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Homicide at Providence.

A telegram yesterday afternoon
stated that Benjamin w. Aldrich had
been killed by Joseph A. w. Camm
at the Hathaway House, on the Dou- o
glass turnpike, Providence, b. on
Thursday morning. The Providence
Bulletin gives the following account
of the tragedy: gsH a17al gsb.fa
"About eight O'Clock, Thursday
morning, Joseph A. W. Camm, son of
Capt. Camm Of Bristol, came to Col. 1
Walls office, at the State Prison, in
very extraordinary state of excite
ment, and on being asked as to the
purpose of his visit, said that he came
to seek protection as he was in danger
of his life. He had a revolver in his
hand which he very readily gave up,
together with his other effects. When
further interrogated, he said he had
come from the Hathaway House, on
the Douglass Pike, where he had
been staying for the past seven weeks
with Lizzie sAldrich, the wife of Benz.
W. Aldrich; that the latter came to
| the house with a number of men about
seven O'clock; that as Aldrich had
twice before threatened his life, he
Camm) ran up stairs barefooted, and
with Lizzie, secreted himself in the
attic under the caves; that Benjamin
Aldrich asked Lizzie if Camm was
there, and on being told that he was,
made threats Of seizing him that he
/ (Camm) thereupon drew his pistol
and fired, and thought that he had
hit Aldrich in the head; that he
(Camm) escaped by jumping out of
a window, and seeing a man after
him with a pistol, ran as fast as he
could, fell over wall, badly sprain-
ing his knee and bruising his breast;
that his injuries being such he could
not walk, he weGt to the house OF a
Mr. Angel, whose son brought him
to the prison in carriage. Camm
was placed in confinement to await
further developments. Six of the
seven barrels of his revolver had
been discharged. ..
! A short time aftcrward the brother
of Benjamin Aidrich stated to Col.
Flall that his brother died almost I'M
mediately after receiving the shot,
the baIl entering his head; that the
party that went to the Hathaway
House was a regular authorized po-
lice posse, headed by Officer William
Dean, who held warrants for the ar
rest OF Camm and of Lizzie Aldrich
for adultery. though they did not ex-
pect to find the man il the house at
the time.
/ Camm is about twenty-three years
of age, and has been in the cotton
brokerage business with his father in
Boston, which was his last regular
place of residence Since closing up
his business he has been leading a
very diSsipated life, and says that IL
quor and lewd women have been the
cause of his ruin. Boston Journal.
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The DANGER OF SoUEEzING.-An
exchange relates an incident of recent
occurrence which illustrates very
forcibly the danger to attempting to
squeeze the hand of a young lady,
particularly if there is a third person
near. A young lady who had several
admirers was at party the other
evening and fell in with two admiring
swains. While sitting in the back
part of the room, with both of her
lovers, each of her admirers conclud-
ed to slip his hand under the shawl,
and try what effect squeezing her
hand would have. He went for it
and succeeded. Great day! how
happy he was, He squeezed, and
she squeezed apparently He felt
glorious all over, and she evidently
glorious too. After. quite joyful
time spent in that way, the lady threw
back her shawl, and revealed to the
crowd standing near, the two youths
squeezing one another's hands most
loveingly. 1t don't do9eto say
squeeze" to either of them since.
szsssss..s --.s8lim 0s .hI9f4sag al vTggd
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"What would you be, dearest" said
Walter to his sweetheart, "if | was
to press the seal of love upon those
seallng-wax lips ?" "I should be
stationery" e.a E u5d5 to 4aO
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II believe that mine will be the
fate of Abel" said wife to her hus-
band one day. Why SOP? inquir-
ed the husband. Because Abel was
killed by a club, and your club will
kill me if you continue to 60 to it every
night" bssoasfb 8sstfmmo9. ed dsif;w
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Somebody says a baby laughing in
its dreams converses with angels
Perhaps-but we have seen them cry
in their waking hours as if they were
having spat with the devil. aoa ael
aro nazBt sa5w yed1 aslia tad .aaDg
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John Morrissey made $4,000 out
OF the recent McCool-Jones prize
fight. ias c agoa
10 5Lg0ug 5II .na6 ou iii f9sls
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GRANDEY a. SKINNER.

