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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-23
DIR. OLIN of Ottawa

this great reform in medicine will attend per
sonay upon all forms Of disease either acute chronic
SURGICAL when desired Violent Diseases dpthers uuoera
Group dysenery evers c very successfully treated by
genuine Eclectic practitioners they SCARE losing any
Wie III ola cnronc cases they noted everywhere. They
are always cied upsn repair the mischief produced by
other PhySicisns with their "kii cure" comedies.
Coughs o. 10 or 10 yexs standing Catrrh, with the de-
ruction OF the bones aud sct tissues tho nose Con.
SUMPTION, with partial 'ess Of luugs Syphilis, with foul
liberation and loss Of parts; Hip disease with inability to
Deafness from to 20 continuance rheumatism with
enlarged and anchylosed joints with demen
tia; Discusses Of the Eye, &C., &c. have been cured and all
OF which will be most happily referred to for tn benefit
those similarly afflicted He warrants all cases Of
Fever and Ague "
Dseasesof Women and CAdren specially treated Medicine
and surgical instruments cf every variety expressly aand
W 'nose various complaints Consult him. dec. 2-sp-tf
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FOR SALE,

GZA VERY DESIRABLE PROPERTY ro..,..
TsSINM on OtthNa Avenue, opposite Major Ilt. pro,
llUil&s ery. THIS property has very I'm. tvr.oyr
HHsE1H4 frame house, new and well finished: good dry
. celsr' csiern; never dry we'll good as the
pert; iru tree- shrblery and barn suitable f 10
horses This property runs through First Street which
makes the LED 900 feet deep by 80 front For ter- ard eric.
apply TO X H. LOWE q "a
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No. 81. FOR SALE or TRADE.

t:1s Good HOUSE and Lot on Madison street p,asan,
FTjiI house or i've rooms. Lot i0XI0 eI Fruit tees
.iiIt and shruhbery on loi. Terms liberal.
ILL., Enquire OF X. II. LOWE g. co.
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NO. y. FOR SALE.
AHM-N TWENTY ACRES or THE BEST LAM
MJKgt1EkA IN ILiIN0IS--In the best .tat. Of cuI,i
ULiIEliAM saton, with capital spring OF water rnn
sSl1xssl ming through IT, is offersl eleap Thsr.
is gre~ag upon The land in thrifty condition. between COO
ana sTo concord Grape Vines 5000 of which in vine
yard 500 Early Rchsond Cherry Trees 4Oo of which r T.,
orchard and 500 choice apple but It's no use ,.lh
ing TO appreciate ~ one must It, Call on US and wa
viii show 1t to YOU. 1t is for sale clesp The stool [
mentioned will bs sold by Vim. d. kcr OF Ottawa
r- Apply 10 H. II. LOWE Co
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No. 70 LA sale Street, Ottawa.
July ~, ls60-ly. 49,.
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No. 20. For sale.
fine Farm OF SO acres wei adapted frugrowng is well
fenced and well wacred; IN good state of cultivation y
chard of 500 apple trees In good bearing conditions H choice
pear trees l cherry trees $50 grapcyines g years old a
raspberry 6usis quarter OF an of large
quantity OF cnrrant goosebees &C. large asparagus bes
One hotbed 10 feet long, SASH &C. complete onse has sr
rooms cellar we'll large cstern There Is stable room for Sly
horses concribS, &C. Located three miles northeast Of Ia
Sale 3k northwest of Utica within -four miles of two Other
railroad stations Good roads Must be sold. Cheap
8 Inquire OF H. ii. LOWE IL CO.
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No. o..

