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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-20

NOR RENT-A BRICK STORE ON FRONT
street, near Exchange. Also moe resi-
dences and Offices. Apply to W. A: Wheatly.
$50 Main street. nS-&y-l9
nor RENT AND FOR SALE-SEVERAL
II houses and lots. Apply to
1O7t w. z. HARDIN. 247% Second ct.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-20

NKEEN PASTURE-BARLEY AND RYE
G fields now ready for fall and winter graz
ing at Mon. Redford's pasture farm. Leave
orders with Bracket X Co. 26t
VGTANTED. - SECONDHAND FURNI-
w niture, feathers and househould goods
of all kinds bought at 282 Second street.
lot III. ". S1NNQTT.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-20
]. V. PATRICK, p
1871 Cotton Shed. 4O9 Shelby street.

NOR RENT-A STORE. NO. 10 POPLAR
h street, Apply to Marx h Bensdorf, In
surance building. rooms Nos. SS and 40 l2et
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-20

IKTANTED TIE PUBLIC TO KNOW
w that C. A. Beehn, Job Printer, $50 Main
street. Bethel Block. near Court Square. does
Defes competition. 1913
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-20
MUNICIPAL.
Called Session Last Night City
Printing-Gas Aifairs--Fire
Alarm Telegraph-Stand.
Ing Committees, Etc.
Common CouneiI.

Z At q called session Of the Council last
evening, the message Of Mayor johnson
was read, which message called the at.
tention OF Councilmen to the fact that
the city contract with the Memphis Gas
Light Company expired on the 18th inst
Also to the FIRE alarm telegraph aud the
proposition Of the Board Of Under
writer's to loan the city for two years,
without interest, the sum of $40, 900 to
be used in paying for the construction
of the telegraph, which proposition the
Mayor recommended an acceptance Of.
Attention was called also to the pro-
posed contract between the city and the
Memphis and Little Rock Railroad Com
pany for the right Of way through the
navy yard and Fulton street to Center
Landing, etc. The message was read
and received. IA s1iliaaG
40 THE PRINTING MIDDLE.
The following majority report was
made by the printing committee;
Your joint COMMITTEES. on public printing
recommend that the bid of the LEDGER for
publication Of ordinances at seventy five cents
per square for first insertion and thirty cents
per square for subsequent insertions. official
proceedings IT three cents per line. and para
graphs in the local columns at fifteen cents
per line. be accepted. That as TO job work.
the Mayor be instructed to make contracts
upon the best terms possible. as the same may
be needed. As to the tax list, We recommend
that the Mayor be Instructed 70 advertise for
bids upon that separately as the work may be
needed, deeming the bids We have received for
IT, - c. A BENIN.
rIr W.P. MARPIS,
g. REDER,
Il HRNRTTp
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-20

The following resolution from the
Board of Aldermen was conquered in
by the Common Council:
Resolved. By the General Council, That the
Mayor be and is hereby Instructed to give the
Memphis Gas Light Company notice that the
city has determined to discontinue the use Of
its gas lights under the terms Of the contract
entered into between the city and the Com.
after the expiration Of one year from the SER
vice Of the notice.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1872-03-20

committee, in favor Of accepting the
proposition Of the board Of underwriters,
was adopted w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16
THE GAS SPEECH.
IL is Briniant and Throws Lighs ON the
aubieet.

We ask the attention Of our readers to
the admirable speech Of Mr.. McRae. pub
lished by the CID Gas company this morn
ing. Some time sgO, when bad light was
furnished by this company we denounced
Il as Il deserved. Recently, 1t has FUR
nished excellent gas and we have only 70
complain of the price charged. rms Is
fixed, we are told, by costs OF litigation
and by threatened coming competition,
for the prosecution of which the old COM
panv is accommodating q fund that Will en-
able it to undersel the new company.
Having the advantage Of the Rsnd-Brown
uaphths patent and money enough 70 sup
DIV gas for three years at n dollar
( per thousand cubic feet, gas-consumers
may anticipate a happy time for the next
three years, and Memphis Will bs more
cheaply and brilliantly illuminated than
any city on the continent. When one or
the other company finally caves ina must
occur, chen the rates of charges viii De
adjusted with reference tolosses sustained
in this unfortunate controversy. The pol
icy adopted by the triumphant company
will then have references to the necessity
for getting even. Plainly enough, gas
consumers should shape their action with
reference to these palpsple facts. The
companies 20 for money; 80 Let the peo-
Die. Gas, within six or twelve months,
ii the new works bs completed, will be
furnished st n dollar per thousand feet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16
LooAL PARAGRAPHS.

