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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-09

Our latest adSices from Europe bring
bad news of the crops. The harvest in
France threatens to be much below the
average, and in Portugal the vineyards
which furnish the principal support OF
extensive districts, are seriously affect
ed by disease. In nearly all parts of
our own country, however, the agri-
cultural prospects, Notwithstanding the
wet summer, are extremely cheering,
and Without perceptiblc drain upon
our own store we can make up the de.
ficiencics of Europe. We have taught
the Old World countries the arts of war
and peace, and set them many good
lesson in politics. Now-and not for
the first time either-we are going to
feed them.-N. Y. Tribune.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-09

THE rebels of Tennessee have been
flattering themselves that they would
control a large share of the colored
vote and elect their ticket. The result
of Thursdays balloting must have
been an eye-opener. The intentions of
the blacks were kept to themselves !;
they were very Opaque before the cleo
ton, but or the day of it became quite
transparent. The darkness was made
visible, and i'm fact luminous, partic-
ularly as the returns began To come
i'm and the Radical majorities to pile up
by the thousands. AS the brethren in
all the other Southern Statce-for the
party of Liber,y and Union, eaual
rights and privileges. Chicago ,Tri-
btt1se, ~@+
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-09
GRISSELL, July 25, 1867.

DIR. STRICKLAND Having used
your Anti Cholera Mixture during the
cholera epidemic here last summer.
and induce others to do the same. in
case that had ali the cholera SYMPTOMS
I'm every case it promptly checked the
disease. l believe it's the best remedy
known for cholera aud diarrhaa of
every form, and advise these afflicted TO
try it.-W. BARBER, of the firm of
Barber, Choat 4 Nabcr, CINCINNATI.
lS-lm.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-09

on I'd st., opposite the Agricultural Warehouse
of Hunt Rowland. .
tF- Particular attention paid TO lame horses and
horses interfering
Having served seven years apprenticeship in
Veterinary shoeing shop in England l feel competent
to attend to all such cases .'..s. s.- - III.
To be better known, state that have worked with
Mr. Freeman last winter and Mr. Crawford this summer
We solicit share OF the patronage. Sta. s....r
1S.w4 JOSFpT 1sInSnN
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-09

Tile Dcs Moines statesman has ccm-
menced a daily issue. As faithful
exponent of the party, it will tax all
the talent and energy Of its proprictors.
May they be equal to the emergency.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-09

SEALED PROPOSALS

WILL be received by J. NJ. Comstock, Chairman OF
w the Board OF Supervisors OF Grundy County
Iowa. TO September st 1867 for the delivery OF IL
cords Q2s cubic feet eacl) good building stone at
Grundy Center by the LIST OF October next Contract
awarded September 3D. to the lowest responsible bidder
..1#a gEE $3.50 F.fkfs ,. VI. C0MST0CH
1o-w3 Chairman Board Supervisors.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1867-08-09

THAT we are i'm favor of repeating
the present Prohibitory Liquor Law OF
this State, and In favor of Il well-regu-
lated License Law in lieu thereof
This, honest voters of Iowa, is the
fifth resolution adopted as one of the
rotten planks in the democratic plat
form, June Goth, 1867. We may admit
that for them it is Il strong one, and
plainly IN keeping with their past
record as party. Should licence
law be tolerated in this State? Let the
voters of Iowa answer that question,
as they doubtless will, i'm tones not TO
be misunderstood, at the next election.
Is Democracy dead in the North p
st. LDuis Times.
Well, no; not exactly dead but "kin-
der ginin' out" It's strength Is gone
already and soon its life will be ex-
tincf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

