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MERCHANTS s. BANKERS
Grand Distribution.
200 600 Ticxets. 81 Each, go. 90J Presents, or
one tor every ticket. WIN positively
taEe place on1
Saturday, February "a, 1s6a,

Saturday, February "a, 1s6s,
AZ UHLICH's HALL, CHICAGO,
Rtil be conducted the Mutual Benefit Princip e,
the airest and most impartial plan diEtriou-s
non vt offered to the puiic sscure Jour tickets
once.
present 10 cssh .................. S200nOO
..-. .-.. ............ lU 0O0
presents each Is, 00J. ..,. ...... 1910
$4,000. ....-. ..- 1900
100 $50 . 100
As25 from 50 to $40 each e.. 1890
50 Sewing Machines valued At .......... 10 COO
as Grand Piano Fortes valued At ........ 81, $50
l6 Full set Diamonds, valued 81. ......... Al. 100
los Gold ana silver Watches. value1 At. Il 542
Assorted presents amounting To-. 65,67e
A PRESENT FOE EvaRY TICKET.
All who desire Il purchase should 40 so at once,
to enable rs TO register them before the nnal
distribution,
Iickets, 81 each; 8 for S2,6O; Tor $500; ~ tor
al 90. All AWARDS bl be delivered directed
the day atsr the distribution and the result sent
to each ticket holder at Send stamp iOT pros
Pectus and list OF prizes. Reliable agents With
good refer snce wanted. Address with name OF this
paper. J.. W. 5AU6Eh CO.,
deolcwlm % Randolph st Chicago
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plalnIs JaunQlcet
or Nervous Debili
rhoea, Disease Oi
all Diseases arts
ordered Live
Intesrines.
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HOOFLAND's GERMAN BITTERs
AND
HO0FLAND'S GERMAN TONIC,

PREPARED BY DR.. &c III. JACKSON,
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
Twenty two wears since they were frat introduced
into this country from Germany during which JiHle
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-07
ANOTHER STEAM BOAT Dis
ASTER.
STEAMER PILaRIM SUNK.
The Beat a Total Loss.

One Of those steamboat disasters with
which the residents on the banks OF the
Mississippi have been RECALLED, hap
pened about O'Clock yesterday morning.
The steamer Pilgrim, which LETT here on
Thursday evening, bound for Pine Bluff,
when about thirty miles above Helena,
struck an old wreck, knocking a hole In
her hull which caused her almost imme-
date sinking. The clerks and hands were
left at the wreck 10 take care OF the
freight, which was not much injured.
The boat will probably prove q total loss.
The Captain, Tom Berry and the Pilot,
Elisha Evans, came to this point OF the
steamer Mississippi. Tie steamer was
about five years old, and belonged to
Hon. Dan Able and Capt. Beltzhoover.
She was valued st SIC, 600, and insured
in Cincinnati offices for 5000. We are
grstifed to say that no lives were lost on
the occasion,
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lo0xNrNIcAFEl

Editors Memphis Appeal:
Having been Informed that the party
referred % Ia the following card refuse
TO pay any sttentiOn thereto, from the
fact that It was Published in the Ara.
Ldaehe, / respectfully ask > place for il in
your celumnss
deem It due to the business cOmmu'
pity. as well as the public generally, to
expose the character Of an United States
officer now on duty ia this city as AZ
United States weigheF. ] refer TO c. l..
Dalrymple, who holds that position, and
who l. necessarily 10 constant contact
with our business men, and Of whom
susUee requires they shall be made &C
.qaiptsd. ] would ask this Dalrymple
# be = uot 0s same person who was the
guiltv participation ~ q felony AZ Cbstta-
6ooge which ESs cOmgc1pded from mo-
tives Of charity, and he permitted to
escape the country to GeNicoR ~ hf
denies that he is the glilty criminal, I
stand ready 70 prove him TO be- 70 ihe
satisfaction Of a discerning public and
announce myself r~esPensi6ie for Wh9t 1
have written. As he is alsoR political
aspirant for Radical h0R0rs, the pebiica-
tiOn ! make is the more pertinent.
n. 81. RAWLINGS.
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A FAITHFUL GUARDIAN.
HE DEFENDS HIS CHARGE.
whisky in the Jar.


