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suhsCnIBE for the daily APPEAL
LAW REPORTS.
Municipal Court Judge FOutp.


The cases disposed of yesterday were as
follows:
Memphis Gayoso Gas Company ".
Sam. B. Williamson. Death of defend
ant suggested and proven, and revived in
the name of y. Foutainc, executor.
Same ". Hin. Continued.
Crawley vs.. Black, Estes & Co. ocCu-
pied the day. No decision.
The calendar of cases set for trial to-
day are:
IjS3-Uart & Co. VS.. While.
l5S6-Counoll VS.. Smith.
l4O6-Whipple W. Willard.
lii2-kOhn vs. Sorey ct nj.
I4l4-Nhitc ". Withers.
HISS. Louis Packet Company VS..
PcreS n Co.
l4-5-Brinkley vs.. Lemon, Joiner q
Co.
I42j-Park Us. Williams.
l429-IouIaX rs. Kelly.
l430-Smith Us. Mclean.
I43Z-Tcnncssee National Bank VS.. Bing-
ham.
l453-Topp VS.. Cockerell.
l43S-Gernlau Savings Institution vs..
KIIuiz.
l4il-SaIDe vs.. ilOcgel.
lf42-Same VS.. Wesche.
l443-Same vs.. Slaughter.
~l445-Saue vs.. Black ct al.
l446-Same VS.. Bay miller.
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cbauesry court-.cbapcelor Smith

The following cases were decided by
ChaDcell + Smith yesterday:
Taft vs.. OvertOn-mOtiOn oVerruled.
EckerlYJvs. Wol-decree for complain
nts.
Cloth VS.. Wol-deeree for complain
ants.
Packard vs.. s. w. Cotton Press Coin
junction dissolved.
The following DEGREES were fled yes
terday:
State of Tennessee VS.. Waldron-fnal.
Laird VS.. Bettes-saie.
Starke VS.. Pride-refcrence.
Hare VS.. Hare-hnal.
Bradley VS.. Observation-Disclosures.
Overton VS.. Beith-tinal.
Hunt vs.. Hunt-reference.
Lyon VS.. Gaines-orders renewed.
Iapham vs.. Walker-fnal.
May ". King-tnal.
Francisco -. Planters Bank-fnal.
Parker vs.. King-fnal.
Michel vs.. Duan-reference.
The following cases We're dismissed for
failure TO speed cause:
Hallum ". Clifford.
Humphrey vs.. Humphrey.
HUMPHREYS Is. Holland.
Park vs.. Belts.
Franciola vs.. City OF Memphis.
Cook vs.. Powell.
Grace vs.. Hughes.
Mckinney vs.. Park.
Smith vs.. Lees.
brooks vs.. Whitney.
Mcdonald VS.. Cohen
Mcdonald IS. Silberberg.
Bond VS.. Whitemore.
Bond vs.. Westbrook.
Thornton Us. Gibson.
Lane vs.. WiufOrd,
Fletcher vs.. Trigg.
Common vs.. Mcdowell.
Single Is. Norton.
Clarke vs.. CounOr.
Ward vs.. Anderson.
Lushy vs.. Brown.
Phoenix VS.. Brooks.
Phoenix vs.. Creighton.
NJ. & a. of NJ. vs.. Winters.
Thomas vs.. Thomas.
Kimbali vs.. Wright.
Mitchell vs.. Fisher.
Block vs.. Pollock.
Hughes VS.. Park.
Freitag Is. Park.
Porter vs.. Harrington.
Chester vs.. Thomas.
Giltilen vs.. KRAFT.
Dent VS.. Pcase.
Powers W. Remhart.
Pianters'Bank ". Lane.
ArmOur vs.. Armour.
Hecbt vs.. BOryszeWskey.
Walker vs.. Clark.
Osborne VI. S1mcisDn.
lIallum VS.. Anderson.
Fraim vs.. Booth.
Merrill vs.. Hrylin.
Heaihman W. Montgomery.
The Court will meet at 10 o'clock am.
to-day, and thee call of the Hearing Docket
will be commenced at No. 500. The bills
filed Yesterday were:
j. VI. Morgan rs. w. D. Baker, et al.
r. +. Bowman vs.. Chas. Lynn, ct al.
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To Cotton Planters & Stock Raisers