!iliIe, so,,Iii'Wtst 81 Mar
j Porter, tue Owner, OF
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-10-23
No. %. ron saLE ora yu.pE

A@-C 4 VERY FINE RESIDENCE. The prop
Rfx." erty consists Of hne brick house
{A ~ - lpaiDed with wing. balconies &c eight
sE1YYHlkI, barge rooms, high ceiling. good cementsi
cellar, Wen, c.stern, large barn three lots
each .OSgs iee with arn9r fruit trees grapes srubbery &c
River &c. delightful prospect. Must be- sold Price n oo
FOR iuru'cr particulars inquire of Il. II. LOWE & CO.
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No. 30 =. ,E'or sale.
A Farm OF 100 scrc~, half mile eQlh Of Asrsees Vol
improved, good orehatN one god wo-sory house viii
Wing and small a9i,i houst; eaar. we'll cstcTu Ne
Spa barn good outbldngs. Price 5000 For terms in
l.iift OF H. IL. LOWE Il CO.
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.sti a ,ts7 ~ A,,o
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-04
8 r. RTTTEH.

There can be no doubt that it Is tie IL
tention CT SPENCE, who is the i~EstiEstOE,
il is alleged, Of the malicious prosseu-
tions and prosecutions Of RUTTER. to Sc
cure that person ia Nashville, where,
under the pressure that the ring would
bring to bear upon him, he would he ST.
fenced IS to what be has threatened to
give to the public concerning the aissp-
psarauee of the School Fond. This must
not be permitted, il possible 10 prevent
it and s. Mr.. RUTTER viii hare to 60
to Nashville, there &C answer the iadic,-
meat ofthe Grand Juiy, we suggest nat
now is IS good q time SO any FOR him 10
give TO ths public al ths5 be al OF in
formation a. TO he own manipulation ~
the ring And the m0dus 0psTaadi Of the
taking of CT the sacred fund.- Mr..
RUTTER should consult lis able counsel,
AID if they consent, promptly ard at
once publish ali the facts sEd Documents
il his possession.
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H.rCarE RIvER.

DOTNG HIS BEsT.-We learn that the
President Of the Memphis aud ONO
Rsilroad has beea to Nashville doing his
level best 70 defeat the bill already in
trOduced for the TecDening CT Hatchis
river to steamboat navigation, aEd that
+. s.. Richards, Of Shelby, opposes the
bill. We hope OUT Contemporaries il
Memphis will hoop up these m0uope-
lists, and make them feel what il IS 20
cripple the trade Of Memphis 20 tde eZ-
tent OF hundreds Of thousands Of dollars
for the sake OF turning into the pockets
o. the Memphis and Cai5 Ea3tr0SJ Com
pany the freight ana passenger money
that would Tigltlu,iy belong to those
who run bOgfsiI the HztsAie river trade.
We take tie above frcm the Bolivar
Bulletin Of Saturday. a8d fnd room for
It in our columns mat it m2y mere
prominently be brov GIT to the attention
OF Mr.. WOODRUFF, aEd especially Of
Mr.. RICHARDS, fJs senial. The opening
Of Hatchie river is essential 10 the pros
perity Of the people residing along lis
banks, ard viii be profitable to the mer-
camille community OF Memphis. For
these reasons, Mr.. RICHARDS shcG,G 20
for the bill, and SO work il the interests
Of the people.
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wAsmENGToN.

WAsEINGToN, January 3.-Hon. D.
a. Wells, special Commissioner OF Rev.
eBue, has ne3fly completed his third an
nual report addressed to the Secretary OF
the Treasury, aud which will lie tskns-
mitted to Congress on Tuesday. II Is
said 10 be an elaborate document, treat
ing OF the tariff, internal revenue,
money and industrial questions ia al
their different aspects, and recommends
such change in the present laws as Will
remove obstacles in the work OF tsXs-
ton willie prOtec' ing home iBduitry.
He alsO approves notifications in the
bonded warehouse system.
District Attorney Carington has caused
TO be summoned about ten witnesses
thus far, bat none from q distance, to
appear before the grand jury, with The
view of ob.aioiag another indictment
against John II. SGrrstt. Its said sbont
the Courthouse that the former trial and
the preparations Tor tbs second cost the
Government about $50 coo.
Dispatches havs been received by the
AdjuEant-Geners from Gen. Sherman,
unqer date Of st. Louis, q inst, confirm
ing accounts already published OF Gen.
Sheridan's operations and successes
against the Indians.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-04

