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FUTURE HUSBAND Oh WIFE.

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Balsam Of Alpine Moss

Has induced me to offer the suteriD G everyW here
this well tested and approved remedy for
CONSUME
am now an old man, pearly sixty winters of
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| For sale by Fuller, Finch Fuller, Wholesale
| Dealers, and by Druggi,ta everywhere.
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No. 5.-AdveT

The Stars and Planets reveal your destinyl :
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Rich or Poor-Exalted or Debasedg Arc YOU I,
rise TO Eminence, Honor. Wealth aud P0yTerf or,
are you to sink into obscurity and obllvioH' ana
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the all-absorbing question. Who VIII soiVe ~ =
DIR. RAPHAEL can solve it, All VINO gre N
trouble all who have been unfortunate, all VINO
have been seduced by false promises ana deceit 70
to him and get advice ant satisfaction He has the
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Coincidence, consult him before they get married.
he will restore their bloom, freshness, and yigoI
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DR. LAwRENeE's WoMAN's FRIEND Cures
all Diseases peculiar to Females.
danb -dM1H
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NEW York, Oct. ~, 1868.
Messrs Herring, Farrell Sherman, 25l B. Way
GKxrs- We haye one of your Hearings Pat
snt Champion Safes in the second story of cur
building, at the great oil FIRE on Sunday mig BIT
last From fifteen to eighteen thousand barrels
Of oil were burned in this vast confsgration,
and thesafe wAs exposed TO q white heat, as the
outside shows. We opened it this morning, aid
the result gives great satisfaction. Not, ar;i-
Gle was tsu he'd by Ere. Our books only are Af-
feeted by the covers being little drawn by the
steam of the FIRE proof filing while the papers in
the books, and ell our accounts and loose papers
In the safe are good as new.
Respe ctfully,
ROCKEFELLER, ANDREWS FLAGLE.
The public are invited to examine the above
safe, now Of 2ib Broadway.
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Read "FALsH AED TRUE.
Send one etts stamp 20 Railway Co, No
a. Maiden Lane, New York. Information
= ortb thous.nd, will be cent jon. d-W-ly
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Another ia same Fire.
New YORK, 0etob ~. 1858.
Messrs. herring. Farrell Sherman, 25l B. Way.
GExTLEMgs.-- We have got your safe out one
of your "Herring'g Patent Champion" which
passed through the great confagrstion on san-
dav night the goth inst. The safe was subJec-
ted to a severe trial, but we find every thing all
right Our books and papers and the in terror Of
the safe all perfect and good for future use.
Yours truly,
WARREN BROTHERS OIL Co.,
Per B. S. Beckwith.
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NOTICE.
OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE
49, mm~-.r Wnnm

OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE.
~ MEMPHIS, Tenn, January IL loIL-I
* The attention Of al persons retailing
spirits, etc, Is called to article II, section 8,
Of the city ordinance, wherein It states that
each and every person OF persons taking out
a city license for the retail Of spirits, etc,
shall keep h same constantly posted In
some conspicuous place in b house or room
where they vend spirits, etc, By retail. so
that any ard all Of the Omcsrs can readily
approach and examine the same &C pleasure;
on allure 70 comply with this provision, he,
shs or they shall forfeit and pay to the city
a fine OF not less than i've dollars nor more
than ten dollars, for each and every ofenss,
and a like sum for each and every day that
he, she or they may SO offend.
All parties falling to comply with the
above section Of article II Of the city ordi-
nance after the expiration Of ten days from
the date Of this publication, win be subject
to arrest and hne, from day TO Cay, until such
time as he, she or they may comply with
this order. T. ~. ODONNELL.
faTR ChFaF poTFa.
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Attachment Notice.

