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An InvaluabId Medicine
FoR
THE PURIFYING OF THE BLOOD.
DE. i. w. FoIand's
HUMOR DOCTOR,
A POSITIVE REMEDY FOR ALL KINDS or HUHoRS


Erysipelas, Nerle Rash. Salt Rheum SCI oflla Car.
buucie-, Botl-, and Piles
J. Is very graf yiuy 10 say Cf this nf any other
medicine at il the vvS best remedy snow II IL
not always easy prOveit Ills howe ser, eNcrel-
iugy CRAFTY 10 the Proprietor Of his medicine that
we he declares TO the public that this a won.
derTul effect &C c for HumUrs A. {. ated above
he has abundant proof az hand sustain his statement
For sixteen years the HumOr Doctor has been man.
u!actu-ec and >od and every year has ncrea~ed the
value OF it, reputatjOu and the amOuat of ts sales
In New Hampshire, where il originated, o remedy
fer hlmorsi ! 50 highly psed eminent physic l1,l
when practising iu New Hampshire, purchased be
tween nifty and sixty gallons Of it, during seven
or eight Years, and used ii in his practice He has
since taea ordered II for the hospital where he WAS
stationed y her physicians have purchased il, and
have used ]. 10 practice with great success when the
proprietor lived iu New Hamp-hile,et GutTstown Cen
ter for the space # thirty forty miles around AID
IN Manchester particularly, The Humor Doctor was
vel known and highly valued for he numerous AID
wonderful cures which Il effected Though manufac-
tured n large quartiiicshe supply r, queuily ex-
lausted aud perchtsers had Ia wait for more 10 D.
made in that region very severe cases Of Ery-
sjp~las treated with-aud they were cured try.
sipeas sores carhuaces those ugly painful ulcers
were entirely reno. Cd wherever this medicine was
faithfully used, So II with ScrOfuIa and Sa Il
Rheum The HumOr D. ctor cured them,
For the sake f showing what is thought Of i few
l..- ra here rt-1
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~ AR RIED .

ROBERFS-CuAsE On the evening Of Apri
oih ~ the Rev. W. bowel TAYLOR l. A /, Robert.
and Nj. Ida Butterwurth Chase. al of Ttusvile.
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methTng wonderful for the
Million A may be rich, v.ls- aud baTUy Ag.T NJ
wanted Enrl = stamp for particulars II I'asP.
l4Z Becker st, New YORK. a1rs an
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sEA fire at WIlIamsPort the other day de-
struved an extensive mill recently erected Tor
the purpose of saving block marble.
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Forty Thousand Druggists

who e our Plaste-s as 10 tie sterling character.
ALLCOCK < CO, Agency, Brand eth H0use
New York.
Sold by all Druggists.
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Local and General.
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TO OWNERS OF HORSES AND
CATTLE,


~ oRTAS- DERBY CONDITION POWDERS
are warranted superior to aHy others, or ~ pay
f5r the cure II Distemper, Worms, Bots C9ugss
Congbs. Loss Of .Mua Black Tongue, Horn. ID stem
ner sc in Cattle These Pow iers were FORMER y
Put Up by Simpson / F"bas so1 OF TT Iohl.s, ana
thrn. that Dr.. Tobias has continued 70 manufacture
them They are perfectly saf- and innocent no need
Of stopping the workln- oi your aAlihals. my -
crr-- Inc ArTeti'e, give me coal Cleanse the ON
scb and urinary organs also Increase The milk OF
csrs Try them. AID YOU viii never De "lih"ut :
them. Hiram Woodruff. the celebrated trainer OF
trattng horses ha- used hem for years and recon
uenis them TO his friends. Goa Pnno ?. Bush, OF
the jerome Race Course, Fordham, \. Y would 3o'
use them until he told of what they are CEN
ps-ed, since which lie Is never without them. lie
hS- over % runuug horses in hjs charge and for M
last three years has u-ed no otter meac@lIts @ -
them. He has kindly permitted me- 10 reitI .s ~ ~ y
to him Over lU100lher references ca. D az
depot Sold Dy Druggi-r- and -ad ieTs frCe %
cents per box. pepot.J6 Cort''"d' 2.' -
THE GLORYoF MAN Is sTRENGTd.-T,her,e-
fore the ieryou- a. deotijS' snouid ihie1'A'e'.
use HFLNBoLp's EXTRACT BUcHC.
DEMOREsTs MONTHLY MAGAZINE,
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Store. Poems. S,etch~s. Architecture and Model
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Per-ont aud Literary Go-slp N.ci ding sp-cI'i Ge-
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Gynaastic. Equestrian Exercise Anzjc, Amu-e-
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il Is invested u moment WIN lle N ost ma gn hcel
b.a K or brown hy the agency %
CRISTADORO'S HAIR DYE.

