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STONEWALL FOB SAFE.


Owing 70 tho Es{Ilng health Of JA&Es
" STEWART lEEO has been IA charge OF the
premises as manage and psrtncr tJ- Lle last
twenty -nVE gEars.- 5IDNEHALLf iar4 en-
bracins about 1850 acres OF the choicest portion
OF the estate OF the ATE DAVID lhALGhEAD
situated Ia the bend OF Island No "a, ArksnEas
ssle. IS nov offered tOr sale.
There are On the place aJout 10 acres cleared
Eel leucsC, snu low in cotton sud com one
hundred acres il fine cypress timber, 70 which
frem the 5snE OF lie river Is, in complete ruo.
ming order, at.alnw6y- PROVIDED win r2Aloao
t-acks. convenient for bringing lumber JOY
shipment. The balance Of the lana Il heaVhy
Umuered win Osk. ash, walnut
efe. IL Is vel lSss@d, snn q Large pcftloh %
EhH fracs Is entirely ABOVE i"e hEA-l h'o-r
shere are 2lso on the piSce coHliorJSuie houses,
nero quarter, a gin anG cotton Ir-ss, barns.
stables, 8 fine apple and a peach orcrarc ana
eysrythiug IA complete rUEDiug cr1er. Alsol
snutE5er Of reliable hands, who have been on
tire place 1Ur years, who may Dc Employs ny
Ele purcL27er Also, mules, hor5eh, slOcA hORa,
oxen. etc. sCElclsutt 20 Eo1k q, and Naius1 al
about 5000. Tn5se latter, - viii oe desirable 70
dispose o. 10 the TurchasGr Of tue land
Tor further particulars apply "
D. STEWART, en- The Premises.
JAWS ~ front street memphis.
GPAi2EEAD, BREAST OlbsONA
DEF In
me--4si tUs5f - COY one month and seEt bil
- III y E.dasn. - Eu1ui street, Memphis
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EPISCOPAL.
Coaditlan ef the University 0E
the South

We learn from the Nashville Banner
Of Thursday, that during his recent visit
to Knoxville, Bishop q Iintsrd replied 20
many Inquiries concerning the UHiger-
sity OF the South at 5ewanee,
There Is now at ths University, a
chapel, a frame building, 70z30 feet, with
wings each 25X30 feet, used az recitation
rooms. There is also Otey Hall, named
for the late Bishop O5ey, OF Tennessee, .
frame building Of sixteen rooma, and
CrimIett Hall, named for Rev. NJ. Trim
lets, OF London, England, one Of the
w8rmest friends o. the University.
Trimlett Hall has q front OF 1853 feet, is
three stories high, with wings two stories
high. The University has nov comfort
able accom- modatiOIs for one hundred
students. While the Bishop was liz EGG
land he received donations of several
thousand books for the library. the
books have not yet been unpRcked, how
ever, nor viii they be uBtiI q hre-proof
building Is provided for their reception.
The library has aisO lately rscsived q
valuable addition. the late Rev. DR.. Car
yer, Of Connecticut, having begueathed
to the University his valuable collection
If books accumulated during fifty years
10 the ministry. The University is now
rea0y to receive students. The next
term begins February lOlh.
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THE undersigned having been appointed
AGENTS for the above Line are authorized
TO grant through bills Of lSding from Memphis
to Liverpool aad Glasgow. The attention OF
shippers is called to this route, by which the
dslsvaand excessive transfer charges incurred
at the large ports are entirely avoided. Buls
Of ERdlng contsin through rates covering All
ebargcs from Memphis 70 the ships doek AZ
LIverpcol, and low rates and quick time ars
guarantsed. Fifteen first class Steamships are
now on the line making regular trips o1Sat1--
day Of ssch week. FreighIs loaded Afoh tas
cars on dock directly intO the vessel
TdR0UGH RECEIPTS given 70 H0sr'n an5
New England points via. GhAND AASfA
RAILWAY.
Forratas and information apply 20
TEONA Trout SINS, Agents,
la No. as Front street, 8emphis.
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IN THE CITY AGAIN.-Dr. ]. A Clop'
ton, of Huntsville, Ala, may be con-
shifted ut the Worshsm House, room No
4. for a few days. He refers to OF the
most popular physicians Of Memphis,
also has old patients of the city. DR., 9.
treats with perfect success, piles, Fstlad'
STRUCTURES, tun0Ts., etc Special stten-
ton given to diseases OF females. This
will be the only visit 10 the city thisyear'
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aEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCk
RAILR A d.
Opon to Madison

