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THEATRICALS

The Black Crook left Saturday night,
and last night Mr. Joseph Jefferson APP
peared in Rip Van Wrinkle to large au-
dience. Our theatrical k0bituss are in high
glee over the advent of the distinguished
comedian
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PROM MEMPHIS.

The ElectiOn-An African DeIuge at
she POIis-WhIte Men Requested TO
take Back seat-SOmething of "a
SIOWer-TheasrIcasa and Outside Fes-
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TELEGRAPH
Noon Dispatches.

LIVERPOOL, January 25.-Cotton firm.
To-dayIs sales estimated at 1900 bales.
Uplands, 74d Orleans, Sd.
MADRID, January 25.-The Minister Of
War has ordered fifty thousand Ameri-
can breech-loading rifles.
CoPENHAGEN, January 25.-At the
termination of the discussion in Rigsdag
| Yesterday, on the transfer Of the Danish
West India Islands TO the United States,
the President said that he could not
leave the subject without paying a trib-
ME TO the loyalty and consideration
| shown by the German Government;
| qualities so worthy Of q mighty people.
VIENNA, January 24.-Archduke Al
breeht, commander OF the Austrian
army, has been ordered to prepare to
take the field.
HAVANA, January 24.-Relsys from
| ST. Thomas to the 10Th have arrived.
The transfer OF the island has not yet
been completed.
Dates from Atvega to the 18th state
that earthquake shocks since The 29th
ult., have been constant.
Advices from Venezuela to the 18th
inst. state that the rebellion is increasing.
Tie Government troops were beaten,
and have retired to Curacao. Gen.
Palgar was arrested at Caracas. Mu-
| nicipsI conspirecies against Falcon had
disappeared.
YoULLA, ABYSSINIA, January lin
formation has been received here from
the British expedition. Post No. was
In line of march from Annerty bay to the
| HEADQUARTERS at Zenife, post Nc. 2. King
Theodorus is in a comfortable position
between Wadella and Darletts, near the
| palace at Magdela, where il is presumed
all the captives will at present be held.
The native rebel chiefs have drawn
their forces in his front, and by this hos.
/ tile attitude aided the operations Of the
| English. The powerful Wagshum, Of
| Tyge, is near. He is friendly to the for
/ eigneTs, and sent q message to this effect
Napier's forces will probably advance
| from Zenife to Umptalla, which will be
| designated as the English post No. 8. A
| fight will occur as soon, or perhaps be.
| fore the English march over the ground
lying between Zenife and Umptalla.
LONDON, January pa dispatch from
Ms.rid saws that news has been received
there from the provinces of Cragon and
CatiIIiana which states that a speedy
uDrisinC was anticipated in favor OF the
eldest son OF Don Juan. b widow o
Don Carlos has sent forty millions reali
to aid the insurrectionists-
ATLANTA, January 24.-Mr. Osborn
announced to-day in the Convention the
intention OF himself and party to ask
Congress to give validity to whateveI
constitution may be passed, without sub
hitting it to the people. This causes
great excitement, and will meet will
determined opposition. g.
PrrTsBURG, January 25.-The river il
rising. Seven feet six inches in thu
channel. Weather clear. Thermome
ter, 100
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Fully Aroused ana Wide Awake,

# is in such an emergency as the present. The
temptation is strong to despair, and to surren-
der to the influence of fear and an almost
overwhelming oppession. II we listen to the
voice OF the Siren and give up to despair, We
are lost-irrecoverably lest. 1t behooves one
and all to be up and doing, with a heart FOL
every fate, still achieving, still pursuing" un.
til the book of our destiny shall be closed.
We should hear of no compromise TO make
with the opposing genius OF decay u de.
struction, which Is seeking TO drag us down.
We should meet the enemy at every stage and
wage an aggressive warfare upon him, until
we expel him from the land. Poverty comes
upon our beloved land n upon cur patriotic
people alike an armed man" Like Gan
armed man" we must assail him-with tht
same will, determination and courage with
which he marches upon ourhomes and hearth
stones. In such an emergency,
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
in O. ms


THE MEMPHIS APPEAL, NOW IN ITS
Twenty-Ninth Year, is offered TO the reading
public Of Tennessee, Mississippi. Arkansas and
Alabama, it is b believed, with superior induce
ments TO any that have ever been pre-
sented to its numerous and rapidly in
e~reasing patrons. The slagnation in nnan-
cial movements, the almost total cessation Of
trade, the paralysis in agricultural operations
and the anomalous condition OF political
affairs, instead OF counsenIng to inaction and
dlseouraging enterprise and energy, should
arouse our people to redouble their exertions,
10 extend their enterprise, and TO rely with
greater confidence and higher resolve upon
their own indomitable and unquenchable
courage and purpose. II there ever was a time
when the people should be
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Trustees S0Ee.

