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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-06

the bonltlcoDt influences Dt Yesterday :
grand, Glorious. patriotic. monumental
Victory. God smiles nnon and ble,ees
the Republic. Ckjcago Republican.
--.--.,.--. ----
Wbr was Nooh nsyer HUNGRY, RA.
cause ne always carried ms nam with
hIm.
GunDy saws that although f?rnros don't
lie, he was horribly deceived in bis wiis's
figure.
W, !, -
'''' = ','o :" iis'~i.,o "" ecu . H"''-
ST! nun ~" " eiat''r O"' 'oS5S %
e"t' ana 9he o'hef eats 700 lohS'
A debating society iai under consil-
'ra.i"n the fn9s.'on, as It wrong to
eneai " lH"yeL ha dtc'',.h arrived
~ WIS., No; bH' mp sS'o!e'
4 taacbar sa3 to \ It,Ia o,.r, - sobo,I.
aIfnnanr..tv yirj ,boulJ I'M vou I,c =
Good o,TI Won won.d f.rgiva he,
4oaI4n', vou. We, mnrno sbg re
s,jed, "if conlI,'t catch her
49,
on Ems s"yS -. "lfFf''' p''h
Rnt tho most iono,,sr, It ,ll i ,E,t i
ycnld nrova = GREAT helm ~ his w.fa'.
second husband. and mght he the means
of starting him in business.
~ amateur e"'''"."l, ie'a y ~
edi'or % 'i'o n'o"ceS'@' h"oe''tSt'' W."
has p"'S'"" TOT ro9"'"I GA ''' SOIL
"'ite' as 'o'''"s: o'' gH'07h o"'eh
'S os1" n''! ~ No. MUS ,,., IA '' 30 a
tho cucum be-s, then the chickens eat NJ
tho bugs, the neighbors' cats eat up Tie
chickens, and now | am in se.rch Of
something that will EFT up tie cats
o,Jp ...;.; c;.l -.
~ 80, i' c. IN, ' .;s, ,L'
- H. ,' Ill fonans ,,...;ao,.
As usual, she was shown off before our
esteemed friend. "What is papa e. said
the parent, in order to draw out the PRO
cocious reply. "Papa is q hun b e said
TIE juvenile Il declare" said old Bog
er. al never, in my life. saw so young a
child with so mature judgment.
,ol. ..ou od.o,ool i ,,,o;l.ahooI
:, hor ~ rrio o roonsstod liz nbn;r -
sing the HYMN commencing:
9TH, i the wav II,ng bay. so,ab
And incurred because found it not"
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ii newt egt' Fridav She would have been
- - ueN, t.,'"y -. -
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-06

D9TRAY EOTIcE.--Tahen up br .',a
] Il Subscriber or his premises in Fown -.
tang 10. one yoke nril.il,ng heavy. bril- 1.
oxen abort eight YEAR oil One has y vh.,,
erfip aero x his face. a white strip ON n ,.
L. AL small white spot "n his rigAt - =.
II . uwn.r Is r,zgve+s'el 20 prove ,,r,,--. :,
paw cI.ar - s.,I ake ,l,ein away.
J Il MEBGlNtE.
Cir . o. u. 1858.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-06
The Broad Caage Double Trsea
HEW YORK, B0ST0H,
AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES.

rTNTiIs Haiirav extends firm Errkirz :"
/ New York, 40 ril.s. BIifa!" ia f'~
York. 423 mils Salamanca TO New f"t-.
as miles. and il from
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1868-11-06
EDT'sE'z3,
Estray Notice.

Iaa,l Oak Grove, Oct. 81. 1868.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25


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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25
HOMICIDE.
killing Of James KenRey at BIC
Gees station.
The Deed Done I'm self Derense.

