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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-02
Der 86nt9 Don @reuRen In Cub
beutf4lanb.

Der &5nig uno Die 85niain BON preu:
zen rparen nod tbrem Bsiu@ tn Stutteart
am q. Sttobsr in 5pten3olern anaelanet.
8alo mad ibrer Nnfunft te9rlbte Or.
Stm|on. Der prdiipent ee6 norooeutfdsn
Nsi9stags. ben &bnia uno iberreidte Dem
lelben I'm 8eilstn ieine6 Sebnes na4 elmer
Anlpra6e BE Nors0e oss Neidstags.
Der SSnls ertbetlte folesnee Mntro;!
cayauf:
so nebme nit Greucsn bic MoreHe ce6
Nei@Staas entssosn, oa tie Elm Be.psis
it, oob bic i'm soriNfn Sabre au6oeRyeuts
Saat erftl0reid %oufMean9en 1T. Die
Wcrsl1r hriidt @sfutle unp 6oFuunaen
aus, bic td tbeile unb Die einss Iao:s
itrer Grfluuns entseeen nifsn ml1sn.
5te nsbmen In Sbrsr Nnlprode or Ten
plab 8f5ua an tem etsle Npre1e atsr.
reI&t miro. unb tpabtl{d, bic Ebotla&e,
coB oas alte @rbIdlpb Der 6obensoue1n
an Sage ietner Ginw, ibunp (ca6 59loB
1T in 0rreartiaer @eile Re tauriyt nor,
oen) IS nit anlaauen loQt:, eub mir BON
etnem &s'&8ias observation-disclosures eine
Morei7e lberreidt wirr> bene'f, eaB bic
8orlsbuns nit Dem @sl6lshte if, po6
Dor cieism plabe leinen ur(prunQ ableitet
uno raB BE @orlsbung NIT prsuben 0e
ueien uno auh nod INNER i f."
o.. @tmIon NOR bi Der Ginpribuna
Der Sb!oscapsas sugeDen unp batte Die
Gbre, ;ur Eafsl aeioaeu III me1oen. Mm
ndd1en Sag beQob lid Der prsubi3@s 5ei
nod Si9mar'noen.
Dem &6niB ncn Yrsaben mar Ssitsna
Der ta|r!l9cn Ne9teruna fir bic 3eij
ietres Dermsilsn8 in Nlrnbsr9 ra5 f4ni9~
!the S@loB al5 St. lieen, aneebpten nor
ben. (Die Nbnbsrrn oe5 &Intos parer
EMF 8uraaraien Don Nurnbere uno ale
1olde Benubncr Bet ncy!tosn Burg,
Der &6nia bate IS isbr6 obaelebnt
Don cte1em Nnerbisten 0ebrau9 81
MAIDEN.
Sim Z. Sftpbsr tfaf tsr 85nig II
MN06bura Elm unc mutbe rort Don een
iungen &5ni9 BON Baiern, 0uemta II.
ber eie Uniform einsS prsub;ldsn 6ularcr
truq> aui'5 bsralthfs te0rlbt. @pdte1
func etu eldn3snres mebrere Stanpe!
reuernees @oftmaN ~ @bren cea S5siat
Don preuben fat.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-02
Neue @elten entbeft-

Il ue ~elten entceftl-
@abrli@ 70 iffs. Ni&t Bios Gin lumpiqer Sonnet
pber Ylanet, funbern gan5e neue @elfen herr
li@er 5erbit- unb @interpaaren, bic i,oer pbne
Nnpentung bes GelelcopS NIT eigneun, uubepoF-
netem Muse beoba9ten fam tit
s. E. MlIen'S
@tore in Minneapplts. Treili9 1T 8eobadtuno
bier slei9beoeutenb NIT 8ewunoeruna, bean bag
MAortiment an Damentletbertp6en unb DrsappbS
aQer Mrty pelGes 5err IQen importirt un6 nit
9ulfe ieiner g~euteelen beuti9en Sntenbanten, Der
5er,n Weber unb Sees benz beutl9en pub!i-
FUN in 10 freunoli9er Weiie 3ueanalid ma6t>
utietet MQes." SIS 1T elm Ybdnomen am 5immel
Der \ amentpelt, peldeS bic sanse Gbeilnabme ber-
ielben be1baftigt. SIN 6. 8. NQens @tpre berr16t
bic Mobe NIT tbrer ean3en Wanoelbarfeit, aber
II npanbelba 1T bic 8iQiafeit feiner Wreile
unb bic Greunoli6teit feiner beutiden @lerfs.
Na9 benz @rfol9e ri9tet bic Btlt> unb Der Ct
fnla Der neutrality-suspicious. bes 9errn
6. 6 Mllen
1T Elm ;3uoran9 BON &aufern, ber bic qan,e @uer-
gle biele6 unternebmenben @el9GftsmanueS, benz
8eourfni gu entipreden, III b69ler @paunuua
erbGlt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-02
Cine Gorrefponoen5 ote fir fb felbf1
fpribt.

