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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14
Commercial HElatttrs.
EExPHIs pATLY AFPFtL 0VyIcR

"-"NAA1Ahs ANNANFN - -
CoTroN-Ihe ~exre1stiano - uiher-inirIlrencs from
Europe and ne non-aniyai o. nsEs from Ner Orleans
made tusintss extremely duu yesterday. me sales
we're snail Al Unchanged prices. NJ receipts % cotton
yesterday ty ne Mississippi railroad we're nl bales.
me following are our s-.s.tsor.-
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NATcHEz RAcEs.-Thc fan meeting over
he Phars.lia Course opsued yesterday, win me Rieh-
sra. st,ke fr three year old. heats one M subscrip-
ton $40; foTiet sl0oi -four subscribers Frou a tel
erruphie dtsps.ch reooivei last uishf b. a rculcmsn of
-. l. - 49, l.. a-u.-Lnr
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r. Raj. E. B. Bartlett, Of tbs city, len
70. f- viersbu-r last evsniufo n legal business
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Arrival of n steamship Grenada.
NEW ORLEASs, December Is.-The steamship Gre
NADIA arrived al this port to-day fom Aspiuwan. Eer
sivioes are the same a. those receive per the steam
ship Atlantic Il New York on yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

steamer Bauja. vita a popular hsnao o Ministries On board
rsv, a. entertainment at This city last evening, contrary
to their ezpeca.i ions o. their arrival Th~T VIII leave
ais 7a-t far Helena. Gainesi Lanilug an1 Ae4en To-
snv. AID vii then proceed up he AHE-nsas river as FAR
IS Port smith.
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Edmonson & Armstrong,
Wl5'ezals rnd Retail Dealers a
HIDES, OIL AND LEATHER.
80. 21 MAIN STREET.

ONIecl-r AoALL o4Aale-h-u OF le
6 o Z D EN- sTIRRUP
KEEP oou-tlHfy aa hand a fl a-s1rment o. articles in
their line. oouslsuag tn part o. Frsusa and American
Calf skins urmIc-z an. OAK rl1rel sole Lsaiher.
s~Eirtis- Hamss. Birdie, Wax a1I EBUpp-r Leather.
Euameisl and Paieai Leather o. lEilis Pal Hos
Chrnlts Deer, Lining an5 Topping sEi.s. Also. q Fan
ssssrmcnt Of s1Iler. slssmcEars and rrnsrs FOOLS
etc. satnery. Hardware ant Harness E-auullnrs % cv-
cry variety-5 which We respectfully invite the sus1
uol o. persons 51yiu= IN aur line h1-sa-Iy
Saddles, Harness, Brides, ste.
VIZ areiust nov receiving a fresh and veu sss-s
sock o. goods i1 his line. such as
SADDLES. BEInLEs.
HARNESS. COLLARS,
HAMS. WHIPS.
HARNESS.
BBIDLE FILINGS, HORSE COvEaH,
SADDLE A ErC-s ETC BIC
OF livery VARIETY.
ana uhiri We ulI sen AZ the loves. mzrzot Yates
EDNONDs0E ARMSTRONG.
No. 2T M1in street.,
ai-hviv S-a % The Golden surrup.
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BAGS,
NEVs AUCTION
ANn
HOUSE,
I6.-..--..-.MATN ETREET---...No. Is2.
OPPOSITE WORsHAM HOUSE,
MHPHlS TENN.
n. HmTFSInFS & 20.

HANIN6 associated ourselves t0Eefher for TIE purpose
II u DONG an Au-irn an General Commission Bust
uras. we wN 6 We our strict attention 20 thaEale % al
kinds % uerchlniife. aud W hope ~ mafiuf prompt
fefu-us 20 ur-ita Iherai share o. fhe rr1iir patronage.
We aliiat acaI ron or Old friends and na rutiic
generally.
LfbsraI cash livances made On g~ousimments.
3. WHIrEsInEs 4 co.
~ GILBERr Auei0aerr. dss-lfu2w
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notice.

