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IAIsH WEIsKET.--Our friend J. J. MuEPHT,
on Front Row, has an excellent article Of
Irish Whiskey which is " not bad TO take I"
during these Christmas holidays.
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CONNITTED.-M. NoRDNAE was yesterday
committed to jail BY Esq. HOHNE, in default Of
$500 bail, on the charge Of stealing Watches
and jsvrslry, as related BY Us yesterday.
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PosT OTFIoE cLosED To-day lie Christ
mas day, and the Post Ofiee win not be open
cd at al.
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TIE W~EATHEK--Tbs weather was fine yes
terday. and the streets p~sssabls the streets
were crowded with ladies' throughout the day.
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Land for Sale at Auction.

I WILL cf-r for sale In the tosn o. L4GrsnE.. Tena D..
Il On the l2th day o. JANUARY next. a trrc1 OF Land,
lying seven miles vest q sid town. immsdistey on the
and Chariestcn Raiircai AID only hree mues
from TIE Moscow Depot, confa.nlEE- BY recent survey,
foar hundred and sixty-fve acres. (465l two hundred
AID dfty OF whlch Is extra art1ie lnd-the bal
ance heavily timeered. Sald farm has a comfoTtabie
dveliing housA, = gOod ga house. and an n esssary out
houses, and an exc Tent ven q water. &C. Terms
one-third cash, and the talance In one anf two years
n. ". LAESToN,
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WANTED.-TO buy a smart, active negr
girl, aged about ten or twelve years. Apply
at counting rosn Of APPEAL Office.
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DT NAN, VINO has c nsberaoie e~xperiance
ID IN tbs 9rucety business, - salesman .Hs can SPEAK
English AM German Good references Eirea. Address
Wh. BOE1AFBR, care Appeal cnice. dis-IWs
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DIVINE srEvIcE.-Ws are requested By
Father GRAeE, to state that a the Catholic
Church Of St. Peter and St. Paul there win be
service at 5 o'clock this mornings also, at iol
.a-InrE
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QUIcK.-Ws had another quick arrival, yes
terdsy BY the kindness Of 6. NJ. DUGAS, the
telegraph agent at Grand Junction, and Of Col
CoLENAN, at this city, we received St. Louis
and Cincinnati papers, publisbsiin those cities
on the morning before. Progress is indeed at
-
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The Turf Oil lie selling rapidly, and proves
to be the great healing remedy. See advertise
ment. d1-2m
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s.samsr
WrecLeE.

NEW YORK, November 2A.-The steamer Ses0nf6 has
arr we'd her seviees are anticipated. she vas delayed
~ ..rr-. r.l.s
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Rar NsW Orisins

leaves MNNNl1UaAr NNl p ~
JOHN sTu0EDs------JAMEs p. FHITEt. Master.
TNrur frsre fr tie shove and 81 IN .0iD~k
w is1meiiats lanfrss- For freight L
OF p.sszse. apply On board. orto
II J RAWLINGS, Agent
s-9eas No se Msin street.
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THAxKs For late papers, we thank
McCREIeHT, Of TIE Lucas, and W.T. HATEEs,
Of the Dicker.
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D. CLARK. Raster
THIS dre steamer win leave for the R
sBsve snd ~ intermediate points. ~
For faightor pssssEe spDly o. board,
or 20 3. j. RAWLINGS, Agsnt@
eee12-fd Nj. s18 Main street.
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There viii be service MS
morning at Wesley Chapel at II O'Clock
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Snttial Aotifes.
HnnoUar,s pills

