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OBITUARY.

OLnHAM-Died, at Hot Springs, Arkansas.
on the oath September, 1871, Mr. CoRNELLA
OLDHAM, reliet Of thelate Dr: samuel oldham,
OF kylau, Haywood county, Tennessee.
The deceased was born July 80, 1898, In Han
over county. Virginia, the daughter Of DR..
Rober, Honeyman, an eminent scotch physi-
elan was married in April, 1sl6, to her late
honored husband, with him resided several
years in King George county, Virginia, and re-
moved thence to Haywood county, Tennessee.
in the autumn Of 1888, where they settled
permanently at Eylau. Here they had ac-
quired a large estate, erected an elegant man
sion, and adorned their home with every con-
venience. Possessed OF very considerable
wealth, they had accumulated around them
great abundance and luxury that a cultivated
taste, united to industry and prudent economy
could procure, and with generous liberal, ele-
CANT hospitality, dispensed Its comforts TO all
who came. The subject OF this notice presided
over this establishment with a grace, ktndnes
and dignity that were the elimination OF al,
and few persons OF any note in West Tennes-
see nave not participated in its munidcent en-
joyments, as well as many from q distance
After the death Of the late DR.. Oldham, the
subject OF this notice continued 70 dispense
the sane generous hospitality, and although
deprived by the ruthless Ysndals OF the North,
during the late civil war, as well as the rest Of
her family. OF her large property, her house
pIIlaged. robbed and insultsd, she bore 1t ali
with Christian meekness and fortitude, and
continued 20 receive her friends at her hospi-
table mansion with the same cheerful kindness
as in days Of prosperity. The deceased was an
exemplary Christian, devoted to the Episcopal
Church, OF which she was 8 msmher-a dutfful,
anecfionats wife and mother, a humans and
indulgent mistress, a faithful friend and char
table to the poor. An in sll she combined 50
many virtues, graces and amenities, that We
shall never look upon her like again.
November u, 1851. L.
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WASHINGTON, November ISs-The
House COMMITTEES wss in full session to-
day on the subject OF their reports in the
impeachment case.
There is no prospect of another trial Of
John H. Surratt. It may possibly take
place, however, in January or February.
1t is ascertained from an official source
that President Davis will be tried on the
Indictment now pending.
The Navy Department has received
Farragut's report of his reception st
Plymouth. England, and subsequent ar
rival at Lisbon. He has been every
where greeted with the greatest kindness
and courtesy. ~
NEW ORLEANS, November 18.-Spe-
cisl orders No. l8S, from Headquarters
Fifth Military District, removes Harry
T. Hays for the same reasons assigned in
his former order. DIR. Geo. W. Avery Is
appointed In his place. The same order
removes p. r. @. Rorke, Clerk OF the
Second District Court, parish Of Orleans,
for malfeasanee in Office, and appoints
r L Shelley to the vacancy created.
Shelley is former correspondent Of the
New York Tribune, now OF Forney's
Press. The Times and Crescent animal
vert severely on the new appointments.
They say there Is no man In the commu-
nifty more universally despised. All the
papers except the Times, though, speak
favorably OF DR.. Avery.
Gen. Hartsof left for the North last
night in charge Of the family Of the late
Brevet Col. Lee.
w. d. Riley, Manager at the st.
Charles Thester, died suddenly OF con-
gestive chills Saturday evening. He
had just arrived but q few days before
from Indianapolis. He was buried Sun
day with Masonic honors.
Boston, November lS.-Tne statue of
Edward Everett by Story, was unveiled
Ia the public garden this morning. Gov.
Andrew was to have delivered the ors-
ton, but his death induced the commit
tee to dispense with public service.
LOUISVILLE, November 1S.-River
slowly falling, two feet three inches.
PHILADELPHIA, November lS.-Therc
we're two heavy failures here to-day ;
one q dry,goods commission house. Lisbil-
ties $500, 900 and q maehinist for $50, 900 ;
small assets in both cases.
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leaves to the several States q residuary
and inviolable Sovereignty over all other
objects" In No. 40, he said that in the
establishment of the Constitution, the
States were "regarded as distinct and in
nties; p and that " the
States In all enumerated cases, are left
in the enjoyment OF their Sovereign and
independent j~urisdlction,W 1EEDH
In No. 81, Mr.. HAMILTON, replying to
the suggestion that under the COnstitu-
ton a State might be sued by individuals
on its securities, said that it was "inhe-
rent in the nature of Sovereignty, not to
be amenable to the suit Of an individual
without its consent" that this exemp-
ton, IS one Of the attributes Of SoVer-
eighty, was then enjoyed by every State
in the Union that this immunity was
not surrendered by the plan of the Con-
vention, and the State governments
would not be Invested Of the privilege of
paying their own debts 10 their own way,
free from every eonstraint, but that which
flows from the obligations Of good faith.
He said, "The contracts between 3 Ma
ton and individuals are only binding on
the conscience Of the SovEREIGN, and
have no p~retension to q compulsiye force.
They confer no right Of action, independ-
ent OF the sovereign win /" and applied
this language to the States, under the
Constitution.
And Mr. MARSHALL, afterwards Chief
Justice, and always q Federalist, said, in
the Virginia Convention, az hope no
gentlemen will think a State will be
called at the bar Of a Federal Court. II
is not rational to suppose that the soyer-
eign pososr shall be dragged before q
Court.D
Estate Sovereignty" therefore, we
submit to the Governor, lie not either an
d5ODaiRa6le or an infamous doctrine or
phrase. It is impossible to deny that the
States are Sovereigns, as to all powers
with which they have not invested the
United States, as q bOdy-politie of which
they are the sole eorporators. Parties
long divided on questions Of construction
Of the Constitution, as to the extent Of
the powers possessed by this corporation:
but there is no reasonable doubt that it
not only has all powers with which it is
expressly invested, but that it possesses
others by necessary implication, either
because they are Indispensable to the
salutary exercise of its general powers,
or because they in the nature of things
belong to it as q Nation. But the real
question, underlying ali others, always
was, whether these powers, whatever
their extent, had been surrendered by
the States, coded and given away, in
perpetuity, so that they could not be
reclaimed by them for violations Of the
compact.
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AGENTS.
PRINCIPLES G0VRRNING THE CON.
DUCT OF IBE APPEAL
A GovERSNEST Of white men for viii

