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THE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL - MONDAY, JANUARY 3, 1870.
ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FOR MA.YOR.
MAYOR. We re authorised to nnnonnc
KAMITEI. I". WALKER as s cfcudldali
(or Msvor at the ensuing municipal election.
del
MATOH.-W are authoriied to annonno
J. D. KCFFIN as a candidate for Mayoi
at tbe ensuing municipal election. del4
FOR CITY RECORDER.
(l ITY RECORDER. At the solicitation o'
j nuiiy of my old frlendg, I have consented
to become a candidate before the Genera!
t louncll (or the office of City Recorder, at thr
election in January aril
del W. L. STEWART.
FOR CITY TAX-COLLECTOR.
(ITY TAX COLLECTOI1 We are author-U-d
t" announce the name of FK1.IX
V ROBERTSON aa a candidate for City fax
Collector, at the ensuing municipal ele-tlon.
su '. eel to a nomination by the city couven
11 on. 'ei !
(iITY TAX COLLECTOR. We are aothor
I Bed to announce the name of . T.
1 H CB-K i.ND aa a candidate for City Tax Ool-I-ewr,
at the ensuing election. ttela
FOR WHAR M ASTER.
-is-H AFFMA-rER. We are authorised to
announce Capt. M PYSE as a citizen's
candidate for Wharfmaaler at the ensuing
e:. . :. ..
U" Ha RFM ASTER. We are aut
announce C.apL LARRY B.A
as a candidate fox Wharlmaster, at
log municipal election.
rHARFM ASTER. We are authorized to
v announce the name of J. JACK WIL
SON, aa a candidate for Wharfmaster, at the
ensuing municipal election. de3
1,-HAHFMASTER. We are authorised So
V auuounit-d The name of Captain E. A.
LEVY as a can ihlate tor W cartuiaster at t lie
ensuing municipal election. deU
ii-H ARFMASTER. We are authorised to
announce Capt THOMAS H NEWELL
Ma candidate for Wharfmaster In the com
ing election. el
'7 HAKFM ASTER We are authorized to
V announce the name of ROBT . GOODE, ,
prent incumbent, for re-election to the i
offlr- of Wbartmastoi-, at the next municipal
election. no
Ledger and Weekly Journal copy.
VHARKM ASTER. At the solicitation ol ,
W many ot my friends, I announce my
self aa a candidate for the office of Whatf
anaster, at the coming municipal election.
LOUIS A. NORMANDIN.
nog (Retter known as " French Louis"!.
FOR ALDERMAN SD WARD!
ALDERMAN. ARTHUR D. GIBSON is a
candidate for Alderman of the Third
Ward at the enduing municipal election. JaS
FOR AI.DERMAN 4th WARD.
ALDERMAN. In response to the call from
clUxens of the Fourth Ward, I become a
candidate for Alderman.
daS B. B. WADDEl.
FOR ALDERMA 7th WARD.
ALDERMAN. Having received the nomi
nation ac candidate for Alderman of the
7th Ward, at the Democratic meeting held at
Ferguson Hall on 14th Inst.. I take this meth
od of spying to my friends that I accept the
nomination, and will serve the cltlxens of
Memphis to the best of my ability, if I am
elected. A. J. ROACH.
December 17. IMS. del
FOR COUNCILMAN 8th WARD.
COUNCILMAN. We are anlborixed toan
annonnce Dr. WILLIAM HEWITT for
Cocncilman of the Eighth Ward. del
FOR JUDGE CHANCERY COURT.
CHANCELLOR. We are authorised to an
nounce Judge J. f. CARUTHERi as a
candidate for Chancellor, to nil the vacancy
createu by the resignation of the Hon. Win.
At. fen-1th. "lea
JUDGE CHANCERY COURT. We are au
tnvrlaed to announce Judge K. J MOK
OAN, I! present incumbent, aa a candidate
at ti-e ensuing judicial election tor the office
o.' Judse of ti Chancery Coart, which was
atoll by the resignation of Hon. Wiljlam
BJ Smith. dtls
FOR JUDGE 1st CIRCUIT COURT.
JUDGE Ldiurr Ayeal: In response to the
very complimentary call In x our paper of
yeeterday, signed " One of the Br," I hereby
announce mvself a aaudidate for JUDGE ol
the M RST I IRCUITCOURT. of Hhelhy comity,
dell C. W. HEIKELL.
FOR JUDGE 2d CIRCUIT COURT.
C CIRCUIT JUDGE We are authorised to
j fjii.o'..ne '. A. ANDERdON as a candi
date 'ot Judge of the Second Judicial Clr?nit
r Shelby county. uehi
ATTORNEY-GEN. CRIMINAL COURT.
A TIoRNEY GENERAL OF THE CRIM
IN AL COURT. We are authorised to an
nounce M. I. WELCH as a candidate for At
torney -General of the Criminal court, dei
FOR CLERK 2i CIRCUIT COURT.
IT COURT. W.
ounce Col. JOK
tor the oClc of
Court of Siifclb.
delt aUMtEBI as a candidate
Clerk of the Second C4rcni
county.
URT-.V".
seen fit to
xe for tae
say. ttat
ereii, and,
a the ilu-
oaii uj
above .
I will a
If elect
ties nf
deil
M. B.TREZEVANT.
FOR COUNTY COURT CLERK.
(-Ol STY COURT CLERK. We are author
j lie 1 to announc- HUGH D. GREER, as a
candidate for the office of Connty Court Clerk
at the Varh election, subject to the nomina
tion f the cuL.ty convention. de31
OUNTY t
tlon ot
LEBK -At the aollcita
us friends, and in re
tlit ArriALsnd Ledger,
atate that I am a eandl-
ounty Court, subject to
..critic convention.
WILL O. WOODHOX.
tm Baa
i sou
dwie
the ac
del
FOB RENT FARMS.
Softest under (Au head uiU be interted at Ten
eentt per line, each insertion.
RESIDENCE AN!' FARM. A desirable res
idence and smsll farm, five miles from
Memphis, on the Plgeonrooat road -30 acres
of open land, lnm fine state of cultivation; 6
acres In orchard the best selection of fruit
in the eonntrv: iaree rich enrden. with hot-
.h. etc: dwelling nouse. wnn i.-n
! doctor's office In the yard; stnoki
Louse, kitchen, cribs, stables and cnw-sheils.
Apply to i.j.nturBii,
dest No. A Front street.
WANTED SITUATIONS.
Jtattas under Otis head wiB be inserted at Ten
eentt pr-hnt. eaeh intertiod.
SITUATION. A No. 1 man and wife, with
out encumbrances, wish a sanation.
The man underMants gardening, caring
cows, horses and driving. The woman, a No.
1 cook, washer and Ironer. Aptjly to WM.
IjRIIH' (jeneral Employment and Intelli
gence Ofle-e Jederson street. Jn't
SUPERINTENDENT-By a man of family
and experience, a position as Superin
tendent on a bottom plantation. Undoubted
references. -Address Cultivator," care Ap
peal "fflee. stating siae of place, terms, etc.
Ob
FOR RENT-HOUSES.
rider this head tct be interted at Tvn
cents per line, tach
1 T
OUBE liS Adams street; apply to M. W.
II KEXNEY, Tarpaulin
oueu. on ine
levee
deSl
RBWDENCE A clce cottage residence, of
seven rooms, with ev,ry niosssary out
couse and 4i acres of go-! land. Apply to
A.J M AlsTIN, attorney -si-law, In Kit Wll
Hams Block, corner of tteoond and Madison
tree s. deSl
H OMEMTEAD.-The Trigg Homestead, two
miles from the city; large house, with
the fnrnltare. an 1 good outhouses, stables,
onhsrd,etc.,etc.,ln good repair-very cheap.
ipplv to W. W. Trigg or to me. EDW. L
li MLIN , Bl !econa siree'.
c
fur
Lit
sae-house, four rooms and
trC worth of household
Inquire ou premises, M
r 1" m delS
LOST.
jt'aSm vter thit Krtid vW be tntertid at Ten
eentt per tsne, each insertion.,
r oEV 2C Reward cn Main or Jefferson
Jl stieet, a fifty-dollar bill. Return to this
ortlce. Jal
1
sRUNK. Uanvass-covered trunk, mai Ked
s Itraanin. L.ou;vme, fy. me
1 will be paid for Its delivery to
in Hotel, or any Information that
, Its recovery d24
ITXLE. Htx bead Arkansas beef
nt away from steamer Commercial
ne dun, one while colors other
us Suitable reward will be paid
-live-t-d to undersigned.
