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EcncrnI MnrIrnf-

We have absolutely nothing of interest in
this department During the week the whole
sale business has been especially quiet, and
prices have been little checkered with change.
Apples-the stock is large, and prices have
been weak and Irregular. Yesterday there was
a slight Improvement in the demand. Sales OF
le barrels at s. so
Rope and BaggfBg-In good demand and
higher. saless bales India at Z4c Il coils,
Machine Rope, atB5zc.
Bu7er.-without any clmnge since last week.
The demand yesterday was a little more active.
Caoldles-Lower, at &s2c.
Cheese.-Without any change during the
week.
ChiekeHs.-We lower quotations. to s597 50,
Demand not brisk.
CJrnmo0I-Scarce, unchanged and firm.
Ftou.-Not a single change to report.
Dried FT7at-In better demand and higher.
Apples l29l5o Peaches, halves, l5aISe.
Ldrd-searce and higher; kegs, 59S5Le.
Ols-Coal is slower, s0gs5c.
PnOUis0ns-A fall in the market at Cincinnati
for clearing out stock previous towfnfer Him
has lowered the rates OF some articles. We now
quote Clearsides, 2jz926c- sales have been
made at &c. shoulders, 2ia2c. Mess Pork, at
inside figure, Sa New Hams; very scarce, and
as high as before when a~ttainable sales OF 8
casks OF Shoulders at &c, and Q casks Clesrsides
at &c.
Tobaoeo.-A good demand and a fair amount
Of business done. Quotations unchanged.
Wheat-No increase IN imports-rates steady
and unchanged.
RrouR.-Sales OF Is barrels q s. 50.
Posatoes-Ars expected to advance, We stII
suots at s 90
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Books NEW AND UsEFUL-The
library Of the APPEAL having been
destroyed and lost, the labor Of renewing
it is very great, but il is necessary. We
shall be compelled 10 place ourselves
iHpossession Of books OF general reference
and viii select the latest and best. We
viii renew. from time 10 time these new
books az we gather them in, so thar
iudici0us gatherings Of valuable literature
may have the benefit of our labor.
Eight years in Congress, from eighteen
hundred and ffy-seven TO eighteen
hundred and sixty-fve, by Samuel 5.
Cox, published by Appleton & Co, New
York. This volume covers the leading
features Of the Federal Congress during
the most interesting and critealperiOi OF
the history Of the Republic. Bleloek L
Go. have te book.
Only a Cod," and "Sir Joseph Ten
ant, " two novels, by MissM. Z. Braddon.
These novels are published from advance
sheets, by Dick & Fitzgerald, Of Phila-
delphia. The typography Is highly
creditahle 10 the good taste and enter
prise Of the publishers, and the stories
arc fully equal in interest to the very
best productions Of Our fair author
Blelock & Co. have these and sl other
new novels on their counters.
The tenth and Twelfth Books Of the
Institutes Of Quintilian, - by D. Appleton
d Co. This is a most interesting and
valuable book for scholars. BlelOck 4
Co. have this valuable book.
BlelOck & Co. have Cooley for Deem
Der. A very fine numbe; Of this nvorite
magazine.
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THE LATE SHOOTING AFFRAY-Jobn
c. Creighton appeared before Justice
Miller, yesterday, at two O'Clock, to
answer the charges preferred against
him, but owing to the absence of wit
nesses for the prosecution, the ease was
continued over until half-past four
O'Clock; during the interim, however,
witnesses were summoned before the
grand jury, then sitting, and a bill Of
murder in the first degree returned
against the accused, who was granted an
examination at eight o'clock, which was
also continued over until Monday morn
ing at nine O'Clock, by consent Of Judge
the most important witnesses
being absent. II Is proper TO state here,
in justice 10 Mr.. Creighton, that upon
hearing Of the death Of Mr.. Mccormack,
he Immediately delivered himself up to
the authorities. He is now in custody Of
the sheriff, in accordance with the bill
returned by the court.
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MATTERS.
