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REORGANIZATION.
st. L8nis, Memphis s Vicksburg
PACKET LINE.

ONE OF the four following hrEt L@
~ class side wheel Steamers Will 49,
leave Memphis prOmpbl OF ana
MONDAYS, at s O'clock pm. for Nlcksourg and
all way landings; steamers
RUBICON, W. II. Blake, Master, FRIDAYS;
Il. NJ. SHREVE, h. Carter. Master. FRIDAYS;
COLUMBIAN. Barnes, Master.
PEORIA CITY, D. Fl. silver, Master, MONDAYS
Making close connection with Meridian and
Selma Railroad, and YazOo River Packets.
BY prompbuess aud regularity aud strict at
tentfOn to all busiuess entrusted to1hem, these
Packets trust 70 merit and receive ths patron
age OF shippers.
Freieh: Iecei we'd at all hours at City Wharf
boat, loot OF Monroe street.
LARRY HAEMSTAB& CO, Agents,
OcI5tf 81 Main street, corner Madison.
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Nom Resident Notice.

In the Chaneery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
NO. 2sH, n. r. D-J. s. stanton aud Jess
Moore lnrm Of stanton & MsOTel vs.. J.
Mcleod ct ais.
TT appearing from affidavit In this cause tina
the defendants, in. Mcleod and VIM. W
1 Hankius are resiuedts OF the State OF Mlssis
sippi and non-resdents Of the State Of Ten
nesSee;
II is therefore onaered nat thSy make thel
1 efty Of Memphis, Tenn, on or before the mrs
Monday In February, 1858, and plead, answer
I or demur 70 complainant BILL, or the same VII
be taken for confessed as to them and st foi
I hearing axparte and that a copy Of this ordeI
[ ba Dnblished on6e & week, for four successiy.
I weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
S1GUsT05ALsToN, Clerk and Master,
L0gwood& Psfto9, soils, geF C~omPlainaRL
dse26 lsWiW
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Resfdcnf Noffce-

In the Chanesry Court OF Memphis. Tenn.
Lydia jenkins and Mary e. Murdoch. who sue
by their next friend, WIN. Armour. "a.
Charles 3. Church, George jenkins and Tho8.
Murdoch.
n appearing rom afidavit in this cause that
the defendants, George jenkins and Thomas
Murd ,eh are nOn-residentS OF the state Of Ten
uessee,
II Is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein. at the Courthouse IN
the city Of Memphis, Tennessee, On the
h-st Monday in February, 1855, and
plead, answer OF demur 70 c~Ompiainautg
bin, or the same will be taken for con-
fessed as 10 them and sci for hearing ex-parte,
and hat "A copy Of this order be published
once a week, for four successive weeks, in
the Memphis Appeal.
A C~opy-Attest;
AUGUSTON ASTON, Clerk aud Master.
George w.. Winchester. and Heiskel & ecogL
Solicitors for compIainRutS. declZ IaW4w
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Attachment Sat-.
Municipal Court Of Memphis.

AAAAN-F@- NNAAN @NANAA1H
IL C. King plaintiff, VI. W, Wyatt, defendant.
FFIDAVlT for attachnent having been
~ made IN THIS case in pursuance Of Section
s873 Of the Code OF Teunessee. and attachment
having been issued and returned by the proper
en- 1er, LEVIED" etc on the property or de-
feudaEt, W. Wyatt
It's therefore ordered that the said defend
AIT appe-r AT the Courtroom in the CITY Of
Memphis. Tenn, on or before the utsI Iuesiar
IN January neat. and defend tors suit. or tho
sane viii be taken fer confessed CAS- O. hln- auli
the case set for hearing eErsrte. aur thai a
copy cfthis order be pubishe4 once week Tor
four consecutive weeks 10 TIE Memphis Appeal
LuCIEN b EATO- CLERK,
deC6 wit By MASON HYDE Deputy tIarE-
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Ad1ntnistr0tOr,s N0tice.

