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$l,O0O,OOO,
II 9 Il O N l. DOLLAR II /.
The Merchants <G GRlanufacturcrs,
JEWELRY ASSOCIATION

6 thLt'S your attention to the fact of it's being
" the largest and most popular Jewclry AS.
sociation in the United States Tie business il
and always has been conducted in the most can
d'd ana honorable manner. Our rapidly in
crcasing trade is sure guarantee of tic onnrc
citation of our patrons fur this method of obtain
ing rich, elegant and costly goods The sudden
stagnnt'on OF trade in Europe. owing to the late
'Gorman war. and recent disastrous financial
crisis i'll Europe has caused the failure Of u
large number Of Jewclry houses in London and
Paris, obliying them to sell their goods at q
great sacrifice, in some instances less ,lnu Que.
third the cost of manufacturing. Wo have late.
~ purchased very largely of these Bankrupt
Gonds, ut such extremely low prices that VIC can
afford to send away Finer Goods, and give bet.
ter ter chances to draw the most valuable prize:
than any Other establishment doing n similar
business. OUR AIM IS TO PLEASE, and ~.
r'Sn'ctfnlly solci, your patronage. rs we arc
confident ut giving the utmost satisfaction Du-
ring the past year we have G,rwar,lcdn number
"t tho most valuable prizes tn nil parts Of the
country. Those who pn,ronize us will receive
the full value Of their money, as no article on
our list is wnrll, less than Ono Dollar. retail,
and there arc no blanks. Parties dealing with
us may depend on having prompt returns, aud
the article drawn will bc Immediately scut To-
my address by return mail or express.
Inc following parties have recently drawn
valuable prizes from the Merchants l. Manu-
allowed the use Of their namrs,
Frederick Y. Browne. Esq. Treasury Depart.
mcnt, Washington, d. G.. Piano, valne $50
Miss Anna l., Frost, Wavcrly Terrace, n. y.
city, Ladies' Gold Enamclcd and Diamond Sci
Watch, value, $500 William b. Emmnns, New
Orlcans,. I.a., Sowing Machine, vaiuc. S75 ;
George |" Davenport. Mnhilc Ala. Silver Tea
Set, value, 5000; Miss Lucy Orcutt Albany.
ILL.,. Sewing Machine, value. $65; Mrs Mary
}. Downing Louisville. Ky, Gold Match, val
nc, 5000; james b. Fnwlcr, Harrisburg. Pa,
Silver Hunting Case Watch. value. so Rev.
Wm. Pcyscr. Milwaukee, Mis-, Wheeler Il vii
son Sewing Machine, value, SIPS; J. j. Mck.
ford, San Francisco, Gail. Gold Linc, Silver Tea
Set, val"e $500; Edward l.. Rice, st. Lnuis,
Mo-, Mclodcnn. value, $3.50; Hiss Helen f..
Sinclair. Detroit, Mich. Diamond Cluster Ring,
value. S225 lIoratio G. Frost. Chicago, III,
Large Oil Painting value. $500; Mrs Charlotte
H. Hewins, Donirhan. Kansas, Chickcring
Grand Piano, value, 500, and Music Box, value,
SG5
Many names could be placed on tho list. hnt
wo publish no names without permission. Our
patrons are desired to send us U. S. currency
when convenient.
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rIIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IpiCkcns-An Equity.

Rial b. Eya'', e1as, lHll for Construction
3 \ ooss,n vs.. rx,oa j., ofWii, Account, Par
/ appearing TO my satisfaction shat J. Addison
Boggs and wife Sarah Il. Thompson Campboli,
--. =. :. Dyer and wife Mary Thompson Evntl, md
the hoirs'at law of William Miro Evatt, names and
hi,nbeTs unknown, defendants in this esse, reside
WHITNER WHIrNER, oomplhinanps Solicitors. Il
is ordered that these said absent defendants do nm
pear In this Court and plead, answer, OF demur ID
the bill Of complaint filed against thetn, within
forty days from the publication hereof or an or,
der pro confc8so will be taken against them;
ROBT. A. THOMPSON, o.E.p.b.
Comrs Office, May 10, 1867 8l--o;
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TAXPAYERS TAKE NOTICE,

