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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-23
THE DAILY APPEAL.

THE DAILY APPEAL
YESTERDAY was a sleety, rainy, dismal day
wet underfoot and cherries overhead. W.
must expect this sort of weather now, but !
is a pity that it could not have been held OF
until after the holidays.
NOTARY PUBL1c.-Acting Governor J. S
Slingerland has commissioned R. D. Fergu.
son to act as Notary Public in and fol
Lander County. His place of residence to
be in the District known as White Pine.
THE SIERRA SEMINARY PARTY will, it is
hoped, not be dampened by the prevailing
bad weather. We predict that it will not,
but that the little folks and their friends
will have Notification that will tickle their
" fances to the utmost. The Misses
Clapp and Babcock are deserving Of much
commentator for going to so much trouble
and expense in order to provide good time
for their scholars and their friends.
LET Us BE HAPPY-Christmas is near at
hand. Let us gather around the family
hearth stone and table, and thank the Great
Giver Of all good that we are allowed to en-
JOY another year of peace and plenty. Shut
up your turkeys and " stuff them that
they may be ready for the feast. Fix up
your Christmas trees with toys, and pract-
cal presents for the little ones, and you who
haze no babies, look around you and find
some child that you can make happy by a
present. Let all be jolly and happy, and
devoted on this great Christian day.
NorICE TO THE CREDITORS AND DEBTORS
OF E. B. RAIL.-The year 1868 being near
its close, E. 3. Rail desires to notify those
whom he owes and who owe him to call at
this place of business in Carson and square
up accounts. An annual settlement Of
business matters prevents errors and con-
fusion and gives all hand fresh start, free |
from debt and enables us to start the Happy |
New Year prosperously and 90 on an even
keel " with all the world and the rest of
mankind.
THEATER.-" The Stranger was played |
last night TO an audience quite as numerous
as was to be expected, considering the in
clemency of the weather. Mrs. Stewart sus-
tanned the character of "Mrs. Heller" most
admirably, and Mr.. Beatty's PRESERVATION of
=. The Stranger was all that could be de-
sired. The singing and dancing BY the
Pixley Sisters delighted the audience, and
d" The Limerick Boy" sent them home in
excellent humor. Tonight will be presented
for the first time in Carson, Bourcicault's
great sensational drama. entitled THE Long
Strike" with Mrs. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs
Beatty and Mr.. Lamber; in the principal char
acters. This is said to be play of the most
thrilling description. At the conclusion OF .
this piece the orchestra will execute an over
,ure the Pixley Sisters will sing duett and
Edouin will dance comic hornpipe. The
performance will conclude with Goodies -
Willie Edouin sustaining the part of " Mr..
roodles " and Mrs. Stewart plying " I abb
.ha." A splendid bill. /
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-23

NOTARY PUBLIc.-Acting Governor j. 5.
Slingerland has commissioned r. D. Fergu-
son to act as Notary Public in and for
Lander County. His place of residence to
be in the District known as White Pine.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10
All a Radical E:ectioneering
Dodge 10 Defsat capt. Dan.
Letter from Collector LangfOFd
to Collector Saunders.

