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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-14

THE EEWS-
Missionaries say China Is full Of Sc
eret political societies.
The new Postofice at Boston is to
cost s450, 900.
Over one hundred thousand sheep
have been driven from Oregon TO Cali
fornla this year.
-Itnow seems the Alaska ~appropria-
hon bill will probably pass BY a small
majority.
Travellers will be glad to know the
three railroad depOts ct Augusta, Ga,
are 70 be connected by rail.
Robinson Crusoe appears dramatizsd
on the French stage, and is very popu-
lar.
Kansas has sweet potatoes 10 enor-
nous size and quantities. this season.
Pensacola Is soon TO be the rendez-
vous Of United States vessels Of war In
the gulf. Among them will be two flag
ships.
Brick Pomeroy is constructing s
skating rink.
Australia has taller trees than Cali,
fOrnia.
Mr.. r Ten Brock, Of turf notoriety,
Il at present on q visit TO Lexington.
KY.
Al RAEa hGAE LEAEE1 A0L EAlE uEnl EALut
IN Minnesets this season.
Hurricanes have rather deprecated
some OF Mr.. Stewards late acquisitions in
real estate.
A Democrats Mayor was elected III
Manchester, New Hampshire, Tuesday
by 800 majority.
An extensive Smuggling bushes:
over the Grand Trunk railroad hss beer
discovered.
Susceptible opera goers in Gotham
are all in love with the charming Lam
belle.
Several applications for the throne
Of Abyssinis have been made to the
British Government. One applicant
claims to have descended from King
Solomon.
Mrs. Sarah Bullock, Of Ballston Spa
Y. Y, is raising her third crop OF teeth
at the age Of IS years.
Admiral Thatcher Is allowed by
Congress to accept a prOffered decoration
from the ebony ruler Of Hayt.
Rev. DR.. Ambrose Manahan, az
eminent Roman Catholic preacher and
writer, died at Troy on Monday.
Prentice says the Radicals look only
to the interest Of the blacks. They have
no whites In their eyes.
Senator Henderson, Gen. Sherman
and Commissioner Taylor viii soon re.
port the operations Of the Indian Peace
Commission.
The Portland AIaine) Star says tina
moose and deer will D o disappear from
that State altogether.
During the month Of November,
there were Is, 167 acres of land entered a.
the La Crosse Wis land office.
Butler is at the Metropolitan, New
York, aud the walters have strict injunc.
lions 70 serve him with plated ware.
The old Synagogue on Wentworth
street, Charleston, s.. C., will be dedicated
Christmas day, by Bishop Lynch, As 8
Catholic Church for the use Of eoiOreC
people.
"A San Francisco paper looks forward
to the time when grapes from California
by the Pacific railroad, viii be retailec
in the Atlantic States at five cents pei
pound. That editor is far seeing.
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General r. z. lee,

OF Virginia, has a FINLEY DAsHER. Col
Nath. Adams, Stanton Depot, uses FINLEY
DASHER Col. J. +. Facklsr, OF Huntsville
Ala, uses FINLEY DASHER q. D. Winchsn,
OF Cincinnati, says nothing equal to the
DAsHER. Mrs A. D. Smith, OF Rochester, N.
Y, uses one or the DASdERS. Col h K.
Strong, of Dixon. III, pronouness the DASHER
a success. Dr.. ]. a. owen. OF Russslville, KY,
says Il can't be beat. The venerable editor OF
the jackson Wing, W. W. Gates, DOES not hest
tate to recommend the DAsHER in highest
terms. And 50 will any Other Individual who
will TRY II. Retail Price, 80 70. Exclusive
agencies and good terms to the right sort OF
men with = small capital. Cal upon, or write
to, IA CAMERON q CO.,
Ss Main street.
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From three years Old up. This Il the best op
porlnnity ever offered Tor Supplying your
wants IT greatly reduced prices. a. I am DE-
TERMINEp 10 CLOSE OUT THE ENTIRE
STOCK WITHIN NINETY DAYS.
J. D. WILLIAMS,
dee7tf ssz Main sr-..a
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Notice q. Bankruptcy.

