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The Emporia news. [volume] (Emporia, Kan.) 1859-1881, 1872-12-27


SUBSTITUTING u. S. FOR BANE
NorEs.-on Friday, Senator Col,
offered bill in the U. S. Senate
whose propositions are thus sum
med up:
1t requires the Secretary OF the
Treasury to withdraw from circu.
lAtion all notes of the National
Banks coming into her custody OF
the United States, and to issue in
the place thereof, if necessary, an
equal amount of notes of the Uni.
ted States, and whenever, and as
often as, the notes of any one OF
such National Banks, to the
amount of $500, shall accumulate
in the Treasury, and after thirty
days notice to such bank, interest
shall cease and be suspended on
~, 600 of United States bonds, de-
posted in the Treasury to the
credit of such bank, as security
for its circulation, until such bank
shall redeem said bonds by the
payment of $500 current money
into the Treasury of the United
States.
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NJ DICAL.

0> AnIot : i'iv -st::
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RA4SHeS tii-cpVt rs # mod
5E%% - Essassssstses cr7i ~ci..iit.,.- few .rc
- 81 "a <+<Sjks of uIure real value
esElSttf f3sf to mankind than
RMAAEh 9tE His pi!c1.IiIl rem
~ X edy iur all diseases
. ~ 3 ni the 'taruat and
4 Az q Lungs. \ vast tri-
HEsISfA "a OF il virtues,
kstss sSysA Throughout this and
fsss.lf9 ether countries. has
shown tilat il does
surely and efIectltallv cn;itsDl ;hep. Tic :es-
timonv Of our best citizens. OF all classes
tab'ishes the fact, That CHERRY fECrnI:AI.
will and does relieve end cure tie al:iictI1g
disorders of tie Ihre1r and Lungs ueNolld any
other mesiiciac. The most dangerous ;.iIec-
tons of the Pui:nonarr Organs Weld TO its
power; AMI cases Of Consumption, cTTe-l
by this preparation, are publicly kn'T'l, so
remarkable rs hardly 10 he bc. eyc,i, we're
they not proven beyond dispute a. Te:Ii-
ely II is adequate. oa which the Pablo may
re:y FOR full pro-ec: ion. BY curing CoaS,lS.
the fpreriiIiic-s o. more seridas disease i.
saves unlIulnbcEe, live, all aa amount Of
suffering nor ~ ic conp,T,c J. 1t Challenges
tri'1l, AM cnnyiifccs Ire IIns: sccptic:l.
Every family sh"ali k,co l. on han,i as q
pT0.ec;.o.i a@a:l-- lAH cr'y an ,;,l."-,eivc.,
attacks q. PHilur::sry A!:t.-3i..i- witch ere
easily met at tir>t. Int wis;c,i i,co.ne i':cUr.'-
bic, ani too often fatal, il neglected. 1enacr
ia:IgS need this defence: :sGa i ! INV i%c -
&c wi:lIoG- il. As Il safeguard ., ell !.e1
anil the distressing ii ss,.-y. w..ir'i Uc,c- nc
THr7j- a'.l C:e~7 II cH.;iinrri, Ci.Er,.t
fECTuENi. j. i!rI!ua,.,,': ia. by - .: -4e'-z-
USa. ula.ltIGc- ~ ~ -..le from II- rtl:'y
grave. a.:d >avei - s'le low. mi s!5.ayinl
ren.rcri on item. Il acts >scc liiv ani su~e'y
against Oct.iIIrv cu''!-, scrIgi@I -Hu::l - =
ifeHith-re~:;.rhT >it''''. M nc,o win utter
Troublesome j.:a';2ls:t u:i le.i'firi ,iro.,.
c:litis, wien t!ey s-.1"' how cl-i t..ry car
L cared.
Originally TIE produce ~ .4',~. ,;,l,. ,t.ns
ALI ~'Icces-i' r.lcra;r-,' iIvy~iicHr:,. go.
- 60! i, sp4rei N a., ~. ..'-. t,,-f'r f.e
uf;' - 'r'>~!i.e perez !iH. i mex ,e. a." ii
deut.y relied upon a. 1..,--c- -i,l. aii 80. s..
rH,- i hlS eve * ,i.jsei. - ~ ,-...e
producing c'lFe, - ',n..s,-.s !: - sti,'
i his esq. c:'gc-al
rR~...suo ~
=, J. c AVER 4 Co, Lca.::;;. "a,
Practical and -in-,tt:i,,, l!,,.;..i--e.
.nIn Bv Al. nt';GG'~r> r''r. y,r'r. RE.
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y dressing
which is at
once agrcea-
bic, healthy.
ana efiectual
1 for preserY-
sing the hair.
III so0R re-
'stores Jaded
or gray haiT
tn rs Orj;fj,lul
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Personal.