No. $40, A. DIN the Second Circuit Court o.
Shelby county Tenn-Galbreath, stewart
& Co, VI. j. +. Smith.
IN this cause an attachment having been
4 sue ont under section 1896 ofths Code and
returned into court, levied upon the personal
property, viz: / box saddlery, I bale Of col,
Lars, 2trunkB OF merchandise, 2 bols nOur, 9
bbls meal, ] cask meat, OF defendant, and
athdgvit having been made that the defend
ant, j. F. Snaith, IS indebted to plaintiff IN
the sum Of SOL q by account and that the
defendant, j. 3. Smith, Is q non-Fesldent OF
the state OF Tennessee;
Is Is therefore ordered that he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Aldge
or the secoud Circnlt Court OF shelby counGy
on the third Monday IN May next and defend
said ttaehmen suit within the time pre-
scrloed By law, or thsBame will be proceeded
with exparte, and that 3 copy OF this order
pc published once week Jor o q consecu.
Tvs weeks 10 the Memphis Appeal.
Done 81 onee, this ebh day OF January, 1871.
+. D. BOYLE, CLERK.
BY W. Lewis Wharton, Deputy CLERK.
wright, MsKtsaiek 4 Wright, Attorneys fer
PlsinaG 1aaI9
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Wednesday, February |, 1871.

Within legal hours, all the right, title and
interest OF C.. 5. SeversOn in q to the fol-
lowing described property, tO-Wit: A certain
lot or parcel OF ground, being and lying IN
that part OF the city of Memphis known as
South Memphis, and bounded as fOllOws-be-
ginning st the southeast olrnsr Of a lot for
merly owned by Van Pelt, on Causey street,
In said city thence southwark y with the
east Inc Of Causey street, 40 feet to a stake;
thence eastWardly and parallel with Van
Pelt's line 90 feet TO a stake 100 feet from Her
nandO street; thence n~Orthwardly, parallel
with Herdando street, 40 feet to Van Pelts
southeast corner; thence with Van Pelts
line wesJwardly to the beginning, IL being
part of lot No. S, in block IS, as designated in
the plan OF south Memphis. which was
Vance, as per deed Of said Vance TO said
Merrill, daIed November Is, 1856. and regis
tered in the Registers Office OF shelby c un-
~, Tennessee, book SO, part 1, pages l7 and
l4S, on the Sth day OF August, 1859.
Terms OF sale-Cash.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
Wilson & Beard, attorneys.
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TIE New York Journal Of Com-
ana'os says Of the new member Of Cen
gress, the cOlored gentleman from
South Car0linai" "Rainey is whittier
than Revsls, being about se~ven-tenths
white, or possibly an oCtorOOn. He
has long, straight black hair, that
makes a deliberate curl st the end,
such Is the watering place beaux cul-
tivate, bat It has just the slightest
tendency TO irregulsrlty or ropiness,
az If It intended to show that be has
some c0lored blood On him. His
long, bushy Eide-Whlsker5 are pre-
eisely like q white mans. His phys
zeal Organization seems % be sun-
GENTLY strong 10 bear all the strain
his mental construction will give. His
forehead is middIing broad and high,
and the ~ennobling organization Of the
mind Is well developed. BE has an
excellent memory, and his perceptive
powers are good. His polite and dig
uihed bearing enforced respect. OF
course, Rslney will not compare with
The best men Of the House Of Repre-
seEtatives, but he Is a good average
Congressman, and stands head and
shoulders above the ordinary carpet
Dagger"
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SHORT PARAGRAPHS.