ON AND AFTER WEDNESDAY, SEPTEA-
~ Der z. 1858, the train on the Eastern DIVISION
OF his Roaa win ran regularly a. blows
GOINa W~EsF-LeaYes Hopeneid MoL1ays
Wednesday and Friday at Ts0 an, anu AE-f9
at Madison az 1 O'Clock pm. 49,
COMING Leaves MADISON 1uSs1AJs
rhurzaav and saturday at 80 L. aIz4Ns 81
Hopedeld al l o'clock p-m' AHd -enPnS
Tie Fsrryboat Nevada leaves the foot o.
U9ion ssfs ~ s 81 Al al the Railroad Tickst ON
90 sLHsafs for Madison or way stattonsreceiyed
by ?. i. Patterson e Co. AZ sAeE "n
foot OF Union street.
F-eIznt 10 Way Stations must be prepaid.
a9~Snice OF Road, No 2Jenerson slrsoL
an2Su ], w. HOBERTSOH, Gen. SuPts
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WAITE and gray blankets at greatly
reduced prizes sgB LOgenstein & Bsos.T

NICHOLSON PAVENENT.-Tne con
tractors haze finished all OF the york Of
paving With the Nicholson pavement let
10 them 10 this city. The Chancery
Court has decided tie question Of the
property owners inability ia favor Of
he contractors. The contractors are re-
guired by the city to enforce the cOllec-
ton Of this tax by suits against the prop.
erty for is Condemnation and sale; hence
we shall expect all partlss indebted to
Us for the pavement to come TO cur office
and settle. II there are those who can
not Day tba money, let them come Up
and say frankly what they can and
will d. ard We snail 10 wbas We a in
| accepting such terms So they may be able
10 c6er u. I. E. BROWN q Co.
Janusry 7, 1859.
Ledger Aad Post copy.
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Il5arn thst Hamburg, in Ashley couu-
| ty, and Warren, N Bradley have 5sen
sacked jD e similar by Cater
son's cut. threats.
Bat, 20 return to their doings here-oi
which I can speak knowingly. They
hcsI entered Dshough IL TiilaI's house
oy breaking open the door with an ak,
which happened 10 he convenient. Mr.
Gr.aasLc, the clerk was ordered 10 "COae
0u-o Of there, God damn YOU but IL
=-szd c. o5eyiug at once he went TO m
other door, opele9 IS nOiselessly TO make
MS escape, il possible, but seeing the
house surrounded he gets possession Of
1he money. By this tine Mr.. G.. IS or
derei 20 strike 3 light," which he did.
Tas thi6vigg se0undrsls then marched
him out on the Square and placed 4 guard
over him until they were through with
stealing.
Mr.. KIRBY was slespIog 10 bis house
they kG0ckCd at his door Ar. Kirby
asked vino is theirs y; &c WEs Az
sW1Ied Estate Guard, COD damn you.n
Tleg thea arrested aim and proceeded
vich their work Of piunder, breaking
do@n and forcing open the doors Of The
other two stores, there being 10 ons in
them. Phay remained here only long
enough 10 accomplish tier WOrk-aoOui
two AouIs. Ga the anne night OF the
robbery here two stores were robbed IL
Monticello, some fifteen miles distant.
learn today that Catterson and his
thieves ere on their way to Little Rock,
where they ought to be, il the p~eniten-
iiaTy.
Capt Jackson, OF this county, is left IN
command OF tie district.
/ have given you g plsiu, u~nvsrnishsG
statement Of facts, and in conclusion
nut say, "lsJ Us have peace"
Your friend. ". D.
LADIES underwear st greatly reduced
prices al B L3geDstein & Bros.
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ladies Dress Goods ---8sGHtf.
fuE dOnbls width A1Esacas, "a
cents; COED solid color PSps1ns
% cents; best all wool meEinOs
rs cen 5; best ala vfSOl Deiatais
574 CENTS best printed Aseialns
20 cents. at J. Il. LGeW ensa1Lae 9
sBros.', No. 23i Main street, CAal
Building
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MARRIACE LICENSES returned TO the
Office Of tho County Clerk during the
week ending yesterday J. l.. Wylie
and CynthiaBs J Buckley, Andrew J.
Ward and CPLela ID Reeves, J C. Nc
Kinney and Mary PEBBLES, Henry b.
Wiliif0rd aud Eits. Susan A. Payne,
/ Nathaniel Baxter and N. 5. Lavender,
| J.. l.. Cald well and Ella + Taylor. DR..
| J.. a. SouthROrLh and Mrs Mary O'Csl-
lop, ice Irvine and Katie Nagie, r. ".
Alnslie and Mics Annie 81, Arnold, r.
4. HenDing and y. J. Van, Reuoen 4.
Parker and Sarah A Stafford. Total, ii.
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ASSEMBLY,.
Condensed Report OF the Pro-
Gee dlngs OF Thursday

