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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-17

EVENING DISPATCHES
General


WAsHrSeros, Dec. IA General Couven-
ton win be held here on the tweuty-arst, to
snow Congress how repugnant the passage OF
the Negro Suffrage AetLs 10 the people.
AFortress Monroe correspondent says that
MI Davis Old pastor Of St PauIs church.
Richmond spent the entire day with him in
religious exercises, and Administered saera-
meat 10 him.
me secretary Of the Treasury. has decided
not 70 anticipate January interests on ponds OF
nleen million ofdollars, one payable in gold.
Col Brown Of the Freedmen's Bureau. has
submitted proposition concerning The transfer
OF negroes from Virginia 10 uaoccupied Gov
eminent lands in Florida.
Grant mas issued an order 20 commanders Of
posts where powder Is stored to take precau-
Tons for its preservation.
TIE Peruvian Government has determined
TO mite with Chill against spain.
towards official report concerning the one
rasions Of the ~Freedmen's Bureau in the south
Is Sill In the Presidents hands. The DELAY in
us publication is aseTibed 10 is statements CON
corning the spirit and conduct OF the soptbeu
people, calculated % show that the withdrawal
OF all Federal control would endanzer the In
.srest and safety OF reedmen and people.
A steamboat CoIiides with vu~-
sontnerm Representatives nor Ia ~
Admitted this Session.
C~INcISSATIt Dec. l6-The steamer Diamopd
coIhded with a tow-boat near Patriot consla-
cradle injury was inflicted, one OF the crew
killed and four others missing
4 washington special says the abortion OF
stevens resolution in the House By atwo-tbfrd
majority Is regarded conclusive. also that
Southern claimants for seats in the House OF
representatives win not be admitted this ses-
sion.
commodore Craven Censured.
"~AsHINsToS, Dec. ~lG.-speaker Colfax aled
an omcial notice Of Iudianas ratification OF the
Constitutional amendment.
The Naval General Court Martial sentenced
Commodore Craven to be SUSPENDED
nom duty on leave pay for two
years for falling TO capture or DESTROY
stroy the stonewaH The Secretary oftbe Nav
reviewing the decision, regards it In coptr.-
vention oflaw and censures the accused hint
innlets only a nominal punishment. The pro-
eeedings ofthe Court were set aside and Com.
modore Craven relieved from arrest.
Congressional
WAsHINGrON, Dec. IA resolution was
passed by Congress adjouruing from twenty
nth December to first January.
Wall Street. Active.
NEW YORK, Dec. I3-Wau street more active.
Loan market easy at seven per cent: Govern
ment stocks strong; Railroad shares weak but
improving
toronto advtees mention the seizure OF arms
supposed to be for the Fenians, within the
past few days.
Returns from the New F~oundland election
are favorable to the confederation Of the
provinces.
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best texture, or every thread worn bare.
Truly,
You may daBb and bedizzen the mar as you
will. -
But the stamp Of the vulgar viii hang round
him still"
This shameful degradation Of manhood,
and mockery Of social rights, with al It's
pernicious and ~depraving influences,
should find an end, and the sooner it is
ended, the better for the culpable par
ties. Their piety, which they 50 saneti-
moniously profess, IS diluted, amounting
almost to sacrilege. VIII the practice
be stopped?
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ROBBERY. Ten negroes in uniform
entered the house Of Mr.. Finney, a gro
Ger, on the Orner OF Alabama street
and Winchester avenue, and demanded
whisky. Mr.. Finney was absent and
Mrs. Finney informed them that she had
no whisky. We are informed that the
negroes then took four dressed turkeys
and a black hate They presented a pis-
tol 10 the head Of Mrs. Finpey, threat
ening 70 shoot her if she made a noise.
They then made off with their booty.
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MEETING OF THE MEMBERS OF THE
MEMPHIS BAR.-A meeting Of the men,
0ers Of the Bar, was held yesterday az
t%ernoon, and 6 committee appointed 70
draft resolutions Of the sense of that body
in the demise oftheir profession brother
and fellow member, Judge NOoe. 1t
was resolved 10 attend his funeral, in a
body. on Monday morning at teno'clOck.
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Pacific News
sAS FRANCISCO, Dec. ls-The seira Nevada
has arrived form Portland, bringing nearly
$4,000 for the Treasury from the Columbia
River gold district.
From Cairo.
CAIRO, Dec. l6-Ths steamer Peerless from
Cincinnati for New Orleans, struck the sunken
wreck Of the Black Hawk below Mound CITY,
and took Ore and "a eutirely consumed. Value
Of cargo unknown.
The Weather at Montreal.
MONTREAL, Dec i8-The Mercury is eight
degrees below zero.
Tom Corwfn struek with Paralysis.
NEW YORK, Dec. h-Hon. Tom Corwin was
struck with paralysis to-day, while being enter
tanned with a number OF gentlemen from Ohio.
al IT, Westmore's, military agent.
The Fenian Senate has adjourned.
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CHANCERY COUBT.-Judge Smith de
eided in this Court yesterday, that parties
incurring debt during the late civil gar,
and agreeing TO hquidate said debts in
Confederate currency, and not having
done 50, are nov required 10 redeem their
obligations in United States currency, or
other legal tender. This decision estab-
fishes a very important precedent. At
the conclusion Of this case, the Court ad-
journed in consequence Of the death Of
Judge Nooe, to Monday morning at ten
.F,1,rR
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Tor Nelc Orleans, FicksbUrD, Jackson and Ore
nGdQ,three tines week, ria Memphts Chsrles-
Ton and Mississippi Central Railroad. -
Nd4htfle. L0uiFTiVe and CiHcinn0n, daily, 2I5
p. m Ufd Nashville & Decater hAliroad.
NetU York. Richmond, Baltimore, Boston, Lhtt1-
delphia, Washington, aud al E1sfern cites daily
al Al5 nm. TIA Memphis Charleston ana East
Tennessee a Virginia Railroads
GTf-o Chfeago sd LOUIS, and Northern and
Western. daily at SPIN, ira river 70 Cairo.
splckdurQ, river and way landings three
times a week.
Monfg0meV and Mobile, and Mobile a Ohio
RauroaL. three times a week, at 2l5 pm.
Mississippi & 7eHHessee HGibOad' three tunes
GDerw week, al ) pm
MemDAs q Ohio Railroad, daily, al 20 pm.
LnIe R0ck and Whuc RiueT, three times a
week. az 4 pm.
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DISTURBANCE AT THE SOUTH MEM
PHIs MARKET-A disturbance occurred
at the South Memphis Market last even
ing, the particulars Of which, with any
degree Of reliability, we were unable to
learn. The authorities, both civil and
military, were promptly on the spot, and
Immediately succeeded in quelling the
disturbance.
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Proposals.
OFFICE Asst QUARTERMAsTER,O
TRANSPORTATION DEPARTMENT, :
NL--.---- Inn H. ~ --- L