rtas. l. skeFrs servivinrl
larfuer o. he late frm o. 49, -.
fSheity county, State Of
s. ". Warner.
this csu4e i ap2ears that an attachment has been
Il issued 30 ~ zgsi1n o. debt, and has been returned be
'arr mr. levied 90 one box and contents, - the prop
erfv n J. H. warner - and Il f1rfher nppealng from
IN am3asit herein nieffh { the said defendant Is . non
resld-HI af re State OF ennessrf, DO is. therefore. or
1rrct thst Fu1lcitau be D4ies HEiuE nctlcet - said de-
i-nfa-f Hatte1 Al appear Def re ne, a. ny once. II
city ~ Hefnplis. On sATUHnAT. ne f7th daF - De
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

tennessee rlvo- between and Tlorenoe which
oouuec.s with TIE ueuass a1i Chuiesion rcd hss
been ouplets1 ana -uus are nos makes rezaa- trips
oTerzt.
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sailing of the Eurana.

BOSTON. December Is-Ts steamer Europa. which
sales at noon to-mur5w Tor Liverpool, takes out the m
from New or cans Of the sh inst.
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A PrErrcr CoxvrcrIox-There has been

u1-b 1-pisiat 70 lac in reference 60 The irreCuia--
ties % te steamer rh.ea pies between Clumhu- s-t
CAIN. IN oa1ns-uu vita TIE Noble s-d esi3 snd ui-
n5is CeHt-a railroads We take pleasure 30 assuriu-
rrzrsisr- nov, however. fllf ls sp,eu5id new steamer
R. p Cs-g has been placed il the line. and uattte
e1n-e-iCu between ths tv1 pt-is su7E made Wlfhpe--
fsc r-e1is--T- This us~ arranEemeat was uz1e
thrs1zl tire ezert5us. il E rear measure. % Er. Eei-
ssa. TIE eI=eut superintendent % aa Memphis ard
Ohio mlros1. The ur-sf 11roushlzre be'vpeu ne
ECrtb zud s.-th. at which ne river line alulea 20 BE-
snEap1-taus ea1nsru= Ik was a=vsr u a Eol q
condition as 81 present. ana the sssnuoa o. the t-avs-
izr pusIeis invited 10 MS route
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

Tar ToHAooo TRADE Il MENFHrs.-W We
srsuis. ~ mini . reasanasis hope in ne naai dsFei-
-.,t~ t. tsr,,o trade In th' city. Sine ne in
-,ri., Va s.tabiissed here q Few msuihs sEe, sme
- q. l.,f tsta,,s have been snd a. sood rates and The
p,sn,ers -bo seut farvaTd the p-oduet have been graft
49, vf.h n. DE returns. Our inspectors are gentlemen
q e.p-rienos and integrity, and an o5uaisuee may Be
ni,ees in lhsir guaHaasii1ns and judgment We are
,ssursd that manv extensive 7~iaufsrs Will Try he expes-
im-ut o. ssndus heir tobacco here for sale fu'ins ie
p-s-cnt season. ard We Feel oouhient that he staple vii
meet . Sod demand he,e At price equsi atlsast 20 he
prsraliur RATES elsewhere.
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A CARD.

A CARD.
HAFlNG assaclafed with me-. n myolf business. that
H RI buying and selling NaEroes, BIN on cummiaian
and on private a1oounL r. s. s JcNEs. o. Des1t.
Mss and ny brother, " q FoEHEsr. Of Memphis. Z
can tender % ny friends better facilities nrl Thsvs
ever before been able % ofsr fhem.
our tulllzrs are lacatrd ar No. So Adams street. next
door esst cf ~ cd mart They are spscous. c1mbininz
0ure1ience, c-mtort and sairtF-Ere superior 70 any -
ahishueut OF the kind In ne STATE. and equal h anv
That have ever inspected.
] res7ecfulT solicit Tor ear new arm from ny ola
friends AMI customers and ne public. ne pat-anazs
Ehl1l Z have arEelT and literally received hifherto
frln them. and wall only adi-thaf shea we promise o.
SAY ur ruarautas. n. q. rORREgT
rrE--lrrfnw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

