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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09

EOR RENT, the whole or part of 49,
a most desirable RESIDENCE four biz
miles from Richmond. The house is large
and airy, with pleasant grounds and an orna-
mental and vege table garden. With the house
may be had from five to twenty-five acres OF
rood land. Fine water, and perfectly healthy.
The accommodation train on the Central rail
road daily to Richmond and back in the eve
ming stops near the house. Address box $50
Richmond post-ofice. ap 7-eod3tt
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EOR LIVERP OOL.-Tbe 49,
Il WILLIAM RENNIE," Cant.; oaeque
HARDIss, has arrived, and will be read 1t
70 receive cargo in a few days. For sEE
freight apply to
ap S.-2w CASKIE RROTurDc
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EOR RENT, most desirable STORE,
Il on Main street two doors above the ksa
Spotswood Hotel. Extends back seven E::5E
ty-two feet, taking in back building. S.zna
Was occupied over two years as a hardware
store. Has gas, water, vaults, and all con-
veniences for a millinery, shoe, or any kind of
business. Also, SMALL STORE on Eighth
street, and several houses, suitable for fami-
lies or business purposes, On Main street: APP
ply to Mrs. PHILLIPS,
NH 2O-3w* S07 Grace street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09

TOR RENT, ELBA PARK, with hand
IL some dwelling, beautiful grounds, A.
and five acres of land attached. Apply EHHE
to GRUBBS s. WILLIAMS. @&1'
ap 9-eod3t
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See1smaea, Florists, dc.

SEED P OF A TO E S.-Beach-B Blows,
~ Goodrich, Jackson Whites, Sebec, Stow,
Mercer, Dykenan. and other choice varieties.
WOODS, FAY & REED,
APT 16 Fifteen tn street
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TOR RENT, a very desirable RESI-
l. DENCE with water on the lot. To q Ia
good tenant the rent will be very mode EHH
rate For further information, apply on
the premises, on Twenty fifth street union
HilD between and streets.
NH 91-lm*
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EHE PETERSBURG fVAl nAII,

THE PETERSBURG VA DAILY
i AND WEEKLY EXPRESS FOR SALE
BY virtue of deed of trust to the under.
signed by Messrs. Hanes & Campbell, dated
March 80, 1865, we will sell ut auction, on the
premises, on the FIFTEENTH DAY OF
APRIL, 1858, at - o'clock NJ, that valuable
establishment, the PETERSBURG DAILY
AND WEEKLY EXPRESS, with the GOOD.
WILL and SUBSCRIPTION LIST, together
with all Presses, Types, Cases. Stands, Gal
leys, Composing Sticks, Dashes, Column
Rules, Imposing Stones, &C., &C., embracing
everything necessary for large newspaper.
The press is one Of HOES CELEBRATED
SMALL CYLINDER PRESSES, in good
order and Of great capacity, driven by water
power, and now in daily use.
This sale ought to attract the attention of
editors and printers. as there Is but one news
paper published In the city Of Petersburg be-
sides the Erpresa, which has always had q
liberal patronage.
Also, the UNEXPIRED LEASE of the
house now occupied as the Express Office, ad.
mlrably adapted to the purpose.
TERMS: Ten per cent. cash for balance, a
credit of 4, S, and IL months for negotiable
notes, with interest added, well endorsed, and
secured by deed of trust.
AAdd HX fVdM DOMAIN }Trustees.
WILLIAM PASSILL, AUotioneer ap2-et
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09

EOR RENT, TWO NEAT BRICK
Il DWELLINGS on Venable street. In
One contains six rooms the other, five EnsfH
rooms, with two-story kitchen, and@Az.
we'll Of water on the premises. TO good
tenants the rent will be moderate.
Z. BAKER,
corner Twenty third and Tenable streets.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09

HORSE SHOES, MULE SHoES:-loo,
LII kegs BURDENS HORSE and MILE
GORDON & CRINGAN,,
NH 20 Pearl Block.
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For Rent.