T7HE Memphis OIL Company wish to pur-
l. chase, during next tall and winter, q
large quantity Cotton SEED, for which they
Will pay the market price, furnish sacks, and
nave seed correctly weighed on their large
platform fairbanks scales They urge their
friends not TO store their seed IN large guam
Titles. and thereby have their vulue destroyed
or Injured by HEATING. Planters who wish
10 make contracts for delivery OF Seed will
please call at0H Work. Center Landing.
kffu
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HELP WANTED.

GIRLS EONS.-TwO girls to learn Shoe
II Fitting. Those who can operate the
Singer or Howe Sewing Machine preferred.
Also, one or two smart white boys. between
j and rs years OF age. Apply At O Fac
tory 2G Nam street. mold
nRESSMAKERS Twenty D~rcssmakers.
II Apply al Miss Walls. - Main street up
stairs. molO
NNOOD-CHOPPEES-5 wood-chOppers at
w o. Whites woodward, ~ miles be-
low Memphis. in Arkansas. on the river:
good timber. ash and OAK; 81 > per cord for
choppinc: pay every saturday: supplies fur
nish6d al wood yard az Memphis prices. For
better Information apply to l. lAWH0RN.
dealer in groceries and family supplies, -
Sl.nu street. near Memphis and Ohio Railroad
DeDot. Memphis. Tenn. moi
CALESNAN-In a Dry Goods House. who
- can control a large planters trade from
ST Francis county, Arkansas; also, a sales
man who can control large trade from Crit
tendem ana Philips counties, Arkansas. None
need apply unless they can iii above bill
Salary no object, provided the right men can
be obtained ApUIyHt Z6 Main street.
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL. the largest and
best weekly in the Southwest, contains in
this weeks issue the full proceedings OF
the shelby County Agricultural and Me-
ciIanical Fair, besides the other current
news of the day. IL is sold at five cents a
a copy. and is, according to size, the
cheapest paper published anywhere.
Merchants wishing to send a paper to
their country friends cannot do better
than get the WEEKLY APPEAL.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

NoCuREN oPAYi@SHAKEN no M-oREi-StOne's
T~oniesyTup cures Chills and Fever, or money
refunded. Sold by W. n. Wnkerson a Co, C.
c. Ward & Co, Goodyear & Falls, NJ. Rose, o.
Main, and All Druggists.
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STORAGE FOR COTTON.

TTNDERWBITER'S WAREHOUSES;,
MEMPHIS, September IS, 1853.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.: The
above Houses ale nov open TO receive and
discharge cotton Every facility 10 seller and
buyer viii be given. To my old patrons I re-
turn you my thanks; FOR the future, I refer
you to the pat long experience in the busi-
ness l hope To- merit your patronage.
- Safety, capacity and convenience une-
qualed. Rates same As flrst-class houses.
sell Z
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Rooms AND BOARD.

y ppMS-SinEle or cl Staie, newly and elc-
II Eantly Fitted up-can be had, with board,
~ 6s Madison street oc9O
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BUSINESS NOTICING contracts or Oh
legations assumed or made by any indi-
yidual owner or employee csAhis office,
will be paid at our counter or recognized
as an Offset 10 any bills due The anne
The party making any bin must settle it
himself in person.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
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LATHs AND SHINGLES.
3 YARD and SAW MILL.