ARE q remedy aned b al IS the best Hnnihiisior Of
the internal diiessss nosf common 70 the human family,
Including d~yspepsia. bns, SEX hssdaehe, sni al fsbrle
and inasmuAt0ry Influences. Their opersuIn l. simPia,
harmless, and elective.
sold 1t TIE manuftctory. No 50 Maiden Lars, New
IoIt, and b all DruzEkts. At Csc csc. and q pr box.
We Have
HEARD o. Esms astsaishizE cures beinE made b Pref.
DE- GRATIS KLECIHIC Dill Il seems ts act on me
diseased paris with remsrksble sfset and IN = short
space .; time hssiih regslns IT, sWsy. Il can BE had Of
tbs SCENTS here.
mis- Great Remedy can Be hsd Of tn agent here
OHAHDLER a 90. Prize. 75osnts, 50 cents and 81.
de-ll-drwTu
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Eos MAyoR-GEEERAL OF FOURTH DrTIsIoN.
II Gen. JOSEPH r. WILLIAMS viii allow bic
name to be used as a candidate for fhe ofhee Of
Msjor-GensrsI Of the Fourth Division Of Tenn
essss militia, at the election to be held on the
first SATURDAY in February, 1859, he Will no
doubt, be elected By HIS FRIENDS
dec2l II
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Thirty thousand DOLLARS STOCK AT COsT.
The subscribers, wishing to retire from the
clothing business, are DESTROYS Of closing out
their large and wen selected stock, at first cost
for cash. Wholesale and retail buyers will
find it greatly to their advantage to call
and examine the goods, as we must close out
soon. A KAVFMANN & Co.,
nos-sm No. 10 Front Row
Speaking Of Holiday presents, we would re-
sPsctfully call the attention Of the young peO-
pie in particular TO The celebrated sPeetseles
Of our friend Muller. What can be more se-
eeptsble to the aged parents or relations,
whose sight has become dim, than the ease and
accurate vision they possessed in their younger
days. To those living at distance, b. can as
sure them that, from long experience, he esa
invariably suit their eyes, by giving him their
age, &>. C. MULLER, al South Bai0-st.,
~d7-2swdaRij1 Below Cayes's Auction Store.
THOSE Wa BAvE UsED Ir.-AnOng the
many testimonials in favor Of the effects Of
BGRHAyE's HOLLAND BIrTERs, we offer the
names Of the following, many Of them wei
known in this city:
James colvin, Of South Pittsburgh, says;
=" Il is certainly a valuable medicine; 1t cured
me Of Dyspepsia"
Captain Henry Eaton says; cit cured my
wife o. Neuralgia"
J. A. vOn BOnhorst says 81 never net with
50 speedy srsmedy for aeidity Of the stomach
Heinrich Paulus says /" 1t cured me Of a Sc
we're chronic diarrhse in two days.
Samuel Woodruff, Of athens, OHIO, says
" When I commenced using your medicine, ]
was so Frustrated that ! could not walk acres.
my farm after using one bottle, can eat any
tbing.s
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BrOWasTilia Femaie CoIIfge.

TNHH ChrstmEs Examination VII ccmmenoa %.
II WEDNESDAY, thse1d psceuaer.
on NESD NtGaE, VII Be- the reading Of
E5csys b. the Juai0r Class. snd a Literary Address -
a 3. HaFNes, ESQ. OF Meuphis-
oaIh5RSOAEEIaHr viz be ms Concert Or veal
ans sasfr~1cntr NUIc.
uary 1sr Ws 5HELrON. Pre- Cent
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The new French process, known only to
VassslIo & Peck, turns out the most beautiful
pictures with lightning speed. One thousand
can be made per day. Star Gallery, No. 262
Main street.
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FrxEs IN CoUKcIL-The Recorders Court
lie an Office for raising money for corporation
purposes, BY means OF hnss on c stsin foolish,
misebisvous and vicious practices. At times
the Institution pays well, and is, on the whole,
a profitable investment for The city. For come
reason or other, Tie business Of the Court has
lately fallen of, TO the detFimeGt Of the sup
plies At Council, OF Tuesday night, By a hap
DIV thought, the Chairman hit On a means Of
making up the deficit. Members Of Council
generally disregard the tOrmalities of Jefsr-
sons Manual Of Parliamentary Rules, and car
" on their debates in q social, chit-ehat, BY
the-hresids kind Of manner. Ga Thursday
night, President HUGREs declared be would
reform al this, and threatened over and
over again to fne those who entered into soto
vOos conversation, or interrupted the speaker in
possession Of the hOor by remarks. Aldermen
could not, at a moments warning, put on good
boy manners, and ssbeIieve.S The consequence
was, Alderman KoKTEEcBT was fined twice ;
Alderman RoBIEsoE, Alderman FoRREsT and
Alderman JEFFERSON were fined once each /; tie
Mayer was hnsd twice snd-best Of aIl-the
President broke bis own rule, and be was fined
once. The product OF the evenings fines was
the handsome Gun Of forty doIlsrs-an excel
lent beginning Of The scheme of filling up the
gap at the Recorders Court BY inficting fines
ia the CITY COuacL The process is a pairi-
Otic ore, but-ss The salary Of me1bers lie only
a hundred dollars . year sseh-it lie likely to
prove sonszhEt expensive
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Eatest SEEMS bp GtItarapI
re Ass0CIArKD PREss OF MEMPHIS.
Warhisg On news.

