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Gerfauf BON trauGboren
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SrtegsmtniiterSt Mtpnftgnpre N1erODe beieitigt Elm
9roBeS S1neernlB nno Die Grietung beS Sreiberrn
BON ga9 bur9 ben Sreiberrn BON Sifbner als
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sem etnelI Sertreter ua9 EIpren5 lelben nno 6a3
sipll9en ben beloe1 &Bfen Elm gtnbtrItaubi5 er5ielt
iperpen pirb.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-31


Being holiday market the general bushes,
has been quiet, with but little iuetuation
When the frost was severe the previous weel.
the prices of most articles in feed and perish.
able articles went up, as it was expected the
rivers would be closed, or kept so. Mild weather
since that time has changed tho prospect. Tn
OHIO has Kept open with a full stage OF water
and 1t is expected that boats will run to and
from st. Louis this week, and this has brought
most things down again-Corn, however, keep,
a high price.
APPLES-Ssles yesterday of bbls. choice
Russets at s 509S; q bbls. at SO. We quote in
ferior at S94 prime, s597i New York, IS and
upwards.
CANDLES-We continue TO quote at 25a26c.
CHICKENS AND TURKIES-Chickens have
been in great demand and higher. Choice sold
for s., but we now quote IS. Turkeys are q tride
lower at S259SO. Geese, slOGI2.
CoRNMEAL-In fair demand at SS5 p; fine
Kindred, IS 80.
CRANBERRIEs-In good demand sales Of
3 bblg. at s.
EGGS-Quiet and lower than on last week
We quote 45@50c.
FEED-Has iuctuated with the weather
Corn has gone up to 81 l214gl .. The demand
is very active aud prices firm. Sales yesterday
of rs sacks Ear, at laudius. at 81 l2H; 100 sack.
Shelled, from store, at 81 .. Hay is down to
the old rates, S2292o. Bran is scarce and high
at s2i92S Oats, a steady business doing at coz
CSC. Sales yesterday of 200 sacks at $50.
FLoUR-Unchanged but advancing up the
river. Sales yesterday Of 10 hills. Fletcher'i
best at 50 80; 10 hbls. Hrosdhead al So; 8 bhls
Keoshkemos at 50; IS bhls. Xxx al $40 so; II
bbis. XXX at SlS 30.
FISH-Good demand. No change.
HOMINY-We lower quotations.
LARD-Irregular and lower. Sales OF kegs
prime, at sc.
PRONISIONS-Thers Is still unsteadiness and
irregularity In the market. sales csks, Clear
sides at BIC.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, scarce and very
high. No Sweet Potatoes or Turnips in the
market. Sales Of 50 bbis. Potatoes at 50 so, and
10 bbls at 50 D onions-Sales OF 10 bhls. al
50 80; : bbls at Sc.
nAn-rN-1
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HsImnralsI BaIm0rAIs'i--An our winter
bai,norais We sss selling now at cost
lGLkEER & PRIrZ,
don, 25 Main street
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Dubois a RObertsOR.-we direct attention
10 the card Of MeSsrs. Dubois & Robertson, Cot
ton Factors, "a front street, to be found In
another column. They are prepared 10 make
liberal advances on consignments Of Cot
ton and Produce of any character, and win pay
particular attention 70 the sale OF the same.
Orders for the purchase of supplies, etc, etc,
promptly filed at the lowest market prices.
Prompt attention given TO all c-onsignmentS.
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TELEGRAPHIc.
MI DWIGHT DISPATCHES

