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R0INn OYER.

xyouR clothing can he cleaned snd oouna ., as >.
pressed over, 10 that i VIII I2oA 80 = W.
nsE, By o.. " - Srd Rosk River.
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FROM THEM0STAMPLh
Ii experience, m entire success simple
Prompt, Efficient and Reliable They are The the
.only Medicine perfectly adapted to popular use
a. ammo that mistakes cannot be mSde IN
ns;rg chem 30 harmless as to DO free from dan
GER and so efficient Ne to be always reliable
They have raised the highest CONNIE n'A'ioH
from all. and will always render sH'l''c"On'
Cents.
Nos. %,
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WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, March 18.-Ex-Presi-
dent Johnson, Mrs. johnson, Judge Pat
lerson and family, and Robert Johnson,
left for Greenville to-day. Mr.. johnson
has accepted an invitation from the citi-
zsns of Lynehburg to partske of the
inequalities of their city, and will re-
main there tomorrow.
Gen. Sheridan leaves for New York
tonight, and starts for Fort Lesven-
worth on Monday. He will take formal
command of the Department Of the di
vision of Missouri in April.
The President signed the bill for
strengthening the public credit at 12:45
pm, to-day. This is the first bill he
hiss signed.
George 3. McArter has been appointed
by the Secretary of the Treasury, Chief
Of the Bureau OF Engineering and
Printing, and G aOrge A. Rice, a Clerk in
the First Auditors office, Superinten-
dent Of the Treasury building. VIM. A.
Richardson, OF Boston, hiss accepted the
position Of Assistant Secretary of the
Treasury.
4Als nlDfIAuE lACI AO4oIA OtAO SOA1
mittee considered the Georgia matters
without any result. 1t is understood
that the Committee Is equally divided in
regard to Mississippi. The point of diff
ference being whether the President
Of the United States, or the reassembled
Convention shall appoint the Provisional
Governor.
That committee has agreed to report
the Senate bill extending the time for
the removal Of ineligible civil officers in
Virgins, with an amendment extending
its provisions to Mississippi aud Texas
The Missouri case, involving the test
oath, will be argued before the Supreme
Court next Wednesday, by Sena aof
Drake, in behalf of Missouri, and Mont
gomsry Blair and ex-Attorney General
Everts, in behalf OF F. P. Blair, jr.
Henry G. Miles has been assigned for
duty as Chief of the appointment Di-
vision in the Treasury. He has long
heaa one of the principal clerks in that
Office.
The rush Of ofice-seekers on Secretary
Boutwell, to day, was greater than at any
time during the present administration
The President sent no nominations to
the Senate to-day.
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CONGRESSIONAL.
WASHINGTON, March ls, 1869.
SENATE

WASHINGTON. March lR, 1869.
SENATE.
The Joint resolution to sell the Chatta-
nocga Rolling Mills, was passed.
Mr.. Chandler introduced 9 bill 10 IL
cense and enroll certain foreign vessels,
which passed.
Mr.. Nye introduced q bill to construct
a military road from Galveston to Fort
Gibson, with q branch to Little Rock.
Referred Is the Committee on Post
Roads.
Mr.. Ramsey. from the Committee on
Postoffiees ana Post Roads, reported with
out amendments the BIZ to encourage
and facilitate telegrsphic commuDica-
ton with Europe. 1t authorizes the
American Atlantic Gable Company Of
New York to take any route for laying
their cable to Europe. Also, with the
amendments, the bill to declare q post
road, the railroad and bridges Of the New
Orleans, Mobile and Chattanooga Rsii-
road, to be constructed westward from
New o leans.
Conkling introduced q bill to regulate
the naturaiiz alton of aliens. Referred to
the ] judiciary Committee. 1t is substan-
TALLY the same as the bill reported from
the com mittee last session.
Mr.. kellogg, introduced the bill to pro-
vide for the construction Of a railroad
and telegraph line near the 32l parallel
70 tie Pacific coast. II Incorporates the
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WALLACE-DARDEN

