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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-08

-NorIcE-Notice is.hereby given that all
for Wooden Block Pavement
on High street not paid to the City Clerk
on or before the 10th day of January, 1868.
will be placed upon the tax duplicate Of
the county, with the interest and penalty
allowed by law, In compliance with res
oiution OF the City Council passed Decem =
Der 18th, 1857. II II
jan7-d3t L. E. WILSON. City Clerk.
WAGNER's DINING HALL-This old
established Restaurant has been newly re-
lifted, and three large rooms over the Mer-
chants Union Express office, added to #,
which are capable of accommodating over
two hundred persons at one time. ALI the
delicacies Of the season served up on the
shortest notice, Shell Oysters, Baltimore
Select Can Oysters, Wild Turkeys, Pheas-
ants, Quail, Prairie Chickens, Squirrels,
haooits, Venison, all kinds of Fresh and
salt water Fish, &C., &c.
G. A. WAGNER,
~ Proprietor.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-08
Prayer by Rev. DR.. Marshall.
INAUGURATION.

Mr.. LAWRENCE introduced bill to
further prescribe the civil jurisdiction of
Justices of the Peace, which was read the
first time.
MIR. FIELDING introduced bill to fur
ther define the duty of County Commits
sioners and Prosecuting Attorney.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-08

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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-01-08

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12

CONSERVATIVE MEETING.-At a meet
ing Of the citizens of the Tenth Civil
Instruct, held at Collierville, Tenn, Feb
ru,lry Sth, for the purpose of appointing
delegates to Che County Convention to
be d cid in the city Of Memphis on the
IAN Of February, T. C. Bleckley, Esq,
vas elected Chairman, and Geo. r. Mer-
ritt, Secretary. The Chairman on taking
his seat addressed the meeting in a brieI
epeech, explaining its object, etc, when.
oa motion, the Chairman was authorized
80 appoint a committee of three TO nOmi
natedelegates. The ChairmaH appointed
H Irby, Esq DR.. Rowlett and j. Moore
Who, after retiring 9 short time, reported
the names Of T. G. Bleekley and GeoTgl
\ r. Merritt as delegates, and J. j. Bailey
/ and G. r. Davis, alternates. On motion
the report of the committee was adopted
l On motion, the minutes we're read
| adoated and ordered to be seat to tn
| Conservative papers of Memphis, with
request that they be published.
TIC. BLDCKLEY, Chairman.
Gro. r. MERRITT, Secretary.
FebruArY Z. 1865.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12
CLOSING OF MAILS.

Until further notice the Mails Win close q
follows:
For afro. chicago, 81. Louis, Nashville, Louis
yuls G5noi,u cleveland. FitIshurZ, EhLa-
dslphia, Buffalo, Albany, New York, BAIL
more, snc all cities NORTH ana WesS' al
$50 pm. v--,bt~rto,
Anvugta. Coiumbus, GR., montgomery no
Sic. hia., New Yo- Nashville, and al clts
soufh and east, al l2b pm
For Ssw Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Mss
VickFburg, NaJchez, and all cities south 81
All stations on Mississippi ana Iennessef,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroads at S.l5 pm.
An stations on Memphis and LouisVllle anu
branch railroads. at p p pm.
ATStaIonso or Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
siegiDpf Central, MO0i and OliO, Nashville
ana Decatur, Nashville auc Chattanooga and
Esst Tennessee railroads ST l2i5 pm.
FOR Lutte Rock, Pine Bar and All Landings
m Arkansasand Whiterivers, lsemi-weeAlyl,
Tuesdays and Saturdays
MISSISSIPPI uvsr-s0uth, t~sc.ni-WeeEiy)t Tues
days and saturday..
MIssissippi r~iver-north, (semi-wsskly Mon.
days Ead Fridays.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12

COULDN'T SEE IT-A certain Mem
phls deputy Is decidedly unsophiiticated.
The other day he was out looking up .
Jury, and came across a gentleman WHO
is noted for his love of joking. stopping
him Oh the street, he drew out HE list
and said, "Mr. -, I want you to be
at the courtroom Tomorrow 20 serve on
a special jury" Our friend, wiao has .
decided disinclination to ofioiate in thai
! capacity, drew himself up sttny, and IN
the most dignided name sid: ARE
Won aware, cir, that l am 8 IN Of Ham"'
The deputy, with an affrighteDed look
replied. "No sir, 1 was not That ex'
cuses you, doesen't itg" We'll" re
nIled our friend, in the same dlgniheC
manner, "you can draw your W infer
enee about that, sir" The deputy re
Ned. "That's all right, sir" ant
scratched our friends name off the list
and passed Oh, greatly 70 his relief ap'
amusement,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12
WINTER SCHEDULE.
MEMPHIS and LOUISVILLE
LINE.

