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RAILROAD TIME TABLE,
ns oncct Alouda-. November 23d. lsCs-
SpETU Whprl

Taxes of;cc, MoIda- November 23d lsCs.
NOETuwhEIL
Accommodation leaves Cory 3,30 NJ; Ciymer
4, ) pAurm1 AIS; Sherman 425: Summit see
T. N Mayvle 5.5o arriving at Brocton 100 p. IN
Express train leaves Cory $50 4. n Clymer o5S
Panar 10 10 Sherman 1885; SUM nj, no. 50 May
viii" lilo. nnd arrives Mt H"0cion II, o NJ.
Mail leaves Cory 10 I. NJ. stopping at Nl sta.
tons, arriving at Brocton 400 p NJ
SOUTHWARK.
Mail train leaves BroCtOn at 800 N.,stop,hnc at
all stations, arrives At Cory at Il, 2,25 T. NJ
Express leaves Bro ton at 2,35 NJ; MAyvillS
3,lj summit 3.i5; Sherman Loo: Panama 1, % :,
Cyiner i3S and arriving at Cory nj 5.o5 p NJ
ACcom"lodatiOn leaves ErOctOG 100 4. NJ, MAY.
Nillo & 10, Summit $40, sherman SS5, Panama 0,Jo;
Cymer O,I5, arriving et Cory at lo,lo Il
CONNECTIONS
Passengers leave Buffalo on the Toledo Rxpress
or lay Express, coin ing Mt Brocton with trains
fr Nav He Sherman, Panama, Ciymer and CORY;
r0IucCin" At Cory with trains on the OIL Crack r.
H. for ii,usvi'le, Miler Pioneer and Pet Centre,
Oil city ana Pittsburgh.
Also, connecting at Cory with trains on the Phii-
adrlphia d Eic Road, for fhadclylia and Harris.
burg; aud the Atlantic and Grelt Western Rail
way for Union, Msadviile Greenvila, Pa. md
Warren, bh,n and lanesto and Rand ph, NY.
Trains .onying oil City 0t u 10 n m, CORY at
20 u. M. ronucctirg AZ BroCton whit tram b IL
f. K II arriving n HGiIhio At a,lo p IN.
Trains leaving Oil City at H,33 IN will connect
with Mail Fraii leaving Cory az is D. nj,
reCiu. with l.N rasS East OF. o & i, x r. arriv-
Ing in Hu.GlD ~ $50 y. m. I-avi z Rnfi!o at 400
y. m ami 'irE AT Cory at i",t y. M.
hiso, connect at Naylis with Steamboats,
ChnUt9u1uH lake dlrn, season Of nayisatiOnl for
A. II. TREw, sUpt,
Janl. Mayvi.le. Y.
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THE PETROLEUM CENTRE
DAILY RECORD.
PUBLISHED EVERY EVENING,
(Sundays eycepted.)
". II. LONGWELL, Proprietor.

TERMS.
Per rcar rs-obls In advance, s. ct
Ter month, x
r%SCE-s.HGT GF ADVEEyTSrNG.
Ten lines Of uOnpnreil make one square.)
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Petroleum Centre Daily Recort.
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THE BREEDING or l4iE PEEuvlAH BoN
ToH.-A Lima letter says: '.rhe real Peru
yian families, rich, stylish and elegantly
dressed. with t5ar Sc, stn:s TO Follow them.
and carry ;tcr shopping purchases. are az
grca patrons otthrse lille native messcs as
their u,ahyr CAolo seigabors. Iehaye
saen them luy these sr.oey red hot dishes.
aHa en-. th2.n .wi,i tAc.s jese,ed fingers AZ
.on'ogaa'' as their less, re..ocd blacEcr sis.
tors. One 't.9g havf noticed tha, strikes
.r--'g 'r iE''@r w.Sn ti'seus'. md pro YES
el.e1ui:al9 lna' he 5emg;an. thoasl ny
-itiol M! air.b a.laa, has not ths in
o. g. r"uaemrrt o thesl. .mogcln Or English
woman. y Peruvian goman or young Ia
1y. even jf n-r family " among the most
ag,,tog,etic and wealtby, haajtaaNy spits
upon tie floor. or IN lbs street The same az
man, fr3u! the Constant use Of cigarettes
rasn again. Iat l>r b cYar so elegantly
ar sstd. her dresg OF n gire. her uanta the
caszl Of Tailc'. saG c3vsrcd with silk en-.
bs,iiars, AMI b'.1cr.s! WITH il., 'ichcs, real
-u'prrs lace. her fingers fairy covered with
diamonds Of great value and immense size,
her diamond ca'-rings and the breach that
!i.steEs her Eanta TO hsr forehead or tie
pnr st wa'sr. have repea ea!y seen them
reject the elegantly embroidered lace hand
kprcdsr which hangs from her fingers, and
ase an old dirty red or yellow silk bandan-
va 10 the coarsg', manner possible. thrust-
ing it back again, sn rusightl7 roll or rag.
iaio the pocket Of the lovc'y manve or aa!-
ber silk dress. Ali tbcir hnbiie. such SIS
picking their teelh and eating with their
| fingers. are very dirty. .ad plainly indi.
cate a tutai lack VI i'll bred ref cement. and
also an Inherited, careless disregard of all
the nicetics Of lie, from their old Inca pro-
genito!a.
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Erie and Pittsburgh R. K.

