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csSvAs Goxx-Tbe bark Hasr E. reseT airived At
Nun Alke VI Sunday A4tetno9n tianus hes ts ssAf-
ss which 14s carried AxAy dls!EE the receat heavy
vtsthrr CAPTAIN Tot utr tho ssi'sst thSt DC met
II bs,t j. a. MAs:ep at the 8earets With Iarxr pos-
t,p " her 4rut He slso REPORTS The p.fk EJ
Wes ulipus her sluafexail and fore and Ate wno*e
na4,e he ts.uld net make oa.- lntntn scEefA no.
VEsxEL AsHnnr Ihr sc!.9anxr 9str1 stttmpdfe1 npds4
pLss lat. during the soasheassr. bf ~ y Hsnd
nfrrrT by the tnx j. u. fAIrsr. which pl!td hrf I'll
.nc ffotctit hfy rs1e in Abut hoas. The trAstt
snf.T.I little or 10 hlr.1Se by the ni>hap-
Thr seoE Mll.tn n.1teeI Lie haftof Il httcaa4 on
tt- th sud raE ur~,r the b<Acs The tug Leader rnt
srT I'll. bHt snltsstely aitrrrstt became a1.seta
hrrsef. thukh xetttos llne In hrs wheel .nd dfaf
asscrc- Fortunately she gent ss11fc we 49,
it-r. to Ltch Hug tiksed xh pNrehs'ta va nsde
fat hep, -kh the Iii uf a't one hundted Of the
.,urdy t1rshsts Of TIC n.fhha1lxa ~, x.!ntssFeA
tbs eefrltcs. sl~ VIA saon r4xfro lan trp #Ate1
rnoPEL1ka AAHoaE- A desaaieA rrc4tsed here yss-
ttnc seef. NoFuntntA1s.
FhoH 1ut East snoRE.-AF J, A. EeInl.. e:ess q 9;
The steamer Al7eua writes y folln*s uadef dat os
Is Captain Sm1sh et GRIND Haseu cir ard from kh.t
ri % VsHvs l. hlt xneoIuse,tnk head wads rstnr1,
cd sEd IN entering hAFaoF abe tA'e IL sesi2h
Win tbe rIer Apd difted to thu hosch She hadi
tAtpsr~d and i'll rtnhataE ptoss tot lif4 tle y
s-nr nj .dr.need Ia year, The steafsf Is
en- The f~ ~sfh ,xtr .,, x..,-.. .o,us.,
WIN tb- eebutuer Gro. X Ra6tIfa+ n sh- tef. Jest6-
div motuipx hath vee4.ls sustained light dA1asc
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GOVERNMENT SALES.
,Trc Sale of Public Property.

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p1por or Azx1 c1o1HSe 4sn Ear1s.exs 9
JfTFERs1sy1liE Ind. OS 1shs
w{f1 h. sold II pubic 4ucttan II the Eh4htn& WGe
ronsts tcsysA 0Tovnd,}. ID shts aty On Wetnesaiy.
the ID day at November next fsot1xs~
T. N. the following Itle'es Of S'ou1h4 "As A30s7
SH:p n.sts hooter.. II s., 41s,t pr bo.a:s
@.s4& IA ,swn ffnxans al pE1 ssccklof1-
re1rs hrntt III s.. aN3 knsp%att44
~ -tt EccItsn htsnkttx - eartttn$. , u
st.t2Tx ~ Wn1Tn hats IS rubber roprho brktA%
=. - tn,*es e.ns IS betkaek4.
N-s1o q ~ .s.E III lined :. u1nscultS bars.
Let saek eeats nnlnsd- sAsaet tsis .-,rnr
4. Uniform costs. sts pIs .n' es4ASs '
anHSs:A is s fnof stSe5e handles,
II kTess rnnt1 mounted ! rick A1es-
- ~ ase. +nMA-vr 80 Lxt sSl ttk ne handles,
ST prs s1owsc&s. sooted. Z, SAss.Sse b.r,t-,
rs shttts. - Scna oaes1E. Esttie.
10 pr h1zxees, HCa4p AssN
81 FRI tsontses, y ness R.s ~ r. s1,t.rsa
%a'tH tTsf.. -. yzf6A ltca. a.
t1umpetA. IAO Ors!1eD ~ ~
| II drunA Ax.,...,.p2aas pasS S.tns u 4. .,r-s stc
I ETC. a-a.
! Nampiss Sunx b. II toe Depaf N!snin ovo Sst
| d...n}sN sNa b. ortcr u the QuAztar.ns. Gracr--
| T. l. HOL1. CAp1 Hnd y. ~. U. = Army:
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cH1CAED LUMBER MARKET.