A GOVERNMENT Of while men lOE WINK
men; and no political miscegenation-
LoYALrY 70 the Union OF the STATES; FIDEI-
rrY &c the Constitution in It's true extent and
meaning : Obedience to and maintenance Of
AL law, State and National, cOnstituuonany
enacted.
RESISTANCE 10 Tyranny Usurpauonah Up
preston. Of one man or many and 70 All en-
croachments upon the rights OF neemen OF o.
States, OF upon the Just and CONSTITUTIONS
prsrogatiyes Of any Department Of the state
or National Governments
20 EsrARLrsuMEST Of Military despOtsms
no e%nthrening Of marital law, no SUSPENSION
ofthe writ OF Habeas Corpns. no staying Of cit
liens by Military Commission. no interferenos
with the Courts. no Esttrss deeaeheh in time o.
peace.
srR1Cr sUBoRDrSATIoS Of the Military 70 the
Civil Power.
-sT.SDs AEMrEs OF States in time Of
peace.
R-EsroRAr1ox OF d~isfranchised citizens to al
rivbtS and privileges OF which they have been
sfSseizsd: no prosecutions or disqualibcsuons
for political opinions; for the PAST OBLIVION
on offences: FOR the PREsEST and FuTUkN'
UNr0S, PEACE, Law and ORDEk-
PrRpFruar ASSURANCE 70 ali fresmen oilne
ae,,.n race. ofau the CIVIL rights OF reemen'
No RrpUDIAr1oS, by state or Nation, Of any
honest and Lawful debt
No REvIvAL OF old party differences Dut d
Union Of III Conservative men, OF al FORMER
psrties. who revere the Constitution 70 restoIe
the old landmarks OF the Government
No LEGISLATION 70 plumber one portion q
the country for the profit OF aHother Poi'ou'
WHATEVER is Just; whatever is hlSA
vbs-ever is OF coon REPUTE, and worthy Of
the descendants OF English ireemen
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MARKETS.