~ Leeehes for sale at Wm. C. Werner,
ouppsr and Lesoher, No. = Main street. above HAEtst
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

TIE THEArER-AiIss DAvEEFRoT.-Masks
dld Tdc1 was v-l-1lsved al Ire thrater last nielt
Kiss naveu-s-t O. -PrT WoasVt1n" h-osnz into
tEy enc co1capd-1 GO Gar--rar all ua grace. tte Re
vlrhtur at, te attractive i-ruE. me fsshIugwii sul
TIE Ee1Isl Iez-t-lless uli-h are 20 r--mins-t 81 fe
part nthr eh.rz-t-r Miss DzTeuprt is fascnatr=
tarzirE an t8ose uH1 have roo seen Der mas
hsvs missed q rieh zf ra-ey offered treat The audi
encs. h1u=t Fair ln pllu- v number zas nos large A.
u ou-tt O. be zhea a lafT % Miss Dzv-nport's great
and r--7=1ized aslitv is On ths stage. TIE reals-s o.;
Dictea-zlf 1het l1teIirsus ps-s1a IS rotor. 2-h1u-i
Ato see Mss Davenport zA= s he "IafaHt
Ph-15ne11a" q Thln we r-ad So ul-a 10 Sisa5las
Elcze5y."
Ie-r-at Mss n~sra17rt wa1 dles n1- olui=ni her.
eel with ua- over ts cis-ual Old rouad q th- LAZY
q Lg0as. Eradac, Eaf ed aat thsuszaI tines g-sned
ever a~.sI0sua, viii taualuce ler third new play du-
TiuE the p-ezelt cnsarene1t Tt Is th= Czarina. q IA
v1ri-s uherrrsr it has brez psriormed Tue story Is
one o. i-s'5uy andRu-sisn desp9dsm-of court intrigue
. and crime. OHrpaua u BE- e o t1rzhiug ana beautiful
diE,sv efs siss's tender derua m zaI successful ef1rt, o.
save from misfortune a-f Esath a negligent husband Who
iswu b asr1se ofhis mfrltll duties By her ssIf-sacuace
Z IS beautiful piace. aai va KS Darsupau's sztinz
mus BE- s-cesf-I.
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FOuHh.
sVSOEeCe.

GONE snail parcels-Dy Goods-vi ich The o-neresn
> have by czliins al NJ. go Ma n street, prgving pro-
perry and paying for this advertisement del1-3rs
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Destruction OF the American Tracr
~SOcIeIyss Repository.

NEW YORK, December I5-A Gre occurred odsy in
the repository md hindery Of IN American tract ssaety.
The building and contents was DAM sed ~ ere and water
o TIE amount q $1,000.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

A choice plantation o. 200 aces - miles from the
gississippi-ba5k o. Wafcruroef, 800 open. well i'm
proved; 20 negroes. . or e6ha1i-ar under % years q
lges Is mules, oEen, cattle, iugs ctc.-in I've pay
neuu. YOUNG &EARNHEARDr
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MEMPHIS AND ST LOUIS
FRI WEEKLY PACKET me
SO Roarnash

TWO deep colored RE r one
and oher Z years Oh; also a lrht SORREL LA
MARE four wears DID, VITA ahlaze face and w..
white feet. we're frightened BY The ears AID run OF f7um
NevIl's rear Germantown TUoof The mares had pee
round their necks. I VIII give The above reward tCr
their apprehension sul delivery tome in Memphis
de1 ~ JOHN BOSS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

Al kinds q city aud suburban property. as well - :
large list o. farms nd wildlarts In he Arka1sas. Ms
liasippi. L1uisi1ua and Tennessee f1r sale.
Give ~ . call.
& RARNHEARDT
Real Estate Brokers, sfS Nsin street.
- Up stsiFs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

2fsh acres 9s miles out fFua Memphis on tie Hem-
phis and Chsrlesion Railroad; 100 acres cleared; fair
improvements Eood well q rsafer most o. The rpen
land In a creek bostam; s15 per acr-ns-thiFd cash,
balance IN I and ? years, 8 per cent. interest
ToUNG &EARSHEARDT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

