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FOUND OF. "A negro usmad Rartou
Mix was taken before Mr.. Justice Black,
yesterday, charged vita ueing an &C
complete in the late robbery OF furniture
from the store OF Michel, Hoffman q
Co. and fully committed for trial before
the Criminal Court. The greater guam
titv of the stolen goods have been TecOv-
cred aud returned % the owners.
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PPLICATIoN VIII be made by @ IES9eI,
~ EsT Al fhe. December Term, 1867, Of the
r15nfv Court Of Shelby eoEnty, Tor letters Of
edrninfstratlon on The estate OF A. ". Arnold,
JOHN L0AGUE, Clerk,
aa- uovl1 "a
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TURNED LOOsE-ihe negro Joe War
field, arrested some days since, charged
with the murder Of g banker in Illinois,
has been. for wsnt Of prosecution set at
large by the authorities. The want of
evidence snd the doubt Of his being the
real criminal has LED 70 this result.
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Land Eor sale.

\ undivided oue-tslfs interest 30 1900 acres
a ar Rcd river bottom laid, II LalaFclLe
40 Eavier c~8untiaA. Arkansas-
.rrts interest. Sac title o. -hieh IS perfect. viii
o.. SOLD A. "a low lEu-e, lDr ole-ilird cash and
~ remainder at one and Two years, without
- 8HO acres Of magnificent Arkansas
~r--sr Azlf8m land, above az uFerrows and the
$500 baiy or and 10 tue STATE, ina Crawford
E0r1fv. Arkansas.
VSess iauis al be sold together OF In par
oA' % Apply 70 PIKE ADAMS,
Attorneys al Law,
-h9tF 2s2 Main street, Memphis
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TO r r N t

store Houses Nos $50 and S5I Shelby street
Also. a large Office III the Walker block.
800 70 THOs- q. COOKE
a-qL Main street. un stairs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

THEDo6Lok CAsE.-The D0nlon mqr-
der case occupied tbs attention Of the
Criminal Court during the entire day
Yesterday. A great many witnesses
were examined on the part Of the State,
and the prosecution had not closed their
cas- uD TO q late hour yesterday evening.
Donlon is charged withHthe murder Of
his wife some uHs last March. This
case is attracting a great deal Of stten-
ton, both on account Of the magnitude
Of the case and the well known legal
AGILITY Of counsel employed, both for the
prosecution and defense. Attorney Gen
eral Wallace, J 4. Robertson and Mr..
Farnham, represent the state while
Capt d. K. Myers and Col Geo. GanCI
appear FOR the defense. There were sew
eTsl very due points OF law raised yester-
day, and most ably discussed, and some
scathing cross examinations. Tbs theory
Of the defense is that a negro shot Mrs
Donlon, and not the defendant.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

WOULD STEAL-A ColOred damsel
named Martha Smith, is under arrest OF
the charge Of stealing 3 lot Of clothing
from her employer, who resides on Madi
son street.
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FOIR 4
non RENT-

= GROCERY STORE, at the intersection OF
p,nrer and Alabama streets number one
TTIUire on ne premises, 500 Alabama street
nov2l Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

La French Rsmedies-Have
saved thousands all over Europe, hav-
ing been for many years the first assist-
ant at Professor La Mirandes' Private
Hospital in Paris, and having been in
ducec 10 establish a branch In this
country, 1 am now prepared TO furnish his
celebrated remedies for Consumption, Rhsu-
matism, scrofula etc; also, the genuine i'm
ported Vitena- Health's Grand ReStOrsr-
the only certain cure for a constitution
shattered by the excuses aud abuses Of
youth. Do not be tempered with by mex
periencsd physicians. Address your COM
municatiOns to Or. G. ", Fernier, 2S5 West
ATTN St., New YORK. Advice gratis, but if
you give us the full history Of your case,
the consultation fee OF three dollars should
be enclosed. Ladies may address us in full
confidence. no7
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Two large and splendid Halls az 40 - Sc
onG straeT in adams BlOck, suita1lei Tor literary
assocIatfouS. balls, private parties c-uos, lgC
Torzs- fsirs. &c. NEl be rented T~easnnalty
INQUIRE Of II HILL main street, meoe.sI
y sell
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The elegant new building Mo- Howard
ow. three stories high. with good cellar.
A,,Iv "A n. L. MEACHAM,
n-,a,r No. g Union street.
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Look at our new prices Of Fancy Dress
Goods, Knit Goods, Shawls, Cloaks,
Hosiery, Rslmorsls; they are all greatly
reduced, at Rice, Silk & Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

