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DIED

HOUsTON-At Bethel Seminary. December
q, lA7, We laid the body q our noble hearted
friend, r. ". HOUSTON, in his silent tomb TO
rest. Something more than a year ago. he was
thrown from a horse q received a fatal
wound in his breast, which was the cause OF
bringing on consumption. brave young
man will BE- much missed among his friends.
He leaves behind 70 mourn his loss. an amisbls
SISTER.
WEATHERFORD-On the gin nj. az his
residence, l59 Adams street, 8. NJ. WFATHFR-
FORD, formerly Of uauViils. KY, in the ffrv-
second year OF his s@e.
1t IS not the purpose Of this brief notice to
trace the life OF our departed friend through
the vicissitudss which may have marked its
progress. We knew Kim only during the last
few yesrs o. his journey, and in compliance
with his own request, pay this tribute 70 his
memory, hoping that it may lie a comfort 10
bis friends and beresved family. The greater
part oftde year preceding his death was passed
ia laneUor aud suffering, yet like many a
troubled day whose golden sunaet presages 3
cioudless dawn on the morrow, he sank to rest.
leaving to his friends the hope that these trials
snly Hpened his spirit for heaven, and In the
patieDcs with which he bore them. in tae cain
resignation with which he Looked forward to
6ApWAAh AANUAE1h ne MANI
tested in spiritual things, we see precious signs
leading rs to hope that the night Of amiction
closed on earth, viii be succeeded by a dawn
which bngbtens into everlasting day IN
heaven. There are but few supporting redee-
lions for those who weep for the loss OF loved
ones. The tears that wsII up from the hsaving
and stricken heart must dow, and nature must
declare her grief; but If there be anything
which can sweeteR the cup Of sorrsv, take the
stiHg nom death and frOH the grave its victory.
it's the hope which We cherish in this loss:
and it is this consolation we offer to the wife
whose faithful aud patient tenderness We Ali
remarked, and 70 lie children whose dial At
fiction Ightened the chamber of sickness. Te
her IN her solitude and to them in their sor-
row, We commend that Savior In whom we be-
Heye the husband and fther trusted. hoping
that the aim Of their lives may be to meet him
where separations are no more where
The ain OF all ages in harmony meet
I1eir savior and brethren transported 10 greet
lille the anthems Of rapture INCREASINGLY roll
And the smile OF the Lord is the fsast Sf ne
SOUL"
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Valnahle coln cnlIeetions.

A Paris paper says: "The city 81
Paris Is at present in treaty for the pur-
chase Of two collections Of coins relating
to the history Of the French capital.
The first, belonging to NM ROlIin and
Fernardent, comprises eight hundred
and sixty-six gold, silver OF bronze pieces
of money, struck In Paris, from the time
Of the Gauls down TO the present day.
The second collection, belonging 10
Madame Fellmann, consists chiefly OF
coins and medals subsequent To the year
1883, and perpetuates the recollection Of
political events since that period. None
Of the two thousand two hundred and
five Of which it Is composed are included
in the other collection. The price asked
for the second Is two thousand four hum
bred francs, which is very moderate,
considering the number Of the pieces and
the many yeaTs' researches which they
must have cost their author, NJ. Fell.
mann, formerly Sub Director az the
Ministry Of War, but now deceased.H
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-LUNDY-THORNTON.-In Norfolk Va m
me - uit-i at the residence Of WIN. II. Br0ug6-
Uoh, Esd by the Rev George D. Arrosrr..ng
assisted Oy the Rev. Thornton BiveD. Or. WV
L LCNDYr or DeSotl county, Mss. and Nc
AAEH~ IHoRNroS. daughter OF the late r. IS.
Bernard, ESQ A., Of Norfolk.
H@-Panola star pIense copy.
DUkE-TURSER- On Thursday. the 2sth
Tllr a. me resdence OF the brides father. M.
Schn arrsn. OF Ishomlngo county. Miss. bv
tne Rev. Dir. Weir, Mr.. +. F. DUKE. OF Pocahon-
Las, Tenn, 70 Mrs 3 F.. TURNER.
Mr. DUE hasagalns shown to the world that
g IS not
Good for man to dwell alone
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Favorable news continues to be re
ceived respecting the sales OF church
property in Italy. At Milan, thirteer
lots, valued at l3l TAG francs, were
offered for sale on the 9th and 2Sth O.
November, and brought 1871 Jas francs
At Mona, also in Lombardy, eleven
lots, set up at IS, 495 francs, were sold fol
50, 2l2 francs. Lastly, the Corriere dele
P1g1e, announcing the result Of various
sales effected during the course Of The
month at Bari, Giovinazzo, Conversauo,
Mola and Pntigliano, contains the intel
ligence that eighty-ons lots changed
hands. the estimated value Of 69s,l22
francs being pushed up to III, III francs,
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enfnnlr Vi.I,.n--

