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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20
CASH ADVANCES
Randolph Macon College, Va,
In Full Operation.

THIS time-honored institution Is once more
L in successful operation, with a FULL
CORPS OF PROFESSORS. The chairs OF he
several schools are filed by able and expe-
rienced men. There are i've literary and seien-
tifc schools, viz: or Ancient languages aathe-
MATES, Chemistry and Naturat Philosophy,
Moral Philosophy and Modern Languages. In
addition to the above the Board Of Trustees
have established = school OF Commercial Scr
ence- with the view OF giving 10 the young men
| 81 the country q Business Education
To oraduates In all these schools, Diplomas
are Ersnted, and the degrees Of Bachelor Of
Arts AID Master OF Arts are conferred upon
students who accomplish a certain course. Ids
high grade OF scholarship formerly required Is
sill maintain ed. We have a full Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus for the Illustration OF
4 the subjects taught
The location o. the College is unsurpassed for
health and genial1ty. II Is situated midway
between the mountains and the seabOard and
during a career OF thirty-three ysars, and with
thousands Of young men in ~attsndGnca. there
has never been a de sth arising rom malaria or
other local cause. We profess 70 educate
young men not only morally and mentally but
board is sixteen Dollars per Month Tuition
from SO to $50, according 70 The hpnber OF
NschOols attended. SO VIII cover expenses or
Z board tickets fer three schools, m~atricuiatlou
and Contingent fees for ten months
Rooms in the College free OF cnarEe, bat the
stndenf provides his own furniture, fual and
lights. Young men Sho aTs pFS 1 Tor ne
ministry and those aI thsir 9g1itiaS L 1n y.
sIlowed 10 attend any or AL OF The schools nueo
| OF charge
This FNolfnga is ellAAlc4 nC8A DlE4lllr tAu
.onnfv seal Of MeekleuDurg county, Virginia
srrsngements are made 70 transport students
Sr@ Reflroad, Whista conveyance leaves Roam
80 sfafiop, on the R1chno1d and Dauyliie
| -firoad, on Mondays, Wednesdays, and fri-
5axs. and the Wolf Trap depot. on the same
-1ad Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays
We solicit a liberal ~patronage from Maryland.
Virginia and North carolina, from the West,
aoNfh and Southwest.
Students viii be received at any time TIE
second term WIN sommenee on The 5th day 4
February next Young men VIII b. reCe y,si
ana prepared Tor the college proper. fcrfurfhrr
particulars address the undersigned 81 Boy st.
I'm. NscklenhurF county. Va
THOHAS g. JOHNsO@.
deli fGssid1Gt 4 n. Colisgs,
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HISTORY oFABLACK MoRMON.-Jerry
Simpson, one of our sable brothers, was
fined ten dollars yesterday for an at
tempt to break up housekeeping for one
of his wives. From the story told by the
parties at tine police station, il would
appear that Jerry, some nine years age,
was parted from his wife in this.city and
went to Mississippi. Before leaving the
partner of his G]uSSUHl, he said to her A.:
"Now, Martha, honey, yOu keep single
and I'll do the same please God Wen
come together some day" She prom
ised as lie required. He heard from her
occasionally and all was well, but
after a period of four years had
elapsed, the startling intelligence
reached him that the faithless
wife had sdccumbed 10 another son of
Ham and taken him for better or for
worse. Jerry thereupOn took g Missis-
sippi chocolate cOlored girl named Lucy,
TO comfort him in sickness and i'll health,
as he could not bear to live alone. For
a time things passed ON exceedingly well.
Jerry lived with Lucy wife No. p till
the close OF the war, when he came to
Memphis and found Martha wife No. l.
working out for a living, her husband, as
she said, having run Oft with them no
account yankees, istrOng accent on The
yankeesn up to Illinois, and left her all
alone. Jerry told her that the best
thing she could do was TO marry some
honest " niger, - and be, as she had al
ways blS TO him. q good vile a" bat
be surQE honey, and do it by de book,
and wRNbeyer YOU wants a friend coma
10 n[1'n friend you, sure" Martha
still remained at work. Twelve months
raeeal v-han che uTaE fnl~ae slg.arYn VFrEHI
the meassls and turned out OF house and
home. She then sent word to Jerry that
now was his time TO fulfill the promise
of Friendship. This placed Jerry as it
were between two tires-his Mississippi
and his Tennessee wives-and the queS-
ton arose as what il was best for him to
do, as he expressed it. After praying
long and loud TO de Lord for help in dis
Emergency, his heart got relief. His con-
science told him to take de lone CONAN
to his house and care for her. And l
fotch a draymaster and bring her TO my
room ami find = bed for her, and l tOle
Lucy she mus Eeer for her, and nuss her
till she got well, an she done it. / paid
de doctor bill an she got well. After that
we all worked together and done the
best We could. To follow Jerry and the
balance of the party through with their
story would take up too much space. He
and his two wives lived together peace
ably enough until Martha's renegade
husband returned from the north then
came the tug OF war. Tom wanted Mar
tina, jerry couldn't see il ard ordered
Tom out Of the hpnsa, he went, likewise
Martha, WhO took her bed and other fur
uiture with her. Jerry ascertained the
whereabouts of the goods, and arming
himself with a pistol, hatchet, knife and
other implements OF warfare, he repaired
to the doInieil and proceeded to break up
housekeeping for wife No. l in "a very
systematic manner, cutting up bedstead,
safe, etc, and removing them from the
dOmicil. Hence the arrest and fine.
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BROWN q PERKINS,
for the People !

