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~, not,ss can be taken OF ~Nonymoe OO
r.un,ssaons. whatever IA iuJendeo l"
Ion a The APPEAL, must be aulneLa
..ted BIZ the name and address o. ~
w-stsr. As a g-uarantee OF his good faith ahO
responsibility.
APREAL-" Memphis.
DEMONSTRATION for publication mus OS
ten OF ons side OF the page MY ana
All other matters CONTESTED wiz
r.l department, should be addressed
rouso APFEAL, Memphis
o. ass rule, undertake 70 return Aru-
.,a-,ot found suitable for publication
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A7E are now prepared to compress Cotton
w day and night, at cur new rrers, north
west corner Memphis and Charleston Depot
kntrancs on Adams street, and JnrOugL ths
Depot RiOunds. We have abundance OF roam
IN the Charleston Cotton SLED Ior buyers 70
class their Cotton AID make Up their Ifsts. free
or charge. & Glib,
CIice No. rs Front street.
Memphis, January !. Is6s. ia Sbd
H&-All eity paB-rs cory 40 dsva-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

JCFner Main and EasAlngIan So.

CHAs- II n. BKOOH, Lessee and Proprietor.
Inc following LtyOr1fes sppsar nightly: The
great JOHANY HART, IN his quaint, queer,
and qulnsIcal sayings anu dolnsa The uuAb-
~proAcha5is OsLAk WILLIS IN his mirth-
G~PfoTOklug comicElities: the peoples fSyOr-
lie, IDNkG BhNTON, tss Wild IrIsh lad TO-
zstser with the Grand Ballet, under the d.
recIon Of the ccompitkhe MISS FANNY
NILLlAAs, Consisting Of twelve AeauLfui
Jung Ladies.
= d llsstou, @c; private boxes, s.. Doors open
% o'clock performances commences al II
0clOeA. ianA In
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READ THIS!

TOR RENT FOR THE YEAR iss2-Tba Er-
Il f~1antanon, one mile below Austin. Tunica.
county, Miss on the mississippi rsivsr. me
place IL Ia thorough repair, with all necessary
dwellings,, Ou[hoGses, Gin, ON house. Af3
and steam rng1Be. ClstaTns, Wells, Teaus
enough TO run The pace, torn and hay sum-
eienL FOR the ear, aid the best set OF hands
in Nfssissippi. The place, with fir appurts1-
auces, Stock, etc., can be hAd Oh Teasonabla
terms; and any Que desiring to plant, Will dnd
man with a smau capital may take a Lar IN
tefest IN running tie place l0r The year. on me
most REASONABLE terms. Apply TO White, Kerr
a FOOTE'S, ~. NAN street, Memphis, or On the
premises until January l0th, 10
ia4 l0d z p KEpR
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WE have r'sdsy appointed Npsslz. ALLL
~ 5oE -lsbAELEs Dur sole aEeu-s 20 and
Up our Old business IN tlls e4tT. Ali p--zs.us
.Hesotsd 70 rs aud su Iarti-4 having c4eitus
ia Sn%lE pG5ucsslO4 Tor cgl-rcI.u from car for
Mer $s1htr MI L. EsuL, VIII m1a6 ali remit
tA-ces aud Hc0r-ss ali rioEs %
~Lhen-theJ alone being authorized u recsiDr
lof payments mace IN liquidation ~ said busi-
Des-. -FtVz
Memphis, Tenn December J.. Its-. dsc8 in
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Cnse NJ. I.

In The District Court OF The United States for
the district OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Edward ?. Lane. Bankrupt. In Bank
ruptcy, District o. ess Tsnnessee-z.
To whom it may concern:
T1HE undersigned hereby lives notice og ME
Il appointment rs Assignee OF Edward r
Lane, OF MenPhis, IN ths county OF shelby
sad state or tennessee. within said District.
who has been sd lucgs q a Dan kruDt uD0n M
own petition, by lie ID strict COUrJ Of said Dis
tricL.
hemphls, the 18th day OF January, AID 1865.
~. Y.CIhODE, Assignee. etc.
No. 40 Main street, Wsldran Block.
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IN Monday. Fehrnarr Z