EIIERS Of administration having teeu
~ granted % me, az the November Aerm ~
the county Court % shelby county. Upon Inc
estate Of James KimbrouKb, dscetsed notice Is
hereby gwen 70 al persons indebted 10 the es-
make immediate payment 70 me. - Tam de-
termined 70 Close up tns estate AZ early - pos
siDie and al psrEOcs having ciair1s azain-L
the estate 70 present theai 70 me f9r pay ment.
properly authenu sted, Wrhiu tbs time rrr-
scr1Ded BY law, or this notice wil 81 DEAD IN
bar Of Their recovery
HENRY 7. JONES. Admir- Of Decd.
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THE ORPHANS FAIR. Owing no
doubt to the unpropitious state OF Il .
weather last night, the fair for the benefit
Of the orphans OF st. Peters Church was
not so largely attended - it would nave
been under more favorable cireum-
stances. The company, however, was
very fair. Several new features have
been added, the principal among which
We notice on the Christian Doctrine As
ISOLATION table, Ia charge of Miss Mary
Walsh. an elegant sci Of diamond studs
with a pair OF amythest sleeve buttons,
70 be given to the most popular member Of
the Association. Also, az the same table;
q handsome suit for the most popular
young Miss. The elegant table presided
over by Mrs. CRnavan has been removed
to the northern room. In its stead at the
old stand, may be. bund the Orphans
Table, filled with suits Of clothing for the
little ones, gotten up through the exer-
lions Of Mrs. p. 7, Hughes. Cheap suits
can be purchased to be presented TO the
orphans. This table Is worth especial
attention. The voting for the cane to
be given TO tue ugliest man is exciting
considerable interest. Capt. Gallagher
and Mr.. Church are the principal con-
tsstants. Mr. ThOs. Barrett may become
q dangerous candidate. The Fair con-
tinues Monday and Tuesday nights. Let
it be well patrOnized.
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BROWYS BRONCHIAL TROGHES

Having a dire It innuencs to the parts, give i'm
mediate relief. For HronChitfs, Asthma,
Catarrh. COnsUmptive ana Throat Dis
eases, Troches aIe used with always so
success.
singers aud Public Speakers uss Them
to clear and strengthen the voice.
OBTAIN only "BRowS's ~BRoSCHIAL TRO-
cHE7, and do not take any OF the Worthless
limitations that may be offered. SOLD vER
WHERE. ocZ7.Od4m
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CLOSING OF MAILS.


Unui further notice the Mails VIII close a
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago, At. Louis, Eashxliln Louis'
Vile. Cincinnati, Cleveland Pttsu-taI ~
deiphia. Bunlc, Albany, New 9all-
more, and all cities north aud west az
S.l5 pm.
FOR G-hattanoogs, Richmond, We Alugton,
Augusta Columbus ga, Montgomery no
bile Ala, New York, Nashville and al cluee
south and east, az h.0 pm.
FOR New Onleans. Baton Rouge, jackson, Miss
VicksburE. Matches, and all cities south, 80
4pm.
All stations on Mississippi ana Tennessse,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroads. az $50 pm.
All stations on Memphis and Louisville and
branch railuaads ats pm.
All stations on Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
sizsippf Central. MOBILE aud OHIO, Nashville
and Decatur. Nashville and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee railroads at 3 am.
FOR Little Rock Pine Bluff and all Landings
en- Arkanaasand rivers, tsemi-weeklyl,
Tuesdays aud Saturdays.
Mississippi rtver-south, (semi-Weekly1, Tues.
days and Saturdays
Mississippi rlvsr-north, lssmi-weeklyl Mon.
days aud Fridays.
&c. 6IsT. Postmaster Memphis,
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Non-Resfdent Motfce.

In the Chancery Curt Of Memphis, Tenn.
Lydia Jenkins and Mary Iurdoch. who sue by
their next fr end VIM. Armour, vs.. Edward
IA. Lehman and others.
TT appearing rom a1davit In this cause that
tue defendants, George jenkins, Thomas
Murdoch and Edward H. Lehman aru uon-resl-
dents OF the State Of Tennessee
IL IS thsr fore ordered that they make their
appearan e herein, at tue Courthouse in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on The hrst
Monday in February, 1865, and plead, answer
or demur to compliments ball, or the same
gill ss axe for confessed IS TO Elem and set
FOX hearing expartss Esdthat 0ecpy 81 this or
Ger De published once a week Tor Iour success
two weeks in the Memphis appeal.
A copy. Attest:
AUGUSrON ASTON, Clerk and Master. 81
George ". Winchester, and Heisken & scott,
lrr.nHewwa Fn~ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS annNU mwrNw
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Nom Resident Notice.

