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LIGHT House NON EXPLOSIVE OIL.
We offer to the public this celebrated
Oil, and in doing 50 we UuhesiIatingiy
pronounce il superior to any burning OIL
IA use. It is
Non-EEplosive ;
Free from Grease /:
It viii not grease the hands
It viii not soil or grease the clothing
1t is more brilliant than Gas
1t produces a soft and beautiful light:
1t is not 50 trying to the eyes.
1t can be Used in any Kerosene Lamp
by changing or altering the Burner.
It has been most fa~vorably received,
and pronounced by judges TO be the best
and most reliable Oanow in the market
and in consequence Of the many serious
accidents arising from the explosion Of
EerOs6HC, this oil is extensively known
and used in preference.
We are now prepared to 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 in New Or
leans, from November % to q, 1866.
against all competitors. For sale only
BY REISHARDT & WETTER,
i and Is Monroe street, Memphis, Tenn.
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BY a gel tleRr an residing IN Mississippi, on the
y. o.. = and G \. railroad, a par uer with a
capital OF $1,000 TO Si2ooj, 10 invest N con-
piyting the work and enlsrging the number
ng spindles aud Loomsi In a Cotton and Woouen
Facto5y now nearly completed. Machinery
driven by FIRST rate water power and immto-
stelv on the line Of railroad. IA miles tIom NeF
Or.eaus. A rare chance for investment. For
uar.cgia-s call st No. p Oyert0n Hotel, or on
- jams p
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PEBsoNAL-0ur sanctum' was hon
ored yesterday by the presence of the
gallant and popular Maj. Kinloeh Fal-
coneT, for many months the well known
and esteemed A. A. G.. at the head
quarters Of the army Of Tennessee, when
that noble host proudly upheld the
starry cross, but more recently Of Holly
Springs, where he has been elected mayor
Of that loyal community. The major is
stopping at the OvertOn during his So
iOurn in our city.
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TEN-QUARTER all wool white blankets
reduced TO s. 80 at Menken Brothers.

LET THERE BE LIGHT-Our people
will find it 10 their advantage to use
lamps instead OF the miserable gas that
the present company is furnishing the
city. If our people viii 90 to Prescott 4
Cos, on Jefferson street, and get one OF
their excellent lamps, they will lind they
will not only have better light but that
it will not cost more than half as much
Messrs. Prescott & Co. have a large as
sortment Of all kinds Of lamps, oils,
wicks, and everything connected with
their line Of business, which they sell at
most reasonable prices. II our people
will only try lamps they viii surely give
them the preference over all other kinds
Of lphfs.
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FOR RENT.


i
A Store House, No. 60 North Court street In
crlreluelce Of the prelent occupants reunoN-
fua u a larger house. the above place rs lpf
rent. IDqulre on he premises- noF1' y
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MULE STOLEN

stolen f-om the subscriber, en- the corner o
& AZ ErG Ia.use. on Sunday night, the OF
lust, one Brown Horse MULE, auUut nlte5I
hands high, EIGHT years old, with L. :. on IeI
Nnoulfpr. snBd ali q Ouud. ANY person return
ing the same a. I5 Beal street, Will receive are
wara Of 81 r5an9 I'll J.
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DRUGS, MEDICINES,
French, English and American Per-
fumery, Soap, Combs ana
Brushes, Pomades, Hair
Oils, Feather busters,
Fine Wines, Bran-
dy and Whisky.

LIVERY article usually kent by Druggists can
II De found here. ny stock is all new and
reShs and such - can guarantee To the ciL-
zens Of Memphis Planters, Merchants, Ply
slcians, anC- all who are in need O. anything
n my line would take tins method Of sssur-
ing tnem That their orders viii be nled upSn
snort nOLlce ana with such articles a. can be
relied upon. To those II my former patrons,
who nave dealt with me up to the time l was
Of necessity c 'mpelled TO sell out, 1 would
cordially ask a ren wal Of their acq' ~aintauce,
assur1ng them that our past and former deal
ings Is only a guarantee or what the tuture will
De, promising always 10 do the best 1 can
The PRESCRIPTION Dap RTMENT being
one Of the most important branches OF the
Ap9tnac&ry business, and one that requires
skin and experience. viii receive my per-oual
attention, AID during ny absence Will be under
the control o competent and careful ApOthe-
carries, accessible at all hours day or night.
soliciting an examination OF stock and prices,
l AM, very respectfully, your humble servant,
ID. F. GOODYEAR,
Druggist and Apothecary. $40 second St..
aeaA Arn Naar Mlnrna Mam.hls Inn
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CT y

