Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-02-24

-INANAAANAtu 80 NAS8 $1,000
and let US have the pipe laid down a
once.
REGISTRY OF DEEDS and MORTGAGES
J. A.. McAnister TO Geo. IT. Hubbard, OF
livery stable at No. IS Jefferson street
To secure 81, lS9 heirs of Berg Duncan t.
Mary II. Duncan, deed, for consideration
of two tracts of land, one Of 100 acres and
one of 1914 acres, on the Raleigh and
Randolph roads; page Z, sec. 3, w. J,
Saint to A. @. Blackburn, deed, 81. 900,
lots s, 8, 10, II, in BlackInore sub
division; John Heinriehs to C. B. S.
Jones, bill of sale, 81, 400, saloon and res
taurant on Bank alley; +. NJ. Cogswell,
trustee to Robert Church, quit claim, to
southoalf of lot No. 81, block -, on
Ruth street; Etienne Buisly 70 Jules
Ameau Delestre, bill OF sale, $1,000, eos
tunes and equipages; Chas. Wideg-
steacth to Mary A. Cox, deed, 81 $50,
lots 4, 8 and Z, in 18th civil district
Chas. Widegsteacth to c. w. NJ. King,
rust deed, on horses, cows, and agricul-
tural implements, to secure 81 600.
Misunderstanding to the licenses
returned to the proper officer, the fol
lowing persons have entered into the
bonds matrimonial U. c. HOwser and
Miss Margaret L. Hight, January 18th
J. W. White and Miss Harriet Miller,
February 18th; Henry T. Burkley and
Miss Sarah Il. Hargass, December 18th
J. J. Howell and Miss Mary V. Newton,
Oct. 9Th John Meyer and Mrs Sarah
Knott, February 9th; S. w. Parker and
Miss Kate O-Callan, January 30th John
COnnors and Mrs. Mary Doyle, February
10th P. T. Henley and Miss Sarah Hay
den, January 9th John Lindsay and
Mrs. Margaret Hannigan, February 10Th;
solomon Kaufman and Miss Caroline
Sartorius, February 10Th. Twenty-three
licenses were issued during the week.
ARTISTIC thing of beauty is a
joy forever" is an expression Of truth as
well as poetry, and the beautiful porcelain
pictures produced by MIR. Hanbury, at the
Oak gallery, orner of Main and South
Court streets, are as beautiful as golden
sunbeams, as true to life as the reflections
in the mirror, and as enduring as monu-
stone. Mr.. Hanbury possesses
the art of making the pictures at once
truthful and enduring-a secret which is
unknown to any other artist in the
United States-and we would advise PER
sons desiring pictures to give him a call.
IsAAosoN, SEIxAs & Co.-The card Of
the above New Orleans firm will be
found elsewhere in our columns. Mr..
was formerly clerk Of the Lou
house Of representatives, and en-
.oys a large circle Of friends and
icquaintances throughout Louisiana,
Texas and Arkansas. His partner, Mr..
Seixas, is a young man formerly known
II business circles in New Orleans.
They keep a complete assortment of
and plantation supplies on
land, and are worthy OF all confidence
md a fair share OF public patronage.
COTTON SALEs.-We learn that w.
/. Passmore/ Co. propose to i~naugurate
regular d9E ) sale of cotton at auction
u the chamber Of commerce, commence
NC on Tuesday next. This is something
hat has been long needed by both buy
rs and sellers, as they have felt the
7ant Of a cotton " change " on a regular
Ian TO buy and sell that staple article.
20 doubt this plan will prove successful
a Memphis as it has in other cities. II
o, the thanks Of the seller and buyer
ill be due to the " starters " OF the daily !
otton sales. !