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Pesrc9 & 20, 4 DO; Taylor s. Rutland 8 DO; D
q NeeleY & CO, dOs Forster, keatnofer & co,
3 dol j - James q co, 2 do q EckeJly,
DO R0sser& lizard ,2dof partfe,P urlesOn & co.
LIDO: Black Bros g. c0.4do; Fitzgerald & co
30; Pertee & HarbeIL 2dO; j + D0Wdy a co,
dos = II Wait & co, TO COS ID a Clarke Il co,
do Brown. Dillard q CO. I0dO5 BLOWsusfein
q Hr9,6 do; Busby5 Johnson g co. 90; Day
3 Daniels 3 co do; 8 il johnson g 60, IS do;
" Ford u 20, 8do; Crisman, stewart q
co, 100 dos II NJ ApDerson q co, "a do T H
allen & CO, 70 dOi Harris, Cochran q 60. %
do; Petit e simpson. a. do: O Fl Dorl0u, IT,,
ll do Hin. FOutafue e. co, b do DJlaru,
FlnsOn q co, dol 8 II Webb q co. n COS
Guy Mcclellan col IS doi bhane, Harris %
60, % DO iIaylor, Eadtord & co., DOH. Worm
eiey g co, 3 do.
BY RAIL.
MISSISSIPPI AND TESEEssEE RAILROAD
p GalDreath, "a bales cotton; J y & co. ID
DO: IreadWel Bros. 81 dos Black. Estes q co.
2id0, W, Gay a co, lido n Ford q co, % do
Martin y, l4doi d. O. &C., 30 90; MalOur.
W G. u. AGO. s, 4 do j n q q co. DO: M
Gavin, 4 dos P4rfee q HarDeri, l4 do; r r.
Allen q co, 5dO- HUN Torrance, Go- How
s. Woodbridge, j CT & CO. dos CLARK, Ely g.
20. z 90; Stewart, Bros q Fizsr, 81 90. 100 sks
coffee; n, McA D. co, Is bales cotton Day &
ProuCGt dos FErgaEOu q lay ltdH- r. W
& co, a DO; J. "a q co, zdOi stanton o duore.
idOf 7 Fox 2dO; 81 g. 60 4do; BE ec0, lt
do; A Hamilton, 3dOi ID Townsend, 2 do
i 81 r, Il do j ! do P4rtee @
co, 3 do; Levy, j dO5 y, h q CO. Il dos =, Y
JFF q 60, s do; Peacock & p. do; saddler. r
q co, ] do q, McC q co. Is do z, & co 3dOi
j u p II co, 8 do ID " G. co, do u, 81 & co, j
do TX Wood 8dOi Memphis OIL co. G pigs
sundrles; Allison Bros, i do: T & p. dos
schmidt, 40; Mex, b co, do; Armstrong
& co, lido; F& q do; re Craig, do; STRAIT
on, q q co, 43 nhds sugar Keel * CO. . kegs
molassesi origin BrOs.ZS5 bundles iron ties. e
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MURDER UP THE RIVER.

A foul assassination was perpetrat8d
yesterday, Ia broad daylight, up the
river about fifteen miles, at q place
called Bateman's Landing. 1t appears
that Mr.. Bat6man had a friend with him,
and both were riding away from the
house, when concealed assassins fired a
determined and murderOus vOlley, kill
ing the friend of Mr.. Bateman at Once
and seriously wOundiDg the latter. An
intelligent gentleman near there sent in
to the APPEAL the following simple ana
clear statement of the case last night:
January 9, 1871.
Mr.. TOney Batemau and a friend were
fired upon by concealed parties yester-
day about eleven O'Clock, and Batemau
badly wounded, and his friend, whose
name we have been unable to learn, killed
almost instantly. MI. BaJemaD, though
wounded severely in the neck, got his
horse and rode out to Cuba, about six
miles distant, and gathered a squad OF
citizens and regurned to the scene OF
blood; q citizen was also dispatched 20
the city with information to Sheriff
Wright 70 send q posse OF men to search
for the skulkiug murderers."
The Sheriff sent out a squad Of deteC
tives, last evening, 10 tbs landing, IN
search of the murderers, who will doubt
less be found in the vicinity. Nothing, so
far as we could ascertain, had previously
occurred which might be alleged as a
cruise for the assassination. However, it
is to be hoped that their capture viii be
certain and that the JGW viii DO carried
out.
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LEGAL NOTICES
NONRESIDENT NOTICE