The Ladies' are invited to call and ex-
anime our stock. Lindsuer, Arnold d
Co., 81 Main street. novl3 I'm
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ST JOINS Methodist Episcopal Church
services in the Criminal Court room,
| Greeulaw building. Preaching to-mor-
row zt eleven O'Clock q M, by the pastor,
Rev. +. A. Mason. Sabbath school st
three p m. The public are respectfully
invited.
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KNABE PIANOSi
KNABE PIANOS
I
~
MIN WTTF

u,sEsE gnrtvsnd Instruments are lully war
-auted Tor seven yeNr, and are iof sale NJ
40. 315 MAIN ST.. paekson Block ,
Memphis. Tennsssss,
By LBoPoLDGoEPEB
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A centrally located business house on From
Row. Possession given Immediately.
e.F Nv. PAGE JR-
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Be SIRE Before You LasuTe.-If it be
the object OF the insured TO get the
largest amount possible fer a given sum,
we give an'eXample: A man % years old
can obtain $1,000 insurance for S5S Is,
+" in toto,n no note being required or loan
made. A man 25 years Of age insuring
on the ten year participating plan for
I 5000, allowing the dividends to increase,
the policy would have a policy amount
ing TO over 5000 at the expiration Of the
ten years, at an expense Of 1909 IS per
annum. Example Of a note company in
contrast, which takes at same age
1928 50 in toto, SIG ~ note, Sl23 IS
cash, first year, $50 80 second, Sl3S
third, S145 OF fourth, l52 % fifth, max
ling for first five years 500, last five
years S760 10, in toto SLIGO 10, and the
policy then, the notes being deducted
NwoCld be less than S~3S00-whereas
S2997 50 in the Travellers, at the same
atime and age, give $500. You can cal
tculate for yourselves, fellOw-citizens.
These calculations are made upon the
most liberal constructions. Call and
Examine our rates and tables, at Is Mad
Cison street.
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MEACHAM & TREADWELL
Wholesale and Retail Gro
GERS, Cotton Factors, Com
NILSSON Merchants and
Dealers jn PLGntG-
tom Supplies,
No a "WnN STREET.
No. . UNION STREET.
Memphis Tennessee

Memphis Tennessee
THANKFUL for the very liberal patronage
heretofOrs extended 10 them, they hope bv
unrernittimg attention 70 business 10 Sill merit
= continuance OF public favor.
Their facilities for storing and selling Cotton
are unsurpassed by any house IN the city. A
~commodl0us BnCk shed attached % their store
house gives them Immediate and constant
oversight OF all Cotton in store. All Cotton
consigned 70 us viii be Insured, uHless instruc-
lions 10 the contrary.
Bagging. Rope and Iron Ties furnished at
lowest market prices. ssl3 8msaz2
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Price Gents Resdy.aade Clothing at
J. II. LOWenStein a. Bros; No, 231 Main
street. They are closing out,
novl9 lw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

DTy Goods cheap, cheaper, cheapest
az LindaueT, Arnold & Co.'s. DOl3 I'm
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DISHONEST DRAYMAN.-C0mplaint
was made at the Office Of the First Dis
trict. Yesterday, that the driver Of dray
No 1865 failed 70 deliver q load Of gro
ceries al 80 Adams street. The police
are on the lookout for the dishonest
carter. snd it IS hoped that he will speed
.Iy be brought 10 Justice.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