AtA ~ s-ess saA'hesn = 81 1es AAs
nN AND AFTER SUNDAY. NOV. 2ad, 1865
LEAVE ERTE-sou rHwARD.
1925 n m, PITTSBURGH Express, stops az ali sae-
tons, and arrives at \ ~ q. w. II r. Trans
fer at / 81 y M. at New Castle at BIS p M,
and II, Pittsburgh at 90 p m
400 u. m. Accommodation from jamestown At
riyes AT 4. IL q. W X. H. Transfer at 5, g a.
m. Mt New Castle ut 90 a IN, and at
iit,-burIh NJ 1900 "a. IN.
5.t0 p m.. Mixed Train leaves Erie for sharor
stopping at all intermediate stations and
rivins al 10 n.
No,!rUwATD.
IL ) Erie Express lea - New Castle at 9,i5 n
\. {; G W. i, K. Transfer ut H. 10 III
ara arrives Mt Erie TT 2,31 p. m, making
close connccti'n "A for Buf, and Mag. Fsa.
i.3J y y. Eric Accommodation leaves \. Castle at
rs y IN 4 Il c. w. Z. H. Transfer at 9,1a
PM. jamestown a; 90 p.
$50 p, ~. Aixel Train leaves sharon for Erie,
II iGc ~ il,5D pm.
pi''shreh Express south connects ut Jamestown
n, 1880 NJ with j. N r. Express for Frank
lin and Oh City. Connects at Transfer at l. IS IN
van. hsveHfI AM Cleveland
Eric Express nyith connects az A. &c G. " Trane-
er At Ilic m, with Mail east for MeHdvic,
!mrklia, and OF Ci.Y, and at Jsniestovn with J.
s. r. Express FOR Franklin.
Trims cOnrect AZ Rochester With trains ~
Nheeling and I'll poiuta in West virginia. and -
Pittsburgh connections for Philadelphia, Harris
burg, na timors and Washington, via Pennsylvania
CC1lai Raiirond
Erie Express North. connects st Girard with
GacaEo anc all points in the wet; at Erie VITA
i'hilGitlphia &, Erie Railrond for Cory, Warren,
lrylnoton. Iiiiouc, &C. ana with Buffalo n xris
Pairoat for Buffalo, Dunkirk, Niagara Falls spS
F.N. FtNNEY,
Asst Su,tcrinttrdsnt
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HN AND AFTER SUNDAY, NOV. 2ad, 1865,
~ trains will run this road as follows:
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Wicas1oa; Man Alien, Of New York, has
sold his rcigesament saloon and invested The
proceeds in railway stocks
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r2uRH. AND r;HEs nAsLH1An

