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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-30
CHANGE OF NAME.

NEERCADO & CO., SUCCESS
IHl sors to MERCAD0 & SEUL-
LY, have been obliged, for their
own protection and the safety OF
the public, to change the name Of
their celebrated Bittcrs to
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-30
PAPER! PAPER.7

r HAVE THE MOST COMPLETE AND
i extensive assortment Of WALL PAPER
ever offered In this State, comprising English,
and Blank.
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The above invoice having been bought for
CASH, and shipped at q low rate Of freight. l
AM prepared to offer the same at prices that will
defy competition. 4
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1868-10-30

Addresses will be delivered by several Flo.
qucnt Speakers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04
The Atlantic and Great Western
Broad Guage Railway.

Editors Memphis Appeal;
Every line has advantages peculiar to
itself, which render 1t In some particulars
preferable to other and competing lines,
but the Atlantic and Great Western line
a fairly claim . combination OF advan-
tages such n is not to be found on any
other route, and such as clearly eDtitle it
to the regard it has won from the travel
ing community. It has an uninterrupted
broad g1Gge steel rail track, the entire
distance from Cincinnati to New York,
and can run their passenger trains the
entire distance between the two cities
without change, and without the use of
the compromise wheels, which all Of its
competing lines are obliged to use. The
coaches OF the Atlantic and Great Yves
tern Railroad are M third larger than
any others in use in the United States,
giving prOportionRtely more comfortable
accommodation to each passenger, than
can possibly be given by H. other line.
1t Is no exaggeratlon to call such an ad-
vantage, peculiar to this line alone, q
feature OF paramount Importance. All
along this line there is the most beautiful
scenery, acknowledged on every hand to
be unsurpassed in this country; and,
above all, safety from accident and dan
ger, hardly paralleled in the history of
railroads. Passengers can rely on making
direct connections with this new and
favorite route; and find tickets on sale in
all ticket offices OF connecting lines in
the South and Southwest.
TRAVELLER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04
PERsONAL.

A. B. Tresdwell, Esq, OF the firm Of
Price & Treadwell, leaves for the North
to-day, where he will lay In another
large stock of plantation supplies for his
extensive house in this city.
VIM. A. Bates, Esq, General South
err. Agent of the Atlantic and Great
Western Railway, is in u city on 9
short business visit. Mr.. Bates is a pop
ular young gentleman and good railroad
man, aud his road needs no praise, 1t be-
ing well known to all travellers.
Col. J. Il. Pratt, late Of the Ledger,
left yesterday evening for st. Louis,
where he will represent the APPEAL at
the Paschall House Association
Mr.. Z, J. Mansford, Superintendent Of
Circulation O. the APPEAL, left yesterday
evening for st. Louis, where he will re-
main during the fair. We recommend
him 10 the courtesy Of our confreres.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04

ARE You PREPARED TO DIE ?-Sun-
day, above ali other days, has a peculiar
lnfuence upon all Christian people.
There are fsw men who would not feel,
by some innate but unsceountable senss-
Ton, the presence Of the Sabbath day,
even had they lest all idea or knowledge
OF time. The Christian on this day, a.
on al others, should ask himself these
questions Am l prepared to dle9 Is
house In oTder2 Have I done all In
my power to please my Maker? Have
| ieft my family provided for? We
hold that no man who has not his life
insured, has done his duty TO his family.
This is q matter that will admit Of no
delay. Call on Mcclure d CaskIns,
OF the New York Life Insurance
Company, and secure for those you love
3 cOmpetRnca ere IL Is too Late.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04
CITY COUNCIL.
Message from the Mayor.


