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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-22
Horrible Outrage in Alabama.

The person oftwo young ladies were
terrible outraged on Thursday morn
ing last, says the Eullla Ne,rs, about
thirteen miles from this city, on the
Dlleville road. One of them is 50 ter
rihly injured that it is doubtful
whether she will recover from her in
iuries. The negro was traced to this
city, ARRESTED this morning. Qnite
a crowd of the COiOred brethren have
gathered around him, aud are appa-
rently sympathizing with him. lie
viii be carried before the young Ia
dies, and if he is recognized rs the
scoundrel, he ought not to see another
sun.
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DRY GOODS.

HAVE lust RECEIVED
200 cases beautiful New Prints,
100 cases BleaChed Domestic,
100 cases Cotton PIaids,
100 cases leans,
so cases Linseys,
so cases FIanneIS,
20 cases ShawIs,
5 cases Cloaks,
so cases Breakfast ShaWlS,
5 cases Arabs,
ZU cases Balm0ral skirts,
10 cases Boulevard Skirts,
100 bales 0snaburg,
100 bales Brown Domestic,
SO bales Blankets,
Is bales Kerseys.
Also, an Immense New Stock of
Dress Goods,
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ANOTHER BURDELL CASE
A Strange and Terrible 0CYsiOsAe6t lH-
yOlving Murder and Seduction.

NEZ YORK, November IA most
terrible case came up before Justice
Hogan at the T0mas To-day. y
widow named Caller preferred a com
Blaiut against ii wCll-knOwn German
physician. lr. Augustus Wcdekind,
who resides in Orchard street. The
widow resides at lSj Clinton street,
and is supposed 10 be in comfortable
circumstances. She testified that this
physician had, Ggring her husbands
life, attempted to debauch her, and
taken improper liberties with her per-
son, and had also eXtOrted money
amounting to the sum of one thousand
dollars from her under threat that he
would prefer a charge against her of
haS:ng obtained poison from him TO
kill her husband, now deceased. The
Doctor made several counter charges
against the widow Caller, and testi-
tied THAI she had offered him $1,000 to
keep quiet in the matter of her hUs-
bands death, whom he declared she
had poisoned. He acknowledged that
he had given her a receipt for $1,000,
the receipt being produced in court,
bat that ne had done il merely to Sc
cuTe evidence against her, with the
purpose Of bringing her to justice for
the murder of her husband, and that
be had Immediately placed the 5000
note in the hands OF the Coroner, who
appeared before the magistrate and
testified TO having received the money
from Dr. Medekind for the purpose
which the Doctor had indicated as a
means Of bringing the murderers OF
Mrs. Callers husband tO-justice. The
Doctor Ras renlapded foreXs nination,
which will take place tomorrow
morning, at the Tombs. Roih parties
are German, and the ease has created
the greatest excitement in the city.
Strange developments may be eX-
pected when this case is fully inves-
tigated, and already it promises to be
something akin 10 the famous Burdell
mystery IN public interest.
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FOREIGN.
The Storm Continues ---- Marine
Disasters.
Paris---Ths Elections Pass on
Quietly.
Napoleon and the Emperor of Austria
on the Move.

Spain---A PrOtest---MOVement OF
Troops.
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kon-kssident nnticA

Municipal COurt OF Memnhis, NOveInb Der
Term. lSig.
5il5, ADS. Hill, Admir- of NJ. r. HILL de-
ceased, vs.. Moses Stout
nN motion OF plaintiffs attorney, and II
~ appearing to the satisfaction of the
Court that AN original attachment was had
ana levied in This case, retuTnable to this
term Of the Court; and IL further appearing
That the defendant is NONRESIDENT Of this
state, SO that the ordinary process OF law
cannot be served upon him: Ii Is ordered
that publication De made, for four Successiv.
weeks in the Memphis Appeal, a newspaper
published in the city Of Memphis, requiring
him 10 appear before The Judge OF this Court,
at tie courtroom OF said court, within the
first three days OF said term or Judgment BY
default Will be taken against him,
\ true copy from the Record.
FRANK'TA FIT Clerk
q NullIh- AfI Illtt
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FRUITS AND FLOWERS.
Green House Plants, Flowers, Etc.
NEagnC1ias

XUE ARE NOW FULLY PREPARED Tu
w MI all orders. Law ont and Beautlfy
Grounds and Furnish BUuquets, AZ short no
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G n AN &c ERY S ALE,
on TUESDAY NEXT,
OF CITY AND SUBURBAN LOTS,
Belonging to the Estate of Jas. A. Carnes,
deceased.

