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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-03


SOMETHING NIcE.-Wc have been furnished.
by Mr.. Joseph Walker, with specimen
brick" of the elegant work which, for the last
two years, he has been daily turning out from
his establishment, at No. 3Broad-strcct, tor the
admiration Of the public and to the onvy OF
all his brother typos.
1t is an elegant little pamphlet OF forty pages
printed for John S. Farley g. Co., our neigh
bors on Hayne-street, and for exquisite execu-
ton, tasteful arrangement, and effective pre-
sentability," it is byou in its way. The
pamphlet recitcs, first, what business man
can do better in Charleston than anywhere
olse; ard, next, gives catalogue OF all the
articles in the calendar of dry, wet and fancy
goods, with alternate pages OF blank paper
whose very surface tempts both pen aud pen-
cn We arc at o loss whether to compliment
Mr.. Walker for his success in this work OF art,
cr Messrs. Farley & Co. Tor so happily appro-
priating tho advertising thunder that belongs
to newspapers. Both are evidently 'masters
of the situation" and prepared to make fur
thor flank movements in their respective fields
Of operation.
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Fine Felt Hats, Boots and Shoes, Sdsinets, Sc.
BY JOHN Il. MiLNOR e. GO.
THIS DAY, 81 iirstant ct 10 o'clocg will be sold at
our Saesrcom, No. 1856 Meetng-street,
cases ASSORTED FELT HATS, regular sizes, d.
rect from Manufacturers and worthy the atten.
tenti,n of the trade
cases Mems Brogans, Boots, and Misses Balmo-
rails, shoes, liens Cloth Caps
l case Fancy Satlnets, Black Cashmaret Black Ssti.
nets, Black rab DEte, Table Diapers Linen
Towelling, &c.
Conditions cas! March 8
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IIlS md Downs in CitY Lite,

Ups and DOWNS in City Life.
Something for everybody 10 read. It describes
every charauter In city, Of high low standing in
society, and is sure to please every body that reads
it. It contains two hundred and fifty pages OF fine
print, and thirty beautiful life-lke cuts.
s12, 900 HAVE BEEN APPROPRIATED
to be given away to the subscribers as follows:
First p:1ze $500 in Greenbscks.
Second prize 400 in Greenbacks.
Third prize 800 In Greenbacks.
Fourth prize 200 in Greenbacks.
Fifth prize 100 in Greenbacks.
And 2l0 Prizes Of $50 each, all In GreennacKs.
To every number OF books Prize is enclosed IN
the book ind all books are put up In strong wrap
pers, 30 thty go safe through to the owners.
PRICE OF BooKs.-Oue book, 26 cents; t7e oooAs'
81; fifteen books $3.50; mailed to any address ree'
MONROE, ATKINS 4 CO.,
Publishers and Booksellers,
Nos Ill and 11S Broadway, New York.
Eobr,or,.13 2mo
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auftion SaIss.
Rope, sc., or Aeeountof AH Concerned
RY r.. & A. P. CALDWELL.

