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A new enterprise. 10 BE- known as lie Ia
tlonsl Telegraph Company las cecu or
s1-u-os lfaAclL@ con c~re - "a
recent ast or congress Tor The purr oeelI fHsl-
hshlng Trunk Lines OF Ee.egraphs oc lLrr
principal railroad+ and mai rOutes Oh 10
united stats Inc stock a. 20 be 1azle- urIr
the same procipie a. that q the Eer.La-
Union Express Company, whic1 recently e.--
msEced operations. The dGigu Is 10 fI.lr-+
the entire business cOmmunlv IN 49, l-.
prise THIS Is dune, nor 50 much To Gs-slr az
the stock a. IL is - secure Inc busIncz u r--
country through which the ltues pE.
The capital Is 70 be Sl8H00.1E inlca0U1E-a7aa
OF the par value OF 500 Per EhaEe. but L1e ~.
tuai amount 10 be paid "a cash is 50 Dar alar
ano this aan-unt - % Ee pald a. niiOW8; U1-
ger cent OF tue par az tle time Of suhecrlnf1-
and no more. until the entire capital Ia beea
suOScfloecf and tnsu On calls 20 uemars b. Tie
3 ard o. DirsctOTzi instruments not % erc-ea
I've per cent per mouth When lkfrv.T-4
/ per cent Of the psr valus o. the sn1rff .rs
been paid. certificates Of STOCK Elt ~ 4zslel.
This VIII give tae company q paid ur caeH r.r-
ital Of sa,0IG0, which win be s-Ecisa. tide
pncate lines - ali or nearly al flo paw
| points reached BY The present u-1ouo1uIT.
The Telegraph Lines o. fhlt
be constructed Of tie best materials ald .r--s
Improvements and let % tut loves rezpJLs-
be bidders
The stockholders Of this eampauv caurns.
sod out or 1HAe5f ERRED 70 suy cfrsr
I company. Tie act o. Congress unGeE
this company has been organize, rrcE.rI-9
any transfer o. the Eanehses EzBts5.
The preset Telegraph Comuauier frr--..
cut the conntfy have been c6asaiida-e-
one huge monQpoly. arc are now earuinz ~.
4 14A a A4aACaH2 w LLLHAAEE LE~ YEN #.
/ over ore hundred PEI cent on rrr arr-z r
| o. Their Ines tntIr present capital Hlr. .l taar
watersd over ONE THOUSAND M c-
/ TIE EELEGRAPH GJEpaNw
have a recognition from TIC tinted s-T-.4
l Government Ct the importance OF realr sr-a.-
prise, with a grant q the most valuable ra1-
chlses ever coElerre1 upon a te,s4raqh cg11-
/ pany. No competing line has ever ard -Ea
nghtnoy granted y 'oagzes ~ tnIs c01uauv
70 coussEuc- and ODar1te lives Over e--.-
RAILROAD and NAL EOUTE IN tie Trfre-
sta es ne Foslt-On OF This cor pauy daeI-
frnm that o. any company ever before Crgar-
lied. The question OF the RIGHT or way I.
/ FOREVER SETTLED.
limited smornt or the capital stock q fhH
company - allotted 10 this locality. ard rErze
having an opportunity, and subscribsuE. wiz
De placed upOu equal ter.s WITH It. G ru0-a-
tors, and VIII secure like Interests in al frsu-
chi-es winch have accrued. or may hereafter
accrue TO The company from any and az
sources.
BtOsk may row be subscribed IN this con-
/ pauy Al the omCe OF The Mercantile e Faurv.
r @ Dan & Co, 81 Main stree. semp1
| Tennessee.
\. b WRIGHT. Gene Al Aee-t
mhstf For Memphis and Vicinity.
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AmUSEMENTs.

