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WISDOM.
A Lesson Each Merchant shO,bd Ae-
quire.

A citizen of this county, having three
children, said yesterday he was too poor
TO take a paper. If this be true, he is
too poor, and Providence never intend
ed that he should have these children to
grow up in utter ignorance of the ways
and progress of the world. How incom-
prehensibly stupid the oldest must APP
pear abroad, and what a monkey-show
would be a fashionably-dressed woman
to that country pumpkins wife and
daughter-One of the three children is,
unluekily, a girl. If education must be
compulsory, the newspaper constitutes
the proper B Cs Of the people, and one
should be forced into every household.
Merchants, in this behalf, should be the
great educators of the country. Each
tradesman can induce many farmers to
take a newspaper of the city, and thus
the merchant and farmer have constant
intercourse with one another. But be-
yond all this the merchant becomes an
active adjuvant of the sehOolmaster. He
not only furnishes wares and groceries,
but intelligence and good morals
through the paper TO his customers. But
the great practical end attained is the
of a city's business by extend
ing the circulation of its newspapers. 1t
is confessed by every merchant that
the press of a city gives it abroad its
character. People everywhere judge of
Memphis by the appearance and intelli-
genee of the press of Memphis, and
therefore the city should deal most gen.
with its newspapers that these
may wear an attractive and prosperous
appearance.
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PERSONAL.

Tb1S II
TREASURER ANDERSON, of the SOUTH
ern Security Railway IN. d c. r. r.
Company, is in Holly Springs.
Mrs. JAMES A. VICES, of our city, was
awarded the premium at the State Fair,
Jackson, Mississippi, for the best speci-
men Of silk embroidery.
CHARLES p. WINKLER, the well
known musician, has been cOnfired to
his home several days, by an attack Of
rheumatism. His pupils must be pa
tent. He will reappear in a day or two.
His fingers are unaffected, and his ear
for sweet sounds unimpaired in its deli
cacy.
Z. o. HAWKS, steamer Bismarck;
George d. Strong, Cincinnati: James
Hart, Mobile; w. Y. Elliott, Murfrees-
boro; ]. +. Cartwright, st. Louis; c..
King, Sidney, Wales; Lee Shelton,
Louisville; Gano Hewey, Hopkinsville,
KY; ID. +. AlcOrn, Friars Point; David
L. Move, Huntsville; j. H. Maddox,
New York; are at the Peabody Hotel.
DE-. CHAPMAN, the vigorous debater,
VINO collided very violently with Rev
erend DR.. Graves in Odd Fellows Hall
in this cityle than a century ago, will be
warmly greeted by many of our citizens
who used to listen with pleasure to the
queer eonceits, the outbursts Of genuine
elOquence and original expositions of
biblical texts that distinguished this rare
old son Of Ireland. Go and hear him
tonight.
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Hon. Connolly F. Trigg, presiding. On
account OF Tie absence of several jurors
the empannelling OF The Bury was post
poned till this morning, wnen every
juTyman summoned must appear or sur
fer the penalty. The Judge stated there
would be but one session a day. In
cases where service of summons was had
thirty days before the commencement
of the term the court granted leave to
the parties to file pleas for the next three
days; A ~peremptory call Of the District
viii be commenced to-day.
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&S00-SMART MEN AND WOMEN-To
t9OOO sell our new inventions. We guar
Nee 500 per month 20 any energetic person
Who may engage with us. send IS cents for
ample, or call on KENSINGTON & CO. No y
numerical Place, New Orleans, louisiana.
.B.-Proprietors Of Notwithstanding Thin
hle, the BUttOn-Hole Lancet Novelty Twine-
cutter, etc, etc. nor
SECONDHAND FURNITURE, Feathers
- and Household Goods Of all kinds, bought
90 % second street. h. 7. sINNOTT.
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THANKS.