NEW YORK, November lS-Cottou,
quiet and steady. Sales, 1900 bales up
lands, 1T3G1Se. Flour, lower; superfine
unchanged. Wheat, a shade firmer-
Amber State. g 20. Corn, mixed ives.
tern, 81 36GS1 36l. Oats, better, Yves
tern, SOGS1ic. Rice dull, Carolina, ga
94c. Coffee, dull. Sugar, firm aud quiet
Havana, l4c. Molasses, dun. Pork,
quiet and steady, 81. Lard, dull, l2s6
l2gc. Westher continues fine and dry,
but cold. Business fair, for dry goods ;
prices generally steady for staple fabrics,
while fancy styles are selling very low,
and at irregular rates. Wooden goods
selling more freely, siso Canton fisnnels.
No change 10 brown sheetings, except
that Indian head are reduced from ISL to
l5c, while Augusta can be bought for l3c.
Good styles new d~elaines are bringing
l9c, while old stylesseliquiek at15i6l7e.
Printed calicOes in steady request at 125e.
Money active, 697c for call loans;
sterling steady, 9S9f. Gold, 39k. Gov
eminent stO0ks-coupons, ISL, II3f f;
10 40s, l02s 7 30s. 1861. Stocks heavy /:
Tennessee, e4i Receipts at the sub-
treasury, s,74S 1854; payments, g62, 97s;
balance, no. ,96l.
CINCINNATI, November Is.-FIour.
quiet; family sll@llt. Wheat, 81 I2S
2 Is. Ear corn, $4,000; shelled, sS994e.
Oats. firm, &C. Barley, unchanged
Rye, firm 81 4s9I so. Pork, 500. Lard,
12t. Bacon, shoulders, l1ic: clear sides,
15@15ac. Green meats held at u, 81.
and I2tc. Hogs, active; Sc S197 gross,
IS rs net. Butter dull, 30933e. Seeds,
unchanged.
LOUISVILLE. November Is.-Pobacco
steady sales 6S bids Tugs to medium,
IS 20@l3 so. Flour quoted at IS for su-
perfne; Sl26l2 IS for A No. L. Wheat
g 3092 50. Germ, old shelled dull 1t Csc;
new, ear, 65979c. osts, 10 bulk, esq
zoe. Mess pork SO so. Hogs, packed,
6}67e, gross. Bacon, shoulders I2fc I;
clear sides l63c. Lard l23c. Whiskey,
in bond. 35c.
NEW ORLEANS, November Is.-Cotton
active; sales, $500 bales middliugs, I73c;
receipts since Saturday, 2S89 bales ex-
rorts, 1000 bales. Sugar, dull and irregu.
lar good common, Zoe; fair, lie; yellow
clarified, 14a1Sic. Molasses, active at
fulI prices. Flour, dull and depressed
superfne, Sc 25G9 so; choice. 81 so.
Corn, dull and dropping SC 81 S0Gl 35
Oats, 77@Tsc. Pork, very duh and no
sales, nominaly So Bacon, dull and
declining, shoulders retailing at 1sc;
clear sides, lie. Lard, dull 12{9I34c.
Gold, 40} sterling, 1868 New York
sight, s@A premium.
ST. Louis, November lS.-Tobaec0
active at fun prices. Hemp nominal.
Flour dull and unsettled-XXN and
choice, $40 1912 IS Wheat dull aud
unsettled, 81 Sl@2 S. Corn dull, S76
SOC. Oats active, 65G67c. Rye firm al
81 25GI 80. Barley DIM, 81 Is, Provi
quiet Pork S2l Bacon, l53GI6e
for clear sides; l2al9le for shoulders.
Lard lie, In tierces. Hogs, 53Ge3o.
Westher clear and pleasant,
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"a CORKEsPONDENTs.

No notice can be taken OF anonymous Oom
nunicauons. Whatever IL intended tor IN
serron In She APPEAL, must De suthentr
Gated by the name and sdores OF te
-Itsr a. = susrantse Of his good faith and
responsibility.
pr,,ress let,ers should be addressed 70 THE
APPEAL" Memphis.
C,nrupteation Tor publication must be writ
ten on one side or the page only, and with
All other matters connected with the sdito-
rsl department, should be addressed; EDI-
ToRs oFTHE APPEAL, Memphis.
va cannot as & rule, undertake 70 return srh-
Il snot foundE suitable for publication.
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DIED