COMMENTING JANUARY Gth. 1855
~ Trans viii leave Memphis q follows:
Morning Express, 1900 an Evening TX
press. $3.50 pm railroad Iime, which sn
TERoUGH TO LOUISVILLE
wITBOUT CHANGE or CARS, and maze
direct connection with Jensrsonvtlle Railroad
For all Eastern and Northern cities.
Evening Train from Memphis oonnects with
US Aal Line s~-eaTnsr. running COub e daily
steamers between Louisvile and Cincinnati
f~asseEgers by tyenilg train reacq NASHVILLE
~ w an Cai-o a. 900 Am and 81 Louis
81 200 =. m. next dag,
IS 10 As Hoars Quicker than By Boat.
Trains arrive at Memphis at siI5 am. and
RsProc1re Tickets al 70. es7x Main street,
or at Depot, head Or Main stree
Baggage Cheos4d Through 90 all Ina
POrssHt Northern aad Eastern cities.
S. r. JONES, asp'i.
asa H5EE. Pas-@HErr A&~uL ta7t
STAGE N
-F2oN-
LITTLE ROCK
TO BENTON,
HOT SPRINGS,
Rockport, Arksdelpbia, s~poonville, Antzine
Washington, CIarisyille. Texas; Tulip, ARK.
Princeton. Camden, Louisville, RussslvIIe
Dardansi, CIazzsvule, Lewizburg. Ozark, Van
Baren, Fort smith.
Oniee at the Anthony House, Little Rock
Arkansas. D. J. CHIDEsTER CO.,
faI Propri=fors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12
a <.

VASE No sI.-In the District Court OF the
- Unitsd States, for the Dis riot OF Wesi
Tennessee. In the matter OF II. Beat1s I'D
Baukrupts. Ia bankruptcy, District OF Mesi
Tennessee
Toe undersigned. assignee Of the estate o
II. BeatRs & Co, will sell, at public auction. a.
the 81 r.. No $40 VI tn street, Memphis S. Tenn.
on WEDNESDAY, Fe5raaTS y, 1868. at II
o'clock am, the entire stock Of Fancy Goods
Notions, Iewelrv, etc now in 5 ore, 10 th'
highest bidder, for CO "a
". \. CICOCE, ASS suee, &c,
No 80 Main street. WaIdran Block.
Memphis. Tenn, February 1, AID IsS-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12
Non-R esident Notice.

In thu Cbancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn
NJ as02-Lvdia Jenkins by her next friend
William Armour, VS.. William johnston et Al
TT Appearing from smdsvit in this cause thai
tie defendants William Johnston Is res,
danf Of me state Of North Carolina. and
GeCrge Jenkins is a resident OF the state o
Maryland. and nOn-rssidents OF the state o.
Tennessee;
appearaure herein, a. the Courthouse IN lns
efty 81 Memphis. Tenn, on or De ore the mrs
Monday in March. lsos, ana plead answer ~
taken for confessed as to them and set for near
ing exparte and that a copy OF his order %
published onee a week, Ior TOUR suS09S0a"
weeks. in the Memphis Appeal
A oOpy-AtteSt:
ATHCSfON ASTON, Clerk and Master.
Bv J.. BLACK, Deputy clerk ana Master.
HaiSkel. Scott. & H. snd winchester q
uatc1ar SoIs- fJr Complainant. tanSl lawn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12