George Graham, q victim Of the chains
gang, very happily made his escspe yes
5erdsy morning. BE had but our daysto
serve.
THE September term Of the criminal
court s6jOurned at ten O'Clock yesterday
morning, and the January term COM
menced two hours afierwsrd
One OF the nestHst jobs in printing
that we have seen for q long time, is the
cards for the BurDs's festival. The work
was done by Mr.. VsnhOrn, IA Union 81.
Pupils seek seats in the new school
house every day. The excellence OF the
teschers, snd the convenience and beauty
Of the building, are the great features that
attract the little ones.
The business of the recorders court
was done yesterday In n hour and two
minutes. Twenty-one cases were dis
posed OF, but the chain. gang did not re-
ceive many recruits in consequence
During the lsst two years officers
Shelby snd Hicks, one q detective, the
other a~sergsant on the poles force, have
conducted themselves In such a manner
as to make friends every day among the
good, honest people, and make enemies
Of all the vsgs.
The following is the new grand jury,
sworn in by Judge Flippin yesterday TO
serve during the January term; J ].
Busby, foreman; William Joiner, b. 4,
White, g. W. L. Crook, J. G Saint, W.
g P. DOYLE, s. a. Shock. I. r. Farms
worth, 81. II. Higbee, q. B. Chiles, Ben.
May, Il. S. Maddox and @. MondiDger-
The FIRE committee had q prOtracted
meeting in the mayors Office last even
ing, and selected the following officers
James Stokes, assistant chief; John Nc.
Mahon, captain No. l engine; John
Hsckett, captain mo. 2; John Cunning
ham, captain hook snd ladder company.
The balance of the old engineers, etc,
were re-appointed.
The prettiest calendar of the new
wear that has come under our observation
Z that Just issued by the Home Insurance
company, and for a copy Of which we are
under obligations to Mr.. Darlington Ma
son, agent of the company for this city.
Mr.. q. K. Beatty, of the sgeDCy also, de-
sires us to say that he has " few more OF
the same sort left" and VIII supply those
desiring it.
Sell Howell says that since magnih-
cent sleeping cars hsve been put upon his
Mississippi and Tennessee road, passen-
gers lie over, snd never turn owe in New
Orleans. They have such comfortable
bsrths that hey cannot be driven INTO the
hotels. He expects the whole of Memphis
70 snOre the whole distance, from this 70
the Crescent City, to witness Mardi Gres
festivals. II is comfortable now 60 travel
on this line. The snoring Of passengers
silences rsttling wheels and locomotives
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16

IS to the course to pursue. We find In tbs
court of Ohio, in 1858, Is McLsne, $50
an suthority on this whole proceeding.
We find the precise case by q learned
court, on the identical question, giving us
all the Law that we need. Suppose We
have it2 Suppose I show TO your honor,
that I hsd found such a case, ana that
case being -unrsv5rssd, and suppose that
this Dodge and Woolsey case shOuld final
" stand in the way, Is not this case to be
OF such authority sc to remove the mat
ter from the charge of an
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16

The county court met yesterday pur'
susnt to adjournment, with the following
Justices present.: J. A. Murray, John
Spellmsn, P. NJ. Winters, ", H. Mon
Grief, W. II. Sneed, VIM. Wallace, E. W.
Caldwell J. W, Herring, j. W. Allen, 7,
@, Bleckley, William Il. Walker, Henry
T. Jones, 6. o. Buntyn, W, Il, Hoegel, J,
R. Brown, John E Burke. John T,
Elliott, Robert B, Miller, W. B. Gibson.
G. L, Brooks and r. r. Stone.
John @. Saint wss allowed two hundred
dollars for the support Of psupers in his
charge.
Phil. J. Mallon was allowed eight hun
dred dollars for plumbing work done 10
the jail.
The sheriff was allowed Eve hundred
dollars for ex-OfHcio services.
Justice Miller presented the following
which was passed:
Ordered BY the court that the chairman
Of the court bs and be is hereby directed
to proceed to collect all monies, IL any,
pad by him Wronsfully to o @. Jones.
Justice GoOdlett Yss allowed three
hundred dollars tor his services Is clerk
to the commissioners on the Barbour
Lewis warrants.
Justice SpeIlmsn was allowed Sll4 80 for
inquest services.
Tn court considered over q dozen petit
tions for reduction OF assessment.
Several small bills we're ordered to be
psid.
The report of DR.. Taylor, physician to
the county pOOrhouse, which ia printed in
another place, was read and ordered filed,
The court adjourned until ten O'Clock
this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16
F~s0a-Bsslae7R Egllca

