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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04
JUST RECEIVED, at the cheap
a SPECIAL NOTICE TO MER-
@CHANTs FROM ~HE COUNTRY.-RALL

NOl1oC ~
&CHANTS FROM -HE COUNTRY.-RALL
STOCK OF BOOTS AND sHOES.--We have
~ in store our entire stock of Boots and shoes.
comprising every variety OF goods in the line. We
can all in want, if they will give us call 10
satisfy them, after an examination OF our stock,
that we have not only one of the largest. but the
best selected stock of Boots and shoes ever offered
for sale in Virginia They were made mostly by
special orders and made so that We can recon-
mend them To our friends with perfect confidence,
knowing they good and well made, and will
give much better satisfaction TO buyers than COM
mon trash goods such 80 are frequently sold at very
low prices, but prove almost worthless to
We invite the country merchants throughout the
Stat to give a call, and we will pledge ourselves
to sell on rs good terms as the same quality OF
goods can be bought either in New York. Philadel-
phia or Baltimore. Our goods are bought for cash
and of the manufacturers themselves, on the very
best terms and we will sell them to prompt custom
ers at a very small advance on factory prices. III
fall and winter goods. our stock will surpass any
we have ever been able to OFFER to the trade. We
shall be glad to exhibit stock TO any in want Of
good goods. at fair prices, feeling satisfied we shall
seI3 PUTNEY Il WATTS.
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= rr-syyys.xsx1 THE ADAMS EXPRESS

Ia kx&sf seeSsSg COMPANY, 1874 Main 81, having
resumed their Steamship Express to and from Nor,
folk Petersburg and Richmond by Steamers James
town and Roanoke, which leave New York every
Wednesday and Saturday, and thence by railroad TO
Weldon, Wilmington, Lyuchburg, Salem, " ytheyilie
and the principal places in Virginia and North Caro-
lima, are prepared to forward, with great dis.
patch and at reduced rates. every kind of Nerchan,
disc, Valuable Parcels, Jcwelry, &c, to the above
named Cities and all places on the seaboard.
Our Express on the Steamships will be accompanied
by special Messengers, who will give their personal
attention to the careful handling of goods entrusted
Shippers will please take notice that packages to
points Virginia and North Carolina will be sent by
steamers, unlsss otherwise marked
Freight received, day of sailing, until o'clock,
Pm J. L. MACDONOUGH,
Agent of Adams Express 90.
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RICHMOND STONEWARE
POTTERY,

~ REEsEE & PARR, Proprietors.
We are manufacturing every description 81
STONEWARE, of superior quality, add call upon
those in want to give us e call and examine our
Ware before pure hasing elsewhere, we feel conf.
dent it cannot be surpassed in quality or prices by
any other establishment.
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CEc0ND SUPPLY OF FALL AND

