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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-07

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WILL BE SOLD AT PUBLIC AUouol
~ FRIDAY. February 4 lsss. at 10 o'cloel
at the Iron Warehouse on New I.egne street.
Julla and q. Joseph, under the direction q d
W. @. Hodges, Military storskserer, initial
Army. quantity ef Army oloihjsg. oOnslI
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Bes5 pairs BOOBIES, Negro.
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These articles are entirely new. and ia
cases. and present . good eBportanity for dss
TRIMS, CASH.
Payments 70 be made In Unitsd stats,H
notes prior 70 the delivery Of the property.
hyorder Of the QnArtermaster General
W. @. H0DGu
Captain aud siiiitsry storsls4
felet United Stats
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-07

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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-07

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grauita ails aEd caps as ahoQn b Abe pl1n ct tbs
Hfat Qufncy QEaniio accurately cut dftGea4 and
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-07

SPECIFIC ALTON Of Materials and Workmanship
requisite for the Erection andsUompletiOn of the
proposed First District Re iorder's curt and
Police Station on piece OF ground located on
Lafayette street, between Baronne and Dryades
streets, under the direction Of the City Surveyor
of New Orleans, and agreeahly to such further
drawings in explanation thereof as may be fur
nished therefor from time to time.
The size OF building its dimensions, sub7diyisions
and the arrangements Of details of buildnRs thick
LESS of wallis are to be the same as set forth and
shown the several drawings deposited in the
Surveyors office. All the measurements being in
American feet and inches, and when not figured to
be measured BY the scale of drawing as given there
on. Should the contractor require duplicates, he
will have to furnish them at his OWE expense
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-07

Ths banenatts Ii front Of the property upbn
which The balidlnE y e ~ erectas shall have
draasad cnF bstoues o. North river HIrn atone CT
other 81 ons o. Hqua coed qc4 t hese b dseNaed
on tAo l1r 10 a. sN14 The aloq9 ~ llte 1deF 9fom
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l1rl the work According 70 the lines and
lffqi6of tha CITY. oFgeEQr E|gtn.
LEeNcrnt $40 tNnaugtt1s eNAa b. t6arelF 4iff1ad
and f4alG zit1 he btlt duoiitY srnlgd and dEe1lbe
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-07


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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-07

CONTROLLERS OFFICE, City OF NEW ORLEANs,
City Hall, Sch day of February, 1865. !
II O'clock Nj on TtJESDAY the fSh day of Msrch.
1868, at his Office adiudcate to the lowest bidder
S. G. BRowER,
Deputy Controller.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-07

Tns priry sink in frouA yard shAiI 10 dug feat
below the leFsl Of the hauQuqtfs chs buttof 10 -
covered with Two thiekHesles OF inch dsfba1t
pianl1 and 500 sides walled up Nilh l34n11Qe wall 10
The heHth of the floor, said Gnk 70 ns exile fsBt IN
clear Rn1 oamsutedi inside.
lines lIdnnf8s said sink 10 b dug feet below the
NrQund haEe Is tneh0 walls, a9d maaaura fEl9 ia
the clear. sell usmq1sad inside thla giak tha have
ca45 mon cover feet square ulofnA on hi1ass Al
o1ue iron AEamo. Haoh sink u have axi2 inches
rontiiating aues cafried up ID the brick wellN
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-07

The tulcrGr Of the front and EHAz buildings ubhl
ha sathqd where nud riest ared thf6eeoaf
work bard 1aloh6e Il the Ag4t Fo 1laalike inanner
1ha H1nordsr4 cnaKtr1Qlu SAIL haFe handsome
stuce6 oeltfe pieces 81 znoAofn deuSa - shown IN
The eiher roeais OF eileas shall have plain monld.
ed plaster coEnloe,
1hs whols Of ~ nierier u1lla aud ceiling through
ouI the praen ahai BE- covered With three cost8 q
the best whilsRnsh.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-07

The whole Of the windows shall b trimmed and
finished to correspond with the finish OF the Bsyern
doorwaysj they Ahall have l& glazed sashes double
hung with patent axle gulleyg, iron weignts, and
good strong sash cord The front and back vtndov7a
OF the recorders court shah have Winch tourfold
shutters 10 two heights, well hung on the inside
with best buig. and fastened with proper kGoks
bQlts and iron crossoars where eequieits Two fods
81 the shutters SHALL BE- halshed with 1eat moulded
Stationary aiate.
1hs Windows In TIRE yard shhIl have outside ~
inch Venetian blind ehuttef8, wull hunN wish The
hae lAa saariaK AliEa and fAstaned n h s,1f-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-07