DEPARTMENT.
Memphis, Tenn, Dec. 18th, lsjlJ
CEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Onice until saturday, December ., 1855, at
p NJ, for furnishing this Post with wood for the
succeeding SIX months, commencing on the Isl
day OF January 1850.
Said wood to be good understandable Hard
Wood, white or burr oak being the and J.
to be a. four feet long, and eekoned l2s) one
hundred and tweuty-eight cubic feet to the
cord, and 20 be delivered in such quantities as
the Government may require, TO be piled, FOL
inspection and reception, at the Ncrth end OF
Navy Yard, now occupied by the Government
v~enience in the city that the Government may
designate.
Abond 10 the sum Of $4,000 five thousand
dollars. with two securities, viii be required FOL
the faithful performance OF the contract.
Tn Surities 70 the Bond will be bOuu0 Jointly
and severally, for the whole amount of the
bond, ana shall satisfy me by affidavit. properly
over and above all debts and liabilities, double
the amount OF ne bond. such afidavit to be
inclosed with the proposals submitted.
All bid must be made in duplicate, and &C
cOmpanied with a copy Of this advertisement
with the full name and residence Of the bidder
and Of the surities proposed to be given.
Payment viii be made at the end Of each
month, III funds for that purpose. Il not, a.
soon thereafter as funds shalIbe provided.
The right &c reject any and all bids that may
not be deemed advantageous to the Govern
ment, is reserved.
All BIDS ms. Re marked, Proposals fol
Wood and addressed u the undersigned.
Bidders are invited TO be present at The open
ing Of the BIDS.
By order OF Col. R E. CLARY,
Deputy Q. N. Genl. US. A.
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CUMBERLAND PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
FAIR.-This excellent enterprise viii be
inaugurated on Monday night The OBJ
the ladies Of the congregation and their
fair friends are exhibiting exquisite taste
gaRd rare tact in their arrangements and
decorations, whereby gaiety and charity
in cheerful fellowship viii work together.
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BOUND OvER-G. F. Thompson was
examined before Esquire Creighton, yes
terday, IN a charge Of stealing several
articles from a store on Front street, and
was bound over for trial al the next term
Of the Criminal Court, in the sum Of
one thousand dollar.
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JAIDOR's REPORT FOR THE WEEK
Assistant Jailor McUvaine reports the
number Of arrests during the week TO
have been one hundred and twenty-five.
The number committed to prison were
nineteen, twelve Of whom paid their
fines and were released. Eighty-nine
persons are now confined in the city
faT
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COMMERCIAL.


