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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-24
First Circuit couTt-gsIsksl. Judns

The following Is to-day. calendar:
1922, Quinn VS. Quinn; 1853, Peoria NJ B A
VS. Meyers; 1912, Wear VS. White 81 Co;
1895, Clark vs. Hunter; I101, Hastings vs.
Grieshaber; 1104, Angel VS. Lawrence;
Il22, Greenwood VS. Jones; 1923, DOnOhue
VS. Chandler; 1925, jacob VS. Mitchell; 1127,
Mayor and Aldermen vs. Tracy; lI2S,
same VS. same; 1I29, Flynne vs. McLesry;
1l30, First NatiOnal.Bank vs. Petit & Co;
1l3l, White VS. Bigbee & Co; 1882, Boyd vs.
Robbins and Others; 1913, Ratsford VS. Null
cahy; 1888, City of Memphis VS. Collins;
1l35, Gilbert VS. Packard; 1I36, Sangster
VS. Taylor; 1l37, Bohms VS. Memphis Ger
man Savings Institution; 1l39, Eager VS.
Cadmus; ll39, Goebles vs. Anderson
ct al; ll40, Metropolitan Bank vs.
Essterly; la, Hill vs. Stout;
1142, Stillmsn vs. HildebraRd; 1143, Nc
Cullough VS. Tipter; II45. Butler vs.
S~chOOnOver; 1l47, Baird vs. Gilmore; las,
Perkins VS. ROsenbaum; lI49, Bent VS.
Crook; ISL, Gay q Martin VS. Whitaker
ct uX; 1852, Shore VS. Knott; 1153, Graham
VS. Murphy; 1855, Boon VS. Quinlin; ll61,
Bonner VS. Murphy; 1l62, Dsvine VS. Benz
gen; ll63, Egg5rs vs. Warner; ll64,
HOlmessvs RsggiO; ll65, Luccarini VI
Williams; ll6S, Pointer VS. COsten; 1859,
Weaver VS. Shelby county; l172, WorHe-
ley VS. Grant; 1873, Mcmillan vs. Partee;
ll77, Wallace ct al vs. Hartley ct al; 1178,
Miller vs. Aston; 1850, Mayor and Alder
men vs. LenOW: 1lS1, Cornell VS. DOnOhUe;
1882, BOswelI.vsiDutlinger ,ex'r; 1888, Levy
vs. Mccormick; 1856, Wilson vs. Allen;
llS7, Pearce, P & Co, VS. Levy ct al.
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Second Circuit Court-Halssy, Judge.

