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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

NEW SEED SToRE.-R. d. Ward & Co.
have opened a new seed store on Main
street. opposite the Clay Building. These
gentlemen recently had their drug store
in the Woodruff Block burned out. But
they have commenced anew, and will
hereafter devote their whole time to fur
nishing seed for the fed, the farm and
tSs garden. The senior Of the
firm ia h Ct sur Oldest and most solid
business men. In his sSESe there is every
guaranty of success in the useful branch
Of business he has chosen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

GOOD NEws-CHEAP FUEL IN MEN.
PHIs.-We learn through the city pa,
pers, from scientific and reliable sources
that Alabama coal is from twenty to
twenty-five per cent better than the
best Pittsburg, and that it can be dellv.
cred at the door Of consumers at one
dollar per barrel whilst the monopoly Of
Fitssburg is held at one dollar and forty
cents per barrel. This is a saving Of
fifty to sixty per cent to the consumer.
This saving IL important these very hard
times. The public should look to their
INTEREST,".
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RUpT,s sAIE-

TAsE No. I2s-In the District Court OF the
- United Stafez for the District or VEST Tea
nessee. IN me m1tt rTOf solomon cohen.
Bankrupt In bankruptcy, District q west
Tennessee.
Tue undersigned, assignee or the estate Of
solomon Cohen. vii sell. At public auction. at
the store. No $40 Main street. Memphis. Tenn.
On FRIDAY ,FebrCa lA,lS6S. Gtl0 0'c1ocEG-m-
the entire stock in trade Of said ankruur con-
sisting of Roots. Shoes, CiOthing EOJiOls. Eec-.
TO the highest bidder. for cash.
". Y. CIRUDE, As gnee.
No $50 Main street, Waldrsu Stock.
Memphis, Tenn, February lst, AID 1875.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

| MECHANICS LIEN Law BILL-Re
cent adyiees from ESshEille, have bser
received to the effect that the 5TH lAteiI
introduced before the Legislature by oul
representative Ryder, and known as the
"Neehanics' Lien Law Bill - has passed
its third reading in the House, aud Is
now before the Senate. The necessity
and Importance OF the passage OF this
bill cannot BE- too greatly estimated. 1t
PROPOSES reforms and amendmRnts look
ing 70 the advantage and interests Of the
meehanie and !Sb2ring classes In our
midst, which have long been needed.
It is q well known feet that the cd lien
law Of the State hiss provea Utterly in
aaeaqsse to furnish that protection and
security Efeh the mechanic, bsilder,
contractor 81 laborer ought, as a matter
Of justice, to have, b4t which, owing to
the utter neficieney Of the law, he has
Isns been deprived 81. IL therefore be.
hOoves oQr representatives whose duty
It is to look after the interests Of the
laboring classes WAC form by no means a
small portion Of thsiE constituency, to
urge aud advocate most strenaoasly the
passage CT this bill. Nothing can be
urged sgsinat it, while every thing is to
be said in its favor, It is therefore to be
hoped that no effort will Be spared on
the part o: their representatives from this
district &c effect Che passage OF the bill.
Their srnes and hearty cooperation in !
the movement has sireaGy beensolieited, !
and Is confidently looked for ana ex-
peeted by the mechanics and laboring
Of our city who are deeply inter
ssted IN the matter i
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

THE COMMISSION BUsINEss.-R. A.
Moon, u~ndismayed by the " hard times -
and lettering financial Institutions, keeps
out his card and thereby indicates to his
friends where they may ind him.
Among the Oldest and most trusted mer.
chants Of cur city, we cordially ask our
friends to remember him In the consien.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

FAsFLtrERAFURr-.T heli literary wares
OF Joe Locke poye rapidly. Taev ar.
rive with ell due diligence, and are con
verted into essh without the slightest
unnecessary delay. We do not think it
necessary TO enumerate the choice publi-
cations " Cousin Joe" receives by every
train, because be has 3 general assort-
ment, and if anybody gets before him
Sith Sest is wanted, he'll have to get up
several hours before daylight. He does
not conhne himself to books, magazines
and papers, but has all kinds of station
cry Snd a thousand things beside.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

Monday in March, IGS ana ,iea-
Iellur 70 cOmpiatnant's biT- Or ne eo-e-
Se laAsn Ior confessed As To thsm M q.
LnsS1 parte and that a copyof ms o-se-
os PuD.lsned once q week. for four snc-s-.4
A~COpy-Attesf
ASTON, Clerk and Nszfa-
EyE ] BLACK, Deputy CLERK and Na-1a-
uItsS. Seott g n, and Winchester &
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Mr.. Fl. c. LIPPARD desires to inform
MS patrons and the public that be will
continue his dancing classes at La
Sslette, st. Mary's Memphis Ladies, In
stltute and st. Agnes. Those desiring to
enter a do 80 by application to the
Principals of either of the above institu.
tioDs.
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!. He TIA. By the plough would thrive,

