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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-24
mao 6oEDIEns FRTRND.

By Mrs. S. L. d. SMITH, revised by
Rev. JOHN LITTLE, and dedicated TO
the Rebel Soldiers.
The Memphis Bulletin Publishing
Company have just issued, in very neat
style, q work with the above title. 1t is
4 narrative or the experiences OF the
authorizes, Mrs. smith, in the Southern
hospitals, during the late civil war. II
is written in a plain. unOrnate style, and
il a vein of truthfulness, caBdOr and
sincerity that must attract and hold
captive the reader. 1t cannot fail 10
have q large circulation ip our Southern
land, when 80 many can appreciate the
sad ~recitals Of the kind-hearted and
devoted authorizes. The interest OF
this little volume is increased by
a large number Of letters from
well-knOwn Tennessee soldiers, several
OF which we notice are from mem
bers of the 154th Tennessee and tbs
5lst tennessee regiments.
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MRS. wfNsLoWs
SO OF HIN SYRUP p.

For Children Ieething,
Greatly facilitates the process Of teething, by
sonening the gums reducing aIindammation
will allay all pain and spasmOdic action, and is
Sure to Regulate Bowels.
Depend upon it, mOthers it viii give rest to
yourselves, asd
relief and Health TO your Infants.
We have put up and sold this article for years
and can say in confidence and truth Of II what
we never can be able to say of any other med
lelne; Never has 1t failed IN a single instance
10 efeot q cure when timely used. Never did
we know an Instance OF dissatisfaction by any
one who used it. On the contrary, all are de-
. lighted with its operation, and speak IN terms
Of commentator Of its medical effects and
medical virtues. We speak in this matter
awhat We do know, " after years OF experienee,
and pledge our reputation ~ ne fRinimsnt Of
what we here declare. In almost every in-
slancew where the infant is suffering from pain
and exhaustion, relief will be found in fifteen
or twenty minutes after the syrup is admins
tered,
Fun directions for dwoOoU mA suTsasny each
bottle.
Be sure and cali for
"Mrs. Winslow's Soothing SYRUP"
Having the facsimile Of Curtis a Perkins
| on The outside wrapper. All Others are base
limitations.
sold by Druggists throughout the world.
Price, only s5 Cents per Bottle.
orTIcrs-2f5 FULTON street, Nv York 205
High HolbOTD, London, England 81 ~; Pau
street, Montreal, Canada oezs eooo m
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~UTANTED-THE PATENT
A TR . A OIL.


S25 80, vail lad to Che re.
CsfF- - "a a mare the ether a hof~e Luz
sss 1870 ON he s'h o. this month and s es.t iS
heard Hoin 81 zbr-n reward will be cheer
y Asulp-- nv psison moving or tle Thile
- 49, send 10 G-E-NG, Norm 80 ~
at Marshall county, Mlha. ~
ToST- STRAYED or STOLEN
- cows frofu Alabama street. between
,~--L--f strsaf and the Raleigh road on eaiuI-
- re TGfh fust-one q Red Cow win DNI
NJ = ful White one. aud one brlndle OF
80 v-irb nearly white belly and nei
EacF II mi white. Any Information lelJ VIII
me VII MICHAEL JOYCE,
Alabama street, nsztiO SOFA Water Factory
p. -
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
0LOsTNG a. WETES.


Until further notice the Malls viii close as
follows: ..-.F NJ"
Cairo, Chicago. 81. Louis, Nashville, Louis-
Vile, Cincinnati, Cleveland. P1tisburg, fhila-
dstphia, Buffalo, Albany, New YORK Bslil-
more, and all cities north and WesH az
SIS p m
FOR Ghattanooga, Richmond, Washington,
Aususfa gniumhuE. GA. Montgomery, Mo-
bile. Ala. New York. Nashville and all cities
south and east, az b:S0 pm.
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, JaeEsons Miss,
Vicksburg. Natchez, and ali cities SOUTH Al
4p.m.
All stations on Mississippi aud Tennessee,
southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Markham railroads at $50 pm.
All stations on Melnphis and Louisville and
branch railroads at pm.
All stations on Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
sissippi Central. Mobile and Ohio, Nashvill
and Gacatur, Nashville and Chattanooga ana
East Tennessee railroads at 5 am.
Little Rock. Pine Bluff and all Landings
en ArkanssSand Whtterivers, lsemi-weekiyA
Tuesdays aud Saturdays
Mississippi river-sOuth, (s~emt-Weekly), Iues-
DAYS and Saturdays.
Mississippi ~river-nOrth, (semi-Weekly)' MOI
days and FrtdfyE.
r. C. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis
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REPOTT.