CEcOND SUPPLY OF FALL AND
- wrSTHR CLOTHING Having just returned
from the sorth, am row receiving my second sup
ply ~ Totbin1 for NJ MS. Boys and Cbildrsps
wear, which will mahs my assortment The NEST
cou,tleis have ever offered 10 this market 1t is
got en- ND entirely for the retail trade 81 this
fion and no pains having been SHARED ~ 20 style.
qua ity a'd workmanship In getting II Up, bopt TO
ts ais 10 please al, who may favor me it'll their
psiranage Witbaus enumerating the articles on
bad my feck all embrace every article usually
foanA In FASHIONABLE CLOTH re uoUss. Csli ut
tee Virginia Olething Manufac tnry and sabs kt ON
Of WIN IRA SMITH,
Osz III Main street
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@A@ SPECTACL Z SPEC
y * BILE GLAssgs-The public ar.
hereby informed that Ia our very Complete A..
sortrnent of SP xCTACLESs we continue 10 ke.n a.
we have done Tor many years, a full assortment ~
PEBBLE GLASSES in steel and gold frames With
az experience OF thirty years in this department. OF
our business. and particular attention In adapting
glasses to all the requirements of the eyes We ara
enabled to give general satisfaction In our specta
cles.
CATARACT GLASSES, also, always on hand. HYE
GLASSES gold, steel and she'll Of every varsity
GLASSES of every variety fitted In old frames
MITCHELL A TYLER
su 23-d3mkcw6m los Main street
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EILE WORKS IN RICH HOND, VA
= We respectfully inform the business men of
tablished Factory where FILES and RAsPS. of
the beat English STEEL of all sizes and descriptions
are made and kept on hand.
These flies are Of the very same quality as the
best imported English.
Also kE-rUTTING Of OLD FILES will be done
to full sat isfactiou.
Prices moderate, and orders carefully executed
LAU 4 SHUMAN.
Letter Box, Is. Work Shop: Near Petersburg De-
pot, opposite Burger Boyle's Saw Factory. -.
NJ IA-Imn
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O. FOR Notwithstanding to remove
A1 TO the store recently occupied by Messrs Bin
ford Mayo Blair two doors above Messrs T Price
z 20. the store at present occapy, No Is Market
Bridge, IS for rent This is of the best business
stands Ia the lower part of the city and offers rare
opportunity to any enc wishing to engage in re-
tail trade in almost any line of busineaa TO good
tenant the good will and fixtures of the establish.
ment will be sold on moderate terms. Apply to
mo PAGE, JR.
6el-fs No 10 Market bridge.
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DEDUCED PRICES-sTEAM REIN
~ Ed CANDIES As the price OF Sugars are re-
has been q custom for years Then take my ad.
vice and don't be- humbugged by those who pretend
90 sell lower than the market price, and who would
pain of miserable STIFF for 10 pany instances my
fpi nitable ca1dies After looking around. give me
a call and then datermne who has the best eo DIS ut
the lowest prices L0ufs J BDeSIEUX
&C 70 Ro5V VAN street.
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y ST. NICHOLAS SALOON.
FASHIONABLE STYLES OF

"a FASHIONABLE STYLES OF
IA FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING.-New
and beautiful styles. now in store, and re-
IL ceiviag daily all the latest patterns and fab
rics Of Wooden and Silk Goods, suitable for gentle
mems wear.
Fine French Cloth Frock and Dress Goals, Hade
in the best style.
New tyles of black and colored Cloth, plain and
fancy Silk mixed CASHMERE business and walklng
Coats and sacks.
Superior Black French Doeskiu, and new patterns
of fancy Cashmere Pants, made up in the latest
manner 100
Also, full stock of winter Overcoats OF Cloths,
Beavers, Pilots and Cassneres, made in the latest
fas hiOn. -
great variety of Vests, consisting of fine Black
Satins, plain aud figured silks, Grenadines, CASH
mercs Cashmeros, Nelvets, &C.
Particular attention is called to the large assert
ment of Shr;s and Furnishing Goods all now Of
iered at reduced prices, at sfCCkDALks,
l44 Main street.
oc I6--lrnk Near Exchange Rank.
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JOSEPH WOODWARD,

CYaAk $50 barrels ut. L.af, Or. Oh.
~ cd A, A u, Extra Q . nd z of,e: tsE ssis by
mol LEWlc N WEBB b 60,
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WATCHES. cLocKs. 10.
+ ,JAHNKE