A called meeting of the Common
Council convened st the City Hall yes
terday afternoon at 4 pm, Gen. RUtiin
In the chair, and Aldermen Glsney,
joyce, Black, Bunce, Cartwright, Hoist,
O'Donuell, Cicslls, Lemon, Renner,
PRssmore, MOtfstt and Ellis, present.
The following message from the Mayor
was read by the Clerk Of the Board
MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL.
MEMPHIS, TENN, cUtsDer s, 1866.
To the Honorable Board OF Aldermen:
You are convened for the purpose OF consid-
ering the accompanying petition OF the South
ern Pasiho and Atlantic Telegraph Company,
imu adi7t action on which Is desired. go that
the work, If the petition is granted, can be done
Bids ara again presented for thsb building of
the bridge on Bsal street, aud action thereon
respectfully requested.
Yours, very RESPECTFULLY, etc.
JNo W. LEFTWIcH, Mayer.
A motion was made to open the bids
for the building Of the Be&l street bridge.
Carried.
The following were read From MI.
Ford, s30e0, and twenty-five cents per
ysrd for dirt filing Cabins & Gum,
S2T45; ]. w. Grant, $3.50; Chas. Jones,
$500.
Mr.. Passmore moved that the bid Of
Mr.. Jones be accepted, and the contract
awarded to him. Carried.
The following petition was then read I:
To the Honorable Mayor and Board OF Alder
men of the city OF Menlphis:'
Gentlemen I: Your petitioner respectfully rep
resents that Ii is the desire OF the Southern Pa
cinc and Atlantic Telegraph o mpany to con-
slruct q line OF magnetic telegraph along Main
street. fron the Memphis anu 0nio Railroad
Depot to Jefferson street along Jeffsrsonlo Gem
ter alley, and along said alley TO Madison
street, and requests permission so to do, under
such rules and regulations as to the manner of
erecting the poles and wires as TO YOU may
seem best. GEO. II. THURSTON,
President southern Pacific and Atlantic Tele-
graph C0muany. 81
MEMFHhs september %, 1858.
Mr.. Moffst moved that the petition be
granted, under q contract to be drawn
city, and that the wire be erected under
directions TO be given by the City Engi-
neer. tsf
Mr.. Passmore desired that the wires
should be carried oyer the tops Of houses
as IN Boston, Chicago and other cities.
After some discussion, Mr.. Passmore
moved that the subject be referred to q
committee, with directions to report at
the regular meeting next Tuesday even
ing. Carried, and Messrs. Passmore,
Moffstt and o'DonneI appointed the
commlttee,
A petition was fesd Ia relation TO
grading and dwellings portion Of the old
f0rtiicstions below the. city. Referred
to the Improvement Committee.
The resignation OF DR.. J. NJ. Kellsr,
city physician, was read aud on motion
accepted, alter which the meeting adj
journed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04

OF white flowers on the left eide. Mara
bout feathers and frosted green and au.
tumn leaves with blond lace. completes
the ornsmentation. The strings were
OF white satin, Spanish veil, fas.
tened In front with g rosette OF
satin. The mourning bonnets were also
noteworthy, and, ike those Of Mrs.
Doghertyi were plain and severe. The
material, in all instances, was black
English Grape, folded in narrow plaits,
with strings of the same material. One
that we noticed had a wreath OF fine
Jet leaves encircling the crown, fastened
with jet piRs.
n "Greeian Bend, H-that mysteri-
Gus composite CT wire, straps aud bands
was also there, we suppose, but we did
get Initiated. The "panieF," on the
contrary, We examined thoroughly, and
Is not half so terrible a we thought.
Ia the other branches of millinery all
thst is new and desirable we're also on
Mrs. HunteF will, we understand, give
ner grand opening on Tuesday next,
DAY alter to-mOrrOw) and the Misses
luinlan tomorrow.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04
FINANCE AND Trade.

