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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-20


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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1865-01-20

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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

So For Ne1g Orleans, TEcksburg, Jackson dne
Grenada, three times a week, ria memphis q
Charleston and Mississippi Central Railroad
re- NashtfQ Z, Lolfialhe and Ctne1Hlduts .daliy
2.l5 q. m ssa Nashville & Decater Railroad.
So Aeae YORK, RichHs0ad, BALTIMORE boS.oN
Rhladelphfd. Washington, and al klSie7n c4tNA'
daily. al 2i5 I'm, IVA Memphis a Charleston
and East Tennessee a Virginia haliroads
~ Or-o. Chicago. 81 LOuis, and Northern
and Western. daily at fp.m.- rtd river 10 CAIRO
NJ VfcksbUrg, river and way landings three
- yoad Mo6He, and Mobile Ohio
RaIr0al three times a week. at BIB pm.
So MssLNsigBi d TeAaeSSee kda1OGdi three
times per week. at 5 pm.
aS- McHBhl 4 Ohi0 RnfrCdd, daily, at239 pm.
So Lifqe R0tk and Hhae Rfuer, three times a
weak- Al 1 nm.
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General Market.

General M8Fket-
The heavy rains and streets axle deep in mud,
greatly restricted business The continuance
Of mild weather has lowered the views that be-
gan TO be entertained during the recent frost,
and Feed, and desirable articles show no change
In price since last week. Eggs have not gone
up as was expected, and ffty cents Is the ruling
rate for good. But little business could be done
on the landing, and a sale or two OF Corn there
is all we have 10 record.
CoRN.-Sales OF $50 sacks, IN the landing, at
81 Is.
FLoUR-steady demand without change +;
sales offs bbIs superane at s. 50; As barrels at
IS.
RUTTER-5 packages choice roll at Sc
EGGs.-5 bbls good at 45c 2 doz.
MESS PORK-sales or 10 casks, new, at So so.
CHICKENS-Good fat and tull grown in de-
mand at higher prices. sales Of 3 coops at So
q doz.
oNIoNS-scarcer and higher; sales Al Ss9
$50.
APPLES.-A large quantity of small ami I'M
sound in stock at from SOS; Prime s69ss; New
York 81 and upwards.
WHIsKY-Quiet; sales ofIO barrels common
Of - o.
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COMMERCIAL.


We have not one feature OF interest 10 report.
II was the day after the holiday, and there wa'
little disposition TO do business; the day was
wet, stormy and unfavorable, and there has moi
been aword OF new in of the New York mar
ket since Saturday. Under these circumstance
very little was done. Scarcely any holders had
sold a bale What was sold was generally In
roundi lots. There was some odd bales disposed
Of, but not many Sales were fully up TO satur-
days quotations, or rather over, and we repeat
them, but in the absence OF New YerlC news
they may be regarded as nominal. Among the
Cotton sold was : bales at ssc, 50 at Sec, IL at 40c,
and % at 4lc, Low Middling i64 at f2e, 10 at zSc,
and Us at 44e, Middling; ll6 at 44c, Strict Mid
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

pa. Collectors Of customs and other
revenue officers having in many instances
surrendered property seized for the vio-
Iation of the revenue laws, upon pay
ment TO them 0f the amount Of the ap-
praised value the Secretary OF \ Treas
ilrv has issued q circular notifying them
that such action Is illegal, and that the
fact ofthe seizure and amount of apprisal,
must In all eases be reported TO the Sec
retary, and be BY him approved, before
action Is taken. After the approval OF
the proceeding by the Secretary, the
property NAV be delivered to the owners.
upon payment of the appraised value.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

B6r 1t is believed at the Freedmen's
Bureau at Washington that at least two
hundred thousand freedmen in the
Southern States will be dependent upon
the Bureau for subsistence during the
present winter.
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c MATTERS.