In The Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
Lydia jenkins n MaryG. Murdoch. whosue
BY their next friend, VIM. Armour, VS.. Ma
than Adams, George jenkins and ThOs. Muf-
dOch.
IT appearing from AFFIDAVIT 10 this cause that
j the defendants. George Jenkins and Thomas
ncssee:
II is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at the Courteous in the
city OF Memphis, Tennessee, on the 1rst
Monday in February. 1868, ant plead, answer
or demur to cOmpisinant's bill, or the same
will he taken Tor confessed a. 20 them and set
for hearing eX parte, aud that a copy Of this
order be published once a week for tour AUG
cessive wsessfn the Memphis Appeal.
A COPY. Attest:
AUSUSTON ASTON. Clerk and Master.
g. W. Winchester, and HeiskslI q Scott, 90
fE.ge--a - -,w..n.Fra~H I.arn -
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80.
Municipal Court Of Memphis.
Clark, Eli q Co, plaintiffs. Va. W.. Wyatt

AlulcLpdl LOuEt OF npl
Clark ia Co., plaintiffs, Va. W.. Wyatt and ID.
BrysUu, d~efeuda1r-
A FFIDAVIr for attachment havfnr been
II made ia thts case pursuant % Section SAf
Of the code Of IeuneEBee, and a-ftaehmeur hav-
ing been issued and rsturued b. the rrouer Of
ncer, - iegisd" etc. On the property or The de-
PENDANT W. Wyatt
It Is thereiCrs ordered that the said defend
ant appear NJ the Courtroom in the city OF
Memphis, Tenn, on or te'oHe are first Tuesday
IN January next. and defend this suiG. or the
same viii De taken for confessed asto HIN. aud
set 1r b airing eZparte. and that "a COP OF this
order be Published once "a week for four con-
sscuttve weeks in the B-mphis appeal
~ T. EaIDN. EarE-
deco vt D. MAsoN Hrnr usrr.rI -
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Annchnnenf N,,lt

In the Circuit Court Of shelby counfY.
E. W Caldwell W b. r. Hardin.
IN the Above cause an attachment Was susd
i out Dy plaintiff and levied on the property
Of defendant, and the same returned INTO
Court therefore let publication be made -
the law directs, citing the defendant 20 appaar
IN the Circuit Court Whel sitting ~ tue our-
house Ia Memghis. on the fourth Monday In
January next. and p cad 10 said -attaehmerL.
or proc edings therein viii 20 had * pare
and that q copy Of this order be Published %
the Apneai fOf fur week..
Done Il Office December 10 1sE.
HaaaH faUaurn - IL q err ~ or rm---
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Ia French RemedIos-Have
saved thousands all over Europe, hav-
ing been for many years the first assist
ant at Professor La MlrHntes' Private
Hospital In Paris, and having been In
duced 20 establish a branch IN his
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ported viteHa-Healthis Grand Restorer-
the only certain cure for a constitution
shattered by The excuses and abuses Of
youth. % not be tempered with by mex
periencsd physicians. Address your com
muuicatious TO Dr.. q. W. Fernier, 25 West
47th st, New YORK. Advice gratis, but If
you give rs the full history Of your case,
the consultation fee Of three dollars should
be enclosed. Ladies may address as in full
cnnHlanna- MOI
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InsoIUent Notice.

Estate Of Thomas Order, deceased.
THE Insolvency OF the estate Of Thomas Cri-
l der, deceased, havins been suggested, all
persons having claims against said estate
are notified TO present the same, duly authenti-
Gated, to the Clerk Of the County court or
shelby county, on or before April II, 1888, or
TIE sane Willie forever barred.
JOHN 1ENT, Executor.
Memphis, Deoembsr u isaI, asci isWdw
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Adminisfrqtrig Nofice.

