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CONGRESSIONAL.
HOUSE

WAsHNGT0S, January 9.-Bils wer,
introduced, and referred by Mr.. Duke, tC
supply universities and colleges witt
copies Of all Congressional documents.
BY Cobb: To promote the utility Of 3
Congressional library.
BY Buck: To provide for the appoint,
ment OF additional United States Judges
In Alabama
BY Sheridan, Of Louisiana: Granting
the right Of way through pu bic lands %
the New Orleans and Northwestern Rail
road Company.
By Arnell: To set apart all MONEYS
arising from the sale Of public lands for
i've years, 70 the common schools Of the
south
By Williams: Granting the right Of
way for railroad from the Central Pa
clac railroad, ia Utah, to Wallswslla,
Oregon.
By Couger: RaliUquishing jurisdiction
Of The United States over the port Of Fort
Erealta military reservation ira Michigan.
By CLARK, Of Texas: To reimburse
Texas for expenditures in protecting the
frontier from hostile Indian tribes.
BY Loughridge; In relation 20 railroad
bridges across the Mississippi river
By Sawyer: Extending the benefits 0f
military asylums TO volunteers Of 1872:
also, 70 provide a building for q posbohige
at Oshkosh, Wisconsin.
By AE5eli: for the relief Of settlers on
public lands ia California.
BY JOhusOns Defending swamp lands .
also, t0r the relief Of disJiIlers Of brandy
from grape eXclusivsly.
BY Wilson, Of Minnesota: To enable
soaoiers, sailors and marines 90 pre-empt
lands at minimum price on alternate re-
served sections Of railroad grant lands
alsoi 70 provide for the construction and
completion Of the hsrDor Of DaluLh, Min
ues0ts.
BY Orth: Granting a bounty to sailors
for the d6aLruction Of the eusmy's prop
erJy.
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mECHANlCs' INSTITUTE.

CALLED meeting on Wednesday, January
- IL, at usual time and place.
NJ. BURKE, President.
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TELEGRAMS.

There ia prospect Of the repeal Of the
income tax.
All telegraph cable questions referred
to special committee.
Congress discussed the propristy, yes
/ terday, Of denying % the President the
/ power 20 appCint the San Domingo COM
! missioners.
] The Secretary Of Ststs says he can't
l find any report of General G.. b. M1Lel-
Ian on The subisct Of San Domingo.
Mrs. Woodruff, Mad. Anthony, Mrs
| Riddle, viii riddle Congress with argu-
nI5nfs tomorrow showing that the XIV
sad XIV Amendments give women the
right Of suffrage.
The London Standard says that the
fault about the settlement Of the A labama
claims will hereafter be with the u s..
(which isn U S. Grant.
The bombardmeut Of Paris goes on sat
isfaetorily to the Prussisns.
The Prussians meet terrible resistance
now everywhere.
We are to have another Bureau-that Of
coinage.
Beardsley lost his suit against the Mer-
camille Agency in the Supreme Court.
The Germans would save VersaiIIes
that King Williams may there be crown
cd Emperor.
There is a republican revolt against
AOsJa in Granada.
All the military organizations in Paris
have been consolidated.
Mr.. Martins majority in the contest in
Meath, for Parliament Is E48 Martin
says he don't know whether he will take
his seat or not.
Martha Z. Gordon was made Postuaas-
ter yesterday, at COsIviIle, Pa, in accord
auce with Grants construction Of the
XVIII Amendment.
The New Haven Home Insurance COM
pany made an assignment yesterday.
A bill is pending to make the next cleo
ton Of COngressmen everywhere on the
first Tuesday in Novemb Der, 1872. and on
the same day Of each second year there
after, the number 20 be Z75.
Abbott claims Vance's seat in the Sen
ate, because ali the votes cast for Vance
were void.
The vote on the San Domingo resoIu-
Jions viii occur to-day A. 2 O'clock.
The coal-miners' strike will be contfn-
ued. There is great suffering among them.
but it will win.
One hundred and fifty Americans CON
stitute an ambulsDce corps in Paris.
Only tweuty-four hours now from Buff
t2lO 10 Cincinnati, since the completion of
the railroad bridge at Parkers burg.
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rHOs. c. Lowe. TEsE EoElIE-Tr
LOWE 4 NORMENT.
AttoFnsys at Law & Solicitors lH Gaaa0sry5
BOLTYAs, HARDElLAE CO., TE1yI,
speeiaI attention. given to collections Inov5
w y. G1I@@Dag
lusfIes Of the Peaos. Notary PabiI0 and
GaHBssiloF-at-LaW.
nFFICE-No west Court strsst, q MaE1phll7
" Tenn Pnrffcu ar attention paid % draw
lnv IL. Iaeaa. ana anllenlian nl allllla. 80
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MARRIED.

