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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-09-25

A BERKSHIRE COUNTY ROMANCE
A young man from Western Massachu-
sets, on his way to New York on one
Of the Hudson river boats, recently, made
the acquaintance Of a lady Of middle age,
who seemed much interested in him, and
who at length told him that he greatly
resembled son of hers who had died not
long ago. Before separating from him
she gave him an urgent invitation to call
at certain number in New York, which
he promised to do. On arriving at the
place appointed, he found that it was not
the residence of his fellow traveller, but
ofa friend of hers, who had daughter
of engaging appearance, but apparently
in ill health. This young lady, it APP
pears, was the betrothed of the young
man who was dead. Owing to his strik-
ing resemblance to the deceased lover,
our friend from Berkshire was received
with great cordiality, and was urgently
invited to call again, which he did, and
before he left the city he was engaged to
marry the young lady. Shortly after re-
turning to his home, word came that
his affianced, whose health was greatly
impaired, was much worse, and he re-
turned to the city, and remained until
her death. This young lady had about
thirteen thousand dollars in her own
right, and during her sickness, with the
free consent of her parents, she bequeath-
ed it all to her intended, and he has since
come into full possession of the entire
amount in government bonds. Being a
poor young man of excellent habits, this
legacy will undoubtedly be of great use
to him, though it can poorly compensate
for the loss of one to whom he had be-
come so deeply attached under such Pc
culiar circumstances.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-09-25

the bloody and hateful past. So. looking
calmly, yet humbly, for that close of my
mortal career, which cannot be far dis
tant, l reverently thank God for the
blessings vouchsafed me in the past; and
with an awe that is not fear, and a con-
sciousness of demerit which does not ex-
clude hope, await the opening before my
steps of the gates of the eternal world.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-09-25

RIGoRoUs APPRENTICESHIP
persons have looked into the lives of SO
many remarkable men as / have, yet l
cannot call to mind one of the acknow-
lodged kings of business who did not in
early life serve a long, rigorous appren-
ticship to some occupation akin to that
which he afterwards exercised, and in
which his great success was made All
my acquaintance with business men
teaches me that the fundamental secret
of success is KNowLEDGE-reai know
ledge-such knowledge as is only practi-
cally acquired by becoming practically
familiar with methods and processes, such
knowledge, in fact, as man gets by tax
ing hold Of work, and doing it until he
can do it easily and perfectly. / should
be sorry to say anything todisparage our
institutions of learning. Nevertheless, l
feel confident that an intelligent youth,
who remains at school until he is sixteen
or seventeen, and then apprentices himself
to a good trade, can get better educa-
ton out of his shop (with an hours study
ofpriDciples in the evening" than it is
possible to getinany college in existence
that is to say, better education for
this new and forming country, where. for
at least fifty years to come, no man can
hope to play a leading part, except in
welding material forces.-Parton IN
Pdckards Monthly.
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TT A r d w A r E, & c i,

The Subscriber has now on hand the largest
and best stock of HARDWARE to be found in the
State consisting of
BUILDERS HARDWARE. ALL KINDS. IRON.
STEEL AND NAILS, DOORS, SASH
AND BLINDS.
Mill, X-Cut, Circular, Hand and Wood Saws; Glass
all sizes; Carriage Hardware. &c.
Customers in want of Hardware will find it for their
interest to call before purchasing.
JOSEPH CLARK,
No. !, 2 and 3, Revere Hail.
Brattleboro. Jan. /, 1866.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-09-25

Henrietta" said a lady to her new
girl, "when there's bad news, particular
ly private Affections, always let the
boarders know it before dinner. 1t may
seem strange to you, Henrietta; but such
things make great difference in the eat
ing in the course of year."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-09-25
SEWING MA.

