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NEW ORLEANS SCHOOL AGENCY

0Hu lE0lAtlo d~o5HbldliuB,
Directed By Prot. p RICHARD, SO G-avier street, CIR
uer S. Charles
TO Principals, Parents. GuartIaus add Private Pam
4 Mes-t Is not b month since this aceccy was form
e., Euf we are already In possession q one hundred lef-
tiers 1f erplicsucn from the most distinguished southern
teachers al over the country, wishing 20 change their
s~ituatlaus- We are able 90 procure without delsy, In
Elshs French, Mafhemltc and Music Teachers Govern
esses ant Tutors of both sexes. % any school ar private
fsmlly in OF on Of town Letevery one state the sEla-
~ he clu ctr and the faculties required, ard we VIII
furnish tEem a. our responsibility, with the very
pers1n they wish We require references from teachers
a. vel as employers. ard We give below our own. Ap-
ullcstlens must be directed %
PROP. p. RTCHARD. 90 Gravier st..
n B-Ne have several vacsucies for ladies' able 70
teach French and muzic, and q fair salary 70 oaer.
We are permitted 60 refer D. Col Issac g Seymonr,
n. o.. Bulletin; Wm. Eure. Es1, T.. N. b. Consul. n.
o.; II Hayden, "a Telegraph Ascent O. the y. T.
snd y. q. Associated Press uol5-sm
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A VEET sUPEEIoR WNE.-0ur friends
Messrs. Dav s Proudht have for sale, Just re-
oeived BY direct Importation, a splendid article
Of champagne. The brand is Maz Sutatae,
which is known 70 be N high reputs.
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5000 pietmes tstsa Of the people y Tyler Soo.
win an the improvements Of talented artists. these
ufmitabie l.Ecuesses are cheaper, better, and made
quieker than any oher style e picture. A nns AEsort-
mrnt o. eases on hand fr the Holidays. dei0-im
u Watches, Diamonds, Silver and Plated
ware, Cutlery, Clscks, Fancy Gods etc. Sec Jas
p.,lauf. -yfurru
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WALKER & BEo.'s viii remove rom their
cd stand, No. - Front R-v, 70 TIE "Clay ~BuildinE"
Nain street. between jefferson and Adams, in January
next nols-duai
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ee @ ne most Cle1raief makers-Chr. Fnqdsnams
Loud1ns Jules Jergeug N. Cupenhagel lanes hardin,
Locle R. ID. johnson London Beasely, Lalion; stod-
Cart Londcni Hetler- Lonfoui Leiricz Favrs 4
Brandt. etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-17

CoMETTrED.-Mrs. Frances McAnsllg was
examined before Esquire Horne yesterday on
the charge Of stealing q quantity Of wearing
apparel from ". J. Hans, and committed to
jail for trial in default Of Eve hundred dollars
bond.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-17

HILLMAN RROTHERs.

4 nm SACKS t~1lpstunf
lVU 90 " Bran,
In l0re and f0r sale b.
& FICELTN
nos No 4 Unwn~F1a r.
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$50 RQggNrH.

THN0l eop olIlT0I aOlEEL MIS- 90 ?
4 and ether z years lldf also slight 81 EREL ~
MARE four wears od. with abiazc face ana twoA
white feet. were f~riEhtened by the ears a q run or i-Cla
NevlIs near Germantown Two OF Che mares hafr pes
round thair uecEs. ! wal give the above reward fr
their apprehension snd delivery 20 M IN Memuyis
dec 3ws sOH BOSS
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INST Received.
dissolution.
WM. Z, a & co,

Havs an elegant assortment o.
M wsLKIN ANS
POCKET KNIVES
GOLD PMS
FINE PEN HOLDEBss
WORK ROEEsf
WRITING DEsKss
BACH CANNON BOARDS;
CHESS NES
POET MONNAIEss
nj PICTURES
GIFT OOE and
NC \ STAPLE STATIONERY.
Il you want any o. lie ab5v= named articles ron can Re
suited in both article and uriccs By
". R. srRANSE & CO..
dell Under Old Fellows Hall.
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GIFTsl GIFTsLHoLIDAY GIFTS