A the request o. OIrin White, the eestui que
"A trust in a trust deed maze TO me a trustee
6y William 3. SInalEOOd on the in Of Dscem-
Der 1856, and recorded in the Registers Office OF
shelby O. unity, in book No. IS, part 2, pages
$50. $40. S7I and 80. for the purpose OF securing
the m o. certain nOtes therein specified
10 said White, and the iutCres. on the same, the
interest due Dsc5mbers s. 1857, not having been
paid, lshals
On the 22d Day Of January, 1868,
proceed TO sell, at public auction, at the front
door OF the Law Courtroom, on Second street,
in memphis, AT 10 Osi0 ka.m 70 the highest
Iidde-, for cash, the i~OuOwing described prop
erty, tO-wit: one acre Of land In 10 six, being
a belt the full length of the sEtdl tslX. between
parallel lines, and bounded on the one side by
the division line between said lot six aud lot
seven in TIE survey and plan or the town OF
Farmville, and south OF The Raleigh plank
road and fronting on the Farmv'lle road, and
which plan and survey OF the town sf Farm
Vile is OF record in shelby county. also, lot
number seven, in said survey or plan Of said
town OF Farmvilie, containing three acres,
more or less. TIE equity OF redemption Is
waived and The title is supposed % be good, bat
l sell only as trustee.
J. z. BIGELOW, Trustee.
HTeua nhfe Tcu IN T2H9 fa1 I'll
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LEGAL
TRUSTEES Safe,

DY virtue of q deed OF trust made to me b.
ID John II. Peterson, and recorded in the heg-
ister's ONCE Of Shelby county, in book No o.
part LIST, pages 47B, ~ and 80. / viii sell 10 the
highest bidder FOR cash, the following described
Lot or tract Of land, ii in shelby county
Tennessee, about three quarters OF 2 nile from
Court Square, 10 wit being part OF County Lot
No. 500 on the north s.Ge Of the Raleigh ROAD,
commencing on the west side OF an alley about
() eight feet wide, running thence west with
said Kal-igh road (o3l eighty-thtee ieet; thence
north with the plank tenc now On said lOti
about SOL five hundred feet, more OF less, 10
the back Of said fence thence east with said
back fence tS3l eigtty-three feet 10 the eEst fence
now on said lot; thence on a line with seid
east fence (JDl Ave hundred feet, more or less,
10 the bsginnfug. Equity OF redemptisn TO this
property Is waived, and title 10 the same be-
lieved to be perfect, but / convey as trustee
only.
Place OF s-ale-southesst corner Of Court
Square.
Terms-Cash.
Tiue OF ssle-MONDAY, February II, De3.
There g situated on this lot an elegant Got
tsge With four rooms and servants loom ana
kiUcheD, and other neces ary Improvements.
! ial6 ids s.. IL. DUNsCOMB, Trustee.
kvening Ledger copy.
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Sbeg'If's Sale.