Wachtng IN Nsws.
EssHfEoroE, December A-ssnsr Tsssara, TIE
B9sHi b Minister, has emasny infcrusd Secretary Cas-
that the dimculiies between Spain and fznpieo have
been settsd. Letters fr0m commercial houses At Tam
pie0 contra iiei tais. snd say. TIA as SON As The veE'h-
er permits, the Spanish sect wht e0ooeutlate On the
whole r al, frOm Lseuira 10 T~mpico-
me Uaited Stairs fiEsie 81. Lfsrezee, and corvette
FlymOafh we're Al Kris, EovTDbeF 6th-
Congress rdjoun-d hst evening, 70 the 1th Of January.
Pacific Ratlrsad.
Ne" ORLEANS, Deosnber 2i-The convention va
fully attended last night. Resolutions were adopted 70
pay 80 een's = shars. Without waiting for = run report o.
he busiSess oonmittse. The Dsstirss ressive large &C
cesalons Mighty. and there is ErJwius intsres, and coz
heenos IN The ultimate s-ccsss ~ The road. Pee dent
FpEiEss Explained the eonpcouise very Eafisfsetorly.
A resoluiisn vas adopted. which prohibited personal sx-
plsna'ion, for the purposs ~ preventing personalities,
vhich have retarded the hct'ona % fhs mssiings. The
busirerr committee ufl report to-ulebf-
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MIe0ual
aREAT WONDRR
THE
or fHE EINETEEETH oHSTUAEf
PROF. WOODS
RP&E0rNE6FPl

