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PERSONAL.

GENERAL WILLIAM. A. QUARLEs, OF
GAINESVILLE, is ia the city on professional
business. He is taking dispositions IN
the Tennessee bank csse which involves
a million and hslf Of dollars.
Mr.. CHAs. d. M'LEAN writes from
Rossville, under date OF the fourth, that
his son Chas. NJ Lean, jr., who WAS re-
Gently shot and thought to be fatally
wounded, is greatly improved, and Is
now considered out OF danger.
THE Nashville Union and american
Of Thursday, says that MIR. John Beatty,
a well-known citizen Of that city, died
at his residence, IS North Front street,
at one O'Clock yesterday afternoon, in
the eighty-third year of his age. "He
caught a severe cold about three weeks
ago, and had been confined to his bed
since that time. Born in county Dun
cannon, Ireland, he came to this
country when but fourteen years old.
Living in New York four or five years,
he removed to Lexington, Kentucky,
where he resided until 1870, when he
came to this city. He embarked in the
soap and candle business, from which
he realized q considerable fortune, but
was sfterward unfortunate in specula-
tons and had some heavy security debts
to pay. His remains will be inferred in
the city cemetery at two o'clock this
evening. Mr.. Beatty had resided in
Nashville fifty-four years. His only
surviving contemporaries of 1920 are, We
believe, Messrs. Jacob M'Gavock and
Samuel Watkins
THE st. Louis Democrat Of the TWEEN
ty-second had this in reference to sour
artist:' "Mr. Carl Gutherz, a young
artist of some distinction, has recently
arrived in the city, and viii occupy Null
vaney's studio for the winter. Memphis
has been his home for several years, but
for the past few months he has studied
the scenery of st. Paul and the upper
Mississippi. Two pictures by this artist
may be seen at Pettes d Leath's gall
iery. The more prRninent one "a called
The Awakening of Spring. A beauti-
ful female figure, nearly life-size, is ly-
ing on q drapeTy of snow in the act of
awakening. The love angels, or spring
genii, are lifting from her and carrying
away the veil Of snow, and one
a cunning ellis whispering sweet
words of love into her ear, or
perhaps telling her it is time TO
get up. Still another in the foreground
may he seen bringing in branches of
the almond tree covered with blossoms.
Directly in front Of Spring herself are
the bright early blossoms and grasses
that light up the entire picture. The
conception OF the picture is admirable,
and the artist has successfully trans
ferred his thoughts to the canvas. The
recumbent figure is voluptuous and
symmetrical in form and lovely in fea-
lures. The little eupids are cunning,
and all that sneh young personages
should be, and the surroundings are
happy and appropriate. The picture, on
the whole, is one Of the best ever eX-
hibited in this city. The other picture
in the gallery by the same artist is a
view Of the falls Of Minnehaha. 1t is
not altogether fsultless, aud suggests TO
the Observerl that figure painting and
not landscape should be The province Of
the artist. Other pictures by Mr.. Guth-
err will be exhibited sOOn.n
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10 HUUSEKEEPERs.

Housekeepers would do well to call
and see the very handsome and well-se-
iected stock Of household goods, works
Of art, and articles of 6ij0uterie and UeTtu,
now exposed for sale at cost, for cash,
st the beautiful store Of Chas. n. Erich,
32l Main street. 1t surpasses any stock
of the kind ever brought to this market,
and offered at the very low price asked,
cannot fail in these holiday times to
command purchasers. Country mer-
chants in search Of holiday goods, will
do well to give Mr.. Erich call. Re
member he sells at cost, for cash.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NREND PTTHIAN
MUSICAL JUBILEE AND HOf!
rs be given under the auspices OF the
ENIGHTHs OF PYTHIAs
OF MEMPHIS,
On Euesday Evening, December ioth'
At THE
EXPOSITION BUILDING
PRor. d. ARNOLD---.--.......-.Mu Musical D4fec'oi
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ANUS sMENTS.


