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AMERICAN ENTERPRISE IN ENGLAND.

Six months ago the Rand Sea Moss Fa-
rine Company commenced the manufac-
ture of the new and popular food known
as the Sea Moss Farine from Carrageen, or
Irish moss.
The public began to so appreciate this
new, cheap, and delicious foo hat its
sale at once assumed most enormous pro-
portions, taxing the company far beyond
their ability to supply. With the increas-
ing popular demand, the company largely
increased their capacity to manufacture.
New mills were erected, in which were
placed new and improved machinery, es-
pecially adapted to its manufacture. Hav-
ing ample capital, and being stimulated
by fresh orders received every mail, the
work of progress in constructing the new
factories proceeded with great rapidity,
and by the first of last May the company
occupied and operated the new mills. and
converted five tons of crude moss daily
into Sea Moss Farine. These mills nave
a further capacity of ten tons daily if re-
quired. The value of Sea Moss Farine as
a nutritious, healthy diet becoming known
in Europe, orders were received by almost
every steamer from England and Ireland
for considerable quantities, often coupled
with highly complimentary letters touch
ing its meIits.
The Company, thus encouraged by the
growing demand at home and abroad,
nave determined TO introduce It's manu-
facture in either England or Ireland.
Plans and specifications for new mills on
a large scale have been prepared by a
competent engineer and architect, and
the President of the Company, Mr.. p. H.
Drake, OF the well-known firm of Messrs.
p. II. Drake & Co., viii sail in the steamer
of the Goth inst. to put them in operation.
The location of the mills has not yet
been decided, but mott probably they will
be erected in Cork, as that city is in close
proximity to the vast beds of carrageen,
with which the Emerald Isle abounds,
and from which the Company expect to
procure much of their supply.
To further facilitate its sale, agencies
will be established in London, Paris, and
all the principal European cities. II the
same energy and tact are displayed abroad
In the management of the Company's af-
fairs which have characterized their opera
lions at home, we may o expect to see
Sea Moss Farine quoted and sold in all of
the important food markets of the world.
The Company has a capital of S250,000.
Its members are p. H. Drake, President;
w. p. Ward, Secretary and Treasurer;
and w. j. Rand (the inventory Superin-
tendent.-SHn.
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MURDER.
WOTNIEE
A Negro Drives a Katie to the Heart Of
AnOther---he Gives Himself Up
to the 0ficers.

About half.past eleven o'clock last
night a negro man, who gave his name as
Joe. fSanderson, came TO the Second Dis
trict s~tation-house on Causey street, and
gave information that he had killed one
Anderson Louis, smother negro, at No. 204
OF 304 Linden street. Sergeant CAN'T
baing present asked him about the cir
climstance of the affair, and he briefly de-
tailed them as follows: Sanderson says
that his wife hiss been lying
i'll for some days aDd that
the deceased, Anderson Louis, being her
brother, has been much about the house.
A few days g a difficulty arose between
him (Sanderson) and Louis. Last night
while he was sitting up with his sick
wife, Louis came around and renewed the
quarrel; words led TO blows, and blows
to the drawing of weapons. Both were
armed with pocket knives, and Sander
son being the quickest, drove his knife
into Louis heart.
Sergeant CAN'T, on hearing Sanderson's
statement, took him iuto custody, and
made arrangements for an inquest on the
dead body. II will be held at an early
hour this morning. Meanwhile, Sander
son is locked up.
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7. B. EORKENT FOR THE STATE SENATE.