We published, among our news items
on Sunday morning, an account OF 9 suit
brought st the instance OF Government
officials in St. Louis, against Capt. Dan.
Abis and his 5uretieS, on q bond for S28,-
coo. given IN this District TO Collector
Rolfs 8. Saunders for = shipment Of
whisky made in bond from this city to
Fort Benton, Montana Territory. Upon
an investigation of the facts we find that
the whisky was duly shipped after g
compliance with the requirements OF the
| Revenue Laws and the regulations of the
Treasury DEPARTMENT, and the cause of
the failure Of Capt. Able to comply with
the law, and get the whisky to its place
OF destination IN the time prescribed by
law, was no fault of Capt. Able, but re-
suited from distractions in navigation,
which we're entirely unavoidable.
E gEty-seven barrels of the shipment
were received in due time and
the balance Of the lot were
put of OF the boat at Omaha be-
cause there was not Wster sufficient In
the river foE the boat to proceed with ali
the freight. We have seen q letter from
Collector Langford, of Montana Terri
tory, who states the facts, aGd fully ex-
onOrates Capt. Able from any blame Ia
the matter. The suit was brought by
the leaders of the Radical party ia st.
Louis with the base and unworthy motive
Of influencing votes Ia the recent cleo
ton, when Capt. Abls was the Demo-
cratic nominee for Sheriff of st. Enuis.
We are satisfied neither Capt. Able nor
his sureties, Capt. 10 Bandil or w. c.
Postal, are ia any manner to blame for
anything that has trsnspirea In this
transaction.
Collector hsn2f1rd ia his letter to Col
lector Saunders, relating TO this whisky,
August IS, 1858, says: "In relation to
tbese spirits ! have to say that after
making due and careful inquiry, I am
satisfied that the owners and shippers OF
the same have made every possible effort
to deliver them st the bonded warehouse
in this District In sending them Up
the river last year, it became necessary
for the boat to discharge part Of the car
90 at some point below Fort Union, and
then another part at other points above
Fort Union, in order to reach Fort Benton
with any Of the shipment. This last
spring the water was unusually high,
and boats brought their full cargo to
Fort Benton on their FIRST trips, and all
returned Immediately to st. Louis,
hoping to make another full
trip before the water should
fall, and no trouble was antici-
pated in getting the returning boats to
take on board this whisky, but tbs fall
iDg Of the river prevented their doing
this, and it will be impossible to bring
more of it ibis year. The gauge Of the
hfty-sight barrels seceived this season
show q loss Of 81 gallons to each barrel
for ieakage-eqUsI in value to $50 In gold
upon each barrel; and this circumstance,
together with the efforts that l know
have been made to deliver the spirits
here, convince me tbst the owners have
made every effort 70 comply with the
laW,n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10
Iss aza ed Mortgage Bends, CeuPoas and
toe Of
WATCHES FOB The MILLION.

THE Oroide Gold Watch Company manufac-
L ture on strictly scientific principles tstyte.
finish and color IS ca5af JOlcD a fac smile Of the
NEST rare and costly description of Gold
WdfcheS.
They are manufactured with HuntingC Cases
0adies' and gentlemen'sl. have superb Swiss
movements; Jesc-ied en01Rs-t turned, win COM
pensation spiral spring.
Railroad Conductors, Engineers ApJesSaep-
the most exactiDg Of our custome.s-neve
thoroughly demonstrated the strensln, uar%
bility, accuracy and uti ify OF the yac,St1nAc
Wdthaas Watches, and pronounce Them lnVa4-
liable as reliable Eme-keepeTs.
Fine swiss Movements. SO F0tens american
fqc. sirnfle WdifkGrD Watches. full 1eWeied sO5
C6rqnomefer Bdlafce, SIS sacn. EIaD0rateiy en-
Sravpd with new and novel designs. Eaeh
Watch IA warranted by special certificate nom
thu Orolde Gold Watch Company.
Also maEuihcent Orside Gold Chains 8, 20
and 81 saeh. Sent everywhere, to be paid for
on delivery.
PICK Detective and Watch Ouard a-so,
maf}ed separately on recsipt Of 50 cents. me
Genuine Croide Gold Watches can only pc 90
aimed by ordering directly from as.
JAMES 7. MONROE a Co.,
Importers and Manufacturer
novs2m IR5 Broadwsy, New York
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10
D

We had the pleasure Of meeting 9. w.
Howe, Esq, Of st. Louis, q day or two
ago. Mr.. Howe Is on a visit to our city,
and will remain some days.
We learned yesterday Of the business
change Of Mr.. John H. Taylor, late Of
Walker Bros. & CO. He commences TO-
morrow morning with the well known
dry goods house Of Howell, Wood & Co.,
Southern Palace, 332 Main street. This
elegant gentleman and reliable salesman
will be pleased 20 meet and wait upon
bis many friends and customers. His
capacity as 8 frat class sale sman is too
well known TO receive commentator
from our hands. Mir. Taylor promises
that the above firm will have st all
times 8 large and well selected stock Of
staple and fancy dry goods. Our coun.
try friends viii do web to give MI. Tay-
lor 8 call before purchasing elsewhere.
poS-3t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