perfectly wholesome and rn-c'v vegetable prep1r
Il 30 Manufactured hyJ CRISFADORb. Asto
Iouse, New York. Sold by Drlsg sts- AYt lied by
d Hair Dresse-s
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1867 1867
Philadelphia s. Erie Railroad.
IS67
MsW YORK C0NNECT0M,

Leave New York at 90 A N arrive at Erie 10 90 "
Leave New York At 90 p. Y, arrive NJ E.ie Is
Leave Erie at so P. N, arrive at New Tors 30,
Leave Erie AT 10 25 A arrive at New York 10 10 A. "
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS on all Night trains
For Information r,spertiug Passenger business p
ply al Corner OF BOT and Market streets Phad-pha
And for Freight business Of the Com sauy's gents
s. 3 Kingston, Jr., Cor. 18Th and Market streets.
Philadelphia.
J. W. Reynolds Erie
VIM. Brown. Agent. y. {. r. R, Baltimore.
II. III. HOUSTON. General Freight a u. Philada
II. W. GWINNER, General Ticket Ast. Phiada
a. L. IYL L.Ek GeneraL smn-t. Ere
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RAFTING.-Ihe river being at a good rafting
stage. on Sunday and Monday large number
Of RATS passed through this place on their way
to market-mosto Of them going safely Through
the mountains" On Monday near noon, how
ever Jam occurred atthe Big stepPing-stone"
occa~loned by one man running cut of the
course just above, winch caused another raft to
swing and close the Channel but We have not,
as Yet learned the loss occasioued thereby.
But H. as reported, from SIXTY to ghty RATS
were lammed together there, the damage y. III
be heavy, as 1t Is not likely that so great num-
Der OF ratts could be dlsengaged at that point
without losing many ftlelu-L!earte!d Ratts-
man
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MEl@ -

- We see by the Record that the Act to
attach certain lands in Potter County to the
CoudersPert School District for School pur-
poses, has passed both Houses, aud been pre-
~ented ~ the Governor, and will doubtless be-
cnme alaw. Thus relates to the land lying
soutb~easi, and southwest of Eulalla township
proper, but separated from it by intervening
townships. 1t was thought by some that as
CoudeTsport was at one time part of Eulalia
and Is at the present in the very center of it.,
and a. these pieces of land whose taxes it now
proposes 70 appropriate were Of no expense or
trouble 20 Eulalia, thai C"udersport could Justly
claim the taxes, for d time at least.
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rHE POTTER COUNTY JOURNAL

Coudersport, Thursday Evening April. Is, 1867.
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GONE FOREVER!

50 sTy tIc Iadie- y tHer hcaEfy. we" The mirror
Shows them ta,ir ono el orvo,dyn rngiets s,reaked
vi b grey But never was there q more
False Conclusion.
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$50 35S, 500. 362 364, 365, SOS, so, S72.
Apr. . 3mos J Second Avenue, \ ew YORK Ci
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THE GLORYUF Man Is SSTRENGT There
for. The iservou- deoiltai should imLnedla1e.
r.a HFLgBoLp's EXTRACT BUCHC.
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Ayers SarNapaTilEa

MANHOOD ANn YOUTHFUL TIGOR are
r,,.fr-J D.. IELNpglD'- ExaRACT BUCHr.
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Mercantile Advertisement

List of Dealers in Merchandise in the County OF
otter Tor The vear 1861 with Clas,ihcatLon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-11

