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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-25

Gi6orS 4ppeai:--in your mornings
issue ! read an article siyned "Nelia."
and y most earnest and Just appeal Il
Is She t"Nelis'l IL right. Tli4 il rs il
should be. Let our young men here and
everywhere 20 to work and speed the
plow," and give plAce for the Door and
unprotected women IN dry goods and
fancy stores, and, my word for il. there
Will soon be n visible change in the con-
dition OF our men and women both.
Agriculture Is supreme, and worthy Of
The snan that wears a crown. ! deem IT
more noble and worthy for a young man
to follow the pillow and handle the plane
and hammer than 10 stand behind the
counter in dry goods and fancy shops,
selling tape and ribbons AMI unmentiOn-
Ables. This, in my humble opinion, is "a
business that belongs exclusively TO
women, and should never be thought OF
by men. Men, especially now, can b.
better employed in the pursuits Of agri-
culture and the mechanical arts. In all
parts of Europe, dry goods and fancy
shops are entirely attended by women
and would be considered almost below the
dignity Of II man TO be seen behind the
s-i0re-counter, when they knew that they
can he better, more consistently and more
prodtably employed. In Europe men
are employed hat in one capacity In dry
goods establishments, and that is in
" holesale houses. or as travelling agents.
who sell ~ packages. But enough OF
This for the present. Mr.. Editor. The
subject, however, IL worthy of being re-
called az some future day.
Very respectfully yours.
BEULAH.
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REGISTER! REGIsTERl! REGIsTERll.

The time for Ward registration has
nearly expired. II you would ave a
vote in the approaching Municipal cleo
ti0n. register at oncs. Col. O.C. Jones, the
efficient Registrar for the Seventh Ward.
is constantly at his office, on fernando
street. hetween the MarkethOuse and the
bayou, from 0 am. till 4 pm, ready TO
give certificates to those entitled. We
would urge Democrats to delay no longer
this important duty.
JOHN s. KERR.
ROBERT GOODE,
Committee on Registration, Seventh
WarH
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NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

No advertisement is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEALunlrss especially ordered
aud paid for ~ au extra publication. We
give cur advertisers six days in the week,
the SAME as all other Memphis papers,
aud for the seventh day we charge one
sixth additional.
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A.. AND 4. SCOTTISH BITE.
NaH SrHFnme

f-fatfanuoza, E-lcHHluua. New
1Jrk. l~lHIuOII, and az cities EaAL aud south:
t~J.uuas- Ga. and Montgomery, Ala; All
: ilHTs ui Ile Memphis an0 Charleston.
"a sst-HlEl Central. MDUile ana Ohio, Nash.
yAle aIa Iaaii ,Iuuga and Eas. Tennessee
ha4ho"iA Nt'Fe al % PIN; close al H.5l
a.ns
Cairo. Chicago. ~ Lo1ls. Nashville. Lou,s
vie. tlHcifuatil Cleveland. Pitfsburg, Phila.
dtlpala Bu-alo. Albany, New York. and all
closes ar pin.
New Orleans, Baton Rouge. Jackson. Vicks
burg. Matches ana all cities south. arrive AZ
a:N pun; closes ~ a. pm.
All stations on ths Mississfppi and Teunas-
see, New Orleans and Jackson and Southern
rtafIroads. srrfye nj s: o pm: closes attn a ~
MemBhls and Liitle Rock Railroad. Lfftie
Rock. MaeiscH, Sundays eXcepteo,l arrive al
. L.. close - 60 pm.
Marion, W%itisDurg and Claiborne, ARK
str-weeSiyl Monday, "Wednesday ana Friday
arrive II 10 am; chlse al II am.
Olive Rrzloh aBd Byhalla, Miss, fseIni-
weekly Monday and FRIDAY, arrive 81 pm:
Cussa and Rig Greek, Tenn, weekly Friday.
arrive ~ q M. close At II am.
little Rock snr Helena. and al landings on
White river. f~scuii-weckiy3 tuesday and Sat
urlsv. raVe az am. close az tp.tn.
Pine Elun and Helena and all leudings on
ArkHusss riVcr t~tri-wceEly) Tuesday, Thurs
day aud saturday arrives 81 sa-n.i close at 4
Iifandingso on the Mississippi river south,
~A-fni-veekiy) Tuesday and Saturday, arrive
Fam. rigse ~ ( p.m-
Al tandiug- on tie Mississippi river north,
lemf-weekiya Monday SDd Thursday, arrive
JosI4u DELOACH, P. NJ
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FOR SALE.