No. ES.-In the First CnanCerv court OF Shell
by county Tenn, ". q. and T.. 3. CrismaE
VS.. 4. ID Raglaud-
TT appearing IOm affidavit In this cause
that the DEFENDANT K. ID RagIaud, is a res.
dent Of Arkausa and a nonresident Of the
state Of Tennessee.
1t Is therefore ordered, that he make his
appearance herein, az the courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on OF before the
drst Monday in February, ISL and plead
answer or demur TO comp nan bill, or
tnesame viii bs taken for confessed as to- him
and set for hearing eEparte, and that a copy
of tnis order be- published once a week Tor
our successive weeks in The Memphis AP-
PBAL.
a Gapy-atfest.
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
BY &. j. Black, Deputy C.. q NJ.
Wilson & Beard. soils Tor comptJs. DIS
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+. A. PlNSON5
President Chamber Of Commerce.

GA SLIGHT COLD" CoUGHs.-Few are
aware Of the Importance of checking a
cough or "sIigbg cold" in its first stage;
that which In b beginning would yield
to a mild remedy, if neglected, often at
tacks the lungs. " Browns Bronchial
Troches " give sure "a almost immediate
relief. "The TrOches " have proved their
efficacy by a test of many years, q have
received testimonials from eminent men
who have used them.
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NOTICE To FOEwARDEEs RECEIv-
EEs.-Ths trains of the Baltimore and
Ohio railroad crossed the new bridge a.
Parksrsburg, Va, on Saturday last, clear
ing up all delayed tonnage. The bridge
VIII be formally opened for passenger
travel as well a. freight trains, on Tues
day, the I05h inst i ID. COBB,
Agent Baltimore q Ohio r. r.
MEEPEH, TENN January 9, 1871.
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First Circuit Court HeiskeH, Judge.
The hearing of the Wrignt-CUrry cases
has been postponed by Chancellor Nor
gan till tomorrow.
The cali of the motion docket VIII be
continued to-day.
Bonds in appeal cases should be given
as soon as possible in order that the Clerk
may get up his entries, his being the last
week of the term.
When the motion docket is disposed of,
the following cases will be called for
trial; Nos. 422, 58S and 500.
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Nnn-R sslte-

No. B5-Iu the FIRST C-zr--- court Shell
by County. TeuuazsFH-.- HH.- -.ar.aH.
bach ami Martin -au bach VS.. I. 3
Bsshler Ct al.
1T appearing rom AFFIDAVIT -l this -a-ra
4 that the defendant. a.r-. Beer @
of Marshall COUNTY. als-. l and non.
resident of the state OF LeI-a
Tt is therefore ordered. E- he mako
his appearance herein ar the e.nH-.
house, in the city OF ELau H.r-
uessee, on or before the - Enr-
day IL February. ISL. ana r.-.r answer
or den Hr TO comp-aIlaE- l.. or .la SINE
VIII be- taken rCr confessed -- and a.
for ueirIug eErarfef and thai H.-- ll
order be published once "a lr four sua-
cessIve weeks, in tbs Memphis Appeal
A CopF-AUesLs
EDMUND A. col L. EZ--E AID Master
By T. j. BLACK. d.. o.
1T swsyue and 81. 2 -s-ufz1l. 1-s -r
elmrlaiuanfa. M
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Rftschmept Wofica.

T. j.. thornton rs. e W. Thornton.
DEFORES a. MOORE, Justice Of the Peace
u for shelby county. Affidavit having
been made In this oause, and attachment is
sued ana returned, Levied, etc
It is therefore ordered That publication be
made in the Memphis Daily appeal, q news
four successive weeks, commanding The said
r.. W. hhornton to appear before me, at my
office, in the city OF Memphis, in III I4th
OF January. 1871 at 10 o'clock am, ana make
defense TO said suit against him. or it viii be
proceeded win eEparie.
s. "A. MOORE.
Justice Of the Peace for shelby county.
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MESBELssOHN QUARrErrE CLUB,
January, 10 B7L
Associate members viii take notice
that the third grand concert of the SOcis-
~ viii be given on Friday evening next,
the 18th inst st the New Memphis
Iheat6F.
The collector Of the society viii fur
uish members with tickets Of admission
during the week. ANY member not
waited on by Friday, viii please 70 call
for tickets 1t the once Of the President,
- Main street.
i. HERZOG, President.
W. W. CURRIE, Ssc'y.
[AUGglHche cOpy.l
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STEAMER LEGAL TENDER, BR0M AUGUSTA.
sticEley, Clark & co. p bales cotton; Farra-
Brooks, Neely & 90. 9 do; Tool, PHILLIPS IL co.
10 do; Scheduled q Hanauer, Z 40; Mouhee
& Heron, II do; Jones, Brown & co. a DO;
co, z do; raider q co, 5 do; WolcOtt, Smith 8
co, edOs ID myers, 2 do; Saddler 4 Fisher, 8
do ATLaoey, sdoi EBeTr y 4 co., do; NC
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CHANCERY SALE OF
MEMPHIS SUBURBAN
PROPERTY.

