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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-18

THE 0PERA.-It is not too much to saw
that the audience assembled last nignt &C.
witness the first appearance Of tie Ger
msn Opera Troupe wss II Of the laTges,
and most brilliant ever assembled
in the New Memphis. The dress circle
and psrquette looked more like a par
tsrre Of flowers than The sea OF human
beings it was, brilliant in every variety
OF color, and re6oleht Of beauty Of eveFy
type, from the fairest blonde to the mos
te BitchiDg brunette. Fashion in sll her
latest modes was represented In t~oilettes
Of gorgeous and sumptuous styles and
bnes, with rare good taste combined r.
enhance the bright eyes and brilliant
compilations OF the beauty of Mem
phis. The opera was MqTtha-old
to our stage and well known
10 u theater. gOers ia connection with
the Ffiederieci troupe, that although now
under the management OF the willy
Grau, has undergone no changes from
their status OF last year. The caste was
pretty nearly the same, and the favOrites
30 W.: ~Friederieei, Wierlieh and Him
meT. Clara Lang was in better voice
than when we last heard her, and was
well received, Notwithstanding q percsp-
tive istuees Of tone In the opening trio.
She, however, recovered all her powers,
and ia her rendition Of the LAST Rose OF
Summer" aroused the audience to 3 70
rore OF applause. Friedericei was the
favoIite. There was no improvement In
her voice or manner, because there was
no room for either. The sweetness CT
her face, and fine plsy OF expression.
the witchery Of her manner, united to
the round, full, riea and resonant tones o.
her meZzo soprano, carried all hearts
captive and enabled her to sustsin the
reputation she last year made with our
musical public. HImmer gave Us a flu,
ished rendition OF "Lyonel," and won
d~eservediy, the piaudits of the audi
enee, who expressed themselves in
diligently and appropriately on every
occasion OF his appearance. Hs was
irresistible, and impressed US by his i'm
FASHIONED accent ana free play OF feature.
Steineeke, as lord Tristram," and
Wienlich, as "~PiuHkett," were both
good, especially the former. The chorus
was better than we expected, but the or
chestra was deficient in the nerve and
decision necessary il the interpre-
tatiou of this really exquisite opera
In closing, we have to notify
the management that they must
not presume upon our people again, and
cut out or shorten. We want Just such
8 presentation rs would be given il New
York or Paris. II this imposition is
again ~prscticed, We hope the audience
will resent il in q becoming way. Der
FrfeSheatZ will be pTesentsd tonight. Is
this is an opera more within the peculiar
qualities Of voice and style Of tae lead
Ing members Of the company, We hope
TO see s ull house, and as appreciatiVe |
an audience 20 that Of last night.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-18

To BUSINESS MEN.-The New York
Mercantile Journal furnishes these time
~ naxlms for business men : " When 9
business man comes to the conclusion
that be ccFnot oGoPd to expend during
the year, ia j~udicious advertising, an
amount Equal TO One-hsif, or at least one-
quarter o. the sum be pays annually for
rent, be may very sGfely make up his
nind that it is high time for him to move
his business 20 cheaper quarters. When
a business man sdisbIrses annually for
salaries and expenses of travellers to so.
Iicit trade, g larger sum than he pays in
making his business known to the pub
nc through other j%1dicious advertising,
he may Be sure that be ought to recon.
slider bis management. Sslesmen should
be assisted is their 0rdUOuS work by yell
managed advertising. When a business
mso reaches the point where he thinks
mat be cannot spare any time to exam
inc sources Of GGancial snd commercial
information, he may safely conclude that
his business is not UeH managed. When
a business man finds himself in o finsn-
ciai situation 30 embarrassing that he
cannot afford to possess every publica.
ton that would throw more light upon
his business transactions. he should nor
dssuy an hour, but dyrGnge at once Nth
an aucfi0seeT TO close ont his stock TO the
highest 6idder.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-18

THE HOP OF THE ESSEX BOAT CLUB.
We do mot know when we have passed al
hour more pleasantly than we did las.
evening st the hop Of the Easex Boat
Club, 81 the elegant and spacious COeh-
ran Hail. The members of the Club,
with their invited friends and "maoy :
bright-eyed lass" made g party that was
the essence Of bOahOm1ais and soeia-
biiity. Nothing could exceed tbs good
feeling and enjoyment which seemed 10
pervade everybody. Dancing was KEEP,
up till the Z" wee sma' hours" with only
an Interruption to psrtske OF one Of the
most elegant suppers that We have ever
sat down to. Loeb, the popular caterer
OF the Clu5-rooms at Cochran Hail, put
did himselfin getting it up. The various
committees also deserve the greatest
credit for the name in which every
thing was msnsgsd. When the Essex
Club next give q ball may we be there
to see,p
-
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NEHFHIS APPEAL
Dace--No. Is jefferson street.
CITY MATTERS.
TnE sUNpAY