THE oldest Yard in Memphis; established
l. in 1877. With a full stock of logs, sea-
snncd and dressed lumber on yard, are pre-
pared to furnish any quantity and dimen-
sions OF cypress or poplar. at short notice. A
large stock of Doors, Blinds and sash, glazed
or unglazed; Laths, shingles. Fence
posts. Pine and Poplar Flooring, always on
hand. Our motto is, quick sales and small
profits
NJ. f. & j. W. COCHRAN,
ONCE and Yard foot of Washington St,
nos d4W Near river,
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MEMPHIS THEATER.-A fine audience
greeted Mr.. Frank Mayo last night, not
wi hstanding the gloomy weather, n
they were well repaid for their visit,
F0TmOsa is what IL prntends to be-a pic
ture Of The world as il is. Its follies, It's
vices, ITS rogueries and it, reedeeIning ell
ements, are. in this play. all placed before
as in broaC bat well-blended eolors, Tho
story is one of great interest. but would
lose one-half OF its e~njnyability were we
Ia describe It. The young fast ma of
the dog, surrounded by sharpers and
temptation, yielding TO that temp
tstiOn, vet in his better moments stTng-
Cling with, and, at last, from his innate
sense of honor, bursting these bonds, Is
surely not Il character we should disguise.
Then we have the woman who, having
fallen from the paths of virtue, has yet
sufficient OF the softness OF woman's ma
ture left to sacrifice all things TO save the
man she loyes-the heightened young no
bleman, the spoouey, distracted lover
the sharper cousin. his skimpole friend
the eX-prizeighter, tho returned convict,
and last, not least, the rough, honest,
good, full-hearted mother Of " FoFmosa."
All are characters that enchain an audi
ence. Why? On account of the reality
that surrounds them, because they are
part and parcel of this work-a-day-wOrid;
not that. as some would say, our sympa-
thies are with vice, but because we real
ize in ForBlOSd a true picture of everyday
life. Ofthe acting, we shall take another
occasion 10 speak, neither time nor space
permitting a more lengthy article-con-
tenting ourselves with saying, Mr.. Frank
Mayo a%greeably renewed his acquaintance
with a Memphis audience, and by his nat
ural, manly and careful portrayal, gave
evidence of the true artist, who thinks
nothing too high to aspire to-nothing too
flaan that his uaninG NAV mt ninnIfV
and raise in public estimation. The drama
was well played throughout. We shall
take another occasion to particularize,
cOntenting ourselves with saying that all
who wish TO witness an excellent drama,
well played and well placed upon the
stage, should see FoFmOSG before its with
drawal. II will be played tonight.
BRooM's OPERA HoUsE.-The entertain
ment at this elegant little theajer for this
week is quite uP TO the former bills pre-
scented this season, although the frequent
ers miss several familiar and favorite
faces. Miss Kate Glare still remains, and
nightly delights the attendant crowds
with her songs and dances. Miss Annie
Gibbons, too, with her clOg-dOu%, and
her "song and dance" business. is as
great a favorite as ever. The Weston
Sisters nave been making golden opinions
for themselves-Miss Flora, as a balladist,
and Miss Jennie, as a dancer. Miss Bar
rown, the new star danseuse, bids fair to
be a great f8vorite, and is really a very
elegant dTtiste.
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IOseph Specht. Confectioner.

% MADISON STREET. has lust received 4
81 large and beautiful assortment OF Fancy
Toys, Fruits, etc. and Is manufacturing va
riOus kinds Of pure stock and fine French
Candles, which ne offers at the lowest WhOle-
sale and retail prices.
The Ladies' and gents are respectfully In
vited to call and judge for themselves: they
a'so can be served with the best oysters and
other refreshments, in the finest style.
Fresh Mice and Fruit Pies every morn
fur ~
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Plaid Buttons and Velvets received.
HERZOG & BRO.

Pho ASD CoS.-JOhn Donovan street. on.
the Rose Of 1ipiou, and the ROSE Of Tip
ton hcarg on Donoyan's Recjrd. for sale
a. Joe Locke's newsstand, 23J55 Main
street.
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FOR BERT.