IN obedience TO a decree Of the Chancary
| 4 court Of Upton county, rendered al the
last October term, IN the cause of ID. u. Pal
msr, administrator OF Ed. q. Shelton. de-
ceased, VS.. Martina Shelton, widow, and 9th
ers, the heirs and creditors Of said I'D. o.
/ shelton, I will. on
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MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK TO CLOSE
CoEzIsNMEET-ChOics roll Butter, Buck
wheat Flour, Navy Beans, Onions, Pickles,
Bluegrass Whisky, etc, by
CARTWRIGH III, TOBIN & CO.,
No. Z Towards Row.
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FURs! FURsH FURsH FURsI FuRsH
A Profitable Investment.

Having a large stock Of extra dne Mink
anu Mink SABLE FUrs, we offer the same
Low. These goods we're bought for cash.
Having q large quantity, we Will sell
themIor the next thirty days very low.
LEIDY b co, Hat5ers and Furriers,
289 Main 81 opposite Court Square.
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CRY HALL. MEMPHIS, Jan. 9, 1871.
At a preliminary organization meeting
of the members recently elected 90 the
Common Council Of the ciJy of Memphis,
on Monday, January g, lS7l-pressnt,
John Gent and John Walsh, First ward
r. ". LighIbUrue and ", Chase, Second
ward: Lewis Amis, Jr., and Henry
Eshmsu, Third ward; j. NJ. PetIIgrew
and r. p. Duncan. Fourth ward; j. Bach
man ana n. Malatssta. Fifth ward ". NJ.
Harvey and J.. u. Runn, sixth ward j.
b. SignaigO and p. Twohig, Seventh Wa-d;
Jones GsusJJe and John r Grsnan-
Eighth ward; G. Rsder and j. 4. Schabel,
Ninth ward; John Norton and J. 81.
Smith, Tenth ward-au of whom person
ally appeared before Hon. John Johnson.
administered to them, and took their
seats as Common Council lsn, when
Councilman Zeut was called to preside,
temporarily, as President.
On motion of Councilman Chase. the
Council then proceeded 20 cleo g Dsrma-
ueuJ President. Councilman r. P. Dun
can snd j. D. Ruhn were placed in nom
nation. On the first ballot Councilman
Duncan received IL votes That being g
majority OF the whole Board Of Council
men, he was declared duly elected Chair
man for the 44th corporate year.
Upon the motion Of Councilman Chsse,
q committee of three, viz: Messrs. Chase,
PstJigrsW and GrehAn, were appointed a
committee on credentials TO Investigate
and report upon the eligibility Of re-
spectivs Councilmen recently elected.
When the Council adjourned uu-u Fri.
day evening, January -, ISL, at 3 o'clock.
L. R.. RICHARDS, City Register.
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sPANsLED ~TARLETAks.

Our handsome Spsngle5 Tsrlstsns, for
evening dresses, viii be offered a. 3 fur
ther reduction from this day.
MENKEN BROS,
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TIE DAILY APPEAL csn be had on the
day ofIts issue Of S. A. Wells, News
agent, a. all points between Memphis
and Little Rock, for $50 per month.
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THAT CAKE.
Burns Birthday