THE THEATER.-A very fair audience
greeted the first appearance Of Mr.. and
His CouldOck, last night. Had the
weather been pTopiiious the house would
have been crowded. hr. CopldOck has
lost none Of his vig8F, and his daughter
Is q very pleasing young actress. The
plsy tonight is the drama Of the WtuGl0
Goose, with Mr. CaGldOck ia the ebarsC-
ter of luke Fielding" which will, no
doubt, draw S better The after
niece was changed TO the Limerick Boy,
owing to The absence Of one Of the per-
formers. In the latter play, Mr.. Nc
Wade, as usual, ELECTED shouts Of
laughter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

THE corner stone OF the new church
building, now beiag crested 10y the con-
gregsti0n of the Central Methodist
Church on Union street, will be laid next
Sunday, 18th instant The appropriate
and interesting ceTemCDie5-of b Ma
sonic Fraternity wifi be performed on
the occasion. An address viii be deliver
ed by q DISTINGUISHED orator from abroad.
The exercises viii be in the afternoon,
30 that sill may sttsCd.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

THE RACEs-POOL SEBLING-At the
pool selling last night, Nj. 5. b. Reyn-
ODDS seller, the following were the IA
vorites In the Saloon Purse, Coniisk's
Lsrkint the favorite Railroad Purse, Con-
Iisk's GiIroy the isycrite; Wine STAKE,
West & VaughGn's Bee FaTris the favor
lite. The POOLS sold much better last
night than on Saturday evening, and
would have made g far brisker sale ifths
weather bad not been SO UnprOpitious.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

A CoNCERT snd exhibition will be
given by the Sunday School Of the Cen
Tral Methodist Church on Friday even
ing, 18Th inst, the proceeds 10 be sppro-
pYiated to the new church building now
being erected or Union street. Miss
Nora BrRGfsrd, the faycrite singer Of
our city, Mrs. BrummeI, Of well known
musical talent, and others, have con
sented to lend their chsrming voices to
the interest Of the occasion. Tickets
nav be had al she bookstores. Place Of
the concert will be announced hereafter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10
THIRD RACE.

O7srton Hotel purse, $3.50. Dash Of
one mile and n qua.teT-S50 60 be given
TO the second horse. The following en-
tries were made, all OF which went, joe
Johnston having the pole;
West and vaughan enters ca n Phoenix Bel.
four years old, ~ Australian; dam Dolly Carter
BY Imported Glencoe. COlOTs-Red and Green.
VIM. Br2dy enters b b Jack Gamble. five
years ola, by JACK Gamble dam Mandarin.
Co.ors-Red and White.
l.. Warwick Tn er5 ch b Transit, four years
old. by Bleakwind; dam Prairie Slower, by i'm
ported Sovereign. ColOrs-Rsd and Blue.
Jas, Csnlsk enters b IA LItue Mack, by
Ecigse, nye years old, out OF imported Wether-
bit mare. Coi0Es-SIpe and Bloc, Orange s9sn.
a keeRe Richards and John kiigour enter D
irsIisn; dam BeJtis Ward, by Lexington. Col
oIs-S.lveT Cry and White.
l.. warwick enters Joe Johnston by GOOD
wood dam Dy imported Lexington. NOl0Ts-
Red and Blue.
Little Mack was the favoFite, both at
the pools and in the betting, Joe john
stOn being the next. At the start all the
horses got eff beautifully, there being
not a length difference when they cFoss-
ed the line, Joe Johnston leading, Little
Mack next, end Phoenix Bell last. AT
the first quarter the chances seemed
eausl, ana the friends of each horse were
iuoilant and ready to risk their green
backs recklessIy-eyeTy offer iuaing q
tsksr. The friends Of Little Mack were
offering five to three with plenty OF
takers. At the half station Little Mack,
without seeming TO Try himself, bad put
two lengths between himself and his fol-
lowers, and his friends we're offering i've
70 40 with few or no takers. Ga the
home stretch Little Mack maintained
ais positiou, and on crossing the line was
two lengths shead, Trsnsit second, joe
Johnston third, Jack Gamble fourth,
Settle Bay fifth, and Phoenix Bell maxi
ing q bad sixth-say ten or twelve
lengths behind. Time-2:l33.
There were no accidents OF incidents
10 report, and the races thus closed for
the day most satisfactorily to eleven
the losers. The ride back to the city was
mos. pleasant, although dusty,
which trouble was soon sfterTard reme-
died ~ a rain, which set in shortly after
DlehlfsIl, and which 1T present writing
IL stu most persisteDtly falling. IN our
advertising columns viii be found the
entries for to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

