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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-01-29
RAILROADS..


k M !. s
CHICAGO, ROCK ISLAND Il PACIFIC.
GOING EAST.
Day Express and Mail, at...............9 90 AM.
Night Express, at-.... ...".."... ......-s 90 IN.
Express Freight, st.....-................-S n0 I'M
Way Freight, at...-... ...-.9 % An
GOING WEST.
Passenger trains leave at 6.30 A NJ and $50 P. Ill.
Freight trains arrive at $3.50 A. N. and P. N.
STERLING AND ROCK ISLAND.
Leaves for Port Byron at...............4:30 P. M
Arrives from Port Byron at...-.. ....8:25 A. M.
ROCK ISLAND AND PEORIA.
Leaves for Coal Valley at about 4 NJ and P NJ
Arrives from Coal Valley at IL A. n. and P. NJ.
WESTERN UNION.
Hacks leave the Island City Hotel for Port By
ron. at 10 A. NJ, connecting with the cars there
for Savanna, Freeport and Racine. .-.-
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Brass and Iron Work,
@@as I'll tG1ng
AND
s Z A M PlPES

LEvEE, NEAR FERRY LANDING.
The subscriber has moved into his new shop,
near Woltmans Hall, on the Leree, where be IN
vites the patronage of his friends and the public
generally. He keeps constantly on hand all
kinds of Brass and Iron Goods, such as Steam
Cocks, Valves, Water Gauges, Whistles, Oil Cups,
Beer Cocks, Pumps. Gas and Steam Pipe OF all
sizes, link, Babbitt Metal, etc. etc.
Steam and Gas work promptly attended to and
nut up in workmanlike manner.
s Gas fixtures of all kinds 70, sale --
Gas filters supplied.
NIB Cash paid for old copper and brass;
JACOB RILEY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16
NeO-RpSideuf Notice.


IN the Chaucsry Caurt OF memphis Tenn.
80. I7E- Eum j WriEl EzecurrlL Of the
last VIII and Test sment Of James w.. Czai-.
deceased W Joshua H. Craig 60 a. heirs az
Flaw ofJ W-Nraie ieceasa1-
IT npueariu2 from affidavit n tlts clusa thet
the defendants p -cua NJ lnlE ano- b.
Crafr Ardcrs-u %. Neal. walton CralE. ALcclr
q. tFasg. Benz r. CrasE. EGwa-d 6Eo1iu1E ana
wife Eaztbeth Brock Dc. Inor. d Nhirz1s al
Ann Tnge< his vi 2, EeuI. % Neal E11t. N-
CRAIG aud Lue heirs or Phi SCI q Kennedy whose
Games and resi-eue@ ore unk4o@u- s4-u p
Graf. James = A4isuia1n ana eaFy aAlel
son hts ff-A Hpr .-Ir5e christian name
uuku8wuf an wife Kate Au-u- - &ckluE
WHOSE chr tan name Unknown a-1 -ar
Ann his wtls- Tsltaierro IalE- - L1Fs
Whose christian nam D. uuE11TrI ana AEr-
Ina his VIE Jcuu o. Eea- Eal al.
LIME, o. seal. heirs ri william g. Neal aE-
ceased, 0Ehuse names ana re ceuces are
unknown. David Aa70l a11 Elr1 laen4
Watts He1sue, EiW4rl D-
Hawks, Anns aanks. Aidred HalAs Gav =
hanks. Geo. Essi%tont Lowry L st9Ef
Geo Patton, Miles Mendeun1H and MAJ sen
Iauhali mis- wifs. Geo. W Kyle ara Taultra
KYLE. Aiice craig. fhCs- T. Wrzlfr Eliza
Wr.zlt. Daniel Bis,lsoe. G-osZ ma El-dse--
SAMUEL Claig, Isaiah craig, ela3 Craig VIE
iiam Craig. l1b-rt hussel sarah huss-i, Ai-
ton HanEs, Dor1aF uauEsr 44ea II 1lcaA
Ino. Hicks, SanI Hicks, Bruce hicks JIeah
trlig. susan lrElE 14lr :. AAas same gag
Luricis Craig Laws Craig, james CLalE. Pau
me craig. William lraig Jams = Eead l1r-
IAN T-EeaE- LelzEa rc1E A- Ei
Warr1m craig ans Lucinda craig his wife sal-
ford & Fauikne aud Eveiua rs
vile. are ala heirs az law o. sail J. " Cr1-s
deceased. sad persons IN pO session @ pl1pel-T
OF said sa e Wlo are non-raldenG q aa
stale Of Tennessee
10 3 therefore ordered that -lzT make Their
aUueeraaoa herein ~ tie CouE-hquse, in the
sfv Of Memphis. Tenn. within the lrsr torea
DAYS OF The naNt term OF said Ccurtr cuuLlleuC-
ing Tie second Monday Ia Nay, hrl sud H-el1-
answer or deInur % complainant 1-lr 9E tla
anne VII be taAeu for coGfs5sea, ~ % tleMr
and set for hearing eZ parte, and chat q copy
I'D Ibis order De published once g week. Nf
a0Gr Successive weeks In The EelpLAi Ar
PEAL
A couv-artaEts
Ar4USTOE ASTON GerE and Master.
8v X. j. BLACE- Dspuly Clerk aAd Master
SMITH & Hill. sells for complainant.
w.n1l rnwfua
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16
RAILROAD BRIDGE BUILDING.
Denmead's Patent---An I'M
prOyemenG ON the Old
HOwe'S Truss.
Memphis and Charleston R. B.

