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New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
p1GSENGER ERS ARRLHED-

FROM SAVANNAH March SIN steamship San SALVADOR J.
Miss Alice Belmont Miss Hattie Bolton Miss A. Frank MTe G.
Fpnk. Mrs Wright Miss Wright, j. C. Wright Geo Marshall hrs
henderson Miss ayss Mrs j. Hayes j. Hrnssy, ~ NJ Tsgee
John Hughes n. Schfer Burnett Boyd Jacoh sveger r Alhomp
T. Ettpatick j. Se T. He0pen II. F0urst Nye g. Hat
ilHu q. Massey J. T. Massey. w. l. Van Horn, j. H. Mitchell g.
G. g. Davis Scosy Mex Gum T. Jeans H. Beck,
H T.. WiuOv L. g. Stcuhemcr j. b. Fulton T. {. Bukey.
D. ihraksps g. A. Ball H. W Demlest b. Alderman > b. Pal
iatr Afs. Chandler H. Chauders Mr.. aDd Mrs T. Lcw.s
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
GREAT BRITAIN.

LONDON. March 5-Noon.-A dispatca from Dublin
yays that the rumoTed capture OF the Feman Coionei
OConuor at AthloDe is untrue. Tie arrested man
groves 10 be another person.
The Duke Of Richmond has declined the Coiohi'u
Seeretaryship, and the Duke OF Buckingham 10
whom il was subsequently rendered, has aceep'eu uo
position. The Government promises that the pioNl-
,ions of the Reform bill which il is preparing Tor
admission to Parliament shall be liberal III their
GhaIncfcr.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
LATEST SHIP NEWS.
PORT OF NBw.YoRK........MARc
ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
Steamship ladrto Atkins savannah % honrs With udse and
ps. Garr.on An 81 ~ miles Ne Of FrHg Pan Shoals
,hansi signals with steamship Emily b. Souderi 4th o. ~ Of
i4ter spcd steamship san Salvador DAY, lat 70 20 long
- DO spoke brig George of hI from Porto Rico for Baltimore 10
days ont.
Steamship Ffaa Snms Philadelphia q hours With mds to H. J.
Drvinc
Steamship Gibson Fuller Washington end Georgetown. D. G.
For Monroe thce she pat consequence heavy WeAhe
DAYS. with ndse. 20 smith. Brown Co.
Sehr Pointer Nichols Providence With mdse 20 STanahan Jack
go.
SPOKEN
big George ilarl Rico m Baltimore 10 dsys out
March 4, ~ lat ~ 20. ous. IS TO-
DOMESTIC PORTS.
san FFiScisco March THE steamship America With passengers
for New lOk via Nicaragua, sailed to-day
foRrREs MONROE, March 4-Sa.d steamship McOieAan i0T
Boston
Arrived selr vsria. from Turks Island for PhiadclPha
Weather feet % foreign bound vessels and coasters are
here wind bound ior Ch,APake Bay and Hampton Roads
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
NEV.UANIpSUIRF.

The Hon. Jacob Benton opened his canvass in the
thc 9Th inst. 4. ". Tcnncy. esq Of Ncw-Yoik City
accompanies Mr. }urton. speaking with him at the
principal places in his District MI Tcnney, who u
native of Ncw-llmnUshiie, and. who formerly read
law in the office of Mr. Benton L. tholOuVh R'pub
icali and an eloquent. effective speaker.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
KENTUCKY.

Col. Ed. Il. Weir ST.. has been nominated ion Con
cress ly the Second District Union Convention OF
Kentucky John Young Brown is thc Democratic
nominee The District was represented ~ the
NXNINth Congress 10y Burwcll G. Ritter, Democrat
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
NETWORK DAILY TRIBUNE,

their merchandise The legal question may perhaps I
nnUgyaTiged conspiracy on their part to deiIaud the
American treasury without any possible adyS'ago ,5
10 thelasflyesl, bears the marks Of e71,,+[ss54f,
probability on its face, and in fact, cannot ge ent
tajncd for moment by any one cognzaDt OF the cn-
cunstauces o1 the case, --'
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
TrNNESSEE.