Is the best machine in the world. 1t
oanITnerent stitches. The LOCK. KNOT.
ryCh, and DOUBLE KNOT. each stitch
N both sides of the fabric.
Z. require finer thread on the under than
4 EEin, fell, Bind, Gather. Braid. OMIT and
sew on rufie at same time. 1t has a
teei motion il desired. the work runs
rlsnt or left. No other Sewing Machine
reat range of work as the FLORENCE.
ihs Machines, will be thoroughly in
n 70 run them on all kinds of work
'isS X {. DINSM0RE & CO.. Agent,
BELLOWS FALLS, VT.
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-09-25

How TO MAKE MEETINGS SUCCESSFUL.
-Itwas Daniel Webster, webelieve, who,
in explaining the reason why clerical or
ators were less successful than political,
said that no man could be eloquent who
was penned up in a box like the major
ity of pulpits. Half the power of any
speaker depends on the place from which
he delivers his address, and we are con-
fident that many of our political meetings
are not as successful as they might be,
from inattention to details. Whether a
meeting is held in doors or out of doors,
great care should be taken that there
should be no impediment to the speakers
freedom of action, or to the ease with
which his audience can hear him. In
view of this, the Pennsylvania Republic
can Committee have given advice which
is equally applicable elsewhere. We
quote:
Have meetings indoors if possible.
In holding outdoor meetings, it is of the
utmost importance to make it easy for
the speakers as possible while addressing
meetings. In erecting stands, place them
if possible, against building, and in no
case make them more than two feet in
height from the ground. Sound ascends,
so the speaker requires to be elevated but
little above the audience to be heard to
the best advantage. Cover the stand
with boards, allowing them to project in
front-the more the better AS the pro-
lection acts as sounding-board. Can
vas absorbs and deadens the voice; SO
place none overhead or around the front
of the stand. Do not board up the
front, at least not more than foot in
height, as the speaker wants the free use
of his arms. Have as few people on the
stand as possible, and none close around
the speaker; it obstructs the free circu-
lation of air. Much of the enthusiasm
OF injecting is often lost or entirely de-
stroyed by the exhaustion of the speak
er, caused by the unnecessary physical
effort he is obliged to make to overcome
the difficulties of his surroundings, occa-
stoned by the construction or position of
the platform from which he speaks. Low
and narrow platforms are much the best
to speak from, while they are secure
against the accidents of break-downs,
which too often result in the loss of life."
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1868-09-25
A MEXICAN AND FOREIGN PATENTS
IL. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
Late Agent Of the United States Patent Office. Wash
ington, under the Act of 1887.