j Ca ana nftcr siONGav Nov 23fti. leS1k
Passenger Trains viii run on tnia road ~ fellows:
LEAVE EprE-GoiNG EAer.
rsEa A NJ. NIGHT EMPRESS, stopping al
As-SV Ripley, Nestfelf nwitirS and silver
creek, arriving at Buffalo ut 4,i5 \. NJ.
sax x y. NJ, NEW IORK EXPRESS. stoA
s5sSs'S ring NJ Westfeld. Brocton. Dunkirk, ST.
verc"esk, and Angola, arrivin. in Buffalo
Gtc ciOp. u.
100 Bps 1 cgiNNATI ES,S.S 1sTs ExTSrSs tosos 'to
nunki" and -'ilvcrcrrel;, ard arrives at
rualio at lc.:5 p. W
n.ssse a Ii, MAIL AND hCCOMMupb-
T'''S TON. s'orgin. Ut n stations. arriving at
huiili0 at IL ~ \ 81
sp.fr p ~, DAY tNrRrsS stopping NJ
'S'h'' Northeast Ripley, We.lflcld. DinlcirIs,
SiNcrcreek and hrgoa, arriv vng a. Bur
falo Al 200 p. -
iEAyE HtTF ,L0-GpISG WEST.
F.e,%.s =. Nj, DAY EXPRESS stnpping At An
E~:~'' cola, Silycrcrcek, Dunkrk, Broc,on
Vested gud Northeast arriving at Erie
H,nnr NJ. NAIL AND ACCOMMoDh
E'Sv TON stopping at al rtations, arriving
nj Erie NJ $50 ? NJ
n,Nsa A NJ. TOLEDO EXPRESS, stopping az
S'''sc al stations, md arriving az Erie A. lO,2o
C,nnp NJ. STEAMBOAT EXPRESS. srop.
NsSS ping at Angola. >ilyercreeE, Dunkirk.
Brnctun WUsticld and Northeast, arriv-
inc at Erie nj 20 A. VI.
yp.eA a. NJ, NIGHT EXPRESS, stopping ~
ts~u Silvecreex. Dunkirk and Wes.iield, az
irving at Eric at Ado A. NJ.
Railroad time is 10 minutes faster Than Eric tim q
K BROWN, Gen'l Supt.
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4 good. reliable Wasulnz machine is Wante9
by every hOusekee per. a ma lime that viii
fealIv save time labor ana clothes, wot kS
easily and is durable, win he purchased ny
every well organized family. such ma
chine we offer you in the
HO"9 w asher
Warranted in every particular to give salts
faction. Always in operation ~ thc ware
rooms of the HOME MANUFAtlBhiN 10
Co. z76 Second street, Memphis, Tenn; also
NJ SIS North Fourth strcct,SL liOuis- NO.
= Orders hv mail-a7tH receive prompt atten-
ton: agents wanted aud the trade supplied,
Clothes Wriuger. wholesale and retail de
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Election Thursday, Ian. s. 1870.