.88 Cotton.
The Cotton market opened on Monday an
exact repetition OF Saturday. There was a fair
inquiry, and buyers showed some disposition
to buy at 4ec. for Middling, bat holders mani
tested no great eagerness to sell on that basis.
They were generally Of opinion that the very
nrst steamer after Christmas, II not before-but
most probably ~before-very decided indications
viii be given in the Liverpool market OF adj
vaneing prices, and that from theneeforth the
Cotton market viii assume an entire new as
pect. The same figures ruled in the market
yesterday as on the day previous. We quote as
folIowas
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RECORDERS COURT FOR THE PAST
WEEK.-Seventy-three cases were dis
posed Of daring the past week, by Re
corder Creighton, and fines and costs
amounting to five hundred and eighty
dollars collected.
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Newest Leyees ECitizens Of Bolivar eoun-
IN. and all Others disposed 70 cooperate for the
purpose OF building the Hushpnekana or Lewis
BAYOU Levee, are requested to metSI Carson's
Landing on saturday, the 18Th INST
SEVERAL CITIZENS OF COAhONA-
Dec. II, lS5-del3 At
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a. Saddlers and Harnessmakers "Al me-
largest and mcst complete aSsortmehS
dlery. Hardware, Harness-mountihss N@
Fnsmelled Harness, skirting and Lea'ne4
in the southwest, at low figures, at MooIes'
smith a Co.'S, S2 Main Street. Provine BUM
ing. noNsoWeQsNsouI
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100000
ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE.

100 900 ACRES OF CHOICE AND N
lUOaOOO proved lands in the states OF
Alabana and Mississippi, are offered for sale in
lots to suit purchasers. These lands are ready
for settlement and cultivation, having build
ings, stock Of all descriptions, provisions
cheaper than they can be bought in any 0LAef
m~arket-and plantation utensils upon them
convenient ts navigation and railroads, have
good water, are healthy, snd produces cotton,
corn, wheat, rye, oats, barley sugar, rice 10
baece. hemp. hous. castor beans, grapes, md
fruitE in great variety aad perfection Many Ct
these lands have fine timber upon them ana
6loved TO- Cultivate them another year Par
tes ortheir agents viii have every facility az
forded them to examine theselands.
Adde'S. ". BATTAILE.
FOREIGN Immigration, Real Estate and
dsc9-lm Labor Agt, No 4 Royal ST, Mobile
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BOOKS & STATIONERY.
GIFTSl GIFTSll GIFTS!M|
Gifts for Christmas & New Year.
GEO. PATTIsoN & CO.,
SO North Court strset,
Betwee 3Iain and Second,
BOOKS & STATIONERY.
Gifts for Christmas 6 New Year.
GEO. PArrIsoN & CO.,
SO North court strset,
Between Stain and second,