GENERAL HARDWARE DEALERS
BARTON LANDING, VERMONT,
Agents for NAILS, PLows, STOVES, &C.. at Whole
sale and Retail 81
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COOKING STOVES.

tI oHsoe aulI larltan' Stewart, Soap Stone, Parlor
6nr 1'iiNi' anu anu olher Stoves, always on hand
cpn,i @ iocA II much the ,rgest TO be found in th,
NIX isiyarct GAN undersel all competitors in
"i Hade' See if we can't
newport, Jan. 70, 1867. NoH ~ ~
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PRODUCE CO OMMISSIO N MERCHANTS
For the sale of Butter, Cheese, Lard, Tallow
Eggs, Beans, Peas, Flour, Grain, Hops, Wool,
Poultry, Game, Venison, Green and Dried
Fruits, Cotton, Tobacco and all kinds of
Country Produce.
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LANE. ADAMS a. CO..

GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
and wholesale dealers in
FLOUR, BUTTER, CHEESE, EGGs, BEANS AND
ALL KINDS OF COUNTRY PRODUCE.
Liberal Cash AdUances made on Consignnae,sts.
SO Main Street, Springfield, Mass.
II. b. LANE. o. d. ADAMS. o. II. SMITH
REFERENCES: Ballou & Hibbard, Boston, Crook,
Palmer & Co., Albany, Henry Lansing AL
III bany, Agawam National Bank, Springfield.
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332 wAsH1NeroN ST., NEW YORK

ooZ WASHINGTON ST., NEW YORK.
-, Also Agents for the Great United States TEA
WAREHOUSE " All orders promptly attended to
references NORTH River Rank n Y Citv: Da-
Yld Muir, 2 Broadway, n. v RalIard < BRO
richmond, Va; d. G, McCotter, l4l Broad
way, N.Y. Smith Maynard. Is Courtland
st., n. Y. L. simson, 1856 Washington St.,
n. T.; j. l. Whitehouse,2 25 Courtland st., N,
Y; ID. =. HaYens SOuthampton IVY -
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NICE TABLE POTATOES and CORN,
~ For sale by
Hall d Joslyn.
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COFFINS AND CAsKFTs

A N excellent assortment of CofIins and Cas
n kets always kept ON hand and furnished 70
order with appropriate trimmings, and at short
notice by
Il. B. TRUE & co.
Newport, Jan. 25, 1867.
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AGENT FOR REYNOLDS IMPROVED TUR-
BINE WATER WHEEL.
SUTTON, VERMONT.
1t requires the least water for the amount of
power given Of any wheel in use. Come and
see it, 25tf
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A. vi. RUGGLES. NJ n
I'll. p, BALLARD a. Co

H o NJ G o P A HIS
25 BARTON, VERMONT.
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T.. IL. TRUE Il co.,

FUR Nj T U R Z D Z a L E r S.
NEWPORT, VERMONT.
A good supply of Stoves, Crockery, Tin and
Hollow Ware always on hand. Also Carpets.
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j. X. HALL.