There was a crowded house at the The
alter last night to witness Little Nell in
her new play entitled No Name. The
audience was composed OF the best peo-
pie Of Memphis, aud so large was the at
tendance and eager the interest aroused
that many were eOntented to accOmmO-
date themselves with standing room In
order 10 enjoy the play. II ever Little
Nell sparkled like q diamond, IL was last
night, when, with degree OF ease that
astonished, pleased and At times charmed
the audience, she rendered 30 admirably
the roles assigned her In No Name, play
which BE perhaps better suited 10 the or
der Of her talent snd more in accord with
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AT COsT FOK CASH.

Having an unusual large stock Of
goods on hand, and desiring 10 reduce
the same, | am now offering at cost, for
cash, my large and well selected variety
of china, glass and queensware, until
January next.
Particular attention is called to French
china dinner and toilet sets, Bohemian
vases and cologne sets, silver-plsted tea
and water sets, pickle stands, casters,
statuets, figures, bronze ornaments, ETC.,
etc. Merchants and hOusekeepers wish
ing to avail themselves Of this oppOrtu-
nifty, are invited to call and examine
for themselves. CHAs. n. ERICH,
81 Main street.
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AppwAI RATES.
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Hsrss OF ADVERTISING.
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APPEAL. Memphis. Tenn.
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NOTICE.

.4It advertising Bills after this
date, for amounts Tess than FiVe
Dollars, must be paid for before
insertion. This rule wiH be
strictly adhered to.
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Just received, fine stock OF new toys
and fancy boxes of all kinds, wax and
China dolls and ornamental cakes very
cheap. Before purchasing elsewhere
call at BERTON'S,
Corner Fourth and Poplar streets.
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LAW REPORTS.
FRS, Clreult COurt-Iudgs He.snelr.

First Circuit COurt-Judge HeisheII.
The entire calendar was disposed of
on the call yesterday. Motions viii be
heard to-day. Monday next, the follow
ing cases are arranged for trial, viz. ::
1854, Altschule VS. Absolute; 1892,
Hslstesd VS. Weber; 27OI, Esselborn &
Bros, vs. Fmnerty; 2711, Memphis and
Raleigh railroad vs. Louisville and Has
kill railroad; 272l, Shaw VS. Pattison;
2722, COhn Bros. VS. Pattison; 2734, Sor-
Iels VS. Crawford; 2735, Harkleroad vs.
Hardin; 1887, Felts VS. Walker; 27S9,
Smith VS. Hartford; 2742, Brass VS. Cal
Inns; 274S, Berry vs. Marshall: 2745.
Leech VS. Dee; 2747, J. A. Anderson, ad-
ministrstor, VS. city Of Memphis; 2749,
MOseby VS.. ClaybOrn; 1858, LaPisk VS.
Eagan; 2755, Foltz VS. Capner; 2756,
Goodnow VS. Rozell; 2757, Forsythe VS.
Slegle; 2758, Massman VS. Duffey Il
Cary; 2759, Powers vs johnson; 276O,
Weller VS. Schmalzried; 276l, Rich
mond eli al, vs Townsend; 2762, Curry
VS. Tomeny et al; 2764, Taylor Joy &
Co., VS. Wagner; 2765, M'Keough VS.
Etchavame, 2766, Hill vs. Plummer &
Campbell; 276S, Pavesi vs. O'Garn; 2769,
Rsneke VS. Thompson; 277l, Fizer vs.
Woodbridge.
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CABANAs PURE AND FRAGRANT,


CITY TAX-PAYERs wishing to avail
themselves Of the liberal discount al
lowed for prompt payment Of their
taxes, will bear in mind that the dis
count ceases after this week.
Surprising Buekwheat never falls.
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FOUND.

DREAsTPIN- On Thursday. December 20,
ID iady's breast pin, which The cWast San
raw. Nv calling g. LBl- DtFlNt..
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fEsEN MA small family wishing 70 rent
au ruper-Storr of q nice residence, con-
FIstIuE uf large rooms, or nice cottage I'm
-l1-i locality adureEs b. W, care Appeal.
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LOST.

