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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-14

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The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-14
MaEistraeY.

Op Saturday last, at election held in the Sd
District 10 this county tacAiistsr'Sl Mr.. Jno.
srniksr was elected over q. W Nelson,
EIqr.
In The same District, on the same day,
we are informed, orr Sephe soldier friend,
VIM, L, Payne, wt auAnihoasB elected
constablR.
10 thr JisssbOro District ls,bj JoSh CAL
Iaher was elected hagiStrate over A. G. Col
Inns, the late incumbent
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-14

~ An exchange says Henry A. Wise has
just recovered from a severe attack Of the
cholera. What = frightfui disease il iS, to
DOt send Such a man al Wise = npths spout
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-14
LATEST NEWS.

Liza AAO H. w ke
The steamer kplso on thr Chesapeake Bay,
exploded her boilers On SataI day night. A
number Of the crew and passengers we're kill
ed and acHlded.
By the steamer from Mexico We have dates
to the Sd inst. Macmillan had appointed n
triumyirats 10 govern the country The In
peri sts are said 10 be ~eFacaGting oil the
| Northern cities. The leaders OF the Liberals
are an1iouSly awaiting at Vera CruE. the ar
rival Of Minister Campbell and Gen.
Sherman
Gen. Rseobedo attacked Canales In bis
stronghold At MrtpmeraS, but WRR. repulsed
with u lOsb Of SOC. BseObedO charges Gen.
sedgwick Of the US army on the Rio lrande,
with causing bis defeat.
By the recent arrival ffoD Ireland, Of q re-
leased Fenian, We have some extraordinary
news. be says that 10000 well drilled Fen
ians will strikea blow for their liberties on
New Years D =.
The North Carolina Legislature has passed
a series Of revolutions refusing TO fepudiate
the State debt and asserting the loyalty Of
the inhabitants Of the old North State.
Al q meeting Of the Presidents Of the Va.
rious railroads between Washington and New
Orleans by way Of JonesboFo and Knoxville,
n new schedule WAS adopted Shortening the
time from New York to New 0rleaps to nine
ty-t%o hours. The pew time 10 10 Commence
on the 9Th Of j. mary.
Rebel Slldell has applied for, pardon,
WASHINGTON, Dee. l0.-fhe House bas just
repealed the thirteenth section Vt the Amnes-
ty act, authorizing the. President to grant
pardoHs, by = vote. Of Ill 10 29. ThiS vote 10
a fair indication o! the tone and strength Of
the PARTIES IN the present Congress.
A bill has just besn .ntroduced IN the. House
taking from the President all appointments
Of revenue officers, and giving the appoint
ing power To Chief Justice Chase.
Adjournment Of the Legislature.
The Legislature, will, in the nrXt few days,
doubtless, adjourn Tor the holidays, and Ie-
assemble TO complete the large amount Of
impOrian, measures which yet await its ac-
ton. We hope that the Members will 6E
their return at as early \ day a. possible.
The present winter 70 the opportunity of =
century to our commonwealth. No Begisla-
turs ever sat 10 any State House in the FEEDER
al Union on Which rested so vast 4 RESPONSE
bility as devolyes upon the present General
Assembly Of Tennessee. Rarely does ProvI-
denee place 90 graad IN opportunity for use
ful service and for brilliant Game as He has
given to this Legislature. Therefore " 2 urge
that the adjodtnmEqt should be made ~
brief as possible, 80 that ample time may be
given for the perfection Of tire gEeat weASurVS
which 80 deeply concern the loyal people Of
PenneSSee.-sNash. PrsSs q TTsIes.
The Union flag. [volume] (Jonesborough, Tenn.) 1865-187?, 1866-12-14
Indigo, Nader.
Atgm. COpperas
and Elk. LogWoOd,

In fact we have everything usual
Y kept tn q 6rst class Mercantile
Establishment. We respectfully IN
vite the public to call and examine
our goods FIR themselyea,
S6- We will pay the hiEhest mar
ket prices fol u~pGpTFsnt Riopey-
Al-o the highest prieea will be paid
or all kinds Of COantFy PRODUCE.
HOSS, LAMPSUN & 90.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04
COMMERCIAL.