DRUG GIST AND BOOKSELLER
NEWPORT, VERMONT.
Also Dealer in Artist Materials, Gold and Sill
yer Leaf Fancy Goods. Papers and Magazines
furnished at publishers rates. Store No. Co
burn Block.
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Nj. HURRARD.
J. Il. DWINELL,
FURNITURE DEALER AND REPAIRER

GLOVER, VERMONT.
Best of Furniture always kept. Sofas, Loun-
ges, Curtain Fixtures, Bureaus, Bedsteads Mir
ors, Picture Frames, Stuffed, Cane and Wood
seat Chairs, Tables, Cribs, Cabs, Casinos SprinE
Mattresses. Also Coffins, Caskets Furniture re
paired. A good assortment of wool, oil anC
hemp carpets, room paper, oak chamber setts, &c
Furniture repaired and made as good as new.
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VI. t.. SARGENT,
MANUFACTURER OF BOOTS AND SHOES,
NEWPORT, VERMONT.
lie makes the best article of boots and shoes in
he county. Best material used and first class
Wurkmen emplOyed.-5Ott
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WIN. PITCHER.

HORSE TRAINE
WEST ALBANY, VERMONT,
Will receive horses and colts at his stable in
West Albany, and every attention will be given
them. He has had a lifelong experience in
training horses for the turf saddle, and harness,
and all who entrust their horses and colts with
him can rest assured that he will give them his
earnest care and ittentiOu.-4jtf
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-18

New YORK, April lT.-Cotton dull and
less firm sales Of 1900 bales uplands al
271c. Flour is a shade firmer superfne,
$40 Isl trade brands, Sl3 40@l4 IS.
Whisky is unchanged. Wheat is firm
III, . spring, 81 so. Rye is steady at
81 4I11l 40. Corn is firm at 81 80. Oats
dull, 1l@73c. Mess pork, SD 80. Bacon
is dull. Lard dull, I229l3c. Cheese is
quoted at 13@I9c. Money easy; call
loans 5@7, chiefly soc; gold is frmer,
closing at 1885,.
NEW ORLEANS, April I7.-Sales of $500
bales cotton at unsettled rates; low
middlings, 251G926c; receipts, 1877 bales ;
exports, 1862 bales. Sugar and molasses
unchanged, nothing doing. Flour quiet,
firm ami unchanged. Oats duh. Bacon
dull and lower shoulders, 97c; rib sides,
ls9Il 3c clear sides, l3Gl3ic. Pork
dali and uDsettled-nO sales. Lard
steady with q fair demand, l840l4c.
Whisky only retail business, s. l06
, 30 for western. Gold, 358. Sterling.
4@474. New York sight, 5c premium.
LOUISVILLE, April l7.-Sales of 24l
hhds. tobacco at full rates, s. SOAPS:
choice leaf S67. Flour lower super6ne
75@10 IS; high grades frmer. Wheat
nominal. Corn, shelled and sacked, 97A
81 U3. Oats IN bulk 7S(GS0c. Pork
Bulk shoulders SIC packed clear
sides l23c. Lard, in t~ierces, l23c. Raw
whisky 81 % free.
ST. LOUIS, April 17.-Tabacco active
and unchanged. Cotton duh middling,
2i5c. Flour quiet and unchanged
Wheat heavy for all grades below choice,
bat prices are unchanged. Corn firm
and unchanged. Bacon lower; shoul-
ieTs, Sc; clear sides, l2@12sc. Lard
lrm steam, he; choice kettle, I24c.
Whisky nominal.
CINCINNATI, April l7.-Flour is IN
hanged trade brands S13@l6 fancy
Wheat scarce; No. 3 spring
= 72@2 IS; receipts very small. Corn
&c in bulk, and S56S7c sacked. Oats
teady at Soc in bulk. Rye quiet, 81 SIS
zoe in bond. Pork duh at SD 25
~ SO. Bulk meats dull city cured
ides Zoe packed. Bacon unusually IN
hanged; clear sides 12c. Lard lac for
ity. Cheese l64@1Tc.
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FOREIGN.

