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-OlTY ORDINANCES.

Q U UPPLE M Mt
- To "An Ordinance to Prevent Dogs Running at
Large in the City of Philadelphia which became
law october 2, 1855. a...-
Section /. The Select and Common Councils of
the City Of Philadelphia do ordain, That the first
section of the ordinance entitled "An Ordinance to
prevent dogs running at large in the City of Phila-
dephia," which became law October p 1855, be and
the same is hereby altered and amended by striking
out the words following, to wit t:-"EXcept the first,
second, and third divisions OF the Twenty-fOurth
ward and all the rural districts of the Twenty-hrst
Twenty second and TwenJy-third wards; !" also by
striking out the words following, to wit:-'as Gfoye
said in the ninth line OF said first section; also by
striking out the words following, TO wit:"in the
months of May, june July, August September, and
October" in the said first section, so as to enforce
said ordinance during the whole OF each and every
year in all parts of the City of Philadelphia And
that the said ordinance TO which this is a supple
ment be further amended by striking out the words
following, to wit:-when not within the exceptions
of the foregoing sections in the third section of
said ordinance, and by striking out the whole of
Section 6 of said ordinance.
JOSEPH r. MARCER,
President OF Common Council.
Attest
BENJAMIN II. HAIEEs,
Clerk OF Select Council
WILLIAM =. STOKLEY,
President OF Select Council.
Approved this thirteenth day Of May, Ammo Domini
one ousand eight hundred and siXty-nine "a. II.
1s69). DA>,r,,Y =, NOV,
b141t Mayor of Philadelphia.
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TwADDLE BY TELEGRAPH.

FJOnl the n. ], NOIU.
Everybody has heard of the great philo.
logical bore who had achieved the proud dis
tipotion Of being able to make fool of him
self in sixteen different languages. The story
reours to one forcibly In reading the incon-
ceivable trash which variety Of people in a
variety of places Insist on pouring forth upon
us.by telegraph whenever an event of real or
presumed importance takes place. Really
II almost shakes One's faith in the future of
civilization to see how little the development
OF our material prosperity seems to have TO do
with our improvement in morals, in manners,
or in mind.
Consider for moment the results of the
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THE QUAKERs AND THE INDIAN BUREAU.

t'FOIN INe W I. ITtUUHe,
In the days of Puritan power in England.
1t was enacted that no one should hold Office
unless he possessed ''real godliuess" The
ghost of Praise-God Bsrebones' Parliament
has been terminating the political dry bones
around Washington. The habitu6s Of the In
dian Office have been startled by the spectacle
OF white neckcloths, and broad -brimmed hats,
and losg brown coats in their sanctuary,
while snuff-colored apparitions, hugging anti
quated umbrellas, mingle with the publioans
and sinners Of that delectable locality. Can
didates for agencies and superintendencies
stand aghast. The shibboleth is the word
SFriend," written as prefix. The hopefuls
looked up their genealogical tree to see II they
could stumble on a Quaker. Let the hat
makers note that broad-brims are to be- the
fashion in Washington. Some have claimed
that the President Cor AT least Mrs Grant, waf
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rELEeRAPHIC MISCELLANY.