..,,->.->o->~.-~>>~~+e 49,
Rope, &c., or AeeOuntcf A1 Concerned
BY r. & A. P. CALDWELL.
THIS DAY. the Sd March, win PESO be sSld' before 0u
store at halfpast o'clocA'
II COILS EALE ROPE
bales Bags.
a s-eallon LIQUOR KEGS
"a 1o-gallor Liquor Kegs.
Conditions cash. March
Hams, Sizes, Shoulders, Strips, &c. ..,.,.
JEFFORDS & co.
VIII sell THIS DAY, In front of their new Stores,
Nos. II and IL Yendue Range, at sK O'Clock,
25 TUBS CHOICE ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER
800 choice Suglr-cured Hams
6bhds. @. r Sides
7hhds. choice Bright Shoulders
1000 lbs. ci oice Strips
2hhds. Smoked Cumberlands
3hhds. Smoked Bellies
20 0tubs Leaf Lard
80 bbls. Pork
20 bbls Potatoes
so packages Nackerel.
March s.
Dry Goeds, Clothing and Hats.
. BY JOHN G. MILNOR & co.
THIS DAY, Sd instant, at 10 o'clock, we will SELL
at our Auction sales Room, No. l36 Meeting
street,
CAsSIMEREs, Satnets. shepperd's Plaids. Shirt
ing, Stripes, Blue Denims, Apron Checks. Bleached
Shirting Hosiery L. @. Remmed Handkerchiefs.
ALSO, ALoT oF SHOP GOODS,
BhOADCLOTH COATS, Cashmere and Silk Vests
Suspenders, Hesd lieta, Super Felt Hats, Ladies'
Plush Hats.
AZ PRIT1TE SALE,
Bales FACIORY YARN. Assorted Numbers
Bales 81 and 7.3 Brown Shiring.
Conditions casf. March 8
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CRY IMpRovEMENTs-It is now well under
stood that our present Mayor will rigidly en-
force every ordinance on the books. Many Of
these lave been dead letters, and their resur-
rection from the dust of the past will cause
some ,1neasiness among the property owners.
The platforrn question settled, thesidewalks are
the next feature worthy Reconsideration. Many
of these are in dilapidated condition, caused by
the breaking Of the brick or stone pavcments
and the absence of curbs On tho limo OF the
burnt district the lots are, in nearly every i'll
stance. open to the street, and cattle stray on
the sidewalk unmolested, unless by some vigil
liant policeman. number of those lots are
either excavated or have ugly cellars near the
sidewalk, which form dangerous traps to Pc
destrians One of tho city ordinances states
that all lots must be enclosed by a fence; but
since the war this has not been enforced, and
the sidewalks have necessarily suffered. Mayor
Burns has visited every section Of the city, and
will net pass It's imperfections by. Curbs arc
to be laid, fences erected, sidewalks repaired
and q general improvement effected. Some
pockets ma; suffer, but tho city will reap the
advantage, and the public will be able to pre-
serve sheir shoe leather and their tempers.
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Estate Sale Of Handsome furniture, Piano,
Sterling tSilver and Plated Ware, Cut Glass,
French Dinner and Desert China, Carpets,
Mirroys,-Gas Fixtures, &c., &c.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

*.At the United States. Court.
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Auftioll Sales.

Hams, Shoulders, Smoking TObaccO, Cheese,
Candy, &C., &c.
r -.JREY & ALEXANDER,
THIS DAY Sd instant, will be sold before Store,
No. 1877 East Bay, ut 10 o'clock
HAMS
- shoulders
Bower, General siese, Pinoy-Wootia, Big Lick,
Toodles, &C., &c
- pounds Green Cheese
- boxes Candy Cocce, Mustard, Honey, Yeast.
kits Saimon, &C., &c
Counter Scales and Wcights.
AND
500 bags Extra Fine TABLE SALT.
Conditions cash. March
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Books, Stationfrg, Gte.
$500 for 25 Cents,

BY SUBSCRIBING FOR BEAUTIFULLY IL
Illustrated BOOK, something new and interest
ing entitled
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kin, 100 to 20, with plenty of takers.
Indeed, Joe Johnston's friends sought
bets, and when Larkin's hackers Jagged
they stirred them up with more sd yam
tageOus offers.
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:. Leouard's oh. T. Ontsrio-~--.-.........-... / J
Keene Richards and Kllgour's blk + Kitty
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The Priest Of The Blessed Virgin
Abjures Professionalism.
he Believes that Rome is the
Center of the Masters
Kingdom.
MFnprrs. Novemter BE-. Is8s.
To the Congregation OF 1.-THE Church OF the
Ble&ed Virgin"

