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NO ll8
AN ACT TO AMEND AN ACT ENTITLED AN ACT REL l..
TIVE TO DISTRICT ATTORNEYS, APPRovED MARCH
80, 1865.
sEcTIoNl 1. Belt enacted blythe Senate and House
Of Representatives Of The State of Louisiana in
General Assembly conresled. That the tenth Sec
ton of an act entitled an act relative to district
attorneys, approved March 80. 1865, which reads:
That the attorney general and district attorney
shall be entitled to receive the sum of ten dollars
On each criminal prosecution in which the &C.
cussed shall be convicted, to be taxed with the
costs, be amended and reenacted as to read as
follows: That the attorney general and district
attorney shall be entitled to receive the sum of
fifteen dollars on each criminal prosecution In
which the accused shall be convicted, to be taxed
with the costs.
SIC 2. Be IL further enacted, etc, That this act
shall take eject from and after its passage.
(Signed) CHAs W. LOWELL.
Speaker OF the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR j. DUSS,
Lieutenant-Govern and President of the Senate.
Approved September 20, 1868.
(Signed) n. O. WARNoTH,
Governor Of the State OF Louisiana.
A true copy: GEO. E. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
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AN ACT FOR THE RELIEF OF +. RI. AsLTrr.
SECTION l. BE IL enacted on the Senate and
House Of Representatives of tie state of Louis.
lana an General assembly c0nuened, That the
auditor of the state be and he is hereby required
to audit and the treasurer OF the state to pay out
of any money in the treasury not otherwise ap-
propriated. to F. II. Aslitt, the sum of one hun
dred and thirty five dollars for services rendered
the State land Office in compiling and replotting
maps from March 4. to March 81, eighteen hun.
bred and sixty.fve twenty seven days exclusive
at five dollars per diem, for the southeastern dis
trict of Louisiana, and for which ne appropriation
has been made.
SEC. 2. BE IL further enacted. etc., That this
act shall take effect from and after its passage.
(Signed) CHAs. W. LOWELL,
Speaker of the House of Representatives.
(Signed) OSCAR j. DUNH,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate.
Approved Sept. 29. 1868.
Fl. c. WARMoTH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
true copy:
GEO. E. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
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mo. $50.
AN ACT TO AMEND AND RE-ENACT ARTICLE THREE
HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE (325) OF THE CIVIL
CODE.
SEcTIoN /. Be IL enacted by the Senate and
House Of Representatives Of the State of Louisi
ana az General Assembly concerned, That article
humber three hundred and twenty-five (325) of
the Civil Code be and the same is hereby amended
and re-eDacted, so as to read as follows: That
all the causes Of incapacity. exclusive and re.
moval mentioned above. apply like wise to the
under tutor, except insolvency and indebtedness
to the minor or minors"
SEC. 2. Be IL further enacted, etc.. That all
laws or parts of laws conflicting with the pro.
visions of this act be and the same are hereby re.
pealed, and that this shall take effect from and
after its passage.
(Signed) CHAs. W. LOWELL.
Speaker Of the House of Representatives.
tSiRned) OSCAR J. Dunn,
Lieutenant Governor and President of the Senate.
Approved September 80. 1868.
(Signed) 81. G. WARM0rH,
Governor of the State of Louisiana.
true copy:
GEO. Z. BovEE,
Secretary Of State.
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ksaras nsn cisens Few Orleans for tbsr patron
k TcfsSop: and 5 &c s ..ss ~.
aess IN his line "
shop aud ONCE Prytana and washiasson strssS
M srhsr,rs rx~hsn1s hox No
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RUENA VISTA ENGLISH
@ L A 8 SICAL HOOL,