The footirgs under the walls on thOfrnnt on IafaY
efte street ehal be bricks wide a. the bottom the
flank party lire walls and wall bricks vide the
f0otings Of division wall IN main building will be
brska " ide at the bottom; the QOtinrs o. the mid
die building will be bricks vide: OF the 70 in party
yard wall bsieks wide The fo0tings Of the prison
walls viii be bricks wide. aud she division walls ia
prison bricks. The i0otingg Of the privy walls
shall be ~ bricks wide ct the bottom After the
trenches are dug out and prepared the whole Of Tho
tootlnga shall DO laid accordipgto the widths sno
fed; eEeh and every course Of the brichwor alter
first one laid sail be diminished upward With az
inches OBJECT on each side. -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-07

The whole Of the walls and other bEiekgork
throughout shall be carried up in horizontal COURSE
executed ~ proper bond, aud eredted IN the most
peEteetiy true and plumb sccording TO the heights
aud thickness figured on the drAWings
The joints Of ali brickwork not plsstersd shall bo
SMOOTH struck fff -
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-07

The briekwork Of the base walls to the height Of
shall be covered with oOur-o OF large size veich
states properly oyersapped andwoil bed1ed cement
mortar TO prevent thg ascent of moisture in the
work The four upper courses Of the briokW n aud
other walls exposed to the WeAher shall be laid in
cement mortar with a course Of states built in BE-
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-07

Illa taIl Wll9l eIgIeFn ghaII b supported On Is
inches h3ink wall " bricks fb0lfnes AZ the bofl1lN
di1tHished il the usual EanneFt 6he Aailt e ~ 4
feet llleh above TIE upper ozseto the foatlnaa
nLAs0Md. tNaa
The Wheels front. rear yattl. sud baauuatta enaIl
be f1adof the required leEsi 20 a. @ carry The
watfE 70 tbs 4rput and shall BE- AagEod With the bdst
81 North river AZ ., cutters Aad il u1asnt preacr
may direct l-ll7
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-02-07

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inside end ontside 0a the front and raar huiidinaE
Including gallery. HocrH principal gtnlfEtap4 q d
terna and arch e1hsr work shalt u4sq three good
un41H Of hI1t ou1lIfy pufd EuHlan white IeEG, and
pare Unused Oh mixed With such plain Gallons snlhg
BE- chosen by the tlI1E Surveyor.
The llst eaet nf the maip builfinF inside may be
OF NTenl n White acs finished fat,
Thebplaide Fina9N tl.ndaAe ae linlshsQ vita Rariq
r1an the flont fefla are q 10 painted 0f
eat nnf rIrHlrnr0 I11 11leI11 the HrI11.
N1li HhIeh 4area re ard aha BE- painlad The color
to 10 ataHaH "a Que eNFFsFpE.
4Es ahdi6 ~ the tctk shall IS ek4tutsH 81 the
Ha1t 81 fn1IT1i u II 1FlI1 Kind af I|a
u % a me beas daseflpi.en sn esasg lpsaeek
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-15

A Voice from the NOis0me PestiIenee.
For the Sunday Appeal.
The Angel Of Death has for some
months past lowered its dark wings over
our city-the pestilence has breathed its
fatal breath upon the face of many q
familiar friend, and their bodies rest
now in that beautiful city of the dead, "
Elmwood. Their voices still linger
where once their eountenanees smiled,
and they speak to US in tones too solemn
to pass unheeded. Ny friends, my rel
atives, let not death surprise you as it
has overtaken me and snatched me from
the walks of men. Prepare for the hour
no less certain to you than to me,
though it hath placed its seal upon my
brow" 1t is a mOmentous question
that thought of transition BY way that
we know not into another state of exist
eAee. None save the foolhardy or Wis
ionary can say they dread not the terror
Of initiation into the greet unknown.
Surely times like these yIsitations are
sent, among other reasons, to bring US to
study the problem of our present life,
and to search for light upon that state
of being which lies beyond the grave.
While this idea of humiliation in modern
times is nearly ignored, still, outside of
revelation there are few satisfactory an
sWers given to those who discard the
promises and knowledge that Christ left
with his followers. If they read and
trust they have naught to fear but how
few the number, even of Christians.
who realize an understanding of his vic
tory over death and the grave.
The unfinished development of the
mental faculties, and their ever grasp
ing for something they have not and
cannot obtain, is one proof that here
the life of mind Is incOrruptible, or else
a wise Creator has Knocked his creatures
with torturing aspirations. The stretch
of the moral sensibilities to attain to a
proper and permanent code of action, is
another proof that we are working on
ward to some stage a great way be-
fore us.
And as a future existence seems to
await the noble aspiring, the perpetrator
and enactor Of crimes is unable to de-
sign or execute in proportion to his de-
sire and Will to sin for the same reason
there must be stage of action upon
which his powers for working evil may
expand, and scope for their display.
But evil or good brings its own reward
to the actor. Our sensibilities to feel
will be intensified, and the wicked will
be miserable in proportion as the good
are happy from their deeds, if, indeed,
We live life to come. This is what
concerns you and | to settle, whether
if man die shall he live again, where,
and how. Is there not light somewhere
that can extrioate us from this mystery
and suspense. Let US seek the aid of
revelation, reason, and the testimony of
those who, dying, left a parting word,
and decide at once what we are and
whitherwe are tending Heed the kindly
voice of the pestilenee and delay not to
await another fearful warning. When
the dread devourer comes again it will
be for you and 1 to go, and not our
friends. %oo*
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-15
SENATE.