The observing traveller, in passing over
the Memphis and Charleston railroad, il
struck With the contrast presented by the
two spans OF the bridge over Bear creek,
one being of east iron and the other Of
wood and wrought iron mixed. The
whole bridge was originally built Of iron,
but in December last one span gave way
beneath a train Of cars, preeipltating the
whole in the stream below, but happily
causing no loss to life or limb.
About the same time, another cast
iron bridge OF the same pattern, near
GAINESVILLE, Ohio, fell In from q similar
cause. Two such Instances Of the in
utility and unsafety Of these bridges
could not but bring the subject proml-
nentlv before railroad men, aud the con
~seauent determination to build no more
bridges of that material exclusively.
For that reason the span which fell in at
Bear creek was replaced by y Of Den
pnead's patent, which is simply the old
and reliable Howe's truss wooden bridge,
with the improvement of having the
bottom cord of wrought iron-the part
most liable to rot. Col. Denmead is put
ting up his bridges over nearly all the
streams along tine line of the road, its
officers being satisfied they are the most
substantial and durable bridge that
can be built. The points Of supe-
riority of these bridges consist in
the proportional large quantity OF
wrought iron used in their structure, in
the iron and wooden parts of the
bridge being Sd combined as to allow for
their adjusting themselves to each other
and for giving the proper elasticity
to the whole, and in that portion
Of the bridge on which a tarin
of cars in passing Immediately rests,
being in the case Of q through
BRIDGE suspended tethe truss rods from
beneath, thereby throwing the weight of
the train Immediately on that portion of
the bridge, which, besides being the
frmest part about it, must in all cases
%support the whole weight Of the strue-
ture. The great fault in the cast iron
bridge is its want of elasticity-a fault
which has, SO far; been found impossi-
HE to remedy. For this cause all
bridges built exclusively of cast
iron must eventually break to
pieees from the continually passing of
trains over them, just as a piece Of cast
ing Is invariably broken by continued
hammering upon 1.-THE effect produced
being precisely the same in either case.
Col. Denmead, who is a resident Of Ma
rietta, Ga, and has been known for
many wears as an experienced and sue
cessfuI bridge contractor, throughout the
southern states, has large contracts in
adjoining states, and We have DO doubt
his patent will soon be adopted into gen.
eral use by our southern roads. We con-
graduate the officers of the Memphis
and Charleston railroad in having Sc
cured the services Of so competent
and experienced to attend to this most
vital feature in the construction of all
railways.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16
Tremendous Sacrifice
Call Early and Secure BARGAINS.
HIS IS NO