The killing Of the editor, WALLACE,
by the Radical DARDEN, in Warrenton,
Georgia, excited not y little comment on
the part Of the R ldicaI press of the COUP
try. The subsequent execution of OAR.
DEN by the excited friends CT the dead
WALLACE has, however, drawn forth
unmsasused condemnation and been
made the occasion for threats that al
most parallel the bloody programme OF
the philsnthroP.st WENDELL PHILLIPS.
Georgia is TO Le forthwith re-rs-recOn-
stEucted, and every little town within
her limits gsrIisoned with 3 brigade Of
visited upon the people Of Warrenton,
and 81 example made that will satisfy
even PHILLIPS. All this is wrong. In
every community, as Indiana and other
Western States have tins and again
witnessed, there are always to be found
indiscreet and passionate men, who will
take sides il qusrrelS like that which
made enemies OF WALLACE and OAR.
DEN, and who will carry their friendship
TO the fullest revenge, even ia spite OF
cooler heads and wiser. But the pres
enc and acts Of such is surely no occa-
sion for an excess Of political malice di-
reeted against a community iudis-
ultimately. Georgia is reconstruct
ed. Her laws are sufficient for
the punishment Of all evil-doers
and her officers, being mostly OF
the Radical stripe, may be relied upon
by the dominant party TO in this case
enforce ? punishment OF the offenders.
We protest against sHy political color
ing being given this affair. 1t origins
tel ia the conduct Of = Masonic lodge,
which should have been sacredly with
held frUm Mr.. WALLACE IS from al
who have not mastered the sublime mys-
tesiss. Whatever naight b. the status
Of the parties before that event, the
bisck-bsiliDg of WALLACE was the i'm
mediate L of the awful tragedy. In
that light il should be viewed as some
thing to be deplored and to be con-
demned,
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WEATHER AND RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, March 1S.-Up- Darling.
Down-Argonaut, Minneola and Alice
Dean.
The river is falling with ten feet and
nine inches Of water in the canal.
CAIRO, March IS.-DJwn-Great Re
public, 10 pm; City of Cairo, 4 pm.
The river rose four inches.
TIE weather is m9derating.
ST. LOUIS, March lS.-Arriyed-Balle
Memphis, City Of Alton, Bismarck and
Golden Era.
Departsd-Henry Ames and RubieoD.
The river is still falling, with only
seven feet of water to Cairo.
The weather is cloudy and damp.
CINCINNATI, March lS.-No arrivals
or departures.
the weather is clear.
NEW ORLEANS, March 18~.-Departed
Outer for Louisville.
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By Telegraph
ARKANSAS.
Speaker Price ImpeaChed and
Removed.
Arbitrary Rulings and COrrup-
lions the Alleged Cause.
French sworn in i'm His Place.
Motion 10 Adjourn Sine Die.
--- -R--Iz DannnfnUnR Etc.
French sworn in i'm His Place.
Motion 10 Adjourn Sine Die.
River, Arrivals, Departures. Etc.
,oial pi,p,tcb 70 the Memphis Appeal

special Dispatch TO the Memphis Appeal
LITTLE Rock, Ark, Marth Is, 1859.
The Republican of to-day, in It's edito-
rial, charges the move for the expulsion
Of Speaker Price (who is the Editor OF
that paper) as being a stab at Governor
Clayton, through him.
Whitson, who vas ordered under ar
rest by Speaker Price, in the House, q
day or two ago, is charged with the
authorship of the measure.
The House to-day resumed the consld-
Grafton and discussion of the resolution
which declares vacant the Speakers
chair, on account Of arbitrary rulings
etc, ETC., and appoints French as Speaker
pro tenn.
Motion has been made in both houses
to adjourn sine die. 1t is alleged in the
resolution that the Legislature has been
in session four months, at an expense OF
eleven hundred dollars q day, or 1884, OO
per month, and very little has b9en &C.
conplished.
1t has been raining all the evening
The river is rising slowly.
Departed: Leni Leoti, for Memphis.
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the BRowNLows and the CLAYTONs.
and standing upon the platform Of prin-
3'p,cs Of which the Democratic party is
the truest exponent, consistent in all
his, we win be none the less go If we
guarantee to Nj. MITCHELL, and TO every
Republican in the State and throughout
tae South, the full measure OF that liberty
to speak, act, write or indite that
we claim and exercise ourselves.
L peeialIy should this be our policy to-
ward men who are pursuing the even
tenor Of their wsy, and vino, like Mr..
MITCHELL, are not engaged in politics,
nearly or remotely, but Ere enlisted
in their own private affairs, or schemes
OF merit and public interest. Acting in
this spirit, we viii, in time, disarm even
the most virulent Radicals; IL not, we
will neutra!lse their power for evil
against US By The friendship Of the
thinking aud right-minded who co-ope-
rate with them.
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-TELEGRAPnIO mARKErs
New Yors sEsrket.


