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New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
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OFFICE oy TYR UNITED STATS LiFE lSsrNAScs COL
IN rHR CiTT on NEW YORK, No. % WAiLsr.I I
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osrcE TYR Csirrp SrAIs, Lrr L Is'TEMcs ,,1 co.,
iS The ciTT on NV IonS & No 20 m1dLiS11 ias11
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that at a
Meeting oftb Bosd o! Directors Of its CoDpsh convened
Car stock this eompuy directing tie tine aud mode q sub
sng Tor aad paving IN the ssme ne me closing Aho opening Of
ReS That tie Guarsnte Capital Stock this COMPANY b. Ia
creased Hundred dor that subsron. for ss
CoIpsHy No va, City oNsNrOt on SATURDAY.
tie Eb DAY fFebiy nsTt be'seen s hour o. Yen oA ~
hours during business dayi thereafter unless the trs'cpon
s s Be 0SsT S 1 ] 1e toe 10 ' 5 t' h Z s%s Of M per
share the Of such and the baAoe berg
i.eat DAY Pebruay TIE the n guarantee
hereby declared "a hhvs ,he preference sneh subscription
m Company one Aaad Thoussd aud the hereby
directed bs fcI period Of ,' 'n0a'A' ia ''0 daily Lev"
Rd That TIE ok trsassr books Of this ConpsnJ BE- ard The
are hereby directed to be closed snd hoa Wsnesa es s
neon By order. NICHOLAS DBGRooT. sserstary.
NOTICE is hereby given that the IRVING
~ FIRE ISsyaAcs GoyPANI Of s S Of Of SsssoIa T M
'- JAMES MwiEIsos secre.ry
GUPREME COURT City and County of
T. BUELL. De.cadaHSanmoasPo noney demand On Contract
Com ser) 10 Defendant: You hereby aud
i i" n. ocs .s' Of S ct a bs ' cy "hs s5a cory
ef Eew.Yois, at the CITY Hall, In the CITY Of sewYork.
be,s oee No II waist sad ty within twenty ds,s
the ses Of s su@@on o you eIesye ,hs dA Of aeh
said tie planS this action viii ie Judgment sgAs for the
: o. .s S.gssG SS.i 1 .' 5sIs. 0 Hs % dy Of ja:
bGrsemsats Of this aesiOn-Dstsd SsvYsrh ARg 49, 1857
Dl3 lsr6EW Plaintiffs Auorneys No. II Wal-st
TO THE DEFENDANT, GEORGE b. BUHLL-Take notice tha,
L. I acton we're du Sled s The 6. Of the 9 % n
OOuu of Ss.Yol at the CITY Hail. n the City Of
Dec. H. 1861 Plaintiffs AtomeTs No. II WADtt
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
T,lg Gaut,e.

CENTS WANTED-Tor THE BLUE
~ COATS Lye, Fought ard Died f ihe Iou -
Scenes seiders in tLs Great Rcbsion u e'nss VI
cravings p1grs tie spcies. aa eArle,s s O"VN f
nsael. Price ouiy Z! 90 per copy. , A., .-..,
CAUTON-Some Of Agelts have tiken iirhtge o e 80
popularity Of tfs work 30 e ne wee 10 - ~
hereby to I'd that trJ IAe D." Hs'C
tt,rge o-s t,n uf-rOr works Vuporrg TO ee o. M1
R BIZ COATS being circulated and Ne hereios
tAat the hoes tley bay ''
t.in. sngylgs snd so Send T " AI.t
JONES BROlhERa 90. la-ens.. Ia. @ 1-s--Lo. IL
pOOK AGENTS WANTED for Or. VII
ID LIIN sIlTHs DICTIONARY or THE BIBLE Written bI
70 Of n. most distinguished Wvass In Eaope ila America IH.A.
vi over Is Steel and Wood G1ayLg toDpe'e oae W ''o
,osse We esYoy Gs.epl Agent ald o., iuA
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Hartford Com.
CHLESMEN WANTED from New Y orl, New
Je,r Peosvlyaas Netea states. havrg sqainses
AID trad. " their kleT1ge f Fne Door, ioss'
Gloves, &c Address r. / Co.. Boy 30. 2tsl Pcs-Ofce
ENTANTED-A Practical PAPER AkkR; 10
w tte charge Of stoekng Ruuring rtesss aper->n
Zone bat erreei sra competent snea need apply Asds IA
PRrnAKER Tnbuse OAce.
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01