The many frauds pracuced upon the
Government, in the distillatiOn 81
/ whisky, has caused the revenue officers
to be wide awake, and in no place has
Uncle Sans interests been more vigil
lantly watched than in Memphis. In
proof Of this, we may only cite the well
known fact that whisky which could not
be made Ia this city with profit, without
eyadIng the law, is now not made at all,
and the other fact that all which comes
here without having paid the tax, is
seized almost as soon as IL reaches our
wharf The recent exploits of 0 OH
GERS has given them an insight into the
Manufacture of this article at other
places, and in order TO ascertain without
cRvil, whether all was right at a distillery
nesr Randolph, in our neighboring
county. Mr.. Cooper, with y few assistants,
paid hat city 3 visit a few days ago. 1t
may not be generally known, but is never
theless true, that Mr.'Pete Harris, q we'll
known gentleman of this city, is now
stationed at that point TO see that the Gov
eminent is not defrauded of its just dues.
He is vigilsnt, and by assiduous and
close watch both day and night, has pre-
vented any of the juice from inding its
way to market untilit was duly passed
upon by law, and was, like the support
ers OF Beecher, free from bondage. 1t
happened that Mr.. Cooper and his party
arrived at Randolph about 3 o'clock in
the morniRg, and proceeded in the dark
ness toward the distillery. About that
time Pete was making his rounds to see
that no syphOn pump was drawing the
LIQUID from the vat or tubs in cantraven-
ton Of law. Hearing the party advance
toward his charge, and not knowing but
they were intent upon mischief, our gal
liant fellow citizen, true to the etrust
repOsed in him, poured 3 volley Of buck
shot into the approaching party. 1t is
useless for us e 70 further into details.
1t is enough to say that the visitors from
this city reached the packet before she
could let go her line, and in less time
than we q tell il, they were in the hold
Of the vessel and safely protected by a
bulkhead. Pete was left master Of the
situation, and will be sst0nished when
he learns that in his zeal to protect his
charge, he came near cutting short the
career Of 3 worthy and useful revenue
officer.
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CLOSING or mAILs.

Until further notice the Mails viii close 4,
follows;
For Cairo, Chicago, At. Louis, Nashville, Louis
Vile, Cncinnati,C Cleveland, Pit6sburg, Phila-
dsiphia, Buffalo, Albany, New York Bali
more, and all cities north aud west, al
Sis pm.
For Chattanooga, Richmond Washington,
Augusta Columbus, Ca, Montgomery no
bile, Ala, New York, Nashville and slciuea
south and east, al $50 pm.
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Miss,
Nioksburg, Eatehez, and al cities SOUTH, at
SPIN
All Stations on Mississippi and Tennessee,
Southern, New Orleans. Jackson and Great
Northern railroads a. $50 pm.
All Stations on Memphls aud Louisville and
branch railroads ats pm.
All Stations on Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
EiSsippi Central, Mobile and OHIO, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville n Chattanooga and
East Tennessee railroads at am.
FOR Little Rock, Pine Bluff and all Landings
en- Arkansasand Whiterivers, (sem1-Weeklyl,
Tuesdays n Saturdays
Mississippi riVer-south. l~semi-WeekIyl, Tues
dsyE and Saturdays.
Mississippi river-north, (semi-Wceklyl, Mon
days and Fridays.
r c GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
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THE COURTS.

