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leon sentait baisser sa fortune, vague
complaisante qui l'avait ports ct main
tenu sur le trone. Ses enterprises man.
quaient ct ses expeditions echouaient.
LIE success, qui est tout en- ce monde,
faisait d4faut A ses plans. ct lhomme
providentiel avnit cesse d'etre infailli-
bic. II s'inquieta serieusement ct tint
conseil avec ses amis de Ia veille ct ses
complies du coup d'Etat. Morny ct
Walewski jngerent quill fallait cher
cher un terrain plus solide que celui
on Ion marchait, ct l'eil exerce de
ces conspirs.eurs emerites decouvrit
un au1iliaire Daif dams IN parlemen-
taire qui suait sang ct eau pour former
un tiers-parti. NJ. Emile Olivier, ne
parvenspt point 1 etre le premier dams
Ia Rome democratique, s'etait avise de
batir une, bicoque gull serait sur de
gouverner. 1 mi.chemin du pouvoir ct
do l'opposition, on l'hospi'alite serait
accordee sux mecontents de Fun Ct de
fautre parti. L'idee, bien qu'elle SEM
bat ingenieuse ~ premier abord, ne
prospera point. ct l'autel de Ia petite
tglise rests ! peu pres desert. NJ. Oil.
vier Sc trouvaut ainsi en- disponibilite.
pressa les mains qu'on lui tendait. celle
de Wslevski d'abord, puis cellc de
Morny. sans rsgarder de trop pres sill
ny await pas de sang i ees mains, ct sc
fgura quill aruuistiait ce jour.li PEm-
pire an nom Dc Ia Democratic. On
,nena le representant de Paris aux
Tuileries, le maitre ct Ia maitresse de
Ia maison lui prodiguerent les propos
sednisapts ct les promesses enivrantes.
II sortit eperdu, SO croyant deja pre-.
mier ministre dun empire liberal, tan.
dis quill n'a etc juspu'a ce jour qu'un
instrument ct une dupe. Mais le true
des roues etc aussi vain que l'ilusiop
de lingenu, ct lie double jeu a tourne
au profit de Ia revolution. La lettre
imperiale du 10 janvier etc un
leurre anssi bien pour le mouarque aui
en- etait fauteur, que pour le peuple
qui On etait le destinatsire. lie repla.
TRACE n's pas teuu sur l'edifce lezarde.
ct c'est alors qu'on en- est arrive, en-
dt,espoir de cause. / lsbsudon des pre-
negatives du pouvoir personnel ct Ia
resource extreme Do senstui- -oonsults
qui consacre oetts renoncistion tsrdive
ct d'ailleurs Plut6t appareute que reel
10. L Empire autoritaire ct dynastique
cherche IN refuge contrs l'orage qui
s'auasse. dams ID geroutocratis. LIE
Corps legislatif, MISREPRESENTATION
populaire alteree ct amoindrie par 10
systeme de candidaturss oficielles ct de
preston administrative qui . preside
I 50 formation, rencontre partout sur
son champ d'operasious 10 veto du Sc.
nat, asseubIee sois saeusemeut triee par
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place tant que tont Patagc ma raS ete
ingrrgite dun petit movement ellie
fait tonrner l'etsgers ct chacun arrive
d son tour.
Quand le premier rang passe. un
petit mecanisme eIeve la f lie an second
rang avec sou apparel. ct ainsi de
suite jusqu'a la fin; il { ut environ
me heure pour donner lie repas d deux
cents roule,s; on donne rrois repas
par jour.
Ce ronlaill"r est passablement tclai,
rs ct hien acre celia nc vent las dire
qn'il ny sente pas mnnvais il est bi"n
Impossible qn'nne si grando reunion
dc volailes nc deve'oppc pas nne tres
manvaise odenr; mais rnrpareil sur
le ,uel les auimauy sont poses est bor-
de. tont au,onr d l'in,erirur ct cha
que rang. dune p'anchene inc'inee,
gui permet aux fentes de ronler Az
centre Oh elles sont ramassecs faci To-
ment.
Ces volailles sont tenues proprement
ct n, prennent pas de manvais go1t.
II faut environ douze jours pour en-.
graissrr un poulet. .' ..-.1 ,
Avant d'e,re tuees, les volailleS
sont places dams un lien obscur, mais
bien acre. Oh elles restent vingt-lua-
tire henres sans manger. Pour les tner,
on les prend par les Iattes on 'es e"-
veloppe pour eviter les movements,
ct. an moyen dun petit instrument in
troduit dams la gorge, elles sout sal
gnees 81 adroitement quill semble que
Ia mort soft instan'anes. Ans,i'6 o.
apres. elles sont plumees, lavaes. Vi.
dees. enveloppees. bien serrers dams
IN linge moniIle lonr les ref "i'lir, Ell
en- meme temps p'acdes >ur u e eta.
gere pour que le sang >'ec 'ul. hen.
lie prix est de- 8 fr 50 go c.nts)
le ki'ogramme e Iivres) ; "n livre d.
40 a so pieces par jour. BERTHIoL.
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XXXVI