.,frnt RI tG. srnt elsas Of foods A. n asas sdn.
shove ctyen atc the fofttku gold roat LII o1s
frh1r
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eupA AND sALKRATrS The natkes ~
Sssss, Ssss '4f fys zIo asst.afs; ,sssse1nGs: S.
laods cheate.h sh4ioa,: d e. nsastnyio a. sio ~
sHLT- M+fritca 61 hsl.: 4htpeed- ~. E.s. De-i.
@ &: :; ;STs = !skd .ns: p1ae IL 4 @ ordinary
eosre. 4 6rt ftsaAssss s,oand . .oist. - y III:
d.ns. @hh usss u ssSAss; win,at e.*s, t;.Ha:a . a
-1lCES-1het+ Wa . limited dstn4nd sos tan n
artis!c. ssL prsfs ,thaus ssaxnts! saa9fs a. a.
r7iet. 34& 4: e1..~. tAa.1es n!ins<A. ~ i - -
IL ~: q tNa' e..H*: so; 1<pIsd pI:d7 & +.
M. Iasd f.nts 4 tFsevs; h;nsslsd's eesn, IL
sisHe: sne.. EA A4isHe:, IaE lasndfy. ,eaaes'
t.sc: .atin. lSalle. Pvosi. eotn. n3tse' Ottawa
rEhpsSS.Ie. .-err - fo,Javr; Timothy. hass verv
tty Al &2el. III Al.d ~ b.ss = sliC fLAa-.e CATS
4, AA1.N d+tfy&rrd-
| ouc. snd tht prrs sailing feelH wAA Que y
psiess es,sreas: Young H5seo; sonnssa = t.i: HI
11itaI Is: extf. 6ne tmI@ri-t at soai:s: ehoer "a
r1irn 1stufai kaf Japan. tA<t -: eAs f. me i
~ xe sLa; c.lure na:ur:a ~ IL j.p.n
| x.Sd 10 tt< Firsew der, Stfa4laa; choice to eAHs
| shnict, a. 9nsz is. ....
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The Dry Hoods Movement nj New YORK
7he New York -ZrwrAst n FeHnerr~ sAy-: The I'M
rf. nj try sotxs rrrYsent Only at1t snesh1l Of the
ysne andrd Vi se< fefs from foreign pss ont shcy
fuTnn srI5 important portion o. tic tfatc Of the
Div TIE tcf il fr September wit be fund tc in
saysass ii tht exkte hstrs for lAst ycas The
feWlrk ere the IN rts of turs1&n DRY 50 d& nj New
Yotk f4t The month RI Set&eat-E:
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Opposition 10 ha,ss-wndes N Baso, o. cn''
f1fNrHff fAUH

[ffrrk CNuH
J,W. Woodward '. The Boxnd o. at1Mo at.n1a IN.
Inh1nct1pp 10 restrain deteIidanfA tsom e4G44 nu&
the plaphd Iron, the use Of The EaAmo@ " - A.
wexce n 4 men nbeTrhtieol uema11E.A y. ~
itpdant1 to the bill ssEued and TAKEN unae3 ~
Niliain Seynns '. DaD4ei Seoa, Charles nns- a1:
lick Ano John MeAspy. T1esp4Az for N ss.AaA7 u
alIeZod 10 have been commit ID on me az oAJ ~
IanH1ry 1861 with permanent tnluae1 A4p ao
fence is hels-detence, 1t being hueEeo ". EGs &
ans assaulted the deIenulnt, Scott % oSaeo. o ~
frnm when their besE1tnJa eomrnitteo tne 11t "
heatioE compValned Of. Verdict Sof Pis'aan' ""a
u, 500 dAm1ReA
JTpGNE5a ..
Iesac Cook Y. JoAhua l. As1sa. fos on7 ceas
Dspsei uus>ey '. Edward McDoosld; For So,t.9 ~
William I. Church '. Wlliam & hops- fet
$s214A
r. Corning ', JaInes L. Wstson and Eosa1 a.
Watson, AsSumps1t. Demand. 1l.NL 4.
The PeshIfRo company :. Chzf1es b GooK- Az
gumpslt. Demand, 4sOA
LIZ TA1t0NM
Chappeey x. Sil1lmAn :. Haodolpo nAs~ rrsss +
paEQaues laid 1t $4,000 t1psas tasoeI lnls =
nn sciiou 10 recover Tor IN AheRnA mtcaous psus 49,
ccut,op Ard false arrest and impslsohmenL Lue
nlafur0 atsleA tunoe1 p8shi thas see ueleuoAaL
On The 9Th pf AuRult last, ac1n3eh Alm. eS1os -
1urt1ce Hp1htpR1pp, Of the esntezzletoehI o. 4too
Of money Of The Metropolitan Lac Aeaofanee
Corupany at New York, under ~hicn cnAEs At y
Yag afyt4iesi and Imprisoned dnfink Aohe uas :.
me grand 1urY not presenting plalniln' DC ane4
rtCDr3T,
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NoxpA1 EvExIEo- oeH
The fsrlsvh tah sha. s.he rpts no
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NEW lORE.