CHANCERY CoURT-Hm. N. Smith, Chdecel0
The following causes will be taken up on heal
ing to-day:
sdHman vs. stiIlman.
$ L0Wnes V Hancock ct al.
50 Lane Vs WEIGH et al.
o. Morton vs. Memphis Building Association.
81 Barrett vs. Wilcox.
81 Laws, eX parte.
/ o Bishop vs. Place ct al
"a Palmer vs. stockton.
% Payne vs. Stockton.
! G5 ~COOpwOOd vs. Jones.
81 DubOSe, sN parte.
/ % DubOse " Jones'
20 Garrett, eN Parte.
/ "a Union Eank vs. Thomson.
y Valentine vs. Woodruff.
| 3 Lsske, eX parte.
I a Belts VI Belts ct al.
- shelly vs. Hogan.
20 Cox vs. Walker.
y LOOMS vs. haSsett,
$ Combs vs. ID ssett
70 Began vs. Stewart.
- Parker vs. Hammer.
81 Tanner vs. Carroll.
- "a easer vs. Bland.
50 Weaver vs. Cook.
81 Cook vs. weaver.
80 ApparsOn vs. Adams.
y FeiliL v Brown
- Eurr vs. blbSOn..
80 McClanuahan vs. Lee.
~ tlaybrOOG VS. heldeL.
~ FlournOy VS. Cooper.
% lhmser vs. Durye e. 4
90 Thornton vs. shannon.
20 Hancock vs. DOgan.
81 Hancock vs. Logan.
IS Guuter vs. kimbrOugh.
50 TayIOrVs RemberL.
luS Pbelan VS. hughes.
lul DuUBar " hughes.
lU2 Grlmug vs. Hughes.
lu3 Lane vs. Hayman.
100 NJ. a :. Turnpike Company vs. Black we'll
los Wickersnam vs. hOnaley.
lO7 bradford rs Cherry.
10 Buutyn Us Hart.
III Harris vs. Dyke.
III HuLgnnest vs. COckerell.
~ Dpnn V Dunn.
~ ORC Cow hapna.
The orders and DEGREES entered on yesterday
seAllster vs. BrookE, decree for complainant.
Adams y Adams ct al reference TO { & n.
ButrWald Us Hewett, reference 70 c s 81.
A1Op'vs Galloway, order OF sale.
Pr asants " kortrUtcht, Ordsrof reference.
GOodwyn vs. MhiJelaw, deCres as to will, etc.
Chaplin vs. BOOse, appeal granted.
Nelson Us BatemRu heirs, orJer tor survey.
karu vs. DAVIS, order Of sale.
Shelby CIRCUT CoURT-Jtdgs Recess, Pre-
sidiHg-Tbe List OF casts set Tor trial to-day is as
follows;
SO smith vs. McGrath.
w Arnold VS. cole.
las Memphis and Overton Hotel Company vs.
PeyIon.
lGt Sksggs vs. Humesl adn'r.
los Matthews VS. Mcclellan.
iUS Vaudeville VS. Cash.
zoe Richardson vs. Bishop.
Ill WardVs MOllter.
Az SULLIVAN. admir-, vs. Miles.
A3 stewart 4 Bros. vs. Robertson.
10 Wits " TODD.
us Wtleiord, admir-, vs. Cannon.
l9 Samey " same.
~ Roam et uN vs. Stewart.
III Harrison, adm'r, vs. carroll OF al.
II stewart q Bro. vs. Auucri6E.
l2i Stitman. adm'r, vs. Dean.
rs Bartlett ct al vs Bond
iN3 same vs. Turley.
"a Blackwell, admir-, VS. Carrie 4 Co. ct al.
rs Huliard ct al vs. DOnnelsO1.
I2J state OF Tennessee, use, ETC., VS. Valentine
Ell al.
$50 MendeHhai vs. Brooks
49, Stewart & Bro. vs. Mitchell,
All officers heretofore notified must appear
before the Court. on OF before next Wednesday,
morning .Dec.lL 1857 .andrenew their bonds and
ii they nail 90 TO do their Offices will be declared
vacant Tuesday next will be motion day IN
This Court
MUNICIPAL COURr-GeO. W. HdldrDa, Judge.
Adjourned on yeNterdsy over TO Monday, De-
cenDer 9, 1857.
Law ~CJURT-Janscs o. Rerss, JBd0e.-To day
EDITIONS WI be head The CLERK viii call the
roll coiamencing at the letter y.
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AMUsEMENFs.