HNEESklkI-A black silk ogerskirt, on
I Count or Third streets, between Court and
Market. The finder viii be rewarded By re-
turning 81 10 Boyle q ohapmsn's :, Z7g Main 81.
SUB CAPE-Un SUNDAY morning last, n
4 lzdv'- .oug fur cape Golden Fitchl in
com ID. out OF calvary church, or On Adams
street. between second and Fourth streets
Tho finder viii please return 10 325 Main
street aud be rewarded. decl
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During a recent trial or comparison
of ordinary baking powders IN New York,
with DOOley's Yeast Powders, II was shown
conclusively that better results were attained
with from one-half to two-thirds the quanti-
ty OF the latter, than with any other in mar
ket. The secret of the success lies in the care
with which DOoley's Yeast Powder is pre-
pared, and its entire freedom from substances
that are injurious to the system.
We challenge. comparison at any and all
times. The verdict of the consumer Is always
in our favor. For sale by all groceIs.
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MISSISSIPPI VALLEY.
FIRE AED NAgIEE
Insurance Company
80 MADISON street, Memphis.
Capital, 100000
=. b. BILLIARD, /: President.
Il. GRONAUER, Secretary.
DTRECTORss

7. B. DILLARD, Cotton Factor.
=. y. DAVIS, President first National Bank.
b. EISEHAN, OF Rice, SILK a Co, Wholesale
Dry Goods.
@. z. JUDAH, OF Walker Bros Co., " hole
sale Dry foods
L. r. EATON. United States Narshal.
l.. IGLAUER, Of Meuken Bros, Wholesale
Dry Goods.
r. V.VREDEE BURGH, Vice-Pres- Memphis
CITY X. Il. Co.
W. A. GAGE, Cotton factor,
j. w. JEFFERSON, Cotton Buyer. nOv8
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.PHILLIP REAT,s

PROFESSOR GsCHwANDNER, the cele-
brated either player, at Heuck's every
night.
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AND-ror q term OF yesTs, p acres OF good
1 land. within three miles OF Court square
suitable Tor market garden or dairy. Inquire
1f = q. REFINE, 85i Main street.
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a complete and elegant stock OF
GERMAN AND AMERICAN TOYS,
direct from manufacturers aud import
ere. Including
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CHRISrMAel CHRISTMAsl

Establishment, 81 Madison street, is
open for the fall season. Best WORK, at prices
70 suit the times.
b. A HOLLENBERG, Proprietor.
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LIVINGSTON K COMPANY,
BON EsFIC AND FOREIGN BANKERS,
10 PINE STREET, NEW YORK.

Conseryatively organized for doing
the business Of out-of-tOwn banks, bankers,
corporations, merchants and individuals.
Usual interest allowed ON daily balances.
Collections made and promptly RENTED.
C0TrCsp0adelce solicited, Exchange on priuet-
pal cities of Europe.
LIVINGSTON, NEWBERE y CO.,
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LOST.

gsHECE-So. 1854, for SIS 05, on state Nation
- OF Bank. given by MessIs. JoyDer, Lem
mon A Gale, I'm favor OF Miss A oiier, bearing
date " December 3, lsTd Warning Is hereby
= ven 60 al parties against negotiating Tee
above cheek. a. the bank will not pay the
same. Tine finder by returning check viii con-
IL q flNnr on ]. L. ElorNrell. . Ielierson 81
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Down GOES TIE PRICE.

Coed Norfolk oysters At thirty-fiye
cents PEI can, a. J. A. Sion AlGOs,
~ SecODQ ana ~ Main streets.
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If you want hydrant, street-washer,
or plumbing of any kind, you can get il at
Brownies, IS Jefferson street where you are
sure TO be suited In style and price.
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THE NEMPHIS STEAM DYEING

Renowned Milwaukee lager, at twelve
dollars tarrel, at Heuek's, S44 Adams.
Country trade solicited.
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Upon the conclusion Of the case of
Mentry We. Robinson, now on trial, the
calendar as published on Thursday
morning, will be taken up.
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REWARD.

u 4 EEWARD-The person that picked up a
Oh sack containing carpenters finishing
Tools. On Union street between Second and
Iaudefdale streets, will receive the above re-
ward by leaving II at
FRANK jon NSONri So Second street.
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WHEELER, PICKENS & co,
32S and $50 Main street.
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FARM LANDS FOR SALE.