CoTrox-.The unfavorable news OF Tuesday
was sneceeded by still less favorable inteIi-
rsnce. A dispatch at noon quoted Sl@52 cents
another ia the evening stated that the New
YORK market closed dull ami nominal ct 5l@
81 cents.T Under these circumstances all the
b~uoyant feeling which opened the week was
Destroyed, and a very Irregular market, with
very little doing, was the consequence. SUI
there was some even running lists OF Middllng
sold at fun prices we report 80 bales Middling
at AZ, and lis at & Rates we're too irregular
and unsettled to establish quotations, which we
therefore omit. Tie unfavorable news from
New York Is greatly disturbing the operations
OF dealers and excites much surprise. The de-
sire for the next steamers news Is great We
stated before this change IN New York had
occurred, that many OF our dealers were look
ing gor cheek on the advance, II not a deeiiEe
Ia Liverpool By the next steamer, audthe seIne
anticipation Is probably existing in New York
The following sales were reported to US: lbale
at DOC, Mixed 3 at "a, RepacKsd; 7 at g, ordi-
nary g at 80, 81 at Il, and p at q. Low Md
ding; 80 at A., 81 at 43. Il at 81. 81 at "A, 50 at
E4ls. and lis at As, Middling; 20 at IS strict Md
ding.
General Market.
The Jobsing market exhibited but little ami
II ANANAs EEEA SAIL AO0hH A0HAAIAAf EAAEEel
Bran, which is acarce and hrn, and Oats which
remain unchanged.
CLEAR sIDEs.-stm irregular sales or 4
casks at sszi mail lots are sold as high as 2lh
cents.
HAMs-sales Of 3 casks, Plain, at SLe.
LARD-sales OF 3 tlerees at NE
CHEEsE-Saies Of Is boxes at Csc; 10 boxes
Choice at pc.
~FLOCR[Sales Of % barrels Xxx, al $40 %; Is
barrels Prime Xxx, sII 50: 10 barrels XXX, at
SIS 90. Harrison's sells at ZIG 50 g s7 o..
sUGAR-SaIes barrels Fair, New Orleans, /
at IsSe; G barrels Crushed and Powdered At
2fSc.
COFFEE-Sales5 sacks Inferior at 3eoi s sacks
Rio at SzN.
CANDLEs-sales or Is boxes Al sc.
wHIsKY-saIes OF : barrels, Common. 81
So 30 Sc 90
ORANGEs-sales OF boxes at SIS: : boxes
fine Lemons at sl3; common Lemons sell at 81.
COCOA NUTs-sales 2 casks at si2 90 per 100.
POTATOES-sales of50 barrels, Peach blows,
Al s4 u.
O~NIONs-sales OF 25 barrels, Choice, at So So
APPLES sales 50 barrels Prime Genitons
at&
FEED.-Corn is again lower; sales Of 900
sacks at 81 Is. Hay was very weak; sales Of IS
9 CSC. Bran sells at SIS g $50.
Imports.
TUESDAY, Jan. 4.-The imports OF yester-
as copied from the books of the Mer-
,hants' Exchange, were as follows:
Implts, 50 pkgs.Hay Sl bales.
Furniture, us pkgs. Hides, ls0;
iOtfOn. ld4 Dale4. Vehicles. 3. |
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04
Intense settlement Prevailing In
r. Eeighborhood.