E-
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-FOr the
benefit Of Miss Fanny b. Price, the
reigning star at the New Memphis, the
drama Of Lrsah The FOrsaksn vas pro
duced according TO announcement. The
"Herman" of Mr.. Frank Roche was a
capital rendition. Mn.aAllen played an
excellent "Msrie,n while Mrs. Guliek
done "FIann in the best manner
/" Our Little Katie Gilbert - played the
ChiidD very a~eceptably. The house was
crowded with an audience Of which any
actress might feel proud. The seats
were dlled from pit to dome, and stand
ing room was at a premium. The per-
formauce concluded with the fourth and
fifth acts Of Under the GdSkght. There
viii be no matinee this afternoon. To-
night we have, for the last time, Under
the Gdstight. Those who have not seen
this piece should not fail to attend the
New Memphis tonight.
ST. PATRICKis FAIR.-The attendance
last night was large and sppreciative,
and, judging from present indications,
the enterprise will prove q success and DO
the Originators honor. The Fair will be
continued tonight and Monday night,
closing with a /" huge" ball, interpreted
with a splendid supper. Let no one fail
TO attend. The vote for the gold watch
and chain for the most popular young
lady, will close at 10 o'clock tonight
The vote for the gown and smoking cap,
far the most popular candidate for Alder
man Of the First Ward, win close at l0l
o'clock. The vote on the gold-headed
cane, Or the most popular physician, will
close at IL o'clock. Miss Katie League is
nine votes ahead for the watch and chain;
DIR. Rice Is fifteen ahead for the cane,
while J. 0'Connor leads for the cap and
gown.
THE SoIREE AT THE GAYOsO-On
Thursday evening, was very generally
pronounced % decided success, and at
tracted the most numerous and fash Ona-
BILE assemblage we have seen in Mem
phis since the bali given in aid of the
manned Confederate soldiers, nearly two
years ago. the succeeding entertain
ments of the series contemplated by the
Messrs. C0ckrell prove equally sgrees-
BILE, we shall have no difficulty in under
standing theremarksbly great popularity
of these hops"
THE BALL Ar THE CAsINo-Although
not so numerously attended as on several
former occasions, was kept up with much
spirit until a late hour, and we are in
fOrmed-for a prior engagement deprived
De Of the pleasure OF being present
proved as pleasant as these S6iTeeiS dan |
sdnte usually are, when managed by u
German fellOw-citiZens. Mr.. Hand
workers. string band ~discoursed admira-
bic music, and the waltZing was enjoyed
with that Zest which is characteristic of
the ladies and gentlemen from Father
land.
The VARUETIES.-The new company
at the Varieties continues to draw good
audiences. The performance is q good
one, and the most excellent order Kept.
The class of patrons are Of the most
respectable order.
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B. LowENsTEIN & BROS.

Greatest tlOsing OHt sale OF the Sea
SON.. kraUs q Go. have removed thel
Wholesale HOlse from No, III Second
street TO their old Established House,
Ne. 21S Main street, corner Of Adams
street, opposite the WOrshAm House,
where We will sell for the HeXt thirty
days regardless OF cost or value, the
largest STOCK OF Staple and FANCY Bry
foods. Clothing. Boots aud Shoes, and
PlsHters' Supplies In The city, beth
Wholesale and Retail. Detail buyers,
as well rs City and COantry Merchants,
Eil do well 20 call aud secure bargains,
as The STOCK must be sold In the nexi
thirty DAYS, regardless OF e0st or value.
N. KRlUS & CO., No. 21S Main St,
Corner OF Adams, opposite the WOrsham
House.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-07

CLAIM AND COLLECTING AGENTS.
We take pleasure in referring to the card
Of Messrs. Hume f. Hill & A. J.
Wheeler, claim End collecting agents,
No. 19 Madison street. up stairs. They
are both old citizens, and Rrs well and
favorably known - first class business
men. Mr.. Wheeler was for tive or thIes
years book-keeper On the old APPEAL,
ante bellu1a, and earned q well merited
reButatien both froHa bis employers and
from the business community generally,
Tor bis strict attention to the interests o.
all concerned. He has been engaged ID
various pursuits, since that time, IN all
OF which he has acquitted himself with
credit, if not with bat profit to himself
which is not expected ia sgeh times a.
now reduce to poverty the best men IL
the community. We heartily wish thS
lev firm success
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non RENT =

Al SEQ per month, each, We excellent sIOhE
u15lfz Nth Cellars. IN the Brick Building on
RasI Sear second street,
Also. at $40 Ger month. each sx nrst-clsss
Poems fu second story 81 same Building
-. asa per month. the Store Room No
A On Wafison street, Between Main and Second
streets. ST.,
a. ~ Lowest rareS. BEAUTIFUL
T0TE on BeaL. DeSOto, shelby, Tennessee
Clinton. wellington, Orleans, Ecica anu
eIIvF - VA. L VANCE.
90 Madison street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-07