42O Broome ST., New York.
I'VE would call the attention Of the pubuc n
W our elegant New scale Pianos, Ia The 1oI-
STYLE "a : octave, Front large round
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STYLE "B," octave. same As siyie 4 v-,fb
serPentIne moulding On pliuth. carved
STYLE &C" : octave. Front corners large
round, serpentfns bottom, mouIdIuss
same as on style D. carved Tyre ana desk,
fancy carved -
STYLE "D,'7 octave, -Four large round
corners, finished baez, moul6ings on rim
and phnlh, serpentine bottom. carved
Tyre and desk. elegant carved fruit les ga
The above styles ara all flashed in elegant
Rosewood cases, and have the fun iron frsuls.
French action, harp pedal, beveled top. ivory
keys and key fronts, and exceed in oversfrrng
bass nearly al the ~ Ortave riauos now man.
uiacteIed. Tney are made Oft best materials.
and for finish, durability, purity ana sweetness
OF tone, cannot be surpassed.
The four styles described above, embodv all
the essential changes in exterior hniSh OF ease.
% patterns.
We invite the attention OF the public. or deal
ers and the Pioes ion, 70 a critical examination
Of the merits OF our Pianos.
By avO. dlugthe great expense attend mt up-n
costly arteries and expensive warero0ms in
the city, We are enabled 70 offer these Pianos az
prices which defy competition, and invite an TO
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When references and testimonials are re-
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presenting a display OF professional names. We
refer TO the parties 70 whom We have sold our
Pianos Their Judgment a. to the real merits
Of our Instruments as 70 theirdurabtlity touch.
sweetness and power Of tone, standing IN tune.
etc, based on actual experience, being OF far
more value than the mere good opinion OF the
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last d fishing touches
Cur motto Is. quick sales and small profits
Send for q circular to
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Via M.& c. r. K, Washington, d. G., Rich
mond. Va, Columbus, Ga, Augusta, ia, BIO,
bile, Ala. aad all stations o. n. Z. X L., al
6p.m.
Miss Cen. r. X. at 6 Pm
Mobile & Ohio r. r ato pm.
Via Miss. & Tenn. r. k, New Orleans, Ia
Jackson, Miss, VicksbuTg, Miss, and all STA
tons on Miss. & Tenn. r. f., at !. IN.
Southern r. X. At 5 p. m.
n. o. & q. n. r. r at p. m.
Via Mem. a Louisville X. r., Louisville, Ky
Cincinnati Ohio. Baltimore, Nd, Philadelphia
Pa. New York, n. y, and all eastern cities, al
Brownsville Tenn, and ali stations on Mem.
& Ohio r. r., at SPIN.
Cairo, IL, Chicago, Ill, St Louis. No, and al
western cities, st 8 p. m
Little Rock r. K, and all Landings on White
River, semi-weeEly. Tuesdays and Saturdays
Pine Biuh, Ark, and Landings on Arkansas
River, semi-weekiy, Tuesdays and Fridays.
Miss. River nom Memphis 10 Cairo i've times
a wraEE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

The Louisville Courier, of the 18th,
saws The huoyaney noticed Yesterday
in the provision market wa fully main
talped Today, with an actual advance
in the prices of all the leading articles.
and the market would have been ex-
ceedingly active to-day but for the en-
barge on river shipments. The weather
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, January 10, 1857, s PM.
General BuSinesa.