VIM. Hestou, q daifyman in the en-
ploy of Mr.. Bradford, of .MeGes's sta.
lion, on the Memphis and Charleston r
R., day before yesterday killed one James
Kenney, q fellow employee, under the
following circumstances:
Kenney, who isususlly 8 quiet, peace
able man, had been drinking oonsidera-
bly, during the morning on Monday, and
had grown quaFrelsome from the effects
of the liQaor. he had had some words
about noon with Hescon, who is repre-
scented as also being a very quiet, inof-
fenslve man, scarcely yet of age, and
coming into the yard where Heston was
milking a COW, recommended the quarrel
with him. Heston at first made NO reply
e the abuse which Kennsy hesped upon
him, but at lsst, provoked beyond en-
duraScs with his insulting remarks, re-
torted in 3 similar strain, and kenney,
swearing that lie would kill him, picked
up the strap part Of s gate hinge, and
made at him. Heston, Jumping off his
milk stool, picked up g bar of hickory,
used to fssten to q folding barn door,
struck Kenney on the temple, iDjuring
him SO severely that he died in a few
hours afterWard. Heston wa arrested
yesterday and brought before Squire
Willard, who committed him 10 Jail Tor
examination.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25
NEW DEAL.
Proposed Judicial Changes by
the Radicals.


Nothing is safe from Radical hands
Everything, from a spoon for Ben But
Ter To q judgeship for Waldran, is "theil
meat" Only let them see a "point - IL
sight, and they go for it. Nothing is toe
sacred for them. A judgeship on the
Supreme Bench Is no more to them than
the position OF door-keeper to q dog
fsneier's. The Legislature Is only q
grinding machine foT their follies and
wlckednesS and these they would
have that body turn out every
day. Just now in Nashville they have
rings OF ell sorts and for every pur-
pose that RadicslisEl can devise.
We heard from enc OF these yester
Dayton the Judiciary Ting-the ring
that is charged with ina promotion Of
the Judges OF the extra Radical section
Of Rsdicalism, and the removal of the
few VINO try to do what is right. Our
news is TO the effect that this Judiciary
ring" is moving heaven and earth in an
endeavor 10 remove Judge w. M. Smith
from the Chancery Court and elevate
Hunter to his place, and Jimmy
Gallagher to Hunters as Judge OF
the Criminal Court. Judge Lee, o.
the Law Court, is to be removed
TO make place for Wsldrsn, whose seat
~ TIE oSucn OF the municipal court Is 10
be filed by some one Of the accomplished
gang OF WaldrAn's friends upon whom
ais snow-white mantle ia fit to fall.
This is the latest development Of the
wicked purposes OF the Radicals of Menu
phis, who seem bent upon attaining such
complete supremacy 10 Judicial sffaIrs ss,
will enable them to accomplish any viii
IaiDy upon which they may determine
or chance give rise to. We hepe thahC
better councils will prevail with the Leg4
isisture, and that il any judicial reform
is attempted it will be of 8 character
that will insure for the people the ser }:
vices OF such gentlemen as before the warn
graced the bench and sustained the Dig
OF the COurts.
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THE GOUBTS.

MUNICIPAL CoURT-G Geo. ". Raldrdn,
Judge.-Judge Waldran being still sick
this Court Eas not in session yesterday
bus will be to-day. The following Is the
calendar Of eases for trial:
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FAIL AND WINTER GOODs
WHEATON NURSERY
Established in 1s4o.

A LARGE variety OF Ornamental Trees
N ~Shruboery, Evergreens anu the finest va
rieties or Fruit Trees; also. q full assortment Of
Hot House Plants and Flower and everything
usually found IN 9 first class Nursery, which 4
offer Tor sale at GREATLY REDUCED PRfs rs
The stock on hand having accumulated for
the last few years, 10 becomes necessary, on ac-
count OF 8 want OF room, to dispose Of the sur
plus, which 1 viii offer at greatly reduced
prices, and cheaper than any Nursery north OF
south OF this peint can possibly furnish them.
They are the selections OF the late Df.
Wheaton, whose long experience Is the best
guarantee Of their being not only what they
are represented TO be, but IS being peculiarly
adapted to the Southern climates market fer
which he devoted bis especial study.
In addition to the above l nave a very large
stock Of Hagnolias, which lean oner at greatly
r. dueed prices, and which viii be carefully
packed for transportation by an experienced
Ca alogues, with prices and any information
wanted. will be sent on epplica ion u
WADDY THOMPSON.
P. o. Box 10, Memphis, Tenn.
Terms cash OF city sccepIr ness. novs dA1tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