As usual, there win be no little excite
ment this day at 10 o'clock at the
Arcade. A. large number Of Horses,
Mules, Cows and Calves, Wagons and
Carts, will be sold. II Is now a fixed
fact, a. il ussd to be, Cayee & Co. are
entitled to all they a do, as no firm
york harder or act more correctly.
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LOST.
)ST. LOST,

FILE Of Chancery papers in the suit OF
a WIN. Armour vs.. WA. Park and K. /. B l.
Vim eta charged 20 X K IurDage, deceased
attorney. and the papers ia toe suit Of Geo
W. Winchester VS. Henry q smith, adptni--
traitor OF n r. Winchester, deceased chsrgso
to Gtntt & Waddell. attorneys Also, lost or
mfslaid. the City Recorders Navy Yard Book,
Containing the proceedings in Council in rela-
ton 10 fbe said Navy Yard" The parties
having the above papers and book viii please
ralurD the same TO ONCE Of the Clerk and Mas
Ter fnTme tfatefy. A. ALsrOE, e. and NJ.
p \ 1TsTv p 4 aud A dPc4 Nv
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o r EN1

The PLANTATION ofthe late John r. Ham.
IN deseased. coutEininE lIA acres. situated
esgnf miles east Of Memphis, near me flgson
Poost Road. 60 acres cleared ana IN n nne
Efata for cultivation. Tn place VII De rented
in a body or any number OF aeres oAult EN-
.rfr Houses al new and IA good order WltR
mauT oomvenieneea- lBetucing 1ln' Ahli'
BlEcksmiths shop etc 49,
r,n-fr Mis- oDpostte Helena. Eve miles rom
ne rfver. with cSsn6orIahle i'm ~rlFeulents ano
under good fence: will BE- rented u boay OF
in quantity to suit tenants 50 aI0 SP~N
land. ~ T..
Apply 10 F. W. IRVIHE Es Front E2w. lof
further Information or JOHN CAANE
Memphis. November -, As5I. hoF4 IN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-07

La Mirandss' Preach Remedies-Havs
saved thousands all over Europe, hav
ing been for many years the hrst assist
ant ct Professor Ia Mirs4dss' Priyatf
Hospital IN Earis, ana having been I'm
ducsd 70 establish a branch in this
country, I am nov prepared 10 furnish hi.
celebrated remedies for CONSUMPTION, Rheu-
mGtism, scrofula ETC.; also, the genuine im-
psrtsd VitsllR -Hsaith's Grand RsstsreF =
the only certain OuFe for a constitution
shattered by the excuses and abuses Of
youth. Do not be tempered with by mex
periene d physicians. Address your com.
indications to DR.. G. W. Fernier, 2s5 West
47th st., New York. Advice gratis, but II
you give Us the full history Of your case,
the consultation fee Of three dollars should
be enclosed. Ladies may address us in full
nnnhdenca. MOI
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For Rent.

u,HE elegant Plantation OF IA Wildberger-
i deceased, four miles South OF Memphis, On
the river, entirely above overflow, containing
two hundred acres cleared land, good Dwelling
Cabins. etc viii be leased to g good tenant for
the ensuing year, at very reasonable rates,
FOR particulars, apply TO J.H. WAGGENEk'
% Main street, or 70 myself on the premises.
1-.eow C.. ]. WILDBERGER-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-07

PORK THEA lady named Miss
JEANNE Jenkins complained to Justice
Miller yesterday, that a negro calling
himself Granville Marquis had stolen
from complainant q pOrker on the
Pigeon ROOst road. A wsrrsnt was is
sued, the accused arrested. tried and sent
10 the Criminal Court for trial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-07

CONFIDENTIAL COMMUNICATION
Messrs. Editors We desire 70 inform
you, and more particularly through you
the public 10 general, thst We have now
on the way, and viii open In slew days,
one Of the largest aud most elegant
stocks Of Carpets, OIL Cloths, Rugs,
Mats. etc, that has eve been offered in
this city. The patterns are all new and
Of the most elegant designs. and will be
sold, regardless Of cost. Due notice OF
the day Of opening will be given.
ROYSTER, IRRELEVANT a co,
No adSzsgud street, Ayres Building.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-07

To THE PATRONs OF THE APPEAL--Subscri'
bers are requested TO report any irregularities
in the delivery Of the APPEAL st the Counting
room. Carriers will be furnished weeAly with
certificates authorizing them TO collect sub
scdptious. ED. J. MANSFORD,
superintendent OF Circulation.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE
IN LAGRANGE. TENN.

