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NUMBER 6SS.
rumpeter must have stolen my

trumpeter must have stolen my
clothesr rl asaeI5v9e q &
At this critical moment a thump
fell upon the door. @
There she is, declare 7 moaned
Bammel in despair. what am I to
wrap about me? l wish my hair
would suddenly grow down to the
very ground, like holy Susanne's, or
whatever her name may be. All! this
substantial silk mantle will, at any
rate spare my bushes he added sud
denly, on perceiving Susanne's, cloak
and hurriedly he. flung it over his
shoulders. ~.
The knocking became louder.
Come in! cried Bammel, and, with.
in a second, Madame Susemichel, his
mother-in-law elect followed by Wer.
muth, the trulnpeter, entered the
room. Well, what has become Of
you, son-in-law p said Madame Suse-
michel, thoroughly out of breath. =
Everybody is waiting in the church
the bride is waiting, the clergyman
is waiting-what is the meaning of
this, pray? A pretty figure you look,
she continued, becoming more and
more enraged. What is that you
have got on?
Il am innocent, Madame Susemich-
ell voeiferated Bammel; the ancient
landlady lent me this to cover me-
Do you really suspect, Madame Suse.
michel-do you really believe that a
young lady has been with me?'
'Oh, fe, said the mother-in-law, in
dignantly turning away. 4alt
'Oh, fie,' repeated the trumpeter
like doleful echo. - .-.
Explain yourself more clearly
young man, continued Madame Suse
michel, COR, in the name Of
do not sin i'll that manner, old wo
man., Bammel interrupted her, in 8
grave and reproachful tone; l swear
to you | am alone in this chamber.
The last words had scarcely passed
his lips when Susanne Triller stepped
from behind the couch. Bammel gazeC
at her, turned as white as a corpse
and then seemed to fall into a STATE
of stupor.
1T was true, after all! cried Ma
dame Susemichel i'll a furious voice
'Oh, me4s men, not even on the day
of their wedding can they be founC
faithful What a blessing that | have
found all this out III timer Now yol
shall have Therese, Herr Wermuth,
she continued, with an air of malici
Gus triumph, as she seized the arm OF
the overjoyed trumpeter, and marched
out of the room with him saying
you must abide the consequences
Herr Bammel; my compliments t.
your .
lam despised-it is all over witt
me- E.! whined the unfortunate poulter
er, almost falling upon his knees.
Not yet, said Susanne going t,
him and holding him up by the arm
for the old love sticks to you still.
Two months subsequently Bamme
actually married the fair one, of who's
fidelity he was only too we'll assured
and very happy with her-aImost a
happy as the trumpeter WermutI
with Therese Susemichel, in who's
society he entirely weaned himself o
sighing.
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LANE, ADAMS 81 CO.,

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and wholesale dealers in
FLoUR, BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGs BEANS AND
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Liberal Cash AdrGnceS made on Coasiqnue,sts
SO Main Street, Springfield, Mass.
H. B. LANE. o. d. ADAMS. o. SMITH.
REFERENCES Ballou & Hibbard, Boston, Crook
Palmer & Co., Albany, Henry Lansing AL
2l1 bany, Agawam National Bank, Springfield
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Tell the truth, let it hit who it may.
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GRANDEY 81 SKINNER,
G NERAL HARDWARE DEALERS
BARTON LANDING, VERMONT,
Agents for NAILS, PLows, STOVES, &C., at Whole
sale and Retail 2l
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We have often heard and read of
inducements held out by editors and
publishers to persons forwarding new
subscribers, bnL- the folie--~i.-s =. tho
latest, which We copy from an ex-
change 80 The editor of the Gardi-
ner Journal is offering premiums for
subscribers. This is one: For two
new subscribers, furnished by any good
looking young lady we will furnish a
husband, or, if we lail in. that, we will
marry her ourselves as soon as the
law will allow"
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A country paper in Wisconsin says
that the legislature of that state ad-
journed non cOmpos." This is about
as bad as the statement made by the
chairman of a meeting held in Byron
Hall, Chicago, about six years ago,
declaring certain resolution passed
/" Grim CON :" rr ar -..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-21