rron the undersigned. on the night OF the
> =. from the res dulce o. the subscriber, on
Auction street. between Second and Third, one
bIacF horse MULE. abou j. hands high, with a
la -. scar on left f0ss shoulder. and one 5ay
mare Null, about 49, han = high, and very
thin. VIII a scar on the ls.t hip. Aibersl 1e-
wagd will be paid Tor their recovery and ueilF-
cry q. HAhEI LEWIS,
rer.g on auction street.
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BONNETs.-A marked change is at this
moment taking place in the form of the
fashionable chapeau. The reversed pat
tern has seen its day, and chapeaux of
the style known as the Empire are about
10 assert their reign. Thus does fashion,
as well as history, repeat itself. The
coming mode ia this respect resembles
that strange looking headgear which our
grand-mammas used to wear in the hey
day Of their youth and beauty-the
smallest possible crown, but still a crown,
snd almost the narrowest possible rim,
well scOOped cut behind, to admit of the
I" chignou " being worn in the prevailing
mode, namely, almost at the top instead
of az the back of the head.
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THE BEST MODE OF SHIPPING COTTON.
After investigating the matter thor
oughly, we find hat the best, cheapest,
most direct and speediest mode of ship
ping cotton is by the reliable Star HE,
the office Of which is No. . JeffersCn
street. Try the Star line and you will
shin with none other.
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BIN NHA
r..-faIa INV

-JUANIED-Agents.- Energetic Agents
a., I.~rriri- on absolute necessity in every house
nod. large pr0dts on small capital, no cOmpe-
Tlu.n aud no risk, and gust what every scent
waBra 20 make money on Ladies, gentlemen
elarpvulen. teachers, clerks, laporers. every
IodT who i bot lazy and can raise a Few d j
iafE, should call al = Lombard blqck OF sShu
- fesi rhI-4ao. now lmdHW
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REID & Bro We desire to direct the
attention Of our patrons to the adver-
tisement on the local page Of our es-
teemed fellow-citizens, Reid & Bro,
who are doing a merchant tailoring bust
ness at No. l5} Jefferson street. We
gave them a call yesterday, and found
their prices at least twenty per cent.
lower than any where else.
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GREENLAw OPERA HOUsE.-EIinger
& Foote'S great combination consisting
Of Commodore FoOte, the smallest man
alive, Miss Eliza Nestelle, RSister, six
teen years Of age and weiklSAg only 20
pounds, Col. Small, another Eged infant,
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. c. Russell, VIM. b
Harrison, the celebrated comic vocalist,
comedian and extemporsneous poet,
Prof. G. H. Brooks, the celebrated vio-
linist, Master Zack, the musical wonder,
and Master Willie, the youthful prodigy,
are under engagement with Mr.. !. H.
Rogers, and appear a. the above men,
toned place Of amusement for n week,
commencing February llth. Mr.. Bog-
ers is negotiating with Master Richard
Coker, the celebrated boy soprano, now
creating a furore in New York city,
Harry Mccarthy, the Arkansaw Trav-
eIer, and well known TO our citizens as
the author Of tbs Bonnie Blue Flag
and Norris 4 Wilson's miustrels, who
have delighted the citizens of st. Louis
for the past two years, all OF whom will
shortly appear in rapid succession. We
are told that Mr.. Rogers ia negotiating
with the great RistOri troupe, and the
probability j. they will accept his terms.
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ROBBERY-CHLOROFORM-A couple
Of robbers, disguised as pedlsrs, on
Wednesday last visited the house Of q
Mr.. Lerch, on Poplar street. near Brink
ley's avenue They offered their goods
for sale, when Mr.. Lerch and a couple of
ladies commenced examining the stock
in trade. IL seems that the robbers had
sprinkled chloroform on the goods, which
500 rendered the people OF the house
insensible. While they were In this
state the thieves robbed the house of
about $40. When the people came to
they discovered their loss, and found the
robbers had departed towards town in a
buggy.
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NOR sALE-

