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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-06

...... ...u,v, We sincerely hope they Will
not. But We should see that not one jos
or title of the fullest vengeance fail lot
any one Of those implicated in these dass
and horrible transactions. We cannu
afford TO shrink from the protection OF
our women II retaliation were ever ne
casaarv II ig now, unless Che enemy th'r
selves punish the tiduds BY riddIHr "a.
world Of their existence.
The writer il certain these cnOrIniiI'-
we're committed for the most part ly Fra-
eIil soldiers in their armies, anh not a.
marauders or deserteIs.- W1Shia9,.',
.4rk. Ehgroph.
Major General hagruder has b-.g
transferred TO tho department. OF Fcxa.
for Important duties, Ild We undsrstsul
has left. Orr neighbor- who gav" ain
up with reluctance, will gladly welcome
him back to the scenes Of his former IT,
utnphs. He and his staff carry with lhriu
the warm esteem OF citizens ofthis Sat.
with sincere admiration OF their couI-
tc-y and efficiency.
MJor General Pagan assumes command
of the District. Had our citizens beer
con suited ~ to Gen. Magruder's Eucc-'
spf, their wishes could not have been be-
ter hlled. He has graduated after ia.T
years course In one Of the grandest nal.
tary schools Of the world, IN which ti.-t
stcrn aud rigid teacher ESpeti ,nce a
chief professor, aud in which there is i.v
shirking OF lessons. lie las ryciled h.
uadcr tutors like Bcauregard, and siIu..
J Johnstol, and kirby Smith, wl.iftn %"
midst OF much ''noisa aud .ae.iu-luiI.
the 4hlrsi pupils of iIc enemy siOO,i r,4i
to tarn him down. He ha- er'iluI'a
WIia hrnor. aud this i . a. diaIu. Ia b.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-06
iORTHERN DISPATCHES.

are indebted to Col. Sims, of Clarkes-
for the loan of an extra from the Office
, Jefferson Confederate News, dated
h 9th, containing the following Yam
lispatches:
CAMDEN, March %, 1865.
he Missouri Democrat, March Is.
YORK, March 14.-SheEman's army
of his rapid movements nortnward'
.blished ut Wilmington. His Chief u
arrived at Wilmington. All trans
and other vessels with supplies have
ordered from Charleston and savan-
10 New Inlet, N. c. The exchange Of
ers is progressing rapidly!
" ORLEANS, March 9.--Great fears are
aimed of crevasse opposite this city.
II prove disastrous if it fakes place.
a coin is suffering severity from an at
# influenza; has been for several days
ed to his bed and not yeceiving visitors
sHlSGToS, March l4EStatement has
extensively published q that the Secreta-
he Treasury has decided to send the
y captured at Savannah to Europe.
4 YORK, March lathe Times edito-
says: "Sheridan moved from Column
20 III. r 'tat " crossing James River
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-06
20 sre rained DO lenrn {

We sre panied TO learn {
arrived from the mouth Oft
Gen. I. j. Chambers was she
his own house hy person,
Wednesday evening, 10th in
Of his family, while reading.
SANITY. Twenty-nine shot
size entered the side OF his {
-GalUesto1l BHllt,ih Barch
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-06

We are preparing aseries ..r'' ..
consisting Of Spelling hooks. .s. -'.c I
and Third Reader Aithmet g
and Geography, which win be r.t... '.l
our next isFue. Some Of the b.-OAs S.s a.
ready in press, and the whole will be issued
as soon as possible.---AEstin GGzette.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-06

The reported landing Of 1900 cavalry
horses a; BraE9s Santiago, turns Gu, 70 be
untrue.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-06

"a was pained to see the good people Of
your own State, when was there, few
months ago, so much disheariened. Write
home to them, every one OF you--iell them
10 hold their tongues and make US some
thing 10 eat; 70 care for our loved ones at
home, or We will hurt some good ropes when
we return; and we will. with the help of
God, fight this good fight through TO the
bright and glorious end"
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-06