The case of Monroe VS. st. Louis Mutual
Life Insurance Company was OF trial at
the adjournment of court, and will be re-
sumed this morning.
Petitions for divorce were fled as fol-
lows to-day: Catharine Biamki VS. Carlo
Biamki, and Mary Jane Washington vs.
VIM. Washington.
The following is the Calendar for to-
day: 2345, Antrim & Sweet vs. Tomeny
ct al; Harris & Hassell vs. Planters In.
surance Co; 1896, Jones VS. Greenlaw; 2202,
City Of Memphis VS. Church; 2403, same
VS. DOUgherty; 2404. same vs. Shock; 240j,
same vs. Cooper; 24O6, same vs. BOggiano:
240S, Rupp6rschmidt VS. Brudsr; Z409,
PrOudht VS. WOlcott ct al; 24IO, Cahill vs.
Herman; 24l2, Duer VS. Smith ct al; 2413,
Haughton, admir-, VS. Bruce; 24l4, BrittOu
vs.. Trezevant; GALS, Loeb vs. Cooke; 24l6,
Curtis vs. Cornell ct al; 24l7, McGee vs.
Brinkley; 242l, Woodruff & Co vs. Picksrd;
2422, Owens vs. Packard; 2423, Hsughton,
admT, rs Heron, eXr; 2424, McCloy rs
WhitmOre 2425. Conrad vs. HUI 1926,
Costa vs. Hill; 2427, Parker Brothers vs.
HsugbtOn, Perkins & Co et al; 242S,
Dinsmore ct al VS. Hessig; 2429, same vs.
Myers 243l, CASTOR VS. League ct al; 1892,
Himstsdt VS. Garrett ct al; 2433, Nous
seauX, for USE, vs. Msydwell, admr; 2435,
Cannon vs. League; 2438, Stillman "
Reilly; 2439, Jordan VS. Garland; 244O,
Puryear vs. Elder; Fyle ct al vs. Washing
ton; Price ct al vs. Donaldson; 2443, Cas-
sale VS. Donaldson; PAS, City Of Memphis
VS. Creighton; 2446, Mckinney Us WoIcOtt,
Smith & Co. ct al; PAS, Otis q Co. vs. Ian
gan; 2449, White VS. Marshall; 2450, White
vs. Kuhn. In the special court, under
Judge Stockton, Nc. 23S was disposed OF,
and No. $50, Cohen VS. Hunt and Wood
ruff, is still on trial.
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Mrs. JAMES A. OATES, the star of stars,
and her celebrated comic opera company,
now performing at the Memphis Thester,
Notwithstanding this being her second
week here, still continues to crowd the
theBter nightly with the elite and fashion
of the city, Last evening was presented
the famous burlesque, founded on the bis
tOrical meeting of two monarchs in the
forest of Ardenne, IN the sixteenth CEN
fury, and entitled the Field Of the Cloth
of Gold" Mrs. Oates, who Is Justly styled
the charming little csntatrice, " appeared
as Earl Darnley, and sustained her part
superbly throughout. Mr.. w. H. Crane,
as Francis the First of France, was the
picture of fun, and kept the audience j n
a continuous roar of laughter. Mr.. H. 7.
Allen, as Queen Catherine. acted his part
to perfection. Mr.. c. W. Drew played a
very important psrt-that of the Duke of
Suffolk; a young tenor, and We must do
him justice by saying that he plays and
sings in q style that licits the applause of
all who hear him. Prof. O'RsardOn, on
his wonderful musical invention, the
TumblerOnicon, accompanied by j. g.,
HRndWerker and his orchestra, was arare
treat. Tonight Mrs. Oates takes her
farewell benefit, on which occasion h
will appear in two of her choice plays
MAN, the Coed for Nothing, "and "King's
Secret, or the Little DEVILS Shave" in
which Will be introduced gems from the
following operas: Martha, II Trovstore,
Ipuritani, Bohemian Girl and Mariana.
Mrs. D. p. Bowers ia TO succeed Mrs.
Oates and her talented comic opera troupe.
Mrs. Bowers is acknowledged n OF the
first Grtistes of the day, and we feel as
sured will meet with q hearty reception
from our people.
SACRED CoNCERT.-Philip Phillips, Of
New York. viii give an evening OF sacred
o at the Grsenlsw Opera House, April
LIST, at 8 O'Clock pm. Proceeds for Chris
tian purposes. Admission, 80 cents; chill
dren. Is cents. Tickets TO be had at al
the principal drug stores and door.
MENDELssoHN CoNCERT.-The grand
concert by the Mendelssohn Club to-
night, at the Memphis Club Hall, will be
an exclusive and no doubt q recherche
affair. None will be admitted but those
entitled by reason of membership. We
have not the programme before as, and
can, therefore, only hint of the prospect
by what we know of the ability OF the
club and the ambition Of Its members to
muu f,oof oeoog.fanenf of Hats in the /
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Attachment Notice.

No. B2, A. DIN the First Circuit Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee.-J.H II. LenOW vs.,
JnO. Seward.
VTHEREAS, on the 18th day Of July 1g7o
w q writ vas issued from the sFirsr Tf--
cult Court Of said county, dirsotfng ne
Bher1u to summon JnO Seward. the defanF-
ant to appear before the Judge Of said courf
on the 3D. 4oSday in September. $50 f6e1
and there % answer J.H. LenOw fn an aefiou
70 ms damage $500, and the said wr1treturned
not 20 oe !Ound IN my county; Whsreupon. OF.
me z9tn day OF October. 1870, &c was, on mo-
ion under section $500 Of The eodel, ordered
tnag a JUDICIAL attachment issue against the
esgate on JnO- Seward, the defendant, and
sal4 attainment issued and Was returned.
teglsa up0n thepsrsonal property Of the said
1t is therefore ordered. That the said de-
Iendant, 5uO Seward, make his personal ap-
pearance herein, before the JudgeO of the First
Clteuu COurf, at a term of said court to hs
neld Tor Shelby county, a. Circuit Court
house, in the city Of Memphis. on tha IN
in May e x and defenH gnid Al.
tachment suit, within the time prsscrfbed ~
OF the same viii be proceeded with eT.
pRrte, and that a copy OF this order be uub-
lished once a week Tor Our successive weeks
in the Memphis Appeal.
Done 40 once this 18th dav OF March, 1871.
FRANK TAFT, clerk.
~ X I. CoLEM4N, Deputy CLERK.
l. Mcfarland, Atty for PIE mhl5 !
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COL. w. B. GREENLAW.
His Advocacy Of Railways and OF the Mem.
phIs and Selma Head,

