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St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17
CoNFERR'NG THE ELEcTIVEF FRAN
T. II CHIsE ON WOMEN. , H.

A petition, of which a copy is given be-
low, is being circulated for signatures,
asking the Legislature to confert the elective
franchise upon women, py striking out the
word .smale' from the constitution of the
State, We do not endorse the meEement,
but publish the petition as matter of ews,
in which our readers would probably be
interested: ~ .s-.. -7.. ID. = s-s:.
7e1e Senate and House IF Representatives.. e tie State
OF Ain1escfatn Legislature assembled: .'e,.r,J.
We, the undersigned inhabitants Of the
State Of Minnesota, respectfully petition
your honorable body to take measures for
amending our State Constitutions by strik-
out the word .'maleo as q requisite qualii-
cation for voting or hol ling Office. We
give few rssaons: r III 80. .~.#,s.a<ll.s
i I. Women constitute the shelter hale" Of
society; and if the democratic doctrine of
universal suffrage be correct, then it is a
great mistake that so large proportion of
the people should have: been denied the
franchise. @ts.sssf ss s: - -<sss' @:.s.ig
2. Woman possesses individuality Of per
son, intellect, moral sense, and social and
material interest and all laws which ben
eft or injure man affect her equally with
him. It is therefore just and reasonable
that she should have . voice IN 1enacting
laws which she is forced TO obey. 1t is al
surd, as well as unchristias and q ati-repub-
lican, for either sex to claim the exclusive
right to rule the other. .trss 3 +a9z5s5 r.
> 3. No one will pretend that thousands Of
men who cannot read and write are better
qualified to vote than the same number Of
educated women. And if the vote is the
proper means Of self,protectioa to person
and propriay for one sex, it is for the 9th
or as we'll. " s.ar2 n, fs@sss
T. The exercise Of the right of franchise
among few people naturally tends to de-
.velop and elevate their character; and the
addition Of woman's voice and influence at
the ballot box, the same as in other circles,
would purify and perfect, more than any
thing else, our government and national
character. ~ ssz@a
We therefore pray for the ab.ve proposed
amendment.
lsigned by both ladies and gentlemen.)
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17

80 "A terrible: aud disgusting prize fight
took place at New Orleans on the 1st inst, ,
between two brutes known SIS Dick John.
son and John McGlade. Thirty two rounds
were fought, resulting in Johnson's being
left mashed, bleeding, inanimate creature.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17

>'z-Presideat johnson has within day or
two, signi6ed . purpose not to leave Wash
ington during the summer for watering pla-
ces or elsewhere. His daughters, Mrs.
Slower and Mrs. Patterson, will probably
spend the summer in Tennessee. T. ~:
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17

JEFF. Davis has been indicted for trea-
son by the Grand Jury Of The United States
Circuit Court in session III Norfolk! After
finding the,lndictment the court adjourned
:An,il the first, Tuesday in June when 1t will
reassenble ia Richmond. Judge Uoder-
wood presides. - So '''s' =
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17

z Another Of these brutal affairs trans
pired near Washington, not far from the
White House landing, on the Virginia side
Of the Potomac. In this Sam Collier wor-
sted Race Bolster, the latter breaking his
right hand in ninth round !; forty. nine
rounds being fought Il would seem as .
Though these prize fights receive tho dr.
rect sanction of the police, as no arrests
are ever made -l...st. q NtEEE EEEI..1} 4
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17

STEERING King, a notorious horse thief,
and who. made confession some time
since declaring that he was m accomplice
in the assassination of President Lincoln,
died Thursday On board the steamer plying
between Louisville and Cincinnati. His
death was broalght about by starvation, he
having refused all but the merest morsel Of
food for the past forty days. .aaa@Lt4ss-
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17

Gen. Q. s. Ferry, who had just been
chosen United States Senator from G on.
necticut, was, member Of Congress before
the war. At the outbreak Of the rebellion
he entered the service. as Colonel; Of. vol
anteers. He is a grad uate of Yale College,
and highly accomplished gentleman.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17