La MIrandss' French Remedies-Hsve
saved thousands all over Europe, v
ING been for many years the first assist
ant at Professor la Mirandes' Private
Hospital in Paris. n having been in
iuced to establish a branch in this
country, l am now prepared TO furnish his
celebrated remedies for Consumption, Rhen-
matism, ScrofulR eta; also, the genuine I'M
ported vitella -Health's Grand Restorer-
the only certain cure for q constitution
battered by the exeesses and abuses OF
youth. Do not be tamperod with by mex
oerienc d physicians Address your ON
nunications to Dr. G. W. Fernier, 2S WesI
I7tn St., New York. ADVICE GRATIS. Our
oook, by which any person can understand
their own cass, sent freeto any address. Ladies
may address u in fuu e~opadszee. isi
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12

ADVERTISING AGENTs.-on the first
of the ensuing month 8. A. Webs & Co
rop to open an Office on North Court
street, next door TO the Southern Ex-
press, where they will carry on a general
advertising agency and have q free read
ing room The project is a good one,
and should have been instituted long
since. Sam Wells, the veteran news
aren't, who is at the head of the firm, will
not only give his personal attention to
the business of the concern, but will
travel for its interest. We commend
him 10 all vhp desire his services,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12
SPECIAL NOTICES.
THE FRENCH

Professor viIiehuiin would respectfully
announce to the pubic that he viii, on SaIur-
day, the 18th of January, open, at Lee Aead-
envy, a permanent school for instruction n the
French Language. For the present, every Sat
urdsy, from 10 am to IL m, will be devoted 70
DIS class. All who feel interested in the same
are cordially Invited to meet him at this inst
tuition on that day. The classes viii be ar
ranged 70 suit applicants, and the terms in &C
eordance with the times. tal5 I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12
Attachment Salt.

Municipal Court Of the lily OF
CLERKS OFFICE, January 81, 800
E5w5p Morris OF al, firm OF Edwin Morris
80 Plafntfns- VS.. -SimpsOn, - EsJe
E2-drm OF simpson, Estes &c., Defend
ants.
FFmAvIT for attachment having peel
a msde il mis- case in pursuance OF sec SO
~ line lode of Tennessee, ana a'tscnmeht nav
nc beeu issued aud returned by the proper o.
dcer. a levied" etc, on the properly O tHe 70
fepdauts - simpson - Estes
Arm OF simpson. Estes & Co.
Il L therefore orcered that tas said deieRa
.rts ennear al the Municipal Courtroom In IA
aTtS M MemDhis. Tenn, on or before the ms
TnssIsy in March next, and defend TINS SUI Q
ne same will be taken for cODiesseu aslo tnsn
and are case set for h airing exparts- ana INA
!, con or this order be published once q wee
- sanT c9nsscutive weeks Ia the Memphi
APPs LUCIFN B. EATON, Clerk.
IA Taylor, Attorney for Plsirtins-
I r-EF TmWAZN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12
Mon-Residellt Notice.

A. A. Padgelt VI R. DImas-
IT appearing from aridsytt ia this case thai
1 the dcfeudae 4, R Dumas, Is a nonresident
OF the S Ste OF Tennessee
It is therefore ordered, That he make Eis aP-
rearance at ny Once, on or be'OTe the NTH
day Of March, A.D-, ISIS, then ami there TO an
sVer the COMPLIMENTS suit, or the same Will
be taken for co 1fessed ana set fnF hearing *
par e; and this order be published in the Men,
phis Appeal once a Weez for fOuF consecutive
weeks ) A. MO HE, II
n. 4. Rogers, Attorney fLr Plsinttf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12
Nom Resident Notice.

In the Chaueery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No 2E5-Lydia Jenkins aud Mary c. MurdocA
by their next friend, BTOoEs HeasaEts, Ys
John .. Murphy, Charles Potter etaL
TT appearing from AFFIDAVIT IN this cause thai
the defandauts, William II. BzrESdale. a res
ffout 81 Phillips county state OF Arkansas
Bent. \. AieEsUdsr and LANES L. ARbIy, resi-
deats ~ the etfte o. Miss SStppi GeoTEe Jen'
kins, Thomas MuTduek and Charles Potter n
re idents OF the state OF Ms1yland- and al
uon-To-1deDtsofth e state OF IenneSsees
1t Therefore ordered, Tina they make Lhel
auuaararcr hsrtim,aE the Courthouse In tbs
cts o. Memphis. Tenn. on or before the mrs
MGnda. In March, 1858, end plead. answer o.
demur 20 eolnDlain6nts bin, or the same VII
be AIKEN for confessed as to them and set tOl
hearing 81 paFte; and that 8 copy Of this orde
be pub isbsa nee a WEEK for four SUCCESSIVE
weeks in the Memphis Appeal
AC0pE-Attest:
ATaU-TON ALSTON. Clerk and Mas eE.
By X J BLACK Deputy Clerk aud easter
HeiSkpIl. Scott Z IA, and Winchester q
uLsE-- 60 - NC--TaF. ont fehl IawAu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12
Attachment Suit.