LEVY ROBBINH,
1 Jefferson street.
B
th!
del
FOR SALE MISCELLANEOUS.
IMt head will he inserted at Ten
emit per lint, each insertion.
"tt m HrTt N I ' M ACH1 N FRY -TborougtTTy
VeaSootd OtoBl OOS D D kill 1 1 1 1 1 (1 - n. t
Bun.
Bricl
Ii.aui
scrip
Ihlers' supplies, of all de-
1AXTON A CO.'a, 'Jbi Front
r, jal
1 - '
-T MILL. A steam saw aud
exchange lite same forlm-
A'
des
bltt
PA'
WANTED HALE HELP.
otleei under thit head will be aaa4M at Ten
eentt per Hne, earh insertion.
COOK AND SERVANT. A good cook and
dining-room servant, male preferred;
' apply at 158 Second street. - Ja2
WANTED FEMALE HELP.
Satire under thit head v-W lie inserted at Ten
eentt per tine, each insertion.
, f . ' ' 7 IV. A Willie WOUIBU IU COOS UU w-.
i for a private family. Apply at No. IS
Wettt Court. or J21 Linden ilnvi. Jal
TEACHER. A Lady, a proficient In Latin,
French, etc. Address C. M1CHIE. La
U range, Teun. del
WANTED TO LOAN.
yvtiett under Out head tntt be interted at Ten
cent per Une, each insertion.
MONEY On good collateral ; apply to T. B.
MICOU. attoruey-at-iaw, Lee Block,
Union street. Ja2
WANTED MISCELLANEOUS.
.VsMcat wider (Aw head mil be interted at Ten
eentt per line, each insertion.
HELP If you are in want of good and re
liable Mali or Femalb Help, for any
I kind of work, in the cltv or country, you can
: uvr the expense of advertising, and the an
' nnvsnce ot numerous and Incompetent ap-
I'llcan-a hv tiding your orders to U
j LIAM DAUDIS, General E
Intelllgeuce office, Jeffersc
Uoyment and
lrcct. jal
Saru f worth FENCING LUMBER In
OVHU exchange for City or Suburban
pronert) , at casn prices.
de2S HU. BKJNKLEY, H Madison St.
I Advertisement.
Henry J. Lynn for Mayor
Editors Appeal :--You are hereby author
ized to announce to the people of Memphis
that I am a candidate for the Mayoralty,
at the ensuing Municipal Election. My
friends will take notice at once, and govern
themselves accordingly.
January I, 1870. HENRY J. LYNN,
jarrr . Tgr?
LETTER LIST.
The following is the list of letters remain
ing In the Memphis Postofnoc and not deliv
ered bv carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers,
will be delivered promptly by carriers.
LADIES' LIST.
Rell mrs M E Brown mn 8
I lemmons mif E M ColinsmrsCA
( arrigau mrs K De Loach miss M B
Dtiagan mrs M Fltxgerald mrs L
Leslie mrs S Prophet mrs V C
fcott mrs L B Tarfelon mrs K
Toler mrs J W Wallace miss B
GENTLEMEN 3 LIST.
Anderson F T Anderson J Barbee R
Beaver LA Bovle J F Benn-tt A
'ross M Cummltigs TT Devld E
DxuglasJ N Dorgan at DobbC T
Fltzxeiald J T Frasor C M 1' Frank M
Greer T Gegg T G Harrison C E
IkxrdAT JarvisG A Jones A
Johnson dr F Kenny M W K. rnes W T
lawrence J W Moon J Mathews J
Moore J M Miller C A Mores A
SlcCollum E McGllI D Overall J
Owen J PolkdiTG Powell J G
Koach A J Robei ts J L Spain W H
SlvelC Small HI Hummers A J
Tarnatee G W Tlsdale W Vaughau G W
Williams L White dr W L Wood D J
Williams J White J
CITY NEWS.
BANK OF TENNESSEE.
Old issue taken for goods, at 80 cents on
the dollar, at A. SEESSEL fc SON'S,
259 Main street.
Read the new advertisement of B.
Lowenatein A Bros.
i t in , uc in , 1 1 iits, v ."-... - ' - , v.
Vegetable Sicilian Hair Renewer, that has
gained for it great popularity.
The Miltonian Tableaux opens to
night. Cloazs, shawls ana furs, at reduced
prices. A. 6.EESSEL & SON.
Yesterday, To-dav and Forever.
COWPERTH WAIT, CHAPMAN 4 CO.
Go to Locke's, 236K Main street, for the
h-test news.
Carpets, oil cloths, mattings, shades,
mau, Jtc,, at E. PECAN'S.
200 second street.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.
No advertisement is inserted In the
Scnday Appeal unless especially ordered
and paid for as an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week,
the same as all other Memphis papers,
and for the seventh day we charge one
aixlb additional.
Diariks. half-price.
COWPKKTHWAIT, CHAPMAN & CO.
Select a !ka of Handkerchiefs, Half
Hose, I. Y. Shirls.or any style of Furnish
ing Goods for holiday irifts, at 2U Clay
Building. W1GGANS & THORN'S,
BLANK BOOKS.
Oor stock Is the largest and Iwst in the
citv. BusinesM men who intend opening
new seta of books on the beginning of tho
new vear will find it to their advantage to
give us a call. We guarantee all of our
books to bo as represented.
H. WADE A CO.,
2a7 Main street.
The Appeal is delivered for 23 cents a
weak.
Hors furnishing good at reduced
price. SEESSEL fc SON.
FOR WHARFMASTER.
Editors Appeal: Among the many can
didates who are seeking the vote of the
people for election to the few officers that
are now left to the people, 'tis strange that
so few of the old favorites are not calling
their old friends to endorse them once
more. We understand that this Is caused
by an unwillingness to run against old
friends and acquaintances who came early
: into the field. This is a false delicacy;
and we must insist on calling out one of
them at least ;i man who whilo in office
was never found fault with; a man who
lias experience, intelligence and lienor;
an old Deiu'tcrat of over twenty years
standing in Memphis; we mean J. J. But
ler. He is now called upon to come for
ward as a candidate for Wharf master, and
THOSE WI1 KNOW HIM.
Two hundred Vakhti, just received.
COWPLKTH WAlT.t'lLAPMAN A CO.
The Appeal is delivered by daylight,
seven times a week, for twenty-five cents.
Tint Ghost op Kino Solomon, if the
spiritualists could raise it, would admit
that there is something " new under the
sun." Phalon's Vitalia or Salvation for
the Hair, is thoroughly original. There
has been nothing like it since time began.
It la the only transparent, and hanmess
fluid in existence that will restore the
nalnral color to gray hair, w ithout discol
oring the skin.
The A ppe a l is the only Daily paper
published in the city. Only twenty-live
cants a week.
Meeting ok the Democratic Execu
tive Co M M pit EE. A meeting of the
Democratic Executive Committee of Shel
by oounty will lie held at No. 37 Adams
afreet, Monday third Inst., at ten a.m.
AU nominees for city offices are earnestly
requested to be present.
T..H. LOGWOOD, President,
J. O. Dcbff, Secretary.
NEW PUBLICATIONS.
"We have received from Root A t'ady,
the will known music publishers of Chi
cago, the following songs:
IVu'll Have to Mortoaoethe Farm.
Sonn and chorus. Words bv C. E. Fahne
stock. Music by C. T. Lockwood.
