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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08

!, r.,.iyct o?con>i3crab!c Importance is oe~
;r~ ac;;atyd in tl:ia city and at Washington
\ nuu:!cr Of gentlemen are trying to get an
exclusive charter to construct ! line Of teic'
cramh fro.n Charleston via tho Georgia and
F}oii ,la coast to Havana. Two routes arc
unt:cr discussion, ore by the way of Key
West across the straits of Cuba, and the 9TH
e. bv tie wav Of Na:~:au and the Bahamas
il Is NEED that TIC latter, though the lon
-cst. ;S the safest rSntc, ea the cable can be
a,l ;;.a>: cI The "a in shallow water and up
,,n > smooth bed. The American parties 70
Inc enterprise have been somewhat nonptuSeo
* the APPEARANCE bere of Spanlard, WHO
.as procured exclusive rights in the matter
from the Cuban Government. lie Will maze
70 he bought of, or the two projects will be
ama}ra,nq!cd. II the plan is carried out, it is
rrnn"<cd to extend the line to Jamaica and San
Domingo, and to the city Of Mexico by the
way of Yucatan, TINS bringing the West In
dies and .!cxico in immediate communication
with New York, by tie time the Atlantic tel
c1ranh and the telegraph between EUROPE
tie ;,l>t lnIc$ and Australia are completed.
It is not improbable ;;tat a morning Courier
Of the year 1915 will contain simultaneous
Iiy1atchcs from Paris, Pekin, Mclbourne, Rio
,E@aciro Fruzyr'S River and the City OF MeX4r
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08

Amongst the c":ion< Old institutions stiH
cztant in :hc city Of Fl'rcnco Ntaly) is 3
hof,c Of refuge for cats. Itis I cioistcr: site
atcd O.? tie side Of iHc church of San Lorenzo
Y hen y:,n wish to get ri,! of one Of those
a,tvrcs ing qn:dr n::, Is. instead Of killing st
ven Sc"ait to ;h:;t e>tabii~hrent., U" the
the o;h@r hand, v hen you want feline COM
rani9n, you Have cnIy to 90 there to find 4
complete assortment Of tao3its, tort0lsesheIls,
bIa> ks, wiiteS escyS and every ether color
usual 10 t;.s race ni cats.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08
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my return. Two n'''es iurtAcr on came 70
stream memorable to rHe' since !: "as 'nero
: that experienced my first danger by h0o0'
Twas returning from Wedding more Una"
twenty years ago, Cthe wedding OF an elaeF
! brother, and the first wedding IN the tamliy)
on dark December morning, in buggy
with areIat!vc, who was driving, as Ves
nothing ola Jchn myself It had raIned all
night and part Of the day before and the bold
stream vas tarbid and swollen. My reiat'Ve'
who was by no means rash, IN general HeSi-
tatel about driving into the sursing waters
but his brother (wh0 was my uncle) rsde ever
On horseback before us to test the depth Oh
the w"tor,a"d a: ne rode over without seeming
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over safely. We had not reached the middle
Of the stream before We found ourselves float
ing down the ti*c, and | had to swim for lite
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1865-11-08