4 RE OFFERING q large aumbeT o. Elegant
q GIFT Books, bound in various styles Iney
have
Tsunysoa's Poems, Cloth, Extra illustrated ;
Isnnyson's Idyts OF the King, Cloth, Extra II
lustrated
T-ennyson's Poems Of Imagination and Fancy,
Cloth. Extra Illustrated
Gems from TennyaOn, Antique Cloth. Extra
Illustrated
Golden Lsaves, from British Poets, Antique,
Illustrated.
Golden Leaves. from American Poets. Antique,
Illustrated.
Inr1stian Ballads, Antique, Illustrated
companion Poets, Cloth. Extra illustrated
heveriz Of a Bachelor, TX Marvel Cloth *
ira Illustrated;
Grayls Elegy Antique and Cloth. Extra Illus
The Rhyme Of the Ancient Mariner. Cloth, Ex-
ira Illustrated.
The Eve Of - Agnes, Cloth, Extra Illustrated
The Deserted village.
The Pleasures Of Hope
Gertrude OF Wyoming.
Songs Of the Affection Ms Hemans. Autfaua.
Illustrated
Iuppers P1oyerbiat Philosophy, Ant ma;
MOOrefg irish Melodies
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MISCELLANEOUS.
TO THE PUBLIC.
THE RULES AND BYLAWS
Governing Visitors to
TT AEWOOn NrNrTrpv

ESTABLISHED some eight months ago, are
IL still in active force, and will be kept up,
notwithstanding the withdrawal Of the mill
tary guards nom the gates.
Parties visiting these grounds must obtain a
Permit, or otherwise they VIII not be admitted
within the iuclOSure.
Tickets can be had at all times at :. c. Hoist
& Co.'S, Main street ". K. Smith & Co.'S, Mon
roe street; Owen smith, corner OF GayoSo and
second streets, undertakerS-
Family tickets can be had at all times at the
Office in the Cemetery. THOS. STEWART,
deI-3m SUPERINTENDENT.
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DEG LEAVE TO INFORM NY FRIENDS
- ana the Public generally, that havO on
hand land constantly receiving one Of the
largest stocks Of goods in my line ever brought
% 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 I tan offer Su-
perior inducements. Cal and examine my
stock and Prices, and become satisfied. Ny
stock consists, in part, Of the following articles:
\ general assortment PLAIN and fancy
Candies,
Raisins, whole, half and quarter boxes,
Cream Nuts, Can Honey,
Almonds, Can Green Peas,
tuberts, Can Green Corn,
Figs, Can MaekereL.
CHrants, Can Tomatoes,
CitrOn, Tomato CatsuD,
Honey in Glass, Pepper Sauce,
yelies in Glass, Sardines, : g. bxs.,
Preserves in Glass, HOLSTERS, Il ? lbs,
Brandy Peaches, Pickles I, /, I, and
Brandy Cherries, gal. Jars,
Peaches in Glass, Pickles, bbls. ri lido.
Pineapplesin Glass, Strip, bbls. & ; do,
Can Peaches, Crushed Sugar,
Can Piueapples, Reid A Coffee do.
Can Raspberries, Powdered Sugar,
Can Blackberries, Brown Sugar,
Can Strawberries, Flour. all grades,
Picked Oysters, Picnled Beets,
Cove Oysters, 1 & 2Pickled HOLSTERS,
ID. cans, Salmon, 1&2Ib. cans
Celebrated FFFG Flour,
Candles, Starch,
CARROTS Snuff in bottles and packs,
Mackerel in bbls. & hlE bbls., Nos. 1,
and 3,
Mackerel in kits, Nos. ], ,, and 8,
100000 Cigars, all grades,
Fine Cut Tobacco in foil, difFeret Brands.
Fine Cut Tobacco in half bbIs.,
May Apple Tobacco,
A large assortment Of Tobacco, different
brands,
Spices, all descriptions, ground & whole,
Buckets, Tubs, BrOoms, W~ashboards, etc,
Mustard in small and large pkgs.,
Playing Cards, Worcester. Sauce,
Backing, London Club Sauce,
Indigo, German Soap.
Cream Tartar, Palm Soap,
Nut Aegs, Rio & Java Coffee,
Blueing,
50 bbls. Fine Old Bourbon Whisky,
20 bbls. Imitation Bourbon Whisky,
. bbls. Orange Valley Whisky,
Fine Brandy Claret in es'ks& bots.
Sherry, CurasOe,
Medeira, Absynthe,
Port,
FIRE WORKS! FIRE works.!
Works AS was ever brought TO this city, in part
As follows.
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C,olumbian Gin.

