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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-21

A WOULD BE BURGLAR SHOT.-On
Sunday morning, some time before day,
8 man was shot at the corner Of Alabama
and Hill streets. Some providers had
been seen In the back yard Of Capt. J.B.
YIELDS residence, and two men had
attempted TO pry open the kitchen door.
Capt. w, and a negro man who slept in
the rear part Of the house, provided
themselves with pistOls, aud or
dering the outsiders away, fired
at them. Both ran, one Swinging over
the fence, the other making himself
scarce another way. After daylight the
milkman furnishing Capt. w. apprised
him that q white man was lying on Use
street near his back gate. He was one Of
the party driven from the kitchen door,
about hfty-five OF sixty years old,
about five feet four inches in hight,
and weighing 100 or 1~70pounds. He was
comfortably clad, though he was recog-
nized as a vagrAnt who had been per-
mitted 10 sleep in the First District sta
tionhouse. A gentleman Informed us
that the bullet thai killed the man per-
forated the fence, and showed that it had
not been shot from the house, as the
splinters were on that side, while the
hole made by the bail on the other wac
smooth. Nobody, az far as we could
learn, recognized the deceased.
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PRIZE NO. q.
One thousand dollars 10 cash.
PRIZE No. A TO IS.

Twenf-s-two cottage lots valued at S80 eacn.
These lets are a portion Of the village Of Raj
eiqh. deliahtfully situated, all fronting ON thor
oughhsres-and will be drawn with the under
staudinR that the winners shall have free access
az an times 70 the Springs and belongings
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In the District Coart OF the United States. for
the Uistr CO OF West tennessee In the matter
OFF, 8 P,ummer. Bankrupt. In bankruptcy,
Dt ttict OF West reunessee-ss.
To whom lt may concern
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of bis
app intmeut a assignee OF r.. :. Piummer, Of
Memphis in thE county Of Shelby. and state OF
tennessee, within said District. who has been
a1Juuged a Bankrupt upon his own petition, by
the District Court o. ssId District.
IemDAls- Tenn, the Is IA day of ~January, A.
ID. 1855 WILLIAM y. ClROHE.
Ass.znee, etc, No. $50 Main street. WsIlran
Block jal9Iaw3w
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Not IDENTICAL-Fhe Isase Isaac,
who has flied his papers ia bankruptcy,
is not Isssc Isascs the weII-knowu tailor,
No. Y Jefferson street. He would pre- 'er
a ran OF customers to : rUn Of creditors
any day. A mistake Of identity might
be embarrassing - one who would prefer
doing business in the regular way.
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WEATHER.-We had a continuous rain
Throughout most Of the day yesterday,
but there was a small snow In the after
noon. The wind wss blowing brIskly
aud it was rather raw in the night, with
the prospect of more cold weather.
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VIE have recently been placed IN receipt OF
Nv a large and most well Ee.eeteu stock OF
FANCY 8kDtthLh-r etc., consisting IN part OF
Almonds. FilDers. fgcE1Es Brazil Nuts, f1trons
[4igtns- Currants. Figs, Je-les. and FIaserFea
- All Ein1s: sauces, Pickles. Can FTualA Toys
- a variety OF other articles 900 lengthy for
-r-neratIon. We are alsO lu receipt - regu-
.shipments OF Oranges, Lemons ana elmer
EsLn Fruits. and invite the attention 81 our
- 1aetomsrs and the puulc generally 70 oUr
Sro.. deaIIuE 0udlenI That Gus lengthy 3ul-
80 eEaa-Lence enables Us 70 give eAbIe Aalh
feetion 10 al o. our many patrons
Tennessee Steam Candy Mandatory
amers viii be furnished fresh daily IS
100 and guaranteed pure. nlsnu-
ntt rg,G buf No articles and that tnLa
80 y a1Ured ate a liberal patronage demon
strale1 -4., rafa n fha Fufpg Of
. 3OunIry orders.
ROCCO 4 . importers,
600 ana 292 second street. cor. Aadison-
auscl0 2m -
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COMMERCIAL HOTEL.