; times aS Uiauy students as y0u could collect
: in Cn,Ugc, and in this way tie salaries OF
! ;hc Professors might be paid out cf TIE TIL
Gtirn tjIrd.
: The Sratc }'i:i "7y Schools in Co}an5i
and CI!ar,cstor> have iiNaH i>c been suspend
! r., and the ini!>!ir2s Q: the former were a!
] destroyed :,y &"c during the oc,:nnaeey Of
! tie tovn by General S"erman. Il j. for you
t. determine what course yAu VIII l:nrSue in
regard to these schools. IL t:;vm have been
rducats.l mary Of Your mrst valuable and
! cmn-nt;y l:I:t;ct! rAn. Very lew have
! grac;:atc:t al tho Citadel who Lave rot Lccn
! su.re,>tUi il at:.r ;itr.
! TIE Co;r2:.>::s oc the United States passed
! an Act, during the wa", authorizing tic
, FrC2dtMenS : Bureau t1 take possession Of all
; lH;1s vNi:vi were rr0iUn;;,.ily abandoned by
their owners i:'r tie purpose ofgoiig into the
! army, or aiding the rebellion. Under q most
! unwalra,:;;t!:.!4 construction Of this Act, a
! large portion oG IT, lands Of tie lower conn
! trv, wii:re the j,ianteF> We're driven of hy the
: Fedora! )1"2%<, or forced to leave bY iupcr0-
tive @. .d2r> Of 'hc &c t'cto (nvcrMNent-, State
and Corfclc,atc have been seized and ;tppro-
pri2tcI, IS abandoned lands. In MN: in&taa-
! ceS. tie homes ol widows aid u.norS, and
OIti ti-!, !f'I'i' jiI "4 81 f!''E> III t~ ''r :
and never uiIi}-, in any Way, the rebellion,
have been taHeS posse sion OF and kept tOr
the use Of the negroes, whist the proprietnrs
! were Starving %and eT> a;i refugees through
out the S,atY l;nt with t::at >e"Sc O. JUSTICE
and kirlTuS7 which has characterized every
act CT his administration. the President has
ordered these lands to tc restored to The pro-
piy;orS o% their liking the oath Of allegiance
tn the United St9t2S, ur receiving 4 s:e>,iai
pardon VII >Ye,tllvy- fail w;thia TIC exception
t.ias>rs un,:~r tie At::nc~ty Proclamation.
! The Convention clI&Tcl the Provisional Cow
c?nor 70 ay::"i IL! suitable agent 70 rep CScnt
the State at a>Hirct0n, in rre&T.i to these
'ai,j}:. ari other matters. Immediately ap-
,ni:.t.,l tie Hon. Wi;Iia,A Henry Prescott It
gHu,,c:naH well kHo"N to v"u for his nigh
His yrn,-: ~jn ". communicated u YOU as
>>,n g. j. is received.
A. yona IS the Cnn7cH;ioa a!iauricl. |
communicates! to the prc>itan, and Secretary
cr State loi.icS Of the rcw Constitution Of
South Ca".:i"a. ! have tAc u!ca*:'c CT in
f,ru.irc rnu .hat Pr2si,iti;t Johnson has cx
nr,s>,i to me Ills Qualification e, tie amend
m..,,f, male in our Constitution. and his con-
i;Gclt re that we S!lu1;:l So"n be, oacc
more ~ uif;:y;I ho,:ov arl,} nroSneYous p"o.
.,;?c G.r-,;;;agy he ,,a,;, an.; locking culv 20
the ru,ur, gvc::.r> :! oar ran:m"n c@nmtry'
Ybcre j. on. YYtt.r cf embarrassment: il!
,o;.; !,y; .,q;ioi,. under the rev CONSTITUTION,
v:.;vh &mnI il r,> GntY tn h:iug to YOU
f:r;::.". Tie Constitutional G"vv,M"r viii
nrr. A.: can 10; /" in"uc~a Ell, til ti:2 first
wcr?: nf yc;yr regular session. And yet ,h-
;o:;>;::Y;i,n rca'jirps all act; totbo presented
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-24
TELEGRAxs.-The following teleguams remain
for AZ he felegranh ofice In This

MERCY CHRISTMAS. 5Clristmas, with It's
myriad pleasures and memories is almost here.
Children look forward TO its coming with Joy ful
expectations matroI s, with busy hands and
ue't1ng minds, are preparing for its advent;
S"uih anticipates a glorious time: and old age
looks back through the stretch Of year with a
melancholy delight, and thinks Of the many
Chr1stmass that have come and gone Ike
autumn leaves with their pleasures, and soT-
roWlul memories and Of old and eha5shed
friends that have gone with the passing ) ears
20 an IMMORTAL existence. In youth we couut
the sunshine, but In the sere and yellow Leaf
ofhfe we count the shadow, and mark tie days
as they pass Od0ne b. one. Christmas comes and
brings with IL pleasant souvenirs aud
heartfelt sorrows FAMILIES that have
ben separated since tie commence
Taent ofthe past graad struggle, VIII agsiD meet
around the Sestal board and cheerful circle I'm
harry union, there to recount episodes Of the
past, and 70 offer up grateful prayers 20 the
Deity. fos life and health, and in recognition Of
His divine 1avors. Again, bones once made
happy by comfort add PrOspeuty-by the light
voice and ringing laugh which youth gave
are nov tie scenes Of dreaTines
and desolation, the FIRES which once bBrnt
brightly on the hearth are dead, and no life
there. For the dead, then. let as pray And
here, with and among us, are the poOr' drag
ging out their wretehed existence, bereft OF
even the oommonest comforts OF life, while
theu rich and more fortunate fellow humans
Tevd IN their luxuries-to whom want, nipping
want, is the yeriest stranger. When the
cares OF toll are Gust aside for the festal
hour, the hand of charity should be
open und extenled 20 the needy /;
and 10 those who would reap the
reward OF the just, hereafter, no brighter spot:
can be found on their eseuteheon than that ~
the rarest reaty-Christian charity Minister
90 the wants OF the poor, and by making those
around you happy on the anniversary of"Him
who died 10 save mankind" your Efforts win be
blessed, and our word for Il, your Chris mas
will form another link in the chain ofyour
brightest and happiest recOnecaonk
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-24