as business has nearly played out with
them at st. Louis.
The Commercial did not get away for
White river until yesterday evening,
She had the biggest trip Of cotton brought
to this port this season.
The Jennie Lewis is reported snagged
In the Missouri river. She broke some
fifty OF her timhers. The Lewis Is rum
ming in the st. Louis and Miami trade.
From ali directions we learn Of rains
and cloudy weather. o.
Secretary Mccullough favOrs the new
law as amended by the committee repre-
sentipg the cities OF Cincinnati, ST.
Louis, Pittsburg and Louisville, and will
urge its adoption by Congress. The
amendments favor boilers to be made by
charcoal, from charcoal blooms, tested
and branded; q lower maximum Of
steam, and no discrimination a. to ties
on cotton bales, but the bales are TO be
well covered.
The Rose Hambleton, Capt. Newell,
goes out ON this evening for White river.
She IL a No. / packet. Harry Sweet and
Andy Granger are clerks.
The Cairo and Evansville packet
Nashville struck q rock ct Grand Chain,
on the night OF the oath, which broke
sixty Of her timbers. She settled down
on the rock, or in other words got fast
upon it, and had TO ObtaiR assistance to
get of. She goes on the ways az Padu-
cab.
A Vevay Ind paper says John
Chatlin left this place last week for the
South with a hstboat Of potatoes. It is
the first loaded fiatbORt that has left this
place for the Southern market this fall.
Capt. Harvey Myers started q fiatboat Of
produce down the river Saturday. Eleven
barges and fiatboats are lying at thelevee
waiting for more water.
At Springfield Landing, Sunday We
ming, an old man named Horace Collier,
evidently half crazy, went aboard The
steamer Julia, to go to st. Francis river.
A short time afterward he aroused the
passengers by declaring that the negroes
on the boat were trying to kill him. He
was quieted at the time, but later, when
the crew were going to the coOkhouse for
supper, he drew a revolver and com
menced firing. Five shots were dis
charged, killing a negro named Hender-
son Jones, and wounding three others.
Collier was arrested, and on the boat
reaching VieksbuTg, lodged in jaih
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

FCoNoMg ~ THE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
A correspondent makes suggestions as
M the ~inaecuraoy of our criticisms upon
the management and expenditures Of
the public schools. We saw it stated in
ap eastern paper that each pupil in the
citv schools Of Memphis cost SIS or $50
,3er qnRuBa. Our correspondent makes q
satisfactory explanation. 1t is shown
| now mrch rent is paid, how many
/ houses have been built and how much is
Maid by way Of loEs on the face value of
sitv scrip. This explanation may relieve
the managers Of the schools, but we 90
not see that taxpayers should do other
( wise than seek a mode Of relief. III pTi-
vate schools will educate our children for
! a less sum than that paid the Engineers
/ Of fhe Public School system, why may
not the former be preferred? A railroad
or bank conducted by q State is always
less wisely managed than one directed by
individuals. Public schools aie eUeeted
by the principle that any government is
best which governs least. Every child
should 90 10 school. II this end can be
accomplished for less money than Is now
paid for its attainment, the sooner a re-
| form ie effected the better for the public.
| Taxation, IN any event, is almost IN
! SuHeFGDie IN lEis cry. lnEee per SSHt.
| per drupla is very nearly the amoAnt
| now exacted from Memphis property
| holders. How long can this be borne2 To
| lessen the burden we made an inquiry
/ touching the management Of the public
/ schools. These may be economically
| conducted. The fact still stares Us in the
face that u burdens are insufferable.
| Bread we must have and cannot, II the
| rates Of taxation be not reduced. Trade
is repealed by burdens imposed upon
! meschautq. II is no fault Of the schools
of the police, Of OF IRE street contractors
! that taxation cannot be vldnred. The
/ police aud streets and schools are ~
| pUbIio necessities. Not the less ihevita-
| Sc is the suspension Of the three bless
ings az If the people, utterly impover,
| ished by the pressure OF seeumnlated
leslamiues, cannot pay for them. We
| onIv ask dist our City Fathers examine
| fhe ofieial reports of school managers
and inquire whether 8 cheaper pisn o.
universal education be not attainable
THE cost Of the present SYSTEM, unae
| existing circumstances, cannot be borne
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28
no2I6 g.


