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TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE

'ISOpI EE D-DhiG-OG II - y y n1S
MILES FROM THE CANAL, AND FORTY
MILES FROM RICHMOND.-By virtue OF
deed Of trust executed to the subscriber by George
W. Kew and bearing date the y2Sth of May, 1855,
and duly recorded In the clerks office OF Gooch:
land, shall, In execution thereof proceed to sell
at public auction. on the premises, on the 18th Of
June next, at IL NJ that valuable TRACT OF
LAND described In the said deed of trust, lying
in the county of Goochland, two miles from the
James River canal, and containing FOUR HUN
DREDzAND FIETY.T AGRES.sEE
The said land is situated conveniently to churches
OF several denominations, and has on IL large
good repair. sG27T.H Il FaEaoa !sa9sSo
Possession given in time to SOW a crop Of wheat,
TERMS Oue-fourth cash balance In six,
secured by q trust deed. SsLli.s. iE.if''ab
,-,.-L,.-sjfg-s: =, JOHN. G.. JAMES, Trustee. /
A. N. HAMILTON, Auctioneer. ;-;ris .sslE
Parties from distance desiring to see the land
can come by packet to Lock II, on the James River
Canal. saE4 - Ss@E5s 17fS - my E1aw4w*
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sTMMEDIATELY AFTER THE ARnvp
II will;be sold 8 FRAhEDHoCsE TN 49,,
next =. o.. Haskins, Esq, and In front ~ ~
steaInboat wharf to be removed - y. sne
r,-i.sl:.sis, JAMES N. TAYLOR & SON !,
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WASHINGTON, MAY rs, 1883.

The ozseof Mr. Woollsy 4 rlseszsssl1s s24es
~ s,;;aa 5, he Senate Grdasss Speechsss
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email FARM OF ONE. HUNDRED

- GRUBBS & WILLIAMS,
rTvo7 lpa = tg4 20. e E31E5s.S issAuctioneers.
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-. BY Lyme & Brother, 4.
Real Estate Agents and Auctloneers,
1880 Main street. -
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sxsss By Cook q Lanshfor, Auctaoneefs,tf Fas
4 asorner Of Ersnklin,a and Governor ssresks.1o
.s,,sssst..sI .ssetssa s,r----ss9 sd 10 9sS;as,
II sARaE AND ATTRACTIVE ,sAIEaoF
suPTRBfAh1 Oh 81 kt9gsn AND
tsJ,,. ,oD1N1NG- ROOM ,TuRHITuRE,ai cd
II. HesBwooD sryEN.osrAvEff1
u g RsPs AaD LACE e 90, 80, 20
VELVET BRUssELsit AND THREE-PLT
eseTx % sban CARPETS, Z gs's'ls5s
le9a Il ELEGANT ErNeRxvINas, KTc.sasIsa
~ sAvoyss,, i a. AYo = f'sSsatssrT esiT
s ss e M rs s :s ss
o,ciocE ali Of the FTRNiTgRE contained in me
said residence assE1z Ealfa adE e
i seyen-octayec R0SEWgO D EIAkQs fmRde 10y
s e sfs sh YIN sss1a sas
beautiful asifs ROSEWOOD PAIL OR gU11TEs com.
e. prisfnE nine pieces covered with scarlet sik
ioAs ssssa5e1 ggosiEEw W hBL E-ToriT ia
apsiFs splssdia ksFs and LACE CURTAINS
WALNUT p1es asf ~ o ana eIfiBRARY Ia
sple na HRE Mas saa lsPiS and RUGS
EXCEPTION CHAIRS, &C. .Gl.a
IN THE cHAMBERs.M1LLBE FOUND
l MAGNTFICENTC CHAMBER SET. complete
IL afWahnt, In wax and ebony upholstered In
i MsRB BL SHAVING STAND, -. ..
"a WALNUT CHAMBER SETS complete, com
.,,S tanning each Marble-top Bureau, Washstand,
;" Table, Bedstead, 4 Chairs, Rocker, Toilet
,5Es ware, Towel Rack, &c. q '''''s,' =
Z SPRING BEDS. 35-EEsi sGGa i Il l2 s-.-f1 !
UPHOLSTERED BED, go, 4.....-. :. i
q Aiarge lot OF TABLE and BED LINEN, BED
sLAs.tS NC rr1,n N I.II is fiirneland ruth
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q my SQ--atSt3corncr monIoc altu OloSn1sSNnS.
ToR RENT, 3 DWELLING On Mayo ga
.Eestreess second door from Franklin, contain-kaa
i. I,ine ST. - = IT IWILLIAMsH. ALLISQEs
my 90 lst* liza ssssai aAI = Mls20Cary street.
ST7oR RENT. the large THREE.sT0RYAA
Z kasf ERoNTcBUIEDINGs No. r. aW
tFourfeenfh street, corner lombard alley, lately
by Messrss Bowman &Strooek. Apply az
Smith, aacti on- house, jl2Ss MALI street.
-1ToE RENT w Cd SihtfB Bile s
i r. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Delightfully."- sitn- IL
afed on erase street between Twenty .fOuEth and
T,enty-dfth AI,rlyl to Mrs. ELIZA u. VAN
Lew, 4 ncxf DOOR above &C 4 Is my 2I--lm
T9oRRENT, THE DWELL NG of pre- I'm
.r sent occupied byJ. q. Courtney, situated -
uEiShfh street mort OF Leigh. Possession Isl OF
suns' = ~ '''' j. @. COURTNEY.
z my is-aw SIG Broad street.
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By Cook a Lsnshfor, sAuctaoueefs,ss fTas
corner OF Franklin and Gossarnor ssresks. Ii
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sAbslnshs saad AnsInths Dr1nkeSs.


