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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27
AN UNFORTUxaTE AFFAIR.
Another warning Against Care
~iessaSss WlTh Firearms.

Some time during Chfistmes day 8
young man named Robert Carrier, In 6
house N Nancs street, uesr TIE Bayou,
while standing on t8s stairs, was firing his
pistol st the ceiling above him. 10 the act
Ofc0cking Rand ~thr0wingit back ever his
shoulder it was discharged, and the bali
struck young Scott McGehee, a boy Of
sbcut sixteen years, who was steding be-
hind him on the stairway, in the fore
head just above d eye, entering his
brain. Death eusued about three hours
aftsrwsrd, It is STATED that Carter be-
came aim, 8, frantic 81 what he had done,
and attempted to ufe tie pistol upon
himself. The affair was As purely acct
ieutsl rs a case Of such gross -csTelessness
can be,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

THE ORPHANS FAIR.-Fhe great at.
traction of the Christmas holidays has
been the Orphans Fair at the Assembly
Rooms, Main street. In point OF real
interest we have never seen this FAN
eXcelled. The charitable ladies, who
have 81 disinterestedly devoted them
selves to the sacrifices required by the
bitter cold weather, have ct length been
rewarded by 3 most satisfactory attend
ance. Last night our people seemed to
have poured out from their homes, and
exhibited > most prsiseworthy interest
in the cause OF the orphans. The vari-
GUS stalls were ~psfronized with
q libsTaliiy which ~OatOkened q
disposition to give the cause of Charity
and Good VIII the benefit Of the "out-
side figures ~ ruling in the market. The
ladies were out in full forcs. Those who
had charge of special interests displayed
sB energy and tact width might well
challenge admiration. We cannot well
psrticulaTiZe, nor would Il be an aeeepta-
bic Offering to our readers, where every
effort was made TO please and to attract
the youthful, the gay, as well as the grave
and wise. A fine band OF music was on
hand, and the fail End lovely daughters
Of our city, and gallant beaux, were
enabled to erjoy the dance. The
voting was slso lively for the va
riOus prizes offered to the most
poBular ons In various positions,
The F.. will continue during next
week, when the voting for the various
prlses will be closed, as well as re III IS
for the magnificent articles to be con-
tended for. Let there be q general rally
in the cause Of the Orphans on Monday
-frht
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

REAL ESTATE AT AUCTIoN.-By refer
ring 70 our advertising columns it will be
cen that, on Tuesday next, st noon, w.
II. Passmore d Co. will sell ct public auc-
ton, on the ground, without reserve, sew
srsl valuable lots in the Hcffman DiVi
sion, fronting on Auction street and the
Raleigh and Covington roads. These lots
ara very desirable, beiDg within a few
minutes walk OF Main street, and in 8
first elsss De~ishborhocd. We advise par
ties desisIu5 Of making q gocd and per-
usnent investment TO attend the sale, as
the title is clear and indisputAble.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

MURDER.-Lewis Street was arrested
yesterday on q warrant charging him
with the murder Of a man whose name
We Gid not lesra, at MeGGes's Station,
about three miles out on the Pigeon R0Ost
r0sd. The pfsaneT WAS brought before
Squire Griffith, who, after 8 brief exam
instioD, committed him without bail for
trial. 4 white boy testified that Street
Tired twice a. deceased, who, it is said,
wss shot through the heart.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