WE invite special attention 10 this impor-
w tani sale % valuable and beautiful prop
erty. commencing on Tuesday next.
Tile CITY LOTS are located on the east hOun-
dairy line OF the city, at the intersection OF the
Memphis and Ohio railroad and Brinkley aV-
euue, and anprti HS strong Inducements as TO
terms, ueighbOrhoOd and convenient locality,
as can be desired, for pleasant and desirable
home lot, at a small outlay OF smoney.
The sUbURfAN LOTS are The choice OF the
choicest around the city, as To shape soil.
health. society and cOniVrnieuce-all OF theI,l
being within short walking distance OT the.
Fair Greuud and Wilson's stat lon. on the.
Memphis and Charlestlp railroad, three miles
east OF the city. The sale begins GU Tuesday
Sid, at 10 O'Clock, ON Brinkley avenue, and
viii be- closed on the suburban lots the next
day, Wednesday, the 2lth.
Terms of Sale-Thiri cash: balance in one
and two years, with interest and personal Se-
curit > retaining lien. Plans OF the property
may De had at my Office and Of the auction
GERS tonVeyanreS leave the ely from the
clerks Office at % clock \. AilSTQN,
Clerk and Master.
ROY-TFE TEEZEyANT & Co. Aurtfrs fuolf
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SPLENDID FARM
FOR SALE.

w +. the undersigned, Executors. offer for
w sale the farm belonging to the estate OF
Mai. r. r. Moore, containing about rs acres,
81 miles west of SomerVille. Fayette county
Tennessee, on the road leading To Memphis
about 400 acres open and In cultivation. The
improvements consist of dwelling with eight
rooms, several c1bins-hewed logs. with brick
chimncYs-two hewed log SmOl1e-hOuSes sta
hle> cribs, carriage-hOnse, gin and press, eX-
ceilent well Of water, an orchard of 100 pegteh
trees, four years old, besides pluns, quinces,
cherries, damsons, raSpberries and strawber-
rieS. In addition To above Improvement Is.
there are four other settlements on the place
The above land is sold for division.
Terms One third cash, balance one, two and
three years.
Nj. &, G. Moore, on the place, viii take
pleasure in showing il TO parties desiring to
purchase. J. j. THARp Macon, Tenn.
VIRGIL V. MOORE,
Nc ! HOward's Row, Memphis.
Good schools at SomerVille; society good /;
railroad runnin to SOmerVille n02O
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The yield OF cotton this year in
British India is estimated at $l?5,uJO,
900 in gold. THE Government has
also established l9,0O0 schools, at
tended by Co., 600 native children.
There are already G0O0 miles Of rail
way in operation, and il Is now pro-
posed 70 build $500 miles more, at the
rate of30O miles a year. These facts
indicate i4e rapid progress Of Euro
pean ideas In luia,
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

MuRPHH-The friends and acquaintance
OF Mr.. FRANCS MURPHY are respectfully in
yited 90 attend his funeral, from his late resi-
GArca IS Auciion street, MONDAY Morning,
at i9's o'cIucis. Services ~ 81. Peters The
house Of MesSrs. Il. BrannoD " 60. will be
closed ON Monday until y. o'clock pm.
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DIED..