No. a-In the First Chancary Court Of saeIbT
county, Tennessee -IhOmas James es Al ".
Louisa 7. James ct ~.
IT appearing o proof IN this cause thar
4 the defendant Wills Jau1se, - q n0n-rssf-
dent Of the state Of Tennessee, living Ia the
State Of ksnEucky, p tHat h is interested
IS q OF the deFisees OF Ens estate Of Ann
Eliza James. ana entitled 70 a portion OF haF
estate herelns
appearance herein a. the Co1rth ouBe in
city of2emphis, Tenn, CO or bafOrs tbs nrSs
Monday In kebruaeT, I72, and plead
answer or demuE % complafuauts' u
or the same VIII be taken for confessed
as 10 him and set for hearing sxparts;
and that . cOpy Of this order be pub
lshed oneea week Tor four gnccesstFe weeks,
In the Memphis Appeal
A oopY-Atte5G
EDAUHD A. COLE, Clerk and Msstsr.
BY 3. J. BLACZ, D =. and -.
Aumes 3 Rcsto5 .SOls- ter conplt fdtafus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16
WEBNEsDAY, IANuARY q. -.
TRUSTEE SALE.

n virtue OF deed Of Tlust sxesstsd Z
d William A.. Blythe by James KfaraT'
snam, 7h February, 1852, recorded n ~
Registers ONCE OF Shalby county Tanneesee
in Book -, pages a&, 64, SIS. and an orSoI
made by ne law side Of Ghe Common -
and Chaneery COHrt Of Memphis At IL D -,
Der term, 16t5, appointing ne Trustee. Vi
william A Blythe, ceosa8eus and further -
virtue OF = Judgment rendered In ne -.
prsms Court OF Tennessee, Il fa Anrff a-T-
1871, In the case OF JauGE WfcrsEaam -
Niles Asr1wether st ALL WAs atu o'clocE
an, on
"a uFsaays s1h fsbruary, aasa
sell In mont Of the County Conrs BrfidIar
Mempnias at public sale, 20 the 1taresr 49,
dsT, Tor OasEs tins pr psrsy described ia safT
Deed of Trust - the NORTH half OF asrf -
Lot (. OF Milton A. Ksrr's subdivision d
James =. A2rdaWaTH counfry lot N Mam.
his being that part OF subdfFtdsd lot Nc. &.
neloaed and wing between lcurt street and
Pigeon EocS5 road street. rlalinz 81 set o.
ehch street, and aztendt1r acouf - Eon
one street t. ne ether. Ga Ealen sre two
framed house. The ER1E o. redeupEcu %
waved The nlo Is believed % ~
mmnareds exeeFt or o4aE Exs, hz1l sQns
rs tdal EKt& MEETF HEHIR IagssA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16
Memphis and Texas-OrERniEstioR OF
Gae company.

