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very power that moves the world. A
power higher than the throne OF aris-
tocracy has enobIed labor, and he who
would disparage it must set himself
above the Divine principle, /" In the
sweat ofthy face shalt thou eat bread"
A trade is q "friend in need : it is
dependendence and wealth--a rich le-
gacy which the poorest father may
give his son, and which the richest
should regard as more valuable than
gold.
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no nTe Rlack.

Dissolve / ponnd extract of log
wood in s gallons of water, boiling IL
for few minutes in an iron pot, add
a tablespoonful of copperas, one OF,
of fvitrol in gallons soft water: put
ting the articles to be colored first in
the vitrol, then boil them two hours
in the logwoOd, stirring them often !;
then dip them in strong lather Of
homemade soap suds, to set the color.
Sweet skinned milk is very good.
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POB e R z .
Deaths Shadow O'er our Home

BY ANNA LINDEN.
Dim is tiemory's chamber,
There is picture yet,
0fmy mothers midnight tresses
And splendid eyes Of jet;
And her smiles Of wondrous sweetness
That made sunshine in our home,
Ere she len us sad and grisVing-
Moth erless and lone.
Home Getst looked 81 blight again,
And never seemed so fair;
Oh ! how we missed her guiding hand
And tender love and care;
Our minds had never grasped the thought
That she could droop and die,
And leave her helpless, little ones
For brighter worlds on high.
But so 1t wasl Deaths angel came
And dark the shadow fell,
When to mothers loving care
We hadto say, FdrsloeHi
And soon we found the world was cold
knd full Of sin, and woe,
And many thOrns wero in the path
0'St which we had to go.
My life Of suffering and pain,
And sorrow, woe and grief,
Has made my heart call loud for her
Whose lOYe could give relief;
And bow rve needed care like hers
In illness such as this;
How sweet 'twould be to hear her voice,
And feel a mothers kiss.
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Gaah Hams,

After hams have been smoked, take
them down, and thoroughly rub the
flesh part with molasses, then immedi.
atCIy apply ground or .koYdered pep
per, by sprinkling on a5 much as will
stick to the moIasses,, WGsp they must
he hung Up again to dry Hams treat
ed in this manner, will keep perfectly
sweet for two or three years. This
must be done before tie fly deposits
eggs, for after, that is dome, nothing
will stop their tsvageg, TIE above
has been parcticed ii our section for
twenty years No soaking is neess-
sary. One pint of molasses and ono
and half or two .po6n9s OF SLACK pep
per are sufficient for any ordinary
family. ,'YYy this plan, if you want
good sweet hams.
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" We find the following sad in
cident of the epidemic in a New Or
leans paper: ..F
A poor man came into the Office of
the Times yesterday, and wished to
put ia death notice. Afler writing
it ont he felt overcome, saying:
"Three years ago, to day, l came
up in this office to put in a marriage
notice OF my wife and myself Now
| como in to insert the death notice of
my poor wife aud my two children
al died of yellow fever. l feel as
il | had nothing to live for.
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The Vanity or Man,

A late visitor at Napolenon's tomb
in st. Helena, writes
al turned away from house and tomb
with deeper conviction than ever of
the vanity of man as mortal Who
would not 4? And that death room
How the last words linger about
which Napoleon uttered in il, from
a crushed and bleeding heart Gen.
eral Bertrand, | shall soon be 10 my
grave. Such is the fate of great men.
So it was with the Caesars and Ajax
ander, And /, too, am forgotten, and
the Marengo conqueror and Emperor
is u college theme. Ny exploits are
tasks given to pupils, by their tutor,
who sits in judgment over me, accord
ing to me censure or praise. And re-
mark what soon is to become of me
I die before my time, and my dead
body. too, must return to the earth
and become food for worms.
Behold the destiny now at hand OF
him who has been called the great
Napoleon What an abyss between
my great misery and the eternal reign
Of Christ, who is proclaimed, loved
and adored, and whose Kingdom is ex-
tending over all tho earth p
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eA.ANNoUNCiNG CANDIDATEs-For Munich
ipal offices, So 90 County SIS CO., State,
$40 90.
Jos.PRmTtaa, of al descriptions, neatly
executed.
ma. All communications tending to per-
sonal agrandizement or emolument will be
charged the same as advertisements.
Advertisements and SubsEriDtiOns con-
tinued unless RrreRrageS are paid and
ordered TO be at0pped, and they Will
be charged for Accordingly.
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To Prevent Steers from JImDIne.