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER-BENEFTT
OF MANAGER THOMPsOy.-BefOre the
grand spectacle Of the Black Crook is
| withdrawn, it is considered ar opportuBe
time TO compliment the manager with
a testimonial such as will be appreciated,
and replenish his e%xchequer on which
heavy drafts have been made TO provide
! agreeable and refined entertainments for
| our citizens. There should not be q va
cant space, for if benefit be deserved by
| any one who has used the best exertions
and q liberal outlay to please the public,
! Mr.. Thompson merits it. By uniform
courtesy and correct department, he has
entitled himself to the high consider
alton in which he is held, and we trust
that the large and fashionable audience
tonight will attest that his efforts have
not been uDavailing.
VARIRTIEs.-Ever mindful Of the va
/ riety 80 agreeable to the public, Manager
Broom has made engagements with sew
ersl meritOrious performers, who will
follow each other in rapid succession.
The great negro ~delineator, Charles
/ Howard, the Misses Gilmore in song and
and dance, Miss Helene DsVere and
Miss Lisette L. Wheeler, form an attrae-
ton that is fully responded to by de-
lighted audiences.
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DEMOCRATIC CONVENTION.
miuatIo Tor Clerk of the Municipal
court. Magistrates and COnstabies for
the Eifth ANA Fourteenth Districts.

At a meeting Of the Conservative del
eeates. held Last night at No. 80 Main
street, the following proceedings were
had
On molten, n. D. L. Stewart was
called to the Chair. The Chairman
briefly explained the object of the meet
ing, which was TO nominate a candidate
for the Office OF Clerk Of the Municipal
Court, Magistrates and COnstables fol-
the Fifth and Fourteenth Districts.
On melton, Green P. Foute, Esq.i was
elected permanent Chairman, Of the
Convention, aud the members of the
press present were requested to act as
Secretaries.
Capt. Waldrsven moved that a Com
mitsee Of Three on Credentials be az
pointed. Adopted.
The Chair named Capt. WGldraven
Col. L. L. Dupree and J. H.. Hartley.
The Committee on Credentials having
submitted their report, the same was, on
motion, received and adopted.
Messrs. J. h. Hartley and NJ. B. Tree
want were appointed tellers.
CLERK OF MUNICIPAL COURT.
On the first ballot the vote stood as fol-
lows: Gilbert, 10; W. c. Mcclure, %;
c. n. Martin, none; Geo. G. Holmes, 4;
D. c. Trader, g. a. J. Wheeler, ..
The names Of Messrs. Geo. c. Holmes,
c. n. Martin and a. ]. Wheeler, were
dropped.
On the second ballot the vote stood IS
follows w. c. Mcclure, so Mr.. Gil
bert, Is; and Mr.. Trader, /.
Ga motion, the nomination of Mr.. Nc
Clure was made unanimous.
For the office OF Magistrate, in the
Fifth Civil District for the vscaBcy
caused by the death Of Jno. G. Creighton)
the following nominations were made,
The vote stood as follows Ed. Herman,
p; F. L. Warner, 5; J. J. Butler, 4;
N. II. Reilly, O..
Mr.. Herman was declared the nominee,
and on motion, the nomination was made
unanimous.
For the Office of Register in the same
district, the following gentlemen were
nominated: John Clancy, f. Louis
Warner, j. J. Butler, Frank Jacobs, NJ.
II. Reilly, Lewis Amis.
The bsll0t stood as follows: Clancy,
13; Warner, 20; Butler, l6; Jacobs, IL
Reilly, Q; Amis, 5.
For Constable of the Fifth Civil Dis
trict the following parties were nomi-
mated, and the vote stood as follows
Jas. Birmingham, "A; G. n. Martin, 4
Tim Hickey, >. The nomination wa
made unanimous.
For Magistrates for the Fourteenth
Civil District, the following gentlemen
were nominated: T. Flemming, J. H
Swan, f. g. Cspers, VIM. O'HeEn, Thos
o.. Smith, d. c. Nader.
The following was the result Of the
first ballot: Flemming, a; J. n. Swan.
IS; Frank @. Capers, IS; Thos. o. Smith,
Is; D. c. Nader, 10.
A vote OF thanks was passed thanking
Green P. Foute, Esq, the Chairman, fOI
his impartial conduct, to which Mr.
Foute responded briefly, urging the party
to work vigorously for cur success. The
. meeting then adjourned.
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BOARDING.

-. yDrNg-A gentleman and wife can
D9As- e--o,t r ON, furufshe1, with Bnard,
R,1Eecond street HENRI LAiNN
fsbE n
@oARDrNG-eeafIemen aad Il their T NV, .s ss9
ID nal Also a Few day boarders ctn Dc
with Da9ated al reasonable rates. ApPif ~
a gentleman and wife can 90,
Rta4f aHet&ataHd eomioTIaLa 49, genIle.
roon VI day board, "a = pirate i@5ni1y, ~
"a - Moaroe street.
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OUR JOB OFFICE.