4 III persons within the limits of Division No. 81,
q III any way liable to taxation under the Excise
LAWS Of the United States. arc required 10 make
their returns immediately. Manufacturers, Mer-
chants, Professionals, Keepers of Stations and
JaoksySo.' No. must register for Liccnsca at once.
failure to do will subject parties to heavy pen
altics.
Division No. 21. embraces the I'd Regiment. s.
T. NJ: Office ut Pickcns G. H., where can be
found every Monday, Friday, and Saturday, until
further orders.
IT. a. II. GIBSON.
Asst. Assessor, Div. No. q,
3d Collection Dist. of S.
Nov. 20. 1866 10
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B II A u II "!
Auburn, Golden, Flaxen g. Silken
N,,r1o -

DRODUCEnb by tho nso Of Prof. nEBREUY,
IL FRISER LIZ C1fEVEUX. One applicn-
tion warranted to curl tho most straight and
stubborn hair Of eithor sex into wavy ringlets,
or heavy massive curls. Has boon used by the
fashionable Of Paris and London. with tho most
Price by mail, sealed and postpaid 81 Des,
3crlptiye Circulars mailed FREQ. Address BIER
GER SHUTS & Co., Chcmists, No. 285 River
street, Troy, N. Y, Sole Agents for the United
States.
Feb 1G, 1867 81 ly
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GREAT DISTRIBUTION ,
BY THE
Merchants and Manufacturers
JEWELRY ASSOCIATION.

1913 and 1876 B'oaauay, Ne,o York city,
OF Rosewood Pianos and Melotleons, Fine Oil
Paintings, Engravings, Silver Ware, Gold
and Silver Watches and Elegant Jcwclry,
consisting of Diamond Pins, Diamond Rings,
Gold Bracelets. Curnl, Florontinc. Mosaic,
jet. Lava. aud Ladies' Sets, Gold Pens with
gold and silver extension holders. Sleeve But
tons, sets of Studs, Vest and Neck Chains,
plain and chased Gold Chains, &C., Sc. val
ued ut
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THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLINA
Bill for Partition.

FIUkENS--IN EPUTTY.
James \. Johns
w. Bill for Partition.
Lila johns and others
j appearing to my satisfaction that Lila Johns,
John Roberts aud wife Mary Jane Roberts, de-
fcnlnns in this case, reside without the limits OF
this State: On motion of MORTON, complainnnt's 3
Solicitor. il is ordered lpt the said absent dc.
ftniahisd do appear in this Court and plead, answer
or dcmnr. to the bill of complaint filed against
them, within forty ilnys from the publication here
Of or an ordcr pro confrSso will bo taken rs to
them.
RDB'T. 4. THOMPSON, cEr.p.
Com'rs. Office May - 1867 33-G
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MILLsTONEs /! MILLsTONEs!
April /. 1867

T'IlE undersigned wishes io inform thosc in wnnh
of the above mentioned articles, That they can
he supplied with very superior q,aliiy Of Corn
Stones, of my size, at reasonable rates an work
finished with any draft or. dress required by The
Pnrohaser, and D"rmnicd perfect. Old Stones ro-
dressed and balanced with Tic PATENT ADJUST.
lBLESlIOT BALANCE, tho most accurate now in
use. For terms, &c., address .1.
u. @. MAYHEM.
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Partial List of Articles to bo Sold
For ONE DOLLA

