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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-10

FIRST MEETING or THE TURF Con-
.GREss. Tomorrow will open the first
races given under the auspices of the
Turf Congress. The following are the
races aEd entries JOr the dGy.
FIST RAcE-N ursery Stake Tor two yesr ol6s
Jockey c at >purse, 600; 81 entrance. 2, P.
Dossj with the following entries;
q W Dilihuut br T Ante 1Dpe, by Avalanche,
dam GsEsltes hyimP kiolon
johnson & Douglass, bE Charlotte IhQmp-
son. by mp Mickey Free, dam Ada Tesiss ~
imp Alb on. D-ess, white, blue and blue.
johnson q Douglass. ch . Rcnlleu, By Hia-
yatha, dam Fanny Nc Alistsr by Omers. Dress,
white blgs 2nd blue
Imp Enue; second dam thedam OF Socks Dress,
white, red sud red,
Gen A Puford, Or C by Lexington dam thor
oughOred but pedigree not known Dress, red,
W 5 Tremsine, sc B~ushwhacker, By Lexing-
ton, dam BY Glencoe. Dress, red, white and
Turner & Johnson, br c Chrystal, by Ava.
lanC re, dam Gem, by Childe Harold. Dress,
sTeoSp R8cELGrssn stake-Mne meats for
unuisd three years olds Jockey ID purse,
SpO so entrance, PIP. Closed with the fol-
G W bHihunt, b Duetta, by Highlander,
dam Delta, by imp Priam.
Johnaon& Douglass, c Z Benicia, BY Jack Ma
lone, dam Aibino, by imp Albion. Dress, white,
GenersIA Buford, br m by Vandan, dam by
imp Wagner. Dress, red gray and white.
Ohm 81 Morgan, en- Mamie Letcher, by Aus.
trauan, dam Lavender, BY WAGNER. Dress,
white, black and red
CB Thomas, chi Hlra, BY Lexington, out OF
Hegira, by imp Ambassador.
Turner & johnson, ca { Magazine, by Austria
liam, dam by Old Wagner, Dress, white, red
and black,
" A Foylkes, br c Dumple, BY Black Wind,
dam by Ambassador. Dress, blue, blue and
white
W. A. Fowlkes, b fby Nandsll, dam Dut0hess
de Bern by imp Sovereign Dress, blue, ana
blue and white.
smiIh & Robson, b G by Bleak Wind, dam
Jane watkins, by imp Ambassador. Dress,
white, blue and white.
Last night the GayOsO pool selling was
going on briskly, aud we noticed there
many prominent turfmen, from all sec
tons of our country. Mr.. Bliss was
officiating q Pool-selleF,
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
saw MILL FOR SALE.

KAEE CHANCE FOR A PAYING ~
"A VegtmeRt The plantation Is Enown as me
TaerD oT LAKE Rlun." on " hits river, Ark ~
NILE above the Memphis and Little Rock rail-
road crossing, containing petween Jour aEo nv
hundred acres, sboat enc bunored cleared
fasv1v tlmbered together I'D the Wnole or
bsif Interest in q NV STEAM SAE Kill,
1S,-fy horse powerD Engine, BlacEsmith's snop,
ErrgHtsrIg Tools Wagons and all Necessary
INCONVENIENCE for running the same. mere Is
ZINC Mansion with nine rooms, glsterh, Ca
Cac1rv 49, gallons2 three Cabins, q
- Saod Wed Yards and the best sndings
~ ~ river. The above viii be sold 81 low ng-
74ss and on easy tsTnna FOR tet'RsI PeaAoo-
Appeal Once
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REoRGANIZATIoN.
St. Louis, Memphis &YickSburg
PACKET line