$50 0AeGAA ~
or THE ERETEEEFH o~ssTUAEf.
Hair
SHsh . issisr . b.. vi o. Ise 80. Ts@ . esbsjs-
k1ine, Which sresks sloEngiy Of Ne superior
ot ms hair TINS. SUN eytde-cs must hsve ~ ef-
80 Coming IRON . rehafie ecur1e II certificates
.5lers ntte oftruth, ths VI needs ~ fncomf1ms
apuner frsn the pfcss:
BATH MATEE Jan. 20. 1856.
Slsssor o. Wood 2 CO
GEHTLEnrEN: bsvi1E ny attention called : few
1oatns siaee 70 ne hishly beneficial ehscts o. yo1r hair
restorative. I was iufucrd % make app.Iau1n 81 Il upon
~ oEn hair, Nlich hsd hscoms quite gray. probably
sle-thiIf white nv shlskers we're o. sane cha acfsr.
.s lase nonths steel SEeured q bottle o. your
bsoslns shEtI had Eished. Z used O. ssout tzics q
have since procured Enafher bottle, o. which I
~ lsed some can nov certify 70 ne world that the
az Or shite hair has Totally disappeared. 10th On ny
lesl 40 face and nv hair has resume is natural osi8r,
fore for tFsnty-nTs years- 4 N - 80 - -
We a. he sss % ~ary-tEe, has usss o. Win
M asoye notes I Deem dss oven Oar v.qr v,lrahls
9y "a ASSURED thai Whoever wiz rLhny use,
hlss WI nothavs occasion % oontrad CO ny
len citizen o. THIS city and . te1lient
l1lc tr ~ elast fifteen year. an an hrorn 4, nearly
-. here and adjoining touns Any uss yoa nay
ne above, with ny R1me ait-chcd. Is a. yoar
efrio 81 I Eish 10 plestrve ne bssutirs 81 nsfurs IN
A. RAYMOND.
1AAAAaAA4LH ~ - HAl.
WOODS HAfR RESTORATIVE
Professor WoeG-pasr sir Having hat the misfor-
t-.e % ioee ne bst portion o. my hair, from re eject
y Ne yellow fever In New Orrans ln 1854 7 VS. IN
eu9m % msks q t1l Of y7ur preparation, and 1undE &c I
- HniW.r a. the very thing needed. NJ haf~ il now
tnicf and glossy, and % words can rrrress nv o-riea- !
aona = you m giving 10 the sGlctad such = trrssn--
FINLET JOHNSON I
N undsuigneds Rev. J K Bragg. IS q minute IL
eslE s-sn1tnEs anc pastor % the Orfhafox Churca Al I
1le-Lnad HAS he is q gsnuelsn o. rreat iunuenoe.
n E1iTsrs11y bi1vri VIZ DYFR
h~r'oEneids January =. 1873.
frefesNI wood Dcar Sir. Having made tHai o.
5oI heu Re Ora i've, t giVe3 ne pleasurs 70 say. that
- turet has ben excellent ln ramuVfrg rfrwmaffon
eendrln. aud o1uafaut tendency 20 ltchInr WIN 400 \
7 naFe peen uuu La from ny cbrdhood. and has 80
restored ~ hair Which vas bsoomf1E rrsy. 70 ~ orIg-
nel color. I have rEed no other artlcia Win arvfhirq
IKE the sans pleasure " prodt-
Tours tru , K. BRAGG.
ne Restorative e. put 10 On bottles o. three sizes
~ larEei modirm and smal the 1maI hotds = pint Z
and rsiaLs Or one dollar per b ttie; the maiIum hoids
81 easL tTcntg per cent more IN prcp rfi1nt than The
small reals fr two collars a BETTE TIE large holds a
iuafL 40 PCT cent. more n prsFsrion, and rsials fr
.hrea donsrs hottie.
o }. WOOD 81 co Prophat8rs. ara Broadway Nev
FORK o. ire great HeE Iork Wlge RaulnE EsfabUsh !
nenfl and f4 Earket street. 81 Louls. No
70 And cod ~ 81 good DruEgists ami Flncy slods
Nealera4 Harl.amrm I
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Edmondson & Armstrong,

GQmOuQ6Ou q ALmStT0uSe
Wholesale Hss Retain DeaisTs In
HIDES, OIL IND LE4THRR r,
NO. 3I MAIN sTREET,
Opposite Court Square-Sign Of the
q 0Id . IA u.
KEHP constantly en- hand q fun assortment Of articles N
their line, consisting IN part Of French and American
Calf skins. Hezloek and Osk-Tsnnsd Sole Leather
ski-tinEs, Harness. Bride. Wax and Kip Upper Lesther.
HnHmslsd and Patent Leather Of all kinds; Pad. Hog,
ChEmols, Deer, LtninE and Topping skins Also, q FL
assortment Of satfers', shosnAkers' and Tanners
fools, &c. ssddisJ Hardware and Harness EounhnEs
Of every vsristy-to Which Ve respectfully invite
TIRE attention Of persons buying IN CIR line
H1E2edtvswiy
Hidesi HidesI HfdesG
VIZ are prepared 81 any tine 10 pay TIE HIGHEST
B PRICES. IN CAsHs fss
DRY HIDES, SHEEP AND DEER SKINS.
Shipments solicited, &c Which ~ Prsuiss oar prompi
snd Epeotsl a~ttentlsn.
EDMOEDsOE a ARMSTRONG,
No. ST Main stress,
auEz0-dtwuWiT Ska Of the Gdlseu efirrup-
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NOTICES.