BEAurTFUL PrErr-Gentle Christianity is
donning her simple but beautiful ornaments =
green and white, silver and light. As you enter
calvary Church, IN the ~vestibuie, a beautiful
croSS Of green leaves and flowers. surmounting
n mound OF green leaves and ice, crowned with
the aduonition, " Reverence my sanctuary
will cause the gayest and proudest eye 10 drop
with reverence. II is the natal season OF our
blessed savior. Who can behold the terrible
cross on which God died without humble and
thankful emouonsg Entering the sanctuary
the humble heart IS giaddened with hopeful and
beautiful devices. its walls are decorated with
/ double festoons OF cedar, ivy and fur, with gilt
tering crosses mtermingled- The chandeliers
are ornamental with frost work and ivy. Look
ing back. decorated with beautiful ornaments
are seen the holy words, Peace ON earth, GOOD
win to man" The organ and choir are richly
decorated, and over the choir is a fine arch with
these words in letters of green ON q white
ground: " Harki the herald angels sing,
4" Glory to the new born King. Look
ing now forward to the chaneeI window
the eye is dazzled with beautiful decorations.
surmounting the picture is a gHttering fiery
star, lighting three Wreathed arches, in the
apex OF the principal Of which floats the dove,
emblem OF the divine presence which is IN the
church and in christian hearts, with a triangle,
the cross and the Holy Scriptures appropriately
placed. The chancel window is further decora-
ted with three arches in the front, one Of
which is the Bishops Christmas Text. Unto
Us a child is born, that as 4 son is given" The
Communion table, and Reading Desk are
decorated with beautiful festoOns and crosses
The most touching OrnamentaiOn, however,
decorates the Bapusmal front from which
arises a pyramid Of white roses, and around
It's sides and base are white wreaths and fes-
toons- Among the crosses which deck the walls
are crosses which have been used for hneen
anniversaries Of our Saviour's birthday. They
have been carefully and a1ectionately
preserved by the Sexton OF the
church. Mr.. Beamish, to whom the
congregation is chiefly indebted for the
beautiful decorating Of the church to-day.
Appended is a programme OF the childrens
service this evening.
CALVARY CHURCH
Memphis. i
Childrens Service,
Sunday Night, Dec. zfth.
Christmas Evei
Order: ]
/. Opening-aAbide With Me" Chaunt
2 After the ~Absolunon-"The Lords
g. Eighth selection OF Psaims|@Gioria 'h
T. Alter the First LeSsonIBonum Est.
Spanish Evening Hymn -Chaunt
>. After the Second LeSson-"Deus Mis-
G.. Amer the Prayer-IS selection OF
Psalms, 10, Praise le the Lord, page
:. After the Bishops AddreSsI.Siient
Night, Holy Night" page 81, for the
s. aHarR What Mean those Holy
g.. OosingSLet Us With a Giadsome
Mind, page --------Sol and Chorus
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-24

re- FIR NeD Orleans, VIcksburg, Jaeksoa an
Grenada, three times a week, uad Memphis d
Clarleston and Mississippi Central hallroad.
hS AdshuiHe, LOaisulNe and CsncsHtdts dahS
2l5 p m. Uid Nashville DeCater Railroad.
81 Ne1U Tort. Richmond. B0lan.0Te, BoM0h'
PHILADELPHIA, Waxhtngtan, and an Easten enl@,
daily, at 2l5 pm, ira Memphis 8 Charleston
nu CTiro. Chicago. St Louis, ami Northern
and Western. daily at -Pm- ria river 70 CAIRO.
NJ TdeEs5lurg, river Snd way landings thTee
times a week.
70 NonfgOIaerv and MsbsIe, and Mobiles Ohio
Rsffroal. three times a week, at &l5 pm.
~ Mississippi q Tennessee RaHoQd, three
times per week, al 5 pm
na- Memphis & OHIO RailrOdd, daily, at&SO pm
Sc Ifaf Rock and Hhhe RiueT, three times a
week. at 4 pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-24
PARK, Mayor.