a lady in LoekpOrt, Ny. had mt on
a cabDsge TO boil for dinner. SteppIug
out and returning, she observed sitting
on the cover Of the pot which contained
the csoOage, what appeared to be q cat
and a strange cat at that. She w. At
nrst WonderstFuek that cat should be in
80 strange a place, and she made for It
win 3 Droomstick, when, lof without a
s-p-t or meow down it went through
the lid OF the pot In a sort OF anow YOU
see 10 D now yOu dOnitU sort Of a NAV
Inc old lady was trSnsdxed with bor-
rOT, DUt with WOmanly curiosity In Iesrn
Ehat became of that cat. she lifted fhe
ia Of the pot, when 10 and behold : no
cat was seen, but there. wifhout aov
water, and Notwithstanding All M boiI-
ing and heat, was the ca6baoe a. freah
and hard as when first plueked from IT,
native stalk. This was marvelons in
deed, and how to secOuut f0r n sbe could
not tell, nOr could anybody else bnt fhaf
1t was a witch ia her f~avOrite feline FORM
was admitted by si who heard the won
derful story. But this is not all.
The next appearance Of the co-worker
OF the areh-enemy was IN the shane Of
an aged female, who flew al TIE
astOnished lady, and tearing her dress
into ribbons, went up the chimney or ont
OF the keyhole, leaving behind q sIight
smell Of sulphur, and was seen 40 more
The next visitation was a peFfecfJv
invisible one the girl ironing had her
ironing board knocked down. and IN
picking It up the ironing sheet was IN
ribbons. The house and n-eigbb0rbood
were in q terrible state Of alsrm-desb
and blood could stand this no Longer
something must be dOne-the 1ifeb
must be exercised. A man. suDDosed IN
possess supernatural powers, was sent for.
he couldn't lay this evil spirit, and at
last accounts the head Of the family Lad
gone TO Buffalo for a Medicine Man oi
more power to come and Law this dis.
turber Of the family quiet.
a singular expression Of sympathy hes
been offered by can UIstermap.H WHO
writes to a Dublin paper, a. follows
Dear Sir-I beg to forward you the in
closed two shilliDgs for the relief OF tie
three Irishmen executed in Manchester
last Saturday"
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Danger OF doaI sfincs.

That the dangers Of coal mines are moi
confined 10 gaseous exhalations is proved
by a sad accident which occurred re.
Gently in the workings Of Cardenden,
Scotland. The GOLFERS were at work in
Ignorance OF the fxct that Qply 2 thin
wall Of coal separated them from an old
waste flied with water. One Of the men
pierced this wall with his pick, and In a
moment the food rushed 10. Eight men
we're in the pit at the time, and four met
instant death. The others, working In a
higher level, were rescued before the
water reached them.
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Non-Resfdent Noffce.

In the Chancery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. 240S-Mary c.. MuTdoek and Lydia n. len
kins, who sue by their mex friend, Brooke
Peasants, vs.. Vincent BaeigaiupO aEd others.
TT appearing from ddavit IN this cause that
the dsfsndanis Thomas c. Muniock ana
George jenkins, are n~on-residents OF the state
OF Tennessee
II Is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, al the Courthouse IN the
city Of Memphis ~1ernessee, on the dSt Mon
day N EeoEuafy A@1 anu pleaut fnsWer or
demur 70 comptaluant Dill or the same VIII
be taken for confessed as 20 them and SET so-
hearing exparte and thai a copy offhfs or5ar
De published once = week, for oursucrssS7ve
weeks. IN the Memphis Appeal.
A copy-Astest
AUGuSTOG ASTON, Clerk and Master
Heiskeli & Scott, Solicitors Tor Cor,oIa5re-.
dpcZ5 IqW4W
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Rome.