WASHINGTON, November l6.-Re-
eeipts from Internal Revenue for the
week were $44S, 900.
There was a full Cabinet meeting TO-
day with the exception Of Boutwell,.
The Collector OF the port Of Charles
ton has been authorized 10 increase
his force owing To the increasing trade
there.
The steamer Yantie has been dis
charged from quarantine.
Ia the Supreme Court to-day the
case of the Bank of Louisiana VS.. the
United States, for cotton seized on
land, but tried in Admiralty, was ar
gued. The appeal is from the Admt-
raIty jurisdiction.
PierpOnt has been instructed to push
the Custom House frauds, no matter
who may beinvolved.
MILWAUKEE,, November 16.-Du-
ring a fencing scene in the theater last
evening a rapier struck a kerosene
lamp, which exploded and burned the
building. Two bodies have been re-
moved and Others are still in the ru-
ms.
Mai. c. o. Howard, agent of the
Pittsburg and Ft. Wayne Railroad,
suicided to-day,
LONDON, November l6.-The Eng
Iish ship Monarch viii convey the re-
mains OF Mr.. Peabody to America.
She will be attended BY an American
vessel. and it IS probable that several
French vessels viii join the fleet.
PAIRS. November l6.-Baron Wer-
then. the new Prussian Minister, was
presented TO Napoleon to-day. Au,
fual expressions Of peace and good
will were exchanged
HAVANA, November l6.--The Ra'
varia sailed yesterday for New Or
leans.
Three battaliOns Of volunteers Grew
lots to decide which Is TO 60 hrst u
relieve the regulars In the Nueita
Abajo region, 70 enable the latter z
20 70 the seat Of war. The lot fell q
the second battalion, which viii s.
Immediately,
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NASHVILLE.
General Resume Of Legislative
Proceedings.
To THE APPEAL.


NAsHvILLP, November l6.-In the
senate, Mr.. Nelson offered resolu-
ton to adjourn from the first Monday
in December to the first Monday In
February. Amended on motion Of
Mr.. Cooper, of Davidson, to adjourn
to the first Monday in March, and
was then adopted.
Mr.. Hall offered q resolution In
strncting the Judiciary Committee to
take into consideration the proprlety
of systematizing the exemption laws
of this State and making the same
more specific, so that the law Will
inure to the benefit Cf widows OF de-
ceased parties. Laid over. j.
Mr.. HaIl-A bill for the benefit Of
widows, in exempting them from
the payment of the State tax In all
applications, and have a dover as
signed them out the lands of their
husbands.
Mr.. Bryant-A bill requiring insu-
rance companies to report annually
TO the Legislature. EfH.f
House bill to re-organize the County
Court of Shelby. Passed.
A House resolution appointing
committee to investigate the financial
condition of the State. COncnrred in.
The Speaker laid before the House
decision of the Supreme Court of the
United States in a case involving the
liability of State to receive notes
ofthe Bank of Tennessee for taxes.
Five hundred copies ordered to be
printed.
Mr.. Bosom Introduced bill to open
Hatchie river.
Mr.. Jones introduced a bill to in
corporate the Mutual Benevolent Life
Association of Memphis. rs
Mr.. Tucker introduced bill to tax
gold and silver watches, pianos, house
hold furniture over the value of $500,
etc; also a bill to prevent trespassing
on land.
Mr.. Sherrod introduced the follow
ing bills:
Bill to repeal the act establishing a
claim agency for the State Of Tennes-
see in Washington;
Bill to repeal the act for the relief Of
families of INDECENT soldiers;
Bill to repeal the act Furnishing
armed prowlers, highwaymen, guer-
rillas, etc.
The House resolution for ratification
of the With Amendment was reject
ed, twelve (all Radicals) voting for.
and fifty-seven against it.
Mr.. Tucker introduced bill author
izing County Courts TO levy tax for
the support ofcommon schools in their
counties.
The House bill to compensate COM
missioners of Registration passed its
third reading.
Senate bill TO take a recess from De-
eember until March was rejected.
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INDUSTRIAL.

WAsHINGToN, November lex
President Fillmore, Chairman of the
Louisville Convention, has appointed
Blanton Duncan, Of Kentucky. and
Rolfe S, Saunders, Of Tennessee, Com
missiOners to have charge Of the de-
tails and preparation for shipment OF
tfe specimens Of American industry
to the Russian Exposition of 1870.
The other Commissioners are to be
selected By President Grant. Mr..
Fillmore, il viii be remembered, was
made an additional member, and
Chairman OF the Commission by the
Convention. Samples of cotton, to-
bacco, wheat, corn, rice, sugar, hemp,
or any OF the productions or manufae-
lures OF the United States, neatly ar
ranged in packages and with labels,
can be sent to 3G4 Broadway, New
York, or 10 Louisville, to eitheEof the
gentlemen named. One hundred
thousand American specimens are
asked for to show the Importance and
diversitp of productions in our eOun-
try. r
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TELEGRAPHIc MARKETS.
NEW YORK.