Tyler & Co.'s portraits for holiday presents.
Gallery open Christmas, opposite Odd Fell
lowe Hall.
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RscOlleet those ferreO.ypes, which surpsss
oil others for durability and truihfulness to na-
ture, are made only by VassalIO & Peck, Star
Gallery. 262 Main street.
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For Eatch1e R1ver.

he feet aud relaole PACKET
JOAN OF ARC. .....' Capt. J. DEEEfNG5
WILL ply regularly IN The above tFade ,FA
w duHnE The 4 IN stsEe Of water and LI
5ostinE season en- this river she has
BEN th1uughlT gFerhaulsf and repair-4
81. ard "a aImo7t - god - new. shippers on tte
sbg-r river VIII taka uofce and have thslr Gotten readTs
a. sts ieHves 81 ss1u az ths stage o. water VII a3mit.
r-5-fawgm
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In Chancery az Mempbil


In ChanceFy az Memphis.
CTATE or TENNESSEE Al . term o. th9
cery Court or the city or Memphis, began and hsid at
,ta Court House IN said city, on Nouday November
Ciborns DsLoaeh. Compiafnans
lewis 4 oraig, John P Ca.s. Emma J. wright,
James 0NesI, Fuiisu O'Nea. Danie Mason and
Mar, his Wis. heirs q Mary VEeal deceased Ben
ismin Bledsos. lydia hsntgonerg, watts Bedsoe, JOB
BIsdsoe. Geo &c Cralg. George Pattin, Nancy r. KEN
denhau and kfes McnfCrhal. her husband, 7. =.
WRIGHT a1d EIiza. his wife, Ge1rge q. Eycs and Ia
tea Craig, John A. Craig. A. g erals, Sen ?. Craig,
Joshua n Craig Edie Br00king and Elizabeth, his
wife Thomas n. Whfehead and EIzlbefh. his wife,
Chsrieg teglss and Polly Ann, his wife, and BENJAMIN
O'Neal WILKINSON and Mary williamson, ha wife,
a-dJohn Craig Sarah Price, Mary Kinney and -
kinney her hubbard Tollver Craig, Francis Davis and
her husband N1rthe Davis and her husband, Daniel
El-dsoe and Gtorge Anna hs wife, samuel Orals, Jo-
fiah Graz. Slas Cas-. william Craig, Robert Russell
ard Sarah p BIS vie, Kitten Hawks and Dorcas D.
HAWKS. his wife, h-rl of LsWts Craig J0ssph Craig
Susan craig and Kills. n. Hiekss q ehtd Of Elizabeth
Hicks, deceased. Jordan ] PeaE, Leland Peak, Dud-
Ier P and James s. p Ak, walton Craig. Laurinda
Craig. sanford or Sandy Faulkner and Evaline, his
ulfe Ouva. Ann g.. Mildred and Graves SAWS. MI
ror children snd heirs % Nancy HsEks, deceasedj
Edward, eesrEs, L0Sry Q a3a william hssssisn,
ceasrds Andersen O'Neal, heir Of Bsufamiu Craig
also = minor. Jokn. Samuel ard Bruce Hicks MINOR
chHdrra OF Elha3eih Hicks, the heirs az law OF lsaac
TI-5-e. the hrirs a. law o. Lucy Ann Bailey. the heirs
atIaE o. horton Craig. he heirs az law q PriaellN
Tr-n.iv, tbs heirs a. lsw Of Permela Ferguson, WI
are heirs at lsw Of Tunius " CraiE'
refenFaufa.
Tt appearing from am1avit died In tbs cause tkaf t'
---sssrces 1f al the asrsmentlouod dafsudaris A. -~-
srg-s and cannot b. asceraiued uoon dliaeEE g. rr
-, thst the names Of thc tefeudants, e. TIE .eu 20
= - lac WIedsos." d The heirs At law O. Turv
$780, sfhe heirs &C law Of Norton Crai-.H De-
hshrs AZ fau OF Priscilla Kennedy" and nfhs bets a.
iaw 81 Ps1meiia Fersuson," are unk-awu sBi -a-lrs
b ascarialu-d upon duigent inquiry. an Dat % .se7s
are otaer parties Interested u the subject maGtCs OF ths
suit. heir nsnes are unknown and cannot De- asCe Ga 1sf
IN dHiTent frquiry Il Is therefore ordered that 81 d.
antauta. and az rerou3 interested ID The SIT est mtf-
Ter o. ttis auil- % enter their appearauc8 herein. On ths
rr-t MoadsY il January next, and defend said suit, or
otherwise the blI will be taken for corfessed. az which
time ard place crmrlainsnt vii A. ply 70 sali court for
PARTITION q the lots Of lard da7c1bcd n hAs said hm
snd that copy OF ths order De Published once q week
or four consecutive weeks 81 Che Memphis Appeal.
A c0ry-attest-
JOHN @ rtNIzR, CLERK AMI Matter.
B. r. ESTES, souctrr .r ccmrlznaif.
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ROr HiNR.