Municipal Court of the City OF Memphis
CLERK's OFEIcE, February 3, 1883
W 15la Charles Obermesr and Company,
Platnahs, gs. job II. Cole and John K. Dob
son, DESCENDANTS
FFIDAVTT for attachment having been
n made in this case Ia pursuance Of Sec ion
3 A. of the code OF Tennessee and attachment
having been Issued and r-tursed by the proper
~SafendantS. JOhn ii. Cole and John 4. D1bsOn I;
III Is therefore ordered, That said defendant
apDear at the Auairtpal Courtroom, IN the city
of nj on or befO- e toe INST TUESDAY
in March next. and defend this suit, or the same
will be taken for confessed as TO them, anu
the case set for hearing ezparts, and ina >
COW ~ this order be published once y week Tor
four consecutive weeks in the Memphis Appeal
LIB EATON, Clerk.
8 u. THOMPSON, Depufy Clerk
Hastb- Lewis & Fray ser, Attorneys for Tain
2DNbAf feb4 IaW4WH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12
IcoMurxIcATED.l
NIEMsHIs, February II

MEMPHIS, fSoIuaIg A. Aoo2'
Editors Memphis Appeal:
On reading the proceedings of the
Board of Mayor and Aldermen lsst
night, 1 notice hat Mr.. Passmore makes
a statement that 1 owe the city $50. Zoo,
$1,000 of which is for taxes.
If Mr.. Passmore had have inquired OF
the Tax Collector, he would have been
informed hat another party was respon-
sible for $1,000 of the taxes improperly
charged to me.
II Is true / owe the city about $4,000 for
taxes, which 1 regret I have not beer
a6le to pay, in consequence of a failure OF
my crop, and the failure Of others to pay
me money, upon which 1 relied to pay
taxes.
As to the balance, / have only to say,
without troubling the public with my
private matters, the city owes me sum
Gent to counterbslance that claim,
which, / doubt not, we shall amicaoly
settle. ROBERTSON ToPP.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12

MEMPHIS, Tenn, February 10, 1858
We. the undersigned, passengers OF the
i'll fsted steamer Florence Trgber, feel it
our duty to maks a public aeknO Eledge-
maut of thspks to Capt. r Haines ID.
m Wells, clerk r. Caldwell and John
Movers, pilots, aad ailother officers for
their mastery management OF the sing
ing boat; also for the universal Kind
treatment both before and after the dis
aster.
RN Bls6emoie, Z. Galligan, Gsorge
B Sink, r. , Galloway, VIC Slegitng,
Roht Ro5son, c. A. Hunt, /. Z. Cos,
a /. Brsysachet, Il +. Cummings, ID.
F Smm1ns, VIVA. a. Noel, J B. Little
i'm. Paul C0asOtte, Geo. Breckenridge
Horslev, Jake Boom, Jake Fer, Joseph
Hecht, Crawford McAlsrJy, Henry
Frank. John TighInan, ]. S. For6ish,
G. DeSchaferburg, {. P. WashbuEn, A.
Kambrough, Miss + J. Palmer, Miss
| StIIie HGrs ey, Miss Baltic Bullock,
Miss Matte Lee, Miss Lou A. Siler, Miss
A Sber, Ms I. H SLer, Mrs DR.. Noel
| Mrs. DR. Horsley. Mrs. = Littiej Ihnr
Mrs. E A. Lee, Miss r Hart, Miss Kate
! Hart, Miss Bloom
AGAIN we call upon our Representatives
in h Legislature says the Bolivar But
Letia, to do something towards having
| iust.ce done the people who live along
| The banks Of Hatchie river, each and
| every one OF whom, besides a host o.
| others. desire the obstruction to navisa
ton removed. The Memphis and OhiC
Railroad has no right, save that giver
Nv act of Assembly in 1865, to close thE
| river. Misrepresentation were made al
the time the act was passed. Now the
truth should be told and Justice done
Mr.. johnson will but do his duty if hC
demand, in the name of his people, the
removal of the bridge at Brownsville, Of
at least such modification In its construc
lion as will admit Of boats passing AMI
repassing at pleasure. Hatchie river
a n~avigabie stream.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12
BraithWait'S Retrospect for
1868, just received al dec. Pat
tiSOn & TO-, 81 IL Main street,