Having returned tsner Of three years. TO M,
former home IN the Immediate vicinity Of Franklin
will open MONDAY, the 10th Of September next an I'm
glish and Classical School, for education Of Boys
The locality Of this delightful COMBINING al
sndv bsagAn besutned adorned with trss
and shrubbery Tho building large and well ventilated and
admirably adapted for The house has been
recently furnished from cellar garrett and Is now beins
repsined repspered receansed repured 50 that M
locality In the whole country viii be more heaithfuL
The discipline Of the School will be mild and parental bu,
rm and decided and every win be made 70 devotion thu
physical intellectual and moral Of the pupil fhs
Principal Of the School prepared board ten or Tvsv,
scnolAxk
Terms Tor Session Of Five Months:
Tuition IN Primary Department. 80. .......,.ssa
Higher Branches Of Mathematics and Classic each extr.
Board per MONTH including fuel and lights. H9
Contingent fes-............................ 10
washing ct lsnndress' prices
JAMES McSUTr. PrincpsI
References rom fennsssee-Col Jno. Mcsvock, Gen n
p DeGrssenreid, Col ON. Perkins, r. H. Bradley ESQ.,
Col ". q MeLemore. J. B. McEwsn, ESQ.,, Col John L
HOUSE, Rev. A n. Cunningham, D. D.. Rev. Francis b
Davis, Dr. John s. Psrk. John Carter ESQ.,, 4 Rwins
ESQ., udss p g. q Perkins. J. W. Nseiy. Robt. r Mos
Allison
References ron vIrginis-Hcn- Andrew 9. rusn, Dr. Il
Wssndsrs, Gen VIM Terry. Q. 8. A, Randall McGsvock
ESQ.,, ssnl r crockstt ESQ.,. Thsmas Wood, ESQ., Rev.
fLacy, j. @. Graham, G. @. Tate, Stephen McGsvock
James L. Wherry, wyths county; Gen James A Wales
d.. Edwin . WATSON. j. B. Alexander. Esq Rsv Dsnl
Ewing. Jsnss T. Cloyd ESQ. Pulaski county.
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n ,us>s ~ .s, nassri End ps,,sasaI vslbsi.s Of
hso Of New osas Stats Of LouisiAna and the ers
ssuhwss win b IN he future has bssn In the past
The purposs q th Journal fhs columns Of sach dsyssss
NJ referred V = ssnss q ths ithfslnsn - sss'ss
With which this dssi9n 10 sxscutsd-
Whns the Of shs CRESCENT b a fndspsndsse
sns vii rssus s the subscts Of Newspaper eommsas
and dscussou opinions viii avsys b found v % -
ddly, dsnnissly md sarlsssly sxprssss<-
A>SdAIly ssissssf sesps Of
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OFFICIAL.
RoARD OF C0AnIssH0aERs
-oB rHE- t
CONSOLIDATED DEBT OF NEW ORLEANS


New OFieans. I'm o6pteubsr, l36Sy
the Of the Lssssurs Of the State Of Lodi
sans entitled AN scs 10 snab the City Nsw Orleans 10
procure loan of 10 abiassr az
proved septsmbe sth 1858 the Of oNE MILLION
DOLLARS $1,000 oJ and pursuant the provisions Of
Ordinance Of the Common Council No. loaA approved
llth September, 1868
sEALFD PROPOSALS win be received ct this once
until the 10th day of OCTOBER 1883 II O'Clock H. for
purchase all any portion Of series Of Bonds 10 b
issued follows:
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ed V the ssssasf NE CRESCENT BY impartial lssssf
pon topics Of nmss the people Of this section IL is
people least Interesting and vaiua
bic Of lie vel ced eounnA large share q saeh
6sy's issus Il given W 70
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arsuny called from sxcnangs In the selection, prsps'
stou and srrsngsrsn OF News and ether Reading Mates
Tia claimed that tho CRESCENT 10 surpassed b. eng
shsr daily journal ia the United sssss. Ths
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CASH ADVANCES.
We viii make CASH ADVANCES on shipments con-
signed to friends, j. H. BROwER CO., Is South street.
New York. ,. L. LEVY sALoMoN,
% Carondelet street.
II. A WHEELOCK a co.
Have removed from their Old Stand No. Old Levee street,
To the
CONNER OF MAGAZINE AND LAFAYETTE
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AN ACT TO CREATE THE PARISH OF HIGHLAND.
AND PROVIDING FOR THE ORGANIZATION THERE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

All nas style Hats, cheap, at Whea-
ton & Co.'S. Iw
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AAKas E5IEsTS.