SIGN PAINTISG.-NOthing so sets of
q store, Office, or place Of bu siness, as a
handsome, well painted and artistic sign.
Besides telling the mere business, or
bringing a msD'snsms before the people,
itisan ornament. Messrs Hook Il LsGrill,
Monroe street, between Main and Sec
oud s%treets, are artists in this line, and
have made some Of the most beautiful
signs in The city. Taose ia need OF such
work should cali on these gentlemen. Our
attention Was called yesterday to Que OF
their zignP, painted for the 4. na Insu-
rance Company, on one CT their large
front windows. II Is one OF the most
beautiful specimens OF ornamental sign
painting We eve saw, in coloTing, sha-
ding and proportion, and is highly cred
liable to the artist who executed it.
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AWrNftX the fE;lInE health Of JAMES
NT&&4 r who has Heeu - charge @! the
manage and partner To- the taat
-- x44-Hge vearsA, SIDNEWALL- p larm EN-
Hen4g about $50 acres Of lie choicest portion
u the esfafe0T Jhs late DAVID CEAIGHEAD,
eftrafedf n TIE bend Of Island No. 81, Arkansas
sd. is nOE offered Tor sale.
There ere on the place about l50 acres cleared,
vel fenced, EunCw II cOltOn and corn one
hundred G5Fesip une cypress timber 70 when
rem Ehe bzEL Of the river s., IN complete rua
ming c-I--a a Jraiuwey. provided Win railroad
trncFe, ccJreuisnt for bringing lumber ior
ruIpmeBt%The balance OF the lanu is heavily
Bered with oak, Ssh, walnut, wood,
- Il is we'll leveed, and q large portion CT
be tfzs- IS entirely above tee highe-t hoods.
afS slso on the place comfortable houses,
negro quarEErs, a gin and cotton Press, barns
fsstTes. a. dna apple and 4 peach orchard, and
u.taz in complete IunuIug order alsn,
r ruarGsr % relacle q who have been on
e place ror years, VINO insy Pc emp- y5c 10y
- pUrCEEss-. Also, mules, he37es, stock hogs
81. ec-.. suGcieut u work i, and Val9so At
4 bout sfel. These istt5T, Il viii be desirable 10
pose % 10 the purchnser Cf he land.
Eur further particulars sgply 20
? rs STEWART, on bie treT ia5ss
MAHaNiS, ~ tIsat Hilse1. IeIbPh4s.
EEAD, BREAST GIB-0&i
nm Nashville. fem.
Icgis Egpubnlsn Md Canciuuatt Com
II nclaI lBsfies) cOpy cu-T1cpAh-en7fgnd bib
n up. Hanten. ~ Front street, memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

FATAL AFFRAY BETWEEN NEGROES
An sffrsy occurred on Christmas day on
st. Martin street, near Ferguson's old
brick yard, bstween two negroes, in
which one Of them was shot dead and
ne ether mOrtally wounded. No further
particulars Of the affair were obtslnable
Yesterday,
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OESRAY. DECT
TRANSPORTATION.
sIEMPHIs AND LITTLE ROeg T

Cose L MeLeCd, 10 put their case upo.
tne highest ground assumed By them.
Inc prtrc.pIFs embrscej Inthis cpi1icr
are not thought 10 be of any novelty Il
the Jurisprudence Of Tennessee, and v,
shouid cot have felt disposed to cniarz,
upon them at the length a. dOus, tul foi
the eGrnestLess and forea with witch tn,
z1Te-39 views. OF the eminent counsel o
Taylor, Cole q MCLs0d, we've presse1
upon the court.
What IL said above In resDect of thf
case Of Pope, d,sposss OF Tue mai,
question raissd In ths case OF Strong, am
disposss 81 that question against Taylor,
Cole & Mcleod.
Tee further errors alleged Of Strong
case, are Rot well taken, with one excep-
ton. 1t was no error to allow the chang
Of plaintiff IA this case.
Eof was 10 an error to refuse to dismiss
the casa, On motion of defendants eoun.
sci ia the Court below. We are Of the
opinion that the enlargement of the TO-
risdiotion OF the Justices Of the Peace IN
cases OF this kind, to the extent of $3.50,
by the act Of May 26, 1866, chapter 81
did not operate to gbridge the jurisdic
ton before had by the Circuit Court, in
this class Of actions.
But ID was error to charge the jury,
that II Armstrong took possession OF the
bagging aud rope, without authority O.
Strong, or received it In any manner
except by purchase from Strong,
aod sold 1t as his 0wn property, Il was 3
~fel0nious set on the part Of Armstrong {;
and the purchase OF the bsgSing and rops
by them, and Withholding It as their
own, was a conversion, for which they
we're liable 20 Pope. 1t may be all true
that Armstrong did not purcase the bag
ging and rope from Strong, and had no
authority from Strong to sell it, and sold
1t ss his 0wn property, and yet without
being guilty Of felony in so doing. The
feiontous intent may have been wanting,
which is essential to constitute crime.
For this cause, reverse the judgment in
the cs'e - Strong, end order anew trial,
and fcr the reasons assigned in this opin-
ion, affirm the judgment in the case of
Pope.
HENRY G. Smith, Judge.
Gu ~-cnrHvr frino r,inn E-onr;co~ 4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