THE sale, by Trustee, Of the Furniture, etc.
Of this establishment, VIII be concluded on
MONDAY MORSIN9, 10Th January Gem
menofDg at 10 o'clock
Some handsome WardrODss, Bsdsteeos, etc.
aud the COOKING RANGE and implCmenfJ
viii be Ofered; also, one Slx-pocket bILLIaha1
PABLE. nearly new, with Cues and Rack.
Thfg vii he me last opportunity for bargains.
7. W. BROWN TrusteA
nnrstar Trazarant Il Co. AucIionasrA laIr5E
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CHse No, .,

In the District Court Of toe United states. FOR
the District OF Nest Tennessee. In the mat
terOfA IaXauder Bowers, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptsy. District OF West Tonnessee-ss-
To whom it may concern:
EHE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
4 appointment as sssiguee Of Alexander
Bowers, OF Memphis. IN the county Of shelby,
and state Of Tennessee, within said district.
who has been adjudged a bankrupt upon his
own petition, by the District Court Of said dis
trict.
Memphis, Tennessee, the Ieth day OfJauuary,
AID, 1868. WILLIAM Y. CIRDDE,
Assignee, Etc, No. $50 Msfn street, Waldran
Block jail law 5w ri sa5 mon
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NEWTON FORD & CO.,
WHOLESALE
GROCERS, COTTON FACTORS
and
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. II UNION STREET,
Lee Block, Memphis, IeaAessee.
ja18Im
NOW READY.
Hest political and statisa zanuaI
PubEished.
n ALMANAC
FOR 1893.

MONG THE CONTENTS WILL BE
found q
history Of the san Domingo Massacre.
A counterpart OF which Is about being enacted
IN the Southern states
The Almanac also contains fulI and Official
raturns OF the elections for this year, msar
with previous ones the mest impOrtaut Acis
OF Congress President J0hnson's Veto Mss
Fazes and R-roclamationE Lists OF Federal md
State Oficers and Members Of Congress pop
uIar and Electoral Vote for President IA 1873
and 1864 statistical and other IN
sable TO every politician uL1nters Ar-
mer. merchant or mechanic.
pho9e parties Wishing to obtain the only
Democratic Text Book published must send
on Immediately, IS al orders ara nlled accord-
ing 70 the date Of their reception. The cazA
must accompany al orders
TERMS
single copies, oY mail prepallf ~
seven copies. By mall preFaIt.-.--. -
Tf1ean oopIea. By mail. prepald-- n
one hundred copies, nF axprez-u q
VAN EYHIE HORTON 70
Puhlshars, No Ia Eez1a1 street. Naw Forr.
~ FOR ala " A1HeHs 4EspE 80
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Nice KID GIopes 81. Large stock of
long legged and cavalry boots at one
half coat, at ]. II. Lowenstine & Bros,
No. 23l Main street. Determined to sell
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A SOUP House.-We have intended to
! urge the establishment of ga soup
house 10 this city for the benefit of the
poor and needy. We have seen them
tried elsewhere with fine effect, both
through public and private enterprise
and Iiberality. 1t is a species Of beasvo-
lence that is truly economical. and
should by all means be inaugurated. At
Nashville it il highly successful. The
Press says:
1t is estimated indeed upon close cal
culation, that a. much good can be done
with one hundred dollars in the soup
house rs with six hundred distributed
after the old method OF corporation or
ders.
This commends itself to our city faith
ere, who are, we know, solicitOus that pro-
vision may be made for those who are
exposed to the Figors Of the season, with
out shelter, without food, and most mea-
gerly clad. The Radicals by ali means
should get up q private concern for IN
employed negroes; and private muuif-
eence might do a great deal of good
among the white population in the same
way. We have known an individual to
start q thing of the kind, and aidei by
others, the numbers who were daily fed
and found comfort at 1.-THE soup house "
amounted to thousands.
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL-We have been
furnished with a Esat brochure, from
Messrs. J. II. Mcmahon & Obs, OF the
Agency office, No. As Madison street,
containing q fall exposition and explaua-
ton Of the business and management Of
this popular institution, which, within
the last year, even through the greatest
depression that our country has ever
known, has almost doubled its operations
for the several years it had previously
been in existence. At the present
time It's assets are, in round numbers,
two and a half millions of dollars.
and it is prompt in all its engagements.
Since Col. NGAahon has been the direc.
tor or manager Of this General Agency.
there have been issued 93I policies.
making the amount insured S. 500, eco,
making an annual income for the Com
psny Of S347, 56S. These f1cts must be
most gratifying to our old friend, whohas
contributed no little to the great success
which has been achieved. An adver-
tisement will be found in our columns
TO day, which will explain matters Of
interest, and to which we refer.
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ARRESTS. J. Dubosa, Esq, was
arrested and placed IN jail on yesterday
by the Sheriff on q writ issued from the
County Court, for a contempt OF said
Court, ia assaulting Thomas Leonard,
Judge. Penalty-fne $40, imprisonment
10 days. Hsbeas corpus granted by
Judge Pierce, retuTnable at 10 O'Clock to-
day. Joseph Behr, one Of the petit
jurors in the United Court, was arrested
bv Sheriff Winters yesterday, upon q
reouisition from the Governor Of Mis-
sour, based upon the affidavit Of A L.
Laerox, charging said Behr with obtain
ing goods under false %pretenses to the
amount Of $4,000 from merchants In st.
Louis. Habess corpus granted by Judge
Pierce, r~eturnable at II 10. to-day.
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REv. L. c. RAEs9M-The solemn
saryiees Of the Eucharist, after the node
~ p-resbyterian Churches, were on sun
5sv held by the Rev. Mr.. Ransom in the
nresenee of the Cumberland Presbyterian
congregation worshipping on Court
street. The sermon was appropriate
and seemed to impress deeply his atten-
tive auditory. We have had the pleas
ure OF hearing Mr. RaEisom on three
separate occasions, and we do not hest
tate to pronounce him in ability, sch0l-
| arly requirements, earnestDess Of man
ner ana clearness Of presentation, far
above ever the very fsttering reputa-
| ton that preceded him. His address Is
ksimple, and free from arts and stfecta-
ton, his diction clear and chsste, and
he presents Bible truths with a deep con
vietion of To cir Importance, and with an
! aarnestness Of words and manner that is
-. ~distinguishable from eloquence. To
49, c-irieai observer sn objection might
s',rosst itsslf. that his gesture has not the
aaSe and polished %roDndness that oharac-
- bis sentences, and TO these, that
thay aIe 40 severely logical as 10 exclude
ne tighter graoss Of rhetoric, which
wo.ld beautIiy like flowers around a
oolnmn. But With or without this OBJ
~saos;on we hazard nothing 10 predicting
tbst his congregation viii sOon find thaI
he e fully up to the measure Of their re.
..sranaoss. and that be viii take q posi-
-~-t-ai 70 fhis Community
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"a IEEFERS0H SIREET.