The following board Of directors was
yesterday unanimously elected, all the
stockholders being present in the Office OF
the Arkansas and Texas Railroad COM
pany: John OvsrtOn, Jr., William B
Greenlsw, Sam Tate, h. L. Bdnkley, B
d. williams, John NJ. Clayton, ". P.
Grace, NJ. L Bell. J. I. Elliot and A.
Mcdonald. Much pleasure is manifested
here at this organization, and a unsni-
nous support will be given 70 carry 1t on
20 g successful completion. The engineers
left here ten days ago, and are now within
twenty miles of Camden, and report the
line Is being easy to build and pas ing
ov6r g fine country, and the country and
people anxious to subscribe stock Z build
the road. The board OF directors viii
meet a. Little Rock on the 18th instant
to elect officers,
Abe Kansas City and Memphis Road.
The Bstssville (Arkansss) Times says:
"We have little OF interest this week ela-
tive to the railroad. The corps Of engi-
users are st this place busily engaged in
preparing prOhles Of the route recently
surveyed between Batesyille and Jackson
port, and making estimates of the cost Of
constructing the road, preparatory to
making q report at the meeting OF the
board Of directors to be held at Jackson
port or the 10Th instant. We copy the
following items from our Missouri ez-
changes: 1T Is stated that Greene county
has sold the entire amount Of bonds Issued
TO the Kansas City and Memphis railroad
1890. 0OOl and hiss the sYsils 70 deposit in
bank ...... Articles OF association Of the
Kansas City, Memphis and Mobile rail-
rosd, which is reported 70 have recently
bought out the TsbO 6nd NeOsho
railroad, have been fled with the
secretary of State. This road has been
survey ed to Bolivar, is graded nom Kan
sss City to Osceola. and the rolltng-srock
purchased and delivered. II runs from
Kansas City to Mobile, Alabama; the
grade is expected 70 be finished to North
Springfield bv the LIST OF August next"
The Springfield Leader OF December 2lst
says: "The cost OF the TOsdbed Of the
FIRST ten miles west Of this city Of the
Kansas City and Memphis railroad was
f44 0l6 80, part Of which mas been paid to
AR. Reilly, and the balances, We learn, will
b handed over 70 him within 2 feW days.
Yesterday the officers of the road took
ouE 81, 500 20 pay the hanCs on the last
monthly estimate. Up TO this time sac 600
in CASH has been disbursed by the oom-
psny. All balances due We are assured
will - settled wi hin = short time. The
work is progressing favorable In Dsde
county. Lsst week the commissioner,
Judge Hembree, accompanied by Mr..
William G. HoTnbsak, Of this city, went
10 New York 10 negotiate the bonds Of
hat county,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16

There Will hs a church conference held
At TIE First Methodist churOh, on Seoonc
street, near Poplar, this evening Sc hall
mast eve O'Clock. An elegant supper
will be furnished in the basemsBt-r0oms
OF the church, the proceeds to assist ia
comprising the repairs OF the parsonage.
Price Of supper, one dollar. All tbs
friends Of the church are respectfully IN
YtRd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16
ERsO~AL

JAKEs I, RUoKs, Frisrs Point; ex-
United States Senator John s. Fowler;
Captain John P. Ksiser, St. Louis, Mis-
s0uYi; John D. Rather, Huntsville, w.
II. Ssgs, Jacksonville, Indiana; ". d.
Picket, Memphis and Ohio railroad; DR..
Dennis and bride, New Orleans, and Lewis
Bond, Encouragement ~ BroWnville, are
guests Of me Peabody hotel, With msBy
stockholders OF tbs Memphis and Charles
ton railroad company.
F II. THOMAS, ESQ., OF the Dyer cOun-
~ Progress, Is in the city and would in
tToducs our merchants TO the famers and
merchants Of the rich county Of Dyer.
They VIII gain infinitely more by the
process than by g formal presentation to
the Russian princa,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16
WAsaENlR Always AHEAD.

The author Of our fashion articles Wis
tied W~sggener's store yesterday to ses
for himself how the Ye.ersn artist is keep
ing up with the progress Of taste in dress
the house Is Sly Main street-he was
much grsti6ed TO ind that Wsggener Is
ahead IN everything. AS q geftsE-up OF
elegant attire he has no equal. At present
bis house is flooded with orders which
keep the busy hands Of forty Bkilltul ar
tists 20 I'LL How Is IL be does such an
immense b~usiness9 It Is simple enough;
mskts q miaft, charges moderate, at
tendEncs most urbsne, conversation In.
tsl~leetual; customer walks forth pleased
/ with himself, with his new clothing and
with Wsggsnsr-Sl7H Main street. That's
all
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16

The Southern Railroad association, says
the Grenada Sentinel, under the general
SUPPLEMENTARY Of Colonel E. d. Frost,
hiss the following Eucerintendents: Over
the New Orleans and Jackson division, H.
7. Simpson, Esq, an old and experienced
railroad man, holds the position; Rob
CslquhOun pvesidss, with his scc0mmo-
datiug brother Jim as assistant, over the
Mississippi Central, and W better men
could moi be found anywhere. james
Yonge, a gentleman who hes become uni
vsrssly popular for his susyity Of man
ners and general attention &c business,
s~upertntsnds the Memphis division The
attached 10 him for his many coed quail
ties.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16
RAILROAD NEWS.