OFFICE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL,

UFFIJE WEHFH. Dh4LI AIILALL
November IL, 1856.
Currency Is accommodating rapidly, and tx
change is very scarce. We quote buying HSk
per cent. discount, selling, par.
Gold weakened. Early In the morning yes
terday. sSc was offered, but late in the day &c
for small, and s7He for round lots, ruled at the
counters, and It was purchased OF the streets,
at lower rates. for quite small lots.
We hear Of no important transactions in I'm
current Money,
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SHAMErUL-There are but few Of our
citizens, perhaps, who have not observed
from time 70 time on ourstreets, araggedr
deiected-looking female, evidently suffer
ing under some mental aflicti0n, nno
constantly, night and day, wandering
here and there through the city, in
most forloru and wretched condition
followed by a troupe Of ragged urchins
annoying her by throwing stones, vulyai
and ob.c-ne remarks, and in other mis-
chievous ways, conceivable only by
young rascals. II is a shame upon oul
authorities that this helpless female
should be allowed thus 20 run at large
and become an eyo-sore to our citizens
and q disgrace 20 "a city.
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a HARD CHARACTER Yesterday,
detective officers, Morrison and Winters,
arrested a VIGOROUSLY bad character,
known asJ.Price, hailing from ST. Louis,
where he has recently been confined in
jail on the charge Of theft. On his way
down, he made several s~unsuccessful
attempts at robbery, stealing a watch
from one gentleman, and a passage
ticket from another, the latter Of whom
gave him a sound thrashing, and recov-
cred his stolen property. He is well
known to the police authorities in this
city and St Louis, and Will, no doubt.
have his Just deserts meted out 20 him.
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RECORDERS CoURT.-The docket OF
this court, for the week past, exhibits a
most refreshing laxity Of crime, and ndi-
Gates an orderly and quiet condition Of
affairs in the city. Eighty cases includes
the number up for trial, from which five
hundred and sixty dollars We're collected,
and added to the city treasury. The
business transacted in the court yester-
day "a slight, drunkenness and INSIDE
meanors making up the majority OF the
cases tried.
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CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN Con-
vENTIoN.-TIis Convention met yester-
day, pursuant to adjournment, and spent
an hour OF more in religious exercises,
and discussing matters pertaining to the
general welfare Of the Church. The gen.
tlemen appointed a committee to draft
resolutions for thai body, reported pro-
gress, and asked for further time, which
was granted. ThereUpon the Conven-
ton adjourned, to meet again at the same
place on Monday mornipga al nine o'clock.
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Du.D.-Mr. VIM. Mccormack, whom
we mentioned in our last issue a. being
shot BY John c. Creighton, died at his
residence at nine O'Clock esterday morn
ing, from the effects Of the wound re
eeived. It is to be regretted that thi'
affair terminated so sadly, as Mr.. MeCor-
mack was well known and respected
and an efficient and vigilantoflcer while
acting as such. We understand his re-
mains viii be inferred in the Catholic
burying-ground this afternoon, between
Nv and three o'clock.
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BENEFIT OF WOUNDED ANDTSDTGENT
CONFEDERATE SOLDIERS.-On Monday
evening, al G~reenlaw's Opera House, Mr..
ALI. Burnett, the lecturer and comic
character d%elneator, viii give a benefit
for wounded and INDECENT Confederate
soldiers, under the auspices Of the Mem
phis Library Association. We know our
citizens viii afford this laudalSe and hu-
manepurpose a support worthy Of them
and the object 10 be benefited.
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AAAANNEAA
For the week ending Nov. II. as eopled from In,
books Of n Merchants Exchange. were as fol
lows:
Ale and beer, 59f pkgs. H~ollowware. i5eo pes.
Agr. implements, s34. Horses, l8f.
Alcohol, I Dbl. Iron. f7g bdIs-
Apples, LIS bbls- Lard, % kzsIs fes4 bbis
Bacon, 20 cks, ? tres, &Leather, 8bxs. fg bdIq.
hhds- Lime. 1915 bbIs.