DUY and sell Plantations, Citv and burban Property;
ID hare = large lot OF choice places uoE on hand. Cal
At 5Is Main street up stairs
YOUNG &EARNUEARDT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

For County Trustee.
We are a1fhdrizal o. aul1uI-e A. WOODWARD asa
anlidate Cor County Trustee @ shelly County az The
-ue-sr- Hr-4H election nrsr-fFs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

For county Trustee.
We are arrn1rIr-f o. a1usrl-e CIAes ~CEshsHAe
a. = csndiIaie lor County Trustee Of Shelby County
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

1900 acres in Coshoms COUNTY, Mississippi. sue-hslf
mile from the Mississippi river ; coo welopcned and in
D. high site % cultivation wtn improved 90 nkeiv
rerroess All hants from Is 20 - years oids 10 men and
n women; IS mules. etc, SO, 900 cash. balance In four
equal payments Al 8 peg cent. interest.
OUE &~EARNHEARDr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

ALAEA nANse MAA NAANH 49,
Old stand, No. . Frout Rru, otle "cisy BUILDING "
Main street, between geasrsua snd Adams, in January
next nois-dnAi
~ Leeehes for sale at VIM. C. Werner,
Cupper and Leeeher, No. = Main street. above HArkst
| no3-sma
WEDDING AND VISITING CARDS, engraved
and printed in the best style OF the art, BY
oe6-sm F. II. CLARK & co
You will save twenty per cent. BY buying
your Clothing Of NJ. Kaufman & Co., No. 10
Front Row, from their own mandatory, p
CORTLAND street, New York. Their large and
varied stock Of CENTS Furnishing Goods,
Boots and Shoes, Fancy and staple Dry Goods,
they offer at eastern prices.
Call and be convinced, at No. 10 Front Row,
Memphis, Tenn oeto-Sm
Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Mil
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
ORGLL, BROS. s co.
Lands for ssls-sss Hopkins & Kirby's card
on the first page
Refer 70 Strauss, Lehman s. Co.'s column on
fourth page.
See ?. H. Clark & Co.'s column.
Watches, clocks, Jewelry, sIrver and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement OF
A J. Warren 4 CO, 293 Main street.
In another column, see the advertisement Of
GEoRGE PArTIsoN & Co, Booksellers and
Slstioners, 263 Main street, near Madison
street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

WEDDING n VISITING CARDS, engraved
and printed in the best style OF the an, BY
or6-9n F. II. CLARK & co
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

- MANUFACTURERS o.
brstCtaruo4I Rearcd fron. -
Balso deaieu IN Iron. Naiis,
- CaslnEs. Steel Anvil, ~
VICE. Hen1Ts. Ctalus, a.. No. s. Frouf R0H, Meuphia
We vlui respectfully inform our customers and q
rutir generally, nat We have nov IN sore a large an
Esn 1~l-1ri st1k u Lest Terne1see Iron. which We kee
o1nrrnlr .n hand. Also = fuu rocx q Nails. Cssfinn
strel rr.irs arf sulil~ ruoia.
As. rlror1 p4tterrs q PiouE and -colfc1 S-aperr
We are also scents Gr Ec jewell Patent CIn rIru
f.tr-u 4 araerIor arficla. An a. uhlct wa rrNf - 1r|a
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Choice Cotton Land Plantations.

n Parish. Louisiana, - miles from uavizati1n, eight
feet above an overflow, 800 hcres in culuration-20
more dcatened three rears-i1r s. 500 cash. balance in
Memphis property AZ fair price. o. 10. 3 and Z years,
with s per cent. interest.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

900 acres near navigation F~Pleatidly improved, and
over 100 negroes; 60 or 70 hlnds; choice md likely.
Terms liberal.
YOUNG E~ARNHEAEDT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

Alzs. 1900 acres on Teusss river. Loulsiana, a miles
back o. Waterproof; 500 0peneii so ncgroes 50hauts;
elegant and choice place; terms liberal
YOUNG &EAENHEARDT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