DR.. PAUL H. OTEY requests US to say
that his name appeared without his sane
ton as a ball manager.
WE ARE indebted to Messrs. Stoltz &
Brother, of Second street, for informa-
lion touching the fire at Helena. y
JUDGE TRIGG started on this morn
iDg's early train for Nashville, where be
will remain a few days before going to
Knoxville.
UNITED STATES SENATOR ALCORN
and his excellent wife were at the Pea
body yesterday, en- route to their winter
home in the lOwlands.
WE have letter from the capital Of
Crittenden county, written by an excel
lent Republican citizen of that county,
warmly asserting the superior claims Of
Alex. Mcdonald to the Arkansas
United States SenatOrship.
THE Wing and Tribune says: ave
have known Rip Dunlap, Of the Dunlap
House, at Humboldt, for over forty years,
and we have never known a more per-
feet gentleman in all the walks Of life.
OF course he keeps a first-class house"
Mr.. PARK and Mrs. Gen. Baldwin
were married yesterday morning at the
residence of w. G. c. Foster, Esq, 1872
Poplar street. Rev. Mr.. Lotion, of the
First Baptist Church, pronounced the
bans, and a few personal friends of the
household and Of the welded pair sat at
the table spread by the skiilful hand OF
the generous hostess. The bride, as
ever, was brilliant as beautiful, and the
groom seemed perfectly blest.
J. n, astride Of hypeFborean blasts
now sweeping down from the North to
freeze into iuutility the passions which
have fred the hearts Of multitudes,
burst upon Us last night like an awe
roarer from beyond the grave Of Sir
John Franklin. He turns his brilliant
face, environed with wonderful flOw-
ing capillary galaxy, toward sunny
cIimes than these, and placing his hercu-
lean shoulders beneath the cold snap that
now weighs down and shuts in the Gulf
States, he viii lift it up, and the veil
and the pressure, and leave the South
fair, bright, charming and beautiful, as
innocent as childhOOd's dreams of
Christmas time. There is bloom in J.
Y g cheek, a CLINT in bis lustTous eye,
ard the South welcomes him with out
stretched arms to her thTObbing bosom,
while Niagara-like, fearful eataracts
bedew audiences shat listen to his la
ment for Greeley. J. n. speaks at
ON the twenty eighth and
at Selma ON the tbirtieth.
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LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.