GIFTsl GIFTSl-HOLIDAY GIFTSl
Go 70 Tylsr & Co.'S Msmmoih sEyisht AmbrotyPs
Gallery. opposite GA FeIissz's Han. dsio-im
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NV MEMPHrs THEATER-The greatest
American actress, Miss J. N. Davenport, viii
make her last appearance in this city at the
new thestsr this evening, in the character OF
Z" Dot +" in the play Of the Criosaf On the Hearth;
the entertainment to conclude with Beauty Gud
the Beast. Those who would receive a last i'm
preston Of the great action Of the leading star
in our theatrical armament should be present
a. n-.-.--
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-CHRIsTMAs Gnrs.-Clark and Remington
havs just received a large assortment 81 ane pearl,
velvet nnl gilt cases, especially intended 70 supply The
demand Cor their pictures a. Christmas approaches.
Our prices viii Be found 70 suit all Who wish god and
durable pieture-ivoutypss, photographs miniatures
in oil, ambrogpesi etc Look in and examine speei-
mems, oorner Of Main and Naais1a streets. deeli-2w
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~cuAHEcTLn DAILY BY TuE 1AToao aArfNe1 IL
EIIIrrfoE.
Gold sid NlrcT te1q ftr sf1niart-
Eul11 h1rk---..s..s.- rsrfH1uk ~ Trcutlls.-s 4 ar
Rlaniers' Bark........ pSrfhznt o IaErEen-.-- 5 On
b-lE uf Tealetree-... pari 9ank q Ciaiharus-...W ts
Sank a- Caartanccsa- rag asak q AmerieE....- Sis
ommercisi Baut..... psFfnE Easf TENS failed 50 a.
Bank C ct Teun.-.. ~p1-iEraaanre Bank Tenn
BsHf q Nemphis..ss. rari huaL-.-o
CITY Bank, NalhTluc I dislAgriruitur1l BanE.
BANK % EaoEvlna-.s-1 diaf .r1rhiez
Fi1re1ca Tnsur1uca O.. uarICifireua asnk. ailsf 1n Gle
NuE - EasAuile.--- Z G1lsorttCarslna-.s--. = Gle
as1E = at4le Team. ! 1islh. C. EElfs ...- .ss. Z dg
fluk Cnumeua-.... I tslgearsia falt hannf..E DIS
lrsf@rs' Harf-..... 4 isinznk 81 Ahans. aa. S dis
hc-tleu Sank Tenn. 1 ds' Bank = Faitlu, Co.. e els
EanE ~ Psris..-s..-.f da nk o. Coiumbus. Ga. 5 els
farmer' bsnk....... I dlslHk MitlIe Ca. 8 dis
Hcrcnautf sarf..... I dirlLsuisiana Baukr.... unr
River Hauk, r-sinr.. ~rarIstzts Bank Alahaua 5 az
Lz1rea1ehurE Bark. I dis Nurthern hank Ala. par
elliasrn Eauk.-s-...- pariagbiia BluE-..--.. I dis
oulee hank--...---.. 2 dlaiotlsr Alabama Bluts 4 ds
sheoTvule Sank So. 2 disITirgfnia Banks...... I dis
Bank 81 re Uniou.-. Z die iOhio. X. aud No. Z dis
bu1Es hauk.s... zee. Z Asistzi@ Bank o. fud.-.. Z ds
harE ~ 4esarau-..- 9 llsIlual1s aui Wis .-20b ea
DanirtEc halh-.-...6 diaiFree BanEs 1zd.. los as
EE~chaag-SeKng Rates.
heH terEs-.---.-.--. parfChGre1ll n.--...... par
hnllndelpAia-..-----..parlCincinnau ..--...-.. par
$50 ..-.-- -.--. s-s.ltf 81 3l4a sss-ss Gee par
arH urisanAss---.h pTemILoulsFiAe .-.--- o. . par
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RICHaRDSO.T7S
RnaaHarNN