! mage two assaults.
ankA capturing l57
'f erEllery. Second
are Eas as prompt
lpas bnd retreated
q u1,i in person,
.t rom in front of
blowing account
peuly, consisting
etermined effort
u " came mp unex-
{ nsequcnces--loss
;iments, hanked
.l Of lines held by
50. Perately, resist.
. unition became
avalry made a
20, { 100 prisoners.
= ade on our right
u# We lost two
poi on gun. They
20, oming up over
ouree necessita-
ru Coxb in order 10
- game up. All
aaRh' and again,
,ra amid the fire
. u hyas defening
rou9h the night
lkeh, from the
r aersL Our loss
sad."
sa special thinks
.er to Sherman or
u. ne trouble Of cut
..t ad, and leaves
.afving or dividing
res and open Rich
Dt t.
Iarch 18th.
a ch l4.-0n the
IS reached Will
t1.s Sherman had
rct 12.--Yesterday
ss he Case River,
1T stream. The
Ir main in Kings
10 to make anu
isr is much doubt.
..l WI
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1865-04-06

III prove disastrous i
iacoln 10 suffering Sc
- # influenza; has be
Gi ed to his bed and no
sHINGToy, March l.
rrau extensively publish'
The Treasury has d.
,'u captured at Savar
a4 YORK, March Id.
g., says: Sheridan l
80 III z hat " "ros
So b Ajt rNjIpmi
~ n'lp' ae.gw'lg
. Ire. Wv gfa 5"
1' tat'ls aSLal lSa
"a VIZ q n. fH'a 'rp5
Io4'h v paslnNGi, Icy
~ a.Lagksf arh y fla
oucef Lu4V" g v
anat Qm aptp' :,
1ooulsci with 's~>
% ioG brtse aNE "
; nv J.. ~ VI ~
f.., .,rr... ,,..... .t.f
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

There are some smart ;rascals in Memphis,
who, when they find horse unmarked, sreps
resent themselves as Government agents, and
boldly claim thsaaimal as. aTsStssU s. shoTSe,i
that has been st6l en- from Stbe Government:
If the owner of the horse claims that there
are no U. ;S.ison,tke animal. the rosues pro.
duce glass, which they declare is a nasal-
flying one,3 ,3and, as tho lens OF the. glass has q
faint. .slU. So lined upon ii. .7etae. looking
through it makes the :. I. S. visible; appar-
emily on, the horse This astourds the owii-
or Of tile bsazt and with COG. audac:ty the
thieves rice oil with the horse they have thus
apprOpriated. ..-.,..,..,r, ~, .-e,... .ss..
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

A number 'of drafted men who lad run IF.
but returned since the end of, tho; war, .iia:e
been tried by eour;-niartiai ct Detroit One
man, named Wii!ia.a Jones, was ioundAeniity
of "de>ertion," anl sentenced I? co,hne-
ment at lar,lalaor for three HioM!hs: 10 he
d;shonorably discharged, to be f'gayer 2"IriT-
ed of citizenship, aid TIE sentence to te !ua
lished in at ltsssrtwo newspapers p'toilshecs
nearest his home. Sentence approved: ant!
the State Prison Columbus Ohio, designated
rs thezplace of his confinement. The same
penalty was affixed in the case Of George
Giddings, convicted OF q like ontrca. &
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

nss- To CoHsuMprIyEs.-T The undersigned hav-
ing boon restored to health in d few weeks 10y q
very simple remedy, after having suffered several
years, with . sepcrelung affection, ,and thatGread'
disease, Consumpticn-is anxious to make known
to his fellow Sufferers the means of cure. -
To all who desire it, he will send s copyof the
prescription used, free Of Charged with tho ti-
recrions fer preparing and using the same, which
they od sure caref for CossUNPrIox ASTHMA,
BroyculrIs, Coucns, COLDS, etc. The only OBJ
jcct of the advertiser 10 sending the prescription
is to benefit the afflicted, and spread information
which ho conceiyss to- be inreluablc, ana he hopes
every sufferer will try hi< remedy, rs twill cost
them nothing, and may prove blessing.
S Parties wishing The prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARDA. WILSON,, -
N'illia.aburgh, gsCounty Now York, :
T5oct 25 (A.&c.) Smos - 42:5-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
State OF South Carolina,
~ NDGEFfELD DISTRICT. 49,
IN ORDINARY. Hr.e ~
johnson Iavrsy and Susan ~ vs. ,fe.