Unlted states Of America, Western District Of
Tennaesee-ss.
THIs Is 20 give notice that on the nth day OF
4 December, AsD4 1871, a warrant in bank.
rnptcs was issued against the estates OF William
Z. Ford aud f. 4. Wilson, OF the county OF
shelby and State OF Teune--ea. who nave been
adjudgei bankrupts. on their own petition
thai the payment OF any debts and delivery OF
any property belonging to such bankrupts, TO
Them or tar t1eir use, ana the transfer of any
property by them are forbidden by law That
"A meeting Of the creditors OF said bankrupts.
60 prove their debts, and TO choose one or more
ass'gnees Of taeir estate, will be held at a Court
$50 Maiu street, in Waldran Block, Memphis.
Temp, before tn mas J. Latham, no, Regis
ter, on the Cd day Of January, A, D lsos, az II
o'clock, an.
Memphis, Tenn 18th day of december, A. D.
1867. j. ~. T0MENY,
T.. 3. Marshal, Messenger.
By J. B BINGHAM.
Deputy .. 5. Marshal, Messenger.
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Uses one Of the FINLEY DAsHERs-so do
Capt ID. H. Potter, Capt Jos Lenow. Judge
AIch'd Wright, Mai. NJ. J.. Wicks, Newton
Ford. Esq, b. B. Barnes, Esq, H.. A. Montgom-
cry, Esq DIT. A. Burleson, Morris L. Webb,
Esq, and hundreds ofothers. They are seld at
s. retail, cash, and guaranteed.
J.. A. CAMERON 4 co.
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&C p Deputy .. s MarshaI, Messspg
Notice In Bankruptcy.

United States OF America, Western District OF
Tennessee-ss.
THIS is 20 give notice that on the 18Th day OF
L December, A. D., 1867, a warrant in bank
ruptoy was issued against the estate OF Solomon
Cohen, Of Mem phis, in the county Of Shelby,
and State Of Tennessee who has been aditidged
a bankrupt, on us own Petition; that the pay
nlent ofahy debts, and delivery OF any prop
erty belonging tosuch bankrupt, % him, or far
him, are forbidden by law. That a meeting OF
the creditors OF the said bankrupt, TO prove
ileiF debt, and 70 choose ons or more assisoess
rupJcy, 70 be holden at office No $50 Main
street, in Waldran block, Memphis, Tenn, be-
nh day Of January. a, D., 1865, at II o'cloc an,
memphis, Tenn, l3th day or December. A. d,
1857. J. N. TOMENY.
US. Marshal, Mess niger.
By ! D. BINGHAM.
Deputy U. $. Marshal, Messenger,
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Fathers and sons

Who have toiled all the year long for the
" voter and the tsx-gatherer, can, with z
LABOR, with MORE PLEASURE, ana with cash
capital to the value Of one good Mule, drive q
lucrative business, without rent, insurance,
burglar safes, acceptances, Endorsements or
open accounts, by calling upon the Agents of
the FINLEY CHURN DAsHER, 81 Main
street. Memphis.
J.. A. CAMERON & CO.
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NASHVILLE, December 13.-The Sen
ate to-day passed the Common Carrier
bill allowing negroes 90 railroads the
same privileges as white people.
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Young Meu

Who cannot make money at olerking, CAN.
with a little effort and a little capital, make
money surely and rapidly. by sale OF the FIN
LEY CHURN DAsHkR- Come ndl 81 us, and
we Win convince you.
la CAMERON co,
Agents fur the United safes.
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mARKETs