Revels, the negro Senator from Mis-
sissippi, introduced a bill in the Sem
ate on the Goth inst. TO incorporate
the Grand Tabernacle Of Gaiileean
Fishermen. There must be some
thing in a name.
Senator Sumner calls the war be-
tween France and Germany "a dueI.U
The application has been caught NJ
by the shOulder-hitters and buffers.
The coming prize fight between Jem
Mace and Joe CobuTn is to be termed
a dual duel.
In his sermon last Sunday Mr..
Beecher hippantly alluded to st. Paul
as an Insignificant, blear-eyed
jew" What's the trouble between
Henry Ward and st. Paul? Jew he
undoubtedly was, and so was Jesus,
but the attack on his eye-sight Is I'M
warranted and calumnious.
The negroes Of Ohio, at their late
State Convention, adopted a resOlu-
ton demanding Of their white Radi-
cal brethren, that ali the schools of the
State should at once be thrown open
and made equally free to black and
white children. On with the dance.
Nh. @. W. Kendall, whom the
Democrats Of Nevada have elected to
Congress in place of MI. Fitch, is a
native Of SearsmOnt, Maine. which
place he left In 1850 to settle in Cali
fOrnia. He Is now making his first
visit since that time TO his old home.
A convention (some people called il
a vigilance cOmmittee) was recently
held in Oregon to devise means for
elevating the Indians on the Pacific
Coast. A few were afterward elevated,
the limbs Of trees and a few feet OF
rope taking part in the exercises.
A number Of depraved women In
Chicago recently endeavOred to dis
suade q country girl from entering
upon a life OF shame. When they
found their advice would not be
needed they sent for a police officer,
had her arrested and then raised a
sufficient sum tOpay her way back TO
her parents.
Mrs. DR.. J. B. WitherspOon, Of
Sumter, South Carolina, died last
week. She was q lady of the bright
est intellect and an honor 20 the pro-
fessiOn Of which she was a master, and
OF the cause Of which she was a cham
pion. We cannot afford 10 spare
many such.
Even the Methodists, with all their
theological, dOgmatical crochets. have
come over, and licensed Mrs. Van
Colt to do the work Of the ministry.
What Is the world coming to- Mrs,
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AT Windsor, Ia Vermont, Henry
Welcome, nineteen years Of age, was
executed, Ead the coffin being placed
40 the foot Of the gsllows, wa In fall
view on his way 70 it. A correspond
ent Of the Boston Post, describing the
scene, says "the coffin was placed at
TIE foot Of the black frame work, and
al 1870 O'clock the condemned man
was taken from the cell and con-
Quoted round through the north cor
ndor past the two entrances and
down the south corridor to the engine
Of death. At sight Of the coffin the
prisoner faltered a scanned 70 lose
ali his strength, for the officials with
difficulty were able to guide hh steps
mp the stairs t. the platform from
which be was never 10 move again.
II we are not mistaken, the coffin has
been similarly placed here; and we
can bat join In the protest against
adding any circumstances Of unneees-
sary barbarity and torture 20 q public
execution. IN come cases It NAV be
mercy 20 the innocent to cut OF Of
tenders. But the Ak may be polished
and fall without saVagery. The less
that h revolving and shocking the
more viii public justice be humane.
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FIGHT years Radical rule put the
debt Of Philadelphia from nineteen to
forty millions, which Democratic ad-
ministratiOns viii have to pay OF.
Halt that time Of Radicalism in Ten
nesseo run the debt from one million
10 forty millions, under which the
people and Democratic admins
tration Of the State is now grooming,
Rzdi0alism cries peace and brings
strife. It is death aud poverty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-27
ROTIGE IN BANKRUPTCY.

District Court United States, District Of West
tennessee. IN Bankruptcy-in the matter
Of A. W.. Young, Bankrupt.
THIS Is TO give notice that on the 9Th dsv
4 OF january, 1911, a Warrant Of BRnkrupf.
cy was issued ont oil the District Court OF the
United states for the District of West Ten.
nessee against the estate OF a, W. Young. OF
Memphis, in the county of Shelby, in said
District, who has been adjudged 8 Bankrupt
on his own petltiOni
The payment Of any debts and the de-
livery of any property belonging TO such
Bankrupt to him or FOR his use and the trahs-
Ter Of any property by him, are forbidden by
law, ana hat a meeting OF the creditors Of
said Bankrupt to prove their debts and to
choose one or more Assignees of mis- estate
will be held at a Court OF Bankruptcy, to be
held at NO. sZ% Main street, Memphis, Ten
negsee, before Thomas j. Latham, ESQ. Reg
lister in Bankruptcy for said District on the
21st Of January A. D., ISL, at 10 o'clock ain.
JAM (. 3. TATON. Q. Marshal.
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a AJAX EnR Ia MILLlnR.

MARRIAGE z a P nFEsTEn S- % gs8sg 9so 4
GUIDE. 20 lm @Tyts on sh9 s R55y5 Ts9sfa.
tons OF the BeXual system, with the latest
discoveries In producing and preventing On.
spring, preserving tho complexion, etc
This Is an interesting WORK Of two hundred
and twenty-fOur pages, with numerous en-
cravings, a contains valuable Information
for those who are married OF contgmplat
marriage; still 1t Is q bOok that ought to be
under lock and key, and not laid carelessly
sbOut the house.
Sent TO any u Gree OF pOstage) for SC cents.
Address Dr.. Butts D~ispensary, No. Il N,
Eighth street, st. Louis, BIO.
~ Notice 70 0e Afflicted ard UHgoTttgnofs!
Before applying TO the notorious QUAcKs
who advertise In public papera, or using any
QuACK REMEDIES, peruBe Dr.. Butts work. no
matter Whaty your dinease Is, OF how deplora-
bic you condition.
Or, ButtBCan be consulted, personally or by
mail, on the diseases mentioned in his works.
once, No. i'm. Eighth street, bet ARrkefand
Chestnut. st. Lonis. Mo dAw
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TRUSTEES SALE,