The knights of Pythias viii have q
very important meeting this evening.
-Mansford's Catholic Bookstore, cor
uer of Second and Monroe, has the
GALAXY, Eclectic, and the other January
magazines.
The Tax-COllector viii have a man
At each polling place Thursday week to
take that poll-tax and give a receipt on
the spot, which viii entitle the holder to
vote for FlOater.
In the late big election, Colonel
Haynes got within one vote of Greeley
n this district. The dUc5ancbe opposed
Haynes, while it advocated Greeley-it
Influenced that one vote.
Petitions have gone TO the Arch
bishop Of Canterbury, asking that the
damnatiOn clauses i'm the creed be mOdi-
led. The petition was signed by about
three thousand Episcopal clergymen Of
al degrees.
-Lecky, the historian, and Tyndall,
the scientist, are both Irishmen but
they have both done well in the world,
and are called Englishmen. If they had
turned out great rogues they never
would have been anything but Irish
men.
-Crayon hlzenesses, first photo
graphed, as drawn by Parker, at Miss
Ada Browns gallery, are iuimitable
specimens Of art. For Christmas and
New Years presents nothing are more
desirable than the perfect Gkenesses Of
those we love or admire.
1t seems that northern and eastern
Arkansas, since the Brooks party may
be squelched, Is divided between Nc
Donald and Dorsey for the United States
SenatOrship. We infer this from the
press and the tone Of letters from CORE
spondents. We give their views to-mor-
row.
"A correspondent quotes from John
Stuart Mill, when a man honest, brave
and truthful, finds himself mistaken,
the best evidence Of his wisdom and
tTuthfulness is found in the fact that he
cOnfesses his errors and amends his
course. All men make mistakes, all are
now and then misled, and therefore no
consistent man is honest
The river is so heavily blocked with
floating ard fixed ice that the ierrybOats
cannot cross between Belmont and Co
lumbus, thus practically cutting off
com IN uulCdLlDl uELntEM mere anu 81.
Louis, aud demonstrating the utility
and necessity O. a road along the west
ern bank Of the river from Hopefield to
Belmont, only a little over one hundred
miles.
Attic hour Of three o'clock yesterday
the Chamber OF Commerce, on Front
street, was visited by three reporters, each
of whom anticipated q "column" OF
healthy news from the proposed meet
ing. The news did not come, because
the requisite quorum was not present.
The Christmas holidays, Santa Claus,
aud other causes. The meeting viii be
held next week.
-Scudding and lacking and running
under bare poles, and nothing but a%iy-
ing jib up, enabled our reporter to REACH
the stationhOuse at twelve last night. to
find the doors Theoretically sealed, the
stove within red bot, the cosy police
men sitting comfortably around it, and
mary item on the wretched, cold,
aperient looking docket, which lay
spitefully open before the repOrtOrial
eye. The police times are ridiculously
dull.
As soon As We can arrive az all the
facts in the case, we propose to enlighten
.s..r readers, as far as practicable, on the
subject discussed in the appended note Of
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To Southern Inventors, for the week
ending November 26, 1872.
Copies Of the specification and accom-
panying drawing Of any one Of the fol-
lowing patents promptly furnished on
receipt Of one dollar, by G. 5. Whitman
< Co., Washington, d. c.
lS3,34S, bale tie, Lloyd Arnold, Cal
weston, Texas.
1873, 1850, compound stationary nipple
ment, Hugh S. Ball, SpartenbUg, S. C.
1913, 379, washing machine, George
Washington MOllineaux, Marble Hill,
No.
133,3S7, euItivator, VIM. ID. Smith,
bonneville Ga.
1873, 406, car coupling, Perry Brown,
Louisville, Ky.
1873, 4l2, bale tie, Frederick Cook, New
Orleans, La.
l33, 420, tobacco stripping and book
ing machine, Otis Dean, Richmond,
Va, assiguOr of tWO-thirds his right to
Philip WhitlOck and Ellis A bram, same
place.
I33, 42S, thi1 coupling, Henry Fitz-
simmons, Houston, Texas, assignOr to
himself and John W. Mcdonald, same
place.
133, 455, corn and cob mill, John II.
King, Martinsburg, West Va.
1873, 49,, eultivatOr, Cyrus Marsh, 2d,
NatcheZ, Miss.
133, 46y, stave jOinter, John McGrew,
RavenswOod, West Va, assiguOr to HIM
self and Margaret J. Smith, same place.
1873, AL, shelf for saloon, tables, John
R. MeRae, Vicksburg, Miss.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The ice at Columbus, Kentucky, Oh
structs the transit Of the railroad ferry
boat, and the company that was to APP
pear last evening at DeBar's Grand OPP
erahOuse did not reach this city on yes
terday afternoons train. The ice per
hitting, Miss Maggie Mitchell, the adj
mirable and inimitable "Jane Eyre,
a character so pOpulariZed by the peer
less Charlotte Thompson, will appear to-