SHELBI-At his residence, corner Auction
and Front streets, November u, at an, WILL
LIAx SHELBY, Esq. aged 60 years I months
and Is days.
Henderson and Greensboro Ky.l papers
copy.
BREWsTER-NovembeT II, 1851, OF typhoid
fever,JANEs BREwsrEc aged 81 years 4months.
Urbana ohio Union, and Columbus tohiol
Crisis please copy.
SWIFT-At his residence, in this vicinity,
October l., 1857, UAIUs NJ. SWIFT, in the (45th)
forty-hfth year Of his age.
Mr.. SWIFT vas a native Of Hanover county,
Virgins, an active member Of the church, and
q valuable citizen.
LaGrange, Tenn, N~Ovsmberl Is, 1850.
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on the aata pay Of Novsmbsr. lse7.

before The ONCE Of the Chsucery Court Clerk OF
fha CITY OF Aemphls, between the hours OF 10
a "a. and q IN pressed, in accordance with
me prnyisions Of said trust, To sell, a. Pub
~ b. then and there paid, the lesse hold
interest Of aid Dies in and to q. certain
house and Ion situated On the northwest cor
bsipg g5 tset on Main and ~ on calhoun or
Sonfh street. with frame building thereon, and
Enown a. lot %. 1 in block I'm W. Butler 9
Tnhdivisinn and part OF the same conveyed 10
I'D Dies on the Est day Of February, led. regis
tered N book s., page % have no doubt Is
~ title hut I convey emily as truatee.
nevis It MA Benton, Trustee.
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ATTACHMENT Suit.

Law Court of Memphis.
CLKRK's OFFICE, November Is, 1867
H. Dow. Plaintiff, VS.. Green Williams, Defend
ant.
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
"A made IA this case In pursuance o. section
Sass Of the 10 fe Of Tennessee and at achment
having been issued aud returned by the proper
oficer " levied, etc" on the property or the
de endant, Grsen Williams;
Il Is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear at the Courthouse In the ity OF Mem
puis, Tenn. on or before the second Monday IN
February next, aud defend this suit, or the
same VIII be taken for oonfesset rs 10 him,
and the case set for hearing" eXparte; :" AMI
that a COPY OF this order. be published once a
week for four consecutive weeks in the pRily
JOHN DOSOvAN. Clerk.
A copv: JOHN W. GRAHAM. d. q.
Wilson q Beard, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
,,wrQ raUAW
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Queen Isabella Iof Spain will no

Queen Isabella lof Spain will not
p~atrGnize bull fights.
The King Of Greece win shortly re-
turn to Athens.
Omar Pacha is said to have incurred
the displessure of the Sultan Of Turkey.
Prince Humbert, Of Italy, whose be-
trothed was recently burned to death, is
said to have formally proposed for the
hand Of the Princess OF Austria.
- General Mcclellan is still In Paris.
He returns to this country next spring,
when be will resume his occupation as
an engineer.
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On the Memphis and Charleston Railroad,
near Corinth, one Black Morocco travelling
Bag. The dRder will be literally rewarded By
leaving the books and papers contained there
in, With THOMPSON & CUAMINS,
= novi4 Iw go Front street, Memphis.
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Notice to Tar PoUers,

DY order Of Board OF County Commissioners,
1 Will proceed TO issue DISTRESS WAR
RANTS to ali owners Of PERSONAL PROP
ERTY in shelby county, whose taxes shall re-
main due and unpaid AFTER the Qth day Of No
vember, 1867. PHILIP GARVIN,
Tax Collector Shelby county Tenn.
Ledger, Post and German paper copy Q
week' noyf5 b.
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Agents Wanted Everywbere.
FOR "FINLEY,S CHURN-DASHER."