The attention of merchants snd BUSH
nea men is called 90 the SUNDAY AP
PEAL, in which viii he found net less
thfn tweDty-eight columns OF reading
matter, comprising "a interesting lit
eTtTy melsnge, original and selected
poetry, communications from regGla,
cad occasional contributors, market
river and local reports, and the general
news o. the day. The most interesting
paper FOR Sunday reading published il
the Southwest, it j., therefore, q mos.
valusole advertising medium for busi-
ness men. Advertisements and local
notices published at special rates. RIer-
ohsnts and F~Aers will do well to send 10
their fsvoTs before 8 O'Clock pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-18

SALE OF TENEsIENTs-We desire to
impress upon oug readers that to-day ct
II O'clock the seven cottage tenements,
elsewhere advertised, viii be sold 20 the
bi.+hest bidder for cash. As these tene-
mem, are TO be sold Coz five years, 1t viii
not be asGiss in ns 70 remind Our readers
that in tbas time it is possible thst rents
will advance, 20 that the difference be-
tween what they pay psy now and the
certain advance N 1884 TIME, I'll De
clear gain to the p~Crehs2cf. 4hls Il
,VorIh Thinking OF. and ought % insure
Re ssle on the property. Mo1saTrstG
I,sujer & Co. are the a-uctiOneeTs.
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OFFIcE CITY TAX CoLLEcToe.
MEMPHT= na~afpNarr * aeeg

A penalty Of ten per cent. viii accrue
on al unpaid taxes for the forty first cor
p0rRte year, on the lst of January next.
Parties who wish to svoid this heavy
penalty, viii DO well to settle, as the law
regulating the collection Of taxes will be
rigidly enforced. JNo. II. Bowen,
Nv City a Collector.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-18

YESTERDAY wss the most beautiful,
bat dullest day OF the season, as far as
news or sensation items were concerned.
Main street, However, was q perfe3t pan
rama during the day from ten O'Clock
10 sundown. IN the evening theIplaces
81 amusement were throDged with pleas-
ure.seekers. THE New Memphis was
crowded with the elite to hear Martha,
as rendered by the Frederick troupe.
Cochran Hal was the scene Of the gay
ct hop Of the seasOn-thst Of the Essex
at club, and the Varieties WIS full with
-; lightly crowd Of pleasure hunters
A., ser right gay little ~party-but Of
49, 0um's the wOrd.h
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GREAT ENCITEMEET-TEe greet ex-
element stll prevails at the Wheeler q
Wilson sewing machine rooms. Seven
teen msehiues were engaged yesterday
for ChristmssssssDrsseuts. These silent
feed machines are the great l2VOfttes.
The company manufactured tbis year up
20 December lst, 10000, and are behind
on their orders, 1900. Any one can be
convinced that these msehioes have no
eauai. by calling and witnessing their
Serstions st 80 Second street. 70
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THE sne, 'ssOr. The Spectator. 8.

49, NgO the writer Of this no.
"a mANf years d physician, while via
lting the lsisnd O. I'D witnessed many
health, experienced q I'd effscts 81 ~
surprising and benehe y nsooS 80 ~
Rum there produced upo ,na1g OF me
invRlids who were, like o. y-aS 49,
ing health, and upon iDquir. - - -
LEGATION, obtained q fsll hisl "sSsus
medicinal virtues. He was s.aEa
and surprised, and determined - 1He
II the basis Of q Tonic and RsS,o1 <t0
Medicine. The result Of his isbors W. :
glorious success for himself and suffA ny
humanity. The calG brated PLANTAT1'N
BITTERs vas thus made known to the
world. Being an article OF real merit,
founded on new principles, and relying
wholly upon the vegetable kingdom for
its medicinal effects, 1t worked 3 rapid
revolution Ia the treatm ent OF physical
debility.
MAGNOLIA WATER-Superior to the
best imported Gernsu Cologne, and sold
et half the price. Std<w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-18