Paid Li1Seys, Jeans, Gray Blankets,
White Blankets, Elannels, all colors.
Scents underwear reduced twenty five
tper cent from last months prices, at Rice,
Silk d Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

TRIED AND SENT UP.-A man, named
/ Edward TOole, was arrested on Thurs
day night charged with assaulting A.
I BOYD at the meat and ice house Of Mr..
I Mike Pyne, on the levee, at the foot Of
( Jefferson street. II appears that TOole
/ went snbo the house and assaulted a sick
I man. when Boyd gut him out. An alter
cation ens1ed, when officer Morgan
| Leahy coming up PQole wa arrested
and taken TO the Adams street station
house for the night. Yesterday morning
be was fined twenty-five dollars by the
| clerical commissioner. A warrant was
tsWOrn out before Justice Miller, who,
l after 3 careful examination, bound the
accused Oger to keep the peace in one
thousand dollar bonds. Subsequently Mr..
1 Boyd was arrested by the police on COM
plalnt Of Toole and required to put up q
! forfeit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

Price Blankets. Elanaels and BONES.
ties at J. II. LGEehsJeiH & Bros, Clay
LHGildiBg, lhey arc quilting business.
nOyI9 lW
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RETURNED.-Fern Penn, ESQ., has re-
turned from an agreeable jaunt IN the
country, and is ready again 10 serve his
friends a. United States COMMISSIONED
Of Deeds for all the States, and forward
those who desire it on the road 70 the
haven Of bankruptcy.
W. NJ. Harrington, ESD, and bride
have reformed from their European tour
and viii be welcomed home by their nu-
merous friends, who must feel ready TO
bestow the warm congratulations that
we're denied them by the early matrimo'
: NAL excursion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

The Public is now aware that Rice,
Silk q Co.'s closing Dry Goods sale is no
deception. The inducements offered are
-such as will convince any one that the
stock will be closed out as soon as posi-
ssble.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

NOE the sale OF Cotton, Flour, Whisky, Corn ,
IL Tobacco, and all Ink of Western Producer,
Having an Internal Revenue Bonded Ware
house, we are prepared to handle Whisky 3"
and " Manufactures Tobacco P" in bond, thus
Offering superior Inducements to shippers OF
LI-heraiadYances on an consiRnments.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

rbe residence OF Dr. WIN. V. TAYLOR -
on Poplar street extended, just beyond ehy
limits, and within one hundred yarus 81 ai3
80 r1sIa-av. Inc house contains ten rooms
with Out-houses. two large clsterus, ana ~
Otaer necessary convenience togeiher Wiz
Iv8rea Acres or Ian attached comprising Hc1
garden spot. orchard etc.
VIII be rented either for one year OF lelsso
70 a good tenant for a term OF years.
For terms, etc. apply 10
Attorney-at-Law over Commercial Bank
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

Price ladies' and Genls' H~em-sfitch
4an0kerehleIs at J. II. %LOWensteln a
Bros, No. 2Sf Main street. They are
sacrificing them 10 cIGze b. tie tst Of
January. nOvl9 lw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

CouoRFp BoUNTIEs.-Those OF the 6lst
Colored Infantry, who are entitled to
bouuties, can learn something IN regard
n the matter by calling on Lieut.. Col.
Palmer, Sub Assistant e the Freedmeu's
Bureau. S. be has received the bounty
snd back pay certificates for two hun
dred and ten members Of that corps.
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great Clearing Sale at Lindauer, Ar.
mold 81 Co.'s, 81 Main street.
novI3 Inn
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Nof5cs to Tar P0yers.

