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PROPOSALS FOR CORN.


IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ uSlrEdm STATES PArEHr oFFIGE,,
On the petition Of WILLIAM 5, CHAPMAN, Of
Of patent sraatci to lin tie stb day q August
1871. for an Improvement In Preventing RPttlns IL
Carriage, for seven years from the expiration Of
said pstea!. which takes place gu the s'h day VI
ii i ordered that the aid petition he heard a!
July next, at u clock, IN and all persons are
have. why said petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
day OF hearings all testimony Med by either party
tp no aIfS ne Dcc%idance with the rules Of tie
ONCE which will be furnished GU application.
testimony. must be died ID lie Once f,ScaiE DAY:
before the day Of hearing; the arguments, II any.
ordered, also, that, this notice ,Pe published ia
The kEFTnIcAS Hqd H. The igi gtSr,r;, M%sn
Pei 0nes week for three spcST' , l wSS ~
days previous to the day Of hearing srorT.
aplS-S3t Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
DEPARrMEST OF TIE INTF %;LrRr o,v,cr
WA-uINGroS, March ~, Isis
On the pctiliEH Of wAGGES SHAW aud pAGLEr
%s sTsasS !: ,E StaytSR IN 81
day OF june 1864, for an Improvement In Tcntcring
Cloth for seven years from tho expiration OF sald
R ss "u''D '"I'' "'' 'I Wv .''n 01' '1DS'
IL Is ordered lnhk inc SAID petition 10 utAIl ~
| the Patent u0lcu ON Monday, the sth day Of juno
next, NJ IL clock IN and all persons are notified
| to appear aud show cause, II any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted,
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
Ole the Patent Once their objections, spS,l9MB
set forth IN writing, at least trtHfH dRys DtiSIs
the day OF hearing all testimony uleu py 'lther
party, to be used At the said hcarlHgi hust W
tax aud transmitted in AcruTdahVn Win lne tules
| OF the Office, which will be tuFnlsh'd on appica
ton. ,,, ,,, ,,,,
| mony must be filed IN the once tochIp Gays De
| fore tho day Of hearing; the argumehts' II any
| within len DAYS after ing the testimony,
| nrjor,I also. that this nOliCc be published in
the SypTH,i Ian and the IHteiiiVencGr, Washing
ION. b O. and in the Republican, Springfield,
NJ Snrr week for three successive weeks; the
hTst Of said publications to be At least sixty days
reyious to tho day OF hearing. =, ,,,,,n
npl-wSw Acting Commissioner Of Patcnis,
THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE THAT the SUB.
| 4 scribeT has obtained from tho orphans Court
OF Washington county, in the District VI Columbia,
letters Of dmtnistrati9n, on the persnogat estats
Of WILLIAM klNsLEY, late VI Washihgl9h
city, District Of Columbia, deceased Al per.
sons having claims against the said deeeaSssS ats
| hereby warned to exhibit the same, WIN lhe
vouchers thereof, " the subseLibef gu " uv,YIs
| the nth day Of April next they may 9theIwises
| by law be excluded from all peneh's oi 'ne Aaia
| estate. 49,, -, =, ,n ,c.a
Given under my hand this nth day Of April, 1865,
| mark,
wituess-JAs R. o'BEIRNk. sls'MSw
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TAKEs SUDDENLY ILL.-Atabout II o'clock
yesterday forenoon, Mr.. VIM. Dixon, late tax
collector, very suddenly becane.ill, at the city
post office. He was taken tito the room OF
the city postmaster and laid town, when Mr..
Bowen, DR.. Lippencott and others, applied
restoratives until he was sufficiently revived
cred from = severe illness ony few;ldays
since,
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DIX. NON-kUNIS'S
ANTI-IN EIsRIANT
Nervous Prophylactic Extract,
We take pleasure to inform the people Of Wash.
ingtou and vicinity that Doctor Won kuTT = rem
cdy has been fairly tried by Responsible PRrtlss 81
this city, and pronounced IL Great Success for ali
NERVOUS MALADlES, produced either by over
indulgence ~ liquor, or by any other physical in
huenCes. Women aud Children have taken 1t with
the best OF results References to high standing
gentlemen Of this city can lie given, who have OK
perncntcd aud tested its hCnchCial effects
For sale by all druggists. aud at Nc. 10 lutclll-
genccr Building. -. .-,,,, -
apls.2m Washington, pc
PROPOSALS FOR CORN.
OFFICE CHIEF QrARTEEMAsrER,l
DgPARTAESr OF,DARUrA, 7
ST. PACL, MIN, April =, ISIS.
Proposals. are invited to May u, at y IN, 10 sup
ply one Hundred and Twelve Thousand lbs
lll?,eol OF shellcd INDIAN CORN. In sacks, a!
fori Dakota, D. T.
All the usual conditions OF Government propO-
sails for supplies and contracts. based thcTeon,w!l
be imposed In this case.
Proposals to be addressed 10 the undersigned, At
Saint Paul, Minnesota. 80, ,,,r
Deputy Qunrtcrmastcr General,
Bvt. Brig Gen U. ; A,
apl7.Gt Chief q, NJ, Dept UI Dakota.
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In CuANpERs-Bcfore Judg. Fiiher.-Gage h
Whitley, Improvement in harvcsters. Ap.
peal from Patent once. Argument heard and
case reserved.
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GENTLEMEN who desire their garments made
to order will consult their own interest by
consulting George c. Henning, No. 5il Seventh
street
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Observation-Disclosures the registration
closed In the Third ward for the present. The
work for the three days foots up a. follows:
Mon. Tues. Wed. Total.
white.............. $50 Oh 1855 l,sss
onl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05
Memphis ana Her Railroads.