NEW ORLEANS, December l3.-COttOn
~steadier; Orleans, 142lGI5c (; sales to-day
2S00 bales receipts 7l42 bales; exports
1894 bales; sales OF the week Do 800
receipts p 53l exports, foreign. 1923,
cpast9isa, 85s stock % $50 bales. Su.
gar, easier. Common skGf0; fully fsir
tO choice I24Gl3c. Moiases unchanged
Flour, s%uperhne, firm at 50 50 : choice
SIS % Corn 81 IDOL 20. Oats firm 81
S5c. Pork easier at S24 %. Bacon,
shoulders, retailing II@llfc; clear sides
l54, Lard, no sales quoted, prime tisrce
l44c keg He. Sterling 42l@45c. New
York sight 4c discount. Gold 32}G33.
b NEW YORK, Dscsmber IS Cotton
rather more active, and Ic better sales
1000 bales at l5lt6l52c. Flour dull A;
superfine, IS 5569 Is. Whisky, nomi-
nal. Wheat lower. Germ very scarce,
lS2c better. Oats s3@Gs4c. Rice quiet (;
Carolina, SIC. Coffee dull Sugar steadier
Havana Il4@13c. Molasses dull, S2I 25.
Lard nominal, l2l@l34c.
Money easy at 697 sterling, 93S9E:
gold, 3S5 Government stocks without
decided change stocks quiet.
CINCINNATI. December 13.-FIour,
doll family, ST. 259l2 80. Wheat, dull
and nominal; 81 S. for No. red. Corn,
duh S5c for new ear. Rye, frtn at 81 So.
Barley, Arm at 81 60(Gi 70. Tobacco,
unchanged. Hogs, duh and unsettled,
s. 2597 gross; SS@S IS for dressed.
Mess Pork, dull at S22 Lard, frmer at
l24e. Green meats, dull shoulders, 75a;
sides, 74e; hams, HE. Bulk meats, dull ;
Sk@lO3c for shoulders and sides Butter.
scarce 36G940c. Cheese, steady, 1A{8l5e.
Coffee and sugar, unchanged good to
choice coffee, 22@2se; Cuba suger, 100
l3ci Porto Rico, l2z943sei refined, l79
lY{o. Oh
LOUISVILLE, December l3,-Tobacoo,
easier, S6G27 for hghtlugs to leaf. Flour,
steady at So for super6ns. Wheat, 81 %
55. Corn in ear, SO@S5e, Oats, $50
66c in bulk. Groceries and provisions,
quiet. Hogs, packed, 6497c gross. Lard,
l3+c. Cotton, l49l43c. Whisky, IN
bond, 3O9S2c.
LoNDoE, December I8.-Console, s2z +;
5 20s, u II IS. Illinois Central, $50
FRANKFOBT, December Is.-Bond,
PARIS, December I3.-Bullion 10 Bank
Of France has Increased 1900, 600 francs.
LIVERPOOL, December l3.-Cetton
sales for the week ending yesterday, S.
coo bales; 1900 for exports and 1000 for
speculation. Stock, AS, OOG bales, Of
which So, 200 are American. Uplands,
q; Orleans, u. Sales, 10. 600 bales.
Corn advanced; closed firm at 46s Sd.
Other articles unchanged.
81. LOUIS, December I3.-TObaeeo is
steady and unehanged LGgs, S69s:
CommOR to Shipping Leaf, SS0l5. Flour
Is very firm Superine. S667; \, $50
S IS; Xxx, 5000; xxx to fancy.
$40 50@l3 35. Wheat is higher Spring
S2992 O5. Corn is firm prime TO choice.
9Sc9Sl. Oats are firm bat Inactive.
76@7se. Barley, 81 cal 25. Fall Rive
is higher, 81 GS9I IS. Provisions are
weak. PORK nominal, S2l 50a22 SO.
Shoulders, Ilt@II1e. Lard, dull, IIIa
lsle. Hogs, lower, etGg5c.
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A cash Remittance Of s..

or an order &C. o. d. by Express, viii obtain
one OF the FINLEY CHURN DASHERs,
shipped to any part OF the United States. Send
for Circular, with three cent stamp.
T. A. CAMERON q Co.
dseli 81 Main street, Memphis
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D Raspberry, general sssn'
T,bp =. Raardon, Little Rock AK
Rtehard TbrUstcn. Van bureh' AK
R.ad Fletcher, Pin Blun' AK
Ioo. x. Eakin, Washington AK
Rev.A.R r. winfield, Camden AK
a G. Joy, Bolivar, geHn.
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FROM NEW
PROB NASHVILLE.

The Convention adjourned last Hight
until Monday to give the committees
time to report.
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Non-Resfdent Notfce.