NJ. d. L. Stewart, E O., Is in Nash
vile, stopping at the st. Cloud.
We had the pleasure of q call yester-
day from Mr.. j. X. Wood of the arm o.
Buchanan & Co., Of Cincinnati.
We had the pleasure of meeting veg
terdsy our old friend Chas gtokely, ESQ,
Of Mobile, who Is on his way home after
an absence OF several weeks In the far
West. His friends in the beautiful Gulf
City will be glad tn welcome him back
again, improved in looks and health.
We had the pleasure of meeting yes
terdsy Mr.. A. L. Hay, editor and pro-
prietor OF the Shreveport (La.) Netos. a
real live newspaper, devoted to the best
interests OF the section 1t represents. Mr..
Hay went away yesterday afternoon,
leaving Mr.. Rogers, st No. 81 South
Court street, his agent for receiving sd
veFtisements and subscriptions 10 the
NeWs. Our friends who wish their bust.
ness to be known In the rich region of
country around Shreveport, cannot do
better than to call Ga MIR. Rogers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25
CAPT. AVENT.
The Particulars of the Late
Tragedy.

We are indebted TO yesterday even
inR's Ledger fOT the following psTticu
lars OF the shooting Of Capt. Benz
Avent:
Yesterday brought by telegram the
sad intelligence TO DR.. B. w. AveDl
that his son, Capt. Benz. Avent, had
been mortality wounded. He immedi-
ately started by train for the scene OF tue
| murder, which place is knovn as Hick
CRY Hollow, on the Mississippi Contra
RailrOsd, seven miles north of Grand
Junction, which town, with the sur
| rounding country, has been for a long
tine infested with 3 band Of horss thieves
and robbsTs, whose d~epredations are well
Known TO every one. Capt. Avent hs-
had q dry goods store at Hickory Hol-
low, where lie hss been living for
q short while with his beautiful birds,
married only g few months since
Ga night before lsst 8 negro came
20 the store about nine O'clock,
and stated that there were four armed
men 8 short distance down the road,
=S-auipg every one, snd wanted to know
OF him when be was going. On hearing
Of this, Capt. Avent and a small party,
who were in the store at the time, armed
themselves, and waited the coming OF the
robbers expecting they would he attacked
and the store robbed, but nothing rams
pirel during the night. The cit!Zans
next morning met to determine measures
for their safety, end II was conc!u0eH
thst s party OF mounted nsel shOulG 60
ia search Of the band OF horse thieves,
who were thought to be in the ~peighboT-
hood at the time. They had an idea that
REYNOLDS, g notorious desperate, who
mad been driven from b country
some time ago for theft, might have been
in tie party of the night before. The
mounted citizens il search OF the robbers
concluded to 90 by the cid home of this
man ReynoIds, and seei il he lad returned
10 the county. Ga riding up TO the gate
OF the yard, Capt. ATent, in front, hailed
and wanted TO know from Reynolds wife
whether her husband was at home. Sac
replied in the negative Capt. Avent,
not being satisfied, got down and started
toward tas house. Toe N shue the
door, but the Captain forced II open. On
his entering, a dcuols-o barrel shotgun
loaded with No. 3 shot, was discharged
at him, one entire load entering his fore
head, and the contents Of the other bar
rel ranging e little downward. he fell
to the floor MORALLY wounded. The
party Of citizens there demanded the
surrender Of Reynolds and he did sur
srS was taken back and placed
charge CT Three guards aud started
to the Bolivar jail. On ti1s road ths rob-
Der, with his guard, we're confronted by
3 party CT unknown hOrseInen and the
prisoner demanded; the guard resisted,
but was Overpowered, and nothing more
wss seen o. the rObbsr until his body was
'ound 10 q we'll near M~iddleburg, badly
,hot. Capt. ASent was removed to the
mouse OF q friend, wheTs dis demise is
ooked for hourly. he is q Ecet@ Young
usn and high-toned gentleman, anu
vas e brave, chivalric soldier, and will
cave 8 young wife, father, mother and a
lost OF friencs to mourn his loss.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