ONE OF the four following anst 80
~ class side wheel steamers WI
MONDAYS, at 5 O'clock p m. for NieKsDafs ahu
All wny landings Steainers
RUBICON, W. h. Blake, Master
II NJ RHRFVE. II. Carter. Master.
Barues, Master,
PEoRTACIrY, d. IA Silver, Master, MONDAfs
Making close connection with Meridian and
selma Railroad, and HazOo River Packets.
nv 70 and regularity and strict at
tanfien 10 Al buajne : en- Tusted 70 them, these
Paekefs trust 10 merit and receive the patron
age Of shippers.
bost. foot Of MOnr 9 street.
EARRY HARAlSIAD&C CO, Agents,
ocl5tf 2T Main street. corner Madison.
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dust pans, cake and sugar boxes, tea and
coffee canisters, biscuit and cake cutters,
tin pie plates, dippers, beef FOUNDERS,
potato Washers, butter prints, market
aud clothes baskets, bRsting spoons,
swimmers, ladies, flesh forks and hooks,
cake turner's, egg whips, wire dish
covers, coal hods and shoyels, table and
door mats, sauce pans, ohaing dishes,
coffee urns, tea pots, coffee pots, casters,
pitchers water COOLERS tumbler drainersi
JspAned chamber sets, Washbowls, stop
buckets, foot baths, bath tubs, spittOons,
brushes, feather busters, and q thousand
and one other little articles useful and
Necessary 10 house keeping Leaving
this grand compilation OF hOuse-furnish-
ing goods, q descent TO the
BASEMENT
reveals a new feature Of "stowing
away" heavy packages, being nothing
less than a RAILROAD TRACK over
which large crates VI glassware q
other goods are moved with ease and
facility on appropriate Gears" Here
the eye rests on a vast array Of crates
and boxes filled with white granite and
crookefy ware from the best manu-
fsctOfies, comprising every article
In that line known 10 the trade
stoneware of every description jugs and
jars also yellow aud Rockingham ware
such As pitchers, pie plates, baking pans.
milk bowls, mugs, bird baths, CHAMBERS
bed pans, spittOons, soaps, covered but
ter jars, of various patterns. Churns OF
all sizes are also here In abundance, IS
well as other articles required in q dairy.
A portion Of this apartment is reserved
as q PACKING ROOM, where the purchases
of country merchants are made up"
q Grated" or "boxed," 10 such 3 manner
as to prevent damage during their ship
by,Failrosd or river. The system
is perfect in its way, and reflects great
on Messrs. Esstland Lloyd Gil
bert, as it shows that they are not only.
enterprising and progressive, but ingeni-
Gus and Systematic. Such g~osheadative-
ness and business tact will certainly
in the world OF trade
Our people cannot but feel 8 deep IN
terest in every addition to our mercantile
neatness. We are rejoiced ct the onward
march OF Memphis, and take great pless-
ure in recommending this new firm to
our friends. 1t gives token that IS soon
the political gloom hanging Y e Us is
driven away other branches Of our Bust
ness Men will initiate the good example
Of enterprise set by Messrs. EAsTLAND,
TTOyn 4 GIRERT
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PHRNIK HARTFORD LIFE INSURANCE
CoMPANY.-This well established and
most relisble Company IL represented
here at No. 10 Jefferson street, by our
popular fellog-eitizen, 3. ID. Mcclure,
Esq, who, since be has held the sgency,
has been highly successful in advancing
it's business and familiariztng u people
with the excellence Of the institution.
The "PhOeniXn stands second to none,
and has long held 8 font place In the
front rank Of Insurance Companies. Its
inducements are great, its policies or the
most approved plan, and its payments
always ~puBotual. Mr.. Mcclure Is not 50
crowded with business that be cannot
afford to give particular attention TO the
calls Of his numerous friends, who may
need his services.
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Nnnaivtded one-haIfintsre in 5000 scres
A ~ Red river bottom land, In lafayette
so SEVER counties, ArkansAE- -,
ThtEtntersst, the title 20 which lspefIect, WI!
~ s0ld ~ a low figure, Tor one-tLlrd casa ane
he remRinder At one and two year, WitEout
A. sgo acres OF magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land, above al OyernU ana ne
aDest body Of land IN the state, In CraWIoru
These isnds van be sold together OF IN par
Apply 70 PIKE 4 ADAMS,
AutOrueyEa ~ Law
.,ba-tr 2g8 Nam street, Memphis
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
.Rs. WINsLoW's