Peti,s meters, gros profits, a dit
Adam Smith. joseph Fievee ajoHtc:
II va j. Tor an fond d. tout il ne
s'sgit que d" cren--r.--Un bavr Vi.
gneron de Ia Basse. Bourgogne N crense
les co'iruacons ct a trouvs lie moyen de
sen faire 1900 francs de ren'e 1 800
fr. de plus qu'avec les 'ap'ns lIe''
vrai que le colimrcon est Ia sobriele
en- personne. taniis que le lapin est IN
avale-ton,. Voci le prooedn de notre
Bonrgnignon, il est a la por'ee de tout
le monde F...... 81 ...'.s'
L'escargot est common en- Bonrso.
gne, ct les eco'iers ny son, pas rnres.
N9tre iudustrisl a passe m marche
avec les enfauts de Ia Mntuelle. II pale
dix sous le cent d'escargots Lees d.
manches ct les jendis do"nent en-
moyenne une ricolts de 5000 colima.
cons, soft 10000 par an. o' e}.a
Or, nous l'avons dit, lescargot vit do
peu. Trognons de choux, feuil Ies dc
salades, epluchures de carottes. debris
de tnrneps ct Dc navets, II saccom.
mode de tout. #~% """4
L'sleveur les parque dams une cave,
leur distribute Ia provende avec les re-
licfs du pot au feu ct de 10 salade des
voi.ins, ct qusnd lie sont bicn gra., II
les livre 4 un sou 10 piece aux traiteurs
do Paris, lssquels les revendent deux
sous aux amateurs. apres les asoir
bourres lies colimacons) de beurrc, de
mie de pain ct de persil.. ..-Et VOLTA
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sTONEWALL FOR SAFE.

nEIEG n TIE eiIiEe health Of JAMES
~ sEEWAET who HEl been ~ change II Inc
Hrs-ilses e. mSa4ger guc partner ior ihs last
Fgeufy-uga yeas. SIDNEN ALAl 3 farm en-
braslag als1at IL acres OF tGe cnuice@ l1rti.E
ct TIE estzte OF the la-s DAFID titAlGhEA8s
FtrSted j.. the herE OF 4@Eud Nc. ., Arkanzas
side. uuE Offered e~srssle.
There are on tas place aburtlE cess CteArSu,
reu leuce6, sal uoa in cotton eEa corn one
.dfed acreSln me cypress Gmher, 70 which
ie bank ~ the r,veg4s. n eos12lele run
g IIaiuway- proViGEG .fLi rl1-sCau
rulelt lcr bringing llm@sr ioT
GsicES@ " tie land l6le4fty
so -, ssa. walnut ~esitauWood,
ete a. u sell leNeesE rEs Tfsbssf 1oo4s
Gbe tracs s entirely aDo> 'se a--e bs-5s
There sire also ou the place con- --Ss
negro quarters, KIN and ccSlon ~
Etahles. q nue apple aud a peach orcla
everything IA complete nnl or4Er. a.
q ruIuber at reliable hands, who have ccsh OF
tle place fJr years. who may De cmpi3teAA y
lne purchase Also. muI->- nUrsuS. STOCK loss
Ozea. eLe.. sGulCleuf 70 work lL, ana N4ilrl 81
EbJul cittS. These lstter, IL VIII be desirable 70
dispose OF 20 she purchaser 81 the land.
FOR fCstHer particulars apply 70
SAEE- STEWART, ou The Premises.
p ". DAVIS. - FTsaf street. erEsGls
CRAIGHEAN, BSEAsTU CibSoA,
def lu EsEbFiLle- Tenn.
81 Louis Rep1bI IN mo CiauolDuau com.
mercil UDaliesI Ccos S-s month, and sead oil
10 D.. ?. HEcCeu. ~ krt'ut street Memphis.
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THE COURTS.