The government of Rome has recently
published the vital statistics of the city
for the year. Rome and the suburbs are
divided into SO parishes, containing q
population Of 2l5.6 Z persons, being an
increase since 1865 Of 4,s72. There are
so resident cardinals, IS bishops, l,460
priests, and 92S ~seminarists. The occn-
pants Of religious houses are 5,057, 1882
Of whom are monks and 2,2l5 nuns.
These appegtain to 81 different congrega-
tons or orders. There are 40 seminaries
or colleges, among which are the French
seminary, tenanted by AS pupils ; that OF
South America by so; that of North
America by 80; the German by IS; the
the English, q the Scotch, II; the Irish,
50. The number Of families is 1898;
1880 persons folleW the military pro-
fessiOn, aud there are 4le6Q Jews,
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Resident Notice.

In the ChaneeIy Court Of Memphis. Tenn
No. SB-Iames ]. DCnegsn vs. ~. nan-
cyan, ". r. HEudrtx e al.
IT appearing from amuaUt thls csuse thai
L the defendants, Christopher 5. Oouea7n.
William Fl. DOnegan, Charles A. 01neCau.
sarah F DonSgan, Bereniece fearl, Luey lee
Fearn, Gusta'us L. MARTYR, Mar o. Martm.
william Rarry. sarah J.. Barry E1tfhaw ~.
Steele, Cathsrine Z steele, William ~. Garth.
Mary E.. Gdrta, Ada Steele, HeHs ~ atuoot.
Thomas i. Clancy, Carcj1e T.. sl1uc-. Effyl.
bsth b. Grove. " R. Heucrix. 1fa-r n H-r-
DIRK, L. A. H0lemsn. martha T. Eoleman.
J. v. smith and sarah f smith are uoa-res-
dents Of the state or Tennessee
Il is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herel1. a. the Courthouse in tna
city OF Memphis, Tenn, on or before tha frsf
Monday in February, i3s, and plead. ansFer
or deplI- - rumplainants ame sded bills Or
.tre same Wiitna faEea - ccuressea "a TO fhen5
set for hearing eN-parts; p that a cory
OF this order be publshedo ones Q week. FOR -four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
A C~Opy-Attest
AUGUsTON ASTON, Clerk ard Master
John n. CarmGck. q stephens Il smith.
Go1icirol for cOmuIainau4. decI2 TarrAun
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A Scottish judge at a cheese show In
Ayrshirl snnouneed the other day his
solutiOn-of what he he called "the prob.
lem of tbs day. He advised that the
young ladies who are In want Of work,
and likely to drift into the oveFstoeked
goveruess market, should instantly apply
themselves 10 the pursuit OF cheese
makipg-Or IN other words, turn dairy
maids. Then they would be able TO earn
from eco TO $50 a year, which is the pre-
seat rate OF payments they would find
tbs occupation " healthy, pleasant, and
PICTURESQUE and, moreover, "theFe
plenty II young men after
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cnRnEsPONnENTs.

,,,,s can be taken Of asonymous Oom
No ions. whatever is intended ier IN
~ in the ATRIAL, must oe Autne1s, az.
seIlSn me name and address OF lnS
ealea y n.uautse OF his good faith ana
responsibility, uTzr
Business letters should be
APFEAL, Memphis.
conmupicaeons for publication must witb
=. IN ore sid or the page only'
su other matters connected win tnS -.
- separtment, should be addressed hD'
-,vs APPEAL, Memphis
-.,,ot. ass rule, undertake to return AIN
e,v,d suitable for publication.
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OBITUARY.