november l., lOOos
To the Congregation OF 1.-The Church Of the
Ble@sd Virgin"
Beloged, IN Christ. Graphing, how
ever feebly, with the manifold errors OF
Rationalism, during the past year, / de-
ter Mined some months since, as you all
know, to throw myself, heart and soul,
into the effort now being made by the
Catholic party in the Church Of Eng
land. to unite that Church with the
Church Of Rome; but unwilling TO do
ANYTHING steGHhily. l preached and wrote
I too boldly for my Brethren, and declared
on the house-top what others admitted
in private. The Bishop sent his "inter-
diciion,u but was unable consistently to
Try me; meanwhile my studies and eff
forts convinced me, more and more, that
even If our clergy were ready for such q
union az that proposed, the People
would, for the most part, split on the
rock Of private Interpretation, SO that,
after all, our partial success would only
be a quasi Justification for future schisns,
whenever ambitious rHlers, ecclesiastical
| or civil, should grow restiYe under the
Cross ara therefore, after mas re delib-
/ ersiion. I'D, 7 humbly trust, by the Holy
goirit, I haze dsteFtHiDad to renounce
the Episcopal Church, aGd leave tee rest
10 AL0s 01Ihfh NAiC1O BhAN $3.50 ~
spirils who have hitherto sought the
Catholic truth under my poor ministra-
tons, now feel bound to abandon all fur
Their investigation in this behalf need
| scarcely cay, considering the awful strug-
giles my OWE soul has experienced, that
/ il is what most men would do, IT lie a
| fearful thing to meet the syerted glancss
OF those VINO once loved us, but far more
terrible it viii be, Beloved. to meet SO
| offended God and Saviour.
I have, therefore, deliberately Though
most unworthy Of it, assembled this cross,
| even while nay ffiendless wife snd chill
dren, like the Blessed Virgin and Saint
John, suffer around ii.
I believe the Ancient See Of Rome to
be tina center Of all jurisdiction in my
| Masters Kingdom, amt humbly yield to
convictions which all my worldly hopes
and interests would dispense.
Appealing 90 God, the Father, Son
end Holy Ghost, for the purity OF my
motives, I sm, as ever, your faithful ser
want in Christ Jesus. J. w. ROGERS,
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ACCIDENT ON TEE LOgIs-
WILLIE RAILROAD.
Son Of the Rev. Mr.. Neal, Of
Humboldt, KILLED.
No slemphians Injured.
ipscial to Memphis Appeal

Special TO Memphis Appeal
HUMBOLDT, November II The train
from Memphis to Louisville ran off the
track this morning, sixteen miles south
Of Brownsville, killing q little son OF
Rev. Mr. Neal of this place, wounding
his wife and several other persons, ia
none seriously. 1, as well IS other Mem
phians on board, escaped without injury.
DIR. Rogers of our city rendered great ser
vice to the wounded. The accident was
caused by g broken rail. The engine
and two coaches ran over uniDjured, but
the third coach, containing most OF the
was wrenched from the track
and overturned. In this condition the
car wss dragged so or 100 yards before
the coupling gave way. None OF the
officers to blame, and Conductor Jones
at his post and did al he could for
the suffering.
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WITCHES FOR The NILLION.

THE Oroide Gold Wafan COMPANY manu1ac
Z E1re on sf1lotly scientific principles style,
finish and e3lor IS cara gold fac sfAafks Of tho
NEST rare and cO=tiy description Of Gold
bWches.
They are manufactured with Euntfng Cases
GadieS and gentlsmers). have superb Swiss
-mOYensntS;5 srrsieC sTgine-tEr1te0, win con-
peDssieon spiral spring.
Railroad Conductors, Engineers. EepTeSsBes-
the most e~xscting Of orr custoHeTE-have
thoroughly demonstrated Ina strength, durs-
hflity. accuracy ard ut ftyOf the J0c-szsils
Walkh1ns Wdfcaes, and pronounce them tnEsl-
liable as reliable time-keepefs.
Pine Swiss Movements, Sl5 Fo8est 4ineTic15a
fac si1ale FdIhaan WcSches. fun 1eweled, SDs
Chron08asteT Balance, SIS each. EeboTately en-
graved with new and novel designs Each
Wafca IS warranted 0y special certificate nom
ths C-oide Gold Wateh Company.
Alss. magnificent Oroioe Gold Chafns S. &c
and s. esch. sent everywhere, . Ee paid Tor
on delivery.
Our customers ere supplied free with the
PicEpocket Detective and Watch GuaId /. a 50.
mailed separately on receipt OF SO cents. me
Genuine Oroide colo Watches can only be OBJ
tanned by ordering directly from rs.
JAMES 7. MONROE a o
Importers and Manufacturers.
nov82m 1856 Broadway New York.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-13