ONG ISLAND RAILROAD Winter Ar
rsbremeat-,bsnge Of Tno-Lesve Jsnc'ip; m, hai
irsn o Geengor and all waysoa' coanecng at AHoh "h
Cove and Hempsrd n oe passenger l
and l 't'ron, Express tr1ia fr River Head
and Glen Cove passenger ta nd al waytstons
Funnsae al Hsap Passenger sa And for North i'p Sasur
Jas. only
Ssrv Ercrrson Train leaves uaeSs Pont at s5s sr'O
Hunters PoHi at $50 m. 10 tiks eject So. lgtL
Id IN a Aratend nd.nL
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
Corporation i1nti;'s.


CORPORATION N0TICE.-PUBLlC No
~ TCE hereby gven TIE ocenrart ~ oe'
pu,' Of M Houses .na Los npro.ei Or 70 saFrs'd bs 80 80
lodi oce Of tie osd q A'ssssr er ekahIAa9a " IT
bias sewer lr ilC,hst beexeu sb ard 6thaverue'
2-For paving With blocks iahs'F,e from zs'en-e " w
SPor paving street from "a to 5av.sae vh stone tot.
th-For paving With blocks itave1us int 'h
sa-por psving s,sat f.og ga :, oas
be-FoF paving hudsoHstfee' from CAaa . sA"s1-'' VIZ
7hFer paving with Ncoon Pavement. Peas;rest f wal "
regulating sna grading ests,ree from o. shsrsr.s
Lite West isS str.st aud street, in sh aeaas Sees
18th AID in hasoa teIasea P 's
The limit. EMBRACED By nea.e hoa's
,o o,s Of sroand rsai % pieces ana parcels ue
IBo.s sides 3os6.tryes between sTeSss. To
..t.ry si. Of avenae betwes i?h and both yree,s
zd-Boh side, street 10 River so
s1tut .f hafthe block the n,snec,ny avenues
from 5hssenues TO tho s,sst 81
sides of h s3isGesn the ezset 70
hsl' the bloch on the intersectng streets ,,, -,
half the block either way the isterseehg - -
6shBoth sides Of Hadsousee from Canal street to S
side Of nd the south side OF Sprag street. ron
Renseh also both sides of Bsos-'.rest from Beon
from Bedford ligion street
sides Of the iuteseng betsen Christopher and b VA
th and Jane streets from sthsverne to Greenalel street. &
Hoso G'oevoort and West 18th ard West 18th ~
4,bBeth sides Of Pearl street Wall Beetuspree e
half the block either NE intsssesug streets
eBob sides " 6h street from ID sshsrsnps 70 the eI'e
hall tSe block interesting -
sides Of Wetree sud lOIhsvenue from Gsnsef
10th avenues OF from Jane West ~
streets sides Of Hndcu Perry Hsmaond s,rest
ments opposed either Oftbe lses
present their objections in writing. 70 JACOB oAkLbi
No. ,! Ch.mher. street Basement Sss COert House. sisAn '
irom tie dase of lls notice
ioMxp CTTiWEIL, Board q Assessors
RAJ Ea~E
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60 Glbom it MN 6Ont;ru.

OFFICE oY AssIsr.Sr ousRrHEsssrgnG G sSZRAL,
No n STATE 81, EEs.ioRK CfI, Des y. 1881
EIFTY DOLLARS REWARD is ohered Tor
any iuformsEsu that st 20 TIE 81 The Float sra
St seorainy Dock Fort Wood ~ y H. Which reTe e
rd t II Supposed at tley trfeg 70 A0H
Were on Staten Island shore. kJFlh ihnALLSt
Brt HiiorGer era 'nd Asst o. AI GeoersL
I ANDSCAPE GARDENING and FARM
~ DEAE-CnAgLES r EhHhRD: Srreyor and fra,it,
Gsrrer Pob. long lod n Y, Frrsrea 10 make AZ
pna Typographical bPs sna Prshes sni 70
isv County Seats Parks Cemeteries sc. @c specs. s'el'0a
x gwen Tie important subject Of L.ud Dah-ge ahe
thorough 90 Tat iife pi'oe
Robinson Agricultural Eo y l. lI''Gae
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
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New-York tribune., 1868-01-01

