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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09
HEAVY
The MRckerel Brigade on the
EOray.

The Msckerel Brigade, after a period
OF inactivity and quiet, suddenly made
matters quite lively ia police and delec.
tive circles last evening. Tue immunity
from the depredaticns Of these jayeaile
but daring offenders, which the public
has enjoyed for som time back, YVES the
result Of the action OF Squire Griffith
and the Police Commissioners, VINO.
about a month ago, bsnished soma Of
them aRd retired several others to the
County Jail for q period Of thirty days.
Thoss who we're Tun away from the
city, thinking matters hsd blown ever.
have sgsin returned to the city,
just about the time that their partners
had served cut their time and vera re-
leased from jail. Tires Of these latter
class, Jack Alderman, VIM. Saunders,
and Pat. Callahan, came 70 grief yester-
day afternoon In q most summary man
Ger, having only been allowed 10 bask 10
the sunshine Of liberty q couple Of days,
before being gobbled q second time. An
ancient African who had made q lis.ie
srop OF cotton came to town yesterday
morning and sold il, drawing 8 snug
little sum, and after buying his gro
ceries and truck, started home last
night with seven hundred dol.
lars In his pocket. By some means
just before getting on b0Ord the boat
that was to carry him 10 the bosom Of
bis expectant spouse and pickaninias, he
fell into the hands OF the three young
thieves above mentioned, who lighted
bis wallet OF every sent 1t contained. He
soon discovered his loss, and, ike "a sen
sib.e dsrky, made for police hesdqusr-
tiers and told his story. Detective Con-
mel was given the case TO work up, and
in q very short time he had not Onlyf
arrested the thieves, bet recovered the
money, every cent Of it, and tie old
darby, " happy ssa big ~sun.lower, . wss
sent on his way rejoicing. Alderman,
Saunders and Callahan are now in the
First district statiOnhO1se, whence, Il We
are not much mistaken, they viii go to
the ~psniteBtisry. The second cas- IL OF
a mule trader, who arrived en- the steam
er Liberty No 2, and engaged s hack
driver named JOcky Eagsn 20 carry him
and his family 20 the steamer Clifton.
While about the leVee his pockets we're
Of 3 roll OF six CT seven hun
dred dollars. Esgan was arrested imms-
distslyr bet nothing wa found on MIN,
and he will be discharged. There Is 10
doubt that the mackerels got eais sum
also, for they swRrmed around the LAID
at the time. This case will be worked
Up to-day; meanwhile, all citizens
lould keep a sharp lookout for these
ysung rascals.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

A RUNAWAY MATCH-rhs daughter
Of sn old and Weli-known citizen, lately
deceased, q maiden Of fifteen summers,
and, 81 the novelis.s say, "j1st bidding
into wOmsnhOOd,h disappeared from her
boarding house on Second street, on
MoBdsy afternoon. II was shortly after
wards discovered that q certsin eE-hOtel
keeper, from Adams street, who vas in
the habit of visiting her frequently, had
also dissppeared-hsving been last seen
vending his way toward the Louisville
Railroad depot. The mother Of the
young lady, who is IS shrewd as mothers
with m~srrisgeabls daughters prOverbisl-
Iy are, or ought 70 be, putting this and
thst together. f" st once smelled = large
sized mice, and put oct for the trstn $50,
but too late to catch 1t. she returned 70
her residence, determined To make
ways, next day, to Brownsville,
whsse from eeFtsln circumstances
she vas caafdent OF nndiaS them.
While awaiting ahather train, however,
8 letter cana addressed to the mamma
from the daughter; informing her thst
she wss married to the msn Of her choice
the evening before In Brownsville. The
letter was received first with considera-
ols indignation, bus on due reflection,
and after receiving the consolation Of
her friends, who assured her that what
was zone could not be undone," and It
wss 10 usecTying over spilled milk
she became r~econciled, and WT0ss FOR the
couple to come home, snd they should
be forgiven. The successful GeEousmsnt
IA q matter OF eongrstulation TO tbs happy /
psir, Who, we are Informed, had msde
Swo unsuccessful sttempts previous to the
one wStch terminated so RGsDieiOusly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09
CUR INDUSTRIAL RESOURCES