NoTIoE.-The undersigned beg leave
to state to their customers and friends
that they have made considerable reduc-
ton in their general expenses, and can
| afford to furnish suits made from the best
imported goods at a price to compete
With other cities. Call and examine for
yourselves.
Merchant Tailors, 81 Madison street.
Ja2i Wv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12
Nnn-Resfdent Notice..

County Court Of shelby County, Tennessee
John L. Hicks ct ais. VS.. CotsSworth P. Head
ct ais.
TN his cause It appearing from afidaytt OF
die. that defendants. Co;esworth p. Head
William Bumpsss, Haywood Bumpass and
-ailie G. Bumpers are nOl-residens Of ths
State of Tennessee
IL is therefore ordered. That they do entel
their appearance herein At The Courthouse II
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, and plead
answer or semnr TO com ~plainants petition
on or before the first Monday in March lHe
or the same will be taken for confessed -
them, ana set for hearing ex pre- -
that a copy Of this order be puohsheA onc'
a week for four successive weeks IN tle AsW
mis- Appeal q newspaper Puoushea In tu'
city Of Menphis
A1rue SoPy mo. LOAGUE, Clerk.
Nv JAMES REILLY, DepnIy ClerA
l Fabl TaE4W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12
RANE RueTIs SAFE.

-TASE NJ. I2S-Ia the District Court OF tn,
- United STA e. for tls District or West Ten
nesssz. IN the Instt T Of solomon COheD
Bankrupt. IN bankruptcy, Distriet Of We
Tennessee
the nsersigned, assignee or the estate o
SJlomon COheT. wi sell a. public suciirn, a
the store. No. $40 NHin street, Memphis, Tenn.
on F1IDAE. FebrGa l4.fS88, a. 10 O'ciOcka ain.
the entire So in trade Of ssld bankrupt, CON
sisiing or HoOts, Shoe, Cietufng NouOLR ETC.
to the highest bidder. for cash
". Y. CIRJDE. Assignee,
No. 80 Main street, Waldran B.cck.
Memphis, lena, February ht, AD ls6s-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12

A NARROW EsCAPE-On the night
oi the 10th, st the residence Of Mrs. Ora
ham, q horrible accident occurred, which
came near resulting ia the death OF an
interesting little girl about fifteen years
old. Mrs. Graham's little daughter
Anna was standing with her back to the
fire, when turning around to get some
thing on the mantle, she discovered a
flame shooting over her shoulder. CIV
ing u~tterRnce to n shrek, she nrsl
sprang into the lap Of her mother, and
then broke for the door. Her mother
caught hold Of her and by the aid Of
pillow, succeeded In e~1tiDguishing th'
flames before they burned her bul
slightly. Both Mrs. G. and her %osoghtei
had their hands severely burnt in trying
to put out the flames.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12

PLANTERS, merchants and familie;
visiting Memphis, will save fifty pei
cent. by taking furnished rooms a
Southern Hotel, kept on the European
plan. Open all hours. Rooms single OF
in suits s5@s per week; lodging 50 cents
Ample room for $50 guests. Board fur
nished at Hotel If required s. per week
fau2S lDt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12

BECOME A BENEDICK.-From the fol
lowing notice, clipped from a Little Roek
paper, we learn that our much esteemed
and valued friend has become a Benedict.
Married.-In this city, at the residence
of Mrs. E. L. Gates, on the 9Th inst, by
Right Rev. Bishop Fitzgerald, John V
Savage and Miss Josie Sterling.
One of Tennessee's oest sons has Sc
cured a fair daughter. That JoSn~bs'
become one If us " we are glad" OF hi,
fair bride, we hope that her journey
down the pathway Of life nay be Of tht
most pleasant character. with such
partner she cannot fail to be happy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12