With the assistance Of P. J. Mulvihil,
Esq, John Sameryille, Esq, b. f. Dun
can, James X. Alsop, p. g. Kirk, Robt.
Goode and others, all the tOOks and
papers Of the Registers Office were care
fully and safely removed from the burn
ing building last night, and were
guarded and preserved by policeman
No. 3. The whole records are saved, not
a book being scorehed or wet. j. r.
Alsop, a clerk in the office, ran to the
Shelby street snginehouse and gave the
first alarm of Che fire. In view of this
danger, now go fortunately passed. the
Register renews his request to ali per
SONS having business in the Office to re-
move their papers As soon as they are
recorded. JOHN BROWN,
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NOn-R Resident Notice.

No. 75-In the First Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee.-M. M. Buck 4 Co. VS.
The Memphis and Little Rock Railroad
Company ct al.
IT appearing from afhdavi in this cause
Il that the defendant, The Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad Company, q resident Of
Arkansas, and Henry F. Vail, q citizen OF
New York, are both non-residentS OF the State
OF Tennessee, that the bill was filed October
II, lS72, alleging hat defendant, said Railroad
Company wasindebted to compliments in the
sum of S59ll So, as evidenced by a prOmiSsory
note of said Company 10 the complainant and
exhibited with the bill; that a writ of attach
ment has been issued and returned, levied,
the property Of said Company:
. 1t is therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in December, 1872, and plead an
swer or demur to compliments bill, or the
same will be taken for confessed as to them
and set for hearing ex parte; and that a copy
Of this order be published once 8 week. for
four successive weeks, in the Memphis APP
peal.
A copy-attest:
EDMUND A. COLE. Clerk and Master.
By K. J. BLACK, Deputy G. and Ri.
II. Clay King, Sol. for complainant. locA #
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REWARD,

DAPERs-T via pssy Is for the return to me
OF the papers contained in the pocket OF
overcoat, stolen from steamer city OF
Chester while lying at the Elevator, Saturday
evening, November sd, and no questions
asked a. 10 the coat. W. H. BUTTS,
.no90 Front street, near Gasworks.
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NONRESIDENT Notice.

No. 740.-In the First Chancery Court Of shelby
county, Tennessee.-T1mothy d. Cowgirl VI,
Thomas ]. Cowgirl ct al.
IT appearing from affidavit IN this cause
i hat the defendants, George Holloway and
wife, Mary Ann Holloway, are citizens OF
Tennessee:
It'll therefore ordered, That they make their
appearance herein, at the courthouse in the
city of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in January IS75,and plead, answer
or demur TO co~mplainanJs bill, or the same
Will be taken for confessed as to them and set
for hearing exparte, and that q COPY
of this order be published once 8 week, for
four Successive weeks, In the Memphis
Appeal. This 9th day OF November, 1872.
A copy-attest:
EDMUND a. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By r. ]. BLACK, Deputy c. and N.
L. O. Riyeg. SOI. for eomDl'ut. noI0m mn
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LOCAL rTEms.

Go TO Leddin's Business College.
ATTEND Robertson's Business College.
-Thos. Cubbins, bricklayer, 234 Main.
Might School in Market st. building.
-Armstrong's Photographic Gallery,
2ll Main street. Three faultless gem
for fifty cents.
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N~on-Resident Notice.

No. collin the Second Chancery Court OF
shelby county, Tennessee. l.. sim Us.
A. p. Curry, Sheriff, j. ". Westcott, e.. P.
Ware, executor, etc, Z. NJ. Apperson, W. &.
Ragland and John NanDyke.
I I appearing from the bill which Is sworn 10
Il in this cause that the defendants, VIM. 3.
Ragland and John NanDyke, are non-resi-
dents of the State of Tennessee:
1t Is therefore ordered by the Clerk and Mas
ter, That they make their appearance herein.
at the Courthouse of the Second Chancery
Court,i the ely Of Memphis, Tennessee. on CT
before the first Monday in December, 1872. and
plead, answer or demur 10 compliments bill
or the same viii be taken for confessed as to
them, and set for hearing exparte; q that a
copy OF this order be published once a week,
for four successive weeks, in the Memphis
Appeal. This October oath, 1872.
NJ. D. J.. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
EStaa 4 TartcoD Gofe far cnrnplntf r~oQI -
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THE most goods for the least money.
Citizens and strangers, visit the great
game depot OF Victor d. Fuchs, No. Il
Jefferson street. There you will find
oysters, fish, game, dressed poultry and
celery. Goods Of the best quality, ana
At prices 20 suit the times.
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WAGGENER, 3174 Main street, has the
finest merchRnt-tailoring establishment
in the city; the largest assortment of
goods fresh from the hands Of the i'm
nOrter.
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THURSDAY EVENING, November 2sth. on
-. Martin street, between Beale and Hu-
ling. GOLD CROSS. The finder win be lib
rally rewarded on returning IL to NJ. r, care
Il ". J. MansfOrd, corner OF Second and Mon
roa del
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fHE cheapest and best STEAM DYEINe
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt & Hanson's old
stand. HANSON d WALKER.
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FOUND.