Late Agent Of the United States Patent Office, Wash
ington, under the Act of 1887.
No. 81 State St. opposite Kilby ST.. Boston.
After an extensive practice of upwards of twenty
States also in Great Britain. France and other for
eign countries. Caveats, Specifications Bonds. As
signments, and all papers or drawings for Patents
executed on reasonable terms with Dispatch Re
determine the validity and utility Of Patents Of In
ventions, and legal and other advice rendered on ali
matters touching the same. Copies of the claims of
any patent furnished, by remitting one dollar. As
signments recorded IN Washington.
no Agency IN the United States possesses superior
facilities for obtaining Patents or ascertaining the
patentability of inventions.
During eight months the subscriber in the course
oi ms large practice, made t1ce rejected applica
tons sixteen Appeals, Every One Of which was de-
TESTIMONIALS,
regard Mr. Eddy as one Of the most eapaBie and
steeesyat practitioners of whom have had official
CHARLES MASON, com'r Of Patents.
L have no hesitation in assuring inventors that
they cannot employ man competent and trust
,corhg and more capable of putting their applica-
tions in form to secure for them an early and ia
vorabls conslderation q ito At the Patent Office.
EDMUND BURKE, late Com'r. of Patents"
Mr.. X. IL; Eddy has made for me Thirteen appli-
cations, in all but One Of which patents have been
granted, and that one is now pending. Such unmis-
taxable proof OF great talent and ability on his part
leads me to recommend all inventors to apply him
ing the most faithful attention bestowed on their ca
ses, and at very reasonable charges.
Boston. Jan. l, 1865 i-52
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-22
WEATHER AND RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, December 2i.-Port list
r c. Cray, from Cincinnati TO New Or
leaps; Silver Moon, from Memphis &
Cincinnati; G.. il. Thompson, from New
Orleans 70 Cincinnati. The Dexter Ief
Tor New Orleans.
TIE weather is clear and cool. Rivel
Is swelling, with six feet in the canal.
ST. LOUIS, December 21.-Arrivsd.
Thompson Dean, Lnminsry and For
sythe; dspartei !, Rubic0n, for Nicksburg,
Pest Bay, ana Mary F0rsythe, for Mem.
phis. The river is about stationary,
ras weather Is clear and cooler. The
Illinois 10 reported opsn 10 Peoria. Moth.
ing rom the upper Mississippi or Mis-
souri,.
C-IEcIENATI, December 2l.-Arrived,
Robert Burns, from New Orleans, and
Silver Moon, from Memphis.
CAIRO. December 2l.-Up, Argosy,
7 zze Gill and Sam. J. Hale. Down,
Virginia, IL m, Common weslth, 4 .. az.
snd C0osa, 2 q. m. The river fell six
inches. Weather clear.
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Bros. assert that they will be proved IN
nocent Of the alleged smuggling OF silks
through the custOmhouse, when the trial
takes place.
Greeley has a three-colUmn leader to
Senator Morton on his recent speech
uoon the resumption OF specie payment.
Greeley differs from Morton in that the
former believes that prompt resumption
Is practicable, and argues upon that point
&c length.
10 MS speech a. the banquet at Phiia-
teiphis Saturday night, Speaker Cotfax
said, relative to the incoming admins
t~fati0n, that there would be he most
searohicg Tetrsnehment, honesty, EN-
c-ency aud high character Ia ali con-
uected with N public service q rigid
guardianship Of the treasury against un-
wise and e~xtravsgant schemes q a
financial policy which shall
our credit untarnished, will appreciate
| our currency and place US upon the nrm
rock OF specie payments.
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" were necessarily rejected Is Illegal.
{" The negroes are certainly entitled TO
vote In the precincts where they reside,
" bat they, So well ss the poor whites Of
+" that region, are very Easily duped, and
" a designing man could very readily per-
"suade them that they hsi been
" wronged. To those who know Dr..
" LEFTwTcH's high character, 1t is simply
Z" incrs5ib'e that he sh0uld have been
" guilty Of comprising an election by
" fraud, and It is more il keeping with
"known Tets ELSEWHERE, that these sim
" 81 minded voters should have bsen led
I" to bsli3ve that they had the right to
" vote wien aud where they Gid not pos
4" sess that rigat, than that there havs
{" besa s1ch frauds on the part OF s man
&" OF known integrity and principle Dr.,
"LEFLwIcH's .srge cou1Iercis transa;
4" tons and thorough E~uo9lsdge OF the
/" wants and resources OF the lever Ms
" sissippi valley, make him = very vain
" abe representative in Congress, and
"he ought not to be gassated unless upon
clear proof Of fraud tavalidatjHg ME
election
We are happy TO be able to announce
in this cOnnection-snd We do so upon
unquestioned Radical suthorily-thsi
Congress has determined, n~0twithstand
ing the party pressure from without, "to
lesve Democrats in seas 10 which their
right Is doubtful, or made TO appear
doubtful, rather than bs suspected Of
straining q point in favor Of R9paoli
cans" In addition to this We learn tbs
Gov. BRowNLow has slgnided his inten-
ton OF issul0g . certificate to d.. LEFT
wICR. Putting this aDd that together
W think the friends CT cur honorsd
h presentativselect msy rest satisfied
that nothing can be done to wrest from
him the seat to which he hiss for the sec
Ond time been elected by the people Of
the EIVhth District.
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CUNGRELsI0NA
WAsHINGToS, December 2i.
SENATE