Gov Browulow. in Tie haorrWe Wing, reminds lhe
people of Tennessee that the enranchsement OF the
coloIcd race will give the State three more Repese
tatives in the United States Congress, and SugetT's
10 the Legislature the piopIcty oi tcaEiucllne t"'
State as soon as the Franchise bill shall become
law.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
MARINE INTELLIGENCE.

I,yrRroor, March 5-Noon.-Intelhgenee las beenre
teyed here that the ship BosphorOus Capt Blahchlu'
from Cailao bound 20 Gibraltar has arrived AT port III
ssain in distress She had experienced beaVy s"eS anu
a number Of the crew had been washed o'ciOo"" "io
ln0f
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
THE INDIAN WAR.

TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE
FORT LARAMIE, March j--Thc report that, Fort C.
T. Smith, Big Horn River, had been captured by the
Indians, proves untrue. An express messenger has ar
rived from that post, who states that the garrison has
not been mOlestcd.
FORT Union ATTACKTD.
81. LOUIS, March 5.TEe Dcmocrars special dispatch
from st. Joseph says: Thc SOir Ci,y Gege OF recent
date publishes letter from Fort Union stating that that
Tort was attacked by large bands Of Indians few days
sgo Ou they were rcpulsed with loss after pfOfactcd
bAc The Indians were generally quite hostile but tie
occupants OF the fort felt quite confident In cr aby
" Iiktl Wy SItpek LAat Vlgyt w WAis"
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06

THE IIIsTOmCAL SoCIETY-Notwithstandn the
wretchcd state Of the weather which prevailed last
night the large and elegant ecurerOom Of the Hstor
cal Society thronged with intelligent audience
VIM H. Thomson VI. D., read paper on " Modern sta
tstics as applied Ancient History" The paper was
listened to with satisfaction and interest by the audience
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06

The Southern Famine Relief Commission, OF which
James NJ Brown, No. Gl Wallst, is Treasurer, are so
much in needof all the available TO purchase sup
plies that they earnestly request the churches Of oil de
nominations make simultaneous contributions for the
object on Sunday, the 18th inst.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
1HE SOUTHEEN STATES.
TENN ESSEE.

Tenn SSH.
1EiIOstrH
NASHVILLE, March 5.-Cov. Brovnlow has ssued
general order for the organization OF volunteer
force 10 three year, subject to his orders
COmmandeT-n-C Chicf and al.O 10 act ~ n military
police to preserve peace al Il protect the people.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
I,n,po avn CrNTtp,t

LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
ca Ready Made Clothing for Gents Boys
Youths aB1 hatn the present prices
BnoKAw BRoTuERs, No q LanyetteIaoe.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06

PYLE's o. K. SOAp-IIard and not liable to iInpru'
dent IL recommends tseh Try Sold by groc.rs everywhere
Drnoi No. 80 Mashinltnn.st
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06

The FOrtcth Congress meet the 4th Of Marcl
Take REN1s EAT iSDA COgPER and proceed 70 bdness IT, u
coffee sold everywhere at 25 cents Depot No l5i ReadesL
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
IAnnouncementsl

SwIETENIA.-During his life Washington
ryihz Sveeua the Gene before the
pubhe Ater using it, fully ndOrse Irings oPnoEIHome'
Journal
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06

The house of Cambridge Livingston, esq.,,
Secretary the American Telegraph Company saved from burglars
Friday night t By the BURGLAR ALARM fELEGHAPH HOLMES,
No. 2l Brpsd,sy.
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EUROPE.
NEWS BY TEE ATLANTIC CABLE, MARCH g.
~ rTIIek4fH TO 1nE TKIsrSH.
\ QUESTION.