AT New York, on the 9th, the celebra-
ted trotting horse, Dexter, was sold at auc-
tion. The first bid was made by John Nor
rissey, who offered $4,000. Eventually,
Mr.. Louis Pettee bid $4,000. at which
price the horse was knocked down to him
MIR. Pettee buying him in.for his former
part owner, Mr.. George Alley, Of Astoria,
L. l. Dexter was eight years old this
9Drin1 o.. ~
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17

We are in regular receipt Of the Rich
snona Examiaer, edited and published BY
H. Lives Pollard, we'll known Is an ex-
IRENE pro Slavery Southern editor, and Is
the author Of the Southern history Of the
war. The EzdmiHe, sis valuable as reflect
Ing the views Of that olass throughout the
South II which Mr.. Pollard Is : prominent
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17

:: The nomination Of Henry A. Symthe
as Collector Of the port Of New York, was
confirmed by the Sena. on last Thursday.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17
Farm for: Sale.

Farm for Sale i. =.
THE undersigned offers for sale good
!. farm Of leo acres, on the north end Of
Maine Praire, about ~
FOURTEEN MILES FROM ST. CLOUD.
Sixty acres are timber, the balance pratt
RE and meadow, and the whole. enclosed
with good fence thirty acres being under
cultivation. On the premises isa, ~
GOOD COMFORTABLE HOUSE,
with stables. gransry and storshouse, two
good wells, and other improvements. This
farm is directly on the main road from St.
Cloud to Forest City; and will DO sold
.ehsap. Inquire At this Office, Or Of
..s - &gast2n r9tavqt J. s.. DAM,
+" v6n30 # & ,asee.. ssz On the premises,
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17

After nine days' discussion, the Senate
has finally killed the frumbull amendment
to the Post Office appropriation bill pre-
venting the payment Of salaries to officials
previous TO confirmation. ''' - -.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17

dh1n WILL BUY A POLICY FOR ONE
WlU YEAR, insuring the holder The sum
Of TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS. in .oase
Of death by accident, and TEN DOLLARS
A WEEK compensation in case Of injury !;
thus realizing in one week, if injured, al
the premium paid for ! yearly pslioy.
!, Msrchanics aud Laboring Men generally.
who, depend on 4heirs daily labor for the
support Of themselves and families. this
protection insures agaihst want, or depen-
dence upon the charities Of their friends.
This Company has isaned oper FVty Thou
sand policies In eighteen months, and paid
over Two Hundred Thousand Dollars for
losses by accident .-.,T9 ysaa
All claims will be settled by the under
signed, and when, necessary the amount
win b advanced 10 case Of sccident. &%
Will insure for. any amount not exceed
ing ten thousand dollars and for any length
Of time.
~ INSURE AGAINST ACCIDENTS,
At ONCE .-s->-2:.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17

-On last Thursday the Hoase passed the
Constitutional Amendment proposed by the
Committee Of Fifteen.
St. Cloud Democrat. [volume] (Saint Cloud, Stearns County, Minn.) 1858-1866, 1866-05-17

f-s3S. 49, 5-Efs :. +
HEAVILY TIMBERED LAND
9}..tyf. 5,..s, ':rf. .y,.rsgH
situated inWright County, within three
miles Of Clearwater and two miles of the
Mississippi River. Forfurther particulars,
INQUIRE Of
.*'*'.':E 1},s1s ri. - G. F.. SIMS, or =
:y',.-..."..s .,..r">" ~ +. G. MCCLURE,
.t7s{@s 4 @a"4s:s >.,ls. !. st. Cloud, Min.
March lat. 1895. :v8n32.tf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-15