Baggfng, lis pes. Liquors, I8s pkgs.
BOOKS, Il bXs. Lumber W,GM IL.
Boots and shoes, Il cA. Malt, ISL sacks.
Bran, 40l scks. Molaseg. 3 Les . nils
buItef, - kegs Nails, 80 kegs.
Cotton, l,S2 bales. Oats. $50 scks
Candy, is bxs. OH. y bbIs-
CattIe, - head. onions - seeks, % bbis.
1hsesei 90 bxs. Paper, % bdls.
COnee, 81 SKIS. Pork, a bblg.
chlekens, y eoopa- Potatoes,gl q bbls, lf5si1s
cornl l,45sacks Powder Okegs.
gofnmeal, 81 bbls. Rope, 700 coils. =
lotion yarn, 10 bales. salt. rs bbIg
Irugs, - pkgs. sewing Machines. 2.
Iry goods, III g. snuff, Is bNs.
Eggs, 4 bbis, Il bxs. soap. l54 bys
Fish, % pkgs. Starch. % bNs
Flour. ass bbis, 50scks. Stoves, rs.
Furniture, 1852 pkgs. Sugar. 2hhdg 22bbIs.
Glass. ij hX. Tobacco. q MIA ~ bxs
Glassware, 10 pkgs. - pkges.
Groceries ~ kgs. Vegetables, % pkgA
Gunuies, bale. Vehicles. IS
Hardware, - pkgs. Wheat, So bblg-
Hats = hXs. Whisky, l6i bbl4.
nay, 65 bales. Wine Dbl, q boxes,
Hides, ~. baskets.
Hogs, 900.
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DEPDoRABLE ACCTDENT.-Ne are IN
formed that Mr.. Thomas Winston, of
Lagrange, Tenn, was instantly killed on
Saturday, the fourth instant by being
thrown from his horse, while returning
from a party given at the residence Of
Mr.. Fletcher Lane, in the vicinity oftlat
place. The deceased was ayoung man
highly esteemed for the many noble and
generous qualities which adorned his
character.
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DIFFICULTY AT THE NORTH MARKET.
Last evening, a short while before dusk,
an alteration ensued between VIM. Por-
ter, a butcher, and ex-Alderman p ?.
Higgins, in which the latter had his
head very severely Gu and bruised by a
eleaver in the hands Of Porter, who was,
believe, Immediately arrested The
origin of tbe difficulty j. not known.
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COD0J.tnel.shiD
CARLETON & FoUTE.
Commission Merchants & General
Commercial Agents,
NO. I2 JEFFERSON STREET.

Titus Butlding) MEMPHIS, TENN.
REFERENCES: Duncan, Sherman & Co, Bank
ers, New York; ]. B. Kirkland, Hill & Co,
Bankers. New York: Hon. b. A. Risley, Treas.
Dept, Washington; Third National Hank, st.
Louis, No, Hon. Thomas II. Teatran, Cncin-
natl, Ohio; MeFsrrsn 4 3snnsfss, Louisville,
KENTUCKY, HoYe Im
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u Our city housekeepers are probably notall
aware that there is a Steam Laundry In full ope-
ration in Memphis. Wagons viii be sent to
residences for " Washing, and returned in good
order, thus saving all the trouble and v~exation
Of having It done at home or sending 1t out 70
irresponsible washerwomen The office Of the
Laundry is forty Jefferson stroet-Prescott's
lamp and OIL store.
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THANKs-Sam. Jones, Esq, President
of the Memphis and Ohio Railroad, viii
please accept our thanks for late papers.
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Ra- The Mobile TINES yer. M.dicts the
reports that the negroes tlmandedit the
State we're arming and p~repAereP TO en-
force their dream Of division of their
former masters property on the first of
january next, and says after investiga-
ton, no foundation is found forsueh state
mont.
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Female Complaints

Which are so common in the Mississippi Valley.