night. Miss Mitchell viii be supported
by l.. r. Shewell, an actor rapidly be-
coming famous, and by Ben DeBar's
whole company from st. Louis. De-
spite the cold weather, there was full
house last evening. The people came
from all quarters to attest their respect
for Treasurer Mcclure, whose benefit
occurs some evening hereafter to be an
nOunced.
New Memphis TheRfer.
Days sensational drama Of Jnder
the GdsliQht, " a picture Of New York
life, was produced at the New Memphis
Theater last evening to a fine house, not
withstanding the snow storm and gen
eral inclemency of the weather. Mr..
Charles Pope, an actor of much celeb
rity, and one of the lessees of the thea
ter, appeared as 'Snorkey,n and gave
very spirited rendition Of the character.
Miss Kate Mathew, a decided Memphis
fsvorite, enacted the character Of
"PeaehblossOm," and sung several
songs of a light, fantastic nature, which
were received with applause. Miss
Mitchell kindly volunteered to appear
as Laura in the unavoidable
absence Of Miss O'COnn0r, and
was warmly received. Mr.. Rainforth
was capital as "BermUdos, Mr.. Shiels
good as the "Police Judge" Mr.. Book
superior as Dyke and Miss Hatha-
way very acceptable, Notwithstanding
the responsiveness of the character, as
"Old Judas" The piece was capitally
placed on the stage. The effects were
grand, and the machinery worked very
well for q tirst-night performance, the
sensational railroad scene being very
excellent. Under the G0Sligbt again to-
night, and at the matinee and evening
performance on Christmas day.
Orphans lsEr.
The ladies have decorated the Assem-
bly, Hall in grand style for the great
fair for the relief Of the orphans. Each
of the Catholic Churches are represented
by table, conducted by the ladies Of that
particular parish. The arrangements
viii be completed to-day, and the friends
of the orphans can visit the hall to-
night and participate in the festivities.
We win give an extended notice Of the
fair tomorrow.
Bail.
The seventeenth annual ball for the
benefit of the widows and orphans viii
be given in the Cochran Hall tomorrow
night 10y the German Mutual Benevo-
lent Society.
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To ONE AND ALL.-Are you suffering
from a cough, cold, asthma, bronchitis,
or any of the various pulmonary
troubles that so often terminate in con-
sumption? If so, use Wilbor's pure
Cod Liver Oil aud Lime, a safe and eff
cacious remedy. This is no quack
preparation, but is regularly prescribed
by the medical faculty. Manufactured
only by A. B. WILBoR, Chemist, 1866
Court St., Boston. Sold by all druggists.
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No. II, r. DIN Probate Court Of shelby
county, Tennessee.-C. L. L. Reuves et al vs..
j. b. b. Reaves ct al.
1T appear ing from sheriff returR that Periie
Il z. j. ReaVes is anol-residenf Of the state
Os Tennessee and is a resident Of the state OF
Alabama:
tits therefore ordered, THAT he make his
Appearance herein, at the cOurt-hOuse
OF the Probate Court Of shelby county,
in the city OF Memphis, on or before
the first Monday in February, 1873,
and plead, answer or demur to complalnants
amended bill or the same viii be taken fOT
confessed as TO him and set for hearing eX-
parte; and that a copy Of this order be pub
Iished once week. Tor four successive weeks,
In the Memphis appeal.
A cOpy-aftest: JAMES REILLY, Clerk.
By j. Fl. CULLEN, d. O.
B u RaaVes. Sol. for cOmplnlt de2i b
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 771.-In the First Chancery Court Of Shell
by county, Tennessee.-JOhn Bateman vs..
America g. Dill.
T II appearing from affidavit in this cause that
the defendant, America @. Dill, is a non
resident Of the State OF Tennessee; that she is
indebted 70 the complainant in the sum Of
$3.50 29-i00 and interest, evidenced by Judgment
in the late Municipal Court Of Memphis; that
this suit was Instituted TO subject her interest
in certain real estate IN the city OF Memphis
to the satisfaction Of said indebtedness; that
writ of attachment was issued and has been
returned by the sheriff, levied on her said real
estate:
II is therefore ordered, That she make her
appearance herein, at the Courthouse, in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on or before the
first Monday in February, 1873, and plead,
answer or demur TO COmplainauts' bill or the
same viii be taken for confessed as TO her
and set for hearing exparte; and that a copy Of
this order be published once week, for four
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
This Decem Der q, l872
A cOpv.--Attest:
EDMUND A. COLE, Clerk and Master.
By K. b. MCHENRT, Deputy c. and n
C. w, Frazer, S0is. fer compln't. de23 tn
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TO ADVERTISERS.