r bis wiss, -.
II. Boulware, Guardian ad s.E s-e. -, l,S 80
litcln of Bolton AbpsJJ, MINOR q.sy.f.. =,
FpY, an order from .he Ordinary, 1,shHll prceee4
lid to soil It Edgcfeldi Court Houss, on the first
Monday In November next, for Pnftition, the Real
Estate of John L. AInsy DECEASED, consisting :of
q TRACT OR PARCEL OF Land. lying and
being in the District and aforeiaiS, contain
ipG One hundred and Sixty six. actos, more
or less, bounding on lands Of 5ainss Rileyi Shep-S
pard Dogen, Azariah Rice and OF therS. II.
TERMS.-The shove tract of land viii be. SOLD
on q credit of twelve months in lawful ihoneyo
the State. Pufrohasers 10 gise Bond and Security,
and q Mortgage of the pre,niscs tothe Ordinary,
to secure The purchase money. Costs TO be paid
in Cash, and to pay for Titles extra. - sfel <
|, : -,.q = .5.2,ise rs " M.,SpIRES,:SsE.Di :.
Oct. 3, 1898. st < 40.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
spEcIAI NoTIcEs. Z Z

= rs EDrroa of the Aareriscr-DEAR Sin:
With your permission, 1 wish tO,say tothc readers
of your paper, that Will send, by return mail, 10
all who wish it [free]. RecpS,g with full diFec-
t;ons for making and using. ;siErle Vegetable
Lain, that viii e!Iectral!y remove, in ten days,
Pim pies, BIotcbcs, Tan, Frccklcs, and all Innr-
rifles OF tho Skin, leaving the sauio soft clear,
wilfslso mail fise toahosohaaving Bald Heads;
or Bare Faces, simple directions and inforinasioa
that will enable them to start a full growth Of
.Luxurian, Hail, Whiskcrs, or. q Moustachc, in
less than thirty days. -
All applications answered. by return mail with
out charge. Respectfully you!s:
s51.:t tTGOS. +. IiAPMAN, Chemist,
S3lDroadYay, &ew-Gorl..
: Oct 25, (A1c) mos. 42
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
Greenbacks.
Stop the Thief!

,c1ToLEN from. the stable Of Dr. VIM. y. jon
3 niugs, ut Edgefeld C. H., on Saturday night,
the 14th inst, ono black CARRIAGE HORSE,
short nick tailed, when standing springs forward
10 his hind ankles, carries himaelf up we'll when
moving,-about eleven years old. And, also, oae
sorrel II 6. branded on shoulder,roaehod
mane and tqil, left shoulder hurt by oullar,'7--
about 5 years old.
They wcre seen in tho pos,ossion of a whito
man and negro OH tho 18th inst, on The road to
Columbia, near Watsons. r, 3, ~ =
A liberal reward will DO paid for their recovery.
A. g. G.-TEAGuE.
Oct II, - - ee'tr -'' 'N - ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

5..lf--
s There have recently Been cxtoGs;ye- ss-
.tOratiops to the cisers g; ;hasls;,n Q: p:crst;y
$ s,ized by the Government. Nearly all Tie whal!
owners. and several vrstSe arg st property nd
,l.rs Of the city bivo s;a!a ua7es;raiaei coniToi
vi their former po:sessie u.s. -. 81
~ Jim lane, Senator from Kansas l,a'becn
making speech in Washiug;cn. r. dent want
all the Southern States 'Hbsck into 'tIc Un:on'
at this time, and ha dcn't l!o tic Presidents
loniency. = ~
zas- The Chinese population os san Tt5ncised
is rapidly becoming civilized. atF Ah Wee,
cashier of the Ring yeong Bark, Lately desa@p-
ed with eight thousand DO liars :rom ;ic safe .;
that institution. ,-ea ( .,;>'.rs re
Gs- A New Orleans despatch sti:es that np
prehensions of negro .insa9rectipn exist in
Northern louisiana based-apon ;hc, alleged fac;
taat tho lately disbanded negro regiments have
been furnished with discharge popsrs Of pscu-
liar natnre. 3 =. $685. ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01

NEW EGEsR.