PUBLIC NETTING AT THE COURT House
GREENLAw BDoCK-Ar SEVEN \ A Hall
o'cLoCK.-We call the attention OF the people
20 the fact that a most important public meet
ing is 10 take place tonight at the Court House
Greenlaw Block, for the purpose OF canvassing
the merits Of the gentlemen who offer them,
selves as candidates for the Legislature, and &c
transact suca other business as may IegIn-
matsly come before the meeting. Let there be
q full turn out Of the Conservative masses Of
shelby county, for the occasion viii be an in.
ieresting one. Hon. James r Hood, OF Chat
tanOoga, Hon. A. H. Douglas, Charles s. Came
ron, T. NJ. Teynaity, Gen. Wallace and other
distinguished gentlemen VIII address the meet
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

PLEASANT NEWS @ PRUssIAN-
AMERICAN CITIZENs.-A Prussian semi
official journal states that the minister Of
War and o. the interior have leagued in
/ struetiOns 20 the ioeal authorities OF the
, Hhenish provinces, dated the twelfth Of
August by which the principal IS estaO-
nsleG that not only the rights but the
duties OF frussian subjects cease with
their unauthorized absence from the
country for at least ten wears. and that
among those duties the Performance of
military service is included, Ifthis state
ment Is correct, Though Il seems strange
that il should only be published now
/ and II the rule extends not only 10 the
Rhenish provinces but 10 the whole
monarchy, everything is granted which
the United States have always claimed
for tbeir adopted citizens Ct Herman
! descent but which the Prnssian Govern
! ment has hitherto constantly refused 10
I aecede I'd. IsmnOsawarc whether She de-
cision now arrived at BY Prussia is due to
the aetion of the American Government,
or whether it was thought advisable to
anticipate such action by q timely sur
render Of the disputed principle; but, al
all events, it viii be highly satisfactory
to a numerous class Of American cllzens'
Berlin Cor. ~ Y. Herald,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

IA A dispatch 10 the Cincinnati ca
sette, from Washington, says that there
is reason to believe that several Mexican
privateers, carrying formidable arma-
ments, viii shortly sail from certain ports
on the Atlantic and Pacific coasts 10 prey
on French commerce.
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Between Main and Second.

A RE OFFERING large number Of Elegant
~ Gift Books, bound in various styles. They
have
Tennysou's Poems, Cloth, Extra Illustrated
Tennyson's Idyis OF the King, Cloth, Extra II
Illustrated
Tennyson's Poems Of Imagination and Fancy,
Cloth, Extra illustrated;
Gems from T~ennyson, Antique & Cloth, Extra
illustrated;
Golden Leaves. from British Poets, Antique,
illustrated:
Golden Leaves, from American Poets, Antique,
Illustrated:
Christian Ballads, Antique, Illustrated;
Companion Poets, Cloth, Extra illustrated;
Reveries OF q Bachelor, TX. Marvel, Cloth, Ex-
ira Illustrated.
Gray's Eegy, Antique and Cloth, Extra Illus
Irated;
The Rhyme OF tie Ancient Mariner, Cloth, Elk
ira illustrated
The Eve Of 81. Agnes, Cloth, Extra Illustrated
The Deserted Village,
The Pleasures Of Hope
Gertrude OF Wyoming,
Songs OF the Affections, Mrs. Hemaus, Antique,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

COUNT ~CoURE-The guar terry session o. this
Court will be held at Raleigh, 10 commence the
INST Monday in January mex Judge Leonard
presiding. All the vacancies existing on the
Magistrates bench having been filed by APP
poiutment ofGOy. BrowRlow, a full and prompt
attendance is expected and desired, as matters
Of the greate-t Interest 70 the county VIII re-
quire their denberation aud action.
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arteEaus ward

ArteEaus Observation-Disclosures the in
ciemency Of the weather and the fact that tn.
great showman was a maa short and had 4
work the moon himself, the fine audience a
Greenlaw Hall was most delectably amused
and somewhat instructed by the quaint ac
counts given by Artemus Ward OF his journey
ings among the mountains and the MOmons
We can really recommend this exhibition 10 on
readers rs very entertaining. The lecturer Il
an old snhie.t and bis Enblecis are odd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

THE NEXT P-REsBYTERIAN GENERAL AsIEM.
BLy.-Memphis has been unanimously chosen
by the Presbyterian General Assembly just ad-
tourned, as the next place for cOnvening that
body.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

Bar The correspondence placing the
State Government Of South Carolina in
civil hands is precisely similar to that
in regard to Alabama, already published
in the APPEAL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

RECORDERS COUKT.-Thirty arrests were
made by the police force during the past three
days-an average Of ten arrests each day-and
nnes and costs amounting to one hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE dollars collected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

.pG- The House has passed, by a two
thirds vote, a Constitutional amendment
to be submitted to The Legislatures, for
bidding forever the assumption Of the
| Confederate debt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