Notes Under Gas head ufU b. frsrri-d ~ len
c7s' hss. r1eh bsertf0a.
u ESIuFNCE LOTS-Posiflye sale Of lots
u On shelby. Tennessee and Trezsvant
srr@eis- Beautiful property; mus. be sold on
or bssors December B;h. Come and zee
". ". RHEATLEN.
Ho5 Bethel Block.
DLtSTATTGN.-A 30. Z Mississippi PIsnta-
ton, 2i1 sctes, I'VE milee from Australia
Landing. BOLIVAR county. Miss. Improve
m~rfs very good; fgur-TOom fTSlne cottage.
excellent quarters. GEst-clsSs CiuhOuse, steam
engine, rir. Price. Sls.fU cash, as the owner
desires &c close ouL before leaving hiss section.
Apply 10 pDNoHO. JOY 60,
n0@ Northwest cor. Main and Madison SIS.
MATCHED CARRIAGE HORSES FOR
W EAIE-A pain of good, seryiceahle, well
trainr3. matched hlsC6 horses, at a price be-
low their value. =. v. TOMENN,
uuoo= so Main Street.
ASH- 80 Gcies lich and valuable land,
l. 1H IfiffrnCeu county. Arkansas. wing
Ten mites wcNt Of Mound CITY. and half \
mile soufh nf Military Road; IL acres cleared
N ia cultivation ell above overflow.
also, s ceres Sulurian Lots, on Mclean
Avenue. near Poplar street.
For terms, apply 10
ELAKENORE & Co.
EGla No iH Front street. uu-gtafrs.
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llis Honor Mayor Left~ ich lsRyez for
arhinzIoH Tomorrow.
Aid'r nan Cartwright returned TO the
ciiy yesterday from a biief visit 70 North
Mississippi.
Judge Connolly +. Trlgg arrived In the
city last evening.
Colonel John c. Bnrch, oflhe Nashville
DatOH and AEterieaa, arrived Ia the city
yesterday and is stopping at the Peabody
Hotel.
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F0R RENT.

Notice. rafsr his head t-H be- inserted at Ten
re771s ner Has. en~h Insertion.
EAEM.-The Leafs Herring Place, - miles
east OF Memphis. on the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad; contains over SO acres open
slgI ia O. high state Of cultivation, together
With good dwelling and c~ut-houSes, gin and
E~tnhruSe. plenty OF good water: place under
stpet REPAIR: VIII be- rented for the year lS7h.
a. T-hIir auction. On the premises. on the LIST
uf December next. JAS ". HERRING.
Shelby Depot, N. 4 o.. Il. r.
E-fers TO Gibson, Herring & Co, l2 Front
street. Memphis. nolS
ID ESTDENCE-Nire residence on Vance
II street. opposite -. Agnes Academy, with
i've or six rooms; formerly owned by James
lusC. Call on goldman Boyd or A. n. Boyd.
mole
ID G1NS-Fn Commercial Block-suitshle
II either Tor offices or nice bedrooms, 81
reasonable rates. Apply 10
Jos. J. ANDREWS,
u0v5 - Front Row, upstairs.
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INSANE ASYLUM.

OF. VfNCEST'S INSTITUTION o THE
, INSANE, ~. Louis, Mo. This institution
WAS founded 10y the sisters OF Charity, Au-
gust ~, 1858. II IL private and iirst-class In
its arrangements and accommodation. In
sane patients of both sexes and of all de
nominations are received, also those addicted
TO taking opium or other stimulants to ex-
cess and desire to correct. For terms, etc,
apply 10 Dr.. J. X. BAUDUY or the SISTER
AlfutsDTnn anal
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Notice to Stockholders.