h04bS0saCWUs
EROM The subscriber, on Sunday night the son -
II Of July. near Oakland, Kiss, 10 negro boT
RCHER about rwenty-six Yeau q age, copper
colerpd. and will weigh some one Hundred and any -
or one hundred and sixty pounds. He vii probably en-
deav0r % make his Eay toa free State.
Also, from near the same place about the 18Th Of
Augast. my boz GREEN, q hghtcnpper coiored young ne
uo fellow viii weigh soue one hundred a1G EIEty-fre
or one hundred and seventy pounds, an Is Eve feet ten
or eleven inches high; tEeaty-one years Old. He YES
raised In the ueighb0rhood % Psducah, KT., and hiss
probably succeeded IN getting back here.
i viii give tEeufT-aVe cellars reward for each OF
them. lf confined In a Jail In some slave State 20 hat J
can get theta.
M. Strong, my partner, on ne Mississippi and lea-
nesaee Eatruad, has also aboy runaway who i pfQoa9J
in oompsny with the hrst named o. he shove HI
name Is JOHN, and Is low. BLACK. chunky fellow PW
chased trom Mordecai. OF CharIestoEn. s. c. last sprilg
II taken in a free sate, We viii give aHy aoil@s esN1
fr them, confined IN Jail in some slave sul
NJ. Sircns think the States Of Aentncky tl Aeme
see give reward enurgh, cansequenlJ ne san ouN
iN z. Il POPE.
e. SFRONG,
OaElaud MiNisippi.
TPsdr-sh Herald copy tour time veekls 70 send bin
To rnis ~rce for paymeull
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TIE SUNDAY AFPEAL.-We viii furnish
our readers another interesting paper to-mor-
TOW. In addition to the letter list, the Sunday
AFFEAL viii contain a vast amount Of matter
prepared expressly for Sunday reading.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-17

U Efetg pouJ fisNs S4aAA
fsmous Gallery or Art. Their Ivorytypea5 Photosrsphs,
sphersotyres and Ambrotypes are worksof AIT. Perfect
pictures and Earrsnied to please. Remember the plase
CLARK & Rsmmington's Mammoth sky-Iight gallery
corner Main and Madison streets. n12o-2w
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LaEanbR9'! LeEnabes'g

L HAVE for sale . very large assortmcnt % seasoned
i Pine, Cypress and Poplar Silis. Joists, Studs, Rafters,
Notwithstanding and shesthius. al the same price as
green lumber al te mills. Also, seasoned white Pine.
Cypress and Poplar, I, IL, , and : inches thick Rough
and Dressed Flnoring and Collins. Cedar Feucins Plsts,
Shiugies, Lafhs, etc H-E COCHRAN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-17

= Leeches for sale at Wm. c. Werner,
Cupper and Leeeher, No. = Main street above Market.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-17

NEW AkRkEGEMENT-We are indebted 70
our young friend Ksney, Of the lower wharf
boat, for 4 St. Louis paper Of Thursday Mr..
Kinney has made arrangements whereby be
win receive New Orleans, Louisville, St. Louis
and Cincinnati papers by express each day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-17

Important 60 aIz when II NAV
Concern
tbs ,a-d-d Eauld 90 wen 70 real He -dgesshsmsnt
founi iu tn1-lr- column % d. r. C1sfisu s. Co 90
HOUCH P~ANACEA-a medicine shlch has met with
unparis-I-t success in me various diseases for
which % Is re1maelI-f. ma=e vhsuy ito1os give DC
ne n-..-r.--. -r.- IN a-..-. .--.a
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The Test Of y Fears Experience
Has proved us Superior c1aigof
HEGEMAE, CLARK s CO.'S
GENUINE COD LIVER OIL.