Il
NEw YORK, November ls.-Cotton b shade
nrmer; sales 2400 bales; uplands sSas ).
Flour heavy; $500 20; common TO iair
kxtre SouthsruS5 So. Wheat heavy and TO
&c lower; Red Western 81 81; Illinois 81 "a.
Corn closed scarcely 50 hrmi Mixed Western
81 07eli ost. Pork fifmeF; So 3. Lard is q
shade fiImer. hisky firmeT--W estern 81 ~
al "A. Groceries dull. Cuba Sugar III q rs.
New Orleans Moiasses 81 %. TOTPsntine stls-
Rosin y 30g2 -.
Oney-Goyernments closed nrIn; o2s,
1885 64s, ll3; 65s, ii51s; new issue, ll5As, 67s,
ll5zt; 0Ss, rs. l0-40s, lV7z. Discounts are Re-
tive; street rates l09iss. southern STATE
Sterling 9sssz. Gold closed quzet at l27. T.
NEW ORLEANS.
Nsw ORLEANS. November le.-Cotton firner
-Mlddling z; sales @ geo bales bales Esesipts s.loS;
superine s. Is; Xxx IS 50i Xxx - .. Corn
lower; 81 % Oats FIRM AZ el@so. Bran
heid 81 81 90 Hay scarce and dria al So
a201S Lard dull; tierce l71z9ls14; keg ls,g
8lS. Sugar Arm; prime l29z; yellow elar fied
ls Molasses gtlIlae 72i s9alse - % " hiszy
fair l5al51<; prime i65z9E. A heavy rain
storm interrupted business
Gold la Sterling ~. New York sight
CINCINNATI.
CINe1SNATI. November ld.- Fionr -falnily
IS 25d5 So Wheat 81 05,al 10 Corn edyanetng
and scarce; ~. Oats 50955. Rye s.. Whisky
Arm; 81. Pork dull; held az so. Bulk meats
shoulders, with no demand. Lard Is in spec
ulative demand; kettle l7xgEz Bacon-no
Old In market Butter 3093s. Egg ~. Cheese
lz1zsis. suKsr-new crop Of augsr Bel ~
ST. LOUIS.
81. LoUIs, November l0.-F Fiour-Fall sysper.
nne s. s11<a4 @. Wheat ~. Corn dull old
mixed s2l9T5. Oats f71Sa50 Rye65e0. FFhls-
Ky nrm; 81 ". Louisiana sugar ll1zGt l51s
Molasses 50g70. Mess Pork dul; So. Bulk
shoulders - sides % bacon clear sides
~ shoulders l8ts.
FOREIGN.
quiet.
LIvRRPoob, November le.-colfon closed
steedys Uplands ND; Orleans ll5fd. sales
lt.0D bals~s OF which 5000 were for specula-
tiou and export. Breadstuffs ere duh.
California white wheat los; red western IS
sd: red winter s. Id Western Hour .5s 6d.
Corn. mixed, -, Oats IS Cd. Peas 4ls.I =. -.
LONDON, November l6.-Consols closed at
ed3z SIS, 655sS. e rl
PtRls November is.--Ths Bcurse iaossa
IRA: keutes III 6oc.
/ { FEAkxroRT.- EOyeRabsr p.--t. = eoads
opened nrm at 81.
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AVALUABLE FARM