AoAU uf1fo-
Poor Richard should have added, "and
must be sure and get fresh and choice
Seeds" which may be had at the Central
Seed Depository Of g. w. Jones & Co,
druggists and importers of chemicals
diraet from Paris. 257 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

PoR CoEsTABLE.-We learned yester-
day that our esteemed friend, John r.
Grehsn, will be 8 candidate for the Office
of Constable In the Fifth Civil District.
His acquaintance with u business men
is very extensive. We well remember
his connection With the Appeal during
It's travels "ln Dixie,3 Johnny is safe
and reliable, and if elected will doubtless
prove a good officer. He is with the
white mans party, and desires to abide
by the nomination of the Conservative
Convention.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

NOTIcE.-rhe entire stock of Ragland
Brother & Co., No. 3I9 Main street, will
be sold at Eastern cost. for cash, until
the 18th Of February.
Z. Il CIARKE AssIrnan
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Great Republic, Cleaner.
"uIRCEIIANEnEs-


Capts. G.. G.. Russell and JOab Law
renee have purchased the Bertha for the
mountain trade from Capt. b. F. David
son and Capt. r. s. Yerkes, for slo,000,
deliverable in st. Louis, Oh her return
from Arkansas.
Capt. r. l.. Dismukes was in the city
yesterday, on his way to Dsrdanelles,
ark.
The present duh times has, at least,
had the effect OF developing an amount
Of talent among our well known citizens
which few Of their best friends supposed
they possessed. AS an instance, we state
that an Amateur Dramatic Association
has been formed among our leading
freight agents, who will give q public
performance during the coming week.
The opening play Will be the beautiful
tragedy of Romeo and Juliet. Mr.. Saw
yer, of the Green Liue, aud Major De-
Massey will assume prominent parts, in
which We Iesra that they excel, having
made several appearances before. We
will publish the entire programme in q
few days, and our readers will no doubt
be astOnished to learn of the amount Of
talent in this line which we have in our
midst.
The Commercial, Capt. Ashford, leaves
for White river on Tuesday. She Is a
splendid passenger packet, and makes
close connection at peValI's Bluff With
the Little Rock train.
Tie Great Republic, Capt. W. B. Don
aldsoD, came IN yesterday from Cairo,
with q light trip. she lays Over here
until Tomorrow evening, when she de
parts for New ORLEANS and way points
Capt. ST. Clair ThomassOn is master of
the cabins, and Sam Barr chief clerk.
The nae light draft United States mail
packet, Gleansr, will leave on Tuesday
for Little Rock and way points. She is
in elegant order, and viii go through on
time.
The Ruth will pass down to-day fUr
New Orleans.
The splendid ST D-l will be in port
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

Do You WANT A FORTUNE go to
the Office Of the Phoenix Insurance Com
psny, $50 Main street, and buy tickets
in the "Grand Special Scheme of the
Raleigh SPRINGS" Tickets, SIS.
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.am,u,stratOr's settlement.

IN oeuuty Court Of shelby eNehty
100 be;rs and ersditoEso Of job 4 StoVsL aeea.
1roTfCEis hereby gwen thsLt InsS sfoIs1
sse5 Tith tie Clerk Of Nd Court e. nns
Apply i0r condemnation = az aoSTt 70
E<ut A. The HarchHsfm. ttee o. SS5h
Aar 80 usn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

GOOD quality black ALPACA, 42c
good quality all wool plaid and figured
MeriDO, SOC. J.. Fl. LOewenstlne q Bros
Clay building. Open till 9 pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