MEMPHIS, December !. 1858.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
In your paper OF to-day 1 End an sr-
ticle in relation to 8 proposition By the
Southern Railroad A~sscei3tion TO
build e railroad from Memphis 70 Padu-
cab, Of which the following - en extract 4:
alt may be that the Mississippi River
Railroad Company. which controls the
chartered line from Memphis oPsdueah,
have sgresd to sell ont their fraEchise,
their surveys and tDeiE right to State aid,
TO the " Southern Railroad Association
but If so, that fact ought 10 be known,
for without such transfer it Is clear that
neither the said Association, - nor any
other, 3 supeToeds the company SO
long in advance in occupying that field.
Wiil the President of that road, Mr.. A.
s. Mitchell, OF Memphis. tell the public
what is the preaPnt status Of bis enter
prise; what are mis- p~TUsgects Of building
IL: what means 1t will take what his
estimate Of the value of rae line, and
Whist arrangements the Southern Rzil-
road Association /" have made with his
company to obtain it's franchise in case
they succeed in p~erfecting their little ne
gotistiOns with the city3"
IN answer 70 the last one Of your guesA
tions / will reply at oncs that know
nothing whatever OF the PBouthern
Railroad Association The Railroad
Cumpsny owning and controlling the
cbsrter for = rgilrosd between Memphis
and Troy Station, where the connection
Is nisds with the PaGncSh road, known
as the Mississippi River Railroad, Of
SStch Company I have the honor to be
President, are processing under most
fayorabss auspices with their enterprise,
and expsct 5000 to put a part OF their
rosd under contract, and most certainly
to build IL. Neither tie "SoathegD
Railroad Association nor any other
Association have any control over, or
any rights or interests in this line OF
road, nor have they eve tried TO acquire
any.
The other questions you ask in regard
to the present statue and probable cost Of
the Memphis and Paducah Railroad,
what means we rely On for its constIue-
ton, and what will be the value OF the
road to Memphis when built, involve a
statement OF details which 1 cannot make
up for you to-day, bat which l will SUE
nit through your columns In q dag or
two. Respectfully.
A.. MITCHELL.
n-aEH ANaGHEaFnn. LH-ar u .
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