BLACKWELI--in In Chelsea, at the residence
OF J. J. Wigs, on the 25th inst, Miss ANNIE
OF Limestone county, Alabama,
asod = Yearsa aad is days.
WIuGS-pn the same day and at the same
place, WILLIAM BowLING WIGGs, youngest
son OF J. J. and NJ. Il. Wiggsi aged ~ months
and "a days. Both will be inferred In Lime
stone cputfv Alabama
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ADMINISTRATIVE Sale

on MONDAY, THE GrH DAY OF NO
~ vembcr, 1853, ! will proceed to sell, on
the premises OF the late =. X. FeytOn In
shelby county and State of Tennessee, To the
highest bidder, all the personal effects OF
z. X. Peyton, deceased, consisting Of horses,
mules, cattle. hogs, farming toulS, wagons,
corn and fodder, household and Kitchen fur-
niture. Sale to commence at 2 o'clock.
Terms cash. NJ. A. PFNTON,
mO2O Adm 3 of Z. K. PeYtbn decd.
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Southern DebutaBte Os tbe Dramatic
Stage.

Manager John T. Ford is about to
Introduce To the Southern people a
specimen of native talent and culture
in the person Of Miss Laura, Alexan-
der, of North Carolina. The VIII
E!ingtOn JOtGHdi says of her:
Miss Alexander is an accomplished
actress and a charming and cultivated
lady. She belongs 20 one of The lead
ing families of Western North Caro-
lima. lfer father was one Of the most
brilliant members Gf the bar, and her
mother a renowned belle Of the State.
The Alexanders, POlks and urahams
are historic names in North Carolina
and have been from the date Of the
Meek lenbarg Declaration, prominent
alike ig Dghlic and private life.
One brother was a distinguished Off
eerof the Confederate navy, and an
other, cherished friend and class
mate of the editor Of this paper, left
the Presidency Of Colleges III Texas
10 serve in the Confederate army,
which be did with distinction.
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LUMBER, LArHs AND SHINGLES.
LUMBER YARD and SAW MILL,

TTNHE oldest Yard ia Memphis; established
Il in 1871. With a fun stock OF logs, sea-
soned and dressed lumber ON yard are pre-
slons OF cypress or poplar, at short notice. A
large stock of Doors, Blinds and Sash, glazed
or unglazed; Laths, shingles, Cedar Fence
hand. Our motto is, quick sales and small
profits.
NJ J.. & j. W. COCHRAN.
Office and Yard foot Of Washington St,
no9 dAw Near river
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
ATTENTION. SIR KNIGHTS.

= NTIE stated COnclaVc of Cyrcne Com @
manderN No. of Knights Tcmpiar. w
VIII be hog this MONDAY Evening, ~
I'D inst, at o'clock, Tor dispatch OF business.
Visiting sir Knights are Iratcmalls invited.
By command Of GEO. MEILER~H,
r.. Commander.
T. J. EARCUUs Recorder. nO22
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PARLOR MUSIC Hall
COCHRAN HALL.
INSANE ASYLUM.

CT. VINcENT's INSTITUTION FOR THE
- INSANE, St Louis, Mo. This Institution
was founded by the Sisters OF Charity, Au-
gust To- lS5S. II Is private and first-ciass in
It's arrangements and accommodation. In
ssne patients of both sexes and OF all de
10 taking opium or lotner siias0lanis 10 ex-
cess and desire TO correct. For ternas, etc.
npiy 70 nr. J. X. BAUDUY or the kiiSTER
3 PEklQR. sugS
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VALUABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE

i interest in the business and property OF
the Memphis Cotton Press Association"
This interest will insure an active business
man a very large increase on the investment.
Terms, one half cash, balance as may be agreed
on. tnolTl THOMAS GRAVES
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-22

The independent says: We are
not sorry to hear that Father Hya-
cinthe does not propose To confine his
influence to his forensic labors; but
proposes soon to establish a paper,
bearing the name Of lie CroieR, which
shall be both religious and political
in its character"
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.