ct. paul, Minn. 7. Set. 1867.
5errn S. &nauft 81. Yaul Minn.
@eebrter 9err!
Die l1nterseidneten erlauben Th, i'm Namen e.
ner sroBen gnSabl Geutl@er Wdbler BON STANLEY
County bic Grase an @ie gu ielen: @ereen @ie,
renn ertpGblt, in ber nadfen@ eieBgebuna fir ober
sesen cine Biq fir elm probibitipseleB ltimmen,
I'M SAL cine 1cl6e in goridlas setra6t weroen
1pQte. Sbrcr 9lntwprt auf bieie Grase seuartiq,
SeiGnen mir
M9tun9sppq SIRE
S. Qubrfen.
Sulius @roB.
Die son 9errn 8nauft ben 5errn QIbr1en unb
@rpB pbue 3aubern uno nit Der GrmGdtiauna,
tie gu perSHentli4en, ertbeilte Mntwert, lautet, ME
folst:
81. pauL Minn. Z. Sci. 1867.
an bic 5srren s. 2abrlen, une Sui. @rob unb
ct. paul, Minn.
@eebrte 9errn!
Sn @nttpprt auf SIRE Outrage erflare i'd tereit<
midig uno ununapunben, bab i9 in benz ponSbnen
ermabntenGaQe se9en eben prpbibiti "
9e1ebnprl6la9 fimmen tperbe.
%9tuuesSpQ Sbr
s. Rnauft.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-02
Ger Hohbor fnbet ~ G(af7en "
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- Der Na@bar fnbet IL Glai7en upu
2eutea beraus bic fir MaribaQ ftimnen
>perpen. Gin Dubenp&lai1en cos 1T idon
stemlt6 piel. Mer etne &lai1e bat
Der NaGbar bod: aus 9elahen:- Die
Splbaten. Nuf Dem benncfratil9en
Staat6tidet febt fein Mann per fir pas
2anr Dem Teino se9cniiber9eitancen. uno
Elm DrdftzNu8reiBer ftebt an Der Spibe.
mabtfpm, 20. 81. = Gs Bat in
ben lebten 2@tunpen 9el9neit. @etter
talt unp raub.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-02
Drief:2&Re.
Oar enbriefe.

Damenbriefe.
SauIer @pcline 6eitman Qibie
&ammer Marsaretbe MiIer Mlarp
5erysub!iefc.
Waielbt g Bros moibias
Scrl9 N1colaus 8urau Ncolpb
SoDn 6untud Sobu
9errmann 0pttlpt3 Spfnon @eproe Or Oh
6aBler q s Sober @hSper 3
Raspari Sobu 8aus Wutpn
0aufmann Moam Vfof Nm
@Gonatb y @rlDuer s
@dtparb s. @ieomunb Muouf
@eter Mm3 9Eeber Senrp
.3iesler Wm.
{. Scitner.t eutiasr Glerf.
-. s. Stepart, YpRmeiter.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-02
Woenten in alien Srte1 perlanat.