VGKEFT-TROUT-On Wednesday. .Jag o.
airy 4, az the residence Of the brides father
by Rev. George White, rector Of Calvary
Church, Lieutenant WILLIaM EVERETT. 18th
United States Artillery and NELLJE W1 MOT,
youngest daughter Of Thomas Trout, E,q.,
Of this city.
CHAPPE DER-On Tuesday, De-
cember a, 1870, at The residence OF the brides
father, near Napoleon, Dssha county, Ark,
by the Rev. Father Quinn. Mr LAMAR CHAP
PELL, Of Colnm bus, Georgia, 70 Miss MARION
j GoEDER
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MOBILE, January g.-Cotton irregular; mid
dllE2ss i454c; net receipts, 444S bales: eX-
ports coastwise, l093 bales sales 1000 bales
stock, 81, ,389 bales.
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Wedaessay. January Ia. 1871.

Within legal hours, the following described
property. jO-WIG All the right, tide and In
ueTe=l OF a. @. Belts in and 30 UhetwO uudi,
vICec Oue--1Z- tG. Interests or one undI-
ViIe1 0rs-.41lrd l.al inbare { in a tract OF
land lying on the north side Of the new state
line road east of aud near the city of Mem
pLls, ia Shelby COlntT, Tennessee, and de
-CrIDed as IOl OWs, 2: Containing ten r Igl
acres, and being the place upon which TlII-
mHG Bettls resided 70 the time OF his death,
and the same conveyed to SAID Illlm2n Bel
tls by ll.lman e.. EeL-l- aud to bin by BIrs.
Ann $. HarElswout by deed registered in
the REGISTERS Office OF shelby county, Tenn,
20 winch reference Us made for the bOuuda-
RES and more particular description Ot said
laudi said two undivided q interests were
acquired by said a q. keftis, as follows: One
uuC1videC Eel One-sIZlh interest was a0-
qulreC by hLin as one OF the eevisees OF Till
man Bettis, deceased and the other by pur-
chase nom s. u. and 4. A BrOugh, the last
named of whom was also one OF the devisBes
or the said TilmAn BeJis, deceased, which
said tract or land was part of the dover Of
sarah betti5, the widow OF said Tillman Bet
tls, deceased
Terms OF Sale-Casu.
EDMUND A COLE, Clerk and Master
t.. E. Pike. and Wilson q Beard Soils DELI
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Two PamBblsts--Read them Both.

E7IBST-THE LABOR QUESTION: Priz
y essay, at the Memphis Agricultural
ta1r, October rs, l87G; a guide as to the WH0u.
the WHERE and the bow to ncQlars to e1nDl0s.
ana 70 feiUll LlABOhEHS suited 70 me South
second-EHE SOUTHERN STATES; Their
wonderful Resources and their Peculiar Ad-
Yanbages:" q guide 20 SOUTHEHE Lasu-oT7ll-
hsf8, who desire 70 asa lease c1loElz8 their
gAPITALI8rS and E1IIGRAlgIE seeking pronts-
bic Investments and EdmuneFatlFe sl1 10y
meuts IN the Southern states A,055 cOPieE
81 eaoh OF these two pamphlets now la uiass
Single oonies Of either = cents. or boin. 81
cents 10 any address, postpaid, or 70 eiubs
and Societies, or 70 railroad ana other ueVa
dealers. So per lOo copies, assorted, Terms
iruariahIr sash im advance Call OF address
DONOH0. Joy q Co,
oa6 Man1phis. Tenn
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Dissolution Of Copartuership.

