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HIS DAILY APPE~AL-TUEsDAY. DEOEMBEF Is. ICES.

rived at 3 o'clock on Friday morning q
squad of soldiers greeted her at the land
iGg and showed p copy OF General Or
ders No. 5 " into the hand Of Capt. Ell
500, which read as follows: "An White
river packets will report at these head
quarters SIS sOon as they arrive. BY or
DER of Brig. Gen. Upham.n The captain
reported Immediately, and Upham kind
ly allowed him to put off his freight.
An "Adiutsnt- General" of Gov. Cisy-
toms, who went up on the Liberty and
returned On her, on arriving st Augusta,
first ordered Uphsm to quit stealing, as
il would ruin the Radical party In the
State. Secondly, the Governor as g
Governor could not approve his " apprO-
priStingN conduct; but as an individual
he said, "bully for Uphsm-serves the
id rebels aud X KS right" The
Aforesaid A.-G. SAID that all would be
quiet now but that these people must
ne ~su5jggsted first. This was only a
fl Iurisn, showing Of his authority,
though.
o. saturday when the Liberty was
ready 10 leave, numbers of merchants
aud others, came down TO go on her,
bringing eli their movable property, but
Uphsm could not bear to see so much
EhhAGNA SNAL1h6 bCS IA las bA0oEG 0oN Nv
ordered the Captain not to take anything
except such as he (Upham) should give
passes tc. Among those WHO were al
lowed to leave with thsir property, are
MI. Jacob Simons, (whO had been al
ready most Tuthiessly plundered, and
had but little left, Mr.. w. Y. Bates,
Messrs. Mathes & Bro. (who shipped
their goods to Des Arc) Mr.. G. +. Duf0ur,
and J.. McCurlv. ESQ,
Thus matters stand. Upham and his
numbering, thieving horde are %intrenched
and palisaded ia the town; they have
prisoners ready TO kill, and the turpen-
line, coal Oil and kerosene ready
20 burn the town in case they are
attacked. Upham boldly says that
il he and his party are not enough to
crush out the people and take POSSESSION
Of the country that Claytoak sOU SEM
The only answery that hei
vouenes safe to the citiZsBs who remoE-
strste with him "a committee having
)nce waited on him for that purpOse) is
8 You haze no ciUjk rights. I have no
concessions 20 MAKE /; L am semi here to
out orders, and / am going to do it.
intend to disarm all citizens, and take
UGH prisoners SIS L please"
GCd help the people Of Arkansas
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AFTER THE RECEIVERS.
Bill Intro Guced by MF. Norman
Ia tia Senate, on Friday.

In spite OF the whitewashing report oil
| lhe joint Select Committee, the follow
ing sweeping bill was brought before the
Senate on Friday last by Senator Nor
man. IL is to be hoped that there is hon.
s5ty enough left in Our Legislature to
shove it through Immediately, and en-
force it's clauses
SECTION /. Be it enacted By the Gene
raj assembly Of the State Of Tennessee,
That ali laws and parts OF laws now in
force in this State, authorizing the Gov
ernor of the State to appoint receivers to
take possession of any OF the railroads of
this State under any circumstances what
ever, be and the came are hereby re-
/ pealed.
Sac.-2. Be further enacted, That each
and every receiver of any railroad ia this
State, shall, within five days after the
passage OF this set, turn over to the
President and Directors, or the duly au-
th0rizsd sgent thereof, the entire rail-
road in his possession, with all the books,
papers, franchises, rolling stock, fixtures
and supplies thereof.
Sec. 8. Be 1 further enacted, That the
President of each railroad company
whose road may be thus turned over to
such company shall, within forty days
after coming into possession of such road,
enter into bond by the Comptroller, with
sureties to be approved by the C0mptrol-
Ter and Secretary Of State, conditional
that the net earnings of the road shall
be paid quarterly into the Treasury OF
the State and that he will make all the
reports required by this act.