Isl Ward-North End Of NdrU Yard.
Deputy Commissioner. Nat Miller; Judges,
James 4. Newsom, ). Z. Randall and J. J.
Powers; Clerks, W. j. Mcheon, IT, ana r. l.
I'd Varf-W. J. Cl1sc'S Feed Store, Pop
Eal' street.
Deputy Commissioner. W ]. Chase; Judges,
W. II. Bridges, r.. " Ligh burne and Charles
smith; Clerks ThOS FOX and K. Edgingtou.
Sd Hurd-'Sguirc HicTHdR'S Office, OH i'd
ans street.
Deruty Commissioner, r. p. Adams; Judges,
n woodward. W. J. NcKeou and DIT. j. J..
Goodyear; Clerks, Thomas Garvey and W ".
Gilbert.
4il Fard-No. s. Madison street.
Deputy Commissioning, g.. w. Lincoln
Judges. A. r. Lacey, p. N. Stanley and W. B.
Greenlaw; Clerks, Daniel Kirwin ana a.
Holding.
5ih IVard-R00m 26. Circuit Courthouse.
nrDntv ColuufSSiOpar X. j. BOughnCr;
Judges, owen smith, Theodore Hoist aud D.
B. Mallory; Clerks, j. NJ. Coleman and hlch-
ael Mageyney, jr.
9Th Fard-W WaJolron Block. lIsia street
Deputy Comm iSsioncT, W. a. Nelson
Judges, Il. b. Chiids, 7. u. Norment ana &. -
Churcli; Clerks, samuel Moore, IL. anu " . II
Clark.
IN IVald-C0rHcr Linden and Ctu@ey stS.
Deputy Commissioners, Q. c. Jones; Judges
W. L. Stswa. {. ThuS. II. LOgwoUd anu Juilh
I.oague: Clerks. Il. foster and W. 4. Nandy Se'
Sfh WaId-C0loyed Church oIl GHillby St.
Deputy Commissioner, Wm. Tate; Judges
D. q, Monsarrat, ID. Pantc and i. McGeoy
clerks, J. ID. Stewart and Eugene Levi.
Oh HUrtf-Caywer ReI7' 053d F'ith streets
Deputy Commissioner, J: ID. DanpuTy
JudaeS " b. G!isSou. &. ". Wardig and John
Knox; Clerks, J. @. HandweTker and +. {
SCnaper.
1914 JVdTd-A fricd BdHcU's Church
Deputy Commissioner, W Boon; Judges
z. Il. LoOny, W. c. Ellis and Jas. William
son: Clerks, Auguste Bizien ami John gum
Ian.
Where there are not suitable places TO holo
the election i'm the places designated, lh'
Deputy Comm lssiOner and Judges VIII selec
l one as close aS possible -
JOHN p. BOUGHNER,
! Commissioner of Registration for shelby
County. ueo
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LISBON, December I3.-The steamer
from Rio JaneirO has arrived with
dates to the 23d Of November. The
allied army had moved upon and cap
tured. one after another, P8guaty,
Curngiratty, and other strOngh0lds Of
the Paragayans, killing, wounding
and taking prisoners nearly four hun
dred OF the enemy, capturing large
amount Of war material. over 500
families. were restored to liberty. AT
/ last accounts the allies were marcking
on the last outpost Of Lopez.
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WE are now receiving one OF the laTgsss
w and best selected stocks Of goods 1t mas
ever been our pleasure 10 offer 10 the trade,
and 10 frst-ciass buyers We are prepared 70
otter Inducements that caEnot be surpassed.
600 sacks Rio Coflee-al grades;
500 barrels Refined Sugar-all grades;
50 hhds. Louisiana Sugar-all grades;
500 packages Syrups and AIolasses-an
grades;
100 kegs English Soda;
900 boxes English Soda;
1000 packages New Maekerel;
500 packages Virginia Tobaceos
80 barrels Robinson County Whisky;
100 " Bourbon whisky;
100 Reetiiied whisky;
80 Tennessee White Whisky;
100 boxes hayer Raisins;
SO boxes assorted Nuts;
100 cases Sardines;
100 cases Brandy Cherries and Peaches.
For sale by FARGAsON & CLAY,
ses $50 Front Street.
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BROOM'S OPERA HOUSES

CHAs. H. n. BRoOM..--..Lessee and Proprietor
CHARLEY WHITE Stage Manager
Prof. FRANK ARNOLD.....--Leader OF Orchestra
q - On Iv ~ n 1 > n {,
COMMENCING THURSDAY EVENING,
( sept g}d with Mammoth Company.
The entsrtaiument 70 consist of Negro Min
streisv, songs and Dances, Fancy Dances, Bal
lads Duets. QuartettS, E6traVaganzaS, Bur
lesques PantUmimes and NarceS.
admission, SOC; Private Boxes. s.. seq
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CINCINNATI.


ST. LOUIS. December G3.-Flour-tall super
I Sc s71SMS4 O0. Wheat-No p Spring 50. corn
/ yellow S0gS5, Oats 5l95i. Rye 81 Whisky
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NASHVILLE
Synopsis of Legislative Proceedings
Yesterday.
SPECIAL TO THE APPEAL.
NASHVILLE, December IS.