Mother's Waitim for Her Chil
DUa, Song and chorus. Words by E.
2. Rexford. Music by James R. Murray,
author of "Daisy Deane," "Baby's (Jone
to Sleep," "What Shall I Ask for Thee."
Tin-ni-min-ni-win-ki x-(A, or the Chi
naman's Parewell. Song and chorus, by
('hing Poo.
Makino Love While on the Ice.
Song and chorus. Words and music by
Frank Howard.
Dr. Jno. C. Rooeb's Office moved to
101 Adams street.
I-ocke's Dollar Store, 230 H Main street.
Choice of a large assortment bound books
for one d-.'Ur.
Gates Ajar Gates Wide Open.
COWPERTHWAIT, CHAPMAN A CO.
Business Notice. No contracts or ob
ligations assumed or made by any nidi"
vidual owner or employee of this office,
rill he naid at our counter or recognized
as an onset to any bills due tbe same,
ABSCONDED.
A Heartless Son Swindles His Father of
$2250 and Travels.
Information was lodged at the pollen
headquarters o". Friday by Mr. David
Kabn, the well-known clothier, No. 169
u.ln .IroAl that hla ntn KrnMt Kaltn.
a young man only nineteen year old, !
bail absconded, taking with him two
thousand two hundred and fifty dollars. ,
We did not mention the affair at thptime,
.. , v AM . , . ,,.,.-..,) i,i ' he
l 1 1. 'J " f
n.i.t, ,m i. in thA oitv and the matter
could be kept quiet. It appears, however,
I that such is not the case, and the young
' ,,. nmhahlr Bra this reached soino
large city north or west of us. The cir
cumstances attending the affair are in
brief, these: Young Kahn, who is a youth
of prepossessing appearance, rather above
the medium nature, stout and well built,
has for son.ttime past held the powe,r of
attorney of his father, who trusted him
repeatedly in all things not knowing
that he was keeping Ibad company, and,
iu fact, ' going it," very rapidly. On
Thursday, after two o'clock, and just be
fore the bank closed, he pressnted himself
at the banking-house at which his father
does business, with a check drawn by
himself as attorney and payable to him
ttelf for fcS0. It was promptly paid and
he left the bank. From that time to this
be has not shown himself.
The father offers three hundred dollars
reward for him, and gives the following
description of him: "He is nineteen years
old, but looks at least twenty-five; five
feel nine inches iu height, stout build,
dark complexion and very dark hair and
eves somewhat of Jewish contour of
feature. The first joint of the forefinger
of his left hand is oti'. He is well educa
ted, speaks German and English, and is a
good scribe. He is supposed to have gone
to St. Louis or New Orleans."
Great reduction in blankets at
BEXaBKL A SON'S.
Mkmfhis, Jan. 3, 1870.
Editors Appeal : It! response to the call
made by the citizens of the Seventh
Ward, and at the earnest solicitation of
my friends, I will allow my name to be
used for the office of Councilman of said
ward. I will necessarily be absent from
........t,. until thA riv of the election. I
j leave tnv claims with my friends and will
be satisfied with their veraict.
Very respectfully, M. BURKE.
Paradise Lost opens at Assembly Hall
tc-night.
Select Otstekr, 75 cents per can, at
Ice Depot 64 Jefferson.
Puck! Puck! Pnck! at
COWFERTHW AIT, CHAPMAN A CO.'S
Velvet, bodv and tapestry Brussels,
three-plv, ingrain and hemp carpets can
be bought cheap for cash at E. Vegan's,
260 Second street.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
All persons-having a Wheeler t Wilson
Sewing Machine, are requested to report
to A. Sumner, 256 Second street, any neg
ligence or want of attention on the pari
of any of his agents or instructors. It is
our object to give each and every person
full and thorough instructions in the use
of our machine. A. SUMNER,
256 Second street.
Great house for corsets.
A. SEESSEL & SON.
AMUSEMENTS.
Memphis Theater. Mrs. D. P. Bow
i era opens at the Theater to-night in Ca
' mille. This announcement will crowd
' the honse. Mrs. Bowers will be well stip
i ported the cast being excellent,
i Broom's Opera House. The cele
; brated Kinircado family of aorobats aud
. contortionist have been re-enifaced. Miss
lone Lang also has been engaged, aud
makes her first appearance to-night.
Parlor Mrsic Hall. Manager
Thompson has a large and well selected
I corps of performers, and has as good a
i show as ever was in the town. A new
bill to-night throughout.
Paradise Lost at Assembly Hall to
night. ATTENTION, TAXPAYERS!
Bank of Tennessee money, in amounts
to suit, for sale at Emmet Bank, Nos. 1
and 3 Madison street, corner Front Row.
Read B. Lowenstein di Bro.'s new ad
vertisement to-day.
Hoop skirts in great varieties at
SEESSEL & SONS.
The Miltonian Tableaux of Paradise
Lost opens to-night at Assembly Hall.
Memphis Dollar Store Joe Locke's,
23H Main street. Where you can get the
worth of vour money for one dollar, and
choice of a select lot of bound books.
An Act to Regulate the Publication of
Legal Notices.
"Section L lie it enacted, That it shall
be the duty of all Clerks. Sheriffs, and
other court officers, to make, or cause to
be made, publications of all notices of a
legal character In the newspaper published
in the county where such shall be ordered
having the" largest circulation in said
county, and where there is no newspaper
published in the county, then the publi
cation shall be ui.tuo In the newspaper
published nearest the county seat, having
the larirest circulation in said county.
1'roHded, That in every instance where
the party or parlies or the attorney or at
torneys, intereated in said publication
shall have the right to designate the news
papers in which the said pub)Mion shall
be made."
We. copy above so mucb of the legal ad
vertising law as the public is interested
in. We .!o this for the sole purpese of
putting the officers, litigants and attorneys
upon their guard in relation to tho nut
ter, and to guard them against being mis
led. It is the privilege of the party or at
torney, at whose instance an advertise
inent'is inserted, to publish it in any pa-
; per he pleases.
Device and Initial Paper.
O 'WPEItTII WAIT, CHAPMAN & CO.
Advice Gratis If you want any
thing nice for your Christmas or
New Year's dinner, either plain or
ornamental, order it at Berton's
Confectionery, corner Fourth and Poplar
streets. You will also find a select stock
of toys, fancy boxes, and a variety of ar
ticles for Christmas trees. Also, hoine
tiia'Ie mincemeat ready for use, at 20 cents
per pound. We advise everybody to buy
at Berton'a.
Velvet, body and tapestry Brussols,
three-ply, ingrain and hemp carpets can
be bought cheap for cash at E. Fegau's,
260 Second street.
New Year's Gifts, at
COWPERTHWAIT, CHAPMAN CO.'S
Twenty-fivh Cents a week is all the
Appeal costs delivered by carriers.
Godet, Peterson and Demorest for
January, at Joe Locke's, '56 Main street.
TO ADVERTISERS IN THE APPEAL.
After this date, advertisements will not
be received from any but regular custom
ers and well-established houses, unless
accompanied by the cash. The enforce
ment of this rule is rendered necessary by
the difficulties of collection and the de
mands of a business that requires a cash
i outlay in all it departments, for its proper
and profitable conduct. Business men
will understand and appreciate tho neces
i slly for this basis for our future.
KEATINfJ, ENGLISH A CO.
November 30, 1869.
Choice Butter at Ico Depot, MX Jef
ferson. REMOVAL.
The Emmet Bank has removed to the
Stanton block, corner of Madison and
Front Row. Entrance on Madison street.
Twisted Threads, at
COWPERTHWAIT, CHAPMAN A CO.'S
PERSONAL.
Editors Appeal: The qtvstion has
been asked, and we want It answered over
his own signature, whether or not James
j O. Durfl, Esq., the nominee for Alderman
of the Third ward, will support Mr. J.
Johnson, the nominee of the Democratic
parly, for MayorT TH1KU WABll.