4 penalty Of Ten per cent. viii accrue
on ali unpaid taxes for the forty first cor
porats year, on the list Of January next.
Parties who wish to avoid this heavy
penalty, will do well 10 settle, So the law
regulating the collection Of taxes viii be
rleid!y enforced. JRo n. BowEE,
Nv City Tax Collector.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

THE EAGLE BooT AND SHOE STORE,
No. 344 Main street, has The largest AMI
best retail assortment OF boots and shoes
10 the Southwest. The very best custom
work done to order. Call aaG examine
q goods, or leave your measure, and
we guarantee 10 make : good fl or 10
nav.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

CUMBERLAND, WARREN AND COFFEE
counties, OF this S ate, have organized
immigration societies; and although bu,
a short time st work, already begin to
realize the benefits of judicIoas labor In
a steady flow of p9puistion aud wealth
from older States. When such societies
shall have been extensively established
al over the State, It will then become
necessary TO devise q simpis and chap
plan By which that class OF people who
would be likely 10 come here, or who
would be most desirable as immigrants,
may be enlightened on the vital ques-
tons Of our Internal! affairs, the cspa5il-
tiles Of our soil, the advantages OF our
climate, aud the genial character Of our
social habits.
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EAT, Drink And BE MEREY.-We
would advise al who love = coed dinner
on Christmas day land who does n0t2)
80 call upon the old and reliable caterer,
Y. d. Fuchs, az his old stand, No. Al
Jefferson street, and the.F wants will be
supplied. His establishment l. crowded
with good things. lW
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ONE ". + GREEN, more or less CT z9d
with bsLzjne, was arrested At the Gk pel
f DeS0to and Bssl streets, for sh0JS e
at DIR. LsZZaTino, proprietor OF a ia,
stand. The bullet gave the seller Of
arges quite a narrow escape, breakingN
glass jar just over his head. I
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CHRISTMAS.
Tie Day and E,s DOlngs.
Arrests, AecIdenfs, Etc.

Better weather for Christmas could
hardly have been aske,i; it would have
been unreasonable, although the cold
was intense during the greater portion Of
the day. Tae ladies we met early in the
morning hurrying homewsrd from the
matin services, generally had cheeks
rosy as the dawn and splendid bluano noses.
To those Who we're satisfied TO enjoy the
day quietly and sansiOly, Ii passed OF
happily; but alas too many made il s.
day of riotous indulgence, snd awoke
next morning with aching heads, empty
pockets and self-sccusing conseiences,
and some in the clutches OF the law.
In the First District t lere were twenty
eve arrests on the various charges of
drunk, disoTderly, fighting, assault, etc,
sud in the Second about the same num-
bar.
We are glad 10 learn that the police
made every effort to pus astOp to the dan
gefous practice of firing pistols, bombs,
rockets, etc, in the streets, aud were in
a great measure successful. or course II
vas impossible to prevent it altogether,
and throughout the day dropping shots
were heard in different parts Of the city.
The list Of accidents during The day
was undoubtedly much smaller In conse-
queDca Of this wise measure than it
wOnld otherwise have been. We heard
OF but one with q fatal terminRtion-that
OF the boy MeGshse, who was shot by
Robert Carter, 3 young msn of about
his own age, whileearelessiy handling q
Pistol.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