H9ME listen friends while I tell, my shop Is
u in the rear Of the X L. Gents, call around,
little more grape. i am on my own hook ana
on my own pan. my friends all say I'm a Com
~servaiive man. They may call me that or what
they choose, they VIII find that L am all right
on The goose. 1 am a Southern man tho i am
not white, yet I think the South is right; they
gave me meat and gave me bread, 1 am a-going
for the till I go dead. Then, gents, come
around 1T morn or noon, and get Shaved OF
ShampOoued.
{aI2 II WM. DEMOSS.
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- - - -

RELIGIOUS EOTICE.-Rev. Bishop Mar
vim, Of Missouri, will preach a. the Cen
lrsl Methodist church, on Union street,
tonight 81 : o'clock.
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RAILROAD IRON.
BANKRueTsl sAT.E

1000 TONS best quality Welsh Rails, 50 lbs.
lZOO per uRsal yard, 70 arrive at New Or
leans, for salo ny
PERKINS, LIVINGSTON Posi-.
falT lW $50 Main street. Memphis +Fruu
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BURGLARY.-A5out half past three
O'Clock Sunday morning the show win
dow Of Barnsby & Co.'S gentiemen'5
furnishing store, in the Overton hotel
building, was broken, and a shirt and
hat Mara stolen.
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To DeIinquenFs.

All persons who are indebted TO the APPEAL,
either for reversing or subscription G~ccouats,
can Uquldsto the same by obock on the Cox
MERCLAL BASK al par.
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W AN Y H -.
LOsT-EoUND.

OsT-N GOING FROM APPEAL OFFICE
l. 70 the store Of Jones Brown G 90, Front
street, two Tens audyus Twenty Dollar BIZ.
ANY persgl finding the same, and reforming
40 Appeal omcs, Will be suitably rewarded,
5al
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Nice white Handkerchief, Toe. Best
Pins and Needles, 81. Ladies' Linen
Collars, Sc. Hoods, soc. A No. l NJ
bias, soc. Breakfast Shawls, 75c. j. II
Loewenstine & Bros, Clay building, open
till 9 pm.
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IRISH LITERARY AssocIATIoN.-The
usual weekly meeting Of the above So
ciety meets this evening in their hall,
corner Of Main and Adams street. An
important question viii be discussed.
All young men are invited.
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wAEZTS.