We are indebted to Gen. A. N, West,
President Of the Mississippi Central Rail.
rosd Company, fer g copy OF his speech
delivered before the stockholders OF that
road, at Water Valley, Miss, on the sub.
Ject of their proposed lease of this road.
We may, II occasion offers, make ex-
tracts.
By the courtesy OF A. 6. Livermore,
Esq, OF the Mississippi and Tennessee
ItAllrosd, We are In possession of s copy
OF the Twelfth Annual Report of the
President and Directors Of the Missis-
slppi and Tennessee Railroad Company
We will, SIS the consideration of the
project OF the Southern Railroad Asso-
citation progresses, make use OF the
tscts and figures 1t affords adverse "a we
believe TO that enterprise.
The ESinteT's Circular. for November.
reached Us by mail yesterday, as hand
scmely printed as ever, and containing
as rich variety and as much spice Tor
members Of the craft ss ever. Nj. Mem
ami has succeeded admirably in sup
plying a oesiderata for the craft that
might have had existence twenty years
ago to the benefit and profit Of the
printers OF the United States. We ST.
ways have q warm welcome for the Cir
culdF.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

Mr.. Roach, from the Committee on
Elections, msds 8 report in the contested
election case Of Roddy (Rep.) VS. Clark
Dem from Jackson county. The re-
port OF the Committee Is to the effeo,
Saat CLARK has the certificate of the
~uaissfoner CT Registration, showing
CC reeeiEsd the majority OF votes
ths Int ,r--t Roddy contests by show.
osst n four S@'siTicts the election Tas
ing ma. at IN th>se four Clark got
Ios 80 and lPoddy only Is votes,
E6onid tbese be tn.own out, Roddy
wouId hsve g majority 0, 80 votes put,
"a il is, Clark has 8 majority OF 4V Fotss'
The Committee merely csils the alySH
ton OF the House to these facts and
makes no recommendation.
By Dir. Hamilton, OF Shelby Bill
ohartsring the Memphis public schools
and creating q Board of Education for
lbat city. Passed frs. reading aud re-
ferred to Com mittee on Education and
Public Schools.
By Mr. Wines: A bill to provide for
paying the employees OF the Memphis,
Clsrksville and Louisville Railroad, since
It has been IN the hands OF the State, by
issuing bonds and warrants upon the
Comptroller. Passed first reading aud
referred to the Committee on Finance
and Ways and Meaps.
BY Mr.. Hamilton, OF Shelby Bill to
amead the revenue laws of the State by
exempting drays from tax. Passed and
referred 10 Committee on Finance and
Ways and Means.
House resolution to adjourn on the 2lsl
instant to the first Monday In January
was rejected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

INTERNAL REvENUE.-The late act Of
Congress providing that the absence Of
proper stamps on any package Of manu-
fectured tobacco or snuff, or on any box
OF eigsrs sod OF offered for sale, o kept
for sale. sections twenty and ninety is
declared 10 be Dotics TO all persons that
the tax has not beer paid thereon, and to
be primo Jdcis evidence Of the non pay
msnt thereof, and such tobacco, sDun and
cigars msy be forfeited takes effect on
the ist OF December.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

CARD OF TuANKs.-The officers and
meubers Of No = Engine Company re-
turn thanks 20 Dr.. +. W. GsTkey for his
H,rd donation Of twenty-five dollars TO
azr Engine Company, for throwing the
frs. water on the fire which occurred on
the eosner 81 Union and Main strsets on
Thursday night. We wish the Doctor
The ~urqnRli6ed success through life that
his liberal ard generous conduct deserves.
OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF S0-2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

IAbERSACLE FAIR.-A spirited and
social entertainment wss enjoyed by s
select though not large assembly. AZ h
Tabernacle last night. The contest for
the cane 10 the most public spirited man.
and the silver service to the most popu-
lar Judge, was highly exciting, and al
the request Of parties interested, the de-
elsion wss postponed until tonight. The
Far VIII positively close tonight, when
some OF the aneet cakes to be seen in the
city viii be sold for what they will bring.
dne supper will be served. Admission
free,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