ST. PATRICK's FAIR.--TbeFe was 6
very good attendance at the Fair last
evening, Notwithstanding the uafsvora-
bic weather, GEd all present appeared to
enjoy themselves with much spirit. The
magnificent mirror to be voted to the
cheapest dry goods house in Memphis
was in the ball and is sD ornament that
any store might be proud Of. The prom
lnens candidates for securing it are:
Messrs. B. LOWeustein & Bro, Wells s.
Coll, Howell, Wood q Co., and J. II
LoeEenstine q Co. The fine GndeTta-
keris case attracted some attention, John
Walsh, Owen Smith, and Hoist & Co.
receiving votes from many Of their
friends. The besutifuls solid silver badge,
appropriately inscribed, for the most
efficient policeman, will doubtless cause
3 lively contest, presenting q splendid
opportunity for any person to show their
spprecistiOa Of the merits OF a worthy
officsT. The favOrite candidates las
night vera P. Msloney, j. Powell, 81.
Brandy, ?. K. Burke, and Kane Cusick.
The Fair Will be continued this evening,
& guRdrille band being engaged for the
enjoyment Of those who love to dance.
There should be 3 foil house to second
the efforts Of the ladies In thsi- worthy
enterprise.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

~x-g EkSUAB Labor SCHOOL
= 4 cViOIed "eioeTn ia
5tmuei Ao~sig s 1ip North ia July
-,a;usl.g, - 70 beus.f Of the above
aLd ats 49, pcB collections to the
1919 80 aOpg ths subscribers
I'll" $500 Ioso son, Senator Fowler,
Horace Greeley "a q 1say ward
Bsecher. Elder / oWsIy oesaehs 10
start u Oh 3 new tsiP IN lns lnleIest OF
the above instiuAiOH a az esTIy Gay.
He returns thsnks 70 tss Pfee enc Nse
public gen. rally for tie un'ioIm courtesy
with which he hiss betsn t~ecoiEeo, auu
the attention which tae ,h1Auu-l L-1DL
eehooI OF Ts1nessee has eN'eryH where
elfoEtad
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Executors safe.

Pamela COUNTY, MISSISSIPPI.
VTILL be sold at public oulcry. at Como.
w Miss, on THURSDAY, the 10th day OF De
cember next, that valuable pIantation OF $40
ceres, more or less, known SIS the SLovaiI Place.
adjoining Austin Pasley's, about two miies
from the railroad. Has the usual improve-
ments, and located on Senatobia creek rerrEs
will be made known on the day OF sale. Parties
desiring TO examine the place are referred to
Mrs. Austin Ess.sy i.~postetioe, Como.
THOS. p. SIOyALL, Executor
nov6 ids of Pleasant StoyaiI. deceaasd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

TO TEAcHERs.-The Teachers State
Association OF Tennessee will hold its
fourth annual Convention ia Memphis,
on "Wednesday and Thursday, December
seth and 5lst, 1868.
All friends Of education, Teachers and
County EPeTintendents Of Education, are
invited to attend and become members,
Railroads of the State viii return dele
gates free Of charge, provided that they
have paid full fare coming to Memphis.
Papers friendly 70 the cause of educs.
ton are requested to copy this notics.
N. @. WrLcox, Secretary,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