There was more that usual activity
upon our streets to-day. Country orders
were filed Il q considerable amount, and
eur local packets went out well loaded
with small lots of freight. The stock OF
meats on hand is very low, and prices
are firm. Corn Is held for an advance,
and many holders looking for a contin.
uance Of ice in the river are storing their
stocks for better prices. Hay is very
scarce, while bran and shorts have dis
appeared rom the market.
COTTON-There was a better feeling
In the market to-day than yesterday.
Prices continued very firm at our quota
tons. Holders, in some instances, asked
DC more, but buyers were able to nil all
orders at from 81 TO 32c.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

MATRIMONIAL MARKET.-Licenses
were returned to the county court clerk
during the week as evidence that the
following parties had been legally mar
ried at the dates affixed Calvin +. Bate
man and Miss Elizabeth Jones, Dec. 5;
p. +. Gross and Mrs. Sarah West, Jan.
10; Thos. r. Martin and Lucy Ann Carr,
Jan. Is; Jesse Simmons and Caroline
McCollUm, Jan. Ii; Jesse ?. Prescott
and Mrs. Eliza c. Booker, Jan. IA Aus
tin Garrett and Mrs. Tahitha Jackson,
Jan. Il; Alex. Fly and Mary Laftridge,
Dec. y; Thomas English and Mrs. S. s.
Gettis, Jan. IS; Cornelius s. Smith and
Nancy Wrsy, Jan. Il Peter Digger
and Levina Allen, Jan. Is; Daniel
Mgcklin and Kissie Taylor, Jan. 4 Sam
Robinson and Laura Walker, Dec. %
Monroe Brown ami Sallie Garter, jan.
10; Sherrig Hogan and Easter McIn-
tyre, Dec. 26; Fred Jones and Eliza
Green, Jan. L.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

ARREST OLA FORGER.-We learn from
an evening paper that ON Friday a young
man presented himself at the store OF
I Sproule & McCown, on Main street, and
I aaer selecting q suit Of clothes, Of
fered g cheek on the First Nati0na! bank
signed by Kraus s. Co, for $40. Tins
was accepted, and a check given by
I SDroule q McCOwn on the Franklin In
| alrance company for the difference. In.
stead Of presenting this check and draw
ing the money, o. he might have done,
be went TO the Office Of the Memphis
and Ohio railroad and offered the check
10 pay for a ticket to Louisville. This
excited suspicion, and the check was re-
fused. Col. ReaUmHDt ives Informed,
he w9s soon found and arrested by :
detective. The first check was taken t.
q member Of the Kraus & Co. firm, al
the theater, end pronounced by him tc
be a forgery. The young maj l6nse.
quently was locked up for the night X
the stationhouse. He gave his name at
George Harrington, but 1t IS understood
that his right name is Samuel klipston
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

THE CATHOLIC FAR.-The fair which
is to be held on Monday evening next at
st. Patrick's chapel, corner Of DeSoto
and Linden streets, for the benefit of that
church, is to be one of the most pleasant
gatherings Of the season. There viii be
nothing left undone that will tend TO
difluse interest to all those visiting the
place, and the motive for which the fair
is given is most praisewonhy. The Ia
bles are handsomely ornamented, and
the arrangements are most tastefully
gotten up. All should remember that
every cent spent in this worthy festival
will either be used for educational
purposes or put upon q temple which will
not only enhance the beauty Of the city,
but rear in our midst a church whose
rover for good will be incalculable. Let
every one who has any spare change at
tend snd throw in his mite toward the
good work.
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MOTH 4.
HInhsippi cotton Plantation fOr salt

HONTAINING 60 acres, entire ssclen under
fence. 800 in high state Of cultivation, good
frame dwelling house with nVe rooms. gin
house. all Necessary out houses, orchard, etc,
an ia good order, plenty OF good water, good
Lean, fodder. hay oats, com, Eullng hogs
sfocE OF every kind usually found on a farm,
ugrnEiis Of all kinds ia fEcl, everything COM
piete 10 carry ona well conducted farm fur sale.
A large number OF the hands now on the place
viii remain, II desired. IN a good healthy loca-
Ei0u, convenient to church and schrols and
very convenient 70 the allroad-sbOut thirty
I'VE miles nom TIE liyf FaIl@ Gaming soon
can make liberal and easy IeFUE Fer further
in Information caIlon JEFFREsS, BLACKWELL
a co. No. 800 Main street, Memphis, Tenn.
Tufs farm Is offered for thirty days, a. the party
nov on Il will keep everything IN good order
and g6t bands 70 work ue place, aud viii de
liver everything over 10 the purchaser, and
rive Immediate possession dec2 I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

SUNDAY READING.-Ne are indebted
to our friend J. g. Eyrich for late papers,
Friend Eyrich keeps a splendid assort-
meat Of literature, consisting in part Of
the Chimney Corner, Literary Album,
Ledger, London illustrated News, Wa
verify Magazine, Metropolitan Record,
New York Clipper, Godey's Magazine,
P~eterson's Magazine, and a number OF
other periodicals.
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GENUINE Alexandra kid gloves at d
LOwenstein q Bros. Ja20-ZJ