In the Chanoery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
Lydia jenkins and MaryG Mrrdoeh. who sue
oy their next flend, VIM. Armour. Va. Ma
than Adams. George jenkins and Thos. Muf-
doeh.
IT appearing from aaidavtt IN this causa tina
i the do1endants.G George Jenkins ard Thomas
Murdoch are non-reaidsats of the SLataof Rem
nrEsSs.
appearances herain, A. tho Courthouse in TIE
city of Msmphia, Tennessee, on the nrsf
Monday In February. 1856 and plead, answer
will be Eaksn for confessed - ~ them and sst
for heari7g ex parte. and thai . COPY Of tais
order be Published once a week foT tour ruu-
cessive wesEa IN The Memphis AppasE
A COPY. Attest.
AU6uSTON ASTON. Clark and Master.
6. Y. Winchester, and HaisEall . scott. So
ucitoFs for e~ompihinants. deel2 laR1W
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FRom THE
The Sioux Refuse . treaty Of PeacP, un
less she Forts are Observation-Disclosures
Of b Dak Begtsiatares

chicago, December l3.-Fort Lara
ME advices to the Sth say that q party
Of Sioux came in desiring to make peace.
They report that the main body Of that
tribe viii not treat till the forts in their
country are abandoned. Red Cloud, the
chieftain, says be will fight the whites
as long as there is a mar left. Indian
couriers come In daily from war parties,
and go back daily, uumnlested, carrying
provisions and am munition.
The Dakotah Legislature met at Yank-
ton Monday. They have 3 Republican
majority, for the first time in the history
OF this Territory,
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Eight Hundred and seven

tsEl FINLEY CRURS DAsHERs sold In one
wsek-al guaranteed and Tot n yet returned.
"Oid fogies, - don't wait for fear tina you may
possibly be humbugged. No Yankee hum
bag" Il il does not perform all we promise
for It, come and get your money sgain.
J.A.CAMERON & co.
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A. Rer.W. Q. Iohnson.

or the Clpistian Advocate, Col. E Whitmore, Of
the Public ledger, DR.. r. II. Rivers, OF the SOM
erviIle Female college. DR.. VI. W. Philips, Of the
SouaAeyn FaTsaer, for their opinion Of the FIN
LEY CRURN DASHER, and you viii soon
own one.
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: J.. Western Reserve,

and "GoshenT housekeepers and dairymen
pronounce the FINLEY CHURN DAsHER
the best ehurning Implement yet seen. Try il
yourself, and you viii be mlIy convinced. Re-
tail at 50 ". J. A. CAMERON SEQ.
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Z. W. Caldwell,

Shelby Depot, says no h~ousekeeper ought TO be
without a FINLEY CHURN DAsHER and
no one osrtainly WILL amer one trial, for the
trihlng sum OF s. 90. Ask Lr. Henry Dicksy,
Or. Love and General J. &. y. Roberts, OF Her
nandO, what they would take for their FINLEY
DAsHERS II they could not get another. Per-
hsps they would surprise you with their an
swsrs. Rstailed everywhere at 50 W. Mare
agents wanted.
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2OOO Finley Churn Daahers

To arrive next week. Agents can be probably
employed. Our agents srs all making money.
You can do the same, If you Will try.
J. A. CAMERON & CO.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

lessee and Manager-.----W e.
Stage Manaaer-----SHlkLEI II. FRANCE
Treasurer D. 5IEINKUHL
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DIED.

MENDELAR.-At S~andoval. Ill, December
Sd, LIZZIE MENnELAE, aged q years, vile Of j.
b, MeudelsF.
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Nottce in Rankruptcu.

United States OF America, Western District OF
qennessee-ss.
gHIB Is TO give notice that on the nth day OF
l. Decenbef. A u. ls67, a warrant ia bank
rupJcy was issued against the estate Of Edward
z Lane-o or Memphis, in the county or Shelby,
and II lie OF reTanessess who has been adjudged
"a Uankrupt. on his own petition that the paw
ment OF amy debts, and delivery OF any pro-
perry belonging 20 such bankrupt, TO him, or
Tor his use, and th~atraRsier Of any property by
the creditors or the ssid bankrupt, to pro ge
their debts a-ndtOchOese Onq or more asslknees
Of mis- estate. WlH be held at a Cpnrt Of bank
rnptcy, 10 bea h1ideR AZ Office No. 81 Main
street. Id Wa1drEn Biprk, MemphIs, Tenn, be-
I re Thomas ]. Latham, Esq, Register, on the
ID day OF jan ary. AID. 1865. at2 O'Clock M.
Memphis, Tenn, 18th Qepem ler. A. d. 1867.
]. N. 1OME NY
u. s. Marshal, Messenger.
by J. n. BTNGHAM,
deeI42 t Deputy T.. :. Marshal, Messenger.
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ALErrER from Abyssinia, dated Go