Editors AppeGl-It is time the Demo-
cratic party of Shelby and Fsyette were
casting about for a candidate for Senator.
I beg leave, through your columns, to
suggest the name of our old and highly
esteemed citizen, Thomas B. Norment.
He is a working Jealous Democrat,
knows the wants of the people, and pos
sesses all the talent, energy and honesty
to make an able and efficient State Sena-
tor. 1 trust Colonel NOrment will con-
sent to the use of his name, which would
be equivalent to a nomination and an
election. That Colonel Norment may be
our standard-bearer for State Senator, is
the earnest wish of
SOUTH MEMPHIS.
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The Court was engaged all day in the
hearing of the case of State VS. Daniel
Wright, charged with assault with at
tempt TO commit rape. Wright was tried
last week and sentenced to two years in
the'penitentiary but was granted a new
trial. The jury again found him guilty
and aft xed bis punishment at n year
in the penitentiary-the lowest term al
lowed by law. The following cases are
set for trial to-day:
State vs. w. d. Berry, indictment for
horse stealing.
State VS. Randall Bridges, indictment
for assault with intent to commit murder.
State VS. Charles Moody, indictment for
larceny.
State VS. Minnie Simmons, indictment
for larceny.
State VS. George Nesbit, and State VS.
Joe Lusher, indictments for retailing.
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GENERAL GLENN A CANDIDATE F0R
CONGRESS-.

Editors ApPeGl-I am a candidate for
Congress, subject to the decision of a
Democratic Convention. My platform is
the address of the Democratic members of
Congress to the Southern people. This
address is a rock on which we may all
stand. If L should go to Congress, my
highest ambition would be to pass a law
TO relieve all citizens of their disabilities
produced by the war. / feel confident
from my past experience in politics, that
l can accomplish this.
Respectfully, 2. B. GLENN.
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HERzoo 8 BRO.

VIII a great remnant sale to-
day, to continue this week, of a varied
stock of remnants of calicoes, lawns, and
dress goods of all descriptions, at ridicul
make room for the handsomest stock OF
fall dress goods ever imported to Mem
phis. If you want remnants for nearly
nothing, you had better call at once at
Herzog q Bros, 294 Main street.
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Tuesday, Sept. 6, 1870,

#.N. a||E aHH
Within legal hours, the following described
real estate, to-wit: Beginning at the north
west corner ola lot conveyed to William W.
Bond by said Pritchet (by deed registered in
the office of the Register of Shelby county,
Tennessee, In book Al, part /, pages 1893 and
3S4) thence north and parallel with WelIing-
ton street to Monre street extended to a point
1872 feet from the southeast intersection of
Wellington and Monroe streets; thence with
Monroe street extended east one hundred and
eighty and one-half feet to a point on
the southern line of Monroe street, opposite
said Bonds northeast corner; thence south
TO said Bonds northeast corner; thence
west with said Bonds line one hundred and
eight and one-halff feet to the beginning.
TERMS OF SALE.-On q credit OF 7 months
purchaser executing bond, with good secur.
ity, and lien retained upon the land 10 secure
money. Equity of redemption
barred. ffLfAZ Ak14CK
purchaser or purchasers must comply with
the terms of sale within ten lays or the said
property will be advertised and Fesold, end
the delinquent purchaser charged with the
costs. This, August5 S, 1870. l
NJ D. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
aug6 f4
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
DEPARTURES
IN PORT.
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

RIVERS, WEATHER n BUSINESS.
l. $3.50 GAS WORKS, August 10.
The river rose 2X inches in "a hours.
Below high water mark of 1867, 25 feet 3
inches. CHARLES GOODWIN,
Superintendent Gas Works.
Low water in the Arkansas, 80 inches to
Little Rock, and falling is the cry from
that quarter, while above there about
one-half that depth is found. White
river is also declining, with 40 inches to
Augusta. Our dispatches give the latest
news from above.
A nice rain fell yesterday, but the sky
was clear toward night. Business light
on the leyee,
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chancery Sale of Real Estate,
On Tuesday, Sept 6, 1870,

No S2S9, o. r. D.-Second Chancery Court
of Shelby county, William Tucker VS.. The
ophilus Pritehet.
DY virtue of an order of sale In the above
ID cause, l will sell, at public auction, to
the highest bidder, in 'front.' OF the Clerk n
Masters office of the second Chancery Court
OF Shelby county, In the city OF Memphis,
Tennessee, on
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But CIV US back otf old nobNlty."
Meanwhile the consumption of lager
goes on at a fesrfiilly increased rate, and
the saloon-keepeTs say WE Ia g~IGerTel
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r o. o. F. DIRECTORY.