II Be- pronounced by p~hEEicE1s The Best remedy for
Consuulaaa, z-rofa-a Car5ui1 Rheumatism. ETC., ever
discovered
CAuTIos-ue valve o. his remedy depends upou
IL purity, ass ia order b. sellre oar customers a pure
articie. oussf or ara wen. % Newfoundland 10 SUPER
intend The o. our on. and We warrant n
pare. So that the liable has the EAGLE ana mortar. and
ne sisns-uro over us nrx u ssea b1lIs. as mere isa
crest deal Of sh-aD ini-ri-- OH palmei on Hr genuine,
70 the great iuimy Of pztsut-
Asa Or He=-mzn, CLARK Sos. ana tkan no cher.
a. many havs ben cured with ns g,1uias ua5 have
used others uIth1ut airy benest
UsEFuL Is EvEnV FA.nLv.-Palr-, Grease SPOTS,
etc removed Instantly gloves. EtEs rlarlus, etc.
cleaned nIual D. new without iui-rr U1e ulatleIcate
oui5r or fabri-. By Hezemz1 s. Co.'s Clucrlt-ateI Sen
Eire only Is cents Per bottle. Hs-+uEl O. co., DruE-
gisia ISL. $50 and rs Broadway. n. r.
u1i2-11dE~
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FTRI-WEEKLY PACKET me
wi
MEMPHIS AND ST. EOnES.

PLATTE NAALaA -sss.-----sM POSTAL Aaasela
Leaves Memphis every MONDAY, ataF- n
Leaves St. Louis every FRIDAY, ataF n
BIN EWIs..--.--..TH II. BRrEHLETs Master
Leaves Memphis every THURSDAY, Ct 4. p. r.
Leaves 81. Louis every MONDAY staF-m n.
J. II. ICKET..----.-JoH r.. Marshall, Master
Leaves Memrhl every SATURDAY, atAE-
Leaves So. Louis every WEDNESDAY. ate p. =.
THE above thrce SPLENDID new Passenger Steamers
IL have been placed in te trade between Memphis and
81. Louis permanently. ard wII run curing the entire
season. making prompt connections az Cairo with ne
Illinois Central Raiiroad Eni Packets 20 Louisville znd
Nashville, and a. st. Lsuis with al uliroads East and
west. and With an up-riVer Paczets for Missouri, Mls-
sissippi and Illinois, ticking nelghts end passengers
al points
Through Tckets ana BnIs Of LaIinT given TO Eastern
AID Western towns over al The abose railroadss zld
T kets can be had ~ duplication on board ~ 70
JAS ONEAL. Agent
auI4 No. 6 Hrrardfs Row.
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REGULfR MEMPHIS aED ARKANSAS
nWruEn nnr-wrnH

RIVER PACKET.
FOR Helena, Friar's Foiut, Napoleon, Pin
Bluff, Little Rock and Fort smith.
JENNIE @. GRAY, Mastars
TfHIS swift and msEidcenf steamer wiz ~
IL leave for the above and nrcrmciiate L
landings, evey SATURDAY. ASP g. -
Passengers and shippers can rely on The puncIuauy q
Tits boat
FOR freight Or passage auply on board. or TO
MOKrON. PRIEST & co.
sepl6-5me Agents. CITY wharf Beat
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Bryan's TasteIess VermIFuge.