a. II JAHNk T.,
"a PRACTICAL MATCHMAKER.
~ Iof the late firm Of Myers JahnksI
NOtICE.-T received Yesterday 6 beautiful fan
sets Of hGe Is carats Gold sewsiry. Cameo, Pearl
: oral, etc Also, fine Ladies' Watches and Chain,
which offer to sell at very small profit.
A. v. JAHNBE.
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Sl nl0 feet wide "a and / inch
:" f,s'O PINE Notwithstanding on the
Dock from schr Enterpr se for sale low and on ac-
commodeting terms by
ac23 TRUMAN A. PARKER
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o. GEO. A. BOOK, EMTfy
- VETERINARY SURGEON. ~ y
Graduate of the Veterinarian College ofkAA.zS9
Hanover, GeTmany,)
Offers his professional services to the citizens OF
Richmond and our surrounding counties. He treats
all diseases of animals, in general and performs any
operations For further information about my abili'
ties see references.
aOfice at the apothecary store of Mr.. Fischer,
Broad street, and at my residence on alley above
Adamsi uoet, between Clay and Leigh.
REFERENCEs.-J BelvIn Kagland Co. Di
Geo GavinZel, DR. R0 VIM Haxall DR. w Wilson,
John and George Gibson, Jas Mccarthy. Della
rue au SIM
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Or Richmond, Va.
a. Persons residing near Montgomery, Als. OF
Atlanta, Georgia, can have their orders filed, and
save time, by addressing S.SWAH 4 CO., at either
of those cities
scr A list of the ndmbers that are drawn from the
wheel with the amount the prize that each one is
entitled to- will be published after every drawing In
the following papers: The Augusta (4s.) Const-
nationalist New Orleans Delta Mobile Register
Nashville Gazette, Atlanta inteige1cer, New York
Weekly Day Book, Saysnnsb Da ly News, Richmond
Dispatch. New York Dispatch, Paulding (Hiiss J
Clarion. and Little tArk) True Democrat. cc25
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TN one TTt-f % SceTV NItts
MAGNIFICENT SCHEM.
40 pE npkUN

AUTHORIZATION
prize, are ST. 600
prz Of $780, approximating to 100000
prize, are ,2n
prize. Of $50 approximating to $4,000
prIZ are $40
prizes Of S25, approximating to 5000
prize, are 5t0
prizes Of StOo approxImating to $1,000
prize, 4oh
prizes Of s75, approximatiug to 5000
prize, are 800
prizes Of $50, approximating to 1850
prI2e. are 20
800 prizes OF $50 are 10000
54S5 prizes amounting to 1920 600
Whole Tickets Si0; Halves -; Quarters 81 ri
az Circular showing the plan of the Lotteries
will be sent to auy DESTROYS of receiving 1t.
Certificates packages Will De SOLD at the following
rates which Ia the risk:
Certificate of package of 10 whole tickets, $50
Is - Id half 40
" 10 quarter g 81
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Enclose the money to onr address for the Tickets
ordered, on receipt of which they vii be forwarded
By FIRST mail Purchasersca have Tickets ending 10
any figure they may designate.
The List of drawn Numbers and Prizes will be esnt
topurchasers Immediately after the drawing.
81 Purchasers will please write their signatures
plain and give their Post Office County and State.
aa- Remember that every Prize is drawn and pay
able in full without deduction.
81 All prizes of 81, 900 and under paid immediate,
ly after the drawing Other prizes at the usual time
of thirty days.
Ali communications strictly confidential.
Address orders for Tickets or Certificates to
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-11-04

LATED NARE.-URNS, CUFFRE
POTS full sets, SPOONS and FORKS, cheap by
'V0EGLE Il WETDEMEYER,
o6 MaiR street,
oc Cots sign of Golden Eagle
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n SPECIAL NOTICE.-Express packages for
Norfolk Petersburg Richmond and ali places in Vir
ginis and North Carolina, intended for shipment by
Steamships Roanoke and jamestown, will hereafter
be received by the ADAMS EXPRESS COMPANY
who the authorized Agents for Express privileges
on those ships
Office OF the New York and Virginia steamship
Company. LUDLAm PLEASANTS. Agents.
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k.I 1r ERlEiEA.
SWAN & cos LOTTERIES
- TRIIIsipII