TOR RENT, the SECOND and THIRD
II FLOORS of the new building, on Ia
Main street third door below the corner EHM
of Twelfth, over the store of Messrs. .l1h
Duckwall s Rouss for business purposes. To
a good tenant the rent will be moderate. In
quire of DOG GET s. ANDERSON,
ap9 -St& No. 1923 Franklin street.
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corner of Eleventh and Bank stree

TOR RENT, A VERY DESIRABLE
II BRICK DWELLING with six In
rooms, and kitchen, situated on Mayo sfSM
formation, apply at WALSH & SONS gun
store, Main between Fourteenth and Fiji
tenth Streets aps-2t
TOR RENT, that very desirable and
n admirably located THREE-STORY SA
FAMILY RESIDENCE, on the north I::.iE
side of Grace between Jefferson and 1870
Adams streets, containing ten rooms kitcnen,
Sc with gas and water The location is very
| desirable. Possession had Immediately. APP
nIy to LYME BROTHER,
~ Real Estate Agents,
| an7-9t 1889 Main street.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09

EOR LIVERPOOL. The A shin oar
j. GUSTA" is now loading in Nor. Az
folk, to which port we have made ar. II
rangements for the transportation ofSfM
freight at low rate. Shippers will apniv -
NH s1-2w CASKIE & BROTHERS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09
A S S I G N E s. ALE

LARGE AND VALUABLE STOCK OF
DRY GOODS AT AUCTION.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.-By virtue of SUM-
- dry execu tions in my hands against the
National Coal Mining Company, shall pro-
coed to sell on the TENTH DAY'OF APRIL.
1858. commencing at II o'clock A. rT' at the
oal.yard of said company, on Twenty. Sc.
venth and Dock streets, near the Locks, about
1000 bushels COAL
GOAL SCREENS,
5 HAND CARTS,
8 WHEELBARROWS, and
IRON TUBS.
I0uN w WpJGyyr @ n
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09

IN FUND AND DOLLAR sA a,Sa .SS
BANK.-Stockhold ers in this ins asas non, aSS
oil Others DESTROYS Of becoming 90, are n ,n ,Ss
notified that an instalmept VIII 90 seia a "
lowest bidder on WEDNESDA2.iaa n I'LL ans' -
Bids will be received from this time up 70 .
o,ciocs p M az that day, For particulars
ca" ~ Toe omse' w. ''s' S sps-td
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BY James NJ. Taylor Son, Auctioneers,
Office No. SCI Main street, three doors below
SpotsWood Hotel.
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ap4 JOHN w. WRIGHT. 8. q p

A SS1GNEES SALE OF REAL ES-
~ TATE.-By order of the United States
District Court, will sell, as assignee of
Christian, Lea Co., hankrupts, in The city of
Richmond, State Of Virginia, ON WEDNES-
!. NJ, ON the premises, a valuable BRICK
DWELLING-HOUSE AND LOT, on Frank
lin between Nineteenth and Twentieth streets.
In which A. B. Wells now resides. The lot
fronts twenty eight feet and runs back l35
1eet: This property is very valuable, and is
eligibly located,
TERss: One-thiyd cash balance In eouaI
instalments Of three and six months. secnred
by a deed Of trust. Title retained until all
the purchase money ~ paid.
ROBERT GUILD,
NH d ASSIGNEE of Nhristian Il co 4 o.
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DARKROOM AND BARBER-SHOP,
ID WITH FURNITURE AND FIX lzA
TURES COMPLETE, FOR RENT ETH
Will be rented that very desirable and 1A1
centrally located business stand, corner OF
Eighth and Main streets, opposite the Spots
wood Hotel, with all the counters, mirrors,
and every thing complete for conducting a
first-class business. This store (having an en-.
trance 10Th from Main and Eighth streets) is
so arranged that in addition to the saloon in
the rear, the front may be used las it now'is)
for barber shop or cigar store, confection-
cry, or almost any other business. Posses
sion may be had on the LIST day of May, or
sooner if desired. To a prompt tenant the
rem: will be reasonable. Apply to
FRANCIS T. ISBELL,
Real Estate Agent,
nnrnnr of Elauanth and Rank streets.
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Fertilizers,