Mrs. y. P. BOWERS, the great American art
iSte, Is engaged FOR a limited number OF
nights ana viii make her re appearance here
MONDAY EN ENINOi, November 22d, In her
artistic characterization of LADY AUD
LEY, in the drama founded on Miss Brad
don's thrilling story, entitled LADY AUD
TEN'S SECRET, in which She VIII be sup-
psrted hy MF. J. &. MrCOllom and the New
orleans stock Company. Tuesday Even Ing,
November 2ld-Edward Faicaner's historic
cal drama, entitled MARY ARr-Mary
stuart, Mrs. d. p. Bowers; Lord George
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BROOM'S OPERA HOUSE

jefferson Street, near Main.)
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Independent Cotton Press,
2O3 MADISON ST.

nuR purchase has been confirmed by the
" u. District Court OF Missouri for the
southwestern Freight and Cotton Press Com
pHny, we are now prepared 10 compress lstri
bales cotton In 10 hours. viii have two new
presses up within few days. which will tuin
out tU0 bales In addition TO what We are now
rompressmg.
nual MORSE y HUDSON
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Mississippi and Tennessee R.R.
CEANaE OF TIME.

O& AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOv. Il, 1863,
~ unti further nptice, trains viii Iun as
loilowS:
NEE OREEANS NAIL. DATLY-Leayes Men,
phis at Y M, making direct connections
iOr New Orleans, Y NickSburl ANA all points
South.
ENPRHss-. DAIIN--LeaveS Memphis 4: Is PM,
making direct connection for Coneevllle-
Water Valley, oxford. Holly SPRING, and
all points North of Grenadu, on Mississippi
Central Railroad.
baggage checked through.
Procure tickets az * Main street, or at the
Depot. OmnlhuseS Will cali for passengers
and cheek baggage, by leaving orders at ~ :
Main street. a. =. ilNEKMORF,
e. p OAKLEY, G.. A. lnoiII Gen1 Supt.
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MEMPHIS &LITTLE ROCK R. R.

No only p hours tQ Little Rack.
~: The only sac. asssi certain route 10 Little
tts,-k
M Never failS to make connect isus-earry-
ing the EnitCd States Mail.
E6 Round "trip ctit he made I'm days, and
spend ali day ia ilitil, Rork.
fls5 Always go with United states Mail; n
never misses.
BE Train leaves daily at o'clock am.
sunday included. B. u. WILLIAMS,
uol3 General Agent and superintendent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-22

The canal connecting TIE Ohio river
at Beaver, Pa, with Lake Erie at Gi-
raFd, st present permits the passage
of boats carrying thirty or forty tons
only. The newspapers of Western
PENNSYLVANIA are strenUously urging
the enlargement Of the capacity OF the
canal, 50 that boats of three hundred
TO five hundred tons may pass
through. 1T Is c0nteDded that by
means Of the enlarged geter-yay,
boats could bring the iron and copper
of the Marquette Wis., region to
Pittshurg, and also that new rout6
to the Atlantic coast for the transpOr-
tation Of the breadstufs and provisions
OF the West would be opened. The
canal was built by the State Uf Penn
syivapis, et 2 cost of q, 100000, bat
about twenty-five years ago was trans
ierred to private eoI9Pasy,
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Kentucky Bagqinq.

XNyE are in daily receipt "KY. PY" full av-
w erage two poui Bagging. Will stll at
lowest market price.
TODD 4 RICHAR- s IN,
4 .tafa
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TmE OONTEsT n AiIssIssIPPt

Parft.s in Mississippi have been
mailing .; the President and other
otIici7ls heEe, copies Of letter written
in 1906 nv AlcoFa, the Radical candi-
date Rf Governor 0i that State, in
which hc severely denOunceg John
sons policy 80 being too liberal tI
the south, and advising the people Of
his section To stand ~ moIe rights.
Judge Dent left Washington this
morning TO meet Alc0rn on the stump
an Monday.
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St. Clair Nurseries, SummsrfsId, III.

n : MILES from st. LOnIs, on 0. and u. r.
20 r., r. F. BABCOCk, Proprietor THtA
Hundred acres In the cultivation Of Frnith
Trees Apples-a magnificent stock OF alt
3 year olds, Including all the leading and
mnst popular southern varieties, obialned
frOm reliable grower SOuth--Pears, Peachss.
Pluns, ApffcOts. Necfarilses, Cherries, Qoln-
ees, Grapes, straw berries, kaSpberrlesf etc.
In grent variety. A choice collection OF koseas
Evergreen and beeiduous Tees.
Flowering Shrubs, Herbaeeous flGn 3 'tiibaa
etc Branch Ofiice, Il and Is MorOe
sell d4W GEO. r. BROWN. 6en1 H. 800
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-22