GONTAINING .Igi1s acres, 90 acres cleared
\ and M good tillable condition, the balance
iu good timber, will he sold by the under
signed, heirs of Hugl Me- lellan, to the high
est bidder, tor digision, on
tuesday. the 7th Of December next,
Between the hours OF u and 2O'rlOck, on the
premises. The improvements are a good
dwelling-hoase. kitchen sEnoke-house. sta
bles, cribs and otheg out houses grass lot and
a fine young orchard, now bearing said farm
Is situated Is miles northeast OF Memphis, in
the first civil district IN shelby county, two
and a-half miles from Shelby Depot, NJ. & o.
X. r.. aud On The road leading TO Portersville.
TERMs-HaIf cash. the baiance on z credit
Of twelve months with a leo retained
r. q MCCLELLAN,
W. II. MCCLELLAN,
81. A. DAVIDSON,
noiTWt NJ J. MCCLELLAN
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DIED.


WATKINs-At the residence Of Dr. III.
Williams. in this city, at pm. November b,
Mrs. Lucy NJ. WArEISs, eldest daughter Of
the late Stephen X. sneed, late Of North Car
oIlna, IN the 5lst year or age.
The friends and srquaihtanees Of the fam
Ily are invited 70 attend brief Religious ser
vices, at the Alabama street Presbyterian
Church at 3 p "a. wEDNEsL Az, Eth. before
removal OF remains to SomeTville FOR inter-
1nept Fsefyicssby Dr. stesliman. ass
Raleigh, North Caroline, and Jackson, Mis-
sissippi, papers copy. ~
LINDsEY.-on the morning ofthe 18th inst,
A. d. LINDSEY, aged 3j.
The funeral viii take place from his iAfe
residence, No. so Mosby street, at 10 O'Clock
THIS Wednesday MORNING. The friends
and acquaintance OF the family, and The
members OF the Memphis Light Guard, 18th
Tennessee Regiment, Of which he was q mem
Der. are fnyited tOattend. sFsTD u
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TO the knowledge Of the Philadelphia
bank by a telegram from the ChieOpee
bank, in reply to an inquiry as to
stating that the bill had not
b el received. This was two days.
afler il was pay, be. The letter con-
tanning 1t had slipped through crack
in the desk of the cashier OF the Chico
pee bank. rf tEffUf
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The Walden Miss Times of the
18th says that on Tuesday morning,
between > and 3 O'Clock, Mr.. S. II.
Heard, of the firm OF Hines & Heard,
in Walden, shot and killed William
Gardner, a freedman, white he was
trying to enter Mr.. II. 5. Weir's store.
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NOTICE.


0FFicE OF COUNTY COURT CLERK,
81 -- MEMPHIS, November 10, 1853.
60 Notice Is hereby given. that IN accord
anes wiel an orierof the Quarterly Court,
made this day, ! viii coanterssgn all warrants
issued for appropriations prior to October q.
1859 also, all Jury warrsnts which are cut
sianding~-an Of which wiD be. received In
payment Of county Indebtedness at this Office.
nols JOHN LoAGUE, Geek.
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sPICER g. SHARPE, S
354 Main 81. Mauevney Block.

A RE RECEIVING FRESH GOODS, DAILY,
n ~ river ana rail By hate arFiysIs We
have fresa supply OF
Borden's Condensed AIilk-the celebrated EA-
GLE brand-ie0-dozen;
Ssw Louisiana sngars ANA AEolasses;
Sew Buckwbeass - 8 s4sAr
Sew sweet Roll sntieri also, Goshen Better;
New Golden syruPs; New Carolina Rice;
Pigs Feet. Hams and i-ard.
snake Preserves;
All varieties Of new Canned oooos;
Moss Macksrel and eoahsh:
EcFth Caroline Rerrings;
Fins Toilet soap; choice consss and Tsaa
noe sPIcER & sHARPh
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ELECTION NOTICE.