WHERE TO GET THEM.-We saw s
ma 90 the street yesterday, attracting
g great deal Of attention as he walked
along from the peculiarly Of ais dress
and a. We came up to the corner OF Main
and Jefferson streets, we met our young
friend Willie Jones, who has lately taken
unto himself a wife. How is your
wife Pn we ask4J Hush" said he,
" have no wife u am going 10 sue for
9 divorce L won't have her any longer
"a Why, what In the world is the mat
terg" "Ill tel yon that fellow going
along there, dressed so Handsomely, mel
nv wife ct 2 hop last evening, and she
has been going into OBSTACLES We since
such an exquisite coat such 2 charm
ing little vest such delightful pants 4!
and the whole suit only cost the fellow
/ oue-halfwha naine cost me Ny wife
never stopped till she learned where the
suit was obtained, and she gave me the
direction and started me FOR g suit just
ike Il. The house is right up here
Peid & Bro, 80. IS jefferson street.
I Ne advised Willie 10 20 az once and pur'
chase q suit ofelOtbes for himself snd Ont
for us. The first ne agreed to 10 thE
( latter Hhe couldn't seer The adver'
/ tisement Of This hunse will be seen in an
other column Of our paper. Go there I
you want 5 III.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

THE FIRE OK SATURDAY MORNING.
The alarm Of fire given karly on Satur-
day morning was occssioned 10y the fail
ing cf some loals from a CRATE in a room
10 the postohice building. 1t was not
long before the fire bells gave the alarm,
and the engines were promptly on the
spot. The fire was, however, eXtin-
gu!shed without their assistance, and be-
I fore much damage was dous.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

How 10 use u small capital 10 the best
hdYaHt -lP.-fVery body should call at
206 front Row, and examine HeBdFrSOn's
flanirF' aad Farmers Loom. IL weave
four i'm as fast rs the ordinary hand
loom. The right TO make aid sell 90 5e
disposed 81 Ga reasonable terms. over
200 per cent. o. BE- made on the Invest
men. # few dollars. We understand
hat the inventors have become exceed
iHgI, WPaiFh, WiJhia q fen years, solely
from The manufacture and sale Of tBIs
article. iGI5-If
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4 HIGH NAMED ROBBER.-A woman
named Mary Washington was yesterday
examined before Esquire Creighton,
charged with having robbed q man
named Green, who resides in Chelsea, OF
some eighty or ninety dollars. she was
bound 0ver in the sum Of two thousand
dollars to appear at the next term Of the
criminal court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Oysters. O~ys;ers-Fish and Game Depot
JOHN D. EDWARDS, No. sI5 Second street, is
receiving daily, per express, FRESH BALTI-
MORE OYSTERS, which he will furnish all
customers at Eight Dollars per dozen cans, and
rttan at seventy-hve Cents after the~I LIST o.
January. Also receiving fresh LAKE FISH.
POULTRY, GAME, and all kinds Of VEGETA.
RLEs, and viii sell at the LOWEST PRICES
An customers we may meet with VIII be
promptly attended to.
All goods delivered TO ali parts OF the city,
nee Of charge.
Respectfully yours,
JOHN d. EDWARDS,
G,o2s I'm No. SIS Second street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

GOoDs AND MONEY.--Jos. ShautO was
arrested yesterday by Constable James
Creighton, chsrged with obtainingmOney
and goods from Mr.. DUpee, near the
Mississippi and Tennesse railroad depot,
under false p~retences. His prospect for
imprisonment is good.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

TEMPERANCE ADDRESSING learn
the Rev. Milford Jones will deliver an
address on Temperance at his church,
Asbury chapel, on Sunday evening next.
Mr.. Jones is an excellent speaker, and
will be sure to interest those who go 10
hear him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20
FOR osCEoLA AND THE BENDS
MOUND CITY PACKET PEOSTA.
MARK r. CHEEK, : : Master.