ACCORDING to the biennial report OF
the State Treasurer, the principal Of the
public debt OF the STATE OF Eli .ois hgs,
within the last two years, been reduced
by the sum OF g. $50. $50, lesviag the
amount outstanding On Decemaerl l, 1868,
st IS. 9SS, 4j3. Tae receipts Tor the two
years ending November so, 1858 were
sc. 335 598, and The disbursements 81, 3d.
~, with 9 balance in the Treasury OF
SLIT ,04i. The revenues derived from
the illinois Central Railroad for the two
y care amounted to SS80. IS5. The debt.
the interest on which i payable Ia goi6
in London, smCuats TO 81 z6S 1S7, and
the Treasurer recommends the invest
me0t OF tie accommodating BALANCE Ia
United States bonds, and the aPpropria-
tion Of the gold interest 60 hquijate the
claims OF the foreign lo&u-hoiIeFs, ia
stead Of being obliged to ex2eud SIS, ss7
Tor exchange, as wss required in 1857
and 1868.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-04

SAN FRANCIsCo, January 2-Lste
Arizona aGvicss st&te that the Wallspa
Indians have broken faith with CO..
Price again, and are committing depre-
ds-i0ls. The people ia the WickenbuTg
ueiEhbGrbooi have organized q company
OF scouts for the purpose OF ch&siising
the Indians also pstitiousd Gen. Ord
ioT troops. The Apaeaes murdered s
man in Pians county and stole number
OF cattle. This troops succeeded in cap
turing he cattle. The Piana Indians
committed several ouErages near Mar
CaPs rails. Gen. AiexaUd3r settled the
na.;et without resort to arms. The
Palas are numerous. Trouble with
theIa is uotto be avoided. No -four here.
The Prescott and Lapas people have been
en- c0rnmeaI AID vegetables for
seine time. Il vessel with supplies Is
sGgs)oei 20 have been lost Of the Mexi-
Cal coast IL q recent storm.
Mining, both placer and quartz. is
Prosecuted vigorously. A number Of
emigzsats have arrived from the East,
mo5i Of them men, going 10 the Black
Canon diggiags.
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FJREHGS.

LONDON, January AT q meeting OF
w-0TkiEgUsn held 81 Lsmbsrsh tonight,
Presided over by Rev. &r. Newman Hal,
an sdGE6ss wSs presented to RsvsIdg
J-h1soG. The latter made = speech, IL
WEich he saiG the c0ntiBuanc8 Of good
feelings between Great Britain and tie
United States was sure TO be demanded
by Iae people CT both countries. His re-
msEks were received with enthusiasm.
The conference on the Eastern diff
Guilty viii meet st Paris on the 9.h If
January. Il IS said that, should its de-
A5eratIoas prove a00rtive, Russis viii
deinsnd non-iateCfeFence on the part Of
CaE European powers 10 the quarrel be-
tw3su Greees aud Turkey.
Dispatches frsm Paris report that sew
erai French iE0Cl ciaGs srs preparing FIR
SIS.
MADRID, January 3.-The official re-
ports state that the toss Of the insurgents
during the late fighting at Malaga was
$50 men. The city is now perfectly quie'.
FLORENCE. January 3.-Riotous dis
iUE5&ncss arising u Of the attempts Of
revenue officers to collect the unpopular
NH tax ere reported in sonae parts Of the
Kingdom, bus they appear to be o. Al il
character.
TBI9sTEs JsGusry 3.-The Emperor
Napoleon las subscribed five thousand
francs for the monument TO be erected
here TO the late Emperor Macmillan.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-04