Look At the Prices OF some few articles. and
rest assured everything IN oar store VIII be
ofsred at the same low Prices:
Calfcoes, fast eofors, "A. Is and Scents FER yard
Bleached Domestlcs. B y, - and-5c& peryarq,
Brown Dom estscs, ard wide, IS cents per yard
Jaconets at - cents Per ard, WOitu4 &c -
White BTilhants - cents ser yards worm ev
cents.
Checke.I Muslin. 8 cents per yard. worth 80 cts
Other white 2 ods at sauaelow prices
Ladies' Whaisbone Cor cts, On 81 50 perpair,
worth -.
Ladieg Shoes, inrludlsg Miles, Webb's aud
9hOmas Cloth Caters, AT fully one-hali the
regular prices
ufdles' Kid Gloves, all colors. only 81 10 per
pair.
We would eau special attention to the above
gloves a. being in livery respect equal 70
A~lexaDdres or any other glove which 0
Slfslenre. for Ladies' weists, Only 81 per yard.
These goods are sold at 81 IS at any store IN the
| ladies' PAPER Collars. only . cents rer box.
Ladies Imitation Pique Collars, only 50 ceuts
Narseliies Bed spreads, large size. from 50 81
Eaaiea Linen Collar, only 81 IS to 81 5 per
dozeu-
aseful and ornaunental articles, which must ne
sold REGARDLESS OF cost We mem what We say
and say what We mean GiVs as a eal before
purchasing elsewhsrs.
ONE PRICE ONLY
ELSoN 5RcS.s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16
Board OF County commissioners
OF SHELBY COUNTY,
MEMPHIS. rENN.. Arrrr 8. so.

MEMPHIS. TENN, AFRIL 8, 1851
NRpFRFD that the time granted to al CON-
m~iagsopers heretofore appointed ~ the
County Court 10 make report 70 the Board %
commissioners OF shelby county be extended
one week, and that all such Comniksl0nefSare
hereby required to report 10 this BoaId on o.
befoge Monday next. all their action since thel
svnofufmenL, and TO suspend all further ON
rial aafion until at = said reports skan Lave
baen received aud acted on by this Board.
resolved. That the above Order be published
ae5ty- for ope week, in the Meaphis Erelslif
80 and in the Memphis APPEA
Sgffness my haud atofdcei Ia Menphis, Tenn
ms SIN day or Apru, a 1851.
arafw JOHN LoAEGE, Clerk,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16

IN the County Court OF shelby County. Ten
" n Kill. Levi Hill, Eli HiIl, ct al. rs. the
heirs cf Marian and Isaiah Goodwin, de-
ceased, ct al
Petition TO sell Real Estate
IN this case it appearing from affidavit on a c
that the heirs st law, aud children OF ArS
Varian and Isaish Goodwin deceased, whose
chfidreuts CHRISTIAN names are unkpoWu, art
-on-resideufs or t1e state OF Tennessee.
IT Is therefore ordered. That they do entel
their appearance herein at the Courth0use N
iu the city Of Memphis, on or before The ms
Monday In May. 1851, ard plead answer o.
demur 70 eOmplatnants petition or the SAME WI
be taken for confessed. ~ 70 them, ana g
for hearing sxparts; Il IS fu-ther oruered Lna
4 cory OF this order be published oHce a week
for four successive weeks IN tae AempAi
RPPEkI. a-newxpaper published an the city O
Memphis JohN boAcC
March, ieds- cAefk
nurnI IaW.W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16
Fon-Restqent Notice.

