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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-25

NV JEwELRT SSoRE-The best evidence
Of the onward progress Of Memphis is the
steady influx Of substantial business men Of
enterprise sbd capital, who came here 70 make
our city their permanent future home. Among
the number who have recently established
themselves here, Va have to mention Mr.. JAMES
PooLEY, late Of New Albany, Indiana, who
viii engage extensively in The matchmaking
aud jswelry bushes. He has taken the house
on the corner OF Main and Court streets, for
merly occupied as a clothing store by Mr..
GAsKILL. Speaking of Mr.. POOLET's dstermi.
nation to make Memphis bis home, the New
Albany Ledger says:
"Many Of our readers, but more especially
those wbe have had dealings with Mr.. James
Pooley, jeweler, during the past six years, will
regret to learn that be is about TO remove from
our city to Meopbis, Tenn, where be intends
opening a splendid iswelrY store, far surpsss-
ing bis establishment % this city. These who
have dealt with Mr.. p, and are 10 The east
conveTsant with the business, know that hu
has no superior here, and that his store, for
several years past, has had no equal here. and
but few sUperiors in Louisville or the West at
large; thai none are more neatly arranged and
display goods to better advantage, or have a
more VARIED. choice and beautiful stock OF
watches and jswslry than was kept by Mr.. P,
during bis residence In our city We are sorTy
to lose 90 good a citizen and 30 fair dealer in
bis line, but Memphis will afford a larger field,
and we predict FOR Mr.. P. a success in that city
commensurate with bis merits 20 a gentleman
one 10 every way competent in a business point
Of vieW, and highly honorable in all bis deal
ings, large hearted, genial, and social In his IN
teTcOurse with friends and gentlemanly ih his
denesnor to customers and strangers. Such a
dealer. we are sure, will be appreciated IN
Memphis, and draw to himself, soon, a liberia
share Of public patronage. We learn that Mr..
Bradford, from New York city, takes the store
vacated b. Mr.. p, and will continue the same
business. lie will have 10 be well appointed.
in many respects, 70 keep the reputation Of the
stand up to the Aattering condition in which
Mr.. p. leaves Il" d21-1w
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Markets.

NEW ORLEASs, nsoenber 94-sa'es Of Cotton to-
day l2,oe0 bales Sales At ukeIIz Steamers news
hsd no eject on the market. Sales OF the week $500.
Resfipts last woeE-, agsinst ts 509 bales last year;
exports, $500 tslssi total, 10000 balesi reoslpts shesd
OF last year, sFT SO bales; at 81 southern ports ahead Of
lat year. ss7. 90 bsls; stOok IN New Orleans. so, 900,
against $4,000 last year. suEar steaiys at 81 65Se
NolNsses. prime and choice, 2sS2sH. Flour stssdg; So
pernns IS. Osts quiet e. So. Lard, in bslE, U9uK
OoHR closed hm, al les sIIi sales Of the week, $500
BAGS; st0ck In New Orleans IS 500 bags, assins: 10 500
last year. Pre- gats On Cotton T. Liverpool x. KzthGngs
on London s9tO
ST, LOUIS, December 2I-Esurs - 7O@4 30. wheat,
81 O5@II IS white Corn, ss9sse. Oats arn, at ss@T5c
PORK arm Al cit 50
NEW YORK, December - Cotton closed with a de-
eliaing tsnderey; ts'es 100 balesj n ddling uplEnds,
Il Sis. Flour Gun sales 6 COZ bbls. Sugar arm, and
has advanced DARING the week Eei New crF sns, exc
C,fss, sh9I2. Holssses. s5SSse.
CIsc1aEATI, December 24.-Flour s esdy; slles 1850
b5ls al - T69sE whisky, 2IN@29e Lard, IN bbs,
IoK@nc. Ness P5rE, eli 80. holss'es, Iso. Sugar
arm Ccfss steady; sales 500 bAEs at I1K6I2K.
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EXCHANGE AND BANK NOTE LIST.
c~oRREcTEp Daily BY TIVE sAToso SAVINGS N
The Great English Remedy.
SIR NJ CLARKE's