On Saturday last there we're meetings
In Nashville Of three Societies for the adj
vAncement OF the economical Interests
OF Tennessee. The first Wss a meeting
Of the Directors OF the State Agricultural
and Mechanical Society. They passed a
resolution requesting the people Of the
state at large to take stock IN the Society.
and appointed parties 90 solicit ~su5scrfp-
tons. Mr.. COckriIl, one Of the Directors,
offered 3 resolution, which was adopted,
that publication be made OF the objects
and intent of the Directors, the place
proposed to be purchased, number of
Ncres and places also, that, ia view of
he necessity of at once taking action in
securing and laying Ous the grounds.
and in view Of the Importance OF the OBJ
jects 70 be attained, that the newspapers
OF the State be requested to announce
that the public Will be Immediately
called upon for subscriptions, and to urge
upon the various County Associations 20
become stockholders.
The second meetlsg was the Tennessee
Apisrian Association, who had under
dlscVssion tAe question bse raising,
hives, etc.d
The third meeting was that Of the
State Horticultural Society. The Ban
hsT o. sunday, ia speaking OF Its pro-
eeedings, says: "The Corresponding
Secretary read 8 letter from Gea. Huss5
man, of Herman, No, acknowledging 8
special premium for the 'Rulander
vine. After stating that this wine has
since received the drst premium from
the Wine Growing Association, he SAYS
OF the grape: The R1lander, though
not very productive, (yislding only two
hundred and fifty gallons Of vine to the
acre., more than makes this up in It's
fine qualities In this climate he thinks
10 viii do even better. The vine is moi
subject to mildsw OF other disease.H
Toe report 50 s~nxiOusiy looked for by
practical farmers, on the fruits adapted
TO this Stste,' was not quite finished and
was not presented. We look for ii with
interest.
w were pleased to learn that It ia the
intention to publish that euterprising sg-
rioultural weekly, the DESe Fdr1seT, In
Nashville, after the first OF January, and
viii welcome it as q great acquisition for
n nashville il that department. The pro-
yress OF the society il evidsncsd by the
fact OF their having over three hundred
members and the number is increasing.
100 soz late style ladies' linen cellars.
from 81 to So per doz at Ries & Eogel's.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

WE WOULD call the attention OF eour.
try merchants and retail dealers gene.
rally, TO the advertisement which al,
pears in another column, of the house n
Messts. Allison Brothers, Wholesale
dealers In hardware, guns, cutlery, etc /,
go Front row. Messss. Allison. al.
though they have been In business 10
Memphis but 3 short time, have estatr
lished 8 reputation for fair dealing that
might well be the work OF years, and
we cordially and confidently recon- mend
them to our friends and patrons. In adj
dition TO their large and complete stock
OF hardware, cutlery, guns, ETC., they are
the agents Of Carver 4 Co.'s cotton gins,
Gre proof sales, Tennessee charcoal, and
Kentucky iron.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09
NURSERY
Established in 4

LARGE variety Of Ornamental Trees,
"a E~hrubherF, EVerzreers aud lle meet ~
T1efles OF L RUS Trees; also, a fu1 at1OI1nenso %
Hot House Plants and Flowers. and everything
usually fouuG in q frst class Nurssry, wnicni
ofner for sais 81 9REATL1 REDUCED fktCESe
The sfock On hand having accumulated for
The last few years, It becomes necessary on 40
count of a want OF ROOM 10 nsposeo Of tns SUI,
rlns whicn i will Offer at greatly reduced
nrIces. and cheaper than any Nursery north CT
sorth OF this point can possibly furnish tnsm-
They are the selectio2s OF h1s EaAe N.
wheaton, Whose loug experience Is the pest
suarautse OF their being not only what they
ave represenLec 70 be, cut as being peeuuarly
adanted 10 TIE Southern climate-a market FOR
which he devoted his especial Htudy,
In addition to the aocge,1 nSVe9 very taLgt
rzdueed prices, and which viii be caretahy
nscked for transportation By an Experienced
Cafalosues. with prices snd sny information
wantsd, VII sent on eppltcat1on q
WADDT Thompson,
P. o. Box I'D, Memphis,
Terms cash OK city accepr2peea, n0Ysd &EI
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