A CELEBRATED doctor said that wet
feet caused nearly all the sickness. Va
CUM Oh will prevent boots and shoes
from leaking, aud also preserve the leath-
~. Save your health. You can huy il st
No. ~ Jjffsrson street, All also beet coal
oil, soaps, lamps, tin " 4c, pitch, rosin,
wagon grease, etc. %
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CON wRArHER and the holldays zee

Coin WEATHER and the holidays seem
promotive OF mairimony, as witness the
following marriage certificates, returned
to the office OF John League, County
Clerk, for the week ending December
26lh: J. c. Walker and Miss Alice G..
Wilia; Daniel McCres and Miss Fran
cas- White; Abraham Dsviney and Mrs.
Corlelia Alien; Leopold Levy and Miss
Henrietta Caro- j. Roescher aad Miss
Rlsa Rbehn; X r Stone and Mrs.
Frances England VIM. B. Geodlett,
teller OF Citizens Union Bank, and Miss
Mary E. O'Connor; Jacob Nook and
Miss Emma Johns; Wm. j. Bass and
Mss Mary K. Thompson.
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SHOT GUNs.-In order 10 make room
for g large assortment OF Guns TO arrive
from the best E3glish manufacturers,
We are offering u present stock until
the lst of January ct exceedingly low
figures. OEGuL Bros. & Co
= 3lJand5 $40, Frcnt street, Men pEis, Team.
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CHRISTMAS! CHBIsTMAsl-if you
want 10 arrange an elegant Christmas
tree or toys, etc., for your children call
on a. Csstelberg & Co, No. lSS Poplar
street, opposite the market hOuss you
will also fiad 3 large assortment OF nice
fresh cakes sud candies, plain snd fancy.
Csn and examine before purchasing
elsewhere. lw
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MINCE PIES, minee meat, cakes, can
dee, fruits, toys for Christmas trees, and
everything nice aad fresh 10 the eOnfec-
tsonsTy line, Ct Berton's, corner Fourth
snd Poplar streets, st prices TO suit the
times. Orders solicited. 2w
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Louisville aud New 0rlesns Packet Line.
For New Orleans.
MARY HOCSTON------L E. Dunbar master
This splendid low pTessure pas -
ssncer packet viii leave Is abOVez
tbs DAY. 9Th inst. As 5 pm.
HAH4SrAD, Agent,
deg7It No. "a Madison street
Memphis and View Orleans wednesday Packet
Muster
Thi Mammoth freight ssesIner EE@
Will leave as above on EZZ@
WEDNESDAY. Ssh inst, al ; pm
For freight only apply -
LARRY HAAN5TADr Agent,
df2T4t ~ Madison street.
Memphis snd New Orleans Wednesday Packet
MISSISSIPPI Master
FMS splendid passenger packet I
will leave as above -
ESDAT, S0.h inst. at 5 pm.
For freight Og passage apply 70
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents.
der 1t No. lsi Front street.
Memphis and New Orleans "Wednesday Packet
This elegant passenger steamer l@
WEDNESDAY. s0ih inst. at 5 pm
For freight or passage Apply %
MAXI WALT & co.
der II Agents, ~ + ont street.
For New Orleans, vicksburs, Natehsz and the
BeLds-
THOMPSON DEAN----@Peppe master
This splendid passenger packet -
Will leave IS above ss
SUNDAY, Z7th inst, at 10 s-m.
LARRY HARASTAD, Agent,
Ge252 ~ Madison street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

OLD CLOTHING MADE NEw.-Thos.
II. Hunt d Co., No. 246 Second street,
ere prepared to do sli kinds of CLEANING,
dying and securing. They will make
old clothes look as good as bran new, and
that at 3 cost which, compared vita new
ones, is almost nothing. By a new pro
cess the original lister and shape of the
garment is preserved In an astonishing
manner Gentlemen will consult econ
ony by sending Hunt & Co. their old
garments. 2t
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PAY UP.-Subscribers are requested 10
be prompt IN payment of our carriers.
The latter are obliged to settle with the
Office every week, and while the amount
l. smsil fjr each subscriber, il is more
than the carriers can sffoTd to lose OF
To wait for,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