TIME Epleudid Residence and Town Lots in
LAaranRe, tenn, kn0Wn as the PARIS
GERMAN fAGE," arc for aale ALSO, the ReE-
Sdenoe and Town Lots Of MA d. J. Goode-
Tnsss places are in good eonoAuon, and can D.
bought cheap for cash. FOR HrnA OF Sale ana
II, C. MOORMAN, ESQ,
LeGrRRges Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-07

Sous or TEMPERANCE FAIR AND FEs.
TTvAL-The members Of the order oil
the Sons Of Temperancs IN this city pro
pose having a fair and festival in the
Greenlsw Club rooms, commencing the
10th inst. and continuing one week.
They express the wish that all friendly
to the cause will extend their hearty CO
operation with them IN their glorious
work. They propose to raise funds by
this means TO finish httiug up their hall,
csrpeiing the same, etc, 10 anticipation
OF Che meeting Of the Grand Division o.
the STATE - this city, on the Isl Of jan
usry, AZ which lIce tue members pro-
pose giving them a grad reception bail,
which, with the preparation 30 receive
them, viii be some expense; and The
Sons Of Temperance ask the citizens OF
Memphis 20 encourage them in their
efforts TO keep up such = mora" ass0-
citation.
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PATENT
LOST-FoUND.
5000 Reward!

I OST or stolen on or about the 18Th Novem-
Der last, one pain Double caSeG, Partisan
made, PENDENT Winding gold LEVER
W together with aheaVC GOLD CHAIN
the makers name, STEMLER. Is HUE DE- La
PAIu ARIs engraved on the inside. VIII
give the above reward FOR the recovery Of said
Watch AID Chain, aud ask no questions.
NJ. OMB IR Room No 2
- D-er nE-a RrrfnTFwu
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STEALING THE WEED.-The negro,
John Allen, who was accused of stealing
a box Of tobacco from HaTriss, Cochran
& Co, on Thursday, was examined by
Justice Miller yesterday, and sent to the
Criminal Court for farther hearing. If
Habeas Corpus or straw bail does not
interfere, Johns prospects for a visit to
the capital with an escort is more than
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-07

SPECIAL HorICE-Heresner individual bills
Of any employee or proprietor OF this paper
will not be allowed as an ohset against &C
counts for advertising. All bills against the
APPEAL viii be paid on presentation, and nc
bill will be allowed unless contracted by me or
by my authority. John AINSLIE,
Cashier and RusIness Manager.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-07

HEAVY FINE-The case of Jno. Good
man, that we mentioned yesterday as
playing policeman, etc, was brought up
before Mr.. Commissioner Richards, yes
JeTday morning, when the accused was
fined one hundred dollars-hfty for per-
sonating an officer and fifty for trespass.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-07

UNITED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.
On the corner of Washington aud Main
streets, at II O'Clock this morning, will
be sold, at public auction, for cash, the
entire stock Of Stoves, Tinware, Lamps,
Etc, by direction Of the United States
Marshal. w. H. Passmore & Co. are
the auctioneers-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-07

Room ROBBERY.-The rooms of some
Of the employees Of Martin Walt d Co,
No. 272 Second street, were entered yes
terdsy morning and 3 quantity of cloth
ing stolen. Information was given to
the police, but up 70 latest advicss no
arrests were made.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-07

CATTLE THIEvING.-Thecatt thieves
have been unusually busy Of late. Some
OF the residents on Poplar street have
received their attention, Messrs. Sheldon,
Register and Others having lost bovines
by their midnight prowling and depre-
Antinna
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-07

Read the New Advertisement OF
Rice, Silk & Co. Their prices have
been again reduced in accordance
with the latest decline, and they
mean 10 offer such Inducements as
Will guarantee an early sale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-07

Al Wool Hdnnels, BIeaehed and Brown
Canton Flannels, l0-4 Sheetings, Bed
Blankets, etc, regardless of cost or value,
at NJ. Kraus Il Co.'s Great Closing Out
Sale, corner Of Adams street.