COINS. CORNs! CORNs DIR. J. Lin
DOMAIN. Surgeon ChirOPodist, atSt. Louis,
has arrived IOr the purpose Of curing
C0rns, BlniOns sud iDgrOWiDg nails. hs
cures without pGiE or drawing blood, by
a new process. Give him q call at the
Oyerton Hotel for q few days. %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-18

-FURNITURE.-Fiftsen sets Of fne and
plain furniture, carpets, hair and cotton
mattresses, for sale cheap by Mrs. E..
Smith, All Main street. Cal and get
bargains fjal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-18

LEFT IN THE COLD In Msnseilles,
France, tho Board OF Trade Is erecting
a new exchange building. in the hsli
OF honor OF which they pTOpse to
place hRugings emblszoned With the
coats Of arms Of the principal coInmsr-
cial cities Of the world. To secure copies
OF those Of the cities of the United
States, the President OF the Marseilles
Board OF Trade addressed . note 10 the
United States CODsnl at Hsrseiliag ssk-
Ing for the seals OF Kew York, New Or
,sans, Mobile and San Frzneisco. He
ne deessd 10 mention Memphis. We
oerssend q Geographic dispatch was sent
80, r the cable yesterday, by 3 river re-
c.rt. = Of u city, who expects sooii to be
,"tira ely coDDected with the munich
goye, nment, thst If Memphis were
NOT immeo. steiy put on the h,t, he
would raise THUNDER about q H. the Board
of Aldermep-Nhen he got In.
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THE PEABODY HOTEL is now open
for the reception OF transient guests sud
b0aTders. Price per day, s. 90. Day
Board, $40 per month. We will be glad
10 welcome cur cd friends sRd guests.
II D. COCKaELL SONS.
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To THE LADIEs.-We have just re-
ceivsd . lsggs lot Ct Black AlFacas, En-
press Cloths and Fancy PoDlins, which
were purchased ct such reduced prices
that We are enabled to sell them st lower
figures ihsa any other house in the city.
An examination OF cur goods VII on
vince yCu Of the above facts, and We
would especially invite your attention 70
3 rot PopiiEF, OF the mcst elegant styles,
which We cell st Fifty cents psr yard.
Our stock OF Opera Clcsksf Is well IS
sorted, and We omepthem at New York
RICE & ENGEL,
n 81 Main street.
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"CHJLpREN will be glad" when they
learn mat Geo. Pattison & Co. have
made 3 speciality in selecting Juvenile
Toy Books. Call early and ssleet-Sl75
Main street. AZ
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THEATER NEXT WBEK.-The man
sgeusnt of ths New Memphis, sppre-
eistiDg tins necessity OF running a strong
bill against the attractions at the Green
law Opera House, hsve arranged for the
cOTipg week a bill that Hcsnnot be
bes ~ The 'stars" are to be NissM Mary
Gladstone, the tTagedienne, and Mile.
pCurnouF, thu wonderful young female
gymusss end scrcb2t. OF Miss Glad
tone, ss GG eotreSs, weshsll taEe occasion
to speak at = future time. She will APP
pear IN Etizo6eth on Monday Hary
Nsnri, Tuesday lady Audisg'S Secret.
Wednesday O5jUeT It0ist, Thursday
Leah, Friday, aud the Corsjc0n Brothers
on Saturday. Msiemoisejls Tournour,
vino is now playing at Mobile, daily
receives fral. tins press Of that city
the most h2ttering enootaiums. She
ia. Ui.hoUs d0a0t, the greatest
wonder uow ia he profession. About
fifteen years Of age, small and rather
spare, but exquisitely formed. she looks
at first glance but a mere child. A closer
LOOK, however, discovers a beautiful
brave eve and a frame like msrble. She
performs her wonderful feats ITO de-
scribe or recount which would seem like
romsneinel in the dome of the theater,
seventy five feet from the psIquette.
The sight without the net (which, yield.
ing to the wish Of the public in Mobile
sud elsewhere, has been stretched under
her 10 break her fall ia case she should
lose her eounterpoise,) Is absolutely ter
Tlale.
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AUCTION SALE OF SEVEN COTTAGES
FOR FIVE YEARS, FREE or TAXATION.
This morning, at ii O'Clock, Monssrrst,
Laaier d Co. will sell on the premises,
at public auction, seven beautiful cot
tagas, situated on the west side OF Allen
avenue, near the intersection of Vance
and Avery streets. The lots each have
3 front of thirty-thFee feet by one hun
dTed and twenty feet ia depth, with cis-
terms thereon. Tae premises will be soli
absolutely for 6 term Of Eve years, free
Of al taxes OF membranes II ths pur
caasers during that period. Possession
given Immediately.
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ATNCE PIES, oince meat, cakes, can
dies, buitz, toys for Christmas trees, and
everything nice and fresh in the c0cfec
6icneFy line, at Bsrtou's, corner Fourth
snd Popisr streets, at prices TO SUI. the
times. Orders solicited. 2W
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THE SAFE Of new furniture at auction,
by w. II. Passmore & CO., No. 23l Sec
ond street, draws q larga c%oncOurse of
buyers wko err ivlist-avd-~tsh shesr
gains they secure. The stock is well
worthy the attention Of thoss in want o.
good furniture ST low figures. The sale
this morning opens at 10 O'clock,
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"YHE New Year IL soon az hand"
Buy your Diaries in time. Geo. Patiis0n
& Co., SI7R M4il street, have the most
complete Ssz3Etment we have ever Been
in this market. Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-18