A nne stock of Harness, Eaddlery and Harness
Hardware. Fixtures, Tools, aud every requisite
ia = nrsf-rIa-s uataB ishment. rOld Only bec1ust
domestic iEcuInstauc O. quire q change OF bbs-
Ines. IfaPplied for soon, the stand Wuich l'
.ou.sr time then the present lease. Apply Al
JOSEPH DWORACk's,
or4rf No. III Main. near Poplar s rect.
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Prem No Sc Madison street, on "Wednesday
eveufs.r. one sarrei MULE, 10 or y years ol1,
mpsiurr size. witt saddle and liar sSs MARKS,
81. g all ato nd anr had on an old birdie. A
Ifuerl reward vii be pad On delivery or Aalu
mule ut No. 30 Madison street. Ceclo II
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COMMERCIAL.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APFEALl
MEMPHIS, January 3, 1867, S pm. !
GENERAL business.
Business continues dull in all branches.
Provisions are yet firm, but corn has de-
cliued. The opening Of navigation has
had its effect on grain, but pork and
bacon have not yet shown any jndiea-
tons Of sdeeline. The dry goods mar
ket has MI changed since our last. The
boot and shoe as well as the tobacco
market isdull and quiet, with no change
in quotations.
COrTON-The market has beeIAAll
during the day. But four sales were
made. bidding sold at 81 to 3l1c, whiG
is a fS44g of Of per cent. from on
quotsl4ls yesterday. Receipts for the
day, II | bales shipments, 1854 bales.
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A STIR AMONG NEGROES.
Eighty-SeVen Negroes Arrested

It is a we'll known fact that a
large number of negroes have been
in the habit OF congregating around
the corner Of Jefferson and Water
streets, keeping every one else of
the sidewalk. In fact, we have
seen white people in .ainy weather
forced to walk in mud, as the sidewalk
was impossible on account of the OBJ
struction offered by the negroes. Yes
terday the police made a descent on this
delectable corner, and arrested sixty
seven negroes, not one of whom had
enough money TO put up 9 forfeit. The
whole party will be tried this morning,
when il is supposed the chain-gang will
be considerably augmented.
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BOARDLNG.-Three or four respectable
families, or several single gentlemen,
can be accommodated with nice rooms
and boarding, by applying at S9i Second
street. v2l
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FOR SALE.
TOR SALE

foo acres twelve miles southeast from Mem
phls. IU1 cleared. will 90 FOR Cotton, nrsi rate ~
"a sfelar-. fas two springs and Que cieth
g-1u tsEs 81 Der acre fr the 100, SPY for y, ~
a. G-4I aC-.a. nne-third cash, bH' ance IN 4 and
! mouth-. win aaeit for city properly, Dry
go BEsTOS & MACLEAN.
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'PossUM-Wonders will never cease!
All must 60 to Dixey's saloon, at tie
New Memphis theater, and partske Of
the lunch this mOrning-possum and
oyster soup. Dixey himself will be on
hand 10 serve Won.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
LOsT--FOUED.

VIrNT. FARRIS. by request. Is a Candi-
~ dale Tor school, VISITOR for the IN
ward. rlenfoa ON Monday, the 9TH Inst. J2o te
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w ANTED-


w A y TIE D.
Bv 3 cumperont Bo1E-KeeTer a situation 70
aost a ST Of books In The evening Would ASK
4 verT reasonable compensation Apply az No.
E.shfDgsoD sweet fans II
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WANTED-AGENTs

To sell the Crescent Family Sewing Ma
rhine.7 the best low priced Machine made.
PIesss send for circulars aud obtain IulI par
CHAS +. HASTN.
25 second street,
.ue-BmLHHaug MemphtS, Tenn.
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CHRISTMAS GIFTS !
GEO. & CO.,
30 No1th Court Street.