NEw YORK, March 70.
Companies and regiments of Fenians
are being formed with great rapidity, and
it Is calculated that Gen. Sweeney will be
able when he feels justified in calling for
services, 10 procure in this city alone, D.
900 ablebOdied young men who have seen
service. II is known that $1,000 ear
fridge boxes and knapsacks were bought
at auction last week from a well known
house in Park place, and quantities Of
arms and ammunition arebeiug negOti-
ated for, from day 10 day, by officers de-
tailed for that purpose.
II is probable That Col. Treshom will
command the first Fenian regiment from
this city, and a well known Southern
cavalry officer the second. An artillery
regiment is also being raised, and an in
dependent battalion for special service
under command Of Col, Murphy, a vete-
ran soldier.
Movements Of significance were re-
ported TO be in process of preparation
here yesterday, and funds continue to
pour into the fenian treasury. In WASH
ington it is said that the Fenians, in or
der to exhibit the perfdy of the British
Government, viii shortly make some
astounding developments in regard to the
direct assistance given by age1ts Of Earl
Russell 10 the late rebellion IN the South.
NEW YORK, March u
a special from Albany says private
and reliable information from Burling-
ton, Vt, states that uniforms for $50, 600
men, sad 200, 900 rifles Of the vsrY hsst
pattern, have been transported, quietly,
within the last ten days, from New York
city and from Troy To- Burlington, Vt,
where they nov ranlain concealed
awaiting the aayanpe OF the Benians.
Arms in abundance are said 10 be depos-
tied at Detroit, Buffalo, Ogdensburg,
Plattsburg and Montpelier. Three COM
Panies Of Fenian volunteers, oomman-
ded by efficient officers, have been or
ganized in Burlington for service in
Gambia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-15
EVENING DISPATCHES

1855"
WASHINGTON, March 14-ScH0te.-
Loans resolution has been adopted, in
strueting the Judiciary Committee to re-
port resolutions a~mendatory Of the Con-
stitution, basing representation on voters;
basing direct taxation on the value OF
property; pledgfng the faith Of the Gov
ernmenttO the redemption ofthenatiOnai
debt, and prohibitingpayment for slaves.
The vote on the billrecognizing Colorado
as one Of the States Of the Union resulted
in a refusal-yeas II, nays p.
NEW YORK, March 1.-THE British
steamer TalcO has arrived from Buena
Vista and the Turmocca mines. with
$4,000 in gold dust. .r.H7E
The London Herald says a movement
has been started for laying the Atlantic
cable during the simmer.
There is great excitement about the
new gold mines Of Columbia, which are
reported to exceed in richness the best in
Colorado.
Money shows an Increasing ease. The
banks readily lend, on call, at six per
cent. The demand for gold yesterday
was active, on account ofthe failure Of
two gold brokers, on short contracts.
The price subsequently receded 10 l29k.
AT the request Of the Minister Of FL
nance Of Canada, the Secretary Of the
Treasury yesterday gave the Canadian
authorities permission 10 place their Oil
ciais on our side Of the st. Lawrence, TO
examine baggage and freight destined 90
the British provinces, Federal officers
being allowed the same privilege on the
other side of the river.
The Second Comptroller has decided
not TO allow claims for rent or other Use
of Confederate property seized during
the rebellion in captured Southern cities
used by the Union officers for military
purposes. .E
The United States Revenue Commits
siOner'- report, in relation to foreign
trade, domestic industry, and internal
revenue, viii he sent to Congress to-day
by the Secretary of the Treasury. Ii re-
views the rapid progress in nIanufactur-
ing enterprises, showing the westward
tendency of the wealth of the country, |
and taking ground in favor Of liberal
policy on the part Of employers towards
compensation of mechanics and labOrers.
A schedule of proposed charge of proyis-
in tariff, accompanies the report, |
and specific duties on imports are emu
merated.
The report concludes the Indications,
however, are strong that the prompt ac-
ton of Congress may be required for the
relief of the country, before any revision
of the tariff can be effected. The great
competition in sending goods to this
country, and the great movement thereto
already commenced, have attrRctedl at
tention abroad, and given us full notice /
throughout of this movement, which, il
continued, may require special Tempo
rary Legislation to prevent losses 10th to
our working classes and to the revenue.
NEW York, March IA, y M.-Cotton
lie. Gold SIC.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-15
TELEGRAPHIC.
DISPATCHES.