OsEIcE MEMPHIS Ann 81. LOUIS rRASs-l
FORMATION COMPANY.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, November IS, 1863.
THE hoard OF Directors lave ordered the
L third inStalment Of twenty-five per cent.
on the capital stock of this company to be
paid, on or before LIST December, AZ their Office,
No. SO Front street.
A. L. CuMMINS,
nole Secretary and Treasurer.
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A,rsoLOdy.-Crowd of people are vis-
itiug the great European WzIrd OF 29s
ThIfd stree, whO can see the nature.
causr and lime OF all vents and mysteri-
Ous circumstances AT every age ia life.
She also shows y gu "A correct likeness 0i
your future partner, and all who have yet
consulted her pronounce her TO ba the
most astounding person they ever met or
heard Of
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BUSINESS NoIicE.-No contracts or OBJ
legations assumed or made 10y any midi
VidusI ewner or employee OF this office,
will he paid at our counter or recognized
a. an offset TO any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle 10
himself Ia person.
HEATING ENGLISH q co.
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NEGLECTED CoUaHs AND CoLDs.-Few
are aware Of the Importance of checking n
Cough or Common Cold" in its first
stage; hat which in The beginning would
yield TO a mild remedy, II neglected. soon
prey > upon the Lungs. BrO~H'S BroR-
ehbal TTOcheS," or CoUGH LozBNuBS, af-
ford instant relief.
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IoE LOCKE, 236A Main street has Cooley,
Dtmorest, Peterson and Pleasant Hours
FOR December Leslie's Magazine. Putnam.
Nineteenth Century, chronological Jour
nal, and a large assortment Of late novels,
ern dailies.
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BAR0AINS M silks. at
b. LOWESSTEIN Il BROS

NnrIcE! NOrIcE,! .-NOTIeE!i!-Dress
Goods sacrificed. Furs al halftheir value
Kid Gloves, sc and 81 90 a pair.
NENDGG &-RRO.,
226 Main street.
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Gems! CnRNsii-Dr. LindaTnan l. s i'll
stopping ~ he Ovetton Ito el, wLers lac
il making some wonderful cures in cirnS,
bunions. snd bad nails. H. cures without
ppin or drawing blood. GIVE him an early
call.
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NOTICE.

OFF1cE or CouN'V CoUET CIERK.
MEMPHIS, November Is, 1853.
SC Notice Il hereby given. that In accord
ance witi an order OF the Quarterly Court,
made IhiS day, w~lltcounlersign all warrants
issued FOR appropriations prior to October .,
1873; also, all Jury Warrants which are out
standing-all OF which will he. received in
payment OF county Indebtedness at this office.
noI6 JOHN LoAGUE. Clerk.
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Gestsrd ", in the case OF tIo State
vs.. Reuben Dean-iudictment for murder
tho Jury found the defendant guilty OF
mui5laughter. and hxsd tho penalty a.
i've years imprisonment ia the pcniten-
tisry.
To-day the cases heretofore sot for trial
will bs called a. usual.
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To PRINTERs.-We have for sale a font
of Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
for a country weekly. For price, apply or
address APPEAL Office.
HEATING. ENGLISH & co,
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I%SvESToRs, Agents. Merchants, and all
Dealers in Patents or Patented Goods,
should subscribe for the Patent lStar. de-
voted to their interests. Terms 50 cents
per year. Send stamp for sample to BENT.
GooDNow a Co., Boston, Mass.
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TRACE SALE CT FINE FuRs +!

This (Thursdayl morning. Rt 10 o'clock,
b. GOTTLIEB & EZEEIEL,
A~uctioneers, Corner Second snd Adams
streets.
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lRREGULARiTY OF The MAILS.

