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EULOGY Oh MR.. BROWNING, IN THE
SENATE.

Mr.. PRKsIDEET: On taking nv seat in the Senate
At its special session in July last my first active par
Geipsuon ite business the occasion OF Do
ceediugs Commemorative OF TIE death OF the Hon.
Ssepeen A. Douglas, my immediate predecessor; and
now, Sir, at the cOnmenecu ent OF this my second
scs i0n, 1t becomes my melancholy duty 10 bear a
part III the ceremonies IL honor OF another who had
been longer citizen Of the State Of II nois whose
memory not less dear 10 the hearts of her PEOPLE,
and whose trsgical aud uDtusey death has shroudeG
tbe State in mourning. The llon. Edward ID. Baker
was, and bad ever been, my personsl and political
friend; ard from eail,st manhood the rekiiion be-
tween us had been Of tie closest ana most eonhdeD-
tlal character that fneBdstip allows; d there are
but few whose death wo4ld have leit large a void
h my affections Souetliog MY juuiof in years, b.
was my senior in tie profession 10 which we DO b
belonged, and commencing our professional career IN
The same State, sDd very ar the same tine, travel.
9ng much upon the sau circuit, and belonging 10
the same political party friendship grew up which
was cemented ana strengthened by lime, snd con-
snued from our first acquaintance aaid the collie
nous OF the bar aud The riyares OF politics, without
ever having sustained q shock or AZ interruption
even for moment; and owe TO the memories Of
she pas. and 70 the relations which su6sst.d between
q wnile he lived, 10 Oier IoOr tribute to bis
worth, now tbat be IL dead. Few men who have
Esen 70 POSITIONS OF great osinotou and usefulness
aud len The impress Of their hyes upon theis oouI
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IHO5. o. BARNWELL.
capt. Y Reg;. 5. g. MALTA
II. MCKEE lst Lieut..
- Qa0t I a. Nalifis

This having been written the spot the eccentric
spelling Of the gallant Captain may have been 10.
tended to indicate the peculiar malice with which
the invading yandals are regarded by the defenders
Of the soil and as for the Lieutenant it would have
been a great piece of presumption in him to show
less spirit or more knowledge than his Captain.
However, these officers behaved conreously enough
to our party, listened to the circular and proclama-
ton, which were read 10 them by DR.. Bacon, but de-
clined to take the copy offered. Some conversation
followed concerning the fight. They spoke Of the
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In the recent appoinmen, Of now Street Com.

in tie recent appointment, Of new Street Com
missioner, il is said TINT Mayor Wood who went Out
of town TO enable Aid Genet 10 effect the change,
on condition that his brother Henry Wood, Judge
Abraham ID. Russell, and Ben Faircbiid should be
appointed to sinecures, came back 10 find himseli
outwitted. He bad connved at the appointment Of
the new Commissioner, elected Genet over HoAie'
aud the Tamusny Judges into the bargain, but when
be went for bis reward the obligations were cooly
repudiated and to add deeper poienaney to his
grief Genet, instead Of working for his election as
Mayor did his utmost for Mr. Gunther. The fraud
NOON Judges Woodruff and Hoffman has thus borne
btter fruit.
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ODSnne ERace.

CARE RACE, Wednesday, Dec. II, 1861.
The steamship Bohemian, from Portland, on Sat-
urday, passed here at $3.50 Tuesday night ten miles
distant, too far TO be boarded.
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DESTRUCTION OF CROPS BY REBELS.
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HOW TIE REBELS KNEW WE WERE COMING.
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EXPERIENCES WITH A FRIGHTENED MINISTER,
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Their Happiness at Our Coming
Interesting Prayer Meetings BY the
Contrabands.
OF OTTER IA,

Beaufort Undoubtedly Occupied by Our Forces
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From Our Special Correspondent.