GANTr-Died, at the residence Z her uarsnfs
December slst, 1867, sALLIE D.. dauSbter al
george aGd Sallie j. CAN'T, ssFd six wears and
seven months.
Why should we weep fOT thee,
Since thou art gone unsullfsd hack To heaven
No stain apo thy spirits purity,
Ne sin TO be forgiyenF
But E~inless, fearless, gone,
Cndlmmsd, unstained-Who would not thus
have died?
foT tnse, then, let these vain regrets be done.
these selfish tears be dried.
And while to shapeless dust
my coeruo form Is gently Wondering hack.
our heushA shall upward ever in Iopsfui
trJSt, f
Ga Shy need spirits track
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Joe Horsey, q col0red man, living near
st. Paups Episcopal Church, in Anna.
messex, died on the night Of Sunday,
December S. His age is not exactly
known, but the oldest citizens, from sbe
best data they can obtain, assert mat he
cannot be less than one hundred and
seven years Of age. He was sprightly
and hearty, and walked from bis home
to this place last summer. he could,
with difficulty be persuaded to aecspt
the passage maney AZ a present to ride
back on the - ess Aaas I'D =
Hes,olf
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FROm NEW

NEW ORLEANS, January I'm the
Convention to-day Wickline's equality
bill was extensively discussed. The body
adjourned, though without coming to a
vofa
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BY TELEGRAPH
Might Dispatches.
FROM LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, January 2.-River falling,
with ten feet two inches In the canal.
Weather mild; thawinR rapidly.
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AGENTS.

m Raaberry. general agent for AfAa
n..rden. Litte Rock Ark
..f wnrustou, Van Buren, ARK
u,ad Fletcher, Pine Bluff ARK.
- ahtr washington, Ark
n wtnaeId, Camden, Ark.
q. g.. Joy. Bolivar, TeHn-
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Complimentary benefit OF FRANK MAYO.
Friday Evening, January s.-GHIsrs great
I'VE act play kOsBEh5-Charles 60 Moor.
Frank Mayo.
MoSDsT-Edwin Booth. Sale Of Seats VIII
commence on Thursday. January 2I. a. ID
O'Clock an.
Doors open at = 70 Z; curtain TO rise at n
precisely. Seats may De secured six days n
adVau 90
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Non-R estdent $500

IN the Chaneery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. 29O6-Mary @ Murdoch and LYDIA Il. Ian.
ID who sue by their nexf f-ssrT T
FleasanA vs. AN Brinkley a others-
IT appearing from aEdavff In fhiara-.t..
i Re defendants J. n. Powell. Geo. Te,%3as
Tennessee ae
It's therefore crdered, that they naata 49,
Appearance herein, a. tne cGurtsorsa n -.
ely ~ A.e-4pGi>s Tennessee. "a ffs 49,
Monday In FebraasY. lss ana riae1
celn0r 70 co1npl2inant a.
vi pc 1or confessed 81 10 ten
- rA@Nt ELA UH1E : rUrm "a Fr.
order ce puoHsned once q Week ~
essSiss %es5s e tne Asmphis AQfssi.
AUGlEI0E ASTON e4e-r
Heisken Z scott 9olieso rs
os'@ A
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VARIETIES
Corner Main and Washington SIS.

a. bkOOn, Lessee and Proprietor.
|
following favorites sppear nightly The
and quiDsicsl sayings and dolnas- tn uuar-
-~proachable OsGAR WILLIS, In his mrth-
A~prOyOk1Lg e~omtcalties, the peoples favor
iJes IONE4 BESTUN, the wild irish Lad to-
getHer with the Grand Ballet. under the d.
rect1Cn OF the accomplished Mss FANNY
WILLIAMS, consisting Of twelve LeautIfuI
young Ladies'.
Admission, sc; private boxes, s. Doors cDen
a. "a o'clock performance commences at ~
O'Clock. falg nm
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~ have tLAd ay appointed K-ssrz.
" SlN btbAEEEe -Ur sole agents t1 rllI
Up our old Business I'D -a.- -t- nm u-r---
A-=pee4 = G4-a All parties h1vauE cain.
20 tner session rr collection fr1L 9u- fH--
A8-uF' If. teLr VIII mEE=aI rem -
taLces and address an -8aarr-rf-r-I--a f..
hem-lLey alone D=luE -aufhc-rzI o. ra-a..
Tor payments made ia liquidation OF -rlf s.E
uesS. HELtNAN E-
Memphis, Tenn, December ]. Is-. ds-f RI
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GERnA1Tovs LODsE No. $. F. A NJ.
NEW SASH, DOOR
M
BLIND STORE