Rryan's Tasteless VeFHlifuge.
TON th= bell hrpreuy NeI,
Ar the hsusel1lfs urlie.
She died. they cay. o. vorm- thr Prey,
AHhulgh with med'ciua piled.
z was JsiaD, Msrcury and Gamhc-c
That helpet her Oh her foomf
But E-aU's Easfeles Vermtf1ce
Save thousaris from te t1ub-
PA 20 in batirs- Prs-e IS cents Sf By
uoz-tm MtNsFiELD s. 20.
DF. Jas. IacCItntOck's told and
Cough Mixture
Is an auftori=sd prgfcionaI curative. d.. HcC. is
one @ TIE aost distinguished msfical men In America.
and his guarantee can-ot De- Questioned. This prepari-
ula be declares from bis own eEpererc-. 20 be e swim
and positive cure for osL c1lsh, atarrh. naueuza and
sore threat. It Is popular tarouEhout me Uaion. Price
Is cents sod By
realm MANSFIELD 4 CO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-17

q Col. Simeon Oliver, Senator from De
Soto county, in the Mississippi Legislature,
passed through on city yesterday. BE inform
ed Us that the legislature had taken a recess
from the 18th inst, until The 10Th Of January
next, and that Sc FAR very little legislation Of
general eharacter had been nstured.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-17

CHARGE OF BAEoEET--John MAnA M1s
srsirned before Esquire Hi Yesterday on the
charge Of stealing a earpet-oag containing
clothing, from Milton Singleton ana was con-
mitted for final trial
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-17

The OLD FoLKs.-This company wnl give
their first entertainment in ihis city at Ods
composed Of no less than twenty ladies' and
gentlemen, who viii appear in the costumes Of
a century ago, and who win sing the song
OF our ancestors. TIE novelty Of the enter
tsinment alone viii be sufficient 70 attract at
Least ons fm-a7sp audience
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-17

C-HANPAeNEl CHAMPAGNE -Messrs. Mon
tedanioo s. zsnoue have jut resolved a lot genuine in
ported Piper Heiezick Champagno for the coming hoi-
dsys. Also, other kinds and brands o; vine. frsah
Oysters in The shell aud cans from New oElsanss md Bal
amore kept constantly On hand. Their eusiomer are
invited toean, inspect and rartske. deiS-2W
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-17

On " odnegdRVW-
JJfO SEJUOgFDS, = q
Capt J. y sEfTH. cset. H- j. sP0rrs.
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CRIMINAL CoURT-BusIEEss ~ TEHN,
The fail term Of our criminal court adjourned
yesterday, Informally. The following list en-
braces the convictions during the term; J. H.
Greenwood, obtaining goods under false pre-
fences, five years to the psniteBtiay-ap-
pealsd; J. R. Hutchinson, counterfeiting, Eve
years-new trial granted John Corners, lar
eeny, Eve ye~ars-appesled; H. Savage, lar
eeny, three years; Mike Handley, larceny,
three years; NJ Dougherty, larceny, three
months jail; Jesse D.. Little, larceny, four
years ; Frank Rooney, larceny, one year: Pat
rick Fitzpatrick, stabbing, four months Jail /;
John Watts, larceny, two years; J. D. Leach.
larceny, two years; Wm. Smith, larceny, six
years W. E. Boyd, malicious shooting, i've
months jail; J. H. Smith, robbery, seven
years James Powers, robbery, four years
John, slave Of Wm. Elder, murder-coaFicted
and new trial granted Robert Thompson, lar
eeny, Eve years J. Casey, robbery, three
years ; Andy Jones, robbery, three years-ap-
pealed; Dennis Carney. larceny, two months
jail; S. R. Hzymsa, breach Of trust, three
y~sars-sppealed John Glass, garroting,
twelve years. Such Of the above criminals as
have received final sentence to the penitsHtia-
" viii leave this city for Nashville to-day, IN
der the escort Of R. L Smith, Esq, the sheriff.
and a strong posse. During the past term Of
the court there have been DO less than seven
ty-hvs Indictments returned BY the grand Jury,
together with i've hundred and farty-eisht pre-
sentiments, over one Thousand cases having
been disposed Of. We have been greatly in
dsStea during the term % our yoangf friend. Mr..
John Creighton, the efficient assistant CLERK Of
the court for rennrtnrlsl farnrr
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CLOCKS.
Prom - % up 70 $50.
FANCY n