10 Chckcring Grand Pianos worth $500 to 500
- -, r'eHHhnt Rosewood fIanns 200 to 450
|" Elegant Mrlmcons. Rosewood case l76 to J50
w w =. r.rs' C,ass sewing Machines, 10 to 3pu
80 rime w. Fninihgs 80 TO 100
l5o Fine Steel EngMvings, framed, % 10 30
ou Mus'c l'oSeS - to 40
l5O Revolving Patent Casiors Silver 20 TO 80
o0 Silver Fruit and Cake Baskets ooto NJ
100 Sets of Ten and Table SPOONS 20 10 IN
$50 Gold Hunting Case Watches, war
rhnte,., SO to $50
100 Diamond Rings, cluster and sim
gle stone. IS to oG0
lI5 Gold Watches So 70 ,50
800 Ladies' Watches 90 to 100
'"o SILVER Mhtchcs 20 TO rs
Diamond Pins, brooches and Far Drons, In.
dies Scts of Gold and Coral, Jet and Cola. Flor.
cntinc, Mosaic, Lava and Camcu Sets Of Studs
lest and Neck Chnins. plain and chased Gold
Rings, Gold 'rhimhlcS. I.,ckets. new STYLE Bolt
Buckles. Gold Pens and Pencils. fancy Work
Boxes. Gold Pens with Gold and Silver lixtcn.
SION Holders. and large assortment Of Fine
Silver Ware and Jewclry of every dissertation,
of the best make and latest styles.
slly y chance to obtain any Of the above art
cles Tor ONE DOLLAR, by purchasing scaled
envelope for 25 cents.
&..* Five Sealed Envelopes will be sent Cor
81: Eleven f"r 50: Thirty for 50; Sixty.livc
tor $40; One Hundred for SIS.
Agents Wanted Everywhere.
unc1nallcd Inducements offered to J,n,lcs
ana a Gents who viii act rs such. Onr dcscrip.
tive circulars will lie sent onapplication
distributions arc made in the following man.
nor: Certificates naming each article and its
value arc placed in sealed envelopes. which arc
we'll mixed. One Of these envelopes containing
the Certificates or Order fnr some article. wifi
hc delivered at our Office. or sent hy mail to any
address. without regard to choice, on receipt Of
twenty-five cents
On receiving the Certificate tho purchaser
will see what article it draws and it's value. and
can send Onn Doiiar and receive the article
named. Purchasers of our Seated Enrclopcs
may, III this manner, obtain an article worth
from one to five hundred dollars.
;, Long letters are unnecessary. Have the
S,ndnc.I t, write plain directions. Orders for
SEA LED ENVELOPES must in every case he
accompanied with the Cash will! the name Of
INC person sending, and Town. Comfy and
State plainly written. Letters should he nd.
dressed to the Managers. as fellows:
JACKSON, CORNISH g. CO..
l93 & l95 Broadway
New York.
Apfil t. tS6i 2S 80,
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WATCHES CLOCKS AND JEWELRY.

ea. THE sUBsCR1BER having an experionce
E.lA Of many yonrs in tho business Of repairing
'oftors bis services to his friends and the public
generally, in thnt line Of business. CHARGES for
aliwork rs reasonable as possible. All work war
rnntsd! II we'll used. IIe will also give his attea.
tion tothe rcpairDg Of MUSICAL 1NsrnuMEsrs.
His place Of business is at WALHALLA, nearly
opposite tho Post Offioo
+. NJ. MORGAN.
HPFH ., LOU ~ 3m.--row
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

IN EQuIrY--pIcKENs.
j. Y. Jones
YS. I,;ll r,r D,rt;t;,,, G.,
j. +. Jones and others.
appearing TO my satisfaction thnt Stephen
~. jones, james B. Jones, John G. Elston md
wife Salinn Elson, John n Sloan, Theodore B
Sloan, William ID. Sloan, aud Clark d. Perry de-
tcminnts in this case. who reside without tho linn
itsof this State: On motion of NoRroS complain
ants Solicitor il is ordered that the said absent
defendants do appear in this Court, and plcnd
answer or demur, 10 tho bill of complaint filed
against them. within forty days from the rublica-
tl"n hereof on an order pro conjisso will bc made
as to ,hcm.
RoB"r. A. THOMPSON, c.r.r.n.
Comrs. Office. May .. 1867 :,}-G
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
III Eq"iy-Pichcns.
h1ck''' Ne'''y' ct ais Bill for Partition, Ro-
Eliza Rankin, :, ais lief sc.
TIE compainnn's' having fled their bill, in this
l case AMI II appearing TO my satisfaction that
the heirs Mt law of Sury Eaton. whose names
Imhher ana residence are unknown; William Cur
It's; heirs ut law of Naman Curtis. whose names
and numbcrarc uiknown; Joseph Donaldson. Johr
Donaldson; Jerry York and wife Peggy York -
langson md wife Bctsey Imngston: Richard Tur-
ncr aud wife Sally Turner: Surry Kelly and Turl-
ton Kelley; Sarah Calhoun. widow Of Warren:
heirs at law OF Susan Beatty. names. number and
residence unknown: defendants in this case re
side without The limits Of this Statc On motion of
NonToS. cOmrlninans' solicitor. it is ordered that
the said absent defendants lo appear in this Court
and plead answer or dcm,,r 10 Tie bill of com.
plant Tiled against them. within forty days from
hr publication hereof or an order pro comttxSo will
be taken MS TO them.
RnHT. a. THOMPSON. c.E.rp
Comrs Office, May Is. 1867 6
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I FTHEBR0KEN HEART.
s' ny wAsnINaToN IRVING.