BARD & BROTHERS.
q LID PEE IS,
PEN AND PENCIL. CASTS.
SILVER RUBBER, AND GOLD-PfATBD TELESCOPE Pgs-
CASES. rOOrl-PCkS. &r. &c
JAMES D. BARD. Aceut ho. - Ma del-'ae, Nsa.loff
HOLIDAY Presents.-Opera, Field, and MAJ
ns Glasses Brarian Pebble Spectacle reG 49," Miesoolsa
Mssc Lsrirrgs 1herupeefs - IL W. Hshtf W
tcan No. i.l32 broadway. sad 80 lt9 llalit
New-York tribune., 1868-01-01
Griintina.

gVM. EVERDELLs SONS, No. 1O4 FultoE.st.
w -STBaM JOB PRINTERS and LABEL hASUFACruK
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23
TENNESSEE ITEMS.

On Monday evening about 5 O'Clock
+. II. Murphy, tteilTnbay Of the Jail a.
Springfield, TeIn entered the jail with
food for the PrIsai.ers, when one OF the
number named ShOemske, a desperate
character, grabbed him by the throat and
chOked him down. There we're nineteen
prisoners confined in the jail, fourteen oil
whom Immediately made their escape,
and the Others were preparing to leave
when Murphy recovered himself and
snapped his pistol al those who were at
tempting to rush pasthim. He succeed
ed in driving them back when he locked
the door, and afterwards went In pursuit
of ShoemRke. Just ss he was attempt
ing to jump the creek, Murphy shot him
through the heart, and he died almost
instantly. Shoemake was the r~inglesder
in the affair, snd told Murphy when he
first grabbed him at the jail that he
would make his escape or die in the at
tempt. The citizens turned cut and suc-
ceeded in bringing back the prisoners,
three OF whom were slightly wounded.
An aged gentlewoman, named Sarah
much reduced in circumstances,
vas found dead in her bed on Tuesday
morning in West Nashville. The coro-
jGry returned 8 verdict OF died from
exposure and want.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23
RIVER MATTERS.
ADJUSTMENTS.

TIE NEW MFMPHIs.-The cold rain
which commenced falling early yesterday
evening he'd the effect OF keeping within
doors the great mass of theater-gOers,
yet the unusual attractions at the New
Memphis assembled z very fair audience.
To the lovers Of the romantic there Is
nothing IN the whole range of history
more attractive than the story OF the
Beautiful, accomplished and unfor-
tunats Mary, Queen of Scots. When
put upon stage with the sdjunets
OF scenery, appropriate costumes and ex-
cellent acting, il becomes invested with
q thrilling interest, which lasts from the
rise 70 the fall Of the curtain. Mary
Gladstone has achieved the diff
cult accomplishment of stage roy
s;ty 70 perfection. Whether as Elsa
beth or B MaTy Stuart, her mien
and aspect, and the hsughty in
tOnali5n OF her voice, ara sll truly re-
gal. and . tread5 the boards like a
queen indeed. 1t would be unjust to
pass over the able support which Mrs.
Gladstsne has received from the men,
bers of the stock company, without
which these pieces could not have
achieved the signal success they have.
Messrs. Hamilton, MRlmburg and others
acquitted themselves ~splendidly in the
parts assigned them, making the task of
the " star an easy one. The wonder
fui performance OF Mile Turnour
on the flying trap5ze is some
thing to be seen and long Femem-
beTed. Whether there be any real danger
or no in the extraordinary feats she per-
forms, the hazard she seems to run is
enough to curdie the blood In ones
veins.
GREENLAw OPERA HoUsE.-The bad
weather had the same effect as at the
New Memphis, o. thinning ouaEhe au-
Silence, yet 8 goodly Rssemblage Witness
j the Incompatible tests of the Han
lSns.
>r The FAIR.-The attendance at the Or
phsHs' Fair last night was very good,
considering the stale OF the weather.
The S0dality Silver Band was present,
and gave some fine music. Tonight S
string band will inspire the light fantastic
toe. Ths tables were splendid, Is usual.
The vote on the clock for the fastest
freight line or railroad is exciting, and
the Erie line is, thus far ahead. On
the gol'i badge for the most popular Ser
geGut the vote stands: Brown, OF the
First District, 81 Alley, Second Dis
trict, 5. For the gold watch and chain,
Tor the most popular lady vocalist, the
vote is still pending, the contest being
doubtful betTeen = number Of highly
gifted singers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