ALErrER from Abyssinia, dated o.
tOber Slst, hesra Of the return, two days
previously, Of Col. MerriwetheF and his
party from accommodating the county to
the southwark, after a severe march OF
1870 miles. Ia the country they ira
versed-nOW for the first lime visited
by Europeans-tbey found but little
water, and that ia wells. In parts the
thermometer ranged at 10. The passes
were throngh beds Of torrents, with huge
masses OF rock on every side. Tho land
Ing pier at ZalIa, $50 yards long, was
finished, and a great portion Of tramway
hsd already been laid doNR. Troops
were arriving daily, and Annesley Bay
wss rapidly assuming as busy an aspect
as Bombay harbOF. OF Theodore there
is 10 Intelligence, but he Is virtually
sovereign over bat a small portion Of the
country now.
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Country Merchants
Can now npIenisn theirstocks at Less THAN
NEW YORK PRICES.
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MaI. H. Id. RnIkIeH

]. A. CAMERON & CO.
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IN 'front.' Of their SelesrOom, a handsome sad
1 die and Harness MARE, lnnely bred. sold
for no fault, and under full guarantee a. to
s-oundness and title. decIS p
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Every body Knows

The genial " Charlie" Norris. &c says the FIN
LEY CHURN DAsHER bsats everything In
AIkEnsss. John NJ Woodson, Of Germantown,
is astonishing and delighting this good house,
keepers or hts neighbOrh0oJ with the marvel
Gus work OF the DAsHER. Can't please your
wife and daughters better than BY adding a
DASHER 20 your hOusehSid inventory. Only
IS 90. Agents wanted everywhere.
J, A. CAMERON a CO.
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Vera Atque Honesto deere.
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or the FINLEY CHUKN DAsaER5 and try
il; IL not fully up To rspI esentaEon, return it
and get your Three Dollars.
IA. CAMERON ACO.
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THE New York World defines its posi-
ton on the negro suffrage question as
follows I" The plan we suggested is one
which the excluded States each acting
for itself could well afford 10 adopt
namely, first e probation Of i've years
from Lees surrender (the date of actual
emancipation second, negro suffrage
on a property qualification for thirty
years thereafter third, leaving the next
generation to make the suffrage univer-
sal or not, IS the qualified voters might
determine. This would put the Southern
negroes on the same footing as Jamaica
negroes ~emigraiing 10 New York-fve
years probation and property Suffrage
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Common Carrier BEE Passed by thl
n
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EASTBAND, LLOYD g. GILBERT,
Ne. s9i MaIH St.. Memphis, Tenn,
and for sale by agents evsryEhsrs.
AGENTS WANTED
II EFERT COUNTY In The TXITEB STATES.
]. A. CAMERON & 90.
Agents Wanted

In every county IN the United States for the
FINLEY CHURN DASHER Liberal induce
ments to active and reliable men.
J. a. CAMEhJN AGO,
81 Main street, Memphis, Tenn,
Agents for the United states.
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n. n. TREZEVANT's
Suburban Residence and Lands.
FOR SALE CHEAP.

A SECOND HAND ENGINE. with Boiler
n and Fixtures complete-Engine with CYL
lnder Inches with "A Inches stroke. usually
termed 81 horsepower, in cOmpleas order.
Apply som at 23 Madison street, or 196 Front
Row. SOUTH ". FIT. a COT. PRESS co.
I. H. MERRITT, Asst Sup1E
Memphis, December Il, 1857. decl8 I'm
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CLOTHING,

ThsR ecIal attention ofthe Ladies is directed
10 myh rye and well assorted stock OF
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NOTICE.

The clients OF The late NJ r hin. ESQ. and
smith q Hi, are hereby notified thar
In regard to their business.
can be obtained from Messrs. Stephens q
smith, a-torueys+at-iaw, p Madison Street. i'm
whose charge the papers and unfinished bust
ness have bean placed They viii give attention
70 the business until the parties mske oEhsr
arranZeAents. SPARED HTTT-
November q. 1887, novly ~
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NOTICES
NOTICE

HNEE undersigned viii apply At tha January
u Iermt looo, or the County Court OF she by
county, Tennessee, % prObaIe the viii OF A q.
j Weathsrzu, and for letters tesfamentary
IASEeou Al EATHkRAAL.
declz laW4U7 A. @. WEATHERAII-
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Notice.