An enterprise Of great msguitufe sid
Importance is about to command general
gubIIe attention, and VIII soon be pressed
upon Congress, 50 we'll backed, that it
must receive attention there. A men o.
rial, signed by q large number Of lead
ing citizsns of Tennessee, praying
a appropriation Of 81 500. $50, dor
he Improvement OF the Tepne5-
see river, but chiefly for the con-
srtotlna Of a canal and necessary
App~ugteaancos around the Muscle Shoals,
vas n sensed in both Houses Of
Congrazs las. month. It was ordered to
be printed and laid upon the table until
the committees Should os organized.
This memories viii BE supported by q
resolution OF The same import by the Al
Absma Legislature, by distinctions from
the Georgia Legislature to their delegates
% use their best efforts to the same end,
By the influence Of the Executive Com
mittee appointed by The Tsnnesses River
Improvement Convention, ~ The recon-
mendation Of the Chairman Of The
Prairie Du Chen Convention for
the improvement OF the Fox sid Wis
cousin rivers, which met in November
last, by The recent Norfolk Convention,
by the recommendation Of ths Conven-
lion that met in st. Louis g lew Gays
ago, aHd lastly by the National Board OF
Trade, recently in session ia Cincinnati,
the ahlest and most Influential body Of
men OF the kind "a the country.
or the intrinsic merits CT o work
which would keep the Tennessee
navigable the year round and open
fully to commerce The vast eoua-
Try drained By It, and Of the
vastly important results TO Te1Des-
see Of such 3 work, it is UNNECESSARY tc
speak in specisi terms here. j. VIII be
seen by the foregoing, and by the ciscu-
lar on cur first page, that Il g proposition
receives ample support OF the highest
character ard Influence, snd we truss
that those Congressman who have pro-
llaimed their desire TO restore the SCUM
to pesee and more than its former pros
will not neglect this opportunity
to attest the sincerity Of their profess
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NEW YORK.

New YORK, January 3.-Frank P.
Z stc Jr., il ia tOWn.
The TammsCy Hal Gsneral Com
ndiofeo reelected its ofiicsrs Of last yeas.
Meetings were held in several Wards
last evening, for the purpose OF inaugu-
rating q movement looking to the re-
m3val Of the present police magistrates
OF ta5s eisy, elevatjng to their places gsn-
tlen3en Of legal attachments, probisy az
honor. The movement Is n~on-par;ihsu
inSits character.
NJ. Frazier, President, and n. S.
I3ckeucOsh, Treasurer, OF the Ameri-
can Agricultural and Miseral Land
Company, have been arrested and held
IN 525 coo Gail by Judge McCann on the
afiGavIt Of Gen. T~achuaD, European
State Agent o. Immigration, charging
than With false representations ia re.
gard 10 their million acres Of land ia
North Caroline. whereby he was induced
10 iaake z contract with the Company.
easailsDg gse2s less, and igjuFipg his
reputation.
A cable dispatch to the HeroId, dated
Mairii, p inst, says several dispatches
ON Malaga yesterday report that the
insurgents there fired on q boat OF tie
Anaerie2n steamer Swaratsra while
conveying an American family to
the ship Serrona, and expressed
much regret at the act, and as
suTei the Uaited States Minister that
the GUILTY would be punished. A short
tim. fterward the troops attacked the
iGsui nts IL the streets, carried three
earri, les, and dispersed the rebels IT'D
slig5t iss.
A LJndon dispatch to the Herald con-
firms the occupation Of Malaga by Gen.
+ ia. The Insurgents lest forty killed
aud sixty prisoners.
1t is believed the Provisional Govern
meut contemplate a coup d'et0t 10y
placing MontpeasieT on the throne So
s0oD as the citizens iH the province of
Malaga are disarmed, and before the
has q chance to assemble. Gems.
SsErano and Rods support, but PFim OPP
poses, the vemeEt. Tha Spanish peo-
pie gensEaily favor the RspsbIie, but
viii 10 o~yergowered by the military.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-04

IT is estimated that the Masonic order,
at present, contains about !, $50, eco mem
bers. or this uumber $50. coo are Ia EGG
land, 100, 600 II Scotland, ard $1,000 IN
Irelsna. There are about $50 coo on the
continent Of Europe, 500, 600 in the United
States, and $1,000 10 other parts OF The
world. 10 EegIaad there are two CT
three thousand persons initiAtsd every
year, and the Masonic BODY is said 10 lie
everywhere increasing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-04
81. LOUIE.