The PLANTATION ofthe late John F. Ham,
lin. deceived. containing llO acres; situated
pIghf miles east Of Memphis near me flgeOn
RSost Road. go acres cleared and In 3 1ne
$50 Tor crIfivstfon. The place will be rented
in a body or any number OF sefeS' % Snltte
many eonveRtences, Including Gin, Mil,
Blacksmfths shop, etc
sfso mn acres rich bottom land in runica
co1nfv Miss. opposite Helena, nve miles from
ne riv6r. with Comfortable improvements and
IITder good fence; viii be rented IN a BODY or
in quantity te suit tenants. q" acres open
Apply TO +. ". TRVINE. rs Front Row Tor
f1-tber information. or JOHN B. OAkNES
ASn7iuFstrar1r John =. Eamlin, deceased.
Memphis, November %, 1851. now I'M
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
CLOSING OF mAITs.

Until further notice the Mails VIII close a
follows;
For Cairo, Chicago, St Louis, Nashville, louis
Vile. Cincinnati. Cleveland, F~ittshurE, Phlia
deiphia, Bunalo, Albany, Now YORK, baii
more, and Rl cities north and west' a.
BIS pm. -
For Chattanooga, Richmond, washington
Augusta, Columbus, Ca, MONTGOMERY NO
bile. Ala, New York, Nashville, and all ciueI
south and east at $50 pm
For New OrlaauS Baton Rouge, Jackson, Miss.
Vicksburg, Natchez, and al cities south' a.
4p-m.
All Stations on Mississippi and Tennessee
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Greal
Northern railroads at $3.50 pm.
An stations on Memphis and Louisville and
branch railroads al 3 pm.
Al stations on Memphig and Charleston, Mis-
sissippi Central, Mobile and Chic, Nashviut
and Decatur, Nashville Rnd Chattanooga and
Fsst Tennessee railroads at am.
For little Rock, Pine Bluff and all Landings
en- Arkansas and WhiteriYers, lsemi-weeklyl
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mississippi ~Tiver-SOuth, (sem1-Weekly)1 Iues'
DAYS and Saturdays.
Mississippi river-north, tsemi-weekly), Mon
re GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

The SOUTHERN JOURNAL or Music.
This is the title Of an elegantly printed
and ably edited monthly journal, pub
Bsbed at Louisville, KY, by Mr.. VIM.
MeCarroll which all lovers Of the "Rrt d.
vine'' andot literature should greet with
a handsome patronage. Each number
contains a select piece of music. The
aim of the editor Is to elevate the
standard Of musical composition in
the Southwest. It is furnished to sub
seribers at the very low price Of 81 per
snnum. Our young friend, Joe Locke,
10 the Avalanche building, is the agent
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Land For sale.

undivided one-hRlfintersstin 5000 seres
~ "a Red river bottom land In lafayette
- SarEer counties, Arkansas. -
TbIsJ6te-est, the title 70 which is perfect, viii
h sod AZ a low figure, for Ons-third cash auo
the remainder AI one and two years. wltE0ut
Aiso. y20g acres Of magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land, above AZ overflow, and the
nnest BODY Of land In the sseie, N CraWIoEu
county, Arkansas.
Thess lands VII be sold together o. IN par
GELS, for cash.
Attorneys a. Law,
Hu[ - Main htreets AelhpnH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

BEAUTIFIER.-We learn that Mrs.
jackson has furnished several ladies Of
this city with her justly celebrated
Z" Queen Bess Complexion Wash" snd
that they have tested it and forRed the
impression produced everywhere that lt
| has been heretofore introduced. Mrs.
1 Jackson win remain at the Whitemore
House for several days, and ia the
meantime we advise all who wish to
improve their compilations and teeth to
cali at once and satisfy themselves, free
of charge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28
NOTICES.
Notice.