l~lnerbDrte gcrtbci1e nereen Oamen unb Serre1 eebpten,
pelhe geenturcn iiternebmeu molten. llnlere Gircu1dre, nelde
Ss ndbere ~beIasen, rereen aui Intra9e %3ussianft.
Vertbelun3en pereen fplseneerlnabell sema6t: Selaetnt~
aun0en, mel6e jeten Nrhtel uno leinen Wertb a~n9eben, merben
in ~seriese1te Gnselupen selest, ,rel6e gut eeniidt tperben.
Cine oieier @nrelcpen, melde bic 8eideinisun9 peer Srter fir
pcit at ireenp cine Nperele rerididt reroen, obne gildldt
auf Mu5pabl bel Gnpfans sDn 70 Gent.
8eim Gmpfan9 hes GertiTcats wi1o Der G~nnpfdnser ie9en.
meden Nrtiel es Siebt uup beNen Wertb uno fam eineu 1rl-
lar einididea unb ben senanntsn Mrtitel erbulten. 8aufer
SS1rierer %esrTs5elten gnpslrppsn ra59en in oisisr gseie sineu
aanse Srisft i Fae'u unnStS Jig w Salt BE @ite Ssuttide ab,
treHen gu ~itreiben. 8eiteluneen fir ~serieoelte Gnselrppen
,nu1en in ieben1 Safe nit 8alrenouns besleitet lein, nit Gem
Namen bes Mbleneers, bes Ippn, Country uno Staat in beut-
li@er @drit. 8riefe an bic ltaternebmer gu aobreiiren me
frlat:
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-02
&rnFs Sertbeilun9
burd bic
Sumelen> 96nbler> II ST.
brifanteu N0cciatton,

1913 uno 1875 GrcoeuaY, 81. q. City,
sen efrientrls planes unp @lelrtcpns. id5nen Oe1scn,dlten,
&upFerltlten. 81 .berwaaren, splteuen unD ~ilbernen llbren unb
%ele9anten Sutpelen, %beltebenb aus Claimant Naeeln unb Htn.
gen, soleenen Mrmbanecru, Jprelsn, Jlcrcntin. eteinfrblen.
gasa uno Oamenldmud. Wrlcfetcrn uno llberne unp splbene
S9teberbaltern, {anbarn,els ue SuientnDpien, gDeten unb
tMlatetten, etntade uue %setrisbene W~olseten, u. /. IT,, u. t.
II i'm 2Ptranf MN
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-02
)eilreile 2iite BON Nrtifeln ;u Serfauien
fit 800 rus Stuf>

ptne RldfGt auf ZEN gHertt unb uitt ;u btabsn. ais bis iDy
mtBt. iua5 ir erbalten merrct:
10 @rpbe Ordering Yianrs, 9Sertb $500 lis 500
IS, @le9ante Rpfeutrl; gilnps 2O bis 400
IS Glesante MeloeerN5. HrlntrE; HIteu II: bis 22O
so @rite Glo1e Nab Maf&incn 40 bis 800
rs S6pne Sel=gc1ndlte so bis 100
$50 SdDne Stabl+ Stide, eiu9erabmt 20 bis 30
30 Spiel=2pEn % bis 40
$50 Repplpine Yateub Gators. Silter 20 bis 40
so Silberne Jrudt unb SUDDEN S6rbe 20 bis Is
400 Gets 8 bee unt @B=QDhel 20 bis 40
$50 @plbne Gaiden- llbren, earrantirt 80 bis $50
100 Oianantenz Hin9e, clutter unb e~in3elne Stetne - bis 200
t75 @plone Z a16enzuhrcn 81 bis $50
300 Danaeu llbrcu 60 bis 100
500 Silberne Ia den llbrcn 20 bis T.
Diamaut,g labeln, 8rpihen uab Strsehdnse, 0luen 5dmuf
ppn Cub unb 8ureueu, S%teintptlen uno Gcle, 6lurntire,
Moiaif, easa une ean,een; sulsnffnsie. s8sits, uao Sale
fetten, einfcde une %getretene Arltene 9in9e, 9rltene Ginger
bite, MeeaiQcns. neumreise @urtelidnalen Wrloieccrn uno
8leifeoertaltcr, Srbeitstaltden, Gclefebera nit grlo- une
~ilberuen @diebertaltern ppn jeoer Mrt, better Sabrtat unb
neuiter Mpoe.
Cine Gbance ireenb elmer Ter ubi9en artits1 fir 81 90 ;u e-
talteu, inber1 man cine %yeriie9ele Gnreloppe fir - Cts. fault.
Stint %oeriie9elte Gnselppren ipereen fur 81, eli fir 81, bret-
fig fir S., funf uno ieds;is fir $40, unb bunoert fir IS suse-
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-02
Doctor &p1enf,