10 prevent steers from Jumping
fences, clip off the eyelashes of the
under lids with pair of scissors, and
the ability or disposition to jump is as
effectually destroyed as Simpsons
power was BY the loss of his locks.
The animal will not attempt fence
until the eyelasbes are grown. -3
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French Apple Pudding.

Bake some apples with sugar till
they become a marmalade ; put them
into a pie dish already lined with puff
paste; make a custard with half pint
of milk and two eggs, favored with
butter and sweet almonde pour it on
the apples, and bake in slow oven.
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A Cool Husband!

There is one sensible man in this
State. He is a soldier, and was report
ed to have been killed, but was only o
prisoner. He returned home to find
that his wife had turned over new
leaf IN che marriage service, and that
another man occupied his seat in tie
chimney corner. Did he go to work
sladghtering tho false wife and new
husband 2 Not much. He walled in,
and said
Well, old gal, how ID things?"
"Putty good, Bill" said the double
married woman, not taken aback
greatly.
Which do you prefer, the old or
the new love 2"
She besitated for an instant, and
then said:
al don't like to hurt your feelings,
bnt-but-"
"Oh, spit it right out Don't mind
my feelings nor the other chaps. |
won't be angry il you come down
little rough on my vanity. Count on
me being amiabe. l won't cut up
rusty if you should go back on me-"
I'm glad you're so thoutful, Bill,
and acknowledge that do like my
present husband best; but if any.
thing should happen to him, know
nobody else would so sOon join for.
tunes with again as you.
That's the way to talk: I'll now
bid you goodbye, hoping that no ac.
cidcnt will happen to the other fellow,
and that be viii live long to enjoy
your delightful society. Good day"
And the careless husband trav elled
of, with his knapsack on his back,
whistling in cherry, clear tones, 4" The
girl | left behind me-"
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~ Tbo philaJoi,t;-.-

W The Philadelphia papers suspect
thar1he famous forger and scoundrel.
James Buchanan Cross, il he prinei.
pal party in the issue of the spurious
7-SO bonds. There have recently been
some heavy forgeries in Philadelphia
and Camden, n j., and in the shrewd.
ness and cunning Of their manage.
ment they bear the marks Of Cross
work very decidedly.
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.Bread and BufteP.

The Berks County Agricultural
Fair has just closed. One of the
committee, on closing it's report, thus
spreads the eagle and bread and but
Ter:
The giEl .p9gaged in moulding bread -
Shall maze come sweetheart futter,
With hope to get that dairy maid
-r To mako bis bread and butter.
sho may not play the game croquet,
Or French or German stutter,
II well she knows the curd from vhey,
And makes sweet bread and butter.
In meal or cream she's elbow deep,
And cannot stop to putter;
But says If he will SOW and reap,
She'll make his bread and butter.
The dairy maid, the farmers wife,
Shall be the toast we uter
Alone, man leads erusty life,
Without hts bread and butter.
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t- Ifthe girls would have roses
in their cheeks they must do as the
roses do-go to sleep with the lilies,
and get Up with the morning glories
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- Nc lfEe fna Ntilinr when ID h

eJr We like Ghe Writing when IL IL
properly supplied 80 do we appre-
ciate the following burst Of eloquence
in one Of our exchanges; "As the
ostrich uses both legs and wings when
the Arabian courser bounds in his rear
--as the winged lightning leap from
tho heavens when the thunder. bolts
are loosed-so doso little negro run
when big dog is Aftor him"
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To DEsTRoY STE-Get q largo
loose sponge, wash il clean, sprihklo
II over with powdered sugar, and lay
II where most the ants do congergate
they will soon gu every cell, and IL
will be to them a cell, too, for you on
ly have 10 put your sponge in hot
water 10 slsy them by thousands.
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THE UNION FLAG.
JOnesbOrO', Tenn, Nov, s, 1867
q: B; GRESHAM,
EDEA'6R AND PROPRIETOR.