OpD-FELLows' HALL, corner Of Main ana
North Court-Ruth Lodge, No. ],
Of "Rsbekah-meets on Uhe nrst ana miro
Fridav nights OF each mOHth, at O.elock-
J. ". W~aynesburg, y. q MIS-. "
WavneSburE. V. G.; Benz. Bingham Secs-
GAYOsO ENCAMPMEST No 5-r1eets On tue
month, al 5 O'Clock Alex. HUM - r. j..
r. Russell. II. P: Thomas Bacon, scribe,
MFrsHrs LODGE No. 6-meets every tuesday
DigI5T Al $ O'Clock. :. N. Norwood, n G.
A. ". Jones. V. o.; J. ". MaynesbuTg, Hec-
and Fin. sec J.
LODGE. No. s-meets every Non
dsv pight. at 5 O'Clock. j.. N. sample, n.
o.: Leon Levy, E.G.; Tbos. >. Binghams
Rec. Sec.
SCHULER LODsE. No. l40-meetS every
WEDNESDAY night al : O'Clock. IL. Harder
X q: Fred. Kropp. V U jos. lnL. secg.
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SOUTH MEMPHIS.

THE sale of the furniture in the Peabody
Hotel, p. II. GoOdloe, Trustee, came off
yesterday, but was not concluded. having
been suspended until to-day, at 10 O'Clock
am, by consent of parties interested.
The business of the hotel has not at all
been Interrupted by the sale.
Memphis, August IL, 1870.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY FOR $50 &
LnDGES- W


soUTH MEMPHIs, No. us-meets ID Friday OF
earh mouth-Han cor. Madison and Second.
", s. Matthews, W. M Ben kPuAen'
Sec.
AEeKRoNA No. lSS-meets LIST Monday in ev-
ery month, at Odd-Fellows' Han, corner
Court and Main. CT Carroll, WIN. John
Beandish, Secretary.
LILA SCOTT, No g-meets lst Friday OF each
mouth-Hau corner Madison and Second.
R ". Mitchell, W. M 5. Sturms Sec.
OES0ro. No. 49-meets Sd Friday OF each
mouth-Odd-Feuows' Hall J. d. Beard,
". N; p W. Shelton, Sec.
KuwTNNrNG. No. Sl-meets 4th Friday Of
each mopth-st South Memphis Hall. cor
nv OF Madison and Second W. A I'd
mOnds, W. M; Louis CZaPski, Sec.
RoYAL ARCH.
PrEy CHATTER. No. &-meets ID Monday OF
each m0nth-Odd-FellOws' Hall. ID. G. Ira
DE- N. < 3. P: c. g. Locke. Sec
MTNPHIs CHAPTER Nos Z. D-meets atOod
FeIlows' Hall, Sd Mondays OF each month.
Henry ]. Lynn, NJ. K h P.s &c SteeEer'
Secretary.
RAND In.
FUEFFA COUSCTL No. meets 81 Aonuay OF
ssrh mnutb-Odd-FellOWs Hall. ID. i. fOrs-
Ter, tn IL; NJ. Wiggin, Rec
TEMPLARs.
CvRKSE No. 4-Meets 9Th Mon
Cav OF each month Geo. MellersR, COM
7 ]. Barchus. Rec.
CHAPTER Or R0sE CRaIX. 18Th, NO.
u Cnsrles ". Adams, I'D H.. W.; HI.
TomlinsOn, sd. Sec..
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l., - ana boiler. capacity iO-hoIse power,
n r51i n7nufng order, Apply al TAFFE%
aTNTfS pIanfnn Nil, Gl second st. aulu
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LADIES' JET JEWELRY.

Jet Palace of 1. Roescher & Co., 32S Main
street, Memphis. All jet goods bought in
our establishment will be repaired free of
charge.
No. 1 Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omew q Allen, No. 5 West Court street.
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LAW REPORTS.

Second Cha merry court.--yergsr, Judge.
No business of importance transacted
in this Court; adj burned until to-day
at ii O'Clock am
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LETTER LIST.