SIX JAMES GL6-kE6
CELEBRATED FEMALE PILLS
TNHIS lnvslusb'e medirine h. u1fahing IN the cue %
L all those painful and d~srgs-Oas diseases incident 70
the female constitution.
Il moderates all excssses aud removes Al oostructions,
from whatever cause, and q spesdy cure msy 7eiisd
On.
TO Ri LADIES
It Is peculiarly SISTED. It VIII, In . short time, bring on
the monthly period with regularity.
CAUTION.
These Pns should not be taken By females that are
pregnant, during the nrst three months, IS they ere sure
10 bring on hiscarriage; bot al every other time, and In
every other case, they are perfectly safe
10 al cases Of NervOus and spinal Auctions, Pain In
the Back and LimSs, Hesvine s, Fatigue on slight exer-
tio., Pslp'tstion Of the Heart, IoWness Of splrits, Hys-
tsrio, ssk Heaaschs. whites, and al the painful dis
eases o~ootsioned By a 6~isorierei system these Prs will
eject a cure when all other means have failed.
Full directions IN the Bsmph Ct around zach paeEsL
which should be carefully preserved.
A bottle containing 50 pnls snd e~0olrsei viii IRE
Government Stamp Of Great Britain, can b sent pest
free, for 81 snd 6 postage stamps
sde sEsut for the United sta e and Cana1as,
JOB MOSES Rochester, n. =.
T. Chandler a Co Msnphis. wholesale and Re-
tai Agents. and sold BY an RESPECTABLE ~rruggists-
y BEWARE -Some unpTirePisd deleTs ny 70
seH other PiIs on t5hich they realise more pratt Be
NOT deeevd. Buy Sir JazeS CiGrke's ard sc othsrs.
dec1
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CAUTTON no THE PUBLIC

After several y-srs experiment IN TIE manufacture Of
Gin, ] fortmAtsly s~5ooeeded, 10 the year ISIS, In making
. discovery IN its msnufacture, BY which ti vas deprived
Of It's serid and lnnsmmatoy properties, snd rendered
perfectly pure.
Ny mHaufactory l. AZ s~cheidan, Holland. Afier sew
srAl reasctisu what uls 70 give II, 1 f~utrOducsd
g. % the American public under The titie o. "WOLFE'S
sCHEDAM AROMATIC sCHNAPPs." sehsidAm Is
the a Of the place In Holland where tAe Gin Is man
u~factured; "Arouatic % derives lts name from the italian
Juaiper berry win which it Il hsvcred; and the word
"s1huapps" Il ne GsrnHn for ~drink-oogus, dram
VOTES schsldsn Aronstie drink. No sosner had my
schnspps been introiuced TO the American publtc, and
rsoeiYed win spprobstoa. Than the nquor-nixers o.
New Yo-k, Boston Ard Philadelphia started In pursuit
Win their mixed and poisonous stuff, under various
names. In several instances my lsbeis have been 50 per-
fectiy inflated, win only the addition Of . few letters,
70 plead . technical avoidsnos Of the Law, and 20 care
fully prepared, - 70 inpose on careless purchasers. I
unSsrstand = large quantity has been p~urchAsed By the
merchants Of New Orleans, on account % the c~beapness
sf the stus- Two Dollars per DOR for the Quarts, and
one Dollar and ten cents 8 dozsn for the Pints, being ths
vhoIesale prios In New York. It b nothing but Ameri-
can WHISKY Favored nth the on Of Juniper, and redue-
Cd thirty per cent. below proof. Amerchant wis psrtici-
pstss Irdircclly IN the fraud, By selling TIE spurious sr-
tlds, Is ss much sn offender Is the principal, Who planned
ne imposition.
Ihsps every respectAbls citizen vho values the b slth
Of the cgmmunifyi IN Which he lives, VII aid me In fer
etiaE nj, and exposing the uasorupaisus merchant who,
for ne ssksof . .rv cents, WI putiuFsopsrdy the lives
Of the ssmmunity In which be lives. Such men shouid
be nailed TO Ths pul0Fy Of pabie execrstion-
UdOlphO wolfe,
SOle Importer Nos. rs, % sad u Beaver stress
~ -
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MOnftarpsan1 Sinamial.
MEErHIs DAIDI APP1AL OFFICE ,IIs