A FULL aud complete stock. sc prioes 10
a SUIT the times, az No Il Monros street.
Q. n. WARREa.
Formerly OF 1.-THE hTm Of Quaekenbush q War
NtDs lar ru1pn
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NOTICE TO PARENTS.
MIss sALLIE coRhELlus

WILL OPEN SCHOOL FOR GIRLS AND
- snail Boys, on the ID JANUARY. ICES
az the residence OF 1T. o. r Early. on Jones
avenue, nth door from Alabama street. ana
immeiisteiy f. re rear Of 50 Mays Church.
for girls and small boys d-eH
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- - acennnfa Id fha slata Inahri

BY last ~aesOunts of the State IDebriate
Asylum, at Binghamton, New York
there had been applications for admission
from thlrty-nine elergymen, eight judges,
$40 merchants, 220 physicians, 240 gem
aemen, and 1900 rich meeis daughters.
Eueh a report speaks lOnder for q temzgy-
snos fef0FEa than al the lecta1sF
red an3beaks Wr.ltH3for the A11 peAi
|e7
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AFTER THE Isf q 5ANUARY-
We WILL SELL
FOR CASH ONLY
FISNIE, BUCKaAH CHAPNAv.
Unltedstales InternaIR Il SaIe
COLLECTORS OFFICE
EIGHTH DISTRICT, IESSEEE

COLLECTIVE L|Aa.nn
EIGHTH DISTRICT, IEGEEErE 80
MEErsHI5- E-h Ge-eu Ger. 1917
I WILL sen. at tire C0umerciai Hotel. Nos. p
! arr seEerscu street Oh the 9th Jav Or
January laa- camreucinE % 81 CGlCcE IN
t15 fouoWt-E property. levied ca as me SIS tho
property Of ID BrFEou, TO SATISFY Earrarf H.
sued by = saunders, Collector Internal Pc
enu-- sun District Of Teunesses. cor the sum or
With all costs Of Advertising. ssIe. csc eodad-
this amount being que the United states TOW
ernDentuy the said D. Bryson for his license as
Hutal-Eeeper and retail Lqlor dealer. ara ~
on watch, for The year ending Che Isl OF NsY-
ISs.
l. The Office Furniture.
L4he BARRON contents and Furniture
& Billiard room Furniture.
4 contents of Vine Closet.
h -llulnE room furniture.
+ Past room Uru tcre.
+ turulture, EetdluE- etc. in r1rug in sans
commercial Hotel from No lsE 10 TsfrrTur 49,
Al OF which property is ulIy dfscribsd in
catalogue OF tie Furniture ana Propertv or rhe
Commercial Hotel, issued by Il. W. Rrowu-
Ifuslee. hOySter, l~reEsyaurE @ -Aurrionpsrr
r. s SAUNDERS.
Collector Internal Revenue, Sh DlsL Tenn.
BY JOHN MAErEN. ST.
ese- IDS Benuy Collector.
Notice.
7 WILL sell my lower Plantation In Tunsca
4 county, or Exchange II fer ether gooa urnTs-
rty, ~erlzase Il FOR the next yearSr for a aerfFs
Of years. IL Is one o. the. highest and best IN
ne onttom, about % miles beloa Memphis
ayi+ A. ERIGHT
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On Monday, February 3, fS6S.

Between the hours Of l0a.m a O'Clock m.
n u8nt OF tns Law Court rooms, in the city OF
Memphis sell 70 the highest bidder for cash
the following land lying in Shelby county,
tennessee; ~beginning at a stake in the north
east corner OF Ut. W. A. Booths 1855 acre tract
with elm, maple and red oak pointers thencs
south with DIT. Booths Inns Is chains I21S-IOO OF
a chain 10 a stake; thence east 10 T5-iu0 chains
70 a stake in the east line of said Whites said
tract thence north Is l2ls-lOa chains with ths
raleigh road TO a stake % links east Of a black
gum thence WeSt 10 D-lG chains to the De-
ginning-c0ntaining IS acres sl-l00 OF an acre.
Equity Of redemption waived. Title be-
neveo TO be good, but cor FeyEnce only as trus-
tee. u. r. VANCE, Trustee.
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NEW ADVERT1sEmE'rs
WANTED-A WET NURSE. Applv IA
" No, Ss Main street, or This once.