WAsHIsoroE, Dec. @.-It Is reported tina
Conn.,. shubrick VIII he President OF the Court
Martial for the trial of Capt. Semmes.
Police Defaufter-Hetehum Sentenced
NEW York, Dec. a0-R- q. Radford, police ad
ministrator, is a d~efaulter for forty thousant
dollars.
Edward B. Retchum has been sentenced t.
the State prison for four years and e half
Expected Insurrection I'm virginia.
WASHINGTON, Dec, W.--A strong military
force has been sent to Alexandria. TO prevent
an outbreak Of the negroes on New Years
day.
a majority ofthe Committee on tina currency
and Banking are known to agree WITH Comp
trolier Clarke, on improving the future inna.
ton OF the currency.
Clement q. Clay.
FORTRESS MONROE, Dec. O.-Mrs. Clement c.
Clay had an interview with her husband To-
day. He and Mr.. Davis are in good health.
Canadian Cabinet Chnnees.
Toronto, c. W., Dec. @.-Hon. Ferguson Blair
succeeds George Brown in the Cabinet.
Arfemss Wsrd and his wife found Dead.
WORCESTER, MASS, Dec. 8O.-Artemus Ward
and his wife were found dead this morning
nom iuhaling coal gas G" Doubtless a Iie9-
Rep
Railroad Completed.
OswEGo. y. Y, Dec. S0.-The oswego and New
York Railroad is completed.
Cholera in Spaiu.
wAsHrseroS, Dec. S.-Tbe Unftel states
Consul at Port Mahon says the cholera has
nearly disappeared from that Province. but the
mortality inSpain is far greater than ever be-
fore known.
Suffering ma the Plains.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. @.-The recent report of suf-
fering on the plains is confirmed. The road is
bloekaded with snow beyond Fort Kearney.
Heavy Exports OF specie.
NEW YORK, Dec. 3O.-The steamers Etna and
America took out two hundred and thirty
thousand dollars in specie. 1t is showing here
and IN Philadelphia and Baltimore.
Washington News.
WAsHINdToS, Dec. S0-Gen. Schoaeld Is In
Paris, and has not one to England as hereto
fore reported.
The Pension Bureau has ordered The reopen
ing of the Office at Richmond.
Death of Henry Winter Davis.
BALTIMORE, Dec. &.-Henry Winter Davis
died OF pneumonia to-day.
Further from Steamer Constitution
NEW YORK, Dee. a.-But fourteen of the crew
of steamer Constitution were saved. Forty
passengers were lost, including j. Fitzgerald.
emily OF the Savannah Herald. The Ccnstf-
tuition was OF one'thousand tons burden. and
valued at one hundred and fifty thousand dol
lars She had on board seven hundred ana
eighty bales OF cotton.
Cincinnati Market.
~CINCISEATI, Dec. 3.-FIour duIl and nm
changed; wheat 81 75s2 90; corn 5SaeOc; oats
80; hogs ls1xe mess pork SO; lard Ise; cotton
4sc; whisky, 32 d.
New York Money Market.
New YORK, Dec. 3.-Money is very abundant
at SIX per cent. Government funds are adyan.
cling.
New York Market.
. NEW YORK, Dec. 3.-Cotton, Sc. Whisky.
81 %. Pork, go. Sterling, ske., Gold, 4Ese.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-31

DEG LEAVE TO INFORM MY FRIENDS
ID and the Public generally, that havo on
hand land constantly receiving one of the
largest stocks of goods in my line ever brought
10 this city, all Purchased for Cash, and am pre-
pared to sell at Lower figures than any house
IN the city. To close cash buyers / can offer Su-
Perlor Inducements Call and examine my
stock and Prices, and become satisfied. My
stock consists, in part, OF the following articles:
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- Fbr Ne70 Orleans, VicksbHTg, Jackson 0ae
Grenada. three times a week, ria Memphis 4
Charleston SRd Mississippi Central Railroad.
~ A0shtsiie, E0ufst71e aud Csncfl1du, daily
2i5 .. m. ria Nashville & Decster Railroad.
re Nrw lorE, Richmond, Baltimore, Boston,
Philadelphia, Washington, and eli EdsieTTs ctftcs,
daily, at 2l5 pm, ria Memphis 4 Charleston
and East Tennessee & Virginia Railroads.
NJ Criro, Chicago, 81 Louis, and Northern
and Western, daily AZ 4pm-, u4d river to Nairo,
"a BicksbUrg, river and way landing, three
times q week.
- Montgomery aud Mobae, and Mobile & Ohio
Railroat, three times a week, at 3i5 pm
Sc Asssisfpp5 & Tennessee BG-drOod, three
times per week, at pm.
So Memphis & OHIO railroad, daily at 23D pm.
~ Lsals Rock 0ad Whte RlDeT, three times a
week, at 4 pm.
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A Grand New Years Lunch az EEnsst L1h-
mans place, No. 80 jefferson street, next eooT
70 the eastwaT OF the EldoradO Billiard saloon
al 10 O'Clock A. Il, tomorrow morning oysters
RsssH, Salads, etc. At 10 O'Clock at night the
SINE thing VIA he repeated. Our friend Leh-
nan is noted for his hne Wines and Liquors,
a9d famous Lunches, and Peter Heyitt for bis
R-easant ways in serving them out 10 their
friends ana ouatumers
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-31