The following Scheme will be drawn by &. SWAN
eco Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery in
zach Of their Single Number Lotteries for Novem-
ber 1883 at AUGUSTA, Ga, in public, nnder the
superintendent of Commissioners.
GLASS 40 draws on SATURDAY, November 6. 1858.
CLASS AZ draws on SATURDAY, November 70, 1883
GLASS 43 draws Cd SATURDAY, November q. 1858,
ON The PLAN OFSINGLE NUMBERS.
5UtUU TICkkTSi
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HU NDRED AN d
EIHHIY-FIVE PRIZES
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~ MULES, MULES.-The subscri-
AENbers have just received at their Stables. on
Gary street, posi-: the Gas House. large lot of
fine young MULES, which a5e offered at low prices
and on accommodating terns We will regularly
be in receipt Of young MULES from Kentucky, and
can fill all orders in the most satisfactory manner.
GREEN u JOHNSON Cary st..
an l3-3m opposite Gas House.
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"a LEWIS LYMAN,
"a IMPORTERof W ATCIIEs and JEW ELRY,
w IL 9S MAIN sTREET.
eEnaeS W holesale and Retail, and the cheapest es
tabshment ia this city. l have
Gold Detached Levers. Is carat case for.....$23O0
Gold Hunting 800
dou iVVn
Gold Pencils Is
Silver Table Dessert Tea Spoons Geld sud Silver
Spect cles, Sets of Jewery, and all other goods In
proportion to the above prices.
Watches and Jewelry repaired by skllul work
non, at the shortest notice. The highest prices al
lowed for old silver.
LEWIS HYMAN, Importer
oc Ism % Main street.
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CABINET FURNITURE.-We are now
" opening a superior lot of Cabinets Sofas, Tete
s-Tetes Wasfstands, &C, l. c. together with a gene
raj assortment of Housefurnishing Goods, which We
will sell lower than ever.
o lS-lm LARtTS 4 SHINE
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hNNNl PbKEUSSIUN CAPs.-
Asc'''.o'' We have in store for sale cheap
sn1,hG9 q D Caps
2bl,a0 5 B Caps
30 600 Water Proof d Caps
lU0 90 Water ProofD @ Caps
20a 900 Percussion Water Proc Caps
$3.50 Nly's Centre Fired Water Proof Cans
p00D Walkers Ground Edge Cape
100000 Coxs Ground Edge Caps
5000 Hicks Hat Caps
CLAkR50N, ANDERSON 4 co,
Importers { Hardware,
SEQ 40 ZOE VI ain street.
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IN HATS, CAPS AND FURe.-We
- would call the attention Of the pablo TO our
extensive stock OF the above goods fn the var q
HATS. We have every variety OF FHENCt ana
AMERICAN, SOFT and fix. Also, large sssort.
ment q WOOL HATS for FARM HANDS our
'' LADIES AND CHItDREN's FURs
Is now complete comprising every variety worm
We invite the ladies' to examine them
toveshsr x kssp sdies FOoT MUrFs and gentle
w BfSFoRD, DICKINSON wEr, = M.In :,
- OUR ASSORTMENT Of Gents
- wear consists In part Of the following. viz:
French Calf Pump Sole Boots
quilted bsttom Boots
doubled soicd Boots
Ens,i.h waking Caters
oxford Ties
single ana double led Oxford Ties
With various other style on hand ana making 70
order, at short notice a1d at me very loTs. pee'
NENzEL. Foreman. NO. ~ hsIn 81
- JUST RECEIVED, at the cheap
Boo. and Shoe ssore 20! s R,oss ast,s1s4f.
EkS. with and without heels. Ladies, Glove Nd
CATERS Ladies' SLIPPERS. Also. CORK soLE'.
&C. &c. no S-ot-
"A GREAT REDUCTION IN m
tx THE PRICE OF HATS AND BOOTS AaAA
lp% 70 Eli SfR Sesa ia Hose
H. Ss,s ss,s 2q. ss h. b. 's'G 81
Boots. 8 Il; Fine Ca,fskin sesed Shoes. Is.
= IL ANTHONY has made arrangements with
one Of the best make in the city of Philadelphia.
to supply him with handsome and substantial
Calfskin Sewed BOOTS, which he will sell at the m
4 HALE &C I'D wts
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NOTICE. have bought out Mr.. John
1S b. Davis, at tho old stand of Messrs Davis
Lee. next door to Hector Davis Auction House
franklin street. shall keep constantly on hand all
classes Of NEGROES fox sale. and will be pleased to
furnish those in want.
~ 3I-ts LEE
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60 FOR LEASE-Ths valuable Lot
Ii on the northeast corner of Cary and 9Th sts
fronting 46 feet and running back about 81 feet Its
location is such to insure good rents, il improved
with small stores and dwellings, and for work
shops f9undries, &c it is particularly ada pted
long lease will be given at moderate rent Apply to
ID WILLIAMS,
Sc 29-ts Real Estate Auctioneer,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1858-07-28