HANDkERCHIEFs, I0o; Hair Nets, Sc
first class Needles and Pins, Sc; Chill
dren's Hose, I21e. J. II. Loewenstine &
Bros, Clay building. Open til pm.
Bill Heads Printed at the Lowest
Prices 81 the Appeal Jeb once.
DR.. J. B. FERGUSON, Progressive Re-
IigioDlstt formerly Of Nashville, will de-
liver an address at the Municipal court
room, orn Of Second and Union
streets, Sunday morning, February 9th,
at ii O'Clock.
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to leave on Tuesday for E~vsnsvIue u,
Louisville j. B.. Archer IS msstsF,
a Tempest left for louisville will
500 bales Of cotton, and the Mav1owel
for Evansville with 1900 bales.
The Grey Eagle will retire from the
Vieksburg trade in consequence of the
Lee and Allen changing their day 70
Tuesday. We would like TO see the
Eagle in the Memphis trade with JOAN
Edison on the roof.
Inc following communication comes
to US signed by seventy-five passengers
OF the 2. w. StraGer, which passed IN
last night. OF the votes cast sixtv.tWo
were for Pendleton and twelve for Grant
though thEse fourths of the signers were
residents OF Ohio and Indiana:
" Editors Memphis Appeal:
We the undersigned, passengers on
board the splendid passenger packet P
w. Strader, adopt this mode Of express
Ing "a high appreciation of the gentle
manly conduct of the officers Of said
boat, and of recommending her to the
public.
We have also on our upward trip
rom New Orleans, witnessed the devas-
lated condition Of the shores Of the great
Mississippi, and hereby call upon the
political governors Of the country to
afford said country such relief SIS may
be IN their power.
We hereby record eur preference for
the next President of the United States
he superstition that George H.
Fenqleton win be the pOmines OF the
Democratic party, aud that U. S. Grant
VIII oe the nominee Of the Republican
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

Hosiery Of all qualities. both for ladies
ana genSIesaen. Il neg Iyiag Oa the
mi marked ia plain aSures, ssf1s
retaiIed AZ extremely low Priees-puT-
chased ut abe Bankrupt Sales by N. WsIs
a co 23Q Maia street. feb2 lw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

Genuine Freneh COrsefs. purchased az
the late Bankrupt sales, can B0w be had
at less than half price, az retail, By call
ing at n. Welt & Co.'s, 2S0 Main street.
Fah9 -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

Held OvER.-It will be remembered
by u readers chat i. II. Nicholson was
arrested u few days since, for stealing 3
trunk OF bogus jewelTy from the steamer
Tennessee. He was examined by Jus
tice Hall yesterday, and remsnded to
jail until Tuesday next.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

A Rare Opportunity il offered
to supply yourself with staple
Goods al $50 Main Streer. I'm
consequence OF purchases made
at the Bankrupt sales, by n.
Wolf & 10. feb2 IW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

LADIES, Misses and Children's Shoes
75e; Boys Boots, 81; Mems good Cali
Boots, 81 50. J. H. L-oewenstine q Bros.
No. 81 Main street. Determined to sell
out. Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

Book FIRM.-Gso. Pattison & Co are
yet in the field. They are the oldest
book firm now in our city, with perhaps
the exception Of c. G. Cleaves & Co,
and none understand their business bet
ter and keep a better supply of books and
stationery, with the true courtesy re-
CURED 70 serve the reading public.
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COpartnership Notice.

We this day associated with me in the
IA Sham ROuse Mt. X u. kOFALL, for
j Nol rs connected with the leading hotels
NAM te NrE. Mr. RS extensive experience
~ fb5SSsiness capacity WI ahoia 10 the patron
Of he house ssfaefIon-
comfort and sat CHAs. B. GALLOWAY.
fsbfIw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

STEALING FURNITURE.-Ths popular
f,rpIt, ~e dealers, Nessrs. Mckinney &
Rrvsop ~, Main street, lost ont furni-
ture Yesterday. and swore out a warrant
against one Jefrsr, On Henry, 8 colorel
citizen. charged w,h committing The
depreciation. Justice shore VIII lnYesti-
gate the case Tomorrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09
Resident Notice.

In the Chaucery Court OF Memphis, Tsn1
No. 2Rs-Lydia Jenkins and Mary e.. Murdock
by their next friend. Brooks Peasants, Us.
Ohm J. murphy, Charles Potter etaL
TT appearing from adavit IN this esuss ths=
the d~sfandantS William II. Barks1ale. Q res
Lent Of Phillips county, state OF Arkansas :
Rem n. Alexander aad james L Habry. resi-
dents OF the state OF Mississippi Genrgs Jcu-
kfus, Thomas NurdOck and Charles Poster a q
residents OF the state or Maryland, and al
uou-reSideRts OF the State Of Tennessee
II Is therssar0 ordered, ina they maze th51E
Appearance herein, ~ the C~OGFthouse IN the
~ ar before the drzt
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STEALING CLOTHEs.-A negro named
Thomas J. Atkins was arrested by the
police yesterday, charged with stealing
four shirts and thIee vests from a cloth
ing house on Front street. When
searched at the police station, four gross
Of screw nails were found on his person.
He will probably 90 before a magistrate
Monday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