The attention ofthe postal authorities Is
called to The following letter, received al
This Office yesterday:
COTTON PLANT, Miss, Nov. 10, 1859.
Editors AppeGt: Is il not something
strange hat the papers of Memphis all
last winter, spring, and until three
months ago, were received a. this post
office gu the Friday after publication; but
all at once it is changed, aud HOW, when
we do get them - all, it is on the next
Tuesday, via Holly Springs, and I learn
that Ripley. only ten miles north of this
point, get their papers on the Thursday
after publication, and we have a mail froHi
Ripley 10 New Albany by this office on
Friday. I have written Ia you to send
our mail via Salisbury, Tenn, and Won
mark the packages via Salisbury, bui
still they are sent to Holly Springs "a
lay over until the following Monday,
Now, Mr.. Editor, can't you do some
thing for us7 Can't you have our mail
matter sent via Salisbury and Ripley -?
# not. Memphis papers viii not get a
single subscriber after the present sub
scription has expired. If your paper
came as it ought IN, I could double the
present number. I wrote tn the pos;mas-
Ter of your city snme time since. bat re-
ceiyed 10 response; neither did II do
good. j. b.
MIR. CHARLES STEELE, No. IS3 Second
street least side, between Adams and
" ashington) is the ladies' shoemaker, pG7
crceiicace, Of Memphis. For sixteen
years he decorated the pedal eNirGmities
Of the fashionable bellies Of Mobile, and
though not vet Il year iu Memphis his
fame j. already widespread among the
fair sex who delight in a naJi-iitting nont.
All the latest styles III tds 70 order. Of the
best material. Exclusively a ladies' shoe
maker.
LOST. on Sunday night last. In 81. Laza-
rus Church, or between that editce and
the APPEAL office. OF Madison, Main OF
Jefferson street. a gold, pnam@lled hoop
earring. The finder will be literally re
warded by leaving il at this office.
HERZOd q BRo's Plaids and Stripes
should be seen before you purchase any,
HAVE removed my studio to Jack.
sou Block, corner Of Glyosu AMI Main sts.,
To the studio formerly occupied by Mr.,
Clark. portrait painter. ! viii be- pleased
to receive visitors and or'lers for portraits.
WM. FRYE.
offer Memphis GayOso Gas CoHpany,
Bunk Building, corner Ham dHd LETTER
son streets.
The books for subscriptions 0fstOck are
now open at the gas office. by order OF
the Board of Directors.
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DEPARTURES.

MEMPHIS GAS WoRKs. November q.
The river rose = inches in the past
81 hours. IL stood - feet 81 inches below
lhe high water mark Of 1866 this morning.
CHAS. GOODWIN,
AaAaAnAaAA.AA Ana MILL
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NOTICE.

once Rouns' Line Red Rirer PIekef o..
p ORLEANS, La, Nov. 3, 1859.
Q II. SHOCK Is our only authorized Agsn
-. to sell tickets over opr line of steamers,
at Memphis, Tennessee.
q. I. KOUSS & BRO.
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OUE lately received Shawls and Arabs
ars the patterns of the season.
HERZOG 4 BRO.
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woxAs's PLEA FOa EMPLOYMENT

The APPEAL is published every day in
the year. u cents a week delivered by
faithful carriers.
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LAW REPORTS.
Law coUrt.--judae Lee.

a. 1NG
Adjourned yesterday, out Of respect
10 the memory Of the late Judge Jesse
AciIeury, y member or tho bar. No us
mess was transacted,
To-day the calendar q fcasss sat for trial
Is from No. 2SJl TO 300. inclusive.
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LETTER LIST.

The following Is the list Of letters remain
ing iD The Memphis POstOGice snd not dellv-
erred hy carriers yesterday.
All letters directed tG street and numbers
vii be delivered promptly boy carriers.
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HELP WANTED.