SCHEDULE OF TIME:
Leaves her Landing foot OF Adams H.
street at and nZ Am, and 2<A[s
and ~ pm.
Leaves Mound City at : and 10 am, and !
and 4 PIN.
MOUND CITY HOTEL IA now open and Of
fers all desirRbls accommodation to the travel
ing public ~ag3iuOv7 3m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

a LIGHT FINE.-MGry Saith anC
Kitty Jones, the negro girls charged
with robbing the rooms over the metro
politan police headquarters, on Madison
street, were examined at the second PO
lice district yesterday, and fined Sl'
each. The property has all been recov'
cred.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

REV. Mr.. HARRIS, (old school Baptist
of Marshall county, Miss, will preach
this Sunday morning at IL O'Clock.
Services al Z pm. The public are cordl-
ally invited 10 attend. Seats free.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

WATCH PEDDLER.-A man named Pat
Connolly charged a conductor on the
Memphis and Charleston railroad with
assault and battery. On explanation, II
appeared that Connolly has been en-
gagged in selling stuffed watches IN the
vicinity of the depot and on the trains,
as the conductor alleges, rObbiRg the pas
sengers. He watched a trade going on,
and, surprising that Pat intended to beat
a negro, struck him two severe blows,
whereupOn he was arrested. The case
will be tried on Tuesday morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

THE WEATHER.-The fine bracine
weather we have had for some days past
has given way to disagreeable rain.
which made yesterday blue enough tc
have made a dozen Of Frenchmen hang
themselves. On Friday night we had g
heavy fall of sleet and hail, which left
the sidewalks yesterday morning glazed
with ice to a considerable thickness
The Nicholson pavement would not be
hard TO take just now. By the way,
when are we TO have ii
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

READ Messrs. A. T. Stewart & Co.'S.
caution advertisement. The genuine
Alexandra kid gloves can be had at Is.
LOwenstein & Bros. iR2O-2t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

ELDER T. w. CAsKEY viii preach st
the Linden street Christian church to-
day at II am. and at : pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

For the benefit Of those persons call
ing at the counting and editorial rooms
OF this paper for Gen. Jordan, we wish
to state that he is not now connected
with the APPEAL, nor has he been SO
connected since last summer, and that
we dc not know Of his whereabouts.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20
VALUABLE PLANTATION
FOR SALE OR RENT,
light Miles East Of Helena, Ark
in Tunica County, Miss.

THIS Tract consists OF Eight Hundred Acres
4 Five Hundre OF which are cleared. -Four
hundred acres 81 the tract was cultivated
.iuring the year 1850. ana Is now IN q good con-
diuon for a crop for tbs year 1871. The most o.
fhis valuable plantation Is above overflow and
- very desirable, aud hRs comfortable Cabins
excellent Wafer. ard a new steam sawmill
and Ginhouse Nules and FARM ng Items .
can be puTcnaset or the place, and many
Freedmen nov on tte place coatd be induced
70 stay. Should any one OF means desire 10
plant, a liberal copartnership Is offered.
For TurJher nformation apply 10 l. /. =
or l.. 81. APPERSDN & CO., MemphlS. Tenn.
This place viii be offered for Thirty bays.
iauE i'm A. l.. SHOTWELL.
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NOTICE TO CoT1oN SHIPPERs.-Cottor
shippers will please notice that I am pre-.
pared to give through bills of lading on
cotton to all eastern cities via Cairo and
Illinois Central railroad. No change OF
cara to Kew York or Boston. Boats every
day. Larry Harmstad, No. IA Jefferson
street. jan20-lw.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-The pastor,
Rev. A y. Miller, viii preach from thu
portion of scripture. this morning, at II
O'Clock, by special request "And these
signs shall follow them that believe
in my name shall they cast ont devils 4;
they shall speak with new tongues they
shall take up serpents and if they drink
any deadly thing, il shall not hurt them,
they shall lay hands on the sick and they
shall recover. MARX ENI-I7Jh and
18th verses. Dir. Miller will also preach at
night, at the usual hour. The Sunday
school and bible classes meet ut 9 am,
and young peoples prayer meeting at 8
u m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

THERE will be a meelingof the Indus
trial Aid Society in the basement Of the
Second Presbyterian church, corner Of
Beal and Main, Monday, 2lst inst. at 10
O'Clock. All ladies are requested TO at
tend
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20
LOCAL MATTERS.
To tbe Patrons Of no Appeal.

To she Patrons OF SMe Appear.
You are requested not to pay any car
riers without a certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. l.. DAVIES.
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TIE public are cautioned 10y Messrs
A. T. Stewart & Co. Read the sdver
tisement in another column.
ia2g-2t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-20

A HORSE THIEF COMMITS SUICIDE.
A man by the nam of Malary, says the
fernando Press, who stole a horse from
a kinsm&n in that county some two
weeks ago, and sold the same to a party
in this place, killed himself at Coldwater
depot, on last Saturday, by taking laud-
anum. 1t seems that mor of con-
science prompted the act. The horse
was retaken by the proper owner, and
the party to whom the horse had been
sold recovered his money from the thief,
against whom no charges having been
preferred, was roaming at liberty up to
the hour Of his death.