We have on several occasions called
attention to the fact that the APPEAL
JOB OFFICE is daily turning out beauti-
full specimens of job-work which will vie
in appearance and cheapness with any
executed in the city or abroad. Having
a full assortment Of new and elegant
type, and most competent and expert
encsd workmen, work of all kinds may
be had on the very shortest notice. Our
farms are as low as q be afforded, as
we are determined to adapt the prices to
the times, and ask no more for the work
than will cover the expense with a mode
rate profit. Orders left at the APPEAL
Counting Room VIII receive prompt at
tonfion-
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FOR ST. FRAECIs RIVER.
~aRAEILIAN
ANB sfEAHsHIP LGESCT.
[CharIes Nathan's Contrac

Rafhah5 CONTRACT
THE FIRSTSFEAMER UN-
der thIs Contract viii be Ek
dispatched from New Orleans M4El4h
about the 18th March
steamers of this Lane viii be 49,
First-class. 10 discrimination viii be made
in the accommodations tor pas-sngerz AL
viii be Furu.shed with good berths and bed
dlnZ plenty Of substantial, weli-cOOked food
ell viii sit at the same tables medical attend
.ance and medicines VIII be furnished, free OF
charge: ample attenGsnce OF servants, ere.
Mr.. Nathmn's contracts obizatss him to trans
port Emigrants, tueir personal effects and az
r~iculturai implements, 70 Rio 0e J&nsirO; 10
board and lodge them while there aad 10
transport them thence 70 thE foYt on the
Coast nearest the Sstt,e-eEt selected.
Price Of Paassge. goT ADULTS, $3.50, gold, to
30 Ge saueirO from New OrieGns. children Of
8 to 10 years, s75, gold.
should the cmigrant desire to be carried 10
any other port than AiO de .I6neirO, so, gold,
extra, will be charged These prices are higher
than those first decided on by Mr.. Nat1Sn AK
months ago, ont have became Necessary 70
meet The enhanced O1tlay 81 chartering nrSt-
class oceaL This advances price is
mich tess than Is charged on the Mai Steamers
from New York to Rio de Jsnelro while on
Mr Nathan's Gamer the recommendation
viii be much superior /; the Emigrant viii be
saved The additional expense anu delay % the
trip To New York. and via, bssilsS be main
Il until he Feaches as Ultimate destination.
AClrCuiarl giving mrthsr details OF Mr.. Ea-
+thauS C0ntrzcf, WI bs sent 10 any one. Par
ties desirpas OF securing psssass on the nrst
steamer, should appiy early address,
e. L. HIATT, Agent, Box No. l&6. Pcstofhee,
Once, Ne. 20 Union stEest, New Orleans.
f~ebz2dRW3t
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CLERK OF THE MUNICIPAL COURT.
It will be seen from the official proceed
ings that Mr.. W, c. Mcclure was last
night selected TO occupy the place on the
Conservative ticket vacated by the with
drawal Of Mr.. NJ. B. TFezsvsnt. There
Is bat little time for Nr. Mcclure to can
vass for the Office, but he is wcll known
az al energetic mar of business, and &C
tive in promoting the success of the Con.
~servative party. Els name will be on
the tieket-that should be enough with
every true Conservative. 1t may be
| added that be came very near a nomina-
/ ton at the time the Convention was
held, and was only flanked by q vote OF
two. We regard HE election IS sure a
that of any gentleman on the ticket
When he did not anticipate 3 place
| among the nominees, he worked indie.
fatizably for the interest Of the party, IL
attending to registration, and he deserves
the consideration of u friends for bis
manifold services.
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CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN THE FIF-
TENTH CIVIL DIsTRICT.-At a meeting
Of the Conservative party of the Ninth
Ward and Fifteenth Civil District, for
the purpose of nominating a candidate
for Constable, Jos. A. Nevis was nomi-
mated, whereupon the meeting ad-
journed, j. d, DAEHURY,
CHELSEA, Feb. ), 1865, Chairman.
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SOLDIER THIEvEs.-The attempted
burglary related in u evening cotem-
porary, the Ledger, and which occurred
on South Court street yesterday morn
ing about l O'Clock, is enormously stated
as happening ct the residence Of Mr..
Mitchell. 1t was an attempt to enter the
the sleeping apartment of J. w. Scales,
Esq, attorney at law. 1t was frustrated
by Mr.. Scales very nearly as is therein
attributed to Mr.. Mitchell. The burglars
were clad in the uniform Of United States
soldiers. One wes captured by the police,
after firing several shots, and is held for
trial
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CONE TO HI RESCUE.
Conservatives Rally!
Meeting at the Exchange BuiIding To-
Night