THE GARRoTERs.-6Qd Patton ana
Hans Margum were discharged from
custody yesterday by Squire miiia.o' on
their second appearances bsfoiS MN oI
the charge OF highWsy robbery. me
prosecution 10 some wsy found 1t % IhSiL
advantage not to be pEesent-heHee 0e
dischRrge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

Best Prints I2 Ia cents. Coed
Al EsIeacissd Domestic 12 l-2
cents. Heat E0Bs6ale Bieaehed
Domestic 40 cents. Positively
iast season I'm business. j. IA.
LOeweEsfiae IL Bros, No. &3I
Main stFees.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

HORSES F0R SALE.-A large number
Of horses, suitable for carriages, baggfes,
omni0uses, drsys, ETC., for inspection and
ssls, at c, ii. Braskett's stables, Second
and DisnaGkes q Ksllogg's, Mon
roe street, will be sold at q sacrifice, the
owner having no further use for them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

FRESH 0YsTERs.-J. D. Edwards &
Co., No. 27S Second street, are daily re-
ceiving fresh oysters from Norfolk. They
viii sell oysters IL any quantity from ;
pint 10 q barrel. Their prices defy com
petition, because they are reduced 70 q
legitimate living rate. Oysters now are
as cheap for family use as any article of
food purchased. Call on them and sat-
isfy yourselves. nos 1w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

Attention, Country and Retail
Merchants Large stock CALI
Goes, HieAchea and brown DO
EnesIics, s1nseys. Ae-seys, Osna-
bu-gs Elanneis- Roots ana Shoes
and Glosiliag. being sold OGt al
extra bargains. =. Il. L0eEen-
sJine III Bros, no. 23i Main
eHHaDs
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

Attention, Co-ntTy and Retail
Merchants. Large sSOck Cali
Goes, RsessgEe6 and HrsWn D0-
mes5ics. EinsPys. keFseyF, ssHa-
buFeS. FIaRReIs. Boots and shoes
aDd dESghing being sold Ouf at
extra bargains a. J. II. LoeWeR-
slime - Bros, Ne. SSl Main
street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

THERE will be 8 lecture on The
MissiOn Of the Church." on Thursday
evening, at the GresnIsv Opera House,
by the Rev. DR.. Palmer, Of New Or
leans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10
THE COUNTS.