FFNHB firm OF Dennis 4 Cross, heretofore de-
i ing Boot and Shoe Business, at No. 2g2
MAIN street. memphis, Tenn, was, by mutual
agreement, owing TO the uncertain health of
n. Gay Cross, dissolved. TO take effect De-
eember IS, 1870; 81. Clay Cross Withdrawing
rom said nrm, and dispoaing of his entire
interest In said 9rm to A q. Dennls; A. @.
Dennis being alone authorized 70 receipt for
or IN liquidation Of any claims due or owing
the late hrm Of Dennis a Gross.
A. G.. DENNIS.
81. q. CROR5s
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NEW YORK, January "a nesting oi
the friends Of the American Colonization
Society, whose object is TO COlouizs AT
Tiea with people OF color from this cOUn-
Try, was held last evening ia Rutger's
Presbyterian Church, on Madison ave-
nue.. Owing to the Iuclsmencv Of the
Of the weather there was not a large a.
tendance. Rev. Dr. Simpson, President
Of Columbian College, Washington, de-
NRRred he onsning addresa.
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5000 EeUVara

For any case OF Blind, BIssdmg sr Habng
PILES that DEBLNlI'5 PILE RElTEDT fllLg %
cure. Il has cured cases OF 20 0vaars standing.
Try %, and get rid OF the most trouhI ssoEua
disease hesh IS heir 70. Sold uT al arugTisIE
Sold everywhere. send for pamphlet.
EzhFsstol-Ii-Ifg F1rauEliu street,
no
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Monday, January IS, 1871,

Within legal hours, the following described
real estate tO-Wit.
situated in the county of Shelby. state Of
Tennessee, tuTangs TAI four, section A fOur OF
the .llthJ eleventh Surveyors district, begin
ming at a pOstOak with a whiJeOak pointer
on the east line OF the McLemOre and Hop.
Ell's 5000 i've thousand acre entry and run
ming thence north [lSl eighteen chains aLd
1851 thirty i've links to a stake links N 50 east
fr0m a d0gWOOd bush with three blackOsk
pointers thence west 1881 hfJy-eight Chaln-
and .4J forty links 20 a stake 25 links south 50
west from a white oak marked j. K, with two
elm and one hickory pointer thence south
L'sI eighteen chains and '35I LhlrLy-nve Inks
e. a Re with a wuiteoak a SpanishOak and
blaCbgum pointers; thence east l56l dfty-
eight c-alus and L40l forty links TO the begin
uIuZ, containing one hundred and seven and
I5-llJ acres, more or less.
EIERAs OF SALE.-On a credit of SIX months,
purchaser executing note with approved Sc
cUrity, lien retained TO secure payment OF
purchase money equity Of REDEEM pttOn
barred This December l3 1871.
N. =. Z. STEWA iSI, CIerK and Master.
II. B. EdE-lgUOu, sol, for compl'L. deH
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RO0REs & NORTON, AGENTS,
las 8I8 front 81. Memphis. Tenn.
CHAHCERY SALE OF REAL Es.
TATE on MONDAY, IAN
UARY 18TH, 1870.

No. 3G9l-In the Second Chancery Court OF
use OF John Hallum, vs.. G. @. Crews and J..
J. Jones.
ID Y virtue Of an order Of sale made in this
highest bidder, in front Of the ONCE Of the
Second Chancery court Of shelby cOUnsy,
Tenuessee. on
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MnndaY. January q. 1871.

The following described property, to-wlt:
IA huuse and lot in the city of Memphiz.
Tenn, fronting twenty-One test and two and
four seventh inches 4 feet and 2 AZ inchesi
on Main street, and having a depth OF "a feef
3 inches, and being lot No Of the subdfvf-
siOn of lots Nos. 2l7 ald 2lg.
TERMs-Cred1ts of 8. y. is and "a months.
notes required, with approved security or
the drst snu second notes, and the fudfvid-
ua1 notes of the purchaser for the two last
payments and a lien retained
NATHANIEL BAXTER. IR..
jal f5Ierr er,ri 'sT-3lfs,-
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snsw-A New Floating ehnLnh.