on Just S-11rsay night a most horrid and
cold LlCoLec murder was committed by o
nero, iasmei Armstsa6 Randolph, on The
versou 2. a pe=-eable and unofsuding citizen,
M s--l Howell, living in the neighborhOod
OF Lal+ysue aspot, IN Fayette county, Tenn
thl9ty-nre mIe east Of This city, on the Mem
pa.s and Charleston Railroad The negro had
been IN the employment or NJ. Howell some
three CT four days, and wa In the same cabin
with AE Howell aud his wife and children,
until about seven O'Clock on the evening pre-
vlgus % the occurrence. AT about this time,
Sir. Howell stepped out and went 70 his stable.
followed 10 a few moments amer by the negro,
ul1. WIKI an axe IA his hand. peIpetratea The
Shocking and h5rrtt murder, by striking him
repestsdly with The sharp edge ofthe axe. RS
supposed that the Jugular vein wa
almost Instantly severed. Many other
evidences OF violence were found
blythe Jury CT inquest such was the cool de-
liberation ftle murderer that he Immediately
retarded % the house, and when asked b. Ms
Howell where her husband was, be said that
Er- z was a. Mr- Cross IA near n~eighbor5
trading for another horse, Ihaving bouEat one
IN ne moaning and produced the pocket-booE
OF ~ Il, containing the sam o. two dollars.
which - had taken from his person. He told
Iae lady that Nr h wanted thlrty dollars
wLich she handed Eiu, and with which he lsh,
and i19k the cars - lafayette. OK sunday
morning for this place On Sunday morning
&r[ EJ~L found the dead body OF her
husband iu tae yard. IN a horribly muuls-
ted condition, bUt enough evidence % show the
manner o, bis death. The axe which he mon
ster had used on the ocesSlln was lying In close
proximity % the dead body
Tr Howell was a gentleman n slrr.f fvranrv-
I've years OF age, and leaves behind hIu1 q wife
aad I've children. lie was regarded by al who
Ener him, Is an homes, peaceful and unof
tending citizen, AID one whJs- death La ex-
cited the sincerest Roget Ir Howell was aIso
q member, IN good stznaiuE OF the Masonic
erste-nity. The negro Is o. . csppsr-oolored
b.e- Of ordinary size. pr0niaeEt ewes
very bad countenance, and vas IN
raown IA the neigabo-hOod before he
entered the serves Of Mr.. Howell. The negro
hss said that he csae lE3m near ~BroVnsynleiu
Haywood county, Tenn. The snar has created
tae greatest excitement in the neiShoorhood,
az 4 Is much 70 be feared that EoGpte r .
very serious nature viii easae yuh other ne
-rses. who are not known in The vicinity O.
res atroclous murder. TIT matter mas oeen
made known 70 Tia civil authorities II theeliy
and every exertion Is haing q by them te
captare and bring 70 justice tse inhuma1m mon
ster, whose hands are yet reeSing win ths
blood o. his innocent victim.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

g. Soon after the late war broke out,
the shipments Of gold from California 10
the Atlantic seaports dropped from
about thiFty-fve million annually to
about twelve million. All the res; was
sent 70 foreign countries, Or brought East
by other conveyance, so ss 70 Q car
tare by the rebel priyateers. The tide
has again turned, for We see, by a recent
table OF shipments, that twenty million
five hundred and sixty four thousand
eight hundred and ninety-fve doUars
have been sent bY the California steam-
ers 10 Esw York within the present
year. The whole amocnt sent forward
nom San Francisco to the Eastern
States, from January one, eighteen hum
bred and hfty-four, to December twenty.
eighteen hundred and sixty-fve. is three
hundred and seventy-seven mIIlioa
eighty thousand seven handredand nine
teen dollars. or course this Is the whole
product for the time specified. Much of
the gold IS sent to foreign countries to
paw for merchandise and to settle ex-
changes, and a vast deal more is sent
East By other modes than regular ship
ment blythe steamers. In 3 recent work
published by Mr.. Roman at San Fran
cisco, the whole gold product OF the Pa
cihe country since eighteen hundred and
forty-nine Is set down at seven hundred
and fifty million dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