Fab FOR THE BESEFIT OF DISABLED Cox.
S~oLuIERs-Ed4 ApDeal The ladiei
Of the Southern Soldiers Home having been re
Gently called on for relief for widows and or
phans Of Confederate soldiers in great distress
and also being in great need Of funds to meet
che current expenses incurred in the support Of
~1hirty-nye or forty brave disabled men under
their care. find il necessary to make an urgent
appeal 70 the benevoIence Of their ~feIlow-eiti
zens they desire therefore to avail themseive.
OF this season OF gladness-while every hear
~rejoiceS over Gods great gil 10 the worldly
holding a Fair on "Wednesday THURSDAY
OF the Christmas week, the net proceeds
OF which VIII be equally divided between
7he above classes Of claimants. In pur-
saanee Of this design. the following
ladies have been appointed and requested 70
act as managers OF the Fair, viz: Mn. Gamma
van, representing the Catholic Church; MB
Greenlaw, the Cumberland Presbyterian Mrs.
Dr. Grant, the Presbyterian; Mrs Bruce, the
Baptist; Mrs. DR.. Edmouds, the Christian Miss
Annie Wand, the Methodist Mrs. g.. Walker,
the Episcopal. and Mrs. Judah. the Israeltes.
Mrs Finley, the President Of the society, was
also placed on the Board Of Managers. These
ladies were empowered TODD allthey may deem
necessary 10 secure success, and to call 70 their
aid rom the churches they represent all who
NAV b. willing TO assist them in doing -. The
Fair viii be held al the Cumberland Presbyte-
rian Churcl, which viii be well lighted, and
made Thoroughly comfortable. Several SPLEEN
did paintings vii Zoe on exhibition during
the Fair. The above named managers are re-
qussted 10 meet at the cumberland Presbyte-
ran Church, On Tuesday rpssping next al ten
O'Clock The editors Of the Gty ~i4 do a noble
act Of humanity, and greatly ob'ige tn4 ladies
Of the Society, II they Will keep this mStter be-
fore the publiu until the Fair is over.
D. J. ALLEN, Sec. S. s. Il.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-24

BGr A fashionable wedding at I'm
spper-ten church in New York, was
indefinitely postponed last week by the
non-appearanee of the bride, who had
sloped the night before with another
man.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-24

speelf's confectionery and oyster SR-
loon, on Madison street. is one Of the best es-
adjustments Of the kline in the South. The
display Of fine co-nfectionaries, tastefully 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 oneswin shout their glad
ness, and the groans will be turned into mods
Of pleasure Visit Spechts by all means His
oyster Saloon is conducted in excellent style.
AtteHtiFe and obIging waters, excellent cook
ing, clean and tidy table fu%TnitGre, all go to-
ward meeting the wants Of the patrons OF sue
establishments. Specht knews this, and is
liberal enough to act upon IL; hence his great
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-24

Express FaeiIitIes-The Southern Express
Company has provided q check 10 attach
stamps 10 bills Of lading. This is done by an
arrangement with Mr.. Hough, Revenue Col
ieetor. \ notice al length Of this great conve'
nieacc viii be found in our advertising col
umns, over de signature ofCol. Shutter, super
LmInnlnnf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-24

"A thing of beauty is n joy forever
Our ~4d friend James Cornell has taken the
Shakespeare, " under the New Memphis Thea
ne and fitted Il up in the most comfortable
manner, with a choice stock Of Wines, Liquors
and ~Ggars-inferior TO none in the city. Free
haach from eleven 70 one syeTy day, and az might
rom a9hf 70 t'oeiee O'Clock Cornell VIII be glad
70 see his friends and his late patrons Of the FL
Dorado. dec22-St
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-24