IRON Ouf SEcCal NorftsIohothI
PoRT ROYAL, s. c., Dec. 8, 1861.
The contradiction in my last letter Of the report
that dispatch from JEFF. Davis announcing the des-
tnation Of the eet had been found in the fort after
its capture was made on the authority of two naval
officers, high in command, and Brigadier-Genenl.
Each of them said that he knew of such dispatch,
and was positive that if it lad been discovered ne
must baye been aware of it. Nevertheless there
was dispatcb, though not from JEFF. Davis, but
from the acting Secretary Of War, embodied in let
ter or special order to the Colonel commanding at
Fort Walker, which wac found in the fort, and Of
which the following is copy. think it has not yet
been pinted:
"HxApoukRTERs PROVINCIAL FoRczs, /
Third Military Diytric Department Of South Carolina
Col N. C HEiwAKD commanding 9th Regimsht, 5 ".
Fcrt Walker: ,
"sm: an directed by Gen. Drsyton to ncose Won the
following telegram received from the Secretary Of War and
forwS d a 20 ten. Ripley:
Just received Information which consider entirely 10
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Interview with a Rebel Flag of Truce.
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FAILURE OF GEN. SHERMipS PROCLAMATION
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THE TRIALS OF A FLAG OF TRUCE.
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Severe Storm and Bitter Experience.
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THE OCCUPATION or BRADDOCK'S POINT.
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A HITCH TN THE NEW EXPEDITION.
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VERY IMPORTANT FROM PORT ROYAL.

tERl lMPURlAll fROA PORf kUlAl,
HOW TIE REBELS KNEW WE WERE COMING.
THE TRIALS OF A FLAG OF TRUCE.
EXPERIENCES WITH A FRIGHTENED MINISTER,
Interview with a Recel Flag Of Truce.
FAILURE OF GEN. sHERMipS PROCLAMATION
Severe Storm and a Bitter Experience.
A HITCH In THE NEW EXPEDITION.
a DIVISION IN TIE COUNCILS.
THE OCCUPATION OF BRADD0CK'S POINT.
THE C0NTRADANDS PUT AT WORK.
Their Happiness at Our Coming.
Interesting Prayer Meetings BY the
Contrabands.
OCCUPATION OF OTTER land.
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A DIVISION IN TIE COUNCILS.
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TIE CONTRABANDS PUT AT WORK.
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=
ii nal Government in North America would lie ut
terly aauiNlaed TO be followed by the confusion Of
anarchy, and the confusion Of anarchy TO lie sue
ce-Ged by the Opprtssion and atrocities Of despotsm
lie believed Tat whatever the horrors and desola-
lions OF civil wer might be, they would sl be far
less in magnitude and duration than tie pl4g cues aud
Cd antilles which would inevitably follow upon sub
nj zion Gnd separation. Win these views both Just
and patriotic, be recognized il as bic duty 10 give lie
services 10 LIS country, Whenever and In hgtever
capac they could be Of most value and importance,
and with as much Of self ablegatiOn as The frail-
ties Of humanity would allow, lie took bis place
Ia tie sCrried ranks OF war; and in The
strict and discreet discharge Of his duty, soldier
fighting for his country III holy cause, he iell.
aud il is, hlr. Pre,deni, to me hls friend, source
Of peculiar qualification 10 know that the history Of
the disastrous day which terminated bis brilliant
career when il shall have been tru,hfuly written,
VIII 10 his full snd sufficient ,iudicanoD from any
charre OF terneri'v or re klessuess re- arCing the
hives Of those iulrusted to lis care. He brave,
ardent and impetuOns, and "when wars stern
strength was on lis soui, he no doubt felt that
one crowded Lour Of glorious HE was worth an
aye without a name" 1 have said be was ambI-
tiCus but there never ambition with less Of the
tsint ard drOss OF selfshness. He was incapable of
mean aud unmanly envy, aud was ever quick to
perceive and ready to acknowledge the merit Of a
rival and would sife his own desifes aud postpone
bis own aogr.ndizement for tue advancement Of Il
friend Nobly generous, he could and did make
sacfItcee OF DOtn pecnhIdiy hLu PoHtcaI "a
yantages to bis friendships, which with him were
real sincere, and lasting lie never sought 10 drag
others Gown from moral social, professional or po-
liticul emnence, that he might rice upon the ruin.
Brave and selfreant, but neither rash pIesump-
uous, be could avenge or forgive an injury with q
grace AID prompitude which did equal honor 10 bis
bodDess of spirit an kindUess Of heart. Under in
suit ndigniiy be was fierce and defiant, and could
teach enemy alike 10 fear aud respect bin, and ia
collisions of LIES battle he may have given something
OF the impression ofharshness oftemper but the DO
mestc circle and AMID the social ttrong be geo.
le and conhoing in his affections ~ woman, and as
tender and trusful as a child. Dir. Browning then
referred 10 the fact that Senator Baker was also
poe and spoke under high poetic inspiration aud If
the many brilliant efusons which he mad darhed of
could be collected they would form no mean addi-
lion to the poetic literature OF country. Yet lie
was not aware that any Of hese productions ever
passed beyond limited circle of Iieuds. He then
cloei as follows: Bnthi clear and manly voice shall
be beard in these halls no more. Never again sbHll
these crowded galleries hang breathefs on biz words
never again tue thropging multitude who gathered
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-22
SPECIAL NOTICES.
EE CNREI