65r The UNION FLAG ' will be published
every Friday Morning, on the following
terms:
One copy, per year, So 90
Six months, 2 90
Single copy, 10 cents.
TERMS FOR CLUIfS,
To Club Of FIVE subscribers, each, So rs
To Club of Ten subscribers, each, Q so
To a Club Of Twenty subscribers, each, Q 90
No attention will be paid to orders for the
paper, unless accompanied by the CASH.
Terms OF Advertising.
square, 10 liues less tminlOn each insertion 40 OO
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gHen 'hY 'alo ar ihe Dourt Huilae ddor In
sohsfgsfg Ienn., On Sashats sn .ea a 81
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COTTON FACTORS,
GROGERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS
NO. 3Ss FRONT STREET,
CORNER OF UNION. MEaPHIs, TENN.
DEAR SIR

MEMPHIS, TzsH., Sept. !, 1856
We have this day associated with US in bUiSi-
ness. Mr.. II. VI. bUGHER. under the name and
style OF Anderson, Gay & Bugher.
ANOEh hSON Il GAY
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HlNILfoN LODGE. No. es9.

HAhiLfOA LODhk- No. EBbs
osd Fellows Building, corner Court and
tfaln sireets-
OFFICERS:
p Al. stanley, ". NJ; residences, as second 81
J. o. Beard, s. y.
Ny Wilkinson, J. W.
W. n Butts, Secretary, "A front street
J. p Tobn, 1Iessureri
D. e. Med auzal 8. D
,. q Meilln. ]. D.
stassd Communications on Thtrd FTtees
.sTht ID esrh month. ianl2 q
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LOUISVILLE, January 2s.-The boart
Of underwriters refused to grant permls
sion for the following named steamers U
leave: Tempest, Darling, B. L. Hodges
| No. and David White.
| Nothing has been heard of the WIG
| Wagner.
The river fell five inches last night
! The ice is as heavy as at any time thu
! season. Navigation is wholly suspended.
The mail boats are laid up at Cincinnati
| The rapid fall of the river indicates 8
gorge above. The ferrybosts are making
| Irregular trips. No steamers have ar
rived from below Evansville for the last
ten or twelve days.
BALTIMORE, January 2S.-The revenue
steamer CassewoOd, was burned 70 the
waters edge where she was repasdng.
The Patapsco chemical works on Levust
point was also burned. Loss, S6O,OOO.
Insured for $4,000.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., January 2S.-The
brig Shooting Star, from New YORK for
Aspinwall, encountered a terrific gale on
the 18th, and had to cut away her masts.
She was abandoned on the 18th. Her
officers and crew were landed at New
port by the British brig Albatross.
GALVESTON, January 23.-The -ladies'
ChT OF the HkicCa@l u es4A NuASAA - = ~
Gen. JOhnston's remains 10 Houston
was thrown off the track while return
ing A number Of ladies were severely
injured.
The citizens asked Gen. Sheridan to
allow a civil escort 70 the remains OF
Gen. Johnston. Sheridan refused.
NEW YORK, January 2S.-A Toronto
special says that the report Of the Cana
dian minister Of customs recommends
that American vessels be refused the
privilege OF passing through Welland
canal, as a means Of bringing them to
reason.
The Herald says orders have been Is
sued for the removal Of Lynch, Me Ma
bon and other condemned Fenians to
Kingston penitentiary.
Head Center Stephens has not yet
sailed for Eureka.
The Herold's Washington correspond
ent saws a bill has been passed in the
house providing for the appointment Of
Gen. Grant as acting president, in case
Of the Impeachment Of President John
son.
The exciselaw was enforced yester-
day. Sunday passed Off quietly and So
berry.
Erwin Anderson, formerly Of the
United States gunbOat Cayuga, commit
ted suicide yesterday in consequence Of
loss Of employment and death Of his
wife.
WASHINGTON, Jan. 2S.-The charges
against Indian Commissioner BOgy are
not likely to be sustained.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
PnIrE-aF huRerRIrTI0N