We bad the pleasure of meeting yester
day Mr. John J. M. Guineas, an attache
and traveling agent of tbe Metropolitan
Jleeord, that staunch Democratic paper,
which has so nobly stood by the South in
all her trials and sufferings. Mr. Mc
Guiness is (raveling through the South
in the interests of the RScord, and will re
main several days iu the city.
Assembly Hall is on Main street, near
center of Gayoso.
New style of seamless skirta lust re
ceived at SEESSEL A SON'S.
Ot n la.lv- readers should not fall to read
THE ORPHANS.
Report of St. Peter's Asylum for the
Quarter Ending Dec. 31.
We present below the detailed report of
St. ueter s urpnan A-syiutu lor mequarier
ending on Friday, Dec. 31 :
expenses.
For biead and feed (as per bills) 199 27
For dry goods 83 44
For shoes 125 00
For groceries 187 80
For stove aud tinware 3b 00
For work on wash house, etc., (J.
Gunn) 632 70
For lumber and putting up fence... 83 08
For lumber and work by 39 40
For repairs by Baruum 25 00
For books and stationery 3d 00
For wood and coal 108 00
For medicines 28 50
For sundries 13 40
receipts.
Dues of Orphans' Association (J.
Gunn) 63 50
Christmas collection 390 50
Donation J. J. Powers, cash 50 00
Donation from non-Catholic friend,
cash 51 00
Donation from Mrs. Dardis, cash.... 6 00
Donation from Patrick McKoon 20 00
Donation from Prof. Winkler 9 00
Donation in poor box 3 00
donations.
Lawyer Barnes, wagon load potato-ss;
W. Nelilis, sack potatoes; Podasta fe Caz
zacasa, barrel apples: W.Dean, baiwi ap
pies; Mr. Roper, barrel flour; Mrs. Low,
one barrel apples, live turkics, tc; Mrs.
Babb, turkies; Eugene MaGeveney, gro
ceries, 80; J.W. Vogoeli, one box shoes;
Mr. Carver, wine; Miss Perdue, confec
tionary; Mrs. Dr. Doyle, confectionary;
A. M. "Stoddard, keg mollasses; Bakers,
bread; Butchers, both markets, plenty
of meat ; Mr. Victor Fuchs, 700 pounds
turkies.
Thanks for the attention of Drs. Avant
and Voorhies.
Nuuiberof children admitted since Octo
ber 1st, 37; secured homes for 18; claimed
by friends, 14 : died, 1; number in Asylum
at present, 8.
General health of children, excellent.
Asylum open lor all visitors every
Thursday afternoon from three to six.
J. Hi KELLEY.
Gentlemen, examine cloth and cass
mer stock at A. SEESSEL & SON'S.
TnE great moral exhibition, Paradise
Lost, at' Assembly Hall to-night.
LOCAL PARAGRAPHS.
Yesterday was clear, cold and bright.
The churches were all full yesterday.
Ice stood in the gutters all day yester
day. Creole oranges in great plenty on the
stands.
White men voto for no negro-compromise
candidate!
Our nominee for Mayor is a sober, up
right, honest, business man.
Mongrelism, universal suffrage and
liberalism (so called; are one aud the same
thing.
The Democratic Executive Commit
tee meets at ten o'clock this morning. See
the notice.
Firemen! remember that the univer
sal suffrage or the Sam. Walker party in
tend to make you share your berths with
negroes !
The Board ol Aldermen meet to-morrow
evening for the last time. The occa
sion will, no doubt, be a very affecting
one. We shall go thither prepared to
weep.
There are several balls and social
parties on the tapis for the coming week.
The affair of the season, however, is to be
the select subscription party at Cochran
Hall to-morrow evening.
Tom O'Donnell desires us to invite his
friends to come up to-day to his saloon,
at No. 32 Adams street, and try that punch
bowl that was voted to him on Saturday
night at St. Peter's Fair.
St. Peter's Orphan Association have
elected the following officers to serve tbe
present year: President, John Gunn;
Vice-President, P. J. Quiglev; Secretary,
W. J. Mansford; Treasurer, John Lilly.
The woods of Arkansas along the line
of the railroad are very lull of game.
Fish are also plentiful iu the lakes. We
hear of several camping parlies who have
spent the holidays hunting and fishiug
over there.
We learn that a difficulty occurred,
day before vesterday, at Coldwater Sta
tion, os the Mississippi Central Railroad,
between two men '.'ousins wuose names
we could not learn, in whichoue man was
killed.
The negro preachers instructed their
congregations last night a week ago, to
vote against Black for Mayer. Last night
they changed tho instruction to " vote
'gainst Johnson.-' We suppose the re
commendation was to vote for Walker.
Cp to a late hour yesterday evening
the steamer Mississippi, on board of
which are the 30U Chinese laborers, had
not passed down. Her arrival is looked
for this morning. Considerable curiosity
to see the Celestials is evidenced by the
number of inquiries made in regard to the
boat.
The attention of Capt. J. O'Durff, Sec
retary of the Democratic Executive Com
mittee, is called to a communication
in another column, Rigned " Third
Ward." The writer is an anxious enquirer
alter truth, and represents the sentiments
not only of tbe Third ward, but the entire
Democratic party in the city.
Arthur D. Gibson, Esq., is annonnced
as a candidate for Alderman of tho Third
Ward on the white man's platform. Mr.
Gibson is a member of the house of Van
Pell A Gibson, and is well aud most favor
ably known to the citizens of Memphis.
The Third Ward oould not be better rep
resented. Mr. Sam. Walker is the unlversal-suf-frage-equal-rights-to-the-ncgro
candidate
for Mayor. Equal rights to vote means
equal right to hold office, consequently if
he is elected he must out negroes on the
police, negroes on the fire department, ne
groes on the street force negroes every
where. How do you like this, white
men?
A very sudden death occurred at i
Broom's Opera House night beloro last,
the decedent being Peter Crosby, a youth
of about nineteen years of age, who for
years has been attached to Mr. Broom in
the capacity of bill-carrier and poster. He
was seized with an apoplectic tit about ten
o'clock in the evening, and died in the
course of tour hours. A coroner's inquest
was held yesterday, and a verdict ren
dered in accordance with the facts as sta
ted above. His remains will be buried
this morning at ten o'clock.
One of those nuisances, which while
causing considerable trouble and expense,
are more easily pointed out than reme
died, are the nails and tacks which have
been driven part way into the telegraph
and awning posts around town, to attach
theater bills, programmes, xslers, etc
The papers are torn away, and the nails
left projecting from the posts catch tho
clothing of passers by, making ugly rents,
and sometimes ruining oostly garments.
If the city will by ordinance compel the
men who use the posts lor this style of
advertising to drive tbe nnlls and tacks
up into the wood, much annoyanco and
expense might be saved citizens.
There is an on dit that, in the impossi
ble event of bis election, Walker proposes
to make Beaumont Chief of Police, and
Dr. Dlckerson Recorder. The right bower
of Mr. Lynn is supposed to be Thomas
Hamilton. If Beaumont will not have it
aain, perhaps the hero of Water Valley
will take the place of Chief of Police if he
can get it, on being turned out of Con
gress, which is supposed to be imminent.
We have a enriosity to see the slates of
both Walker and Lynn, just for tbe fun of
the thing, even if they Aatie to be rubbed
out next Thursday. But as we haye not
seen them, we can't tell what they
are.
Gj to Assembly Hall to-night the Mil
toman Tableaux.
Oub stock of flannels must be sold, re
gardloss of cost. A. SEESSEL A SON.
Thb Wkf.kly Appeal is the largest
single sheet published In the South.
Arkansas River Plantation
FOR SALE ON EASY TERMS.
THE plantation known as SILVER LAKE
PLANTATION, one-half mile from
Rlvoe' Landing, on Arkansas river, will be
sold on easy terms. It contains 1K0U acres
i 00 ia cultivation: sou more arc old deaden
ing Fenees and. bouses In bad repair. Ai -plvto
BROWN, I.YI.KS A HRO WN,
J.-tS No. I West Court Street.