TEE attention Of the Public and the trade is
invited to our New Scale OCTAVE ROSE.
WOOD PIANO FoRTEs, which for volume and
purity of; toue arc unrvallcd, by any hitherto Of
rered in this market. They contain all the mod
err improvements, French Grand Action, Harp
pedal, Iror Erau,e Over Strung Bass. &c.,. and
eaci, instrument hsing tniade, under the personal
supervision of Sir. J.II. GtoynsrrEm who has
had practical experience Of over 80 years in
.heir manufacture, is fally WarrantedEia every
particular.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
eEor.t.Rent.

: g For Rent. ..a@ :s'F F,
yvyo RENT from the frst 81 october, for tvsivep
Il months or longer, DELIGHTFUL RESI- Z
DENCEin tho suburbs of, Edgeiield. VS.. g.,
- The Lot contains Thirty (3Q) Acres, newly I'M
proved. Apply at this Office. :.
Aug 2S # 81
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
OBIIU- Ar
COMMERCIALS

-, - Sy-s. ~, AUGUSTA, oetobsr- 20. =,
The Cotton Market was quiet yesterday, and
TIE sales mads'weresat very full,prices. NuhaYc'
oa:y toldmars that the market cio7eiquie aud
prices have s decided .dPT9fd .ch:,S Se.,. The
fac. tbat the sock OF COTTON in the intesisrsis
gradually decreasing, anil that alllarss estimates
of large stocks are now satisfactorily
and that on. rcseipts viii fal sshorS vary soon,
has caused holders of cotton to. demand higher
iigures than purchasers 'areaWiihns- to pay, or
that taeir orders will all,w. tbcm to pay. We
quote Rild.ing 45@47: good, ,miadlinss s1Gg<5o
some choice lots have been :o!d at little
higher figures, sut.pricess hare :rot traasFiFed
The muaey taEket ye,tcrliy, cl,st'i for gold
at l53, and the 'iemana could no: be Svppli.ds-
Chronicle !. Scr timex
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
TO the Public.
Fresh Cheese.

xusT. received lot Of superior oHEEsE-fue
y and. fresh. J. r. CARW1LE & co. 4
: Oct. ~, IT, 4s
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
Mount Vintage

H or Sal g Or R e mt !!
vE1lIIs Plantation consists of EIGHT HUN
4 DRED@ACRES-all Cotton lnnds-ono-ha!f
cleared, the balance in woods. There is on tho
promises fine Two Story Dwelling and, all ne
cessa.y outbuildings. There is vol of good
water in the yard, and pever-failing spring near
by. 1t unnecessary to give full description
Of this valuable PlGLtaton, as those wishing to
purchase viii come and see for themselves.
will alsa Sell the Crop of CORN, FODDER,
COTTON. PEAS, POTATOES, DC. Alsn, the
Stock OF HORSES, MULES, COWS, HOGS, DC.
The cause ofsthis desire to sell is old age and
my increasing inLrmities.
For particulars enquire of ]. A. Gray, Angus
ia, OF tho Subscriber on the premises.
r. OC0NN0R.
Oct2G ct 43 J.,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
For Congress-.

For Congress. <.f.i...-
: We are authorised to announce DR.. R. c. GRIF-
FIN of Edgehcld, candidate to represent in the
next United States cOngres', the Third Congress
;sional District, composed of the Districts of
Abbcville, ElgeGeld, Newberry, Lexington, Or
angcburg, Richland and Fairfield.
Oct II, tc ~
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
On 7HovarllS Com mi.sioner iofFreedmena