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Emissions, Impotency, Loss of Power, Pains in the
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by the use Of this Cure all improper discharges are re-
moved, the weakened organs Of generation are speedily
cured, and full vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage, should reflect
that . sound mind ami body are necessary to promote
eonnu6ial happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure tie pooF, debiitated, worn down
snG d~sspairinG aevotes Of sensual pleasure, viii ind re-
lief.
It safe and pleasant IL taste, but immediate In its
action; containing no mineral poison, bu; is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in the form OF 6 delicious
syrup.
Price So ps7 b2ttle, or three bottles for s5, and for
warded by express to all parts Of the world.
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER g. MERWIN, ProprIetou.
Sole Proprietors, 70 Jefferson street, near post Office,
general dealers in all popular family medicines, Mem
phis. Tenn.
EF-Soid in Memphis By ali responsible druggists.
mr26-dtwawIy
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DE. - EE. .HcEeRg's Volcanic
E$ssj2IseElA,
The e External IN sh% WorJa
Man or Ranaf

Thousands Of human beings have been saved n ne. -
Liniment Il will relieve pan almost instaptsneo-sI.
snd il will cleanse, purify and heal the foulest sors z,
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ism, Gout or Neuralgia. For Paralysis, Contracte5
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Scaids, or any pai'sY = is an ~infali5le remedy. Trv II
and you viii find Il an Indispensable rsmsdT- Keen h
Always on hand.
Planters, farmers, Or any one having charge Of horses
viii save money by using MoLean's Volcanic Oil Liui-
ment. It is a speedy and infaiible cure for Calls
Sprains- Chafes, Swelling, Ltlneuess, Sweeney Sores
Wouuds, Scratches, or sHy external disease. Try il
md sou viii be convinced.
Oh JH hcLEAN, Sole Propristor.
ST Louis, Misso1ri
For sale m Memphis by s. MANSFIELD = 90
also By G. W. & co. and WARD K McCIF1-
LAND.
Also, by POTFER & AERWTN, IS Jssfersoz street
nsar the Post ONCE, general dealers in All popular famIIg
medicines. iz2ada~ia
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Is,E,-uIears rI.urfed.

A~CARp-Havng received authority from Columbus
70 organize q company Of volunteers to join 4 regiment
already in service al that post, and whose term Of ser
vice viii expire in Jnne next, l will be pleased to enlist
all able-bodied men, between the ages OF l5 and 10, who
desire 10 serve their country faithfully and unmurmur-
ingly. To al such, l will furnish an improved musket,
uniform and sabsist them till mustered into service.
Squads Of i've or more mea from the country will, upon
making application to me at this Office, receive imme-
diate transportation TO this city. Apply to Capt. Z. NJ
Reading, box lbs, p~ostoffce, or at the recruiting office.
No. 6 adams street, near Front Row. dl42w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-22

Dr. .gcZeGss's U5siUersa9 PiTEsg
FOR LIVER COMPLAINT.