PUBLISHED DAILY & WEEKLY
ny
BENJA MIN L. DILL.
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Meets second Monday IN e
Odd-FeuOvs' Hall.
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HAVI.SG a resident buyer m New York we
are able TO Eet the Osnent OF the great de-
cline. Our Motto: LARGE BALLS AND
BM ALL PROFITS
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HEBREW AEB MASONIC CALENDAR.

A.. NJ. 562S.
! T1Ssf, leth September. 1885.
1 EhesFan, 10Th October.
I Chisleu, e;h November,
Tebe;h, 9Th December,
! Hhsbst 7ih January, lh5J.
] Adar, 9th February,
! Veesar, sth March,
! Nisan 9Th April,
] lar, 6th May,
! Swan, 18th June,
! ThamuE, sth July,
! Ab ID August,
] Eluel, lst september,
Asa wednesday, 95ta February, Issa.
Maunday THURSDAY, sth April,
Good Friday, lOth April,
aster sunday, 18th April,
Ascension, Dist Nay,
Penteoost, 5lst May,
- ial2ff
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COTTON FACTORS.
N. B. FORREST.
C0MMISSI0N MRRnHANT

Ne. EVA Front Street,
CUP sIAIRSJ MEMPHIS, TENN
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SEWING MACHINES
vhv Grover + Bakers Machine is Best

Why Gro yer 4 Bakers Machine is Best
| It Is more simple. durable, and less Liable 10
l. arrangement than others-
.. It ssws rom ordinary spOOls, and no re-Wtnd-
ing OF thread Is necessary.
3. II seWs with equal IA -ility all fabrics, the
most delicate and the heAviest, and with 6ll
kinds OF thread, silk, cotton or linen.
4. Its seam IS strong and elastic that Il never
breaks, even on the bias.
s. 1t fsstens both ends Of the seam by It's own
operation.
g. It's seam, though cut at every sixth stitch, re-
mains nru, and neither Tuss or ravsls in ~
wear
7. Us seam Is mere plump and beautiful, and
retains IL plumpness after washing better
than any other.
5. It's seam eau be removed in altering garments,
after proper inspection. without picking OF
cutting them.
9. Wa ching snd varying the tensions upon ths
threads, necessary IN ether IL chimes, Is M
necessary In this. The tension being once ad-
justed On me Grover & Baker Machine, any
amount or sewing may be cone without
change,
10. Il makes beautiful embroidery without any
change O arrangement. simply bv inserting
threads Of suitable sizes and cOlOr5 for this
purpose. II IS the only machine that be IN
euDTOlCfrs snd sews perfectly.
The ~tteutlOn OF Tsilors manufacturers OF
Clothing, Roots and Shoes. Carriage Trimmers
and all Others requiring the best and mOEt ef-
TecJivs LUCk--titch Machines, is invited to WI
new shut Z Machine, especially adapted 70
Manufacturing purposes.
GROVER & BAE- r : NJ. CO,
dpclf I'm ~ Main street
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LRmI kCaTT LODGE. No, 20

Nssts First Friday nishs in each month, and
sa TIE Anniversaries OF 81 John he BAp'is'
and e. John the Evangelist, In the Hal OF
south Memphis Lodge, No. Us southeast cor
1.sr Of second sEd Madison streetz-
OFFICERS:
John Ainslis ", NJ;
n A. vi liauaEaE, = W;
Henry OWpsrthvg aite, J. W;
J ". Woltering, Treasurer south WeaA eeJhea
Main and Washington streets.
IN p woodland, Secretary 2i5 Main ssreSt
Nathan Hon neimer, 3 D.
Augustus Bloom, J. D.;
s. NJ. Thomas Tyler. Janl- II
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Randolph Macon College, Va,
In FuU ODeratiOD.