NASHVILLE, THURSDAY, January :. 1853.
Senate.
II the Senate there was 70 quorum.
House.
The House met pursuant to adjourn
meEt. On calling the roll il was found
there were IS members present, exactly
: quorum, when the boty, without
transacting any business adjourned until
two o'clock,
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Mr.. Pr0sssr sent in ? memorial from
locomotive engineers, machinists, black
sIniths, etc, praying for the passage Of
. law for the proper government OF az
prsntiees, The paper was referred to the
Committee On Judiciary.
Dir. Bosom sent up Q series Of Tesclu-
lions, passed by the State Teachers As
ISOLATION on December Is, 1868, urging
the eZ8Ct and prompt compliance Of the
state authorities with TIE provisions OF
the school law. Referred to the Com
mittee on Common Schools.
Mr. Allen sent ia another petition
relative to education. which was also
referred to the Committee en- Common
Schools.
b. Mr.. Prosser: A bin providing for
collecting the Indebtedness OF the Nash
vile and Northwestern Railroad to the
State by selling the road, and for this
purpose directing the AtiorBey-6enera!
Of this State TO file 4 bill in Chsncery, in
the name OF the State a. complainant,
against the read. Passed and referred TO
the COMMITTEES OF Finance.
A resolution by Mr. kerchivsl, author
izing the Governor to employ counsel to
prosecute @. r. RGtter. Referred TO
Committee On Finance.
BY Mr. BCssou a resolution asking
the Comptroller to supply the House
with information OF what railroads have
paid.
By Mr.. Ryder; a Dill to authorize the
election Of delegates TO q convention to
amend the Constitution Of the State, the
convention to be held on the first of
April, by proclamation Of the Governor,
IN the event Of 3 msjOTity vOs,ug therefor.
During the debate on the passage OF
this bill, Mr.. ProsseT moved to adjourn
till 10 an. tomorrow Carried.
Toe House accordingly adjourned.
GREAT sale Of cheep goods for this
week 81 meDken Bros.
BLANK Books, Biaak Books. The
most complete stock IN the city. Geo.
Pattison & &c. have them at 3l74 Main
street. If
GREAT reduction in Linen Towels aud
EmbrOideries &C Rice Il EugeFs.
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MAKING INCORPORATION PAY.-On
Friday last a white man named Schuy-
Ter, who was an oyeTseer before the war,
accompanied by an ancient femals Afri-
can, dressed in mourning, went into the
| Freedmen's Bureau and put in a claim
aintly with MS sable companion, for the
bounty due a deceased negro soldier,
sverring on his 0sth land ma oath was
sHbstantiated by his companion1 thss he
was the iati er OF the dead defender OF
the old flag" We understand that his
claim wss duly put in curse of cOilec-
ton. This is one instance where mis-
cegenation has been turned to account.
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ELEGANT RESIDENCE AT AUCTION.
ga next Wednesday, the l5th Instant,
SIessrs. MonssrFat, LaDieT q Co. viii sell
Al suction At their sslesTooms, No. 21t
SECOND street, that valuable residence on
Poplar stree, formerly owned a oceu
pied by Capt. Dan Able. Toe eBeual'
brances 81 TO the title to the property
heretofore existing, have al been re-
moved, snd the owners ere nov pre-.
5iae 70 the premises Sale at IL O'Clock
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IMITATION OF NATURE.-O1e OF the
handsomest pieces OF granting that We
have ever seen ia on the doors Of 81.
PETERS church. They were grained TO
represent oak, by Messrs. HOOK q La
Grill, aod are a facsimile OF nature.
| These gentlemen are artists IN tneir line,
AID parties having this sort OF WORK 70
do most elegant lettering and sign
painting.
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personal.