besween me hours ofl0a.m. aud 4o'ciock pm,
In mont OF the Law Court roomK. IN the effv 81
Memphis, sell to the highest bidder for cash
the following LAID lying In shelby county
Eennessee: Segtnntng At y stake in the north
east corner Of Dr. W. A. Booths l55 acre tract
Win elm. maple and red oak pointers thence
soutn Win nF. Bootb's Inns Is CHAINS lIk-lOO or
4 cnaln 20 3 stake thence east lg Ti-lyO chains
70 a stake IN the east line OF said Whites said
tract; thsnee north Is lzz-l08 chsfns with tbs
hAts,gn roa1 70 st9ks LINKS esst OF e black
gnnlng-eoutatBing IS acres SLIGO o. an aero.
Equity Of redemption waived. rifle be-
tee. u z. VANCE Trnstae
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Mona Resident NosTcs

In tbs Chanesry Court Of Nemp6z H.
No. 2A0-Aary @. Murdeek and rvst-
kina who sue By their ue1f 49,. tea-
Heasan1s Va no. Bri1klsy and ofSseo1s
tb ss ssssa5 Top Snsssis IN tass sar-s ~.
TEnuefsea % -
Appearances barain. a. ire ~o~-41a tHaf,
city Of AeHphEs IenasEs1ee go ~
4 4y "a Esesa7E ~ aad plead ant
VII 90 taken Tor confessed a Is clos 4NEan
for hearlER szpazte. ana fh~4 N9 80
oe1EtVo weeks, n TIE %-en4rE1~ 49,
4 cncy-1r4eEt
AEGU8no# Eet1nW
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J.. ID. Rasbarrys general agaht
obn Z. Rsarden, Ltae hook'
Rtehard Thrusfor, Van buren,
Read FleteheF, Pine Biun' Az
Tns. r. Eakta, Washington Arh
- nj Camden Ark
a. q. Joy. Bolivar, Tenn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04
Eon-ResidentN Notice,

n the Chancsry Court Of Memphis, Tenn.
No SS-IEmes J. Donegan Us. Samuel W.. pon-
cyan, VI. p. ndrix e al
II appearing 1r IN a1dagit n this cause thar
ths d~efandants. Christopher 3. DcreTan
William n Der sgaD, Charles A. Donslan
e4rzh = DoneEan, Eerenieee Fearn, Lucy -
Fenrn. Outlaws L. Martin, Mary e. Martfn-
william harry. Sarah Z. Barry, MatthaE ~
Steele, CafhRrns E. steele, william W. Garsb
Marg z. dtrth, Ada Steele, Henry P. Atwood
Thomas P. Clancy, Caroline p. clancy 49,
beth B. Grove ~ Hendrfx, Mary j 9-c-
DIRK. I. 4. 2. HOlemsn. Martha e. HoIlsmoo
J ". Smlln ana SARAH Z NTH are nor-rssi-
dents Of tbs rtafs OF Teuressee
1t is therefors oraer. q. That they maks their
appearances hsret1, AZ the Courthouse IN ire
city OF Memphis, Tenn. on or before rra T--o
Monday in keoruary. ISIS. IA plead, ans,vs-
or demur TO c~omplainauts amesded biiI4 -
tLe same will be taksn FOR cOniesSs-I a. 10 fhaT
and set for hearing ex parte and that a eo11r
Of tbs oruer be published once a week. tor fonr
successive weeks, IN the Memphis Apteaf. ~
a ~Cepy-Attest
AUGUSTUS ALSTOS, Clerk ard MAST
John n. Carmack, and Stephens 4 smifh
Solicitors TOR cOmplaiusnt.@ decI2 law4w~
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TEE GUARDIAN Angel. By Oliver Wendell
Holsnes, Authors OF the Autocrat of m BreaF-
fast 1abie, etc. Boston Tickno q Fields.
1887.
This is q pleasant story, presenting
some OF the most as ,eeable, As well as
some Of the worst phases Of New Eng
land social life, with an impartial hand.
and in the beat vein Of the author CT
"Tne Autocrat Of the Breakfast Table,
Those who imsgine, if such there be
among cur readers, that the society of
New England does not present chArac-
teristics and aspects worthy of the most
careful study aside from It's political
phases, should look more closely iprO the
matter. We are too apt to Judge its
whole structure uon the pu pit model 81
Beechsr, the cultivated, not-bed fausti-
eism Of Phillips, the vulgar maliEnity Of
Wilson, and the ornate and sophOmori-
cal statesmanship Of Sumner, il states-
lnanship that can be called which saeri-
does everything else 20 one sdea. We are
Prone TO forget th&t within the narrow
boundaries OF that busy aud active mi
erocosn1 there lives every grade Of char
acter, and there exists evsry phase Of
life. The psrvenu, the pad.
dler, the scholar, the Socialist, the puri-
the pedagOgae, the genius, the
the naboh, the shoddyits. the
preteDder, are no less indigenous, than
gne mar of true nobility Of soul, the hixh
and high souled gentleman. the |
the statesman, the past. Il
seems to be the object VI Mr.. Halnnes g /
with 3 master hand, these differ
,nt classes Of society, and 70 assign to
ZACH one It's tFus rank The Rev. Joseph
Sellamy Stoker belongs to 8 class that IS
~ no means peeuIiak 70 New England
he hideousnsss of his sscret vices.
Sor IS Mr.. Styles G3idisy iscIaled
peeimen isg gaaulna AtaQp& art !
and afei' this date We viii glFo 40 credit / Chnl
D any necslsn. So Al mau nnE1E1 lhaLuiaa1.I
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The Nashville Daily Gazette has the