aI4,ss. ...,. (" never heard
Ofapy true affection, but 't@as nipt
3 Witltlears. that, like the caterpillar eats
The leaves Of the spring ssweetcst book, The ro sc
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TIE Prairie Farmer" has not shadow
of Il doubt of the ultimate success of the beet
sugar enterprise in Illinois and other Western
States"
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SPARE HIM LADIES =" Speaking Of shay
ing,' said Il pretty girl to an obduratc old
bachelor, should think that pair of hand.
some eyes would be the best mirror to shave
by. 9 Yes; many q POOR fellow has been
shaved By them" the wretch replied.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

New ORLEANS, March 1s.-Cotton
hrm sales to-day 400 bales: low mid.
ding 294630c ; receipts 5316 exports
z09. Sugar dull sales at 13c for fair.
Molasses very dull, and no sales. Flour
IN good request; stock light, and held
firmly at advanced prices ; superine
Sl2 %. Corn very active at 81 27fa1 80,
Oats steady and firm at 76G78c. Hay IL
good demand and supply light prime
st. Louis S3. Pork, stock light, demand
active $24 50 offered for mess, and So
ssked. Bacon in good demand; shout.
ders l0tc; ribbed sides 12fe; clear I33e.
Gold 1857 Sterling 46946S. New York
sight 1@s premium.
ST. LOUIS, March IS.-Tobacco steady
and firm. Cotton arm and higher,
Flour in good demand and higher ; extra
Sll 25@Il so; double extra So 25G
IL 70 choice $l4@l5 %. Wheat 81 20
choice spring IS. Choice o heavy
and lower at 60970c. Provisions tx.
cites and advancing. Mess pork SO 81
9zS. Bacon shoulders 93c clear sides
l2zc; sugarcured hams. canvassed, 16e
dull.
NEW YORK, March Is.-Cottou quiet,
but very firm sales, 300 bales; mid.
ding uplands, 329S2}c. Flour Sc better
Whisky quiet and unchanged. Wheai
&c better. Corn quiet at 81 % for yellow,
Sugar quiet and steady; Cuba, fl612c
Oats less active, 644@72c. Pork frmer
new mess, S24 so. Bacon scarce ant
quiet. Gold, l34. Government stock:
hrmer. The weekly bank statement i,
as follows Increase, S263, O72, 972; specie
1891 ,5l4; decrease, 50, 96S, 722; ciTcula,
ton, S3O,49O, $50, an increase of $780, $50
legal tenders, 6,2Sl 300, a decrease el
81, 10, 4l0 deposits, Sl97, 95S, 500, q de.
crease Of 1884, 723.
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DIED.

PAINTER--In this city, on the night of the
4th OF March, WILLIAM DAWSON PAINTER,
aged IS years.
Death, the great reaper. is ever busy. BIS
g listening sickle CLEANS in our midst c%ontiou-
ally, and the fairest and best are the first to be
gathered into his garner. Another good man
has been called TO rest from his laboTs. In the
death OF ". D. PAINTKR the whole community
have sustained a loss. The quiet. humble.
modest man-upright and honest in his inter-
course with his fellows, ever seeking quietly
the good he might do, and finding it, perfarm-
ing determinedly and c-onscientiously.
The friend, brother and husband has been
taken In the noontide Of his day. But he has
gone from us not without hope. A deeuAnd
abiding faith in ths power OF his Redeemer TO
save, was his guiding star across the misty
Valley Of the Shadow OF Death; and even now
Is he resting meath the glorious sunlight Of the
Land, where the wicked cease from
troubling and the weary shall ind rest"
To his bereaved wife and relatives We can but
offer poor consolation for the loss they have
s~ustained-for tho the void his absence makes
to them be greater than to Us, still we NhaIl
miss him, sadly miss him, whom we always
were glad 10 hail as friend and brother. And
tho hand shall no longer clasp hand in our
friendly meetings, still Dos's memory shall be
sanctined/ and cherished by us. Sleep on. oh
friend and brother. thy quiet, dreamIsss sleep.
Tho dead, thoG Lvestin our hearts and art not
forgotten.
"Green be the turf above thee,
Friend OF my better days,
None knew thee but TO love thee.
Nor named thee but TO praise" c.
% Philadelphia tPa.l papers please p
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Nom Restdent NOTICE.