A RI Offering a large collection OF ELEGANT
GIFT BOOKS, 9 .ubraCtEg the following in
the most superb bindings beautifully illus
tratsd
Poems OF Jean IngeIO#.
Pen sad PeBeiI Pictures.
Gems Of literature.
Roses ard H0liy,
Book OF RHhleS.
Festival OF Song.
BirkeI Fosters Pictures OF Landscapes.
All the Poets, in various bindings.
Writing Desks, new styles, elegant.
Portfolios and Portfolio DesEs.
Bibles Prayer Books and
Photograph Adams.
Chessmen, Backgammon Boards.
Large assortment Of
JGvehae Toy Books, Etc, Etc.
deczI I'm
FRAN g.. TEEgN. Nm z MITCHELL.
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WHOLESALE buyers wanting cheap
goods for cash-Drints, dOmestics, etc,
should 20 to Meuken Brothers.
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T OST-

. L
A ItrEe size LADY'S WATCH, single case,
IalE-T- Al on hack. A NhtraI reward viii
D T celved by leaving Il with she savings Bank
o. Memphis.
Ea.tS. n. j, NAh
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z~nTTCF.-MULEa and HORSE STOLEN
- NGL REWARD-On tbs night OF Deceihoef
- ~ g-.sefO!eu from the saDie Of the suo-
s-LSer one ana a-halfm miles north OF the Guy,
"a the Memphis ana uig creek p,snE roaa2 one
pAY HORSE. nine OF ten years Old, Dtach name
- 80 ore white foot lust At fetlOck joint,
80 dsnt tn forehead Just below len eye, shoa
"a al four feet. Also, a lgRt soEfel MtIe
Kills about fOaT years otQi snoIL ooIplo1
-ur1D ana having saddle and collar narEs on
6seR and TOP g neck cropped f1ane and tAn
- = ffrfle spot fusl behinn her rlght ear, snoa
- front fesl wll give Flfty Douars reward
Tor returp Of ether animal, and Oae h4hu.ea
IN apprehenslon Of and pro4i 70 conE.gt SHo
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%eBmoyai-DH. Aortimore q RAY - nave re
Owed their Omoe from the Commercial Hotel
70 the Worsham House, Boom No. p. nhe one
occupied by IT. Morumore Tue past our years
where all, VINO desire 70, can consult them sud
procure treatment.
Special attention given 70 all The various
forms OF chronic diseases, especially Disease a.
the Lung and Throat, Disease OF the Heart
Liver, spleen, kidneys and Spine, Dispepss,
Chronic Diseases OF the Stomsch and Bowels
Rheumatism, Neuralgia and Nervous aHsc-
tons; al the affective forms or Female d.
sesses, as also all diseases having oriziu n i'm
purtties 81 the bloOd and vital duIds.
once hours from o'clock an. Untu 6 O'Clock
pm, daily. Nav gotf
A good Price win be paid for a complete nle
or the Daily APPEAL, embracing the period
rom January Ist 10 June 9Th, 1862 Apply al
the Counting Room. Ne. % 8fsdtsoa street.
RtstseaTE C~oRi-Br1ggs a Peterson-Omcs
l. Madison street. Branch Office, Si Main.
10 ErA1wrTm
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NJ bapa1ron.ortne AnpenL.


You are requested not to pay any car
riers without certificate from me, and
to report 81 the counting desk any il
regularity in carriers.
L. DAVIES
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ADJUSTMENTS To-Day an City
Museum-0psn day and evening-won-
derful educated hog, Bohemian glass
blower, collection CT living animals.
del91 "
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roWN LOT FOk sALE

one Hundred valuable bUlLDlNt LOlS ioI
80 in ~ town N Pastoral, situated on the
Eortu side o. Arkansas River. ten miles above
PINE RIuu. Jefferson Couuty. Title lndltpu ed.
.gly ~ JAMES r BAiLlSS,
- Al Pastoral. on Ar ausas river,
49, jefferson County ARR.
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OsT OR MIsLAID-