L WILL sell my lower Plantation IN Tunica
county. or exchange it for 0theg rood prop
erty. on lease 70 for the ucZt yearOr Tor . series
of years. II is one Of the highest ana Best N
she bottom. about ~ miles below
HvTu a. A klAuFf-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

ARrfsT1c.-At 33s Main street, up
stsirs "a dOmieiled Mr.. Y. Day, the
celebrated photographer and ambro-
tvnist whose beautiful pictures have
evoked such universal praise for their
rare merit. He is unexeelied in his line,
and V fails to please those who call
on him for sny style Of picture. Prof.
VIM. Cooper, the tslepted artist, can be
found with Mr.. Day; and his excellent
pictures eolored ia oil are truly artistic,
and evinoe the highest order Of geHius.
We know that there is not q gallery in
the country where superior specimens Of
this art are executed, and to those need
ing a lifelike picture in any style known
10 the daguerrean art we refer them to
i shasa uanffamQn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

JOE LOCKE, Avalanche building, q
jefferson street, has just received Frank
Leslie's Magazine, The Land We Love
Every Saturday, Monthly, the Eclectic
Magazine, New York Weekly, HsrPer'l
Weekly, scientific American National
Freemason, the Bali Chronicle, Irish
American, Freeman's Journal, Irish
Republic, Boston Pilot Irish People,
Irish Citizen, [MischelPs paper Courier
des Etats Unis, Leslie Zeitung, Demo.
Graf, Belletrisches Journal, Stats lei
tuug, Police News, Police Gazette, Army
and Navy Journal, New York Mercury
Southern Society London News, Lon
don Times, and all OF the latest maya
zines and dailies. Keeps constantly OF
hand books, ststionefg, ete.i etc. Civ
him g call.
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Atfacbmeuf Suit.

Munisipsl coart OF Memphis.
W n Wilkinson and n. b. Blair. Plaintiffs. VS.
Pink Varbls aud ". J. May, Defendants,
FEIDAVIT FOR ATTACHMENT having
"a be- HAisin this case In pursuance q sec
Hon $50 OF fhs Code Of renneksea, md ttach-
mens bavi1x NeH issued aud returned by the
propar office, levied, etc )" on the property OF
the nsf-ndauHs r. Is therefore ordered that
ssid Defsndau.s appear at the Court Room in
the city Of Memphis. Tenn. on or before Tie
first rufs1ayi IN IrauaEy, lSGA, and defend this
suit. or ahe Same Wal be taken for confessed as
to rhem. ard the case set for hearing eN parte :
and mat q = OF this order be Published one
a week Tor fouE c1nSecuiye weeks ~ the Mem
ohfs anpeaLE II L. r. EATON. Clerk.
By Mason HYDE, ID Q.
Peyto1 q Logwood, Attorneys for Piatntits-
mol Iau4W
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Notice.

ON and after the 2ist met, our rates for oom-
pressing Cotton will be VI % per p0e,
which fncludeE. as before. one DraYage, cover
fng sample Holes and Fire Insurance while IN
qs1r possession. All cotton received PRIOR 70
said date, VIII be charged at 81 % per paie lo4
Comprising.
All bills for COMPRISING are due ana payable
nj the time such cotton b. delivered 70 the
-sonfhwestern Freight 4 Cotton Press Co.
BY j. MERRITT, President.
GILL& MAURf
FaflA1Fan -
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ORGANIZATION.
st. LsuiS, Memphis 6 Vicksburg
rsv PACKET LINE.

ONE Of the four following hrst IL
" class side wheel Steamers viii M
leave Memphis promptly on FRIDAYS and
MONDAYS, at 5 o'clock pm for Vlcksburg and
all way landings: Steamers .aLNLE
RUBICON, W. 81. Blake, Master, FRIDAYS;
HIM. SHREVE, u. Carter, Master, FRIDAYS;
COLUMBIAN, Barnes. Master, MONDAYS;
PEORIAC CITY, Z. H.SiiEer, Master,A MONDAYS
Making close connection with Meridian and
Selma Railroad, and Yazoo River Packets.
By promptnesS and regularity and strict at
tention TO all bnsiness entrusted % thems tAess
Packets trust 70 merit and recsiye the patron
age Of shippers.
boat, foot OF Monroe street
Larry HARMSTAD& CO, Agents.
ocl5 Il 27 Main street, corner Madison
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28
Mnn-Resfdent Notice.