WANTED-A WET NURSE. Applv to
~ No Ss Main street, or his ONCE.
IMPORTATION WANTED-Of NARY \
4 HARRISON aud Child, The Wfdow and
Laughter Of Vim. Harrison. PRtteru-mnksr
q was murdered in Nashville. Tenn on me
Sd OF May, 1885, II living, and win corrssoopJ
Vlth The Undersigned, they will hear OF some
thing 70 Their advantage. Address D Bailey
Merchant Tailor, Savannah, aa-, Bax is.
GERMASToWE LOpGE Ne. s., F. JAM
December %, 1867.
FEAt Whereas, Jonathan Mitchell having
Il been charged with unmassnic conduct ard
appearing, after notification, before the I6dgs
and made acknowledgements and nrther pr.T,
ises, upon which the Lodge excused him. ana
Whsreas, the said Mitchell has failed n connie
with these promises and is also IN arrears fo-
annual dues ana liable Tor expulsion
therefore, be 70 resolved by GerusaBtowp
Lc1ge No. g, of Free and Accepted Mesons
That hrother Jonathan Mitchell h. sDS fs
hereby expelled from all the rights aad privi-
leges OF + ee Masonry.
resolved, furthermore, That a notice oF this
expulsion be pubiiskedin the Memphis AnnsaI.
{arS S0pS' Mp. WEBB, Secretary.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Iesses and Manager-----W THOMPSON
sage Manager---SHIRLEI II. FRANCE
Treasurer n m go aTITuF
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LOE EA&T.-No.s 4 Adams sl-es--P
4 CLDsTAND. The house contains Moons
besides haf-rqom ana rellas ASA n back Zoe.
ArDy % DUDLET fsrAEzEE Ar.rv.
.rcl 70 /. ~ u. -.
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TFust Sale.

by virtue OF a deed OF trust made to me by
- Fannie 7, and JONI A. Hunt. on the
LIST day OF August, 1915. and recorded in ne
Registers Office Of shelby county, in Book No.
81, pages 81 and 232, to secure certain indshted-
ness therein named 1 will
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nTSCELLANEOUs
TIE SUN BURNER.

THE SUN BURNER
FOR BUREIEG COAL OIL.
Is TnegaaaCd FOR Beauty, BriUIsrrv
Of Ligats Ec0E0ng 2Hd safety.
i'AlEEDlHGLI simple In ifs construction
IL du1 TeEy Strong and Dlr-ble- TT.F d sl--
znly the best Improvement on Goa Oh R1r~-
- nov IN use we can Eesuulm md rnan
For sale by .FBEECOfT -
Coal C14 Lamp Eransrfur1.
49, go i ir- r-1u street.
EOE SA4E Or hEST-E1F aNAYTTIu
4 PLACE couvalllu- SD sf-ra. cleared
aud D fence, O. good gin ana .fuuorsa
st1ntes ana necessary uEt-lUEz@. nice f.-aI-
ing Two good cisserus and one wei. Eurire0 u
LEe place sdl-A 2u.Fls r-lEilg waller sl1e year
rOund- Ilis place rs s.tlstad on r1- HON
Lake road 2Iunes from Memphis. sd VIII BE-
SOLD 70 suit the times. II naLrcn bv ne f5tb
OF January, ISIS, VIII be rented 30 g zo.sI ta1-
aut. Apply 10
DUDLEY FRAYSER. ATTY
NO. IA Madison street. a 10
is Lane on The premises.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-03
AUCTION.
PUBLIC SALE
-OF HI
TRACT
OF
GEN. SAMUEL J. HAYS,
At Jackson, Tenn.
On thursday, 16lk day Of January

I'VE SHALL, through Messrs- ROYSTER.
w IRRELEVANT & 60, Auctioneers. oderat
public sale uDOn the premises