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THE largest variety Of Childrens.
Hats" in the city at Franciseo& Virgins.
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JOE LOCKE, 23Gk Main street, has al
the latest Monthlies, Weeklies and Dai
lies.
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case. and % tnisI can only acknowledge.
and regret that I did not.
u cannot think any one who has any
knowledge OF me can believe for a mo-
ment I would wilfuily fail 10 aid my fel-
lowmen in misfortune. and at any
time, and under all circumstances. HUI
manity has been one of my strong char
acteristics all my life, and hope it wilb
continue 70 be 70 the last day Of my life.
MY whole crew viii testify to the
above facts under oath.
Yours truly.
s-JNG T. WASHINGTON
A late Kingston East TsHHe2SsdR
81 The mail packet boat, Cherokee, which
PIE between this place and LGuion, went
to the bottom Of the Ciinch on Monday
morning last, just after she had drawn vi
from her moorings at the wharf, in i've or
six feet water. The boat is quite frail and
leaky. and this result was not unexpected
or unlocked for. No n was injured, nor
was any damage done, a the complete
soaking received by the mail. The heavy
rains Of last week raised the river eOnsid-
erablv, and the boating season Will o
commence. We understand me Lucy
Coker has already left Knoxville for "A
trip down the river, and the Mary Byrd -
coming up from Chattanooga. and both
may be expected here some time during
the week. The Emory and Clineh rivers
are sufficiently up TO enable u coal
merchants TO come into market with this
much needed article"
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JOE LOCKE, 2S6k Main street, has all
the latest Monthlies, Weeklies and Dali
lies.
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SATINs in every color to hand.
HERZOG IL BRO.
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CHICKAsAw," a new hat, introduced
this day by Leidy Il Co.
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TIE APPEAL is delivered for Is cents a
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JUsT received, Nutmegs, Cloves. Mace,
which we viii sell at New York prices,
freight added. CHANDLER q Co.
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THE carriers leave the APPEAL at yonr
door seven days for Is cents
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ARABsi ARABs.-Elegant Novelties
openedtO-day at Menken Bros.
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PLAIDs and striped Dress Goods at
HERZOG'S.
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FLANNELs ASD BLASKETs very cheap
AZ Cans Q store. 2qS Main street.
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JOE LOCKE, 236k Main street, has all
he latest Monthlies, WeeRlies and Dali
lies.
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To PRINTERs.-We have for sale a font
Of ngPrimer type, nearly new, suitable
for a country weekly. For price, apply or
address APPEAL Office,
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
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III APPEAL is the only Monday morn
ing paper in the city. % cents a week.
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.
aemphls and now OrIsans &C. h

Memphis and Now Orleans Packet Line.
HEGGLAR WEDNESDAY PACKET.
For New Orleans, Natchez, Vicks5urg and
the Bends.
MAtkNTA-.--------J Frank Hicks, Master
John =. sullivan, Clerk
MlSSI- =. Grceu, Master
&C. C~reiEhfon. Clerk.
Ofthe abovpspl-ndid steam ~
ers viii leave Memphis EgIA~
commencing with tne magenta
september -sth. and f-sainimg in the trade
throughout the season. MEdPHls:
aolo LARRY H~AEMSTAD-
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premium Silk Hats " at Francisco &
Virgins, 307 Main street.
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WHITE Arabs" received on yesterday.
HERZOG Il BRO.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
MEMPHIS rAEATgR.

Spsidisg, BidwslI & Marlborough, PrOpr's.,
r. W. YOUNGE---.Actlng Manager
Last Night but Two Of the SUSAN CATION
English Comic Opera Company.
THURSDAY EVENING. November THE
connie Onerst. bv Maofafren- JESSIE LEA
Jessie Lea, Miss susan Galton. LILA and
u IN their terrific TntnsceDt Flight. Mr.C.
j. MIEH. ia his Humorous Character
Sketches. ZDE. the child @onder, ia her
great act. Le Tamb0ur -ErieI. To conclude
with THE BLIND BEGGARS.
To-M0rrow Evening friday, November o.
The Farewell Benent Of Miss SUSAN GAE-
TON.
Saturday-Last Operatic Matinee.
Mr.. FRANK MAYO will appear Tuesday
evening. 9th, in BOucicaults new
drama Of FORMDSA.
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CoN-Fiue SuYarWare in every variety
and pattern. J0 bo sold al auction, We'd
nesddy morning, 10y Register, Irezevant x
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our Shawl stock is the comp letest.
HERZOG q BRO.
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
Msmphis and St. louis Us. NAL Line