ST. LOUIS. Jssuary SIT has trans.
uirei that the land thieves have forced
the titles to and sold over ten thousand
acres o. land ia DeKalb and Caldwell
counties IA this State. O1e OF the par
es eoccerred is now IN jaii IN st. Joe.
The great Western Distributing Ass0-
citation, organized and located al Kan
szs City, Mo, and which has sold tickets
throughout the West, has bursted. It's
manager has disappeared, and his Cffiee
aud effects seized ~ the sheriff.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-04

The Sun, under the management q
Col L. J. DURREE, yesterday made lis
appearance in smsll proportions, bot
neat garb, rs columns filed with such
spicy and felicitous paragraphs as its
rscy and experienced editorial writer
knows how 70 compose. We welcome
the S0ni and hope for its proprietors and
editors the success they know how to
achieve and their abilities viii deserve.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-04

THE Macon ga Telegraph says +" :
friend in Washington crops as q letter
on the 26Lh, in which he says: I have
been here two days, aud Gnd Georgia ST
fairs ia a muddle, th0ugh We have q
good many friends. Saa tie result is
very doubtful. The RscoDstsuction Com
mittee are to report Immediately On the
assembling Of Congress, and action VIII
be taken. 1 think, before the meeting
of our Legislature, on the l3sh Of Jazz
.Far- -
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BUFFALO,.

BUFFALO, January 3-The rev sus-
PENSION bridge at Niagara Falls was
thrown opsn TO the public yesterday
noon. Tbs Fails House carriage. con-
tanning Hollis White, VIee-President Of
the Bridge Company, Came ksef, Chief
Engineer, V. W. Smith, Superintendent,
and VIM. Pool, editor CT the Niagara
Fails Gazette, passed over, followed by
of people. The bridge is the
longest spga on the continent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-04

THE Knoxville Press and Herald of
Saturday the death, the pre-
vious night at 10 O'Clock, Of Gen. JOHN
CRozIER RAMSEY, and says that he
"had been quite III for some ten dsys,
though it was not until yesterday that
the progress OF his disease-inflamma-
ton Of The stomach and bowels-hsd so
developed itself as to give bis friends
reason to expect so early or so sad 3 ter
mlaatIop.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-04

ATLANTA, Gs, January 2.-Gsn. Sib-
ley and a body 81 Infantry left for S=yaE-
nan, TO preserve the peace.
The new mayer and city council we're
installed to-day.
SAVANNAH, January 3.-AfaiTs on
the Ogsechee remain in statu qlto, roth
ing having been done on either side.
TGe white fsmiiies from Bryan county
are moving into the city, and it Is re-
ported that trouble Is extending TO that
county.
TEo companies OF the Fourteenth
United S.Eses Infantry, under Gen.
Shi5y, arrived 70 Jay.
I1s civil snd military authorities are
ia conference, AID many runners &re
sdoat.
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GHECAGD

CHICAGO, January 3.-A na' Eimonial
JduE pI Is reported from Q :incy, Ii.
The youthful Wife0 a promineet citizen
becoming Jealous o. her husbands PEE
sFaHes for the servant girl, sent the
latter away for one night AID Oecu-
pied the room, Shortly before midnight
~ she supposed her husband entered.
Soon sfTeTwsrd, resolved to surprise him,
she struck g light and discovered thai
her sleeping pafrner was her husbands
caa.L.na.E
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-04

The Csptain-G General Of Cuba Is still
~endesvoring TO dwarf the iuccsssss Of
the patriots in that island. Each revo-
lutionary triumph should be Dubbed
from ths cable report-eReh Government
advantage hslved, If an approach to the
truth is desired.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-04

EFFORTS are being made to bring
JOHN n. SURRATr into court agslp.
Considering, says the Chicago Times,
that tie circumstance attendant upon
his discharge under the former proceed
ings, his conviction under q rev indict-
ment cannot reasonably be expected. Il
would appear, however, that those who
hung the mother cannot bear to abandon
the hope OF hanging the son.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-04

THERE is some talk Of annexiug Cubs
to Mexico. THIS is only a roundabout
way Of turning it over to ths United
States. The future OF Mexico, as well
as OF Canada, is that OF States Of the
great Yankee Republic.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-04
AUBURN.