NASHVILLE, December To-
In the Senate, Mr.. Cubbins present
ed a petition from the hackmen OF
Memphis, asking for a reduction OF
the tax imposed upon them.
Mr.. Cooper, Of Bedford, introduced a
bill for the management of the peni-
tentiary. The object Of the bill is to
make the institution selEsustaining.
The following House bills passed on
third reading:
Bill TO repeal the act creating State
guards for the Governors staff;
Bill to repeal the law imposing pen
alties for n0n-payment OF taxes;
BIZ to clear out and render naviga-
bic the Forked Deer river.
Mr.. Hall moved to reconsider the
vote rejecting the bill Incorporating
the Air Line and Fast Freight Com
panv. Carried, and Mr.. Cubbins with
drew the bin for amendment.
I95ue.-In response to House resO-
luton, Secretary Fletcher reports that
since the 7th Of September, bonds
have been issued to the following rail,
roads:
Tennessee and Pacific, 1856, 600; Min
eral Home, 100000; Southwestern
$1,000.
Mr.. Cheatham introduced a bill tC
preserve the credit Of the State. I
provides that bonds be issued to fund
interest on the State debt to July l
1870, to bear six per cent. interest, and
to he redeemed at the pleasure Of the
State. after three years; the faith th'
State being pledged to give them pri
ority in payment Of interest.
Mr.. Lackey introduced a bill t
change the line between Haywood
and I.auderdale counties.
8Ir. Steele introduced a bill prOvid
ing for the erection Of county work
houses.
Mr.. Sherrod offered a resolution t
prevent a newspaper called the Sol
diey's Gazette, being laid on the desk
of members. Laid on the table.
The Cincinnati Southern Railroad
bill was discussed at great length, bu
no definite action was taken.
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NEW YORK, December 13.-The
HerajFs special from Naples says;
"The Council of Deists and anti-Pa-
pal radicals which met here on the
9th has turned out a dead failure."
\ proposition favor Of another
French occupation Of Rome, and an
endorsement to some extent Of the
last one, met with serious opposition
/ in the AssCublage.
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INSANE kSYLUM.

c,T. VINCFNTS INSTITUTION FOR THE
- INSANE, st. Louis, No. This Institution
was founded by the sisters Of Charity, Au-
anlgt 10, 1855. IL is private and hrst-class in
It's arrangements and accommodation. II
sane patients of both sexes and OF all de-
nominations are received, alsOthose addicted
to taking opium or other stimuiants TO ex-
cess and desire to correct. For terms, etc,
apply to DR.. ]. K. BAUDUY or the SISTER
SUPERIOR, anft
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GALVESTON, December 13.-The
Legislature stands: Conservative
Senate l3, House Al; Radical-Senate
L, House 81. The entire Radical
ticket, except Governor, is elected.
Hamiiton's friends claim his election
by two thousand. Armstrong and
ConnerS, Conservatives, are believed
to be elected TO Congress.
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IN Withdrawing from the Agency of the "St,
! Louis Mutual Life Insurance Company, !
deem it due nay friends and those OF the COM
pany. To return my Warlncst thanks Tor paSi
confidence, hoping that it may he continued
to me in the different sphere OF business
shalt be engaged IN; while I trust renewed
and increased patronage may be bestowed on
the Company I have 50 long represented.
December l, loiy. n. >. O4lS.
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WAsHINGTON, December 13.-The
POstofiice Department has made its
selections OF designs for new series Of
stamps: One cent, Franklin; two cents,
Jackson; three cents, Washington; !;
six cents, Lincoln; ten cents, Jefier-
son; twelve cents, Clay; fifteen cents,
Webster; tWenty-four cents, Scott;
thirty cents, Hamilton; forty cents,
Z O. II. Perry,
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Revenna Assassin Murdared.

WAsHINGTON, December l3.-An
official letter to Commissioner DelanO
from Tallahassee, dated Sth inst, says
that there is a rum0r circulating that
the assistant Assessor Of the town of
Mariana, in Jackson county, was mnr-
dered on the night Of the 4th, while on
his way from Mariana to Appalachi-
cola
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Trust SALE.

ny virtue of aTrust Deed to me executed by
X Iobn q. Sim pson and II. Il. Simpson, on
he agth day OF Mav. lssS. and duly recorded
in tile Registers Office OF Shelby county, in
ISooIS No. Is. pages 236, 81 and 25S, Iwill sell,
IL lie highest bidder. for cash, on
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rFVHE undersigned respectfully announce TO
I the public that they have been appqlnlts9
General state Agents 0ftlie --t. Louis ltututi
Life Insurance Company" for West teMnes-
See North Mississippi. Arkansas and North
Alabama, to daic fT0u December /, ie,3' name
and style of firIn, J. q. LoSsDAIsE q Co.,
T. w. WILKE RSuN,
a. J. II. WEl4LAIED.
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Tuesday, the lIta of January, 1870,

At q O'Clock M, on the premises, the twenty
four-and-a- half acre tract of land, fully de-
seribed in the Trust Deed mentioned above,
to which reference is here made for further
and particular description Of the same.
The right of ofredenption is specially waived
in said Trust Deed, and the title is perfect,
but only convey as trustee
NORRIS DOYLE, Trustee.
Hanson, Swingley & Dashiell, Att'ys. del
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MADRID, December I3.-There is
great rejoicing here over the news
from New York of the unconditional
release Of Spanish gUnbOats.
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Choice Home at a Bargain.