SUNDAY SCHOOL ExHIBITIoN.-The
Sabbath School OF the Central Methodist
Church will give an exhibition and con-
cert at the Greenlaw Hall on Friday
night. Several of our musical amateurs
and professionals have volunteered their
assistance for the occasion and among
them is that pet Of musie-loving Mem
phis-Miss Norsh Bradford. The pro-
ceeds OF the entertainment are TO be
devoted to the new church which Is now
being erected on Union street. Tickets
for sale at the bookstores-pTice 81 (;
children half price.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-13

This wasfOr the Bankers Purse Of $500,
mile heats, free for sll, with the follow
ing entries
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THETHEATER.-The attendance atthe
New Memphis last night about paid eX-
usnssq. no mere. The Dill embraced
HflEy White and The Irish Lion. OF
the .fteautifOl domestic drama" IS
NYgy White is entitled on the bills,
0least said soonest mendeG." From fret
70 Last IL is g failure, scarcely relieved by
fbe ~DeculisT humor OF Mr. Couidock and
ard the best efforts OF Mr.. McWade to
Cosre the most Of 3 poor part. II is ut
faTIv wanting In piot, and does not ad-
milf az g single sltustiO1 Of interest
either 10 aetors or audience. EFs. Cline
and Mre. Nellie 9svlor were equal 70 the
character assigned thon Z maae the
most Of them. As effoTdinS an opportu-
nity for q display OF q few OF the pecq-
lar characteristics Of Mr.. Couidocs;
Mix, White - O SUCCESS. Otherwise 1t
Is 5 failure, without 3 beauty OF point
to rei;ave the almost tedium Of its in
sin;dffv. There wili be abundant OIpor
tnoitv afforded u bon ton tonight to
criticise M1Ey White, which, we suggest,
ehooId be kept q standing dish for those
~ will insist on Friday as the fashion,
o6Ie night. 1t would, betterth anything
fbe mansger can offer, serve the purpose
- suporessing the absurd prectice, and
1revs1t the aggregation OF fashiOnsbls
5strcnRge on M night, compelling its
Gisfribufion during the week, when the
roansespaent usually presents aB attract
- Dr9r-ammes sc those OF the benefit
Lift The bill tonight embraces be-
M the Milky White, the more attractive
TTacle Phus Birthdoyi in which Mr..
ConIdock will appear as Uncle Phil"
we hone a full house VIII greet ths bene-
fciRrys 4.
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COPARTHERSHlP NOTICE.
IHYE have this day associated with US, as q
w Partner in tha Cotton Business,
r. G. ESQ.s

LATE "a Nav YORI

Mr.. Horehead viii devote his especial at
tention TO the direction OF c-onsignmsnts
TO our friends in all the principal Cot
ton Narts mentioned below. Our ar
rangements being per seotsd we are prepared
at all times with CURRENCY to make Liberal
Cash Advances on Cotton shipments TO ouT
friends in New Orleans, Baltimore, Boston
Philsdslphls, and to the well known house Of
Duncan, Sherman & Co., New Yerk, and to
their correspondents:-
Barring BROS & Co, Liverpool
j. BERENBERG, GoSSlER & CO., = Hdyn6uTo
WIDDM j. LANSfS SOS d CO, : Bremen
KOCH LANTEREN q o., : Frankfort O. II
WM. RElIN d CO, HopTe
FRENs NOTFEBOHM Anstcerp
novl2 Iw N. CoRoNNA g. CO.
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WHEATON NURSERY
Established in 1910.