TEESgTERs or CHARlFYs-. incent de Paul,
vino has since received, and so justly deserved,
he tile Of sBenefastor Of Mankind" was the
originator Of that divine and charitable So
~elery-"The Sisters u Charity"-In a small
town Of France. IN the early part u the seven
teenta sSntury. The signal services rendered
bv tbcrs curing the past civil wal, to our sick.
wounded ana dying soldier in camp, in hospi-
"a and on the battle acid. and their unwearied
and constant uiinistrations 20 Tie suffering and
poor 0fsli classes. throughout the land, is the
theme Of praise and commentator on the lips
OF all, no matter Of What religious creed or
Gath. Their god-llke and noble works have
wo1 respect, the most profound. from every
one. In our own city, the results Of their sKer-
tons are 70 be seen on every hand. In the
causes OF education their stand Is pre-eminent
With thesn knosledss, and modesty and refine
Is most gracesnuy blended The young girl.
naera tutelsge OF years under their careful
SUPERVISION. walks forth into the world. With a
mine as pure and free, 3 demeanoc as gentle
and kind. as wtssa Bust these precious charges
we're tendered to their keeping. And how
carefully are the poor little ones. without pa
rents and beref OF homes provided for b Y
these angela on earth. The Asylum under their
charge and guidance, situated near the Catho-
Sic oemstery, on The outskirts Of the city, is the
raozt complete Institution. OF It's 4 in the
state. A large number Of orphans re educa-
ted, clothed and Ted here, the year IN AID out,
finding compensation only IN the good tHeE
have done, and The anticlpa10Us OF a bright
reward hereafter, from Him g who temyereth
the win 70 the shorn lamb and under whose
Assessing eye ssaTy act Of charity and faith is
always recorded Tbssr labors in behalf Of the
GsE are eYer attended vita the most cheerful
results Take 3 look in a. our City Hospital
ana you viii md everything well arranged,
clean and neat, aud bearing the impress, most
pumistakably, Of Tie goodness Of their hearts
anu the greatness OF thelF works. The patients,
one ant all express the mcst sincere sstisfac-
lion a. ths.r treatment, and pray, as all good
people do, thar the society which has rendered
90 much good 70 Us sta all mankind, may be
like the feundatioB stone OF a. b~lsssing-Truth
and Hla IL ewes beaT The stamp % immOr-
fal1y.
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Time afIIs.

Are confined, as We have said before, strictly
to suck parties as give TO the Banks the advan-
tage Of their depostss. ~Sagagsrs, or those who
are not positively customers, certainly get the
" cold shoulder &" to applications for accommo-
dation. Rates rule the same As in yesterdays
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

FiaEoe1 FtsassS5-Any one wishing 70 buy
. me instrument 70 iAst for ever ard a day a.
se. ought 70 select one Of Shoemaker q Co.'S,
fsr sale by IL Bernard, 30 AGin street There
ne utano made. either ia this country or in
zurooe. which can equal these in purity q
toae power, brilliancy. touch and hnish. a
nsuan.se Of eve gaars given With every nstru'
.ent Old Piaaos taken IN exchange. Fol
se.cr,uuy We lists Of plices and styles, call on q
ssarsr II. BERNARD, go Main street.
msp a Aehh'
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80 Great European Circus. This popular
Company has been drawing large aaoienoes
daring the past week, AID viii remain mere a
few days longer, TO enable those who have ho'
bad a. opportunity Of visiting them 10 90 So
The BedoEin Arabs are very wonderful per
formers IN their way, and Dan Rices tnek
mules and horses are saPsEior 70 any we have
gen In Memphis. The performance, a II
sitegeiber is Of a superior order, SID EeB
groarnR Of q visit.
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FINANCIAL.