EE- My place near Germantown, Tenn, is
for sale 1t contains about Ninety Acres,
about Sixty open and in cultivation, the bal
anee In timber; orchards of choice fruit, Ap-
pies, Peaches, Pears, etc. This place fronts
on Memphis and Charleston Railroad, about
one-quarter Of mile from the Depot. A
very comfortable Dwelling with all neces-
sary out-buildings.
The location is particularly inv1ong 20 the
business men OF the city. 1 am determined
TO sell and feel satisfied that the price and
terms can be made satisfactory to the pur-
chaser.
l will take pleasure in showing the place 70
any who may favor me with call.
polo I'm. woopsoN.
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Plantation for Rent.

r<OR the ensuing year, my Undivided
Half of the ParIser Place, situated
=, criftenden county. Arkansas- near Bled-
oais TandfnC. forty miles below Menu
Dfis and three miles from the river The
favhoia place contains one hundred and MY
...srss cleared land. gin and Clubhouse, dWs-l-
siusr and 0uth0uses- The richness OF The sol
is nnsurpassed-will easily yield bale Of
cotton 10 the acre For terms, apply 70 - II.
Word, rs second street; or Frank Moor, Blob
ID de5 -'-''' JOHN P. RICE
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AM EASEMENTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
spaIding, BidweII & RacDOnough, PrOpr's.
r. w. YOUNGE Acting Manager

TUESDAY EVENING, December I4th.-Last
night but four of the Graceful. Gifted and
Beautiful WORRELL SISTERS and their
New York Company, who will appear in
the popular spectacular burleSque OF
IALLA ROOKH-I,alla RoOl1h. Miss Irene;
Feramorz the Troubadour). Miss Sophie.
The performance will commence with the
AREA BEI.LE-Penelope (the Area Belle,
Miss Jennie Willmore-
Tom orrow Wednesday,, December l5-The
great burlesque of the day, "Sinbad the
sailor" in which the Young Girl of the
Period will make her first appearance.
NOrICE.-Seats for Mr. Iefferson's engage
ment, commencing Monday. December 2Jth,
may he secured at the BoXoffice of the Thea
ter on aud after Wednesday morning, De-
camber 18th; but in order 10 avoid undue
preference, they will only be sold six days in
advance
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JOHN LILLY,
SPICER g. SHARP {
35A Main ST. MaaeVneY Block,

A RE RECEIVING FRESH GOODS, DAILY,
n by river and rail By late arrivals We
have a fresh supply of
Borden's Condensed AfiIk-the celebrated EA-
GLE brand -leO dozen;
New Louisiana Sugars and Molasses;
New Buekwheati
New sweet Roll Butter; also, Goshen Butter
New Golden syrups; New Carolina Rice;
Pigs Feet, Hams and Lard;
Shaker Preserves;
All varieties Of new Canned Gooos;
Mess Maekerel and Goldfish;
North Carolina Herrings;
Fine Toilet Soap; choice Cofees and Teas.
no16 SPICFR q SHARPE {
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TELEGRAPHlC SUMMARY.

The Place for Str0ug-miHde5 Women.
CHEYENNE, y. T., December l3.
Gov. Campbell yesterday approved
female suffrage.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Caution
Caution !

IL persons are hereby cautioned against
Il purchasing any of the l-anus, A%ol"a % oi
Securities belonging 90 the Memphis ana
Little Rock Railroad Company Of X {. BRINK
lev Miles owen. Henry B. Edmondson, Is. D.
Williams, e. W. Goodwin, A. Mcdonald or j.
I MeiggS or making any contracts with
them in connection with said road. or pay ing
INTO their hands any moneys Que belonging
10 said company, as all such contracts trans
f4rs or cOuVcVances made by either ol lneln
since the 10Th OF November. 1863, are illegal,
and viii not be recognized by the legal Board
r. N. NAHAN,
Pras't Memphis and Little Rock X. X 90,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-14
To- the Stockholders of the Memphis
eaY0sO Gas COmpany.

rTHOSE that have been sued win please
come forward promptly, and pay the calls
that have been made, and suits will be dis
missed.
son streets
Oc2i JOHN DUNONAN. FffSloent
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-14
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