ptdlIt1VFI
Wr;t MccpuGeur> Mr9snar;t & Spcrateur
Office: Dri!te @traRe nsben Saee.ioQa Sat-
nabe Der Bride.
@pre&Runben: Bon 9 abr @oraens bia 4ub,
sa9u,ittaga.
NefoenS: Gortfrabe, nabs osm @usainebruls.
Nri]1r Smpffof {tet6 porbauoen.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-02
Dr. s.. @ebelfdbt

Dr. $. @ebelHdbt,
9pmDopati1her Mrst,
Office 3tc Ctr, uber Ma9o'S @iien.9aneiua1.
Nobuung Ode 10. unb Weefer @srabc.
@pr:aRunbsn 3pil9en II unS 3 1tr Me&m.
Webenbei bel,e tt sutlde Werfe, iu1ie me
biatnen aun1 Vripat- unt Garilienasbrau1 nnc
Dr. 0untbers 5bis,aSjt fiji. 2analeute suu, DcS-
fauf. 4O51
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-02
9 unb Ba6ner,

Gluten, Mepplnern unb @iftoIen
bes spr3islidfen Gabrifate> flbren auBerbem eir
Sutes MHortiment pon Sasome1ern SaeotaiG
fur3 fdmmtli6e Saeb> unb Dii9apparate aQer Nrt
@Gmmtli9e neue unb Experimentation mfr'
ben auf bas allerrromptefe unb biQiefe beiorgt.
MS Oas beriibmte preubilde !3unbnaoe!9e.,
tpebr, gum @ebrau4 fir bic u@robe Sa9o" III
5o@pilb Sor3isli9 %seeisnet BON benz tin BON nns
uns auf BefsQune in bU@Fer @pQtom~1ea9e't g.
liefert.
Gs laten sur s%efaaistn prafung ibres Waartt>
Sprratbs i'm Gtcrelofal SO. 70 Bridge @traBe,
Minnsapplis, Minn, hermit %srseben(t ttn
@9mtbt u. Ba9ner.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-11-02
Oas
Serb. Strafe,

Carer Gitp, Carer g.. minn.,
i'll chen ,pieber reu etablirt unb erlautt {@ BET
linter,ei@uete benz seebrten publitum hermit e.
aebenf III Granddaughter, oab ct eas Gdletfe1 aler
Sdnei6epsrtseuse prumt unb biQie unb tunif9e-
re9t beor9t. serb. Strade'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-22

No Dseeph0n-We mean to close out
the retail branch, and have marked all
Dry Goods down to lowest figures. Rice,
Silk & Co. oets I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-22
TUEsDAY - ooToHER 2. ~
CITY MATTERS.
Memphis and Ollie Railroad.
OF MAuTa,

Until urthe r notice the Mails VIII close a
follows;
For Cairo, Chicago. 81. Louis, Nashville, LOuis
Vile, Cn=iDnau, Cleveland. F~ittsburg, phiIa
delphia, Buffalo, Albany, New York, Balti
more, ana all cities north ana west, al
sis pm.
For Chsttsnooga. Richmond. washington
Augusta, Columbus, Ga, Montgomery, Mo
bile Ala. New York Nashville, and an cities
south and east, at $3.50 pm.
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Miss.
Nicksburg, Natchez, and an cities south, al
4p.m.
All stations on Mississippi aud Teunessee,
~Soutaern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroads al $3.50 pm.
Ali stations Ou Mem phls and Louisville and
branch railroads al s p-u.
All Stations on Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
sissippi Central. Mobile and OHIO, Nashville
and Decatur, Nashville and ChaJtRnOCga ana
East Tennessee railroads al am
For Little Rock, PINT Bluff and all Landings
ou Arkansssau White river, (semt-weeklyl,
Tuesdays and Saturdays.
Mississippi river-south, t~semi-WeeklyA Tues
dayE and Saturdays
Mississippi river-borth, (semi-weekly, Mon
dsys and Fridays.
re GIsT. Postmaster Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-22