THIS time-honored Institution Is once more
i IN successful operation, with FULLs
CORPS OF PROFESSORS The cuairs OF the
several schools are nIled by able and expe-
rieneed men. There are five litera y and tcier-
tic schs sois, viz: or Anrient Langua7 es Nathe-
N aflcs, Chemistry and atarai Philosophy,
Moral Philosophy and Modern Languages. In
addition 20 The above the scard OF rusIees
have established a school OF Camm mercial sci
ence, with the vifw OF giving % the young men
Of the country Business Edecation-
To graduates IN all these schools, Diplomas.
are grsnted, and the de-rees Of Bachelor nf
Arts Master OF Arls sre conferred upon
students who accomplish q certain Cour-e- me
high grade OF schOlanlit1 formerly required Is
still naintaif ed. We have full Chemical ana
Philosophical Apparatus for the a. ustIatlOn of
Tha location o. the College Is unsurpassed for
heslth and geniall =. II is situated midway
betWs en- the mountains and the 8 aboard: and
during career OF thirty-Lhres years a. q with
thousands Of young men In attendance, there
has never been a de tn arising from malaria OF
young men not only morally and mentally but
physically alss.
Board is sixteen Dollars per Month. Tultiou
froH1 so to so, according 70 the humber Or
schools attended. $50 VII cover expenses OF
board. tickets fer three schools, m .triculation
and contingent fees for ten months.
Rooms in the College free Of charge, but the
student provides his own furniture, fuel and
lights. Young men who are preparing for Tie
ministry and those disabled BY the lat. Waf
who are unable 70 pay their tuition, VIII b
allowed TO attend any or All or the schools bee
This College Is situ ated near Boydton. the
county seat OF Meckienbnrg county, Virginia.
Arrangements are made 70 transport students
from Ridgway Depot, on the Raleigh and " ell
don BailrOad, whilst a conveyance leaves Roam
Okla station. the Richmond and Danviile
railroad, on Mondays, " Wednesdays, and FRI
days, and the Wolf Trap depot, on the same
road, Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays.
WesOlieit liberal patronage from Mary land
Virgfnfa and North Carolina, e. m the " est,
South and Southwest
Students viii be received at any time. The
second term wi commence on the 9Th day Of
February next Young men will bs received
and prepared tor the college proper. For further
particulars address the undersigned at BOZ d
ION, Mecklsnburg county, Va
THOMAS @. JOHNSON,
da2I- President r. NJ Col le.ra.
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MASONIC NOTICE,
Alta meeting Of the Recording Officers
Of the various Masonic Bodies OF this
city, the MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL was
adopted as the Organ Of the Order fol-
the city Of Memphis.
BES. X PULLES, Secretary south Memphis
ions BEAxIsH, secretary ABEsrona Lodge,
No. i6S
H.P. ", oBwAKD, Secretary Leila Scott Lodge
Z. 2 BtTrs. Secretary Hamilton Lodge, No. 2os
R. X. PUDLEy, Secretary Kilvinning Lodge,
W. y. PATNTKR Recorder Penn Chapter, No. p
y J. WIGGIE, Recorder Eureka Council, No.
n. J. WIGcIS, Recorder CyreDe ComnsndsTy,
IT. T1mLINsoN, Secretary Hernes, No. !. L..
p. A. A.. ) P. r..
A. E FHAEKLAND, Secretary AithLas, No. 2, L..
p. A.. A.. s.. r..
B. x. PULLEs, for Council p. Of J.. A. A..
h ? WooDEARD, for Chapter g. p. OF Rose
troiL de H.. A. A. -. r..
=. {. TRABEs, SOr.'. Censistsry o. s.. p. r..
s. A.. A.. - X.
No efforts will be spared on the part Of
the publishers Of the APPEAL 10 merit
this hsttering evidence OF the confidence
ARd good will Of the Masonic fraternity (;
and ia addition to s standing directory
of ali Masonic institutions in the clty-to
be corrected as often as may be neces-
sary-it Is intended to devote column
or more each Sabbath to such Masonic
intelligence, or topics, as 1t Is hoped may
prove Interesting and instructive to the
Brethren.
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KfLRIxsIsG LODGE No Sli u. B..
Jslstf