Memphis and Charleston EtOchheIderl
Convention
The special convention of stockholders
IN the Memphis and Charleston railroad
company to consider the proposition look.
ing 70 q lease of the rosd. and the eventual
success of the great Southern line TO the
Pacific, the bridging Of the mighty Missis
sippi, and the building up of Memphis
will be held in the Memphis club room.
cornsr.o of Second and Union streets, on to-
morrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16
IaosdsY. FekrusrY s So.

in front Of the Office o. 3. z. Ar1srHau & Co.,
No. 8 JsEsrson slrazt, IN the ciLg of dem outs,
Tennessee, cetTsen EEa hour % ten tgl = m
a four "a pm. proceed - sen 90 ths nign-
ess slQ-er Toe czsn ms properly ccsGrl1ea ln
said dssd Of Trust. Es follows. t0-W1Es All OF
secuc1 tWenty t&h t-neEeEtDEzz- quarter sud
the q rihW5sJ Eastlu12+ quarter Of section
tWenEg-one Gb containing seven hundred
and Efty-dYe G555 acres. EnoHu as the Ham
LIN tract, and a4so an Undivided hall interest
In b north hair Of section eighteen tIsf, all
being township three b. rzDse SIX tdl- east
OF the NTH principal meridian Ia CrtIaandsu
county ArkEnsaB, and uear EamLiu s Lard
ing, on t1s MiEslsaipDl river; and, Al the
same TINE ana place, IA ioAtoT11g PERSONA
prOpsrLys Eight (i muls. ca
head Of cattle, and CWu-tn1r1B or the crop o.
cotton grown On the % uurinz the
past year. III equ1ty o. redemption Is
waived By the terms OF The dssd me Litlei Il
believed 10 be o buE 1 VII sell aud cons
Vsy IS Trustees only.
IS I'D QUIaLEY Trustee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16
The APPEAL IN THE CITY.
PIaesa rs which b Daily Appeal can
be Procured.

RE DAILY APPEAL can be had every morn
ing a. the fonOWinE-named places IN the CITY
AtAHPEAL C~Ounung-ROom, "a Union street
A. the newsstand Of Joe Locke No. SSoz
ElCn street.
Of second and Monroe Streets
Al the newsstand in the peabody noteL
At the newsstand IN the commercial NOEL
Al the newsstand In the v Orsham house
Al the newsstand In The Ogeryon MOTEL
Al The newsstand in the Southern hotel
Al the newsstand Of a Son. No II
Jedsrson street.
ner al Fourth and Poplar streets.
Al tie newsstand on b. Louis WnaIlpoaL
IffEe newsstand at Lanier a Eldr1dges,
aeoond streat, near Madison.
a the newsstand OF HOLIDAY, On beale
a. ths neVs-sfand ct the Railrosd depots,
Ifths newsstand on ths Memphis and Lit
Tie Rock WherfboaL nj
A. south Memphis neWs-depoI No.U Seale
- "a oorTias. ISL Main street. near Mad
1nou.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16

We Issrn that the Little Rock railroad
company has secured the services o. Cap.
tain J. Jackson as master Of track and
bridges. Captain Jackson is widely known
as the best traekmsn il the south, sEd
the success of n change Of gauge on the
Little Rock road on Saturday lass is good
evidence Of his ability.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16
New orleans and Memphis.

The Grenada SsntinaI says: " The sleep
ing car line between Memphis and New
Orleans is giving great satisfaction slong
the whole length OF the road. l. is under
the -conductorship of Messrs. 7. A Price,
n. L. Gross and ". HsTdister, all genial
and accommodating gentlemen who are
making themselves ~dessryedly faYOrites
Of the travelling public"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16
Trust Sala.

