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Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-05-28

SUMNER REBUKED.-In the Senate, Saturday,
Mr.. Henderson took Mr.. Sumner to account for
reflections on the President. If nothing else
should cause Senators abstain from such remarks
decent sense Of selfrespect would restrain them.
No associate had a right either in the Senate Oh
in the Court, to reflect on his conduct, or the
duct of any other Senator. No man had higher
respect for his constituents than himself, but his
constituents could not enlghten him on the sub
ject of impeachment. 1t was matter for his OWL
conscience, and nothing could ever drive him from
the performance of his duty. If his constituent;
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-05-28

disapproved of bis course, he was in their hands
and they might do with him as they wished; but
he wasnot to be told that party duty should make
him turn his back upon law, and right and justice.
It was no use in trying to make impeachment
party question; and the moment party should
put itself in the position that its members must
perjure themselves that party ought and would
crumble into dust. -.---- -..--.- ~.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-05-28

WAR-Give me the money that has been spent
in war; and will purchase every foot Of land up
on the globe. I will lclothe every man, woman and
child in an attire of which kings and queenswould
be proud. I will build school.house on every
hillside and in every valley over the earth; will
build an academy in every town and endow it;
college in every State, and l it with able profes-
sors I will crown every hill with a place OF Tor-
ship, consecrated to the PRONUNCIATION OF the Clos
pei Of Peace !; I will support in every pulpit an
able teacher of righteousness, so that on every
Sabbath morning the chime on one bill should an
sver to the chime on another around the earth's
wide circumference and the voice Of prayer and
the song of praise should ascend like universal
holocaust to Heaven. Rufus Stevens.
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1868-05-28

n6rT There's to be an asylum for INDECENT or In
dipuant- t-od maids at Boston.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01
CITIZENS no DIR. LEFTwuCH.

The cluzsns OF Memphis, without 6is.
t~i5eticn Of party, paid cur Congressman
elect 2 handsome and maEtted compli.
msnt last risht In the shape OF q public
dinner, st which We noticed the leading
members Ct the press, the bar, the mer.
camille profession, bankers, -iosurance
and business These gentlemen as
senibled 70 do honor to DR.. LeGwlcb,
recognizing In him q gentleman Of
merits far beyond the reach Of an ordi.
nary ovation; hence there Was to BE-
seen gentlemen who rarely grace coca
siODs OF the sort, men OF standing and
solid worth, citizens whose example is
looked to as the index OF public opinion.
1t was an ovation worthy the distin-
2nished character and attaiHments of
our esteemed friend, and q Of which
be may well feel proud, and which We
hope he VIII cherish Rs an achievement
only second TO his election over both his
We congratulate him upon
the recognition Of his claims as 3 repre-
sentative By the leading Radicals Of the
city, most OF whom were present to set
their "Cf1ciafV seal upon the general
verdict. The ovation was worthy the
mana true msn-an hOnOred Congress-
elect.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

THE MAsoUERADE--About fifty COUP
les assembled in Mosques AMI costumes
last night on the corner Of Monroe and
Main streets, to "trip the light fantastic" "
to the duloet strains OF the Dixie Band.
The costumes were those usually seen
on such occasions-priests, dominoes,
sailors, shepherds and shepherdesses, vi
vaDdisrs, etc. The only original ones
being a couple Of gentlemen dressed in
an Outlandish looking suit of broad plaid
goods, to represent 40 one except them
selves, knows what. Some OF the ladies
were most elegantly dressed, and on the
whole the Oom presented a charming
appearance. The proceeds of the enter.
tsinment are to go to the Church now
being built on Second street, near Union,
by the congregation of DR.. Ford, and it
is a branch OF the fair now going on st
the Tabernacle on Court street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01
FINE ARTS.
Copies Of The Masters at ROysteT,
Irrelevant & Co.'S.


