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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16
~VICKSBURG, MISS, !
noyOhgn Z 1893

o. 1901
IN consequence Of the prevalence OF yellow
L fever in the city OF V~ieksburg. we feel COM
PEELED, by the duty we owe to ourselves, our
families and employees, TO postpone the second
preliminary distribution OF the Mississippi Ag-
ricultursl, Educational and Manufacturing
Aid Society from the 10th day Of October to the
ID OF November, 1857.
To give our patrons and the public, at a dis
lance, the necessary time for renewal OF Ger
tihcates, the third preliminary distribution
Will be drawn November. SOth, and the Grand
scheme, December q, 1867.
We trust that a kind and indUlgent public
viii both excuse and approve OF the short post
ponement.
Correspondents, and persons ordering certi1-
Gates, are requested to direct their communica-
lions 10 the Secretary at Meridian, Miss, TO
which place cur ONCE IS temporarily removed.
AZ, authorized agent will remain at Niekshurg
70 attend TO any ommunicatiOns or orders FOR
Certificates.
W. D. LYLES, President
ALBERT SASDEL. Secretary.
So The drawing Of the school Fund for
NicksbuTg and Jackson viii be postponed from
October pam to November 18th, 1867.
nnfg 1u
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EASTWARD TRAVEL.-NOw that the
season is at hand when commercial and
business travel sets in most strongly, il
becomes a matter OF some interest to
those contemplating a trip TO the Eastern
markets to know which Of the many
routes claiming public favor is in reality
most desirable. From the almost unani-
nous voice Of the press, as well as from
its rapidly increasing patronage, il would
seem that the Atlantic and Great West
ern Broad Gauge route is second TO no
other in popular estimation. This being
8 Broad Gauge route, having Cincinnati
for a starting point, crossing the State Of
Ohio d~iagOually in almost an air line,
and striking the Erie road stSalamanCay
thence Over the Erie to New York city.
Both these roads being six foot gauge,
enables the Atlantic and Great Western
to run It's baggage and passenger a T
directly from Cincinnati into New York
without change. Memphis passengers
arriving in Cincinnati by the Louisville
mailboats are landed within one block
Of the Atlantic and Great Western de-
pot, while those arriving by way Of the
Ohio and Mississippi road merely step
FROM one train into the other, as the two
make connections at a junction depot.
It will thus be seen that by this route an
expensive transfer through the city is
avoided. In Ohio, the road lies through
the most fertile and beautiful regions Of
the State, while on the New York end Of
the line the scenery Of the Delaware and
Susquehapnsh is widely known as the
most grand aad romantic on the oonti-
nent. In equipment, the Atlantic and
Great Western Railway Is unsurpassed /;
It's cars Of the most approved and ele-
gsnt description its sleeping coaches
are uurivaled for magnifieense and
comfort. They are seventy feet
long, eleven wide and nine high,
and furnished with hair mattresses,
linen sheets and pillow slips. The ladies'
and g~entlemeD's dressing rooms are good
sized rooms, and furnished with every
appliance for the toilet. Entire sections
OF the line have, during the past sum-
mer, been relaid With new rail, making it
one OF the smOothest riding roads Of any
in the country, while rs \ browning eX-
cellence wide cars secure comfort unat-
tainable by any Of its rivals. To many
readers the above comments will present
nothing new, for the Atlantic and Great
Western has long stood ia high favor
with the Southern travelling community.
But to those who have never been east
ward Over this great broad gauge route,
the foregoing hints may not be amiss,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

BOARD OF HEALTH.-The Board OF
Health held the usual meeting yesterday
1t the GayosO House, lone Of the psrlors
having been generously placed ct their
disnosaI by Col. COckrelD. About
twenty physicians outside Of the Board
were present and reported, sthers sent in
reports. The meeting vas informal and
a good deal Of discussiOnsw was had as 70
the symptoms and treatment Of the dis
ease. We publish the official report Of
The Secretary, DIT. ". i Rogers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

ADMITTED 10 PRACTICE.-J. W.
Blackburn, Esq, VINO has resided in
Memphis for the past few months, and is
known as 3 young lawyer Of promise,
was this morning admitted To practice in
the Chancery Court. Mr.. Blackburn is g
BaltimoTean, bat has made Memphis his
home. He is represented 20 US as q gen
tleman Of fine intelligence and culture,
who will IN time make his mark at the
bar. We congratulate him upon pass
ing the required ordeal, aud wish him
abundant success IN his profession.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