a Cheek FOR TE nty-one Hundrej ana FIFTY
Dollars, on y ztsTGayr payable 20 q, X Ills OF
bearer All persons are warned n Z 10 nes1-
take Tor tle same, a. tha payment has been
- p ELLIS.
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Mrs. E. WATSON, monthly and gen.
ersl nurse for the sick, may be found st
No. 30i Third street. References Rev.
J. o. Steadman and J. r. Allen, NJ. d.
nOVI5-2m
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WANTED Agents 400 to go per
w IEouIh. Agents wanted everywhere %
canvas l8r gEs only genuine New improve
Common sense Family sewing MaeHlue.
Price So. Warranted three years. Does pr
fa-r wa-E and IS the greatest invention OF the
age. For terms % agents and clraulals' ad0r'ss
ne al FrlnEln- kys
\ M.TDLIVER & co. Manufactures,
and General Agents for the south.
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4 PERMANENT SITUATION by . young
80 or .o0G character aad business quHllEca-
uunE. NriL5s a V8sd hand ami unueINianoN
how 10 transact business generally has an
and Wet Tennessee. Address u. L. az inns
- d CT Nv
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ROBBERY IN BROAD DAYLIGHr.-The
Office Of DR.. Snyder, on jefferson street,
was broken into yesterday while the doc
tor was at dinner and robbed Of q large
number Of goods.
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via Nc c. r. r., Washington, D.. c., Rich
moud. Va. Columbus, Ga, Augusta, Ca BIO,
Die. Ala, and an stations o. n. a Z. r. r., al
Miss Cen. r. r. at 6 pm.
Mobile n Ohio r. r. att pm
Via Hiss. & Tenn. r. X, New Orleans, La,
jackson. Miss. Vicksburg, Miss, and all sta
lions on Miss. 4 Tenn. y. R., at 3 p. IN.
Southern r r. az p. m.
g. %. -. Il. r. r. at 3 p. m.
Via Mem. & Louisville X T., Louisville, KY
C-NncinnatL. ohio. baltimore, Nd, philadelphia,
Pa New York, n. Y, and all eastern cities, at
8 o M
B~rownsvile' Tenn, and all stations on Mem.
& Ohio K. r., al IN.
Cairo, Ill. ChicGso, H. st. LOUIS. NO. ana az
western cities, at 8 ?. M
Little Rock r. f., and all Landings on White
RIVER semi-wesRly. Tuesdays and Saturdays.
PIN Biuf, Ark, and Landings on Arkansas
River, semi-weekly, Tuesdaysand Fridays.
Mis-. River from Memphis 10 Cairo i've times
4 wwnaE
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Y'HI5 Trac. consists or Eight Hu- dred Acres.
L Give GuldrCI ~ Wlbu Ere cleared. -Four
M Dire acres If { e tract vas Gu , ateG
.ur!aSt year l-t5 and is low ia q good con
d.u1n lur1 rron FOR tie yea 1867 Tue u ost o
tLLs EFiuab.e .tlntSlCu "a above overflow md
IS very desirable, and las comforts I6 cabins,
excellent Water a a q new steam SawmiIl
and G-nhOu~9 Hules and Farming Utensi s
an pc ~puTcuase1 o. the place, and many
F~ceedn-n Ug on the place co 10 be induced
70 stay should any ne Of means desire 20
pI5ut, a LIBERAL cupal tnershIp Is offered
FUr urLner tufcrnlati on apply 90 l.. l. BUSBY
or Z. VI 8 FPERS n & CO., 81 mpht-, Tenn.
This place viii be offered fol Thirty DAYS.
fau1 In A 1.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Hrs. DR.. H~arvey.-The world-renowned
Clalrvoyant m Magnetic Physician, who's
Instantaneous cures Of disease and ~elairvoyant
perception have been the wonder OF the world,
has arrived liz Memphis and taken rooms for
the season at the Ovezton Hotel, (ofice, room
No. 3D. where SIZE can be consulted upon all
matters pertaining 70 life sud health. She
treats an the so-called iucurable diseases as
speciaites, to-wtt Cancer, consumption, asth-
ms, rheumat sm, dyspepsia, epilepsy, heart dis
ease, and female diseases, ana ali other chronic
complaints with spec y aud happy results. For
particulars call or send for a circular. Prof
Harvey, the discoverer ola certain and painless
cure for cancers and tumors, assists in her prac-
tce and compounds all her medicines. Address
all letters to PROF. HARVEY,
dey-ly Memphis. Tenn.
Oysters, Oysters-Fish and Game Depot.
JOHN D. EDWARDS, No. sIS Second street. is
receiving daily, per express, FRESH BALrI-
MORE OYSTERS, which he VIII furnish ali
customers at Eight Dollars per dozen cans. and
retail st seventy-nve Cents after the LIST Of
January. Also receiving fresh LAKE FISH,
POULTRY, GAME, and all kinds OF YESETA-
sLEs, and viii sell at the LOWEST PRICES.
All customers We may meet with viii be
promptly attended to.
an goods delivered to ali parts Of the city,
nee of charge.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN d. EDWARDS,
decS I'm No. Sl5 second street.
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WHOLESALE buyers wanting cheaI
goods Tor cash-prints, dOmestics, ETC.
should 20 to Menken Brothers.
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II O want Coal Oil by the barrel
or gallon, call at No. 80 jefferson street.
They received to-day from Louisville, by
rail, fifty barrels. jail q.
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WANTS.