NY order or Boald OF County G3mmtsasneEs
u I wall proceed - lsP EERsoNET PROP.
FItTY In shelby comfy whose takes shaA e
MAN due aud nnpasd after We SJs4 Ia ~ ~
Tax C~olIeeioT Shcipy county rem
Ledger. Post and German papa copy on
week 49,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

Price CalicOes and Dress Goods at j. II.
Los eustein & BrOs.', Clay Building.
They are sacrificing them, TO close By
the LIST Of January novl9 1w
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FOR SALE.
Pour Kindred Acres Of fine Land,

Only ~tt- acres cleared. balance heavily
rvFhar d. most oft aUarc Overflow a-l,~
- a1 Iooss Ha-chie rver, three miles north
Of Eale gl.
V--mso I'd uur-h8rc are vc~r tevorshl.
sr,-v Ia FA Is HIEEJ#,
Raleigh. Tenn,
Ortiz l.. %. RIVE. Attorney % I1Ns Areas
r-.rrr~ s.-.r.s T.ua nos I'm
70 r. SAL e.
\ rs5d --sco0d-haad ErGGY aud HARNESS
UirLie u-aI# gaH aa-13 eg-lg- App y 10 lay
ior. Gsy A. E1UauI, a54 Fr4ut hreab~1r
..NLl VS. h.I.E ~. Mnur1e kLTeeL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

Steiner Bros. g. Baum are deter
mined to give up Business by the LIST
OF January, and therefore, offor
their entire Wholesale and Retail
stock of Clothing, Hats and Gents
Furnishing Goods, at less than rev
York cost. This being no Humbug,
the Public Will do well to call on
them and secure Bargains. Remem-
Der the place.
STEINER BROS. a. BAUM,
ass Main, Cor. Madison st.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

S Rice, STIR & Co. have reduced prices
lOf Prints, Brown and Bleached Muslins,
Isheetings, to ALMOST anu.War figures.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

MORE Room THIEvEs.-The rooms OF
Mr.. c. Stout, No. 227 Second street, was
entered at ar early hour yesterday morn
ing, and 8 fine shot gun valued at sixty
dollars stolen. Arewsrd OF twenty dol
lars has been offered for the recovery Of
the property, but as yet no trace has been
frnnd of the thieves or their booty.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

Fresh mince pies and delicious oyster
patties every day at Berton's CONNECTION
ery, corner Of Fourth and Poplar streets.
noVl6 w
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az
uovl62w
nor RENT

Nv residence on Thornton avenue, between
old Market and Alabama streets, where j now
raside- 3 acre OF land. house eleven rooms,
stable ete AL the convenience OF a coaElFy
home al the same time ronvea mt to The bus
ines part OF the city. FosstNlon gwen tue
6rst OF December or sooner II DESIRED
/. d. WAEGFNFE.
lie. 2q4 Main street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

We arc selling GOODS AZ panic prices.
Call early. Lindauer Arnold d Co, 81
Main street. nOvl3 I'm
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Price Men and BOSS Boots and Shoes,
at J, d. h8WeRstein a. Bros, 231 Main
street. they are quitting business.
novIQ Tm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

Read the New Advertisement Of
Rice, SIX & Co. Their prices have
been again reduced Ia accordance
with the latest declines and they
mean to offer such Inducements as
will guarantee an early sale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

Read the advertisement Of Lindauer,
Arnold & Co., 81 Main street, corner
Monroe. nevis I'm
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SHOOTING on BEAL STREET-About
half past six o'clock last evening a shoot
log sfair took place on Beal street,
during WHICH q negro man named
Thomas sh0t a col0fed sister i'm the ankle.
He gave the police a lively chase, but
succeeded IN escaping. Jealousy was the
immediate cause Of the trouble.
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ROBERT A. MOON,
Co t to N r a @ { Or
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 276 Front Street,
MEMPHIS, TEL

MEMRHISs Ten N
IBERAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a. Whole
I sale Prices. Comm ~ on Tor selling Cotton,
One Dollar DER Bale. nos
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

Price Ladies', Kisses aud ChlldreD's
Shoes at J.. n. LOKensIeln d Bros, CiaJ
Building They are closing cat.
pov1Q Luz
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

Price Dry so0ds 1t !. u. %GOWensteiB 4
BrOs.', 40. 2}1 BaiR street. Ihey are
selling out, nOVl9 lW
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR 81. LOUIS.