exchange.
We noticed a considerable degree Of activity
in Exchange yesterday. The Banks bought
readily all that was offered at the rates quoted
heretofore, and customers we're plenty, making
trade in Exchange assume q more lively APP
psarance than within the past several days.
New York sight was freely taken at discount,
and we heard OF one transaction at =. Bank
ems selling rates were = premium. New Or
leans Sight nominal, y discount buying, and
selling at pan,
OF these, no Banker takes any, unless they
are known or presumed 10 be unexceptionable,
but such as meet with the approval OF discrim-
mating Cashier find ready sale. The rates, we
may safely say, have not been changed since
our last quotation, and no first class Banker,
We presume, pretends TO discount such paper
as we shall specify, al more than our published
quotations: Prime Flve-days' 4 discount; Ten
days. discount; ~Fifteen-dsys' 9 discount;
and Thirty-days' IA.
Loans.
Are confined, as We have said before, strictly
to sucE parties as give TO the Banks the advan-
tage Of their depostss. ~Sagagsrs, or those who
are not positively customers, certainly get the
" cold shoulder 4" to applications for aocommo-
dalton. Rates rule the same As in yesterdays
issue.
City scrip.
Several transactions are reported, but no
marked Improvement In the price Is noticed
indeed we hear Of one sale by a Banker at IS
cents, which Is two cents under the quoted
rates We also hear Of a sale Of 49, 200 az 90 tents
and therefore quote rates same AS before-S5
buying, and 70 selling.
Seven ThIrttes.
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C MATTERS.

TIE CONCERT FOR THE BENEFIT OF CAPERs
C~HAPEL.-This concert has been postponed TO
Wednesday night next, owing 70 the sickness
"a the family Of C. P. WiRkler.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-31

MORE ELEcTIo& R~ErCRNS-The excitement
in the county over the election st1l continues
In the sixteenth Cvn District Mr.. Walker re-
ce.ved six votes; Mr.. Cameron, Nj. Beaumont
..-n AL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-31

A Positive FacL--Wool shawls Of all kinds
can be bought AT Iglauer & Pritz's, No. 25 Main
street, al what hey cost IN New York. ldeB 81
Cfty Laundry, Recently established. ONCE
at No. 20 Jefferson street, Erescotts Coal OIL and
SOAP Emporium.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-31

RBoogDER's COURT DURING THE WEE
Nlnety-twO eases were tried by Recorder
Creighton during the past week, and the sum
OF i've hundred dOIlsrs collerted Tor haes and
costs assessed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-31

Blank BOOEks.-Ala large assortment for sal
cheap by Young & Brothers, 24s Main street.
de3l p
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BOOKS q STATIONERY.
|GIFTSl GIFTS!! GIFTSHl
Gifts for Christmas 6 New Year.
ECO. pATTIsoN & co.,


So North Court Street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-31

COUNTY C0URr.-The quarterly session OF this
Court VIII be held tomorrow at Raleigh, Judge
Leonard presiding. Ii is expected that all
magistrates OF this county viii be present
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-31

"EvIL COMMUNICATIONS CORRUPT
Coon MANNERs.f'-The Rev. VIM. Jay,
of Bath, England, was once preaching
from this text, and he oddly, yet forcibly,
illustrated it by telling a tale of two par
rots. Two friendly neighbors bought
each of these birds; that of Mrs. A.
was one of grave department, and had
been taught to speak a good many godty
words; but that of Mrs. B. was an i'm
pious fellow, whose language abounded
in bad words. She felt quite shocked at
the irreverent talk of her parrot, and
prevailed on Mrs. A. to allow the grave
parrot to pay a visit TO the swearer,
in hope of reclaiming the rogue by good
example. The two birds stayed together
for abou. a month, and a great reforma-
ton was expected in theswearing parrot,
from listening to his more decent neigh
Dor. But imagine the CONSERVATION of
good Mrs. A., ON the return of her more
grave and decorous bird, TO hear him
swearing like a trooper! The fact was
that, instead of teaching, he had been
learning; and from that sad day his lam
guage was as bad as that of his seape-
grace associate. So true is it, that " evil
communications corrupt good manners"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-31