SENATE.
TIE bill providing That any Suprt ne
@, urt Judge seventy years Of age may
resign. and receive his salary thereafter,
wss referred to the Judiciary Committee.
= SIR. Thayer presented q remembrance
sgainss the ratification Of the Usage Ia
dian treaty, except on certain terms. Re-
ferred.
Mr., Sumner offered two resolutions,
me directing the Secretary Of the Senate
to inform the Senate what hsd been done
10 OF the resolution author-
zlpg him 70 furnish each State q set of
sand weights and measures on the me
tric system, and the other directing the
Postmaster General to give information
~ 70 what had been done il furnishing
postal balances Of the same kind, which
were adopted.
Mr.. Patterson, OF New Hampshire, ia
troduoed q bill 10 reCTgRniss and increase
the efficiency OF the medical depsr ment
Of the nav which was referred to the
Naval Committee.
Nj. r. CO called up his motion to add
two more members TO the committee on
the Pacific raiirGad, as representatives Of
the south. Adopted.
Nj. Wilson offered a resolution which
vas HIDDEEI UlLEcAADS the OSEE6iAAN ol
the Interior to report what Iadisn agents
IT superintende1ts are absent from their
posts.
Mr.. Thayer offered a resolution re-
questing the President 20 instruct the
special commissioners Who have exam
med the Union Pacific Railroad west of
Omaha, and the Eastern Division,
10 examine IN the same way al Pacific
railroads, SO far as constructed, and 70
report what smount Ia necessary to COM
plets theca, according to the standard OF
a Hrst-class railroad, as required by law.
Mr. Stewart objected to the consider
alton OF the resOiu.ioHi and 1t went over
under the rule.
Mr.. Howard offered a resolution re-
guessing the Secretary OF the pTeasary to
Communicate to the Senate the reports
Of the Unicn Pacific Railroad and its
branches, as already Requested by a rssO-
luton passed last July.
The Senate then adjourned until the
5.h o! January.
HOUSE.
Mr.. E. b. Wsshburne called the
House, ard Mr.. Van WyGk made 8 re-
pert fcoEl the Rseonstruction Committee
20 whisky frauds, when tina House Sds
burned to the 6sh Of January.
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BY Telegraph.
WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, December 2l-Tbe
COMMITTEES on Reconstruction to-day eX-
Rmined additions 81 witnesses IN she Gsor-
gts and Mississippi eases, aud without
any definite action adjourned until the
6lh Of January.
The Supreme Court will adjourn On
ths 9Th inst. until the An Of January.
The President has approved the bill
giving cannon for the erection OK . monu-
ment TO Gen. Kssrney.
The SCprems Court to-day affirmed
the decision Of the lower court Ia thscSse
Of the Rock Islsnd Bridge Company Us.
Andrews. The Court ~a6j0nrns Thurs
day until the 4th pr0x., when the docket
OF original mission, arising under the
Constitution, will Dc called.
Secretary Seward replies 50 fellows 70
a telegram from 3 New Y'rRfrm max
ing inquiry whether the United States
6rs@@SEaRLZZil uroteat American yes
u Engeps. ugFy6a
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mEilpfllS APPEAL
TUESDAY noKNINe. DEC. 2s. IsSs
TENNEssEr PRrss ASSoCIATION.

A meeting Of the Tennessee Press As
ISOLATION is hereby called at Nashville.
on the second Monday in January, 1889
At the Office Of the Cnion and American
st II O'Clock NJ, upon business OF imPor
lance. a full stteDdsnee is requested.
THOMAS BoYERs, President
HATE NrCHoLsoN. secr.tsry.
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CANADA.