so T H SYRUP
For ChiIaren TeethinE,
Greatly facilitates the process Of teething. by
sotening the gums, reducing inflammation
will allay all pain and spasmodic action, and is
snre 10 Regulate D. Bowels
Depend upon it, mothers. It viii give rest 10
yourselves. ssd
Relief and Health 90 Year Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for years
and can say IN confidence and truth Of 1t h
We never can beRbIe to say Of any other med
ieine: Never has it failed IN a single instance
TO erect a cure when timely used. Never did
We know an instance Of dissatisfaction by any
one who used it. On the contrary, all are de-
lighted with is operation, and speak in terms
OF commentator Of It's medical effects and
medical virtues. We speak in this matter
awha we do know - after years OF experiences.
and pledge our reputation for the nlnlEent OF
what We mere declare. In almost every In
stance where the infant Is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief viii Be found in nfteea
or twenty minutes after the Syrup is admins
tered.
Fail observation-disclosures uIA suIsnany each
bottle.
Be sure and call for
"Mrs. winslow's Soothing SYRUP"
Having the fac-simile Of d" Curtis a Perkins
on The outside wrapper All otheFs are base
limitations.
Sold by Druggists throughout the world.
price, only 80 Goats per Bottle.
oFFIcEs-2l5 Fulton street, New York; 25
, High Holhorn, London, England 44t 81. Paul
street, Montreal, Canada ocs cod sm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-10

VARIETY Is THE SPICE OF LIFE.-The
new company st the Varieties Theater,
near the CORNER Of Main and Washing
ton street, continues to draw crowded
houses nightly. Madame Louisa Payne
Wray and Miss Ada never fail to please.
Miss Eldrldge, the dsnseuse, and Miss
Katie Partington are not among the
least of the attractions. The banjo solo
Of the latter is one Of the best seer for
years. The great attraction Is Miss
Fannie Williams, a young lady who by
her native modesty and careful acting
has won the hearts of all admirers. Go
to the Varieties. None who visit there
viii be disappointed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-10

NATRrMOEIAL--The following mar
lac licenses were returned for the past
wees Reuben Pope and Rissilla Pope,
.S0th 0ctobeFs J0hn Mosley Wiley and
eophis Johnson, % November Wash
ington Pope snd Mary Ann Pope ID
November; Anthony Pope and Mary
Pope, Both DctOberl Charles Galena and
Mss Mary N. Williams Michael Nolan
and Mrs. {. z. Jennings, ist November
Chss. A. Waldemsr and Caroline AoDe
Ristti, 5th November; G. y Miller ana
Mrs. Sarah Reeves, I'd November WIN.
Rueshhsupt spd Miss Annie MehIenain,
5th October Thns. Glynn and Miss
Nary T. p. Yoen, Sist October.
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a Coon House. Among the many
good and substantial houses ~ Memphis
ia the commission and grocery business,
s1snds the proverbisily correct and Gu
terpFis!og firm Of Messrs. Lacey & Me-
Ghee. 22z fnG9t street They hayes rep
utation that extsu1 throughout this sec
lion Of country, aud Is bgsed upon their
rigid adherence 10 the highest principles
OF commercial honor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-10

Read the New Advertisements Of
Rice, silk & Co. Their prices have
been again reduced in accordance
with the LATEST decline, and they
meanto offer such inducements as
Will guarantee al early salS. s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-10

NOBODY KILLED-Ge sterdEy evening
quite a crowd gathered around the work
men who we're putting IN the last blocks
Of the diag8Bsl section OF the pavement
at the crossing Of Adams street. Many
persons were attracted thtther by the
large gathering OF " overseers, thlnklng
there was = man killed, or that 8 dog
fight was in progress.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-10

RAsLYAY ACCIDENT.-Shortly after 2
O'CLOCK yesterday morning two passenger
rains on the Mississippi Central Rail-
rad coIiided one miie s0Gta o. Grenada,
The north bound train was standing on
IN main track when run into. Both
ensaaaa were badlydapsged. Some Eve
or - ears were injured-draw beads
drove in and platforms demolished. For
f~upstely no one Wa killed. A negro
brakeman named Jim, hsa be leg
broken. The track was speedily cleared
ana h trains are running today As
uEual.
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TKg HEALTH.