THE Supreme Bench OF Tennessee is,
we learn from relisble sources. flied at
last and viii be organized to-day or to-
morrow. The Court consists Of Judge
henry G. Smith, OF cur city, Judge 10.
Shacklsford, Of Nashville, ~(appOlnted %
represent Middle Tsnnea ses(, and Judge
George Andrew. judge Sbackleford has
already been on the 6upssene Bench, and
also presided In the CRancery Courts Of
Montgomery and d tvidson counties.
Judge Andrew Is app linted from East
Tennessee, sud has oD9y resided IN the
State Eincs the wRr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

THKATER--rhe White Fdpn again
drew 3 fine house last Night, and was
put on the boards with the usual ele-
Fance and effect. It is repeated tonight
{or the last time. Every q who hiss
! Ot seen II, should not fsil to improve
tbs last chance offered them Of seeing lt,
thls season 81 least, III Memphis. To-
morlVw the spectacle Of Cinderella viii
Be pryVentsd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

The LATEST FASHIONS sha time.
men Who desirs to be up with Segeoy
and the fashions should call on n set
the merchant tailor, 25S Second g. :.
End examine bis elegant assortment :
cloths, cessimeres, vestings and oYercoat
material. MeGeOy's is the handsomest
stock IN towp, and be Is prepared to
make perfect hts ia every style of gar
ment. We advise our readers to cali
and see him without delay and make
their selections. Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09
FOB SALE.

OWING TO The falling health OF JAMES
STEWART (Who has been in charge Of the
premises a. manager and partner for the last
twenty-five years., STONEWALL. q farm en-
braci1g about ESQ acres OF the choicest portion
OF the estate Of thu late DAVID CRAIGEEAD,
situated in the bend Of Island No. "a, Arkansas
side, Is row offered f0r sale.
There are on the place about $50 acres cleared.
well fenced, ana now in cotton and corn one
hundred acres In hne cypress timber, TO which
rom the bank Of the river tS, N comp4ots run-
ming order. Rtra1nway, provided with raiiroad
trucks, convenient for bringing amDSr for
shipment. The balance OF the land Is heavily
timbered with cak, ash, walnut oettnnwood,
etc It "a well leveed, and q large portion OF
the tract "a entirely above the highest Hoods.
There ars aiEo on the place comfortable houses,
negro quarters, = gin and cotton press, barns,
staoles. a fms sppls aud a peach orchard, and
evarytning in complete running order. Also,
a plumber or reliable HANDS, who have been on
the place for years, who may be employed by
TIA purchaser. Also, mules, horses, stock hogs.
oxen. etc. sudzcient to wG1k IL, and valued sc
about 5000. These latter, IL Will be desirab.e 70
dispose Of 70 the purchases Of the land.
For further particulars apply TO
JAMES STEWART. ON the Premises.
p ". DAVIS, NJ Erent Street. MemphiG
CHAIGHEAD, BREAST GIBSON,
def I'm Nashville, Tenn.
50 Louis Rspuhlican and clnncinnati Com
mercia1 (DsiIiesl copy one month, and send bill
to D. P. Hadden. 29 Front street, Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09
HBsCm0oLTA
Can District and Sub-DIstrict
Directors Collect 1T
Judge shackIefofd Thinks Not,
and EBjOins GEsem.