In the Chaucery Court Of Memphis, Tennessee.
No B4-r. u. McKhiek and Wife vs. Rosa
Martin etal-
IT appearing rom affidavit 70 This cause tAa4
/ th6 ~deferdaur. Ionny Martin. sa n0n-resi-
dent OF the Stat- o. Tennezsee aud resides ~
i've state OF Mississippi
1t IS Therefore orreFed. Inat 70 49,
effv af Memphis, Teuu- N the nlst AG11A+ ~
I MAJ IS z, anil pea5. answer or 1smur 70 COM
! ,f.frant bill. or the same VII De AEeu toi
's,nfesssd ~ 10 him. md set for bearing *
| nrrfa. and that 8 cory Of tlls 9fueE es p4o'
! Ished cnca GWEeE, rr tour successive HreAi
/ infhe Memphis Appeal
SUGUsTOS ASTON. Clerk and Master
Nett = sieKIsiek. sofa for complainant
I vnH.rt faUNWa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16
Aifachmenf Nofiee.

Before John G. Creighton +.
ElWaud kteru1n vs.. Fl.rlcE Ha1lsr-
FfHE d=leadant In the above eut TED ca-a
win take urflee that al ATTACHMENT hes
lseu sued out ag1inst htm POI the Er1urls
rlat heiSa non resident OF tle Sfale ot Ten
1essee, aud the cEse 80 'or hea-iuE % my "a 10
10 the city OF Memphis on the lltu day or May.
sb7, Wien aud where he can spFaar ard dee
end Id sulE. or the sane viii re rrocaeIat
Fifh eX rartes and lhl6 a copy OF Tits order
oe pub ishetl once Q week iorlGlr weeks III rho
Memphis Daily Appeal.
JOHN CREfGHTuE. j.
amH. % mgE- ranHnmMH-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16

r.w courtortheC1 cry Of HemphiA
Tc-ae ~. y. Brown ard y. B. Jones' sur
1900 mariners II Ern Jones. BroWu q Co,
,fafndns w. Mp Rock defendant
for Attachment hzvinF hean
y raa.Is in this case IN pursuance Of sectleu
- ~ me Code OF Ts ncsSee, and Ettachuen-
hgvfng been issued end retar1eC D TIE 7rcger
-5fssF a !evlet. ell" on the prOrerfV OF rde
5sTandant N. p hroks
M Il therefore ordered that said defendant
.6ossr at tho Court HOUSE in the city o MEn-
80 Tenn. On orbef0re the second Ao1uaT IN
June next. and defend this suit. OF he Mme
viii be taken Tor confessed A. 70 hm, ana ale
ease set for hearing * rarte, and ina. eofl =.
fhfs ardar be published encea week ior 1oai
-6uqacutfFs weeks N ths MemphlS Apps&
John EONONAE. le-E-
ACOpy. b AAsoN 6N
Wii'cn 4 Beard. attorneys f0r plaintiffs
n~hao TaH1wr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16

THE AURoRA.-Not the Aurora Bore
Ais or the northern lights, but the Au-
rors oil, which is being introduced by n.
C. Dewitt 6 Co, is destined to work a
.rsat revolution in the lighting world
as We are satisfied, after examination,
that a better light can be produced fol
half the cost than could be Obtained from
coal oil. These gentlemen are selling
territory, and may be found at their Of
foe. No. - Madison street, up stairs. To
those desiring to invest they offer I'M
usuaI attractions to make the needful.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16
InsoErent Notice.