Below will be found the official state
ment OF the secretaries of the various
Masonic conclaves in this city:
MASONIC NOTICE,
At a 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 for
the city OF Memphis.
BEE. x. PULLkS, Secretary South Memphis
ions BEEMIsH, Secretary Angerona Lodge,
HIP. W oDwAED, Secretary Leila Scott Lodge,
No. $50;
D Z BUTrs Sc Rotary Hs Ilton Lodge, No. 29s;
B. \ FyD - Secretary AhWlhhlhg L"Es'
W.D PAISTER Recorder Penn Chapter, No. q;
y J. WIGGIN, Rec RIDER Eureka Council NO. ;
\. 7: MIGoIN, Recorder Cyreue CommShdery'
H I ToMLISsoN, Secretary Hermes, No. /. l..
l.. Z, FRANRLASD, Secretary Mithias, No.2 L..
B. X. PrIIES, for Council p. OF j.. A.'.A'.
H.P WOODWARD, for Chapter s.. p. OF Rose
IroiK de H.. A. A. 3. r..
ID. c. TRADFk, Sor.. Censistory OF s.. p. R..
s.. A. A.. s. r..
No efforts will be spared on the part Of
the publishers of the APPEAL TO merit
this flattering evidence OF the confidence
and good viii of the Masonic fraternity
and in addition to a standing directory
Of ali Masonic institutions in the city-to
be corrected as often as may be neces-
sary-it is intended to devote q column
more each Sabbath 10 such Masonic
intelligence, or topics, IS it is hoped may
prove interesting and instructive to the
Bretheren.
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OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,