MUNICIPAL oURT-Geo. ". WdIdrdn
JHdge.-Court met yesterday pursuant
to adjournment. New cases or the trial
docket were called and several Of the
same were dismissed. A few judgments
In appeal cases we're affirmed. The fol-
lowing cases will be called for trial to-
day
1907 Hatch VS. Waggener.
los 9rseplag ct 81 " Loeb Bros
leSS Gisser, Laehon & Co. vs. Aekerman-
l0Ss Nicely vs. Zeigler.
1880 Hardin VS. Ferguson etal.
1882 Flood VS. Cunningham.
1924 King vs. Patterson.
1898 LEIGH. Carlstaat & Co. vs. Frank ct al,
1887 Fisher VS. Williams.
IOeS Memphis Insurance Company VS. Frank
100 Csllison vs. NJ & A of Memphis.
ll0l Cochran vs. Avery.
1902 Sballcras ys Bartlett ct al.
IIo3 CsTse ct al vs. Robinson ct al.
ll04 Hoilenberg& Oelel VS. Powers.
ilG5 Apperson q Co VS. WagSsner, Jones Bro ct
IIOs pepper VS. Weyhe.
ll0 shaw & Co vs. 9UySer.
LOS Cochran a Co VS. Waggener & Laird.
tlo9 Holland q Bro, use, VS. Marshall.
ll40 Mills VS. Boyd ct al.
III Dixon, ext, vs. Fletcher Lane.
lll2 Merchants National Bank Va Hicks.
Ills Whfpple VS. Willard.
ltl4 Kuhn ct al VS. Sampler Bros.
lH5 Rothrock. admir-, VS. Jones.
Ills Kcen vs. Ferguson.
llIs fernando Insurance Company vs. Chas.
Jones.
no Gsyose Gas Co vs. " h White.
llzl = Ayer vs. Wm sides.
Il2 Bradley vs. Gil.
IlB Psrhsm vs. Muller ct al.
ll24 Msrcnsnts' National Bank vs. Caruthers ct
a..
Il8 Russell, Grove e Co VS. Nolan.
lIA Douglas Us irwin.
liz Hunsoim Z HJvey VS. Halle, ex'r, ct al.
ll30 LoeEett q Lockett ~ Hicks ct al.
LIZ Dcugherty VS. 2 ii Winter.
lt55 AeyDurg & CO vs Ssehik.
lI34 MemnhVG f1arnnan Gayfpru Tnu4tfufI,p -
Leweifal.
Attorneys having papers in cases,
either on the trial CT appearances dockets,
are requested to return the same imme-
distely.
CHANCERY CoURT.-Rm II. Smith,
ChGnceAor.-The November term of This
Court commenced yesterday. The cal
sndsr OF cases to be heard on pleas, mo-
tons and demurrers, published on Sat
urday, wss called up. Only q few of the
cases were disposed of. To-day the
Court will continue to hear the cases set 7
on that calendar which were not reached
or acted upon yesterday.
Law COURT-R s. Lee, Judoe-The
first case OF yesterdays calendar, 733,
Rufia vs.. Ferguson, occupied the time
Of the Court during the day. The same |
case will be taken up to-day and proba-
bly, concluded. Then the remaining cases !
on the same calendar will be called and
disposed of either by trial or eontinu-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

Coed yard wide Brown De-
mestic I3 les cents. Best Al
Brown Domestic IS cents. Tkts
stock mEEsI be closed cut. J. III.
ESeHensGine a. Bros, clay
Building.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

THE Hebrews Of the congregation OF
Beth Elsmetb gre going 20 give S grand
bslI CT the occasion OF the festival OF
Hsnuks, OF the dedication Of the Tenn
pie. We viii give fu-5her particulars
when the arrangements are made.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10
THE DEsoro BoAaDING AND LIVERY

THE DESOTO B0ARDING M LIVERY
BLE-Mr. Joe Seligman, the most
STA ,rising livery stable keeper in the
enter Memphis, and who turns cat one
city OF " finest "rigs" 20 be seen
OF me We cts, hiss just purchased the
on the sst dmodious DeSOto stable,
arg ana o.. 7sst, which he hss fitted
No % Shlon - style Is a livery and
az pa n'' e,siIe Zee buggy room is
separste ard are-proo* hodSes wiz We re-
b5arded cheaper than h5n
oId stable, corner Union aEo A"iu, VIZ
he rxservsd ss g sale stable. !"
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SEASIDE OYsTERs.-Nob:e & Co.'s IN
rivaisd Seaside oysters, warranted large,
fat and sweet, received daily, by Ex-
press. at the Memphis Oyster Depot, No.
Sc Jefferson street 80 cents per can. Iw
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AEEUSEMEWTs.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATER

Grand Reception OF the Renowned Artists,
Mr.. and Miss Couldock.
Tuesday Evening, November Io-WfU ba
acted the very interesting domestic drama
entitled the WILLOW CQPSE-Luke Field
CO1ldock.
SCALE OF PRICE5.-Dress Circle and Psrquette.
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 50 Family Circle. sd
lery, % csnts.
Doors open at 7 O'Clock curtain will rise at
quarter 10 $ precisely. BOx-book open from
10 O'Clock am. to S pm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