We wers among the crowd that al
lay yesterday occupied the store OF
RIysier, Ifezsvant & Co, examining
tbs paintings Numbered from one to one
hundred and nine) that now adorn the
val Of the south side Of that establish
aeBt. Ladies and gentlemen, many Of
theln ~eli-knO9D for their taste in such
matters, spent hours Ia thestudy Of these
copies OF many OF the best modern pain
reTs of EDrOpe and America. Hung in
ne beat light the bous5 viii admit of,
they cBnbot be seen to such advantage
as would favor the seller or highten the
isbOTs OF the artists, yet enough can be
seen to enable judges 10 form an
opinion Of their nIefits. The two best
OF these productions we're fortunate In
having a strong light that Ia the
ing Cat which time We INDUCED a.
selVas) set them of 70 advantage. We
alluds to the "Scene from Nature on
the AiieEhsnies," and the I" Frozen
Cascade Of Guisbsck, Germany" both
by FreTichs. They are companions in
and framing, bat contrasts in sub
jset, method of treatment and coloring,
and viii attract the attention Of visitors
to-day, the last, by its strong yet delicate
UNITS, the other by the full mid
summer eOiOring and refreshing TepOse /
90 indicative Of the Aileghanies at that
The Dream of Arcadia and
tie "Giant Stairs near Montmorencie
the fret by Cole, the artist, to
the world ia Indebted for the
. Voyage OF Life" and the latter by
will attract attention. The
g Arcadia" IS e composition some
hing after the artists great series,
.usgsshve OF e poets dream, yet
Is real ss the beauties OF Nature
'sTself. The Coast OF R9eksway, New
York" by Northco, is good subject snd
yell handled, as Is 4" Winter on the Pc
l0bseot," by GAMER. The latter is
among the best pieces Of cOloring In the
.o!leetion, and Is h6aiity Itself Many
might be mebeoaed, am&A them
he csbiaeJ pictures, OF which there are
number that will doubtless satisfy the
wants OF bachelors who ike
hiugs suggestive, piqusnt and that
De ci@ssed perpetual fessts. We do
.5t think COR citizsns, the ladies especial
Cap~bst-eT spend al hour than 81
Trezev8Bt L Co. % to-day. They
ave well printed catalogues for the in
lrmation OF visitors, which they dis
free 10 ell corners. We trust the
Of these works will meet with a I
esTty response from the people Of Mem
bis, whose devotion to art IS attested by {
heir richly furnished dwellings. !
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01
DECEMBER.

December, cold, bleak December, has
now come, and brought with him the
longest night and shortest day. With
the breath of his nostrils, and with cold
that pierees to the very bones. he turns
the mistlike Rain into ice, and covers the
face OF the earth with q frosty mantle.
How few and apt are the words ofShakes-
peare, in LOge's LABOR Lost, he has used
to paint a perfect picture Of this month /!
He begins by describing the icieles hang
ing from the wall, and Dick the shepherd
blowing his nails to keep them warm
with the same breath that he blows his
porridge to cool it. Next he tells US
how Tom Grsgs huge logs to the great
hall fre, which be would pile on the and
irons. Then follows Marian, with her
raw, red nose, the milk frozen ia the
pail she carries, pittying the Door little
birds which she sees outside shivering in
the snow. Neither DO the matters mend
at church, where there is such 8 noise of
Coughing a. to drown the parsons " sig
teenChly," one aisle answering to an
other, rs ffthe congregation we're play
ing at taking colds. Every line here Ct
the great poet is q picture of winter,
though painted only in words. But this
is only of the gloomy days, such IS pre-
vail ID this month IN England, and fur
ther north il this country. With US
there are many b~sautiful-like yes
terday and the day b~sfore-When the
shines brightly and q soft south wind
IS blowing. The sky then Is biusr than
at any other time, and looks as il higher
while the winter moon, often seen
10 daylight, appears to have gone far
away beyond her usual altitude. Decem-
Der, like the three preceding months, de-
its name from its place in the
old Roman calendar, where the year was
divided nominally into only ten months,
with the insertion OF supplemental days,
to complete the period occupied By the
earth in its revolution around the sur
By the ancient SaxOns December was
salled Winter Monat, or winter month,
3 term vaion with their conversion to
christianity was changed TO Heligh-MO-
nat, or holy month, from the anBiversa-
~ which oce1rs in it OF the birth of
Among the modern Germans,
from this circumstance, December is still
called the ChTist-moadt,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01
The Steve Grayson shooting case VI

THE Steve Grayson shooting csse was
being examined until 8 late hour Yester-
day evening, before Squire Norton. The
witnesses for the defense testified point
blank that Grayson acted purely 10 self
defense, the circumstances being as fol-
lows: Grayson and TslIiaferro (pro-
nouuced TOliver) occupy different ends of
the same house, and on Saturday had a
quarrel, after which palliaferro came to
Grsysonis end of the house, and after
threatening his lie picked up two half
bricks and run Grays0n into his bed
TOOm. TaliiaferrO was pursuing him
thither when Grayson turned upon him
and shot him with q pistol, which he had
drawn In the meantime. The ball en-
tered the left breast, below the heart, and
ranged downward, infiictiDg q wound
that stopped him in his career. He is
now lying in a very critical condition,
and 1t is thought by his attending physi-
clans that the wound may eventually
prove mortal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01
O