There will be 3 grand meeting OF The
Conservative party tonight, at half-past
seven O'Clock, when several talented
speakers will address the meeting. Let
there be a full turnout. We are on the
eve of enc, if not the most important
election, ever held in this county. Let
It be everybody's business to be there.
It must be a grand rally. The cove Of the
election should be spent in awakening
enthusiasm, and preparing for the onset.
The words of encouragement will be
spoken by those whom the people delight
to hear, and all who inteRd TO enter
m&nfuIly in the contest should be on
hand.
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MEMPHIS. TESE.s February IS, 1888.
DROTECT YOUR FAMILY-WE HAVE
4 toe Agency OF West Tsnnessee of one N
the oldest and Richest corporations OF LIFE In
surance IN the United states. Was charterod
Ia 1915. Jtispureiy mutual. Is pays no stock-
holders for the use q capital, no bonuses or
Commissions 20 omcels. aud no immoderate
CON pensation 70 aEcnfE- has bat one class
Of members, bOthpeg and old, sharing Equally
In tue annual divisions Of Surplus, receiving =
dividend on every premium pad. This com
pany anticipate heir d~iFidendsat 40 per cent?
fifty per cent. IN the event Of death, 50 there
viii not be q note DEDUCTED from The policy In
ssttilCg with ones heirA The dividends OF the
Connecticut Mutuai' have been tbs aTgest o
any company on Eeosrd. having Exceeded 10
the ave.ags, through Its eBtire history. my
(0l per cent. annually. Do not delay this very
important matter. CAL at oar once and in
vestlgate. fsbl5 Ina
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a Cough, q Cold or q Sore Throat
BROWNS BRONCHIAL TROCaES

Having a direct influence 10 the parts, give i'm
msiiats relief. For Bronchitis, Asthma,
Catnrrh, COnsumptlve and Throat Dis
enses, Tro=hes are used with always 90
success.
singers and Pebble Speakers use them
to clear and strengthen The voice.
OBTAIN only "BRowN's BRONCHIAL TRO-
CHE /" and do not tax any of the Worthless
HaitGtiOas that may Be offered. 0 EVERY
wHERr oclTrndAm
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Go TO NJ. WOLF & Co.'s, $50 Main
street, for Dress Trimming, Braids, Per
f1mery ana notions WAC sre offering
still greater bargains in goods purchased
at the bankrupt sales. feb2S If
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NnrECE.

Hereafter individual bills of any employee
or proprietor OF this paper viii not be allowed
as an onset against accounts for advertising.
An bills against the APPEAL viii be paid on
presentation, and no hiu wiz be allowed IN
less contrac' Ell by me or by my authority.
JOHN AINSLIB,
Cashier and Business Manager.
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o

Our friends viii remember that the APPEAL
BUSINESS OFFICE IS located at Nell IS JEFF
fersOn street.
The EDITORIAL Rooms OF the APPEAL have
been removed TO No. Is Jefferson street, up
stairs, where we viii be glad to see our hisnds
- N -a--.-
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FRESH arrivals of Spring goods, In,
GLIDING every thing for ladies' and gen.
tlemen's wear, are being daily received
by NJ. Wolf & Co, No 23O Main street
and sold at prices to challenge cOmpeti,
ton.
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REMOFAL-We have rented
the spacious house No. $40 matEI
street. formerly occupied By
Ragtand Bros. d Co., and VIII
open there on March Sd WsIh an
increased stock Of Spring ANA
simmer Dry &eeds-
REJE. STEX K co.
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hSNhh Z JONSS.
o. TZSxEssE,