A NEGRO PosTOFFIcE RoBBER.-Wm.
Hayden, a colored man, has been ar
rested on q charge Of robbing the post
Office in Mobile, and yesterday Detective
GarrIty started WITH him for Mobile.
When arrested he had $500 aud a gold
watch,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

MEETING OF IsRAELITEs.-The annu-
al meeting of the Hebrew Relief Associ-
alton viii be held at the Memphis Club
Rooms, on Sunday the 27:h isst., at 2
o'clock pm. UAe PtesiGent, Mr.. \. d.
MeDkeB, will read the annual report.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

Tbs members OF the Memphis Steam
Fire Department return Their heartfelt
thanks to Wm. McLaar, our present
County Tx Collector, for his kind Christ
mas present.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

CHRISTMAS comes hut once g year.
You can wei! sffJrd 10 buy your wife or
sweet. heart q nice set Of turs. Francisco
& Wiggib's is The place to buy A.
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LosT-Neer the State Femsle College,
a lady's plain gold watch With chain and
pin attached. \ liberal reward will be
pgid for its delivery TO Cunningham,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

4 MAN Eamei Tracy was arrested yes.
terdsy, and arrslgued before Squire
Gfimth, on a charge Of shooting 1T a
policeman with intent 10 Eli, on the
night OF the 9Th of November. The
Squire COMMITTED him Tor trial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

ACOMPLAINT was made yesterday be-
fore Squire Herman by solomon He's.
charging Jas. Perez, a. Perez snd II.
Gutenberg with sssRultiug Il David
Levy with intent TO XIII. The ease vas
continued.
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EoR SAFE.

SALE or RENT-A nne COTTON
n PLANTATION - SAFE or rsnt-aooSi ~
fcres In cultivation pr'Nlaces = Dale 70 w
-lCrs, and shove all ordinary ~byeT1o%s. 6bout
- miles bslos Esiophis. q. :. ~ VAIL
- ~ Msin street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

UNDERTAKING.-About the largest
and most complete establishment in the
undertaking line, is that Of Messrs.
McCafey & sCorneliu3, at No. 300
Second street, near Monroe. TneiT bust
ness embraces, also, the embslmiDg Of
the dead, which is done in the most skill
ful manner. Metallic cases sud Baskets
OF the best quality are always on hand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

PAPIER Mache Window Shades, al
very low figures, at 375 Main street.
Il J. GRIESHARER.
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: THs PEABoDY HOTEL is nov open
for lie reception of transient guests and
LCeroers. Piice pei cay, 81 90. Day
Bsard, so pr month. We will be glad
"a welccus Gur cid friends Esd eOeatF,
j. COCKRELL Sons.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

EooByF& FALLS, DTuggis and
Apotiteesrfee548 NaiB street. between
-c6urs and Madis0n ~stT5eis, are now
= Ssav 10 supply their customers With
pafe sfBgs, chemicalai perfunery, fancy
Spd toilet sTtieies. Prescriptions viii
receive special attention. lw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

- A PRESENT WORTH HAvING-Ore Of
Grover & Bakers celebrated elssJic-slisoh
Sewing Machines, which combines the
use.usBith The ofnamenta3. Salesrnom
825N fzi1street. w
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OLD REIIABLE.-Tbe best Of Pittshurg
coal, lump. nut and Eiacir, sold by Big
ley, Belsrsh & Co, South Court snc
Main streets, Bethel Block. Rates al
wsys as Low as TIE lowest. II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

CEANBERRIEs, Cider and Backwheat
Flour just received by II, 3. King G Co.,
226 Second street.. p
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