GPECrACLES.-S. X. Mason fOund a pair Of
> Gold Epectacies on the Horn Lake road.
they ara Al the Appeal ONCE. The owner can
have them by paying the cost or advertising,
aIa Mason ought 10 he rewarded. nOS
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JOE LOCKE, news-dealer, 1854 MaiI
street, has all the December magazines
as well as the latest papers from the prin
,ipal cities.
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BgsT cleaning and dyeing Of gentle
mems wear at the Memphis Steam nse-
ing Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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FOR EXCHANGE.

MEMPHIS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. i'm
WI proved Memphis property for a No. ]
Plantation, $4,000 20 $4,000. Address, NC
care Lock Box E9, Memphis Postofiee:
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NOn-Resident Notice.

No. l02, r. DIN the Probate Court OF Shelby
county, Tennessee. Erasmus T.. Rose vs..
Margaret MorriSsey, Daniel Morrissey, Jo-
seph Morrissey, Ellen c. Rose, William A.
Rose, Frances y. Rose and Mary II. Rose,
guardian.
m appearing from bill which is sworn to In
il this cause that Margaret MOrrissey and
David MOrTisSey are non-residents Of the State
OF Tennessee:
It Is therefore ordered, That they maketheir
appearance herein, at the Courthouse Of the
Probate Court, Of Shelby county, Tennessee,
on on before the first Monday IN Deem
Der, lS12, and plead, answer or demur 70
complainant's bill or the same will De
taken for confessed - to them and set for
hearing exparte; and that q copy or this or
der be published once . week, for four suecas-
alye weeka, IN the Memphis Appeal. This
18th day Of October, H2
A copy-attest. JAMES RRILLY, Clerk.
By II. CULLEN, Deputy Clerk.
J.E. Temple, Sol. for complnj lOc29 tuE
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FIFTY dozen choice Mallard Ducks
for sale by Victor d. Fuchs, Al Jefferson
street
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Observation-Disclosures cure for neu
raIeia. G. w. Jones & Co. sell Ii.
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Mr.. E. HARRISON, leader of the Or
chestra, Grand O~perahouse, would re-
spectfully inform the public generally
that he is prepared to furnish music for
balls, private parties, serenades, etc.
For terms apply at the box Office of the
theater.
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly, and 1.-THE same time save money,
should 90 at once to Waggener's, 317l
Main street. He is doing a c. o. ID. bust
ness-no had debts; small profits.
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FCONOMY-FOr gentlemen to send their
fall and winter clothing to be cleaned or
dyed and repaired, to HANSON & WALK
Err, 246 Second street, for they make a
speciality Of that kind of work,
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR CAIRO AND 81. LOUIS.


Memphis and 50. Eoufs Packet
For Helena. ChicOt, Grssnvflls and Vicks-
burg@tOnnecting al ChtcOt with the Little
Rock, PiEe Blur and New Orleans railroad ;
also, the Mississippi, OuAchita and Red River
railroad.
steamer FANNIE LEWIS,
VIA leave as above HIS DAY. Dee. d,
at 10 O'Clock am.
dG3 FLEM. CALVERT, Supt.
Mszapb1s and 81. L0ais Eaealet Company
For Hickman. Columbus, Cairo and 81. Louis,
steamer EMMA =. ELLIOTT, II
j. y. C0rbett.
Leave as above TUESDAY, December d.
At 5 O'Clock plm.
De- FLEM. cALyERT, sup'L
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LAW RECORD.
Second Chancery Courts. p. walker.