I ENTERS Of administration upon tla estate
l. cf TIE late DIT. ThOs j. Gai- having Dauu
granted % me ~ the County Court " Shelby
county. Tennessee. at the December Term. iaa,
4 hereby notify al pers1ns Indebted 70 SAID re-
tate 70 pay such M asotedness 10 me sana r.
hereby nolfy al persons having claims ngzinst
said estatet1 PRESENT. ne same. properly proven.
within the lime prescribed bylEW, ~ fheV vii.
be barred MAEGARErrE "a SALE
daelI lawlw Adm nrTE.e h - -.
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TnsOIUe9st Notice.

HAVING suggested to the Clerk oftheC COUNTY
II COuIt o Suelby cuuusy the Insolse-cy or
the estate OF Joseph 7. 4ckie-, deceased, tl
persons having CLAIMS aga uzt said estate ars
hereby net brd to file tlem with lh- tleril -
said cOIrt by tue l3Lh day OF June. ISas, for pro
rata distribution or they will be forever narrca,
both n law and equity.
HESEY p. JONES. Adm'r
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LEaAL.
Noss-R Resident Notice.

ntho Chancery Court % Memphis, Tenn.
No. z5zlno. 3 West vs.. ESW. Sc King. saui-
uelR. walker W.M- B4xtere e az
TTappoariug from ~afndavtin ulhs eause fhat
a the d~eiendanls H0oerf Muilsn. u a fcsld1ut
Of the rtate Of Tennessse-
II Is theref0rs Or1erod That he reaka RS an
peaIEnce herein, at the oourthous 10 thafitr
OF Memphis. Eenn..O IN OF before the rrgf Mfr-
day In February. lS5-, and plead. answer or De-
70 coraplainant's uIl. Or me same vii 10
taken for confessed rs TO HIM and 81 Tor haar-
ing eXnarte. and that q COPY Of ihE order ns
published once q week Cor lou rsuccesdF weeks
In the Memphis Appeal
A copy-Attest
ACGUSfON ALSTOE. Clerk & Master.
By K J. BEACE. ueraty Clerk 3 Mister.
Wilson q Beard, SJls. ir Complainant.
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SMITH & DUNNING We take pleasure
10 referring 10 the advertisement o. this
firm elsewhere 10 our columns One
feature which recommends them par
ricuiaFly 10 shippers it that they accept
no time bills, but pay at sight whatever
advances may ba agreed on with their
agent here, Col. J A. BTidgland, &C The
First National Bank, whose intercourse
has invariably been OF a most satisfac-
tory nature with our shippers. II is 3
good house and well represented.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-29

EMMoNs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson street
and 1913 Main street, have received the
New York Ledger, Chimney Corner,
Literary Album, Boston Pilot, Banner
Of Light, New York Clipper, Metropoli-
tan Record, Police Gazette, Dime Illus
trsted, Scottish American, American
Artisan, Irish People, Irish American,
Irish Citizen, New York Weekly, Lit
telps Living Age, Frank Leslie, Boys
and Girls Weekly, Independent Sun
day Mercury, Nation, Pen and Pencil
Weekly, Criminal Zeitung, Herald Of
Health for January, Hunts Magazine
for December, Turf, Field and Farm.
They also have a large stock Of novels
and bound books, stationery aud blank
books OF all kinds. Call at Emmons- &
Son for your reading matter. Don't for
get the place. They also have 8 large
stock Of diaries for 1868.
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a CARD.
To our Friends and Customers.

Owing TO THE sTRINGENCY OF THE
~ money market, and the general dullness OF
trade, we ave been compelled 10. mark our
goods at SACRIFICING PRICES. and must,
therefore. during the month OF DECEMBER
sell for CASH ONLY.
Thankful for past patronage, we hope 10 re-
ceive a continuance OF the same.
Respectfully, yours,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-29

COME TO GRIEF-Two ~pickpockets
were detected 10 robbing a passenger on
the down train Of the Mississippi and
Tennessee r. r which left here last
evening at g O'clock. The brakeman saw
them in the act. They we're made 40 dis
gorge, and then compelled to Jump from
the trsiu while under full7speed. one Of
them fell on bis head, and it is hoped
that his neck was broken, but the pas
sengers were not permitted TO be sure OF
that fact, as they soon ran out 81 sight.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-29