Il is confidently recommended in Painful,
or Irregular M~enstruation, LeuchOr-
rhOBa or Whites, ChlOrosis or Green sickness
PrOlapsus or Falling OF the Womb, liberation
and Debility Of the Womb, Hysteria or Hys-
terics, Melancholy, Swimming and Giddiness Of
the Head, PalpitatiOn of the Heart, Headache,
Pains in the side, Back and Loins, Diseased
Kidneys and Bladder, and all diseases peculiar
10 Females
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"a Our young friend E a. Spottswood, for
merry Of the house ofSpeed, Donoho & Strange.
is now with Messrs. Nixon &CO., three hundred
and thirty-two Main street, where he would be
happy to see his friends and acquaintance.
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NURSERY.
1S6o- 1865.
FRUIT TREES.
KOen Dc BIedsOe,
-PROPRIErORs OF rHE
SHELBY
LOCATED AT
COllIeryIIle. sheIhV Csuntr Tom

pner for sale a choice selection OF Fruit Trees.
o. varieties best adapted to the climate Of the
southern ana western States, at the following
,ARptes-An Immense stock, embracing all the
choice southern winter apples. sceutse8rh s1
per luyi ~ per ~, our selection $50 per 1850.
our selection Ieura-Over 1000 standard and
uNerii pretty trees and best varieties. - cents
eaeni - per lOJ, our selection. Feachcs-Lght
sluck but choice trees, 81 cents each. Fifuls-y
eshls each. ,Cher1e1-O cents each ApFioots-
% cents each. Curuants-2j cents each. Gaose-
0aTtes-3 cts. each. RdsYbcrrfes-G cts. each.
GTdpes-0 cts. each LHtgt0n Blrckbe~rcg-5
cents each. Wilson'S ADquv Cfy,fgrbsr-e-51
cents per dozen.
Al these rates, Il mist Dc Cash TO us az the
Nursery, or responsible city acceptance.
For further particulars, address at Collier
VILE Tenn, or kOEN a BI4EDSOE.
Commission Merchants.
nov5 Al ai Front street, Memphis, Tenn.
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n Aswiu be seen by this mornings APPEAL
ChEs. Fl. Mead was honorsbly acquitted Of the
charges preferred against him. This verdict
was anticipated by his many friends, for he Is
too well known IN Memphis for such. q charge
70 stand against hin for one moment.
THOSE WHO KNOW HIM.
MEMPHIS, NOV. 18th, 1855.
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A beautiful and highly concentrated Medi-
cinal Compound, extracted from Roots and
herbs Indigenous 10 a Southern soil, and pre-
pared for all those
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CLEBURSE S~ALooN.-Our old friend, George
Dagg, has opened out this Saloon at number
eight Adams street, one OF the best in the city
and 20 which he invites his friends and the
public. An excellent stock Of liquors kept on
hand, and on Monday, viii set a fine possum
lunch.
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THE WANTS y MAN-Ifyou want your par
Tor brilliantly lighted mp, buy a coal oil lamp
and pure coal oil. Cali at Prescott's Lamp and
on Store, forty jefferson street.
nyou van you hall or dining room nlumi-
mated. Prescott can furnish you with suitable
lamps.
Ifyourk kitchen needs replenishing with TIN
ware ofany kind, Prescott can supply you.
nyou want a lanthorn TO guide your foot
steps" at night, (gas-light having nearly
played OUT, forty jefferson street is the place to
get one.
Ifyou want good lamp chimneys, Prescott
has them. as they are sole agentsfor Dithridge's
Xxx Flint Glass Chimney, tho best made in
America.
II merchants receive orders from their coun-
try friends for coal oil and lamps, lamp chin
neys, thnware aud soap, Chard or soft Prescott
can MI them satisfactorily.
To Re CONTINUED.
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RIVER MATTERS.



Everything appeared lively on the Leveeyes
terday. Boats loading and unloading, drayi
hauling freight hither and thither, and every
thing indicating a general rush of business
The weather continues pleasant and fine.