Gen. Howard. Com missioner oftreedme ems
sfairs October 18th, in an address eXpiana-
tory of the objects ofthe freedmen s bureau,
and his present visit to the South, delivered
in the presence of Mayor Macbeth, Common
Council and citizens OF Charleston, made some
announcements Of importance. The Gencr"i
spoke Of the hostile feeling towaros the pui-
eau in Charleston, and the Mayor acAnoW!-
edged it and said lie had no hopes for the
country until civil law was coupieily ressor-
ed. The General ssil that was the elamor
of politicians, but he had generally ioano tae
planters favorable to the continuance oil tue
bureaus superiptendcncc. OF affairs. lie,
himself as well as the President, wished that.
civil law should be again uutrsrncled. But
the negroes having lost the protection of their
masters, need some guarantee for the safety
of their interests, and 5untilthe State allowed
freedmen to testify'in her Courts, he was free
to sayths' BUREAU would continue. The Pres
ident, he stated. would be very clear Of sur
rendering the Stale 10 civil law until stop
was put Is outrages on the blacks. The Gen
eral gave encouraging repEesto those planters
who are seeking the restoration OF their prop
erty, and said that he hoped to see whoesom':
laws guaranteeing the rights" OF treedaelr
passed by legislation: and the present diih-
culties between the two races settled. lie
:;nrounced his purpose of establishing courts
to consist OF an army officer and two citizens
to take cognizsnce, for thespresent,l Of COM
plants by or against the colored people Gen.
Howard subsequently addressed The negroes
slong the coast, and then took his departure re
Tor the SS.ate capital to confer with Gov
Perry. 80 Is :,
General Bennett, commanding District OF
Charleston, hgssiEsucd an order difecting;the-
military to surrender to thes civil, tribunals,
where the officers ofthe latter ere duly quail
fed, the adjudication Of al legal matters exsss
cept;ng such as relate. to thesproperty In pos
session of the national Government and IN
which negroes are interested. .-s.s.. s=7cs -
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1865-11-01
For Representative in Congress.

Gen. SAM MCGOWAN; of Abbeville, is re-
speetfally nominated by his many friends in
Edgefeld, as suitable person to represent this
Congressional District in tho Lower House Of the
National Congress duringits next Session.
Oct1O !. to- IL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL, !
N,.aYnher 4 1875. {

OFFICE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL,
CoTroN-Our Cotton market at this moment
Is the arena of a struggle. II the holders Of
Cotton can be induced, by depressing infu-
enoes. 20 sell the Cotton they have now, the
capitalists OF New York and Liverpool VIII reap
a rich harvest, when the low stocks and large
wants Of England rush up rates TO q high point.
II the Cotton holder can patiently bear the
pressure " and Bfde his time there is a pro-
conviction that large gains will be made
In a few weeks, and those gains our merchants
are reluctant should be snatched from their
hands. Their faith was hardly tried yesterday
by advance news from Liverpool. There had
been fluctuations there OF a character thai
lowered rates in New York. The effect Of the
intelligence was p~aralyzlng here. Some Of the
weaker spirited submitted TO a heavy reduc-
don, while most stood steady 70 their policy OF
waiting until the turn they are confident must
arrives. and with It high prices and rich
The market was therefore somewhat
Irregular, but generally indicated a decline o.
cents below tho market Of tho previous
.hrae days. We give The quotations as near a.
can be gathered from a small and irregular
market. sales OF . bales, repGcked, at SOC, g. al
3 at sc, and Is al 4e, Low Middling; l3 al
AuddIiug L At sc, % at 47He, and % at Sc
strict MiddIing Il at SOC, Good Middling.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
C MATTERS.


IHE LATE USFoRruSATE TRAGEDY NEAR
sGEHNASr0wN-Cizsns from the vicinity with
whom We couversed yeserday. and b are OF
e charncter 20 impart 70 Shelr Statements entire
eredlhilty, give rs a materialir different YER
sion ofthe ahair which resulted "a the death OF
Mr. Monroe Harrison, and the serious. Y not
mortal, ~voundlng Of Young Dir. brown, OF the
- fuity Of Conlervile. According % these
suslsmenfs the unfortunate and deepIys 10 Be
dfiered occurrences were The result Of an en-
frf lnisuurersianding between the parties o.
u objects had in view at he moment i ap-
Rftrs thar the party which went 10 the house or
of Mr. Harrison was made mp OF young men Or
III n~eighborh5od OF good character. between
wa5m and the Harrison's there was not any
81 existing misunderstanding, but on the con-
tne On the part OF most Of them, an entirely
friendly acquafntauce. Il would seem that In
q -neighborhood sonth o. ermautosn there has
recently been g coed deal disorder among the
blacks, such a. the shooting Of watch does In
the yards Of citizens, with a view, as II was sup
posed Of facilitating stealing and piIaeing from
The premises These young men, II would seem,
with the approval and eountenauce or older
citizens, had united together for the purpose Of
searching for End taking away arms in the
HANDS ofnegros who were suspected Of having
them N possession for a similar object It IS
MED that they conducted themselves IN q dis
orderly or Offensive manner, either st Forrest
aiA. OF - he several other houses q citizens
tAey visited aud il is claimed that the Ar
ray a. NJ Harriso3's resulted nom
an entire misconcepuon BY both the parties 10
4 OF the purposes and objects Of the other. The
statements as 70 the precise beginning OF il are
somewhat co-ndicung-ous being that the
firing began With Mr.. Harrison, and another
thai the hrng was hut from tho other party.
As was in the night, and in the midst Of ex-
element, the Earrstors Of both may be. and
doubtless are, honest In their Il Is
Occurrences deeply deplored IN the nelzhbor-
hood where AL the parties are vel known and
highly ssteened NJ. Harrison was buried YES
terdsy with Masonic honorz, q young Sir.
Brown is not expected 70 live.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
General Market