Morton, from the Committee on For
eign Affairs, reported joint resolution
requesting the President to intercede
with the Queen Of Great Britain to Sc
cure the speedy discharge of Rev. John
Mcmahon, convicted Of treason and
felony, and now confined at Kingston,
G. W., which was passed.
Harlan, from the Committee on the
District of Columbia, reported with an
amendment the bill to regulate the con-
tested election In Washington, and urged
its immediate consideration.
Hendricks objected and the bill went
over.
Edmonds introduced bill in addition
to the act 20 regulate the time and man.
ner Of holding elections for Senators in
Congress.
Hendricks, from the Committee on
Public Lands, reported bill to aid in the
construction Of ship canal between the
Mississippi and Lake Michigan.
Conness called up the bill in relation
to the Western Railroad Company. 1t
allows the company to occupy for a depot,
storehouse, ETC., such portions of Yerba
Bula or Government Island, in the Bay
OF San Francisco, as may be necessary.
After some discussion it was laid sside.
At the expiration Of the morning hour,
aud on the motion of Sherman, the bill
supplementary to an act to provide q
national currency, reserved by s pledge
of United States bonds, and TO provide
for the circulation thereof, approved
June Sd, 1884, was taken up. The ques-
ton Was on the amendment by the FL
nance Committee.
The first amendment was adopted,
making the Limitation restricting the
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The On-RushInr ria.-

Independence, Mo-, hitherto grooming
under the iron heel OF Radlcalism, is dis
enthralied. On Saturday last the result
OF 3 municipal contest showed the city
10 be Democratic. The Sentinel, alive
with enthusiasm, speaks Of the result as
follows:
Independence sends greeting to all
Democratic cities, and reaches out her
arms, washed clean OF Radical stain.
The Democracy OF our city has won q
glorious victory. All honor to the Amer
leans, Germans and Irish, who voted for
and worked for the white man's ticket.
Bonfires are now burning on the streets,
and we are writing by the illuminated
windows In the Sentinel offioe,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-15
CITY DIRECTORY.
AUCTION.