NEW YORK, January 9-Considerable
snow fell yesterday and there is now fair
sleighing. IL is bitter cold this morning.
new floating church, for marines. at
the f0Oi OF Pike street, was sOismnly con
sscratsd in accordance with the rites Of
the Episcopal Church by Bishop Potter
vleE1rHav
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60 The CLARK GALLERY"
lsHBLOoDEDs STOCK.

Corner Main and Madison Streets, Memphis
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LOUISVILLE ROUTE
North and East.
WINTER SCHEDULE!
TAKES EFFECT IAH. g, 1871

BROW WuEVllle AccOmm OuaGlOu leaves daily
except sunday at 10 pm.
Daily through train to Nashville and Chat.
LanOOga, without change OF cars, leaves al
T.i5 PM arrives in Nashville al 9 am, Chat.
tanOOga at 10 p m. next day.
Depot at head OF Nam street.
Ticket Oh1ce, Z}7}E Main street. one door
north Of J effers0n.
The train leaving Memphis at AS pm. runs
qallys Ine Z; 10 am. train does not run on
sunday. Both trains run through 20 louis
Vile without change, Elegant sleeping cars
run through on the I.35 p "a. train rom HEM
PMS 70 Louisville connecting at Louisville
with through cars TO PhIIaLel pEia Cleveland
BuHalO and New YORK, without change. Only
one change nom Louisville 10 Baltimore.
WasnlngJon City and Boston Berlhs and
sLaberOOms, In through cars, car. be engaged
az the Ticket gtftee, 23755 Main street. -
j. K. BOYD, superintendent
dAaEs SPEED. Ticket AEHDs. fauIO
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CHANcERY sALEOF REAL EsATE

No 932-E. R.-Ftrst Chancery Court sf Shell
1y c8u4ly.-JOhu NJ. Brooks. Adm 'r OF Eli
lHa Brooks. deed, vs.. Anderson c.. Bettis.
EB 7 virtue OF an lLteTlOcut tory decree for sale
~ entered in the above cause HOvem Der 3,
$50. i viii sell at public auction, 70 the nigh
esJ bidder. iu frOuJ Oi the ClerE and Masters
office Greenlaw Block, second street. IN the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on
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DISSOLUTION.

TTNHB partnership heretofore existing be-
Il tween John j.. Bill and JOhn 4. Wat
k1ns, under the frm name OF John =. Hill q
Co., Is dissolved oy mutual consent, 20 take
effect from December j, 1870. John r. Wat
name Ia Liquidation OF the business
JOHN p. HILL.
JOHN n. WATKINS.
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No. I20.-In the Second Chaneery Court OF
Shelby county, Tsnnessee.-Agnes Lake vs.
Charles W. NOyes.
IT appearing from bill hled IN this cause
il which is sworn 10, that the defendant,
Charles ". Ney es, is a non resident Of the
State Of Tennessee and an attachment hav-
ing issued from this Court against his prop
erty and effects, upOn the grounds, as alleged
Ia com plalnants said bill, that he Is a nom
resident Of the state of Tennessee, and the
sane having been returned int Court lev
led, etc.;
1t is therefore ordered that he make his az
pearance herein, at the courthouse OF the
second Ghancery Court OF SHELBY county, in
the ci g-f Memphis, Tennessee, on or before
the drst Onday IN February. 1871, and plead
answer or dEmur % com plainants bill, or
the same viii be taken Ter confessed as TO
him, and set for hearing 5zparte, and that
copy OF this order be published once a week
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal.
This December 18th, 1870.
A copy attest.
NJ. d. l.. STEW ART, Clerk and Master.
By GEORGE MALLERY. Deputy g. and M.
CAN'T McDO veil Soils. for COmpPL delB
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are here made % perfection and are baaufI-
tul pictures, much liked on account OF their
Mastering qualities. ANY face VIII look al-
| LEaellVe - this styLa Of plcLurs.
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NEW YORK, January 9.--The steamship
City Of Brooklyn, which left this port for
Liverpool on the 8lst ultimo, was spoken
$50 miles out while sailing under canvas.
She had lost four Of her propellors on the
ID instant. A number Of her cabin pas
sengers were transferred 10 the German
steamship Hansa.
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! GALvEsrOE, January 9.-Cottou unsettled
| micdnngs, l35zcj net receipts, 1917 bales; eE-
| ports coastwiss, l26 bales; sales, 900 bales
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PROBATE COURT SALE OF REAL
ESTATE.