MO. PERUVIAN GUANO lsndin,
IN and for sale at lowest rates by
ap 7-6t S. @. TARDY L co
1OO TONS GENUINE PERUVIAN
IUU GUANO,
80 tons Woolston's AMMONIATED BONE
PHOSPHATE,
in store and for sale at lowest rates.
NH 3l-2w HARVEYS & WILLIAMS
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09

TOR RENT, a desirable B R &c K
DWELLING. on Twenty fifth AsS
street between Broad and Marshall, EnE
with eleven large rooms, and the usual 3aaesA
out houses. There is q fine we'll of water on
the lot. Possession given Immediately. APP
ply to MRS q. Y. SCOTT,
corner Twenty-tft and Franklin.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09

TOR RENT, a fine BRICK HOUSE,
u containing eight rooms and kitchen, AEA
next door to the Methodist church, on E..TH
CLAY street above First street. The house@A<H
has recently been put in thorough repair, and
other need apply.
MOSES MILLHISER,
an9-lw Gil Main street.
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BY Grubbs Williams, Auctioneers,
Northwest corner Main and Eleventh streets
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09

HOES.-Fiye casks "Elwell's" Weeains
III and Killing HOES. my own .mp1rs saaon
just received per stssmsnsg SINTON,
NH No. iaso Main stHe-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09

HARDWARE, CUTLERY, AND SAP,
IL DLERY, 1907 MAIN STREE ;T;n,po and
and Table Cutlery, Trace Chains, Killing aha
wedding Hoes, Hand Saws, Planes, Chise.s'
80; Rlaoksmiths, Carpenters, and tsrmMs. ,.
Tools; Locks, Hinges, Screws, and Nai!s! In tn.
niiia Rope, assorted. L TO ~ inches We ~.
yite the country and city trade 10 slxSs
call. WATKINS, COfInELL co .s,
NH 26-Sm IoI VaaIu go
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-04-09