2 soy g from the pau Man aareste., assi ~
THE indulgen sbsiHshs, which already
sprsfafls toe great extent among adj classes
sof Eenchmen, a1teady tens 10 become
widespread in France and assinjurious
there So opium eatirg. 3s, an ghsna lfs 2.
,risitor. to Paris stro1ls along the houleyardB
from fhssA Madeleine to the Basil some EnIn-
s ner 's AFTERNOON between 8 and % clock
swtich ii commonly called che 4. hour of abb
s;ifnnth The can hard fail TO 4 remark
dradssof sParisians seated outside the
yarious cafes or 1ounging ut the counters of
| the vine shops, and imbibing this insidious
stimulante At particular cafe Ell, the, Cafe de
Bads for example, ont OF fifty idlers seated
at the little round tables forty five win be
found thus engaged. But it is1not2 on the
buuleyards atone that absinthe Is the special
5, O'Clock heversge. III most ofsthe wine
shops in the faubourgs, in the Quarter
Latin, and round about the Ecole Militaire,
you may see at that particular hour,
Workmen,r students, soldiers, clerks, char
bonniers, chiffoniers even, mixing the
Customary draughts Of e1nerald-hnted
poison, and al watching the fantastic
movements of the fluid as it sinks
to the bottom Of the glass, wherein 1t
turns from green to an almost milk white,
at the moment when the perfumes of the
various aromatic plants from which it is
iaaBdilet disengage themgelYes9 9A quarter
Of . century ago rabsinthe Was the drink Of
French, coachmen, groomss and &footmen,
and people of the lowest class j. day its
educated andweils tosd do Parisians. Literary
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27
Oh. FORD TO RABBI IUsKA.
The Challenge 10 Controversy
Disposed Of.

First, my deficiency In the knowledge
of Hebrew, and second, the correctness
OF my citation from Kimchi, are not
questions 10 debate orally before the pub
lie. Rabbi Tuska has failed signally TO
show any thunder ia my Hebrew eta
lions, although he has been anxious 10
DO so, and has presumed upon the fore
gone conclusion that q Jewish Rabbi
would know more of Hebrew Than 8
Baptist preacher. Before he wrote this
challenge 1 had proposed, through the
Baptist, which he saw, to leave the ques-
uOn Of ~philOlOgy-cf Hebrew criticism
to q professor of Hebrew In any univer-
sitv in America or Europe, certain that
the decision would be ia my favor and
against the Rabbi Rabbi 1'uskS has de-
clined this fair proposition by chslleDg-
ing me 10 debate our respective scholar
ship, our knowledge OF Hebrew roots, in
an egOtistical display Of our oriental
eruditiOn, before q public who, however
intelligent on other subjects, are not pre-.
pared 10 decide on Hebrew philology. 1t
would be a wOrdy, If not q windy war,
doubtless full Of sound and fury, signify
ing nothing. l repeat the challenge
given last week, viz To leave the gues-
lion Of Hebrew to q professor OF Hebrew
IL JILL hLONh 0hANCA1ANl1 " DC y
warded by Mr.. Heating, of the APPEAL,
the verdict Of such professor to be given
20 the public, who viii hsve more conf
dence 10 such decision than arc formed
by themselves after hearing q Wordy de-
bate.
The third proposition, in regard to my
understanding, d.. Wise Is not worldly
Of discussion. 1 have seen his state.
ments and oTations discussed pro and con
in Jewish papers, and whether 1 under
stand him or not Sffacts no principle.
Though opposed to oral discussions 1
SIN wiling TO accept the other PROPOSE
tons on these terms:
let. That the miracles recorded in the
PentsteUch are mysterious supernatural
authenticated facts.
81. That these facts are objects Of faith
and not opposed to reason; provided a
stenogrspher is jointly employed TO take
down the debate for permsnent publiea.
ton.
Il is proper for me to ssy in the ab-
senee Of the Eiitor Of the Baptist thst
Rabbi Tusks's previous article was pub
lished in that paper entire, and that
every thing in his last reply 10 which |
made answer was fairly published, and l
can gusrstee to him column for column
in the Baptist for the discussion OF the
which have been under considera-
Il is to be hoped the Rabbi will not lose
Lis temper or become excited, as his arti-
OF yesterday indicated. He is not
the first man who has been tripped up.
5. 81. FORD.
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MEMPlEfS APPEAL
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COUNTY AFFAIRS.
Meeting of the Board Of Conn
IaiSslOneEs Of Shelby County.
}. L. SseTrIman Appointed Pres
ident pro tenn.