Law CoURF-H S. Lee, b4dge.-But
very istle business was transacted ia this
Court yesterday. A few wFits of inquiry
were executed and q motion DISPOSED OF
for new trial in the case OF BorO vs. saint,
executor. The jury in the case of Brin-
kerhoif vs.. Wsde, failed to agree and
we're discharged. His Honor the Judge,
upon disodarging the jlFOrS from further
service during The term, thanked them
for the prompt and efficient manner in
which they had faithfully discharged the
duties devOlviDg upon them. A special
venire facias was ordered to be directed
20 tie Sheriff, for The purpose OF trying
the case Of Manning & Co. va. Wade, on
Tuesday next. This Taa done IN conse-
queaee Of the failure of the regular jurors
Of the term to agree upon 8 verdict in the
two other cases Of 8 similar nature, in
which Wade ia the defendant. Court
stands adjourned until Monday, the 4th
day Of January, 1869, which will he mo-
ton day.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT AND CIR
CUT CoURTs-R0n. ConnGUy T. 4fiqg,
presidinq-The papers submitted and
decision rendered ia the casa of Fried
lsuder, Sick q Co.. resisting the dis
charge Of Christian Fienel.
MIR. B. G. Brown was admitted TO Erae-
tice in this Court.
The continued case Of Howard, Sanger
& co. vs. Joseph Specht. was then taken
up. The argument OF Messrs. McRae d
Walker for the defense had been closed,
and also Mr.. Metcslf's for the plaintiff.
A part Of Mr.. MeKissick's argument for
the plaintiff was heard yesterday.
There having arisen IN the progress of
tbs case some very interesting points in
commercial law, regarding the liabilities
OF indorsers on promissory notes, we pro-
pose giving, SIS 500 as decided, q SYM
opsis of the facts and law in the case,
which will De interesting and instructive
to merchants and business men gener-
ally,
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AMUSEMEYTs.

THE NEW MEMPHIS The tad Westh-
er last Bight prevented a large attend
anee, at this fsv0r.te and fashionable
place or amusement The HuacA60ck
was produced IS well, probably, IS il
could be st any Of our Metropolitan the
aters, and Mrs. Gl2dstsne, BE "Julia,"
was fully equal TO the expectations Of her
admirers. This lady has won the esteem
and admiration OF cur play goers TO a
very large extent, and, though the audi
ence was small last night, the tributes OF
applause which were shcwered upon ner
made up IN CONE degree the regret which
msny felt at the lim attendance. Theo.
Hamilton, as " Clifford was, az usual,
good, az were also Mrs. Lanagan, Messrs.
Malmburg, Higgins, Me Wade and Do.
vey, in their respective roles. Tonight
Mrs. Gladstane takes a farewell benefit,
aud we are sure that the house viii be
crowded. on little Miss Turnour, the
Queen OF the air, ia her wonderful and
thrilling performances, We hsYe already
said a grast deal, but, TO these who have
not seen her almost marvellous featS, 20
definite ides can be given. They must
be seen in order to be appreciated.
THE VARIETIES. There wss q gor-
geoas bill presented at this TeEapie CT
Momus last night. and the usual holiday
ave attendance vss noticeable. Man
ager Broom never fails to introduce such
3 pot p0Uri of side-splittiBg amusements
as must please the sterner sex, and
nightly the house IS kept fally Up to the
required standard, ard st PRESENT en-
braces such artists as Miles. DsNeTe,
Frances, GifJrd, 5Anette, Roscells and
Egans, Toe male performers are Berry,
Gardner, Johnson and Master q srdner.
THE GAYETIEs.-This house was also
well ~pstronizsd last night, and those
who we're present were delighted. Miss
Lizzie WslKeg, Beckett, Hepburn, Celes-
tine, Rsrand and LsmeTeaux are csudi-
dates for public favor at this house, and
all succeed in winning applause. Jake
Ely has made the Gayeties a favorite
place OF s4gssE spt-for men Of course.
Hon. MRS. TELFERp0N.-Phis lady
will, we learn, arrive to-day or TONER
row, and will give 3 course of readings
next week. She has a world vide repn-
tstien, and her appearance will be greeted
with full houses,
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Organization Of the " Fur, Fin and
Feathern Club, for the protection of
game.
3.-Adray between Deputy Constable
SCHROEDER and Deputy Constable Jericho,
in which the latter was shot dead by the
former.
4-Negro named Ford fatally shot
while ia bed In his own house. Ford's
wife evidently 3 party to the murder
James Penn private Waterman in q
Main street establishment, fell down q
hstehWay.
ga young married man named
Bowman, living st corner OF Tennessee
aud South streets, commits suicide, Civ
ing no reason ave that he vas "tired Of
iifs.r
Il,-Democrstic Club Of shelby Coun-
ty held its hrst regular meeting, Presi-
deot Pike Ia the ehaiT,-Wickersham,
County Trustee, surrendered by bis
bOndsmen and arrested.
l2-Negro named Wash Peoples shot
and killed while attempting to escape
from custody, by officer Ssuerman.-
Negro named Ben. Strange shot and
killed near the Jackson street bayo.
bridge, while running away from two
men who attempted TO halt him.-Mr.
Chas. Aldridge shot dead 10y Z. n. Bur-
gett, EsQ., with q gun, in his rooEa.-
Negro named Jones shot ard killed with
a revolver. by another negro named
Sam, rear Ft. Pickering.
l4-Wiekersham's money box opened
Ia presence Of Sheriff, bondsmen and
otbeTs, and fund to contain bonds but
no money, A portion thereof counted.
l~5.-COunting OF contents of Wicker
sbamis box proceeded with, and amount
found to be $40, T3e o. short.
2l-AnBusi meeting Of the Tennessee
D-ntal Association.
2s Mr.. j. Boyt and son shot near
4 mwood Cemetery, by q man named
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-01