rs has been stated from the first
lay of the publication Of the
SUNDAY .APPE4L, it is q dis
tjHct and separate issue, and no
advertisement is inserted IN it JCJ1-
less specially ordered and paid
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-24

ECONOdY-FOr gentlemen to send their
ft,I and winter clothing to be cleaned or
dyed and repaired, TO HANSON q Walk
ar, GAG Second street, for they make q
specialty Of that kind Of work.
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BEST HOLIDAY GIFT!

N 000 WORDS AND MEANINGS NOT
lOsOOO IL OTHER DIcTIoNA RIIs. 5000
E8Ern wings 1870 pages qaar4Os price.
SD. Warmly recommended Sy Bancron,
Prescott, Motley, George p Marsh, Halleck
Whittier, Willis, SAKE, Elibu BuTritt, Daniel
webster, Rufus Choate, and best American.
and European scholars. "A necessi ty for every
intelligent family, student, teacher and D.
fessional man. What library IS oomplefa
without the best English Dictionary Pub
hshed By q. q G.. MERRIMAN, SDringiield
Mas. sold By ~ booksellers. daI0
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To the Christmas Committees Of sunday
schools:
We are now showing some 5000
German CORRECTION BOres, handsome
~ gotten up and especially designed
for Christmas Trees. The prices of
them are so low from a few cents up
that they viii undoubtedly prove the
most attractive decoration which can
be used for the money The more ell
egant ones will serve as handsome
souvenirs, and are very useful for the
toilet or pariOr. On purchases made
for schools a liberal discount will be
allowed of the regular prices.
COILS, 273 Main street.
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United States Circast and District Courts
Judge TrEzg presiding.

White as. Home Insurance Company
"a motion to quash maHd0Hus, the
Court ordered the motion to be stricken
from the files, and for satisfactory rea-
sons ordered an alias writ Of D}0B0dH1ss
TO issue.
The argument in the case Of G. Jones
Us. J. J. Andrews was concluded yester-
day by General Fumes, and the Judge
took the case under advisement.
In several ejectment cases-BTown rs.
tax-title cases, the Court set aside the
Judgment by default, and the parties
were allowed to plead.
After number of motions were dis
posed Of the Courts adjourned till the
fourth Monday in January.
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REWARD.

1000 REWARD-The above reward viii
DOOO be paid by the socteta di UniOne e
ratellanza ltaliana Tor the arrest and con
sIctiOn OF the party or parties who committed
he assault upon J. Z. GENOCCHIs and his
wife, at their dwelling, on the Poplar street
pike. on the evening Of saturday, December
& q, ls72, about 50 o'clock, and who at the same
ime robbed the premises
DELI a. VACCARO. President.
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Adminish.atrix Notice.

Il AYING been appointed at tha July term
H 1872, Of the Probate Court Of Shelby
county, Tennessee, Administratrix OF George
:. 0olladay, deceased, this Is 10 notify all per-
sons having claims against him to present
them within the time prescribed by law.
VIRGINIA GoLLAUAY
Memphis, tennessee.
VIII. stephens, Attorney August Il, 1874
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A SPLENDID HOLIDAY PRESENT.

Tfte largest and best selected stock of
Clothing and Scents EErDfshiBg Goods
in the city. 2ss siaiB street, corner Aztssi-
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STRAYED.