ID ESTnENCE.-Nice residence on Vance
II street, opposite ~. Agnes Academy. with
i've or six rooms; formerly owned by James
Rice Cali on Goldman Boyd or A. NJ. Boyd.
nOio
EIELn PLACE.-The place 81 Or. CO. Field,
4 situated four miles from Court square. on
the Old Raleigh road. containing about thirty
acres OF land, good Dwelling House, with the
usual O~ut-housCs. fine well OF water. Terms
easy Apply on PREMISES nO1
HOUSE-Containiug Eve rooms. at No 20
H Dunlap street. Apply ON the premises.
Good water and everything convenient. no7
TOTTAGE-Contfortable Cottage OF four
- rooms. besides servants and stOre-rOom;
two acres Of ground attached. III Suuth Mem
piis. south side OF Jackson. between LaRose
and Laudrrdale streets; within five minutes
walk Of fernando street cars. Terms cheap
10 a good tenant.
nos Mrs. X. LAY
DOONS-In Commercial Bl0ck-suitable
h either for Offices or nice bedrooms, at
reasonable rates. Apply 10
JOS j.. ANDREWS.
nOv5 80 Front Row, upstairs.
ID ODNS-Tsye Rooms in Provine Block.
II corner Main and GayoSo streets. apply TO
GAlBItEATH. STEWART CO,
Oc2 No. II Union -, StonewaIl Block.
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EXCELLENT FURNITUEE. Bedding, etc,
at reduced prices. Splendid opportunities
for newly married couples about Setting
up for themselves. Go to LOUIS KEITH's,
No 80 jefferson street, and see for your
selves.
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ASYLUM.

CT. VINCENT'S INSTITUTION FOR THE
> INSANE st. Louis, No. This Institution
was founded by the Sisters of Charity, Au-
gust 10. la5S- IL is private aud hrst-class in
It's arrangements and accommodation. In
sane patients OF both sexes and Of all de-
nominations are received, also those addicted
10 taking opium or other stimulants TO ex-
cess and desire to correct. For terms. ETC.,
apply TO Dr. J. X. RAUDUY or the SISTER
SUPERIOR augz
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STRIPED and plaid goods, already
fringed. for ladies' and children's Arabs,
received on last evening.
HERZOG & BRO.
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CITY NEW S.
NOTICE 70 ADVERTISERS.

No advertisement is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEALunless especially ordered
and paid for as al extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week,
the same as all other Memphis papers,
and fo- the seventh day We charge one
sixth additional.
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Our citizens and visitors should by all
means call, as they are passing the sales
room Of Messrs. Royster, Trezevant & Co.,
and look at the extensive stock Of SPLEEN
did plated ware. watches and jewelry,
which they are disposing of at public and
priyaie sale. At prices that astonish great
numbers every day into buying. and who
are always well satisfied with their pur-
chases.
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HOME LAUNDRY, 276 Second street.

BARGAINS EXTRAoRDrNARY.-The great
Red Store, 230 Main street, offers 1000
pieces of standard Prints, S~prague's,
Dunneii's Mefinos, etc, slightly wet but
otherwise u%niuiured, at 10 cents a yard.
This saves to the 80 per cent.
on his purchase. Avail yourselves or this
chance. VIM. FRANK.
go Main street.
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MEETING OF THESHELBY COUNTY DIM
ocRArIc E~XEcuTIvE COMMITTEES. - The
members of the above committee are re-
quested 10 meet at Democratic H%oadquar-
tiers. No. 296l5Second street, on Thursday,
the Ilth inst, at 10 O'Clock am.
A WOODWARD Chm
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The following Is the-list Of letters remain
ing in the Memphis foS;ofiice and not deliv-
erred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed TO street and numbers
will be delivered promptly by carriers.
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Office Memphis Gayoso Gus Company,
Bank Building, corner Main and .Jc1er-
san streets.
The books for subscriptions ofstock are
now open at tho gas Office. BY order oi
tho Board Of Directors.
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LETTER LIST.

THE APPEAL is published every day in
the wear. > cents a week delivered by
aithfuI carriers
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WARMING.