7ToYs, CONFECTIONERY, ETC.-Messrs.
Podests& CszRssB, corner OF North Court
and Main street, have on hand a very
large and cbolce stock OF Fruits and Con-
fectionery, OF the finest and most desirs-
Ole qualities. They have, also, on hand,
and are receiving daily, a full assortment
Of everything 10 the line of holiday toys,
sind especially fireworks, which they
viii open to the public, ard offer for
-Sle, on the lst proxImO. lows Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

TIE --LATEST FASHIONS Our young
usu gho desire 70 bs gp with the times
snd tins fashions should call on Mccoy,
he merohsnt taller, IS Second street,
and exsniUe ois elegant assortment OF
cloths, csssimeres, vestiugs and ~overeost
mstensl. McGeoy's is tue hsnasomest
stock 10 town, aud he is prepared 70
make perfect Its il every style Of gsr-
Yssnt. We sdvi=e u readers to call
snS see ftm withest delay and make
theig seiectiocs, u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05
WATCHES FOR THE MILLION.

THE Orolde Sold Watch Company manufsc-
I ture on strictly scientific principles tSiyts,
ncish and color IS corGs gold 9 fac S;aaits OF me
msst rare sud costly description o. God
Wdlchss.
Teey arc manufactured VITA Hunftrg Cases
(is5iss' and gentismsn'Eh. have superb swiss
movcmsnts; JesSled sHgifse- tSrsSd, with conf
peDSatton spiral spring.
RE{lSuqd Corduct7TS, En9ftee-= SpTesrtST-
the most exactng Of our cu5toDessnavs
thoroughly demonstrates The strsnstn dcrs-
hiuty, accuracy sHd nti ity OF the Jce szaEe
TalhGzn Watches, and pTonouncs them inVa-
liable as reliable tince-keepaTE
ZINE swiss Movements, Sl0 Hutens A7Rertc1a
re siaefss Ea1h0fn Watches. Iall tsweled, SAs
RrononseksT Balance, So eaob. Elaoorstely en-
g-aved With new and novel designs. Each
Waseh Ii warranted b. special certificate rom
the Oroide Gold Watch Company.
Alss, magnificent Oroide Goid Chains -, 50
and ~ eaSh- Sent everywhere, 10 be paid for
On delivery
oar customers are supplied free with The
PICK pocket Detective and Watch Guard also
mailed separately o. receipt Of 50 cents The
Genuine Oroids Gold Marehe~ can MY be obs
tanned by ordering directly nom uk
JAMES I. HOEROE a o
importers and Manufacturers,
nsTesm ie Broadway, New York
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

. LAAa
success.
THE LABsh- Rbo worked on the
HIRE-The men End Louisville
Memphis, Clarksvih. re State owes
Railroad, and TO whom >qW that the
money, will be rijCiced to kL ~. Er.
Legislature is not forgetting the. the
Wines, on Wednesday, INTRODUCES
following bill into the House, which pro
vides for the payment of these men. II
is likely to pass:
An act 20 settle up with and pay on the la
boreTs empsoyed ~ the Receivers Of the
Memphis ClRlksvills and Louisville SaigrCRd
since the same has bean IN the hands OF the
EtSte.
SECTION !. Be e enacted 6y the Gene
raj Assembly Of the State Il Tennessee,
That all bona fde debts created by the
Receivers OF The Memphis, Clarksyille
and Louisville Railroad sincn the same
hiss been in the hands OF the State, shall
be paid IN the following manner, viz
For each Of the amounts of one thousand
dollars or over the State shall issue 70
said creditor the coupon bon IDS OF the
State, and for all debts Less than II
thousand dollars, by the Coms'irciler's
warrant on the Treasurer for the amount
Of eaeh claim audited, as provide d for IN
the following section.
Sec. 2. Be II Jes1AeY enacted, That the
Governor she'll appoint a commissioner
TO sUcit said claims, sDd Report TO the
Comptroller, who shall be allowed eight
dollars per day out Of the tres; Jury fer mis-
trouble.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05
g WIRE WALKING FEAT TIL