Capt. D. DeHsven arrived In the city las
evening en- route for Vicksburg and New
Orleans. He is stoppingRtthe Workman.
he reports the work on his great steamer
rs progressing very f~svorably and rapidly.
We had the pleasure Of meeting, yes
terday, G. T Bsbcock, Esq, OF the st.
Clair Nurseries, Summerieid, His, who
IS on u short business visit to Memphis.
Gen. Albert Pike left the city for Wash
iugt0n, D. c., yesterday afternoon.
Cr. Green, OF New York, Viee-Presi-
dent OF the Western Union Telegraph
Company, arrived IN Memphis yesterday,
snd is at present stopping at the OVert0n
Hotel.
Col. d. Magsveny, IT,, returned yes
feFday frcm the North and East, where
he has been purchasing a very large
stock Of merchandise for his new firm,
which be will open In q few days.
We had the pleasure OF meeting, yes
terdsy, Mr.. A. G Treadwen, Of the frm
Of Meaeham & TrsadwelI, who has lust
returned from New Orleans.
Capt. Mcnt. Pepper, OF the Associated
Press, leaves to-day for New Orleans,
where he viii take up his residence for
time. We commend him to our
brethren Of the press as q gentleman of
culture and refinement, who is in every
way an honor to the profession.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

ST PATRICK's FAIR.-The attendance
last evening was very good and all ores
snt seemed to enjoy themselves in a good
old-fashioned style. The contest for the
mirror to be voted to the cheapest dry
goods house, has not lost lis excite
ment. AT 104 o'clock last evening the
vote stood Msnken Bros, 100; J. H.
LoeWenstlne q Bro, %; E. Lowenstsin
Y Bro, 81. For the beautiful silver
plated showcase, for the most popular
nilliner, Misses Burke & Connolly, are
ahead, with Mrs. Hunter, Miss G. Dogh-
erty, and Miss Mary Purdue following
closely. Tonight being the last of he
Fair there will be . large attendance.
There ia 8 good cotilliOn band engaged.
and those who wish to trip the light fan
tRstio toe will have a chance,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

PATENTS granted to Southern invent.
ors for the week ending November II,
1858, as reported by f. Stith, Solicitor OF
Patents, Kit Williams Block, @emphis.
Tenn. 81 lis, washing machine, VIM.
s Morrison, Germantown, Tenn 81 1874,
apparatus for ~evspoTating cane juice, s
A P0che, st. james parish, La s4,1S8,
Dyne and T. r PBgh, Nashville, Tenn;
81, lSe, saddle, G. a. Hayden, New Mar.
ket, Ala SABA. fruit jar, Nat Raymer.
New Sterling, n. @.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

How often do you hear the complaint
from mother and father that their son or
daughter is not we'll that they have no
appetite; that they are lsuguid; that
their head aches that they are growing
thin and feeble, and that they have no
life or energy left. That they are low
spirited, aud perfectly incapecitated to
participate in any pleasures, or perform
any mental or physical duty. And the
question is often aeked, what shall 1 do
for them? or, what shall / give them?
Our answer is, let them try PLANTATION
BIPTERs moderately three times q day,
and our word for IL they willrecover.
MAGNOLIA WATER Superior TO the
best imported German Cologne, and sold
st half the price. 3td<w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

IT AFFORDS us much pleasure to call
attention to the card Of Ainslie & Lon
ergsn, who propose to establish q rental.
real estate and collection business. Thew
are young men whose business acquain-
lance and experience entitle them 10
the confidence and patronage of all
who may have business Ia their line.
We commend them to the patronage of
u friends.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

LOsr.-A fine meerschaum pipe, repre-.
senting al eagles claw grssping an egg.
Il is silver mounted. and very hand-
sonnely oolored. The finder will be lIber-
ally rewarded on leaving 1t at the
APPEAL counting room, or with Robert
W. Ainslis, on the northwest corner of
Jefferson and Main streets, up stairs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

THEATER Owing to come DELAYS
which were unavoidable, the manage
ment OF the New Memphis were unable
TO put the White FUN on the boards
last night, as advertised. They eonse-
quently continued the Lottery of life.
which they played so much to the satisfae-
ion OF our play going public all last week.
The house was very full and though some
seemed 70 be, and no doubt Eers disap-
pointed at the change, they rapidly r.
covered their good hunor under the roll
licking fun Of "GidsOn's bandI' and
. Captain jerks OF the Horse Marines.n
The Write Fda0n will certainly go on the
boards tonight, and we shall expect to
see q fGn house.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01
CARn OF