Il. BtFOaa r. Co..
MANUFACTURER ard RenoFafOrs q 81 Kinds -
M of hats. woald respectfully INF ,rm the da-
Isns Of Mtmphis and The tsavelinx conmunity.~
thHi they have opened q small estabIs1msnt on Shelly
street, next doos to Urion-sdIoiniaT J. WrdherEer'l
clothing st0re-vhers tesy sif be pleased 10 wait IN al
dis-d1E \. BRoE q &C.
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Bandsi BRadsi HandsI
"a keep constantly on hand = fer assortment Of both
sashlse-S.re.She Leather and Gum-Eastlc
GD IND MIL BANDS,
Of all sizes. frSa 2 o 70 sixteen inches IN width. and As
We are he Agents OF the msnafasturers, can sen them
- low ss they can Be found IN tasmarksts and EsHrHnts
hsm % Be Of thsbsst quality made.
EDNoNDSoN 3 ARHsTRoNG,
No. al Main strest.
Eag2adtEagiy Sign OF the Golden sfirruD.
saddles, Harness. Brides, sc.
WE are nov Just receiving : fresh md well selected
stsck Of EOods IN this line, such a.
SADDLES, -FRIDEss
HARNESS, OOLLAR1
HAEss, WHIPS,
WAGON
BRDLE FILINGS, HORSE COVERS,
SADDLE BASS, BTC., ErO., ETO.
OF ETERT vARIrTT.
Au Of which W win ssn At the ven lowest market rates.
EpEOEDSON 4 ARMSTRONG,
No. 947 Main street,
sug9o-dtgaviS sign OF The Golden StirTup.
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Gallery open Christmas, opposite Odd-Fel-
lowe Hall.
Tyler & Co.'s portraits for holidays Pres-
snts. Gallery open Christmas, opposite Odd
Fellows Hall.
Tyler & Co.'s portraits for holiday pres
snts. Gallery open Christmas, opposite ODD
Fellows Hall.
Tyler & Co.'s portraits for holiday pres
sntE Gallery open Christmas, opposite Odd
Fellows Hall.
Tyler & Co.'s portraits for holiday pres.
snts. Gallery open Christmas, opposite ODD
Fellows Hall.
Tyler & Co.'s portraits for holiday pres
suts. Gallery open Christmas, opposite Odd
Fellows Hall.
Tyler & Co.'s portraits for holiday pres
ents. Gallery open Christmas, opposite Odd
Fellows Hall.
HoLrpAY PREsESTs By MmLIoE.-Dr.
Carr, No. 30 Front Row, takes pictures from
Is cents to 500 dollars.
Star Gallery, No. 262 Main street, open every
day and evening during the holidays
Cheapest aud best smbTotypes in The South
taken at Vsssallo & Peek's Gallery OF Art, No.
262 Main street.
Beautiful and correct liksBsssss inserted in
cases for Ohly 30 cents, at the celebrated Star
Gallery, No. 262 Main street.
RecoIIect those ferreo.yues. which surpsss
ell others for durability and truihfulness to na-
ture, are made only BY VassalIO & Peck, Star
Gallery, 262 Main street.
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G0mmfrflal Mlatters.
NEEPaIs pAILv AFPEAL oFFIoE.