The Jenkins of the Courier Journal
in describing q tai mdSQite at the resi-
dence of T. T. ShTeve, E-q.i in Louis
vile, a Miss Bette Vance, the &C.
complished daughter Of VIM. l.. Vance.
appeared as the Almighty Dollar, u and
was one of the most noticeable charac-
tsrs present, taking all by storm by her
versatility and iovsliness. Her costume
was of white and silver tissue, 0Ordered
with bank notes, q Ia Psndiet0n, gold
coins on her neck and arms and in her
hair. Several devoted admirers agreed
with her financial policy, and seemed to
be anxious 10 take any amount OF stock,
We had the pleasure OF = visit from the
| Hon. Mrs. Yelverton yesterday, Z lady
vino will be remembered by our readers
60 principal in one Of the most notable
| causes ccle6Te that eveE4ranspired in the
British Courts. She is travelling through
the United States for the purpose Of close
personal observation OF our people, insti-
tutions and condition, with a view to the
preparation G. q book CT travels that
will be published simultaneously in this
country ana England. Mrs. YelvertOn
has given readings from the English
poets in many o. the cities she has
visited and may so indulge the Nj mYhis
public before her departure.
Thos. r Boyle, Esq, superintendent
of the Western Union Telegraph Com
pany at Louisville, arrived in our city
yesterday. He has just taken to himself
one Of Kentucky's fairest dsUghtsr's n
with his bride Is stopping at the Overton.
We wish the newly married pail every
haDpiness-thst the current OF me 70
them may run as smoothly IS an eiectrlc
current over the Western Union, on a
cloudless day, with wires Rl up anu
battery in working orusI'
We had the pleasure Of meeting In u
oeies Yesterday, Prof. IJabney. OF the
! ITnIversity Of the South. The Professor
remains In the city but a faw lays, in the
interest Of that Institution.
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EDUCATIONAL Parties desiring the
services OF q practical accountant, or
wishing TO receive q business education
ia q short time, with small investment,
should pRtrOniZs RJbertsOn's CONNER
cial College, 81 Main street, where every
facility is afforded them.
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TIE wm1sEEE1D TRAGEDY.
The Grand Juy FIND 2 True
BIZ Of TuTder assiDss D0Ean,
Funeral as the Rema rs.