VIII. Passmore & Co go Second.
A n. StoddRrd & Co., SS Second.
as. Levy & Co., 81 second, Jefferson Block
BANKS.
Citizens Union Bank, cor. Main and Jen.
PEOPLES Bank Of Tennessee, II Madison.
Mem phis City savings InsIidOn, 10 Jeierson
First National Bank "A Madison.
jackson insurance Company, 10 MedlsOns
BOOK STORES.
CT. Chamberlln 8 Co, Blank Books, ls7 Mail
Church q Co., 3l5 Main.
II. Wade & Co, 2o8 Main.
BOOTS AND SHOES.
APP 4 LutE I515 Jefferson.
CARRIAGES, BUGGIEs, ETC.
A.P. Morgan, IS8 Third, corner Washington
~. 3. Bruce & Co., y ana - Monroe
woodruff & co, l7s Main.
q d. BRADLEY, 81 Mali Jackson Block.
coal DEALEks.
RIgIey, MeIlersh q Co, 8 South Court
DISPEhsARK.
Dr.J. 3. Russellz. q North Court
Den T1Sfs.
g, Hinson, 23S Main street, Clay BnilcinS'
DRUGGISTS.
ChandIer,s Co., 24S Main.
EUHNEEURE.
I'D. Stiles & CO., 2S2 Second
GROCERIEs.
Fargsson & Clay, Wholesale, S2S Front
Webb. Mitchell q Co., wholesale, Is Union.
Z. W. Sturdivant q Co, la Front
Martin Walt q Co, wholesale, ~ Front
Brooks, Eeely & Co., Z76 Front
f5picer & Sharpe, S68 Main.
GRlbreath, Stewart q Co., No. ll1S Union.
Victor D. Fuchs, Fish Depot, Al Jefferson ST.
hlercer, Ware & Talley, 49, Main.
HARDWARE, STOVES, ETC.
Allison Brother, 20 Front.
Jukes & Scott, also, 11nware, 1856 Second.
Charles Stout & Bro, u Second.
4. Robbins q Bradley, % second.
McCombs & o., "a Main street.
Oryill Bros & Co., So Front.
II. Wetter & Co, - and Is Monroe.
HIDES AND LEATHER.
L. Rocscher, also Findings, S2512 Main.
Geo. PhiIler & Co.. Adams, near river.
HUHAE HAIR AND WIGS.
p. Lavigne, 1922 Main. See advertisement.
MrS. N. L ROdner, SO Main.
INSURANCE.
PhOsnix Fire Travellers Life, and Accident
InE. Co.'S, H. p. Butler, Agent, No. Madison.
b. &. Clark & Co.Agt's Fire and Marine, Mana
gers Branch Of KnickerOo .ker Life, Y Madison.
H. T. TOnlinson, General Agent Il Madison.
PeOpleis Insurance Co. W. b. GJreenlaw. Presi-
dent; S. P. Read, Secretary, Is Madison ST.
Il. "A. Littleton & Co.. Agency, p Madison.
Vredenburg q Sylvester, 2 Madison.
N Western Mutual Lie, J 5. Chaplin, Agent,
~ Union.
st. Louis Mutual Lie, MCMAHON q Gus,
Agents. SO Madison.
WATCHES AND DIAM On DIS
Merriman, Byrd a Co 20 Main.
Pooley, Barnum & Co, cor. Court and Main.
l. L. hichOt, SIX Main.
LIQUOR DEALERS.
Nathan Bros. & Co., "a Front.
A. Naccar0 & Co., 81 Front.
LUMBER DEALERS.
Moore, EadeI q Co., S5s and $50 Second.
Cubbins Gum a COoyer, flsning Mil, l6S
" ashington.
MERCHANT TAILORs.
Power & Mccoy, 2S6 Second, cor Jefferson.
Mattress Mandatory.
Louis Keith, lSS and IS Jefferson.
MEMPHIS STEAM DYEING.
3. A. Hollenberg, 2l2 Bsal and 30 Second.
MILLINERY.
l. Kreo~er, Importer Fancy Goods, 253 Main.
Ars. N. c. Hunter, al Main.
SEWING MACHINES.
Grover & Baker, 800 Main.
Star Shuttle, "a Second.
TRUNHB, VALISES, ETC.
!. HRppek, So Main.
TOBACCONISTS.
l. Sewburger q Bro, So Main.
Thurmond, Foster & CO., : Monroe.
EdmOnds, PstJigreW & Co., 306 Front.
Mayer, MarshustE & Co, cor. Jefferson 4 2nd.
USBEREAREELS.
j. c. Hoist & Co., SO Main.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-15
For the Sunday Appeal
BIRTHDAY GIFTS FOR MY DAUGH-
TER.


BY ANNIE CHAMBERS KETCHUM.
Pearls for my pearl
White as the whiteness Of her breast,
Pure as the thoughts in her heart at rest
Pearls for nay pearl.
Flowers for my flower
Lilies, fresh culled where the water 1ows,
Roses to crown my one sole rose,-
Flowers for my flower.
Birds for my BIRD
To twitter, and list, with eye askant,
H=r riyalIing voice In sorg or chant
BIr-s for my bird.
God Of the lonel
Left, In my LIES fair morniug-tlde,
With but this child, / crouch BESIDE
Thy Msrcy's Throne.
And folding close
Her curly head on my broken heart,
Checking my sobs, lest make her start
With my bitter woes,
To Tree cryl-
Long Is the way, and black aud wide
Gathers the tempest BE our guide,
Thou Lord Most Hight
TIL from the whIrl
OF earth, secure in Heavens repose,
Angels bring roses for my rose,
Pearls for my pearli
JUNE =, 1858.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-15
NOTICE.