MEMPHIS, January 9, 1867. !
Money matters remain much the same
as on our last. Currency is scarce, and,
in consequence, speculation has ceased.
Gold has declined since our last. Bro
kers buy at Sic.
Silver is scarce, snd but little is offered
for sale; buying at % tO24c.
The receipts from customs at the be-
low-named ports during the Intervals
given We're as follows New York, from
December p to 81 inclusive, Sl,557, 721 ;
Boston, from December p to 20 inclu-
sive, S2O6. 924 Philadelphia, from De-
cember - To 81 inclusive, S73,s57; Bslti-
more, from December y to 81 inclusive,
S56, 500; New Orleans, from December
Is to % inclusive, $50 sos San Fran
cisco, from December l to 8 inclusive,
So, l2S.
Fractional currency to the amount Of
S275,0A was printed and delivered to the
United States treasury last week. The
shipments Of this currency during the
same period cOvere S308. 7l9 10, of which
$4,000 was shipped TO the assistant
treasurer at Philadelphia, $4,000 TO the
assistant treasurer at Charleston, s. c..
and the remainder to national banks and
individuals throughout the country.
The redemption division cancelled $685.
928 in this currency during the week.
Ninety thousand dollars in one and
two dollar United States notes were
shipped by the treasurer during the week,
$4,000 of which wa sent To the assistant
treasurer at Charleston, s. c., and $50
600 to the United States depository At
Bal imOre.
National bank currency to the amount
OF Sl8,4O0 was issued by the acting comp
trOller Of the currency, making the total
sum issued to date, $500, 755,35l, from
which should be fducted 3, AS. $50, be
ing tue amount "A telled and destroyed,
thus leaving the pal circulation Of ma
tional banks At Ell date, SOS. 500 ,4lq.
The disbursements on account or the
several departments named, during the
last week, were as follows: War depart
ment. S1,2S2, G55; navy department,
Sl74, 437; interior department, SIS, O66.
TdS ates bonds held by Treas
urer lCrust for national banks,
on Sal Etood as follows As
securf saipn, $40 $3.50; rs
security 49, Sdeposits, sS3, $50.
Total 49,.
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geese, 50 per dozen; rabbits, g so per
dozen.
HAY-There is not much good hay in
market. We quote it st from S26 TO SIS
on the levee; common at SIS. Receipts,
none.
HIDES-A good demand. Green. J
10 Sc; green saitRd, s to &c; flint, II 10
l2le; salt flint, I44 to Ice. Receipts, I6I.
IRON TIES-There Is no demand,
and good stock on hand. Telling st III to
124c per pound
LARD-The stock on hand Is notlarge,
and prices are firm. We quote in
t~ierces at Is to &c in kegs, from II! to
i54c. Receipts, l bbl.
MOLASSES-The stock OF new mo-
lasses continues to increase. The de-
mand is fair and prices firm. Fair, 75c /;
good, 90c to 81 choice, 81 to 81 05 /;
syrups, from 81 10 to 81 50. Receipt
As barrels aud 100 half barrels.
MACkEREL-The demand continues
fair, . stocks well kept up. No. l, rs
to s28 No. 2, s23 to S24 No. 3, $40.
OAIS-The market is almost bare.
Little received for several days. Selling
from store at So to S5c for No. l.; No. 2,
70 TO nc. Receipts, 25 sacks.
ONIONS-There is a good stock, and
prices have advanced. Good Iowa sell
at 81 per barrel.
PROFESSIONALISM is not a large
stock on hand, and prices are quite firm,
owing 10 the close Of navigation. Mess
pork, S24 to S25 per barrel; prime mess,
so to 81 clear sides, Is TO Ice nc
canyassed hams in market plain sugar
cured, &c ribbed sides, u to I3c;
shoulders, 81 to Zoe. Receipts, pork l
barrel, 2 casks and l box.
hnITN mDN M -
We quote chickens at So 80 to So, and tur
kies at from Sl8 10 SO per dOzez.
ducks and geese from S. to $40 per dozen. |
POTATOES-There is a good local de-
mand, and fair stock. Prices firm at So
TO 8 . per barrel. Receipt, 20 barrels.
ROPE-A light stock with little de
mand. Prices are steady. We quOte for
machine made 12t TO I5c hand
made 10 70 lie. Receipts, none.
SUGAR-Vhe receipts have not been
large for the past few days. The stock
"a hand is good. Crushed and powdered,
l9 to zoe a coffee, lSe; B, lie ; G, I63c
Receipts, 81 hOgsneads.
SALr-Phere is a good stock on hand
and demand active. Sacks, 81 rs to 50
barrels, 50 s75 to 81. Receipts, none.
TOBACC0-Tnere is a good demand b
or all grades and prices are the samssk
. fine stock is on hand and new 81
plies are received daily. We qudE
leaf at 81 IS to ST 81 n
ancy Virginia, new work, 81 o5
% 81 40 fine bright, pounds, 81 to 81 10:
nedium-do.j pounds, rs 10 S5c ; common
pounds, 80 to 75e fine and fancy
mOking, 70 to 81 80.
WHiSKY-There is q good demand
or fine brands, with fair shipping trade
n common at 81 to s. 50; imitation
Bourbon, 8 25 to So Bourbon, So 25 to
S. Receipts, l barrel. .
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THE TAX ON COTTON.-The New York
Journal Of Commerce says of the tax on
cotton Divested of all associations of
political or partisan feeling, and placed