REDUCTION IN FAEE.-It will be graft
flying to travellers TO know that the Mem
phis and Louisville Railroad have made
a reduction Of six dollars on the fare from
Memphis to New York, with a CORE
spending reduction to Baltimore, Wash
ingJon, Philadelphia and Boston. Their
ticket Office is ~ &T4 Main street.
Tickets can also be had Al the depot, head
Of Main street. The popular passenger
agent, Capt. Asa Hill, Is always on hand,
and will ticket to all points as low as the
lowest.
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BACK AGAIN.-Thg many friends Of
c. p. Oakley, Esq, the popular and
gentem8nly general freight and ticket
agent OF the Mississippi Railroad, re-
turned yesterday from Niagara Falls,
where he mas been attending the Gen
eral Ticket Agents Convention. Our
friend looks as well as ever, and will be
found az his post, as usual.
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FIRE YESTERDAY MORNING.
Loss ABOUT TWENTY THOU
SAND DOLLARS-MOSTLY
INSURED.

For the main particulars OF the fire
yesterday morning, we are indebted u
an evening contemporary. About foul
O'Clock yesterday morning, flames were
discovered by Mr.. J. w. Penn, the bank
Waterman, issuing from the rear Of A.
q. VaccarO's saloon, in the alley running
eastWardly from Front, between Madi-
son and Monroe streets. West Of the
saloon, on Front street, are the auction
house OF p. l.. BieTee q Co., and grocery
and lqUor house OF higgins & Fisher.
The former was damaged to only
q slight ext nj, but the latter
Il 8 aimed considerable loss, both
by fire and water. At the Junction
OF the two alleys was Saunders, Jones
& Co.'s printing Office. The roof was
considerably damaged, and the material
ia the Office was injured 10 some extent
by water. Their loss viii amount to
several hundred dollars. They we're,
however, insured in the Planters Insur-
sne Company for $500. Fishers So
loon, adjoining the job Office, on Bank
Alley, was damaged also by fire and
water, but 10 DO great extent. North Of
Fishers wa the Jimplecute saloon.
Here there was scarcely any loss by fire,
but many articles were stolen. w. l..
Stewart& Co.'s cotton Office, north Of the
Jimplecute, sustained a small loss in
broken windows, damage by water, etc.
The rooms Over one of the saloons were
occupied by Mag. Hayden, as a house Of
i'll fame. Her carpets, furniture, etc.
were worth probably $1,000. Nothing was
saved, except her trunk which Mr.. Penn
threw down stairs. The following, as
nearly as could be a~scertained, was the
fnEnranaas RfrvFwa B. LTs.I.- VUnnhfr4r-
ton Company tTOmlinsOnl, 5000 Etna,
5000; Hartford, Of Hartford, SO, 900;
Phoenix, Of Hartford, $500 on building.
The extent Of their loss-has not yet been
ascertained. 1t Is principally by water.
P. l.. Bierce & Co, Phoenix, $4,000;
Hartford, $500; Etna, 5000 SIP, 800 in
all. Their stock was valued st $4,000,
and the damage, which is light, is by
water alone, which stands several inches
in their cellar. Mag Hayden, loss $1,000;
insured for $1,000 in Ena. We have
heard Of no other insurance on her prop
erty. A. G.. NaccarO, $500 on stock, hxs
lures and furniture in the Phenix Of
Hartford. The fire vas first discovered
by Mr.. J. w. Penn, who at once gave
the alarm. But for bis efforts doubtless
everybody in the second story Of the
buildings fronting on the alley would
have been s%uffocated by the smoke and
flame. Mr.. Rose went for engine No. 4,
and in a short time all the engines were
the ground. They did efficient ser
vice, and by their eXertiOns the hremen
prevented = general cOnhagratiOn. Had
the wind been from the west, it would
have been difficult to save either EisOn
Brothers. or the adjoining Main street
stores. Five bales of cotton were saved
by the exertions of Mr.. Charley Strsus,
a watchman, who rolled the bales to the
north side Of Madison street.
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REORGANIZATION.
st. Louis, Memphis &YickSburg
PACKET LINE.