81 ypIHGR4rH TO TRIRuSB- c-,c,,
yIIE EASTERN QUESTION ..s,
VIENNA. March 5-The Eastern question ls beeofn-
inc more complicated. Dispatches have Deen re-
,.iyed iron the South which indicate that general
,ino oi the Christians throughout Turkey IS feared
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06

AMOUNT OF BUSINESS AT THE PosT-OFRCE'-te"
persons OF the enormous business OF 'he Ne
York CITY Postoffice One hundred and ffty-six mil.
hons oSetters passed through that office during re year
1866 s1Os18 was paid rents $le36 So was paid
for postage at the window and the stamps sold amounted
TO sl739 u sc After paying al expenses s,cOl,
COL 7G remained to the credit of the office.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06
T"V3
CITY ITEMS

STREET DEPARThENT.-In this department, the
Street Commissioner, Mr.. George W. Mclean, has
made no changes Of any importance SINCE his accept
ance of the office It s understood that during the month
posas for various street IMPROVEMENTS such grading
setting curb and gutter stones, &c.
New-York tribune., 1867-03-06

COLLEGE OF PHYSICIANS AND SURGEoNs.-Tl
Annual Commencement of the Medical Department
Columbia College will be held at steinway Hall On THU
Gay, the lith i1gaSE .c45. .Eag.
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DISTTLLERIES.

CIRCULAR FROM COMMISSIONER ROLLINS
TELEGRAPH TRIBUNE.
WASHINGTON, March 5.-The following circular
addressed 10 Assessors and Collectors concerning dsi
10, Ius ft,etb bafn
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E.u L. 4


G. DRnBY ssq Commissioner e IGrs JRtsat Lfos-
DEAR SiR reply 18th mnst out Of self
respect your proposition send Pianos to a and as you
the risk placement once there We h"u 'e k
Paris EIpoaton and although
Won have cancelled that without Informing officially Of the
nct We do not propose either to buy beg way In
Respectfully yours, 6EOkub SIECh 20.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

NASHVILLE, Thursday, November q

NASHVILLE, Thursday, November q, 1857.
Editors Memphis Appsala
We find q full attendance on the meet
ings Of che General Assembly OF the
Presbyterian Church. Ateleven O'Clock,
DR.. Kerr preached the opening sermon
from the first and last verses Of the 4Sth
Psalm. The sermon was characteristic
Of DIR. Kerr-grand and sublime. At
one O'Clock, the Assembly was cOnsti-
tuted with prayer by the last Moderator.
After reading the names Of Commission
ers present, Rev. 7. V. Moore, DID,. was
chosen Moderator, and Rev. DR.. Dore-
mus, Temporary Clerk. DR.. Moore, TAX
ing the stand, expressed his feelings OF
difidence occupying that station, also
invoked the f~orbearance OF the Assem-
bly,, and the help Of Almighty God in
the discharge Of his duties.
On motion Of DIR. Kerr, the Assembly
took recess until half past three O'Clock.
After recess, with some discussion, the
Assembly received the Commissioners Of
the Presbytery Of Patapsco, and invited
that Presbytery to the Synod Of Virginia.
The remarks Of the Commissioning from
baltimore and the answer Of the lode
rator were touching in the extreme.
Many references to darker days were
made, and much joy felt in finding the
people of God uniting so as to blot from
the Church many sectional and political
lines Of difference.
The Assembly then ordered to have
but one session per day, and the last half
hour be spent in devotional exercises.
Assembly adjourned until half past
nine o'clock in the morning.
Closed with prayer by Dr.. Chapman.
m - a. Ta--wnN A.
sembly of that Church against which so
many shafts of malice have beer hurled,
and the kind feeling and genial cordially
Of the members, one with another,
promises a pleasant and useful session.
DELTA.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
CITY MATTERS.
s OF MATLs.


Until further notice the Mails viii close az
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago, St Louis, Nashville, Louis
Vile, Cincinnati, Cleveland. Plttsnurs, Fnila-
dephia. Buffalo, Albany, New YORK balti-
more, aud all cities north and Wesr al
SIS p m
For Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington
Augusta. Columbus, TIA, Montgomery, NO
bile, Ala, New York, Nashville, and AlclIes
south and east. at $50 pm.
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge Jackson, MISS,
V~ieksburg, Natchez, and all cities south Al
4p-m.
All Staaons on Mississippi and Tennessee
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroads At $50 pm.
All Stations on Memphis and Louisville ana
branch railroads at 3 pm.
All SfafIous on Memphis and Charleston. Ms
aggippI Central. Mobile and OhiO, NASHVILLE
and Decatur. Nashville and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee railroads al am.
FOR Little Rock, Pine Bluff and all Landings
en- -Arkauaasand Whiteriyers, (s"eml-Weeklyl,
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mississ ppi river-sOuth, (sem1-WeeEly)I tues
DAYS aud Saturdays
Mississippi river-north, Csemi-weeklyh Mon
DAYS and Fridays.
r. C.. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
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was, we hear, New Orleans or through
cotton. The Board Of Underwriters at
a lats meeting, we see, adopted the valu-
alton clause IN all their cotton risks,
whether on boats or cars that ia, in case
OF partial lossthey only pay what the
cotton is worth at the time, without
reference to what amount it may have
been insured for. They also ezpunged
the pro rata clause in their Ore policies
paying one, in case OF total loss, the
amount he insured and paid premium
for-thls last having been a Crescent
City innovation.
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RIVER
WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