Mortuary report for the week ending
at II o'clock N
Mary A Lide, Il years, female, white,
yellow fever NJ. Resdgesky, ? years,
white, langugitus NJ. Rrigno-
dillo, 5 years, female, white, yellow
fever; infant of T. Yoger, 2 days, female,
John Lehuer, % years, male,
white, yellow fever; R, Il Chopper, p
years, male, white, yellow fever; q.
Aldman, % years, female, black, diar-
rhea; J. J. Rudd, Is years, male, white,
fever A. jacket, Al years, male,
white, yellow fever; W. Bradshaw, 9
years, male, black, chronic diarrhea; 81,
Rogers, 4 years, male, white,
fever +. Rose, 80
years, female, white, yellow fever;
A E. Rives, So years, female, white,
FEVER H. G. Ysncy, 20 years,
male, white, yellow fever A. Levy, 50
years, male, white, yellow fever; J.
s years, male, white, Inflammation
of brain B. ShlOss, 3 years, female,
white, scarlet fever; S. Victor, SO years,
male, white, yellow fever S. Hardwick,
90 years, female, white, chronic disr-
rhea; Ct. HRmple, 9 days, male, white,
premature birth B F. Walker, 7 years,
male, black, @. 5. meningitis J. Arata,
"A years, male, white, chronic disrrhea
J. H. Finch, 80 years, male. white,
yellow feYeri 3. B. WATKINS, I month,
female, black, marasmus; 3. Crsmple,
SO months, male, white, engintine fever.
J. C. Hoist & CO,
Undertakers.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL IR0GHES

having a direct influence 20 the parts give I'M
mediate relief FOr Broaehisis, Asthma,
Catarrh. CONSERVATIVE aud Throat Dis
eases, Troshes are used with always good
success.
singers and PubIIc speakers use them
70 clear and Strengthen the voice.
oBTAfH only "BROwss BHONCH1AL Tao
and do not lake any Of the Wor1lsss
limitations that may be offered. Sold EvERT-
WHEEE. oczIs0dsm
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Gas FITTING By reference to u
ADVERTISING columns, Onthe second page
Il WIN he seen that messrs. Pullen d
Hammock, 273 Msin street, have Just
received \ select assortment Of gas hX-
lures, comprising chandeliers, pendants,
brackets, etc. Those desiring TO reht' no
matter 10 what company, should not fall
to look at their stock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-10

Observation-Disclosures evening s horse
attached to q light spring wagon, aud 3
driver detached, came out Of Jefferson
street, aud down Main, at a furious rate
Of speed. Opposite Court square he was
brought to a stand. still by the upsetting
Of the wagon, which was considerably
damaged,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-10

THE following telegrsms remain un-
called for in the Office IR Christian q
Co, MeCombs q Co, Harris Hunt q
Co, Chas. +. Smith, Can't n. u: GLeen'
Shane, Bell & Co, T. II. Church. lay
lor. Rapdle & Hunt.
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A GOOD HOTEL-We had the pleasure
Yesterday Of meeting on the streets our
old friend Allen. with whom We ae'
eepted 81 invitation to dine at his
hotel, the Allen HOSE end u gives US
pleasure 70 say that the fATS VA the best
Of the season, and the attendencs III
thai could be wished for.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-10

TIE ALLEN HOUsE.-Hhis hotel, stu
ated on the corner Of Second and WASH
inRton streets, is q Of the best IN the
Southwest. The boys are always on
hand 10 welcome guests, while the PRO
prietress sees that they are comfortably
cared for. ~ Tt.
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THE COURTS.