LONDON, April Il, 2p.m.-Consols, 81
ErIe, 81; Illinois Central, 70! five
twenty's, 713.
LIVERPOOL, April Il, p.m.-The cot
ton market closes extremely heavy, will
a downward tendency, prices declined
fully Id; the sales did not exceed 6OOC
bales uplands, 1Isd; Orleans, 112@12d
The Manchester market for goods and
yarns is very dull and depressed.
BERLIN, April 1.-THE national con.
stituSSn so long under debate has been
adopted. The Polish members protested
against the action Of the parliament,
and upon the result being made known,
unanimously resigned.
LONDON, April Il, noon.-Consols, 81
5-20s, rs; Illinois Central, 76} ex-divi-
dends Erie, 373. Corn, AS.
LIVERPOOL, April II, noon.-Cotton
tends downward. White California
wheat, las 81; No. l red, ISs Sd. Corn,
43s Sd. Barley, Is 1Od. Oats, IS i'd.
Provisions and produce generally quiet.
LONDON, II, pms Dos unchanged.
Illinois Central, 76l; Erie, SO.
LIVERPOOL, Il, pm Cotton very
heavy, and declined 3D.. Other markets
unchanged.
LIVERPOOL. April 17-p.m.-Bread-
stufs are quiet and unchanged. Provis-
ions are unchanged, except bacon-de-
clined to S9s. Refined petroleum de-
elined to Is. 4d. per gallon.
FRANKFORT, April l7-p.m.-United
States bonds, 76s.
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JOHN 5. c. HOGAN q 90.
FOR GOVERNOR.



LOYALTY to the Union Of the STATES:
FIDELITY to the Constitution in its true
extent and meaning Obedience to and
maintenance of all laws, State and Ma
tional, constitutionally enacted.
RESISTANCE to Tyranny, U~surpstion
and Oppression, Of one man or many
and to all encroachments upon the rights
Of freemen or Of States, or upon the just
and Constitutional prerogstives Of any
Department OF the State or National
Governments.
RESTORATION of disfranehised citizens
to sIl rights and privileges Of which they
have been disseized.
PERPETUAL ASSURANCE to the colOred
race Of all the rights of freemen.
No REPUTATION by State or Nation
Of any honest debt.
No ESTABLISHMENT Of Military Des-
potisms, no e%nthroning OF martial law,
no suspension o. the writ OF Habeas
Corpus, no Staying Of citizens by Mill
tary Commissions, no Iettres de cachet,
in time Of peace.
STRICT sUBORDINATION Of the Military
to the Civil Power.
No STANDING ARMIES Of States in time
Of peace.
APPROVAL Of the efforts Of the Presi-
lent to prevent the snnihilstion Of civil
liberty by the revolutionizing Of the
Government, and to restore the Union Of
the States; and Of all that be has lone
to defend the Constitution and to main
tain the rightful supremacy OF the civil
law and charity and allowance for
what he has left undoue or done amiss.
We cordially accept the nomination
Of EMERSON ETHERIDGE for Governor.
We sincerely believe that it is, upon the
whole, the best that could have been
made. Whatever his former opinions
and actions, Mr.. ETHERDGE deserves
immortal honour for his defiance of
tyranny, his bold assertion of the right
OF free speech, and his brave refusal to
submit to military usurpatiOn. OF his
~elOquence and intellect there can be but
N opinion. He is well worthy Of the
Office Of Governor OF Tennessee.
We do not cavil at the resolutions of
the Conservative Convention but not
meaning to be misunderstood, We place
our platform at the head Of this
column. Mr.. ETHERIDGE stands on
enough Of it TO make him acceptable to
US and in what respects we differ, each
exercises the right Of private judgment.
We belong to no party, except so far as
its principles commend themselves to
our reason but we do not refuse to act
with that one on whose success tue res
cuing Of the country from the bottom
less pit Of ruin depends, because We do
not, in some particulars, think its course
Of action right or wise.
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FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, April 1.-THE senate
has confirmed the nomination of consul
G. H. Mortimore, Of Colorado at Maza-
rillo, Jas. S. Phelps, OF Missouri, Jas. c.
Robertson, and Frank. WOIfred, of Ken
tucky, as commissioner under the act to
reimburse Indiana for money expended
for the United States and other pur-
poses.
The secretary of the treasury has re-
eeived information that the First ma
tionaI bank Of Selma, Ala, the govern
ment depository there, was robbed on
Monday night Of 100000.
The senate has confirmed Thomas
Severds, Geo. H. Crossmsn, David H.
Vintner and L. II. Rousseau as major
generals by brevet.
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Samuel J. B Carter, a colored teacher
has been appointed register of voters Il
jackson county, under the military 70
construction bill, at the request OF sew.
eral prominent citizens Of Stevenson.
The regular term Of the Unitod
States circuit court opened in Mobile On
Monday last, Judge Busted presidjng
The newly appointed marshal for fbo
southern district Of the state annasraS
and was qualified Judge WAYNE. of ~
United States supreme court, is assioned
TO Alabama and three other states bV
allotment; bat the Register beiiavcs
that, owing to his great age, be viii nj
again preside in any circuit court.
Speaking Of Pollard, the editor az n
Southern Opinion, the Mobile U.i5,1ae
acknowledges no sympathy for the man
first, because he is guilty of the snoh'
bishness Of signing his name ri Rivas
instead Of H. X. and secondly. beeanss
be adopts the villsiDous yankee nra@tiee
Of putting poetry ia the same eategorg
stolen ours and lost UMBRELLAS.
rewards for 1t.
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FROM ILADELPHI