In the ChaReery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No lS34.-Turner Hunt Va. Samuel Scott.
T appearing from the Sherins return in thf
L cause that the defendant samuel Scott. ate
dlllgent search and inquiry having been In de
cannot be found in Shelby county 10 be served
with PERSONAL process; It is therefore ordered
that he make his appearance herein at tn,
Courthouse, in the city OF Memphis, Tennessee
within the nrrt three days of The next term o
said Court, commencing ths second Monday
IL May, ls5I, aud plead, answer or demur Il
c~ompla1nants bill, or the same Will be taken for
confessed, as to him., 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 APPEAL
A cOpy-attest:
AUGUsTON ADSTON, Clerk and Master.
By r. J. BLACK, u. q. and II.
Logwood & Peyton sails. for complainant
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stockholders Meeting.

OFFIoE MESPEIs q LITTLE Rock r. r. Coz
No. IA MOEROE STREET,
MEMPHIS, TEES., March Is, 1857.
THE Board Of Directors of the Memphis and
Il Little Rock Railroad Company have this
day called a meeting Of the Stockholders OF
said company, to convene at the Ofice of the
company, at the City Of Memphis, Tenn, on
the 4th day OF next. TO take action on the
subject OF a contract that the Presiden. OF the
company has made with the Memphis, Fl Paso
ana Faclnc Railroad, for the consolidation Of
the two companies
", B. WALDRAE,
minis I'd Secretary and Treasurer.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

WAGGEEER-The friends and acquaint-
ances OF Ike N. and Fannie R. Waggener are
respectfully invited to attend the funeral OF
their son, ToN. WAeGEsER, from their resi-
dence on Wellington street, between Union
and Monroe, at 10 o'clock This Morning.
Services By the Rev. Nj. Jones. o
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10 noacs can be taken Of coM
nrnioations. whatever IS inienna 1sr m
ars,ou In tho ArrEAI must % autesna-
rsted ~ the name and address 81 tns
~rstes-net necessarily FOR pubAeation' ont
a guarantee ior bis good iAith and re-
sporslbiiity-
An business testers Tor this once shoaio pe &C.
dressad 10 1hz AFREALs" Memphis
Al comrsunieatsouz FOR publication mus. q
wriuea on cne side OF the page \ win
ali ether meters coHnerted with me edi1o-
rial dspartmen- should be addressed ADl'
rozs oFrHK AreAAIs Memphis
We cannot as a rrle. undertake 10 return arn'
cies not found suitable for pE5ncation.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS

MASONIC NOTICE.-The 3
w officers and members Of HamiI- n
Ton Lodge, No. zSS, are hereby notified Wy
70 attend q special communication M
This tuesday Evening, March l9, at II y
O'Clock, for work in the L. A. degree.
Officers and members OF sister lodges and
transient brethren in good standips are ira.
ternally invited.
P. NJ. STANLEY, W. NJ.
W. ID. bCTIS. Secretary. pnhT0 IL
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STATE OF TENNESSEE

