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


The following beautiful lines are from IN
Christopher c. Fox, acknowledgement
{ Maryland:
Ny thoughts are OF a wiutry morn
eleven shor years ago,
The wiuds were playing hide and seek
Amid the drifting snow;
When in my room, with mind intent
Upon the lettered page,
A spirit came softly TO the door
To tell papa her age.
And with the most bewitching smile
aTm ain years old. She said.
"And / must have a birthday d
Before o 60 10 bed"
/ well remember hos i laid
The nasty tome aside.
And droppd into a musing mood,
The blazing hearth beside.
Thought me OF the rosy hours
SOsOon 10 pass away.
or all tie changing hues Ct life
That shade the coming day;
Until strange fancieg, dOuhts aud fears
Came trOoping through the brain,
And weary OF my musing mood,
Isought the page again.
Though eheauered years ofjOy and pain,
since those stern wintry hours,
Have cast their shadows and their light
Upon this path OF ours;
Though morethan n bright star Of hope
Within our skies has set,
The sprte who grared the open door,
Thank Godi is with US yet
But now q tenderer thought and love
Blend with the coming years,
Henceforth new trials crowd b scene
A wOmanls path Is hers
For health and happiness and grace
Let US devoutly pray,
That more OF roses han Of thorns
May mark her untried wayl
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Attachment Notice.

Law Court Of Memphis.
ltLERkS Oniee. January s 1S7-simpson,
- Sanders& Co, Plainuns Va WIUism Fi.ber
Defendzat-Attaehment SuiL-Anldayir fof
attachment having been made 10 THIS ease In
pursuance Of Section 3E5 Of q e Code or Ten
Bessee. and sttschmezt having been issued md
stunned BY the proper officer /. levied etc % on
the properly Of TIE defendant. William FISHER.
IL Is therefore ordered. That said defendant
appear a. the COurrhouse. 10 the CITY OF Nem-
PMS, Tenn. on or before the second Monday IN
February. 1891. and defend this suit. or the
same will be taken for confessed as 10 him, and
the case set fog bearing eN parte- and shat a
copy OF Tins order be polished once a week for
four conseeutYe Weeksint The Memphis APPEAL
copy
JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk
By MAsON HYpE. D. G.
Logwood & PeytOn, Attorneys for Piaintfz
Jams Sd
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Mon-Resfdenf Nntfce.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
No. IxS-PresIey r. PeytOn vs.. Frank Cochran
ct al
IT appearing from affidavit In this cause, that
the defendants, Frauk Cochran and Joe
pnine Cochran this wife and Jas H. LeDOW
arc non-resideuts ofthe State Of Tennessee II is
therefore ordered that they make their appear
ancs herein ~ the Courthouse in the city OF
Memphis Tenn, 90 or before the inst Monday in
February, 1867, and plead, answer or demur
10 COMPLIMENTS bill, Orthe same VIII bs taken
fOr confessed, as 20 them, snd-sst fer hearing
parte, and that a copy OF this order be pub
I shed once a week, for four successive weeks,
in the Memphis APPEAL
ACopV-AttesL
A6GUSTUN ALSTON, Clerk and Master.
By Il j. BLACK. Deputy Clerk and Master.
L0gWOod a FeytOns sOls. for complainant
decE laWiW
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Non-Resident NOTICE.