A,nuhctn cntS, Theatres md Picture
x:uIlsflrs-E'usf oI tttc Ancfic in
tpAtixure-Ne.1 and Enrtou* tuEen-
eAUpu-NGHC kfonNb-
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Total entered ii the ,-.s ~ ,s, ~
~ ..rerSSMsiox unaftetpt during tbs 1ast E4onth
h.. bersi feTy stesay. The withdrawals betoS A@Sst
derul h rl}a. Hth The tut111s. aas -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-04
TIE COURTS.

CHANCERY COURT.-Wn9 N. Smith,
ChGaceIOy.-The case OF Meath VS..
Porter wss taken up yesterday and en-
gaged the Court tho entire day. Pend
irg the trial the Court adjourned until
this morning, when the same case will
be resumed and concluded in 3 short
time, after which the remaining cases en-
Yesterdays calendar will be brought up
Tor hearing.
The Clerk and Master will take an &C.
count to-day in the case Of Mcdowell VS..
Jones CT al.
the case Of Lsnter VS.. GAyosO Savings
Institution ct al, will please return them
i~mIeGis!ely to the Office of the Clerk
and Master.
MUNICTPALC OURT-Geo. ". WaldraH,
Jgdge.-Tais court did not conven yes
terdsy Is announced, the Judge still
being sick. II is thought that he may
6e able TO hold Court to-day, il so, the
business On Tuesdays calendar will be
taken up and disposed OF.
CIRCUIT COURT George ". Reeves,
Judge This Court was engaged yester-
day, on the criminal side, in disposiDg
OF misdemesnOr cases, etc.
TIE criminal docket will be continued
10. day, and all larceny Gsses will be
called p~eremptorily. All parties inter
ested are notified to be in attendance.
Several true bills for larceny were re-
turned by the Grand Jury yesterday.
The following named gentlemen were
admitted IS attorneys in this Court du-
ring the psst week I. ]. Flippin, Louis
Selby, 1r., ID p. Il J. :. Anderson.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-04

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-Again last
night a happy throng Of the youth and
beauty Of city assembled at the New
Memphis to witness the last eyeniRg per-
formanee Of MGzeppd, that wonderful
wild dTsmat:z Aticn of Lord ByroG's
poem. OF the personifieati0n of "Casi-
mer,n by Miss Hudson, we can hardly
speak in terms of too much admiration.
she is the embodiment Of grace and
daring, and withsl is mOdesty itself. Mr.,
Murray supports her well as "Aodol
KahD.n A MdzeppG matinee will be
given on Saturday, We understand, to
give ladies and children q chance TO
see it.
GAIETIEs.-Ths gloomy westher with
cut only seems TO drive the larger crowds
to Manager Etly's little palace Of fun.
The Prosecuted DutehBlda il the gard
there this evening, and if a good laugh
is the panaceR for the ills Of life, We ad-
wise all who ere afflicted to go to the
Gaieties and see the representation.
VARIBTIEs.-Chsrley Broom is rush
ing things st the Washington street the
alter with a will. He has a large COM
psny OF first-elsss artists in every line Of
the varieties business, and 8 better show
than he gets up would be hard to fad.
Miss Clara DeVere, the vocalist, Mile.
Frances, the dsnseuse, and others, would
grace any stage.
THE lovers Of good music will not for
get SsbatZky's concert. It will be a
grand affair. A number OF well known
and popular amateurs will take part.
Get your tickets.
THERE will be a concert at fernando,
Miss, on Tuesday night next, for the
benefit Of the Episcopal Church Of that
town. Several amateurs Of Memphis
nave volunteered their services and will
sing,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-04
PARDON.
The President Sustained by The
United States Courts.