FOR ST. LOUIS.
For Cairo and st. Louis.
CORN .--.--4--.....Y Yates master
This splendid steamer Will leave a.
as above on. ~
SATURDAY, 2Sd inst, At pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD& CO., Agents,
Corner Main and Madison streets. or
noy22 % WharfDOat, foot Monroe street.
Memphis and 81 Louis Packet Company.
For Cairo aud 81. Louis.
NED TRACEY -.-.-..- mater
This splendid passenger packet Il
leaves on ~
TGIs DAY, 90 inst, at y m.
no28i 1t FLEM CALVERT, Sup'L
Memphis and 81. Louis Packet Company.
For Csfro and 81. Louis.
iii maabcl
This elegant passenger steamer -
viii leave
THIS DAY, ga inst, at 5 pm.
uOv28It FLEM. CALVERT. Fupst.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-LOtts's
benefit last night tested the house to iu'
utmost capacity. Not q seat, not a foot
Of standing was without a tenant
and many eontented themselves with
sight Of the brilliant audience from toe
entrances. OF course Little Nell" and
"The M~archioness" received universal
praise and plaudits. At the matinee to
dav Lolita closes her engagement in the
characters Of Capt. Charlotte and
Nan, the Good for Nothing" This
entertainment ia given to afford those
who have not been able to be from home
OF evenings an opportunity to see and
hear the fairy-like Lolita, whose banjo,
songs and dance are beyond description.
In the evening the play Of Married Life
and the Paris Exposition will be per
formed by the stock company. On Mon
DAY evening Miss Fanny b. Price will
make her first appearance before a Mem
phis audience. She is a sterling young
actress, and we trust she will meet with
the enthusiastic reception her high at
t2inmeDts in her profession deserve,
GREENLAW OPERA HOUSE -NOtwith'
standing the very short notice, and the
attractions elsewhere, there was a much
larger audience than was, or could have
been, anticipated, and was more than
remunerative in numbers to the enter
pFisibg and energetic manager, Mr.. Dsa-
gle, who has succeeded in relieving him
self for the present from the injunction
and attachment, and again presents his
enchanting piece, with its magnificent
scenery, superb dresses, splendid ballet,
and unrivaled dauseuses, for the admira-
ton Of the public. During the brief va
cation many improvements were made,
which were visible last evening, The
performers seemed to be inspired with
new life, and We'd with each other in
imparting the utmost interest 10 the va
risus scenes Of the brilliant drama. The
tableaux have never been equaled here,
and in every respect the spectacle is of
unprecedented spleudOr so far as has ever
been witnessed in this city. This most
attractive entertainment will be con-
tinued each night until further notice, or
until further efforts are made to restrain
its representatiOR-if they should sue
coed.
THE VARIETIEs.-This place of amuse-
ment was well attended last night. The
singing of Madame Wray and daughter,
and TODey Lun, was heartily enc0red.
The dancing Of Miss Fannie Williams,
Miss Carrie Cornell and Miss Sallie Ed
ridge, was repeatedly eneored.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-23

4 Very Comfortable Residence aBd Lot
on Town Reserve street will be sold at
auction this morning at eleven O'clock,
by Col. MOnsaTrst, a]uctiOneer.
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white Blankets, Flannels, all colors.
Scents underwear reduced twenty five
tper cent from last months prices, at Rice,
Silk d Co.
Price Blankets. Elannels and BONES.
ties 81 J. II. LGWeHsJeiH & Bros, Clay
LHGildiBg, lhey arc quilting business.
novl9 lw
Look at our new prices Of Fancy Dress
Goods, Knit Goods, Shawls, Cloaks,
/ Hosiery, Ralmorsls; they are all greatly
reduced, at Rice, Silk & Co.
The Ladies' are invited to call and ex-
anime our stock. Lindsuer, Arnold d
Co, 81 Main street. novl3 I'm
Price Gents Ready, Made Clothing at
J. II. LOWenstein a. Bros; No, 231 Main
street. They are closing out.
nOvl9 lw
Price ladies' and Gems Hem-sftch
4an0kerchleIs ~ J. II. ~LOWenAteln d
BrOs.', No. 29f Main sEreeJ. They are
sacrificing them 70 clGse By tie tst Of
January. novl9 lw
Price CalicOes and Dress Goods at j. IL.
Los eustein & BrOs.', Clay Building.
They are sacrificing them, TO close By
the 1st Of January novl9 lw
Fresh mince pies aud delicious oyster
Z patties every day at BertOn's CONNECTION
cry, SoTner Of Fourth and Poplar streets.
movie w
Price Men and BOSS Boots and Shoes,
% J, d. t8WeRstein d Bros, 25l Main
street. They are quitting business.
novl9 Ivy
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29
The Radical e'rUsc rlpllom OF
WWrk'mgMcn.