NEw YoRR. March. IS Cotton is less
active. Sales 800 b les. Uplauds 2fHc. Flour
s. 45aG. WHISKY 95. Rice and coffee duh
sugar quiet Island l2l21iz4c. AolStsss duIi.
Wheat over. New mixed corn SsaS7J%c.
Dry GOOd-Leai Ting makes NJ prints fell &c
: rsgues l3c. Allen aud Richmond szSc.
Conuestauga l2Lc. Lqnc3ster and Ocientai
PIC. Greer aud Eed Bank blescned InuSliDs
i2%e. aud the Tsth width li5ze.
MCney-Tue marke is act We with sharp on
call. and sam8 weak borrowers psid = Ia gold.
The banks general y are d"ing but Itile for the
street, as there is anpue8sy feeling relative to
the ecu e o. the market for the next two
weeks, W. irh DELAYS bull" movements.
Some reports of " lick ng up but th@re are no
visible Signs thereof. CONNER ,ial paper is dali
at 7slOc. sterling s. $3.50 Gold lower. 1t
opened at 3ILa ana c osed st ST4G301sc
The Gold room Ihis morning was the zee le VI
great excitement, and the business abstetei
was enOruGa. Th3 fanEe;s sod elgot or Ten
millions against the purchasers Of bonds. The
strength or ths market was a surprise, but q
large short interest checked the downward
movement. The ra'es Tor carry ing we're 297
per cent. in the morning, and in the aItf rnoon
dat for borrowing. Cl~esrances sl GO0,O0O. State
boa DIS firm. New Teonessees 65z.
sew O-aeeRs aaEEeG.
NEW ORLEANS, March lS-CottOn dropping.
Middlings Z4G2sc. Sales 2400 bales; receipts
lOs9 bales. sold SIS. st Ring 42A Commer-
cial AZ. New York sight "a premium. Flour
dr1optag and prices unchanged. Corn scarce
at 7s9sOc. Oats 7Sc. Bran ! 10. Hay, pline
shoulders IIIc; sides ITAGEAc. lard dull
aud ~unclaogei. Sugar urn; C!mmon l2&c
Prime HE. MOlASSeS n m ana u~uIn 3nged.
WHISKY and Coffee unchanged.
Cfmctn1atf ssarkAt-
March lS-rIour Sc 25@650 Corn
64a6jc. Pork S33. Bulk shoulders l5c sides
I5L<c. Bacon shoulders l4c; sides 79l7%c.
Hams IS[6I9c. New Orleans sugar l49i44 =.
MoL,sses fO6tS5c Wheat 81 &. Rye 81 A. bar
ly 81 bal IS Cotton dull and nominal st
27Lc. Butter 3S942c. Eggs l9c. Coffee 2g23Zc.
81. Louis Market
ST. LOUIS. March Is. Lug tobacco, s5q
So: Leaf, IS 50 q IS. Flour 81 lUd5 50.
Wheat 81 S59I 50. Corn 6Se70c. Oats 81 d62c
harley ST so, Rye 81 1S9l 80 Pork S32 25@32 %.
Bacon shoulders lac; .idts HGl7He. Hams S9
l9c. Lard IS5c
hfeagO Market.
CHICAGO. arch Is. . Flour 81 4034 rs. Wheat
81 no. Corn 54a55c. Oats t3G4s. Rye 81 Il
al 49,. Hishwines SOC. Pork S3i 70. Lard ls12c
s3nIk asdsS Is GI6e: shoulders l2Ac. Sweet
picked hams l69l61zc.
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THE MEMPHIS AND VECKSBURG
RAILROAD.