COUNTY REGISTER Mr.. ChSs. John
stOn, the present incumbent, is a Q
date for reelection to the Office Of County
Register. No man has filled the Once
with greater satisfaction to any commu
nity-polite, attentive to business, ano
his duties performed in such e u a;
to call forth the highest encomiums from
every individual who have had business
with him. No man stands higher IN thF
estimation of the public; be is the righ'
mau in the right place, and we trust tn
delegates to the Convention, on the I4ti
inst, will consider well his claims an'
return him the nominee of the Conser
vative party. He is, without question
| the man that can be run.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12
AumR Go 90.

make pleasure o announce TO their numer-
Gus friends aud patrons, that they again
have osened at AZ North COurt street, with a
large stock of Flowers, &~hruSbery, Bulbs
seeds. yell adapted 20 this cli mate, aud raised
10 their garden, which is near the city en- the
State Line road
Gardeas and Lawns with Natures beauties,
srs Invited TO cali and examine their stock,
which IS equal to any in this country, ana will
be seld at very low figures.
All Plants 5 I'd, whether in bloom or other
wise, will se warranted to be rs represented.
Ali orders for Bouq1ejs. leyfnE ont OF Gar
dens, and planting ~shTubbery or FTntt Trees
will be promptly attended to.
All orders Tor Frgit Trees will be accepted
and filed from the EmwOod Nursery, which
IS op the Pigeon Roost road near the city.
fai9
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12

Do You WANT A FoRTUNE?-Go to
| the office of the Phoaix Insurance Com
pany, $50 Main street, and buy tickets
in the "Grand Special Scheme OF the
| Raleigh Springs" Tickets, IS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12

NorIcE The entire stock Of Rag!and
Brother & c., No. $40 Main street, will
be sold at Eastern cost, for cash, until
the 18th OF February.
Ell CLARKE, Assignee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12

THE fne steamer g eaner was unaVolu
ably detained by the disappointment O.
a lot of government freight, last even
ing, but will leave to-day for all LANDING
on the Mississippi as far as Napoleon ano
all points on the Arkansas. The Gieanel
is the only regular packet in port leaving
to-day. She is Cficered by well knoWt
Memphiaus, and passengers can rely
on being kindly treated. Send all TIT
freight down as early as possible rate
according 10 the times. Passengers VII
find this the first chance of having
pleasant trip TO the Rackensaek. LAR!
Harmstad and Mart, Walt d Co.. airec
her movements.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12

NOTICE

Persons ordering Certificates ~ i Ia
m rsStstered letters, and Postomcs o. otesr
drafts payable to our order foE larss5 -mou1S
Al orders Tor certificates, and eommuhie4-
tons should be addressed 70
y. Y. ROCKET
Financial Secretary
pbosuix Mutual ms CO. Bethel Block 20
SFain srTeet. Memphis. Tenn Ieu
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-12
Try Carriers Combined Copy
ing and Writing Fluid, to BIT
had at Gee. PaltiSOn & Co..
81 IL Main street..
"a that BIZ the plough you'd thrlve,

EthIstH ="
Poor Richard should have added, Sane
u be sure and get fresh and choie'
seeds,n which may be had At the Contra.
Seed Depository Of g. w. Jones & Co.
druggists and importers OF chemical.
direct from Paris, 25T Main street,
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To aH whom it may concern:
I WILL apply, at the February Term Of tbs
1 County Court OF shelby county, for Letters
OF administration On the ests5e Of James "
Williams. q ceased VIC LANCASTER
Memphis. Tenn. January 7. Is4-
faS law4Wr
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n.tans Of ths prarinr.

sfx thousand and seven hundred tickets, rep
rsss1tinE the certificates issued, viii oe placed
in one wheel, and the same nnn1e q olt
~ zee premfums. viii be placed IN anoth-r-
E-ow fhese wheels tickets VIII be dawn a. the
saHe time. aud the number drawn will take
go pramium drawn simultaneously
fISS moasys received Upon the sale Of these
snares will be placed IN the Oerman NatloDa
credit OF the Association Until the drawing
takes place.