Rally IN THE SEVENTH WARD.
There vas a spirited and influential
meeting Of the Conservative citizens OF
the Seventh Ward, held last night to
select delegates to the Nominating Con-
vention, that comes or this Saturday
evening. in the Criminal Court room.
Theiatensss az which theeallfor themeet-
ing was issped, prevented az Large an al
Tendance Is there would otherwise have
been, but the spirit n snifested was hope
mi and enthusiastic. o.. a. Hanson,
ESQ, was chosen TO act as Chairman,
and p GaIens as Secretary. After con-
sultstion as to the present position o.
muaicigal affairs, and brief speeches
sshich bet With general approval, it was
I resolved to send five delegates
to the Nominating CITY CoBven-
ton. This being carried, the delegste:
selected were Messrs. yohn HI. Hartley
RI Is. Ee2sh, NJ. Aaher, G. A. Hanson
Esq and y. 9atsns,
On motion st was resolved that thC
| Conservative citizens OF the Seventh
4 Ward gill hail with satisfaction the
I nomination by the Conservative Con
I yeHti0u Of any good, reliable candidate
| for tis Alsyoralty, who viii rescue thi
! city Of Mempuis nom its present deplo.
J rabIe financial condition.
Ga HANSON, Chairman.
Z. 9ATESs, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-21

HEArHER AVID RIVERS.

The weather has moderated very SEN
.sibry since our last, and some ~indicstiOns,
of rain are apparent. We learn that the
river between this point and Yicksburg
Is in q very bad conditions, with scant
five and q half feet on the shoslest bars,
and falling. Hence to Cairo the channel
is worse than ever known before, and it
ia questionable whether those boats com
ing out Of the Ohio can get down to this
point. Capt. Houston, of the Peerless,
REPORTS the channel narrow and shifting
hourly, with less than five feet, and very
hard to find. His packet came through
with difficulty. The Julia, due down, h
sounding at every crossing. Above
Cairo isa sealed book. There is plenty
Of ice and no water, and such boats as
are vet above will likely stay there until
a change occurs. The Missouri is frozen
over at Omaha, but even without ice has
not sufficient water to be nRvigable. The
cold weather Of Wednesday and Thurs
day checked the rise In the lower Ohio,
but there IL ample water TO the mouth
for steamboat purposes-fve feet is easily
found from Louisville to the mouth. The
Alaska, on arrival at Louisville, found
there was not water enough to 60 over
the falls, and laiG up awaiting a rise. On
wednesday night there were only three
| feet at Pittsburg tiveat Wheeling eight
| at Galiipolis and fomeroy, with the
Kanawha receding twelve and one-hsl
| feet at Cincinnati; sixty-hve inches IL
| the Louisville canal; three and one-hal
! feet-oyer the falls, and nine feet at tn,
foot of the falls, with gorges at two o
three points, but our dispatches to-day
announce smother rise at Plttsburg, will
1--WE feet three inches in the chennel, anG
our night DISPATCHES viii no doubt, re
port sIill more water. II this weathe
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NOn-Resfdent NOTICE,

In the Chaneery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
NO. 2335-JnO. B West Va. r. WIN. King. sam
uel 2. Walker, W. NJ. Baxter ct al.
IT appearing from afidaytt in his cause that
Il the defendant Robert Mullen, i a Tesideu.
Of the state nf Mississippi, and a nonresident
OF the stale OF Tennessee
Il Is therefore or1efed that he make his ap-
pearance herein, At the COurthou e "a the city
Of Memphis, 1enn-, on or before the drst Mon
day Ia teOruEry, 1867, and plead, answer OF de-
muir 10 cCmplatuaEtis Jill. or the same will Be
taken for confessed as TO him and set Tor hear
ing exyarte, and that a copy o. this order he
published once a week tOrt Oursuccessiye weeks
In the Memphis Appeal
A c~Opy-AJtest:
A~UGUSTON ASTON. Clerk & Master.
Ey F. ]. BLACz, Deputy CLERK & Master.
wilson q Beard, 5Ols. for Complainant.
HagfA IaUHu
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Non-Resfdenf Nofice.