Siuated on Big Greek, in Shelby
county, near Lucy Station, by f. A.
Cole, at twelve O'clock to-day, IN front
% courthouse, on Main street.
KENTUCKY turkeys, venisOn, quails,
squirrels, game-fish, for Sunday dinner,
at VICTOR d. FUCHS,
Il jefferson street.
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A FINE CIGAR,
A DELICIOUS CIGAR,
A HAVANA CIGAR,
Sold by h ESCd,
FOR sc APIECE,

THE members Of the Bar and Law
library association, are requested to
meet at the Library rooms at nine this
morning, FOL the purpose Of e6eoting a
permanent organization, and electing q
board of i've directors for the ensuing
year,
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The cheapest and best STEAM DYEINe
and CLEANING HOUSE In the cry Is 81 246 Be
e0nd street. HANSON IVA hKER.
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sTRAYED or sTOLEN.

LORREL MI Lion Friday, November 10Th,
- nom my place, on Spring street, near Cen
tfal Point, a Eorrel mare mule, nine or ten
yea~s Old. about fourteen hands high. lbe-
rsl reward viii be paid for her return 70 me.
unyz5 W. II. NEsSBIT.
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WAET8

fF'E'S MA Small family wishing 10 rent
4 au rnper-story q q nice residence, con-
sistluE OF large rooms, or nice cottage In
s1o-l -leal-ty sddress =. W.. care APPEAL.
.IuE ATION-By q lady Of good family, az
- g3veruess, 0r companion, or hOusekeepeF,
OF fischer, ~ 10 take charge OF a school in
eitnercl-y or country. Best Of reference given
.nt required Address
ace5 MISS Ii L care Appeal once.
nAY-BOAEDERs-- AT Sc second street,
IL ussr Monroe Reference required.
TTOUsE-A good tenant viii pay liberal
raui Tor nice house OF i've or more
room, within ten minutes walk OF corner
Union sad Maln streets Address through
thc plstomce, giving terms and location,
does X.Y.z.
gTOCNG MEMO learn telegraph operating
81 Cor new railroad Ones; permanent posi-
ton as zsoL. ~ qualified. Address Pacific and
Atlantic eleZTaEa. lol Msin st.. Memphis. ldAw
srIGL-To DO general housework. Apply a
" CRAlGS SEED STORE, 81 Main 81.
nTTUATION-By a white woman, In pri-
~ Yaie family; best OF referel &c. Apply a.
novl4 ~ JEFF ERsON ST.
nOON AND BOARD-By a gentleman and
Is wife, furnished room and board, In
r9rIVate family. Terms must be moderate,
with reference, stating terms and location.
address .. X, this ONCE.
700 HANDs-I9 V.9Ik on leyee. Apply 70
moo Al HaTctirnes, Tensas parish, La
EENTED-8ouR ATTENTION 10 TIE
NFAPEIs AWNING MANUFACTO-
~ q n sshiugfon 81. Awnings OF al styles
1,eAs 70 order. Cabinet work and Furniture
naade and repsifa, i ls,s,, NsInisLlsS
--.eyfisd snI reiatd. Al WORK called for Gnd oes
ssrsd frso Of caaFGa. u. BUTIESBEhss,
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WEATHER STRIPS

Effectuauy excludes cold rain and dust
from doors and windows.
HOOK r. LAGRILL. sole Agents,
faero
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AT WHOLESALE.

SELF-RIsING Buckwheat IL made OF
he best New York Buckwheat.
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second ChaneePy Court 49, Chancellor
walker.
Court adjourned till Monday. Cslen-
dar of cases for that day will appear to-
morrow.
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NOTICE.