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
New Orleans Mississippi & p.m
Vlckaburg Mary Korsvth p.m
Arkansas Rlver....COLOS8AL -S p.m
Friar's Point Gsm. Anderson p.m
ARRIVALS.
Continental - JBt. Louts
Julia .8t. Louis
Countess ..
Oeu. Anderson Friar's Point
Ulchmoud New Orleans
DEPARTLRES. .
Richmond - Louisville
Julia Vlcksburg
Indiana - New Orleans i
Continental - .New Orleans
Countess Yazoo River
IN PORT.
Gen, Anderson. W. A. Caldwell.
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
Louisville, January 2. Down: Burns
and Emma No. 3. The river is falling,
with 9 feet 7 inches in the canal. Clear
and cold.
PiiTsiiuRO, January 2. Rain fellatead-
iry last night, and a violent snow storm,
with high winds, to-day. The Mononge
hela has seven aud a half feet aud rising,
with indications of high water.
Cincinnati, January 2. Arrived:
Groesbeck. The river is falling, with 27
feel In the channel. Clear aud ireexiug.
St. -Locis, January 2. Arrived: Mo
hawk and Thompson Dean. Do
parted: Colossal and Adam Jacolis
tor Arkansas river. River stationery,
with bxi or 0 feet to Cairo, and 3 feet to
Keokuk. Weather clear and very cold.
Mercury 30.
The Arkansas has 4 feet to Little Reck,
with a light rise reported. Whito river
is about on a stand, with 7 feel to Jack
sonport. The latest news trom above will
be found in our dispatches. The weather
is clear and cold.
Mim ELL A X EOCS.
A great many of our citizens expected
the Mississippi down yesterday with hor
cargo of Celestials, but were disappointed,
They will, however, be able to satialy
their curiosity to-day.
Things looked quiet along the river
bank yesterday. It was too cold for com
fort,and even' our streets were deserted
the greater portion of the day.
We learn that the various candidates
for wharfmaster are to meet aud draw
straws to decide which is to run. The
others are all to be appointed deputies
and serve wood about on tbe levee.
The Indiana left yesterday afternoon
for below. She received a largo number
of people here for New Orleans. 4
The Richmond passed up for Louis
ville. She had a very fair passenger trip,
aud addod nine hundred bales of cotton
here.
Now that tbe holidays are over, our lo
cal packets will ao a uig uusiuooo iu
freight aud people.
Captain Stut Neal, of the Richmond,
stopped off the boat at Now Orleans to at
tend to his interests in the Wagoner mat
ter. We learn that 'io has received sal
vage to tho amount of 19,UO0.
The accident to the Wild Wagoner was
worse than reported. She was run into
the bank alter shipping lour mei oi waier
and her cabin furniture, etc., was taken
ashore. It was only by superhuman
Acta that her own and the crew ol the j
Richmond keps her afloat.
The Magenta is the regular Wednesday
packet for New Orleans.
The fine steamer Liberty, Captain J. B.
Davis, will get away to-morrow for Jack
sonport and all way landings on White !
river. She is the regular United States i
iniii! packet. Jimmy inompson is cmei
clrk. j
The towboat Grand Lake arrived yester
day with a tow of ooal for the Ml. Carbon
Coal Company.
The towboat Hornet passed down Sat
urday night.
Mouroe Cunningham, clerk ot tho (
Mountaineer, arrived by rail yesterday
ICOto helow. His boat was due last night.
Zha Commonwealth was due last night
from below.
The Mississippi will be in port to-day,
and leaves at a p.m. for Yioksburg aud ;
New Orleans. She has abont 300 Chinese
am board and will be the center of attrac- ;
lion while she lays at our port. The j
Mississippi is one of our finest passenger j
packets. Caotain Nat Green is master, j
and in her office will be found Messrs. j
Cook, Creighton, John Fenwick and John I
Largtois.
Wm. II. Clark, formerly ot me as. r mu
ds, has gone into business at Marianna,
Ark., and is of the firm of Nunnally A
Clark. We wish him well in his new
sphere. " ,
The St. Francis oame In last night with
a big trip. We publish her manifest
elsewhere. She leaves lor all points ou
St. Francis river to-morrow. Tom Bow
man is master, and Messrs. Paine, Conant
and Berry are clerks. '
The Colossal will leave to-day for Little
Rock and Fort Smlih. She ia an inde
pendent packet.
The Mary Forsyth will pass down to-day
for Vicksburg.
The Walter B. Dauce, Capt. Lloyd T.
Belt, with Mr. Dill in the office, leaves to
day for Shreveport aud all way landings
on Red river direct. Kirnan tt Sayers,
at the foot of Jefferson street, can give all
information to shippers anJruvelers.
Tbe Legal Tender, Capt. Elliott, will
back out to-morrow for all landings on
White river. She goes promptly at 5 p.m.
The Gen. Anderson, Capt, Jim Lee, will
back out to-day at 5 p.m. for Friar's Point
aud all way landings. She is a first-class
passenger packet. Stack Lee, Henry
Mather, and Johnny Booker are herelerks.
The U. S. mail packet W. A. Caldwell
will get away to-morrow for Fort Smith
and all way poiuts on the Arkansas. Ed.
Nowland commands, and Garrett Huls is
in the office.
The Mollie Grata will get away to
morrow for Osceola aud all landings in
Ihe bends. The Dick Fulton came in from
above venterday with ten barges coal for
below. She landed t hem here and ret u ru
ed for ten barges left at Louisville, as it is
feared the Ohio may cIomj.
Manifest of Steamer at. Francis From
Wittsburg. Stralton, Goyer S Co., 102
bales cotton; Stanton Jt Moore, 10 do;
Hill, Fontaine t Ce., 27 do; S. M. Webb
A Co., 10 do; Newton, Ford Jt Co., 103 do;
Parteed; Herbert, 48 do; Gage 1'isher,
2 do; Comer A Richardson, 4 do; Foster,
Kealhofer A Co., 13 do; Guy, McLellan !
Co., 4 do; Farrington Howell, 3 do; I
Brooks, Neley A Co., 64 do; J, F. Frank
A Co., 8 do; Galbreath, Stewart k Co., 63
do; Fargason it Clay, 8 do; Mageveny A
Hogan, 4 do; Pettit A Simpson, 17do;i
Shane, Harris Co., 4 do; Harris, Coeh- ;
ran Co., 5 do; Price dc Terry, 24 do; j
Miland, Bowling dr Co., 15 do; s. S. Hill :
A Co., 2 do; Judson A Co., 4 do; Black,
Estes 4 Co., 5 do; Toof, Phillips dl Co., 10
do; McGhee ,V flerron, 2 do; Marsh, War
ner dc Co., 4 do; Clark, Ely d Co.. 8 do:
Lanr Harmstead,21 do; Partees A Miller,
J. L. Verser, 1 do; Jones Jt Adams, 4 do;
Jones, Brown dr Co., 1 do: Lane, Moore dr j
Co., 4 do; Thomas U. Allen dr Co., 4 do;
Owen, McNutt dr Co., 9 do; total, 615 I
bales. Bluff City Oil Works, 748 sks cot
ton seed ; Panola Oil Worts, 172 do; Mem
phis Oil Works, 311 do; total, 1231 sks.
MISCELLANEOUS.
Trustee's Sale of Valuable Personal
Property.
BY virtue of the powers conferred upon roe
by a certain Deed of Tiust made and exe
cuted on Sid March, 1868, by W. C. Mullins, to
seenre certain debts due by said Molllns to K.
M. Apperson A Co., 1 will,
On Monday, 3d January, 1870,
On the plantation of said Mullins, In Tunica
county, Miss., offer for sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following personal prop
erty, to-wlt: 16 mules, "5 hogs, 10 cows and
oxen, 40 plows,-! wagons and harness, together
with the plow-harness. Hale will take place
between legal hours, at the residence ot said
Mullins, known as the Winston Plantation,
lu Tunsoa esunty. Miss.
dalT JAB. B. qBIGLET, Trustee.