The Knoxville Press and Herald OF
Tuesday, says: His Honor, Judge Trigg,
delivered an oral opinion yesterday IN
the Federal Court upon the motion to
dismiss the prosecution in the case of the
United States vs.. John II. CrCZier, for
treason.
As stated in our previous report, the
defendant, along with sbont a thousand
others OF more or less prominence in the
Rebellion, wss indicted in the U. 5. Cir
cult Court st this place, some four or five
years ago, for treason. He was arrested
and admitted to bail, though up to the
present term of the Court ne mad fled
no plea of ally sort to the indictment,
and, without pleading, moved the Court,
through his counsel, to dismiss the pro-
ceedings against him, under the general
provisions of the Proclamation Of the
President, issued the 18th OF December
last. To this the District Attorney OBJ
jeeted, and a lengthy argument ensued,
Of which We have already made mention.
HIS nonoT held
First-That the President has q right
to grant pardons either 10 individual
offenders, Except in cases OF inpeach-
ment) by special exercise OF the power,
or to classes of offenders by q general eX-
CAOASS u lit nAA NAAS AAhAh FN1
from, or conferred by, the Constitution.
Secoud-Thst he has the right, like
wise, to make such pardon or general
amnesty known by solemn proclamation.
Third-That the Courts of the United
States should take judicial cognizsncs Of
such proclsmstions for the pardon Of .
specified offense and stay proceedings for
the punishment OF such Odense, whether
such proclamation be epeciallY pleaded
in bar of the prosecution or not, and,
therefore,
Fourth.-Thst the President he'd the
Constitutional right 10 issue his procla-
nation of the 25Lh of December last,
and that the defendant cannot be held
further to answer al Indictment for an
Ofense Tor which the Court must know,
from the indictment itself, he has been
fully pardOned,
The motion wss sustained, the indict-
meut dismissed and defendant dis
charged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-04

Branch Road from Decatur 10
Atlanta.

A meeting Of tke eitizsns OF Decatur,
Ala, was held on Saturday last, to con
slider the proposition to extend the Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad from De-
cAtur to Atlanta direct, interesting the
Georgia Western at Gadsden, Ala. The
following are the resolutions adopted by
the meeting:
WHEREAS, The interest Of this country
demand the building Of railroads over
the shortest possible and practicable
routes; and,
Whereas, Decatur is the natural ter
minus OF the Georgia Western Road,
connecting with the Memphis and
Charleston, Nashville and Decatur and
Alabama Central Railroads therefore,
RESOLVED, That we, the citizens Of De-
cstur and Morgan county, pledge our
selves to use ali VA energies to secure
the building Of said road to this point.
Resolved, That Thomas Gibbs, F. P.
Seruggs, J. A. Lyle, @. F. NJ. Dancy and
w. E.. Murphy be appointed q committee
to correspond with the President of the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad to Sc
cure q re.survey of the route from this
point to Gsdsden.
Resolved, That j. J. Giers, l.. 8.
Banks, Henry Fennel, L. n. Walden
and c. G. Sheats be q committee to COM
municats in person or otherwise, with
the President of the Georgia Western
Road, setting forth the advantages of
this point over any other as a terminus
of said road.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-04

COPARTNERsHIR.-We were pleased to
learn yesterday that our young friends j.
+. 6mithwick and James S. Hatcher,
have been taken into Oopartnership ia
the sterling book house of c. G. Cleaves
& Co., No. 2S3 Main street. Both these
gentlemen are too well known in our
community toned g notice at our hands.
Mr.. Smithwick has been identified with
the house Of Messrs. Clssves b Co. for
several years, and thoroughly under
stands the business, knowing personally
every customer of theirs. Mr.. Hatcher
is a Memphien, spd Is well and favor
ably known to tine whole community
perhaps as much 50 as any young man
in the city. The Identification of these
two gentlemen with the prosperity of the
business cannot but be conducive OF the
happiest results TO Messrs. Cleaves 4 Co.
We wish the firm Unlimited success.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-04

PoIOE NEws.-Anns Esgsn was
fned in the Magistrates Court yesterday
for the theft of q bolt Of calico.
The house of Mr.. Knaf, on Promenade
street, was entered yesterday morning
and robbsd OF some clothing and . gold
watch. No arrests were made.
TIE negro who fred on Sheriff Curry,
on Tuesday, was taken before Squire
Hall, who sent him before the grand
jury of the Circuit Court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-04