FOR HICRJL4N, COLUAlBU Us, CAIRO AM
ST LOUIE
BELLE ST. LOUIS---.Zeigler master
This elegant passenger packet IL
viii leave AS above -
This Ny, 4th inst, At . pm.
Tickets for all points, via Memphis and st.
Louis Packets. North, East aud West. Apply
to General Railroad Ticket Otnce. rs Main
street. FLEM. CALVERT. Sup't.
TOW b DIV. Tickat Agent. nj
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DRESS GOODS, selling very low, at VI.
Kraus & Co.'S, 218 Main street, corner of
Adams.
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BLACK Silks, very cheap, at
HEnUnHfG

NORFOLK OYsrERs.-Y. ID. Fuchs, Al
jefferson street., is still receiving these
celebrated Oysters, put up ny j. 6. Sihley
u Co., which come through daily bY ex-
uress,
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TRY our Hair Tonic.
CHANDLER & co.
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FOB SALE.

II ETAIL GE0-ELE-With good run Of Gus
- tom, cheap. Can soon. Enquire Of
r. LEWIS WARNER.
ncvS SO. 10 Front street.
PORTABLE ENGISEANp BOTLEB-Ca-
~ raIlty % hnr-C-EuWer. nearly new, and
n good running order Apply ts
oc3l r. Il. MARTIN Il . - Front 81.
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WHITE V LINE.

Semphis and White Riyer Packet
Company.
TNHE FOLLOWING ELEGANT -
4 Passenger Packet viii IeaVaE
Mem pEts every Thursday and saturday az 3
o'clock pin;
TUESDAYS.
W A. CALDWELL-Eube Haynes master
5sTUBGayS:
Ashford Master
Making close connections NJ DeVaus Bar
with the railroad FOR Lit.is Rock. and at lack
with The Steamer M0LLIE GRAFT for
al points on upper White ard Black rivers.
The above Company now have I'm course o.
a magnificent S.ie-wheel steam
er Tor thistrndc. which viii be completed or
or about the isf &C October. when she will be
put in The line AS the saturday packet, the
Na1OmA taking Thursday.
John D. ADAMS. President
W. L. GRAHAM. Freight Az
sol Front ~. M0zay BIork.
\ H. SHOCK General Ticket agent.
Cc5 No. j Promenade, fOOt Jefferson ST.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

les s sin be Inserted ia this Column at
10 csrfs Der line, each Insertion.
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RIVER NEWS.

BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
st. Louis--.BELLE 81. LoCIs-----f pm
Vicksburg----MARY Z. F~ORsYTHE.---5 pm
Cincinnati.----SAM J. HALE.--5 pm
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FOR VICKSBURG.

United States Mail Line for V~oxsburg-F0r
Helena. Napoleon and V~ickShurg.
This elegant passenger packet IT.
will leave at above ~
THIS DAY. 9TH inst. al > p.m.
Freight receiyedatth tie ~ Louis Wharfboat.
n0i FLEM- CALVERT. SUpt-
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BEAUTIFUL Dress Goods at
HERZ0G'S.
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CHEAP GooDs. HERzoG < BRO.

ELEgAST French Soft Hats" at Fran
cisco IL Virgins.
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o WHITE RIVER.

Regular Memphis and White River Z Mail
tturday Pachht-FOr Helena. DeNalis
Bluff, Little Rock, Augusta. Jacksouport.
COMMERCIAL --.--J y. Davis. master
This elegant passenger steamer
viii leave as above z--
SATURDAY. 6-h inst. ats pm.
LEVY & Robbins. Agents.
no4 ID Jefferson street.
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CHnpREN's Fancy Wool Hose, very
cheap, AT Cans new store. Z9a Main
ur-aIH
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FOR RED RIVER.

Regular Red River Packet-Fot Jefferson,
Shreveport and Alex tndria Direct.
NICK ALi4.--------... huElas Poe. master
Thissplendid passenger steamer A
will leave as above -
FRIDAY, 9Th inst, at pm.
LEVY e ROBBINS, Agents.
moi Ia Uana~4nn street
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o CINCINNATI.

Memphis and Cincinnati Packet Company
For Cairo. Louisville and Cincinnati
"a j. " aaArls AAN0tSA
This elegant and swift steamer T1
will leave as above Eza@ss
THURSDAY. 4th inst, at , pm.
LARRY HAKMSTAD. Agent.
nova No. L Madison street.
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ehelh. rlrcuit conri-.-ludae ReeNes.