ORPHANS FAIR-Ths voting al the
Fair last evening stood IS fUllows; TIE
gold watch for the most popular master
meehaniO-Michael Burke :; James
Long, 10; Henry Tesgue, Is. The r0i1
badge for the Sergeant OF METROPOLITAN
Police-BrowD, 43; Taylor, 81; Atiev,
80. On the clock for the fast freight
llne-the Erie has 80; Urfion Star Line,
IS. The premium set OF harness for the
county Ofllcisl-Dr. White, IS; Nj. ID, L
Stewsrt, 81 Col. Curry, Is Greeley. Is;
McLaiD, IS; J. J. Powers, 10; John
League, 2. There is q beautiful doll in
charge of Mrs. Devine to be voted to the
most fascinating young Miss this even
ing. The watch faF the faYoFits lazy 70.
calist is exciting, and the friends OF each
OF the candid, ties are sanguine Of success.
There is q BEAUTIFUL piece OF solid silver
ware to be voted to the most fashionable
hotel OF the city. Alta o'clock last even
ipg the vote stood-O verton, 81; Pea
bOoy, as Worshsm, 4e; Commercial, 81.
TIE pay GrsmAtisad from Dickens,
novel Oliver 1s0zst was upon the boards
OF the New Memphis last night, and
brought out the abilities Of both stock
and star to an unusual extent. Mrs.
GladstsUe Is great IN any character
from that of the heughty 41een down
70 thatof the unfortunate girl, living in
the midst or erime, yet faithful to what
ever Instincts OF coed the w~ickedness
that surrounds her has not swept away.
On this occasion she was well supported
by the stock company, and the play went
or admirably. Mile Turnour was, as
usual, wonderful on the trapeze. Leah
is the play Tonight.
At the Greenlaw Opera House the
Hsnl0ns entertained e large audience
With their Incompatible athletic end
gymnastio performance, which have
become the marvel of the amusement-
loving world,
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AN EXTRAORDINARY THEFT.


The Nashville Banner relates The fol-
lowing extraordinary case, illustrating
intuitiye ssgaciiy with which SOME
thieves hunt cut money hidden il the
most secret places /; We hear with regret
of q piece of bad luck TO q clever and de-
serving gentleman, Nj. Preston Doh5ins
employed 81 = comp0sitoF in the Office o!
the Press and Times. Notwithstanding
the hard times, Mr.. Dobbins has lately,
by dint of industry and economy, man
sged to save up his earnings until they
amounted to the neat little sum OF $40,
and this amount he intended yesterday
% place ia the bank for safe.keeping,
but the piece OF bsd luck mentioned
above saved him that trouble. The
money was kept 10 his bible, which be
Kept locked up in his trunk. Last Nor
day night, after himself and wife had
gone to sleep. a thief entered their resi-
dence, and breaking open the trunk,
gained possession of the sacred volume,
which lie completely Tihed Of lis flau-
cisl contents. The bible was left on the
door, az il the robber did not want 3
book which forbids stealing. 1t is sup
posed the theft was committed by some
person who knew MI. Dobbins had the
money, although indications OF the
search made before discovering the
treasure show that the thief only found
cut by hunting the precise place Of de-
posit. Nothing else Tes taken.
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ORGANS II TOYS, wholesale and re-
tai, 81 k.ain s., MoGatt's CID stand. II
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We had the pleasure Of q visit yester-
day from Gen. Lilly, of Washington Coli
legs, Va. We are happy to know that
the General has been 50 far very sue
cessful in securing subscriptions for the
College, and to learn thai tits more than
likely 8 Kentucky ProfessoTship will be
indoTsei by the people Of Louisville.
Tennessee ought TO follow the example.
Gee. WolEin, q we'll known -four
man Of Nj. Vernon, lad, and mahu.6c-
turer Of the celebrated Pocket Mill"
hoar, IL il u city on q short business
visit.
Capt. Jes. NJ. Barter, at one time q
member Of the "Press gang" bet who
has gradually bettereG his condition until
be has BECOME master OF q flstboat, is
now anchored at the mouth OF Wolf.
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NOTICE To ALL-222 Main street, Tay-
lor and McEwen'S cid stand. HUrr2h
for che2p goods, i0ss rom Augusta, AK,
the seat Ug wa. We would respectfully
call the attention Of cijzeus Of Msmpais,
az we'll - citizens Of Arkansas and the
public generally, to our stock OF general
-merch2nGize, consisting OF dry goods,
clolhicg, notiona, hats and caps, boots
and shoes, groceries. hard ware, gents fur
nish!3g gc0ds,amcuBt'ug to $4,000; ell o.
which must be closed ous Et low figures
within sixty dEys, as the credit OF the
firm de. e8ds upon payment within that
t;me. l mean what say, and sI those
who are d~esigousof ~patT0nizjng g refugee
Will ind is 10 theiT interest to give me 4
call before purchasing elsewhere.
Unjust close out within sixty days, and
consequently must seH cheaper than
anybody. JAKE SIMONs,
Z Formerly OF augusta, Ark.
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HEAVY ROBBERY.