In Chanesy Courf Of memphis. Tenn.
NO lO-A. l. Sorry vs. ] .. Tyson e. al
IT appearing nom afidavit N this cause. that
i the defendants 10. Tyson, NJ. G.. tyson. n.
Knott and ThoS Tyson are RESIDENTS Of the
State OF mississippi and nOn-res dents Of the
State OfTenuesSee h is therefore ordered. that
they make their appearance herein at the COurt-
hOuse in the city Of Memphis, Tenn. on or be-
fore the first Monday in February, 1857. and
plead answer OF demur to complainant bill. or
the same viii be taken for confessed, a. TO
them, and set for. hearing eN-parte. and that a
copy ofthis order be published once a week, for
o q successive weeks, IN the Memphis APPEAL.
A cOpy-attest:
AUGUSTOS ASTON. Clerk and Master.
By r. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
LOgwoOd PeytOn, soils. for complainant
jan4-fW
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Chaneery court OF Memphis, Nov. Term, lSs.
E57-H. R. D=James A. Harwood. Admins
traitor Of william z Eddins. deeeaged. ".
virginia Eddtns. IhomaS b. Eddius. et a..
the widow. heirs at law, distr. hutees and
ereiitors Of sid Nm.E Eddins, deceased.
II this cause Il Is ordered By ne Cont that
Il the County Court OF shelby Cornty. Tpunss-
zee, be enioined from taking any further sfsbs
IN the administration Of the estate OF Eald "a
dtns; that said administrator be Transferred
10 his Court, and tbeeEtate admfufstered upon
- ms0lvents that al creditors. OF those claim
Tag 70 De crediorS whether By note, account.
decree or judgment, both resident and nor
resident berestrained from prosecuting Their
claims, Otherwise Than under this prOcsedfug-
IT'S turtnef ordered, that all creditors do prove
and nie tneir claims with the Clerk and Mastsr
OF this Court, and make theTnselves parties ~
tlis suiL on OF before The second MoudaV In
May. l81, and that q o Of tins order - 1us-
Isneo i0r SIX weeks Ia the Daily Nemphk Az
ZEAL ane Analanehe. and IN the Newspaper
AUGUSTON ASTON.
Clerk and Master.
AAA DAAL
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attachment Notice.

Gronauer - Anderson Hunt Attach
ment suit before ;. A. Moore, Up.
Louis Gronauer vs.. John Hunt Attachment
salt before $ A. Moore, J.r
A FFIDAVfT for sttachment having been
a made In this Gaze IN pursuance OF section
$50 Of he code Of tennessee, and attachments
having issued against the estate Of The
named defendants FOR The sum OF Gl6 d[lgO
against John HUNT and $40 1910 against An
dsrSOn Hnnf cue by account and hsve been
rsLarned levied, etc, IL is therefore ordered
that said defendant enter his appearance on or
before ths Eth day Of February, U67, 70 plead,
answer or demur % ths said plaintiffs COM
plant. or he anne viii be taEeu for confessed
and the case set for hearing eN-Fafte, M that
a copy OF this order se published once q week
Tor Jour consecutive weeks in tae Memphis
APPEAL. s. A. MOORE, Up.
r. lance HnmAua
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, February 1.-The porte
has determined to make concessions
to Crete, and will appoint a Chris
tan governor for Gambia. 1t is as
serted that the Derby administration
will fall to the ground if the queen does
not recommend a reform at the opening
Of parliament.
a Constantinople dispatch announces
that twelve American war vessels are
daily expected there.
PARIS, February 1.-Mr. Bennett is to
receive a gold medal from the Rochelle
yachtmen.
The French minister to Brazil died at
Rio JaneriO.
Count Montholon goes as ambassador
to Lisbon.
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NOn-Resident Notice.

In the County Court OF shelby County, Tenn.
Petition to sell Real Estate.
W. II. Hill, Levi Bill, Eli Hill 81 ais. vs. the
heirs Of Mrs. Marian and Isaiah Goodwin,
deceased, ct ais
IN this cause IL appearing from affidavit On
ale that the heirs at law OF Ms Marian and
isaiah Goodwin, deceased, whose ehildreu's
christian names are unknOwul, are u0n-reSi-
dents OF the state Of Tennessee; Il Is therefore
ordered, that they do enter their appearance
herein. at the Courthouse in the city Of Mem
phis, on or before the first Monday in February,
ls67, and plead. answer or denur 10 complain
ants petition, or The same will be taken for
confessed as TO them and set for hearing ex-
parte. IL is further ordered, that a copy OF This
order be published once a week for four con-
secutfva weeks In the Memphis APPEAL. a
newspaper published in the city Of Memphis.
JOHN LOAGUE, Clerk.
December n. 1855.
HaIium & Mulligln, solicitors for complain
ants deeI3 Iaw4We
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THE NEW COUNTY OF Dixie"