d. virtue Of a Trust Deed executed In me
- on the 18th day Of October, 1855. by John
Council u recorded in the Registers Office
OF Shelly county, Tennessee, in Book No. O.
part ], pages IG and l27, for the purpose of
carrying u the trusts therein specified n
OF paying the note unpaid, for which ssid
Trust Deed was made 10 secure. less SIlO paid
thereon December a, 1906, 1 viii, on
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HEETF7ZB APPEAL
FRIDAY MORNING, IAN. u. 1871

INTERVIEWING is fairly "played
out" A Memphis journal has "run
.it into the ground" Its last effort in
this Hns was in a new school" the
affecting touches being given by three
bserjerker5 In q SOLDERING leave
taking with the unfortunate reporter.
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Thursday. February I6. 1871.

During legal hours, in front Of he court.
house door OF the Second Chancery Court. 10
the city Of Memphis. Tenn, sell Tor cash. 10
the highest bidder, at public cutlery, the real
estate conveyed in said Trust Decd, and de.
EcriOed IS follows tO-wit: Lot No. 4 OF A.
WOOdruG's subdivision Of lots SIS and 5Ig on
the south side OF the Raleigh road. The title
OF the above property il believed TO be good.
but / viii convex only as trustee.
JOHN P. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
JaTuHmiu & ETayEar Attorneys foH
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TIE age positively doubts the
truth OF the report that If ROderiek
Random Butler Is convicted Of for
gerry he wiz be pardoned by General
Grant, and appointed to q foreign
mission. Probably he may be handed
over to the Georgia Bullock to make
"a Tu1ra of
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-27

TIKI question Of making peyroa.
competent a. witnesses before the
eourtsis under discussion In Kentucky.
and already before the Legislature.
THERE'S 40 good reason for excluding
any As Incompetent on the ground
OF color, and In fact never was. Com
pstsncy and credibility, hearing and
believing z very different, and per-
haps opposite things. There never
was 6 time, under any form Of insd-
tutiOns, with OF without slavery, when
thstestimony Of black men may not
have bseH safely heard and the credit
- be given e Il Entrusted e intsIE-
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%N0N-RESInENT Notice.

No. TS.-In the First Chaueerv Court of sbel.
BY county Tenn, w. B. and r. b. Crismaa
VS.. f. RaEland.
IT appearing nom amdRvit In this eauss
1 that the defendant, y. D. Ragland, Is q -.
dent Of Arkansas and 8 non-reEident OF the
state OF TENNESSEE
1t is therefore ordered, that he make bi4
appearances herein, ~ the courthouse IA tna
city Of Memphis, TenneBsee, on OF before Ire
answer or demur to comp ainaats5 biI. az
thesame VIII be taken for confessed ssf0 him
ana sci Tor hearing eLparte, and inst 3 COW
OF tnts order be Published once a week for
four successive weeks In the Memphis Ar-
PEA
A eopy-atfests
EDMUED A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
b i. J. Black, DEPUTY &. AN
W4sea& Beard, Sells fog eoEpth
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FOR SALE

I DIVER for sale the place on which nov
i reside, uesr CoVingtou. TIDton couurv-
Tenn This EsCt OF land contains one hum
dred acres well improved, well Watered.
good orchard and s. acres cleared LaUd-
the balance well timbered. This is one Of
the be8t tracts or land Of IT'S size In West
Iennessee-leVe and rich, and Hes within
hall amue Of the CoFtngtOu Female 5ema
mary and within tWa hundred yards Of the
Upton High school, under the conEol Of
EroL James Byan, whose reputation Do wen
country affords, whose school ha8 been es-
tablished for q on after OF q century VII
pnreh0ser ID. o. ST. UaHTER.
C~oVtnEton, I'm.
Refer TO J. n EeatnE Memphis Appeal
- Il paee. Hon J. d. Steele, Measrs. Emfth
- Tanferdale. J.. Hclues Gu umfna. Cow
inqtou, Tenn, tor mrtheE pardculam jan
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-27
Monday, February l3, 1871.