Reference has been made, directly and
indirectly, through the press and Other.
wise, to the opposition Of Colonel W. B.
GrseulaW to the Selma road subscription.
The facts ara that Colonel GreenIaw was
one of the first to act energeticaIly in be-
half Of this enterprise. He and Mr..
Elder, when the scheme was FIRST defined.
collected and paid between three and four
thousand dollars to the engineers who
made the preliminary surveys to Holly
Springs. No n more thoroughly than
Colonel Greenlaw appreciates and con-
fesses the value Of the Selma road. He
has said, however, that such is the extent
of State, city and county Indebtedness, for
the present be is opposed to the sssump-
ton of any liability whatever on acCOun
OF any public work. We make this state
ment TO correct misrepresentation Of facts
which seem to have gone abroad. He is
opposed to further taxation, and that tells
the whole story.
So much for Colonel GreenlaW's state
meut, and what is asserted above we
know to be rue. He is a thOrough-gOing
railroad builder, and if he would consent
to the imposition of a tax for any purpose.
it would be for the benefit of this Selma
road. He has expended about $780, 600 re-
Gently on the Little Rock road, and in
this he nOt only shows his proper sppre-
citation of the value Of such works, but
his readiness to promote such enterprises.
But while he asks for no assistance, tax
payers and the whole people might be
very willing to cOncede it if the necessity
arose and their Intervention were re-
quired to extend his road from Pine
Bluff to Fulton and Marshall, Texas,
Thither be bends his steps, and to that
goal he will progress; but he should not
forget, as he cannot, how invaluable to
his road viii be the line to Selma. The
whole travel from the Gulf and southeast
Atlantic coasts will be drawn over the
Selma road through Memphis as a funnel,
and distributed by Colonel Gresnlaw's
roads over Arkansas and the West. OF
all men, as the chief owner Of the high
way to Little Rock, he is most interested
in the success of the Selma road. He is
cOgnizsnt of these facts and appreciates
their force and value, and surely his ap-
p-rehensiOns Of danger to public credit
must be exaggerated, when we can dis
cover no possible way Of escape from
public burdens save by the construction of
pWbtic highways. The u eXtingUishss
the other, and nothing else can.
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Attachment Knflna.

NO.IZH A. DIN The Second Circuit Courtof
Shelley County, Tenn. II. PuIte vs. Thos.
+. Parrish.
this cause an attachment having been
n sued out under section 3455 of the Code.
and returned Into court, levied upon the real
estate or defendant, and afidavit having bee m
made that the defendant, Thomas r.. Parrish.
Is indebted 20 plaintiff IN the sum Of SE83 I8.
with interest nom the first dav of Dor.
lo4l, by balance due plaintiff. on n certain
Judgment rendered in his favOr In the Supe-
rtor Court, Cincinnati, Ohio. and against
SAD defendant and that the defendant,
1honas +. Parrish, is q nonresident OF the
State of tennessee;
II is therefore ordered, That he make his
personal appearance herein, before the Judge
OF the Second Circuit COurt of Shelby County
on the third Monday in May neXtand defend
said attachment euit within the time pre-
scrtbed By law. or the same VIII be proceeded
with eXparle, and that q copy OF this order
be published once q week, for four consecu-
tive weeks. in the Memphis Appeal.
Done at ONCE, this 4th day OfMarchs le7L
p. il. BOYLE, Clerk.
By W. LEWIS WHARTON, Deputy Clerk.
n. j. Williamson, Lewis & Craig altys for
Iaiuttn. mhT
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LOCAL NEWS
Lsadiu's college