An OUrHAGE.-Ths following 10 taken from
the Exposition, published at Enterprise, Mis-
sissippi;
"0n Sunday evening last, the nelghborhoOd
three or -four uiles above this place was arous-
ed by the startling fact that a young lady aboui
sixteen years Of age, who was walking out on
the railroad, some half a mile from Der home,
accompanied by her younger sister, was seized
by q negro fellow named Peter, belonging to
Dr.. E. A. Miller, Of Wayne county, and the
sscredRess OF her perBon foreibly violated.
The principal facts are, that the negro had
secreted himself behind a pine, and as the
young lady got opposite him, sprang on Der az
a tiger on bis Frey, having in bis hands large
lightwood limbs, swearing death on both the
parties II they FOLLOWED, and seized the elder Of
the girls, aad whilst The was struggling sgainsl
bis violence, the younger made her escape. A
railway machine was dispatched down the road
eight or ten miles for Mr.. s. Dunlap and his
dogs, who FASTENED to the place wheresthe 20.
sault was made, FROM whence they tracked the
negro, (~passing other negroes on their p%uTsnit)
until they cams up to the railroad cars, where
The negro was, Che being employed on the
road II was then dark, the cars were search
ed, aud the fellow found on the top Of the car
pretending deep sleep. As soon as he was
brought down the dogs seized him. He was
taken before the young lady and her sister,
who Identified him. The negro, Peter, was
brought to the city on the next day, Monday,
and tried before Justices Mayerhof and Rush
ing, who committed him to Jail. At the close
Of the Investigation the excitement became i'm
mense, and before Justice Rushing coula make
out the mitimus, the citizens who had assem-
bled in numbers, demanded the negro, swear
Ing immediate vengeance on him. Some few
Of the crowd claimed the majesty Of the law,
and whilst the ~haraDgues were going on, the
negro was FASTENED to the city guard house.
The excitement gradually subsidized and a meet
ing Of the people proposed next day TO consider
the matter-eTerything seeming quiet. About
IL O'Clock at night, the citizens assembled at
the guard house, numbering, as said, one hun
dred and fifty, and forced open. the door, took
The negro about a half a mile from town, In the
forks Of the river, and hung him. We are in
formd be confessed the crime fully, for which
his life has paid the forfeit, and for which an
outraged people sOught to svsnge injured inno-
cence.
The young lady IL Of pure, ehaSte character.
Her parents, we are informed, are poor but en-
tirely respectable.
p. S.-Since the above was In type, DR.. Mil
Ter, the owner Of the boy, has arrived and en-
dorssd The proceedings fully.
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Ppblie NeetinF II ssul.bury.

For he Memphis ATpesll
The citizens Of Salisbury and vicinity as
ssmblsd on Saturday, the 23d inst, to taxi
action upon the subject Of the banking system
AM to discuss the policy Of calling a COnvsn'
ton, to 90 change, alter, or revise the COnsti'
tuition, as to prohibit the Legislature from
granting Bank Charters.
W. W. Guy being called upon, suggested the
appointment OF a Chairman, when the Hon.
]. B. Low was called to the chair. A Secrs-
tzry was then chosen, when the Chairman
arose and interested the audience for a time
with his experimental knowledge Of the deg
radiation Of the banking system.
Major ". G. PEeRAN being called upon,
marched deliberately up, made a few thrilling
remarks, and submitted the floor to our young
hero, ". ". GUY, who arose and delivered 3
speech that would have graced the balls Of
Congress, showing clearly to the minds Of
every one present, the absolute necessity Of
diyssting our STATE Legislature Of the right
which she has exercised iujudiciously, and
placing it in the bands Of the people.
He was followed BY our worthy friend and
citizen, T. T. RrvEs, whose speech was short
but very appropriate
On motion Of the President the meeting ad-
Calmly the crowd dispersed, seemingly to
upon the important truths delivered.
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B.aE. ana Banking -ssgg..tioa : Faliti'al