A GOOD HoUsE.-We invite the spe-
cial attention of our friends in Tennessee
and the adjoining States, to the adver-
tisement in another column OF the house
1 Of Galbresth, Stewart &CO. One mem
Der of the firm is the old and well known
merchant, w. b. Galbreath, who gives
his sole attention to the factOrage OF
cotton, which is a speciality in the bust
nessOf the house aud his experience and
sound judgment gives assurance that the
interests of its clients, whose crops come
TO its hands for sale will be well
and carefully attended to. Mr..
William Stewart, an odd and well
known citizen, educated rs a mer-
chant, deyOtes his personal attention to
the purchase Of the supplies to be keP
for sale. Mr. Andrew Stewart is in
charge of the New Orleans house.
Fstegart, Qalbreath & Fizer, also a
merchant Of large experience and sound
judgments sndsthatRsilant gentleman,
/ Gen. John G. Fizer, whose name is dear
! TO US all, is the salesman, and gives his
1 persoesl attention to the grocery depart
ment. Whatever the house adgertises
Il will always be prepared to furnish, Of
the very best quality, and at prices az
low as they eTe 20 bp hsd o.
D house in the city. fhey will con-
tinue ITO merit the confidence Of the
| planters and to deserve a liberal share OF
! the public patronage, and we hope will
4 receive both, for no house, perhaps, has
made more liberal advances this year tC
assist the planters OF the country, or hai
supplied their needs more literally and
generously,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-22

AT A MEETING Of the members OF the
Memphis Bar, held at the Criminal Court
room on the 2lst day Of October, 1867,
Capt T. w. Brown was called to the
chair, and v. B. WRddell, Esq, requested
to act as secretary. The Chairman, in 8
brief yet touching address announced the
object Of the meeting to be to pay a suit
able tribute OF respect TO the memory Of
q departed BROTHER, breckenridge F,
Blackburn, Esq. On motion the follow
ing gentlemen we're appointed acenmit-
tee 70 draft suitable resolutions express
sive Of the sense OF the meeting; Col,
q. S,Oameran, Chairman, 7. D. Eldridge,
Esq, J. b. Heiskell, Esq, Il. A. Beeeheri
Esq, aud John +. Sale, Esq. On motion
Of Col Henry n. Hart, it was
Resolved, That the members Of the
bar attend the funeral Of the deceased in 8
body.
On motions OF Col. G. P. Foute, the fol-
lowing members Of the bar we're appoin'
ted pail. bearers: G. s. Cameron, ]. r
Elippin, d. r. Myers, J. w. Westcott
D. Fl. PASTOR, s. y. Rose, Geo. T. Hub
bard aud @. W. Hutchinson, Esqrs.
The meeting then adjourned, to NEE
again at 10 O'Clock tomorrow morning
22d, when the Committee on resolution
will report.
T.. W. BROWN, Chairman.
v. Z. Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-22

FAIsE PRETENaEs-A man whaEIVes
his name a. r. N. MOores, was brought
to this city yesterday charged with
obtaining goods under false pretenses.
It Eppsars that the accused obtained
quite a stock, alleging that he was golag
into business. He then Gec2mped. In
formation was given to the Police and
officer John Scott rent to work up The
case. As usual, this efficient officer sue
oeeded. The accused viii CINE before
Justice Moore on Thursday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-22

Attend the closing out sale OF Rice.
Silk IL Co. You viii find a complete
stock Of Dry Goods at lower prices thau
ever. Oct9 Ira
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-22
Land For sale.