ORPHANS FAIR The fair for the ben
eft OF the orphans closed on Wednesday
night, after realiZ ng g much larger sum
than was anticipated. The attendance,
Notwithstanding the inclemency OF the
weather, was larger man on sHy previ-
Gus evening. The vote on the Watcn for
the p9st popular Master Mechanic was
as follows for Brrke, M. 4 c. r. r.,
S5l9; Long, M. Il l.. r. r., $3.50 league,
NJ. & 7. r R., SIS. Total, S9l8.
The vote on the premium set of bar
na2s Cor the county official stood as fol-
lows: d White S44s Jno. League S556.
Total, $1,000.
The large YAK doll, for the most fssei-
mating young Miss, was voted to Miss
] Julia Carr, who received ninety-six vot, s,
and Miss Kate Larkin sixty-seven votea,
making SI63 received for the toy.
The watch for the favorite lady vocal
list was not as excitiDgly contested as il
should have been. II brought I'VE two
hundred dollars, and was awarded to
Mrs. Miles. Nearly all the articles re-
manning over were auctioned of by MI.
Stoddard In his usual happy style. After
the voting, dancing began and was kept
up until a late hour. Thus ended one Of
the Most pleasant and profitable fairs OF
the season,
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EDJCETGONsE.
SI7.O90 Issnsa for schoOI Pur-
poses.

From the Nashville Press G5ld Times
Of Wednesday we learn that the free
school system is now being pretty gene
rally difused Throughout the State. A
great nun1bsr of counties have already
taken steps by which they may become
entitled TO the benefits of the recent
school law. Yesterday Assistant Comp
trolieT Plunket issued warrants Ii favor
of the school departments in the follow
ing counties The county OF MeMinn
drew $3259 p IL her quota Of the school
fund Rutherford county S3465 81 /;
Weskley. 1924 46; O5iOn. S2IS Is
Henry, 1886; Shelby, Sz234 20: Gibson,
1896; Carroll. S2425 %; Granger,
1858 Sc; Raes, 1868 IS; Biount, S2I9I 50.
Making a total Of about 81 ,09e dishursed
yesterday for educational surposes.
There never were seventeen thousand
dollars drawn from the Treasury for a
boiler purpose. We hope that the patri-
otto and phiiaathrOpio Intentions of the
Legislature tBat provided for the expend-
ing OF this money may be fully realized
ere long.
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AUCTION SALES OF JEWELRY, ETC,
FOR TEE New YEAR HOLIDAYs-The
extensive sale Of jewelry, etc, COM
menced on yesterday By M~cBsaTrst, Ls-
rieT & Co. wss well stteBdel. The sale
was resumed at O. O'clock last night, snd
continued tor several hours. E1yicg Ehe
day and evening quite az sssoFtment OF
Holiday Gi4s and PreseEts were disposed
o., with ali Of which the purchasers
sssmsd 70 be much pleased. The sales
wiz - resumed this morning promptly
at 10 vc!Ock, and will be ~continued
morning sod evening until the entire
stock is disposed Of Bales rccus No. 278
second street, Ayres Building.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-01