PPLICATfON VIII be made nv q Trader
n Esq az the December Term. 1857. on ne
county Court Of shelby county aor I~effsrS 0T
administration on the estate OF A. ". Arnold
deceased. By OrGsr or Court.
November Is. 1877. 1ovI= II
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Gel. w. Underwood,

NVA- " UHNCA "WVHs
popular candidate for municipal h0nors.
says batter ia made at his house In less than
i've 81 minutes with the FINLEY DA5HER.
" B. Waldraa, Esq, Secretary and Treasurer
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad, uses the
FINLEY DASHER. Ask him II he can now
anord TO do without it DR.. J. Y. Cummings
says butter Is obtainsd At his house In from
three to i've minutes with the FINLEY
DAsHER. Go and get one and try It yourself
Price, s. ", cash.
IA CAMERON a CO,
81 Main street.
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w WHISKY.

80 hurrsIs, 50 hAlfharrsEs WHISKY
as' below Proof, On sonslgHnest, viii De
sold low, for cash, By innedinss apD'i-
Gallon to MART WAIT 4 CO.,
deeliu 9ga 'front.' street.
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Notice.

KTE have this day appointed Mpssrs. ALL
" son BROTHERS our SOLE agents TO Wind
up our Old business IN this city An persons
indebted to US, and sH parties having clzims
IN their D ssrssion FOR collection from jar for
mer agent, Ar. WI Paul, will make alr remit
ta-ces aUd address all communication 10
thPm-they alone befng zed 10 receipt
FOR payment made in liquidation n said bush
nesS. HiLLMAN, BEUT-ER 4 SINS.
Memphis, Tenn. December l. 1851. decd I'm
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urge upon all opponents Of Rsdicalism
throughout the State, to organize clubs
ia every county and precinct In the
Stats for the purpose OF informing and
~instrueting the coIored people 10 their
true interests, snd accomplishing the
defeat Of the bogus State Constitution. y
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N0tIce.

WILL sell my lower Plantation In TunJca
Il county, OF exchange IL for other good prop-
srty, OF lease fl for the nsxt year or Tor a seriss
Of years. IL IL one Of tbs highest and BEST in
the bottom. about 40 miles below Memphis.
iYis A.. WRIGHT
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-14

w ANTS A SITUATION As GARDENER
w A Young man. wi hout mount r nee, is
DESTROYS OF a post on Of the above description,
or vii take an interest in the crop. To auy
person VINO desires a man, he cannot do better
scotsman, so Main street or TO John O'Connor,
Liquor Dealer, LOO and 10, corner Market and
Main streets. del4 lwe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-14

u REMEMBER says Lord Eidop,
. Ar. Justice Gould trying q case al
York, and when he had proceeded for
about v hours, be observed, Here are
only eleven jurymen Ia the box. where
Is the twelfth Please you, my Lord,'
said q Of the eleven, he has gone
away about some other business-but be
has left his verdict with me !lU
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FROM WASHINGTON.

SsJsetiOn of Grounds for the New Fhfte
HOuse-meeting of the Indian Gem
mfsstsnerH-COmmiSsf0aer of Patents
TeRGers HiE EestSnatfon-ReBOrt 81
the Directors OF she Bureau Of Stats
Ggs-COBRressfOuhl Matters.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-14

Last night Of the popular young artistic, CE-
CILE Rush.
Saturday Evening. her IA.-The
thrilling drama, in i've scls, en-
titled CHILO5TEALEk-MuGge Rutherford,
Cecile Rusl.
Monday E~vening-The taleuted young Ameri-
eau Tragedian. Ran MAYO.
In OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CRyOK
Doors Open AZ a to 7 curtain to rise at X
precisely. Seats may De secured six days N
adVan-e.
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NEW rs
Notice.

4 Ii P rsons having claims against the Es-
"a IA eof MIS-. Jane T ID. Keller, deceased, will
present The same, properly authenticated, with
in the time prescribed by law. or they wifi be
forever barred, to +. M.-AICDEFRE5H,
deCla laUAW administrator.