The following is the mortuary report
for the week ending at noon, November
q, 1867
Mrs B Laughlin, 50 years, female,
white, puerpsi fever; q Lichen, p years,
male, white, consumption P Conlsy,
10 year,, male, white, yellow fever Mrs
] E GrubeT, AZ years, female, white, dys-
entery Chas Noting, 25 years, male,
white, yellow fever.
T.. o. SMITH, Undertaken.
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n. 0. SMITH, Undertaker.

David store, 20 years, male, black,
fever A Morton, ts0 months, male,
black, Group; J Thomps0n, % years,
male, white, yellow fever; h LsRgston,
II wears, female, black, cOngestive fever {;
SBolls, 81 years, male, black, unknown
ii Stowea, IS years, female, black, drop
sv: N NeLemOfe, = years, male, black,
typhoid fever; WI CarVst, % years,
mais, white, pneumonia w Carter, =
years, male, white, yellow fever S VIII
iiams, Is years, female, black, puerpal
fever.
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Opposite A, T Stewards Dry Goods Palace, cor
ner Tenth street,

Opposite 4, ]. Stewards Dry Goods Palace, cor
ner Tenth street,
Where he vii be pleased to receive the order
OF his friends and public, and especially TO
near from those who have so literally be-
slowed their patronage OR the hrm heretofore.
ne will supply these superior I~nstTEuleAts TO
the trade, Wholesale und Resan, 1t the very
Lowest p ices. uR..s With the insulated iron
Rim AID F~raEslcaSt in one solo plate.) They
excel ali other ia durability, superiority OF
toue. and elegance Of external appearance
All these Pianos Eave OverstrunE Scales CIV
ipgin connection with the patent iron rim ana
frame, Full, Round, Powerful and Sweet Mel
low Tones. The Gases ar elegant in appear
ance and easily and safely handlsAe
HB- Warranted to prove s~atisiaSsolyi or the
money returned.
siberia OFT,
SIS d4WI0m 80 broadway. New York
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RENT FOR TIE YEAH 1868.

NAL FARM in the imnedlate NlelhltS
4 mile rrumrhe depot. containing some seNenLg-
ave acre. about half OF which lIcnlllFtLJn
ne balance fn grove and timber, Win a goou
aI5 r1mfortqbIa dwelling house containing
~ rooms. with out house,, etc, a COCO spring
m never fafing water. aud other apFbhuN-8
P,sssssfon gfvsn on the lsUo Of January neAlhuu
ending The Slst OF December following Apply
- He5rv T. ZONES. living 10 s-ghl Of LAe pace
-swa HENRY 7. JONES
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A POSITIVE FACE-Thsrs Is an estaE-
iishment in this place that Is net only a
palace ~ name but its Palatlal appOinp-
meBt5 make Do enc ia fact. II any VI
the readers Of the Appeal doubt this
assertion, We advise them TO disabuse
their minds OF this impression BY making
a visit 10 1872 Main street, the heRdqusr-
ters Of the ton and elite Of our fashionable
city, when new and elegant goods are 20
he purchased. Mpssrs. H0Well, Wnod &
%. advertise the sale Of goods al New
Yorx 1gst ~ "a positive Jacf. and We
know they wIl do as they profess. A
word 10 the wise" aLn.
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REORGANIZATION. - Consumption,