Sec. f.. Be IL further enacted, That
every railroad company in this State
falling TO pay the interest on the bonds
loaned them by the State shall make
quarterly reports in detail of the current
expenses and gross income thereof, in
wuich such income and expenses shall
be fully and infinitely set forth.
Sec. 5 BE 1t further enacted, That the
provisions Of II two preceding sections
shsll apply to any railroad company in
this State failing to pay their interest &C
count up0n notice of the Comptroller to
execute such bond within forty days.
Sc. G. Be &c further enacted, That If
the treasurer of any Of the aforesaid COM
psnies should fail to execute the bond
provided, il shsll be tiie duty Of the
Comptroller ef the State TO contract with
any other parties for the running Of such
road, ON such terms as may best promote
the interests of the State and he may,
il deemed necessary, lease out such roads
from wear to wear.
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S-OUTHWESTEnN RAILROAD.

SOUTHWESrERS RAILROAD.
The following is President Samuel Par.
<"r's report of the Southwestern Rail-
road:
Dow 300 bonds 29.h of June, 1868 in.
crest paid by cutting off coupons before
delivery. 1 have all the bonds on hand,
and deposited as follows, to-wit: IL
First National Bank, 1877 In Third Ma
;ional Bank, 70; in Peoples Bank, 8; IL
Peoples Bank, as co~llaterals, so, for all
II which | can produce receipts.
Borrowed $4,000 from. Peoples Bank,
With interest deducted, making some
$50, coo cash, all of which has bsen ex-
pended on the read for work and servlc =
rendered, with the exception of "a, I42 Sc
IS a balance on hand, in the Peoples
Bank, not yet expended, oil Of which is
respectfully submitted toyour committee
l certify that the above is q true state
nent OF the 800 bonds received by me,
aud this is all the State bonds that have
.ver been drawn for the Southwestern
Railroad. Given under my hand this,
the S-h day OF December. 1868
SAMUEL PARKER.
Pres't Southwestern r. X. Co.
Sworn and subscribed TO before the
committee, December 10, 1865.
SAMUEL PARKER,
Pres't southwestern X. r. 60.
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A Precious LOT.-Three thieves,
named Charles Stewart, Jno. Dryer and
Jno. Williams, took in tow yesterday
eveninS, an old eountrymHn named geo.
Rainbrjdge, who had been oueklng
a@ainst sfPater:s3n County" pretty
heavily Gmiug the day, and went
tbronghu him, Tightening his pockets OF
Ave dollars and two watches.
T6a o~neration was reported at head
and the thrfe WORTHLESS were
esueht and jagged in the First District
stationhOuse. Later in the day Balm
hridge was also sTrested-he having,
meantime, got glOriously drunk on the
strength Of the affair.
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INFAMoUs.-Some thief, with whom
even Jack Alderman, the meanest and
most ~sudscioqs Of the mackerels, would
be ashamed to associate, stole the
COW belonging to st. Peters Orphan
Asylum, on the Sth inst. The animal
wa white and red, lame of a fo~re-foot,
and WAS Just about to eslve. The Sisters
efer a reward OF ten ($l0l dollars for her
recovery.
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THE STREETS were full Of ladies yes.
terday, all day, who have, for several
DAYS past, been kept at home by the fear
FIJI cold weather. Christmas shopping
progresses pretty rapidly. By the way,
have our merchants and dealers forgot
ton that CHRISTMAS is at hand? IL
seems so from the character Of their ad-
verlising. Every dealer ought now 10
ba handing in his Christmas ads.
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THE MEAT SHoPS.-Chaneellor Smith
Yesterday dissolved the injunction on
The NEST shops, which has kept them
closed for the past week, and they are
an allowed to open again. He stated in
his ipiuaction, we understand, that bis
Court was not the place to discuss the Mt
ness or unftness of the Legislation OF the
Roard of Aldermen. We learn that the
meat shop proprietors are about TO insti-
tute suit sgainst the butchers who closed
Them up, for damages.