4 NEW CONTRACT l'oR POSTAGE
ETAMPS-Io June last, Postmaster Gen
ersl Randall advertised for proposals Tor
furnishing the Government win postage
stamps for. = term OF yssrs. Tine cam-
mittee O. experts appointed for the FuS-
pose decided ia favor Of the National
Bank Note Company, Of n. 7. city, and
on Saturday last the Postmaster General
awarded the contract to that company
for 8 term OF fouc years. The tWo-cenS
stsup represents 4 p6st-b0y on q horse
running at foil speed, illustrating the
fact that this stamp Is mostly used for
dispatch letters. On the thEee-csnt
stamp there is q finely engraved lOcomo-
tive. This is surrounded by lines Of
lightning, Indicating the speed with
which letters are carried on which
Stang IL used. The hve-cent
I'LL = has an excellent portrait OF
stamp -ton. The ten-cent stamp has
I micrOscopical copy OF the
an e3celeL Ne signing of the Declars-
PslhtI1g OF L Ndence, Bringing in ths
Joe OF 1huePs- ingtOn. The twelve
rotunca a. MEs. 'sed for foreign post
cent stamp mosllyL Nsteamer at sea.
The thirty-cent stamp b. . BurSovne.
psinting OF the surrender o. aNsfionsl
hanging ia the r0tGndG Of tn Ssties of
Capitol, One of the character. oon1-
the stamps manufactured by this ~.
many is that the ink used prevents a
sons washing and using the stamps :
second time. The fiber in the center OF
the stamp is broken completely, and
they adhere better, while the INK OF can
collation. sinks into Ehe paper. The en-
cravings on the stsszp s are rensfkeoie
copies Of bistaTical pic turesb and psaf the
test of 8 mi9oscopicel examination
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

THE /. o. s. M.-Pursuant to the call
in the morning papers OF the past few
days, we learn that a large meeting of
the old members Of the Sons Of Malta
convened last night at the rooms of Sam
Shock, Esq, 1.-THE Hall Of Cyrene Com
mandery being engaged and organized
SsOciety with similar obtsots to that So-
:. >ty, ienaritable altogstheT,) and COM
- ed Wsrk With fifty paid up mem
- HSsny a blessing gIll be sboEered
49,, =, ID this association during the
Coming w,h.ef ky the widows snd Or
phRns Of MenRnis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

A THANKSGIVING DINNER would be
inc0mpiet. and stale without a fish for
the second course. The Memphis Oyster
Depot, IS Jefferson street, receives to-
day = magnificent lot OF red fsb, red
snappers, sheephesd, and founders, fresh
from the waters OF the gulf. They offer
them for sale st moderate prices, snd We
hJ2e syeTy GO7tEtge1sT viii avail himself
luxury.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

CYRUs KIMBALL, g " burly Ethlopv Of
a hundred and eighty ia weight, oom-
planned that his spouse YVES Ia the coz
slant habit OF Eailoping him. He was
st last driven 10 the recourse of calling
upon Squire Griffith to protect him.
which the Squire did, and bad the OBJ
stFsperous A~frIcaR, Mrs. Candle, arrested.
She will be tried to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

THASEsGIyIEG DAY.-ACcordiog 70
custom, al the business Institutions Of
the civ viii be closed tomorrow, it BE-
ing q National Thanksgiving day snd le-
gal holiday. All notes sBd scceptsnces
falling due to-mCFroT, become dHs Q
payable by fsW to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

FIVE PER CENT. SAVED BY PAYING
TAXES THIS WEER.-City, school snd
p6Ece scr!D and county warrsntsin sGms
to suit tax pRyess, csn be obtained st the
lowest rates at the Memphis City Saw
Tags Bank, corner Of Jefferson and
Front strests. DoV23 lR
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

DISTURBING WoRsHIP.-Candis Jones
and Mary Armstrong wilfully and mali.
ciously disturbed the services ct the See-
end (coiored) Presbyterian Church on
Sunday last. They were arrested and
carried before Squire Griffith, who sent
them to the Criminal Court under $3.50
hondg. each,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25
MEMPHIS APPEAL
lAce--Eo. IS Jefferson street.


Hereafter Individual bills OF any Employee
OF this paper win not be allowed as an offset
against accounts due as. And no bin viii be
paid unless contracted by our authority.
AINSLlE. HEATING & 90.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

EHAEGE or TTsIE-Ehe evening train
on the Nashville and Chattanooga Rail-
rosd WDi hereafter leave Nashville at
half pase SIX instead Of six O'Clock. On
and sf5er MoEGsy, trains on the Nash
vile and Northwestern Railroad leave
Nashville al > s.ni. and $40 pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

ESCAPE OF A MURDRRER.-J. II
Stafford, charged with committing p
murder Ia Iowa some months since, ana
who was lately arrested here under a
rsquisidcn from the Governor of that
State, inside his escape from the officers
who had bin in charge, yesterday, Is
be was being conducted to jail. Fifteen
hundred dollars Is offered for his re-
cOysFV,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25
Dissolution.