The Board of Commissioners Of Shelby
county me- yesterday, pursuant to ad'
tournment. Present, Commissioners
Hack, Louis, Merrimsn and White.
After making several orders OF revis-
Ion OF tax assessments, the following res
olution was offered and passed
Ordered, BY the Board, that the action
OF the Committee appointed to supervise
the tax assessments for 1868, be, and the
same hereby is, suspended, 80 far as their
said action pertains 20 q change Of the
assessment books for this year, in con-
nee ion with this report.
TIE continued absence of the Hon.
Judge Barbour Lewis causing coDsidera-
bic trouble and vexation, and the Board
feeling lest without a leader, the follow
ing order was adopted /:
Ordered, That J.. E. MerrimaD, Assis.
taBt Commissioner be, and hereby is,
elected as President, pro tenn, OF this
Board, and is empowered to sign all war
rants which may have been passed, or
may be passed by this Board. This or
der to take effect Immediately, and to
remain in effect until the return of the
Chairman.
The Board then adjourned.
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PERSONAL.

Jake Fro'ich, Of thu Searcy white
county, Arkansss,) Record, is In town.
He is lodging the APPEAL office on &C
count Of that " root" article Of his. He
need not be ~sfaii-we attributed 1t to
his frolicksomeness from the jump.
Among the passengers of the steamer
Liberty No. 2, which arrived yesterday
from Arkansas, were Col. Sam Tate,
Col. Robertson, and Capt. L. c. Baker,
of the telegraph line.
We were pleased TO meet yesterday
M. Wolf, Esq, of Little Rock, q promi-
nent and enterprising merchant Of that
city. Mr.. Wolf is in the city on BUSH
ness, and will only remain a few days.
Sam Shock, Esq, arrived st home
yesterday, after a protracted absence in
Texas, looking well and hearty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27
THE COURTS.

CHAECERY COURT Vim. N. Splithl
Chancellor, etc.-The following cases will
be- heard on motion, pleas and demurrers
to-day:
Buck VS. Williams.
Bolton We Dickens,
blsh. p VS. Wallace.
iKoZZsl VS. Paoget.
Andrews VS. Brown.
Stats etc VS. Nj Overton Hotel Co,
liant VS. WiYg.
Redmo.d VS. Moreman.
RlliOtt VS. Smith.
HUI dsrhausen VS. Ruser.
Doyle VS. AcGibOon.
ration VS. Z l0lns.
Sears vs. New.
Chyate VS. Tighe.
Watson VS. HaiueS.
Ftil-y vs. RoseDbaum.
Keep VS. CaonOVdn.
PEaunesteihl VS. canaan
Msndel VS. Duktlnser.
WickeIsdam VS. Blythe.
CIRCUIT COURT-George ". Reeves,
Judge The criminal docketof this court
was concluded yesterday. The following
orders we're entered on the civil docket /;
Foston VS. Eimonds, judgment by default for
S7l9 80.
Blskeiy VS. Mellersh, Judgment by default for
500.
Tob'n vs. Malone, judgment by default for s57S.
Bo!ds1 rs Gstens, suit dismissed for wan of
declaration.
Brown vs. Medley. Court was engaged In the
trial Of this case until a late hour.
To-day tbs court will commence at No.
II and run up TO No. go.
CRIMINALC COURT Nm. Hunter judge.
Net pursuant to adjournment. Nothing
of Importance doing but the empannel-
ing Of the Grand Jury. Court meets to-
day at 10 O'Clock.
Law UoURT-H s. Lee, JIdge.-Al
the cases set for yesterday in this Court
we're disposed o, The regular calendar
set for to-day will be taken up, TO wit:
1913 Louis VS. Seenyelier & Co.
1914 Carte r ct 81 VS. Page.
I0to Gsrtside VS. same.
1916 Plummer VS. Bank Of Memphis,
lOsS Arsta vs. Lane.
1850 Carr ct al VS. Wesche.
753 Finlay VS. McGrath,
MUNICIPAL COURT Geo. ". WdIdrdn,
Judge, etc.-No business transacted in
this Court yesterday, on account OF the
sickness OF the Prosecuting Attorney.
Cases set for hat time will be taken up
TO- day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27