The following Is the list Of letters remain
ing in the Memphis Posto flee and not deiiv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers
will be delivered promptly by carriers.
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SOUTHERN PALACE.-EVery depart-
ment in the bankrupt stock, No. 1872 Main
street, which is s. popular, has been sup
piled and is daily r~eplenished with the
most desirable goods, and the managers
feel confident that they can please the
most fsstidious, and at prices unprece-
deated.
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In the active pursuits of pleasure or
gam, the inestimable blessing OF health is
TOO often forgotten, until disease is firmly
seated, and the fact only realized by great
bodily and mental suffering. The liver is
the vulnerable point in most persons, and
the disaFrangernent of that organ involves
almost thu whole system; hence the rea-
son why Under liver disease there is emu
merated snch 3 number of Affections, and
we claim the Simmons Liver Regulator
to be q remedy for them all. suiss
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COTTON FACTORY
FOR SALE,
Or
Exchange for City Property.
BAY SPRINGS COTTON HILLS,
The Finest Water Power In the South.

THE machinery Is all new and now in sue
i cessful operation. This valuable prop
erty Is situated in the southern portion OF
TishomingO county. Miss, twenty-five miles
south of Iuka, on the stage road leading to
Fulton and Aberdeen.
DESCRIPTION OF
Eight hundred acres of land. covered with
fine timber; one large frame factory-house,
81 by A feet, 81 stories, and 500 spindlesi one
large roomy stofe-house, with good cellars
one large frame carpenter shops one large
blacksmith shop; one large and
Wool-carder; i've double houses, for opera
tiVes, passage etWeen; four single houses,
with shed attached: four Jingle houses, with
out sheds; one large mill-hOuse, with corn
aud wheat mill; one large Clubhouse; one
saWmill, with new circular saw; besides
dW~elling-hOuses, stables, cribs, etc.
A large, bold and never-faiiing stream OF
water passing through a natural rock canal
the LETT bank thirty feet and the right bank
twenty-five feet high, OF solid rock. The bed
on bottom is also solid rock; in fact, IL is a
solid rock canal, with capacity to drive four
TO ten thousand spindles; in a healthy local
ity, with good road to Iuka; q splendid or
chard of about three hundred choice apple
trees, and a dne peach orchard.
Here is a splendid opening for capitalists
to Invest in the finest water power in the
south, with all necessary buildings on the
premises ready built, large enough for spin
ming or weaving. or both, II desired.
10 TRIMS LIBERAL apply 10
DONOHO, JOY & CO..
Real Estate and Emigration Agency,
aus q Madison street. Memphis, Tenn.
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sSENIBLY HALL-FOr Two years or less
To secure this handsome and spacious
Ball. over 25S aud S5 Main street, call on
auiI W. A. WHEATLEG- Bethel Block
w. A. WHEATLEY,
suu Agent 2. c. Bethel.
GEHHERRY PLACE" on Rsyburn avenue,
Partee & Harbert. II Union St aull
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TIE new food prepared from SEA
Moss FARINE is meeting with wonderful
success; and well it may, for a more de-
Iiehtful dessert for the table can not be
Imagined.
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To MOTHERS AND NURsEs,-Mrs Whit
combs Syrup for Diarrhsa, etc, in chile
rem, whether induced by teething or other
causes, Is the safest and best remedy.
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LOCAL NEWS.