Fur Gloves, Gauntlets and Collars, at Fras
disco 4 Virgins, 800 Main street. dei2-6t
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CHRISTIAN CHURCH-There will be
Divine service at this church corner
Linden and Mulberry streets, to-day, at
II o'clock A. NJ, and at : P. N; Elder R.
a. Cook, Pastor.
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r Hoops and Ties-Fasmann's oele-
bnlted button and improved Hoops and Ties
for sale by W. Kenan Hin, Strange a Co, so.
Front Street della Nv
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Commercial Education TO young men
DESTROYS Of obtaining e thorough business edu-
cation, we would say that they should not fail
TO examine the advantage offered At LeddiH's
C5msaeretGi college, No. 25 Main street Nj.
Leddin having engaged the services Of $ NJ
Robertson, Esq, OF 81. Louis, a thorough prac-
ucaI and scientific accountant who, together
with 8 O. Rolph. Esq, viii have charge OF the
Book Keeping Department, Is now prepared and
determined 70 make the Institution one Of the
best in the country. Tns course Of instruction
includes Book Keeping, ~Penmspshlp, Arithme-
tic. Commercial Law, Commercial Calculations,
etc. In which each student receives special in
Stractlons by the sbis snd efficient teachers
above named. College open syery day from 9
O'Clock A. n. til QP
cutlery, soaps, Perfumery and sundnes
generally, at FrankIsnd's. 81 second street
Agents Wanted.--We respectfully call At
tennon Of persons out Of employment or in I'M
pleasant situations, TO the advertisement Of
MessrS. Turnbun and Durant in another col
ums. Their pictures are true 70 life and nature
and their Illustrators cover themes Of IN
bounded favor and popularity in the south
MessrS. Turnbull and Durant may be found al
No. SIS Main street, between Union and Gsyoso.
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Land Renters.L have 60 acres OF Land
tbst can be cultivated at Col. Burkes' Black
LAKE Place, eight miles east OF Friars Point
Coaboma county. Good House and Gin House
a,a Gin and Mil. want a partner 70 furnish
Hands. and a part OF Teams and Supplies Land
TO 90 IN at g 50 per acre. Come quick II you
want 8 fine chance to make 500 bales Cotton,
and corn plenty "M- srJOHN'
IL -
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Imports

MEMPHIS, Dec. ls-Imports for the week
ending Saturday, Dec. 18th, as copied from the
books Of the Merchants Exchange, we're ~
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Mules and HOrses-At-Lutz, Windle a
Co.'S a and 8 Court street, opposite Court
Square, near Main street It would be well for
the planter to price the stock OF these we'll
known dealers, before buying elsewhere, As all
stock offered is bought expressly for this mar
ket, and guaranteed as represented or money re-
Nrudef ia anu and oil cqsst and 10 an people.
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The - Fasmann~ Ties Were more useo
and gave more general satisfaction than Al
Others used before the rebellion, and Is no"
being again introduced. We shall keep on
hand a full supply, and oner It al low rates 70
city dealers and consumers. VIM kenan Nm,
Strange a Co, Agents for the manufacturers
del4 Nv
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DIVINE SERvICE.-Rev. DR.. Teasdale
viii preach at the First Baptist Church
this morning at eleven o'clock. The Rev.
Mr.. Miller will preachat night.
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Christmas Gins.-In our wander.ngs
around town yesterday we dropped into the
establishment OF Bielock q Co, Booksellers,
SIS Main street. They had Just opened their
assortment OF Holiday and Gift Books. It is
one Of the largest and best assorted stocks that
we have ever seen in sur city. The bindings
are beautifully finished, while the interior
character OF the volumes gives an additional
value, which renders them particularly accept
able rs souviners and gifts.
Among the great variety exposed In their
showroom, We Noticed an original copy OF
Auderoank's Birds OF America, the rarest ana
most expensive work ever offered in this coun-
try, the rigina subscription price Of which
wasone thousand dollars.
Christian Armour, Queen Victoria's Beauties,
Hunts Water Color Sketches, Songs Of Praise,
Literary Gems, Pictures Of Society, Women Of
the South. and Rubies, are the new leading
books Of the season. In conclusion, We have
but 70 say If you desire handsome gin, az a
low price, go 70 Bleloek's.
Hats Of all grades. lust received and must
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C MATTERS.