Inc uAu'oru Itmes putsl shes auiiavi's
Of the W kin ,,n-n Ht 4 Portland qn.rries.
me eighty w.,e refused further -mp'oy>
men, b, the Radical own,is If The qrarries
for the sole reason that they voI.'l The Dcm-
ocrat'c tcku. They were al N de to un>
1crstand, h,fne tho election thu, IL they
expected To con inue a, work they mus, vote
thu u,Sley ucxot. rais open course Of Cos
ercis, was practice MT less openiy n, the
election year sgo, and with more success
tina. At this 81 elton. The wo'k'ngmen or
Qlas d. this ear. TO protcc. h,ms,lves.
Tns-e facts tell the story. even had not
Mr.. Rsssc himself. made the Case AN open
aud p an one by h statements heretoiore,
thW s.os, aha voted against the Radical
parry should bs psO-criLsA.
The ID Ism scsAlic State COm@itte Of Con.
meet cut ~aa la s~s. low 10 devise mssn. for
sas pso,ec.lsa VI the wsskinsmsn. Albany
Argus
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

Llouo1 DRixKlxo IN BosfOx.-A we'll
knoA n retailiquor dealer down tosn. who.e
cay sanctcm - csOwded vi sbout ~ A. N
by so'' mn snd!pi, u. neg, liant. vel ,shy
".v".'u- and dap clerks. has hit upon an
Ingenious device tor evadirg the rigors of
the la~. lie has converted hia establish
mrrt into luh. and by the pay snent of
mail sum for tickets. and eiguing their
nc TO carefully worded document, his
Customers ddtply become mt owners u
hi. sock in trade, snd are C nsequently en-.
led I" drink their proportion Of cobbler..
l'ilsPs. &c. ~ that those wno seally ",hir-;
for the spirit" can imbibe al iibituna o her
en- pri-ing dealers close their d ,urs 10 IN.
Outside pull c. but ,roside their pa'rons
with pssa keys AMI in shi. wav the Law il
sncressfMl'v avo'd.d.-Bostsn Corr. IF the
~ r Herald
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

Hartford 10 probably the richcst city u
ito siss ip the country. A Lat Of ever fous
su"dn d citizens l. published whe are taxed
Ga over go. 600 Of p.sp.ssv, end ~ " all
know the All. cunt for which rich mas il
taxed usually OILY sppsoxima,ss what he i.
resly wsrth. The hsavsst taxpayer IL
Jamss Goodwin. who 10 'sxsd on 1676, SOL.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1867-04-29

A FrSs ToxsS Or Rssrrc, s.;..
Thos. l.. Kis.bsll. ESQ.,. A.. s,.ns Co.,,
PAsssassr A<sss Of the P.nssylv.ni. Cen
'ral Rsil'ead. was male the recipien, Of /.
dvs hundred dollar Go,d wAtch-one Of N.
most saahssats end bsaasiful spec mems Of
time piecss-:heethsr svsaino, q the Briggs
House. Chicago. from his fsllew ssseciases
and railroad men. It va haodssns com.
plimsnt, end veil bestowed. We concur
VIII Nc. Chasdles. ~hs uads Tie psssea-
tation address. when he remarked that he
hoped the watch would run Thousand
years, and that be (Kimball) uisht live 70
carry il and tnat il would nsvse {. II him the
time Of IN unhappy moment.