IL PERSONS are warned against trading
y for The following notes, which were stolen
with my pOcket-bOok. IN the city OF Mem
phis, on the 9TH October, and on which pay
ment has been stopped, tO-wit: One nOfe on
CT. Phillips, endorsed by TOOf. Phillips Co.
dated 18th April, 1865. for 49, 50. One note on
II. l. WaldTop for 500. one on ". r. Daugh-
erty for $50. The precise dates Of The last two
notes not recollected.
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Tho purest. Bastand Cheapest
]. j. REILLY

Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
HATS AND CAPS.
nO0Ts AND SHOES, No. DO FRONT ST,
ID second door south OF Adams, Memphis,
Tenn. OcfR
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MISCELLANEOUS.
strayed or Stolen.
ONE FLEA-BlTTEn GRAY HORSE,

ERON the residence OF the undersigned. In
Memphis. on Wednesday night, October
I'm. A reasonable reward Will De paid for
MS return. or FOR any Information leading 10
the capture OF the thief or horse.
ANDREW STEWART.
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State of Tennessee---By the Governor
a nation

THE President or the United States. recog-
1 niziug the bountiful mereies Of Almighty
tod in the progressive welfare Of the nation,
recommends a day OF National Thanksgiving
IN the sisteThood Of States. TeuneSSee's rea-
sous for gratitude are by no means the least.
Her people share the general good. No blight
has here destroyed the fruits Of the soil; no
catastrophe has beialleu the labOrs OF our
craftsmen; no commercial disasters OVerfa-
ken our merchants; no pestilence invaded
our land. The Industry OF the tillers of the
soil. Of the tpilers ia the mines, of the nrti-
hcers ia wood, copper, iron anu stone. and the
ie trncd professions, has been prOspered.
Schools have been multiplied. Churches
nave been opened. The luptures and AMI
m0sitirs Of tile past are last fading into for
getfulness. The smiles and joys Of peace
have abound,d throughout the Union of
States. The liberty OF every man Is assured.
These blessings have not come to us by
rhaHce, They bespetk our gratitude to their
Ali-wise Giy.r. WeShould seek of Him their
increase and confirmation in the fuiure.
Ne have been taught, from the Sacred
Word, by devout parents. that the Lord
taketh pleasure in tlsgm that fear Hmm
lis mercy lie hcGlcth The broken in heart
He bindcth up their wound lie tell.th the
number o. the stars; he prepareth rain for
the earth; lie maksth grass to grow upon the
mountains; lie n-keth peace Ia our Borders.
Vow, therefore, ], d. VIC. Senter, Governor
Of the state OF Tennessee do hereby recon-
mend Tint
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WRAPPING PAPER o SALE CHEAP.
S~torekeepers can be supplied with any
desired quantity of wrapping paper cheap
Tor cash, on application at the APfEAL
counting ROOM.
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
single sheet published in the South.
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To PRINTERs.-We have for sale a font
Of Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
for q country weekly. For price, apply or
address APPEAL Office.
HEATING. ENGLISH a co.
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THE APPEAL is the only Daily paper
published in the city. Only twenty-five
cents a week.
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For chlldren's and ladies' Arabsi Beau
tiful plaid and striped goods in ali colors.
HERZOG a BRO
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MEMFHIs, Tenn, September q, 1858.
Gentlemen: Permit me to bear evidence
20 the fine qualities of your Louisiana
Creole Hair kestOrer." After a very Sc
we're and protracted spell OF sickness last
year, my hair commenced coming out,
and ! hadevery promise of becoming per-
manenily bald. The use. kfwevcr. of
your admirable "Re.to:et'' completely
arrested the tendency To fall out, made
the scalp healthy, and has given 50 much
satisfaction generally That / wish No other
hair dressing Than tho Louisiana Creole
Hair Rcstorer." Respectfully. yours.
y. r. FOLGER.
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MenphIs City Directory for $40.

THE canvass for this annual publication
L has now commenced, and The book will
be- issued as usual. The company intend
making the coming work as com plete and
accurate a. is possible, and refer to their last
Directory Of this city as 10 their ability to do
all they promise.
SOUTHERN PUBLISHING Co.
Publishers of the Memphis, New Orleans,
Mobile and Louisville City Directories
RICHARD EDWARDS Sap 81
:. A. CHOATE, Secy
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FOR E ORLEANS.
Memphis and New Orleans Packet.
ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.