following item Of HeUs
At a meeting Of the Memphis "Con-
servativss," last Monday night, Hon. J.
W. Left@ich, ex-M. C, was nominated
FOR Mayor, and a city Executive Com
mittee appointed. The APPEAL Of Tues
day, however, seems to think that the
Conservative party has been sold u
to Lacey, who claims to be q "COnsery-
alive Republican"
II our contemporary will take the
trouble to read the editorial alluded to,
he v i'll find that he has grossly misrep-
resented Whist The APPEAL seems to
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NOTICES


IHb stakeholder o. the De-oto frsnrznca
A ana Trust Con- rauy are Eerr1y notified fh,L
an eleet on viii 5e bid, al their Cclce. o. gan-
1@ty 45th Ee4h rona 70 an uutIi Z pm, FOR The
purposs OF eiectiue seven Directors.
} LOSsDALE. Secretary.
rnnW tlL day. der IA
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RooK

8COA us
MrvDrNG THE GAP. AID OrHEE PoE1s. By
Mollie e. Moore, Houston, Texas. Cushing
Cave. 1867.
This volume has been brought out In
the most elegant style of the typograph-
zeal art, by Messrs. Cushing & Cave, of
Houston, forming an appropriate repOsi-
tory for the thoughts OF the fair minstrel
of Texas. We have already expressed a
most favorable opinion Of the genius OF
the authorizes. This volume more than
yindicates the judgment we have passed.
I" Winding the Gap" -Four Years."
Hoods Old Brigade" THE River
San Marcos" Kindness" Faithful
Unto Death" Immortality of Music,r
are some Of the themes which have
been touched by the hand Of this fair
Enchantress, with q grace, a vigor and
az originality of thought that st once
place her in the first rank of American
poets. The feTv0r Of her Imagination Is
chastened by 8 culture Of thought, 3
purity Of emotion, q high religious feel
ing and a rich yet simple expression that
charm the reader, and carry him
along on the tide Of song to depths AID
mysteries Of emotion which prove that
he Is guided by one whose wand can
strike fountains of freshness even from
the barren rock.
But when high themes, such as those
essayed by the fair p9etess, are treated,
all FERNS Of beauty, grace and grandeur
and the living soul Of emotion are
evolved, to encbant by their loneliness
and to warm or elevate by their exceed.
ing pathos. The Prairie State should
certainly cherish as one Of her levels a
daughter whose fame is destined TO shine
so resp~lendently, and whose capacity TO
elaborate far greater creations is mani
tested by this FIRST volume. The whole
South, nay the whole American nation,
will be proud Of the high creative genius
of this fair daughter Of Texas. We most
heartily and earnestly advise all who car
procure this charming work 10 secure .
before the present edition shall be
exhausted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

A nan in Connecticut had Of his
eyes put out by . chip striking It, while
he was cboppiug wood, some time since.
aud last week he vas tbaowu from a
sleigh, and VIII probably lose the other
eye from the Injuries received.
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II is calculated that the ~perlshabIe ar
ticies frozen upon the boats 10 toe New
York canals, principally potatoes and
apples, amount TO some millions Of del
lars worth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

a new style o. veil has been invented
1t allows the lady 10 see, the covering FOR
the eyes being or different material from
the portion which covers the face.
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MARRIED.