Several very desirable rooms handsomely
furnished. for T4mL lies or single Eenrem n, can
be had with board, on reasous De terms, at 20
ADAMS street. dec IT
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TEE-QUARTFR all wool white blankets
reduced to 81 50 at Menken Brothers.
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WHotFsALR buyers wanting cheap
ro,ds for cash-prints, domesties, etc,
sboald 20 to EsnkSn Brothers,
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nebrew I'D nnsonIe CaIendaE.

A. NJ. 5aEl.
/ TIsri, 10th September, 1865.
1 Khesvan. 10Th October, "
/ Chisleu. 9Th November, "
l TeDefh. 9Th December,
/ Ahebat, 7h January, 1851.
I Adar, 9th February,
] Nea6sT, Sth March,
] Nissan, 9th ATrl,
I Lar, 9th May,
! Swan, 9Th June,
j IhnmuE, 9Th July,
I Ah, ID August,
I Eluel, Isl september,
Ash Wednesday, 18TH February, 1867.
Maunday Thursday, Sth April,
Good Friday, 10Th April,
kaster sunday, 18th April,
Ascension, 2lst MAY,
PeutecoSt, 3ist May,
saint Andrews Day, Sotn November In ezci
ear.
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JUDGE LEONARD AND THE MANDA-
MUS CAsE.-We are requested 10 publish
the following order Of Judge Leonard to
the architect OF the new jail building, in
order 10 show that Judge Leonard wishes
TO pay contractors Of ths new Jail building
whatever may be dU them; and also
that the public may Judge for themselves
who is to blame in the matter Of the
mandamus case sued out by the Jail
contractors.
OFFICE or IA JUDGE or THKi
COUNTY COURT, MEMPHIS, Jan. 4, 1867.
James b Cook, Architect:
Sir-You are hereby directed to pro-
cure Immediately, and measure, estimate
and value all tia work and labor, mate
rails. etc, done and fufalhed by J. j.
Rowers & Co, upon the new jail build
inp-eivihg the quality, quantity, char
aefer OF the work and materials-so that
I can draw q warrant ia his favor for
y6stever sum of money may be due and
wing said contractors. Respectfully,
THOMAS LEONARD,
county Judge and Chairman Board jail Coma.
- 49,
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-here will be no bills paid by the steamer
YfF VrRSON unless ordered by The Captain
or Clerk 1870
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-11

Agezta Appesl--R- r. BRUsrBY q soNs,
Druggists and Chemists, Marietta, Ga, are sole
agents FOR the AFPEAL in GoFthsrn Georgia,