PHILADELPHIA, April 1.-THE Penn
sylvania representatives and Senator
Cameron have agreed to the confirma-
ton of Col. Joseph L. Coke, as collector
Of this port.
The colored associations which did not
parade yesterday are out to-day, making
quite a display.
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FROM NEW

NEW ORLEANS, April E.-Informa-
ton has been received hat the Agnes
and Waterloo levees were in imminent
danger aud hat labor could not be OBJ
tanned owing to the want Of money.
Much suffering in oyerfiowed districts
Of West Louisiana is reported.
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TIE war party is said TO be again in
the ascendaney at ConstantinopIe, and
the government Of the sultan, accord
ingly, threatens TO declare war against
Greece. 1t is difficult TO say whether
q preservation Of peace or a declaration
Of war would hasten more the dissolu-
lion Of the Turkish empire. In either
case, a crisis is approaching.
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To CoRREsPosDENTs.

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mupieations. Whatever is intended fer In
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An usine letters Tor this Office should be ad'
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We cannot, as a rule, undertake TO return aril
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LOUISVILLE, April 1.-THE river is
sttll rising with nine feet seven inches
in the canal.
The tOwboats Ajax and Boaz went
over the falls to-day with heavy tows OF
coal.
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New Jersey has refused to allow col
ored men to vote. A motion to strike
from the constitution of the state tn
word White failed in its house recently
by s vote Of twenty to thirty-ive. The
weight Of thirteen republican votes was
given TO the democratic side of the ques-
ton. -
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10 rnE pATRoNs OF RE APPEAL.

TO THE PATRONS OF HI APPEAL
In consequence Of judicial proceedings, had in
respect to the interests Of different parties in
the APPEAL, the paper, the printing estsb-
Iishment and the good viii ofthe paper have
been sold. and the undersigned havo become
the purchasers.
Every possible exertion VIII be made 10 render
the APPEAL more acceptable to its readers,
and more desirable as a medium Of adver.
tiEing. Much more space win be devoted %
reading ms<ser, and a special column be ap-
propriated weekly to Masonic information.
The undersigned hope. by close attention TO the
Affairs OF the paper and Office, 20 give 81
claims equal to those OF any other Journal oi
the city 10 the support and confidence Of thu
community.
JOHN 4. G.. HOGAN & &C.
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Co0R-At Lacon, il, on The 8lst Of March,
1867, OF a eunshot wound received lie August
last, Capt. Nj. X. COOK, formerly or the staff oil
Seu. Hurlburt
irapL COOK was we'll known in this city as an
emcient and brave officer, and wssin the prime
OF life. He leaves q wife and many friends
VINO mourn his earls demise.
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MARRIED.