TORONTO, December 2l.-The Court OF
The QIeen's Bsuc1 to-day refused to
grant = new Trial to WhelnD. Chief
Justice Richards aud Judge Wilson sus
taiee1 the verdset Of the Ottawa iRr9
and L--a H7rTssGu dfssenisu. Ine
prisoner was remanded until Thursday,
ghan be will appear against the ruling
Of to dag TO the Court OF Errers and
Appeals.
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TIE WEEKLY APPEAL viii appear 5c-
morrow morning, sad copies wrapped
rssdv for delivery, may be mad a. the
c~1untineroom Il The DAILY APPEAL.
&.rRhants are reminded tnst me
WEsZLY APPEAL is tbe largest ~eGAiy
Ina me aoutbWes1, snd bss cIcl-alloh
which is cot equa.ied by any IN this oF
Ia ad{JinIBg states, making u lhtfsIol-
Ihe bsss met sU % reaeh county M-I-
.Ls1fs deslers and planters. II con-
eains shlr-v.six columns OF reading mat
rar caTefafv selected from the DAILY
APpEAI. esng.stiDg Of news, ! cai, Co
mesrie and foreign, editorials, q TIE
5--sst comuereiaI and nnEue!al news up
=, tna dsts Of delivery.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-22

CFRlsT6As! CHEsTIAs.-u you
went 70 arrange a. elegant Chfistmas
t-es or toys, stc., Tor your c1tdren cal
g1 8. CsscelbeTE & O.. No ioo Popi2I
street, opposite the UzrEst house. sea
viii also Had 3 large ASSORTMENT OF nice
grasb eaEes and candles, Dlsin and fsncg.
al 49, ex2nine before pureh.silg
elsewhere. 4"
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The sFLwA RArLRoAp

We published yesterday an address
from the President and Directd%of the
Selma RsilroSd TO the people OF Mem
phis, which We think exhausted the res
Sons that might and should urge our peo-
pie TO s prompt s1eee Of that enterprise.
Every fact aud figure that could truth
fully be mustered in the service Of the
road was presented in colors that, while
strong and telling, were yet no more
glsring than the present necessities o.
town sud country, sad the future o!
both, would justify.
Memphis needs and must have this
railroad 20 Sslms, by Holly Springs and
Okolona. TIE country through which
Il will pass YVES intended by nature Is be
tributary 20 her. Il is now lost. The
cotton snd ether productions from this
favored region find = market by
the Mississippi Central and the Mobile
and OHIO Railroads, both working
against the interests OF Memphis, and FOR
their initial points-ths dcst for Nav
Orleans SD the latter for Mobile. Ii
this road is constructed this will be
reversed. All the trade Of that region
viii be poured into Z city, enriehing
her In profits, probably the first year,
I'VE times more than al the eutlsy she ls
ssked 70 make TO secure SO great 8 boon.
We hope the people Of the city, the
voters especially, wiz give the address
3 careful reading and the enterprise Toe
most searching Investigation. II they
so, we feel assured tho subsH
$500 00o) ssksd for by the COMPANY ~
assortment 81 UlCeI Iq1otsi Clssl8' Q
f-estioneriss. etc, IN ths city. Their II
A-s aptty recsfys3 the name O. the D.
wears emporium.
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TIE xoRrAL REMAINS Of the Is,
per Z GnniBg were aStandsd
grave yesterday toy 8 seFy lara
course q sincere AourneTs, Fe
aed 30 thoroughly The esteem Of 5
whom thsy came 10 contact, as
ceased, and h's loss vii i1ave a volt
c mmuany not easily hlle5 the9
ing ae5tlel8e8 oi4ciated IS psiirt
az Tie m9aral Judge SEaynei
m4a McDavitt, LIZ. McEopb8
I C1nnel, Mr. Str9t.0B ana Mr. Da
siI OF whom had known the decss
H-ateiv,
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DIssoLUTzoNs
Dfssolutfoaa.

THE the hrm OF R0BFSOR, SSEED 4 co Ia
4 this day dissolved by mutual consent. the
Observation-Disclosures disposed OF his interest to
MeA-rs. J. W. Snecd q Co by whom tns busi-
ness Will be continued,
DAN 6. Robson.
ec6nbe 10, Is &. de4tiw
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To TEE LADIEs-We have just re-
caIvsd 3 large lot q Black Alpacss, E1-
mess CjO,bs AID Fancy PGpllpst Uhich
we're purchased s. such reduces prices
thstpe are enabled toaal them at Loser
S9gfea Than sDy other honse 10 ne city
An eTsriuaticn Of a goods VIII coz
vince vou Of The above facts D 80
would eppecisBy lUvite youf attention 70
q lot PopIps, OF tie oosf elegant slytss'
which We sell 81 City ce5ts per SaI1
Our stock o. Opera clQSSa T. "elt -
sorted, and We oBeF them AZ &sH AOih
-sost RICE & ENGEL.
Is Main street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-22