There wzs bat l.i.. abatement yesisT-
day ia The Excitement CUgzed - The
uur5er OF Cert. NEiiH.lI on Friday
morning, and there seemed bat one cplu-
ion among al classes IA feg1rt 60 TIE
matter -iudi g1sIiOu 80 the deed ana
Sympathy with TIE deceased sad hss rel
atiyes. On Friday evening Dotsa wAs
removed Eol tLe stati1nEou5e 20 the
county jail, and guards Tere pat er0GEd
the isii during tI&t 8lgbt. These pre-
ezu.iOrs were taken ou5 81 q fear thEt
some attempt would be made 90 taks the
prisoner our Of tie halds If the CllszEa Of
the iET. We are happy 90 say thss no
such Biteupt vas made, nor DO We be-
lisve o. was intended. However keeniy
ais friends may feel tie terrible AID
tragic end u Capt. WhisGsld, Jhsy are
ia~g-sbiciuE E,an, sud arc willing 70
leave his sus TO z jury q his country
men and The laws q tha land, believing
hat they will b the avengers Of his
blood il ne peEilbed i1nCCsBtly.
Capt. Wnitfsd's body was c0uvsysG
rom the PesC0dy hotel Friday after
noon, u tie residence Cf Mrs Shepherd
On EsLCa street, whence IL @Ui be moved
aud conveyed 70 the grave II ElmgucG
Cemst6gy - > O'Clock this afternoon.
The funeral ssra1on VIII be delivered by
the Rev. D.. Ford, s5 the First Mstho-
dist church, this morning at i 0'cloe&.
Ihe GsGCd Jury w@s summoned a.
5Ztrs session yesterday morning and the
Of tie shooting brought be.0re thea.
After g patient sid full investigation OF
tie facts 6 true bill Of murder in TIE frst
was found against DtTsl. a
wss lssasa Immediately aud was
served On D-rau by SaerIH Curry.
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GAS BY FIsE.i-From a circular of
Geo. s. Wilcox, publishers, 40 Mercer
street, we learn that orders for tina new
work OF Miss Nellie Marshall, OF Ken
lucky" As BY Fire n-is already 80 de-
maaded by "bhe trade that they fad
it difficult to meet the orders. This Is q
high but merited compliment to q lady
well known ia the South, n whose
merits have long been recognized by the
Southern public. Our public will be on
the All Vive for this work.
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CcMPKOMIsED.-Tom DOVES wG7 az
rested FIR stealing q paic Of pistols from
Pat Kelly, s,ud carried before Squire
Nilsard yesterday, Finding no WSs
about 10 20 to jail Downs consented 10
return the pistols, and the case was dis
missed.
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THE following kilograms remain IN
called for in the Westerd Union Tels-
graph Office Joyncr, Lensoh & Gale, n.
Corona q Co., Z. Dsan, ]. f. Burke,
shane, Harris q Co, Clarke d Dfury,
Davis & Stewart, +. G. Kirk, s Nj. An
dsreoD & Co., Too, Phillips $50 Bigley,
Mellefsh s Co., n. Frank, MOOres &
Norton, b ack Bros. d Co.
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ARKANSAS.
ClaytOn's Militia In Drew Go.
The Eown Of selma sacked.
Ecporisd 6aeAsng OF Hamburg
Ashley County, and Warren
ia Bradley County.
Estimate of Damages.

correspondence OF the Appeal.l
SELMA, DREW c.. a X, JanIsry 3, 1869.
Eti1ors &te4lhs Appea
lam requested by tAa citizens Of this
pisce ID make known through your col
Umps enothsr outrage or = quiet, Uesee-
s0ie village, by q band Cf Clsyt0n's mi
title.
o. Friday night last, about twenty Of
CsiCarsOa's thieves entered this place
s1d completely Quilted the town. Here
is an estimate Of the goods stolen, and
tie damage 70 those they could not steal,
Ln.Ia nrf LIZ hieintaraatRn nifiZans
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A NEAT BOOT makes the gentleman, as
well as the neat hat or glove, and the
ladies-GOd bless them what would
their pretty little feet be if they were not
gentlemen and ladies should, therefore,
visit the EAGLE BOOT AND SHOE STORE,
No. 344 Main street, and purchase their
chausSuTe. Boots, shoes, hrogsns, etc.
the largest stock Cor eli wear in the city
al prices to suit the times.
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NOTICE TO THE LADIES Ca to-nlor-
row Monday morning at 10 O'Clock,
". Fl. PassDOre & Co. commence the
sale Of laces, edgings, iBsertiBgs, etc.
This sale viii 10 GOubt attract a large
audience, owing to the fact that it is 8
rags thing TO see such goods placed IN
der tie hammer. Chairs will be pro-
viicd for the accommodation Of the la
dis during the saie.
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IPFFERsoN STREET MABKEr, Sert by
Ssrlev Williams, Is the mos. complete
% IN that line that We have ever
tnL>@ He has everything that the most
seen, - epicure could wish. We aj-
'as'lli5s readers TO buy their marke,-
wise ~ ~ y. You viii ind very gen
ing .. Cn4tS Sants &c ping Charley 10
1s@ - ,,n5n So ~ ma " customers, for theil
narapa are lrgira.
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CORNs, CORNs, CoRNs.-Dr. LinGO.
man, the Chirop0dist, is still stopping at
the Overton Hotel. Dr.. L is making
eome wonderful cures OF c0Tps, bunioDs
and in-groYing haiis. He cures without
pain or drawing blood. Room, "a Over
con Hotel. Charges, two dollars a corn.
Lsdies attended at their residences. VIII
oDiv remain ill Saturday Jan. 10.
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Advertisements IN his column Put
Iisked at 10 cents per line, soca insertion
Tse c6eapcst and most conspicuous oc-
usyasaq knoiga to he ac1espGPeT ~oTid'
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A BEAUTIFUL MASS composed Icy De-
cbauer, viii he performed at s.. Pster's
Church this morning. At vsspegs this
evening MiIsrd's fine vespsr-sarvice
and some exquisite music for bgnediction
viii be given.
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ROBERT BURNS.-We understand that
the st. Andrews Society Of this city are
making great preparations to celebrate
the anniversary of the birth Of Robert
Burns, which Is the 25th instant.
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81, 955, s22 81 s4,447, O4S "a