SATURDAY DtlEMArN -
NEW ORLEANS Prom the Price Current, Of DeoeD-
Der Is The outdoor money market oontinues 10 n IT
tain M sane cay and hsaithE ohsrarter a. oftsn "a
vrrted % 10 orr previous reDorts All papfr CONSIDERED
goad. whether Of long or short dste. r. an demand, snd
the qusntitv ofering Is quite limited IN eompsuson VIE
the uuusualy la-ge amount % capital reeking tor some
sane means % Investment The banks sbsorb AL Of The
good short busin-ss raper that 4 presented TO men We
nBke no change IN ou1tstions, Which are for Roeo mort
Esee notes from eGeR Ct. hrst class log dated socep-
taaoss sGs. the TRANSACTIONS, however, beinE ehtny Al
the lowest rate seoor a cars lour paper sA@io, SD TO
stot business paper from 6G7 p Ct annam- Forthe
pasf three DAYS the MARKET for bills on England has ben
but poorly supplied. The Inquiry IN the meAutime has
sostinUed active, ard = far s-,sun, Of business has eeen
tznsscted, more particularly IN dear bills for direct re-
mittanoss, the onerings for bis with bits Of iading st.
tslhei being almost to trihing 70 sdIit n either no'iee
or q~ustation. Re-hrdirE prices, tbs market Wears a
much more dm appeErEnce than When last quotea- snd
although some dfaWeIs ask hiEhTr rates We nohoe
no advancs On cur pTeviouE fEures- We q7ote Gear
bills ~acciIdlng 70 iaFsihcatior, S@ShdSh vet prem
Observing again inst the inquiry Is almost entirely con
dned 20 direct remlitanoes. pur hasers for exchanFe pur-
70 sttraet mora attention stree the dale o. our last report
and The tTAnssctlons sum no well at n 5 zoos 21s
FOR hrEt class 70 sood. and 5 2shGb 70 for the general
r1n q sirnatures. Yesterday ;ss inquiry VS. quiie &C
i've. ard several ruund lots were sold ats 20ob AK for
drst csss naprr direct on PErE, TIE maTket dosinE
very arulT, VIII bot moderate amcunt on sale. and draw
ers asking a. advNnoe. Bus On ne Essth y 80 dsys are
IN Eacd rrqrest, an an sdvaroe Of y p Ct has ben Oh
tsinrd for the better description u hi's. We Qu0te fer
sxtremer 1H6IE01 oct discount, ~socoriisg 70 dawn
caiio1 BAnkers an ~ . Ct. DIS siEtt funds are
somevhat sraTcs for cut Of door hHls, bat the hanks are
amply provoked. An pATies hold a C. els, ano
hence . dulIress at he close Of basiness yesterday.
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Pacific RasIrsaa.
Frsm Wa.htng,on

wAsHIEsToS, Dsosmesr A.--Ths Secretary Of the
Treasury decides thHt the duty en- ooburs robes. II
Aqunl-, thst TIE vevst part shan be subj Ct 70 : duty
Of - pr cent, end TIE wOrssed part 10 per esnt, cotton
tuokI rs. Ameri1ar bars With Ersin. shah be fse.
The balsnee IN ~ e. 8 Treasury On NOrday was
ss,4i5 coo, receipts FOR the week 81. ia ooe, drafts paid
81. $4,000, crafts isfud a. aas 900. Beaueaon for the
uerk A. qes 40.
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Ranr,ad Osnvenli.n Con,inu,a.

Nv OzLEArs, December g. P n-Ths Busiaess
oOmmittee's rep-t vas received and rad. It shews .
sattsfaetOry oonci;isn Of snairH, and that the Anount al
resdy raised Is sun -snt to msst the terms or.ths con-
pronise- An dout; Of ultimate success is dispsned.
The New ohesns sioeRholdeu are uniting, and are cor
tributing literally. T. Butler King Is new addressing
the neeti-g. srd giving the Information requested.
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BosroS, December 2A-rss ship Margaret TIfoH.
from New Yort to sac Frsno'so,, is supposed 10 hEve
feurd red At sea. and al lost excepting one mas who
WIS picked up after floating on = fTssmest OF the wreck
II dsvn
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Vsss.l9 Autxsd.