Ts FtNLEY CHURN DAsHERe Combines 90 nny the requisite qualities Of HlSe9s
.aozeng ans Prraah waHy atop placed a tine ad al Al oner tmPeneneh 70 m .IP1
Of houekeepe. evsvwuae. and TO be regarded as one OF ts haAGsmnbS h0Hehdd Gu-
a4 and nose especially whit the people ofthe sOuthsn san@ who nov BEL 80 EAnyhs
-, ksI5ML ma 70 rsal price has ossnu sd At UR IL q ssea. 10Y Ger 5 -
81 aeD er rhe wnoeU nhsds Suites and cannot theeoreo De ootAnsa HFos an
Rmembrt hat us phdenkpde oAgenns as been hd at = nUrs to insuea lMs
Pont TO such agents. 81 may handst with adgru and Ns and that such agents A. HR
eMh saps o. snr hundred to one thousand dollars make. nor mosg.n 6a aS SnnEs
puUnfE L
R2asneet that sArsa Stirring, energetic men, who are willing to aPun OF cost ana y 2
days udueen enough. csrany;a and ARE prepared 10 n just Echt tbe r0M Hf 81
na UHszaaa AaIelg hET1rA E nc mkp T1aas GS nadsb % kE mA NJ aS@zt&
O. AwRy.t hen,W Il compahuEO Of hard uneS" M pOyme n o Araauope[ C0n9
snd gel mphoynen and sood pay-empHyn sntt for thousand mPoyn men 5nP @4 "a
munTEe The field OF operation IL as vide as thu who al NJ
all lie before you Can visit them on Rfa IND on hoSebaHL b. Wagon. raHoe e1s
and IT VIII PAR YOU VEIL re DO r6w hsevryo on may 80 with ne -Dasnsf Jos WI
nnd ready customers ad ~ Will osl laugh At the lazy loaNr" "a crTs snund An day
long wing hard times and worse comdnEr Yonng men "acePtth n atnauon ~ aket@
aa AHagM d BY yr 0aG hpdaal q6a and herba good opporunhy Of dong so Threw
oveboaFd false pride" politics. ahdon" "ED team golden dreams" ana "downy
and hksbdd OF thswok with IA drive - ahead. and soonh he empty Vans VIII
RnaaBm hi na addition 10 ne kuspvod that here are Two PRLzE ~ stake nd
We want a to psW s raoA o. them Two HUNDRED and w nUNDSED DOLLAR&
msA .aEot = IA. &C.,.
cells sa1 Maln sres, MsrnpAts. IsHn.
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Three COWS from Alabama street, between
Market street and the Raleigh road, on Satur-
day, the l6th ~iust--one 3 hed CoW With . bell
on one q full White one, and one Brindle On
both sides, with nearly Whits belly and her
back Is full white. AAy Information ien with
me will be Literally rewarded.
MICH RI JOYCE,
Alabama street, next 70 SOFA Water Factory.
= ...Tu Narn
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To Creditors Of BGnkTstDtS.

DERSONS receiving notices that their debt
Ors have dled Petitions to be declared
oankrup 3, will do wsil to Immediately prove
their claims, and forw ard them to the proper
Courts or g. ey wil be haired. I w the
blanks necessary, and can put them II proper
shape, at small . pense HUME y. HILL,
o. S. Commissioner, No. IS Madison street.
noyA tW
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BY the Royal Gazette of November,
we learn that james 5. Beck, Esq, is
appointed tby his ezcellency the Lieut.
GOVERNOR, Auditor General of the Prov
ince.
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WILL sell MY lower Plantation IN TunicR
county, or exchange 1t for other good prop
erty, or lease it for the next yesr or Tor q series
OF years. 10 ia n Of the highest and best IN
the bottom. about 40 miles below Memphis.
1vIa A. A WRiaaT
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ny virtue II an order OF the ChRneery Court
b Of the city Of Memphis, app Uniting me
Truste- IN the room aud stead orc Norris,
bv A. p. Dies, on the 18th day o september,
lsss, TO secure the payment Of certain notes 70
II. II. Hum, therein mentioned, winch said
I esd OF Trust is rec0ded In tao heeister1s
Office. In book Ne. 81, part LIST, pages 800, $50
ana $50, 1 will,
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Dominion Of Canadn.