e. FT NeU Orleans, Ticks5Nrg, JQc<poa and
Grenada. three Times a weeS. ga Memphis g
Charleston and Mississippi Central Railroad
&c Nurhrlge. L8uiFuaae uaa CiacHn0n- daily
2l5 D. IA. flg NashvlI & Decatcr Railroad.
- NaB York. Richrl1sd- BntuuorG, Boston,
ptf0deluhiu. Hdshiagd0l- and al Al9fe1H ctiies,
daily. at EIs prn, rG Memphis a Ch1foslou
aad East Tennessee & virginia Railroads
- C7To. Chi-1g1, 81 Lousr and northern
ana Western. daily ataplm-- ia river 70 Cairo
- TickebuTg. river and way landings three
Hmes 81 week
- WaafgomsvGnd MabGe, and Mobue& Ohio
Raiir0al. three times week.at 30 pm
e. Elsa2lFpi q ZeEnesss 4diEpdds three
times per week. 81 5 pm
UE- -TruphiSd ono RG1b7odo, daily at=N pm
So Lule Rock and Ehue Hsuer, three times q
week. o. 4 pm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

,dI T EAueA-EOA correspondence AuANaAD AAluss
KNIGHTS OF THE ROADEIN CALI
F9ESLA.
The romantic days Of Claude Duval,
Sixteen String Jack, Dick Turpin & Co.,
are being revived on the Pacific coast,
and highway robbery is of every dayoc-
currence. But a few days ago a stage
stopped about one mile from Vir-
ginia City, Nevada, according to the old
rules of the road. An obstruction WAS
placed on the highway, and az the stage
came up the position received orders TO
'halt." He did so acockedmusket was
pointed at his head, and others of the
gang made the passengers get out and
stand IL a row on the way side.
Men kept guard over them with loaded
pistols, while others relieved them Of
their watches, money, n other Yalu-
bles. The thieves got about fifteen thou
sand dollars In clsh, besides six gold
watches, and several diamond Jewels.
A lady in the coach wss not molested the
leader OF the gang said he would ''scorn
to rob q woman Wells, Fargo & Co.'S
express box was robbed the bullion was
thrown away, out the coin was appropri-
ated. After the rascals hal got all that
was to be had, the stage was allowed to
proceed on its journey. One Of the men
robbed was a Boston merchant, who was
out in Nevada on business. lie
viii doubtless think Il a rough country.
From various parts Of the State, too, we
hear Of men being robbed by highway
men. In the southern portion Of the
State there have hees gaags Of these
knights OF the road roaming about, COM
hitting all sorts Of d~epredations. They
defy the authorities, FOR, mounted on
good horses that have been stolen, thew
can swoop down on the highways, do
what they wish, and get back 10 their
mountain retreats before the officers q
start after them. One Of the most note
rious d~esperadOss that has been Ia this
State since the days Of Joaquin-hls
name was Henry-was recently killed in
san BernaFdino county. He was a
bloody monster, and lad murdered A
great many men in California. ASherifis
posse caught him by strategy, and dis
patched him without any ceremony.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04
Columbian Gin.

Ladies' Hair Dressing saIoOn.-The Ia
vorite establishment Of Msdame Lavlgne, on
Main street, between Onion and GayOs-. oppo-
site the rovine Block, is in fun blaze OF pros
perity. Her OF hair, IA variety,
grace ana elegance, are unsurpassed The most
elaborate toilet lacks Flash unless Madame
Lavfgne touches It.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

FenieE Brothcrhood--The usual weekly
meeting Of the Mitchell Circle, OF this city, Wiz
be held this evening al ills Jefferson street az
: O'Clock The Secretary has received lmp0r-
tant letJars from the senate and President
bearing on the issue between both parties,
which VIII be lpad before the meeting A mu
attendance Of ali members including those
admitted at the late meeting, would be desir-
able.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

s~Pechfs-That was q great and a good idea
ofJoseph spscht-opeuing a r~efreahment room
for ladies' exclusively. Tee blessings Of many
a Game, wsarted with shopping, and with an
appetite for lunch, are sEoWered upou DIS hesd
Tor this thoughtful provision forladies' comfort
Lady visitors from the country rise up and call
aim blessed. since through his foresight they
may spend the day In town without starving.
or being put 10 tue trouble and expense OF
going 70 a hotel. Great Is spechL the ladies
friend
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

