ucHsr Qulre change otbus-
SDe-s naUulisd for soon, he stand, which is
yarv fayorabIy located, en- he rented for a
LONGER time than the present lease. ApPy a.
JOSEPH DWORACK'S,
Oo4-f No IL Main, near Poplar s rect.
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Stolen from The subscriber, en- the corner o.
CLAW and LsRoSe. on Sunday Night, TIE ON
inst. one Brown Horse MULE, a1out nleen
ksuds high. eisht years old with L. ;. on lelL
shoulder. shoI an 8 ouuC. Any person return
ing the same al LE Beal street, Will receive re-
uErs OF So gauarg J5TEPhEN5-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08

PERsoSAL.-We were pleased TO meet
last evening with the gallant Capt. J. c
Fleming, as brave q soldier a. ever wore
a jscket Of grey and the first Q that
was wounded in the Confederate cause in
the Valley Of the Mississippi. The cap
tain is now ore Of the most extensive
merchants in Bolivar, Tenn, being the
senior Of the firm Of Fleming y Ussery.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08

REGISTRY Of DEEDS AND MORTGAGES,
Fra r. Mason II Edward Boyer,
bin Of sale Of personal property L Ka-
Hsky to Chas. JacLman, trust deed to
secure $1,000, household furniture, etc.
Mrs. Mary White TO sam. Toole, trust
deed to secure $50; J. N Shelby to
Mary A. Blackwell, deed $4,000, twelve
acres in Shelby county y. b. Holland
to J. NJ. Gsus, trust deed to secure 500
Wm. and Margaret Ryan to John Gwin,
trust deed to secure $1,000, lot in block Of
the Butler division.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08
AGENTS WANTED
s JACKSON"
me Esse and Campaigns Of lieat-6eB'
Sh0s. J. JaCksOa.
n PM 4 L bABSEY, OF the dheolos@
bS Ei 5enInav OF Virginia
nIELO OK &c CO.,

Nfs,n street, AEAPHs, TIM
u,ry.s - The only edition A~1t4ssiesd by Cen.
FASs u-.4ow from which SO desires
Il dNlaeat 10 paints In VIVID la1slEge
oGnls fsned 1eSl1rea OF blowout ChustaEf-
rs z stsra Tecatade, yoases 5sarl maAss5s t sse
Eight ana -e-a fctfhful History OF the great
tts5SSiEns SEieh Elade az snasF hs 1sPSt "a
ton- 0eLasogP fbnoaehont Tennessee AlEais-
aRpl aha eae1es- aud Groziars containing ml
Laformatsqns s20e BEELODE 4 co,
zs KAN tTsst Msupki& 4shR,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-08

Too HEAvY.-The he Sc Of Mr.. J..
Wsngershiem was entered yesterday
morning, by means Of q back window.
Fify-three dollars in money, a lot OF
clothing aud groceries, as well as a crock
Of butter, was taken. The burglars evi-
IDENTIFY found the losd too heavy, and left
the butter in an adjoining yard. Con
siderate thieves
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ANDERsON, 60 Z RrGHFP
no. S3s FRONT STREET,
DEAF sTR:

DEAk SIR
Ne would respectfully call your q tentfou To
ar card above Having oeen losE eugagsd -
ne Grocery and cotton FactoraEs bus 80 -
us place, with sui erior taciiit - Tor lie ian
+etou Ofthe same, and an intimate Enoyrf .dg-
u ne Eahts OF TIE painting comuuHi.y. We
eel comment We can conduct your nu .n81 %
our advsntaee and entire s~fisnacIon O4~
h1 NJ, with the iBcrs 49,
&C AtirsGi our comnand tOgs her s1Ih o--
.o.g exper ence In TIE { ade, we can ull-r.stfp4
% our H1rhds ana custOmSrs q N Z auiI v-r+d
stock, Whica will enable rs AZ Al Hues I'd m
heir orders promptly a i az ths low--r mnrk-t
ates- One OF our house VIII dsvo = as urI--
limo and attention - B.a sale OF COTTON
1sNlng thorougn knHwledEe Of he anne. ana
5sing sellers only, We can At al INES ..bftin re
nsEsSt market prices We ars presaled -
Jake advances on otton cOn-igurd lous. All
~sonslgnmentS OF Cotton will Dc covsr-d NFfh
Insurance. N our open policy. uniess utnerwi.s
Jrdered- By a strict attention to on fless We
rust 20 merit a continuance OF the HbarH Da-
ronage already eXtsndsd Us. SaIlrftfue a s.4r.
Il your busineas. We neua ain, very resle~rIuIv
ANDERSON, GAY 8 BUGHFR
NENNTrS- TENN.. aanf q lgS So
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MULE BROKE LOOSE

From 40. IS Madison street, on "Wednesday
evening. one sorrel MULE, 10 OF years nLu'
mcclure size. with saudH e aud har e-s marks,
sd O al arO I'D aut had On an old bride a
liner . reEard viii be pa-u M delivery OF SAID
mn II No. as Madlson sIreeL decl6 u