solely upon economic grounds, the impO-
sition Of such a tax at such . crisis is
wholly indefensible. Even those most
interested in promoting the growth of
cotton in competing fields, are amazed
at this exhibition of reckless folly. I'm
fortunately for all concerned, the idea
has been sedulously cultivated that this
a is o of retributive justice,
carrying in ONE wsy to southern homes
the penalties Of treason, and thus its
more important bearing upon the vital
questions which interest every state are
ia danger Of being overlooked or disre-
garded.
Gold and Cotton Report by Telegraph
The following reports were received to-
day by Woodson L Welshier, gold and
cotton reporters
NEW YORK, January 1910 am.
Gold opened at 1881.
1880 a. m.-Cotton market dull at $50
Sec. Gold, 1929; exchange OF.
1890 p.m.-Cotton fiat 35@363c.
Gold, I33.
2:3O p.m.-Cotton fiat; 35@38}c; sales
Of lao bales. Gold steady at 1929.
pm Gold closes at 1881.
LIVERPOOL, January 10-noon.-Cot-
ton has declined I'd middling uplands,
145 sales, 10000.
LONDON, January 10--noon.-5-2Os,
72s e~onsuls, 81 for money.
APPLES-There is not a large stock
on hand, and prices are firm for good
winter apples. We quote from store at
So 50 to s. per barrel. Receipts, none.
BRAN-The market is bare and we
have no sales to report from levee. 1t is
held in store a. $50 to S32 per ton.
OILS-Coal oil, So to Coo; lard oil,
81 60; Iinseed oil, 81 to 81 90; train oil,
81 so 20 81 20.
BUTTER-The demand for choice is
very good medium grades are not much
in request; choice roll and tub So to 40c;
common from 20 to SOC. Receipts,
. tubs.
BAGGING-There is a fair stock on
hand, but the demand is falling off.
Prices are weak at % to soc for Ken
lucky, % to SOC for India. Receipts,
none.
CORN-There was none received to-
day. Sales on levee at IS to 81. Re
ceipts, 1926 sacks.
COFFEE-There is a very good de-
mand for all kinds, and prices are firm.
AsAol - ~ CNb GA6ANgA - ~ " OlC >
Java, 4S to 45c. Receipts, gil sacks.
CHEESE-Receipts are large and de-
mand fair. Western reserve, l6 to lie
factory, is to l9c English dairy, 20 to
2le. Receipts, 8 boxes.
C0RNMEAL-There is a fair demand
and supply light. Fresh ground and kiln
dried sell at So 90 to Sc per barrel out
of store. Receipts, 655 barrels.
EGGS-The receipts are becoming
lighter, and prices are firm for fresh
packed at 40 to 45c. Receipts, 6 paeka-
ges.
FLQUR-The market is well supplied,
and prices are weak. We quote common
atS7 to So; superfine, $40; single X,SII to
S12 so; Xxx, xxx and all fancy brands
from S13 to ST. per barrel. Receipts,
15l barrels.
GAME-Bear meat, Is to zoe veni-
son, sc wild turkeys, s. to 81 90
each ducks, So to IS so per dozen /;
prairie chickens, S. per dozen, SOUR.
rSls, 80 so quails, s. to 50 so; wild
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TOT Cincinnati on the 6th and Il was
thought they would get through.
Ine total number OF steamboats, buiIt
At Pittsbarg during the year 1885. were
~ 10 Of which were toWboats. TONNAGE
1917 tons, custom house measurement
The Missouri WFecking have
TAKEN the contract 10 raise the suDken
teamer Naugatuck and will at once
commence operations.
b Vt Louis Repu5Acan Of the 9th
says AT THIS point the river u swelling.
sltuough Dut slowly. The ice has almost
entirely disappeared from the barbor
1t y very probable now that the river
wnl continue open for the remainder ~
tne winter II IS true we viii more than
likeiy see more ice, but all fears OF any
serious interruption 70 navigation are re-
moved Matters on the levee were very
AEeiyi and rates Of freight unchanged.
Ine Louisville Courier of the 9th re-
ports . feet 8 inches In the canal with a
hours.
FOR ST. LoUIs.-The superb and CON-
odiou Belle Memphis will come ia
TINS morning and leave in the evening
Tor 81 Louis, making connections ct
SAlro with all lines north and east.
1aP1 Dan Musselman commands the
- my I'm SElH3 passage tickets. l
FOR PINE BLUFF-The neat and COM
Portable steamer RO e Hambleton, in
charge OF the popular Capt. ClaycOmb, |
leaves this evening as above. johnson
d Wright, agents.
FOR LOUIsvILLE-The cod Virginia
Never Tire, Capt Fitzgerald, viii leave
as above on Saturday. Larry Harmstad
d Co, agents
o Observation-Disclosures that the
DE Vernon leaves for V:cksburg aud the
bends on Saturday-Capt. Hicks, Joe
Ban1l aud Geo. Deane are her officers.
Jss; i. Bourne & Co., and Larry Harm
d Co, agents.
FOR WHITE RTvER-The fine steamer
Des Arc, with the popular and careful
Capt John Elliott on the roof, leaves as
ufual on Saturday. Levy & Miller are
SCENTS.
or LOUISVILLE To-day at 10 am
the me steamer Norman will back out
TOT CAIRO, Evansville and Louisville She
mas o accommodations, and in her
will be found an accomplished gen
tIeman in the person Of Capt. Martin.
We commend the boat and crew to All
travellers. Larry Harmstad & Co, agents.
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ICE.
Mississippi Cotton FiaStatlOn for Sale.