No. 465.-J. B. Smith VS. John L. Irwin and
Wife-FeutiOu 10 sell land TO pay uebts.
HINDER and bv virtue of decree Of sale
- made in the above entitled cause. at the
december term $50, of the Probate court Of
HneIDy county, Tennessee, L will proceed to
sell at public auction, TO the highest and
best bidder, before the courthouse door. on
Union street, ia the city OF Memphis, Tennes-
see
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THE FENIANs.


The Fenian brotherhood and the Irish
revolutionary brotherhood met yesterday
10 perfsbt arrangements for the recep-
tion Of the FeHiaDs recently pardonsd ~
Her Majesty's Government. The released
prisoners viii reach here early next
week.
MOVEMENT TO ABOLISH THE INCOME TAX.
Although efforts Will be made by KeI-
logg. Of Connecticut, snd others to again
bring before the House the bill abolish
ing the income, there is no question that
the House will refuse TO repeal that por-
tiOn Of The law. When the call OF States
Is made, the hill will be pressnJe again
for q direct vote, but this the House will
avoid, as it has done before, the msmbe
preferring not 70 put themselves on the
record on this question. The WAYS and
Means Committee are about equally di-
vided On the question Of repeal
TEE PAEDoEED IRISH PArEIors.
When intelligence was received here
that the British Government had dis
charged the Irish-American prisoners. the
Secretary Of STATE tslsgrspheG to the
American representative in London 70
furnish them hrst-class passage 10 the
United States. The Britisb Government
then volunteered to give them second
class passage TO this country, but they
very naturally preferred 10 accept irst-
class passage-ths offer Of the United
States.
a dispatch from the American Legation
in London was received at the state De-
partment yesterday, stating that John
Mcclure, Underwood, O'Connsll and
O'D5noyan ROsss had sailed ia the steam
ship Cuba yesterday, for New York.
Colonel William q. HaIpin and some
others refused their conditional pardon.
Thos Burke has not yet been discharged.
Mcclure bad been sentenced TO death, bnt
the sentence was commutsd to penal
servitud0 for life; O'ConnsIl 30 ten yeaTB'
penal servitude; ROssa 10 penal servitude
for life; Halpin 70 fifteen years penal
serFitHde; while Burke had basn SEN
fenced 70 death and made ready for execu-
t3On, Whsn his sentence was also COM
muted 70 Imprisonment for LIE.
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Direct Importation of Jersey Cows a Refers

ATR. EDWARD PARSONS Fowl El. whose
W tmportat1Ons have given such zens-aI
salts action, Is expected IN New Orleans nom
the 1Uh 70 the i0th OF December. lu the BRIT
ish snip John Parker, with % Jersey Cows
and HelterB; Jersey BuLss 2 Hampshfre
Down RAMS Yorkshire boarss = L0rEshfr-
Culld-s side sadie etc; 8 SKYE and Black
and Tan Terriers ] shepherd Dog lot OF
fancy DUCKS and 'htcksns5 and numbers nf
English spaTrOWs, believed 20 be- the only
sure remedy for tne.cOtt0u worm.
The stock viii be solo at the ship three
days aILer arrival due notice OF which VIII
be given Descriptive l1sss VIII be- furnished
On app plcallon % Q, ]. sH EPHEhD
JAM No.42 Union street. New rleana
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VALUABLE PROPERTY F0R SALE
sanday, the 2sd Day of January, ls7

TN pursuance Of decree Of the Chaneery
i court OF Nashville. in the case 0f Fred.
Terrass, Admir-. etc, vs.. Russell Houston
Admir-. etc et al, viii sell, az public sale,
TO the highest bidder. on the premises. IN
Msmphis at Ia o'clock m. on
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NEW FIRM-A.G. DENNIS viii continue
~ TO carry on the Boot and Shoa Business,
az ~ Main street. Memphis, Tenn, under the
name and style Of A. @. Dennis Thankful
FOR past favOrs 70 the lafa drm, would solicit
continuation Of the game.
de20 A, g, DENNIS.
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Friday January 20, I8 I,