WEES-aALL--At the residence or the
brides father. 4indz etJuntv NIs- 80
Jay capt ". HAREls EOwERs LO Mlss LIEL.E
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Nine hundred thousand dollars has
lately been paid for the iron works at
Rhillipsbarg, New Jersey. From this
mine was taken the FIRST American bar
Fsn ever carried TO Europe-more than
eap hgpagsa AID atty years $50.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

man 10 Nevada, whO was accused OF
taxing quartz specimens from a le.igg.
Acknowledged has guilt. The court, now
ever, held that ledge is real estate. ana
lhe law being that real estate cannot be-
stolen, ne was acquitted,
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NEW

WANTED-Oue or two good second hand
W OFFICE UEoh-, Of medium size. Per
sJns having such WISHING 70 sell, viii address
ONCE NO. a. Waldran BLOCK, MAIN street.
Jan4 q
VA ANTEB-rO Rent, a HOUSE. within two
w or Three squares Of Court square. eun-
tanning I'VE Or six ROOMS, Bts-ues Kitchen and
servants roon. IOr when a lber1I HeuI viii be
paid by a good tenant. Address Ma, Appeal
Office. 1919
OUSE AMI LOT FOE SALE OR RENT.
Ii An s4egfu1 Cottage R~EsIDkhCh an
flONenens AL new witE i've acres o. ground,
Ia GeflnanJOWu, ou the AeLaphis and Chartes-
ton Eallioad. house contains hys rooms. with
al necessary Out-housss- Fog further NOR
patton Apply ID IL. 1. ZONES or capt Geo. N.
Jones, Hear Germantown, or To The uudsr-
signed o.. n. ALSUP.
January . I9gs. - 90
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Special theater trains are now run
from the neighboring towns Of Boston
for the express purpose OF carrying per-
sons to the places of amusement in the
latter city. The fare on these trains Is
reduced.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

The marks Of pencil writing may be
made indelible by passing the tongue
over It. Even breathing slo1ly over
the lines protects them from eras1re.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

A Toronto trader advertises POLITICALLY
that there is mo Tnoroughiars =
through the new Dominion, but n the
people vii! come to his store he viii show
them a thorough fair.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

MAHRE-THe friends and .cquaintances OF
MIS-. AAzAE .Ee requested 20 attend her rune-
TAI. rom CT late reside1ce, corner W~luches-
ter ana Main streets. ~ - o'csoeE this ~. r
noon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

The editor of the Rushville (Ill1 Times
offers his services as a wood ssWyer two
days in the week, in order to raise money
for the holidays.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

The New York Herald is ~colIating the
current news Of the day, from the South
ern States, to show the deplorable condi
ton OF society there, as resulting direct
ly from the Radical policy. The editor
says
We venture to repeat this warning
that unless this Congress shall promptly
provide the ways and means for main-
tanning law and order in the outside
rebel states, a reign Of robbery, violence
and bloody confusion may be expected
therein during this winter which will
bring the penalty Of swift destruction
upon the party in power and the over
throw OF its whole programme OF &
suffrage and negro supremacy, and per-
haps something more.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS TEEATER

-.
EreHsursr.-----------C D. SLEINEUHL
Farewell performance OF the y0u1g American
4rasediaD, FRANK MAfU-
Saturday Evening, January A.-APOS-
TATE-Psscara, Frank Mayo.
AOEDAY-Eeviu Booth. sale OF seafs VIII
cotnmencs on Thursday, January II, a. "a
O'Clock a-m.
Doors opan Il Z % : 4; curtain 70 rise Il y
pnscissly. Beats may be secured six days ~
advau-a.
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Trust Sale.

QY virtue OF a deed OF trust made to ms bv
~ tannle I. Hunt and John A. Hunt, or the
registers of1oe OF shelby countv, in Book No.
81, pages ~ and 22, 10 secure certain indabted-
ness therein named. I will.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Night Dispatches.
EROM ROaTON.