THE arm of GRAVES, JONES d CO, having
IL sold their entire stock of Books, Machinery,
Is this day dissolved by mutual consent
The baziness OF the late hrm will be settled
by s. c. Rogers senior partner. Once No. -
6outh Court street, Memphis, Tenn.
November q, 1855. aov2S2T
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

Nor SETTLED YET.-The Banner of
Sundsy ssyg, salhor;tatlveiy, that -" Cen
erat" ". J. Smith has not yet got a GER
tiicste OF eRBion frona the Governor.
Let us devoutly hope that ne may not be
sbls 10 coGsummate this browning vii
iainy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

"THE SKIES they were sshen and
s~ooer" sIi curing the forenoon yester-
Hav. AID ab0pl 2 O'Clock il COM
msnced 70 drizz.s. We hope the weather
will fair CT sod give Us a coed day for
the races tC.uaoTrOT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

Are requested to report any irTegulsTisy In
the delivery OF the APPEAL at the Counting
room. Carriers viii be supplied with certLn-
Gates authorizing them TO collect weekly.
Ell. J. MARSFORD
Supt. Circulation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

SIX thousand dollRrs' worth Window
Shades and Wall Paper, at New York
prices, at 375 Main street.
nova IL !, GRTESHABER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

FAIR OF THE CENTRAL BAPTIST
CHURCH.-Tbe ladies OF the Central
J1spti=t Church regret 20 announce their
Disappointment in obtaining the Hotel
in time for the festival. The gas and
heaters VIII not be in readiness, and
having already postponsdit so long, they
are determined 10 have It, commencing
this evening, at the Tabernacle, Court
street. The house will &c made psrfectly
comfortshia, and every effort will be
made 70 make il more agreeable to those
who are 50 kindly aiding them in their
noble enterprise. The fsstivei viii close
with q fancy dress promenade st the Ho-
tel, corner OF Monroe and Main streets.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

WALL Paper and Window Shades, to
be closes ont positively before January /,
at 375 Main street.
nova n }. GRIEsHABER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

ST. PETERS ORPHANS FAIR viii
take place the week before Christmas.
More snon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

THERE Will be Appropriate services at
tnS First Presbyterian Church, corner
Th5rG snd Poplar streets, on Thanks
giving D.p," the % b, At IL o'clock R.m.
RaN- E q BnEman, Pastor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

Or. CLOPTOE.-This gentleman, SO ef-
acIent ana successful 10 the cure OF Files
and fstulR, has had under treatment
many Of cHr best people, ana ia avery in
etapce TherS his tI6stment hiss been fol-
lowed, has effected 8 cure. This is his
Nt day in Memphis. Those, therefore,
= Ohgve not ayRiled Themselves of his
'zb"uld call Immediately and consult
So Yesterday he vas called upon by
HI " his former patients, who mi OF
Icy M9de OF Their hearts thanked him
ue sIat ia he had Effected and wished
tI WQs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

TIE WEEKLY APPEAL is ready for
delivery, neatly done up in wrappers for
mailing, at the counting room Of the
Dsiiy APPEAL, no. l3 Jefferson street,
this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

+. ROBERT BONNER, for several yesIs,
invested ths profIs Of each preceding
yesr in advertising. See where he is
aOW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

BAEKEUPTs discharged November q,
1855; sthaniel Low, jr., Alexander c.
Low, w. NJ. Hsrndon, VIM. B. Booker.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

THE J P. COURTS were sgain totally
devoid Of Items yesterday, while the
atstionh0usss we're scarcely Of more in
tsrsst. What has come over the town?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-25

RECEIVERS seIe OF furniture this
morning e. ten o'clock by A. E. Frank
land, at SS5 Main street, rain or shine.