GRAND FREE LUNCH.-At the FL Do
rRdO Saloon, every morning st 10 o'clock,
3 grand free lunch will be set, consisting
OF soup, meats, and the vegetables OF he
season. The best OF wines and liquors st
the bar. Beer i've cents per glass, and
the very best Of st. Louis brew at that.
A polite and attentive bsrkeeper is al
ways on hand to attend to customers,
and the visitors of the FL Dorado will
always go away satisfied. 2t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27

THE PROPOSITION Of Rabbi Tuska to
DR.. Ford, for q public debate on the prin-
ciples Of the faith of Judah, and the va
rious questions which have been so long
under discussion between them, meets
with great favor among the friends of
both parties. We hope the two reverend
gentlemen will arrange the terms and
have the debate.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27

ELMIRA ~. " CEMETERY.-Some
weeks ago we s%nno--Hced that Mr.. r. A.
Harrison. Of Georgia, Infected g31ihg 70
ElDirs, n. Y, 10 remove sewers ION
federste dead, and would attend to any
inquiries or execute any commissions n
trusted to him OF this sort. Mr.. Harri-
son has arrived In Eimirs, and will reply
10 any questions that may be addressed
him by parties having relatives or friends
buried there, aud will also s~upsrIntend
the exhumiDg and forwarding Of bodies.
He proposes remaining ia ElmiTa for a
month or six weeks, and csn be addressed
IN that city. This is an excellent opsor-
tunity for those Of our people who have
beloved dead sleeping far away, to bring
their dust to the soil that they loved 30
well while living. Mr.. Harrison has Sc
cured transportation yer the Erie Rsil-
road, and by steamers TO Southern ports
st greatly reduced rates, and will receive
all needed assistance at the hands Of the
kind people Of Elmira, in his mournful
duties.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27

THEATER.-Litas Barefoot was the
play last night, and Miss Charlotte
Thompson, as Amy" really seemed
&c excel herself. All the parts were well
filed, and the house, which was mode
Tately good only, seemed to enjoy the
acting most snszingly. The orchestra
Is becoming quite q feature of the even
ing's entertainment at the New Mem
phis, and their selections last evening
were listened to with manifest pleasure
by everybody.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27

THE CHAMBER OF CoMMERCE.-A
meeting OF the members OF this institu-
ton was advertised for two days past in
the APPEAL and other papers, TO take
place st three O'clock yesterday. Not
q single member appearing, however, al
the appointed tine, or al hour thereafter,
no meeting IA held. Comment is IN
necessary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27

THE WEEKLY APPEAL.-The largest,
Oldest, and most interesting weekly
published in the Southwest, will be ready
for delivery tomorrow morning, neatly
done up in wrappers for mailing, at the
oountiDg-room of the APPEAL, Nc. Is
Jefferson street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27

MINCE PIEs.-Thsss pies, which are q
ft dish for a king or any other man."
can be had st Joseph Specht's coEfec-
tionery, on Madison street. To eat g
piece smoking not. and wash it down
with q glass OF good old sherry, is the
highest point Of good living 70 be rescued
in this CITY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27

THE MOST acceptable attention that a
commission or other merchant can pay
his customers and correspondents, is to
send them q copy of q well-f1lIed, inter-
esting weekly newspaper like the Mem
phis WEEKLY APPEAL,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27

The premium cotton wss sold yester-
day by robin, Lynn & Co.. A. II. StOt-
dsrd, ESQ, seLiBg as a~uctioneer. The
blue ribbOn bale brought the fancy price
OF forty-oDe and 8 hall cents per pound.
For a report Of the sale see our CONNER
cisl columns,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27

WE noticed yesterday q wagon OF
the Memphis City Transfer Com
pany, drawn by four horses, which was
loaded with Twelve bales OF hsy. The
gallant brutes attached drew Ihe load
along like 3 child's play.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS rHRATER