We learn, on good authority, that the
gentlemen interested in this project viii
shortly hold a nesting In Vicksburg for
the purpose Of arranging the preliminR-
rles Of organization aud for work. Parties
from New Orlean, interested in the New
O-leAns, Baton Rouge and Vicks5urg
Railroad, are expected 10 be present,
when the public may look for the COM
Increment Of sn enterprise only second
in importance to the Memphis aud FL
P.so Pacific Railroad. Eastern capital
ISIS are now ready in New Orleans, pre-
pared to begin work on the southern end
Of WHIST promises to be q grand trunk
line along the whole course Of the lower
Mississippi, within thirty days Of the
endorsement by the Governor OF Lou
isisna O. the charter Of the company,
passed almost unanimously by the Leg
islature. In five year, time we expect
there will be in full operation a cOntinu-
ous line Of river road from St. Louis to
New Orleans, assisting il the rapid de-
veIopment OF the great basin OF the
Father Of Waters, and serving IS 3 levee
10 save for agricultural purposes millions
Of acres Of land now submerged and
wholly useless.
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TIE little joker" character Of the
reconstruction legislation Of the present
Congress =as well Illustrated by the re-
cent varis bic nature Of treatment Of The
Georgia Representatives Georgia is 6
State, says the House when her Repre-
sentatives are to be admitted. She is
not a Safe ct all, says the House, wbsD
the vote for President comes up. She is
no State, says the senate, when her Sen
ators present Il themselves. She is q State,
says the Sanste, when the question Of
her right to o m W.
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The election in Connecticut will take
plaza on the SIN OF April. JAMES E.
ENGLISH, The present incumbent, is the
Democratic candidate for Governor, and
MARSHALL JEWELL is the Radical can
didate. The Legislature to be chosen OF
that Gay VIII act on the Constitutions.
Amendment, giving negroes the right Of
the ballot, and as that State once before
give an emphatic NO on that question.
VIZ have but little fears that she win do
q again. GRANTS msjority last fall
was 3O4I.
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A SPECIAL dispatch TO the Nashville
Banner OK Wednesday, says that the ar
guments before the Supreme Court at
Washington closed in the Tennessee
Bank ASS. There is no decision as yet.
The argGraent in the franchise case of
RIDLEY vs. SHERBROOKE, has not closed.
HORACE MAYNARD has not finished his
plea in behalf OF the State. The case
viii not be resumed for a day or two
one Of the judges being i'll.
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IN pursuance Of his plan to settle all
Of bis relations and friends in public
officers, GRANT, we understand. has de-
termined to break up the present Indian
Buresu, aud place Col. PARKER Of his
personal staff, on duty a. Indian Com
missioner. PARKER is q full blooded
Indian, possessed Of much of the craft and
cunning that distin -uish his race, and
may be relied upon e. make the most of
his opportunities.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-19

PRESIDENT GRANT is making rapid
work of his intended restoration OF the
Executive Office to the dignitiss that
once distinguished if. AS sn evidence OF
it hs has revoked the court martial cen
teDce against GEORGE F. SAWYER, OF
The Navy, who was tried and sentenced
to be suspended for year Tor dsnou1c
ing President JOHNSON, and in s way
prejuiicial to good order and discipline,
using disrespectfui language Of the com.
msnder-in-cnief. During ths war nen
were imprisoned in the bastile fer e Elm.
liar ofense. Then il was 9 crime to
speak disparaginglyO rsIig5tingly ofLIN-
coin, now i, is n merit TO have treated
President JOHNSON wore.
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asEEagIEiS APPEAL
FRIDAY MORNIxG, nARCE Is, 1863
RAILROAD ASSOCIATION Is DYER
y

A "Citizens Railroad Association y
has been formed in Dyer county for the
purpose of taking up private subscrip-
tions, and, by a united and persevering
effort, obtaining q county subscription
to the Mississippi River Railroad. Capt.
s. r. LATTA, one OF the ablest lawyers
and most earnest and Influential citizens
Of Dyer county, has been chosen Cores
ponding Secretary OF the Association,
and instructed to advise Mr.. MITCHELL,
President of Mississippi River Railroad,
OF their desire to advise and cooperate
with him. Capt. LATTA, in his letter to
Mr.. MITCHELL, communicating the fore
going facts, says: "Allow me to con-
gratulste you personally upon your sue
cess thus far in your enterprise, aud bid
you God speed in your efforts upon de-
Iinquent Dyer" We learn that Mr..
MITCHELL will visit Dyer county in 3
few days and arrange for q canvass in
behalf Of his road. NJ dou6t Of his sue
cess.
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4