T HAVE determined heneesorward 70 do a
Il Commission business exclusively and have
rented my store and taken an once M Stair
In same building, where ! will be Rlsd 10 see
my friends and patrons. THANKING thsm for
past hvors, beg eoltinuanee Of the same.
@hla AA4AAH HoBkHEIkER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-15
Notioe.

nELEGATES to the Democratic Convention
IL will be carried Mt ID ALE FARE on the
Commercial and Liberty. No q
JOHN B. DAVIS, Supf
les Il n. and w r PIT Ia
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-15

GEORGE NJ. THEW, ASSIGNEE OF TIE
u President, directors and Company of the
BANK of Augusta In Equity. VS.. Archi.
bald Boggs and O,hers, Creditors OF said Cor
porsttons
II appearing to the Court By afi1avit nled In
pursuance OF the rule OF Court. that Thomas
Branch, James r. Branch, of the State Of Vir-
ginia; William DOugherty, John a. James,
William q. Peters, Clinton J. Brown, Miles G,
Doboins, LemUel p. Grant, Lewis ]. Dupres,
Thomas II Clarke, Benjamin G. Yancey, James
3. Hamilton, Stevens Thomas, Albin p Dear
ing, Young L. q. Harris, Robert Thomas BEN
jamin f. Hardeman Mulege Murphy, William
Cline, Charles o, aillman, Andrew J. Cheepy,
John @. Lee, Willis Kllgore, John Carter, w u
liam H. Murphy. Jasper n. Pitman, John W.
Stewart, all OF different counties In the State
OF Georgia, other than Richmond county :
Thomas ]. Nackle, of South Carol ma Robert
A. W ash, Of Missouri william Sheppard, OF
Tennessee John u. OLeaRy, OF Kentucky /;
and Benjamin +. Allen, Of Iswa or Wisconsin !:
reside out of the county OF Richmond, in which
the above case, which has been died in the
Clerks office Of tsis Court, returnabie to June
Term, 1858, Of said Court, has originated Tt Is
therefore ordered that q copy Of this order De
served upon the said defendants or published
once week for six weeks In some public gazette
In the States OF Georgia, Alabama Tennessee
Kentucky, Virginia, Missouri, Iowa or Wiacop-
sin, or an acknowledgment OF service be OBJ
tanned from said defendants, and that the said
defendants do then appear and answer said oil
at the said June Term, 1858, OF this Court. or In
default thereof, that said bill be taken as con-
fessed against said defendants, and that ssld
cause do then proceed without them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-15

T HAVE two beautiful and wen improved
Il Plantations In Lea couD ty, Ca, Nithin
one OF the best railroads In o Ie State and dne
Lot ana eommodious DWel ling In the q y,
property nearer 70 me.
apis A.WRIaEH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-15
NOTICE.
Greeks Insurance Agency, 279 i.2
Main Street.
ANTI. NO Oily.

MOT being q member OF the Monopoly, p
~ respectfully state, that In view OF the Kx-
TRAoRDfSARY resolution adopted by the Mem
phls Board Of Underwriters, published in
the Appeal and Avalanche OF this eth date,
will leave for the North and East in few days
to make arrangements with drst-class com pa
nies-nOt represented by the monopoly-to
take the entire line of risks that may be offered
In any one building and approved by the un-
dertgne1 knowing, through the influence
have in b sth sections, can secure Policies In
Companies that Will be OBJECTIONABLE l.
the most TAsTIDIoUs. am now prepared TO
cover $4,000 in any one building. as well 10
grant special or open Marine Poll les.
GEO. W. L. CROOK,
iel0 Independent Insurance Agency.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-15
Virginia Military Institute,
LEXINGTON. VIRGINIA

A PPLICATTOESWiH now be received for tne
"A arpoin tmenf % loo additional 1zdets into
this Institution. These enlefinS IN ne sum
mer months enjoy peculiar advantages n tns
spec al course OF discipline and Instruction, oy
which they are prepared for tbs regular stndtea
which comuense en- the lsf september.
Circulars viii be sent On Application
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-15

OUIsIANA SELLER AND MINERAL,
WATER MANDATORY, No. II Peoy-
farre street, New Orleans Settler Water put
mp in bottles for the country at 81 per case OF
one dozen, and at IS Is per barrel of three
dozen. Also Tarred Seltzer Water at I5c per
bottle Viehy Water AZ 25c per bottle. Orders
left at the Factory, or addressed through The
postofice to Glass Box, No. ISIS, New Orleans
promptly attended to.
TREAOULET q LETOREY,
anil 0rq1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-06-15

Both Trains connect tOT NASHVILLE.
The 800 D m connects for Cairo and st. Louis,
arriving &C st. Lou 5 at 80 p m next dav.
THROUGH TICKETS
At reduced rates, can be procured at Company 8
ONCE. 237x Main street, and at Depot, head of
Main street.
pF Baggage Checked at Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Com pany al Hotels, Prt-
vate Residences, or on board boat TO all pIin-
ctpal points East aud Moth.
sam. B. JO.sE5, superintendent
ASA HILL, Pas enger Agent. Ie3