The following correspondence has refer
sncs to a cake valued al 500, which viii
be cut January 18th, the anniversary o.
Burns birth. The st. Andrews Society
will celebrate the day with great spirit,
That ample preparation for the event will
be made, the following correspondence
shows:
MEMPHIS, TENN., January 8, 1871.
Colonel @. w. Alexander, Chairman Elk
eeutive Committees, st. Andrews So
cistY, for " Burus Day -
Sri am the happy pOssessOr Of that
elegant cake, presented to the Masonic
Fair by the r. p. Walt. 7 beg you will
accept 10 from me, and cut it for the ladies
at your coming celebration on Burns
Day"
lam, respectfully, your Obedient ser
want, DUNCAN MACLEAN.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, January 9, 1871.
Duncan Msclean, Esq:
Sri have received your elegant pres
enJ, and to your noble, generous self, on
behalf Of 81. Andrews Society, 1 say
thank you.
Praying that time may deal kindly with
a body encasing so generous a heart,
1 am respectfully, your ob't serv't,
G.. ". ALEXANDER,
Chairman Executive Committee.
--
READ Walker Bros. q Co.'s new adver-
tisemenb.
GRACE CHURCH GUILD.-A regular
nesting Of the Guild viii be held at Grace
Churchill this Tuesday evening at o'clock
CPmDRES's Wool Hose at s cents a
ps.f. and Ladies' MerinO Hose, 10 cents a
PAIR, az Menken Bros clearing sale.
NoTIcE.-AH persons having bills
against The Masonic Fair are requested to
hand them ia Immediately 10 j. al. Petit
grew, Esq, chairman Of committee.
HERcHANTs' ExCHANGE.-Tbe meeting
of receivers Of grain and produce, etc,
with the view of establishing q daily Mer-
chants Exchange, viii be hold at 4 pm.
to-day, at The hall Of the Chamber of
Commerce. IL is hoped there will be q
full attendance. The following agree
ment speaks for itself:
Commencing nuary 10, 1871, we, the IN
dersigned, receivers of grain, douT, feed
and produce in general. aRree TO sell on
Change as per sampleiOr guarantee, the OBJ
ject being the formation and perpetuation
Of a Merchants Daily Exchange" with
the view OF regulating trade deliveries, re-
probabilities, reclsmatiOns, ETC., ia the
mutual interest Of buyers and sellers,
and 70 correct evils which now affect the
commercial character of u city.
D. A. Clarke & Co, Cartwriaht. Tobin q
Black, Bro. q Co. Co.
+. N. Irvine q Co., Park. Ward d Co.
Dickinson, Williams VIM. II. Andrews q
GO Co.,
j. L. Warner, O.. A. VansVcKsl d 90. I
q. II. watts q Co., WI Pollard u 90.
q r. Taylor q Co.. smith, Neel q Co,
Neatman d Anderson. WolcOtb. smith & 100.
howe q woodbridge, Onat 8 90.
Reed & Buckham, S.s HafI.
r. p. Walt 8 Co. O.G. CamnOn &Co.
STEAK FITTING. 30 Second street.
Go TO Joe Locke's for the latest news
rom ali souroes, D
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CbaHCaTy Sale Of Real Estate on
Tuesday, January 81, 1871.

No. S585-EI NJ. Hogg vs.. L.. P. Mcknight ct al.
ID virtue Of an order of resale made in this
ID cause, will sell, at public auction, to the
highest bidder. in 'front.' of the Clerk and
Masters ONCE Of The Second Chaucery court
OF Shelby county, in the city Of Memphis.
Tennessee,
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NONRESIDENT NOTICE

No. IT2 R-In the First Chlncs-v Court o..
shelby county, Tenn W. ana Is. C-s-
man vs. J. 3. Eaglaud.
TT appearing lnnm affidavit IN this r1rsa
4 that the DEFENDANT, j, e. Hsz-aul. is "a r=sr-
dent or ana q uou-raaIleul of TIE
State Of Tennessee
IL is therefore ordered, that he make bis
appearances herein. at the co-uTl-1-uss i'm ra
city OF Memphis, Tennessee on or ue. ore the
nr-t Monday IN February, LsL and plead.
answer or demur % Complain -E' bills o.
the same viii be taken .gr confessed 81 ID
hin, ana set for hearing e-p-rt=, and rlat d.
copy OF this order be published ones % week
for IOur successive weeks in the Asmnllaas -
PEALs
A ~cOpy-attest
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk ara Master
BY r. j. Black LeHEl- H. O. 81.
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HrTE & CoRwIEE, propristors Of the
Job Printing establishment ia the APP
PEAL Building, "a Union street are
now prepared 70 execute orders o Job
Printing on the shortest notice, Tn pa
irons Of the AFPEAL VIII bear thls In
miud aud set accordingly.
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LOCAL NEWS.