ON H FOURTH MONDAY IN JANUARY
" 1865, I will Ocer Tor sale, at tire Courthouse
door OF the Circuit Court Of Shelby county
Tennessee, in the city Of Memphis, for easily
q tract OF land lying near OF adjoining Fisher
Vile. in the Ninth CtFn District OF SHELBY,
county, Tennessee, and blunded on the sautE-
by the lsnds of ]. F. Duvai, on the east and7
north by the lands of ]. + Grandbery, and or
the west by the lands Of d. c. Stark, deceased
Beginning at a postoak running north - poles
more or less, to W. G. LGncGst0rs line ! thenss
east "a poles % Inks thence ncTth 81 poles
thence to BeDI. ". Webbers line (; thence south
1851 poles 70 y stake and posioak and redoak
pointers tOJ. P. DuTalis line 10 the beginning.
containing ninety-nve (5l acres, bang tns
property new occupied by A. W. Pride, and
levied upon as the property Of the sad A. W.
Pride TO satisfy three executions / hold against
him from The Circuit Court OF shelby county, 1
Tenn see-tWo in favcr Of II. +. Roberts fort
two hundred and nfty-tvO foFty-dve-one
hundredth dollars (SG2 81 each, with INTEREST,"
and cost, judgments rendered March %, 1881 NJ
one Of the bOVe executions subject % g crsditt
Il one hundred dollars One in favor OF Wms
J. Dlval, administrator De bOnis non, estate9
OF F. A. PE yne, ACKNOWLEDGMENT rendered.
28th September, 1855, In fsv T OF 81, Rodgers
administrator y. A. Payne deceased, and re-
Viyed 18th September, 1867, In name OF sale
VIM j. Buval, administrator, etc, twenty-tWG
hundred and hity-one eleven-One hundredth
dollars, Witk interest and cost.
Sale between The hourEOf 20 An. and pm.
P. n. WINTERS. sheriff.
By E. W. CALDWELL, Deputy Sheriff.
A-llN TunAw Il
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LEGAL.
Chancery Sale Of Real Estate,
wednesday, January 10, 1865.
No. s85. R. D.-Union Bank Of Tennessee vs.. B.

No. sS3, r. D.-UniOn Bank Of Tenpessee vs.. b.
L. Armstrong ct al.
ny virtue Of an interlocatOry degree , IN
ID the above cause, / will sell at pubic auction
10 the highest bidder, at the Courthouse door IN
The city Of Mem phis, Tennessee, on NEDNES-
DAY, January Is, 1858, betWeen the houE OF ID
an. and u m, the following described real e.
tate, tO-Wit:
First-A lot or parcel OF land bounded as fol-
lows: Beginning At a staKe in the Nemphis
and Germantown Plank Road on the north line
Of the 81 4-lOJ acre tract purchased By n. d.
TIezsvant OF Kenneth Garrett, thence running
south G57 east 10 chains ana % inks 70 a stake
in the same road ana on the same line, thence
south II claics and IS LINKS 10 q staRe, thence
south Il chains and 81 links 20 the beginning,
containing acres more or less.
S~econd-Also, 1 H-i0O acres bounded as fol-
lows: Regiuulng al a stake on the southwest
corner Of q % acre tract solo by N. 81. TrezsEant
70 X. l. Armstrong, running thence east -
chains and q 70 a stake On southeast cor
ner Of said land, thence south 2 chains and 80
links, thence north 2chaIns and 40 links 70 The
TEIrd-A lot described az follows: Beginning
at a stake on 81. Martins street "A feet forth Of
Matilda James Present south corner, thence
north with the east line OF said 81. Martini
street 20 geet 20 a stake, thence east perpen-
dicuiar 70 81. Martins street 70 Bayou GayOsO
Bayou GsyCsO 20 a line Z6 feet from and par.
aiiel TO the last mentioned line, thence west =
the beginning.
~F0uith-Two lots OF Iand-one Is. the ofhs
10 acres, being dover land OF Mrs 1iilfuan BsH
lis. " idOW Of TL1man Eettis, deceased.
TEKAls OF ALE-On a credit OF six AM
twelve Is and ~ months. Notes with good So
cuItety. Lien TO be retained tai ayneB 0.
purchase money. Equity Of redemption barred
deel5 "A. ALSTOS, Clerk & Master.
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r,lssdan. Jannarn II. 1sGs.

Between the hours OF 10 o'ciOS< am. aud y
O'Clock m. The following described lsnd, lying
and being in the city or Memphis, county or
shelby, acd STATE Of Tennessee, tO-wlt; lgt%o,
IS and ten feet on II the east side Fl lot No. 70,
mOur's subdivision Of original county lot No.
4a6. begiHuing at q po.nt on She north side Of
PiEeon RUogt road 90 fee from, and west Of, its
intersection with Orleans street. running
thence wesJwsldly with Pigeon kOrSt road 80
feet. thence nOrhEa dy $50 iest To an Clley,
thence ufcsLtbeuce sOuthwardlyl o
faetto the b~rgiuntug,it being the same property
conveyed by John d. Armour 10 b. r.. EOis.
on the 18th day Of October, 1885, and recorded
iu the Registers office, in book 81, part frs,
pages 2l and 90. The title is believed TO be
coOd. bat l convey as Istee only.
decIS W q. DAVE. Trustee
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
the Sunday Appeal
Nws wn NVWEE