A LARGE variety of Ornamental Trees
n Shrubbery, EvergIeens and the finest va
riettes OF Fruit Trees; also, q full assortment OF
Hot HOUSE Plants and Flower, and everything
usually found in \ first class Nursery, which
offer for sale at REDUCED PRICES.
The stock on hand having mula for
the last few years, 1t becomes necessary, on ae-
count OF a want or room, to dispose of the snr-
plus. which ! will offer at greatly reduced
prices, and cheaper than any Nursery north or
south of this pSlnt can possibly furnish them.
They are the Feiections of the late DR..
Wheaton, Whose long experience is the best
guarantee Of their being not only what they
are represented 10 be, bat as being peculiarly
adapted to the Southern climate-a market for
which he devoted his especial study.
In addition to the above, l have a very large
stock of ARgnoEaS, which 1 can offer at greatly
reduced prices, and which will be carefully
packed for transportation by an experienced
gardener.
Catalogues, with prices and any Information
wanted, viii be sent on application 70
WADDY THOMPSON,
p. o. Box lQ, Memphis, Tenn
Terms cash or CITY aceeptances. nova dAvtf
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GAY.-The Grecisn bend level at
Tackled the ladies as seriously as the Al
pine hat hiss taken hold Of the male pOr-
ton of our community. Eugene Leidy,
OF the Memphis HatC Company, has spread
this disease throughout the city, and has
done it 50 efectUsIiy that, Ike the small
pox, there is hardly enough to go around.
He receives them daily, however, by
express. y
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-13

NEW YORK, October Is, 1857.
Dear Sir: IL is with much pleasure
that I cay to you that / consider the
Plantation BitteFs of untold value. II
the fall Of 1867 ] was taken with chills
and fever, with the most sever pains 10
nv chest snd head. IL was with great
difficulty that could breathe. Ny lungs
were greatly distressed, and there was
s-vere pain in my T3ghtside, by spells. /
couI,' hardly get up ffon my bed. /
called q Doctor, who attended me all
winter without the least benefit. About
tbe first of Angus l commenced using
veur Plantation BItters-a vine gisss
full three times 5 day-eh2 nave used II
most Of the time since, and / an POW
well and strong, sbie TO 30 all Ray Gym
work, and the care Of a large family.
Yours. etc, SUSAN WILSON.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-SUpeTiOT 70 the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
81 half the price. 5td&E
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-13

"BOoK Under this head
we wrote a paragraph q day or two ago,
which hurt the feelings Of a valued lady
contributor, who took the whole of it as
meant for her-which it was not. She
ought not, however, to be offended, even
though her contribution had called forth
the paragraph. She hsd violated one of
the first rules governing newspaper cor
resPondenee, in not having sent her
name with her contribution. We had,
consequently, no means of knowing
whence il came.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-13

MEssRs. n. CoRoNNA & Co. announce
in another column that they have asso-
ciated with them in business f. G.. More
head, Esq, late Of New York, who will
give his undivided attention TO the sale
of cotton consigned TO their house. Mr..
Morehesd ia a gentleman OF great expert
enc In that line, and his services are q
great acquisition to the house Of Messrs.
Corona & Co,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-13

SOUTHERN HOTEL-Oa account Of the
large country patronage from DeSoto,
Psnols, Marshall and T~allshstehie
counties, planters and their friends, also
travellers by railroads and STEAMBOATS,,
We cannot take city bosrders until fur
ther notice. We thank the numerous
guests Of the hotel for their liberal pa
G0nsge. Rates reduced from 50 80 TO
81 80 per day. I5tl ]. s. SMITH q Co.
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ATTENTION TAX PAYERs.-City, school
and police scrip and county warrants in
sums 70 suit tax payers, can be obtained
at the lowest rstes at the Memphis City
Savings Bank, corner OF Jefferson aud
Front streets. Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-13

CORONER's INQUEsT.-CoTOner Samel-
s0n yesterday held an inquest on the
body Of Wm. Wesley Hoist, the negro
who was shot by officer Davis day be-
fore yesterday. The jury returned a
verdict according to the facts IS we have
given them, and entirely generating
Davis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-13