- private laHily, without
TX EL--aH- ing q como tab G house.
IN = de-r-b.5 location, we with = suit o.
uUIEtuza gentleman auu aral ~7mpensa-
rooms and DO trd, Jog which Ill ith psrticu-
lion EUI be made, may sdlrass, faIq n
! ~. Edward Appeslcnce
"TEITFD-2 SEC1ND-HAED FOBT8s. =
" Eugiue. with Saw and G-Lst BILL. AMY
81 this odlce. ~
-uANTFDA small FURNISHED HOUSE,
" fdr which a liberal rent VIII Dc psil oy
8 BSa2sss' tenant &c, l219
TuRTTE0-A FURNISHED ROOM, with
w hgl~F for three persons. st a relsplaILe
rae. address Appeal once. -
yUASTED-One or two g7os second hsud
VI OFFICE DESKS, Of med.2m size Fef-
-s,TE Ez-vE0E such Wishing 90 SELL VIII address
sJmce 40. Is. WsIdrau Block, Main street
zuaNTFD-To Rent, HOUSE. within two
rsglrrzsr Hy- on SIX rooms. besides Kitchen and
Ss-ysufS room. for which "a liberal reut Viii De
paid by a good Jelsut. Address IA APfs%'
once. 49,
ET.[TED-A WET NURSE Apply to
" No So main street, or this oHce.
EFvANTEB-FROH THREE To EIGHT
n Ar--- wei L.m5cred LAID. within i've
mlas o. Court sg-ar for which cash VII De
S@z5Iwe senat0bia. Miss.
vusSTzD.- situation rs BOOK keeper by
~ az old citizen. aud fails cnmpste1- WI
a~5rg4 uu @ q books aud open rev ole- or 90
z1v other kind OF writing. Esst Of Eef5rencs5
gfTan. AdIress Franz care or AEPI
t1fEce- 49,
-s-yoptrATFrE WANTED-Og MARY J..
EAKKISDS and child, the WIDOW ana
rF1aTrnfer OF VIM. Harrison, Patiern-maEer,
---bC - murdered IN Nashville. Tenn on The
- ar Aav. gsyi- II living, aud viii correspond
9Th Ire U-uLersiEue1, they VIII near OF some
amin 20 Llelr advantaEs. address u Is ILL
@Ts-e6sst FsIlor. savannah, Ca, Box is.
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FOE REET.

T,R REyT-A LARGE HALL4E0- I3i o.
L g,1raa street. Apply At d VIZ.
60. Nos D. sHd j. Monroe street
-GR EExT-A NO.IOFgIgE FOR kENI
{ Apply 70 TAYLOR COeA w. 8"
street.
30 PT~T-A HANDSOME FROST ROOM.
wsfE board. at Mrs. DR.. George T. gEh- /"
Gu Sweet
80 RENT-The CHERRY PLACE,
4 "a 1aFhUrn avenue. % mIss -,os
- $500 Terms reasonable 70 a. boS~
.,-r PARIEE HAhoEhi,.
desIu A4enI2e e-2ss
- ErUqE on Main street, 10
L csSsd IN one o. TIE hast Da ECT
- gsr- Rent low 90 q good lrLA
partI suIarl 'uquire az - VAN s--e --
10 T
GROCERY sFOz2 o. the ioteressuon OF
p,.1zr aud Alsbz-na streeA
$500 Can command g large cl-AiEt
T@CrUi~- on Tie premises, 3D. Alabama street.
EOR L n T
eeptralv located business house on Front
Row. Possession given mnS1lsie5S az In
0cs-tf J.. " fA3E-1
NOR RESr- VII rent my Plantation on ne
Yazoo Pass lu t0ahgua colLt1 IN
80 -car ISIS. This farm htc 2Ao9L
~T7tfysuou The present y1, Ara 1890
--.E rE4D. most oft seulrelF above Hs nov,
f "a situated IN a pleasant nsizap5rloSl Al-
Tas uiaHty Of house room o. Ut Jog
-11mEer OF Esuds. nov on ne place NLl W.
Ing 10 remain o ne PIae5 a "a 80 ihree
-. I#zH-ve. j viii rent cheap. anu LaEe
49, a. ~ III. the rent out IN repairs Apply
10 =. ". Hu-f, On me p5--eIe
signed near Sol-o' C. ". HUNT.
.Oessmber IS. 1877.
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THE SPRING SESSION Of ". E. Wards
Seminary, Nashville, Tenn, viii begin
on Monday the 9th Of January. The
finest building, and the leading school in
the South for young ladies. ja18 Iw
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STARApTHE FoREIGNERS.-rhe Nash
vile Banaer of he17th has a paragraph
not without interest to our foreign Popu-
latlon, who seem doomed to De under the
Radical ban for exercising the rights OF
freemep:
We hear much indlguat remark
among oar foreign population With regard
10 Inc bin introduced Ia the house. oy
MedliD. Of Madison, last "Wednesday,
repealiug the law permitting aliens %
vote. The reason assigned by Medlln ID
advocacy Of the measure was that tne
Foreigners defeated the Radical party IN
the late municipal election at memphis
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y be fully carried out
PRIZE NO ..