THE LITERARY DEPOT Of our gallant
and courteous young friend, Joe Locke,
at No. 2 Avalanche building, will be
open this morning, and presents an
unusual display and variety OF current
and latest literature, embraeing-LOndon
News, Southern Home Journal, No. Il,
zone Of the best and cheapest papers
published London Times, Die Welt,
Sporting Times, Police Gazette, Irish
American, Pilot, New York Weekly,
Clipper, Turf, Field and Farm, Pen and
Pencil, Metropolitan Record, Saturday
Night, Harper's Bazaar, Waverly, Les
lies Magazine, Eclectic, Atlantic, The
Land We Love, Our Young Folks, and
sill the latest dailies, magazines, books,
stationery, etc.
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FOR RIVER.

For Yazoo aud TaIlahatrhle Rivers, as far up
as EhaIkey's
master.
This uew and splendid steamer
will leave Vicksburv iur the above Z =
and all intermediate landings,
EVERY TUESDAY EVENING at s O'Clock.
steamer Dan Able connects with the Myrtle.
All freight consigned to her &C F~lckshurE, via
be receiv 4 and pat through without detsy-
FOv r. ight O. passage, apply %
VINSON a DONAHUE Ageats,
noyZ9 I'm 81 Front street.
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0VeFtOn Hotel, Memphis, Tenn.

This new and spacious Hotel, pleasantly stu
ated on Main street, the great business thor
oughfare OF the city, is now complete in al its
appointments, and cannot be surpassed for ele-
gance and comfort by any Hotel In the South
or West. The Proprietor, late Of the Planters
Hotel, Augusta, Ga, pledges himself to give
entire satisfaction to its patrons, by keeping
strictly a FIRST HOTEL
decIS In 4. B. ROBBINS & co.
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B. g. BROS.

Greatest closing Gus Sale Of The Sea
sOH.-M. Kraus 4 Co. have removed their
wholesale House from No. 21I Second
street 10 their old Established House,
No. 21S Main street, corner Of Adams
street, opposite the WOrshBm House.
where re will sell for the next thirty
days regardless OF cost or value. the
largest slOcE Of Staple and Fancy Dry
Goods. clothing, Roots agd Shoes, anJ
Planters Supplies in The city, both
Wholesale sHd Retsll. Retail buyers,
as well as City aud COEntTy Merchants.
will do we'll 10 cAil and secure bargains,
Is the fiOcE mast be sold IN the next
thirty dsJs. FegaFdisss OF cost or value.
H.. kRyUB Z 90, No. 21S Main 81,
Garner o. ADAMS, opposite the NOFshsm
House.
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CUTTING ON THE LEvEE An alterca-
ton took place on the Levee yesterday
between Wesley Bsal and Edward Moore,
two deck hands Of the steamer 81. Pat
rick. Words ran high, when Bsal struck
Moore, who Immediately drew his knife
and CIt tho former Ia the left side, in
ficting an ugly wound. Both parties
we're taken TO the Adams street station,
where the wound Of Beai was properly
attended % aud Moore .ocked up TO await
an examination on Monday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-29

School Visitor for the 5th Ward.-The
friends Of Mr.. NJ. ]. Wiggin would pre-
sent his name 8 a candidate for the
above named Office, and would respect
fully solicit him to be a candidate for the
same, knowing he will be supported by
MANY VOTERS
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ACCUSED on PRocURINa A MURDER

ACCUSED OF PROCURING A MURDER
A negro woman named Parslee Rich
ardson, accused Of procuring or being
accessory 10 the murder Of the boy
Bascom, on Christmas day, was brought
ID az Mr. Justice Halls court yesterday
for examination, when she was fully
committed for trial on the charge. II
appears that this woman was arrested
some time 2 for rObbing the rooms ol
Madame Louisa Payne Wray. The b0y
Baseom was an important witness
against Der, and she had threatened tc
have him put out Of The way. which
seems to have been done very edectually
bv Basil Dlggs, on Christmas day, who
.asys the woman employed him 20 do tht
.Fob. she was seen 10 the alley shortly
before tbs shooting took place. This 1:
3 most remarkable instance Of black
female dePrayitN
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-29