~0STATEING go acres, entire sectten un~-i
fence. so in high state Of cultivation gooo
frame dwelling house with I'VE rooms eAn
f.,,T.e m Necessary ont houses, orchard, etc,
~ I'M GOOD order, plenty OF good water good
go Fdder, hay, oats, corn, killing hogs
.t.rt nj rVerv kind usually found on a farm
ut-D-u. al ali kinds In fact, everything COM
re - CRY on a well conducted farm for sale.
arc number Of the bands nov on me place
-, e,uvep ieut 70 church ana schuols and
xerxi es,nN enient 10 the railroad-aOoet thirty
-. 49,. liberal and easy terms FOR Iurther
---.ton Gallon JEEFRESS, BLACKWELL
a 80. No. 800 sam street, MelhPAsi Aehn,
49, an II will keep everything II goed Greer
80 - u-uGa 90 work the place anu VIA ae-
lfve, ~eVerVaniDg over 10 this purchaser ana
giys lzHsdists PosssssigH' eSS@lm
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G MATTERS

For the benefit Of those persons call
ing at the counting and editorial rooms
OF this paper for Gen. Jordan, we wish
20 state that he is not now connected
with the APPEAL, 0 has he been so
connected since last summer, and that
We dc not know Of his whereabouts.
CHRISTIAN CHURCH-Eider T.. W.
Caskey viii preach 1t this church, cor
ner Linden and Mulberry streets, this
evening at : o'clock. The public are cor
disIly invited,
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TEMPERANCE RESOLUTIONs.-At q
joint sessior OF the two divisions Of the
Order Of Sons of Temperance of Mem
phis, held January 9, 1867, the following
resolutions were unanimously adopted:
RCs0lUei, That we hereby tender our
most sincere and heartfelt thanks to the
ladies, who, by their energy, l~iberality,
and untiring zeal, carried 20 such a sue
cessfIl issue the fair recently held for the
benefit of our Order.
That in the grOmptitude with which
they INST our request for their aid, the
self-deuyiuE manner in which that aid
was rendered, and the genuine sympathy
with cause so manifestly declared,
We recognize the noble instincts and
generous impulses OF their sex.
That to the press Of the city we ac-
knowledge ourselves deeply indebted for
tie valuable assistance so cheerfuliy rem
dered during tho holding Of the fair.
And, recognizing as We do its mighty in
nueuce in all measures of public reform.
we earnestly solicit an alliance with il in
the great work before US, believing that
with its full support our victory would be
speedy as it is glorious, and glorious as it
is good.
That 10 the citizens generally, who an
swered SO literally the call made upon
them for contributions, we tender o
most grateful acknowledgements.
That, thus encouraged and upheld in
our work of b~enevolence, We pledge cur
selves anew to the principles OF our Or
der and will go on in u labors, count
ing the wife's gratitude for a husband
restored, and a widows prayer and or
phan's tear for relief afforded, the bright
est moral jewelry that the mind can
wear, the richest reward that earth can
bestOw. SAN'L 5. ANDERSON,
G.. :. Collins, Chairman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-01-11
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Twill ray ESQ for the apprehension and de
Lively 10 Ius at goliervile, Tenn my black
hOr-F. bid and saddle. and the thlel WHO
stole bin; or I viii pay S25 for the horse. The
horse j. six wears OLD, black all over, and car
risS his tRl on the right side when moving,
Shoes oa before. heavy name, walks and trOts.
The saddle j. o. the old Il le, nat iree, nearly
new fndIe f. common. There is a white spot
ON the len side OF the horse where the g1Ltn
buckles. thc slze OF a dollar. and a small white
rp5t ulder Tie f5reiop, and small scr on the
bacE. L. 81
CouieryiIe, Tenn, Dee. 81 %. Jaitf