RECEoEE % THE CHURCH or Il GoODl
-sHEPHEED, 81. ASDREw's DAY, l50S,
Editors Memphis Appsal:
Permit me, through your columns, 10
return thanks to certain OF our noble,
hearted citizens who cams to my relief
at the time OF the greatest need. Toe
mission. known q the Caurch Of the
GcOd Shepherd, was begun three years
ago from the 18th of October last. We
have struggled on, under almost every
disadvantage. God opened toe hearts
and hands Of His people during the
yesr5of "hsrd tines tOgive something,
IS they could, from their H Res angus'a
dOTDi,N TO our necessities.
The trustee FIRST, Mr.. Thomas Lsech,
and then SIR. ]. B. Laech,) we found TO
be upright, kind hearted and far more
ieaient than we had Any reason to ex-
pect; had It bean otherwise, our prep
eFty would have been sacrificed long
ago, and we could not have thought IL
wrong, but God blessed and preserved
u. IL became absolutely Necessary for
the persons from whom our lot was pur-
chased, to have the moneys overdue.
Our property wal advertised To De sold
Saturday, November 28sh. Two noble
hearted men, Nj. J0hu Cubbin and Col.
w. r Hunt, determined, II possible, to
relieve Ou- distress Accordingly, they
vent 10 work aud saw eighteen other
persons, viz; MessIs +. j. Atwood, d
3 Forster, e Bradley, W. A. Bckford,
]. B. Lsech, r G Brtakiey, ". J
Wicks, George NJ. GIL, +. J Smith, f.
S Davis, VIM. Harrington, w. A. Good
Wyn, l. Nj. Woleott, =. johnson, I II
Alien, Col. w. H. Stephens, Blood q
Co. and Frech q Co, who each made Us
q small loan OF moneys, enough to Sc
sure oar property. Ia behalf Of my
whole congregation, 1 tender them my
sincere thanks. That God may shO yer
down upon them an abundance Of
wealth, and give them thankful, pure
and sanctifed hesrts, and at last crown
them with the last aud richest blessing
even eternal JOY in the world to come, IL
toe prayer Of their true friend in the
love Of Christ,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

THE CIRCUS Owing to the delay In
arriving Of the steamer Belle, Moves
Great Crescent City Colossal Combine
tina Circus did nOt arrive 10 time 10
usboN" last night They spread their
canvas. however, this morning. and give
an e~xhibtl3ol the afternoon. The circus
embraces IA lie list Of artists some Of the
most celebrated egGeslTisns, scrObats.
gaulters and clowns ia America. Tae
place chosen for spreading their esnvss
l. the vacant lot opposite the Central
Hotel, on Adams street, corner Of Third,
and tbey will give two exhibitions each
dsy during their stay, at u and y
O'clock. For a more complete descrip
.b1u Of what can he seen, we refer to he
Advertisement. This l. q chance for cur
citizeps { witness the performances OF g
drst class STeus that should not DO neg
aeeted.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

Oh. 1.-THE Healthy Hills ofSeotland.p
Response by j. @. McBsin.
Sopg, by Mr. Finnev.
9th. "Tne Press" Response By Joo.
Ainslle.
The festivities OF the evening closed
by singing "Auid LaDgsyns.H
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

SOMETHING NEW N HATs-We were
sh0Wn yesterday, by Messrs. francisco
q WiggiB, 8 new hst made expressly for
tbelr customers, after 3 design gotten o.
by them. They csll il, IL honor OF the
uew SOtel, the PEABODY HAT, and It is
decidedly the bsBdaamest thing ia the
Wsy Of S hst. that We have vet seen. Il
{s = 3 dark blue color, aud while resent
liOg in ht and shape, 8 stiff hat, Ia S. soft
- velvet. TIE duish il superb 10 every
respect. Hessrss Francisco q Wiggir
pOt il on the market to day, snd il is to
he found only at their house, under the
Peabody Hotel.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

CHOICE GROCERIES -Messrs SpieeF &
Sharpe, No. 354 Main street, Ia the Ma
~eu Block, have now on hand and
sTs eeiving By every packetsnd by rail
fre-h a. 7Uious 20 their splendid essOrt-
mont ~ o. aceEies. They offer 10 the
nUbiie a eamr'lets stock Of staple and
fsnev eraesriEs. 1t wholesale and retsil,
st pfiess a. low as cs"u be had ia the mar
ket for the same quslis Of goods.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

A -DASTARDLY sCOUNDREL Is the man
who broke into the stal OF Mr.. J. II. R0-
per, tbs blind man, who keeps the fruit
stand at ths corner OF Second and Union
streets. The villain got $40 aud some
little vsl1sbies. Words fail to convey
our contempt for 3 creature who wou.G
be guilty Of such an act.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