Cha.cery Court OF Memphis.
NJ 50. Wheeler. admi1EEaforof WI p
Tawfs. deceased. vs.. Henry Laul aud Others,
creditors Of " P. Lewis
Iuscfveut Bill
rs ms cause, on motion. Il IS ordered hy The
Court b The creditors OF W.R Lewis De-
esasad- file their claims agliuSt his esr4tc. VITA
- Clerk aud Master OF this Co lrt- or OF Be cIr
~ first Monday in October, Fo7, or be forever
barred, and that a copy OF this order ne nu9-
iisheds ia the Msnphis AFPEAE oree a week
frr four successive weeks. MarCh l- ~
,o-V-Rrrat. A-AL1T0Nr
-s-pq-faua-r Clerk and MzE aU.
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AHachngent Saif.

r-- rrurF Of rua LlaE Nt LAr-E
- crm,e. :. d. Toby ard Jas Y. y81f1,
eanaDrisIas me n5ns e. Sil H. t99y Co.
lD.vr FOR attachment having been
q 900 in this case IN pursuance q 5eetlon
A. u the Code OF Iennsss -n.aa
-@-ar LEVIED. ETC. On t6 FzoFe-LJ 81 Lae
I"s~I4r~ ~ Warneld
- ere Courthouse, IN the city CT leu-
r.1, on or b-zore the second Mouday
II Iura nsx1 and defend LnS SUI o. ~
- rrss Set for bearing eE parteE aud 1a5 !
49, ~ ms orglsr be p1nlished once a Wsa4 70,
eoov. JOHN LeNUFANr tlcrA-
nv Mason HTrE Dc
March -, So
mhD IaEfgs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16

DR.. BERNHARDT. This gentleman,
whose success has been unprecedented, re-
Guests that we return his sincere thanks
to the clergy, medical fraternity, and
the public at large, for the liberal pat-
ronsee bestowed during his visit 10 our
citv. DR.. Bernhardt, having other
messing engagements to meet, can only
remain among US until Saturday, the
10Th instant. Office, 0veston Hotel
Those of our citizens who have not yet
availed themselves of his professions
services, should lose no time in pro
curing his excellent speetacles.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16

THE LECTURE To-NIGHT.-The enter
tainment at the Tabernacle on Court
street tonight presents rare attractions.
In addition to the lecture Of Judge 7.
w. Brown, on the late civil war, the
Philharmonies will render some of their
hest pieces. Miss Nora Bradford will
sing the 20 Conquered Banner and
Mr.. James Sullivan recite "Bingen
on the Rhine" II this bill does not fill
ibe house for the benefit of the widows
and orphans of C~'n5ederate soldiers we
are much mistaken.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16
No0-Resfdenf NefIee.

IN the ChaucerY lourt OF Memphis, Tenn
n q. Green. ina. w WaEd, e. AL, Vs. %. %.
FIEfsaud ". l. Fits.
Ut gppearing n0n amdavit IN this causs
thar tue defendants D. 81 Fits and ". T.
F7ts- are residents o. the state OF 1ississIprI
mi unu-resfzeuts 0f the state 81 Tennessee
H. Is therefore ordered that they make their
appeu auce herein, at tle Courthouse IN tna
city OF Memphis. 4enu.r on or ne.0re me lr-l
Wgndav Ia Nav, 1907. and ul5sl, answer OF
demnr TO co-mulalnants Bill. or the slme VIII
bel raken for confessed as to them, ana set for
heazing exparte, and that q -copy Or THIS order
he published once a week. Er Lur Successive
weeks. in the Memphis Appeal
A coDy-attest:
AUGUSTOS ASTON. Clerk ard Easter-
Rv r 1UAcE. Deputy CLERK and Mister
LogvroOd q Peyton. attorueTs Toy p4AlIA
Ts-.b- u Flg mhsI taUnFa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16

A MUSICAL THIEF.-Eegroes are pro-
verbally fond of music. They will have
it honestly, if they csn-if not, they will
steal II. Musical instruments just now
are ct a premium, and must be had at
any price. One of the saoie eolored
brethren, named Con. Hadnip, wanted q
violin. Not having the stamps" to
nav therefor, he appropriated one-the
property Of 6 white brother. As he did
not want to leave without 2 full load, he
also took a quantity Of clothing, etc.
without as much as saying, "By you
leave" he, however, was not doomed t.
prosper in his nefsrious calling, as infor
nation was given to Mr.. Justice Creigh.
] ton, who issued q warrant, examined ID
case, and cent Con. ZIP for trial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16
n-Reside ~.