GENTS good Calf Boots, 81 so; Cents
good 81 Linen Eosol s6irss, 81 60 /,
Gents good Cashmere Hats, 81 so. j.
II. Loeweustine & Bros, No. 29I Main
street. Determined to sell Oat.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

PERSONAL. 80 The following distin-
guished gentlemen have arrived Ia the
city and are stopping at the Gsyoso
House: Gen. G. w. s. Brown and son,
Louisville, KY; Gen. W. S. Featherston,
Holly Springs, Miss; Judge A. b. Clay
ton, Holly Springs, Miss; Judge J. NJ.
Scruggs, Mississippi.
Edwin Forrest, Barton Hill, Misa
Lille and the agent, Joe McArdle, left
by the Memphis and Louisville Railroad
yesterday afternoon for st. Louis. We
hope to see them in Memphis next
season, one and all.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

II o WANT sunday reading matter,
Emmons & Sons is the place to get it,
No. 10 jefferson street and 1913 Main
street. Everybody knows where they
keep. They keep all kinds CT papers,
magazines, novels, writing paper, lead
~7encils, ink, playing esrds, and a great
may more things. Go and look at
their sock. Also anew lot Of valentines
received. Now is your time to invest.
Don't forget Rn,mOns Il Son. Come one,
come all! DO not forget
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GOOD suits Gents Clothing. 50 large
stock Of long legged and Cavalry Boots
at IN immense sacrifice. ]. H. Loewen-
slime & Bros, Clay building. Open till
3 pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

Ii PERSONS INDEBTED ETHER ~
~ note or account to he arm 81 P.I. Hralr.
q Co, are hereby nolrad to eume forwaff 81
nsdiately and make payment Or they Nj -
put IN the HANDS OF proper oTea<s fGr caI--
T6o. al creditors are slzc hereby nctfsua =,
present tnair claims tor adfuztmenL
EI5HER, Ae~e
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

For good ash wood, 60 to Blglsy
Melersh & Co., coal dealers. feb6 If
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

VAGRANrs AND THIEyEs.-There are
a number Of persons visiting residences
in the city and its suburbs, apparently
for the purpose Of soliciting charity, and
they do not fail to make inquiry IS to
where the vsluables are kept. This in
formation they want, OF course, for
thieying purposes. Let cur citizens aud
their servants beware Of these providing
rascRls.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

Books and Statl0nery.s large
and we'll seieCtgd St0Ck at sec.
PaitiSOn & Co., Si7 i-2 Main
street.
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ing to Lag. This appeals Is taken IN rh,
first case against the defsndznts. AL
the other cases remain at rest until the
final decision of the Supreme Court.
Court adjourned to Court in course, the
second Monday in February, 1865.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09
aComIng DoHn the Rirer.y

D1GLEY, MELLERSH & Co, viii have the
ID largest cargo OF WOOD ever received
nom one barge, at the FOOT OF MARKET
TODAY. All Ash and Hickory. Loo toyour
interest, II you want Z" good hreE" Wood mol,
and square cords given. GrderS recelVed cor
ner Court and Main. GEORGE BA8TEk VIII
JAMS sWOOD.'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

Business, Visiting and wedding Cards
Printed al the Lowest Prices at The Ao-
peal lob Omce.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

THE RALEIGH MINERAL SPRINGS
SCHEaE.-Chanees in the Raleigh Min
ersl Springs Scheme, which has been
advertised for some time, and will be
drawn this month, are being rapidly
taken in the city and throughout the in
terror. The property is quite valuable,
and the existence OF spriSgs on 1t of rare
medicinal properties has given it 3 value
far beyond what 1t would otherwise COM
mand. AS Is well knewn, there are six
springs, whose waters cause them to be
visited every year by thousands, In
another advertisement, published else
where win be found an analysis Of the
properties Of the different springs, made
by q competent chemist. We recon.
mend the public generally TO give the
advertisement p careful reading, and re-
member that q few dollars invested In
the scheme will give some q . perfect
title TO this valuable property.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

CHOICE garden, grass aud farm seed al
G. W. Jones & Co.'s, Main street.
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A-MEEDMENrC OF CHARTER.