Between the hours of 10 o'clock am. and 4
o'clock pm, the following descrfbeF real as.
tate lO-W1t: AL of that lot OF parcel OF land
situate, lying and b ing in Che county Of
SnttDy' ana state Of Tennessee, north of
Chelsea, allow ed and decreed bv the Cban-
Gerry Court OF the city OF Memphis to John T.
Robinson, In the case Of John T. Robinson
VS. WliliaIn Boblnson ct al entered on the
18th bf July. 1881, ana recorded fu the Regis-
Jers once Of Shelby county August l. 1857 in
Book NO. 81, PIP. 294, etc., not SOL and con-
veyed to other parties by the said John r.
Robinson before the com InanceneDt OF fhIs
suit the property hereby offered for sale be-
tugaDOub three 81 acres, mo- or less.
Terms OF SALE.-Ons-haIf cash. the hall
ance in and u months.
JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
Walter Coleman, Sol. for petitiOg er. fauIO
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aB- Having dissolved my business oounee-
ton with Dr. John r. Watkins, il assire 10
thank my frfends and the public for thefr
patr0nRee while was In business. j eheer-
ully recommend the new firm as promnt
and reliable business men.
January !, ls7l JOHN p. HILL.
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- John R. watkins win continue the
business, in pRFtnerahip win J. v russell.
under the drIn naHg Of WatElnH q RUSSELL. d.
la the same ONCE No. 265 Front street back
ONCE, up-stafra,) Memphis, Tenn.
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Consumption Positively ClredE- UphGna's FTssh
MeGt Cure
EATILL cure Bronchitis, Consumption, all
" Lung Diseases and Splitting of Blood,
and strengthen and build up the system to
us healthy condition. This has been tested
1y PrOL IrOsseau in Two Thousand cases in
the hospitals Of Paris, in which it cured
nearly every case, and in this country by the
appreciation Of the physician many hopeless
cases nave been restored to health. One bot
t4e VIII prove its efficacy. Sold 81 90 per bot
tie, or six for s. 90.
ulyGI cod uI, a.. ,5.I,lt,s-s
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Oakes Ames' creditors extend his paper
SIX twelve, eighteen and twsnty-f0ur
months. 1t D. said that he Wil pay out.
lha5's tne only sensible way t0 settle
with . sensible Bankrupt.
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Non Resident Notics

No l43-N. R. In the First ChRncery Court O
shelby county, Tenn uessee-Ellen +. Myers
vs. Rosa Laski et al.
7 appearing from orders entered in this
cause, making the answers of r L. and
Rosa Laskl, Henry s. and Leila r. King.
heretofore fled herein, cross bills in the
cause, that the defendants thereto, to-wit:
Mary q. DrummOud formerly NJ. q Mead
ans and her husband, - Drummond, are
nOu-resldenbs Of The State Of Tennessee, and
that the names and residences Of the heirs OF
Ellen +. Myers deceased, are unknown;
10 is therefore ordered, that they make
their appearance herein, at the courthouse,
in the city Memphis, tennessee, on or be-
lore the hrst Monday IN February. 1871, and
plead, answer or demur TO the said cross
bills or the same Will be taken for confessed
as TO them and set for bearing eXparte and
that a copy of this order be published once a
week, tor four succe sive weeks, in the Mem
phls Appeal.
A cOpy-abtesJ:
EDMUND A. COLE,
CLERK and Master.
By r j. BLACK, Deputy Clerk and Master.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-01-10
DEPARTUREs

rvERs. wEATHER AND BUSINESS.
q river at this point has swollen about /
ind a half inches since Saturday but 1
ain on a stand. At Shoe Fly there ls /
i've feet eight inches, and hence TO /
) there is about the same depth. The |
lnsas is falling, as is also White river. |
latter has eight feet TO JacksonPort. /
give the latest news from |
oiuts above. The prospects for the |
ling Of navigation are, we fear some
{ remote. The weather is moderate,
business on the Isves is rather Light.
BY TELEGRAPH
.IRO, January 9.-PorJ list; Edinburg,
Orleans TO Cairo, 10 pm; Mary
g. Cairo 20 New Orleans, IL pm; Pc
No. 2. Memphis to Cairo, 8 am; Belle
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