INV ORLEANS. December s1.-Arrived yesterday,
ships Wafzinsfsr from Bsrtesux, Wn- Lard, Gro
H06G. and bs,k c. y. POSfney from PhusdelphlA. p.
". LfEoohn from Rio. NE steamer cdhawbd & below.
Arrived ts-oAy-shirs Galego from Rio a d Athens from
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HOME MAEUFAcTURE-Are you Southern
man and believe IN oulhs trade2 Then pat
ronizs home manufactures and buy your furni-
ture Of ZsntI& Trabus, No. 163 Main street,
between Washington and Adams street, a few
doors above the Worshsn House. See sdvsr-
tisement. de24-lm-
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200 ACRES LAND FOR SALE.

o. TellGhaiehis RiUsT, Tpdus Milss from
Railroad Depot.
TO0O AORBS cleared snd IN q bigs state
L<OO % cultivation. A ercck o. TeV1r-~
falling Uatsr runs thrsash the p'acs- A frst rstese4
dwelling, via eiEht rocms. good double log obs
ms, gin-ho1se aHd stables, which I Oh on u3er1l teI rms,
and VIII take IN payment Young negroes and MlssissiFpi
bottom land. for further pzriicuiars, cal ~ ny onor,
Main street. J. G. GRIPPING.
rAT-IafusF
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Frsm sauta re.

ST. LUTs, Deormbsr 24.-Ths sAnts Re mail Of IN.
2sfh. has arrived al Fort Ind-psrdsroe.
Col hcLans, who came plass,Esr, was badly frost
bitten.
A thirty day srmistics has bees c1neiueed win fhs
EavsjOs Indians F6oTts were hei-g msee for pssee.
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DyeFsburg and Memphis Pael
THEhTA8ELT


". A. DAWSON
WILL make regular weekly trips II ~
w the shove trade. sfoprlrE 60 ent- rF
fermaflste iandtnEa.~ commenctuE a. 4Fw
Date PasssngCrs and shippers nay reJ
On this boat making trips Durcfualy auriAs
% wstr- IN the FuTkef Deer river. E1r ueAl-
sage a-piT on beard. CAPE
p $40 contracts VIII be paid D. us boat
m-fe ~ myself or the clerk
FnrUramHH
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Our friend STEVENSON, Of the Oxford
(Aiss-) MsrouTy, called on Us Yesterday. He
viii spend c day or two in the city, during
which our merchants would DO well to hand
over to hin their cards, for publication.
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HaVC
The wide

The wide
REPUTATION which Or. J. HOstETrER's srOE-
o BITTzRs " have sttsinsi daring the Past year.
bespesks lie exosllsuee IN = more fsreIbIe manner than
aaT vords which ~ can oasr. Il TenoTaies. punnes.
And-strsnstheus the systrm, and ads the stomach IN
the performance Of It, functions. ITS ngartea on al
sides as . sovereign sps5ae. and. therefore, to procure
Il In tue best Possi5ie Wav should be the object Of the
psbiie. We commend it with m5re than usual zeal aud
confidence, believing and knowing. a. we do, that It
stsnas foremost among The many preparations q TIE
day. for lnpaTtlng strength, visor and tans 10 the sys-
ten, and possessing the curative powers for all similar
diseases arising from q disortsrsd stomach. In The mos.
sewers eases o. cramps. disrhaa and weakness In the
stomach, the " BlTrERs hsvs been risisly tested, ard
slwAys WITH the greatest success.
Forssle By 5rugEists, and feaisrs generally, every
ghsre, and By H0srETTER h sEITH,
Manufacturers and PrOprietors,
de1llAfwawIu No 81 water and IS Eront-sta
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The Gavoso Ho1se

HTAHTS q few more good 8ervauts. Persons having
w such TO hire for tha year 1883 VIII DO well % csn
immediateiy, a. I am making ny a-rAngements nov.
Those whose servant 4 have now, VII oblige ne b. let
ling ne knoE II they visa ne 70 retail them the next
year. Promptuess Il required.
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GooD LIeUOR AT A Coon TIME.-MessTs F.
s C. REokLE, o. No. 50 Monroe street. be-
tween Main and Second, yesterday sent US a
Christmas reminder, in the shape Of a sample
of liquor kept at their store. AS editors are Of
course poor judges Of the article, we got up a
/" tasting committee /" among our friends. The
trial was made, and in aroma, riPeness, hne old
favor and purity Of composition, their brandy
and Bourbon were pronounced fret class. In
regard to proof, after several trials the liquor
was decided to be +" strong enough without
water" The HEoKLEs are experienced men,
Of business habits and Accommodating disposi-
lions. They have rye and wheat whisky, Bour-
bon, cognise, catawba and Rhine wines, cigars,
ale, and the genuine Cincinnati lager bier.
They merit a liberal patrOnsgs-let them
h.wa ~
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.LHERf Rpco5roH