WIFI NI'NN'N W.T. ~-~e~ "NN'N"
Yesterday the ease Of Weaver vs.. Grant
White Lead and Oh Company WIS, after
transferred to the jury, No
verdict rendered.
ia the ease OF Herring s.. Galloway a
verdict was rendered for the plaintiff for
s2ll.
The ease of Plummcr vs.. HOlleN was
taken uD. sut d % concluded. Il viii
~prnusbly be closed to-day and given 20
The Jury.
Today after the die position Of the
above ease. motions will be heard, and
wriJs OF inquiry viii be executed.
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FOR RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Co..
Us Mail Line-FOr Pine Bluf. Little
Rock. Hot Springs and Fort smith.
GUIDUN Rice. master
ger steamer viii leave as above A
FRIDAY. 9TH inst. az . pm.
". l. GRAHAM. Agent.
not 30f Front street. G0sby Block.
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BED BLANKETS, linseys, kersoys, Han
nels and jeans, at very low prices, at NJ.
KrauS IL cos, DIS Main street, r of
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CALL at Joe L0cke's and get the annual
repor, of the Chamber Of Commerce.
Every planter and merchant within a
hundred miles of Memphis should have
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Yours truly,
L.NA u w :.
STEAMBOATS,
FOR NEW ORLEANS.

EOE NJ. ORLEANS
The swift and PalafiaI Passenger steamer
Rm0LLIE AELE,AR
Dan AbIe---- master J. LeavenwoFfh-cleTk
VIII leave FRIDAY, 9Th Inst, al 3 pm
RICHD W. LlGHTkL hNE. 6eulAgent.
MOI No. 4 Jefferson street.
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Regular Memphis, Helena and Frfar's Point
l.. =. Mail SeMi-Weekly Packrt-For
Helena and Friaris Pcilt-
DIES Miller. Htzster
Ihissp4endiG passenger stcamer ~
Will leave as a0sve z
RID 5tu inst, at pm.
ELLIOTT 4 MILLER Agents,
not No. . Promenade street.
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SEE IT-The "CHICRAsAw" HAT, by
Leidy 4 Co, leading matters Of the south
west
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL il delivered in
clubs oftwO or more at - per annum-
the cheapest paper published anywhere.
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CHEAP CLOTHING can be bought at
Cams new store. z55 Main street.
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The Liverpool market at the opening
to-day vas quiet, Uplsnds IIGIltd. Or.
leans na@llsd. At1:29p.m. it was dun,
Uplands ah0at, IO35; on spot, lid o.
leans HID. A. ) pm. it was nCmirslIy
unchanged. Sales, 1900 bates. The
shipments from Bombay since last re.
port TO the ID inst, were HOO bales.
The New York market at the opening
was unchanged in every respect. At II
an. il vas duh and he lower, Low Mid.
dliugs 264e, Upiends 283c, Orleans 27lc.
At 2p-m. it was Irregular, uQatations
nOminally unchanged. At4 Dm. hold.
eFs were ssking az advance and buyers
were cautious, Low Elddlings 26}c, Up
n &c, Crleazs &3c, Good Middliugs
Sse. Sale. 101O bales.
- New Orleans, az 1870 am, cotton
was dull and tending downward, Mid
dlings 25is. At 2;l5 pm. it was dull and
50 unsettled tnst accurate quotations
could not be given, Uplands 255625}e.
sales, 1000 bales.
Our market was very quiet duTiug the
day. There vas some feeling around by
buyers, and als) some small lots hawked
around by sellers, but there was q wide
differences in views. While holders had
not lost faith II a reaction they were In
elined TO e0ncsde q little, but tie closing
dispatch took al symptoms OF the Gre
clan bend away, and they stifsned up
again With 8 bang. We quote nomi-
nally as follows
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RIKAgCB AND TRADE.
oFFICE OF TIE DAILY APPEAL
AEEPzns. January :, l6s ]