The elegant country mansion house and lot
residence or Col. j. NJ Coleman Is within q Few
varis OF the springs. The house is in hrst class
order. contains 10 rooms and Is bsaEAt uHy en-
bowered In ~shrubbery- The lot is Wen fenced
and ornamental with Ens zhRde and Quit trees,
and amords az necessary outhouses. cisterns,
ere. II is midway between the village and
spring Valley, on h main promenade. Value
E&H0.
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GAs.-Thsre is complaint that the gas
Is turned OF too early in the morning.
Sometimes it is not Lighted early enough
ct night-somelims5 bot at ST.
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THE MARKET IMPRovIEG-TweIve or.
fifteen cases came Up in Police Court
yesterday morning. The collections
were S2I6.
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Gents good Calf Boots, 81 80. Cent?
good all Linen Bosom Shirts, 81 50.
Gents good suits Of Clothing, So. J. II.
Loewenstine & Bros, No. 23I Main
street, determined to sell out.
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CONuvG.-I5 was ~auaOuoced that
Manager Grau was to leave Nashville
for this city 70 make arrangements for
the Lott Opera Troupe. OF course he
will axe the Greenlaw.
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LEGAL:
Cnse No. 1.

In the District Court OF tie United states for
the District or West Tennessee. In the mat
ter or EdWard j. Lane, Bankrupt. Ia BANK
ruptcy, District Of West Tennessse~sa-
To whom It may concern:
THE undersigned hereby dives notice o. his
appointment a. AssiEnea Of EDWARD p.
Lane, OF Memphis, in the county o. shelby
and State OF Tennessee, within said District,
who has been adjudgsd a bankrup upon dis
own petition, by the District Court OF said Ds-
Memphis the 4th day Of January, AID 1858.
w.. CIhODE Assignee- etc
No. $50 Main street. 8aldran Block
La.LlnmuHn - IL III
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CT Chamberlain Co BLowenstine Bros
Rice, sttx & Co baDD
"a FAILS EN- Apperson 20
oCBoone &CO.
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IL PREPARIO-Messrs. Il. Gran and
F. II. Bsbc0ek, Of the Lotl opera troupe,
are at the OvertGn.
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LATE PAFERs-Thanks 70 Mr.. Felix
Cross, Of the Southern Express Com
pRny, for late papers.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
Omce--NO. Is Jefferson Street.
CITY latte
Memnhls and charlsslon RaIIraad.

MNAANAAn anu NuGiADhthu 3aAftfGNF
ARRIVE. DEPART.
Through Mail daily. 1:3t pm. 200 p n
Grand Junction Accomd Tn
daily except sunday -.---. b-33p-m. 1000 q 70
SOmeTviile Accommodation
daily except sundagl-- S51 am. $40 nm
Railroad Time is D. minutes faster than city
time.
Ticket Office, rs Main street and at Depot.
W. RJSS, Gent Up'L.
Kemphis and Louisville Railroad Line.
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Jay gu an. $50 pm
NlEhN a-N pm H-l1 am
Railroad Time 10 MINUTES faster than city.
Ticket Offices Ne. 2S7Z Main street and at De-
pot, head o. Main street.
SAM JONES, GenISup't.
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad.
AREIYH. DEPART.
New OrleaRsEKpress daily 3.5 pm. 4;lop.m.
sa- dis accom'n tx Sunday, 1910 am. 100 pm.
Freight,dEly, save sunday, a:l1 p m. Dds ans.
A. LIVERMORE. GcnIEupJ.
C.F. OAKLEY, Gen. Ticket Agb Ja5
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FINLEY
CHURN DASHER.