ATTACHMENT NOTICE.
William Coward)
vs. Landlord's lien. Code XA I,
Angus. Taylor. ) Hectlon
BEFORE James Hail, Justice of the Peace
lor Shelby connty, affidavit having been
made In this cfeuse, and attachment Issued
and returned, levied u pon the crop made upon
tbe premises; it is therefore ordered that
publication be made in the Memphis Daily
UTfc.-.: . .i newspaper published in the city
of Memphis, for four successive weeks, com
mandli g the said Angus. Taylor to appear
before me at my office, city of Memphis, In the
Hth Civil District of said county, on tbe 7th
day of January, IK70, and make defence to
said suit against him, or It will be proceeded
with ez parts. , JAMES HALL,
Justice Peace for Shelby county.
J. E. TKICPI.B, Attorney. deal
ALEX. MURRAY.
8. K. BID6 EL
MURRAY & RIDGELY,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
31 MADISON STREET,
East f Clark's Jewelry Store,
MBMPHIS. TBKjr.
NOTICE.
Mississippi asp Tkxnkssxe Railroad,")
Orncs. or Freight Agent,
Memphis, Tisi., December 20, WW. I
TO COTTON AND COMMISSION MER
CHANTS: Notice Is hereby given that
all cotton and other goods received at this
Depot will be stored at the expense ana risk
of whom It may concern. II not promptly re
moved within twenty-four hours after arrival
at Memphis. This order will be strictly ju-
STEAMBOATS.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
FOR RED RIVER.
Monday Packet For Alexandria, shreveport
and Jeffersos direct.
WALTICR a DAM E Lloyd T. Belt, master
ins eiugani pa.eiiger suamcr
win leave as aoove
THIH DAY, Sd in-!... ar r, p.m.
KIRNAN 4 SAYER.S. Passenger Agents,
jail No. 1 Promeiiade St., foot .leflerson.
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Wor- Now Orloarta.
The Hwlft and Huperb Passenger Bteamer
-Pp Mississippi,
Nut s. Green master I H. I '. i '; fliitonclerli
Will leave THIB DAY. 3d Inst., at 5 p.m.
RICH'D W. LIGHTBLRNE, Agent.
JaS No. 4 Jefferson street.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Wednes
day Packet For New Orleans.
MAGENTA Hicks, master
Thlsapiendid passenger steamer m -II '"s.
Will leave as above ' TT
WEDNESDAY. 5th Inst.. at 5 p.m.
LARRY 1IARMBTAD. Agent,
J3 12 Madison street.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Wednes
day Packet For New Orleans.
MAGENTA Hicks master
This elegant passenger packet glP" fc
leaves as above ''i ii'bSss
WEDNESDAY. 5th lnst.. at 5 p.m.
LEVY ROBHINs, Agents,
tismmstmssttmmttmtvsstsmtstsmtmmsssmssstssmmmmlmisssm
Regular Memphis and White River United
States Mail Tuesday Packet.
For Helena, Indian Bay, Clarendon, lieVall's
BlafT, Little Rock, Des Arc, West Point,
Bearcy, Augusta and Jacksonport.
LIBERTY, 3NTo. 3,
Pat. B. Wheat Master.
This elegant passenger steamer
will leave as above ,
TUESDAY, 4th lust, at 5 p.m.
LBVY BOBBINS. Agents,
ja2 1" Jefferson street
FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
Regular Independent Arkansas River Packet
For Pine Bluff, Little Rock and Fort Smith.
COLOSSAL Cox, master
This elegant passenger steamer
will leave as above
MONDAY. ;td Inst., at n.m.
LARRY HARMSTAD. Agen
jal 12 Madison street.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Con-pany---Oniied
States Mail Line.
For Helena, Pine Bluff, Little Rock, and
through to FORT SMITH.
STEAMER W.A.CALDWELL
Ed. Nowland master.
This new and splendid passenger
steamer will leave as aoove
TUESDAY, 4th InsL, at 5 p.m.
For freight or passage apply on board cr to
W. II. KEN-NEDAY. Agent,
Ja2 No. I Madison St., star ton Block.
FOR CINCINNATI.
Regular Memphis and Cincinnati Backet
For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati.
MINN EOL A Miller, master
This elegant and swill steamer
will leave as ,.bove ,
WEDNSI1DAY, 5th lnst.. at 5 p.m.
LARRY HA RM8TAD, Agent,
Ja2 No. I'i Madison .treet.
ARKANSAS RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.
U. S. Mail Line.
Winter AiTangomcnt
DURING the present high water In the Ar
kansas river, this cinipauy wtll run Hie
following fleet of elegaul passenger boats
through to Fort Binlth ;
TH08. H. ALLEN Reese Trltehard, master
MARY BOYD Haynes, master
W. A. CALDWELL E. W. Noland, master
GUIDON Clay Rice. Master
DARDENELLE Wm. B. Nowland, master
OZARK -Ad. Storm, master
FORT GIBBON Eugene 8n. 1th, master
LEAVING MEMPHIB
TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS & SATURDAYS,
At 5 o'clock p.m.
These boats are elegant. They leave on
time. Their accommodations are unsur
passed, and they offer, mid -r this arrange
ment, unprecedented facilities to emigrants,
shippers and the traveling public.
Persons desiring to snip over this line
should consign freight to M. and A. R. P. Co.,
Menip"hls. Freights will be forwarded at our
card rates, and without charge lor landing at
Memphis. JOHN D. A DA MB, President.
W. II. KENNKDAY, Agent.
No. Madison Ht., Btanton Block. ! "
GROCERS AND COTTON FACTORS
N HILL.
N. FONTAINE
HILL, FONTAINE & CO
Successors to Wilmamsox, Hill A Co.,
WHOLESALE GROCERS
COTTON FACTORS
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
326 FRONT STREET,
.MEMPHIS,
TENNESSEE
HAVE for sale, and keep constantly on
hand, a full assortment of everything
in their line, dealing especially In such ar
ticles aa
Bulk Meats,
Bacon-,
Mesa Pork,
Jowls and Rumps,
Lard.
Louisiana Sugars,
Refined Sugars,
Rio Coffees,
Molasses and Syrups.
Kentucky Bagging, M. and M., Ky., By.,
Loudeman, and J. and D. Flax.
Rope and Arrow Ties,
Nails and Spikea,
Flonr a'nd Meal,
Mackerel
North Carolina Roe Cut
and Srpaa Herring.
Canned Goods
Copper-Distilled Whisky,
Rectified Whisky,
Robinson County Whisky.
Calling your attention to the above, we re
spectfully request a continuation of your pa
tronage, and promise, by strtct attention to
business, with tbe Interest of our patrons
ever before us, to merit It,
noZ7 ihsw HILL, FONTAINE A CO.
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Of DeBoto Co., Miss. Of DeSoto Co., Miss.
TAYLOR & RUTLAND,
WHOLESALE AND -RETAIL
Grocers, Cotton Factors
AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. 304 FRONT STREET,
Mosby and Hunt's Block, - Mixnia, Txnn.
STEAMBOATS.
FOR FRIAR'S POINT.
DAILY LliVE.
V .nphis to Friar's ft., Helena and Bends.
jaaaaaaBsE packets
GEN. ANDERSON, - - Jas. Lee, master
Leaves Memphis Mondays, Wsonbsdavs,
and FKIDA7&.
CEO. W. CHEEK, Geo. Malrjne, master
Leaves Memphis Ttksdats. Thursdays, sod
Sati-bdays, at 4 o'clock p.m.
Leaves Friar's Point every day at W o'clock
a m .!..!
FOR NEW ORLEANS.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans Packet.
MAGENTA J. T. Hicks, master
John a Sullivan, Clerk.
The only Memphis and New Or- -11
leans packet. Leaves MemphlsBSSBC
as follows: .
Wednesday January Mh
Wednesday - . January Ifth
Wednesday, February id
Wednesday February lth
LARKY IIAKMSTaD AtO..
deif ELLIOTT A MILLER. Agents.