-Lslllu-E College
Attend Robertson's College.
Tom CuDbins, bricklsyer, "a Main.
W Z. Mi5cheITs school, SJ3 Third st.
j. J.. sutsr, Furniture, 2s2 Second st.
The DAILY APPEAL, hve cents per
COPY, can be bad OF all newsmen in the
city
Zine lunch spread daily at Hole in the
Wall. Don't tail 10 call on George, No. 19
HonrOs, opposite PssDody Hotel.
VIII Mausf0rd, az his book and peri
Udicsl store, has all the late magazines
aud Illustrated and weekly papers.
AT 81 Beals street, Messrs. Hutton d
Co. nave all the latest New York and
other weekleH, and 81 the great dsilieE.
The DAILY me the WEEKLY APPEAL
-an bs had OF all the neWsmsn in the
g.tv-IOs Locke, on Main street, Mans
ford. on Second, and EmmOns q Son, on
Jefferson street..
There is nothing Of more importance
TO the farmer than the securing Of proper
seed COru. Gigs are not gathered from
thisfles." nor can good corn be RAISED II
good seed are not planted. These thoughts
occurred to as on looking ia at CraiR's,
the other day, and observing some OF the
finest seed cJrus. both white and yellow,
we have ever seen; snd being alwayB In
tsre-tsi 10 whatever viii effect
try friends, we made a note Of 10. The
proprietors also informed US that their
stock Of Hungarian grass and German
miLIst seed are now ready for sale.
Farmers. be sure that you have long for
age. Teams caunot endure without. Go
40 r. O. Craig d Co.'s, 81 and 379 Main
street, for your supply Of seeds Of all
kinds.
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ANOTHER BABY.
A Young Girl Flses from Arkansas to Hide
Her Shame, and Finds a Grave
10 Memphis.

Two weeks ago a young and lovely girl
took a OOm in the old Library building.
on Third street, where she proposed to
remain for a short time-unGil a certain
event should have happened. The event
took place and the young girl-a young
mother-gave up that room and moved to
a narrow tenement in the Winchester
cemetery, clad in a pauper's coffin. She
arrived here with her mother, and took
he room at the place above named
quiet, retired, away from all who knew
them-tor the purpose of hiding the
giTEs shame. Her little story is
simple and affecting, She lived hap
PLY in Forest City, Arkansas, with her
respectable parents. She lived happily,
as all innocent young girls live, until the
tempter came and stole away at once her
virtue and her peace of mind. Il is need
less to repeat the Oft-tOld tale Of the
misery characteristic of the life that fol-
lowed; how she lived upon hope; how
she believed every promise, and gave
credence to every excuse, until at last
the betrsyer fed and left her a sort of
moral wreck, who trembled at the loss
OF caste, Of responsibility, of social
standing, and Of every thing that the
wOrldly-piOus cherish. There was moth
ing lef6 to her but to fly from home to
'cOver her shame" She f3lt that
The only art her guilt to cover, to hide her
shame from every eve;
And bring repentance to her lover. and wiring
his bosom is-tO die"
She came to Memphis with her mother.
1t was, perhaps, well for her that she WIS
under the protection CT that first, last,
best Of friends. They took the quiet
room, and lived in s~eclusiou. They came
here bTfJre the food, and were to be sup
piled regularly with funds from her
father, but the foods came and Forrest
City was cut of by forty miles Of wood
and water, and the expected funds did
not arrive. A little child came into tos
world, and the child's mother left it.
The cOrOner was called upon to supply a
county coffin, and she was buried yssta--
day at the cOunty's expense. The 'liC-
tie wa f' rests on the bosom Of its grand
mother, IN the little room up in the
Library building.
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LOST.
A Little B0y-Ihs 0a!y Son Of a Widowed
Mother.

We give place to the following, in the
hope that it may reach the little boy
whom It advertises or lead 10 his discov-
cry. VIII the press please " pass this
RrOund;"
ATLANTA, March p, 1871.
Editor Appeal have a little son who
has been decOyed away from home by
some evil parties, aud hearing he was in
your city, I thought it might lead to his
discovery 10 advertise him in your paper.
He is an orphan child, has no one to look
for him but his distressed mother. Lam
very poor, and have no means to pav Won.
But please give this notice in your paper.
and help me to redeem my wandering
boy, who has so many temptations laid
before him. Please give this a publica-
ton, and ask other papers to do the same.
and Oblige his mother.
MRS. Q. A. KENNEDY.
Atlanta, Ga.
Left Atlanta Feb. 25, is IL wears old.
has large blue eyes, light hair. cut very
short, wears brown jeans clothes, and
Worea purple hat with a wide black bend.
his name is Willie Farcron, but is called
by his school mates Willie Kennedy.
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FOR SALE