CUTLERY.
Knives, Plated Blades in eases Of different patterns,
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The CorScIDEEcE.-It seems that the dav
on which the national Democratic convention
Is called 70 meet at Charleston, is the birth
day Of both Dir. Buchanan and Mr. Douglas
the former having been born April q. 1871.
and the latter April % 1873 The coincidence
Is rather remarkable, and may be made more
50 By the action Of the convention. Ia All I'm
man probability Mr.. Douglas win be tbe ,or-
inee Of the Democrats pariv 10 sncceas ~
Buchanan; and also that the uav viii give me-
hacal birth 70 another Democratic President.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-17

WEDDING AND Vrsrrrse CAEDs, engraved
and printed in the best style Of the art, by
oc6-3m F. H. CLARK & co
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-17

TIE BUoK1EY SERENADERs-Ihis PoPoi@i
troupe closed q series Of eight ENTERTAINERS
OF Odd Fellows HsH n this city last evening
They viii appear Monday evening at S Louis
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WrLD GAME.-Any quantity at T. J. Holmes
& Bros, % Madison street, opposite Gayoso
Rank
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Flour.

I Do HEREBY make il known that he nru o. Fietchei
Il 4 Eeck will net be responsible for any contracts Of
z=reemeut made ny either Of the nrm ualeEs iuiOrss.
nv ma. TdeTF-2w1 T. KICK.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-17

MuEDER AT PASCAL MIss.-A negro man
belonging to Mrs. Dickens, near Pamela MIS-
sissippL murdered his wife last Sunday night
The murderer was arrested and lodged in jail
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-17

hA spleui1 PASSENGER raamer B -
AlNAANs Mller. uasef, VIII leave L
a. aecFes a fP. ~. SUNDAY. 80
D. MORToN & CO.. Arsn.s.
aeltN City Wasrf Beat
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next nols-aual
e Lssehes for sale at VIM. c. Werner,
cupper and Lseeher, No. 3 Main street above Market.
nos-5ms
WEDDING AND Vrsrr1se CARDS, engraved
and printed in the best style Of the art, by
oo6-3m F. H. CLARK & co
You viii save twenty per cent. by buying
your Clothing Of NJ Kaufman & Co, No. 10
Front Row, from their own mandatory, 25
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. oet6-3m
Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Mill
Machinery. Read advertisement Of
CRGILLy BROS. & co.
Lands for sale-ses Hopkins & Kirby's card
on the first page.
Refer to Strauss, Lehman & Co.'s column on
fourth page.
See P. H. Clark * Co.'s column.
Watches, clocks, JewelrY, slTvsr and plated
ware, fancy goods, etc. See advertisement Of
A. J. Warren & Co, 293 Main street.
In another column, see the Advertisement Of
GEORGE PATTIsoE & Co, Booksellers and
Stationers, 263 Main street, near Madison
street
For Tax Collector.
Weare authorized 20 snn1unoe JAEES ROARK, Esq-,
a. = caniidate FOR the om.s o. Tax Collector q shelby
county al the ensaing election before the County Court in
January next oc2S-vte
For County Trustee.
r. c. " OF Sulpher We'll Post Ofcs, isa can
didate for County trustee OF Shelby county, Tennessee.
uo5-tsf
For County Trustee.
We are authorized % announce wv n MORGAN Of
Germantown, a. o candidate Tor County Trustee % Shell
By county e15tsf
L.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-12-17