GSId Eagle Recommendation, beasts,
nsh, vegetables. saueessplees, relishes and slim
ulanis Everything that the appetite, whether
vicious from s-bsinance, feeble from lndul-
gence. or weak from sickness, can crave, can
be found at the Golden Eagle Restaurant =.
= nearly opposite The APPEAL once on MadI-
con E~raa-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

- Lste Papsrs-Messrs EmmOns& son have
Just received View York weeklies and dailiss Of
the very latest dates Among others they Rave
received HlgT's Weekly, Frank Lssus's Elus-
tr0asf ye5gDzper, Army and Macy Ga-sne, Vet
Yg-k Weetg and Nea1 York Ner-aE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

CAUSES OF SUDDEN DEATH.-Eerv few
of the sudden deaths which are said Ia
arise from diseases of the heart 10 really
arise from that cause. To ascertain the
real origin of sudden deaths an experi-
ment has been tried in Europe. and re-
ported TO a Scientific Congress held at
Strassburg. SiXty-six cases Of sufIan
death were made the subieca of a
thorough post mOrtem examination
in these cases only two were
found who had died from disease
of the heart. Nine OUT Of the sixfv-six
had died from aPoplexy, while there were
forty-six eases Of congestion Of the lungs
that is, the lungs were so full of blood
they could not work, there not being
oom enough for a sufficient quantity Of
air to enter TO support life. The causes
that produce congestion Of the lungs are
cold feet, tight clothing, eostive bowels
sitting still until chilled after being
warmed with labor OF q rapid walk, 90
ing too sIddnely from a close, heated
room into the cold air, especially after
speaking, and sudden depressing news
operating on the blood. These causes of
sudden death being known, an avoidance
Of them may serve 10 lengthen many
valuable lives, which would otherwise be
lost under the verdict Ofheart complaint.
The disease is supposed to be inevitable
hence many may not takethe pains they
would 10 avoid sudden deathift they knew
it lay in their power.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

1a-A young but prudent mother, on
the occasion of making her little boy his
first pair of colOred trowsers, conceived
the idea that it would be more economi-
cal to make themof the same dimensions
behind as before, so that they might be
changed about to wear evenly-and so
she fashioned them. Their effect when
donned by the little victim was ludic-
reus in the extreme. Papa, at first sight
Of the baggy garment, so ''fearfully and
wonderfully made" burst into a roar OF
laughter, and exclaimed, ooh, my dear,
how could you have the heart TO do it?
Why, the poor little fellow won't know
whether he's going to school or coming
homo -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

G-eHi Reduction eonunued al Mack Bros.
& Bohm, No Al Main street, who viii close out
their entire and immense stock Of Dress Goods,
COaks, Shawls, Balmorals, Blankets, etc, at
less than cost Ladies, now IS your time 20
purchase bargains, and when you 20 out shop
ping CAL a. Mack Bros ( Bohm. JAMS =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

Dressed Lnmber.-A superior qusIty OF
White and yellow Pine Flooring, Weather
boarding, shestLng, Doors, Blinds, sash, Joists,
SOUS md stndlInr. can be found a. 4 I Rlces
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

City Tax sais--Persons owning City Lots,
upon which the corporation tax for eigh-
teen hunire5 and ~siNty-dve remains unpaid,
should bear In mind thai the sale OF such lots
is to take place On Monday and Tuesday the
eighth AID ninth days Of Jauuary. JanG-4t.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