Arrival and Departure Of Nails.
MEMPHIS P~osToFFICE. Office hours
from s am. toe pm. Sundays from 8 TO
10 an.
CTozR ARRIYEs
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AL OF the latest weeklies and month
lies. lust received at 10 Locke's, 236N
Main street.
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n.P.M. Memphis & Louisville AN. T. n.
r All points North and
lZ.SQls.3G East Twice daily 3:l5 lzSD
Memphis & Louisville T.
1870 R-Way mails------ SID
#Memphls & Charleston R.
n. All cities East & South
$50 and way maIlE-- 5&
Miss. a Tenn. II. K All
ul5i cities South and way mail 20
Memphis d Little Rock r
|I2O0 r.. daily except sunday b5O
Mississippi river 70 Hele-I
800 ma and FTiar's POint,daily 1880
Mss. river 70 Nicksburg
rtri-weekly, on Monday
800 Thursdays and Saturdays 600
Miss. river TO st. Louis
tsemi-Weekly, on Mondays
800 and ThunEdayE-------.---- b.VJ
White river eni-week1g
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mondays and F~ridaya-- goo
Arkansas river, tri-Week-f
ly, Mondays, Wednesdays
200 and WV
Memphis TO Marion, Ark,
Etrf-week1y, on Mondays, -
1osOoI wednesdays and Fridays R30
Memphis 70 Cub Tenn.,l
M 20 weekly. Fnday.----- E&
Memphis 70 Byhalia and
olive Branch. Miss, semi
500 weekly, Tues a Fridays 6iO
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e n r%R0SiI

Nothing can be more simple, or, 1t may
be, more appropriate. st. Oroix Rum Is
the stimulating basis Of the PLANTATION
BIrTERs, aud It is therefore, "in accord
anee with the illness Of things" that st.
Croix should be the basis of their basi-
ness ~shibboleth.
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To TEE RESCUE, Ho!-Gentlemen and
ladies, who have had their heads contain
mated with nauseating and unctuous hair
dyes, are invited to try Pha!on's new dis
coyery, VITALIA, OR SALVATION FoR THE,
HAIR-clear and sweet smelling, without
sediment.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers,
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TRI-WEEKLY MAIL & PASSENGER
Coaches

T. ROM Gaines Landing to Camden, Arkan
and Fridays, at Z am. Fare. SIS.
Iy30 PCPE a MITCHELL.
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HARPERas MoETHLY, improved style,
with leaves neatly cut, for sale at Joe
Locke's, 236K Main street. ln
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FOR SALE.

AND BOILER.-A stationary en-
l.. zine ana boiler, capacity lO-hoIse power
IN c5oi running order, Apply al IAFfEN
SAINTS Planning NH, S8l Second ST anlg
ATULES-STILL-Four splendid mules in
NJ ao0,a condition: also. a very GOOD secohu-
hand la-gallon still, complete
CRlSMAN, SIEM ANi w.
aul0 80 Front street..
- pBUCF BFFR MANUFACTORN.-Sslls 8
- co.'s spruce Beer Mandatory corner
1Tbfrd and Mil streets lentire business a4u
good will: established in this clty May, lo77'
GulU JOE M-SALL ALof
Hundred and Forty Acres Of
Il Iaud. 5 miles above Memphis, "a miles
above Mound City, Ark; one hundreu anu
forty ares in cultivation, well fenced "a
GOOD new gin and press; good well1ng-houke
ard fine young orchard OF very
choice fruit Of one hundred and tweniy-nNe
Irees. one huPdred and sixty acres ir0ntlng
IN Ire river. well tmbered; a chance for
some man in the wood trade: n large stock
OF cattle, mules, horses, hogs ana farming
utensils. I viii sell 3 part or the wholelo
suit the purchaser. Zoo particulars INQUIRE
OF James q. Berry, of Mound CITY Ark or
on premises, or EARRfNGTON
Of Memphis There Is a good growing crop
on the premises. -
"OATS-Low, for cash, a lot OF about nifty
II IuU blood snd h~alf-blood ashfnere and
Maltese Goats, singly, or in pairs. Apply az
my residence. at Buntyn where the STOCK
NAV be seen. or 10 Charles A. Choate, Al
fDriev. No. 20 Second street. Memphis.
ELIZABETH c HILL, Adm
ausF nfrhR estate of Hume p. Alil decd.
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$1,000 Revvard

For any case OF Bissd, BEeedhq0 or LtchiaQ
PILES that behring's FILE RE1rEDY fails 70
cure. 1t has cured cases OF Ayear5 standing.
Try it. and get rid of the most troublesome
disease fesh Is heir to-. Sold by all druggists
Sold everywhere. Send for pamphlet.
400 Ldb~SutoY-lf2 Franklin street,
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NOTICE.