EOR RENT, A HOUSE ON SEVENTH
E street between Broad and Marshall, LIZ
now occupied by Mr. A: Smlth, contain SIE
ing eight rooms with all the modern i'm. @"asaN
proyements. Possession given on the LIST of
NAV For terms, apply to A. SMITH, on the
premises, or to GEORGE K. CkUICH-
FIELD ap4-lw
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-o~~~~-~~~~~@~~~eS|
~ s., ~ THIS DAY. - 81 3
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-28
TIE COUgTs.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT AND CIR.
CUT COURTS Connolly +. IriGg, Judge.
After the Court opened, before proceed
ing 70 business, Judge Il. G. Smith, oil
the Supreme Court Of Tennessee, arose
and announced the death OF Judge VIM.
l.. Harris, formerly OF the Supreme
Court Of Mississippi, but more recently
OF the Memphis bar, and moved that In
token Of respect due the deceased, the
Court be adjourned over until tomorrow
morning at the usual hour.
Mr.. T. s. Ayres seconded the me-
ton, and embraced this opportunity 10
make q few remarks, ~eulogizing the viz
tues CT the deceased, which distinguished
him as q gentleman, a lawyer, and 8
jurist. Recalling the dim vista Of the
past, he bebeld him Erst seated upon the
bench OF the Circuit Court Of the State
Of Mississippi, afterwards upon the
bench of the Supreme Court, and the
same admirable qualities which distin-
guished him Ia the Circuit Court also dis
tirguished him in the Supreme Court.
Possessing a clear logical mind, his de-
cisions as q jurist were always marked
with precision, ~ciearnesS and justice;
with a strict integrity OF purpose, q de-
size always TO do right, endeared himself
to all.
His honor, Judge Trigg, replied by say
ing while he was not personally s~cqaaint-
ed with the deceased, yet, he being 3 gen.
tlemsn always spoken Of with the utmost
kindness, he would ents rtaiu the motion
made and seconded by the gentlemen,
with the utmost respect, and thereupOn
made the following OFde'
US DISTRICT AND CIRCUIT C~oURrRooMs,l
MEMPHIS, TENN, November z, 1853.
It having been announced BY the
Hon. II. G.. Smith that the Hon. VIM.
l. Harris, an attorney praeticing in this
Court, had departed this life, since the
adjournment Of this Court on yesterday,
on his motion, and tbs unanimous re-
Quest Of the bar, 1t is ordered, as 6 testi-
monial of respect to the virtues, personal
and professional, Of ths deceased, that
this Court be adjourned until ten O'Clock
to- morrow morning.
CoNNELLY'F TRIGG, Judge.
The grand jury of this Court will be
on Monday morning at ten
MEETING OF THE BAR Al THE UNITED
STATES COURTROOM.
At 8 meeting of tbs bar of Memphis, |
held at the courtroom of the United
States Circuit and District Courts on the
morning OF the 9th November, to con-
slider and take appropriate action relative
to the death of the Hon. VIM. L. Har-
ris, late 8 member of said bar, z. M.
Yerger, Esq, arose and announced the
death of Judge Harris, and moved that
the Hon. H. G. Smith be called to pre-
aide Over the meeting, and that J.. W.
Scales be appointed secretary, which IVES
accordingly done. His homer, Judge
Smith, upon calling the meeting to or
der, stated that while he was not per-
intimately acquainted with the
deceased, he having known him only
his removal to Memphis, yet the
event was one which was very much to
be regretted. AS q gentleman, he WIS
emlnently Kind and courteous; as 3
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eAdbS.
NASHVILLE, November 25.-The Sen.
ate met at 10 a.. m, Speaker Ssnter in the
chair, and eighteen members present.
Mr.. Aldridge entered o motion to re-
consider the vote taken on the adoption
Of the amendment to Senate bill Nc. SO7
incorporating the Southern Railroad
Company.
INTRODUCTION OF RESOLUTIONS. BILLS,
ETC, ETC.
BY Mr, Rodgers: an act TO smsnd the
charter Of the Tennessee and Pacific
Railroad
BE il enacted b. The General Assemble
Of the STATE of tennessee, That it shall
be lawful for the Tennessee and Pacific
Railroad Company, at their next cleo
tlon oil directors, 10 elect seven on the
part OF said company, and that said COM
psny Immediately proceed to buiid and
contract said road strictly In conformity
with their charter, and any law TO the
contrary is hereby repealed.
Be It further enacted, That so soon as
said company shall czll on the State for
aid under the provisions Of any of the
laws Of this State, it email oe lawful, and
il Is hereby declared to be the duty of the
GoyerpeF ts appoint an equal number of
directors with the company for and in
behalf OF tbs State, and not until then,
and any Law conflicting with this act Is
hereby repealed. This act TO take effect
from and after It's passage. Passed first
reading.
BY Mr.. Eaton A bill to expedite the
ironing OF railroads, The bill reads as
follows
Be IL enacted 6y the General assembly
Of the State Of Tennessee, That . rail.
rosd compsny having bought, or who
may hereafter buy, iron for the use of
their roads upon credit, or With borrowed
funds or other funds, that 1t is legal,
right and proper for any railroad COM
pany to pay said Debt out OF the bonds
loaned by the State to iron snd equip
railroads under the general internal I'M
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-28