LOUISVILLE, January 3.-River falling
slowly, with nine feet eight inches by
canal mark. Weather very mild.
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NEW SASH, DOOR
-AED-
BLIND STORE

A FULL and oompleta Stock, al prices 10
a snit he times, 81 No. Al Monroe street,
Memphis, Tenn.
G. 3. WARREN.
Formerly ofths nrn OF Qu~acksnbush War.
Iens ia8 Win
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

A. H. Lee, who drew the Crosby Opera
House, is striving to get together the
finest private library in the United
States.
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GERMANrJWN LoDGE 40. G, e. M
December %, 1861.

L0DaA N0-b, 3. A NJ
December 70, 1867.
THAT Whereas, Jonathan Mitchell hsvinr
i been cha. ged with uamassuic cOnduct.apd
appearing, aher notdcatton, before TIE Lod-o-
anu mace acknowisdgments and urther prsm
tses, upOH which the Lodge excused him: and
wherea the ssiu Mitchell has failed to comply
with these promises, and is also in arrears Tor
a nual dues and liable FOR expulsion
Therefore, DO &c resolved by 6srmanfown
10 &c No 85, OF Free aud Accepted aasonS
That Brother Jonathan Mitchell No aud ~
hereby expelled from all the rights AID prfvi-
Ieges % T ee Masonry.
Resolved, urthsrnOre. Tnat o notice OF this
expulsion be published in the Memphis ApoesL'
True copy. NJ. 4, WE6B, Secretary
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I TO PAREYTS.


WILL OPEN A School FOR GIRLS AND
" small Boys, on the % January. Iss
at The res denee or Dr.. o. r. Earty on Jones'
aysaus, fIh d0or from Alabama street. and
Immediately IN tfs rear OF St Mays Church.
for girls and small boys. da~a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

FlIS oAKs. ANovel, b. Ran.ba Thorpe New
YORK. SecFsc W Gas.esJu, Pub5sher -.
don 5. Low, son 8 GO, 1857.
This is a very cFedirAble production
picturing Soutasrn soeIety, as seen 10 vii
lage life, with n~&tursiaess and Iiff-Iike
accuracy, before the war. It L. valuable
a. a souvenir Of those times, when we Of
the south dreamed Of patriarehst purity
ana social harmony, untainted by the
generalization which war and too much
license, political preaching and the inter-
meudllng OF AbOlittODisIs have brought
upon ". AS q mers truthful picture OF
what Southern men and women were
ana aspired TO be, ia an era Of our his
tory which will ever Drove a curious and
Instructive study, iC Is destined ~ oeeur.V
q place in our literature. There IA no
striking for effect; no paradinZ Of re-
markabis Characters or thrilling events
lt is only 2 picture OF scenes We all love.
out being true 70 history, and fact, viii
hold q place 10 Literature, comneuding
itself thus especially TO our eountrymen1
We are indebted for a cUpy to Nessrs.
Geo. Pattison & Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04
GnSe NJ. @.

In the District Court Of the United States for
TIE Dlslrict Of est Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF Ford & Wilson, Banl1rupts In BaDk-
ruPtcy, Dis riot Of West Tengsasee-sa.
70 whom 1t may concern:
VNEE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
aPpointmentas Assignee Of EOrI q Wiz on,
of Memphis, in The county a. shelby and : tate
OF Tennessee, wthin said District, who I've
been adJudgad bankrupts upon their own peti-
tioni by the District Court Of ssfd District.
MemPhis, the 4th day OF January, A. Z. Ig5A
w. Y. CtRJDE, Assignee, ate
NO. 40 Main street, Waldran Block.
tail Tau~nzu aua fwr IN
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AGENIA

RaI,oriai Rooms-No. 8 MAIN STREET
.ErArs OWE sERNAN NATIONAL BANK
$500. omce-No. Is MADIsOE STREET
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EOK REST.-SO.3 az Adams sfrest-8AUNf5
Il OLD STAND T5s house con aims roomE
BESIDES bar-Toom and celia s also. q back lot.
Apply to K DUDLEY F~nATzER. Atfrv
decz4 No. u Madison street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04
ABSTRACT OFFICE.
ROOM NO. L.
Corner Monroe a Second SITS.