E| When the Presidents Message,
~inclosing the report Of Gem Grant on the
condition Of the Southern States, was
read in the Senate on Tuesday, Mr.. sum-
ner became toweringly indignant, and
declared it paralleled only lay Pierce's
message ON Kansas.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

New MusIe.-We have received from Blelocl
Co.. At the hands OF Henry Farmer, Wear
ing OF the Grey" ater the style OF - Wearing
OF he Green" and "The Patriot Mother,
translated from the French by Col. Alciabe D,
Blanc. By C. N. Wieklife. They are from this
well Sn5Wn hons Of Blackmar & Bro, OF New
Orleans which is a sufficient guarantee Of theil
worth throughout the south.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

RoBBEKY-On sunday morning, about two
O'Clock, the store OF Mr.. William. Feathersione
ON the corner Of Hin and Mosby streets, wa,
entered by thieves and robbed oftwo boxes o.
tobacco, several shirts and a small amount Of
money. The noise awaked the proprietor, and
he Immediately started in pursuit ofthe thieves
but was unable % overtake them.
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TELEGRAPHrU.


ID'A ASnAkAL 8o1tUa
LOUISVILLE Dee. A~-A Pfttsbura special saw
that MIN hundred thirfy-nve thousand bushel
Of coal started for New Orleans on the late rise
Clreusasfea OF National banks.
NEW YORK, Dec IA Washington specia
says that the circulation of the National Rank,
was increased upEard OF Softy-nse million
dollars last week Total circulation about two
hundred and nfty-four million.
1t Is rumored thai Secretary Harlan, OF ths
Interior Department, win soon resign and be
succeeded by Alexander Randall
Redemption Of Treasury Notes.
W~AsHIseTos, Dec. @--The Treasury Depart
ment redeemed two hundred and aftv-e,Sht
thousand certificates OF Indebtedness, and
nearly four million dollars o. interest bearing
notes.
The commissioner Of Internal Revenue has
decided that twenty-five cents Il the highest
rate OF duty on warehouse receipts, whatever
the value OF property. m .E
.9 sa Fenianfsn.
NEW YORK, December Nil Is rumored that
the Senatorial deputation OF Fenians have de-
termined on a Canadian war Immediately.
Important dispatches, contents unknown, were
received from Head Center stephens
The French troops left Monterey about the
first OF November, reaching saltiIlo on the
sixth. Officers stated that they were going to
San Luis Potosi.
The zs1b'sess Constantinople lestsr says that
there are eleven thousand dead az Aieppo Of
cholera The cholera has again broken out ct
Cozstantinople and most Of the Turkish cities
Locusts are 50 abundant in Syria thai famins
Is apprehended. Wheat has already doubled
in price.
Gen. Grant TO 70 TO the Rio Grande.
CIrcIsSArI, Dec. IS The safe of the Treasury
Of Pulaski county, hid, was robbed Of eight
thousand dollars
A Washington special says 1t is stated quite
positively that Gen. Grant Will sail imme-
diately after the holidays, in tn. flag ship Of
the Gulf Squadron, for the Rio Grande.
Commodore Winslow has sailed on the Cham
pion, ria New Orleans.
II is the general opinion that the vacant
Judgeship in the Supreme Court belongs to the
South and win not be filed FOR some time.
Old army officers who have served on the
plains are asking the Government for employ
ment in Utah.
Destructive Fire,
~sHAFER's, Pa, Dec. 3-The Ocean Hotel aud
the entire west side of the town was DESTROYED
by fire.
FenIan Affairs.
NEW YORK, Dec. GA letter from James
Stephens denounces O'MahOney asa drag chain
and stumbling block.
A compromise among the Fenians is going
on, and the rank and file begin to favor the 10
tirement Of bOtn o'Mahoney aud the Senate.
Christmas. etc.
LOUISVILLE, Dec. 3-Chrismas was enthusi
astically celebrated at all points vet heard from.
News scarce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

Masonic CEREMoNfEs-The officers elect OF
Angeroni, South Memphis and Leila Scott
Lodges VIII be Installed, publicly, with the Ger
emonies Of the order, this evening, at the Ma,
sonic Hal, corner OF Second and Madison
streets
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