JuTist, be VISA well qualified to ell thai
nigh and loify position Of Judge Of the
Supreme C0art Of Mississippi, over which
hs presided with so much dignity.
MT. 1ergeT, on rising TO second the
mstiOn TO appoint the usual Number of
pail bearers, said, that while he had been
intimately acquainted with the deceased
for twenty years, yet there was not time
then 10 express his feelings and regrets Of
the death OF so distinguished g Iurist and
gentleman, but which he wocid do on
some more fitting occasion.
On motion, the following gentlemen of
the bar were appointed by the chairman
20 ACT as pAll-oearers at the funeral OF the
deceased, which vas announced to take
pace at two O'clock this afternoon, from
his late residence on Vance street: II 2.
JarnigsD, Ed. A. Beecher, Hon. H. &
Lee, ID. L. Perkins, Hon. A. WRIGHT. d.
Il. MeRae, Thos. w. Brown, J, w,
Scales, w. T. Avery, G. p. Foute, Hon.
w. II. Stephens. George E. Stahl.
&: NJ. YsTgsr, ESQ, moved the ~apnoInt-
ment Of q committee OF seven To prepare
appropriate resolutions and to report the
same TO an adjourned meeting Of the bar
- De held for thep purpose which motion
being adopted. the Chair appointed the
following gentlemen as the committee /:
IL. V. Dixon, Hon. J. P. Catuthers, T. s,
Ayres, w. Y. Q. Humes, Henry Graft.
Hon. e. Il. Heath, J. w. Ciapp.
On motion it was then resolved by the
seeting that the members Of the bar at
tend in a body the funeral of their de-
ceased brother, at 2 pm, from his late
residence on Vance street.
Whsreupon, on motion, the meeting
adjourned until Tuesday morning at 81
O'Clock, ct which tins it will reasonable,
at the law court room, on Second street.
to receive the report OF the committee.
All Of the courts of the city that were
in session yesterday adjourned over until
to-day, In respect TO the memory OF the
late Hon. VIM. L. Harris, who died yes
terdsy morning at three O'Clock.
CHANCzRY CoURT.-Wu, II. Smith.
CAdEcetior.-Meets to-day at ten oicloek
n. Tie argument In the Kaufman
cases viii De resumed this morning.
LAW CoURT-H s. Lee, Judos-I
Meets to-day at ten O'Clock. The melton
docket viii De called, and all motions on
will be disposed OF.
MUNICIPAL CoURT-Geo. " WaI6rnn
JNo9e.-Meets this morning at nine
To day is motion day. The
motion docket viii be regularly called.
CRININAL COURT. Z. BioeloU.
juage.-The following cases are set for
'fiai tomorrow:
state vs. VIZ. 0'HeTn, Larceny.
4 state VS. John Gsrtu, murder.
Z state Ys1hO-. COyne, murder.
5 state vs. James Blown. murdsr-
Y 5t.te VS. Henry JOess, larceny.
Y State VS. IhOmzs Prewttt, murder.
l state VS. Michael Gala -Iler.
state VS. Sidney Hunt, BURGLARS.
state VS. Joseph Spellmap1. Isreenv
State vs. Fred ls1ser, murder.
All parties summoned as Jurors will be
Q attendance or f0rfeitures will be ia
zen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-28

THE FAIR AT TIE TABERNACLE-
The Tabernacle, on Court street, waa
filed last night with the largest crowd
That has yet attended The supper
and bazaar, for the benefit of the new
Tabernacle. Fhe tables were replenished.
sEd the havoc made on the eatables, the
preceding evening, repaired by the fair
ladies' who have charge Of them, and
they looked as beautiful as on any pre-
eediDg evening. Some-indeed all of
the tables were arranged with true
artistic skill, and looked really beauti-
iul. On the tsblekept by Mrs. Simmons,
and Mrs. Caskia, was 3 pyramid Of con-
ieotiOnery presented by the New York
Insurance. Company, which was a very
handsome crnsmentto the room, Othey
tables were adorned with their own ne
eulisr ornEmen s, rendering the tout en-.
seT6te very beautiful and striking. The
Fair continues tonight, end every body
should go and add their mite. AIuneh
viii be set sYey DAY from twelve TO
three, and better +" cold whites. ~ a. Nr
Weller would say, eannot be found. Go
and try it,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-28

V-PAYERs.-Ne are de-
sired by the COuL All The sttention Of
McLeso, Egg, TO 10 The fact that
the coeniy tax payer ahaving failed
tee Legislature Of theS. time
10 psss the resolution post ,ts1 for nom
for paying taxes, the psna- :, al whose
payment viii be imposed upon fhss0,b
taxes are not paid On or before =. ne
Of November, Monday next = ,eaa
convenieDcs OF those wishing 70 save
penalty offve per cent the oIiee Will
opened AZ Z O'Clock each morning, snd
kept open until II o'clock at night, up 10
fbst date. nOV2b "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-28