4 II undivided one-hslf interestin 5000 acres
Of Red river bottom land, In lafayette
and SEWER counties, Arkansas.
TlisiuIeresf the title tOwhich Is perfect, VIII
be sold At "a low figure, for oue-third cash and
the remainder 81 one and two years, without
interest
Also. $40 acres Of magnificent Arkansas
river bottom land, above an overflow, anu the
finest body OF land IN the State, in Crawford
county. Arkansas.
ThgSs lands viii he sold together or In par
Annly to PIKE ADAMS,
Attorneys 81 Law,
mus-tr zE3 Main street, Memphls
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-22

Silk Understands and Drawers,
very low. Robson, Sneed g. Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-22

Il Good E0mple.-The many thou
sands who had learned 10 love and ven
crate the late Gen. Sterling Price, OF
Missouri, were doubtless deeply gratihed
10 learn thai, AFTER passing through the
storm and wreck Of civil war, be had
been prudent enough to have secured q
policy Of $40, 600 on bis life to leave his
family. Never before were we 30
forcibly impressed with the benevolent
tendency Of life assurances. In the hour
Of deepest misfortune this provision
comes in to shelter the sufferer from
the " chill blast Of penury.P 1t was
but q short time since, th0t upon the
death Of one Of our esteemed citizens,
Mr.. d. L. Heiskell, the press generally
noticed the promptness with which
the policy upon his life was paid by the
st. Louis Mutual Life Insurance Com
pany, and we we're induced 10 inquire
into the subject, with the view OF a
swering the many who appeal 70 40
editor for information and advice. We
learned that this company was already
so highly appreciated and so extensively
%patrOniZed as 10 place it In the very fore
most rank Of such Institutions. A list OF
its patrons twenty or thirty feetlong was
shown, from which we discover not only
that life insurance is extensively appre-
ciated by Dur most intelligent citizens
everywhere, but that the st. Louis Mutual
was apparently the favorite company.
Its popularity, we believe, is not only
based upon its ample capital, but upon
the fact that it Is really a Western insti-
tuition, carried on by men in whom the
highest confidence is reposed. We do not
hesitate, therefore, to advise those who
have asked our opinion that the st.
Louis Mutual is the company our people
should sustain. That there are many,
who have neve yet thought Off
seriously, who ought to fOrtify themselves
with a policy, is shown by the fact, gen.
orally conceded, that more than nine
teaths OF all who engage in mercantile
pursuits fail TO achieve success and indie
pendence -LOtGSUiHe Evening Standard.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-22

BLUFF Cry GIFT AND PREyuUM Dis
TRIBUTIOS.-IhIs most popular euter-
prise which was 10 have presented It's
first drawing At Sul.man Hall on
Wednesday, October sd, has been trans
fsrred to the old United States Court
rooms, over NansneId and Hlgbee's drug
store, No. 30I and sos Main street. The
occupation Of Stillman Hail by other
u~arties, forced Messrs. Russell d Co TO
look for location elsewhere, which was
supplied bv the generosity Of DR.. Mans
field, who promptly rendered his hHe
rooms for the occasion. BLe eifts-and
premiums tail CASH viii be promptly
distributed To the fortunate ticket holders
As Der advertisement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-22

We cannot enumsrate the prices Of our
immense stock to be cleared out. They
are the lowest, ia order to secure an
early sale. Rice, Silk & Co. octS I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-22

Trunks, Valises and Bags. Robe
son. Sneed & 90. ocll II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-22