In The Chancsry CoGr OF Memphis. Team.
40 TjI-J T Fargus0u-A Clrdes eial. and g.
Ctlay y. C0rueiIIs MeehaD, John Meelaa
and A Aston.
IT appearing from shd1yit IN this cause tha1
4 The defendant Cornelius EeelaD is a ECu-
resident OF Tue stale or me ee-
II is Therefore ordered, FIat be make ltS
appearance herein. 20 the CuUfrlcCe lu TIE
atty of Memphis, Tennessee, within tie 1rst
4hree daF Of Tie rex term OF said sourt- com
me~ciEg on the second Monday In way H
md plead. answer OF demur 20 complainant
bill, or the sane =fI hu taken r1r clnfeesed a.
20 him and set for iearlnE eE parte. and tlaa q
OPP Of this Orier be published once aWeeA il'
our successive Weezs IN the Memphis Arre1i.
A copy-att 81. AUGUSrOE &LsTOE,
Clerk aan 1aslEr.
By r. BLACK. DeprV Clerk AID Nast-r.
LogEOod q eeT-oH1 lcit1E for complslu-
ants ap5 taW4 W
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Mnfice.

HAVING suggested the insolvtscy, o N
II este OF James Nal on, deoeskea, al et%G
f0rs are hereby notified 10 NE tAelr cLsl
nroDer authenticated. with the GERS OF -
80. -enssf,ber 1857. or they will be barred.
MI Il Isf- INDIANA MAGLON,
AdmiuistratTiE.
0ntsv attorney. APP lEw4N
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16
Affnrhment 49,.

Before Johu O. Creighton. J. P
Joseph Wolfvs W.E.Ya-ce
T9E defen1ant iu ne abore MrEeL el-s
1 will taEe notice that an alta linens h1s
leeu sred cut against lLm upon Che e-lan -
NAT hels auou--eudeu OF rhs state ID Eerle-
e. aua the a SCI tur lr4-luz 10 Ur r1 "a
ne clT ri Iem ~lr- ul ela tLE rar OF Ear.
l%l when au1 where he Cl aruear Er-
efeua -Gsa suir C-rue asua viii be rra-eaaaE
Tru eN paEte; and taa- 8 cops Of rll- luls~ ii
nu1iEh he'd once n week FOX four WeeEs I'll tao
Memphis Daily Ap1eaL
JOHN c. CREIGHTON. LR
Mamuha Auri 8 Is-. ana IzE#w
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Attachment Sttit.

Before VS. Walton. Jasr ce OF the Peace o.
shelby county. r=nn-
r. Jacob vs. H. r. dugIn-
HhE Defendant In the above entitled case
1 wiz p ease axe notice That cn attaclu-ul
as -een sued uut against han. aui levied Hpog
one m-ra mule. upon ths ground that he o.
bout 20 remove l~Lrl1duLauEvE q m-elr or ns
aoup-rry ont o. the o1lutv ard Sll-e. ara j.
I1u1u-auL-T elsro ing Of the sfH-e ana 4ar
-1ncaallg himself that the ord nary process
ne said eau e Ig set FOR ulzt Al ing oMca = 800
Ir@ Of MeUHh s. on the L1tI Gas or ffE-.
shen aud WE-- hscanapnesr Gud eefeud 7lE
suit or THE z-nIa VIII be projected WIN 0
parte, aud mat a CO 3 OF this ar1sr @ pll-
ished once a week FOR four weeks il rs MeU-
phis Appeal
VIZ a. WALTON. T. p
ApTlllLB r. apis -aE4T
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kl,ls
VANCE Street Residence
FOR SALE,