In County Court Shelby county, Tenn.-In
matter of estate of T. H. Heinrich, decd.
A LII persons having claims against said
N estate will appear and nle the same, au-
thenticated in the manner prescribed by law,
on or against the 18th day of October, AID,
1870. Suggestion OF the Insolvency OF said
estate this day made. July "a, 1870.
ESTINE
Adm'x Of p. II. Heinrich, deed.
Westcott q Stahl, Solicitors. iyH
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HfTE q CoRwrSE, proprietors of the
Job Printing establishment in the AP-
PRAL Binding. IA Union street are
now prepared 70 execute orders oIJob
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons of the APPEAL will bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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FirSt-C1aSS
MAIN STREET STORE HOUSE
o RENT.

ONE of the most prominent and central on
" the street, suited for the most extensive
wholesale or retail trade, may be rented for
the mex twelve months, on early application
to ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT CO.,
n n T. GITr0N Rental AGENT fel Qu4
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LADIES, LIST.
G~ENTLEMEN's LIST.

w. L. WARDS Seminary for Young La
dies, Nashville, Worcestershire largest
school in the South, and the most
thorough in its regular course of music,
classics, French and fine arts-will open
its fall session on Thursday, September
LIST. Catalogues give full particulars.
Address, W. L. Ward, Nashville, Tenn.
SEE advertisement of DR.. Butts Dis
penssry, headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another col
umn, it should be read by all.
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Railroad Time Tables.
MEMPHIS AND LTTTLE ROCK RAILROAD
.. CHANCE or TIME .ffsH

MEMPHIS N LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
.aa CHANGE OF TINE. be-.
Through from Memphis to Little Rock in IA
hours. On and after Thursday, the 18th day
Of August, 1870, until further notice, trains
Will run daily as follows:
Leave Hopefield B 80 am
Arrive at Brinkley at..--..-.----.-.....lO;D am
Leave Brinkley atT---~-------rr 5V0p.m
Freight train will leave Hopeield Mondays,
Wednesdays aud Fridays. at 8 am.
Arrive &C Hopefeid Tuesdays, Thursdays
and Saturdays, at4 pm. ;
F~erryboat will leave the wharfboat, loot of
Union street, daily at 200 am.
Baggage checked through to Little Rock on
ferryboat. b. d. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and superintendent.
g. T. ROBSON, Asst sup'L.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
r ARRIVES: A
Mail.a.... ............... $50 pm. 10:5 am,
Junction accommodate S:l5 am. $50 pm.
SOmerville accommod'n. 9:5 am. $40 pm.
Freight, with coach at
tached. 5:25 pm. 500 am.
Ticket once, rs Main ST., cor. South Court.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
ARRIVES: AvE
Day Express pm. 400 am.
Night Express 400 am. LIS pm.
Brownsville 8 40 am. 5:l5 pm.
Railroad time Is minutes faster than city
time. DEPOT at head-of Main street. Ticket
office 2S7L Main St, one door north Jefferson.
MISSISSIPPI AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
q ARRIVES: A
New Orleans Mail. daily 2:5 pm. l2a6 pm.
Express, daily ---.----.- $3.50 am. 4:30 pm.
Freight, daily exeeptSun-
Depot al foot of Main street. Ticket ONCE
Z7k Main street, one door north of Jefferson.
AS. LIVERAoRE, GenT Sup't.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-11

In front OF the sherif-s office, in the Green
Law Opera Building, Second street. city OF
Memphis, within legal hours, proceed to sen.
to the highest bidder, for cash. the Following
described real estate, to-wIt: A certain tract
Of land lying and being in the county Of
Shelby, State of Tennessee, bounded on the
north by job Neal; on the south by tract OF
said defendant. known as the Paine tract:
on the east by tract OF defendant, known a.
the CLARK tract; and On the west by Moses
Nelly and N. +. Harrison, containing, by es-
tfmation, ninety-fve acres, levied on to- SAT
isfy said execution for $52 IS, and SIG IS Costs
OF suit, with interest, etc.
MARCUS ]. WRIGHT.
jy7 Sheriff Shelby county,