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THE wonderful ssesm-man that
has created go much excitement and Gu
rinsity in Northern and Eastern cities, is
coming this way and will be exhibited
ia this city in a day or two, This me-
chanical wonder shows TO what extent
and how msrvelously steam may be ap-
piled. The specimen that is to be ex-
hihited here has drawn a carriage with
six people IN it a mile 10 two minutes
and fifteen seeonas-Iaster than Flora
Temple ever trotted it, drawing a seiky.
For further particulars see our advertise
inc Columns.
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JACK ACKERMAN AGAIN.-That mosi
notorious Of young vagabonds and scoun.
drels, Jack Aekernan; who hut a week
or so ago, was sent OUT OF the city, by
Commissioner Barditt, signaled his re-
turn TO the city yesterday by robbing q
poor old gentleman, from Arkansas, Of q
wallet Containing about seventY-ive dol
lars, IS he was stepping into a carriage
OF the levee. Jack has not yet been
caught, but will be, no doubt, and we
ask the Police Commissioners, in justice
to the community ct large, not to release
him, bat let him be sent TO the peniten-
tiary, where he ought 10 have been long
EgD-
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KNOXVILLE AND KENTUCKY RAILROAD.
NASHVILLE, TENN, December 10, 1865.
Gen. Jos. a. Mabry, President:
Dear Sir: OF the 500 bonds received
frofn the State in January and February
last, l44 have been paid directly to con-
tractors for grading; one has been used
in payment for iron, chains and spikes
for the road, and 645 have been sold,
yielding ia cash SS92. 440 50, leaving ten
bonds on hand.
During the current year the principsl
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QUITE 3 little excitement WAS crested
". ~tefdsy afternoon, about 0 O'CLOCK
iv a ,~SnaBay horse, which came cn2rg-
100 dow MsiB street with tSe remnants
~ what ha,t been Q wagon, 5eolDe htm.
He made two ~Odos isai8 ShO wy
badly sfflieted w-u ne als-n ne1n
forget that inirmity a 9 hetseilohsy
short space of time, aB1 maue thet2
s'hnmp" themselves in anotESr W2y 81
2 rate OF speed only eauRled by the won
derrul stesm-man. He finally brought
10 on the corner Of Madison and u ain
streets, where the police took him 10
charge.
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ESSEX Boat CLUB.-Tnere will be a
meeting of the club, held at the sherif's
ofiee, Ga Tuesday evening, the 18th last,
at seven O'elock. We understand that
extensive arrangements ere being nade
TO make the hop Of the club, which
comes off Thursday evening, the 18th
inst, at Cochran's Hall, a grand success.
No special invitations have been issued,
but ell friends Of the club are expected to
be present. Tickets, at two dollars each,
NAV be had of the members of the club.
A 2. CURRY,
SEQ. ~ L ARDSON,
mo. Z. PANEEn,
n Ccmmltfee oFArranEements.
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J.. J. Worsham, Ed, returned to The
city yesterday from a trip to Devall's
Bluff.
We had the pleasure of meeting yester-
day A. J. Day, Esq, the Western assen-
ger agent of the Erie Railway, who Is in
the city on business.
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Care for Cough or UOid--As soen as
there l. the slightest une0siness OF tne Cnest,
with difficulty OF breathing or iLdicatlons OF
Cough. take during the day n lew BkoWNs
RsoNcHIALT RoCHEs." ~COutEtniag~d einulcent
ingredients, they allsy pulmonary iffltallon-
aucS OF a cold or cough.