To GERMANS.-Notices or advertise
ment in the German language will De re-
ceived and published in this paper. A
careful and competent proof-reader will
see that they are printed correctly. If
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

DoLBEAR's Commercial College, go
Main street, open day and night. New
pupils can begin any day il writing,
bookkeeping, arithmetic, etc, etc. If
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

The meeting OF the Stockholders Of
the Mississippi sBd Tennessee Railroad
Company viii be held st the ONCE Of the
Peopie's I-usursace Company, on Msdi-
son street, between Main and Front
strests, on tae llth inst. noiC e
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

QUEESsTARE, China and Glassware
AZ auction. The closing sale Of Eastlsnd
4 Gilhert'S stock will take place AZ 10
O'Clock this morning, at 294 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

In WBEAF.-Our late to Hhsman,
AZ I,ao. Wheat, is thus justly conapil-
Aa,ted nv the New Orleans Hcdgu,,e OF
Gnndav last; We had the pleasure o.
being present at 2 private rehearsal, Fn-
dsv night. OF some Of the music to De
Dayfa-4ed AZ the grand concert for
Wbssfis benefit, On the 18Th inst, and
witb us. besides q brilliant ~assenobl8ge OF
amsteurs and others, merely hearers,
we're some Of a first professional men,
aud heard. wits the critical spproysl OF
ali the "Seeond Grand Trio" OF Mem
Gelssohp, performed on the piano, violin
snd violineello, GeBBod's Ave Msrls, on
the same instruments, and sung by Miss
Generes, and several others IN when
zach instrument named took the lesd'
:. WhesFs original and yet most az
M. execution was universally admired,
tlstic -e-sehOed the sentiment OF BIT:
ano al who, after he bad received
ChlcKeIIns Il ct the great Paris expo
tne guy - - st American piano. pre-
sllloh, ~ tne snt to Mr.. Whest, as
due TO the greatest - and ~fnf-matton
a 0entleman Of culture ,NuuL dA
informs US that Mr.. WI. . - TIin:t1
onite a sensation SIS Orgsntst
Church, especially among muslsiso ~
HON he Is esteemed one OF the ncess
-orgsuists in the country. his style -
chsrscterized by great power,
with Al insurpsssable deieacy OF toGeS'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

ATTENTION Tax PAyERs.-City, school
and police scrip snd county warrants in.
sums to suit tax payers, can 0e obtained
ct the lowest rates at the Memphis City
Savings Bank, ccrns Of jefferson and
Front streets. e
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

COUNTY SCRIP! COUNTY SCRIP! /!
wanted st Memphis City Savings Bank,
corner Of jefferson and Front streets.
cct27t IF
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

Fe vE LUNCH at the Monroe saloon,
NJ ga Second street, this morning,
from I05 l. l2A O'Clock. Jos. FransioH,
nTonriet6r, on = OF the cid bsrkeePers 10
he B-ifjis1t y -esides seninG the bar.
Give hin 6 call.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

large stock Of Gents Clothing
and Boots and shoes az ggeas
bargains. !. L. E4OeWsEssine ~
Bros. closing GUS sale. Ne. 2SI
Elain street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

Coed C0rsets 70 CENTS. Great
bargains ia Irish ltneERs. pillow
case cOttOns and sheettn gs. j.
n. LosWensiine q Bros., Clay
REiAsEiEg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

JUST resolved, q new Let OF elegant
dress goods, at 233 Main street.
RICE & ENGEI.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

"THE Alpine Hat" per Express, st
Francisco & Wiggin's, 307 Msin street.
St
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

FIFTH Avenue Style OF Gents silk
Hats, 81 Francisco q Virgins, 307 Main
street. 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

TIE weather clerk, Uncle Billy Dardis,
has removed from No. . Adams street to
No. 6S Jefferson. no2ly
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

If you want value for your money, 60
TO RICE d ENGEL's.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

ALL kinds OF French and Hamburg
embreideries. We defy competition.
RICE IL ENGFT,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

WI sell the latest and most elegant
styles Of ladies' closks, cheaper than any
house in the city. RICE & ENGEL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-10

TIE lowering weather wound up last
night In g steady rain, which set In
about seven O'clock.