ATLANTA, GA, March lS.-A motion
was made in the Senate to reconsider the
adoption OF the Fifteenth Amendment.
The President ruled the motion out OF
order. An appeal from the decision Of
the chair was sustained, and the adOp-
ton OF the Fifteenth Amendment YVES
defeated: Ayes, l3 nays, Is.
Both Houses have agreed to adjourn,
sine die. tonight.
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FOREIGN.

MADRID, March IS Celestino Aler-
sgA, a nephew of the late Minister TO
Paris, was killed yesterday in a duel.
He was = membsr Of the Cortes and one
Of its secretaries,
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THE Pittsburg Post says: Congress has
a bill bsfore it to make naturalization
expensive, to delay it for years and
years, aud render Il almost impossible t.
those who cannot spent time and money
to travel about the country in search oi
United States Courts. The bill is a blow
at the privileges so long enjoyed by the
Irish and German immigrants to this
country. Votes, offices, official honors &c
NEGROES but down with Germans au6
Irishmen! NEGRO Legislatures now
rule half he Southern States. Tens CT
thousands OF negroes, who cannot tell
one letter Of the. alphabet from smother,
and who do not knew what voting
means, and made v0ters in s Day by al
act OF the Republican Congress. Blu;
Irishmsn and Germans, who have come
TO this country because 1t is free, and be-
cause they hate oppression aud despot-
ism sbrOad-are told they must stand
back, because they are so ignorant !
This is Black Rspu alicanism Up with
the Negro Down with the White
man!
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DIED.

BROWN-In this city, on the nth inst,
JEREMIAa BROWN. aged 40 years.
His funeral will a K place from his resi-
dence, on South street, east of De SOTO, this
Friday morning, a. 10 o'clock. Friends and
acquaintsnces are respectfully invited TO at
tend.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Last Night but O0e and Farewell Benefit OF
Miss FANCY b PRICE-first Night or the
Great Play.
Friday ~Evenfn= March I9.-GIU be pro-
duced the great sensation play, entitled
AFTER DARk-Elizs, Miss Fanny \. Price.
Remember the MATINEE at 1 O'Clock pm.
saturday.
seals or PRICEs-Dress Circle and Paruuette,
81 Orchestra Ctairs, 81 50 Family Circle, so
cents CoiOred Boxes, 20 cents CoIored Gal
leTy. % cents.
Doors open II quarter TO J O'Clock curtain viii
rss at s pEsoisely. BOL-bOOk open nom 10
O'ci1gE an. to nm.
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WILMINGTON, March l8.-The Senate
to-day, by a strict party vote, rejected
tine Fifteonth Amendment to the Copsti-
tulion.
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officers.

CAPT. DAVID DEHAVEN, President.
Col JOHN a. GROW, Vice-President.
HOWARD MI~LLSPACGd Treasurer.
NEW ION :. OTIS. Secretary.
CHARLES :. STEWART Assistant Secretary.
JOHN B.. DAVIES, Chi=f Engineer.
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Standing Committees 4:

Finance Committee Il WInnemore,J John
Paul Baker, d. Noting
Committee on Bants-HOward Millspaugh,
John A. Grow, d. W. FlOwrse.
Commit e on StsambOa's-JOhn b. Davies, J.
Ed. Montgomery. II. e. Carson
Committee on D3cks and WhaTves-WnBam
Creevy, n. >. Otis, D.. &. Martin.
on Revision OF Bylaws and
Charter-John A. Grow, ]. P. Baker, Howard
Milspaugh.
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Board of D-Iree.orsGor h Present Year 4,

Board of DIreetOrsGOr the Present Year;
John A. Grow, J. Ell Montgomery,
thomas A. Adams, N. :. OJis.
l. WinnemOre, Or. J. K Watkins,
William Creeyy, r. Y. sekett,
David DsHavea. d 9. Nartin,
Howard MillSpaugh, captain II q. Carson,
John Paul Baker, John CObu.
H. Noting, Geu. 7. T. CFittenden,
D. W. FloGree, jon = Davies,
Samuel Patterson, &c Hess, Philadelphia
h. ID. Cobb. 2S Front st Memphis, Tenn,
George Dickson, Memphis, Tenn.
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cREENLAW OPERA HOUSE
THURSDAY. FzTDsY ANDsATUEDAY.
March Isfh, 18Th and 2GIh.