or the Sunday Appeal
LINES TO WIFE.
BY RBy. DIR NICHOLSON.
Tonight am far on the sea-
Each moment swept farther from thee,
And the waves rise high
Towards a threat'ning sky,
And the wind signs drearlly.
Vet 7 see through the gloom Of the night
Tbats star, by whose tremIious light
We sealed the vow
That unites us now,
In a love no changes can blight,
And think of the time d" lang syne,"
when we sat meath the old home vine,
Aud rememberthe years,
The misfortunes and cares
We have known since 1 called thee mine.
But. believe me, my heart is the same
AS when first 1t enshrined thy name,
And for thee evsrTnore,
From the pulse 10 the core,
II will glow with an even flame.
But tonight as l speed DER the sea,
Borne momently farther from thee;
To the waves deep sigh,
and the gloomy sky,
Ny heart beats respOnsiveiy.
And I turn to the hour so bright,
VIXEN we sat in the rosy light
or that W. in June,
When h fall, fair moon
CoaIesced in our hearts delight
OK DoLENT, en- route for Mexico.
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Chancery Sale Of Real EStstd
sIonday, Deeember I'D. Isozl

-
40O-N. r. D.-Thomas James, e. al, vs.. Louis
I. James, Ct al. Cnancery Court OF MemphtT
DY virtue of an introductory decrse made u
ID The ABOVE cause, / viii sell at public auc
ton TO the highest bidder, at the Court HoHs
door In The cry or Memphis, Tenn on mon
DAY, December ., 1867, between the hours c
10 a m and u m. the following described res
estate, tO-wit: The lot OF ground known snA.
designated upon the plan or map OF Cont.
Memphis IS Lot No. 2 in Block No. 81, an
bounded a. follows, to-witA Beginning Al =
point on the east SIDE or line Of 81. Mast!9 -
street 90 feet S~OUthwardly nom the point Oflu~
tersectiOn OF THE south side of Vance street, III
east line Of 81. Martin street, thence south
wardiy OF and with the east side OF st. Marfi
street 60 feet TO the northwest corner OF Let Saf.
casts ardly from 81. Martin street with a uni
form width Of 20 feet TO the center OF BsyO
Gayoso. Also, the east half Of lot lin bloc
No. a., on the plan OF south Memphis Sal
.ot frGHts on Vance street 10 feet TO the cent?
OF Bayou GayosO, and runs back 90 feet 70
No 2
The above lots have been subdivided into fOu
lois, a plan or diagram Of which can be see
upon application NJ the omce OF the Clerk an
Master. =
Terms OF Ssle-Cne-fourth cash and balsne
in equal instruments OF six, twelve and eigf
teen months from day OF sals-puTCnasers gIV
ing Notes bearing Interest frCm oate, With az
proved security, and lien retained TIL psyLneD(
OF purchase money.
Equity OF reuem ption barred. 2
nOv3 A. ALSTON Clerk and Master =
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Case No, %.

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OLA. W Southwark Bankrupt In Bank
ruptey, District OF West Tennessee--ss-
To whom 1t may concern: -
THE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
i appointment Is Assignee OF A. W. South
worth, OF Memphis, in the county OF Shelby
and State of Tennessee, within said District,
VINO has been adIudged a bankrupt upon his
trict.
Memphis, Tennessee the 22d day Of January,
a. ID. 1866.
Wy. CIRODE Assignee, etc,
No. $50 Main street, Waidran Block.
fquCE Iawguy
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READ THIS!