Mr.. Z. f. Fletcher, OF Union City, ar
rived in Nashville Tuesday morning or
the Nashville and Northwestern Rsii-
read. On the night previous, while
asleep on the seat by the stove, the side
pocket Of his cost was cut cut and his
pocket book, containing $1,000 In cur
re1cy, stolen. Shortly after his arrival!
in Nashville detectives were informed OF
the robbery, but up 10 last accounts had
made 30 discoveries,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

SINGULAR AcCIDEET. "A gentleman
on the down train on the Mobile and
OHIO ROAD, Tuesday, stepped up TO the
stove ia the smoking car 70 light his ci-
gar, and while standing there was
startled 10y q loud report, and the whistle
OF . bullet close 10 his eST-psssiDg In
deed thuGsEh his hair. Turning srOu1d
ne found another gentlemen trying to
put Gus the pocket Of his overcoat. which
was On Gre. The last gentleman, it
Seems, hsd been smoking, and had
dropped bis pipe, while het, into q pocket
ia which there was a copper pistol cart
ridge. IL is supposed The cartridge bad
slipped llto the bowl Of the pipe, aud be-
coming hot had exploded, sending the
bah, wLich weighed a half ounce, in such
alarming prO1imiiy TO the head of the
gentleman, and tearing a hole through
the roof Of the car.
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JUVENILE and Toy Books beautiful
GszortneLl very low, at Geo. PattisoD q
Co.'S, Sl73 &ain street.. If
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

CEALED PROPOSES will be received Mt the
y oIice OF the undersigned. In Jacksonpust.
Jackson county, Arkansas, until the first day
OF January, 1869, for the erection of q BRICK
OUR HOUSE, with iron window caps ana
siils, iron curnice- stairways and balconies,
slate and tin roof. The size OF said buildings 50
by 20 feet, with center rTojeetioos or escn SIDE
and end, Of two by dfseen f5st, carried up with
dormitorfe5; to be two stories high, with
rnsnsard OF French roof. belfry and dome.
Plan and specihcations can be seen at this
once. Three annual payments, to be made ac-
eordIng 10 the progress OF the work, and the
house Is to be COM pleted by The drst OF Jam.
uary, 1870, and the payments to be made ac
cording to the reports of the Internal Improves
ment Commissioner to the court.
RILEY RINMAN,
dec2 I'm Sheriff Of jackson county, ARK.
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MAMfm0TH u

The GAINESVILLE Chronicle says that
several enteFprising gentlemen are now
planting on the Tennessee Ridge an Or
chsrd OF four or five thousand peach
trees. The point selected is near the
railroad, and the elevation is so great
that fruit hiss been killed there put once
In seventeen years.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

SwANsDoyE trimmfbg-Francisco &
Wiggin. It
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CLAYTON's slILEEzA.
They are COnInS---1sd Jriatel-
den their Resting Place.