z WIRE WALKING FEAT HIS
GREA- ~-Prof Bond, The great wire
AFTERHOO- ~ppesF 10 public a. three
walker, viii a. ~ooD, snd give 3 grand
o'c och this Sftef. <ige rope Suspended
exhibition on q ali beidsng st the
between the four st~TY -Lya ss-ssts
corner CT Main and RAS0M ar,~I feArs
This free exhibition Of " - certain 10
on a slsDder wire IN MID sir II Fpec-
attract 3D. immense attendance Les-
tatoTs. The Professor and Mile. L
tine sppesr sc the Varieties theater
the evening.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

iSQUIRE NILLARD yesterday sent one
Alrxanusr Smith up In default OF $1,000
T. answer at the lex term of the CrImI-
nsl court, for s0tering the st0re CT Tony
L0Dginstti and r0bb.ng it OF four revolt
Vers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

Col. c. West6Pook, Of the Brownsville
Bee, Is In the city, stopping ct the Gem
mereisl. We also notice the nam Of
Col. James S0Eal, Of Lsuderdale county,
Tenn; w. J. PETIT, Esq, Capt. u. NJ.
Alden, Of Cairo, H.; Capt. J. c. Wool
FORK. Miss @. s. Merriwether. Miss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

Public Speakers and Singers will A1d
BROWNS B~RpSCHrA1 TRocHE Is y beneficial In
cl5aTing The voice before speaking or singing.
and relieving the threat after auy unusual sT-
eytloa OF tbs vocal organs, having q peculiar
adoption 10 affections which disturb the organs
OF speeehS For Coughs snd Colds the TRocHEs
arc e6ectual.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

MAsONIO-At al eleotlon for officers
Of Leila scott Lodge, No. 2S9, fer the
ensuing yesr, ths officers elected were :
z w. Mitchell, ". 81; Il. Cowper-
thwRit, 5. w; II. p. Woodland, J. W;
Il. H. Higbee, Treasurer s. Sturm,
RceretRrv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

FINE TOBACCo.-S. SteInberg, No. 200
Front street, keeps 8 full supply OF tobsc-
co, both smoking aud chewing. Call and
get 3 box Of the Grand DNcAesse snrOk-
ing tobacco. Nv.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

WASTED.-Oae of the best knownTaEC
oldest dry goods clerks Ia Memphis wish
es 8 situation in some prominent house.
Address T., APPEAL Office. 81.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

The THEATER. The White E1u7
sgEin drew a crowded house last night.
At the New Memphis, and, on the whole,
s more s~pprecistive sudience than have
yet assembled 70 witness the gorgeous
and beautiful spectacle, For The first
time since the pls was put on the boards,
was q scene encoTed, or was there apps-
rently any enthusiasm excited by the
dances. Last night the applause OF
Miles Sanda and DIAM, was quite fre.
quent and hearty. Mile Laura ives also
frequently s~pplsuded, and she richly
merits it, for a more graceful 1gsTe. or a
more accomplished dTttste it would be
hard to fnd. The acting of all parties,
ladies and gentlemen, Gs also the stage
management (mechanicsl ~efFeetsl i'm.
proves every night. Miss Viola Plum
kett as the " Princess Dssireen il per-
feet, and Miss Nellie Taylor as Queen
Jonquil" exactly "fiIls the bill.D Hr
White SIS "Mesrous" is excellent. his
whole bearing being that of the devoted
follower and fearless servant. Tonight
the piece will be repeated, and, of course.
the hou1e will b. crowded.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05
P0wHATAS RoBIFs0E. WILLIAM 8. NOOK
EoEINSoN & .
Civil Engineers and Surveyors,
OFFICE With
ROYSTER, TRKZEVANT& co.
$50 Main street. Memphis, Tenn.