BUCKHAM-HUST-At the residence Of the
brides pare-ts on the afternoon OF the I7th.
BY the Rev. r. D. WitEerspOon, Mr.. JOHN r.
phis
kOSs-RoSE-At the residence Of James
Rose, ESD, on the morning OF the Ith inst by
Rev. Dr. tOol, HIGH IT. Ross, ESQ.,. 10 Miss
kosE, al OF this city.
Leaf by leaf the Hoses lall.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

AMERoN-The funeral Of sar deceased
Brother, MARTIN CAAERos, viii take place To-
Day, al 2 O'Clock pm, fran Monroe Ware
house, No. l26 Court street
The members OF 81. Andrews Society are re-
TO be present at the time specified.
JOHN AIEsLIE, President.
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The California papers are discussing
the comparative hight Of the mo9ntains
in the west, and claim Mount Whitney,
in California, as the highest in the eoun-
try, al an altitude Of $1,000 feet. They
cut down Mount Hood to 1900 and
Mount st. Elias to 1900.
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Railroad Advertising Frames.

w RAILROAD TLNE-TABLE ADVERTiS.
ING FRAME IS the most complete system OF
advertising, Tor The amount of money invest. Il
ever Offered to 1.-THE public. These frames will
De used by the SuDeTintendents OF all the roads
leading into Memphis including the MiSsfesjupj
Central, and posted in the H6teis and PRINCIPAL
stations in Thirty-twO Towns-aI in mo
bounds OF trade to Memphis. Single cards. so
per year. Parties wishing ID advertise in our
Frames may leave their cards at the counIfng-
rooms OF the Appeal, Avalanche, Bulletin.
Bedgfr I, and Mr. Petit at the Post, and we viii
wait on them at their stores. For past fayors
We shall ever remain yours,
w. NJ HUTTON.
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ROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, April I7.-Washington
specials say that a motion will be made
in the supreme court tomorrow to bring
up the Georgia bill Immediately by
waving the sixty days rule of the court
in relation to subp@nas.
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Briggs & Norton,
sos Front Street,
OFFER TO TIE A
AT THE

Lowest Cash Figures,
100 bags Fair to Prime Rio Coffee.
IS hhds. New Orleans Sugar.
so bbIs. New Orleans Molasses.
SO half bbls. New Orleans Molesses.
100 kegs New Orleans Molasses.
200 kegs Lard.
$50 kegs Nails.
% casks Bulk Meat.
$50 bbls. Mess Pork.
so bb's. Mes Beef.
SOD bbls. Flour.
500 bbls. Meal.
api2iw
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pEUs MEnMnuE LIS

All Knights Rose Croix in Memphiso or within
ne prescribed distance are ummoned.u pon
Tue ceremony mentioned in the foregoing no.
ice ana TO be present at the Great Feast Of
the order, at the Workman House. Al = p NJ ~
The 18th Instant. II any Knight he in naa9 ~
will nevertheless attend "e
ALBERT PIKE, 3sd
10th April, 1867. AMI =;
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-HoH Isaac Newton, commissioner Of
agriculture, has appointed Theodore c.
Peters, Of Maryland, late president of the
New York agricultural society, an agent
to aid in the distribution Of seeds in the
south, to perfect the list Of southern sta.
tistical correspondents, and to cooperate
in the reorganization and Improvement
Of southern agriculture.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-04-18
70 Shippers of Cotton-

HAVING completed arrangements with NV
Al correspondents IN New Orleans, New York
pared 10 make liberal cash advsnoas on den-
OF Cotton to them. To the adyan-
tages afforded by my New o. leans connection
1 would invite especial attention.
n. C0RONNA.
S0nmiss on Merchant aud Cotton Factor.
apis I'm Memn5ds Tsn,