ARRESTED on CHARGE or MURDEE-Joh
Ryan was yesterday arrested by officer shelby,
charged with the murder Of Nj. Foley, on
South street a few nights since. Prom a par
tiai investigation made by Attorney General
Wallace yesterday, it is believed that the real
criminali Is still at large. Ryan Is stin, however,
retained in custody, 10 undergo amore thor
ough examination to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

NOT KILLED-We erred in stsfing, yester-
day, that the negroes shot In Chelsea, on Mon
day las, were killed the wounds are, how
ever, Of a rather serious nature. John Hoyle.
a mere lad, was arrested by the squaa sent by
MAJ. Raeyes, and will have an examination al
The Freecmen's Iourt. this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

The Keans-Quite a large audience. the
uapropiuous state OF the weather considered,
was in attendance M the Theater last night, 20
witness the rendition or Macbeth" by the
Eeauz Tonight they appear in Hamlet" on
which oecasion II Is expected that all patrons
Of she legitimate drama win show by their
presence. q proper and just appreciation Of the
artists nov having possession ofihe boards Of
The New Memphis Theater. Secure yoar seais
laHF-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

bT~ Resolutions have been introduced
in the Virginia Legislature looking 10 8
Reunion OF Western Virginia with the
"Old DomimOa,"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

SUDDEN DEATH-Jsmes Welsh, while on his
way TO this city, from sunhower county, Miss,
on the steamer Missouri, was taken witt an
npoplect-e nj. and died almost InstanlIN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

Exchange.

Exchange.
Great activity. Considerable Offering, though
not sufficient TO change the rates OF yesterday,
We therefore quote 4 discount buying, \ pre-
MUM selling. We noticed no transactions il
New Orleans Sight We quote y per cent. buy
ing, and selling at par.
city Scrip.
We hear Of no transactions in City Scrip.
Some considerable inquiry, but no sales. Pre-
vious q~uotauons-s5 buying, and 80 selling.
Stocks.
The only transaction coming to our notice,
was the sales OF two thousand Seven-thirties
at Sc. Little demand or inquiry. We quote
as previously-S buying, and Us selling, with
accrued interest.
Geld and Silver.
We noticed little activity in specie. Gener-
ally speaking, it is dun. Large amounts on
hand, and small demand. We note one trans
action Of thirteen thousand sold at 49,. There
appears 10 be little desire TO invest; hence we
quote Gold weak ct $ huyiDg, and 49, to a.
selling.
Uncurrent Funds.
A general activity characterized she market
this morning. Holders inclined to hold. and
Brokers more willing to invest. We note no
change in quotations.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

Persens DESTROYS OF purchasing or enlnYs
ting on advantageous terms, enc Of the mos
desirable and conplele farms convenient a
Memphis, being about I've miles from TN
Aemphis& Ohio railroad, al Mason Depot, an
referred TO the advertisement Of Dr. A Hunt
~ this paper.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

HTORAGE.--We are prepared TO store
- CotIon, train. Flour. Hay, Sugar and
Molasses, Bagging and Rope, and Produce and
Merchandise generally, at cur Warehouse, JEFF
de23 Nv ARCHER, SHIRLEY 4 CO,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

8eHPhfs and Charleston Railroad
Notice TO PasseRge1.-By applying for tickets
a no. Is Couu street you will avoid the crowd
a. ube Depot Ticket Office, and haze less trouble
Ia getting 70 the can Through u1kets for sale
% al pnEcpas cities. Omnibus Office al the
same place sbhita HAYDEN,
de2s-Im Passenger Agent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

QrTTE BoLn-About noon yesterday, whilst
DR.. Lasd was c0nYering with some friends in
store on Main street, his horse and buggy was
taken by a negro man and family. The bold
manner in which the negro went about assist
ing his wife and children into the vehicle,
threw of all suspicion, and passens-by took IL
for granted that the negro was proprietor Of the
team When the doctor came out Of the store
and made enquiries a. TO his horse and buggy.
lie was informed Of the facts as above stated.
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COLUMBIAN GIN
At NIPGFN q REAKERTs.
AdntinistratO1's Notice.