AImr H..# .HnHHn mara. ".L $3.50 -
NEW YoRK, March 14.-The Hibernian
has arrived ct Portland, Cotton has 49,
vanced from 8G1d. Sales during the
week 78,a00 bales. sales on Friday TO-
600 bales, closing quiet and firm. Or
leans 19ld; consOls s7aS7sc.
LOUISVILLE, March l4.-Leaf tobacco
firm; sales to-day l2i hhds.; lugs from
SStdsSS: common leaf 80 5aa Sl3 good
leaf Sl5@S20; selections $50 mess pork
nominal, ST bacon, shoulders Sif; clear
sides 81 sos -four ssperfine, 81 23i corn
G0aG2c; oats 42c; whisky y p.
CAMBRIDGE, MASS, March 14-Jared
/ Sparks died Of pneumonia to-day.
CINCINNATI, March 4.--Flour, I'M
changed and dan Wheat, 81 50; Corn,
4Se; Oats, 36c Groceries, dull Cotton,
l47e; WHISKY, s. 25i Pork S25@S2e .;
Bulk Meats and Bacon have declined t.
Lard, Isle.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE House
bin, relative TO q court of claims, was
passed., with unimp1ftant amendments.
NEW YORK, March 1A.-BicKenna,
the Gillian agent, and Rogers, the Chit
liam Consul, arrested for violating the
neutrality laws, pleaded not guilty, and
were admitted 10 bail Of S50,00O each
BOSTON, March 14-The Whipple file
manufacturing company have failed.
Their capital stock was S70O,O00.
TORONTO, March lA-The authorities
are said to be informed that a thousand
Fenians will move on the border as soon
az The weather VIII permit and be Joined
by the Canadian sy~mpathisers. The
Government detectives on thisside of the
line keep the Government informed Of
the Fenian movements.
A serious run for gold has commenced
throughout the Provinces.
WASHINGTON, March lathe House
went into a Committee OF the Whole to-
day en-the Paris Exhibition
TAT 1880 last night nothing had been
received from the Senate. -REP- IA
NEw YORK, March 1.-THE Southern
Express Company paid S2Q0, 900 formoney
lost on the w. r. Carter, which was car
riad past its ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
where the Carter arrived at night.
NEW York, March 1l.-Cotton more
steady, and more doing at Ale. Flour
quiet. Whisky, s. IS. Coffee, duh.
Sugar, dull Cuba, l2c. Molasses, very
heayy at 3st140c. for Barbados and Do
minica. Pork, 253c. Lard, lS4c. Money
easier; Sterling, see; Gold, 30Jc. Gov
eminent Stocks firm, and Stocks strong.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-15
Gennrnr


More rain yesterday, and more ofthe mud fol
which Memphis is notorious, and among the
pestiferous hlsh OF which cholera and fcvers liz
to be verified into activity by the burning sun
Ct EGRner. Business was INSTRUCTED by the
dirt. and boats could not get theirioadings CON-
pleted 10 start. We heard OF very little doing
In a wholesale way. There is in most articles
a tendency % 90 lower, and in some there is
sreat anxiety 70 sell al thiz makes great il
regulartas in price, which d is we'll 70 keep in
mind.
CORN-We hear Of no change; sales Of 1870
sacks at 50 cents from landing; 100 sacks from
store al IS cents.
oATS-Sales 100 sacks, from store, at 5 cents.
HAH-Unchanged and firm from SO to SIS.
B~hAN-Scarce at quotations; not much in
qulred for.
CABBAGE-Cabbage has for a week been out
Of market q iiltle qrrived This week, and
brought fabulous prices s4les OF 4 hhds. at so;
? bids. at $40, and hhds. At $50 per hundred.
SWEET POPAroEs-Not plentiful; sales OF
"a ba rrela al 8.
EGGs-In good supply and lower; good fresh
sell at 20 cents.
BUTrER-G6od Roll has become scarce we
nov quote 45s50 cents.
CH1CKENs The market Is oversfoekea.
while the demand Is moderate anu prices lower.
TURKEYS, &c.-rurkeys are IN good demand
~ quotations; Ducks In fair inquiry al ssas7;
Geese quii al Ssgs&
NEGErABLES-An kinds are in earnest de-
msnd al high prices, and all except Potatoes.
aTa scarce, Turuips, S49S, and Beats S..
WHIsKS-ssles Of barrels qamon at 3 Is.
CORNMEAL-At any price from s8gs4 50.
sales Of ~ barrels At 50 50.
TOBACCo-sales OF % caddies at AZ CENTS
aud = 9addies At 40 cents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-15