Second Chancery Courts. p. walker.
Chancellor.
Motions will be heard in this Court to-
day.
First Chaueery COurI-MOrgan, Chan
ceiIOr-
Cases tried yesterday-Jones VS. Sulli-
van, judgment for complainant; Partee
VS. Rutland, Judgment for complainant;
Tate VS. Shaw, submitted. Gases set for
tO-day-1334, Chatfield VS. Bulletin Pub
fishing Company; 1884, Gilbert VS. East
land; 957, Bennett VS. Hancock; 1882,
Wilkerson VS. franklin Insurance Com
pauy; 81, Brooks VS. Gibson; 1874, Palmer
VS. Hunt; 14l2, Temple VS. Temple; 1913,
Cook VS. Williamson; 1923, Poston VS.
McLemore; 1425, Crisman VS. Taylor;
1927, Crisman VS. Ragland; 1928, Crisman
VS. Ragland; 1881, White VS. Onley; 1882,
Dawson VS. Word; 1888, Harding vs.
Ward; 1884, Mallen VS. Mallen; 1885,
Bowen VS. Kay; l438, Cunningham VS.
Cunningham; l44O, Mcdowell VS. Jones;
l442; Wynn VS. Walker; 1444, Classon
VS. Jefferson; las, Bolton VS. Dickins.
1446, Walker VS. Jeffries; 1447, McGehee
VS. Howard; 144S, NJ. and A. of NJ. VS.
Babb; 1850, Brown US Aselmeyer; 145l,
Lanier vs. Gayoso Saving Institute; 1852,
Brewster vs. May; 1455, Claybrook VS.
Waldran; 1857, Candee vs. Ragland;
1859, Baker vs. HOllehan; 1850, Boyd VS.
Adams; 1861, Wicks VS. Sears; 1862,
Early VS. Beecher; 1854, Holmes
vs. Hartley; 1855, Byrum VS.
Grump; 1866, Greenlaw VS. William
son; 146S, Selby VS. Kelly; 1859, Laird
VS. Scott; 1470, Temple vs. eager; l471,
Apperson VS. Cross; 1472, Morris VS. Sell
den; 1874, Scott VS. Johnson; 1475, Olaf
fin VS. Besthoff; 1916, Rice vs Lowen-
stein; l477, Wicks VS. Lowenstein; 147S,
AarTis VS. Besthoff.
First Circuit COurt-HeiskelI, Judge.
The call reached the fourth case on
the calendar of yesterday. The follow
ing cases constitute to-day's calendar:
smith and Williams VS. Magiveny
ct al; 2O62, Patton and Mardon VS. Ora
der Cotton Gin; 2082, Thompson VS.
Etchowame; 2O9S, Treadwell VS. Todd
and Blake; 2l14, Reward VS. Doriac;
21l6, Fellowe VS. WaIdron; 2117, Cald-
well VS. Parkman; 2lI8, Harris and Sane
VS. Allen & Co.; 2i19, Mississippi and
Ohio River Packet Company VS. Hamil-
ton; 2120, Hicks ct al VS. Memphis and
Louisville Railroad Company; 2121,
Sledge and Jones VS. Fox ct al;
2122, Griffin VS. Ashbrook; 2123, Parham
& Co VS. Hardin; 2l25, Rainor VS. Worm
ley & Co; 2126, Sheppard VS. Etna Life
Insurance Co; 2127, Simon VS. Campbell;
2l28, EdmOnds ct al VS. McGruer; 2129,
Lee VS. Smith ct al; 9l40, Eaton VS.
Helm; 3131, Merchants National Bank
Folks & Stiffy; 2l32, Hoy, Kennedy
& Co VS. Kellar ct al; 2133, Brertenback
& Co VS. Edwards & Holbrook; 2l35,
cambridge, Mitchell 4 Co VS. Partee ct
al; 2l38, Thomas ct al VS. Ward ct al;
2139, Graverson VS. Jones; 2l40, Mayd-
we'll ct al VS. Shelby county; 2142, Petit
ct al VS. Logwood; 2l33, Hunt VS. Raglan,
Selden & Co.; 2144, Harden VS. Fergu-
ct al; 2l45, Cone VS. Avery ct al
1l47, Cooney VS. White.
United States Cirentt and District Courts
NaEfarBav fhaaa fsnurfa Wara 0Oauad
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AYERS CHERRY PECToRAL-The
worlds great remedy for Colds, Coughs
and Consumption.
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KID gloves dyed a beautiful
black at the Memphis Steam Dyeing
Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin,
pimples, ringworms, and other cutane-
Gus affections cured, and the skin made
soft and smooth, by using the Juniper
Tar Soap, made by Case well, Hazard &
Co., New York. For sale by all drug
gists.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER

Memphis aud Arkansas River Packet
COWpany-U. ~ Enif Line
For Pin Bluff and Little HOck-ThrOugh
without reshipping.
str. FORT GIEESON~--James BOWlln. master
Leaves WEDNESDAY, December
stn. at 5 pm. A
For freight OF passage apply 70
W. p. WALKER, Agent,
de5 Office on WharfbOat, foot Court s..
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OR SToLEE


VETERINARIAN can have your sick
andlame animals properly treated by Dr.
v. s., at Bracket q Co.'S, No. 32l Sec
street NOS
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FOR C%INCINNATL
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

LOAN -HAH OAaL4@4A@N9r
81 Isafs and New Orleans Jacket Co
For NteEsburg. NatcheZ and NeW Orleans.
Str. BiSMARCK-----.-John Spain, master
ibis elegant passenger steamer ~
wiz leave as above A
THIS DAY, December 81, at ~
1T. WASHINGTON. Agent,
det - Madison street.
81. Louis and New Orleans Packet Go
For Ftcksburg, hatcher and NeW Orleans.
str JAMES HOWARD---Pat lOre, master
ms elegant passenger steamer A
viii leave as above -
THIS DAY, December 81 at & pm.
J. 7. WASHINGTON. Agent
de- - Madison street.
Memphis ana New Orleans Packet Go.
FOR NEW ORLEANS AND THE BENDS
Str. MAY FLOWER-.-G- ~. Carlton, master
This elegant steamer VIII leave IT,
aHofe aAs
THURSDAY, December 9Th n 2 pm.
Apply TO 1T. WASHINGTON, Agent,
moo ~ Madison street.
Particular attention paid 70 ali bend and
plantation business. de2
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WHITE Furs cleaned at 81 Madison
street, Memphis SteamDyeing Estab-
lishment.
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SERMONS to young Christians will be
delivered on Tuesday, Wednesday,
Thursday and Friday nights, in the
First Baptist Church, 10y Elder J. r.
Graves. First sermon on Tuesday night
at balf-past seven O'clock. Subject
personal influence imDerishable."
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ADJUSTMENTS.
CAL WAGNER,s uTNsTRELS.


CAL WAGNER's MINISTERIAL,
J. Il. HAVERLY, Manager, viii have the
honor OF appearing before the citizens Of this
city in a series OF their Soires de Ethiope, in
Producing each entertainment entire change
az programme, having many
POPULAR AMI TALENTED ARTISTS,
prominent among whom are Cal Wagner,
Sam Price, Ben Brown, Johnny Booker, Come
dtang; Garfield and Booker, Song and Dance
Artists Great California Quartette, composed
OF yelling Brothers and J. W. Freeth. Also,
Mr.. Fred Wilson, the Great and Wonderful
character Actor and Original Grecian Statues.
with a Fine Orchestra and Brass Band. Prices
- usual. Doors open al Z; commence at s.
Neserved seats on sale at Box ONCE, Monday
3lSoclock ain. del
GRAND OPERA HOUSE.
VI -
Proprietor A. STEvESs
business DEbAE
Acting and Stage aanager-~--...T W. DAvEY
Engagement Of the Celebrated Irish Comedian
n Vocalist,
Mr.. JOHN COLLINS,
Supported by the Full Company from eBs
Opera House, st. Louis.
MONDAY AND TUESDAY.
Rory O'MOOre.
WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
Colleen BaWn-
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY,
PaaI Clifford and NervOus a
FRIDAY-Beneht OF Mr.. JOHN COLLINS.
Maffuee4COLLEEN BAWN.
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United states Cirentt and District Courts
Yesterday these courts were opened.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