NOR SABA very elfgIDly SUBURBAN
HOME, situated on the northeast corner
or COLLEGE zvenuE and McLamOre street, ard
OPPOSITE -TkTE FEMALE COLLEGE. The
-fmpr1vements consist Of a hne twO-story
f-auu residence. with eight rooms anu Two
acres o. beautiful land % All necessary
out door c0nvenieCces in perfect order.
TENS. 5000 OF purchase money may be
Carried for an indefinite time. say four ye8rE.
the remainder, half cash. balance in six,
twelve and eighteen months. win SIX per
Caurinrerest-oE IFS vel improved
CITY property.
,E T~6r-IfIv of this property. and the eI-
raetsngTv liberal terms, should attract the
best customers desiring a home near the nn-
est Institution Ln the state, and the best sOcl-
ef- around the city For ten days applv 10
-mn4 ROAsTER, TRtZENANT&CO
II cash. Address n. this once. b
DLANO-one Chickerinz Piano, otthe style
n OF Louis XIV cost originally SloJi used DIT
O. short time, viii be sold at a bargain, e. SO
1Iain street NM
u0RsE-A No. family Horse and Roeka-
t way. nearly new. and OF modern design.
Apply al No, 90 PontOtoc street. or %
Oh X W. CREIGHTON,
uhIg No. II West Nnurt ST.
rTFVEEN PIACE-The Menke1 Place, on
vi RrIukIey avenue, in lots TO suit, In
gal-e OF Menken Bros mnB
D0TIFR AND ENGINEA second hand
Is Boiler aud Engine, Of six horse power.
Inquire al So Charleston avenue. mn4
nLUFF CITY MILLS, Ig7 Poplar street; IN
% good repair; wiz sell on easy terms or
ma ID. F. MYERS,
- Z7k Main street.
EAsEHOLD-Of sixteen years on a nne
s~lcz Residence, well suited for an eL-
Iers.ve clearinghouse, and Offering unu-
r-aI advantages in RrOund-rent and taxes
VIII be either sold, rented or traded, al a
R0YsTER. IRRELEVANT & Co
a. EUCSD-HAND COTTON MACHINERY
- FlE EALE-Consisting OF Openers lap
u-rz. Cards. Drawing Frames, speeders
5rtruEuE Frames, etc This machinery is
rHr partially w1ru-El In good condition,
gud win be- sold cheap, For description and
price amply IN person OF BY mail 70
THOMAES SHAW,
agent Tremcn and suffolk Mills,
sar- zr-su Lowell. NpEa.
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LEGAL NOTICES


218, r. DIN the Second Chancsry CC1rt
Ofshelby county, Tenn. n James VS.. ".
Frick.
Happening from the bin duly sworn TO IN
L in this cause that the defendant, N. FriCk.
Is justly indebted TO complainant In the
suIn OF two hundred aud hfty-siX dollars ms
eve cents 1888 00 due by note, payable one
day after March 2, 1883, with Interest thereon,
and that he is q nonresident of the State Of
Tennessee, and for these causesa an attach
ment was sued out of this court against his
property, and the same has been returned
court by the Sheriff Of Shelby county,
on the real estate o. said FriCk.
1t is therefore ordered. that he make his
appearance herein, at the Courthouse OF the
Second Chancery Court Of Shelby county, in
the city Of Memphis, Tenn ., on or before The
first Monday in May, 1871. and plead, answer
or demur to compliments biz, or The same
VIII be taken as confessed as 20 him, and set
hearing exparte, and that a copy Of thls
OFder be published once a week for four con-
seeutiye weeks tn the Memphis APPEAL.
This March II, 1871.
A cOpy-attest:
N. ID. l. STEWART, Clerk y Master.
Beecher& Belcher, Soils. for cOmpl'nt mhTI.
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Major a. D. Buckley, whose arrival we
have been anticipating for several days,
reached town by the Atlantic, Mississippi
and Ohio road Wednesday and took lodg-
ings at the Atlantic Hotel. Yesterday he
was called on by a number OF gentlemen,
all of whom he impressed with a sense of.
his csudor and ability, and he was intro
duced to us by General Higgins, Presi-
of the European Steamship Com
many, He GENES with
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LAST WEEK Of the Clearing Sale.
WALKER BROS. & co.