IN the Chaucery C. urt OF Memphis, Tenn.
LYDIA Jenkins and Mary Murdoch. who sue by
their mex Tr eCd. VIM. Armour, IS. Edward
H. Lehman and others.
IT appearing rom aridevit I'm this cause that
i the defendants, george Jenkins, 1hcuuss
Murdoch and Edward Il. Lehman are Gon-Iesi-
dents OF the State Of Tennessee
It IS ther. fire ordered. that tuey make their
appsaran e nerein, a. fhe Courthouse IN tbs
city OF Memphis, 3snressee, on the FIRST
or denur 10 cOmplatne4L5 oil, or the same
will be taken for coufesyeu a. % then ana set
for hearing eXparte, aid that & copy OF this or
der be published once a week for IOur success
two weeks IN tbs Memphis Appeal
A copy. Attest:
AUGU5TOS ASTON, Clerk ana Master.
George W. Winchsstar, and Hsiskel 4 Scntt,
Solicitors for CGuIpiaiuantg. decI2 law4w
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REcovERING.-It affords US real plea.
sure TO learn that Mr.. Walker EdmOnds,
whose attempted assassination by q negro
on the Pigeon ROost road was reported in
the newspapers, and whose death was
Afterwards announced, is likely e
recover. The wound was supposed to be
fatal, and he has not yet passed the
point Of danger rs q small portion OF the
brain Is said 10 be oozing from the Ori.
fee. We shall be gratitied to learn o
bis recovery, and that the black assassin
was f0iled in his purpose 70 murder, az
well as his plan 10 rob-Mr. EdmOBds
/ horse bearing him beyond the dend'l
power 70 overtake himi 70 q place o
security,
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~Ahnchnlent Halif.

Law Court OF Memphis.
LERE UFTlJE, November 70. ls67.
h. Dow, Plaintiff, VS.. Green Williams, Defend
ant.
FFIDAVIT for attachment hsving been
- made IN this case in pursuance OF section
S455 Of the Cote Of Tennessee and attachmeni
having been issued and returned by the proper
officer !" levied, ETC." on the property OF the
defendant, Green Williams.
It is therefore ordered, That said defendant
appear a. the Courthouse in ths city OF Mem
piis, Tenn, on. or before Inc second Monday in
February next, and dG-ent this suit, or the
same Will be taken for confessed as to him,
and the ca53 sgt Tor bearing eZpaTte;" and
thai a COPY Of this Orler be published once a
week for four consecutive weeks in ths Tally
Appeal
JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
4 CODY John ". GRAHAM, L. T..
Wilson & Beard, Attorneys for Plaintiff.
OovIg laW4W
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A STRIKING ARGUMENT.-A negro,
who signs himself RsYsrdy johnson, and
says he ia from Virginis, complained e
Justice Miller yesterday tast a Mr.
Brown had struck him, and prayed ttlGi
d process might be served. AS th5
complainant had the necessary dollar
and six bits, the warrant was ISSUED and
piaoed in the hands Of Officer Hickey
who lost no tine 10 serving 1t. The Gauss
Of the striking grew out Of an HrgumeH.
ia ~refsnence to q contract, Ia which
the employee. No satisfactory conclu-
sion 50 far.
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Until further notice the Mails via close q
follows.
For Cairo, Chicago, 81 Louis, Nashville, Lonis-
vile, Onolnnati, Cleveland. Fittsburg, PhLa-
deIphia, Bunalo, Albany, New York, baii-
more, and all cities north and west, al
&l6 pm
For Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington
Augusta. Columbus, Ga, Montgomery MO-
bile. Ala, New York, Nashville and al ciues
south and east, at $50 pm.
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, JACKSON, Miss
V~icksburg, Matches, and al cities south, At
Ap.m.
All stations on Mississippi ana tennessee,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroads at $50 pm.
All Stations IN MeEphl and LoulsFule and
branch railroads 81 8 pm.
An stations on Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
slssippi central, MobiI and Ohio, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee railroads at 5 an.
For Little Rock, Pin Bluff and all Landings
on Arkansasand White rivers, tsemi-weeklyg,
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Mississippi rtver-Eouth, tsem1-Weskiylt Tues
deyEand Saturdays
Mississippi river-1orth, l-semi-weeklyl Mon
days and Fridays.
re. GIsT, Postmaster Memphis.
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attachment Suif.