There was less smoke to-day, and the
sun became visible towards neon.
Several boats which were delayed, made
their appearance. The heat was Oppres.
sive on the landing during most Of the
day, which was not Mt all a suitable one
for the latter part of November. The
river at this point is receding slowly.
White river is not improved. There is
sixteen inches in the Arkansas from
Little Rock to Pine Bluff, and eighteen
inches thence TO the mouth. Sam Nc
Pheeters, OF the Paragon, reports but six
feet to Cairo, while others report six and
a hall, and sever feet. The Ohio river
continues to recede from Pittsburg 10
Cairo, with only fourteen inches at Pitts
burg, and four feet from Cincinnati "a
Cairo, with no immediate prospects OF a
rain. At St. Louis there is very little
change in the river, but it is, If anything,
falling.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
FOR RENT.
FOR r TENT

Tbe PLANTATiON oftheJat John =. Ham
lin deceased, containing IfO acres, situated
ef0bt miles east Of Memphis, near the pigeon
R6ost Road go acres cleared and in a nn'
state FOR cultivation. The place VIII be rentet
I'M a body or any number OF acres 10 suit Ten
ants. Houses all new and IN good order VII
many lenceS, Including Gin Mill
BIacksmt1hs shop, etc
Also. 400 acres rich bottom land ~ luuic
countv. Miss. opposite Helena, nve miles ron
The river. with eos Portable Improvement ane
under good fence Will he rented pa q bfas ~
Quantity TO suit tenants. so acres oPeN
land. D. f,
Apply to F. W. IRVIHE, Is Front Row vi
further information, or JOHN II. CAENH9
AdmiuistratOr John r. Haullni oeee
Memphis. November %, 1907 hoF-t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23
No. 2261.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
Chas. II. Webb, vs.. The Estate OFFS B. Hendrix,
deceased, and his heirs, W.R Hendrix 81 al.
1T appearing from af6davit il sts cause that
L the defendants, Sarah X. Smith and nus
band j. W. smith are residents Of tho state OF
Mississippi; Martha y. Holoman, Il. = A.
HOIomRn and Mary J. Hendrix are residents
OF the State of Alabama; Ihos Q. Webb, lot
the mr. q Of 7. @. Webb a Coz and Henry bn-
mons are residents of the State OF Masaachu-
setts, and all non-rs sidsnts OF the State ol
Tennessee
II is therefore ordered that they make theil
appearance herein, AT The Courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on OF. before the nrsl
MOnday In December, 1857, and plead, answer
or demur to complainants bill. or the sans
will be taken for confessed as to them and SCI
for hearing ex parte, and that 8 copy OF thii
4 order DO published once a week TOT tour sue
oessive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
A COPY. Attest:
nv ri II. RLACK. Deputy CLERK and Master.
Ciapp, Vance q Anderson n BarnWel :
/ stewart, SOS. Tor compft oe0 aWsW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

ROoM RoBBEBIEs.-The room 81 the
Oyertou, Of Mr.. RObt. Ouldi Jr, travel
jig agent OF the GresH Southern Mail
Route Company, was entered on Thurs
day, and four suits Of clothes, $40 10
maDey, aud = lot Of railroad tickets
stolen. The thief is sought FOR with the
Utmost diligence. The same morning
fj,ree se.s Of surgical Instruments were
stolen froa. ths room Of Dr. Delap, on
Jefferson street. ut were found with a
coIored woman 90 hoGes Bow by Capt.
Simous Of the NJ. P.'s.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