JOE LOCKE, 1865 Msiu ba-
Cooley for January. 1869, ard De- ~ntb,'
1865; Peterson, sud sii the lates, M
lies, Weekiies and deilies, from ever
where. He IL sgent for Father A. }.
Ryan's paper, Banner OF the south, and
keeps it on his counters, fog sale. II
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"-st clsss furniture, et low figures.
Q l. suction saie to-day 81 10
attend the II. PassmOre q Co, 81
o'clock, 10y ". seaB Adams and JEFF
Second street, bel,
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"RICH and elegant Gift Books Illus
trsted in the most elegant style. Call
sud sea them at Geo. Pattison s. Co.'s,
StI4 Main street. A.
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II. Furstenheim, Esq, OF the firm Of
Newton, Ford & Co., returned yesterday
from . business visit 10 New Orleans.
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CLAIRvOYANT -Msdsms DsN'ile. the
most wonderful ndr crowned c~lsirvOyant
and writing medium Of the PRESENT age,
is daily crowded at her rooms, 1t9 Main
street, where her astonishing re7slations
Of the past, pFsFsat spj future ara con-
vincing facts OF a strange and %e-trs0Tdi-
nary sir. OF nature, which rec5uiments
her especially to the troubled and az
aicted, 10 showing them the future Cifi-
culties and how 20 avoid them. she an
swers communications from . -distaace
@Lenaceompaaisd by the fee OF 81 and
stamp, bat esaGot answer tie th.usanGs
Sbich come without.
Toy 22oks, Juveniles, Young & Broth
er. st
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CHRISTMAS Victor D. Fuchs, No. A.
Jefferson street, received to-day 100
dressed turkeys and 200 dozen celery.
CSil ri one ard get g fat one.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS have &c
thank Col. Morrow, of the Presidents
stat, for : pamphlet o0py OF the last pa
triotic message of MT. JOHNSON.
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LATER FROM ARKANSAS.
Negro Militia Marching en Gross
County.
The Troubles Extending and
EOre BIOOdshed Anticipated,