From reliable Radical sources we learn
that our neighboriog county Of CriJten-
den, in Arkansas, is to be cursed with the
presence OF some o. Clsyt0n's e~ut-throats
and thieves. Within . week Marion,
Mound City, and probably Hopedeld,
viii be iavaded by these jsy-hawkers,
swamp angels or whatever else they may
De called. The destruction Of property
at Augusta and the devastation which
follows In the wake of tbess h~ell-hounds
wherever they g, should cause our peo-
pie to syDpatbIZs with the citizens of
Crlttendsn in the trials they will have to
encounter when these outlaws make
their appearance.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25
JEALOUSY AND HOMICIDE.

A man named Spain, living near
GAINESVILLE, returning home last Sunday
night, found a Esn named Hodge ia his
house aud fred upon hiED, killing him
instantly. Spain snd Hodge hsd pTevi-
0usly had some difficulty growing out OF
an intimacy existing between the latter
and the vile Of the former.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

A WoURDED WATERFALL.-A shoot
fng sHajr. which had a rather funny up
shot. took piece On Wednesday night.
A Young gentleman whoss premiaes were
invaded by come one who bad no busi-
ness there, went 10 q window sad saw
she intruder passing through the alley
below, snd blszed away at him with q
oistol Pee bullet missed the mark, but
psssed through q board fence snd lodged
10 the waterfall OF 2 negro woman 10 the
next ysrd. The daulsge to the Tool'y or
nament was not serious, mt the wench
had the young man Up before esquire
Willard yesterday, who put him O
bonds to keep the peace.
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CUMBERLAND ~ 4. FL LODGE

u n III LVDV-'
At q meeting of Cumberland Lodge
No. 8, F. and A. M, Nashville, on Sat-
urdsy last, the following officers were
elected for the ensuing twelve months {:
W. F. Foster, W. NJ; G. H. Wells, s.
W; J. X. McFaIl, J. w; Root. Thomp-
son, Treas; Jes. S. Carols, See George
Ssjferls, TYLER.
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CHRISTMAS! CHRIsTsIAs!-H you
want 20 strange an elegant Christoas
tree CT toys, etc, for your children cali
On A. Csstziberg & Co, No. lSo Poplar
street, opposite the market house; you
viii also hud q large assortment 0! nice
fresh cakes end candles, plain and fancy.
Cali and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. Nv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

IL 4 BAD WAY We have received
az amusiDg letter from a correspondent
1t Water Valley, Miss, who complains
that while The Mississippi Central Rail
road Company boast Of their millions,
they borrow engines from another road
TO run their trains, and instead Of build
ing new c to be named Ia honor Of
~ipnaential stockholders, they change the
names Of their old engines. Why they
resort 20 such humiiisting shifts d keep
10 appearances is not our correspondeDt's
lasisesq, nor ours. We presume the
company have pressing reasons t0r IL.
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Notice.

UAVING disposed OF roy entire Interest in
the arms Of Matthews, JujsOn & Co, and
Judson & Co. to the remaining partners,I am
no longer a member thereof. they assume al
the Indebtedness OF said firms. end are alont'
authorized 20 collect the indebteduess cue the
same. X. o.. MAIIAE = -.
Memphis, Tenn, New. Is, lSGS.
The business OF said firms WIN continue as
heretofore by the undersigned, remalntns part
ueTS. under tire name aud style of JDDSON s.
who assume the liabilities OF said firms,
and who alone are authorized to collect the in
ABB. JUDSoy,
4. h. hudson,
j. 9. ALEXANDER.
Memphis, November q, 1855.
In retiring from said nrms I respectfully re-
commend them TO the patronage o1my friends.
nOy29 i'm +. U.
Ledger, bulletin and Pot copy.
NoTICE-I have a Tract OF Land, 40 acres,
~ nesr the Old State Line road I'VE miles
nom Memphis, well improved, with 9
good young Orchard Of Peaches, Apples,
Pears aud Cherries, IN extra bne Wen
OF water, which I wish to sell for cash.
This place is in>an excellent nelghborhoodi
near Mr.. J.. J. Smith ard Geo. G, Holmes IN
quire On the premises, or OF Graves,
deS lD d&w ROBF. ".
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