A SUPERIOR lot Of Gentemsn's Ore e Over Coats,
"a Dress Frock aud Business Coats. uhic6 We OF for
sac VERY Low FOR CASH.
In aduticn % the abJVe, We would most respectfully
AL me atrrutton q persons who are In neet ~ REABT-
MADE CLOTHING. that our st0ck o. Reaty-Xade Clcsa-
ina snd Furuishlng Goods b very lErse, which W CO.
70 TIE public Il a su.l advance on EssicIn Cost.
doc3 In JOS EEIIEn 4 a..
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Gf6fial gist Of 4ftttrs
ISTOFLETTERS

DEHkIEINe IN ths Post once 4 Memphis. TEN +,
hcn toe IN 25aay q Dsonb-rs 1871 Persons esIlins
for them fhouid saw thst they are sdveriisd-
Ordered 10 be ddDerfised n the MEMPHIS APPEAL,
agrseably to he foHolcing section Of fks Rey Post or
Zee Lay, us: the Newspaper haDfn7 he largest circu-
taae1 ef Gay 6aRy SesclPePz Pubif1hed fr 4snPhb.
sEcTIos 5. Ind De q further ensetsd, nat Lists Of
Letters remaining uncaIle1 for IN any Pest Onlce, In any
city, town, or village. where a newspaper shanbe printed,
soail eerfsfter be published once only n the new paper,
which being Issued weekly or oftener, shall have ne laTg-
est circulation within the range Of delivery Of SAID o1oe,
70 be decided - the Postmaster Of said omce.-heW Post
once Las, gGssed MdrchG.
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We are often asked BY strangers whsrs the
besi p~icfsres ara 10 Be had9 We would here
through the press answer all. We say, go to
DeShOng's Gallery, 1fs Main street. Mr.. De-
Shong is now assisted by Mr.. Bingham, whose
pictures stand unrivallsd. Call and see for
yourselves, and be convinced. d12-1m
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Or SUsPIcIoS-JoHS LES was yesterday
arrested By our police at the instance Of JoHN
EAroS, who suspected Inn Of the crime Of
d~rugging bis (EAsToE's) father 10 Chicago on
the 4h Of the present month, and robbing him
CT $50 at the same time.
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To Commemorative have been con-
PEELED to hold over a communication from
T" Fifth Ward p on account Of want of space.
It shall appear in eur next.
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HOLIDAY GIFrs.-In addition to the great
variety Of valusble articles usually found
in cur stock, we have many choice goods,
made to order, expressly for the gift season.
d1e-iw F. H. CLARK & co.
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RHEuMATIsN.-Any person afflicted with
acute OF chronic rheumatism, neuralgia, pains
Of the face, jaw ache, back ache and similar
pains, will End a never failing remedy in the
use Of " WadswOrth's Rheumatic Liuiment'
to be had Of Ward & Jones, 900 Main street.
Try it, the result viii be satisfactory.
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Yort of MIrmpBis.