In the Chancsry SouTt Of Memphis, Tenn,
No. 2SOO-J. s. tantOn ct al rs. John Bradford
ct al (hrm Bradford & simpson, ct al.
1T appsaring from amdavit IN this cause that
ne Attendants John Bradford and e. NJ
SImpson tnrm OF Bradford & ~Siapssnf are res
idents Of The State OF Mississippi and nOn-rss-
ideDts Of the STATE OF Tennessee:
Il is therefore ordered that they make their
appsarancs herein, at ths c~curthouso in the
city Of Memphis, Ienn., on or be ore the drr
Monday In January, lS6a, and plead, ansNer or
demur to complainant bill, or the same
will be taken for confessed as to them, aud set
for hearing ex PAfte, and that q copy OF this
order be pub1lshed once a week, for four sue
cesstve weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-attest
AUGUsTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
By &. ]. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master
Log wood g PeytOn, SOls. for Complainant
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FOR SALE.
SALE OR RENT

Il
AFARM OF so acres, 90 acres in cultivation,
-,h a good Dwelling House, Gin House, Grist
sVu Cation Gin and Press Peach ana Apple
orchard, Etrawberrys, Rsspoerrys and other
fruits TIE renter or purchaser will have the
refusal q the pI0Vender, stock aud implements
Of agriculture nos On the place-known as
the " Buster Place, a miiss from Memphis, one
mile from the Pigeon R9ost road. Inquire OF
4. Y. DENIS. Eg Msiu street now w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

CLOSING OUT. - The we'll
known aud popular firm Of
Drake ace. Ci0thiers and Deal
ers in Gents Furnishing Goods,
NO. 277 Main street. are Closing
Out their Immeilse stock al New
York Cost. This Ia NO Sham. but
a Real Fact, which am knyesti-
CATION Will readily prove. Their
stock comprises IA of the Best
Assortmenis ever Exhibited in
The City, and must be sold pre-
vteus 10 the advent of the New
Year. Those IN Want of Wear
ing Apparel had hester see to II
and Secure Bargains.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

mug clients Of the late N. r. Hn. Esq. and
smith "A I'M, are hereby notified tnhi
infoTmauon in regard 10 their business
can be obtained from MessIs Stephsns q
smith. attoroevs-st-law, 2 Madison street. IN
whose charge the paper aud nmnnlhn.d Dlsl-
mes nave been placed. They Wu4giVe attention
ue-. SPARREL HILL
@l.Lo- % teez uov232W
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NOTICES.
NOTICES

Steiner Bros. & Baum are deter
mined to give up Business by the lst
OF january, and. therefore, offer
their entire Wholesale aud Retail
stock of Clothing, Hats and Gents
Furnishing Goods, at less than New
York cost. This being no Humbug,
the Public will do. well to call on
them and secure Bargains. Remem-
Der the place.
STEINER BROS. & BAUM,
ass Main, Cor. Madison st.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

POLICEMEN WANTED -fhefesre more
polieemen needed ia the Eighth Ward.
Along Poplar street, near the city's con
fines, there is often a fuSUGde from ten
O'clock ull daylight. IL Superintendent
Beaumont could furnish a policeman to
circumgyrate ~occaaonaiiy edout he in
~teFsection of Alabama and Poplar AND
70 dive down among the Gramplan hhls
81 81 geotland.p on u OF which Alder
man Passm0re has his abiding place,
there would be less noise o nights, snd
nefty burglaries would be less frequent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