MINCE PIES, mince meat, cakes, cans
dice, fruits, toys for Christmas trees, and
everything nice and fresh in the cOnfec-
tiOnery lire, IF BertOn's, corner Fourth
and Poplar streets, at prices TO suit the
times. Orders solicited. Wv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

GREAT vaFiet- gtIsdies' gloves ct Rice
& Ergal's, 233 Main street. If
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TFLE Boy Nure's CRANE, &.

De grstetulIy %receITeu Dy AIs paEtuIsi I-5
Court street.
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THERE is ~ mistake about it, Pl2pta-
tioU Bittsrs wii ward CT Fever and
Agus and al kindred dissssss, if used IL
time. No -anliy need suffer tT5JE this
dlstreasiug complaint if they viii Keep
Plantation Bitrers In the hHuse, and use
Al eecogGiuE 70 directions. TIE mes5Im-
oorfsul i~rgrsdleos Of this medicine is
Calissya or Peguvizn Bark, which Is
knoSG to bs the finest and purest tonic
10 the vegetable kinrdcHs. The extract
of this Bark is the active principle Of sll
the coed Fever and AgUe Medicines pre-
acfi6ed hy Intelligent doc5oTs. Calissya
Bark is used extensively IA the manuiac'
ture o. Plantation Bitters, as well az Gui-
nioe. and we dare say they owe their
popularity mostly 10 that fact. We eau
recommend them.
MAGNOLIA WATER-Supsrior 70 the
lest imported German Cologne, end sold
s hslf the price. 3tG&itw
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A penalty Of ten per cent. viii accrue
on eli uupsid taxes for the f0rty-hrst cor
porafe year, on the lst Of January next.
Parties who wish TO avoid this heavy
penalty, will do well to settle, as the law
regulating the collection Of taxes win be
rigidly enforced. JNO n BoWEH,
2w City Tax Collector.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

The Sswanee Hotel, in Nashville, Is
no more. It's doors are closed, and work
men are engaged in fitting up the lower
story for stores and chops, and the upper
narf Of the building for offices and sleep
ing rooms.
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u DAnv@]1-
MRo
STATE ETEMs.
e v -pRoSpFRLrY

( Sumner county has this yea ex-
ported heavily Of cotton. grain, hogs,
mules, cattle, etc, and is reported to be
altogether in a Furnishing condition,
with the most promising prospects.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

OWING to the unprecedented rush for
Sun Hinge Burners and Chimueys, we
are 0 able TO announce 10 those who
need light, that the manufacturer has
increased their facilities, and we can
now supply the demand. COsl oil. soaps,
tinware and vacuum oil, the best known
preparation for lesther.
G. r. PRESCOTT.
II No. 20 IenerEon street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

Eat DRINK AND BE MERRY.-Ne
would advise oli who love g good dinner
on Cbrietmas dsg (sBd who Goes notD
10 call upon the old sn5 reliable c~steTer,
V. ID. Fuohs, at HE 2ts stand, Nc. Al
Jefferson street, and their wants viii be
supplied. his establishment is croE0sG
with good things. Nv
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F4TAL NKuRO AFFRAK.

A row occurred last Friday night 81
Huntingdon, at q negro hsil, between
two sable gallents, named Allen and
Knight, in which the former was shot
and killed, and the latter severely
wounded by blows with 8 dirk knife.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

A PRESENT WORTH HAvING-O1e Of
Gr6vsr s Bakers celebrated Classification
Sewing Machines, which combines the
useful uith the ornamental. Sa!esroom
S25 Main street. w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-25

THE last week Of DIR. Lindomsn, sur
geon chiropcdist, who cures eorns, bun
ions end i%ngrowing n8iIs without pain
or drawing bloed, Dy . new process. Ap-
ply az room q, QVerton Hotel. 81