-Leddin's College.
Attend Robsrtson's College.
-Dolbear's Commercial College, go Main
w. z. Mi5cheIPs school, BOB Third St.
u. J.. Suter, Furniture, % Second st..
Gold and silver plating st ~ Monroe st
Two furnished rooms, with board, at
81 Main street.
Hats cleaned, dyed and trimmed
equal 20 new a. $50 Main street.
Photographs, $500 per doz. and three
beautiful gems 50c. Armstrong;, 2il Main
The DAILY APPEAL, i've cents per
COPY, can be had Of al newsmen in the
city.
Attend Leddin's Business College, the
best and cheapest in the country. Terms
reduced.
Photograph Of the late Rabbi Tuska,
taken a lew months before his death, st
7. Days, 25I Main street.
VIII Mansford, at his book and peri
odiesl store, has al the late magazines
and illustrated and weekly papers.
The DAILY and the WEEKLY APPEAL
can be had Of all the neWsmen in the
city-JOe Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford, on Second, and EmmODs q Son, on
Jefferson street.
Browne q BEowsE. sl5 Second street
"
Ny friend, stop that terrible cough, and
thus avoid a c0nsumptive's grave, by
using DIT. Pierce's Alt. Ext. or Golden
Medical Discovery For curing all throat,
bronchial sud lung diseases, IL has never
been equaled sold by druggists.
GO and get some Of that crab-apple ci-
der st Wilstt's, 81 Adams street.
WE understand that tickets for the Ad-
Glade Phillips concert are selling well,
and Il is certain the great American
mezz9 soprano viii have what she de-
serves, q brilliant reception from the mu-
sical people Of Memphis. Benson, at 81
Main street, has the sale Of seats.
TEMPERANCE MEN ADMIT IT'S UTILITY.
No attempt has ever been made, or ever
viii bs made, 70 disguise the character of
Plantation Bittsrs. It contains alcohol
and no bitter that does Dol contain alcO-
hOl is worth a rush. Water wiz neither
preserve the virtues Of tonic vegetables
nor render them active IN the system.
This Is a chemical fact which no N COM
petent to deliver an opinion on the sub
iect viii deny. Water tOnics turn soul
the stomach, if they are not sour TO
begin with (which is frequently the easel
and produce and promote Indigestion, in
stead Of curing it. Let it therefore be dis
tinctlV understood that Plantation Bttters
an Alcohol restorative. But mark this.
Is strictly & medicine; not a beverage.
Il Is to be taken in limited quantities n
stated times, like other remedies q
autidotes, and therefore its use is 10 ac-
1ordance with temperance law, as well as
that higher law " which renders y
Incumbent upon every Being gifted with
reason TO resort 20 the best possible means
u accomplishing a salutary end.
SEA Moss FARNE from pure Irish
Moss, for Blanc Mango, Puddings, Gus
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IoFF1cTAL
THE GENERAL COUNCIL.
THE OLD COMMON COUNCIL.
CRY HALL, MEMPHIS,
January 2 xxi

THE OLD CoANoN COUNCIL.
Cry HALL, MEMPHIS,
January Q, 1871.
At an adjourned meeting Of the Com
mon Council of the City OF Memphis,
January 9, 1871; present, Hon. John
Johnson, Mayor, Messrs. President Dun
can, Zsnt, Kelly, Chase, Graves, Pres
colt, Gibson, Pepper, James, SiEnaigo,
TWOhig, Hubert and Boon, COuncilmen.
A quorum being announced, the Prssi-
lent o his seat, called the members
present to order aud had the roll of Coun-
cilmen called; when the minutes of the
proceedings Of the Council at the last
meeting we're read, and on motion
adopted.
The object Of the meeting understood
20 be for the purpose Of completing, as
far as practicable, any and all unfinished
business pending before the Common
Council, but more especially for the pur-
pose Of receiving the official returns Of
the sheriff Of shelby county, Tenn, Of
the recent municiEal election for Council
men, etc. for the respective wards Of the
city for the fO~rty-i0urth corporate year.,
agreeable &c the charter of said city Of
Memphis.
MEMPHIS, January 9, 1871.
To the Hon. General Council:
GsnHemeu-The collections Of this Office
on real estate during the year 1870,
amounted TO two hundred and thirsy-fOUr
thousand two hundred and three dollars
and two cents tEZ34 203 OF. OF this
amount S2I,5U 81 wal collected by my
predecessor, Mr.. Bowen, leaving amount
collected by me $2IZ,625 II.
FELIX w. ROBERTSON,
City TaX-COIlsCtOr.
The following accounts we're allowed
and ordered paid: Pay roll OF clerks,
Judges. and officers Of municipal election,
January ), 1871, $500; NJ. J. Wright, Shsr-
id, for holding two elections, 500.
The returns of General III j. Wright,
Sheriff of Shelby county, for Common
Councilmen of the city of Memphis,
Tenn, for the fOrty-fourth corporate year
were opened, read, received and ordered
published.
ThersupOn the following named gentle
men were declared duly elected: John
Gent and John Walsh, First ward; K. W.
L~ightburne and ". Chase, Second ward
Lewis Amis, jr., and Henry Eshman,
Third ward; J. N. P6ttlgreW u Z. p.
Duncan, Fourth ward; j. Bachman and
n. Mslatests, Fifth ward; ". M, Harvey
and j. d. Ruhn, Sixth ward; ]. B. Sig
naigO and T. Twohig, Seventh ward;
Jones GeneIte and JOhn R. Grehan,
Eighth ward: G. Reder and j. f.. Schabel,
Ninth ward; John Norton and J. II.
Smith, Tenth ward.
Thereupon The Board of Common C0uu-
Gil for the fOrty-third corporate year ad-
jOurned sine de.
/. r. RICHARDS,
City Register.
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u following is the List OF letters remain
ing in the Memphis P0sJO flee ana not deIv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
an letters directed to street and number
VIII be delivered promptly BY carriers,
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raE place to play b-iniards-wmetga.