WE WOULD call the attention Of capt.
tslis.s and Others &C the Chsucery sale Of
the valuable property Of Jane @. Adams,
which is sold "a satisfy S suit Of Dan'l
Adams and others. Hhe property is 8
certain lot Of ground on Court street,
near the corner OF East alley. The terms
are oBe-ff:h cesh the balance on 3
credit OF six. twelve. eighteen and
twenty-four months. This Is a most de-
sirsble investment, sud we advise all
who have the money to invest TO attend
the sale. -
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POOLS,

At the pool-ssliing last night for tos
days races, WolfoTd wss first choice,
Gilroy second, Little Mack third. The
i~Cdicstions are now that to-day will be
tie no=t exciting days sport Of the fall
meeting. May the best horse win
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-13

DoS'T forget 10 attend the concert and
exhibition sc tie GTsenlsw Club Hall
tonight. The progvsume for the even
ing promises an Interesting variety Of
recitstioEs, together with seYeTal choice
pieces Of music, vGcsl and instrumental,
BY Miss Nora Bradford, Mrs. Brummeh,
and others. The exercises Will be inter
saersed With EoDgs by the children Of
the Central Methodist Sunday School,
bv whom The concert is given, for the
benefit u the new church building De-
iDg erected on Uri0z street. Admission
81 Children ff.y cents. Tickets 81 the
hook stOres o. at the door.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-13

THE grand ball Of the Congregation of
Beth Fl Emeth will take place on the
26sh inst. We understand that our He
brew fsliow-Gitizans are making prepRr-
atoms to have q grand time on the OcCR-
chm
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INCIDENTS.


At the close Of the first race the Pres
ident announced from the stand that the
officers of the Association, owners Of
horses and members of the press were
"gantsd'' at the Judges Stand. On re-
firing thitber it was found to be on the
invitation Of Mr.. E. Smith, who on
the second day won the "Wine Race
TIE Piper Heidsieck was splendid, and
was enjoyed hugely by all who were for
tgnste enough 70 be of the favored few
invited.
AS tee horses we're coming down the
home stretch with lightning speed, at
the close OF the first race, 8 plank n
front OF the grand stand gave away, and
q little lad, about seven years old, named
Willie Pierce, w2s precipitated on to the
trEck, falling nearly twenty feet. he
was picked up covered with blood and
carried 10 his home, which was near by.
We understand he was not injured much,
the blood coming from his tongue, which
he bit IN his fall.
To-day the winner Of the Post Stake
vii be presented with 8 beautiful jockey
cap, puFse and g0ld-mOunted whip. The
cap and purse are made OF crimson,
green and white satin, trimmed with
gold.
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THE COURTS,

CHAYCERY CoUkT.- Vim. III. Smith,
Rnncell0r.-Tbe calendar Of this Court
nubIisbed Yesterday was disposed Of.
To-day is motion day. The roll of Alter
neys viii be called, commencing 1t let
ter A.
Law COURT-H s. Lee, Judge-The
case of Ruffin vs. Ferguson has not yet
been concluded. The same Ease viii be
taken up to-day.
MUNICIPALC OURT-GeO. W. WcLdT0n,
Judge.-Yesterday's calendar vas dis
posed Of. The cases decided contained
no festUYes OF public interest. To-day
the motion docket will DO called. No
other business on the calendar.
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WANTED.-A No. 1 cook, washer and
ironer; q white woman with references.
Apply TO W. Y. Cirode, $50 Main street,
Wsldrsn block. st
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MEMPMIS APPEAL
CITY

SILK velvets and blsek silks in great
variety, st 23S Main street.
RICE &ENGEL.
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NEW STYLE HATS Wheaton & Co..
100 Main street, have sl the latest styles
Siik, Dress, Cashmere and Soft Felt
Hats. Prices low. noI2 At
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SEASIDE OYsTERs.-Noble & Co.'s I'M
rivaled Seaside oysters, warranted large,
fat and sweet, received daily, by Ex-
press, al the Memphis Oyster Depot, No.
SO Jefferson street. 40 cents per can. lw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-13

COUNTY SCRIPT COUNTY SCRIP 4!
wanted at Memphis City Savings Bank,
corner OF Jefferson and Front streets.
Oct27 II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-13

If you wasn't value for your money, go
TO RICE d ENGEL's.