A bin has been filed Ia sha ChsnceEy
Court Of GAINESVILLE, which is of interest
TO every tax payer In the State. II is
filed by the tax payers OF q Civil District
to enforce the collection OF taxes assessed,
under the provisions OF section fourteen
of an act passed the i4th Of March, 1858,
entitled IAN act TO amend an act 70
provide for the reorganization, super
vision and maintenance OF free common
schools, passed March, 8, 1877
Under 8 provision Of this law the
School Directors submitted 70 the veteSs
OF 3 sub district In the county Of Mont
g0mery an appearance Of three mills on
the dollar, which assessment was paid
oy 6 majority of the voters OF the sub
The taxes we're assessed 10 pur-
saance of the law, and the officer pro-
ceeded to the collection Of the Gums 90 as-
sessed. The tax payers, believing the
law, authorizing the assessment not war
rsutsd Dy the Constitution, filed = bill
TO enj0in the collection OF the surn. In
the absence Of the Chancellor OF the dis
trict, the complainsnts presented their
bill 10 Judge Shsekleford on Thursday
last for az Injunction. The Chancellor
was clearly of the opinion the LegislR-
ture had no power to submit the Question
Of taxation TO district or sub-distTict OF a
and granted the INJUNCTION.
Previous to the Constitution of 1884
the question came before the Supreme
Court of the State, and ia the case OF
Mart vs.. Edslee, l Yer, 45S. it was held
u Misrepresentation and taxation are OF
6scessity, in our Government, insepzrA-
BILE, hence, the right of taxation cannot
be delegated. This decision produced
the adoption Of the tWenty-ninth section
Of article second of the Constitution, |
which declares that the General Assem-
ply shall have power to authorize the
several counties aud incorporate towns 10
this State TO impose taxes for county an1
incorporate purposes, respectfully, IN
such manner as shall be prescribed by
.sw, etc. Under this provision, the
Judge was Of opinion that the Legisla-
'ure had low power to submit the quss-
ion 10 3 fractional vote OF the county.
Il is q matter OF much inserest to the
of the State, and, as it may seri-
lusly affect the interests Of the common
the attention OF the Legislature
3 called to the matter, that such provis-
on may be made by law az viii enable
he directors Of common schools to carry
Mt the system that has been adopted.
Tbs WEEKLY APPEAL is ready for
naEtlY dona m in wranuarS tor
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

AN AFFRAY occurred yesterday even
ing about six O'Clock, on the steamer
Magenta, lying IF the ievee, between $
: RndS deok hand, whien came near
ma. very serious, but which re-
Icing ~isW pretty severe bruises only,
sIited I'd struck the mSts with 3
Inc osek Ia mai times and ran, the
kIuns-shot sew NEs be did 50, bat miss
nSts AflDg AZ hlA - we're made IS the
Ing him. No arresA
lime
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

THE MOST acceptable attention thai q
commission or other merchant can pay
bis customers and correspondents, is to
send them q copy Of q w~ell-nIled, intpr.
ssfiHg weekly newspaper like the Mem
phis WEEKLY APPEAL,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

CoLD.-Ths first real cold snap Of the
season came OF US night before last, and
yesterday morning the cutters were full
OF ice, the streets frozen hsrG, and the
window psDes covered with 3 network
% frost. The sun, though il shone
and clesr, did not move the Ice
Us day, and the evening yester-
dUEBaer cold.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

CoRSsi Co2Ssi CoREs DIR. J. Lin
DOMAIN, Surgeon Chiropodist, 3 tSt. Louis,
has arrived for tee purpose Of curing
tIOrns, BaaiOns apc ingsoWing nails. He
ca YES without pain OF arawing blood, by
anew process. Give him a call 81 the
Over;6Q Hotel for 5 few days. Sc
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09
EsErs continue crowded with

k6ElS CouAllu6 cfONOeA Will
u The tbrong Of ladies 90 Main
ttrSkily from 10 10 8 o'clock is quite
dEzEzEF. We have rarely e e : city OF
the size OF Memphis where 80 many
pretty faces and handsome figures greet
the eye 81 every turn, IS IN our " city,
% LonE may she Wavsff
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

ANEw SoUTHERS Book Miss Sel-
lie Aarshall, OF KY, well known IN cur
cItv. is, We are pleased to learn, about to
UiSs "a ths worlds new novel. IL is .
storv of the Wal and is entitled A by
Firs.H snd viii oe Issued rom the press
OF Geo. s. Wilcox, ~tsuecessor to Blslock
& CO.. New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