Regular Wednesday Packet, for Vicksburg,
Natchez and New Orleans.
Magnificent Low-Pressure Bteamer
Groat IojdixIoIIo,
W. B. Donaldson ..master.
Will leave aa above, Wedksbday, Decem
ber 1st, at 5 o'clock p.m., and every alternate
Wednesday thereafter.
For all reliable information, apply at the
General Passenger Department, 2io. J Prome
nade, loot of Jefferson street. Passengers
procuring tlckeU at this office secure State
Rooms. S. U. SHOCK,
noJ7 Ticket Agent.
Regular Memphis and New Orleans
Packet.
FOR NEW ORLEANS & THE BENDS
The large and magnificent passenger steamer
GREAT REPUBLIC,
W.B.Donaldson, master J.ILAtklnson, clerk
WILL LZAVB AS ABOVB
WEDNESDAY, December 1st, at 5 p.m
And every alternate Wednesday thereafter.
For freight or passage apply on board or to
LEVY k ROdBIAiS, Agents,
16 JefTenson Sireet.
LARRY HARMSTA0. Agent.
no23 12 Madison Street.
tmrnweBBSgr a ,i m
FOR WHITE RIVER.
Speed, Safety aeti Comfort Elliott Line
Memphis at White River Independent Packet
For Helena. Friar's Point, Devali's Bluff,
Little Rock, Hot Springs, Searcy, Des
Arc. Augusta and Jackson port.
m
LEGAL TENDER. John D. Elliott, master
This nrsl-class slde-whoe I pas
senger steamer wiil leave ass tsve
EVERY TUESDAY, at a oclock wu.
Connects with steamer Mollie Grtitz for all
points on L pper vv Mite and Blaclt rivers.
ELLIOTT A MILLER, Agent.
Promenade and JeUerson Sta., opp. Landing.
ang-21
"OLD RELIABLE"
idSfi DAVIS j&fc
UNITED STATES MAIL LINE.
OPPOSITION TO MONOPOLY.
THE splendid Side-wiieel Passenger Steam
ers Liberty No. 2, and Commercial, will
form a Seml-weekiy Lulled States Mall Lint
between Memphis and White, Little Red and
and Black Rivers, leaving Memphis every
luesday and Saturday, at o oclock p.m.
These boats have been docked and thorongily
repaired and furnished with new ontfiiH,
making them as goo. las new. The Merchants
and Planters on white. Red and Black rivers,
have taken one-half the stock In this line
thus making it a permanent and reliable
" Home Instltntlon. We hope, by strict at
tention to business and low hates, to merit
a fair share of public patronage.
JOHN B. DAVIS, Superintendent.
('iiiign freight to Davis Line," Memphis,
Tenu. LEVY A BOBBINS, Agents,
UOI5 No. 16 Jefferson street, Memphis.
FOR OSCEOLA.
Regular Semi-weekly Packet For Osceola
and all Intermediate landings.
MOI.LIEORATZ Andy J. Deartl, nvytter
Tins superb light-draught pas- a,
sender packet will leave as hIm.y. stsmSttmssssm
Every Tuesday aud Saturday, at p.m.
ua
FOR HATCIIIE .RIVER.
THI STEALER
MOHAWK 13
K. D. Small
Will commence to run the
H.itclile River on the first rise in
the river, from Memphis to the railroad bridge
near Brownsville, weekly, and will do the
business for the trade sails factorilv.
dell W. K. LAJIJ KH. Agfnt
FOR FORKED DEER RIVER.
For Halle's Point, Key Corner, Dyersbnrg,
and all Intermediate Landings.
The splendid side-wheel passenger packet
jvsBg SALLIE V.
G. B. MUler. maMr W. R. Parker, clerk.
Will leave an above,
EVERY THURSDAY, AT 5 P.M.
For freight.or passage apply on board, de
FOR 8T. FRANCIS RIVER.
Memphis and St. Francis River Tues
day Packet.
For Helena, Mariana, Madison and Wlttsumy
The new and elegaLt SldewLeel Passe nger
Packet,
SAINT FRANCIS,
Capt. T. R. Bowman- ..8am C. Paine, Clerk
7"ILL leave Memphis for HEL- -ITJk
EN A, L'A NUL 1 LLE and r.S&UHfcC
FRANCIS RIVERS every TU&iJAY, at 6
o'clock p.m.
LARRY nARMSTAD, Agent.
feblD 1 ; MadUon mreet.
FREIGHT 4 TICKET AGENCY
Freight & Ticket Office
I F THE
NEW ORLEANS, ST. LOUIS
AND -
RED RIVER STEAMERS.
Through Biiis Lading for Freight
Given to All Points.
WThrocgh Tickets sold to aky poikt
oh Mississippi and Red River.
a" Travelers seenre Reserved Blate Rooms
by purchasing their tickets at this office.
trw Information concerning freight, ctv,
cheerfully given.
RICH'D W. LIGHTBURNE, Gea l Agent.
4 leffe ,-ssa Streflt.
KOUN'S THROUGH LINE.
Regular alternate Wednesday Memphis and
New Orleans Packet.
For New Orleans, Red River, and all Bend
Landings.
The magnificent low-pressnre
condensing 1-asseuger racaei.
GrT.JSrTD XQ JEi.
Q. L. Konna, master, Jas. Kerr, Jr., clerk.
Leaves Memphis
WEDNESDAY, Deo. 13th, 5 p.m.
WEDNESDAY, Deo. 29th, 5 p.m.
Leaves New Orleans Alternate Wednesdays.
Through receipts by
LEVY A ROB BINS,
R. W. LIUHTBCRNE,
Agents, Memphis.
O. L, KOUNS A BRO., Proprietors,
dec3 New Orleans.
NOTICE.
Office Koun' Line Bed River Packet Co., 1
New Orleaks, La., Nov. S, 168. 1
SH. BHOCK Is our only authorised Agen
. to sell tickets over our line of steamers
at Memphis, Tenncsee.
G. L. KOITN9 A BRO.
Notice
General Ticket Office of the M. and C. R. R
MKXPHIS, Ten-n.. Nov. 28 1SDV.
SH. 8HOCK u our only authorised agent
. to redeem our Emigrant tickets bound
South, and none others need present tickets
at this office. A. A. BARNES.
Gen'l Ticket Agent.
FOR 7MOUND CITY.
For Arkansas and Texas.
TRAVELERS OR EMIGRANTS going to
Arkansas or Texas should cross the river
at this point on steamer
LAI'RA .-.Cheek master
to Cheek's Landing. Four miles of land
7r,,,r inn imug
3ETiTiE,
..master.
Ten Thousand Dollars
IN BARGAINS
OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC
THIS WEEK!
Avail Yourselves in Time!
We Mean Business !
A. SEESSEL & SON
One Hundred Choice Styles
0Q CQ CQ G3 AIiADO 39 S 30 30
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JUST OPENED, AT
iGANS' NEW STORE
298 MAIN
ELECTION NOTICE.
Judges Election Notice.
TN ACCORDANCE with the Proclamation ot
His Excellency governor U. W. r. ivnter.
the following persona are appointed to opea
and hold an election, on January S, IsTa, tr
.Judges of the Chancery Coat i aud Common
Law Court of Shelby county :
1st District At Stephen English's.
R. M. Bond, Deputy commissi. .tier ; O. W.
Thorn, J. Smith. J. H .gi.es. Judges: R. W.
Hicks, C. M. Fried. Clerks.
2f District At Xelson's.
WT P. York. Deputy Commissioner; A. D.
Hunter, T. R. Nels..n, W. Noblln. Judges:
W. C. Ward, W. T. Nelson. Clerks.
3d District At Bolton's Store.
W. I. A. Bell. Deputy Commissioner; J. L.
Wynne, N. B. sparaa, E. M. Baieman, Judges:
BenJ. y. Duncan, H. Rembert, Clerks.