Reconciliation. - Consumption, 1
pueFpai fever, 2; dysentery, | Group, 2
bilious fever, 2; congestion, 4; nn
known, 1 dropsy, Il typhoid fever, I
pneumonia, l; largugits, u gsstutis, l
cholera, 1; accident, 1; sOitening Q
brain, /; yellow fever, 10. Total, 80
whites, y negroes, 10; females, IA
males, Is adults, % children, 10.
u. f. HOGERs, NJ. D,
Secretary Board ofHealth.
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GENERAL COLLECTIONS AND LIFE Inc
sURANCE BBoKERs.-We take pleasure
in directing public attention to the bust
ness card Of Messrs. Wheatley d. Avent,
whose office is at No. II Bethel Block.
We are acquainted with the senior OF this
firm and know him TO be q gentleman of
fine intelligence-hOnOrable in every
sense of the term, and possessed Of a su-
peTior order of business qualifications.
A son Of an old and highly respected
citizen Of Memphis, Seth Whea tley,
new deceased, he occupies a deservedly
high position in our community. Mr..
Avent, the junior, is a young nan OF
talent, energy and sterling prObity, and
with Mr.. w. constitutes a hEm in which
the public may repose the highest con-
hdence. Ede card elsewhere. q
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JOE LOCKE.-At p Jefferson street
may be foHnd the Clipper, Turf, Field
and Farm, Harper's Bazaar, Metropolis
tan Record, Police News, Literary Ais
bum, Waverly Magasine, New York
Weekly, Chimney Corner, Courier DIES
Etats Unis, Home Journal, Banner OF
Light, Southern Society, London Art
Journal, Irish Republic, Freeman'sJouI
nal, Irish People, Irish Citizen, Irish
American, Boston Pilot, BOy'sa and Girls
Weekly, Stats Zeitung, jolly Joker,
Merryman's Monthly, Harper's Maya
zine, Cooley, Peterson, DemOrest, The
Lady's Friend, Nick Max, Frank Leslie
Pleasant Hours, all for December, Every
Saturday, the latest dsiliesr books STA
tieneTy, etc. eslEand see.
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NEW YORK CARDS.
KAYANlGH 4 DECKER'S
BILLIARD ABL
VhE ul,sr r-l.abss Cashlon used on Billiard
i Tables is the
CUSHION,

"a VI CDShAONs
Manufactured by KAVANAGH & DECKER,
and Patented Dec. IS. 1855. (See Scientific
American, Vol. l6, No. III
It is the only Cushion that possesses all tn
qualities essential 10 a Perfect Cushion. At IS
the most elastic and most durable Cushion eyer
abunoantiy proven ~ rae great demand fOr. Il
since its i~ntrudGyuOn. The REGULARITY which
distinguishes the Cat-Gut Cushion n renders
itsuperior to all others, Is the tightened cord OF
catsgut which OVerites tue Iaee and edge OF tue
rubber and running the fuH lengih o. tAe
Cushion, which prevents the ball ff9nl nedding
into the rubber and fumFins from the ta1fe.
The addition o. ths catgNt cord also ADDS
much u the elasticity OF the cushion.
h Cat-Gut CnshtOh has alreaay been ap-
piled to over 100 tables, which are in constant
use. 1t can be applied 70 tahtes 81 any make,
for SIS per set
Of Cantre aud Canal streets, n. Y, is the most
complete OF its kind in the world. The ma
chinery IS OF the most t9prGved character. the
iumbsf dFylng room the largest in the United
states, tile material used the bsst that can be
purchASed, and the Workmen thoroughly
skilled,
Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues and Trimmings, all
OF the bet make, constantly on hand.
= KavanAgh q Decker are The only agents in
this country FOR Rays Que Cement. adtudg0d
by competent authorities to be the nest OSr9eni
ever used
Full size Tables Get down nOESia2
Send fOrIlgu-l ated Price List,
EANAHAGH & DECKER,
corner OF Centre and Canal streets,
se5 tea t r New York City.
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NOTICE