ONE OF the four following first r.
" class side wheel steamers WiuE
leave Memphis promptly OF FRIDAYS and
MONDAYS, at 5 o'clock pm for Vicksburg and
all way landings: Steamers
RUBICON, ". b. Blake, Master. FRIDAYS;
II. NJ. SHREVE, H. Carter. Master. FRIDAYS;
COLUMBIAN, Barnes, Master, MONDAYS;
PEORIA CITY, ID. H.Silver, Master, MONDAYS
Making close connection with Meridian and
selma Railroad, and HaEOo River Packets.
By -promptness and regularity ana strict at
UeutiOn TO all business entrusted 70 them, these
Packets trust to merit ard receive the patron
age OF shippers
Frsigh: reeeIved at all hours at City Wharf
boat, foot Of Monroe street
LARRY HARMSTAD& CO, Agents,
Ocl5 II 81 Main street. corner Madison.
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OFFICIAL MORTUARY REPORT-FOr
twenty-fOur hours ending al 5 pm, Oct.
Is, there have been six intermsnts from
yellow fever. TweHty-eight new cases
reported for t~wenty-fOur hours.
". f. ROGERS, II. D..
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FNcrNE AMI BOILER
1872 SaIS-


1-VGIyE sets on Iron Bed me Lss ,IIse
T. feet stroke, thirteen-tncn cyltu- two
~ rrrtne. Boiler f. thirty feet long -ottg
furrae I'm diameter. two fues, mul ApS
attacrel. urichsn stack aud Eulser Two -
and CRATE bars. All complete neaIlg ne" 49,
in COED running order.
inquire OF ". P1Nt, foot or Jeueh7on
- rrIrnuTN a CHM Adams - sell In
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THE JAPANEsE.-This troupe arrived
yesterday evening by steamer, but too
late to give q performance last night.
They will positively appear at the Green
law Opera House tonight. 1--WE shall
see what We shall see.n
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Land For sale.

4 NundIvIded one-haIfiuterest in 5000 acres
A OF Red river bottom land, In Laisyetbe
nd SEWER counties. Arkansas. a.,
mis- frreresL ne the 10 which Is perfect, viii
be sold az a low figure, for oue-thlrd cash aha
me remainder al one and two years without
Alsa. 800 acres OF magnificent Arkansas
river bottom LAND, above al oEerdowl ana the
duest body OF land in the state, in CraWior0
rcuuty Arkansas
These lands VIII be sold together or in par
Apply 70 PIKE & ADAMS,
Attorneys AZ Law,
mng-fr Z3 Main street, Memphis
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

WATCH THEA negro named Jos.
Owens was brought before Mr.. Justice
Black, yesterday, charged with stealing
a watch from n Of his c0lOrsd neigh
bors in South Memphis some days since.
The evidence against the accused was
very conclusive. No persons being found
willing to give bail in the sum Of two
thousand dollars, Joseph was sent to the
Criminal Court tnr trial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

CoNTINUED.-The case Of William
O'Donuell, who was charged with shoot
ing Regain, was up before Justice Miller,
and was continued till Friday, the 18th,
when it IS supposed a full investigation
will ha had
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

WI nave received a note from a
planter, whosSys: Allow me 10 trouble
you with = few queries in regard to an
invention called A 3 Woods Improved
Gearing for Machinery to increase
power and speed. I wish 10 know il YOU
hsve heard anything Of the same, and
whether, in the opinion Of practical ma
chinists, there is any merit in the inyen-
tom IL any one Of our readers can
give the Information asked for, We snail
publish it with pleasure.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

IL TOwN.-Capt. Ed. A. Garland,
editor of the Water Valley Courier, is iE
town, putting up at the GsyOs0. He
represents Water Valley as growing fast,
and the Courier ia a good condition.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

rrHE couartnership heretofore existing under
te name and style OF KENNEDAG q
ESFFD was dissolved on The sd instant by
r+-rr4I consent. r.. r.. ENEEU having pur.
.rFasaT ne entire as els and assumed oil the
lIsb.Ifrieg. he only rs authorized 10 collect and
W. H. KENNEDAE,
T. +. SNEED.
Z-rAanbar E2
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Al Ladies viii be pleased to learn that
B. A. Hollenberg, proprietor Of the
Memphis Steam DyeiBg Establishment,
No. 2i2 Beal street, has opened q SON.
venient Office at $50 Second street, where
all kinds Of goods, old, faded and sOiled,
will be elegantly Dyed aud Renovated.
Gentlemen's wear cleaned and dyed in
superior style. oc2 eOdlm
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INQUEsT.-CorOner Cotton held an
Inquest last evening on the body Of 8
man who had been reported as being
found near the old race track, but up to
a late hour last night, the Coroner bad
not returned, therefore we could obtain
no particulars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