4th Dtntrict At Old Cmon Church.
Thos. L Ulles, Deputy Commissioner;
James Connel. E. B. Harold, A. McsjuiIi
Judges; W. Leflwich, J. W. Carroll, Clerks.
6th District At Raleigh.
W. II. M.mcrlct, Deputv Commissioner' H
K. WUUford. Thos. M. Ward. O L Nick eta.
Judges j B. W. fry or. H. R. Fuller, Clerks.
7th Dittrict At Bartlett.
E. W. Coldwrtl. Depuiy I ommisr loner: W.
B. Williamson, W. tiameltoii, 1. X Mercer
Judges; W. J. Ward, A. Mercer, Clerks.
Uh Districts-At Shiu Depot,
L. Mc.MulllnSjDeputy i. .uimtss.uner; Wm
Crinii. Silas Wrierry C. B. Euailsb Judges'
J . M. Wlllianaa, W. P. Thompson, lerk. '
9M IHstrict At iiervill.
W. H. Webia-r, Depu'y Commissioner; J. M.
Brooks, W. is. B.xier, I. W. Morris. Judges;
W.HTPrlddy.O. M. Strong. Clerks.
1G4A Distinct At Oollierville.
H. Irby, Iixlty Commissioner: J. M. Flem
ing, Jesse Applewhite, J. O. Moore, Jndgts;
A. is. titration, J. W. Keen. Clerks.
llth District At Vermantovm.
L. A. Rhodes, Deputy Commissioner; R.
Wetr. J. v. I'allts, J. P. Weuford, Judges ; M.
P. Webb, Wm. Carter, Clerks.
Zllh District At Mcchanicsville.
D. Pearson, lieputy Commissioner; J. W.
r a.,.. W. M. Moore, Wm. t'onnell, judges; M.
W. Redford, T. P. Lewis, Clerks.
13A Didtrxct At Arnold's,
F. C. 9'epheuson, Deputy Commissioner: W.
L. Lundy, W. A. Dooly. J . W. Levi. Judges;
r. P. Dooly, O. M. 8. W Uliarason, lerks.
10VA District At White's Station.
J. G. Harvey. Deputy Commissioner; J. H.
Goodle't, W. K. Home. A. W. Moore, Judges;
A. J. Brooks. A. G. Gates, Clerks.
17A District At McCbnneirs Church.
T. l. Massey, Deputy Commissioner: J,
Massey, A. M. stout, A. C. Hoar k. Judges; T.
M. Alexander, Root, tttone. Clerks,
CITY.
lac Wardyorth end iVary Turd.
Jas. A. Newsom, Deputy Commissioner; J.
E. Handle. O. Dwyer, J. ' ilancey. Judges; C
C. Baugh, F. T. Atwood, Clerks.
2d Ward Corner Washington and Fourth
Streets.-
George Glllbone, Deputy Commissioner; R.
W. Llghtbnrne, T. I. Campbell, W. J. Chase,
Judges; Thos. Joyce, A. K. Edglngton, Clerks.
S1 ITorrf Kiernm's Office.
W. E. Barrett, Deputy Commissioner; Jas.
Roork, W. J. McKeon, J. A. Bignalgo, Judges;
Henry Schrader, W. A. Melson, Cleraay
ith Ward Corner Madison and THird Sis.
I. T. Cartwrlght, Deputy Commissioner; A.
T. Lact-y, P. M. Stanley. W. W. Coleman,
Judges; Dan Kirwan. A. Uolblng, Clerks.
f.M Ward Circuit Court House.
T. W. O'Donnell. Deputy Commissioner; J.
C. Hoist, Owen Smith. James Kogarty, Judges ;
W. W. Gilbert, John D. Ralrd, Clerks,
fith Ward Cor. Tolbert and Mulberry sts.
H B. Clles, Deputy Commissioner; r. A.
CIcalll. Thos. B, Norment,.). Haisttad, Judge I
W. H. Clark, Sam Moore, jr.. Clerk.
7th Ward Corner Linden and Causey Sts.
Robt. Good, Deputy Commissioner: w. L.
Stewart. W. Davidson, L. HarmsLsd, Judges ;
F. Foster, C. C. Jones, clerks.
th Ward Church, Quinby .4vbu.
P. T. Monsarrat. Deputy Commissioner: H.
B. Holt, D. Pante, T. Mecieoy, Judges; J. D.
Stewart, Eugene Levy, Clerks.
9A Ward Ctomer Kerr and Fifth Streets.
W. B. Ullssoa. Depuiy Commissioner; C. M.
Wardlg, J. Dan bury, John Herlng, Judges; J.
V. Haodwerker'. C. Schaper, Clerks.
10C Ward Africa Bailey Church.
W. F. McLefresh. Deputy Commissioner; T.
T. Wright, W.C. Ellis, James M. Williamson,
Judges; J. M. Boon, Auguste Bizlen, Clerks.
Deputy Commissioners will please call and
get Helurns and Puli Book', and be sworn in.
JOHN P. BoCHSKR.
deX Com 'r of Registr'n for Shelby county.
City Election Notice.
THF. following persons are hereby appoint
ed Judges, Clerks, aud Deputy Commls
slonerv u. upen aud hold au MjCCti.n for May
or, Ardermen, Conncllmeft and other officers,
as provided by tho aeW city charter.
Election Tttursday, Jan. 6, 1870.
11 Ward North End of Navy Yard.
Deputy Commissioner. Nat MUler; Judges,
Jsines A. Newsora, J. E. Randall and J.J.
Powers; Clerks, W.J. McKeon, Jr., and F. T.
Atwood.
3d Ward if. J. CSase's Feed Store, Pop
lar street.
Deputy Commissioner. W. J.Chase; Judges,
W. H. Bridges, R W Lighiburne and Charles
Smith ; Clerks, Thos. Fox and A.K. Edglngton.
Sd Ward 'Squire Kiernan's Office, on Ad
ams street.
Deputy romralss
A. Woodward. W,
Goodyear; Clerks,
,T. P. Adams; Judges,
IcKeon and Dr. D. F.
las Garvey and W. W.
Gilbert.
4A WanlXo. 65 Madison street.
Deputy Commtasionrr. G. W. Lincoln;
Judges. A. T. I.acey, P. M. Stanley and W. B.
Greenlaw; C lurks, Daniel Kir win and A.
Holblng. m
5th Ward Room 28, Circuil Courthouse.
Depnty Commissioner, R. J. Bough ner:
Judgos,Owen soiitb, Theodore Hoist audi'.
B. Mallory; Clerks, J. M. Colem&n and Mich
ael Magevney. Jr.
6ih Ward Waldron Block, Main street.
Deputy commissioner, W. A. Meison;
Judges, H. B. Chlida, T. B Norment and C. B.
Chnrch; Clerks, Samuel Moore, Jr., and W. H.
Clark.
7th Ward Corner Linden and Causey sts.
Deputy Commissioner, O. C. Jones; Judges
W. L. Stewart, Thos. H. Logwood and John
Loague; Clerks, F. Foster aud W.T. Vandyke.
8th Ward Colored Churcu on Quinoy st.
Deputy Commissioner, Wm. Tate ; J edges,
D. Tl Monsarrat, D. Pante and T McGeoy;
Clerks, J. D- Stewart and Eugene Levi.
9cA Ward Corner Kerr and Fifth streets.
lieputy Commissioner, J. D. Danbury
Judges.W. B. Ultssou,C. M. Waxdlg and John
Knox ; Clerks. J. G. Uaudwerker and F. C.
Schapar.
IOtA Ward Africa Bailey's Church.
Deputy Commissioner, W. F. Boon: Judges.
R. F. Loony, W. C. Ellis and Jas. M William
son; Clerks, Auguste Bizlen and Joan Quin
tan. Where there are not suitable places to bold
the election In the places designated, the
Depnty Commissioner aud Judges will select
one as close as possible.
JOHN P. BOCGHNER
rvunmiiMlonar ot RertstraUon lor Snelb
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