The river opposite this point Is gradually I'D
vancing.
During the past twenty-four hours the follow
ing have been the
Arrivals.
Steamer Lady Gay, from St Louis.
W. Il. Arthur, FROM st. Louis.
Die Vernon, from Little Rock.
Belle 81. Louis. from ST. Louis.
Miami, rom Little Rock.
sto- Departures
= s"N Lady Gay, for New Orleans.
: e w. R. Arthur, for 81 Louis.
hl+ BELLE ST. Louis, for ST. Louis.
no. Darling, for Cincinnati.
Boats I'm Pert.
Mamora. DieNernon, Rose HambletOn,
Miami, Caroline, Ella,
Sallie List.
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LATE PAPERs.-We are under obligations 20
the agent Of the Atlantic and Mississippi Steam
shin company, for late papers.
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49, Genuine Texas and Mexican Trees and
Saddles can be had at Moores, Smith a Cos, Se2
Main Street, Provine Block, sign of the Golden
Stfrup. nov webs Esuds-
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HC Ladies', go 70 Mohatts new variety store
You can get suited in any kind Of trimmings,
either in chenille or cords az three hundred
and forty-scven Main street, south OF Union.
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rs India Rubber, Gin and Mil Bands, al
ways on hand, by the Role OF Single Band, al
Moores, Smith q Co.'S, S2 Main Street, Provine
Block. Sign Of the Golden Stirup.
nov5weds.& suds.
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AZ To our friends and acquaintance we
would say, il you want cheap ladies cloaks, call
on Herzag & Bros, three hundred and sixteen
and a half Main street.
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u ShOemakers and Tanner are invited To
call on Moores, Smith & Co., S2 Main Stree.
and examine their splendid assortment Of Oils,
Tools, Findings, American, French and Ger
man Calfand Kip skins, Hemlock and Oak Sole
Leather, etc. nov.5weds. &sunds.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.-First Cumber-
land Presbyterian Church, morning, Rev. Nil
ton Bird, Il. d. Night, Rev. S. G. Burney, D.. D.
Second Presbyterian Church, morning, Rev.
5. G. Burney, D. D. Night, Rev. G. II. Bell.
Wesley Chapel, morning, Rev. Z. b. Chrisman.
Night. Rev. W. NJ. Ewing.
Asbery Chapel, morning, Rev. B.. G. McLes-
key.-Night, Rev. J. L. Robinson.
Chelsea Presbyterian Church, morning, Rev.
J.. L. Cooper.
Capers' Chapel, morning, Rev. W. NJ. Ewing.
First Baptist Church, morning, Rev. {. Il.
Bell.
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LADTEs-Go to the great closing out sale at
r. }. Dalton & Co.'S. Dry Goods selling without
regard to cost.
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DIVINE SERvICE.-Divine services viii
be held this morning, at the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church, on Court street,
Rev. c. A. Davis officiating.
PERsoNAL-EX-GOverno Clark, of
Mississippi, and Hon. A. Il. Garland, Of
Arkansas, are in the city, and stopping at
the GayosO House.
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70 Ladies' Fnrs. Capes, Vi~ctorines, Berthas
Ialmas, cuEs and Mum OF every shape and
tyle' at the Memphis Hat ~Companys.
noYu Nv
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n1- Dress goods, such as empress cloths, pop
Illus, meriRos and d~elaines, are offered very low
ON Herzag a Bros, three hundred!and sixteen
and a half Main street.
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NEW ORLEANS PAPERs.-Adams Expression
pany bring-us New Orleans papers Of Monday
afternoon.
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MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAmROAD.-We
have the pleasure Of stating that this
road is now in running order as far as
Stanton. The energy displayed by the
managers Of this road is most praise
worthy.
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Ne We call attention to the card OF DIT. G. $.
Lloyd, in another column. The Doctor has.ln
successful operation the Mereuyidl and Sulphur
BUhs, so highly recommended by French,
English and American surgeons, in the treat
ment Of skin diseases, rheumatism, etc, etc.