"THE LAND WE LOVE-" for Febru-
cry, promptly as usual, is st hand. 1t
contains seventeen articles OF unusual
merit. The leader is from that old hero,
Gen. Jubal Early. Commemorative I'm
migration" is q powerful article on q
most important sub sct. women aud
the lives of Women" Is an eloquent re-
buke OF the Misrepresentation of the
sex, by q Missouri authorizes of reputa-
ton, Besides this, there are historical
and biographical sketches, ornithology,
fiction and poetry. The poetry is by
Mrs. Downing, Mrs. Weiss, formerly,
Miss Susan Archer Talley, and J. Au-
gustine Sigeaigo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-04

REMovAL.-Fhe Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment is removed to 262
Second stTset, Mime. Vincent's block,
where its numerous patrons are respect
fully invited. Two years Of successful
operation in the 70 process OF dyeiDg
aud cleaning has given this house entire
precedence. IT claims to be the only
place in the luth wners gentlemen's
wear can be cleaned without the
old destructive mode Of securing. Every
article Of ladies' apparel can be here reno
waited. All kinds Of lace, prints, kid
gloves, plumes, and every article Of dress
goods cleaned, dyed, or e finished.
EutiTe satisfaction guaranteed in every
Instance. Ladies aud gentlemen, call
and examine for yourselves. b. a.
Hollenberg, proprietor, 262 Second
street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-04
WHITE and gray blankets at greatly
reduced prices st B. LoEenstein & Bros. /

D. APPLETON & Co. will shortly be-
gin the publication of a new weekly
Journal, devoted to popular literature,
science and art. Victor Hugo's new
novel, "By Command Of the Ktng,9' so
long expected, and for which the author
was paid 500 900 francs, will be published
10 it's columns. App9etoH's Journal will
be Illustrated after q somewhat novel
method, and will supply " large and
more varied amount of literature, and a
higher order of illustration, than is
usually furnished by the ordinary Amer
lean periodicals."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-04
Valuable Cotton Plantation
FOR sale.

NET f offer for sale one OF the most valuable
w Cotton Plantations in Bolivar county,
Mississippi. lying thIee miles from the river, on
Lake Christmas, and southeast from the town
of Preutiss, and known as the Polk Place
This tract contains 200 acres, SOC which are
cleared. Tue place Is high and well drained,
and has on II, s ane Steam Gin and 5awmill,
which cost $1,000 also, three new Carver Gin
Stands. of eighty saws each.
The title 10 the property Is perfect, and it
will be ssld at n great bargain, and good time
faI9 n NELSON a co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-04

Naomi Jones, Adm'x, VS.. GIL Lswis-Before R.
II. Giisson, up.
TN this cause it appearing to he satisfaction
OF the Court, from afddsvtE filed herein, tina
the defendant Is q nonresident OF the State of
Tennessee and IL also appearing hat the at
tachment in this cause has been levied;
It is therefore ordered, That publication be
made in the Memphis Appeal for four sueess-
sive weeks. requiring said defendant to appear
before r. H Gliss0n, ]. p, at his Office in Mem
phis, on the 18th day Of February next, and
plead, answer or dsnur 70 said cause, or the
anne will be heard ex parte as to him.
tA2l Lave r. H. Gibson Up,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-04

anu GdA AAAAA
HAS been persuaded to make a professional
ii visit TO some Of the principal cities in the
United states, thereby to bring his skill within
the reach Of the afflicted thousands who could
not avail themselves OF it in New York. The
success of DE-. JOHANNES a. JONES in the
surgical and medical treatment of the Eye and
Ear aud outstanding complaints, has been
looked upon With astiOnishment and joy. The
press has recorded many of the sEtllful opera
lions, reminding tue people that they cannot
always have d.. Jones with them, and not TO
decay IL they need his services,
DR. JONES is new Practicing at the Peabody
House Memphis, Tenn, where he will re-
main until February 18th, 1859.
In the treatment OF the EAR AND EYE, and
other organs of ssnse, 1t becomes necessary 10
have a good knowledge of every thing pertain
Ing to medicine and surgery. h are called
regular Physicians may have graduated in
either the old or the new school college, and
can boast of a One-sided education. DR.. JONES
has had 3 thorough education in both the old
and the new school medical colleges, and
Eye and Ear nrmSr and Hospitals
OF America ana Europe, and his Dr.
piOmas from the same hang In his ofice.
1t Is impossible Tor a physician VINO has but
the usual medical education, TO successfully
treat the Eye and Ear. Therefore DR.. JOKES
world affords to MT himself for his natural and
chosen pro. e zion and or his success the reader
may judge Uy the following testimonials:
= NAMES OF MEDICAL GENTLEMEN,
Through whose examination Or. JOHANNES A.
JONES nas gone, and who have testified TO his
ability in Tue strongest language possible, by
placing their names 70 his diplomas, which are
suspended in his ONCE, open % the inspection
OF tue interested.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-04
UDoLPHo WOLFE.
Sole Manufacturer and Importer.
ESTABLISHED IN 1928.
MANSFIELD q HIGBEE,
sspll eod2 Agents. Memphis
S1O0O REWARDl