The General Assembly of the Prov
inee of New Brunswick is prOrogued to
meet Tomorrow.
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NEW ADvERTIsEM'Ts
Tor Sal
T osT. sTRAYED or STOLEN

THE undersigned offers 0ne-half interest in
the MISSf-S1PPI HOTEL, opposite the
Mississippi and Tennessee Railrnad Depot
A. ISNAt40
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GoURrENAY q TRENHOLM.
IhiDDiRg and Commission Merchants

Charlestoo. S. O.,
NIVE special attention TO the dispatch Of
VI Coastwise and Foreign FTeigbts; by steam
d. ect TO Baltimore and New YORK and via Bali
timOre to Philadelphia insurance. and freight
rates as iow via mar eston - by any oiheriine
north. First class packet hip VIII alw sys be
on the berth for Liverpool during the present
cotton seRson. Shipp n can economies In
tine ~ well as freight and insu Euce &c Ea-
rOps by CONSUMING o0ttOns TO charleston In
prefer nee 10 gulfpprta. Quotations tor freights.
Insurance. e c. 70 ali points, furnished we ky
I regular cor espondents novl8 2taW6m
T - T.
A large envelope containing some legal pa
.pers TIE finder will be Literally rewarded By
leaving same either at the Appeal OG1ce, or at
my ofdse, Ze trout Row,
no7 WADDY THOMPSON.
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As on the Arst day, every Lot
put up will be Sold Positively
and Without reserve.
ROTSFRR, IRRELEVANT & CO.,
novI7 tbs AuctloneerE.
Second Street Property.

WE WILL SELL At AUCTION, TO THE
highest bidder. THREE LOTS on the northeast
cOrne Of Second and Adams streets. The sale
to axe place on MONDAY, November 18th, at
u O'Clock m.
This is one Of the most valuabIs business cor
ners on Second street. 1t viii be sold regard
less Of the price hid, for one-half Cash; balance
credit Of twelve months, with intsres'.
The title perfect. Sale positive.
@. H. MONsARRAT,
nOyT7 Auctfouaer
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Nom Resident Notice.
Law side of the Common Law and Chancery
Court OF the City OF Memphis, TsnneSses:
Wilson John Jeners vs.. Laura Belle Jefiers.
1T sppsariPg from af1dRvit In this cause that
l. the defendant, Laura Belle Je1ers is a nom
resident Of the state OF TenneSsee-
It Is therefore ordered that she make her APP
pearanee herein st the Courthouse In tbs city
OF Memphis, Tennessee, on or bsfose The
second Monday in February next, 1858,
and plead, answer or demur 20 piaiuun's
bill or the same viii be taken for cum
fessed as 10 her and set for hearing ex-parte,
and that a copy Of this order be published
once q week. for four successive weeks, in
the Memphis APPEA
A. ~Copy-Attest:
Joan DONOVAN, Clerk.
By B. Il. CAPERs. ID G..
Kerr, westeott 4 stahl. Attorneys for Plain
tiff. uOvIAlaWAE
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J.. "A. & CO.,

No. 321 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn,
$40 AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATE
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A LARGE stock OF Plantation Supplies, Rag
a gins, Rope, Ties, etc, for sale to customers
on usual terms. novI6 lin
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Retail Price. 81 90 Each, and Invariably Cash.
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Long enough; well, I
and QUICKP

Principal Depot for the southernstses for FINLEY7s oHURN DAsHEE
. at the popular China Hall Of BASPLAND, LLOYD & GILBERT, No
3l Main street, Memphis, Tenn and for ssle by agents everywhere.
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& CO..
sa1 Ma'n ssrsss, MssaPAss. Tsnn.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1867-04-23

Buffalo, April 2o.-About o'clock this
morning the New York and Erie Elevator,
owned by George w. Tiff, was totally de-
stroved by fire. The building Is valued nj
$4,000, and only insured for SIS 900. 1t CON
tanned 900 bushels of oats, corn, and rye,
valued At over sl3j, 900. The fire is supposed
10 have originated from the friction of the
machinery. The building was leased by A.
J. Holt and Cyrus Clarke, of this city, for
eight years. The building and grain were in
Sured in New York, Baltimore, and other
cities. The total loss is S25O,ooo. Three men
were killed at the fire by the falling of Il
wall.
New YORK, April 2o.--About 1 o'clock this
morning fire occurred on the fourth floor in
the rear OF the building Nos SO, IS, and -
west Thirteenth street, occupied as picture
frame mandatory by +. ii. Purdy Co,
and owned by Nessrs. Serle Williams. The
stock was damaged to the extent of from
$4,000 to 500, 0o0-fully covered by insurance.
PHILADELPHIA, April 2l.-The large paper
mill of Randolph X Dupoise, near Manayunk,
was partially burned this afternoon. Loss,
about ,o0o insurance not ascertained.