WE have The Abstract Books and c1mplst
Index Of the negistsr u once. e1m5il~7
bs the late HENRY A. ORSs; and. a1sr ioe~
than a years trial CT theif accuracy. end
careful experiences n the haainasa. fnof o-a
mistake having occurred n ali that 1.rne -
are enabled 70 furnish ccmpieis d~srafgnrssnts
o. title 20 al
FerS Pickering, Mempals & 6helhw
g0u1tg LalH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04

A1AhCa HlAl AAf0 AfElEtS ELlaDAAtAI AAtAAA~
ments. So we might say Of most Of the
characters. They are conmo1 enough
IN any community, but they are rarely
painted with the power and vigor that we
witness IN toe " Guardian ADgel.u We
do not regard this as a weakness In the
author, but rather as an evidence n
extraordinary talent. Who has not met
with "PlckWick and " Mr. Turvey-
drop" Mr.. Micawber" and Mr.. SAM
ivel Weller" In The walks Of life? Yet
does it detract from our estimate Of
Mr.. Dickens that we have all seen his
ideals in common life?
There is 3 theory Funnisg through the
thread OF he story Ok the Guardian
Angel " which, though II be speculative,
is yet curious and worthy Of some notice.
IL IL that Che souls OF ancestors at times
together or at separate periods take pos
session OF the body Of tho living
descendant ald direct its destiny.
It is metempsychosis modified, or
the more refined PistOnie doctrine Of
pre-existeDce, perpeta2ted in living
forms, deduced from hat singular pbe-
nemenOn, which We have all ex-
p%erieDceu, Of q seeming consciousness
that some scene that Is passing before
Us Is perfectly familiar to tue senses and
HEhu5Flt4f III exact DETAIL.
at some unremembered and uu-
recognised period. Such an
perienee sometimes comes home 20 Us
with startling reality. IL mere impress
sions could be relied on, 10 give US de-
Nonstration Of a fact, these would be
ineontestible, aud the morbid mind
might call them up az confirmation
strong as proof Of holy writU Of the
truth Of the theory. But, as In more
speculative philosophy, 10 mathematical
demonstration p be sdduced, and there
fore no exact aud positive truth arrived
At, we must leave this question where
we CHANGED TO ind il, in b hands Of the
skillful weave Of fiction, 70 work Il no
70 the best advantage for himself, and for
the most satisfactory entertainment Of
his readers.
The Guardian Angel" Is for sale by
Messrs. Geo. Pattsion & Co, No. az
Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04
ma JAG InterEal ReFeaueSaIe
CoLLECr0R's OFFTcE,
EIGHTH DIsrRICT. IEEN EssER.
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EIGHTH DTsrRIcT. TEENEssER.
MEMPHIS 16ih december. ISL
I WILL SCI. at the Commercial Hotel. Sos. o
L and IA jefferson street. on the 9Th day %
anusry ls5s, commencing 80 90 o'cIuck a m.
the following property. levied on by me A. the
property of D. BryEon, 10 satlEfy a Warrz.t is
sued BY r. :. saunders. Collector Internal Rev
enue, sth District OF Tennessee. Tor the sum OF
i've hundred and nfuety-seYeu Side dollars
with ali crsts OF ADVERTISING. safe, eIc aided
this amount being gre The United States Gov
by The said D Bryson Tor his license a.
Hotsl-Eeeper and retail hqaor dealer and Tax
1858:
]. The ONCE Furniture.
= Tns Bar-rOom contents and Furuftrre-
3 Billiard room FurnituIe.
4. Contents OF Vine Closet
>. Dining room Furnfturs.
3. Pastry room Furn ture.
q Furniture, Bedding, etc. In rooms IN sstF
Com merciai Hotel, from No LIST 70 lZfpcIu4 w.
Al OF which property Is ully described IN a
Catalogue Of the Furniture AID Property OF ne
CommercisI Hotel, Issued by 4. W. Brown
Trustees. Royster, 1EezsTant& GO .Ausrioussrs
R. :. SAUNDERS.
Collector Internal Rsveuue. sth DisL Tenn
By JoHS ~BLARrTS, ~.
dec Ls DennEF Collector.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-01-04
ALBEIT PIKE, EDTroB.
LEON THOUEBALE. ASSOCIATE EDITOR

n. r. ENGLISH, -CoaCHEEcIAL7 F1SANoiAA
AHD RIvER EDrToE,
John AINsLIE, CASHIER M bUsiN
MaNagER.