The Alabama senate, on the 2Sth ult.,
passed a bill creating a new county from
portions of Franklin. On the motion
made by MI. Lindsay to fill the blank,
he made the following brief hut eloquent
and appropriate remarks:
In designating the new counties estab.
lished by the present legislature, senators
have sought to and perpetuate a.
household words names sacred to local
recollection, or cherished with affection
and pride by the southern people,
To those of Washington, Jefferson
and Madison, and other illustrious
men, whose patriotism shed a halo of
grandeur and glory upon the triumphs
Of American independence, and whose
wisdom designed and perfected the fabric
Of constitutional government, we have
added the names of Lee, Cleburue, Bull
lock, Baine and Hale-Of Henry CLAW.
Elmore and Crenshaw-an array not so
pre-eminent in the rolls Of fame. vet
worthy the association, and presenting a
bright cOronet of heroes and Statesmen
to deck the brow of history
Names that were not born TO die
/ o ask to adOrn that noble circle by
placing in its center a gem Of rare and
peculiar value. A name of glowing.
though perhaps subdued, splendor, com
memorative Of deeds of valor and re-
nown, blended with the fame of heroes.
treasured in the melody Of song, and
around which the hopes of millions once
fondly and ~feTvently clustered. 1t be-
longs TO history and descends the stream
Of time like some costly freighted argosy,
laden with rich and glorious memories
to awaken the sympathies or arrest the
admiration of future ages. / desire to
give to this new country the name Of
g Dixie
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WHAT MAKES A MAN.

A truthful soul, a loving mind,
Full OF affection for Its kind;
A spirit firm. erect and free,
That never baSely bends the knee;
That will not hear a feathers weight
OF slaveryk chain for small or great;
That truly speaks from God within;
Thai never makes a league with sim
That snaps the fetters despots make,
And loves the truth for lis own sake;
That wOrships God, and Him alone,
And bows no more than at His throne
That tuembleS at no tyrant'S nod;
A soul that fears no one but Gbd,
And thus can smile al curse OF ban-
This Is she soul that makes a Man.
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Curious Accident from Lime ana Kero-

80
Mr.. Samuel Cox, Of the town of Sara
toga, WinoIh county, Wis, met with a
serious accident on Friday week, while
Stacking a quantity of common lime in a
kerosene barrel in the cellar. After add
ing water, and while stirring with q
stick, he brought a lighted candle in con-
tact with the steam or gas, which in
stantly exploded, throwing him some
eight OF ten feet against the cellar wall,
ripping up the house floor, throwing
Mrs. Cox from her chair and burning
several Of her fingers 10 a blister, and
burning the lips and tongue Of u young
lady who was standing at a table in the
same room. The hole through the floor
was about four feet by eight. Particles
Of lime were thrown all over the house.
The explosion vas terrific, and notwith-
standing being shut up in the house, it
WAS heard at a distance Of a quarter Of a
mile. The face and hands Of Mr.. Cox
were burned to a blister, and he was 9TH
erwise bruised so that he was confined to
his bed. His eyes were also swollen shut
for two days. Under medical care he is
doing well.
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In the Chancery Court Of Memphis. Tenn.
Nc. HSl-Jn A. Higgins vs.. Jas. II. Freeman
81 al.
1T appearing from afidavit in this cauSe thar
4 the defendant, Jas H.. Freeman "a 4 resfderr
OF the state Of Mississippi and a non-resfdarf
OF the state OF Tennessee 10 is therefore Or
defed tnaS ne make ais appearance herein 81
the Courthouse, in the city Of Memphis. Tenn
byor before the nEt Monday tn feoruary lie,
ana plead answer or Gemur 70 complainant
BIN or the same VIII be taken for confessed. -
70 hims and set Tor bearing ex parfe. and fhst
a copy ofthls order be published-Oncs a weef-
for Q q successive weeks In the Memphis Ar
EAL
A cOpT-ntfess.
AUGUsTON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
BY J. BLACK Deputy Clerk and Master.
o2N0o 4 feyton, sels. for complainant.
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Non Resident Mofice.