VIE are authorized 10 sell forJOhn W. Elan
w $50. Three Thirty Feet Lots, al Ia one
block. on the north side Vance, just W
OF those beautiful grounds OF u v SlnlSs,
Fsq. The Sinefy feet will be sold In one pooy
n preferred. These Lots d Eve ire eleFeti ul
and srs altogether a. desirable ssany on t"s
. market. The owner IL. tFrfntned 70 sell
$780, MONSTER, NEZEVANT 4 CO,
100 prokerz afc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16

LRFT-One Charles Duffy, who was
sentenced to serve the chaingang for
some hundred days or more, did not
relish the employment and LEFT the
service. This action on his part did not
suit the boss, who recaptured him. The
chances are that his term Of servitude
ILL IN InnhIad
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Sale OR RENT
Land Forn@aIe.

4 undivided ons-half in Srest in 5000 acres
a Of Red river bottom land, in Lafayette
and SEWER counties,
This Interest, the title 10 which Is perfect, VIII
be sold az q low figure, for One-thtrd cash and
The remainder at one and twO years, without
interest.
Also. 500 acres OF magnificent Arkansa
river bottom land, above an overflow, and the
finest body Of land in the state, In Crawford
county. Arkansas.
These lands VIII be sold together or in par
GELS, Tor cash.
Attorneys at Law,
mhs-fr 23 Main street, Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16

"T H||-TT III = I|TI7
$1,000 REwARD.-Five hundred dollars
viii be paid for the arrest and conviction
Of the murderer Of Gen. Smith r. Bank
head who was assassinated On Saturday
night last and a like sum for the arrest
and conviction Of the murderer Of VIII
liam Ferguson, who was killed on the
morning Of the 10Th Of March.
~ order or the board % Aldermen.
II ". o. LJFLAND. MAJOR.
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uDur partnership between the undersigned,
as Land Agents, Is this day dissolved ~
mutual consent. Jams Strain, Agent OF lhe
Deuv- Boston and Mississippi Cotton LaLd
Gompany, and mississippi Bottom Land E9in-
usnV. mas removed his Office to H~ernando- Miss
". a, Goodman, Agent OF tie American L1no
Compsnv. VIII remain ia Me1aphis, al No. 40
JAMES STRAIN.
W. a. GOUDM An.
ap7 lW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16

THE RAcEs.-By a telegram received
by Capt. John S. Lail, yesterday, we
learn that the stables Of Meldon, DAILY,
Smith and Patterson, will be represented
ct the races TO come off on the fret day
of May next. A spirited time may be
lacked for.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-16

AFATLURE.-Some would-be ineendi-
aries made a second attempt to set fire to
n barber shop near the corner of Gayoso
and DeSoto streets, on Sunday evening,
but failed. No doubt malice against the
owners must have been the of ais
vflIsjnous act.
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The public are hereby notified not to
pay to any one any bills due THE APP
PEAL, for advertising since January Slst,
unless they have written authority from
me. JOHN AIEsLIE,
Cashier anG Manager.
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FOR CINOIEHATI.

Regular Nemphis and Clneinnau Packet.
FOr Cairo, Louisville and CIneInaaf8-
EAlE 1900 ~
This superb passenger steamer L.
VII leave a. abOve On -
THIS DAY, I6th inst. a. pm.
VINSON s DOSOHUE, AGENTS,
apI6 1t 14 Font street.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company.
Fer cairo. Evansville, Louisville snd
Cincinnati
49, ~
This elegant passenger steamer S.
will leave -
THIS DAY, 18th inst at pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD & CO. Agents,
Corner Main and Madison SIS or
aplBl It city Wharfcoat. FOOT M01rce -
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Dean
Line.
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati
SAN. j. SAAsf m
This swim running steamer wiz IL
leave as above on -
TUESDAY, l5ih April, at 5 pm.
JAS T B0URNE & CO.
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