BilIOusueSs, Headache, Etc.
Taere hiss never been a cathartic medicine oss-.d q,
.he public that has given such entire satisf.ctio, y,
NcLeau's Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable. they ere perfectly ippoea,,
and can be tlSen by the most tender infant. vet Dron,1t
aud powerful in removing all bilious secretion. aci5 -
impure fetid matter from the stomach. In fact. the
are the oaiy Pills tbst should De used in malsrious as.
tricts.
They produces no gflP17g sickness OF pain in he stor-.
aCh or boTe s. thong n very active and searcAing in tbsf-
operation promoting healthy s~aerstions OF the liver ana
kidneys. VINO wit suder from Biiousness. Hes5..be
tainedi Keep them constantly on hand; : si1~le 49,
taken IN season, may prevent hours. days and moutbe -
sickness. Ask fer Dr.. J. II. McLeana Ua:vsrgaI pass
Take no other. Being coated, they are tastslsss' P-;cc
only p cents per boz, and can Be sent BY mail 70 an
pare OF the United States. @S
J. II MCLEAN, Sole prooriato-
Corner Third and Pine streets, st. Louis al,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-22

MEMPHIS SOUTHERN STEAMBOATMEN's As
socIATIoN.-All members in the city are request
ed to attend the funeral of J. H. HARRIS, a mem
her of this association, from the residence of his
mother. on Elliott street, three doors from the
corner of DeSoto, at 10 o'clock, 4. NJ, this day,
Sunday December %.
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Relief % Ia, sick mud wounded.
OFFICE OF PICKETT, woRMELEr & CO
HH.ssUrU- ~. M 1891

DIR. FESNER, Surgeon of the Overton Hospital:
DEAR SIR: 1t gives me great pleasure to be
enabled to enclose to your address a check to
the amount of two hundred and seven dollars
and twenty-five cents, as part ofthe net proceeds
of the amateur concert given at the New Mem
phis Theater on the 18th instant, to be appropri-
ated for the benefit of the sick and wounded
soldiers under your charge.
Respectfully, yours,
+. KATZESBACH.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-22

GENERAL HosPTrAL.-Dr. in Keller, sur
reou of thdgeDeral hospital, desires through our
columns to return the thanks Of the inmates OF
the bospital to Prof. K~atzenbach and to the am
ateurs and as sstants in the recent concert Tor a
doaation of two hundred and Afty dollars re-
eeived at his hands yesterday which vas Ten-
dered extremely acceptable by the necessities and
wants of the institution.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-22

EXCELsIOR-Those who love a good meal,
well cooked and cleverly served, with agreeable
condiments and appetising accessories, should
visit Henghold's Excelsior Restaurant, south
side of Court Square. He has secured the ser
vices of Mr.. Cooper, q first class cook from New
Orleans, and win serve an unexceptiOnable array
of nalatable dishes at all times.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-22

SALE OF WORsHAM House FURNITURE
We will m the sale of the Worsham
House furniture on the Doth instead of the 3lst
of December, and continue from day to day
until it is all disposed of.
deI5td RAMBAUT & Cox.
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ATTENTION ALI those who have enrolled
their names as members of my company, are
ordered to meet at the fair grounds, on Monday
morning, December ODD, at 10 o'clock. Be
p~unctual in attendance, as the company is about
to leave for the scene of action at Bowling Green,
XIV. Immediately. c. MCDONALD, Captain.
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THFMLToN BRowN.-We learn that the steam
er Milton Brown, Pr. Schelieker, commander, is
expecting orders for the conveyance of troops.
To what precise point we are not, Of course, per-
mitted to state. The hour OF her departure, We
are advised, will be regulated by orders from
headquarters, Of which notice viii, If possible, be
.rsx-au
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CURIsT,!se DoxGs-FOr a supply of the
dsHcacies and good things fitted for the season.
call st Rocoo's confectionery, corner OF Second
and Madison streets. All kinds Of candy, cakes,
f7,;ts and other Christmas fMns will be
found at his confectionery.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-22

THE WEArHER-Last Thursday was with
ne a fine, clear, pleasant day, the warmest and
most 40 rees,ble Of all the fine weather we had
aa-lv IN The week. In New Orleans On that day
Il raiued from az early hour in the morning until
Il a-.an5uT-
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SHAsIEFUL-As a lady was driving in a buggy
a, tie foot Of Poplar street, on her way to Mound
CITY ferry, last evening, some rude boys gOt on
behind she compelled them to leave, when one
If them threw a bIickbat, which struck her in the
face. covering her and her babe she had on her
knee with blood. We regret to say that the
-- E.,7 .zaa unT
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ATTENTION, GARDE FRANeAIsE.-Let every
member of the company appear at their drill
room, No. 3 Shelby street, over Franks restau-
rant, this evening at 3 o'clock, as business ofim-
portsnce will be transacted.
By order of LAMBERT MAY.
A. BERNARD, Orderly.
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may be attained, and retained, how readily ex-
pressed in decirnals, like our own currency, and
now certainly and promptly thu value of any
quantity, at any price, may be computed on the
French system, cannot fail to appear, even in
the faint sketch of this most perfect of existing
svo.aros cyiven ahOvp
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II We direct attention to the advertisement
of L. c. Kirk * Co., in another column. They
have a large assortment Of gift books Of every
description on hand, just the kind fer Christmas
presents. Pay them a call, at No. 2ii Nam
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-22