The New York stock market was lower At
three o'clock to-day on nearly the entire list.
There was a fiir degree OF activity among the
Ti,ere is little or no abatement in the demand
for Money, and select Paper is had al full rates
Seven-thirty Notes were n little depressed in
New York. and bankars here, accordingly. are
n little reserved in their buying flgure, but the
demand is i'm excess Of the offerings, and fUll
rates are had Ola sales. The quotations are Mis
aqrs buying. Bi4@a1H selling.
FiVa-iwrnty Bonds are still bought AZ &415c
premium, and held ~ 3i4a314c premium, with
but light offerings, ana only "A moderate de-
mand.
Gle selling.
MANY persons are not aware OF tho fact that,
as Sold declines, legal-tenders steadily appre-
ciste i'm a constantly augmenting ratio, or
rather their rate of appreciation steadily in
creases. We viii explain: Gold az TO makes
a le-gal-tender worth 7Gg5c; at l5 The legal
tender IS worth SIC, which n an appreciation
for the note Of 30Sc. Gold at 70 makes the
egaltender worth Size, winch Is an advance
of a-fic. for the reduction OF rood DG. rom lz5c.
to 1905. We have, consequently, 5eoc- as the
appreciation OF the legal-Jender Tor Die decline
of Gold 5r. between L5tc. and !2lc., and an np-
ureciafiGn Of ID Ia the sum of a.53e. for the de
cline OF DC. between l25c. and l3oc. q
The St. Louis RcpuJlc1f, ofthe 18th, says:
Owing to the stormy weather business has
Gold o6ehed in New York at l2lIs. advanced
10 1927, and closed al 1875. The advance vas
caused by the Buli clique in stocks. Bankers
PAM 5o9'i per ceh'f anu soN" t'i"'- pei OoN'-
premium.
New York Exchange IS firm at lilo per cent
premium buying. and 30 per cent. premium
selling.
Union Military Bonds are quite firm at S5buy-
ing, and s. selling for lSJ dates, and iOI buying,
and JOB selling for 1868 dates.
Governments steady Old fve-twenties ad-
vanced in Europe 10 7l@7i5; IT. did not affect
the market on this side. Bankers paid lu214,
and sold ut 1881; Seven-thirties are bought At
glli and sold at sB5, interest going 10 the seller.
Quarterm4sters' Checks la sums under 5000
are bought at per cent discount sums OfsJJJ0
and upward / par cent discount,
Compound Interest Notes are 1rm and IN
changed. Fol- rates see table below.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-15

