Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-01

Law COURT.-J1mes 0. Pierce, Judge,
etc-The following cases will be called
up for trial on Monday December 2 1857
49, Alexander VS. Rice.
48l BOrO VS. Morris.
4S3 Sparksvs Williams.
Isl Stnlman vs. Lsski.
As, Aydlett Us MaguL
f7 Abrahsms vs. pGBoise etal.
4S9 FoWman vs. Siebert ct al.
900 Driver vs. Farmer.
1872 Creighton vs. Mckinney.
1913 FriDey vs. CuneO.
s94 Peres vs. Psres.
4g5 Eusel VS. Peres.
10 Crowley, admir-, Is Hagerty.
sg7 5eii1ne vs. Seymour.
fS Hollywood VS. Elliott.
800 Vaughn vs. Hanseli g. Riggs.
ju Taylor. admir-, VS. Levy.
sos Bond d TOwles vs. Green.
SO McGhee vs. Mears et al.
5O8 Western VS. Baum ct al
5T N & A Of NJ vs. seymour.
SO same vs. M~alloney.
jIl Same vs. Same.
5l2 same VS. Murphy,
5i3 Same vs. Burke.
5l4 Same vs. Cody.
5l5 Same VS. Jones.
81 same vs. Safrans.
SIS Same vs. Fergus6p.
SO same vs. WicEersham, admir-.
CHANCERY COURT-Wm. II. Smith,
Chancellor, etc.-The causes set for hear
ing during the ensuing week are as fol-
lows:
MONDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1861.
IOs e. Divide q Co. VS. Hanna ct al.
100 II. D.-Shaw VS. same.
rHURsDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1867.
Davis vs. Davis.
The hearing docket Will be taken up on
Thursday, and called regularly, commencing a.
SATURDAY, 7, 1867.
stliman VS. StiIIman.
NF~xrrrn. Trrpn Gao II HI
dr0n, judge. - Monday, December 2,
1857, will be motion dsy-laW SIDE. At
1 O'Clock, the criminal docket will be
taken up and motions heard, etc, pre-
paratory to adjournment to court in
course.
SHELBY CIRCUIT COURT. - Judge
Reeves, Presiding, etc.-Msets in special
session on Monday, December 2, 1867,
pursuant to adjournment.
CRIMINAL COURT. 49, VIM. Hunter,
Judge, etc. - Adjourned on yesterday
over to Monday, December 8, 1867, in
consequence of Judge Hunter being
compelled to go to Somerville, Tenn, for
the purpose Of holding court
COMPLEXION WAsH-Messrs. J. B.
WATSON & Co. have been appointed
General Agents Of this city for the sale
of Mrs. Iackson!s Incompatible beauti-
Ger. The success which has attended
the Queen Bess Complexion Wssh and
its accompanying powders, has been IN
parallelled, and the fame which our city
has won through its beautiful ladies, viii
become hereafter historical. Several Of
our eminent dealers in cosmetics have
ordered supplies, and within q few days
every lady's toilet stand will De made
familiar with this useful and Identifying
article. The ladies Of America should
be grateful TO Mrs. Jackson who has in
trOducsd to them an article acknOWl-
edged to be far superior to any foreign
wash. The oils are extracted from the
flowers which grow 50 prOfusely all yer
the land, and the powder, which is APP
piled, acts as an enamel, defying the in
roads of time or weather. Any lady can
use the wash with safety, and its virtues
as a deDtifrice are not among the least of
its virtues. BY its use all impurities Of
the skin are removed, and the complex.
ion becomes fresh and youthful. Mrs.
Jackson Is still in u city and stopping
at the WhitemOre House. Our ladies, all
# whom are interested, should call on
her, and test the virtues Of this article.
CHANGE OF TIME.-Tbe winter sched-
ule Of the Memphis and Louisville
Railroad Line takes effect to-day, De-
cember lst-the Morning Express leav-
ing Memphis at Z am, and Night Ex-
press st 8 pm; Brownsville Accom-
mediation at 4 pm. The morning and
evening trains run through to Louisville
without change, arriving at 4 am. and 3
pm. next day. Returning trains will
leave Louisville at $3.50 am. aud 2 Pm,
arriving at Memphis at 6 am. aud I pm.
The Brownsville Accommodation ar
rives at Memphis at 10 a.m. This
accommodates both through and 10
cal travel better than any other
schedule heretofore run by this
Line. Ticket Offices No. 2874 Main
street and at Depot head Of Main, where
tickets to all points East, North and
West q be procured.
A POPULAR DRY GOODS HoUsB.-A.
Seessel & Son, Main street, opposite
Court Square, occupy a leading position
amongst the dry goods houses Of Mem
phis. They haye attained this position
by honesty, industry, and keeping q
stock of goods suited to the wants and
necessities of this community. They
sell st prices which cannot be undersOld
by any legitimate, reputable firm in our
CITY, and their stock is as varied and
selected with as good TASTE and judgment
AZ any establishment IN the country.
The ladies who resort to this emporium
of fashion win find the very latest styles
Of fall and winter goods, and all the
latest novelties of the season. Country
people will find here a stock admirably
adapted to their wants, and on the most
reasonable terms. Their card appears
else where.
EMMoNs &SoN, No. 10 Jefferson street
and 1893 Main street have received Police
News, Frank Lsslie's Illustrated News
paper, Boys and Girls Weekly, New
York Observer, Gleasonls Companion,
Stats Zeitung, Home Journal, London
News, Independent, Irish American,
New York Clipper, London Punch,
Rural New Yorker, Phunny Bhellow for
January, 1868, New York Weekly,
KeIlyis Weekly, Metropolitan Record,
Irish Citizen, John Mitchelps Paper,
irish People, Round Table, Harperis
Weekly, New York Ledger, Chimney
Corner, Literary ALBUM, Boston Pilot,
Southern Society, Turf, Field and Farm,
Waverly Magazine, Hsrperls Bazaar,
Broadway Magazine, Halls Journal Of
| Health. Call at Emmons 4 Sons and
get your Sunday reading matter.
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