Alno. 1870 ares on a rziircas- in q choice aatton ooug-
u. With IS likely negroes 81 600 worth rf city prop
erty taken, balanoeI 1, 2, . Z ant s year ~ s ger cent.
interest. n0n't al speak a. one.
YOUSG 4 EARNHEARDT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

We are auth1-ized 70 announc- J. W.. KS 81 a e
Nareh election. auz1-e
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

For County Trustee.
Va are alrlarlzed % EIlsulce a s. GAlFEl& aEe
candidate for ne ohce q Trusl-s Of Shelby clEu-y, al
a. rue-i-r uarHf n1arHBr- fFz1-te
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

We are ulLn1TlIF4 70 ANNOUNCE THUS z HILLS a
candidate fr Clerk % the Circuit Court ~ shelly coi
~ ii RaleiEh, 81 the ensuing aarch election.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

" are authorized o. announce 7. S. C-ABRUTHEH
sel-aes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

VI EAEAhA
EOBE L SMITH is b -caniilatc f1r rc-elerfieu 20 q,
once Of Sheriff % Shelby County a. the ensuing Mar,
election. szufTa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

UN NUINHIuWNW-
P. a LEATH.i s q candidate Tor Constable in ihs
Finh Civil Distrie o. Shelby oouuiy, ~ the rnsuius
ele1i on in March next. sF1-tss
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

Fer Clerk Of Court.
We are autbuIE-d O. announce J. B. AOoELHE a Can
didate Tor CLERK Of the Common Law and Chzucery fLau
$50 and Criminal C9urls o DE city .. 9cnIl-..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

rRouE. H~rSDERsoz owESs NILES owEEl
@rr-s5a No Late o. Memphis Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

Hardware, Agricultural Implements hnl
Machinery. Read advertisement OF
ORGILL, BROS. s. co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

For Clerk OF County Court.
We are ant HORNED On announce JOHN p TRESEFAAT,
CLERK o. the County C51-r O. shelby county, as 2 cln1i-
..-a f.r r~.-..ar.-u- 500
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

We are uuh1rizec o. ann1unce n D. T. rEHAR
a. q candidate for reelection 90 the once % Clerk Of Oh
Circait Cou- Of shelly oouuiy, e. the ensuing Earo
election. 0-S-ra
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

Tor Registe. of shelby County.
A. 3. TATL0R isl canlidafe fr Register OF shelby
c~1.fv ~ The ersuirr H7-rh election. e~ppT7-tes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

FOR N0msEaDhes
OHN p. % Is a candidate f1r Constable boz %
Finh Civil District 81 the ensuing March election.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

we are au-h1rlze1 90 aln1luce JOIN p SALE as
candidate fo-re-eleCion @ fh-lmceo % Attsruey-Gener
D. he FIN, Thirteenth and FourtceIth Districts
~sa5-dzutes
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

NWT .INNNNN9
We are aut11riEsd 70 aun-uu1e JAS E FELE can
5icafe for the once - srerla for Shelby ClEuty. 90 Cd
rnzuin= uargh ai=rfrn. z-1-aa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

We are aafb5rizsd O. zunauncf z. D. RAGIAED 4
q uu1ifate fer AtsrneT-Generzl for the Flfih, mi
t-anta a-1 Fourteenth Civil Districts Er8-te
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

In another column, see the Advertisement Of
GEORGE PArTIsoN & Co, Booksellers and
Slstioners, 263 Main street, near Madison
street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

On W oG11SsGaVa
LFO SEHO.siDS, =
CaqL =. o. SIXTH C1gl- H. J. SPOTS.
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sANnY rnTroN.

A LOFLAND.
= n NcEAHOS
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For County Register.
We are a1th1ri1ed % aunsunce HENRY LAKE a. q
undated Tor -e-elF-iont5t The lmue ufRegister q shelby
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14
FOR circuit court CIerk.