Banks and Banking -suggsstioR Political
Prospects.
SEALS WHITE sULrHrR ~sPRIsss,
GAanIK Co. Tenn, July . ISIS
TO ns Edifort Of re MemPhs Appeal;
The collapse Of the Citizens' Bank has, il
seems, spread disaster, in a small way, in every
direction, bu. mainly among those who are
least able to stand 1.-THE poor and hard work
ing. Even here among the small farmers who
supply The Springs with stable eomfOrts,''
there is some complaini-msny Of them hsv-
ing been paid for their produce by The pune
tual proprietor in the notes Of that unfortunate
concern before The failure.
It did not need the explosion Of the long
suspected Citizens Bank 10 convince the
mass Of the people that the whole system Of
Bankingin Tennessee will have to be entirely
reuodeled, or utterly abolished, before we can
have a currency upon which we may implicitly
rely. A majority Of all parties, everywhere,
appear to have settled down in the opinion that
STATE BANKING, in all lis forms, should be
prohibited inexorably and forever. II all the
states Of The Union could agree upon the es-
tsblishmeut Of this policy think there would
be few or none to Objsot-sO strong lie the anti
Bank feeling reeently aroused by the nonslrous
system Of lsgalized Bank swindling which, Of
late, has become almost universal. Were
state Banking done away with, and a "NA-
TroxAL BANK OF DEPosiT,D with branches In
ali the States Of the Union, established for the
collection, safe keeping and disbursement Of
the public monies, issuing only certificates Of
Deposit and bills Of exchange for gold and
silvsr,-chsrging for the bills Of exchange only
Just enough premium to pay the salaries Of the
ofhcers,-st is believed that the country would
soon rejoice in a financial system better, prob
ably, than any that has yet been tried. This
plan, Of course, is not new with the present
writer; it is but a liberalization, 90 to speak,
Of the INDEFEKDEET Treasury system now 10
uss.
This is too pleasant = place to allow one to
write a long letter every DAY $50, permit ne
70 close with brief references to the cheering
signs which begin, in every quarter, to over
spread the political hsaveus-the South almost
4 until Douglas coming back again and the
Great Northwest swinging back 70 her old
place under the banner Of the Constitution -
and to congratulate you upon the prospect Of
a glorious victory in 1860 over the combined
bos,s Of Northern Anti Slavery men OF every
hue, and their would-bs Black Republican
allies Of the South. J. P. P.
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DlssoIatIOn Of C0-PartneshIp.

T1HB hrn Of Alexander n Jones is this day dissolved
II By mutal consent. H. a Jsnes only being author
iE-d 10 use the nsma Of the hrm In Liquidation. The
books and notes win be found a. the old stand, No. 10.
Hssby 4 HuRts Block, Front Res, Memphis. Tgnn =,
where n A Jones vi Continue TIE business, and set
tie all tue Affairs pertaining 70 the arm Of
Jyz7-st ALEXANDER h Jones.
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TERn1s
The Cheapest Paper in the South

In consideration OF the increased and still
increasing patronage Of the MEMPHIS APPEAL
uadsr the CASH SYSTEM, the proprietors have
determined upon the reduction Of the subserip-
ton price Of their WEEKLY paper.
For clubs under ten, or single subscribers,
the WEEKLY APPEAL viii hereafter be fur
nished at 81 so for each copy.
To clubs Of ten and upwards L viii be fur-
nished at 50 for each copy.
When we consider the mammoth size OF our
weekly impression aud the vast amount and
variety OF the reading matter it contains, II
nav Justly be claimed that, at these rates, It is
the cheapest newspaper published IN the
South.
Clubs may be made up in neighbOrhoods
without respect to post ONCE.
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the foregoing rates, will be eRtitled to receive
one copy gratis for one year. Old clubs may
he renewed from year to year on the foregoing
terms.
Address McCLANAH4S, TRoUsDALE s DILL,
Memphis, Tennessee.
Oar country exchanges will DO Us a favor BY
giving this notice one or two insertions.