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis. Team.
No. IA50-Jno. A. Higgins vs.. Jas. H. Freeman
and j. W. WAEerson.
the defendant, Jas II. FreeInan, Is a resident
on the stale Of Mississippi. NONRESIDENT
~ the state OF Tennessee; it is there
fore ordered. that he make hi appear
auce herein at the Courthouse, In the
city Of Memphis, Tenn. BY or before the first
Monday in February ,leb7, aud plead, answer or
demur 10 complainant bin. or the same viii be
taken for confessed. as % him, and set for hear
ing * pArts. aud thai a copy Of this order be
published once a week for four successive
weeks in the Memphis APPEAL
A -eOpy-Gttests
AGGUSTON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
BY b J.. BLACK, Deputy Ulerk snd Master
I0ggood 4 PeytOn, sOlS. 10r complainant.
FaerHf Tuuaz
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Attacbme,.t S,it.

In the Law Court Of Memphis, Tennessee.
simpson, Sanders & Co. VS.. Owners Steamer
Naf0ma.
made in this case in PURSUANCE or section
$50 OF the Code Of Tennessee, and Attachment
having been issued aud returned By the prop. T
officer - Levied, &C." on the property of he
defendants, Owners Steamer Nafoms.
IL Is therefore ordered that said Defendants
appear at the Court House In the city OF Mem
phis, Tenn, on or befOre the second MOnday ia
February next, and defend this suit or the sane
will bs taken Tor confessed As 10 them, and set
for hear1uge xparte, and that a copy u this Or
der be published once week for f0Tr couSscu-
tive weeks in the Memphis APPEAL-
JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
A Copy. By MASON hyde. d G..
LOgwood & PeytOn, attorneys for plaintiffs.
January q IS67. faAIaw4W
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Nom esfdenf Nofice

ASTON.
Clerk and Master.
Deeem ueI = Lt.H. III L.
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The following beauuful lines are from the
Hon. Christopher &. Fox, acknowledgement
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Nom Resident Notice.

In the Chancery Court OF MeHphis, Tenn
No. EO6-J. Mason CampbeI e al vs.. Jno. l..
ClsybroOk, JnO OvertOn, VIM L Vance et al.
IT appearing from affidavit In this eause. that
Il the defendants, James Barton aud Arson
Williams are resideuts Of the state OF Arkansas
and nOn-residents OF the Stale OF tennessee .
II is therefore ordered. That they make thefr
appearance herein At the Ourt HOUSE IN tnecity
Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the nmt
Monday in February 1867. and plead,
answer or demur TO complainant bill, Or
the same viii be taken for confessed, a.
to them, and set for bearing exparts, and
that a q Of this order be published once q
week, for four successive weeks, I'm the Mem
phis AFPEAL-
A eOpy-aftest.
AU6USTON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
BY r. J. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Heiskeli, scott s. Heiskeil. soils. for complain
ont Faur Hrg-Huu
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Opening Of the Cornell Library az
Ithaca.