WALLACE, VAN PELT & GIBSON
NEW BIRM.-By reference TO their at-
vertisemept in another column, it will
be seen that this firm commence the new
year under most f.atteriDg auspices. All
three Of the members are well known to
our people, aud need no mention at our
hands, except it be u friend Van Pslt,
whose connection with his present busi-
ness will remind his thousand friends Of
old times, ana we hope induce for him
the patronage it deserves, We trust our
citizens will remember this sterling
house, the ladies particularly, and give
them a generous patronage
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BBg ~ARREsTED.
4 Gang Marched - TOwn-Aig-
gers and Hog.

For soma months bsck the eitizsns
living y few milss h0u tits city on The
Horn Lahe road have tssn losing their
hogs aud other live stock, "a well - cot-
ION aud property OF al concetVsoie
kinds. The large les Is taay sustained
At last became uDbsersble, and upon
rf-preseatsti0n 70 Cur Police Commission
ers. 3 detachment OF D1o0nted police
were sent to the neighborhood They
yes erday arrested ard brought 20 the
cftv SsEn. Tregence, John Weaver, Hen
~ Parks end ASolphus Thorn gson-eu
negroes. These msraudsrs i've part o.
tho. tine IN Memphis aud part IN d
country, and have organized themselves
into 3 hand Of thieves-a terror TO all
f9ur-footed animals ard a curse to q
country. They were caught in the SC
OF stealing hogs, and viii no Doubt be
able 20 describe the interior Of lie Peni-
teutisry before many m7oas roll around
They VIII be up before Squire Herman
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New YEABs.-The Local" on this
New Years dag Of 1869. greets with
hearty good wishes OF q happy new year
ST the readers Of the APPEAL. While
the Northern people have to q greater
extent than eyer adopted our observance
of Christmas Gay, We have adopted, 10
turn. the old Ko~ickeE5ockeT, Scotch and
Partisan custom s. prevalent st the
North, OF New Years calls, and we ex-
pect hat to-day there will be IN Mem
phis 8 general observance Of it,. Open
house viii be kept by our fashionsbles,
and sll he airs a grsces OF the upper
ten-8ill be displayed TO the best advaD-
tsge. Gto1 wiDe and good cheer will DIFF
fuse 8 general Joy, and aIl 60 az merry
as marriage bells. Old friendships viii
be renewed and new pres formed, to ri
pen, perhaps into tender ties that VIII he
recorded gu parish registers before 1870
sets IN. HlUe ts joie!
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HE MISSISSIPPI RIVER
RAILROAD
Examination Of Approaches 10
CITY, and Location o. Bridges.