Notices urfsT lfs head ucU b inserted al Ten
cents per Hts. zach insertion.
TIE HANu$-LrTTLE ROVK AND FORT
SMITH RAILTOAn, CHTFF ENGINEERS OF-
Fr~F LUrrLE Rock. Ask. November -, 1859.
turaIS Road. FiHv good Tie Hands, TO wlom
liberal prices will be paid. BIZ the piece.
a. , ROBINSON, Chief Engineer.
Apply 20 RzESAED MCKENNA. Commercial
Hotel. agent J. r. and r.. :. r r. noI
AN-OoD-CHOPPEBS-& w-ood-choppers at
~ &C. Wb.Je's woodward, a. miles be-
low Memphis. IN Arkansas, on the river;
good timber ash and oak; 81 . per cord for
ch1pDing: paw every saturday supplies FUR
nI-Irl at wood yard nj Memphis prices. For
better information apply 10 l. La HORN,
dealer in groceries and family supplies, 2
AfEiu street nesr Memphis and Ohio Railroad
Depot. Memphis, Tenn. MOI
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FURNISHING GOODS AT AUCTION.

This iThur~d1yJ morning, al ten O'Clock.
10y G1ttiich * Ezekiel al tioneers. corner
Second and Adams ~ reefs.
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NoTIcE

ITO PASSENGERS FOR vICKS- IT,
i burg. NStchez. New Orleans. -
Shreveport, and jefferson, Texas. win ind Il
TO their interest 10 call at the General Passen-
ger Department for reliable Information
3. IA. SHOCK.
GenI Ticket and Advertising Agent,
NOD Mol Promenade, foot Of Jeferson 81.
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U S. Circuit coart---Iadgs Tfigg.
The November term will commence this
upDf ming.
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COMPRISING several makes. We VIII
- make an extra discount to parties want
Ing round lots. Nm. r. MOORE &CO,
nol5 ~ Main street
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CONFEDERATE OaPdAa ASYLUM.

The following acknowledgements have
been received at the Tennessee Confed-
crate Orphsu Asylum, at GAINESVILLE:
From Davidson County Auxiliary
Society, tho proceeds of i've days
sale n the Confederate Orphans
booth. .S5ll O5
One box provisions, valued AL. 30 Oh
From Edgcheid Auxiliary Society.
the proceeds Of one days sale nc
The Confederate Orphans booth. IA 81
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FoE the latest, richest, %rarest, sensation
al, German. French, agricultural. witty
and sporting papers, call On Joe Locke,
236L Main street.
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Buy F. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods, etc,
OF Wiggsns & Thorn. manufa ciurers, 2S
Main street, Clay Building.
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In COST AND CARRlAGE.

FOr mrther informant II We wOuid refer to
Mr.. W. J. Smith, with Menkem Bros, Me IN
phis. Tenn. or to US at BatesvIlle.
sa9f AK ER q STAMFORD
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FLANNELs! FlaHnels.l Blanketsl Blan-
keIst! Very low, at
b. LOW ENSTEIN & BROS.
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CHOICE family butter, and everything
nice for families.
GRIFFIN, MURPHY q Co,
A Monroe street.
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Miss EvANs' novel tVAsHTI; or Uatil
Death US Do Part" and a host of other
late publications. magazines. weeklies
and dailies on the connterssof Joe Locke,
236k Main streat.
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NKW dress goods, at reduced prices. az
b. LOWENSTEIN 4 BROS.
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Chance for Making Money.

NETE are DESTROYS or closing our business a
w BatesVille, on the Mississippi and Ten
nessee Railroad. TOany one wishing to com
menee business, We would sell our small and
melI seIacle.l slnrkn OF nrE Gnlda
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SoTIcE TO CorToN SHIPPERS. The
shippers and Charleston Cotton Presses
press cotton at s~eventy-fve cents per
bale. The monopoly (legitimaset rate as
first established. Independent, Reliable,
Responsible. II. A. MONTGOMERY,
Superintendent.
sirrN daiIies a weak d CENTS
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FOR RIVER.