NIIT VII OTTLTE1 2
Jan 20, 1901. }
I, S. ". Hatehest, CoSnptrolisr OF the Irea :
ury, de hereby certify t1ae the rome insurance
Comps n. located at New York city, IN the
Stase of New York, has prodNeed 70 me salts
factOr1r evidence. that said Company has cQm-
Piled With All he requirements Of the laws OF
the ST. te OF Tennes e., imposed on insurance
comra mics; and further certify thai LINDSEY 4
NredeRiburgh, Agents OF said company tasalso
omBlfed with the requirements OF tne Jaws OF
the STATE, made and provided IN sucn o&sesi
authority 90 take risks and transac1 the bust
ness OF insurance in this State Rt Memphis
Tennesse e.
This certificate OF agsncy must be renewed,
the Grst days OF July and January each year.
ers3 tslgDsdl s ". HATcHEr.
Comptroller, Tenn.
LINDSEY & vREDENBURGH,
mrIs sx No. II Madison street. up stairs
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To TIE PArE0Ns or THE Appeal
In consequence Of 5aaieial proceedings Aaa ID
respect 10 The interests Of different parties IN
the ArrzaL. The paper, the printing estas-
rsbmsnt ana tie ss0d VIII Of The paper have
been soid. endthe pndeuieaesh have become
the purchasers
Every possible ezsusea win es made TO render
tie APPsA1 noTe acceptable 10 It's readers
and more desirable a. a medium Of aaTes-
I,an~. Much more Space win be devoted to
reading matter, and 8 special column be up
-proyuiated weekly to Masonic Information.
The undersigned hope, by close attenteate tne
affairs OF toe paper and once, 70 give 1t
claims equal to those ofany other journal Of
the city to ne support and oonhdsnes Of the
~ uoeAN a co.
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saas,5@ $
ES.
Total amount OF Losses,

NiSAMseHu %
The greatest amount insured on any one risk
$1,000.
Ire Company has no general rule as to the
amount allowed TO be insured IN any city, town,
village or block, being governed In this matter,
In each csse, by the general character OF build
ings, width Of streets, facilities for putting out
dres. etc
A certifed copy Of the charter or act OF lncor-
p~orstion, as amended, accompanied = prsyious
statement.
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For Sale.

Two ACRECthe most desirable building o,
i residence property IN the vicinifv ~ Ns,n,
p~hts-cpposits E~tchsvarne's Garden. a 6f1h
elevation, Commanding a beautifnl view Of ~
Whole city and rver. Ihoso wishing The most
osantiiul spot around Memphis for a ho1ae car
obtain the same Dy calling on
MARTIN GRIFFIN.
feh16 II Cashier German National Rang
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William H~undhRusen VS.. Frederick Russer. &.
Df virtue of an tnterloculory decree made in
ID this cause in the ChGncery Court Of Mem.
phis, 1 viii sell at public auction to the highesi
bidder, on the premises on Hill street, in ths
city OF Memphis, between the hours OF IL am
and pm on THURSDAY, 9Th day OF Aprji
1857, the following described Real Estate. Il
wit: Acsrtaln LOT Of LAND, lying and beine
In the city OF Memphis, count Of shelby and
STATE OF tennessee, ssventy-three feet front on
Hi street. by adepth OF one huxdrsd ana nftv-
eight, together with all aud singular the i'm.
p~rovements thereon, stock and Fixtures. The
said property Is known as the " City Brewery p
property.
TERMS OF SALE One-fourJh cash, and the
balance In equal insta1msnts, six, twelve and
eighteen months, bearing interest; purchaser
giving bond with security a lien retained o.
property I'LL payment ofthe purchase moDev
equity OF redemption waived.
CHAS- A DAMMANN.
INNS To Raoagrrae
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MeIOdeon.

A 4 IL octave AELODEON, in good order
n viii be sold on W. DNESDAY MORNING
March ~, at the Auction store Of NJ. c.. CAYCE
0Ab Main street. a. mhIg Ito
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A LII p~ersonsandebted to RUssER 4 HuND.
"A HAUsEN viii please call and settle Their
accounts, and those who nave claims aza1nst
them will present their bills Vithin twenty
days from dare
CHAs. A. DAMMANN, Receive-
mnl3 III No. 49, Mnfa rfraa,
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A RUSSIAN general Of artillery has
Just died, after having deposited In the
bank of st. Petersburg a sum Of eS000,
to remain st interest until the year 1925,
the anniversary OF the death Of the
given to the author of the best history of
that sovereign. The sum will amount
to kSs4, 900.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-03-19

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