Drake a Co.. ~ Main street, will commence
tomorrow, January LIST, selling over Coats and
Business suits at greatly reduced prices. Gail
in. Gents. and see for Yourselves. de3l y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-31

phhs ana charleston hAtAroso
Nouee te PasseRgers.-By applying for tickets
at No. B Court street yon will avoid the crowd
al the Depot Ticket Office, aud have less trouble
in getting 70 the cars Through tickets for sale
&c all principal cities. omnibus Office at the
salne Place. JULIUS HAYDEN,
de16-lm Passenger Agent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-31

Kline and Generous PusIici--1fyou wani
dry goods for charity or your own use, we VII
sell The remaining stock OF winter goods a.
that they cost IGLAUER 5 PRrTZ,
de2, A 25 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-31

POLICE MArrERs.-Elghteen cases were mum
bered on the police docket yesterday morning
aud fines and costs amounting to eighty dol
lars collected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-31

How TO CLEAN RIBBONs.-A lady
sends us the following receipt for clean
ing ribbons, which she wishes published
for the benefit of those of her sex who
wish to try a successful experiment, as
she has done. In these hard times all
economical hints are acceptable: Wet
the ribbon in alcohol and fasten the end
of it to something firm hold the other
end in your hand, keepingthe ribbon out
straight and smooth; rub it with a piece
of CASTLE soap until it looks decidedly
soapy; then rub hard with a sponge, or,
if much soiled, with the back of a knife,
keeping the ribbon dripping wet with al
cohOl. When you have exhausted your
patience and thinkit must beclean, rinse
thoroughlyin alcohol, fold between cloths
and iron with n hot iron. Don't wiring
the ribbon; if you do it viii get cieases
in it that %youeannot getout. -ErchGnge.
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WeHtEtf nHu Btttness.
The weather yesterday was beautiful and
mild. business on the levee was brisk.
The river still continues to rise rapidly.
Since our last report the following have
hnan ma
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COlnmbiaa Gin,

A Grand Lunch, 9Th Turtle Soup, VIII be
Served By vetter Dreissigacker, At the Monroe
Exchange, No. IS Monroe street, at 10 O'Clock
Monday morning, January lst, 1856 Al friendi
Of q good table, an. the best OF Liquors, ar
respectfully invite. 70 attend.
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At Young A Brothers you can find IN
largest and best ASSORTMENT Of Blank Work fl
~ -. An "
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City scrip.

Several transactions are reported, but No
marked improvement in the price Is noticed
indeed we hear Of one sale by a Banke at s.
cents, which is two cents under the quoted
rates. We also hear OF a sale Of s.. 20 a. 60 cents
and therefore quote rates same as before-S
buying, and 70 selling.
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REGULAR ARKANSAS RIVER PACKET
For Pine Blun and Little Rock.
CELESTE.-.-....-- ..............P Titchard. master
This fast and commodiOus steam ~
er will leave as above o n ZE
MONDAY, the LIST Jan., at SIP. m.
For freight or passage apply on BOARD or to
JAMES T. BOURNE & co, agents.,
dec29-It No. Y jefferson street.
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MISSISSIPPI COTTON FARM

For sale or Lease.
TN Tunica county, containing 81 .,cr.~
i miles from the Ferry Landing onso
Helena 6o Acres Of cleared land, al ~ sSsas
q entirely above oysr1eEl Soil nexha,-s1ese
produces ne sno anallto two bales Or 49,
Zoo ~ 1i ih a sossS ~. Negro cHhns sla6ls-
Eor sermz apply 70 the .<nt N
Hs;sask "a Ia HoRNoEs Assas.