E-oBEEEv-The store OF Chspsky, Eenzier &
Co, OF the corner Of Poplar aud Second streets.
was entered on wednesday night last, and
so5bsd OF tobacco and cigars, amounting In
valus 10 ove- four hundred dsuars. The
thieves e-.au-d.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

The Columbia Athenasum--It is crafty
Ing 20 learn that this school, formerly so emil
neut for It's usefulness, Il nov IN fall operation,
having escaped the raTages Of war without any
damage TO It's costly library, philosophical and
chemical apparatus, musical Instruments,
paintings. statuary. etc. lts
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

FEEEDNES's C5CET-The following NEGROES
we1s uiedin the F-eedmens Court. this morn
ing; George Psrtee, for whipping his wife.
naed ten dollar; o Lace, misdeme1uor.
I'VE dollars; Frank Cole, drunk and disorderiy.
I've dollars; BIN Horn, drunk and disor1eriy.
I've dclLsrz a55n EsrtwiE, misdemeauor. i've
dollar Richard Jordan, driving On Sidewalk,
Evc dollars
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

RECORDERS CoUET-The city has been re-
msrkably quiet during the past two or three
dsys ~Thec onservators Of the peace" arrested
ulne persons on Tuesday night, and had them
ausigued before Acting Recorder Cotton yes
tsrioy morning Fines and costs amounting 20
fo--y-three dollar were couected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04
Remored.-Ness- -

Ramoved.-MessrS DuBose & Robertson,
Cotton Factors and Commission Merchants,
have moved their Office from ~ 10 3s Front
street, Mos5y & Hunts building, where they
wiz De pleased to see all their old friends and
cn-EaIner.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

While LabOreE~--By reference TO the ad-
vertisement Of MesSrS Goodman & Merrill, Il
VIII be seen that these gentlemen are prepared
20 supply Emigrant Laborers % Southern
Planters az low wages and on reasonable terms.
Parties wishing 70 gain any Information on the
subject can do so by calling on III. Goodman,
the senior OF the firm, at his ONCE tn the Jack
IN E-ncr- On Nan .--a.r-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

TzE CoSCEET AT APER's CHAPEL-The con-
cert given for the benefit OF Caper's Chapel, IN
der the auspices OF Prof WlnckIer, passed or
last evening e a most pleasing and satisfactory
manner. The ladies and gentlemen present
displayed th-ougEsut the sIt the HveIiest ap-
precision OF tie execution Of the vocal and
instrumental music selected FOR the occasion.
ia which ability o. = very superior order was
diSula-e1.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

E-Thsnks-NessrA Blelock & Co. have our
-hanks for full hles Of late Northern and Esst-
err uaua-g
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

THE BOARD OF ALDEEUES AND CoNcERr
sALooss-Alderman Tool onered a resalution
a. the last meeting OF The Board, requesting
the city Attorney 10 submit his opinion in re-
gard u the means necessary 90 be employed IN
aboTfShfrg -haza institutions
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04
c MATTERS.

PERs0SAL-BIE-Gen. y. A. A. Dudley, has
arrived In the city and IS stopping a. the Gay
$50 Houss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

Q-AEEELV CoUSTY ~CoCEr-The Quarterly
Comfy Court adjourned on wednesday last 10
Saturday neN1, ~ which time IL is desired THAI
al leg15uslces OF The peace OF shelby county
VIII attend. Business OF great importance TO
the county WI be b-oacht up.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

Every Lady I'm memphis should see the
greet Bargains al Nenksn kro-s&C %. Flannels
II ID SEM. wortb 81 %; Bed Blankets, at - Ms
- wo-th so. and : hundred other articles a.
t.,r sasir REGULAR price. u there AZ once.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-01-04

stock StOck!i stOck:I;-Horses, Mares.
Mules, Carriages. Spring Wagons and Harness
this, THURSDAY morning At ten o'clock, by Geo.
kellogg, AZ LUtz, Wiudle &Co's Stable, Nos. 4
and $ south Court street. Court squarel.