Z AND FOX SALE@Lect Of 81 acres, lying
l. opposite Bray's StaGOl-Nsn the MsmEhis
sud Charleston hsirrOah sold BY John y. Mar
Tin 10 Jes. MicEersharo. II ls sbOCt - miles
fnom Msunnhi=. and "a naR size loF = country
.deuce. Iaquus OF THU1. WlChkEEhAA'
~ snfsca En.Lni-a- a.ulLs lL-L ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

THE best dry ash wood in quantities
10 snit purchasers, at the foot Of Market
street, mouth Of Wolf river. lw
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THE STEAM NAN ECLIFsED-BEAR
AHEAD.-Ths grestsst curiOsity Of the
season IL now on exhibition at the meat
ard game store OF J. d. Edwarda No.
27S Second street, whose store will lie
ilIe1 from this time With the choicest
delicacies OF the season. Fish, the
largest and freshest; turkeys, the fsttest
and heaviest celery, ths vbitest aud
most brittle; oysters superior to any 10
the city, all 10 &c sold cheap, IS his motto
is quick sales and small profits. sE,al
ana see him, ss he intends 10 let no one
leave his house without buyi8F. Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

joe. LOcKE, 1868 Main s., hes Scrap
from Prison Table by Col. Joe. Bsrb!ere.
Also, Leslie, Harper, Cooley =, Demores.,
LippinCott, Eclectic, and hosts OF other
publications forJanuery. Leslie's Week
Iy, with picture OF Grant at capture Of
City o. Mexico, Banner Of the South,
Father \. J. Ryan's psper, Harpst's Bi-
zsr, Waverly, Sporting Times, Days
D0IDgs, Western World. Literary Album.
Louisville, Cincinnati, 81. Louis, Chi
cage, New Orleans, s0d New York
deiliss received by every mail. Books
and Stationery, Base Balls, etc. II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-EIder T. w.
Caskey VIII preach 81 Linden street
ChCistisn Church to-day at II am, and
al pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

STEALING CLOTH.-Lafayette White,
colored, was aTrRigned before Squire
Herman yesterday, charged with steal
Iog a bit OF cloth, and was sent before
the Criminal Court under bond OF 5000
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

30 dozen ladies' linen cuffs and collars
lower than RBy house in town. Rice d
Epgel. u
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CITY. COUNTY AND SCHOOL SCRIP
Tor sale, in amounts 10 suit taxpayers.
81 Emfaet Savings Institution, No. 8
Madison street. u
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BooKs.-CLEAvEs & Co., 2S3 Main
street, are receiving q new lot of gif!
books suitable for the holidays. For va
riety of sukjsets treated of-for neatnsg.
taste aud finish, as well SIS cheapsny
thsir books are not surpassed kasn .
other firm 10 the city. They gotegranh
full supply of autograph anSasidss law.
albums, writing desks, etgoaSs
school and miscellansnvS OoON
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

LADIES, don't forget the handsome
beau. Buy him d nice cane at Francisco
i Virgins. 81
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SIX thousand dollars worth Window
Shades and Wall Pepper, 81 New York
prices, st So Main street.
noNEI II I GRIESHAEER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

YoU can have old felt hats made Into
the new style, Alpine" b. n. Cohen,
3S4 Main street. ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

HOSIERY and wool nett goods lower
Than Z other house in toEE, a. hlce
Fngeifs, 223 Msin street. II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

POCKET KBivss-s 6ne sortment
Just received al Geo. Pattsson & Co.'S,
si71 Main street. II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

FURNrTuRE.-Finesn sets Of fine and
plain furniture, carpets, hair ana cotton
Tuattresses, Tor sale cheap by Mrs. II
Smith, Az Main street. Gail and get
bargains. gai
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

oPER4FfoAKs suitable for Christmas
o NsE esr presents, at less then
New Yefb cost, 1t Ries x Eogefs, G3
Erefnpf Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-27

wAsTED 70 RENT-A dwelling With
dye or six rooms. One with stable at
tseded prsferred. n hoCFsTADTER,
- 80 M.iu street.