Tx BAY HoEsE.-This Is q remarkably
6ns animal, kept on the corner Of Monroe
and Second streets, Memphis, by 8 jolly
s0n of the land of cakes" named, fer
short. Duncan MscLean. The 6nest OF
scotch and Irish WHISTLES, 'alf and-'alf,
ale, porter, beer, and, 20 crown all, pure
old sam Clay whisky, are dispensed at the
bar. Can and q
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1ovTsGE-To purchase a nice cottage resi-
den~a south of Poplar street. Terms
cash. Address ". A = 20 front street
GOOD BOOE-Grest lortunes and how they
II are made. by nearly forty eNample OF
-fFuccrss. To fHculCates the practice
orfr rerrity and virtue Excellent booE JOY
I'D. both old sud young. Apply 20 ID, sufpe'
ASCENT
-vawulsITUATION-To lease or buy q
datrv and poultry farm; a tract suitable
Inr gardening "a the growing OF smaii
nuts. one Of us would take charge OF either
bremen or basiness on a salary. wanted a
E||ruariUn fOr q boy aged l5 years In ac0mmls
sHcu. grocery or dry God store, VINO mss lue
energy. ract and address TO work his way 10
drsr position in either. and In me mean
rfne enhance greatly the interests Of MIS- em-
d over. For an interview, address Com
Pauy." Appeal omoe
ZFAN AND WIFE-A man with q wife 10 go
VI Co the country 20 Work on larm man
10 40 general farm work aud wife % DO gen
eral house work Apply AZ 81 FROM EILeeL
ETUDENTs-Oue hundred students to at
~ tend Leddinfs Commercial College E6
n Ia street. the best and cheapest In the
DATED States. Terms reGuced.
HFAN AND WTFE-Wanted Immediately q
WI man and wife. man must be no. I gard
euFr. woman TO do general homework To
such q ID 40 good Involvement ls offered by
applying 20 A. Grassland, Peabody Hotel,
within three days.
nFAE-A No. I Msn 90 work q garden farm
vi on the shares, forty acres rich land IN
der ence. Immediately on railroad, 5 miles
from the city Reference given ana required.
Apply az s. Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-10
FOR SALE

nNEN-Four yoke No. Z work oxen. APP
u ply 40 Brooks stock yard, opposite Wsl-
dram Block.
nROOMs For sale cheap. 100 dozen new
- BroomE Apply to HB Sheppard, Wal
dram Block. $50 Main street
ELUED BOILER-A secoud-hHud " nued
Il boiler, 3 by % feet, with mad snd steam
drums. Apply at Charleston cotton Press.
HOUsE AND LOTT win sell my dwelling
MI house and lot, No. l50 Second street, be-
tween Poplar and Exchange, containing Z
rooms. with au tue modern improvements
hot and cold water, gas, etc. This Is agooa
chance for any person Wautfuga home cheap.
Apply 90 WM. LUNN. 24 Main street dels