FOR CINCINNATI.
Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
F1r Cairo, Louisville ana Cincinnati.
......... .Pearce, master
This elegant passenger acket
leaves As above E-z--
THURSDAY. 18th inst. At D N.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
nos Y Madison street.
Regular Memphis and cincinnati Packet
For Cairo, Louisville and Jinciunati.
KENTON master
This new and splendid passenger
steamer will leave as above @
THURSDAY. Sth inst. AT s PIN.
LARRY UARMSTAD D.. Agent.
nO4 y Madison street.
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Packet
For Cairo, Louisville and cincinnati.
" h0AN4l A0AM ~ uAsAAAEA
This elegant aud swirl steamer IT.
will leave rs above -L
FRIDAY. 18th inst, at 5 pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD. Agent,
uFf No. L Madison street.
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rHE AFPkAL Is delivered by daylight
ever times q week. for twenty-five cents.
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TOYS at wholesale. q tine assortment, at
Keys Variety Sior-, $40 Main street.
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OlhTEits. lake fish. game. etc.
GRIFFIN, MURPHY 3 CO..
81 Monroe street.
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iotal...,s.... ..-..sss......s...-s ..B.s.s.s-oSV ~
(SigncdJ MRS. A. q. MUNFORD,
Treasurer Orphan Society, GAINESVILLE,
Tennessee.
The ladies' % the above mentioned Soci-
cites desire to return thanks to those who
80 generously aided them IN their efforts
In behalf OF the orphans.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS a week Is All The
APPEAL costs delivered BY sIrisrs.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY FOR 1853.

LuugEE.
soUrH MENPHEs. No is-m-ets al Friday OF
each froUfA-HHli cor. Madison ana second
Al NeoclcF, " NJ. Pen. X Pullen. Sec.
ely month, a. ott-Fellows' Hall, corner
tesTl and Nslu. John Gent, W. NJ; John
U-aEtl-h- Secretary.
ria -CyIT NO. Ist Friday Of each
muIf HAIL corner Madison and second
n ~. Mitchell, VA; : Stnrn, Sec.
faouth-Dda-FelOws' Hall 7. VI. Stanley,
Is. b., T. W. Shelton, Sec.
kILnLSNusc. No. 5il-ueets SITS Friday Of
each moEtL-at south Memphis Hall, cor.
E5r OF Madison and second John AinAlle.
". 80 y. X. Pulleu. Sec.
ROYAL AECH
PENN NIfaFIEH, No. 2-neets ID Monday OF
der, b. Ell n CO Locke, sec.
HAEDEM
FlHhEEA CprNCTL. No &meefs 81 Monday Of
each mouth-GdJ-Fellows Hall. John Gent.
Th. IA NJ. Virgin, Rec.
TEHPLAtA
CTEENE OoEMASDEHT. No. +mecfs ath Mon
day % each month John Gent, Com. Nj.
WiE1n. Rec
A.. AND 4. SCOTTISH BITE.
HEKHEE y NITHRAs Lodges ineer inc
Junction 3tA M-tueHaag Ia every uloe
r. Arltersh. Eacretsrv.
tAsPElA toTNriL o p Princes Or JERUHALEM.
hlb, No Ben. * Pullen, sd, Tarsh.t.; A.
r FARMLAND, Hd, Recorder.
AAANthf 'uAlAEL OF KIOSK CKOIX, 18th, No.
g. Charles ". Adams, sd, 81. W.: n. T.
luIIiiuson. 8lt. Sec.
Pa LilFFE DJrLEs-E 5COUNCTLoF XII. 80th.
ESQ henry +. Woodward, I'D, Comm.
AtLaW T. erode, sd, Rec.
oN-l=IeEl VI WEST TENNESSEE, 32D. John
Aiue-r sd Comm. in Chief; Dodge C.
Trader. eIH. Per-
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DIR. r. j. EREENAN has removed his
ice To 81 Madison street.
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VALUABLE PRoeeRTYEoRs ALE

THE undersigned desires to sell his entie-
interest in the business and property Of
the A." Cotton Press Association. -
This interest will Insure an active busin. IS
man a vety large interest on the Investment.
Terms, one h llf cash, balance rs may be agreed
on. tnoEl THOMAs GRAVES.
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SILRsi Silks!i Silks.ii Cheapest silks
ever brought to Memphis, at
B. LoWENsTEIN & BROS.