VtHE undersigned having been appointed ad-
A ministratoro on the estates OF sam. Bolt ana
John Bolt. deceased, by tho County Court OF
shelby, al the December Term. 1855, hereby
gives notice 10 all persons holding claims
asalnst either Of said estates, TO present them 70
ne undersigned for aymen with proper evil
lenee oi the same within the time allowed by
Jaw otherwise they VIII not be paid.
December 10, iSs. DE- iawayTiTs
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$. h. Howes American CfreuS.-TI

=. r. HoWes American Cireus--Thi,
famous company gave their hnt performance
last night The location on the corner OF Sec
ond and Union Is well adapted TO such a pur-
pose, the ground being quite dry. Dan Rio'
and his strained animals" were on hand, snC
gave great satisfaction 10 the numerous
audience. We understand there will be two
narfnruances today 81 . and o.lock P. \.
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Columbian Gin.

L. Rocco, Cor. Madison and Second.-Sig.
Rocco has an unlimited stock OF Christmas
goods. He has good wines and Liquors Hehas
fancy and staple groceries He has pickles He
has fruits. Sig. Rocco has indeed everything
needed 10 garnish a holiday table.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

IA The indianapolis Fenians have
pronounced against O'Mahoney.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

TIE FAIR TO-EIGHT-The fair for the beneht
Of disabled Confederate soldien tonight
promises 10 be a brilliant success
A gentleman cannot use his superhuous tim,
or his superhuous money to better advantage
than by bestOwing them on the laudable oh
sect 70 which the fair Is devoted. OF course ",
cennOt begin even to specify the many attrac
tive objects 70 be found there, to say nothing
OF the presiding dlvinities, and tn,
thrOng Of fair and beautiful visitor
but we would assert that a visit to the Cumber
land Presbyterian Church tonight viii hIrnisl
all the desidersta that q man can set his hear
upon. Go 10 the Fair, and contribute you
mite.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27
TELEURANs -Telegrams remaining
CITY ITEMS.

Thsnks.-Blelock 4 Co. have our thanks for
full files Of late Northern and Eastern dates
EmmOns a SSn.-This enterFrising news
hrm have again laid us under obligations for
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

500 ReWard.-rhe attention Of our police
men is called 10 the advertisement OF DIR. r. l.
Laski in another column. who had his horse
and buoy stolen yesterday.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
N~On-Freezing Pumps.


on the Chaneery side Of the Common Law and
Chan sery Court 81 the citg q. hsmnbik Tenn
WillieLa loQleFel Anhef NcGee.
II appearing from aLndavit In this cause, that
the defendant Abner Mc9ee, Sc a non-resideni
OF Inc OF tennessee, 1t Is therefore order
al Thai he make his appearance herein al the
CouTf House, in the city Of Memphis Tepnes-
See. within the nrst three Gays Of the EeEt term
Jsv III Nav. ISs. and plead answer or dsmur 10
complaiuants bill, or the same VIII be taken foT
confessed as to him, and setfor nearing eLp05fei
ana fhsf a copy on this order be Published once
4 week. for . . successive weeks, In the Men,
phis APPEAL
A Cnpy-Attest:
4UGUSTON ASTON, clerk and master.
Postou. Humes & ScOJL solk for complainant
laol-Ia WAMlLE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

PtanOs!-Piano al redueed rates From nov
tin the first Of January, F. K~atzenbach, 81
Main street, proposes to sell his magnificent
stock Of Pianos at less than regular New York
retail rates, besides saving 70 the purchaser
amount Of freight and cost Of stOol and cover.
dec92-lW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

BG- Gen. Grant IS said TO oppose the
retention IN service Of the officers OF the
Invalid Caips, for the reason that the
country demands that our officers should
be enicienf ahle-hndied men.
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POcket Diaries for Ise6
Prepare ror the HoIidays.

Just RECEIVED, alarge and splendid as
- sortment OF Pocket Diaries for ls5, when
we offer to the TRADE al prices which DEFY
degim c F. CHAMBERLIN s co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-27

SpeehCs Confectionery and oyster Sa-
loon. on Madison street, is one OF the best es-
tablshments of the kind in the South. The
display Of fine co~nfecuonaries, tastefuly put
up for Christmas gifts, is the largest we remem-
Der seeing In this city. Christmas trees viii
groan under the loads OF sweets made by
specht, but our little ones viii shout their glad
ness, and the groans viii be turned into mods OF
pleasure. Visit Spechts by al means His
Oyster saloon Is conducted in excellent style.
Attentive and obliging walters, excellent cook
ing, clean and tidy table furniture, all go To-
ward meeting the wants Of the patrons OF such
establishments. specht knows this, and is
liberal enough 10 act upon 1t; hence his great