The fund OF two thousand thaIers
(SlGO0), established in Leipsic in 1890,
for the erection of a monument in
memory of the Reformation, has now
increased TO ten thousand thaler,
($S000), and measures will soon be
taken TO carry out the Intentions Of
the contributors. a monument 20
Liebnitz, it is proposed, is also to be
erected in Leipsic.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-22

THE fires in the United States, from
January lst TO Noyember lst. il has
been estimated, involved a loss Of
81, ,53f, 600, divided among the re-
speetive months as followsi January,
s., ,294, ,Ni0; February, S2,G37 900; /;
March, S2, S92, 600; April, $4,572,0 600;
May, ST, $50, 900; June, $1,000, 600;
July, SL677, ,000; August, S6, s3s, ,090;
September, $l,242,0O0; October, 81
700 OiBO
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Administrators NOtice.

NOTICE Is hereby given, that the
- signed was. at the October Terms
the County Court OF shelby eounf- "
Qualified as Administrators OF the a+tS
Edwin Whitfield, deceased and tiiat - ~
sons having claims asalnst the t1t1 $50.
are required 70 present theIni dutt aos AeH4i-
Gated within the time prescribtti ny law. or
they VIII Be barred. and Hose lnnsoies 70
the same are requested 10 make lnlineti-afe
paynenf Persons having business CON
nected with estate VIII cell upon Aflo4 il4ii
" Moore No Howard How.
u04 FANNY 4. " h1as - i-A'i As.la :. .or-.
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TO Cotton Planters & Stock Raisers

TENHE Memphis oil Company wish to pur-
i chase during next fall and winter, a
large quantity Cotton Seed, for which they
viii pay the market price, furnish sacks, and
have Seed correctly weighed on their large
platform (Fatrhapk 81 scales. They urge their
friends not TO store their Seed in large guam
titles. and thereby have their value destroyed
or injured by HEATING. Planters wi-o wish
TO make contracts for delivery OF Seed will
please call al oil Work, Center Landing.
30 Oil Cake and Meal for sale In any quar-
,-1l
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THURSDAY. NOVEMBER 25fL

At O'Clock pm, upou the premises. VIE
and where We shall De happy to meet u ia
attendance of bidders
TERMS or SAI.E.-fTalf cash, balance
equally divided in and IL months, Win IN
terest, secured by deeds OF trust upon the
property. fhe sale wlil4le with perfect ritiss
t0 tue purchaser, " ith rents from lst Decrnt-
her, and Possession lst Of January
ROlSTER, TBEZENANT s. ca.
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THE GREAT RED STORE.

strictly hrst-class property IN location.
mai isri;il- size and condition., aud especially >
80 In The urSt-claSS tenants which it AWAY ;
commands. al the highest ruliu- rate ar rents
it Is Impossible 90 find safer or better iu-
NeStment in real estate here or eiSeET here
and In the necessity which forces him upC1
the market, Mr.. Jones wishes 10 avail him
self OF the fullest competition among lhi-
ders. He has therefore. instructed Us 10 ~ e
notice that it Will De put up ~ perempJdy
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Lumber, Laths and Shingles.

T HAVE now on hand. and am CONSTANT
1 saving, fall stock Of BUILDING Lumber,
Of all Dimensions; sills, 1Gisis, Studding
Posts, Boards Of ali lengths, aud clear Lum-
LerI alsa, q large stock Of
LATHS AND SHAVED SHINGLES
Particular attention given 10 the shipmep
of Lumber. Orders solicited.
e8- Mills and Lumber Yard on Wolf River,
north of Bayou GayOso.
se5 dAw q N. NENABl.E
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Olive Logan says Philadelphia Is
the best place in the country to get
your legs padded, and she has tried
all Of them. They make the legs so
tbe bran don't sin out all over the
carpet an9 into "A girls shoes.
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MARSHAL'S SALE.


