Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-02-09
Directory Of Conservative Csisrad Hen
WANTING

Wanting Employment
MABRNGG JOHNSON, Want 70 work on
BSNNTS N0TREF!L' house servanto steward
BRIITON HINES, old aud faithful house ser
= VIZ HUTCHINs, EDW cEAEFORD,
&, FDW SEFED. MONROE FabHzN,
- sAAERoGH8S ~ F9SIIER,
NEs SESTUS.
. RsEETsz TO BE P~ATEQSIz=D.
NED R SEa aai .J stTsgt; street.
TN1Tf MOSS J5a CONT street.
uu1 Heads PNlnted AZ ttss lowest
Prizes al the AEOeSE sob >sihee'
NoTrrE-Mr. A. Z. Lonergsn was an
nounced as temporary Business Mapager
> Of the APPEAL, IN my absence, ia the
. issUe of SATURDAY.. ist inst. He is no
p longer connected Wits s5is paper but as
an act Of simple justice, ( sske pleasure
in bearing witness To his strist integrity
and thorough qualifications Is SSo1Pe-
tent accountant. JOHN AINsLLAi
Business Manager.
ELDER z. W. Caskey viii preach st
the Linden street Christian Church to-
dsy al Il an. and : O'Clock pm.
CENTRAL METHODIST CHURCH, on
Union street. Sabbath School at 9 an,
aud preaching by the Rev. DR.. Manu-, at
II O'Clock, Regular Sabbath School
singing at pm. ~
REv. L. c. Ranson>wiI prsach a. the
FHrst CumberlandP Presbyterian Church,
Court street, at Il an ant : pm. Sum
ss Ssheqi 9a-m.
RIRsrtBAHsLsrs CHURCH 1Ap lusaaI
1tYiees Viii % held st this pI~t soFBor-'
Shpat the usual hours, Nmornfsg and
eFenibg. Ia'connection With 1Le sss-
ming service the ordinance OF haFtism
viii be administered. -
TEANKs-FssN Crslof:the South
Fzsss Copasnyyis again entitled
70 our thss ssr ths Satee papers
DEADEhETTEssATae Postmaster 6es-
tersfrw ms1ugssdpU+maStsfs~so srYr~
Aettersdfappsd he -oSkel dirseted'
with q pe Aessrs ssdesd
Ths NiA 40 TeitsOSmae a.
note Of q M
AgR DRAaku6 fESeR& O.hsERat9
xzBhS9ssxassdS 2oSasetde rules " to
PssP@ASUss ~sl poori until Tues
g Several other articles, which were
AeSaAe4 for this mornings paper share
the same fate. They viii keep" how
ever.
HELD OvER.-It will be remembered
by cur readers that i. II. Nicholson wac
orposfaI "A r,.y sFavs piro. f-r .t,,1s,. a.
trunk OF bogus jewelTy from the steamer
Tennessee. He was examined by Jus
tice Hall yesterday, and remanded to
jail until Tuesday next.
STEALING FURNITURE.-Thg popular
f,rpIt ~e dealers, Messrs. Mckinney &
Rrvson ~, Main street, lost some furni- .
tUre Yesterday. and swore out q warrant
against one JefTsr on Henry, 8 colorel
citizen, charged WI committing The
depreciation. Justice BiL VIII lnYesti-
gate the case tomorrow.
BILLS Lading Printed ~ tas Lowest
Prices AZ the Appeal JOS OS'ee'
IMPORTED CHEMICALS AND DEUGs.
FCr fresh and pure drugs, chem ,eais, per-
fGnnery and garden seed, call upC U G. ".
5onss & Co, opposite Court Square, the
Didest druggists In the city. but one, ~
from Europe, ard apothscsrieS
that may be relied on. I
Book FIRM-Gso. Pattison & Co are
yet in the field. They are the oldest
book firm now in our city, with perhaps
exception Of c. G. Cieaves & Co,
and none understand their business bet !
.er and keep a better supply of books and
stationery, with the true courtesy re-
Iuired 70 serve the reading public. ,
STEALING CLorHEs.-A 2 named
J. Atkins was arrested by the
yesterday, charged with stealing J
our shirts and thIee vests from a cloth
ng house on Front street. When
searched at the police station, four gross
IF screw nails were found on his person. {
will probably 90 before a magistrate :
Monday.
STEALING A WATCH.-Jske Hurst :
vas arrested yesterday, CHARGED with :
u gold watch from Mike Will
Jams, q Of the cooks at the 81 Empire "
N Jefferson street, between Main and I
Front. After hearing the case, Justice :
jlisson sent the accused 20 the Criminal /,
Court for trial In default OF bonds 10 the +
Of three thousand dollars. t
GAYOso BANK-AIr. Samuel Mosby. =
well known citizen, has been appointed J
eceiver Of this institution, and, sfter a
giving a bond Of $500. coo, will enter upon u
IFS new duties. We hope Colonel Mostly
viii publish = list Of the assets Of the I
,ank at IN early day, so that those in :
crested may form some idea OF the bus o
ness which hes been done, and where e
heir money went to. p
VAGRANTs n THIEvEs.-There are 4
number Of persons visiting residences p
D the city and its suburbs, apparently q
Of the purpose Of soliciting charity, and y
hey do not fail to make inquiry as to !,
the vsluables are kept. This in n
DrmatiOn they want, OF course, for b
hieying purposes. Let cur citizens aud
heir servants beware Of these providing d
q
II YOU WANT sunday reading matter, W
& Sons is the place to get it, n
10. 10 jefferson street aud 393 Main ~
rect. Everybody knows where they =,
eep. They keep all kinds CT papers, a,
Magazines, novels, writing paper, lead cl
ink, playing esrds, and q great u
.a,.v more things. Go and look at pI
sock. ALSO anew lot Of valentines
,esived. Now is your time to invest. u
ont forget EnsmOns Il Son. Come one, ~
all! Do not i0rget! ~
Personal. The following distin- "a
nished gentlemen have arrived 10 the bo
ty and are stopping at the Gayoso en-
Gen. c. w. s. Brown and son, "
ouisville, KY; Gen. w. S. Featherston, R
oily Springs, Miss; Judge A. b. Clay
n, Holly Springs, Miss; Judge J. NJ. =
cruggs, Mississippi. I'm
Edwin Forrest, Barton Hill, Miss DO
lille and the agent, Joe McArdle, left fol
? the Memphis and Louisville Railroad
ssterday afternoon for st. Louis. We N
ope to see them in Memphis next - -
ason, u and all. "a
Bau Heads Printed al the Lowest a.
rioes az she Appeal job once
WE advise ali who are in want Of Car OF
70 call on ROyster, Trezevant & b.
Vim their elegant stock %.