! IHE BANKRUPT LAw-LASr CHANCE
-On the first OF next month-only nine
days henee-the most beneficent
provisions Of the bankrupt law cease,
and all who file their cases after that dsie
that dEte must a Y fifty cents or
the dollar on all their indsbtness or they
cannot go free. We hardly need rec
IeEmend again to all persons in the S nth
who feel themselves heavily, If not hope
iessly, in debt, to avail themselves u the
remaining nine days to put their peti-
tons on file in the District Clerks office.
The bankrupt law is almost the sole, sur
Yiving humanity of the war. It relieves
OF the burden of debt those from whom
the war has taken the means Of paving.
Itgi7es anew start in life snd q new hope
Of competence aud wealth, to men who
otherwise would have fingered through
wretched lives Of despo-dsncy and Ges.
pair. 1t hiss already set free and re-
stored to active Usefulness thousands Of
men who could never have resumed
business without ii. Taking the benefit
Of this law Is e duty that q certain class
OF men owe to themselves and to their
famflies-that class who are eneumbered
by cid debts that they Gan never hoDe to
pay. Throw off the burden. Resume
an active business. Make all the money
you can, and then psy ss many Of your
old debts as possible, notwithstanding
the bankrupt Iag has wiped them u
This i5 honesty. Remember, only nine
days more to file cases in, and several of
those days are holidays, when no busi-
ness is done.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

EDUCATIONAL We call the attention
OF our readers 20 the advertisement in
another column Of the University o,
Georgia, which is now in It's Goth session.
The faculty consists of A. A. Lipscomb,
d. D., Chancellor; P. H. Nell, D. D.,
Vice Chancellor. Metaphysics; VIM.
Rutherford, A. NJ, Mathematics VIM.
II. Waddell, a. NJ, Ancient Languages +;
W. L. Jones, d. D., Natural Sciences ;
". l. Bronn, A. M, Natural PhiIoso-
ply; L. H. Charbonnisr, A. NJ, Civil
Engineering; Hon. a. +. Stephens, A
NJ, History NJ J. Smead, Pm. D., Mod
ern Languages; Chss. Morris, 4. M,
Rhetoric and OratoEy w. L. Mitchell,
A. NJ, Law b. II. Hill, A. NJ, Law F;
X. d. Moore, NJ. D., Law; B T. Hunter,
A. M, University High School. The
Hon. A II. Stephens is permanently en-
gagged az one Of the faculty, and viii re-
side in Athens. The next tern begins on
the 1910 Of January, when the above
named Professors viii take their seats.
Fer further Information sse tho ad7er-
tisement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

THEIRS Is no mistake about it, Planta-
tiOa BitteTs will ward OFF Fever and
Ague and al kindred diseas 50, if used Ia
time. No family need suffer fron this
distressing complaint If they win keep
Plantation BjtteTs ia the house, and use
it according to directions. Tne mcst I'M
portant Ingredient Of this medicine is
Oalisaya Or Peruvian bark, whish is
known to be the finest and purest tonic
Ia the vegetable kingdom. The extract
Of this Bark is the active principle OF all
the COED Fever and Agus Medicines pre-.
scribed by intelligent doctors. Calisaya
Bark is used extensively ia the maauiac-
tuTe OF Plantation Bitters, as well as quiz
nine, and We dare say they owe their
popularity mostly to that fact. We can
recommend them,
MAGNOLIA WATER Superior to the
best Imported German Cologne, and cold
st half the price. Std&ItW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

she a ard Fin year raVOrs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

EAT, Drink AND BE MERRY.-We
would advise eli who lOYs . good dinner
on Christmas day (end who does not p
70 call upon the old and reliable caterer,
V. d. Fuchs, at his old stand, No. Al
Jefferson street, and their wants will lie
supplied. His establishment il crowded
with good things. Ivy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