Office No. two hundred and ninety-six Second
street.
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NASHVILLE PAPERs.-Ws are indebted to S.
r. Jones for Nashville papers OF Friday.
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D-Gents' beaver, otter, and silk plush hats
and caps just received at Wheaton's. noy7-lw
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MACK BEOTHERs & ~BOHsL-This ~enteHRrisinF
firm has now in store a large assortment o.
Dry Goods, Boots and Shoes, Notions, and
Gents Furnishing Goods, which they offer 10
the public at the very lowest prices, at number
two hundred and stxty-one Main street, oppo-
site Court square. Our ladies would do we'll 70
COLL upon this firm aud examine their goods.
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EF Ladies' Furs Of every style, shape and
quality al The Memphis Hat Company's, to be
sold very low. noyu lw
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ladies oyster saloon.
4. II. FFdnhcJGnd,
GENERAL AUCTION & COMMISSION
No. 81 Second street, Jefferson Block,
MEMPHIS, TENN.

GONSIGNMENTS OF merchandise solicited.
- Ample storage room for all classes OF mer-
chandise. Fine accommodation for commercial
travellers, with stocks for sale. All business at
tended to with dispatch.
on consignment for tobbing purposes Cloth
ing, Dry Goods, Boots, shoes, Hats, shirts, No
tons, Drawers, Hosiery, Handkerchief, Cut
lery, Embroideries, SuSpenders, Glassware,
Wines, Liquors, Tobacco, Segars-
Wholesale dealers and retailers would 40 well
to call. A. E FRANkLAND,
nov5-im 23i Second Street.
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MANAGER THoMPsoS's BEsEF1r To-oMRnow
NIGHr.-Manager Thompson, unaer whose
auspices the drama IN this city has been 30
thoroughly regenerated, takes a beneht to-
morrow night, and we hope the citizens OF
Memphis viii show, by their presence at the
Theater on that evening, their appreciation OF
our worthy managers dramatic Judgment and
ability. The Webb sisters have kindly volun-
teered. and viii appear in the elegant melrc'
drama Of 4 Husband Of an Hour, and ipf III
s~ids-spntting farce Of The I01TT Actreas!in
which last piece, the inlmitable and popular
McWnde appears. We predict for Mr. Thomp-
son a splendid ovation, and the presence Of an
elite and discriminating audience.
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M Hand book OF the Steam Engine, by John
Baume, published by D.. Appleton & Co, New
cork. This IS a most interesting book, enter
tanning 70 the general reader, and invaluable
TO the machInist. No engineer should be with
out this valuable book OF practical knowledge
Blelock & Go. have Il.
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G.-2-M-AIeans that II you want Fin
Cloth Coaksa at Ave dollars go to the great clo-
sing-out sale at r. J. Dalton & Co.'S, forty-six
North Court street
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r. Ladies, the number Of j.. G. Mofatt's New
Variety Store is three undred and forty-seven
Main street, south Of Union.
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SPLENDID NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Of one o.
the best dry good stores in the city for sale, in
Guiding an unexpired lease and license, and
stock if requested, by addressing Immediately
box number five hundred and sixty, Memphis
Tam
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-12

NEWS DEPor-Oure clever and attentive young
friend Ed. Worsham has our thanks for the
latest Northern and Eastern Daiiies. Ed, keeps
an ex celient stock OF news, periodical and ma
gazine literature constantly on hand. Call on
him, al Main street, near corner Of Jefferson,
and procure your SnndaY reading.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-12

re- Ladies, call and see the display Of Furs at
the Memphis Hat Company's. novl lw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-12
KICK BRO.


Ten acres OF ground, beautifully located, one
half mile from the crossing OF Vance street,
and the Memphis and Charleston railroad, a
part OF the Graham tract. A long lease and
good terms to a good tenant. Apply to
BEN SiAY,
nov9 ST. No. Jefferson street.