4 NsW PGce.-One Of the neatest
oyster saloons, consisting Of apartments
for ladies and gentlemen, we know OF,
has been opened on the corner Of Main
aud Union streets, upstairs, entrance on
Union street, by Aessrs. d. Aste & Co,
where oysters OF the best kind are served
up in every style.
na1k-aodDU
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HyOa rant your Crates set or repaired,
or Paving done, leave your orders at No.
6 Madison, or at L. +. Risks, on Main
street. 1t will be attended to promptly,
neatly and cheaply, by ]. L. McAlenny.
oc13 1W.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

CLEANING THE PAyENENT-We no
t!ced yesterday that the chain gang were
busiIy employed cleaning the pavement
on Second, between Jefferson and Adams
streets. This is right. We hope that
the regular street force will be employed
ia Ike manner The cleaning Of the
pavement not only tends to preserve the
same, but makes IL more pleasant to
travel on, either by foot or horse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

Ladies ! visit the new Cloak aud Silk
o Of i, LOwenstein & Bros, to-mor-
row, and see the grand opening. oe13-2t
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GREAT REDUCTION. SIS % from
Memphis TO New York; 81 . to Bos-
ton, via Atlantic and Crest Western
Railway. Through tickets can be secured
at 237. Main street, OvertOn Hotel, and
Depot of Memphis and Ohio Railroad.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

Ladies, at the "StraW Hat and Bon
net Bleachery" you can have your Felt
and Straw Hats and BOnnets dyed the
new Brown. This color does not fade or
soil. VIM. GOODYEAR.
S5S Main Gfraaf
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Piano for Sale.

PM KEABE PIANO, T~-Octave, nearly
a new. cost over $50 Tor sale 40 8 bargain.
Part cash and part time. Apply 20 y. ZAP
al oHrp au8tf
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Grand enine,
FALL FASHIONS
L. r L ri E RS.
OCTOBER 18TH,
I. KREMER.

viii open the largest and most magnih-
w cent stock Of Goods in our line, ever Of
fered before in Memphis; and having imported
direct, We can and will offer extraordinary in
ducements.
narQ 1w I'D rmErn
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GREAT REDUCTIONS 3S 25 from
Memphis to New York; S44 25 to Bos-
ton, via Atlantic and Great Western
Railway. Through tickets can be secured
at 2374 Main street, Ogerton Hotel, and
Denot Of Memphis and Ohio Railroad.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

The Fashions for Mems and
Boys Hats at Ghe Memphis Hat
Company. 2IV Main strcet OppO-
site the square Ocl2 1W
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We cannot enumerate the prices of our
immense stock 10 be cleared out. They
are the lowest, in order to secure an
early sale. Rice, Stix & Co. octs I'm
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GREAT REDUCTION. - SIS 25 from
Memphis to New York 81 25 to Bos-
ton, via Atlantic and Great Western
Railway. Through tickets can be secured
at 2374 Main street, Overton Hotel, and
Depot of Memphis aud Ohio Railroad.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

If you want to buy Dry Goods, it Will
pay you we'll TO examine the prices of
NJ. Kraus & Coas No. 2l5 Main street,
corner Of Adams, before purchasing else
where,
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FOR SALE.

L . r A l. E
Twelve MOL Billiard Tables for sale. For
particulars. inquire at ID. II EVANS,
nr4an 4 Monroe street.
FOR SALE
a good Secondhand BUGGY and HARNESS
uHFtfa used EEE be sold cheap. Apply TO Iay-
lor. Gay q Rutland, H4 FrluL street., or
au8rf VS. BRUCE zoo, Monroe Btzeet.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

TOT n D
on Main street, q small sum Of MONEY.
which the owner can have by proving property
aud paying Tor this advertisement
F. F. RISK,
.-r- % as Net, gfro.4
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a full line Of Ladies', Misses aud
Chiidren's Hosiery at great bargains, at
M. Kraus d Co., No. 21S Main street,
corner Of Adams.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

ENNIONs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson and
393 Main street, have recsIved the Wa
VERY Magazine, Wilkes Spirit Of the
Times, Albion, Tie Irish Citizen, Lon
don Punch, Index, News, Dem0rest's
Monthly Magazine for November, and
als0a lot Of Writing Paper and Euvel-
opes and Blank Books, wholesale and
retail. Call and examine their stock.
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READ the advertisement OF
Rice. SILK & Co. Their immense
stock of Fashionable Dry Goods
viii be closed out regardless of
cost, 10 quit the retail trade.
Oofg I'm
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F. w. IRVINE & CO.,
Cotton Factors
AND GENERAL
Commission Merchants,
97S Front Street, U~D.StairS.