FIVE PER CENT. SAVED BY PAYING
TAXEs THIS WEEK.-City, school sUd
police scrip and county warrants iD sums
70 su;t tax payers, S be obtained at the
lowest rates st the Memphis City Saw
ings Back, OTner Of Jefferson and
Front streets. noy23 Nv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

Toys. CONFECTIONERY, ETC -Messrs.
P1desta & Cszzsss. corner OF North Court
sud Main street, hsve on hand a very
large sud choice stock Of Fruits and Con-
f~ectionerv, Of the finest and meat desirs-
bic qualities. They have, also. on hand
aud are receiving daily, q full assortment
u everything in he lice Of holiday toys,
and especially fireworks, which they
will open 10 the public, and offer for
sale, on the 1st pFoXimo. nOv28 II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

Threat We wOufd cali at
tentiOn 20 Browns Bronchial Troehes.' We
nave iound them efncaeieus In allRying irrita-
FtiOn in the throat and bronchia, and would
e0mmeud them 20 the attention OF public
speakers and others tr0e0led with affections Of
rfhe throat. They are also an excellent remedy
for hoarHeness resulting nom ooid."-Con9rsGa-
tsaQlisf, RoEoil.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

TIE TABERNACLE Fair continued last
night again, and was quite well attended,
considering the number Of other places
OF amusement and entertainment that
were open. The elegant pyramid on the
table OF Mrs. Caskin and Miss Prince,
presented by the New York Life Insu-
n Company, attracted a great deal Of
attention, as usual. A very handsome
silver set, on the table of Mrs. TurIsy, is
Oeing voted TO the most popular Judge
residing or presiding in Memphis. Judge
Connolly f. Trigg and Judge VIM. II.
smith are, so far, the contestants, and
are very nearly even in the number of
votes. The Christmas Tree of Mrs. Ford
also made a very beautiful display. We
hope our friends will not fail, however,
90 go and see all these things themselves,
and leave q few of their surplus dimes
the objects of the fair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

ROBBED.-John Simpson, OF Little
Rock, was robbed ~ Saturday night, gt
IS Front row, OF SlGG in money and q
silver watch aud chsin valued at $50
more The thief made his entrance
through The window while Mr.. Simpson
WIS Rsleep.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

DISCHARGED Lizzie Hunter, 8 coal
black African, charged Mr.. a. Loeb and
Mr Jos-ph Riley with stealing her pocket
book. After = Thorough hearing yestef-
day, Squire Griffith discharged both
gentlemen-thera being no evidence
against them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

CASE CcETINUED.-D. Pierson,
-Efq., Wss arrested yesterday at see IL
sgarce Of the notorious EmnR Lovely
Of "HelPs Hslf Acre" who charges
him with asssuiting aud beating her.
The case was carried before Squire
Burke who continued it til this morning
at 10 O'Clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

JoE Locks, 2363 Main street, has Les
lie, Godry. DsmoTest, Harper, Galaxy,
Lippinc0lrs Esdy's Friend also, 8 large
assortment II the latest moBthhes, week
lies and dsilies from everywhere. Sta
tiOneFy, bsss balls, etc. ROWS #
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

THE SELMA AND MEMPHIS RAILROAD
is now 3 fixed fsct Nsj Minor Merri-
weather and Ike Hood, Esq, start to-
morrow with = party OF competent as
BistsntE 10 lay out the line of the road,
nediRtely.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

SENT UP-F II. Nichols stole S 10. Of
still fixtures ; few days ago, and they
were found in bis possession. He was
carried before Squire Norton yesterday,
Snd sent to The Criminal Court under g
bond II 5000, in default Of which be vas
sent to jail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

Dr. BUNTYE, who lives on the Pigeon
BOOST road was robbed on sunday Of 3
Swiss gold chrOnometer watch.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

TIE Best IN THE WORLD.-Finesl
meats, game, etc, always on hand ST
Charley Williams IS Jefferson street.
None can beat him in low prices or
quality ofmests.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

TIE SUPERINTENDENT OF Police
A rumOF vas current yesterday that F
S Richards. Speaker Of the Legislature,
had been appointed Superintendent OF
Police by Soy Bros slow, and thst he
would accept the position.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

FINE Loaf Sugar Syrup, nice new
Buekwhest Flour and splendid Goshen
B~utter-iust think Of il i-sil at Finnie &
Buckham's. II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-01

EMMETT SAVINGS INSTITUTION, No. 6
Madison street, has for sale City, County,
and School Scrip, in moun 70 suit tax
payers. "