IO0 BBLs. FRESH ST. LOUIS MEAL
"a Bbls L. +. Flour.
80 Bbls. Double Extra Flour.
80 Bbls. Harrison Flour.
DO Bbls. single Extra Flour.
40 BhlS. Buck wheat flour.
Is Bills. Mess Fork.
y Bhls. Pickled JOles.
10 Casks Clear sides.
4 tasks Hams.
1909 Pounds Breakfast Bacon.
1904 Pounds Dried Beef
10 Bbls Spiced Pigs Feet.
= Bbis. Mess Beef.
= . bbis. Mackerel.
IS Kits do Nos. l. 2 and 3.
= Kits White Fish.
loo Bxs. D. \. Herring.
50 Bxs- Cheese.
50 Kegs MOlaSses.
80 Kegs Golden syrup, : and 10 gals.
50 HhdE. New Orleans sugar.
30 Bbiss White sugar. crushed. DOW
dsredi A Coffee, Is Cofes and refined yellow.
100 Bxs soap, all grades.
10 Pkgs star Candles, and Is.
y Sacks Rio Coffee.
100 Kegs Nails
- boz BrOOms.
100 BNs. Tobacco.
0Uo9 Segars.
80 B6ls Reetined Whisky.
- Bbls. Bourbon do.
100 Bbls- Cape Lime.
. Baskets Champagne,
= Bxs. Pearl Starch.
D Bales Gunuies.
10 sacks Rice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-15
COMMERCIAL.


Cotton
There was a better inquiry yesterday, and
some activity the amount Of business done
was not large, but u was sumrient TO make a
contrast with the utter tOrpidity ofthe previous
two days. The news from New York was bet
ter-Goid, Sic. Cotton, Ale. The news relieved
the existing depression 90 some extent, and
prices, though extremely irregular, were a cent
better. The amer qualities ~ers Hesiectsd, and
brought q relatively lower price than the com
moRer style. There were lots Of Good Ordinary
sold at 32c, and Of Good MiddhBg at Ee. We
observe that the Mobile Price Current, of March
10th, says. ave learn frsm good authority that
the Iolnbigbee country, whefe Lie largest re-
ceipts have come from lately, IS pretty well
drained, and that IN the course OF two weeks,
should the water permit, we cannot look for
any addition TO our Stocz from thRt quarter
We heard ofthe following sales q bales, dog
tail, at dc; Il AZ 25c, aud a a. 26c. Ordinary; AT
2c, and az &c, Good Ordinary; IS at DC, li2 at
soc, 80 at Sic, , at spzo. aps az at re, Low Mid
ding is at re, - at 391zc, aud % a. 33c, Mid
ding at324e, and q at SIC. Srict Mhddling;
G az Boz. Good MifdVur
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-15
MONTREAL. March 10.

1Ns&AoEnAg 1saANAA v
The most intense excitement prevails
throughout the country in anticipation
OF the Fenian attack,
The military are under arms arading
the city. :
1t is positively asserted among the
knowing ones that a vast number of the
volunteers will hail with delight
SWeeney's advance guard, and the rifles
now IN lbeip possession will be used
against the Government they pretend to
serve. moo i
y portion Of the regular troops are also
disaifected, many Of whOm We're senteut
rom Ireland sometime since, owing TO
their Fenian sentiments.
The appearance Of Sweeneyls veterans
marching beneath the folds Of the green
banner Of Erin Will receive reinforce
nlents here from quarters least suspected.
The French Canadians are d~enOuncing
the Government, and will aid the
Fenians in their onward march.
The aaheregts of Swseney here are
working their plans with wonderful as
tuteness. President Roberts health is
frequently drank i'm public bar rooms,
which causes much uneasineSs in Gov
eminent circles. IT Is now positively AZ
eertained that Sweeney is marshaling
his forces for an early attack. Every
preeaution isbeiRg taken 10 impede his
progress, but the Immense line Of unprO-
teoted frontier offers many imp1rtant
points as being vulnerable, a fact well
known 10 the FeniaHs, who are likely to
take advantage Of it.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-15

We would cali attention 90 the advertisement
or M Thomas o. Smith. He ofers $50 reward
Tor The return of his horse and the conviction
OF the uieL For description OF the horse, SEE
reward column.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1866-03-15

natural color restored not dyed), an disease Of
the scalp, falling on etc, efectuaily cured, by
usine Magulre's Hair restorative Balm. Price
81 per bottle. Prepared and sold by
L.EC MAGUIRE, Druggists,