Crowded Housesi East Lynne, East Lynne /!
Miss Charlotte Thompson and the fuu
Company!
Tuesday Evening, Gsctober 27.-Wn be en-
acted the admired play OF EAST LYNNE; or
The Earls Daughter-LAdy Isabel and Madam
Vine. Miss Charlotte Thompson.
SCALE OF PRICEs--Dress Circle and Parquette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family Circle, 50
cents Colored Boxes, 50 cents Colored Gal
lery, IS cents.
Doors open at , o'clock curtain Will rise 9
quarter TO s precisely. Cookbook open hon
10 O'Clock am. to 8 p.m.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27

WI UG III . ~ ~ ~ ~
BIG COTTON GALE.-The auction firm
A. NJ. Stoddsrd &Co. sold the twenty
< bales NJ premiUm cotton, for Tobin,
Fnn & Co., yesterday, at almost fsOu.
Jus prices, "a will ba seen by reference
D our commercial column. This enter
prising firm have lately Increased their
facilities by moving Into the spacious
house Nc. 81 Union street. They are
prepared tosell cotton, as well as all other
kinds of merchandise, and ss they are
hard working, and attend personally to
ddence of the business community. An
important feature Of this firm is thst they
render account sales at the business place
OF consigaors. We wish them all sue
cess.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27

SERGT. MAXWELL, 81 the Second Dis
triet, was ~ bsIOrs Squire Griffith issi
evening, charged by a big, vicious look
ing negro with false imprisonment. The
cass v IS being argued 81 9 late hour.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27

STOKES, who didn't cyme to time ct
JseksOu the her Gay, is ia town. The
Hon. J. W. L=ft9ich will confront him
of course, ana 5 5okes will coma out at the
little END of the horn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27

THE LADIES were out in force yester-
day, and Main street was quite gay in
deed for three or four hours during the
middle of the daY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27

ATTENTION TAX PAYERs.-City, school
and police scrip and county warrants In
sums to suit tax payers, ~ be obtained
at the lowest rates at the Memphis City
Savings Bank, corner of Jefferson and
Front streets. Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27

GREAT VARIETY of hem-stiched, lace
and bordered handkerchiefs, at Rice &
Engel's, 233 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27

PROF. HAsELMAYEB, the renowned
prestidigitstOr and Decr0mancer, arrived
IN the city last night from Mobile, where
be has been dalightinR large audiences.
His last grand frBtin Mobile was making
the Governor lso-caliad) Of the State, the
Mayor Of The city and fourteen other seal
Rwsgs disappear most mysteriously from
the hall where he was exhibiting. We
will explain sitter the Professors firstpsr-
formancs, how this wonderful feat was
accomplished. Meanwhile, do not forget
tbSt ton, d be opens at the Grsenlaw
Onera Honss 8 o'clock.
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CITY MATTERS.

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For RENT.-A nice cottage, 118 Vancs
street, with out-houses and stables, and
all modern Improvements. The furni-
ture of said house is for sale. Enquire
on the premises. 1W
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The JUSTICES COURTS did not afford
an Item sg4In yesterday. Memphis lie
shockiDgly quiet.
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ANOTHER clear and bslmy day yester-
day-more like spring than fall.
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SEE the new invsn tion-the StylO.
carfs. GresuIaw Opera House.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27

LARGE lot Gents L. B Shirts, for sale
low, at Rice & Eugel's, 2SS Main street.
oe97 II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-27

SEE the Goblin Drum, invented by
Haselmsyer, at GreeDlaW Opera House.
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LARGE lot o. "ooo MsdGer FfintsI ~
12lc. 233 Main streel.
OCT II RICh a ENGEL-
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MEMPHIS, OCTOBER D Aoss
Editors Memphis Appeal: As there IS
some dissatisfaction 8m0ng the friends
Of both horses st the deGision on last
Saturdays race at the Fair grounds, l
propose to match d CDckrel's s0rrel
hOrse against MOnig0mery's gray mare
for five hundred dollars. The trial to be
q trotting match, three best in five, mile
heats, and TO take plsce within thirty
days after the money is no
JOSEPH ODELE.
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LADIES WHITE CoRsETs at SI-Rice
& EngeI, 233 Main street.
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800 SUITS CLOTHING, from IS TO $40,
at Rice q Engel's, 2s3 Main street.
pc27 Il
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LARGE lot Miles Cloth Sues AZ 70 %.
ocS II RICE & ENGEB, 233 Must
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GAGE & FISHER. sOs Front street. In
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CHANCERY COURT YIN. N. Splithl
Chancellor, etc.-The following cases viii
be heard on motion, pleas and demurrers