Our readers are already aware Of the
fate Of the Little Rock stock held by The
city. The Board Of Aldermen deserve
the thanks Of "a people for the prompt
manner in which the question Of its sale
was disposed o.. The community isnoW
in suspense wiki reference to the next
move to be msis By the rirg. Whist
will they demand? Viii the engine
houses suffice to keep shem from despair,
OF will they take the hack taxes due the
city as collateral? We have no doubt
but that Mr.. Bowen viii turn owe 70
the gentlemen any amount OF bills o.
this nature and allow q liberal commits
sion for collection. II only q few whose
names we could mention would come
forward snd liq1idate their obligations,
this pressing debt hich has caused so
much commotion could be cancelled.
Except the general rejoicing which is
expressed st the ALLURE OF the last
scheme to get control Of q r%silrosd
stock, we hear very little change in
money circles to-day. Currency is easy
at our banks, snd 50 a general thing de-
posts have increased largely within the
past two days. Money comes daily by
express and is sent 10 the interior for the
purchase Of cotton. Eastern bills are
abundant but New Orleans exchange Is
scarce. We have no change in rates to
rannrt
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City Bonds are uominGlly unchanged.
We learn that several lots we're offered
at49c, bat there were no buyers.
City Scrip, County Warrants, Police
and School Scrip are the same as yester-
day.
Exchange was steady in New York to-
day. Gold opened at I355c, went up &c,
and closed at IS5ge.
We quote gold buying st I349I34lc.
Selling at l359l35le.
It is stated that Mr.. Commissioner
Wells, in his forthcoming report, will
show that in addition to the thirty-fve
millions surplus which the Government
had last year. we may expect this year s
saving Of thirty millions more, on vsri-
Gus accounts, among which sre the fin
ishing 10 Of the b3unties, the reduction
OF interest from conversions, AID the
withdrawal OF the compound interest
notes, sDd the surrender Of pensions.
Mr.. Wells further estimates that an in
crease Of thirty millions Of receipts from
the same source OF revenus may fairly
be locked for, with al ordinary efficient
collection, and an ordinary honest ad-
ministratiOn. He believes, therefore,
that it is within bounds to regard the
Treasury as master OF g clear yeafly sur
plus, from this time forward, Of u hun
dred millions.
Acting Commissioners of Internal Rev
enue Harlan hss issued supplemental
regulations concerning the tax on dis
titled sWFits. They are intended to Sc
cure correctness snd uniformity in the
monthly reports OF assessors. Il is prO-
vided, among other things, that having
found the quantity OF material used,
they viii determine the quantity Of
spirits which should be accounted for
from this quantity OF material and l.
they have no more definite means Of de.
termining this they viii determine from
the character Of the material used, what
quantity Of spirits g bushel Of such ma
terisl should yield, and calculate the
product to be accounted for, or thu re-
guired production accordingly. The
number Of days upon which the per
diem capacity tax is ID be assessed is the
whole number since the date Of tha COM
mencement il the month inclusive, less
Sundays, and the days upon which ope-
ratiOns have been legally suspended.
The Acting Commissioner has also is (
sued instructions as to the survey of dis
uleries, in which it is stated in estima-
ting the number OF dry inches to be al
lowed Tor fermentation, the assessor and
person designated to aid him must OF
course be governed in a great measure
by the depth Of the feEmenting tubs.
From the bsst Information received it is
believed that a fair allowance will be
from three TO seven dry inches for corr, /
and any mixture Of corn and rye not ex-
5eediDg one-half rye to One-half corn,
and from seven to twelve inches for rye
and any mixture Of rye exceeding one
half.
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MEMPhlS s ARKANSAS RIYRR
ES AN
Za4E41s AZE1n
RacEoG Oonnpa7yr

7k'HE elegant passenger packet THOMAS II.
4 ALLEN, oGub expressly for this Company,
mas now taken her place IL the line, and here
after the following boats will leave Memphis
as heretofore,
Mondays Il Thursday $. al 3 o'clock p.En.,
And returning, leave Little Rock MONDAYS
ana FRIDA Us, at 10 O'Clock a.m.
THOMAS II. ALLEN. - Reese Fritchar6, Master
a. LALDW ELL..........R J.. Flames, Master
BlalsdeD- Master
Connecting at Little Rock witt the Corlpany's
Gs| ana Ig~et-oTaughJ packets for Fort Smith.
Slose connections made both ways.
G..---...JnO ". Williams, Master
ICHL S544IH ....--"~.JsrG BOw1n, Master
VAN bUH h2s-.........-.--.Jo Bennett, Master
All OF the a.oove boats were built ez pressIv
tor the trade, and are particularly well adapted
% II. Passengers and freight viii be put
through by thh line to ali points on the Arkan-
rates,
Al persons shipping freight 1orany point on
tne Arkansas river non North or East Of Mem-
pms, should have their goods CONSIGNED Ia
M5ndphIs ana arkansas River Packet Com
pa1y, a. Menphls. Merchandise shipped from
Nov Orleans should be consigned to Memphis
and Arkankas River Psckes Company, Napo-
leon, ARK.
Freight ? sceived at suy time at the Compa-
ny once. JNC. D. ADAMS. President.
=. A. KEHDIG, agent.
dez9tt 3b4 Front street. Nc soy Block.
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Commissioners NotSc0