AUBURN, January 3.-A serious scci-
dent occurred at the skating rink ia this
city last evening by the falling in Of
the roof Of the building, caused
by the great weight Of the snow
upon il. At the time, there we're about
tdiriy persons on the ice. -Four children
were SERIOUSLY irjured-one, . son CT
Col. Dodge, fatally. He died last night.
Others had limbs broken, hut, with the
exception ofa daughter Ct Mr.. J. Haighf,
are rot considered 10 be in a dangerous
condition.
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DAILX APPEAL.
YEARLY SUBSCRIPTION
$40 90,
A REDUCTION OF
Sc 90 PER YEAR.
ts- Send IN rour orders
70 Lease for a FeEal ( Years or barring

To Lease for "a EeruE I Years or Barring
My Lie.
uIHE SHAW PLANTATION, 7 miles from
l. Gssden, $50 acres Of open land, Gin and
Press and ! will sell the stcek and 1armfuQ
utensils and corn and fodder cneap. Good
hands enougG on the place 10 cultivate il on
snares. and aF8 eDgaged for next year. Also. a
q st0rehous9 5Gby ~ feet and ssedrcom 30 bv17
feet Several dwellings and a groct ~ house 20
by So Either OF The slorehoEses and cotfage
will be rented separate for $3.50. One
and drugs IN est Tennessee. apply to MIS-.
y. a. SHAW, Quincy. TenD, or EVANS q
"a Front street, Memphis, Tenn.
dsl8 w3te
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WEATHER AsD RIVERS.

CAIRO, January S.-The river rose
z usteen incnes to-day.
Up-Peoris City. 10 pm; AtIsntic, II
nm; Henry Adkins, IL pm; Darling,
II pm; Rubiecn, 10 am; P-ytons, 10
m; Alice Dean, IL am. The Conti-
Mental viii probably get of tonight for
New Orleans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-04

We learn from the Knoxville Press and
Herald Of Saturday that Gov RowNLCw
has sold his interest ia the Knoxville
Wing to q stock company Of some five or
six citizens Of Knoxville. It is also
stated that Rev. t. 81 PEARNR is to be
the editor in chiefaoder the new regime.
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By Telegraph.
ALABAMA.

MONTGOMERY, January Ex-Governor
Smith has appointed J. L. Pennington,
a. J. Walker and Chas. a. Miller, Com
l1issionsrs to Florida to negotiate for an
uexiug West Florida to Alabama. Taey
wiz probably start next week for Talla-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-04

FoR the twentieth time, the Cretan
rebellion is officially announced as at an
end, Let the world rtjoics till the arri-
val Of the news Of fresh hostiIities in
Crete.
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Notice.

THE Stockholders of the Gegmsn Savings IN
I sdtution sre requested TO meet the Com
mittee az the Tunoel. On Adams street. up-
stairs, TO-SIGAT, at ~ O'cIocE.
JOHN Il. EICHBE7G.
ia r1sj mo, Gr1,nst.ea
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z oIicA.

o. AMI after This date We will no. be- respon-
sible Tor any goods purchases Gus, except
y Otder OF either member sf the firm.
p. SEE-SEL son.
Melnphis. Jaruarv I.tss3. II
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Big Cre5k Laad Ten Niles Of acmphls,

90 l0G, $50 and 90 acres ouz of 800 on the
~. Mssiss pPi River Eaflroad, soon 10 be
1nit, aud near the prospective dspnt, fer sale
at bargains, c Immediately elso. 20 acres,
ElaiEIy Cypress TimDer. On Ha5cnie also,
SIEAM MILL. Apply TO ny sons On premises,
or 10 myself, this month, al Raleigh,
E.0acces gO0I Stock Rancho on the Lsv9ca,
in Jackson county, 3exas, and CO aErss on
TduiJy, Liberty county, Texas. Fine Eiaata-
zion to sell or exchange IOr city properly. All
titles perfect i4@ $ =. RhABERT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-04
HE IS HERE!

THE STEAM MAN viii b. on exhibition for
4 three days only. at No. 23 Main street
commencing Tuesday MURSIN 4-hours
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