t~ATURDaTl D1oomboT 20 -
C0rTeN -Ths yroximlty Ct n hOicnyE. ana he as
tu-5 ne lBnoeDce sf The news from Europe, eheafei ope-
raiions yesisrdsr, and oily s2 bE'es ehanssd
hands. The sales Srte too 'eF to shOv he Of The
d cline In Liverpool. and prizes were u~nsettledi We
therefore omit qartstions. The sa'es were 4 bale al 8,
iatss, 1 atsN, tss 70. - st ioH, 7 a. tsa,AstIeb.
lie Al loK, 4 At loS, a .. Il. % At ltk. 90 st Tx, >
IIa, suuk, SIS TX, IEttik-
TIE Ne~ Orleans PiesyaAe of Deoenoe, - port:
The Dastet has bees very dull Ehd uasetled to-day With
sales OF barely 2 coo baies. prices N s9Ee m aces
fhoTinE . decline OF NC or mora, though too irrfgu u 10
. IN { Of ou0tstioos, which We omh ul tartner aeseeP
ne fflsuarg Is = statement q the stats q ne Cotton
a. Coiambu., Ca On the 18th Of Dsoemoer
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Beautiful and correct likeBsssss inserted in
cases for Ohly so cents, at the celebrated Star
Gallery, No. 262 Main street.
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Reguldr packet for Louisville.
'amne1ciug MONDAY, December 8. At 5 p ~

Camme1ciug MONDAY, December 6. a. 5P-M
ALVIN ADAMS LAMB
TINS Fpen-d frsighr ant pasrenEsr ~
4 Steamer i-sve flr he shove Ard IN ~
ts-aflsts urTfs. e. adVerflrnd- FOR
frei=ll rrpsaeaEe. AMY on H1nrd or 20 -
de2 ALgEO q CO. Agents
Uuitet STATS s=n Packet for ST. Francis River
Leaves every FRIDAY, sta 0ceck p. NJ
lUA AENNETT MG8ler.
II EAFE3 81 shove arf ti lutermeflatg 49,
II ports. For frtight Or passengers aD- ~
Ply en- noartr or 70
WARMsTAD a CORE -
cCs9 DUVAL ALGEo q CO.. Agents
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Star Gallery, No. 262 Main street, open ever
DAY and evening during the HOLIDAYS.
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NoT7cz TO ADvEETIsERs--On SATURDAY
next our paper VIII cone out 10 a ne" dress
Such OF or advertising frisnds as desire q
change is their sdvertissnents' vii please
make It know during the week. a. we desire
10 put all our adEsEtissmsnis IL neE type.
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DAILY APPEAL

SATURDAY, DEcEMBER a5. ls5s.
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Cheapest aud best smbrOtyPss in the South
taken at VassallO & Peek's Gallery OF Art, No.
262 Main street.
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OleMeT WNRefed.

KS have n sore Twelve boxes markcd ~. OPEN
~ Hsin Memphis Tenn vhrh n noi called isr
m . sod % pa freight gEd charges.
dsell-ln DuTAL ALGEO a co
RRano OnnoP