Spalding, BidxeIl & sacDoaough, Propr's.
r. W. Acting Manager
Enthusiastic Reception OF Mfr. FRANK
MAYO, and great success OF FORNOSA,
with its varied phases of the world as il IS.
WEDNESDAY EVENING, November 10TH
The great sensational play Of FORNOSA;
Tom Burroughs-...Mr Mr.. Frank Mayo.
Mrs. Dan MyrOn.
Change ia TIE Time Of Colamepeing-Dn and
after Tuesday evening, November 9Th, the
doors open at Gas pm; the performance to
at half-past Z.
Matinee every Saturday.
Scale OF Priccs-DreSs circle and parquette
farm chairs, 81 %; family circle, so cents;
cOlored box cane seat chairs), 80 cents; pri-
waite boxes admitting eight persons, Slg;Sai-
Iorr y ..anfs
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VIM. FRYE,
Portrait Painter,
HAS returned to the CRY. and will. In flu
Ii lure. have bis Studio az Hanbury's Old
gallery. ~ Main street. Calls solicited. oe12
Nm. FRYE
NOTICE.

TWILL apply, at the December Term Of our
l Shelby County Court, for "A confirmation
Of a. settlement as the Administrator or
the estate OF the late Dr. ZenO T. Harris. de-
ceased All persons interested are hereby
notified. tOc3Il +. F. HARRIS.
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WANTED.


nOrSE.-To rent q neat comfortable dwell
- iina house. containing five or six rooms:
must Zoe situated between Madison street.
souIh, and Exchange street, north. Any one
hnfing such q house for rent can hnd n good
tenant by applying at the o Factory. so
Aa p street. nol0
X~ASITl NG-Young men. have your wasl -
" ing done az the Home Laundry. No
wear or tear; no buttons torn OF. CLOTHES
called lur, and delivered. ri Second street.
nul0
CulATInN-As book ccpcr.acco sales.
- entry clerk or corresponding clerk. by n
native OF Louisiana. who has had fifteen
wears experience in commercial life in New
Orleans. The applicant desires TO remove to
MempAts 10 sctGS permanently. Best refer
enceS furnished. Address W. l. A., GlaSs-boX
45S. New Orleans. Ia. no7
HOUSEKEEPER.-A situation as house
II keeper, by a respectable widow. fully
capable and intelligent. Address - b."
Appeal Office. noe
CTTgATION-COPYIST-WiU copy or do
- any kind Of writing. In good and plain
style, for q month. for my board. Have been
slck-wish 10 recruit my health. Address
&. j. BELL,
nov3 GG0dall House. M. is Main.
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Thursday, the lath Day Of November. Inst

be observed as n dag OF Thanksgiving, prayer
0nd praise 70 Almighty God. the giver of
every good and perfect gift. I do further
recommend thai all tho people of the State
DO assemble on that day In their accustomed
places OF public worship and unitedly render
homage and praise tc the Creator and Pre-
serve o. all things, and devOutiy implure
His continuance OF tie manifold blessings
lie is now b%estowiug upon the people OF the
State and nation,
Given ~ the Executive Onicc. in che city OF
Nashville. this 9TH dav or November.
iu the year OF our Icrtl Onc thousand
IaEAL leight hundred and s~ixty-Hiae. ard OF
tae Independence Of the United
states he inety--0urth.
ID. W. C.SENTEIk.
BY the Governors:
Al. F-LErcaER. SECRETARY of state. NOS
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consignment, 100 sets Fine Furs. VIII be
sold al once very cheap. at
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M 2lR Min street.
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ANING purchased RanEom's Alabama
II Lime Kiln, We are prepared to furnish
any quantity OF BULK or BARREL NH al
our Warehouse, at Memphis and Charleston
Depot.
GRIEER, WALDRAN &CO.
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