THANKs-Messrs. Geo. Patterson &
Co. will please accept our thanks for two
newspaper files for this Office.
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Ale and Beer, 40 pkgs. Hides, ~
AgrT Imppts, $50 pkgs. Hogs, 486.
Alcohol, = bbls. ? HOlloWare, 822 pcs.
Apples, 800 bbls. Horses and Mules. Zq.
Bacon, g6 csks, / &c. Lard, 2S rzs. 10 bbls.
Boots & shoes, AIS c.. "a tres.
Bran a Shorts, 6f5 SKIS. Lime, 100 bbls.
Butter, 3 bbls, l49 kegs Liquors, 50 pkgs.
Cotton, 2y34S bales. Lumber, A.lOg n.
Cotton Seed, $50 SKIS. Nails, 40 kegs.
Cotton Yarn, a bales. Oats, 4O8 sks.
Candles, Is7 boxes. Oil 10 bblS.
Candy, AIS boxes. Paper, 81 bdls.
Castings, 30 pcs. Pork, 50 bills.
Cattle, lO8 head. Potatoes, III bhIss, Ils
Cement, 100 bbls. sacks.
Cheese, AL boxes Powder, IN kegs.
Chickens, "a coops. Rope, 80 coils.
Coffee I73 SKIS salt, 81 bbIs.
Corn, 1874 sks. sheep, 20.
Cornmeal, 49, hbls. shot, l3l kegs.
Dry Goods. 50 cases. Soap, los bES.
Eggs, Is bxs. IS bblss Stoves, 50.
Fish, 80 pkgs. Sugar. hhds, "a bbls.
Flour, 2,9S3 bbls- Tobacco, 7bhds, 2B3 bxs,
Furniture, 8A pkgs. 8s pkgs.
Glassware, 3 pkgs. Vegetables, Ig7 pkgs.
Groceries, l03 pkgs- Vehicles, p
Gunuies, 3 bales. Vinegar, 5 hbls.
4 pkgs. Wheat, SIS sacks
Hardware, COL pkgs. Whisky, 20 bbls.
Hats, l case Wine, lOb bbls.
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The Harp Of thousand S~trIngs.-Ev-
cry variety Of fine musical instruments can bs
found al K~alzenhaeh,s. on Main street.
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Christmas and New Year,. H Helm
rich & Brother, No. 28 Front street. have on
hand and are constantly manufacturing Con
dictionaries and Candies Of the very nnest quail
titles and ia the greatest vauetieS- They have
also a choice stock Of imported Wines Liquors
serars. Fruit, and other articles
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Cotton Bale Tie. Boards Patent LOCI
Hook Iron Tie has more strength than an!
other. can be put on in less than half the time
and saves the planter over one dollar per bale.
IN who have used it will use no other. For
sale by the leading houses in Memphis
aa.r8 F1rH
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largest Mink sable CapeN and finest Furs
IN the city, al the Memphis Hat Company.
del8 Al.
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AHistOry of the Late War, complete IN
one volume, by Thomas Prentice kettel, IN
der the title Of History Of the Great ke0ellon'
isbeing canyaSsed for in this city by J. B. SUIT
ton. Every person should have enc, and BE-
rea5v when he calls 70 subscribe for this inter
esung and impartial work deeli-St"
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Santa CIaus.-The children will thank Us
for informing them that the headquarters OF
santa Claus FOR the coming Christmas are Al
K~atzenhach's on Main street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-12-17

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Saddles can be had at Moores, Smith & Cos, 30
Main street, Provine Block, sign OF the Golden
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