Sec. BE IL enacted by the Geneyc
assembly Of the State Of Tennessee, Thai
the Mayor and Aldermen of the city O
Memphis, for the purpose Of paying of
their debts or \ part thereof, shall have
full power and authority - sell any OF
their town lots and other property.
whether within or beyond the city limits:
and for this purpose, through theii
Mayor, they shall have power TO make
all necessary deeds and conveyancss.
using their common seal.
Sec. 2-For any part OF the due debt
remaining unpaid, they may by agree
ment with their creditors issue to the
holders OF their scrip, or other evidences
OF debt, the time bonds OF the city. NOT
exceeding five hundred thousand dollars.
payable la one, two, three, four and Eve
years, in equal instaiments, with coupons
for interest at the rate of six per cent.
per annum, payable semi-annually at
such place as they may designate; but
they shall have power to issue time bonds
only, for the purpose Of funding the pres.
ent due debt of the city, aud for all other
purposes whatever, said power to issue
bonds is hereby repealed.
Sec. 3.-Ssid Board Of Mayor and AL
dermen shall, at the beginning of each
corporate year, assess and levy a special
tax, to pay the interest on ali the bonds
which they have issued; said tax shall
not be more than sufficient to pay said
which shall he assessed and
levied separate and distinct from All
other taxes, and, when collected, shall be
deposited as a separate fund for the dis
charge Of said interest, and not be used
under any circumstances for any other
purpose.
See. 4 The Board of Mayor and Al
deFmen shall levy and assess, for this and
the four ensuing corporate years there
after, an annual additional special tax of
twenty-five thousand dollars, as 8 sink.
ing fluid, which sinking fund shall only
be used 10 taking up and paying the
bonded debt OF the city, giving prefer.
enee to the payment of bonds first ma
And after Ave years have ex-
~&hey shall thereafter, at the begin
i each corporate yesr, assess and
49, special tax Of Fifty thousand
dollai8 which shall be kept as a separate
fund, and q sinking fund to pay the
debt OF the city, and shall be used
Tor no other purpose.
Sec. 5 II shall be the duty of the
Mayor, at the first regular meeting of the
Boars Of Mayor and Aldermen for each
corporate year, TO pyccpre from the proper
)ficers an accurate statement OF the In
iebtedness Of the city, of every descrip-
whatever, together with az estimate
the current and contingent expenses
the city for said corporate year, and
ths same TO said Board. Said
at its next regular session shall
,eaa q rsl AUTHORIZATION bill. embrao-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

IMPORTED CHEMICALS AND DRUGS
FCr fresh and pure drugs, chen ,eais, per-
fUmery and garden seed, call upC G. ".
Sones & Co, opposite Court SQUARE, the
oldest druggists in the city, but one, On
PorteTs from Europe, and ap~othsesries
that NAV be relied on.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09
Removal.


Our friends will remember that the APPEAL
BUSINESS OFFICE is 0 located al Eo.E 5 Lef'
ferson street.
The EDITORIAL Rooms OF the APPEAL have
been removed 10 No. IA Jefferson street, up
stairs, where we will be glad TO see cur hisnds
az al times
Rusfne~s. visiting and Wedding Cards
Printed az the L8Hest Prices al the APP
peal Job once.
Directory Of Conservative Cpisrad MeH
Wanting Employment.
NARRRgG JOHNSON Want TO work Oh g
BERLEE AiT5HELL. farm.
DkNNIS NOTEEE:Ls house steward
BRIITON HINES, old aud faithful house ser
yaut.
VA HTTCHINS. EUN rtAE tOED,
SEEED. MONROE FahhANt
SAM EROFH&N. Nm FOSTER
H1RNEE BEoNE, JOHN Pool
NEES NEWTON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

FURNITURE FALLEN.-Our old friends,
Mckinney Bryson & Co., who did bust
nsss at the same stand they now occupy
ten years before the war, and have seen
something of the bsrdships of war in
battling for Dixie, now keep as splendid
a stock of furniture IS can be seen in any
Southern or Western city. Yet they are
not IS stiff In their prices as heretofore,
as will be . e by their advertisement.
The general reduction Of prices has
reached their line, and they consequently
announce their magnificent stock at
prices at least twenty-five per cent, less
than formerly. Here Ia a capital chance
to invest in furniture, which persons
wishing to deal in their line will not fail
to avail Themselves of. We can assure
those who are not posted that they can
not deal with eleverer gentlemen or bet
ter business men.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

Business, Visiting and wedding Cards
Printed az the Lowest Prices at the APP
peal job once.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09

NoTrcE-Mr. A. Z. Lonergsn was an
nounced as temporary Business M2Gager
OF the APPEAL, IN my absence, in the
issue Of Saturday, 2st inst. He is no
longer connected Wits t5is paper, but as
an act Of simple justice, ( sske pleasure
in bearing witness to his strist integrity
and thorough qualifications as sSomPe-
tent accountant. JOHN AISsLIEi
Business Manager.