ATHE- follow ing peTsuFls are appointed
Judges. Clerks and Deputy Commission
ers 10 open and hold an election In the
following districts and places on
December lS, 1853,
For Coastables aud Magistrates in the
different districts.
The Depaty Commissioners will please
call at my Office and be sworn, and re-
eefve the necessary blanks, at room 26,
Circuit Courthoase.
Ist District AT Stephen EsgIish's.
r. Nj. Pond-Deputy Commissioner. q.
W. Thorn, J. smith J Hughes-Judges.
r. W. Rielzs, C.. n. Fried-Clerks.
I'd District---At Nelson's.
W.P. York. Deputy Commissioner. A.
D. Hunter, 7. x. Nelson, W. =. Noblin-
Judges. w. g. Ward, W. T. Nelson
Clerks. lff
Sd Disirict---At Bo,toL's Store.
". 7. A. Bell-Deputy Commissioner.
J. l.. WyHns, y. B. Sparks =. NJ. Bate
lnsn-Jndges. Benz. F. Duncan, II. REM
bert-Clerks. IS.
4th Bistrict--At Old Unlon Church.
Thos. L. Giles-D Deputy Commissioner.
James Counek f. B. Harold, A. Me
Soath--J Judges. W. I-sftwieh, J. ". Car
roilLClerks.
6ih Disfrict--At Raleigh.
WI Monerief-Depu Commissioner.
II. b. WillitOrd, rho~. "A. Ward, g.. l.
Nickels-Judges. Il. W Pryor, II. X.
Fullsr-Clerks.
9TH District At Bartlett.
W. b. WILLIAMSON, ". Hamilton, J. B.
Mercer-Judges. W. J. Ward, A. Mer-
cer-Clerks,
9th DistriGt,-Ai Shelby Depot.
L. MeAfuilins- Deputy Commissioner.
VIM. Grifiin ,Sllas W herry, C.. b. English
Judges. j. M. Williams, W. p. 1nomp-
son--Cierks.
9th District At Fisherville.
W. H. webber- Deputy Commissioner.
j. NJ. Brooks, W. ;. Baxter, J. w. Nor
ris-Judges. W. y. Priddy, G.. VI. Strong
Clerks.
10th District--At colliervilie.
II. Irby-Deputy Commissioner. J. NJ.
Fleming, Jesse ApplewhiLe, J. q. Moore
Judges. a. ). strattoD, j. W. hoen-
Clerks. -
In Distriet---At Germantown.
l.. A. Rhodes-Depaty Commissioner.
r. Weir, }. G. Calls, J. G. Wexford
Judges. Mp. Webb. Wnl. Cartsr-Cierks.
I2th Bisirict.--At Mschaaiesyllls.
D. Pearson-Deputy Commissioner. J.
W. ElaIn, w. NJ. Moore, Vim. Connell-
Judges. ". w. RedfOrd, 7. I. Lewis
Clerks.
1871 Dissrict--At ArnOld's Lt
aF 6. Stephenson Deputy Commits.
sioner W. l.. Luudy, w. A. Do0ly, JIM.
Levi-Judges. +. p. Dooly, q. NJ. ). Viii
hamson-Clerks.
l4th District AT County Courthouse.
K. T. Boughner-Deputy Commissioner
John Norton, j. II Burke, W. Wildbergei
Judges. james Foggerty, Wv CIT
bert--Clerks.
18th ,Distriet---At Chelsea House, Second
Street, in Chelsea.
y. d. Dsnbury. Deputy Commissioner
John Herrin, G. Nj. Wadrick, W. b. ellis.
sen-Jsidges. ]. ". Handwerker, +. c
Schapper-Clerks.
n 18Th 9istrIct--At Whites Station.
I j. G.. Harvey, Depaty Commissioner. j
/ II. Goodlett, w. r. Horne, A. w, Moore
+ Judges. A. J. Brooks, A.G. Gates-Cierks
T7th District--At RcconneII's Church.
T. d. Massey, Deputy Commissioners.
/ Massey, A. NJ. Stout, a. G. Roark-Judg
es. T.. NJ. Alexander, Robt. StOne--Cle Jerks
JOHN p. BOUGHNER,
! Coiamissionerof Registration for Shelby
County. Ek
Memphis, Tenn., NoseIaber 10, 1863.
Ledger copy. novl7
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NotICe.