I r the gentlemen Of the Fourth Ward think
Il advisable Mrs. +. A. MERIWETHER
should become a School Visitor, they will
please make II known at che ballOt-box. de3
MRS. MARY J. HOLMES is q candidate for
VI School Visitor in the Eighth Ward, del
ME are authorized TO announce JOHN L.
w HOUSE as q candidate for COMP
. ROLLER before the next General Assembly
Of the state Of Tennessee. nol5
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FOR RENT.

PLANTATION -16D acres well improved.
Call on J. 81. BROOKS,
je3 30 Front street. Memphis.
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FOR SALE.

On COWS-With young calves, for sale, al
~ No. 81 Monroe street, between Second
Hnd Third. dec
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DESIDENCE-A desirable residence, i've
~ miles from Memphis, on Pigeon ROOst
rpad, fOrty-nve acres OF land in tract, thirty
acres cleared and in cultivation, six acres in
orchard, fine fruit, dwelling-house with ten
looms, good Out-houses, well and ctstern.
line garden OF two acres, other cotton lands
adloining that can be rented; will rent for
une or more years.
Apply 10
7. J. PROPHTT,
Aag ~ ae g-o,e gt-...
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WAITS.
1--WE HUNDRED MEN WANTED

MISSISSIPPI LEVEE,
Wages, SS 20 per month; board, 81 50 per
week. Wages paid monthly.
Apply TO ThOs. Foley OF Thos. Madden, IA
, ront street, or Toof, Phillips & Co.
ies J.R. MURPHY @
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Petition to Amend Charter.


No 5B-Ffrst Chaneey Court Of Shelby Co.
WHEREAS, The Memphis Wood and VII
w low Ware Manufacturing Company,
heretofore chartered By an act OF the Tennss-
see legislature Tor the purpose Of
turing all kinds Of wood and wif3ow-ware,
as cOOperage Of every description, MAZE
1als for building the woodwork Of wagons,
bugg1es. carriages, a~xe-handles, etc, a1d to
use barter, fetf or exchange the same in Mem
phfs0F elsewhere, has Med q petition IN the
First Chancsry G0urt-0f shelby county pray
ing certain changes End amendments in th8
charter thereof, tO-Wft: That the name OF said
company be changed 70 The Memphis Wood
Works: that al the property now owned, or
20 be acquired BY said ompan before the
rendition o. decree herein sought be d1yested
.out Of the Memphis Wood and Willow Ware
Manufacturing Company and be vested in the
said Memphis Wood Works;
That upon all contracts, rights OF Liabilities
now existing between said compan&and is
stockholders, OF between said mpan and
third persons, or which may accrue and exist
on or by the decree in this cause hereafter 70
be made, may be enforced by or against said
in the old Y new me
That the purpose, business and objects OF
said company Be 50 enlarged as TO permit and
authorize said company % procure and keep
al implements material machinery ana toots
Necessary for The purpose Of manufacturing
all and every kind OF WOod-Workr erect and
operate q p~laning-mdlLt deal in lumber etc.
Tha section 3 OF said charter be changed
and amended 70 conform % The abOye, tor
further particulars see said petitionl;
1t is therefore ordered. That III persons de-
string 50 to 10, make their appearance herein,
Tennessee on or before the first Monday Ia
May, L72, and show cause, II any they have,
why said amendments should not be granted
as prayed for in this petition and InaI copy
OF this order be published in the Memphis
Appeal. This March ~, E2.
A eOpy-attest;
By R-J BLACK Dc. and "A.
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