no RENT FOR THE YEAR i56s-Ths Kerr
K PIantstfoR. one mile below Austin, TuniCa
comfy, Miss, on the Mississippi kiver. The
nlacs Is in thorough repair, with all necessary
bwellfuEs, Out-hOuses, Gin, Gin-hOuse, Aiu
and steam engine, Gstsrns, Wells. Teams
enough to run the place, Corn and Hay sun
Client for the year, and the best set or hands
~ 1fssissippI. The place, with ell appurten-
sneeS- Sock. ETC., can be had on reasonable
fsrms. and any enc desiring to plant VIII hud
tStS the best opening in the South a good
nan with q small capital may take a hall in
tarsst in running the place for the year on the
most reasonable terms. Apply 70 Hhlte,h er
q ROotas. Sof Main street, NemphhAs or On ne
Pf5seI IA 8. II. KERR
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sell to the highest, best and last bidder, for
cash, at tins lr0Et door Of the Court House, in
Memphis Tennessee, between the hours OF Do
O'Clock, a NJ, and 4 o'clock, p.m-- the undi-
vided interest F" OF said Ellen j. Hsrt, late Elm
J. Shaw, in and 20 lets $ and 10, on Union
street, fronting respectively 50 and 50 feet on
the south side Of Union street and running
back 2lSz feet TO an alley, the same being The
late residence OF 4 3 Shaw, deceased, and the
lot west thereof; lots 3 and . on the north side
Of Union street, ironing % fest on tHiOn
street, and cunning back TO Tn alley lE0 feet.
~ lying opposite lots o AID - JIst described
also. lots II and II on GayOsO street, eacn 'front.'
ing Is feet and running back IL feet 70 an sney,
said lots numbered acccrairg 20 plan OF A. y.
Sbsw's property made by .Graue,July AID
1855. being part OF country lot No. 492; also, lot
more particularly described in deed Of Ellen j
shaw, exscutrix Of A. B. shaw, deceased, 20
David Jameson, dated September II, 1852, beng
on Uuian street, the said interest OF b.. j. hart
in and TO the above property being acquired BY
will Of 4. Z. shaw, deceased" said property Is
in the city Of Memphis, county OF shelby, and
State Of Tennessee
John AINSLIE, Truftee.
Kerr, Westcott & Stahl, Attorneys. dei2
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Case No. 81.

In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District Of West Tennesses. IN the mat
ter Of VIM 5. SouthWOrIh, Bankrupt In
bankruptcy, District Of West Tennessse-ss.
To whom It nay concern /:
TIE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee OF WIN. =. South
worth, OF Memphis in tee county OF Shelby,
and state OF Tennessee, within said district,
who has been ad judged a Bankrupt upon his
own petition. by the district Court Of said dis
tTict.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 22d day OF January,
A.D., l558. WILLIAM Y. ClKODE,
Assignee, Etc. No. 450 Main street, Waldran
| Block. fa25 IaW3W
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Case No. g.

In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District OF West TennesSee. In the mat
ter OF S. ID. TrueheaTt, fankTupt. In bank
rUptey, District OF West Tennsssee-Ss.
To whom it may concern:
RIHE undersigned hereby gives Notice OF his
4 appointment as assignee of S. D.. TIuehea'
OF Germantown, in the County OF Shelby and
State or Tennessee, within said Distr ct, who
has been adtudged a Bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court OF said District,
Memphis, Tenn the nth day Of January, A.
D. IS 5. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
Assignee, etc, No. 40 Main Street, Waldran
Block. ials law3W
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In the District Court Il the United States. for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Nehemiah W. HErSeil, Bankrupt In
bankruptcy, District Of West Ternessee-ss.
To whom It may concern
THE undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment o. assignee or Nehemiah W.
| HaDsell, OF Memphis, in the county OF shelby,
/ and state o~fTeDuessee, within said district, who
has been adjudged a bankrupt upon his own
petition, by the District Court of said District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 10th day ~ofJanuary,
| AID, 1863. WILLIAM y. CIRODE,
Assignee, Etc, No. 40 Main street, Waldran
RInck ialT laM&W
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tan21 IaW3W
Case No. 132.

In the District Court Of the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Geo. r.. Yeatman, Bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy, District Of West Tenneszee-ss.
To whom it may concern:
THE und rsigned hereby gives notice OF his
1 appointment as assignee Of6eO.E Z. Yeatmsn,
Of IN the county OF Davidson, anu
state ofTennessee, within said District. who mas
been adtudged a bankrupt upon his own peti.
ton, by the district Court Of said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 22nd day OF January
A. d.. 1853.
WM. Y. CIRODE, Assignee, etc,
No. 45O Main street, Waldran Block.
4o,r0E IL vrQuv
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In the District Court OF the United States fol
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Wm H. Nance, Bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy, District Of West Tennessee.
To whom it may concern:
VtHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF hi
4 appointments as Assignee Of VIM. II. Nance
OF Memphis, in the county OF Shelby and STATE
OF Tennessee, within said District, who hal
been sdJudged a bankrupt upOu his own peti
ton, by the District Court OF sid District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 221 day of January
A. d. 1858.
w. Y-CIRODE, Assignee, etc,
No. 40 Main street. Waldr&n Block.