TIE MARKETS. which are epsn svarg
evening from ? 10 : O'Clock are most no
orally 9~stToDizsd by u people just 81
pressuE. Yesterday evening tlsy we're
thr3uged with izIlss, most OF "hon
sssned intent On purchasing Tor the nor
49, Cbicksns, eggs sad turkeys are
~ on d srIse.I aud command the usual
Christmas prices.
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Dissolution of CODaFtnesship.

NOTICE is hereby fiven that the firm Of
IN POWER a MCCOY Is this day dissolved
by mutual c~onsent. The debts du6 The nrn
VIII be collected BY Mr.. q. K u. Jones. who las
been made trustee BY US Tor that purpose.
JOHN POWER.
THOMAS MCCOY.
hempkis, Tenn, DseembsF l. ls6s, dsstf
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gooDYEAE & FALLS. Druggists ana
k-oot5eca5ies, 2si Main stree oet@seh
CONT add Msdtson streets, are ho~
ready 70 supply ibeiT customers VIII
pure drugs. chemicsls, perIG2efJi i-Hty
aud toilet STJlc.e5. Prescriptions VIII
receiFe spettal attention. ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-22

REpoEr Of patents granted 533taein
t.1I-to,s for re week eaGpZ Decem-
be- 8 ISIS, 81 rspore1 By r s4Ls, So
jicI.or q ~psIen's, Kt Williams B.ocS'
%eonb's. Penn: 81 747, car e5upnag Q
Medium, G.esnyil,, TeDnj Slooo.
I-16-iczfor for J0uru5ls, Z. II. hsi1'
GTeersboro. Ala; 84,es5 p.owshare, Geo.
~ Cooosr. Ogescnse, CO s. 81 hnus.
tsr sod blind fastener, ". b. Farrarr
G--aers7aro. n. C.; st82i, match fi
fIgbfing clgars. Gus.Gv Grasiz AlezaA'
dTie. Va; 81, $50. extension I4edsr- war
ren Morehsad. ParEegsUurg, ". Va,
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vermont.

RUTLAND, December 2l.-Tbe boiler 3.
the Marble works explDd ed Saturday,
aliiiDg Am Psrvins, tbs engineer, and
oddly !njuriog fOuF workmsn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-22

TIE PEABODY H0TEL Is nov osen
2 reception d irsHsieBt guests snd
.~5s,. Price per day, s. % Day
80 ~, per month. We viii be giad
@Si.~necS old frien1s sRd guess.
ID. COCERELL& SOSB.
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FURNITUBE-Fiftsen sets of me anu
plsin furniture, ceEasia, hair Ga9 co'egs
mattresseF, for sais cheap by MIS-. T.
Smith, All Maiu stseel. Cal ane ger
bargains yai
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-22
NEw ADVERTISEMENTS

DJ0As FIR RENG.-Omces aud Rooms in
II the fostodos 9 Lfptsry Buildia e. y. e.
Ta0S. WIckERSHAX, seegnd door Pcst-
S1iee BRileing- 6s22 Inn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-22

NowrFATIOS.- AT the ward j
lsat nizat u tho Sixth ward,
Weiaran B eek, Alc. WA. II.
vas nominated 50 TIE regular Der
candidate fer Alderman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-22

4 COL0BED JACK SHEPHERD
Farrell, coiorej, g-rroted Dsvy s.
Yesterday, and Chohed two dollar (
hiaa. Dlsy bad him gustched 81
risd before Squire Griffin, who 81
10 the Clinical court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-22

CONVICTED the jury in sse-
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of maTdsr tp TIA FIRST degree, +
sllv Of which Is death.
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