Steiner Bros. & Baum are deter
mined to give up business by the lst
Of january, ana. therefore, oner
their entire Wholesale aud Retail
Stock OF Clothing, Hats and Gents
Furnishing Goods, at less than new
York cot. This being nj Humbug,
the Public Will do well to call on
them and secure Bargains. Remem-
Der the place.
STEIN Err BROS. IL BAUM,
2SS Main, Cor. Madison 81.
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OBLIGATION VII be made By DC Ireoef
a Es1 I'd the December Term, logf o. M
-T1nntg Court OF shelby county, toT ietlsle u
DST.frafton an the estate Of A. W AfnOlQ
ae...ssd- ~ order Of court
Nsoe JOHN LOAGUE, Cerk.
-.nber "a. lsg. g v
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STU LOsOer.-Gents' and Boys Under
shirts and Drawers again reduced al
Iglauer q Pritz's closing sale.
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To the Ladies.-Mrs. Jackson is now
introducing to the citizens Of Memphis
her celebrated "Queen Bess Complexion
Wash, or the Ladies' Rose Pink Beauti-
fer" and her " Hair Restorative The
I" Wash " is said to be the best prepara-
ton extant for Identifying the Com
plexion and is properly named. Numer-
ous certificates attest the fact that ID l.
exaetly what it Processes to be. Mrs.
Jackson is at the Whitemore House,
where she will remain for the present.
Her Manufacturing Depot is No. llS
North sixth street, st. Louis.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

Great Clearing Sale at Lindauer, Ar
mold q Co.'s, 81 Main street.
noyf8 I'm
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OR r N t
nOR RENT-

A GROCERY STORE, st the intersection q
paplar and Alabama streets. AnuunpeI enc
stand. eau command = IAFse country stsoe
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J Drimns, 50 years, male, white, vel.
low fever; G + Robinson, u years,
male, white, laryugitis A L~evinsOn,
years, male, white, congestion Of brain +;
Mrs. NJ r Lucas, % years, female,
waite, consumption A Barbara, 41years,
male, white, consumption ] Lagorio,
3G years, male, white. consumption Mrs
E Booth, So years, female, white, yellow
fever; 4. Richards, IS years, male, BLACK,
gastutis Miss A + Clancy, 80 years,
female, white, yellow fever; Emma Fol-
lOEachFiO, A months, female, white, con.
gestion OF brain James 0nley, male
white, chOleFS.
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Price ladies' and Gents Hem-stltch
H~Rn0kerehleEs az }. H. LOWeRstein q
BFOs.', NO. 23l Main street. They are
sacrifiCing them 10 clGse BY the lst Of
January. nOvlg Nv
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new brick Business House, three stories
1,fgII yrifb cellar aud all Necessary improve
1n.F,is inst comuleted. at No 2 Towards Row,
Az, the Whealey plantation eight miles
Eonfl .of Nemphis. between the river htd horn
49,. roe1. III contains 600 acres Of fertile
,Ds1 and under good fence, with improve
m-uts located so ~ 10 make the place Surcspu-
bIeof division into three tracts Of 10 acres
aa-h THIS is ona OF the best places In the
country. suitable Tor grain OF cotton-groWlng
az for stock farm.
ADpIy 10 Dr. d. ID. saunders. , Souih Court
s+-ssf or j. e. weaver. on the plantation.
H-nF-nar
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J. C. HoLsr & CO., Vndertakers
L Cnhlnhnn Ia uanra maln mhitn .

J Callahan, 40 years, male, white, ac-
cident, + St. Clair, IS years, male,
white, yellow fever; John BrHn, 80
years, male, white, ysilDY fever; Henry
Mood, 7 years, male, white, yeilow fever
Mrs H Wash, IS years, female, white,
s0fteDing Of brain Thomas Muliigan, ~
year, male, white, yellow fever; Sd
Cliur, Dyears, male, white, yellow fever;
Mrs f Williams, q years, female, black,
bilious fever Isaac Johnson, "a years,
male, white yellow fever.
OWEN SMITH, Inderlaker.
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Object IMPORTATION.
MAGNIFICENT CHINA WARE
HOUSE.