Law COurt Of Memphis.
CLERB's OFFICE, December Sab, 1867
Angelo Marie, plaintiff, vs. Joseph Oishsl. deft
A FFJDANIl for attachment havlug been
IA made 10 tbs case In pursu Ance OF Sec-tou
Lsh5 Of the Code OF Tennessee, and attachment
having been issued and returned ~ the proper
otaear levied, ste on the property OF The
deisndant, Joseph Oishei-
II is Therefore ordered that said defendant
appear 81 The Courthouse in the city Or Mem
phis. Tenn. on OF befO1s the second Monday
in February next, and defend this suit, or The
same will De taken for confessed as to him. aud
the case sci for hearing eEparJe, aud that q
copy ofthis order be publlshsd once a week fOI
four consecutive Weass IA the Daily Appeal.
JOHN DONOVAN, Clerk.
Aeopys X > APES, u. {.
sam~P. Rose, Attorney for Plaintiff.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-21
NOn-R esident Notice.

In the Chsncsry Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
NO. sjg-Jauses j. Douegan W. samuel W. Don
cyan, W. X Hendrix et Al.
appearing from aridaTit in this cause thai
1 the defendants, Christopher u DOnegaU
Wtl1an1 n. DOnegaD, Charles A. DOnegan
=arah + Donegan, Berenieee fearD, Lucy Tee
Eearn, GustaVus L. Martin, Mary T. Martin
william Barry, sarah l. Barry, Matthew "
Steele, Cafharlns +. steele, William W. Garth.
Mary +. Garth, Ada Steele, Henry 7. Atwood.
lhcmas p Clancy, Caroline P. CLANCY, Eliza
beth g. rove. ~ II. Hendri1. Mary ]. Hen
DIRK L. A. p. Honem1n, MARTHA z. HOusmau.
J. ". smith and sarah E Hmith are u0u-gesi,
dents Of the state or Tennessee
II is therefore Oraerd, That they make Their
appearance h6rei1. a. the Courthouse in TIE
city Of Memphis, Tenn on or before the drst
Monday in February, 1881, and plead, answer
or demur 70 complainant ameRde bills, OF
toe same will bstakCn IoT confessed as 10 them
and set for hear nE * pare and that a copy
Of thisO ruer De puplished once week, for loul
successive weeks, In the Memphis APPEAL
A COpy-Attest
~AU5UsTON ASTON, Clerk ard Master.
o u. and stephens q sIuth.
ZaNHmFHaWa Faw COON HaHnanF AnmNI NmmwNHwM
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Non-ReGtdent Notice.