A DIALOGUE IN WALL STREET-It Is
s vulgar error 20 suppose that the
hlbttues Of Wall street shout
nothing but stocks ard gold. Sometimes
they talk about their health; and they
ali seem TO have one trouble" Billions
ness. The wear and ter Of speculation
invariably tells upon the liver.
" How do you think Pm lookinR2"
said 3 well known " Bull" 20 q friend in
the Long Room a few days after tho late
smash-up ia gOldi Do I look Panic
struek2'
"No; by Jovei" was the reply; "yOu
look ia trim TO fight for e mans life.
Never saw you looking better"
Let me tell you a secret, my boy"
returned the great operator; Il drink no
wine, no brandy, no bar-rOOm stimulant
OF any kind: but I just keep my stamina
up with an occasional dose Of Plantation
Bittsrs; and If you'n do me the favor to
try It for that bile on the stomach you're
always complaining Of III furnish the
margin for your next spec. fit doesn't
cure you"
The gentleman referred 20 fthe initial
Of whose Christian name is not very far
from the end Of the alphabet) hiss I'M
bounded confidence in the restorative;
end his bright eye, firm nerves and won
6erful powers Of endurance, prove that Il
IA well founded.
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Crlmlnal eonrt-flnnIn. Iudns.

The case of the State VS.. G. Cakbous,
for malicious mischief, the jury rendered
a verdict of guilty, with 800 fine and ten
days in the County Jail. Tomorrow the
regular calendar viii be resumed. Par
ties on bond and witnesses must attend
at 9 am, or tOrfeitures will be taken.
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ZOE 81. FRANCIs RTVER.

FOR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.
Regular Tuesday Packet for ST.
Francis River
For ST. Francis rlvsr. the Bends. Helena.
Mariana, Madison sud WllrsburE.
II new and elegant passenger steamer
ST. FRAN GIG,
Z. e Bowman, Captain sam q, Paine CLERK
KNTILL leave as above every -
W TUESDAY, aL5O'cl0Ck pm.
Eor freight or passage apply on board OK
LAEhE HAEU5TAD CO.. AGENTS,
1e3 hOsby Block, 800 Froat ROW
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MEMPHIS AND NORFOLK.
Results or the Hisslou Of Msi'r Il. o..
Bulkley-Hs Meets with a aeHsF-
Gus reception at Ns,fs!k.
What the Press and People Of NaFfslk
ThlHk Of the Project Of Direct
TFads-it Is Feasible, ard will
be Printable.

From the Norfolk papers of the 18th
inst, we compile the following, touching
the mission Of Major H. D. Buckley to
thst city, in connection with the business
of direct trade between Memphis and
Tfrn~nn,T 4fo NnwEnrB.
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CITY PARAGRAPHS.

t. BROWN, Observer
-Dyersburg Is now surrounded by back
water.
See the advertisement Of Stewart
Bros. & Fizer, IN smother column.
Lent this year began on Washington's
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NOTICE TO LAwYERs.-Messrs. Estes
& Jackson and McRse * Walker re-
quest members of the bar to search the
niles of their offices for the papers in the
case of DUNCAN VS.. Wicks, and to send
them to either firm if found.
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THE BEST AND CHEAPEST ORGANS
A large assortment of Estey's, Loring 81
Blske's and George Woods. Church and
Parlor Organs sold on easy terms, at ga
Second street.
II. G. HOLLENBERG,
Agent for Chickering's Pianos.
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LAW REPORTS.

Second GhaH0Bry G0Hrt---SOott, Chancellor.
The argument in the case of Williams
vs.. Whitmore was concluded yesterday,
and the case taken under a~dvisement.
To-day motions will be heard.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-24

JoE LOCKE, news agent, 286k Main
street, has just received Harper. Leslie
Galaxy, LippincOtt, and Scribner's
monthly magazines; alsz, The Chimnev
Corner, WaYerley and late New York
dailies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-24

MYSTERIOUS JAR, in express sale at
Stoddsrd's this morning, will be sold.
That settles the ghost.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-03-24

E8T .sGE-A neat cottage, No. S. Third st.
X ApE-Er TO IA
Efrrrnev at Law. No. 2 Madison At.