.TUl lfs-Mondar morning, tai thln spare
mace black horse mule, four or i've year
= Il IN rather poor order with a1nal vino
-, ,l9Isr hook, VIII probably make for the
.,..r-frv Liberal reWari Tor same returned
- j. r. CAhUTHbkS,
- 81 s3,e house Of sledge, Mckay a Co,
"a, 81 and S75 Main street.
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FOR SALE,
MY STEAM MILLS.

ffONSISTlNG Of 40-Horse Power Engine and
" DOuble-fiue Boiler. Is feet By u inches !.
steam indicators, Steam Whistle. JubsOn
Governor; SGwInill, Gristmll OF 4-ioOt French
Burr stones, Elevators, COnyey0rs, Boiling
Apparatus, etc., all sound and IA good run-
oars-ail now offered for nine hundred SOD
dollars, without the house, as no one al
tended my auction; and il any candid man
says 10 Is not the greatest bargain ia its line I
Will pay bis cost Of coming and examining
az KEN DeftO1, on Big Creek piankrOad, ~
miles north Of Memphis, Tenn.
60 am also determined 70 sell my lands al
De- s. S. REAIBFRT.
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EDITORS APPEAL-It occErs to the
that G. NJ. B. ThuFmond,
ESQ, should be in our Legislature. His
and tolerant views upon public
affairs, as expressed in his recent article
upon TThe Voting and Labor Question,
published in your paper of the fifteenth
Instant, his thorough acquaintance with
the South and its necessities, his free
dom from political squabbles, all conf
mend him 10 the people. His talent as a
rising young lawyer are well known.
Will ne announce himself as eanai-
date for Floater IA the ensuing election?
Viii be run upon & platform embracing
a liberal school system for alright and
equal taxation, and immigration ?
RAILROAD MAN
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FoR SAFE Or LEASE.

+ AND-l1s acres west OF the Fair Grounds
l. north Of NJ. and G.. b. H. for sale on ID
wears time, or for lease for I'D years. fronting
IN TreZevant avenue ana the railroad.
delg q. A. STOW A u. 8 Malison ".
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LOST.

NTULE-slO REV ARD-SmaH dark bay
vi horse mule, about years old, IA hands
uIgh, white mark on each side Of the neck
close TO the thTOat-latCh; had On a new light
Gather saddle and a new bride.
KEEL * CO.,
lnol u-l Ernnr .Ira..-
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GENTLEMEN who wish TO dress ele-
gantly and at thesane time save money,
should go at once to Wsggener's, Sl74
Main street. He is doing G. o. d. BUSH
ness-no bad debts; small profits.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-24

The purest and sweetest Cod Liver
Oil in the world is Hazard & Caswellis.
made on the sea-shore, from fresh Sc
lected livers, by CasWell, Hazard < Co.,
New York. It is absolutely pure and
sweet. Patients who have once taken
it prefer it to any other. For sale by all
dru0Qists
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LAW RECORD.

First Chancery COurs-ysOrga1, Chan
eeitOE.
The case of Vaccaro VS.. higgins was
taken up yesterday, but not finished. 1t
will be resumed this morning.
SECOND ChaslceFy Courts. r. Walker.
Chancellor.
This is motion day. After the hear
ing of motions, this court viii adjourn
until after New Years.
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ALBUMS Of every variety and style at
Cleaves & Carnes, 2S3 Main street.
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LOCAL IFEnB.

Go to Leddin's Business College.
Attend RObertson's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No 2l1 Main street. Three faultless gem
pictures for fifty cents.
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To FACILITATE the circulation Of an
immense line of elegant boxes for
Christmas trade, our establishment viii
remain open for the sale of them until
9 O'Clock Monday and Tuesday evenings.
COILS, 273 Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

Menken Brothers announce that they
viii keep their store open on Monday
and Tuesday evenings.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-24

FIVE HUNDRED oVERCOATs 10 be
sold regard less Of cost, al the Mammoth
Clothing House, 2Ss Main street, corner
Mad ssnm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-24

A FINE and select assortment of peck
et-bOoks, pocket-knives, and gold pens
at Cleaves d CaTnes, 2S3 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-24

THE Glycerine Cream is the rage with
all the ladies. 1t is good. MoOTes &
Hill, 2S1 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-24

HATCHER & Co. have the finest line
of Desks, Work-bOxes, Baskets, Glove
and Handkerchief Boxes in the city.
Give them a call.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-12-24

A LARGE and beautiful stock of i'm
ported note paper and envelopes for Ia
dies at Cleaves & Carnes, 2S3 Main
street.