Exclusive agencies granted by Counties Or
We are pleased TO make reference 20 the fog-
lowing parties who have put the DAgHEp p
practical test. Their experiences ami onfDfo, -
ought TO satisfy the most !ncrsduIous II ho,V-
/ ever, such testimonials are not suf9ciarf -,
VIII not be convinced OF the fact without q
trial for yourself II TITEN Il dosa uot 60 "a
every representation, return the DASHF R 49,
get the price paid:
Judge pume r Hiu, Col H Tomlnson.
Col Underwood, Moor M Wicka,
Col n II Potter, B Ball. ESQ,
Newton FORD, ESQ u t4ckreI, GayosO.
Rev CJohnsoE, Chris House;
tian AdVOcate, Hon Arch Wright.
capt Joseph BenOW, IA Montgomery,
W b Wa!dran, JOnn Harbert, Esg,
81 ID De4drch, Esq, DrJ Cummings
81 B4rues, ESQ, DR. A BurlesOn,
r Mhitnore, Evening MAJOR Winter,
Ledger; Marcus Jones, ESQ.,
Major II ID Eui KEY, j 2 frank. Esq,
Dr. ) Hiasou, Memphis; Pew 1T G Gray. La
vile; @ Brown. CIarksvus-
J II WOods0n German Rev r II Rivers, SON
town; ervilies
E " Caldwell, Shelby Maj rR Williams, Ma
col Il adams tsnton's; Richard Sanford, Cow
VIM Hodges, Oklahoma; ing10n, Tenn
Rev Moses Brook, Miss;J II DeiOacb, WoodvTl-
+ DJacssOn, CoGh0ma; Rs Priddy. Oakland
Ben Nosby, fernando ;Wm Mcknight, Iuka-
&C FrierSan. oxford Or = W Martin, bed
81 H'y DR. a CAruthers.
DR. v N Philips, Cha starlrvinsi
tawa; II X Lucas, Flcksburg .
MS Kyle. C nton, Miss T L Matthews, Indiau
" = eSbzIt. Ark Bay
Gen T Z ThOs B King. Searcy
Helena; RID ROnG ,JaCksOnDr't-
RevH MGranade, Fay-Gen r : Lee, Lexlng-
etJeville, Ark; ten, Va
Mrs + A Jones'. Hamp- T Il WfIhers, Louis
ton. va vile. Ky:
Or ] II Owens, Russell Mrs 2 II Mclean, Ow-
vile, KY; susbOTo. Ky;
Gen Buford, Voolfolk Coli ] Fackler, Hunts
county, KY; willie, Ala;
James 81 Warren, Kills. Isi r q Myers. Mill
bOro. Ala: cal, Texas;
D sanders, Jefferson, Texas, ETC., etc. etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-21

LECTURE.-Mrs. NJ. F. Oliver, the
tight star OF the day, viii lecture to the
peopiy of Memphis this week. Subject
T~emperanEe, its influence on Society, its
advancement o. Christianity, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-21

r. Chandler VS.. D. M. Lastherman.
NY virtue OF an execution in above cause. 1
* will offer and sell, a. puoie auction, 70 the
bIrnes. bidder. for cssh. In front Of the gourt-
house door, city Of Memphis, Shelby county
Tennessee,
On Monday, January AZ, 1868,
Between the hours OF 10 O'Clock Am and :
.oIciack m. the following described property (:
one r. own Bay Horse and one Buggy ana
Esrness. to satisfy an execution iasaed rom
The Law Court Of Memphis against saiu y a.
Teatherman. as above granted.
p. NJ WINTERS, sheriff sc
By JAMES h. swan, Deputy sherih ,s,o.
January l4,ls*i NtH@e
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-21

CARPETS AND FURNITURE.-T0 NOR
row at 10 O'Clock Psssm0re & Co. will
resume the sale Of carpets. furniture,
curtain goods, etc, in the store Of John
A. Dickinaon. No. % Seoan-i street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-21

THE LADIES viii remember that q. 10
o'clock this moruiag the stock Of hair
goods in the store Of MsGans Guilma1d.
623 Jefferson streetSg be sold at public
auction by W. H. Passuore q Co.