Wm. P Melien, Trustee, and the Unttsa STATES
and Others, against The New Orleens ard
Ohio Railroad Company and Others.
HAVING been appointed by ina Hon, Bland
HI Ballard, Judge OF the United states Dis
brict Court Tor the District or Kentucky, a
speeia1 Commissioners in the above style case,
70 AUDIT and maze cut q full and complete re
port to said Court Of all bonds and coupons YET
all BONDS and coupons due and unpaid secured
by the second mortgage OF the SAID New Or
leans and ONO Railroad company, and to
whom due, and the names or the holders
thereto respectively
Therefore. Notice is hereby given to sll bond
holders. a. Aforesaid, u come forward and pre-
sent and lie with me, as said C0mmissioner at
my Office, ia ths oily OF Pacuean and State OF
Kentucky, al bonds, being the LrSt and second
morfUans OF said New Orleans and Ohio Rail-
road Compan and coupons thereto BELONGING
and unpaid, on or before the second Monday -
March, 1855. ". r.. JONES.
noy24 I'm y special commissioner,
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WATCHES FOB THs BILLION.

wHE Oroide Gold WatcE Company 2ana-9c-
fare on strictly scientific principles ie-
= 1lsh ana color Is cGr0t gold aJaes a1L9 o. as
VC rars ami costly description o. ooa1
IN, v sre Manufactured Wlth Eull
nsdiesf and gentemen'si, nave s1Pefe 49,
ec-e-, ants: }e1Ce1eI eHglse- TUNED VIA COM
nensef5c EpireI spring.
B-SIToo,7 C0HGEcl03s, Ahgats18
80 moe eZacting OF CUR cusu9Ie-ltEs
fEora1gbIv demonstrates M slSn--l,
81 seenrs-cy and utii ~ OF the Jacseae
WTgl1a1a1 Wra te8, and p~r11ca1es aA-A
rabja ID reIiaD,e Hms-ke6pels-
sge sig,iIe WoTftn Watches. f1A 5Fe-d SO
S5v~59soetsr Rqlnas'e, IS eae1. ll4oia-
800 Win new and novel designs 1-1A
Wslcn is warrants ~ sPecel ctiti-I A-
80 0~ciIs Gold Watel Company
Also uazulHcen6 Orc1Ge sod lAaln-
and 81 each. Sent every WheIs' 10 ne pe--pi
r1r eusromers are supplied (es vita Ue
pies n0ezet Detective and watch oua-o Hs1
mailed separately 0n zec91pt or S cents -4e
Genuine CrOide Cold ~-a1sc 80 eH5 "o
fsI0ed bv ordering briefly rom a.
~ TagfES r. MONROE &C.,
importers ard Ealu1actureT
uovg2 IN JED nlalA way. - t
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TKADE

We have no change to note in prices
to-day, neither vas there any improve
ment ia thu demand for general mer-
chandise, but the beautiful weather has
brought oct the " shoppers " in full forcS,
and cur retail houses are moi allowed
much rest. Main street presented s. hv-
Ing stream Of gaily dressed pedestrians,
and Memphis is again assuming its
wanted appearance Of life aad hustle.
Adviees from Louisiana confirm the
fears that the very had weather early
in December had damaged tbe slgar
cane that had been cut. Il is estimated
that the frosts on the "a and 4th Of tbat
month cut down the crop Of sugar about
1890 h~ogskeads. The planting this
year is beng vigorously prosecuted, with
the expectation Of growing 3 very large
crnn-
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o Il HOLIDAYS!

Great Disfri5uasea by tne IefroD9i tan
asft Ca Gifts 20 tso Amount Of
ss5o ~oOo-EveTy Ticket BrnaB Prize.
5cash gifts,each $1,000 20 cash gifts, each
10 5t@
a " lGJ 90
50 EIezant Rosewood Planes, each SO % ta1
- " 8Iel0deGus s.cn , 20 -
80 Sewing Machines, O p 20
go Fine sold MGtCus. % % -J
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-08
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