VIZ DIRK Intrusted TO q. attended to prernp5ly.
w VIII furnish Information OF the value
and location OF lands. On order, surveyors
supplied with instruments and materials OF
the best manufacture.
Refer TO MI. Wicks. President NJ. and C.R
+: Col r. White, President Il. ami 7. r.
A. s. L~ivermore, James /. Aeiss, Coz. Mia
NerriW ether, Co. W.R Hunt, Bronson Ba
liss. EFq., LOgWocd Z Reyton, Esqs, G.
Fouts. E o. Orgill Bros. < 20, Gslbreat
Stewart & Co. ds2sG
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

THERE Is nothing that pays like sd-
vertising-it is the only road 10 success
AID yet there is no element of success
that Is so little used.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

Jos LOCKS, 1854 Main strest, has all
the latest mOnthlies, veekiies and dsiiies
from every where. New Orleans Picay
uae, Times and Price Current on hIe. If
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

MoNsARRAT, LANIER & Co. sell at suc-
ton, this morning several desirable hsr-
mess horses. on Court street, near the
Memphis and Charleston depot.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

AN UNNATURAL CONDITIONAL MN
D1scARDs a. Bliss. D. Edwards.
that prince OF pRuderers 20 the public
taste on the corner Of South Court and
Second streets, has put ST. other oyster
sellers In the back ground, by selling
oysters that were formerly sold here az
one dollar and twenty-five censs by
Bliss, at se~veDty-ivs cents per car. He
also Keeps on hand everything in The
way OF game, hsh, fowls and Vegetables
That the taste OF the epicufe can demand.
Call on him when you wish 10 tickle the
palate and save the pocket. Ris mof4o
IL quick sales and small profits. Don,t
forget thst two bears are 10 be steaked M
to-day st j. D. Edwards st twenty I've
cents per pound. %
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05
Condensed Proceedings OF We'd
Hesday, December ed.
NASHVILLE, December z, 1858.
henate.

The Senate met at 10 O'Clock sun q.
Speaker Senter in the chair and twenty
members present, when N motion OF
MIR. Lindsey, tneS Senate adjourned until
tomorrow morning al 10 O'Clock, for the
purpose CT permitting the use of the
Sensts Chamber by tbs Electoral College.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

NORFOLK 0YsTERs.-Old Virginia
oysr-rs in kegs and csns just reCEived
by Express a. Memphis Oyster Depot, IS
Jefferson, st 70 cents per can. &c
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

CARPETS AND FUREITURs-Just re-
ceived and for sale cheap by Ames,
Bestt!e & Co, Se5 Main street. If
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05
BRICKWORK

HfHOAAs CUBBIES san always be found 81
i IEI MAIN STREET, corner Washington.
nste LIE THOMAS CURGRg,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

CARPETS n FURNITURE-Just re-
csived and for ssle cheap by Ames,
Beattie q Co., 3fh Main street If
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

$50 Ladies' ClOsks, latest styles, and
elegantly trimmed, from Sc soto $S5, 81
Rice 4 Engel's. moves u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

80 Dozen good Mems Hats at 81, 1T
Rice q Engel's, 2S Main street.
nov28tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

The J. P. courts did not furnish but
q item yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

290 Mo- OvrTcoars, from 81 50 TO SIS.
AZ R!7- ( Engei's, 23 Main street..
BnV& II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

EMMETT SAVINGS INSTITUTION. Noe
Msdts n street, has for sale City, County,
and School Scrip, In amounts 20 suit tax
payers. Wv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

800 No. I SAtiDet suits, 81 50 per suit,
ct Rice & Engel's. nov3 Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

FoI SALE.-A good paying business.
Only q small cash capital required. Adj
dress ar. S. IT," this Office. 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

CARPETs AND FURSITURE-Just Te'
oeived and for sale cheap by Ames,
Besttie & Co., 3e6 Main street. II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

LADIES' All kinds Of Dress Goods,
lower than any place In the city, al Rice
& EnReiis. noS2S Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

THE w.aJber was dark and December
ish yesterday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

NEW arrival Of Lsdiesi FuTs at Fran
cisco & Virgins, S07 Main street. Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-05

PEABODY Hat! Peabody Hat Pes
body Hat Francisco & Wiggin, S07
Main street. 4t