Ithaca.
The founding Of the Cornell university
is only one of Senator Cornelps philan-
thrOpic schemes for building up his town
and county. Another of them, recently
set in vigorous operation, was duly set
apart on the 10Th Of December by public
exercises, which are described by the
correspondent of one of our exchanges F:
AT the voluntary ringing of bells and
firing of guns about one thousand per-
sons crowded into the beautiful and COM
modiOus lecture-TOOm of the Cornell Ii
brary building, to behold one Of the
grandest ceremonies il could be their
privilege TO witness. Hon. John NJ. Sell
kreg presided. After prayer by the Rev.
William Searles, of the Methodist
church, Mr.. Cornell, in q plain, unOsten-
tiOus, but impressive manner, made over
TO the citizens of Ithaca and TOmpkins
county the Cornell library building and
all its appurtenauces, by presenting the
deed and keys to a board of trustees. b.
G.. Ferris, in an appropriate speech, ac-
Cepted the princely gift, and, so far as
words could, thanked Mr.. Cornell in the
name OF the trustees and citizens. a
hymn was sung, and the dedication
prayer was offered by Rev. Thomas C..
Strong, of the Reformed Dutch church.
The building, one hundred and four by
sixty-fOur feet, and four stories high. is
imposing in appearance, and cost sixty
one thousand dollars. 1t contains rooms
let for the pOstOfflce, national bank. and
other offices, the rent Of which 90 to help
the library and pay expenses. Also, an
aTmory and drill-rOom, l~ecture-rOom
capable of seating eight thousand, ladies'
and gentlemen's reading-roOms, besides
the library and its appendages. In ad-
ditiOn to this, Mr., Cornell placed upon
the library shelves four thousand dollars
worth Of books, and pledged himself to.
add n thousand dollars worth amnu-
ally, until he should have furnished
fifteen thousand dollars worth of books
for the library. In his presentation ad-.
dress he remarked " that years ago he
became convinced that 1t was a folly to
hoard up treasures on earth, TO bequeath
in ones last will and testament, and to
be disposed Of probably, by unwilling
heirs, or injudiciOus executors ; and he
decided that he would act the better
part, and give while he lived and rearEEa
his lifetime, at least the satisfaction
and pleasure Of seeing his b~enefactions
DO good to s3se for whom they were
designed
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Aftnchment Notice.

Before Johu c. Creighton, ]. P.
J. J.. ah0On ". y. b Cain.
u,H defendant in the above entitled cause
VIII take notice that an attachment has
heen sued out against hin upon the grounds
tbat he Is anOn-residen OF the state Of Tennes-
see and the ease set for hearing az my odice in
The city OF Memphis, on the 18th day OF Feb
rDarv 80. when and where he canappear aud
defend said suit or the same viii be proceeded
with sx parte; and that a copy Of this order be
published once a week Tor four weeks in the
Memphis Daily Appeal
JOHN c. CREIGHTON. J.. r.
Memphis January SslS5Z. ianD laW8w
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$1,000 Ot

Tickets for this Lottery costNNE DOLLAR
EACH, and can be purchased al the principal
jewelry and other stores on Canal street. and
at the principal hotels and bookstores of the
city.
Some of the prizes are now on exhibition in
the windows appropriated 70 the purpOee by
Messrs. A. b. Griswoid & Co., +. A, Tyler, G.. II.
Zimmerman, and Gaines & Reif. Canal street.
II is proposed that the Lottery viii take place
at the close OF toe Bazaar, which is 70 COM
meBce in February next.
Il will be entirely under the preparation and
direction of gentlemen OF high standing.
J.B. HOOD, President.
DABNEY II. MAURY,
Sec'y OF the southern Hospital Association.
Papers disposed to favsr the Bazaar VIII please
COPY this Advertisements. dec;8 tw
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LANDS D SALE.
TtCO Valuable Lots Of Land
for Sale.