LAW CagRT-Tus. q. Rerqe, Judge
Meets on next Monday, pursuant to
adiournment. The docket will be taken
up aud called through, commencing
where Judge Smith left of, at case mum
Der 695. Attorneys interested in cases on
the docket must be present rs the rules
Of Court iD reference to calling the
docket, and which were heretofore pub.
lishsd, will be strictly enforced. NOcasss
will be set for trial until the calling OF
the docket shsli have been concluded.
CHANcERY CCuBr-R M. " Smith
GqnceHOr.-Meets on Monday next,
pursuant to adjournment. Causes will
be heard on Tuesday. A calendar viii
Ue published on that dsy.
CRIMINAL COURT william Hunter
Judge, etc.-Meets on Monday morning
At the usual hour. The calling up and
trial of Jail cases will be continued.
Jurors and witnesses must be prompt 10
attendance, or fines will be imposed.
All parties who were prosecuting wit
nesses in the Investigation Of criminal
cases before magistrates, must be in at
tendance to prosecute such cases when
called up for trial, OF foffeitUres will be
taken against them in their bonds.
MUNICIPAL COURT-Judge WatdroF
presidinq.-The cases set for trial on
Monday are as f0llows: l52 to 100, the
Estate VS.. Joseph Lipari and Rosa Love
Joy 27S to 2T9, same vs. Geo. w. Var
Losst; % to 22s, same vs.. John Carnes
4O4, same VS.. P. COIN 46F, same vs.
Jennie Stesdman; 40S, sans VS.. I. o
Smith 406, same vs.. Joe Young and IL
Jones As to 81 same VS.. Il. Ferguson
Tuesday, November II, lS67.-405, the
State vs.. John Enson-
SUPREME COURT FOB DIsrRIcT OF
WEST TENNESSEE A special term o.
this Court will GomIeDce on next Mon
dav, November IL, 1887, at Jackson.
Tennessee, and will continue for aoou'
I two weeks. The cases appealed from
the decision Of the Chancellor Of oul
ChaneerV Court st the last term of saiC
Court, will come up for adjudication. .
TRANSFER or REAL ESTATE anne
TAYLOR to Mary Jane Taylor, deed Of gift
part of lot No. 4, in block a, fronting oL
Bro WIS svenue, 30 by IS feet; r. L
smith TO George W. Duncan, tax deed
lots No. I, 8, and east half Of lot No. 7
in block so, fronting 1884 feet on Marke.
street, in the town OF Raleigh i. B
Nieou to II. +. Newman ct ux., deed
$500, lot No. As, part of the tract belong
Ing to heirs Of G. Peyton, deceased, OF
| Crockett street, fronting AZ feet by IL
feet, T. B. Miceu to H. F. Newman eI
ux. deed, $50, lots Nos. 80 and 80, being
| part of q Is acre tract formerly belonging
/ 10 heirs of c. Peyton, deceased, fronting
on GreenlSE street s. BY 100 heet
Thomas Peacock to T. r. Mieou, deed
$500, lots Nos. so, 80, 81 and SS, SAM
lands above conveyed, lots Nos. 81 anC
! IS. fronting on Greenlsw street 81 by Isl
feet, lots 80 and 80 on same street, sam
front, etc. J. T. Peyton, trustee, to j
! B. Mieou, quit claim deed, same prop
eFty above conveyed; A. Wright q
| Margaret J. Burlean, deed, $500, trse
| of land in Fourteenth Civil District
| southeast OF, and near the Getty OF Mem
| phis, east side OF College street. contain
| ing . 20-l00 acres.
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La French Ksmedfss-Havs
saved Thousands al over Europe, hay
ing been for many years the nrst assizt-
ant At Professor Ia Mirsndss' Private
HoapitaI in Paris, and hsying been In
ducsd 70 establish a branch Ia this
country am now prspared 60 furnish his
celebrated remedies for Consumption, Ehsu-
maiism. scrofaia ste.; also, the genuine i'm
ported Vitslla - Hsalth's Grand Eestorer-
ths only certain cure for a constitution
shattered by the exeessss and abuses Of
youth. Do not be tampersd With By mex
2erisnesd PHYSICIANS. Address your com
munieatiens 20 Or. g. ". Fernter, 25 Wesr
7ta S. New YORK. Advice gratis, bot 81
you sfvelas he fuu history OF your case
he consultation fee OF three dolars should
be enclosed. Ladiss mag address as In NIL
condolences. moi
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rHIRn sr0RY.

which is set apar as the STOCK Room,
Under the supervision Of Mr.. Nelson
Rainsy, WOO, II pot - great a sailor as
his namesske Of Trafalgar fame, may yet
be considered an admiral Of glassware
and q prince OF good fellows. In this
department are huge piles OF boxes full
Of glassware and looking glasses, care
fully packed, with samfTees on the out
side or on tables opposite, resdy for
inspection. Here are numerous varieties
OF tumblers, goblets, champRgnes, wines,
liquors, egg glasses, beer mugs, spoon
holders, Gallery glasses, decanters, en-
graved Bohemian glass, pickle dishes,
sugar bowls, preserve dishes, fruit bowls,
labelled bar bottles, candy and tobacco
laTs. bitter bottles of ali sizes, eFueJs,
salt cellars and metallic capped TASKS,
Is well as every size and style of locking
glssses in rosewood, mahogany andgilt
frames. Such q select stock Of blown,
cd AMI plate glass articles has not
heen IN Memphis for many q day, and
We may sugur therefore an early revi-
vsl OF the agOod old tnes." Another
stair opens 8 way TO the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-10