For Circuit Court CEeEE.
o n. ALsUP d a caneidate for the cmcs - Clrrs O
ne Circuit Court OF Shelby county. a. the cazui1g Mare
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

EgE GOmsLanae.
We are authorized to auleuu0r FRANK BYRD 81 a
candidate Cor Constable in The Fiuh civil District. az the
o eriuc e~lefion. nsf5-tFs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

On Fridays,
y n a, n. "a. w. HILL
Cspt w WRAT Csut T. n. NEW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

We are authorized % asu1unca X. D. CoLLIho As
candidate Tor Atterney General for the Fiflh, IhIrteeni
ani F-urt-eurh Civil Districts. sr1o-f-s
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

HosTErEE8 a SMITH,
lzzrrrers En1 Prrrrigt1ra
Z ~ - 4 - -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

Watches, clocks, Jewelry, snver and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
A J. Warren 4 CO, 293 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-14

We are authorized O. announce THoS- d ELutinEh
a. candidate Cor Attorney General isr nr klta lniT-
teenh ard Fourteenth clvliDistrirs s-
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Carrying the War into Africa.

The Straits of Gibraltar, thirty-three miles
long and eight miles wide, joins the Atlantic
Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea, and divides
Spain and Morocco. The Emperor Of Morocco
has committed some inhuman cruelties and
threatened to tan the hide Of the Spanish she lion
as white and soft as silk. The fast Queen by
General O'DoNsBLL, formerly Of Cuba, de-
sires to carry the war into Africa, and
lombard Tangiers, as the French did In 1874,
and kick the blacks and Bedouins about In the
streets Of Tetuan until satisfaction Ia obtained
for insults and injuries. France is ready to
give her aid, as French soldiers have been
burnt alive by the Moors. If France takes
Morocco to annex 1t to Algeria, England will
growl, perhaps fight. England fears that she
will be disturbed again at Gibraltar, as France
and Spain made a formidable attack upon i! in
1882, but failed. 10
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From Warrington,

WASHINGTON, November Z. 7.-Captain La.
vellstts, In letter to the Secretary Of the
Navy, dated Naples, October II, says he had
taken American Consul Nioholson to Tunis In
tho Wabash. II was customary to salute
tho English and French Consuls whenever
they arrived or departed, but no other such
officers were similarly honored; but as our
treaty with Tunis placed our Consuls on q
footing with the most favored nations, and
this fact having been explained, the authors
ties cheerfully accorded a salute to both Cap
tain Layelletts and Consul Nicholson. The
carriages of the Bey were in waiting at the
landing, where our officers were received by
persons of the highest rank, and escorted to
the palace. The interview was very satisfac-
tory; the Boy saying he should endeavor to
cultivate the most friendly relations with the
United States.
Lavellette adds: "I clearly discovered that
our presence was having a beneficial effect on
the new government, and especially with refer
ence to the position of our Consul, am salts.
fed the short trip to Tunis will conduce to the
best interests of the United States.
Senator Gwin will, at the earliest period at
the next session of Congress, bring forward
the Pacific Railroad question with more than
his usual energy.
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Highly Important News from Texas

Highly Important News from Texas.
NEW ORLEANS, November THE steam
ship Arizona has arrived, with Brownsville
advices to the I'd inst.
Cortenas's band continue their depredatlons,
and threatening with fire and sword. On the
goth, thirty men entered the city and fred
one round, when they were dispersed by the
artillery and fed. On the Oath, one hundred
and twenty men, with cannon and howitzer,
marched against Cortenas, drove the guard
from his house, and proceeded. They were
finally surprised by an ambuscade, and en-
tirely defeated, with the loss Of cannon and
howitzer. Four men were wounded, but
none killed. Cortenas's loss was two men
killed.
Cortenas afterward sent letter, demand
ing of the citizens of Brownsville the surren-
der of the Sheriff and others, to save the de-
atruction of the town.
There is general panic at Brownsville.
The city is barricaded and trenches have
been dug in anticipation of another attack
which was hourly expected. Itwas reported
that after taking Brownsville, Cortenas would
attack Brazos.
The Mayor Of Brownsville appeals to New
Orleans for one hundred men, as the citizens
were worn out and the Rangers had not YET
arrived.
Advices from Northern Mexico state that
sixty felons had been released from the prison
at Victoria, and had joined Guerilla band
who were devastating the country.