@By Urtus o. q uesd oflruss executed .
me D !. +. ClGmplt aud his Va Q aErCa E.
lSmp1t and william C1amp1t,- on tns 18th
day OF March, l6Ii, tcszcure certain tnds11sd-
ness therein Mentioned, which deed IS duly
registered In The Recorders ohc5 - 1arlCz.
Or15tsnden county, ArHaHsas, record Dol
u 80, 81 and 5s7. taDd au when -.
ference is here madeJL VII o.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16
sTRAYEB Or ST0LEA.

HOhSEE-On unday evsnlng, January
III I4tb. ron the vicinity o. the SLATE Re-
100 College, ~ horses one q DAD pony
rrare. stzr N goIthGEd sOoot z years GO
. other = bay stallion pony snip on the
Dara auout 4 lears uIu. a abe a. rev Au
Viii re paid Tor LheIT reluTn 10 J. b. k1ring
fuD. II a. rHEseraid q Ce.'s, CT 81 residences
near stale 70 ale lOlleRe. lalo
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16
To Whom it Gay CaaEsFa.

WE VIII sell st public auction. on she I6th
w instant, az 10 o'clock an in fr0nE OF
A. 81. a-uslon-houss. % uufon
street., TO the highest b-tdsr. for easn, 20 de-
Tray suorags o her charges, unless Boonsr
settled, the following goods:
Little GlanE C0ra A-I.
lSerghum NIL
acorn Planters. ZCsIhOua PiOFa
zEidiug Gultfva1cEs.
lCorn snsuBr.
l62ndsGiu-
jss AILBUKE, WALEEB AGO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16
LAW REPORT.

FIRST ChanOery COurt-MOrgan, Chan
ce4ERF.
The following are the decisions ZEN
dered yesterday: Pante va Wheatley
Mosby VS. Douglass; Walt vs. Thompson
The case of Csruthers vi Montgomery
WAS resumed yesterday and is still on
trial. After the close of that case the
unfinished cases OF the calendar will be
tried. Attorneys having the papers in the
case OF Rsiney Vi the Memphis and La.
q railroad will please return them to
the clerks ONCE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16
CoPELAND's AsTHMA CURE.

G0PELAhD'S ASTHMA CURE.
For sale by J. B. Hills, druggist, 2s1
Main street.
HEAT, COMFORT AND EcoNoMT.-This
you will get by having your CRATES set
with Lemons Improvement. Call 81 2e5
Second street.
AMERICAN Driven Wells at Browne a
Brownies, 3l6 Second street.
"NEURu" is the great sntidots for nsu-
slgia.
If you suffer from DeuralgiRsapply "Neurtl.
EXAMINE the CRATE in this ONCE. It's a orsGi
saving of fuel-EDs.
SEE advertisement OF DR.. Butts Dispensary,
headed Book for the MilliOn-Marriage Guide
in another column. 1t should be read by
Al
PUMPS, BIS Second street.
joe LOCKE, 2Ssk Main street, has the largest
assortment OF Magazines, PtetoriRls and dali
lies in the city.
A. &. DAVIS,
House and sign painter, Isl Second street. Or
dsrs promptly executed al. reasonable rates.
TIE cheapest and best Dyeing and Cleaning
house in the city Is at 26 Second street tHunE
HANSON a WALKER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16
TUESDAY, JANUARY 23a ls72,

in mont OF the drug store, No I07, CT The zeuth
side OF Eeals strset, In the ely OF GsmphfR.
Tennessee, between the hOur OF ten an
and 4 pm, proceed to sell % Ehs highest Do
deed OF tEuEt as fellows, to-Hits Gin
Eul8r the STOCK Sna nzUurss uuW tu-sBo drrr
store, No.lG7 situated On the south stae OF Rene
street.. consisting OF soda watsr fOuutefrB
and stand snow case, counters aud shelving.
glassware OF sVeIy klna and GesorlpEer-
scsles and all property ard dxrures IA ths
same. n equity OF redemp ituu Is waived
By the terms Of the deed. The tiIs = -
LEVIED to be good, b1tI VIII sen only a. Gns-
tee.
isi2 T. 4. RYAN Truzsea
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-01-16
sIlvERwARE AND IEWELRY.

TEE remainder OF our retail stock vii
be sold fsF below cost, 70 close.
A. sEESSEL & SON, 259 Main 81.