ENAloNs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson street
and 1893 Main street, have received the
New York Clipper, Metropolitan Record,
Irish Citizen, Irish People, Criminal
Zeitung, Turf, Field and Farm, Free
mans Journal, American Artisan, Lit
tells Living Age, Irish American, La
Crosse Democrat, New York Ledger,
Chimney Corner, Literary Album, Boston
Pilot. BanDer Of Light, Sunday Bime-,
London News, Hsrpers Bazaar, Police
News, Police Gazette, Harpers' Weekly,
Frank Leslie, Bound Table, New York
Mercury, saturday Night, Wilkes Spirit,
Waverly Magazine, New York Weekly
also Madam Demorests Bulletin 81
Fsshion for 1878; also new sheet music
Godey's LAdy's Book, Madam Demo.
rests, Peterson's Magazine, Harpers
Magazine, Leslie's Magazine, all fol
DECEMBER and dailies from ell points
Give the firm a call.
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Marriage and CeIibRey.-An essay for
Young men on the crime Of solitude, and the
diseases and abuses which create inpedlmenis
10 marriage. with sure means Of relief Sent
sent IN sealed envelopes free Of charge. Address
DR. ]. SKtLLIE HOUGHToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia.
oooz dEurgsn
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NTED-THE PATENT
LosT--FoUND.
EWAR

ca REWARD
Fof any lutomaton that WI le2d 70 ne 5Ss ne (
40 uars tie other a hofae NIUE,
lr-y-f on he sth o. this mouth, and Wa -
EasTd froin 81 oIierylLes gong ~ L1S ~ $500
ID Earnnbfs Toe above ItWaId WI
G,H- nsEd ANY person kbOWlng on Lne $50
,f1ase 1snd u p. KrS8, North NJ FlFas-
sDt Marshall couutY Miss b
OST, sTRAYED or STOLEN
- COWS from Alabaaa street, between
,r.rrzt lrraat and the Raleigh road, on SaluL-
80 rbe IFfh usL-oue q Re1 Cow with a Del.
~ ono a mTI White one, and one bElnule on
- with nearly white belly and heI
49, Is mIi white. Any Information leit Hhh
me vi" MICHAEL JOYCE.
Alabama street, nexttO SOFA Water Factory
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

A CHARGE OF STEALING "A wdite
msu named j. II. Powell, was arrested
by the Metropolitan Police, yesterday,
charged with stealing from his late en-
ployer. DIR. S. H. brown. 10 appears
that Powell was running a PiaptsiiPnl
The property Of DR.. Brown, . sole q
horse belonging 10 The doctor upon
vhich thec charge was based. The beast
was afterwards ~Feplevined, and the doc
| Tor wished The charge dismissed, but the
Police failed TO see 10. Powell comes be-
fore q Justice to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

FoE EEW ORLEANs-The steamer
Louisville viii igaye for New Orleans
this afteFnOoD 1t ihree O'Clock she has
fire accom- modsJi0Ds tor passengers, and
fine capacity for freight. she vii ta
. found Rt the City WhaHboat this morn
ing, ready 10 receive cotton and oipel
freiyHt. and aIlot state rooms to passed.
gers. There is no boat leaving port that
presents grsstsf Inducements 70 travellers
and shippers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

CILASue1 HANDs-Several racers en-
tered 40 the Ists meeting have changed
hands. Prior TO be IIAG u which he
msde a mile in 1916, C-hickaiHaus Ws-
aald for 5000. Magazine wss bought hs
Mr.. Jim F-rnand, OF this city, FOR SJuo.
Viola by sIr, Brooks, Ct tais city, ~
400. NJ Mitc5se,I OF Little Rock
bought a hne two year a. colt by Hia'
Watha, for $500.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

WAET or gCR!sDICTION.-Tbe Chan
cellor decided yesterday that he had DC
jurisdiction in the Injunction case, re
strairirg Manager D agile from playing
the TUE o. EachOHt,tcat here, and dis
missed the case. The doors OF Greenla~
Opers House the properties ATTACHED
being s-cgred) were accordingly thrown
open 10 the sudience. IL IS protaSit
redress Will b. sought by the opposing
party before the proper tribunal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