NASHVILLE J0EuaTy l. 1855.
L,G. W. Blackburn, Comptroller of the TFeas-
uTy, CO hereby certify thai the United states
Fire and Marine Insurance. Company, located
al Baltimore-tn the state o. Maynard, has
produced to me Satisfactory eYideoce that said
Company Aas eoDpiled with all the require
ments OF the laNs OF the Stare OF Tennessee
tmpoEed on Insurance. CCmsaniet; ana I fur
ther certify h WI. OrcOk, Agent OF said
company mas also complied with The require
vld5d n such cnseS whsrefore. aid United
S5StGs Prs and Marine Insurance. ompsny has
authority to lake risks and transact the bush
ness OF insurance In this SAFE, AZ Memphis
Tenn. - G. W. BIZ ACKBURN. >
fsbl6 Compfr roller or TeDaea.
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FLYING MACHINE.-An English law
yer has fOrsaken the gown and bar 70
invent and perfect q flying machine.
He proposes to convey passengers
through the air by q steam bird, or flying
steam engine, fitted with wings tapped
by the action Of steam" A patent has
baen taken out for this Continuance, but
the machine is not yet ready to be put in
operation.
J. Ross Browne, before ne had acquired
such reputation as a Traveller Sc 70 obtain
a recommendation from the President as
Minister 70 China, invented q flying ma
chine called " the Steam Duck, " a litho-
graph representation OF which was exc
cuted at Louisville, KY, and q fun de-
~scriptlon Of its capacity given. No
patent was taken out for It, however, and
We do not believe d cuueGt was lled.
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Room ROBBERY.-At a late hour on
Wednesday night, some thieves entered
the rooms Of Dr.. L. N. Bruce, \ Of
Washington and Main street, by means
Of false keys, and stole an overcoa', a
case Of pocket instruments, and other
property, the whole valued at two hun
dred dOIlaTs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-03-06

MEssRs. ROsENBAUM & Co. say they
have had such good succsss in the sale Of
their Petro Oil that they propose to sell
it after March LIST al so eerts per gallon.
Their sales are enormous, therefore they
can efford 70 reduce the price these hard
times. Large sales and small profit.
mil 1w
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LARGE SUPPLY of Dress Goods, White
Goods and Furnishing Goods at very low
figures, at 2S0 Main street, where II.
Wolfe Co. are constantly selling fresh
supplies. feb23 II
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Coal! CoAL!-Messrs. Blgley, Mel
lersh & Co, 25 South Court street, are
selling best quality Kentucky coal at 81
per barrel delivered, and a superior arti-
Gle Of Pittsburg coal at 81 25 delivered
Also good dry ash wood at s. per cord
delive-ed-
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PICrUREs.-Twe negroes named Thos.
jefferson and Chss. Henderson were be-
fore Justice Hall yesterday, charged
with stealing pictures. The State not
being ready for trial, the case was post
Dgued till to-day.
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roR SAFE.