Aeetz at Comnandery Rooms No - FrOn'
Rev, On the sth Friday In each month
OFFICERS.
J J. Worsham, ". N;
Jahn Ain-le, : W;
GeorEe Mellersh, J. W;
L X Pullen. Secretary. Jslb U
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Odd-FeuOvs' Hall.
Companion A. !. Wheeler, II. P:
COMPANION John Zent, h;
Companion d. {. Trader, b;
Oompanion George kellersh, G. H.
Com pRu,ion b. p. Woodward. p. .;
COMPANION jesse W Page, Y;
COMPANION II H. Paynter. s.;
Com psnion !. J. Suter, q.
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LODGEs or PKRFECTTeN,
PRNY CHAPfER no. 4. q. A. n

HERMES NO !,
John Zent. p. NJ.
MTTHRAS NO. ..
George NslieEsh, p. ~.
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BIRECiORY Of AYGERoYA IoDGE, No. 16S

MKsfFBrs, Tenn, January 10 lS5s.
Adeets First Aenday in every month, az :
o'clock pm, al ODD Fellows Hall
OFFICERSs
T. C. Trader, W. NJ; once, SEA Front sEEost /;
ress deuce, gN Union st
p. B Forster, =. "
G NJ. Carroll, 3. W.
Gus Reder, d;
GsOSdman, X. d:
X T. IomlinsOn, Secretary
Iehn BeamiEh. Assistant secretary
- J. " Rgin, Treasurer;
r. J. COuser, BteWsr
C. a BeehD, Steward;
J. ] Suter, Tyler Cfiee, rs Main street res
fdSnee No. IA Ofverton street jeHlz u
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Memphis City Transfer Go.
oMNLB US LIN z.
Office. No. 79 Monroe Street.

/ A RRANGEMlsNTs have been made by which
I a we are tnalsed to give Checks for baggagi
/ 10 ali pOints from Hotels and Private Resi-
l deBces to persons purchasiDg RAiLROAD anc
! OMNIBUS TICKETS at the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad 0fice
NO. 13 COiFT street:
Memphis and Louisville Railroad ORicei
No. 2S7 Ia Nam street or at
Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad once,
NO. ) Jefferson Street..
Prompt attention Elways given TO ALL
CALLS LETT at cit er OF the above onioes, or 3
this OF =. by persons wishing TO 60 upon any
tram running oyer either Of the Railroads cen
tering at Memphis - ,
JNt. II. JONES, SuPerintendent.
GRo. Y. NIsESON Agent necl4
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DEAR SIR:
we would respectfully call your attention 20
our card above. Having been long engaged in
the Grocery and Cotton Factorage bus ness in
this place witsu peri0r facilit 0s for the trans
a. ton OF the same, and an intimate knowledge
Of the wants OF the planting community We
feel confident we can conduct your business 10
your advantage and entire satisfaction. Our
GROCERY DEPARiH Mt, with the Increased
fac litiss at our command, Ioge her with our
lonE experience IN the trade, We can guarantee
to our friends ana customers full and varied
stock, Whicn will enable US at all times to fiji
their orders promptly at the lowest market
rates. One OF our house VIII devote his entire
time and attention 70 the sale Of COTTON.
Having 4 Thorough knowledge Of the same, and
being sellers only, we can st al lines obtain the
hignest market prices We are prepared TO
make advances on 'otton conSigned 10 US. An
copsignments Of Cotton will be covered with
Insurance in our open policy, unless otherwise
ordered. BY a strict attention 70 business we
trust TO merit continuance OF the liberal pa
tronaQe already extended us. Soliciting a share
OF your business We remain, very respectfully.
ANDEkS0N, GAY q BDGHER-
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-29
RARE AND SPLENDID CHANGE /!
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The Large and COmmOdiOus
Store, Nos. 29O and 202 Second
street, corner Of Madison, suitR-
BILE for any kind Of business.
The Stock Of Groceries can be
purchased on the most liberal
terms. Apply en- the premises.