THURSDAY, 18th Inst, being Thanksgiving
i Day, the following Banks VIII Oe closed
AL paper snaaturing On that day sioalld be
paid on the day prev Gus.
VIC. McCIIRE, Cashier,
savings Bank of Mem phis.
F.S. DAVIS President,
First National Bank.
J. J. MURPHY, President,
Memphis Bank.
T. r. FARNSWoRTH, Cashler,
DeSoto Bank.
ss 80 s. p READ, Cashier,
Union and Planters Bank-sI
B. KIRKLAND, President
Jackson Insurance Company.
THOMAS FISHER, President,
Emmet Bank.
F. SFOELOY, Cashier,
MeTn Dhis Life ard Gent IRz. Co.
If A PARFEE, Cashier,
Merchants National Bank.
:. II. TObEI, President. City Bank
MAKrlS JRIFFIN, Cashier,
no17 German National Bank.
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FoR aALH.
AHALE sEcTI0N 0E LAAn.

WITH 0ne-half IN a good state Of cultiva-
w ton, being in corn and cotton this year,
the balance well timbered, comfortable inn
provenlents, with Gin. Press. Orchard ETC.
lying five miles east NJ. and T. Railroad and
two niies Of LoOxahOma, DeSoto county,
ees7w v FHOs. 7. DOWNS.
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A WONDERFUL LADY.

kfNHE great European Wl-il1qf .,s,. 11as ~
r--e,lf ~ 6r ,-f3Il lerfuf powers, has tisI ar
yte-..s N fi1fs .riry and can be found q her
49,, IN i.is,frrlel. Those persons wishing 70
t,,-i- fIseir future destiny and see q correct
55is,,.,s s1f 1leir fntuEe purrners, should visit
- Madam at once. She Is pronounced ~
XII offer professors OF the art to be the only
real and dependent Planet Reader nov IN
- r -, :, fIxr -. -n0ll
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vALuAaLEP EPRoPERrY EoR sac

TINHE Undersigned desires TO sell hls entiFe
Il Interest in the business and property OF
the Z" Memphis Cotton Press Association"
This Interest viii Insure an active business
man a very large increase on the fnyesfTn snf.
7 T nE, one half cash, balance a. may be agreed
on inOl7I Th0NAS GRAVE
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Notice to StOckhOIders.

OFFICE MEMPHIS AND ST. LOUIS TRASs-0
PoRTATIoS COMPANY,
MEMPHIS, TEES-, November 70, ls69-
THE Board Of Directors have ordered the
4 third iustalInent Of twenty-five per cent
on the capital stock 0f this company to be
paid, on or before lst December, at their office,
No. z05 Front street.
A. L CUMMINGS, te
mold Secretary ana Treasurer.
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NOTICE.


Ii persons are hereby cautioned against
a Trading for eleven Dronissory notes Tor
$40 each. dated Septernb Der =, isd0. made Dy
the undersigned, payable 70 the ordsr q
Menken Brothers, at, respectively, 2, ), 4 q y.
s9 M. N and v months from date. No
consIderatlon having been received for said
notes the same will not be paid.
noI5 A. ~ s3slId.
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WE wiil he ready for busiaess IN our new
w store on Ist September, and viii have
good stock Of Plantation supplies to meet The
wants OF our friends.
HS- Particular attention paid 70 sales 0f
Cotton which will be stored In our own " are
house, and sampled and weighed with care.
RE Cotton Ia store will be covered by InEu-
rance unless otherwise instructed; and all
shipments BY river Insured under our open
policy.
EAHHl NNaINlN = HON ELL
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
MASONIC NOTICE