SELECT SCHOOL FOR Boys TIE select
school for boys, 30 au-pieiously coIn-
menced by Prof J. W. stacy at IA Gem
tral Methodist Church, which has been
sgsBeuded during the prevalence Of the
epidsas, vii ~ resumed to-morFo~,
Monday tAe lin inst A few pupils
NAV gain admission yegrly application.
professor stary refers, am9u his pat,
rons. 10 Cole. Malloy, Eldri6ge, So41s.
Holloway and Martin; also. Gen. Wal
Galns. T. i. Allen, Esq Dr.. Mann aud
Others.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-10

NoREIs. LIZA & Co Attention Is III
res,sd 10 the card Of Messrs. Morris, Lea
& Co, cotton factors, grOcsrs u COM
mission merchants, No 225 Second street.
Their stock is ne~ end Of the choicest
quality. ard they give ParSE9lsr atten-
lion 10 the sale Of Gotten. We ~cotaCend
Hk.r, to the nubfie.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-10

WILLIAM H ANDREws.-The card Of
this old and reliable firm appears in our
columns this morning. He has been
established here 50 long and his dealings
have been 81 extensive and have given
such general satisfaction as TO preclude
the necessity Of any e1mDendation from
n So nar1 nlsamLerR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-10

SENT UP.-Augustus Lealy, q OF the
coIored species, charged with grand Tar
eeny, was before Justice Heinrich yester-
day, and sent up. Joe Hsrniss, another
OF the same breed, was served IN the
same way by SIr. Justice Black.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-10

COUNTRY DUCKs.-Three gay and fes-
five darkies, known a Andy Brown
Philip Low and Stephen Burrow, were
found guilty yesterday by Justice Carroll,
Of grand larceny and sent up In default
Of bail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-10

OBITUARY.-AmouR the many who
we're stricken down by TIE late prevail
ing epidemic 10 New Orleans, was little
Willie Goodman, aged nine years as
bright 4ad Intelligent q boy as ever We
had the good foEguBe 70 know. During
his last hours he spoke Host affection
stely Of bis parents and desired their
prayers. Young aud innocent, he de-
parted 10 peaoe, and has gone TO join the
loved oues ia a brighter AID happier
sphere.
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RFNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY

or HARTFORD, CONN.
..ta. over BiE end "a HaITaiIIicn Dol
laEa.
~szurs policies on al the diferent PAM,
md al As low rafes o. E+Itfy zgu uaslce
In fnetffy. Takes = note foT Eai the re
tfspsttv wa get cOuble the aaa Hpt o.
1870 with the saueHum ln q lht spA4l al
-IG.rE g~ar4pEniss Gall and sae is AAH2
fagss ord by the Agents a. ~ Aaals'A
stre-t S MOORE 4 wEsT, Agents
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-10

The public is now aware that Rice,
Silk & Co.'S closing dry goods sale is no
deception The Inducements offered are
such as will convince any one that the
stock viii be closed out As soon as pos
sible.
II,h November, IS67.-Great
attFacfi0sa. 3SS Main street.
Clearing out sale Of Millinery.
Latest E'ali imRPOrtatiOns. Ete-
CANT Hats 80 cents each; new
est styles OhigEEon BOnaeGs 30
CENTS; superb assortment OF
Paris BOnnels, Hats and Mil
iinery Goods.
@. DOHERTY,
novl0 81 33s Main Street.
Don't miss going to ElsOn's great
clearing sale.
Notice to Physicians and Druggists
Five hundred freshly imported Swedish
leeches Just received, and fOr sale TO the
trade, by ]. B. WATSON h Co, No. BIS
Main street. Also, pure and unadulter-
ated liquors for medicinal purposes such
as Cognac, Tennessee, Otsrd, Dupay
and pure grape brandies; old OpOrto,
Bordeaux, Madeira, Sherry, Cham
pague and Catawba, sparkling and still 4;
also, pure brands Of old Rye and Bourbon
WHISTLES, jamaica rum, and gia. All OF
which are offered in quantities to suit
purchasers, at a very low margin above
cost. All articles we warrant as econ
mended. No. sls Main street.