The merchants are doing a good country and
ro.aLl trade, but so fsr during The present week
me number Of country visitors had not been
equaI 10 the previous week. The jobbing trade
is suI quiet, and there is very little change OF
rates 70 note.
Bdco1.-!n active demand. sales Of Primo
Clear Sides, i've casks, at 26Lc.
Bufer-Arrlvals were very Light, but stocks
are fully up 10 the demand. Sales OF prime
At iSc.
Ness P5rk-Firm at IS, at which figure save-
raj sales were made.
L1rI-Sew Lard Is something above our
quotatic-s. Kegs, G635r, and scarce.
Dried F-tuL-New is something higher. We
quote Apples at I5c, and Peaches at I5sIsc.
Ricc-Firm and advancing. We now quote
lJFI8c. with but a moderate demand.
S0da-FIrm al IGc-lo0king up.
Cmdlcs-Not quite so firm. Wequots 2592sc.
Crou-Saies Of ~ kegs at 50 30, and dbarrels
at IS 50.
Buelrseol-Ee,y arzt arrived, asking s2s per
barrel.
4pp1es-25 barrels prime at s.. The demand
was shEhty more active.
P7fafoes-sales Of 80 barrels at 50 50.
Ol2-Without change. Sales Of 40 sacks at
sc. sales were made at &c.
EEsg. no Improvement sales OF % pHieseam-
mon al So per ton.
C5ra.-Al the same rates; sales Of 30 sacks
prime at Gle.
Brun-we lower our quotations. slightly.
BAGGISG,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

EolDs-It Is q natter Of no little Importance
70 the business men -four city that immediats
stsps sho1ld be taken % better the condition
Of he roads leading into the city. During lie
late bad weather tie Ha3oigh road was in such
q state that s0ff our males With three bales
q oot0u- were two days coming sixteen miles
We may expect as usual, two or three months
Of bad weathar during the coming winter and
sp11g which VIII as eEectuaIIy cut rs OF from
cnr cocntE friends Is one Of Grerson s or John
HorEaD'sr raids, unIess our merchants and others
lend a hsIping hand 70 those living on the lines
Of roads. These people are willing snd
aEou % have sd pa for the labor. but have
neither The labor, dirt carts or Necessary tools
% work with, and ask that the city loan them
the shove arucles and dnd the wurkmen. our
city has plenty Of these vehicles but does not
auowtheu 10 60 beyond the hnits Of the ciry.
WerFust the Mayor, Alderman. or whoever
has charge Of thzs matter, VII make q m0ve.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08
JOHNSON MASS NESTING.
on sa.urdav Nlrhl -

Tao Committee Of ArranEeme1ta have secured
The use Of the City Hal IN ExchErgp Building
Fertilizer meeting The following distinguished
persons from abroad have 5cea Invited 10
attend, viz.
Hon Eeu s. Brown, Nashville.
Bon A. O. p. Nlcholssn, Nashville.
Hon W. Il. Stephens, Jacksou-
Hon. J. ". c Watson, Holly SrrIies-
Hon !. ". Capp. Holly sprn&
Il is also hoped that speeches wa be made by
Henry q. Smith, Esq whom The Committee
have selected as Chairman o. tbs meeting, and
BY ". K. Poston, Gen. John r smith n. r
III, p 2. Glenn, Gen. n. z. Forrest, Thomas
r. smith. Cen y. A. ". Dudley, G Kortrecht
n others.
This VIII be sn occasica n which al
mite without reference % past distinctions.
d the addresses viii be short and numerous.
g. r. CHURCH,
= fooumlitee %
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