TNHE special Communication ofSoutf g
1 Memphis Lodge No. las. win be EeId ~
this WELN ESDAY Evening, Nov ember/N W
IN n. at O'Clock, for work IN r. g. 1egree.
All +. G. = are fraternailv invited,
By order Of Al. WHEELER, W NJ.
BEN. h PCLLES, See. nOE
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RE the 18th o. August last, sOkhf,l'
u MARE. about is hands hign, years oia,
= raid - '.-lfl ALEX. AekANtANs
aos y - ,,ei4ss.5 Fsr'eFsf'is'. {sa'a.i
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INSANE AsYLUM.

ct yINCENFs INSTITUTION FOR THE
- INSANE, st. Louis, Mo. This INSTITUTION
was fornded by the sisters Of Charity, An
olist 10 IS5g. II is private and Grst-ciass In
rs arrangements and accommodation. m
sane patients Of both sexes aud OF All de-
nominations are received, also tnose edulcteo
10 tal<ing Opium or other stimulants to ex-
cess and desire TO correct. For terms, ETC.,
apply to DIR. j. K. BAUDUY or the Sli5fEb
sif3tkk,tSIflTt auRa
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MARSHAL'S SALE.

II Y virtue Of two executions 70 me- directed
- nom the Manieipal f'ourt of Memphis
one In favor Of j. r. Petit and against the
Memphis Miniug and ManufaeturiRg COura-
~ fldgIusHt on the llth day Of Nay lsls, FOR
sZ-Bs r. two thousand seven hundred and
sfx1y-n{ne dollars and two efnisi. besides
costs OF suit; the other in favor OF M J.
v feigs and against the same Company, judg-
Inenc On tbs same day Tor Sl072 50 zone thou
sand and saV enty-twO dollars and hfty cents +,
besides cl5ts Of sGtt- ! viii prOeeed % sell %
the highest bidder, for cash, IA front 0f the
door % the AGnicipal Cou-t, On 2
Wednesday, the ist Day Of December, 1853,
belweeu the legal hours OF sale. the following
described properly, tO-ylt. Ihe ieasehold in
ierest Of said Company in and 70 the tract Ot
land on Nfhlca The Rolling Mills are situated
frfflI inE .asfii feet Promenade street, ia the
eity 0f Memphis. Tennessee, and raining
htciS. between parallel lines, abOut 401 feet to
" OF river. Said leasehold has Ten years 10
run from June, Isszj, together with AL the I'M
pfoveuientS thereon, cOnststing Of huildiRss.
iuaehiTIesy -. boiiars, engines, r0liing-niil1s.
piatform-srales, and all the fixtures belong
ir-ta said R0iilng Mills, lssy itsI on as the
property Of the Memphis Mining and Manu-
fasturihk Company, and sold 10 satisfy the
i0reg0ing jadzInents, interest ana Gusts
Il. III. Bt rsW ELL. -.
Marshal u. e. NJ.
By ". F. BALI. Deputy Marshal.
NIHa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-17
The DRAWING of Spanish Policy

TAXES PLACE DAILY
In the Large Han In the Rear OF our Banking
House, Chances Ten Cents Each
DRIES ranging In value from s. 90 to s777. :
4 zoe. One prize TO every 10 Blanks. Send
to Us Ten Cents and any Three nun bers be-
tween l07 and - ,T10. they viii be put into the
wheel. II you draw prize We Will let you
know BY return mall
Scale Of Discount for Chances:
IChance. 10 cts. 100 Chances.--..S 70
10 Chances s. cts. 1)5 Chances-.--..--. Il ~
- Chances u IS cts. 400 Chances......... :z3 "
~ Chances 30 cts. lUeO Chances.-.-..-.. 50 90
Address all communications 10
In. BLAKE & Co, Bankers,
And sole Agents for Spanish Policy IN the q.
r. Gsi Broadway, New York noE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-17

WE ARE INSTRUCTED BY CHARLES
w JONES, Esq., % oEer, At puollc sale,
those TWO ELEGANT