INsURANcE.-TO rightly appreciate the
advantages Of life insurance, one must
read such 8 document as the following,
addressed to that live, energetic insur-
anes mar and gentleman, H. I. Tomlin-
son. The promptness of the Globe Mu-
tuai IN this case is worthy Of note by
these who desire to be insured, and ii Is
especially worthy Of note by those who
are not, but who ought to be insured.
Read this and learn 8 lesson from it:
MEMPHIS. TENR., Dec. % 1868.
MEssRs. II. T; ToMLINsoS & Co, Managers
q ODE Mutual Life ms. Co, of New York:
Gentlemen Having this day re.
ceiged by your hands the check OF the
Globe Mutual Life ms. Co., Of New
York on the National Park Bank Of New
YORK, for $4,000, payable to my " or
der, il full payment OF the policy Of in
suFsnee Issued by the company on the
life OF my late husband Gustsyus Potter,
Of Tuniea county, Mississippi, 1 desire to
express my thanks for the prompt sction
Of the company which you represent,
having experienced no trouble, but on
the contrary every courtesy and assist
ance at the hands OF both yourselves and
the company, Yours Respectfully,
HELM N. POTTER,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

HEAVY RoBBERY.-On Monday even
ing about Z O'Clock some men came into
tho saloon Of Mr.. Kupfersehmeid, and
asked far change for e 500 bill. He did
not have it, but asked = Mr.. E. z. Will
liams, who was drinking st the bar, if
be could break it. Williams, who is o
stranger, pulled out 3 roll Of bills aud
started to count them out, when one OF
the party snatched the whole roll from
him and raj cut. Williams seizsd an.
other OF the gang and commenced call
ing for the police, but before they could
come to his sid, Kupfsrschmeid inter
fered spd The confederate villain escaped.
Williams had Kupierschmeid arrested
and taken TO the Second District Station
house. The matter will be investigated
to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

ACCIDENT OK ID EEMPHIs AND
| GAINESVILLE RAuROAD.-An SccidanJ
occurred on this road on Saturday morn
ing which resulted fortunately Ia 10 loss
Of Iifa, but ia quite a snasi-up Of en-
gincs, etc. a freight train :efs Bowling
Green, and, Immediately following, y
solitary locomotive started cut. Behind
tais locomotive another locomotive,
drawing 3 freight train, followed the
first two. ali three were going bravely
sl3ng, when the train aueaG guddenly
ThisLIei down brakes and stopped. fhis
net being Observed in dha on the rear
train, it Kept on, and IN 8 very few min
Utss struck the middle locomotive. Then
the two locomotives, jsmnasc into
the other, went crushing into the rear Of
the forward train, breaking the last car
and starting up ths whole forward o0m-
bination. Some damage resulted t. both
the locomotives, and the d~ispiscing Of
trucks oaGsed . great deal of trouble in
Fighting matters sgs!n.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

CHRISTMAS! CHRSsTMAs!-H you
want 70 arrange an elegant Christmas
tree or toys, etc, Tor your Children call
on a. Csstelberg < Co, Nc. lSo Poplar
street, opposite the market house; you
viii also lad 8 large assortment Of nice
fresh cakes and candies, plain 2nG fancy.
CaIl and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. l~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

MINCE PIES, mipoe meat, cskes, cam
dies, fruits, toys for Christmas trees, and
everything nice and fresh in tho confec-
tionery line, at Berton's, corner Fourth
and Poplar streets, st prices to suit the
times. Orders solicited. Wv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

A NEW EAREET.-Mr. Charley Kney,
Of Beai street market, is opening p nice
market If 68 jefferson street, for the sale
Il meNts. II he keeps theTe-and there
no doEbt OF 1.-THE same quality Of
80 etc, to ne always found at his old
ston5 tie public sill not be long in doubt
,sIeTe ~ obtain fine beef and mutton
every day. Mr.. Hornby viii be sssocia-
ted with him. II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23
OFFICE CITY TAX COLLECTOR,
MEMPHIS December Is 1853.