Charles w. Erich. Importer
s.logaut French Ware-OrdeFs
For Soiss
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Look at our new prices Of Fancy Dress
Goods, Knit Goods, Bhawls, Oloaksi
Hosiery, BalmoFsis they are all greatly
reduced, at Rice, Silk & 90.
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White Idconets, NaiDsooks, Csmbrics,
checked and plain, at half price, al
Iglsuer & Pritz's closing sale.
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Price Calic0es and Dress Goods at ]. IL.
L%OHenstein & Br0s.', Clay Building.
they are sacrificing them, TO close BY
the 1sT OF January. movie Iw
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Imported Velvet and Cloth Cloaksr
marked regardless Of cost, at Aenken
BROS crest sale.
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VIM Shelby, so years, male white
congestion liver F r Green, 4 four
years, female White, Group; e A Peter
son, 30 yesrs, femalh white yellow fever
FLAHERTE WESCHE,
HndertaEeE.
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Netg ClOakings and Trimmings re-
eeiyea at B. LoWenstein & Bros Cloaks
made 70 order and 3 good At guaranteed,
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For sale.

NO. ..
HULL aud CABIN Of this II
L Steamer, as she now lies at the
foot Of Exchange street, in this city, VIII be
offered for sals, AZ public auction, on
WEDNESDAY, Zth inst. at y m. The sale
will include Tackle and everything pertaining
to the boat. her Hull is sound, and Is well
suited for WharfbOat purposes. Terms-One-
half cash, balance sixty days.
movie ids RR WALT,
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Price Gents Ready Made Clothing az
J. b. LOHensteIn 4 EE0s.A, No, 931 Nam
street. They are closing out.
noylQ
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Eson's Great Clearing Sale attracts
the attention Of every one. Go to it for
bargains in Dry Goods, etc.
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Don't be humbugged by +" clearing out
sales" - closing out sales" "giving up
retail business" etc, but ave money by
going to B. LDwenstein & Bros one
price store. Read their advertisement.
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Beautiful French Dress Goods, marked
to less than cost, at Menken Bros great
sale.
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Read the advertisement Of Lindauer,
Arnold 81 Co, 81 Main street, corner
Monroe. nsVI3 i'm
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Best eolored French Merinos go cts. to
81, at b. LOwenstein q Bros.
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no r. Il II

the residence OF DR.. WM. ". TAYLOR ~
on Poplar street extended, just beyond city
limits and within one hundred yards Of the
gfv rsfIwav. The house contains ten rooms
with o~ut-houses, two large ctsterns, ana ~
other necessary convenieuces, together VIII
T8~aa Acres OF Land attached comprising lleN
Vardsa spot. orchard etc
WlIbe rented either for one year, OF ieaseo
u i good feusnt for a term OF years.
For term etc, apply 10
Att~arnev-at-Law over Commercial Bank
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SERVED HIM BIGEr.-S me time since
a party q burglars made al attempt 10
enter q bui.ding connected with the State
Female College, when a colorcd woman
in an uppe story 0fthe building dropped
A. a rmopR them, which struck one Of
scuundfeis. elj the whole party lie.
~ uppd. It has sIazG been gscertained
fh,t - wounded burgiA pa 2 cOlored
mao named .Fohn Woodbridge, %5d g4St
Inc az struck bin on he bead fFacur-
inc bis skull, from the eHeCt Of which he
subsequently, died.
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Elder T. W.
Caskey will preach at this Church, cor
ner Linden and Mulberry streets, this
morning at eleven, aud at seven O'Clock
pm. Sunday school at half past nine
a m. The public are cordially invited.
Seats free.
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BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCHES

Having a direct influence TO the parts, give i'm
mediate relief FOR bronchitis, asthma,
Catarrh, COnsumptive and Taraat Dis
eases, Troehes aIe used with always good
success.
sinEers and Public Speakers use them
to clear and strengthen the voice.
OBTAIN only "BEOWE's BRONCHIAL TRo-
cHEs, and do not take any OF the Worthless
mutations thai may be offered. SOLD EVERY.
WHERE. oc37eo64m
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Al Wool Flannels, 25c. per yard, at
Menken Bros great sale.
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Rice, Stir & Co.. have reduced prices
OF Prints, Brown and Bleaehed Muslins,
Sbeetings, to almost anti-wRr figures.
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The largest stock Of Silks In the South,
at b. Lowenstein & Bros
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rzo large and splendid HEls at No. ~ sec
o.gI,ftff1rg h8Ilg. private parties, Clubs lee
Tnrss f.irs. etc. Vii be rented
Tnuuire Cd NJ. Hill. Main street, webster plock
OF AGmS Ls aegl
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RvABE PIAKOsl
Notice to Tar Payers.

ny order Of Board Of County S2P MS %tR,
u n 20 Al oWpers OF PERSONAL PROP
ERTY In shelby county, whose tskes shan re-
-, dns and Unpaid after ehe Sth JAY OF NO
vember, 1857. Ea1h aosatv Tenn
Ledger, Post and German paper COPY ~
maaE
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No Closing Sale at B. Lowenstein &
Bros but goods sold tOdefy competition.
Read their new advertisement,
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FOB SALE.


-syp ,,sarsjpDed offers 0ne-half Interest 20
- MISSISSIPPI HOTEL opposite Ihe
NSzie,ipli aud Tennessee kallrgeS DfsS1
Administrator.
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Read, Read B. Lowenstein & Bros
advertisement.
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GRAND OPENING.-The Bluff City Sa-
loon, No. Is Jefferson street, under the
management at Jas. Z. Neehan, viii be
re-opened on Monday morning with n
grand lunch. Our old friend, Jimmy,
understands the business, and makes
mixtures fit Tor the Gods. The Bluff
City, under his management cannot fail
to b. a success. The lunch will be a re-
past seldom enjoyed by the most fastid-
iOus cOuuaisseuT.
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store Houses Nos 5s and Sl shelby street
Also. a large Office IN the Walker block.
.,,rv "a THOS. b. COOKE,
ccl5 n EqL Main street, up stairs.
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Empress Cloths 70 cts. to 81, at B. Low
enstein q Bros.
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FOR CAIRO.

FOR WHITE RIVER.
For White Rlver.
Rose Newell master
This elegant passenger steamer II
viii leave ~
MONQA4, 2ssh inst., AIS p m.
nova Il ELLIOTT q CO., Agents.
For White RIver-U. 5. N.
master
This splendid passenger steamer II
viii leave a atOve E
TUESDAY, zith inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY s MILLER. Agents,
no2A2t 80 rTOnt street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-24

Read the New Advertisement of
Rice, silk 81 Co. Their prices have
been again reduced in accordance
with the latest decline, and they
mean to offer such inducements as
will guarantee an early sale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-24

Everybody will 60 to Rlson's Great
Clearing Sale, 29T Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-24

4 Very Comfortable Residence AHdLot
on Town Reserve street will be sold at
auction this morning at eleven o'clock,
by Col. Mousarrat, auetioneer,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-24

Fine Quality, all wool Black Broad
cloths at 50 to 81 so, at Iglauer d Pritz,
255 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-24
Regular Tuesday Packet
For Vteksbarg and the Beads.
ST. PATRICK : Carrot +. Huls, master
nIAX RInE narL

This splendid steamer viii con-
tiuue I'M the trade during the
son. leaving Memphis livery TUESDAY, al
s pm. Freight for New Orleans viii Il re.
shfnDed at Vfcksburg on he mail line rom
that port. Rates as low IS BY any other Line.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-24

REMEMBER that the fine business
corner Of Second and Adams
streets is to be sold positively, regardless
Of the price bid, on Tomorrow Monday
st twelve O'clock. Col. M|Onsarratt is the
aucfiOueer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-24

Go to the great sale Of cheap goods, at
Menken Bros.