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Jort OF this nature from an official VIII,
had the finances OF the State under his
peculiar cbsFge, i would be q most foTmi
liable argument for the rebels 10 use, b..
sides creating q distrust that would bt
fatal TO our interests in the minds ~ Tia,
asnitalists TO whom we are looking for
aid.
nr. Doughty held that the Comptroller
lsd grossly insulted the House 10y OBJ
Tuding such a report, and when 10 haC
not been called for. What right had this
q to thus rise up against his masters
vino had made bin Comptroller? He
SIR. D3ughty) had voted for Blackburn,
put that officer had ruined himself b.
thus subscribing bad purposes. He waf
'pnosed to Dsyiug any respect whatever
to the report.
Pending rne decision the House ad-
iOurned to 2 pm.
AfterEO0a Session.
The motion to print 300 copies o.
Comptroller Blackburn's report was put
md carried.
NEW BUSINESS.
By Mr.. Bosom TO authorize the lease
n consolidation of railroad c1mpauies.
Ii provides that any railroad Of the STATE
shall have the right to lease any Other
railroad for a term OF years.
By the same: TO protect the interes
If the State IN the Memphis, GAINESVILLE
md Louisville Railroad. 1t provides
that as said road has filed a petition in
bankruptcy, the Attorney. General OF the
State DO authorized and required to ap-
peal in said court in behalf Of the State
TO represent its interests in the road, and
10 all that ls necessary for the indem-
atty OF the State against less.
GA motion, 24O copies Of each bill were
ordered printed.
House adjourned to ten o'clock Satur-
lay morning.
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The above is q copy Of report (l0ch CT
June, 1885, Of disposition of 500. 900
State bonds received by w. P. lines,
Receiver Nashville and Northwestern
Railroad, as appears from his letter
books.
certify that, to the best of my knowl-
edge and belief, the above account is cor
rect and true, being made from the
vouchers then in my possession as Cash.
Ter for w. p. lines, Receiver, etc.
H. /. CLAIBORNE,
Former Cashier of W.. =. lnnes, Receiver,
etc.
Nashville, December 10, IsjS.
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KNOXVILLE AND CHARLESTON RAIL
ROAD,
The following Is 8 statement showing
the disposition made of the bonds loanei
to the Knoxville and Charleston Railroad
Company by an act of the Legislature OF
1878, viz: $50 bonds received January,
1865, $150,g00 paid on estimates to con.
tractors, contracts payable in bondsl,
viz:
To Saulpaw 6 Davenport FOR grading
TRACK, laying, ...-~...--...... $4,000 90
To q. W. Saulpsw q Co., for briuge
MhSOul s--.............s. .----.....-...........-. fo,pUU w
To 4. T.. Maxwell, Tor bridge super
-
-.... COO 90
Il. III. CAMPBELL,
Treasurer X 81 G. r. r. Co.
KSoxvILLE, Decsmber 5, 1865.
Sworn and subscribed to sefore the commit
tee, December 10, 1868.
N. D. BEARDEN, President.
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a.
CLEVELAND AND DUCKTowN RAILROAD.
DECEMBER 10, 1858.
Gentlemen OF the Committee:
The Cleveland and Ducktown Railroad
Company have received none of the
bonds that Vers. appropriated TO said
company by an act passed December Z,
1867, nor former acts. Therefore we
have no report in regard to the dispose
ten Of any bonds or their procseds. All
of which is respectfully submitted.
J.. F.. RAHT. President.
Sworn and subscribed 70 before the commits
tee, this the 10Th day Of December, 1868.
J. Il. RAHT, President.
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JOHN LILLY has removed his large
aud select stock Of staple and fancy gro
ceries, wines, i!quoIs, etc, to Nc. 55l
Main street, where his fflends and the
public generally viii find q superior stock
OF al goods in his I1e, at loJDsSt market
rates for cash. Nv
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IN TgoUBLE.-Paddy Gallagher, John
Steele, DSye Buckley and VIII Sanders,
four mGekeseis, were arrested ya<teTday
evening snd locked up in the First dis
trIct. f5r STEALING sikty dollars. Two OF
tbese-Steele and Ssnders-have just
served 3 torm o! thirty days in jail for
vaQraucV.