BENEVOLENT BALL "A general Be-
~neyulent Ball will he given a. the Ex-
change Building hv the German Beueyo.
lent society on Monday night, the pro-
ceeds 90 be given 70 the widuWs and or
pbaus. Our German fsiiOw-citiZeHs
know how to get up an affair Of this kind
IN excellent style, and those attending
will have a good time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-29

For Street COmHisSiORsr.-Mr. ThOs.
Malone is in the field and the popular can
didste for the office of Street Commits.
sioner. He has held the position for the
past fifteen months, and has given gene.
raj satisfaction for the manner in which
he has discharged the duties pertaining
to his Office. No man can understand
the duties 50 well, therefore it will be to
Malone.
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Non-R estdent Mottce.

In the Chanesry Court OF Memphis. Tenn
No. 2a05. n. K D.-MEry @. Murdo x ana aytii
81. jenkins, who sue by their ueKt meal
Brooke Peasants, rs. james T.. Leah. Levy
10y es al
IT appearing from afidavit In this cause ina
i the defendants, Thomas Murdock ana Geors,
Jeakins are nOn-reSidents OF the state of Te1
ne6sse
II i therefore ordsred. that they msks lhsi.
appearance hereih. AZ the Courthouse IN IN,
Monday in February, ls53, and plead. ansWer oI
demur To complained biz, or tle same III 4
taken for cocfessed as 70 tEem, and Sci fI
hearing axparte, And that a copy 81 his orfsi
be pubhshed once q week. for foor success1
weeks, IN the Memphis Appeal ~
A~copy-att6st.
A00usrON ALST0N, CT
dsssiSvSw lyle .
Jd,Hos VINES :
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EJEcraEsF.-A man named Henry
l NolI. one OF Br. Beecher's Radical
friends, and who until feasntly was the
Superintendent Of the Burial q Pau
pers Tor Shelby County" was legally
elected last Tuesday from the house be
had occupied, which belonged 70 the es-
tate Of 8. BrenDeT, deceased. The same
night NOu broke open q OF the win
doWs and re-enteTed. The guardian Of
BreDner's heirs had bin arrested for
trespass, and the case has been taken TO
the municipal court, Or. Beecher bec0m-
ing NoIps surety. Noll had failed To pay
his rent, and the legal steps FOR his Gect-
ment were according taken. Bis break
ing into the house will probably 60 hard
er win him than being forced out.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-29

INoUEsT.-An Inquest was held yester-
day by the Coroner on the body Of the
man ShellOOe, shot some days since dur
ing Tie FentOn scTape. A COroneTs
warrant was issued against Jas. Calvin,
who is already in prison on a charge Of
murder.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-29

Important to Gentlemen who need the
following goods: White Shirts, Under
Shirts, Drawers, Socks and Neck Ties,
and a complete lineOf Furnishing Goods,
Call at the Greatest Closing Out Sale OF
the season where you get them at hall
price, at NJ. Kraus q Co.'s, No. 2lS Main
street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-29

DARING ROBBERY.-InfOrmatiOn was
given at the police headquarters, yester-
day, tha some thieves had entered the
house OF Black, Estes K Co, No. Il Nom
roe street, and stolen thersfrOm n.- Of
tobacco and a framed portrait . en-.
RObt. E. Lee. No trace Of the aisves
or the missing property a. yet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-29
NoRTUARH REPORT.

The following is the mOrtusry report
for the week ending December 2Sth, al
l. O'Clock N.
J. F. Bradley, q years, male, white
consumption j. Welsh, 30 years, male.
white, cholera s. Kelly, IS years, male.
white, dysentery DR.. Butcher, IS years,
male, black, dropsy G.. w. Grace
81 years, msls, white, consumption NJ
Morgan, IS years, female, white, cholera
I Ryan, 30 YEAR,, male, white, consump
ton infant Of Mrs. Fletcher, male,
white still born; Mary Sullivan, Is
years, female, white, metrells G. Bal
.ay. % yesrs, male, black, pneumonia
J.. Holland, 50 years, male, white, dys
entery; J. Hughes, 81 years, male,
white, dysentery w. Rose, so yea
male, black, dysentery J. Dsrms, II
months, female, white, soft brain.
il HOIST, Undertaken.