Within legal hours, the following described
property, 20 wit: A certain lOs OF ground,
including the improvements thereon, sit
uSted on the south side OF Union street, I'm
the city of Memphis, being The second lol
with buildings on the east OF the Methodist
church, u l~ronting on said street s7% feet.
BY q depth OF 2S ieet, and the same conveyed
20 A. 3. shaw by A., II MOntgomerF ct al.
and particularly described in the deed OF
Ellen j. shaw, EEeCutrlI o. A. B. Shaw, de-
ceased, 10 David ismisOn. and begins nj a
point on the south side OF Union street 37S
feet west OF the northeast conner OF the lot
sold by James 70 L.. 8. Burr; running thence
west Tardly with the sou "a line OF Union
ttreet 87L feet 20 a stake at the northeast
corner Of the lot recorded in the name of
Mary Wallace; thence sOuthwardiy with his
east line 28 feet, thence ea-twardIy and par.
allel with Union street S7% feet to stake:
thence uOrthWardly IN a direct line to the
beginning.
IER5Is OF Salon a credit Of 6. % and IS
months; notes with interest from date at s
per cent. TO DO given By purchaser; good Sc
curity required; lien retained Equity Of
redemption barred.
EDMUND a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
CAN'T & Mcdowell, Hanson & SWingley,
Harris & Pillow. Attorneys. fa24
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Monday. February 6. I8zL.

Between the hours Of 10 O'Clock am. and 4
O'Clock pm, the following described land,
LO-wtt: 1t being a part OF the northeast U aci
known as the RiptOn Tract" near Fort
Harris, and conveyed By John +. Mills 10
VIM. II. Andrews: Beginning at or near q
small elm on the southeast corner OF Mrs.
north with her uue Sf% chains 70 her north
east corner of said tract; th=ncs east II 22-I01
chains to the east line OF sad Upton tract
thence south with the east line of SAID RiD-
ton tract 3f% chains; thence west I7.20 chains
to tbs beginning point, making, by estlma.
tiOn, So "a 100 scres.
Terms OF III On q credit of SIX and
twelve months; the purchaser to execute
bond with good security, and reserving q lien
Of the nd 70 further secure the payment OF
the purchase money.
JAMES REILLY,
County court Clerk.
Vance & Anderson, Soils. for petitioner. JAZZ
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gent white jurors. It s certainly no
political question, and We learn that
the new law is advocated by General
Breckenridge, Judges CraddOck and
Beck, and many other able and lead
ing men Of the State. The change of
the law Of this State, as to the eompe-
tency of jurors, which the APPEAL
was the ,1rst to suggest and advocate,
and which was mentioned in our tele-
grams of day before yesterday, will
work great good in giving an oppOr-
tunity to select Jurors from the great
body Of citizens. We congratulate
the public on a result which we trust
facilitate the suppression Of crime.
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0a TuasdaY. IanuarY 81, I87I,

Within legal hours, the following described
property, tO-Wit:
A tract Of land situated in the county OF
Shelby, State of Tennessee, known and de-
scrtbed as follows, to-wit: Being a part OF a
two hundred acre entry in the nameO Of John
Mclver, in range eight, sections two and
three, beginning At a black gum IS 78-l00 poles
esst from the thW corner OF the said
go acre entry; runs thence south one hum
dred and eighty-tWO poles TO g stake on the
south boundary line OEsaid entry, fOTty-eight
zO-lOO poles to q stake In the said line, ~ links
castor q white oak pointer; thence north l62
poles TO a stake on the north boundary line
Of said 20 acre entry from which stands q
poplar pointer north 1879 west Il links;
thence west with the north boundary line OF
said entry IS 20-109 poles 20 the beginning,
containing "a 50 l00 acres.
Terms of sale. cash.
n. ID. L STEWART, Clerk and Master.
Parham & Wi hanson, Soils for cOmplL.
Ihig Decem her a Aln- 40
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PROBATE COURT SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

h Dow, Adra'r, VS.. Archie E. Mills ct aI.-Pe-
utiOn 70 sell land TO pay debts.
FINDER and by virtue of a decree OF sale
made IN the above entitled cause az The
January Term, 1871, OF the Probate Court Of
shelby county, Tennessee, 1 will proceed to
sell. at pubic auction, TO the highest and best
bidder. before the courthouse door, in The
city OF Memphis. on