THE above amount viii be paid for the ap-
~prehenEiOn and conviction OF the person or
persons who murdered j. j. MINTER, near
Ripley. Tippah county, Miss, on last Thursday,
2lst Inst. The murder was committed near Mr..
Rfveal. Iia27 dSWHl W. DENNIS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-04

GOODYEAR L FALLS are now receiv-
ing large supplies Of gum opium, nor
phine, quinine, and 3 general stock Of
drugs and medicines, to which they in
vite persons visiting the city to call and
see them. Their stock is full and COM
plete, comprising all the leading prepar-
ations now in use. They buy at low
rates and are determined to sell at small
profits for cash.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-04

For permanent cures Of colds, catsrrh,
and catRrthal or bronchial consumption,
go to DR.. Stillmsn, 1919 Main street. be
cures all bid cases not benefited by
travelling, steam-snRtOmiZer inhalation
treatments by hia new compound photo
graphic and volatile oil gspors, scien-
tificslly applied to each case, using his
sar-famed method Of constitutional treat
Iaent. Call and see his instruments, let
fers and certificates of cures Of popular
AID Well.known citizens.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-04

REPORToF PATENTS granted Southern
inventors for the week ending January
l9, 1853, by T. Stith. Solicitor OF Patents,
Kit Williams Block, memphis, Tenn.
s. $50, Machine for defeating snd
bleaching cane juice-P. Psille, 81. James
parish, La; 1884, Sugar Cane Mill
Mm- Akin and VIM. Bennett, Louis
willie, KY; So $50, Geographic Camel.
Brsnssn, Raleigh, N. c.; $1,000, Manu-
f1cture OF Wrought Iron-T. G. Coal.
man, Louisville, Ky; Sc. GAO, Compound
for preserving fish, meat, ete.-T. Sim,
Charleston, S. c.; 81, 045. Peach Cutter
J. T. Vaughn, Griffin, ia 5000. Piow-
j. II. Jones and 81. P. Jones, Herndon,
ia
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PUBLIC SCoOLs-The State Superin-
Sendent Of Schools il receiving from the
Comfy superinteDdenjs Of schools the
mn preliminary reports necessary under
tbe sc;Sooi iew. The reports show g
large attendance ~ pupils in many OF
the counties. A considerable sum OF
money has BEEN expended, but nothing
ike what will be needed befOIs the close
of the wear.
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FOR SALE.
LAND AID LOTS FOR SALE,

81 ACRES, opposite Bray's Station, s5join-
% ing south side OF Aenphis AID Charleston
RRilroad, Is miles east Of Memphis.
100 ACRES, known a. the Giles Farm. on
10 east bank of the Mississippi river, oppo-
site lower end Of Island No. 20, and 10 miles
north of Menph' $50 acres unde cultivation,
and about 30 acres desdened.
I OF on east side OF Bayou Gayoso. 81 feet on
IL Court street, with small Frame House.
Clear OF lease.
or on east side of Bayou. fronting loo fset
IL on Madison street, on which is a Board
Yard. Subject to lease.
T OF, with Cotton Shed. formerly Bsrnes'
II Cotton Sled, now used for a wagon Yard
fronting lI2 iest on Madison street and III feet
on Court street, a few rods west OF Charleston
avenue. Clear OF lease.
I OF on ecst side OF Bayou, fronting 2S5 feet
IL On nOrth side OF CouTt street, on which
STANDS Carroll, walker s Co.'S Cotton Shed.
Subject 10 lease,
7 OF. fronting so feet Oh Charleston avenue,
IL on which stands the Grocery Of Thos. O'MR-
honey, and extending 200 feet TO Court street
For terms inquire OF
THOS. w~ICXEESHAM.
Re. ?, second Floor,
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MARDI GRAs.-Quite p large party Of
ladies and gentlemen LIFT yesterday TO
be present in New OrlesDs at the festivi-
lives OF MGTdi GFds. More are going
down to-day on the MOllie Able,
we lesrn. We wish them E merry time
with the Mystic crewe Of COmus."