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To THE LADIEs.-We have just receiv-
ed cur sixth lot Of Lsdies' Cloaks this
season. which for style, elegance, beauty
and cbespness, surpssae5 any thing ever
msde ia or brought 10 this market. We
invite special attention to cur fancy col
ored Chincbilla Cloaks trimmed after the
latest Partisan styles.
II RICE ENGEL @ Main Street.
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THE GELED OPERA.-Tickets for the
coming opera we're in brisk demand yes
terdav, Considerable annoyance and i'll
feeling were produced by the manner Of
erapstsrring the seats from the Green
law 70 die New Memphis. We suppose,
however, pEder the circumstances, the
management did the best they could.
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BLANK B0OKs.-We say without hesi-
tSucy, that we sTc selling the best and
cheapest blank stock in the city. We
challenge the tTada. We have just re-
ceived q very largo addition 70 our stock.
Call aud see ct Geo. PatlsOn q Co.'S,
3l74 Main street. It
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DACEs and lace handkerchief bleached
and nestly put up at the Memphis Steam
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THEArKR.-The L0tteyg Of Life was
uN on the bSSEds OF the New Memphis
iheater last night with 81 the exceliens
eies Of its appearance ia New YORK IN
der the management 81 John Broughsm
shtaself. Lack OF space prevents as from
giving it the notice that it deserves, bat
we wiz teke an esFiy opportunity 20 DO
SO. II is repecbed tonight.
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GOIDzsE WEDDING.-MT. and Mrs.
Mathew Ray, OF Somerville, Tenn.s cele-
hraLed their golden wedding on Sunday
last. Mrs. Ray Is a sister OF u friend
and t0snsman, Col. ID. Aooney. we
wish the couple s return OF the occasion
fifty years hence.
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JOE LOCKE, 236I Main street, has
Cooley for January, 1869, and December,
1865; Peterson, and ali the latest month
lies, weeklies s1d d~ailles, from every
where. He IS sgent for Father =. J.
Ryan's paper, Banner Of the South, and
KEEPS It on bis counters, for sale. If
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A CALL We, the undersigned ciii-
zens OF the 5th ward, would respectfully
request the voters OF the ward to meet at
tAs GIG Turner's Hall on Shelby street,
Tuesday evening, December Is, 1858. at
s O'Clock, for the purpose OF nominating
q CnnsaryatiYa candidate for Alderman.
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For iron 81 per receipt from Tfedegar
Company, Richmond, and con

The above report to accompany the
report of VIM. Mcfarland, President pro
tenn, is respectfully submitted.
N. r. MURRETL,
Sect'y. and Treasr.
Sworn to and subscribed before the
committee, December 10, 1868.
NJ. r. MURRELL.
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COzEs! CORNs! CORNs l-Dr. ]. Lin
DOMAIN. Surgeon ChirOpodist, at st. Louie,
has arrived Tor the purpose OF curing
Corns, BIntSns and ingrowlng nails. He
cures without Psin or drawing blood, by
3 new process. Give him . call 1t the
Ogerton Hotel for q few Gays. q
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To THE LADIEs.-We have just re-
ceived a large lot Cf Black Alpacss, En-
press Cloths and Fancy Poplins, which
we're purchased at such reduced prices
that We are enabled to sell them ut lower
figures tb&n any other house in the city.
AN examination OF our goods will con-
vince you Of the above facts, and we
would especially invite your attention to
q lot PopliDs, or the most elegant styles,
which we sell ct fifty cents per yard.
Oar stock Of Opera Cloaks is well as
sorted, and we cffsr them at New York
cost. RICE g. ENGEL.
u e2o2 Main street. q
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NOMINATED.-Our confIere Jas. O..
DJrff, Esq, OF the A~Ualdache, received
the nomination FOR Alderman Of the
Third ward, at the ucG last night.