In the Chancery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
No. 1914, n. Z. D.-Hugh i. BriukIsy vs. Abb
nus ]. Francisco and Morris J. Virgins.
IT appearing from AFFIDAVIT IN this cause thal
i the defendant AIbiuus j. Francisco is nor.
resident or the It tie OF Tennessee
II is therefor Dtdered taRt he make his au-
p~earauce herein, AZ The Courthouse in the city
OF Memphis, Tenn, On tee first Eonday IN
February, lSGf, and Ylgad. answer or d-mur q
com ~p.ainants bill. or the ams viii BE- take
for confessed as 70 him and-set FOR hsarfug ex,
parte, and that a oopy Of this order b pub
nsnsd once a week for fOuf successive weeks II
the Memphis Appeal.
A cepy-Attest;
aUGUsTON ASTON, Clerk 8 Ma ~.
By Z j. BLACK, Deputy CierE q Master.
Heiskiu. scott a HelskilL. Sols. for ComDlL.
decl4 Iaw4w
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Aon-Residgnt aud Iasolyent NOD

In the Chanoery Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No. 20T9, n. R. ID. b. Me-cer. Administrator
Of l. l.. B ltOu deceased, vs.. Martha Bolton,
John Bolton ct al.
IT app caring from fHdavit in this cause that
/ the defeuGuuts Martha Bolton, John Bolton
Alice Bottom, Chas.BDltol, Salis Bolton ann
Lucas Bolton are residents OF ths tate OF Mis.
sissppi Geo. HaIl1m and vile, Jusyis e HaIlum
born koLoni arc res dents Of the state Of Ar
kansas, ana an uon-re iIeuts OF the State OF
Tennessee. And all cTeJitOrs OF tAe Estate d
l. L Bolton, deceased, whose lame and resi-.
deuces sTe unknown.
II is therefore ordered that said defendant
make tLeir appearance terein at the CNurt-
house in the City Of Memphis, Tenn, on or be
fore the FIRST Monday in February, 1875. CO
plead, answer or dsmuT to Com ,IainantS Origi.
nal dAmended Bill, and that all the ~credit0ri
OF tie tstate Of / l. Bolton, deceased. come
forward and exhibit their dsm1 DIS and a
themselves made parties TO said bhH ON or Ce
Tore the first H0adGg In April, 1855. or the same
wi / b. takeu for confessed r. TO them, aud eel
IOT hearing eXparte, and that a copy Of thi'
ord 7 be published once a week. fCr four sue.
ceSsive weeks, in the Memphis . ppesL,
Atop att st
AUGUsTJN ALsTOS. Clerk and Master.
By K. j.. Bf. ak. n. G.. VI.
Galloway & Reeves, So S. iar Complainant
decl5 lAW4wF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-21
-Resident Nottce.

In the Chaneery Court OF Memphis, Tenn.
Lydia jenkins and MaryC Murdoch. who sue
o. their next Lieud, WIN. Armour. w. Ma
than Adams George Jenkins aud ThOs- Mur-
dochs
IT appeariE g from affidavit I'm this cause that
4 the ~detpnGants. George Jenkins and Thomas
Murdoch are nOn-rgside-ts Cfthe STATE OF ZEN
u,ssee:
Il is therefore ordered that they make their
appearance herein, at the Courthouse IN the
city OF Memphis, Tenn esses, on lie nrst
Monday in February. 1855, aud plead, answer
or demur to cOUp~iaiuants DILL. or tna same
will bs taken for confessed a. 70 them and set
Tor hearing sx paTtei anu that a copy Of this
order bC pubIshe1 Oue9 a week LOT Gour luc-
ceEslyo tTeeEs IN The Memphis Appeal.
A copy. Attest;
AUvUSTON ASTON, Clerk and Master
G. ". Winchester, and Heskeli Y Scott, So
liCitors or cO~mplainaufS. decI2 Iaw4w
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NOn-R eatdent Notfce.