W. C. THOMPSON, Esq, Manager New Memphis
Theater
Dear Sir: Like yourself we have
learned with the most prOfoGndsorrow
how much restitution and distress has
been caused in the city Of Memphis by
the sickness with which Providence has
afflicted il. We earnestly desire "a. do
something. however littieyto relieve aud
to comfort those with whom we so much
sympathize, and who in their mute sUf-
ferings so ~elOquently appeal to US, II
they are not homeless their homes are
com fortress If they are not friendless,
their friends are pOwerless in these days
Of general distress 10 help them. We
can DO but little, but that little we offer.
We propose to volunteer our services for
Wednesday evening next, at a benefit 10
be given for the destitute of our WI sex
and their children, and 40 nOtaOust that
you will be pleased 90 assist in that
good task with the use of the
New Memphis Theater for the night,
and we also hope for such aid otherwise
az you may feel able to give US, and that
the company will also assist us In en-
deavoring to alleviate The distress which
appeals SO strongly to US, and to all who
can do 50, to relieve it.
We are, dear sir, most respectfully aud truly
yours, EMILE MELVILLE,-
LADY IL. DON.
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Shaker Flannel Shirts and Draw
ers. Robeson, Sneed e. Co. ocll Il
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NVUNDU u
MEMPHIS, TAM, October Is 1907
TaEp partnership heretofore existing between
IS fred. Haima and john ". browne. IN
der The STYLE and arm Of Hallman & Browne, Is
This dissolved by mutual cOnEeut-S. FRED.
HsIlman continuing The business and assnni-
iuE the liabilities
Attest: ], ". S. BE0WNE ocl6 lW
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SIZTEEE.-At No Is Jefferson street,
ourold friend 5. D. Mcclure viii ue found
during business hours, ready aud willing
to Va ait on any person desiring life IN
surh nee. he represents oue Of the best
comuauie7 ia u4e East, and will give
binding receipts to applicants when the
pnvsfgIan iud0rses the application. Call
and see Mae At No. 70 Jefferson street.
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rWO GFFICEs. formerly occupied by the
M~rlrou0litau Police commissioners, No. u
Madison street. Inquire at Police omee,4 ~
Madison street.
MemuhiS. June 10, 1857 JeLlH
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Row IN A BAGNTO.-iHe keeper Of the
notorious house Of III fame situated on
the cnrBer Of Fourth and Poplar streets
made cnmu!sint % Justice Miller Vester-
dav that u1e ~ her boarders had be-
bavpf herself in an Unseemiy manner,
DESTROYING several articles Of furniture,
etc. Officer ChaS. Martin arrested the
accused. She will have q hearing to-day.
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II you want to buy Dry Goods, it will
pay you well to examine the prices OF
NJ. kraus & Co, No. Us Main street,
corner Of Adams, before purchasing else
where.
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FoR vICKsBURa.
For Vieksburg and Way Landings.
DIES ...-----...-E Elliott master
This elegant and swn steamer r.
will leave MemphisregulaFiy everyA
TUESDAY, I'D inst, at 5 pm.
LEVY MILLER, Agents,
oc2O2t 262 front street.
For Vicksburg and Way LaadingS
DIES ..----....,. Elliott master
Leaves Memphis for the above IT.
and intermediate points N
TUESDAY, 22d inst, at 5 pm.
VINSOE & DONAHUE, Agents,
O1A "a Front street
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10 u.

7
Building. on the corner OF Main ana south
Court streets Apply iu The building TO p. G.
BETHELL, OF s. P WALKER JE-r In rooms
No audE Tay22tf
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Il fUH line Of Ladies', Misses and
Children's Hosiery at great bargains, at
NJ. Kraus & Co., No. us Main street,
corner OF Adams.
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DissoIutiOn

rv8R ropartnersuip heretofore existing under
O. o. name and style 0I ksNNLDAf &
rNEEB wa- dissolved ou the "a instant by
mutual consent. T. T.. 7 having pur-
chased the entire as els aud assumed all the
Ti4HfIrfa me 0uly IS authorized 20 collect aud
settle the old business.
". u. EENEEDAN,
i. +. SNEED.
Eeptember 3,
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BARBoUR, at 30 Second street, says
there is no plan in Life Insurance
that gives the insured 80 msuy advan-
tages az the lnUeTest-Besrinc Plan OF the
Hartford Life. Ask him about It.
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Enr EaIan

TNGIEE sets on Iron Bed patg, has three
T. Fe-r stroke. ruirueu-Hucb cylinder. rCversa-
DE engine. Boiler Is thirty feet long, forty-JWo
inches IN diameter, two hueS, mud receiver
attached. nuCheu stack and Eulse- Two 'front.'
aud CRAZE bars. Al complete, nearly new ana
an good running order.
INQUIRE OF ". PNS-, foot n Jefferson street,
OF Il .T-HRLNH MEITNN. Adams q SCI In
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PAVING MAIN STREEE-The con-
tractors who nave the paving Of Main
street in hand. are vigorously prosecuting
their work. Our citizens may look for
the completion Of the NicolsOn before
Christmas.