TF YOU wish 10 save money, you VIII buv
4 v6ur EoOrs And sADEs al tue Excef-
siur Boot and shoe store, A0a Uain sfEaes.
as YOU will always be shifted Ia styIas su,f
prices F.. " Sgsy1LkR G Co., Props
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THE SUNDAY APPEAL IS the best ad-
vertislng medium in the State.
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FLOWERS, bulbous roots, plants, bsu-
qaets and decorations, CfaigJs, 879 Main,
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NEURIL.-The instantaneous cure for
ssurnJaia. Geo. W. Jones q Co., keep IT,
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sELF-RsrNG Buckwheat is always
good
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PIANOS.

er-ANOs AND ORGANS-Tuned, repaired
and exchanged; work done by expert
Uncer j. rlrst-ci5ls5 wOrkmen, and warranted.
Les vs orders Tor city or country az
D. D. H.LI-E.N EEHll :. ClarEls Marble BlOck.
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rtt-1osuel4 WIN eEparfa.
and that q copy Of this order Be pubIIshed
for four auccessfve Weeksin the Mem ptfs Aps
peal This 18th day of December, Is7[
EATnurEfr
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Deutseber Bruder-Bnnd sail.
The Deutseher Bruder-Bund will give
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SELF.RIsING Buckwheat makes cakes
in five minutes.
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ley following. They will not win at
Vieksburg. A handful OF determined
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--,-,..s.ossa.1en nas been ia the
hands Of ignorant and corrupt Officials.
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no EXCHANGE.

PROPERTY improved residence
proparry: eight thousand dollars; one
fa-ff'1 ia money, on time; balance in other
II-.1yaarfv 4 -idress MAX, Appeal ONCE.
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FsaEuS1aOk - &c emu 1Eaule II any
latitude or ongitude-whether it can be
a. - a 4 D
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MANAGERS triangle Badge.
RE. c. Diver, Chairman
a. p Ra..eI Geo. W. J.. Crook
~ f-rls H. II. Briggs
". q. MOyston.
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wednesday, 8Oth day Of December, lS7l

Ladies' Leather Companions.
Embroidered Linen Sets, 500 to 81.
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FACTS WORTH KNOWING.

ATTEND Robertson's Business College
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School Notice.

OFFICE COUNTY SCHOOL COMMISSIONER,
Anderson, ). c., June I, 1871.
rV,IIE County Board OF Examiners will meet
at the Office OF County School Commis-
sOncr OH Saturday, the 9th OF June next, for
the purpose OF examining Teachers for Public
Schools. 1t is earnestly requested that all who
desire an examination. or intend teaching in
the Public Schools during the last quarter Of
the year, will come forward on the day above
specified. The Board will also hold 4 free conf
petitivo examination on Monday, the 9th Of
July next, for the purpose of examining cam
di(lates for admission to the State University,
under the provision of an Act of the General
Assembly, entitled can Act to establish GER
tain State Scholarships in the University of
South Carolina
TUOS. p. BENSON,
County School Commissioner.
Junc 4 1871 AZ
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BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS SPECIAL No
TlcE.-Your wants in the Building Material
Line, including Sashes, Blinds, Doors, Hara,
Fancy Lumbers, Flooring Boards, &c, will be
furnished the coming season by the Great and
Old Established Builders Emporium, at very
advantageous prices, and warrant given on
all work properly used: They are also Agents
for Asbestos Roofing Felt, the material con-
stitutes one of unusual merit, much superior
to any of the class previously brought to notice,
and worthy of trial by those who desire dur
able, easily applied, comparatively inexpen-
sive and safe roofing, being practically hre
proof Send for price list and circulars.
I. H. HALL e. Co., Charleston, S. c.
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. ANNOUNCEMENTS

na- The friends of JAMES L. ORR, Esq,
respectfully nominate him as suitable candl-
date for the House of Representatives at the
next election.
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