Escape AED CAPTURE OF Cook AID Cor
HE-There is an amount Of incident connected
with the lives Of some Individuals beyond that
which their horoscope portends, OF else We
must believe that the planets sometimes be-
come terribly ninnS. j. seems that the detest-
able Cock could not r~elinquish his Infamous
life without enc last, though desperate effort
lsscape. The telegraph announces hat he
Id the prisoner Coppie effected an ~escapsfrOm
ne prison, night before last, but were subse-
|guently captured and with the rest Of the pris-
oners expiated their crimes on the scafold at
ore O'Clock YESTERDAY.
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aARGE AGAINST A POLICEMkN--Oheer y
Boyle, Of the city police, vas arraigned be
fore ESQ. Horne yesterday, on the charge of
obtaining possession Of a negro under false
and frausulent pretenees. In the absence Of
important testimony, the examination was con-
timed until Tnesdar. he oh inst.
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pHoFEssgoNAL.-Dr. v. /. hahey' q lAn7
eitv. viii leave for the interior Of Georgia 10
asv. and win be abssnt about two weeks.
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BLAME BOOKS
FOR THE COMING YEAR
IN or slacE ne merchant mesaauic aai trader win
] dnd 4 dnc assortnent %
Lcfrers. Journals. Day Books-
Cash H1eks BIltters. Record EooEsA
-Hlauk Note Bcdks. ChecE Books
Drar ard Bill % LadinG BOOKS.
HtI af Exchsn-c He0ts
Steamboat Lef-srs- JouFusls aad Cash Boors--
Receiving books, Discharging Books etclt
-AL4O-
r A t1ree assortment % Stationery.
~zIetfer. Cap. and BID Paper.
Bin Head Paper, Note Paper.
WN. r. STRANGE &Co..
d. Uniar OIL R
Cocoa MattingsI
81 MATING,
81 DO. DO
- d. DO.
"a da. Do.
- o.. Do.
- COCOA and Sill MATING, new -
Received this day and Cor sale By
n0is heAlhAa4 p va
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On ELIdhV8T
n n -. n. ~ ELELE
Capt w WAY. Caps !. a.. NE-FH
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TUESDAY PACKET FOR WHITE Rr7ER,

THE maEnidcsut and fast slie-Uheei d, -
4 steamer, e. n. RTLAEp. J. B. sheri- L
dan. master, viii commence Ger Coo
trips A. shove. on the drt TUESDAY u September. and
viii leave Memphis ETEHT TUE-DAT during ne eas
son. s~hippera can rely on tiis h1at remaining nthe
TRADE DURING THE E2ASOSr
And giving prumpt attention to lI way ard Dr1a8
business.
FOR freight or passage sGrlv 10
OfNEAL, IA.
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Business AOtitts.

A NO. 1 BoUDOR SEWING MACHINE
iusf received and iOr sale very low at No. 2s Main
ssr7-a 6. 3. LOCKE = CO., Aueu.
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W&nERH.
To Whom it Nav Concern.

TWO STOUT NEGRO MEN, to labor in a Coticr
dsi5-iW MASON & co.
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RECTLAR SATURDAY PACKET.

NJ p r r / a Ii
LEAVING EEHPEls AND NEW ORLEANS
E=sry aterunta sATURDATr at s G-iocE p NJ
TfHE sFiendif PASSENGER racze- IMPa- t.
4 RIAL. EEerz msster. VIII leave Mau- A[
phis for Helena, Nap1iecn. Vicsshurs. Nsw4
Orleans, end al intermediate pliut DARING Tie aullins
season. as f0IJus.
5ATUErATfSs
Octohe~.---...f rs. ana D au1Irys.-s.s-.s. and
November. .....12 end q FrH -arv..-....-.4 and -
December .-.--.--.fe and g March --.--.-.--..-..
Particular attention r+d q paatlion and way busi-
ness. By prompt at-eEtldu t1 fta vfrrs II shippers and
the 'umfort OF pssseurers. the al--rs of The Imperial
hope 70 merit and rece.gs r. I.aHf shore ofparunsgs.
seu27-3ms r. H. SIILLAIs s. co. Areu1s-
tero gwrcne uuaNrlafrer fesn