IN entering upon another commercial year,
i with the experience OF the past, fraught
Nth the many vicissltudes incident to a
changed sy stem Of agriculture, and for which
most OF our planters were little prepared, re-
sulting in heavy loss to planter and merchant,
as al experiment tried, we shall adopt a Raid
cash system in our Misunderstanding no risk,
and making our sales prompt upon receipt Of
eonsignments, RENTING proceeds with As little
delay as possible but in all eases obeytng IT,
structiOns of shippers, and using our best en-
deavOrs to promote the interest OfOur patrons.
our Arrangements for furnishing supplies,
Bagging, Rope, 9unnies, Groceries and PrOvt-
sfons are such, that we promise to Furnish
them at our lowest market price, and make It
as much, or more, to your interest to order
through as, than to purchase in person.
Hoping 70 receive your patronage and infu-
ence, we are, respectfully,
oc7 Ism T. W. IRVINE & Co.
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5000 yards Wooden Dress Goods, at
twenty-five cents q yard, at NJ. Kraus &
CO., No. 2lS Main street, corner OF
Adams.
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WE were pleased 10 meet yesterday
u ola and esteemed friend, John NJ.
Csrmack, ED, who has just returned
from 8 visit to Hot Springs, Ark,
whittier be went to recruit q Gebilitated
system. We are glad to see that he has
improved in appearances, and that he will
continue 10 regain strength until he ae-
guires more than youthful yigCr.
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BOARDING.


B
Two or three small families can have board,
with comfortable rooms, near the terminus Of
the Poplar street railway.
81 LEDGER OFFICE.
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5000 yards Plaid Dress Goods at thirty
five cents per yard, at NJ. Kraus & Co,
No. Us Main street, corner Of Adams.
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4
A LIGHT draft stern-wheel boat: IT.
length lis feet, breadth Of beam Z
feet, depth Of hold 3 feet, width OF dOOr2I teet;
open hold abau OF boiler. Machinery consists
OF two ~ engines, nine and one-fUurth 90
iucn bore ana three ~ feet stroke; n % doc
tor engine; one U i've () hued boilers, twenty
CO. feet long, forty 800 inches in diameter: hull
was built by Messrs. Besupre & Kimball, OF
Metropolis, III of the best material, and coma
pleted IN June last. she Is now receiving her
cabin and will be ready for business by the 10Th
OF october. viii draw not 10 exceed twelve Q2l
isches OF water. Address,
REED MANN,
Ocl5 BOD Cairo Iron Works.
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Silk Undershirts aud Drawers,
very low. Robson, Sneed & Co.
octlI If
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Attend the closing out sale Of Rice,
Silk & Co. You will find a complete
stock Of Dry Goods at lower prices than
ever. oafo In,
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10 4 4 = = I
A Residence. corner Mulberry and Talbot
streets. with four rooms and ali necessary out
door c-Uuveuleuces- Apply 10
". L. MEACHAM,
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COMMISSION
No. 10 jefferson Street,
MEMPHIS, $50: TENNESSEE.

axTE respectfully solicit q share OF ne busi-
w Dess OF toe plsuters OF the South We
thank or former cuetomefs loT thel. PALIou-
rInue business with us oUr charges are the
Ezuae a. HERETOFORE. All Cotton consigned % us
viii he insured. unless oiher"use ASsl1us1e~
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Gentlemen! If you want to buy white
Shirts, Understands, Drawers, Socks,
Neekties, and a full line Of Handker-
chiefs at very low prices, call at NJ.
Kraus & Co, No. 2ls Main street, corner
Of Adams.
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To THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL.
Subscribers are requested to report any
irregularities in the delivery Of the
APPEAL at the counting room. Carriers
will be furnished weekly with certificates
authorizing them to collect inscriptions
Ed. MANSFORD,
EupE. OF Circulation.
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FIVE CENTS.

We request that our patrons viii not pay
the newsboys more than five cents a copy for
the APPEAL It is soils over the counter at
that price, and We allow the newsboys a sum
Client margin TO make a handsome profit by
selling the Papers a. i've cents per copy
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Handsome PoplIns at 800 per yard at
B. Lowenstein & Bros. oel3-2t
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Great bargains in Dry Goods at NJ.
KTaus & Co, No. 21s Main street, corner
Of Adams. Receiving new goods daily.
It win pay you well to cail and see.