-oR EALE-THE VACANT LOT on Il
-ecffhvegt corner DeSoto AID Eu'oti St..
80 ina feet. Inquire OF :. NAAhOhNi q "
Main street
-9P A o. TEN YEARS TTME-O Acres
~ood land. situaJe65 miles from MempLls
TTe GermauucEn PlRukroad, sulIGole l0I
either Farm ing or Sa5osa PS are an long tine,
cIsh payment required. D@A~AOs r.
AVDiy atS2i Main street
-. gETE-Tbe sash and Blind Factory at
-p-ownevTIe. Tenn. VII sell al OF QUE
go I'D rest. To g man who hes eaplto a
---sf1 ssoderad. For further ap-
~ III = GILBERr&CO., P. D. Box ktaS9s'
vile Tenn
-nR skLE-Ata BARGAIN. a splendid PIANO
srven octave, nearly lew. Aaaies
Appeal otnce.
-oP sALF-TWENTY-FTyE 90 FINE
4 MULES. Aufhn, Etnne3 al - y, - RiorE
IS UniOH street, upstairs AolR ~
Had u.
80 Houses and Lot IN La
EGrenVs Tenn, owned by Mrs. : r totten'
S-n0sifs the Epbc1pelChurch- $40 ~ -
800 dwelling houses ana an ONE
1900 br one " two families. has been
oc5o shsssgIed. piastarsd and PapEneL since
49, There IS a GOD well Ct Eetets kAcheDi
tEs -bouse and excellent ga-den spot terms,
s--Se thousand dollars ole dneusS -. III
GotEEe fss6 ~
-7p sIIR or REST-The Malone tgr cd
N,r.Nr.U PlauGarlun, situated on me oAhh
L<sSe rver. a few miles balow suunoWSI LAne
grsizeipBL Six or seven Hundfel Neier
8tss4ion- wHh se3d farming imp.emenS,
cFil 100 sfoek. anu 1000 % lEu busleis
D1 NT Al one OF the bigbeN plaea % the
49, Appy ri H.,
Monroe street
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ARREsTED.-A young man called John
Collins, was arrested yesterday afternoon,
BY the Police, charged with stealing a
pump chain and . number OF house keys
from Mr.. Yates. He wiz probably be
handed over to a Justice today.
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INDERENDENT,-We are authorized to
state that John r. Grehan viii run as an
independent candidate for the Office Of
Constable Of the Fifth District.
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INQUEsT.-Au inquest vas held yes
terday, by Mr.. CJsOner Cotton, on the
body OF a negro boy about sixteen years
Of age, named Nsjor Harris, who
dropped dead while blowing in q field on
Richmond avenue, near the race track.
The jury found that " the deceased died
from disease OF the heart.
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DEATH or Mr.. MoRRlsOE.-It gives
Us pain to announce the death of young
Mr.. ". II. Morrison, e native of Peters
burg, Va, which occurred yesterday 81
the Watkins InfirnAry. He had served
his country CALAMITY in the army o.
Virginig, and had come to Memphis tC
I make bis home here. he was engaged
il the hard ware house of Messrs. Nc.
( Combs q Coz and stood high in their
estimation. When the epidemic ragged
here last fall, he rendered his seryleee a
q nurse, and was eMcisn{ and stlentvc
until stricken with the disease himself
He recovered fFom the yellow fever, but
continued to be an invalid, subjected tC
abseesses, under which affilction he al
-i--a =--A-S
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A SMALL THEA gay and festive
darkey who had just secured bis regis
tration papers, by the name Of JEFF.
Hawkins, took some property not his
own, and was lodged in Jail by order Of
Justice Hall. He will have a trial to-
day, and the prospects are that n Rad
zeal vote less will be cast.
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Fairchiid's celebrated Geld
Pens. very low, az 81 IL aaiII
street.

FINE CoRsETs, 81 Is; Linen Handler.
chiefs, 81 so to s. per dozen Ladies
Fine Hose, 50 to s. a DOZEN Gentle
mems Half Hose, 81 50 to 2 so per dozen.
at NJ. Wolf & Co.'s, go Main street.
If
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we understand, is absent from his Office
as MaTshal, for which, we presume, he
will draw pay rs Marshall, seeking for
promotion, namely: the position Of First
Assistant Secretary Of the Treasury. Il
capacity to strsddle both sides OF the
fence, either financially, socially or pO-
RticaHy would recommend a candidate,
We know Of no one more eligible than
Mr.. Tomeny, or his echo, Mr. Bingham.
for the position. II stealing is included
we might be able to recommend several
Of the I0i0l tribe as more competent sue.
cessoTs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-03-06

CHEAP PRINTING.-The APPEAL Job
Office has now facilities for turning out
all kinds of mercantile printing at lower
rates than it can be done at any other
Office in the city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-03-06

HOUSE ROBBEBY.-The HOUSE of o. F..
Prescott, No. 81 Market street, was en-
entered about u! o'clock yesterday by a
negro, and a sPall sum of money, with
an opera glass, was stolen. A negro wo-
man saw the thief going OF with the
goods, but no arrest was made.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-03-06

AN EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY EoR A
GOOD BARRIER See tas advertisement
OF the ComMerci&i Hotel barber shop
and bath rooms for rent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-03-06

GRAND LARCEEY.-A white mai
named Jao. Williams viii be examined
before Justice Black today, on a charge
Of grand larceny. What the accused is
said to have stolen we know not. Ed.
Crowaa will also cOme up Oh 3 like
aharrn