Announcing TIE great Chief OF Minstrelsy,
DlpFGZ & BelGdiGt'S Gigantic HilgtFeIs,
Composed Of 2G Famous Artists, en- their Six
tsenLa Triumphant Annual Tour, enlarged,
improved. reIO1sfled for 1858, Introducing
nightly more variety, more brulancy, more
or gnslity. more real merit, and giving gcesteT
satisfaction than any two combined T1Oupes
ira cling.
Door open AT. Commence a OF 8 O'Clock
Admission 80 cents Dress Cree, PsIquette
ana Ann CnEirs, % cents Secured Seats, 81 %.
BnXOfice open from y 10 ; p m each day.
GRAND FAM tLG MATINEE saturday Al
t~srcoOu, March 2Oth, at % o'clock.
mills CHA@. H UUPREH, Manager.
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SALE
u - III ID -
ISLANDS 30 AND 40.

"WEDNESDAY, March n, y m. al the sales
w room Of ROYster, TrezevanI & Co. Auc-
~tOneers. NJ the Northeast corner Main and JEFF
ferson streets. Memphis, Tenn, viii be sold to
the highest bidder, al public sale, the uDdigt-
ded interest OF Joel W Rlyster, deed, being
One-haI the lands in the GLOWING tracts
lst. Tract $40 acres On Island a.
I'd. Tract IA acres on Islant -
Sd. Tract go ac1es on Island -.
4th. Tract lC0 acres on Island4t.
5Jh. Tract 50 acIeson Island 40.
9Th. Tract 80 acres On Island 40.
The lands viii be sold in separate tracts, Sc
eOrdiBg to amap, which may be seen at the
Office or the s-ucuOneers. These tracts are well
known on the islands as the lands OF Royster
4 BTansf0rJ, and being 50 aces ssible TO steam
boats and market, are eNeeedlnsly valuable
fCr their lumber and prnducftsns. The ash and
other woods viii yield 100 ords 70 the acre.
TeTm-One third cash. balance on a credit OF
six and tWesye month";, for notes bearing six
per cent. interest, with two approved sscurt-
ties.
A ASTON, q. & NJ.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT & co,
mhI6 Aueti0neers.
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General Agent:
I. t. WINNEMORE.
Special Agent:
J.C. HESS. Philadelphia, Pa.

Local Agents;
John p. BaFer, New O-leans.
W. spears, Vic ssburg,
r. Y. Rocket, Memphis.
J. b. Townsend, Grenada, Miss.
]. W. Johnson, Cairo.
J. $. Cox, Evansville.
J. 3. Davies. Lou syille.
John Cobb, Madison, Indiana.
S. J mes, Cincinnati.
Charles Il. Beck with. Chicago.
Martin s. Howard, st. Louis
]. E Marriman & Co, St. Louis.
Don AlonzyC rilds, New York.
Propositions for subscriptions Of money or
lands to tue capital stock Of the Company
be addressed 20
r. y. Rocket.
mbl4 Age0G AT Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-03-19
Spicer & Sharpe,
354 HAHN STREET,

HEEP A CHOICE AND SELECT STOCK OF
II GROCERIES fOr family use, and by re-
ceIylng fresh additions ~ every packet, and
almost daily by rail, their assortment is kept
complete and fresh.
Choice EIOuz-at low prices;
best Hams and Bacon and
Fresh Chocolate, Cocoa and Cocoa Shells;
Choice Teas-Of ala kinds;
shaker Preseryes-seIiiDg low by the
cases
Syrups ard MOsasses the bests
choice Sugars and COdees;
q sss NeekeTel EendalI's Crackers.
Families IN the coantry and city would and
IL to their interest TO call On as. M5lnVAriaDiy
fsbs sPICER q SHARPE.