JOHN IILLY hss removed his large
and select gt.Sck of stsple and fancy gro
ceries, wines, liquors, etc.l TO No. 35l
Main street., EhSre bis friends and the
puclic generally WI nnds superior stook
Of eli goods IN his h1s, at forrest market
-rfes for cQeh- Ivy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09
STILL TRIUMPHANT
G. 2. FiIIeys "0Id Reliable
OAK STOTE

zEAINTArNR fy reputation sg he BEST
NJ Erovr ~ TEE L.F. Scha6ol
4 Co. n Main street, are the ONLY AGEN1s
for Memphis. Always see kL1sSs pane ~
eaoh stove. A good supply OF Coo-ll8 71c
HSass~- 1890 crates. Castings, Copper. IN
SSaef - go Pressed Ware 4lUays on hand
Io6 work promptly attended %.
]. r. sCHABEL z CO..
rovos a. No. zsz Eatn 81. MenphIz-
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COTTON GIHs.
COTTON GINS.

WE are ms Sole Agents dr the sals OF thszs
w unEiyalIed Gin Stands. For beauty OF
STAPLE, OF DRAFT, AND QUANTITY
or LINT Cotton tUraed out per day, they ars
unsurpassed. Reference can be safely made &C
every planter VIVA has given them D tar ErisL.
Where mule power "a Used, they maks q saving
OF nom o~ns-qusTtsr TO one-thtrd the draN
OvE ANY OTHER GEE. We are also agents for
STRAUSS GRIST MILLS, ard WEEELER,
CLEMSON & CO.'S CIRCULAR SA WE.
ESCoHKH q CO.
Dealers IN Hardware, Cutlery and Guns
~ and - Main Street.
tyil 6azsm Memphis Tenn.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

a FIRE occurred at Paris, Tennessee,
Aondsy night, consuming IN unoceuplsd
store near the Office OF the Pacific and
Atlsntic Telegraph Company and burn
Ing theiT wires IN two. The loss was
frfdfur.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

DULL-Ths Justices who depend on
Estate cases" for 8 living will shortly,
We understand, petition TIE county 70 es-
ta0Iish 3 sOGp-house FOX thelr benebt.
They have not had S case-some ofthem,
in ten DAYS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

CAPT. P. s. SIMMoNDS, Of the First
District Police, yesterday moved into
the new house lately presented 70 him
By the men Of his G1mmznd. The house
Is q neat cottage, situated on Second
street heal the bridge, In Chelsea, and
has quite 3 large garden attached to 1t.
The Captain deserves tho handsome tes-
tlmonisl, and We hope be msy live long
10 enjoy e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ana Tobaeeo.

The following letter from Commits
sionsF Harlsnd, relative to shipping to-
bsceo and cigars previous 10 Offering
them for sale, is an important document:
TREASURY D~EPARTaEEr, OFFICE IST. REy.l
NAsHISGroS, December Z, i55s.
On and after the 2sd instant all cigars
and tobacco ia the hands OF the manu-
~facturers before being removed from the
place OF manufacture must be stamped
ss provided In the new law. The simple
inspection Of tobacco and cigars prior TO
tue sd instant, does not relieve them
from liability to stamp I'D tbs hands OF
tie manufacturer. A manufacturer is
not obIicst to stamp tobacco sud cigars
rmedistsly ans packing. he must,
=. vef, stamp theI2 tefore se.!ting,
-ins for sale, OF remosrnS from the
t e. nesnnlSS aturs, for sale, use or
,onnRaptions asEAR1ASn
80. Commissioners.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

THE PEABODY HOTEL is now open
for the reception Of transient guests and
bosrders. Price per dsy, "a %. Day
Board, $40 psE month. We viii be glad
20 welcome or old friends ssd guests.
~ D. COCKEELL & SONS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09
PowHArAN RoBINsoH. WILLIAA s. AoCE
RoeINsoN & o 0
Civil Engineers and Surveyors,
OFFICE WITH
ROYSTER. IRRELEVANT q 90.
gao Main Street, Memphis, Tenn.