TRROUGH The energy snd e~BtsTpTiss of
the Of the New EeEaphis
Taeatsr. the great spectacle OF the
White Faua has been secured for two
weeks, IN be produced at the above
theater. Machinists sud carpenters have
been sent here, and the CREST whitman
transformation scene and the great Psrl-
sian ballet VIII be placed upon the stsge
next Monday evening. THIS will be the
SEQUEL for excursion trains from the
Peighboriug towns, and We advise ali TO
sod In their orders for seats esrly, as tie
T. a will undoubtedly be great. The
roA costumes, scenery and psTsphes-
Paris Nei0nging 70 this grand spectacle
nalis 1btsd.y the most extensive ever
are NOGgh thtS country.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-28

Toys, CONFECTIONERY, ECC.-Messrs.
P0dests 4 CRzssss, corner Of Sorth Court
sud Main street, have on hsrG e very
large and choice stock Of Fruits Z Con-
fectionery, Of the finest and most Geeira-
be qualities. They asve, also, en- hand,
and aTe receiving dsily, 8 foil assortment
OF everything Ia tine lire Of holiday toys,
and especially fireworks, which they
VIM open 70 the public, and offer fOr
sale, % tbs let pTOximo. nOv2S Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-28

ST. PATRICK FAIR-The GTeenlaw
Rsu was we'll 6lled with ladies and their
gsIlaEt attendants last night, and q
6sndson;e sum was doubtless realized for
the worthy object Of the festival. For
, ne undertaken. a n Owen smith and
IL an Walsh are the leading aspisants.
The policemaa's bAGsS Is exciting q
sniri. ed contest, the race beng between
Kane Cusick and John Farrell. who are
Isr abe ri Of their competitors. a Large
attends nee is expected this evening.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-28

Jos LOCKE, 1861 Main street, has Les
lie, GcGsy, Demorest, Harper, Galaxy,
Lippincott's Lsdy's Friend also, a large
assortment OF the isJest montbii5s, week
lies and dsili5s from everywhere. Sta
tionsry, bass balls, etc. nOy2S II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-28

We were glad to meet yesterday on
the streets Nathan HoffheiDer, Esq
formerly OF this city, but now living In
st. Louis. He is In the city en- q visit for
q few days.
We received q call yesterday from Sgt.
Rates, who Is on bis way to New Or
Ieans, where he will probably spend the
winter for the benefit Of his ht slth-hRv-
ing injured his lungs by speaking In the
Iafa political campaign.
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Dent1afrY

nR. n. n. SNEED, DENTIST, has retursed
to Memphis aud sgsto offers hts profess
donal services to the ctlizenS OF the city and
s~urroundtng country Rooms Al No. S5 Asin
street, foar doors below Union street, oVsr Luil-
man 4 Viennais Gun Store novlS1m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-28

NSSS0s, Ao2rSeHees and the y6rseus
AHfo8t aaect:ons to which Public Speske-s
4ultsry OSicsrs and SINGERS are lIshle -
neSed BY SRoEN's B~RoNCs1AL TRornEs -
aaylng 2 DIRECT influences re the snsc'ed parts.
kney aI.2y pulmonary irritation. The freedom
IAN Oh dsistsriOus Ingredients makes The
tEotHEs a sale remedy FOR the most delicate
Ee-AaIe CT youngest child. and hes caused them
% &c held In the highest esteem by those who
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-28

RAuROAD ACCIDEET.-We learn that
the IRIS. y from CbsttanOCgG due here
Yesterday evening rsn CT the track at
the base OF lookout mountain, damaging
two or three cars o ipluTlnS several
ns-sons. h1t ultimately destroying no
lives. Mr.. Fut tsDVeiier, the Express
messenger. was INJURED, but DOt fatally.
We did not Learn ~ other nsmes.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-28

VIZ would direct the attention OF cur
readers - the fact thst c. \. Beshn, ST
No. : MsG;s0a streat, is now executing
some OF tfie mcst beautiful rBsmentsl
aud fancy jNb printing ever executed in
this city. Re continues to hold his
reputation for getting ap the finest mer-
camille job r.nliag n the city. Give him
3 call, examine specimens snd Psle=s'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-28

digent MaseEs. A considerable amount
was realised and turned over to the
Treasurer Of ttR Church, Is being 0 u
sidered as 3 proper subject OF Masonic
charity.