II Speaking Of southern manufactures the Tonnes
see Baptist, of Nashville, remarks:
Messrs. Clark, Gregory d Co.,
or our city, are manufacturing valuable family medi.
clnes that will, so fast as known, take the place of all
the pills, pain killers and Il. R. Relief medicines now
sold by millions in the South. Ambrosial Oil is truly
an invaluable medicine for bruises. cuts, burns, cholics,
aux, ~toothache. sick headache, etc. Their painless liv-
or pills and ague pills no family should be without
DIPTHEIA-This horrible and dangerous disease
may be easily arrested if taken in time, and the patient
kept warn by repeated bathing with Ambrosial Oil
rargle the throat often with the oil slightly diluted with
water and bind on a flannel cloth, saturated with the
oil on going to bed. We are confident we overcsme
several cases 10 our family with the oil alone and d.. t.
NJ Clark's painless pils.-lTennsssee Baptist, Nash.
vile, Tennessee.
Sold at the manufactures price by S. Mansfield &
Co, Memphis, wholesale agents for Southwest, and by
all Memphis druggists. no22-dawlm
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FOREIGN MAL.-The third special messenger
carrying the Southwest Express Company's mail, for
all paris of the world, will leave New Orleans on Janu-
airy first Letters can be handed in at the Southern Ex-
press office in this city until the 26th Of December.
! NCKEEVER President
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ACCIDENTAL SHoOTNG.-As a negro YVES
cs-elessIy handling a pistol on fernando street,
Yesterday afternoon, it went of and the bullet
glanced near the hip OF a negro girl standing
near. infieting an unimPortant wound.
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CHRISTMAS BEEF.-Many ofOur readers saw
the splendid cattle the butchers paraded on En-
day, with flag and music. Som of that splinded
beef will be for sale at the stall of Mr.. H. Seesel,
stall No. IL, Chelsea market, for Christmas con,
sumption. st
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-22

PRoyosT M~ARsHAL.-Capt Jno. Saffarans
has been appointed Provost Marshal His duty Is
connected with the subject Of officers absent
from tbe army on furlough.
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RECoPyEz's CoURT.-At this court yester-
.dav there were eighteen cases, three persons paid
EOS in fines. zine were sent to the chaingangi
Nsix were discharged Five of the accused
-omeD-
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MoRTUARY.-We are indebted to Dr.. III. +.
Peyton, the health officer, for the following NOR
tuary report for the week ending at II NJ. Burn
. consumption, ]; dropsy, ?; drowned, l. dys-
EMERY, i; gunshot, 1; measles, j no report i
pneumonia, ?; premature bhth, ]; paralysis, i
+vnbo;J fever. 8; scartstiua, i. Total 10. Re
cani,ulsaon-adults, 10; children 9-males ID;
esmales G--citizens, IA; strangers, 5-whiles, Ito;
blacks. 3. Total, 70.
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IMPORTANT SALE-There will be sold at the
Sbsnfs Office, corner of Courts and Third streets
on tomorrow at 10 o'clock, a large lot Of house
hold goods of every variety.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-22

CRIMINAL COURT.-Tbe criminal court will
convene again on Monday, Tomorrow, } Judge
Swayne presiding. All of the business OF the
term not disposed of viii be finished on that day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-22

CHAMBER OF COBDIERCE.-The regular meet
ing of this association viii be held in their hail.
at half-past three o'clock tomorrow afternoon
Members will please be in attendance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-12-22

CHELSEA MARKET.-This market, which has
been closed for sometime, will be T~eOpened to-
morrow morning at 1 o'clock.
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SHORTEST DAY.-Yesterday was the shortest
day of the year; from this time we shall have
an increased duration of sunlight from day to