Pianos.-Pianos a reduoed rates FINN now
till the hnst OF January, F. Katzenbacb M
Main street, proposes 10 sell his magnfece,t
stock Of Pianos at less than regular New Yorp-
retail rates, besides saving 10 the purchaser
amount OF freight and cost Of stool and cover.
decg2-lw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-24

Jos Printing-Our readers, who may
chance 10 be In want Of any description OF
Printing, whether 1t be card, blank, legal,
matrimonial, festive or solemn, are advised 10
Patronize cur old friend formerly e~mployed-m
our ofioel Mr. 81. TOOL who with a full and
Complete assortment Of types, cuts, etc, is pre-
pared, az short notice. 10 execute orders with
eispeteh, q. Is Court street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-24

WESLEY CEAPEL-Service at Wesley Chapel
NJ +. Church, Second street, above Poplar.
every Sabbath, al eleven A. n, and seven P. NJ
by the pastor, Rev. A. II. Thomas. Sabbath
School at nine a. n. Prayer Meeting every
Thursday at seven p. NJ. Pews free.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-24

Danger Brewing t-ARN N~oURsELvEs~-Ii
is not oar purpose 60 alarm the good people OF
Memphis with the cry of wolf-wolf. but a
sense OF duty demands a watchfni x~igilsnee on
cur part.
These are exciting times as the holidays draw
near, much uneasiness is being felt ON the part
Of every citizen, from causes well known to
them.
for ourselves, we are prepared forany con-
tingency. To speak plainly, te are e77ned,
and exhOrt every one sensible TO their own
welfare, and that OF their families, to supply
themselves 1t once with the list enumerated
below, which win be furnished at low prices 81
the store of II. Gilbert & Co, 3i2Seeond street.
opposite Greenlow Opera House:
Choice old Irish and Scotch Whistles.
Fine old Jamaica Rum.
Fin old 81. Croix Rum
Pure Juice Port
Choice Sherry.
Choice Medeira-
Chas. HeidsIcks Champagne, pts. and qts
Mott & Chandon do do
Chas Faro do do
Old awlean bourbon.
Old Keller Bourbon.
English Ale and Porter.
Finest Castillian, Hennesey ans otard Depuy
Brandies, etc, etc.
Remember the place, c. H. Gilbert & Co, $40
Second street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-24
AND FAMILY SUPPLIES,

so Hhds. prime N. o. Sugars,
10 Hhds. prime 2 r. Sugars,
10 Hhds. n. O.Clarified Sugars,
25 Bbls. Crushed Sugars.
10 do Powdered Sugars.
20 Csks. Clear Sides.
25 Bbbls. Mess Pork.
10 Bxs. Breakfast Bacon.
10 do Beef Tongues.
5 Tierces Dried Beef.
$50 Bbls. Flour, assorted brands.
80 Kegs Molasses.
25 Hlf. Bbls. MOlasses.
20 Bbls. Molasses.
100 Kegs Nails, assorted.
100 Kits No. ] Maekerel.
100 do 2 Mackerel.
% do Mess Maekerel.
20 do Fresh Salmend.
so Hlf. bbls. l and 2 MaekereI.
20 Bbls. No. l Mackerel.
20 do 2 MaekereI.
20 do 8 Mackerel.
so Dozen Buckets.
20 Nests Tubs.
% Dozen Sleeves.
so Boxes Government Soap.
so do Superfine Palm Soap.
2 Bill. bbls. DENLY & Day Whisky.
20 Bbls. Whisky.
25 Gases fresh Blaekberries.
Is Gases fresh Raspberries.
so Cases fresh Strawberries.
20 Cases fresh Cherries.
10 Gases fresh green. Cages.
rs Cases fresh Peaches.
10 Gases fresh Cranberry Sauce,
so Cases fresh assorted Pie Fruits.
10 Cases fresh Spanish Olives.
10 Gases fresh Capers.
10 Gases fresh CLAIMS.
10 Cases fresh Salmon.
5 Gases fresh Mackerel in cans.
5 Gases fresh cooked Turkeys.
5 Cases fresh cooked Chickens.
5 Cases fresh Mincemeat.
10 Gases Borden's Condensed Cream.
10 Cases Borden's Condensed Milk.
so Cases Soda Crackers.
so Sacks choice RE Coffee.
so Packets old Rio Govt Java Coffee.
20 Chests choice Green and Black Teas.
II Bags Singapore Pepper.
5 Bags Allspice.
so Gases Wheeler & Merritt's Pickles,
gals, / gals. and qUrts.
so Cases best brand Cove Oysters.
20 Gases spieed Oysters.
% Gases Bird Eye Pepper Sauce.
so Gases Tomato Catsup.
30 Gases assorted barrel Jellies.
25 Fresh Pineapples in glass.
20 Cases fresh Pineapples in q Cans
100 Kegs Prime Leaf Lard.
5 Gases p. and MerriTs Portable Lem
onade.
: RbIs. Coles FIJI G. Flour.
, Gases Coleman's Mustard.
On Gases genuine Olive Oil.
n Raskefs Piper Heidsiek Wine,
10 Gross assorted Toilet Soaps.
80 Boxes German Soap.
NJ Half bbls. raw Herring.
10 Doz. London Club Sauce.
10 boz. Currie Powder.
5 Gases X X Cream Tartar,
1 Case Nutmegs.
10 Gross small Blueing.
IS Doc. assorted Broons.
q Doz. Clothes Lines.
10 Coils Wheel and Well Rope.
Is Nests Market Baskets,
80 Doe. Washboards.
% Bbs. fine Old Bourbon and Rye.
2 Casks Otard and Hennessey Hrandy.
5 Casks Claret Wine.
Is Gross Railroad, Steamboat and Great
MoguI Cards.
LOG, 600 Cigars Of the finest imported and
domestic brands.
so Pieces Bagging.
50 Coils Rope. cs
avsred in ne city FREE OF CHARGE
TooF, PHILLIPS & CIRoDE,
noY5-Sm pol9 Corner Court and Front sts' !
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-24