ny virtue Of two executions 70 me directed
ID from tile Municipal Cnurt Of Memphis
one iu favor Of ], T. Petit and against the
Memphis Mining and Manufacturing tom pa
ny. jtdgment On the llth day OF May, lSs5S isr
S276I " two thousand seven hundred and
siNty-nine dollars and two ceniSl, besides
costs Of suit; the other in favor OF "A. J.
" ickS and against he same Comp pany. judg-
ment on The same day for SlO72 - tOne thoH-
sand and seNenty-!wo dollars and finy ccntSi
besides costs OF suit, l viii proceed TO sell 10
the highest bidder, for cash. in front of the
courthouse door Of the Municipal Count, on
Wednesday, the lst Day Of December, 1869,
between the ieg;,l hours of sale. The following
described properly, to-wit: The IaaSehOld in
tereSt of said company in and to the tract Of
land on which the Rolling Mills are situated
fronting zr-iil ieet on Promenade street in The
city gf Mrlupl..s, Tennessee. and running
hack, hetWeeif parallel lines, about 40 feet to
Wolf river. said leaSehold i.ss ten years to
iun from June, is5d. together with Al the i'm
pruNements thereon. consisting of buildings,
machinery, boilers, engines, r0iling-millS,
plsltf0rn-s,'ales. and all the fixtures hel0ng-
ing To said Rolling Mills, levied on a. the
property Of the Memphis Mining and Manu-
laciuring company, aud sold 10 satisfy the
foregoing Judgments, interest and costs
T. II. ~ - WELL,
Marshal NJ, &. II.
Bv ". +. BAIL. Deputy Marshal,
&oNeu1tf.r IN INA nOIO
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TRANSPORTATION.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
Memphis and Charleston R.R.

nN AED AFTER TLDAG. NOV. LjTH
~ Through Trains for Nashville. Chatta-
nOOga and East, leave at l3 m. and II "a pm.
New Orleans Tfajn and points ON MisSis-
Sippi central, 6;2u a an. and -D pm.
Mall Train arrives al S..ai D. m. nnii
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TWO FIRST-CLASS
Main Street Stores
AT AUCTION.
ST0RE-HOUSES AND LOTS.
Nos. 226 and pan Main Ct

Each lot having front on Main street nF
about = feet hy. a depth of l4siS and I'm
proved by comm1dlous brick stores, covering
the entire depth Of the lots, from street t6
alley. No. - il "A three-stOried Brick BUILT
ing, second house north OF the alley. on east
side OF Main street, between Adams and Jeff
ers0n, occupied by the old established nrni OF
NENDIG & BROTHER
No. 80 is the elegant four-sfnfieI Rri..lS
StOrehOuse ON the east side Of Main street AZ
the corner Of the alley, between Adams afI.t
Jefferson, p0palarized hy Mr. FRANK, The
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wednesday, the Ist Day of December, I86.
AVAILABLE FARM

GONTAINING I5u14 acres, TO acres cleared
u and IN good tillabie condition, the balance
i'm good timber. Will be sold BY the under
signed, heiTs Of Hugh Mcclellan, To the higl-
esL bidder, tOG division. on
Tuesday, TIE 9TH Of December next,
Between the hours OF u and 2O'rloeS, On the
premises. The improvements are good
dwelling-hOuse. Kitchen, smOke-hOuse, sta
bles cribs and other Out-hOuSes. grilSs-lOt and
"A fine young orchard, now bearing. Said farm
Is situated Is miles northeast OF Memphis in
tie tirSt civil district in shelby county, two
and a-half miles from shelby Depot, VI. 4 q.
X r., and on the road leading to POrtersviia.
TERMs-Half cash, the balance Ga credit
OF twelve mouths, with & lien retained.
y. 4. MCCLELLAN,
". r. MCCLELLAN
NJ. A. DAVIDSON,
y 80 II L !. L
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-22

Meeting of Chamber of Commerce.
'I'iE regular monthly meeting OF the
l Chamber Of Coninieice VIII lake place
at The Hall OF the Chamber, on MONDAY 22d
inst. ri pm. Z. 4. NELSON
Ledger c0py, fuo2Il President