hAFet NGNAs
The river continues 70 rise, though now more
gradually than before. Ths weather yesterday
was fine, and business was transacted without
much obstruction from the mud.
Captain jones' hne boat Return leaves at six
O'Clock his evening for White river. The boat
is connodious and neat, aid Can't. Riley Jones
is an excellent commander, well acquainted
with the White river business.
The great steamboat J. H Disksy is the
regular packet to St. Louis this evening, lsav-
Jog at the arrival Of the cars. v. have plea
sure in commanding The Dieksy to travellers
going up stream she is 4 splendid beat, and
her commander, Capt Dan Able, isa gentle
man, whom to know is to esteem.
At four O'Clock this sftsrnOos, the splendid
packet southsrnsr, TriPlst, captain, Archer in
the Office, will leave for Louisville, for ports
on the Ohio. A better boat than the SOutherner
cannot be chosen, and her officers are among
the greatest favoritss on the river.
Tue St. Louis RpublieaB, Of Thursday, re-
ports:
Tbe river at this point was about stationary
last evening. Il swelied very little during the
day. There is an excellent stage OF water to
Cairo. The Illinois river is falling slowly
from Peoria down, and is nearly clear Of ice.
The Mississippi is again falling at Keokuk
There is % inches on the Lower Rapids The
Dew Drop, which arrived from Ke0kuk yester-
dav. ran out Of the ice st Quincy.
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FOE MKRoHANrs.-As the drays do not hsul
to-day, it viii be necessary for eOnsigness Te-
ceiving freight by the Dioksy, and other boats,
to be dow at the lsFes and attend to their
e~onsignnenss.
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OFFICIALS FTNED-R d. BAUsH, Mayor Of
the city, ELS kirk, Treasurer of the city, and
z. ". RUcKER. late Engineer Of the city,
were yesterday fined five dollars each before
Mayor BAUeH for hitehing their horses to
~urfrr noeea
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HABEAs CoEPUE-M. HoFFsrADT. charged
with horse stes ling in Arkansas, was yester-
day before JUICE MoKIEKSAE Cd kabsas corpus.
As the man had been arrested without a war
rant, the Judge could not act under The writ,
and the prisoners was taken before Esq.
HoENE, who committed him to jail IN default
of e. 600 hail
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BArrrsmAL.-The ordinance Of Baptism win
be administered at the First Baptist Church
tomorrow Sunday evening, at seven o'elo K,
BY elder T. ] DIANE, Pastor. The public are
respectfully Invited to attend. d
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NEw PATENT PES.-Messrs. CLEAvEs &
VADEE are in receipt OF a full supply Of Ma
SKIS patent pen and pencil cases. These cases
are made Of both gold and silver, and CON-
bine the pen and pencil together. The case is
durable, and closes up in aueh a manner as to
be carried in the Vest pocket without the least
Inconvenience. Altogether, it Is an admirable
continuance, and superior to anything Of the
kind yet brought out. Call and examine them.
UEIoN sTREET REsTAURAET.-Messrs. ".
R. MoRToE & Co. are making their CUsToE
H0UsE SALOON = most desirable place of re-
treatment They draw upon the earth, the
air and the ocean for their supplies, and 6x
them uP in 3 style to sui. every taste. Mr..
FKEcHETTE, as a caterer, cannot be beaten.
To-day thei- lunch will have superior claims
upon the appetite.
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For white, Litue Red and Black

TIE new steamer F~OCOHOHEA8s ~
a CspI John " hrFy a entered LkI
urursry FOR tha White, Little Red and ~
B ack RiVer frafs. She VII ieaVe here ~
on or about the t5h u Decsmber. she drtWs only ~
incfe4 water. md Is well sdaptrd % The shove traQa
having ben bait eErariaiyf FOR hat p1rpo9e sallpas
ard ffuue1fra VII md the Pocahrufag au aE1flfuf boat
Der sccomuofalsns for pas7euEers being cur-plere ara
Per cFpaeify Tor neiEht suitable 20 az The requlrmenH
70 8 n HAWHAN.
frEtf II Nrf1ru street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-25

TIE sEsIoR ScHooL.-This school have a
grand exhibition at Odd Fellows Hall, on
Monday evening, at y O'Clock. By a FIRE a
short time ago, the apparatus Of the school
was destroyed, and the object Of the exhibition
lie to obtain the funds to replace it. The sxsr-
cisss will be highly interesting, and the public
are earnestly invited TO give a liberal attend
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-25

TIE sEAsoE.- Tie boys,' big aud little,
were making Christmas eve of it, last night /;
at TIE corner Of Washington and Main streets,
sbonhrs was lighted at dark nOtwithstsnd-
burned literally, and some very equivOcsl vo-
cal music was heard in the streets to a late
-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-25

leaves IIl8 UA11 Dce 49,.
UNar splendid Eight fraught paesenser g
PACKET win leave for the shove hna ~
an iufermzdste lsudlrgs, On ne
val o. the evening train. Fcr Eeisnt
pss-ase appiy on boari, or %
ees.n g " PRIEsr. AGENT. 10. % Front hoE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-25

sTKUcK A WoNAN-JoHN HIEEs was charged
before the Recorder yesterday with striking
AIrs. Lowe 50 severely as to draw blood be
was sent TO the ~chsin-gsnE for fOrty-three days
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-12-25

Gaacr czuEoH-Thsrs vii be services al
e,,rs Cburch. Rev. G.. P. ScHErKr, RseHr'
to-ssv. stt 4. \ and OF SUNDAY, At Y n,
ard at 4. Seats free.