Gates, Wood 4 C0-NessTs- Gates & WOOD
]nnounce that the have associated with them
selves in business Mr.. VIM. n. Brooks. They
propose doing a general business as Cotton
Factors and General Commission Merchants.
Messrs Gates, Wood & Co, are agents Of the
Bellefontaine Express Company. a line which
connects with the East at Evansville and New
Albany, by short lines Of railroad. Shippers
may lose time and money by contracting before
consulting with Gates, Wood & Co., COS Front
street mn stairs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-24

That Big Roast Turkey will be served at
the lunch set at "Sam House" on Jefferson
street, tomorrow from ten TO twelve O'Clock,
A. a., and also roast pOssun, oysters, chicken
salad, ~venison, and everything that the most
lstititious Epicure could desire.
The best of egg nogg will be served from four,
a.. n, until noon, and the finest brands OF Sc
gars and liquors can be found at the bar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-24

rank and SaIOOn.-This
elegant and convenient Restaurant is on Center
alley, near Madison street u is always pro-
vided with all the delicaeies OF the season, and
makes provision for boardss By the week or
month. II is a quiet and comfortable eating
house. Choice wines and liquors always IN
hanh-
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ta'"abiei Holiday Gins.-We have greatly
enlarged our stock Of Diamonds, Watches,
Jeweify' s~lyerware and Fancy Goods. IN which
VIII De found many choice articles for The ain
Ss~sOA FL CLARKE CO.,
Corner oi Main and Madison streets.
decfq 2w
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PianOs Pianos! -SchOmaker & Co ceIe-
brated Pianos, for which II. Bernard is sole
agent for the Southwest, can now be seen AZ 2S
Main street There is no instrument made
which can equal those made by schOmaker &
Co., and their extensive facilities for manufac
turing enable them not only TO produce a fine
instrument, Int also 70 offer great inducements.
Descriptive lists OF the different styles and
prices Will De mailed free on application TO H
Bernard. go Main street.
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CHRISTIAN CHURoH-Elder K. A. Cook viii
preach at this church, corner Linden and Null
berry streets, to-day at eleven A NJ, and At
gaua9r u
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Musical Selected for tie
HOIidays-An entire new stock OF Guitars,
Viollns, Banjos. Flutes, Fifes, Flageolets, Clarion
etts. yiollncellos, and a good assortment Of
Music Boxes just received at Leopold Goepels
Piano Store, No. E5 Main street. Jackson Block.