THE following two lots OF valuable Land will
Il be sold cheap, II applied for soon North
east quarter section-Sectiou >. township s,
range u, West Tunica county, Miss, imme-
diateIy on the Mississippi river, just forty (f0i
miles below Memphis, well wooded and
northeast quarter of section IN eleven, town
ship t) taree, range west, DeSOta county, Miss,
the latter heavily tnHbered with walnut, beech,
maple and hickory, and in the immediate
vicinity OF 8 sawmill. For particulars apply AT
Counting Room DAILY APPEAL, No. Is Madison
street. ianS u
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0RnnA The President OF a Bank has
BOOOUs placed in our hands for sale sta
.tfsties OF a Commission Business that would
pay in Memphis Sa90 ayear on $500 The whole
viii be submitted 70 a beard Of n. erses- Adj
dress g. ii. LUYDER 4 ~.
ISL B~rOsdsay, n. Y.
Refer 20 Charter bal Life Insurance Co, and
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LIVERY article usually kept by Druggists can
H. be found here. Ny stock rs all new and
fresh, and such asI can guarantee. To the citi-
zens OF Memphis, Planters, Merchants, Ply
sicisns, and all who are in need OF anything
in my line, / would take this method OF assur-
ing them that their orders will be nled upon
short notice and with such articles as can be
relied upon. To those sf my former patrons,
who have dealt with me up to the time l was
Of necessity compelled TO sell out, 1 would
cordially ask a renewa OF their acquaintance,
assuring them that our past and former deal
ings Is only a guarantee OF what the luture viii
be. promising Always to do the best / can
Tie PRESCRIPTION DEPARTMENT being
one of the most important branches OF the
Apothecary business, and one that requires
skin and experience. viii receive nay personal
attention and during my absence viii be under
the control Of competent and careful Apothe-
carries, accessible at all hours day or night
soliciting an examination Of stock and prices,
[ am, very respectfully, your humble servant,
u. +. GOODYEAR,
Druggist and ApOthecary, 80 second St.,
dec27 3m Near Monroe. MemPhis. Tenn.
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TRE SKIRT
INQUIRE for BradIey's Duplex Skirt.

CAUTION.-Te guard against TMPOsI-
TIoE be particular to notice that skirts offered
fsr DUPLEX have the red ink staIup, VIZ: u
W. BRAOLEY'S DUPLEX ELLIPTIC STEEL
SPRING." upon the waistband-none Others
are genuine. Also, NOTICE that each HOOP viii
ADMIT a PIN being passed through the center OF
il, thereby PRoVuSG that there are TWO springs
braided together therein, which is the SECRET
of their superior and FLENIBILTTN
and a combination not possessed by any SINGLE
RIM hoop.
Made In ali styles to suit the wearer, viz;
The " Empress TraiI.' 81 yards ilatosG for
D-rawingrOom and Party Dress.
The Pride of the World, 81 yards Qatestl
for Promenade Dress.
The Paris Trail, 3 yards Qatestl Tor House
Dress,
IS The name of the style VIII be found on
the waistband of the skirt. nov1 SIN
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3 r w & PERKINS,
PUBLISHERS OF
s Fl e Ell II
and MUSIC BOOKS.

WE would respectfully call the attention of
w Choir Leaders and Singing School Teach
eTs to our establishment, where all kinds of
Church Music. Glec and Anthem Books can be
obtained OF the most faYsrable terms
The long experience of our Mr.. Perkins in
Musical Conventions, ChOirs, the Concert room
and Sunday Schools, enables him 10 give advice
and information on all points of musical in
terest as to the selection or proper works OF IN
struction, formation OF Musical Schools-pro-
greSs in musical studies, and items OF general
Interest to composers, leaders, teachers and
students.
Sheet Music furnished on the usual terms.
with promptneSs and dispatch. Country orders
solicited, and selections made for pupils, teach
ers, concerts, etc, etc, etc.
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Noon Dispatches.
FROsK WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, February 1.-They are
now discussing the tariff bill in the
senate.
House.-The consular and diplomatic
approximations passed as amended by the
committee on the whole.
The military academy bill was also
passed.
The Indian bureau was transferred to
fba war denartmeut.
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at the Merchants Exchange. in Odd Fellows
Hall. in the city OF Memphis, Tenn, sch, 70 the
highest bidder. for cash, the foil wing property,
tO-wit: A certain lot OF land lying, being and
situate in q e county Of Shelby and STATE OF
Tennessee and city OF Memphis. and designated
on Hills subdivision Of original country lot
No. 5ll, as lot 81. together with all OF tie appur-
tenanees thereunto belonging The title tosaid
property is believed 70 be good. sut Wlllsel
and eonyey only as Trustee. Equity OF re-
demptiOn waived.
Sale at u o'clo~k. m.
JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
ROYsrER, I~REZEYAsT 4 Co, AuctiJneen
LogwOOd & Peyton. jams sod