We hsG Ehe pleasure Of meeting IN
nnr editorial room !Gst evening Captain
Milingtou, Chief Engineer OF tae Sooye
~1sd. wa0 informs us that he has made
his surveys and profile sud has been ex-
aiming the approaches n the city Wltn
q view r. the location Of the bridges over
I07ss Halehie su& Wei rivers. This
I4-ka IKE work and teiia the story Of the
e5rsrzuy 4 soivauev and ~relisbitiy Ia the
work tlay Eaye undertaken, Inst IS The
4 -fees kind oil contradiction 70 the state
r1ev+s circulated tv persons iu the pay
% taa Railroad Ei6g,' recently de
csssed rom too fuu2h press ufe. Fresl-
deHt fiItaheil, who bas lot only the con
G5suas NJ he Company, but OF the peo-
tas Is alive 20 the iInDCrtsuce OF an early
cou8letlon @ -lis Important work, and
bente has iEit-st5c this eZ-mjUsuoD
Of the approaches To Memphis.
Il hss Dot yet been definitely
settled where the dzyot VIII b located,
DUt-he public may yes sasure5 it viii oe
ia g Yart o. Inc c:Cy c~onveEisnt for cGIl-
n6rcisi men, sEG for thst quick handling
sCt transit Of goods go necessary Tor the
pubic good.
Il AiiI not be cut OF pises 70 Weuiion
here that the counties north or shelby
aFs taking s. crest interest in this read,
and have alecgef themselves 70 its con
st7uction 60 s. early day. We viii Wstch
carefully every m0VsasgsS IF Col. Mitch
ell and his co-E6jutOgs, and SSvIss the
public promptly Of their prcggess and
dss,sIz.
- niece siik Wazo Aipa7a just re-
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In consequence Of the appearance IN
yesterdays paper o. s. communication
from Geo. ,. Pnelap, ! will state for the
Information OF Uy frieYds: Isl. Thst !
never insuited Mr. Fnei2n, and I dis
claimed 70 him any sash intention. 81
That 1 di3 not socsBt 6is challenge. be-
cause I am 10 ddsliss. 81. That l do
not hold myself ready to xii every man,
or be billed by him, who f2ucics himself
;DsuiteG ay me ia the Srguaent q cur
cases 10 court. =. W. WESTCOTT.
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AT THE Jefferson street market OF
Charley Williams, the readers OF the
APPEAL will find to-dsy some fire rossts
of real Durham heef and mutton and
pork of Kentucky and Tennessee fatten-
ing. Those who want something nice
for New Years dinner will consult their
taste by calling on Charley and making
selection Of the many good things be
has on view.
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KTLWINNING LODGE, No 34l.-At =
meeting OF the members OF this Lodge
Scottish Rite FreemssoDs, held sc their
Lo3ge room lset evening, the following
gentlemen were elscsed officers, to serve
during the year 1859 John Ainslis, WoT-
thy Mssser; Henry c. Steever, Senior
Warden; DE. ". A. EdmoDds, Junior
Warden; George Aellersb, Treasurer ;
Benjamin X. Pallsn, Secretary.
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4 penaity Of ten per cent. vii! sccrue
on al unpaid taxes for the f~1rty-Erstcor-
rsarnts year, on tie is Of January next.
PartIes who wish 10 avoid this heRVy
psnstty. y7ill do well 70 settle, a. the lsU
regulating tins collection Of taxes wis be
rigidly enforced. JEo H BOWEN,
~ ffty Tax CoilsctCg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-01

JoR. locks, 1851 Main e., has Scraps
from Prisoa fable by Gel. Joe. Bsrblsre.
Also. leslie, Harper, Cooley 3, DsmOresi,
I.iprsneott, Eclectic, and hosts Of other
publications for January. Leslie's Week
", with picture Of Grant At capture Of
Eity % Mexico, Banner Of the South,
Father A. J. Rysn's paper, Harper's Ba-
ar. Waveriy, Sporting Times, Days
Ooipgs. Western World. Literary Album.
Iouisviilel Cincinnati, st. Louis, Chs
cage. New Orleans, and New York
Sauies received by every mail. Books
and 8tstonery, Base Balls etc. II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-01

NOR RFNT-THE ARMSTRONG PLACE,
L on Central avenue, three miles from
C,urt SIusre. comprising fEenty seven acre,
~ grrunI. with q Inc lava sOliauie 20
\ stare, good H0use With ldur rooms large
on e in yald $50. kitchen AID Necessary OF,
E-TIafnnS. The place. HGs three = Steln-i seed
str-narL. IsrEs bottled VITA necessary &N1,
as1arReus bed, fine stables snd Ca5-lag- h9use,
r4TFeusr or LaIry man. Lhl- IS one Of the
g2o,t desirable plsees near memphis Apply
= JOHN T.. wilkins,
r.-a ru- 50. Front street. 4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-01

OLD RELIAELE.-The best Of Pittsburg
coal, lump, nut AMI slack, sold by Big
icy, Mellersh q Co, S0Gth Court and
Main stress, Bethel Block. Rates al
Tsgs - low a. the lowest. If
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-01

TIE PEABODY HOTEL is now open
for the reception OF transient guests and
boardefs. Prics per day, s. 90. Day
Board, $40 per month. We Will be glad
tG welcome our cid friends aBd guests.
II d. COCKRELL & SONS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-01

FgaNgTURE-tItcen GETS Of me AUG
plain furniture, Carpets, hair L cotton
InGttresses. for ease eGeap ~ MS Il
smith, AZ Main s.F5sL CaI Ana get
bargains uaI