In the ChGnceTy Court Of Memphis. Tenn
No. J93}-Mtchael Mcmahon ct AT, vs. Patrick
carey and Michael COoney.
TTappeariBg from affidavit in this cause thai
i the defendant, Patrick Carey is a resident OF
the state OF Iowa and q NONRESIDENT OF the
SJaue D. Tennessee-
1t is therefore ordered, that he mak his ap.
p~earanCe herein, az The Courthouse in the city
Of Mem Pnls, Tenn, on or before the inst Mon.
DAY in February, 1864 and plead, answer OF
denur 10 complainant bill, or the same Will bs
taken for confessed a. to him, INT set for hear.
ing exparte, and that a cory OF this order be
published once y week, COR -four successive
weeEs, In the Mtmphis Appeal
A ~cODy-attegI.
AUGUsLuN ASTON, Clerk a Master.
BY X ]. BLACK, d. U. d NJ.
Kerr. WestcOtt 4 Stahl, Soils. for COmplt.
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A SPLENDID ANINAL-Ar. a.. Sees
sell. OF the Poplar street market, eAhib-
| ted a dne speciHen Of Christmas beef
Yesterday, OF The loot. " was a COW
| fvur years old sud part Durham breed,
raised in Kentucky, and brought here
FOR the ~deiectRtion OF eGnDOisseurs in
GOOD roast beef, on Christmas day. The
| animal looked slmost too beautifw tl
sIaughtering, but 50 the very best condi-
lion to suit mans pampered appetite.
/ She weighs 1900 pounds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-21

STEALING AND CoNTEMPT.-0ne Peter
Smith was arrested yesterday, on q war
rant issued by Esquire Miller, charged
with stealing a pistol. On being brought
into Court be was somewhat ~uprosrious
and used insulting language toward the
Justice, who fined him fifty dollars for
contempt and sent him up under five
thousand dollar bonds on the chsrge OF
stealing. Perhaps the Aforesaid member
Of toe Smith family will know better
how to demesn himself when brought
into Court hereafter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-21

NoEE VfarIMs-Three negro boys,
who brought en- order from Arkansas,
where they had been woSslngi Tor o
hundred and fifteen dollars, and EecS'Eed
the mones on Thursday evening. They
entrusted the charge 20 theiT boarding
house keeper, as they thought it dEnger-
Gus TO have so much on their persons.
When they applied Tor il yesterday
morning, the black Bsnifsce insisted
that be had paid It over to one Of them.
lie should be made to disgorge, or as az
/ evening contemporary says he is suspected
Of dividing with Tom Avant he should
be made TO disclose. Such breach OF
faith and rascallty should NOT go without
their proper recompense.
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OVertOn Hotel, Memphis, Tenn.

This new AMI spacious Hotel, pleasastly stu
ated on Main street, the great business thor
oughfsre OF the city, is now complete in ailits
appointments, and csnuOtb be surpassed for eie-
gance aud comfort BY any Hotel in the south
! or West. The Proprietor, late OF the Planters
! Hotel, Augusta, "a pledges himself to give
| entire satisfaction to its patrons, by keeping
strictly a FIRST LASS HOTEL.
decIs I'm s. B. ROBBINS & co.
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NOTICES.

Marriage and CeIibacy. A essay FOR
young men on the erime Of solitude. and the
diseases and abuses which create impsdiments
TO marriage, with sure means OF relief. Sent
sent in Eesled envelopes free OF charge. Address
DIR. J. SKLLIN H~oUGHTON,
Howard Association, Philadelphia.
OcZ4 d&wSm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-21

RoYsTER, IRRELEVANT d Co. will dis
continue the sale ct their fine line Of
Carpets, etc, after Saturday next, and
all persons unsupplied will call before
that time and look and, il they Ike, pur-
chase. decl9 3t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-12-21

PRRsoNAL.-We were glad 10 meet on
the streets yesterday Col john Dono-
ran, who has just rsturned from - ez-
tended visit North and Est. Es re-
! ports bis ntazrlaw with the Pre- i3e2t st
Washington - EDast pleasant
Generals Z. Kirby Saith aua 81. b.
Bate are at the Gaynso, UkE Cen.
| Gordon Granger also has his TOOna- "
/ II. Ryder.is on q visit 20 his constituents
| durlng The recess Of the Legislature.