THE BLUE LINE.-Chas. Sawyer ar
rived in the city yesterday to take charge
Of the interest Of the Blue Line. Mr..
| Sawyer was formerly connected with
the Illinois Central Railroad, filling the
Office OF Division Superintendent, at
Cairo. Mr.. S. is well posted in the trans
portation business. For the present his
office will be at the house Of Nat. Green
d Co., Front street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF House
HOLD FURNITURE.-The sale OF the
| household furniture Of the late'H. NJ.
Grosvenor, deceased, Will take place at
his late residence on Friday morning
next. Conveysnces will leave the sales
rooms OF Royster, Trezevant & Co., at IL
O'Clock.
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Raleigh, Tenn, NOvemhsE Is 1851.


THE ESTATE o. The LATE DR. JOHN ".
MADDOX. Letters testamentary having
been Granted to US b the County Court %
shelby bounty, Tenn, at IL November term.
IR7. We hereby notify all persons % whom said
estate "a indebted. 10 present 70 Us their claims
an demands within the time hxed by law, ana
an persons indebted 70 said estate VII be re-
ouired 70 make p1nHapt paymeuto Of their debiN
benny MADDOX, Executor,
JULIA A. MADDOX, Exee1tTix,
az nslate WI and testament Of 0 Wesley
MADDOX nGl6 l4H4H
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

MEMPHIS CoLLEGE.-This noble insti-
tuition, though its walls now lie in ruins
the Hreekof the deyopring element-wil
resume It's exercises to-day, in an elegant
structure on the corne Of Linden and
Wellington streets. The students are
requested 70 repair at the usual hour to
en- edifee known as Turley Chapel. The
indomitable Professors are determined
to make 1t a grand success, and nothing
short of absolute impossibility will deter
them from their purpose. The President
and officers have requested to return
their thanks to the friends who assisted
them so freely, and especially to Col.
Cockrell, of the Gayoso, who so gener-
ously profiered them o home in his mag
niseent hotel, as long as they choose TO
avail themselves Of it. Let such deeds
be emulated by u citizens, and LET
them, by their patronage, at least, show
the spirit TO aid in sustaining the College,
and mating i the pride Of the city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

IL ne-Equs lsteFegted viii take notice that
a vFf make aupi8oQtion A. the December
Fem. is7. ofthe COuuty Court Of shelby coun-
n. Tennessee, FOR letters Of Admlnlslralion up
- ne esfafe az John 2. McNicoi, deeeHsed-
CHARLES HARRIS
-.-..-1 II 1sgT novig Iaw4W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

IL, persons holding claims against the es-
"A tate OF David Weeks, deceased, ar nouned
iris tben with the undersigned within The
IiHs ppeSerIbed By law. or they VIII be barred.
SMITH, Administrator.
TO- oo2G fawfra
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

PERsONAL-Cols. c. w. Belknspp and
]. J. Worshsm, with their families,
arrived from Arkansas yesterday, and
are stopping at the Worsham House.
:. <. Dacus, formerly Of the Argus, is
also in town.
Hon. Dan Able leeFas IN the morning
| for st. Louis.
Gen. InO. s. Marmsduke is in town,
uutting up Gt The OvertOn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28

Loyal LEAGUERs IN CENTRAL Az
pTCA.-Dr. Livingston, the great African
~tyaEsssr, is not dead, as the world sup
nosed. Letters written by toe modern
seTnIorer reasnttg came from the remote
iDterjor Of Genital Africa. IT'S supposed
that b adventurous gentle~aP Is
organizing Loyal Leagues, and GO,
operating with shaw, Beecher and
Hunter ia the business OF humanizing
the poor negro. He expects to be Mayor
of TmbuctoO-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-28
NOTICE.

r-pV Law Firm OF THOMPSON & FRAZEB
1sdf-so.ved by mutual consent OF TIE par
- 10Th on them sin give attention 70 the
lFusiness IN their charge ul e osed
WING. THOMPSON,
{. W. FRAZER
-.-,her On 49, novgl