Ia addition 10 tie news contained IN
our special dispatch from Devalps Buff.
published IN Il te!egTaphic columns,
We learn by pesssngeui just from tie ST.
FraGcis river, by the steamer Linton,
that negro militia c0a pzeies are being
raised sDd sent TO the scene Of the dis
tCrbanees. Our ~iufoTnlants report thst,
N their downward rip, they met at
Phillips bar one company OF negro mi
it's, and at Helena smother, both on
their way to Cross county. where they
wi!l march up Crowlsy'a ridge. One Of
these cOmBSnies is commanded ~ the
notorious HsTking, anC hes committed
all sort OF outrsges. We sre Informed
that they have rObbed and Numbered the
people indiscrimiBstel,- Of everything
they could lay hands 90, horses and
mules especially. They have also com
mitted several murders, and threaten
vita death all who ~reinonstrste at ali.
We learn that the villain Uoham and
his crew have threatenei to seize Col. d.
{. Cf0ss and put him TO death. Luckily
Col. Cross is out Of the rasca of him and
his Tx. Many OF the Oldest CitizsBs have
been compelled TO leave their homes,
and those who did not DO 80 have been
seizsd and are nov held By the infamous
militis as prisoners snG hostages. Like
Uphsm, Hawkins ami others rely On this
fact to save themselves from being at
lacked.
We await further ne7s with great in
teIest, as 1t IS expecting too much from
human baings 20 believe that the psopIe,
OF Arkansas will put up with this thingl
any longer.
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CITY, COUNTY AND SCHOOL SCRIP
for sale, in amounts 10 suit taxpayers,
at Emmett Savings Institution, No. 6
Madison street. q
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LADIES All kinds OF Dress Goods,
lower than any place in the city, at Rice
q Engei's. MOVES tt
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WASTED-Fifteen hands. Apply Ia
lumber yard, 1872 Adams street. n
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IRISH Poplins, bess quality and sll
shades, st 81 . per yard.
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FOR first clsss furniture, allow figures,
attend the auction sale today AZ 10
O'Clock, by ". +. Psssmore & Co, 81
Second street, between Adams ana JET
fsrscr.
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ROSEWOOD Writing Desks, Portfolios,
Tourists Cases, Young & Brother, 24S
Main street. 30
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FRESH turkeys, chickens, eggs aud
butter, 81 G. c. Jackson's, 50 Adams
street.
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OLD RELIABLE.-The best Of PittshHrg
coal, lump, nut and slack, sold by Big
ley, Meiiersh q Co, South CoGr. and
Main streets, Bethel BiCck. Rates al
WAYS as Io~ ~ the lowest. II
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IRISH PoDlins, best quality aud 81,
shades, at 81 25 per yard.
n RICE 4 ENGEL.
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PHOTOGRAPH Albums, Bibles, Prayer
Books, Young d Brother. 80
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CHR1srasAs Ears. Francisco & Wig
gin. o.
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BLANK BoOKs.-We say without hesi-
fancy, that We are selling the best snd
cheapest blank stock ia the city. We
challenge the rFads. We have j6st re-
eelved a very large addition To or stock.
Cali and see at Geo. PAttlson & Co.'s,
3l73 Main street. 4s
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PAPER ard Envelopes Stamped With
Initials, at Young & Brothers.. 80
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THOSE who wish to mske s. useful and
handsome Christmas present. Should
call at E. Fegen's,. 256 Second street,
Irving Block. IL
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For first class furniture, 1t low figures,
attend the auction sale to-day ct 10
O'Clock, by W. II. Passmore & Co 81
Second street, between Adams ard JEFF
fsrenu
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THE Spectator. The Spectator. 3
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ALPINE" Hat. Franelsco& Wigpin.
RI
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The Relief Association, 18th Senior
Regiment, will meet at tbs Hi5srDiaB
Hail this evening 1t y o'clock. A full
attendance is requested. By order Of the
President. NM b. GooDLETT,
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FALL AND WINTER GOODS
=

nR Y. NJ. sNEED, DENTIST, has returned
- Memphis. and again offers MS pro.es-
sfooal services to the cltizens OF me c1tJ a.
s~nrroundiug country. Rooms a. 30 : a.
strset. tour doors below Union street, osS -
man 4 visnnA's Gun Store. Aof
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THE Spectator. The Spectator. 81
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LADIES! II You want a good Cloak
for little money, so &c Rice & EngePs.
Bov28tf
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To TIL LADIEs.-We have just Teoeiv-
al our sixtS lot Of Ladies' Ci0aks this
season. which 10 style, elegance, beauty
and cheapness, sHrp$sses apy thing ever
inside in or brought 10 this ne~ d. We
special sttoatiOn TO our amy COZ
ored Clnnchila Clcaas trimmed alter the
latest Partisan styles.
EIrEM ENeEL. 90 MsinIsl-eet.
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PEABODY hat. Francisco d Virgin.
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LADIES' Furs. Francisco q Wiggip.
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AUG&GSA

FURs! Fars! Francisco & Wiggin.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-06-23

Senator Davis, of Kentucky, made
the other day the following sugges-
tion in the United States Senate.
Mr.. Davis had not much confidence
in rebels who came and professed to
be radicals. He suggested to the
COMMITTEES to adopt q plain, compre-
hensive bill, such as the following:
BE IL enacted, That every "red-
handed rebel" who took part against
the Government of the United States
In the late war, and whose hands are
still red with the blood of Union
soldiers, upon taking the oath that
he will support the radical party,
shall be, and he is hereby, re-instated
to all his rights, civil and political.
Mr.. Stewart-.Wiit the Senator vote
for that bill?
Mr.. Dayis-4I would as soon vote
for that bill as to vote for the one
under consideration. L think that in
principle and in justice they would
be about equal.