A penalty Of ten per cent. will accrue
on all unpaid taxes for the forty-hrst cor
porste year, on the lst of January next.
Parties who wish to avoid this heavy
penalty, viii DO well to settle, a. the law
regulating the collection Of taxes will be
r;gidly enforced. JEO. II BNwEN,
w City Tax Collector.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

A WORTHY ENTERPRIsE-Au G"3-.
l. being made amcug the WOrkiHSn Z,
Of Memphis 10 establish q Mechanics
Savings Association. Il Is proposed TO
form q joint stock company, with q CAPT
tai Of 500, 900, which would enable the
company TO engage in q profitable manu-
featuring enterprise. TIE following
named gentlemen have been chG7en Off
ceTs: Themes Moffat, Pregidsut ; 3. d.
Anderson, VieeSPresideDt {; John Gum,
Treasurer, Ind w. J. Mansford, Secre-
tgFg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

GOODYEAR 4 FAILS, Druggists and
Apotheearies, Isl Main street, between
Court and Madison streets, are now
ready TO supply their customers with
pure drngs, chemicals, perfumeTy, fancy
and toilet erl.ciez. Prescriptions viii
racsiNR enerirl nttention. IL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

"kERSW3OD; OR. AFTER MANY
DAYs.p-rais il the title OF a new his
Joriesi romance, founded on events Of
the late var, and compiled from the
manuscripts OF q Confederate spy. The
wr.tsT, Mrs. A. II. Meeker, is > lady OF
sell known literary ability and attain
meuts. We find, in glancing through
the pages OF this book, that il is flied
with lively and entertaining incidents,
related in sn essy, flowing and graphic
style, snd we can commend It ss = suita-
bic vOiume for q holiday present. Mrs.
Mcekar is ~ present at tie Workman
House. and her book can be found at
CleavsJ literary depot.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

JOE LOCKS, 1853 Main street, has
Cooley Tor JauuRTy, 1859. and December,
1865 Peterson, Sud al the latest month
lies, Weeklies and dsiiies, from every
where. he n sgant for Father :. J.
Ryan's pSpsF, Banner OF the South, aud
kaars N on aia clEn.e-a. lL- aaLn. m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

MEMPHIS CLUB-Phe members aye
invited 10 attend, with their fsnsilies,
ahs annual CaildrsD's BAH on Thursday
evening, December =
SOL HESSE, President.
Lew. WExLER. +. !.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

"BEAUTIFUL," eKclaim all, at the
chOies cakes and pastries 50 easily pro-
duced fiona MoTgan's SeiERizing Flour.
Ask your gFCcsT Tor Il.
mtf FINNIE & BgCKHAM.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

4 PRESENT Worth HAvING-One Of
Grever & Bakers celebrated eizstic-stitch
Sewing Maohsae@, which combines the
useful Wiih tie ornamental. SalesroOm
2Q5 Main straat w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

4lIE holiday publications can be hsd
in essTy variety at joe LOcge's literary
depot, 1885 Main street. All the best
magazines and latest leading newspapers
are also on hand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

Ir CONES OFF.-The rattle for the
eojendid Saddle and harness horse
s.Raan Bob" together with his elegant
light road wagon-the finest rig in the
ciiv-RlN come off on Christmas eve. st
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EaFAr FNcITErIRNT.-I

G8EAT LAUIIEIENT.-Ile gfcaL *
StemEnt stDl prevails at the Wheeler &
Tson sowing machine rooms. Seven
~" ~QGchiEes were engaged yesterday
'ssmas presents. Taeso silent
5oi Ohi- 'qes Rse the great favOTites.
NJ Laoh- manufactured this year up
10 December Is EOS 80 cne can ~
o. their orders, Ia Csyn no
convinced that thess ~i7s- 80 tSsI-
equal, by calling a8c - -
operations Et 256 SeccHh
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

OLD RELIABLE.-The best OF Pittsburg
coat, Jump, nut and siaeE, sold by Big
ley, NslieTsh & Co., South Court and
Main slgeetg, Bethel Block. Rates al
wsrs L Tow % the lowest. u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

FUBNITURE.-Finean sets oi fine sod
Main furniture, carpets, hair ana cotton
MATTRESSES, for sale caesp ~ Mira. i
Smith, az Main street. Call sBd get
bargains Uai
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

THE PEABODY HOTEL is now open
for the reception OF transient guests and
boardsrs. Price per day, 81 90. Day
Board, $40 per month. We will be giSd
70 welcome 6u- old friends sEd guests.
%. COCkEEILM ElNS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

POCKET Knives-a fine assortment
Just received st Geo. PAttisOn & Co.'s,
3174 Main street. II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-23

CHRISTMAS m but once 9 yesT-
You can well afford to buy your vile or
sweetheart p nice set CT furs. Francisco
a Higgiu's is the place 60 bay them. A