GENTS CIOaisiEag.--- Genuine
Harrison CHssiznes e suits Sl3; ;
hest silk EEiXed saiis. $40; good
MACK Beaver suits SIS, aE ). II.
LOeWensiine q Brss No. 23I
Tain street. Clay Building.
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COAL AND WoOD.-Bigley d Mellersb,
27S Main street, have always on hand a
large and assorted stock OF wood and
coal, snd are prepared TO furnish private
families, hotels, factories, ETC., with fuel.
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JOE LcCKa's NEWS STAND, 1861 Main
street, Is sell supplied with residing To-
tsgizi. embracing every varsity OF daily,
weekly and monthly gapsrs, IS vel IS
nsg zines and peTi55icals. AL the
moth stand.
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Rev. DR. FORD will preach t 10 funeral
sermon Of Edwin Whitfield at the First
Methodist Church this morning at eleven
O'CLOCK. Hisremaius viii be borne from
the dw yelling Of Mrs. e. A. Shepherd,
. corner OF Vance and Orleans stFs cts, at
hslf-past two O'Clock,
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NEW MUsIc.-We have received from
fhe author Mr. Bii9 ED q piece of music
entitled " Response from Dixie to SeFg't
Bstes,D for voice and piano.
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OLD RELIABLE.-The best Of Pittshurg
Co.'S, lump, p U and slack, sold by By
lev, BIeliersh & Co., South Court and
Main streets, Bethel Block. Rates al
WAYS as low o. the lowest. Il
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% T--FoUED.

u,AgES VP-Rv as undersigned. q COW,
wH.sh Ihs UTnzr CI- nave O. yr4F-ns
Ersr=rty EuE payI1g cEasEes. T. y b&E
E)JE TI4EE zy-uue, rear LEtasiH aTtn4 yatt
TAKEN EP-Ar cu-E ECLL shout 2 years
cid. Lu- orrf r-la ave sZiue Us applying
- las. e. EDEFETf, proving property alI
airing OF this advertisement. Jas
DgES LE-E.-pur1 s Ssf DsCenbe a lady :
Egr-.-m q aEINE CAPE dCdsT VIII
6e Iuzr1lF fEf-lE1et ru eagl-E The same al
r5guT Nr Es1g-zu EorE. n
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me uoor WIS loss or EgSoto or 5oath streets
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-10

DEPUTY SHERIFF's BADGE AT HR-
BREW FAIR.-Vhe elegant Gold Badge
is to 5e voted for On Monday night, We
learn tbers is much competition among
our Deputies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-10

FINE HORSES ANB CARRIAGE FoR
SALE.-A pair Of bl0oded horses, blacks,
Flying Cloud stock, with an elegant
carriage and harness, will De sold at q
sacrifice. Apply TO MeBken Bros.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-10

CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Dr. William J.
Barbee viii preach. at Linden Street
CHRISTIAN Church to-day a. II am. and
at 7 pm,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-10

ALL kinds of dress goods marked down
Mt y. Lowenstein & Bros.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-10

THE PEABODY HOTEL AS@ ~
Tor the reception OF transish 80 r.,
boarders. Price per day, 81
Board. $40 per month. We will -
10 welcome our old friends sed CUES =.
r, D. COCKRELL BONS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-10

LADIES, Misses and Childreas' wool
hose at cost price at B. LoWensteip q
Bros.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-10

To WHOLESALE BUYBRs.-JCst re-
celved one thousand o~yereOats from IS
to $40 each, at Walker Bros. d Co, 229
Main street, Clay Building. II