We wish him success.
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1.-THE New Year is soon st hand"
Buy your Diaries in time. Geo. PattisOn
d Co, Sl71 Main street, have the most
complete assortment We have ever ssen
in this market. A.
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CITY, COUNTY AND SCHOOL SCRIP
for sale, ia amounts 70 suit taxpayers,
at Emmett Savings Institution, No. 6
Madison street. Il
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BAEKRUPTs Discharged December Il,
lS6S-H. A Pettigrsw. Go L. Brsns-
com, A. J. Newsome, David Wolf, Geo.
SchWalzred.
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Bow II HAPPY HOLLOy.-Herr'et
Robinson, & sable Aspasis OF Happy Hot
log, went into one Of the cribs near tae
footOi Popisr street yesterday morning,
ard wAntGd to get q drink onpredit. The
@lady" who was tending bar iafoFmed
Aer that she did business only on a cash
SAsis, and thereEpoa Harriet sailed into
her, and q Lively eight enaued, in which
Harriet used 3 knife on her Antagonist,
mixing a trifipg w0und. The combat
ants were separated and the white
womsn lad Harriet arrested. The csse
ySsg carried before Squire Kiernan, and
We understand was compromised. This
i at least an aniSble way to settle such
criminal cases.
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THE PEABODY HOTEL is now open
for the reception o. transient guests and
b0arders. Price per day, 81 90. Day
Board, $40 per month. We viii be glad
10 welcome our old friends aBd Cusstg.
II D. COCKRELE Z SONS.
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OPERA CLoAKs beautifully clesned
and dyed ct the Memphis Steam Dying
establishment, $50 Second street. 80
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IRISH Poplins, best quality and all
shades, at 81 3 per yard.
n SIC 4 ENGEL.
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BARGAINS IN Toys. wholesale and re-
tail, 347 Main St, Molistt's cid stand. II
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ssCHILBREE will be glad when they
learn that Geo. Pattison d Co. have
made q speciality To selecting Juvenile
Toy Books. Call early and seiect-3I1k
Main street. 81
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THOSE who wish to make a useful and
handsome Christmas present. Sbould
cali at E. Fegan's, 256 Second street,
Irving Block. ~
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c. II. PARKER, arrested for playing
the confidence game, was fined fifty
dollars and allowed TO 90 on his way r.
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The " sworn reportsn alluded to are
appended rs sollows:

@@N SHSAA ~NHCA9 &-AAAEA W W
appended rs sollows:
~
EAST TENNESSEE AND WESTERN NORTH
CAROLINA RAILROAD.
The six per cent. bonds Of the State, TO
the amount Of SIO0, 900, appropriated to
the East Tennessee and Western North
Carolina Railroad, exclusively for bridge
building, by an act entitled an &C: 10
amend the internal improvement laws OF
the State, passed December II, 1867, have
been drawn by E. Simerly, President OF
said road said bonds are now on deposit
in New York city, unsold.
ISAAC A. TAYLOR,
Secretary of the Board OF Directors East Ten
ne-s-e and Western North Carolina Railroad.
Sworn and subscribed TO before the Commit
tee, Decemb- r 10, 1868.
ISAAC A. TAYLOR.
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LADIES! II you want a good Cloak
for little money, so to Rice d EngsPs.
nov28 #
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GEETLEMEE's wear cleaned by the
uev French process only sttho Memphis
steam Dying establishment, 2S Second
Stree, 3t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-15

LADIES' Velvet, Felt and Plgsh Hats
at 50 and as cents and 8 each, at N. j.
YRncy & Co.'s, 1872 Main sire ct. Nv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-15

KID GLOVES cleaned and dyed at the
Memphis Steam Dying establishment,
go Second street. st
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-15

LADIES : All kinds OF Dress Goods,
lower than any place in the city, at Rice
& Engel's. nOy2S tt