CogsS, BlmSOns club and in growing
nails cured by DR.. J. Bindohlen. h cures
without pain or drawing blood. All thst
are troubled should not fail 20 give him q
call. He will only remain 9 short time.
His rooms are at the 0verton Hotel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

To PATRoNs OF THE APPEAL.
Subscribers are requested TO report any
irregularities in the delivery Of the
APPEAL at the counting room. Carriers
will be furnished weekly with certificates
authorizing them to Observation-Disclosures
ED. MANSFORn.
Eun4 Of Circulation
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

new brick Business House, three stories
bigb with cellar and all necessary improve
n1s1fs iast completed. at No. hoWards h1W'
Also. the Wheatley plantation, eight miles
Eoru1 OF memphis, between the river AID HON
49, road. II contains CO.. acres OF fertile
oneu land under good fence, with improve
n5euts located 30 a. 10 make the place suscepu-
bic OF division Into three tracts o. ~ acL1
rDuutrv. suitable for grain or cotion-ZroWlng
or for "a stock farm.
Apply 70 Dr. ID. saunders . Soalh Oouit
street or j. L. weaver, on the plantation.
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FOR RENT FOB THE Y8AR 1858,

SMALL FARM. in the immediate vicinity
a rGermauJowu, and not more IMAM NAH
= --ra nom he depot. com aiming some seventy
i've acres. about half Of which lS~lucullFauoh,
me balance in grove and timber VITA 900
e.a com fo-tahle dwelling houS-, CONTAINING
- MONS. with out houses, etc a Eppu spring
of never falling water, and other apFenoa&e2
1,19f-g fTe glst of December following. Apply
- Ua5rv n Jones. living iu SIGHT OF the place
HENRN L. ZONES.
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CENTS.

We request that our patrons viii not pay
the uewsboys more than I've cents a copy for
the APPEAL- Il is SOLD over the counter st
that price, and we allow the newsboys a surH-
cient margin to make 3 handsome profit by
selling the papers 81 i've cents per copy.
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VALUABLE RIVBR PLANTATION
SALE or RENT.

HVHE farm known as The RICHARDSON pace ia
Upon county, Tenn, 1--WE miles bSloN Kan
Fo1UT. c1rftIu.uL It aereE. o. WHO'D - -
80 -ia4raH and urG.r 4Eua state Of eulllYS-
ION. There. res CON fhe place Cd asu. prtanie % et-
E-g H1us- AVID negro esHlH., q good ein mouse
49, d. asHa. NcIeurau e Co., - krlut -
EemrHts. Is 10 The undersigned az Coylngton,
J R PALMER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

MEMPHIS MILITLA-The biz prOvid.
ing for the payment OF the militia, called
out here by the Federal commanders.ha'
been referred in the Senate 20 the Com.
mittee on Federal Relations.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

OFFICIAL COUBTESIEs. A case is
pending which viii probably be decided
ia o few days, ia which Deputy ;.
Marshal J. D. Bingham Is charged with
having elected q wstchman placed N
custody over property by sheriff WIN
ters. The decision msy determine the
right Of officials to interfere with the
dutfes Of each other.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

IvD1CTED.-Oliver Thomas was in.
dieted by the Grand Jury Of the Crimi'
nal Court aud awaits trial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

CoNFERENCE-The Conference Of the
Methodist Episcopal Church lcolOred) is
now in session at Jackson, Tenn.
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Royal HAVANA LOTTERY

OF Cuba, conducted by uies anish Govern
ment sSsl,OOO in Gold drawn every seventeen
days, prizes cashed and IL formati0n furnished
The hightest rates paid ipr Doubloons and al
kinds OF Sold and Silver,
TAYLOR q CO.,
BANKERS, No. II Wall St,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

THE BRILLIANT. The restaurant
department is now in fun tide Of success
fuf operation. A free oyster lunch is sci
out daily during the usual hours.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

FIFTH MILITARY DIsTRICT-Gen.
Hancock and suite passed down last
evening on the steamer Mississippi
bound for New Orleans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23
FOR SALE.
Tor sale.

U,uE ur5.-sfgned offers ons-half interest In
ne MISSISSIPPI HOTEL, opposite lhe
Mississippi and Tennessee Railros1 nePoE
administrator