WORK intrusted TO rs attended 70 promptly.
w viii furnish Information OF the value
and location Of lands. On order, surveyors
supplied with instruments and materials or
the best manufacture.
Rsfsr TO 81. J. Wieks, President II, and C.R.
r: col r. White, President n. and T.H- r.,
A. s. Ltvermore, James L. Meigs, Col. Minor
MerrtWether, Col. W.R. HINT, Bronson Bay
lis. Fsu., Logwond & Peyton, EsqS. q. T.
Foute, Esq. Orstl Bros. < 20, Gs5erssin,
Stewart a Co. ueZA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

Handsome P0PI,ns at 35c per
ara jas OPEN d at HsrzcE a
BIS, 81 82In sIrecs, CIaTk'S
Marble BLOCK.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

JOE LOCKE, 1854 Main street, has all
the latest monthiies, Teeklies and dsilies
from everywhere. New Orleans Piesy
une, Times and Price Current on file. Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

CALIsAYA BARK.-It Is said that
Messrs. Drake s. Co. (pFOprietorS Of the
Plantation Bittsrs) are the largest i'm
porters Of CalisaYa Bark Ia this country,
and that. With the exception OF 81 Occs-
sionsl sale, all they import Is used in
the compromising of their celebrated
Plantation Bitters-ts- which they IN
doubleday are indebted for their wonderful
notwithstanding properties. As q Tonic
and Appetizer they ars rot surpassed,
and We eheerfully recommend them
All hrst-clsss Druggists keep them for
sale.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-Supsrior to the
best imported German Cologne, and SOLD
at half the price. 3td<w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

II VOC want 70 see q splendid assort-
msuJ or chamber, parior snd dining
room furniture chssp, and no humbug,
call at E. Fegsns, z55 Second street.
Irving block Nv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

ABE JOHNSON, alias Higgins, Tss sent
mp yesterday bs squire Eliot, IN defsUlt
of $500 bonds, 70 answer 70 the Criminal
Court IN charge OF fraudulent breach OF
trust.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

FINE TOBAOCO.-S. Steinberg, No. 200
Front strssE Keeps S full supply Of tooac-
co, both smoking aud chewing. Gall ana
get = box Of the G5cHd DNchesse smok-
ing tobscca. ivy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

SIX thousand dollars worth Window
Shsdes and Wall Paper, st New York
prices. at SIS Main street
nov2s II !. GRiESHABER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

LARGE numbers of wild pigeons oon-
Ffegztsd in tbs woods around the city
Yesterday, and the hunters had great
sport in shooting them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

WALL Psper and Window Shades, to
be closes oSt positively before January 1,
at ST5 Main street
novg nj .GRIEsHABER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

FREE LgScE every morning, from 10
TO y O'eiocS. ak 10 q s Saloon, oTneI
Main ana Exchange streets. 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

BAEKRUPT DISCHARGED DEcEM
BER S, lS5S.-Joseph Groom, AdO.ph
Solomon, Thomss B. NoFmenb Robert
4. Allen.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

LADIES! All kinds Of Dress Goods,
lower than any placs n the city, At Rice
& EBgeis. nOy2S Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

80 Nice Overcoats. from s. 50 to Sl6,
At Be & Engsi's, 2s Main street.
noyIs u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

THIRD WAKD DEMOCRACY, ATTEN-
There viii be a meeting for the
nemlnation Of candidates, at the Engine
House, corner Of Adams and second, 70
morrow Thursday evenings Z o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

WE ARE INDEBTED to the Rev. VIVA.
K Douglas for the following list Of alp
pointments Of the Right Rev. Bishop
Green to toe churches of North Missis-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-09

CARPETS M FURETTURE-Iust re-
ceived AID for SAFE cheap by Ames,
BeSttle & Co, sS5 Main street. Il