OFFICE OF TIE DAILY APPEAL.
MrMRHE Onsnhar q aHS

VI ~ - - 5000
MEMPHIS. October 3, 1855.
Outside the transactions in exchange, there
was nothing of note trznspiring in our money
market to-day. Collections were reported We y
fair, though in same cases additional time was
asked for. Offerings Ct exchange were In the
aggregate large, bat were mostly in small bills.
There is no change TO report in rates, though
on Monday sill cotton bills viii be taken at q
discount OF re. This has been found neess.
s.ry as the demand for exshange Is so light
that currency has 10 be brought on by express,
and the old rate barely pays the charges. One
Of cur banks rsceived $4,000 In this way yester.
dav. and hencefJrth al VIII be receiving eur
rancy daily in a similar manner. We quote
selling on all Eastern points at 81 3 to 81 SO
premium per $500.
sale OF 10 shares Memphis and Ohio Rail
road stock was reported at 1876. This, We be-
lteve, Is an advance OF 70. There Is an active
demand FOR first and second mortgage bonds of
this road. Louisville parties have bought up
somsthing oyer $4,000. of these bonds during
Inc past summer at SOC for the former and snc
for taelattsr. These bonds, we learn by private
advices. are now worth s5950o respectively Ia
Nv YorS. small sale OF Memphis and Lit
ne Rock Railroad bonds was effected BIZ a bro
ker Yesterday at 45c. A rumor was current
no,n the street that $4,000 in these homes ware
soId in New York within the past day or Two
at5lLc. Southern securities are tendine nm.
wards. evidently. and holders sxs NOT At All
s,-fons 10 zsaL. We could learn CT M -.
sctions Ia city bends, though they ara e-n
with no offerings, at less than SOS, al which
a.atheraf Is some disposition to buy.
city scrip, County Warrants. School ana pa
lice scrip, are all steady At former quotations
God opened to-dsy q l49H. at noon ~ ~
vsnced 3c, and closed as Is opened. Rates. are
nonfnally 1855 buying, and lSs9l8kc ssIling
in this market,
In view OF the natural and probable mopa-
holder, we are satisfied that the West, the grain
gro wing portion Of the country, holds at pres
eat the great bulk OF the national bank notes,
There are obvious reasons for this The Yield
Of cereals and other produco.ia the West last
year, though not 60 7a1 % hat OF the current
season, was nevertheless large. u comm andsd
high prices generally. The Easr, or manufac-
turing portion or The country, did not do 8
profitable bnsinese last year,
Ths West vas aots free purchaser Of fabrics,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04

Mr. May, Editor of the English Church
Chronicle, SIS q suitable persen to lead the
mission from England, In the Church Of
God, TO Venezuela. When / surprised
you in my card, last Sunday, by show
ing that / knew OF your being
"cheek by jowl" with RauGlistS n
making speeches to them in est. Mary
Magdaiene," when it was to your inter-
est. When, in a word, / had seen 30
many of your tracks in the street abou
my path, it does not surprise me in the
i6ast that you wish TO get rid Of me /;
but 1 intend to dispute every inch OF
ground, with every weapon that honor
supplies, and will not be driven from my
home and country without 8 conflict
which you cav never forget.
Respectfully, j. W ROGERS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04
OTTnN


Inc Liverpool market at the opening 20 dag
vas ouoyant; Uplands, IG<alG<d; Orleans.
sYlaS4lui Upiands snoat, IOd; and closed
Duoysnt, with sales OF 1000 bales; U~PIsnds,
lO5fdi Orleans, Ia.
- Ine New York market at h opening mold
we're askins an advance, but buyers Vers
atihs with caution; Low Mitdslngst nc
Soi-- re; Orleans, ne; Coed hlddlnss'
me market was firm at the close, WIN
Unchanged Tie weeks receipts NsLs
az 1850 bales; gross, 9Ilo ba Is. Week
sfooS iosS.Si exports since september Isl, s2oi
w. Weeks receipts at all United states
Pofls, 800 bales
- hdrzet exhibited very l.tle which "oaid
II from that Of the previous cay
p'' perhaps, there were q few more "gueF-
around, who were picking up bargains
HeH oithe regular buyers we're also on ms
Dat they did net show much dspoai-
I. 20 lake hold, probably because il was me
Iay or The week, or probably fer want OF
gI1SFA FINE e~ottOns, however, are in demaEo.
I4eeS were some betur yesterday, as viii Ds
SCI " me following sales: l bale Ordinsry az
ziei SbAss a. &c; 9 bales Good Ordinary, 2ei
: a. &c; 8 al 22zc; Eat &c; II at Z[ci - a.
l2s2i Tat &c; Zat2lHc; Is st ne; at 24Ec;
at 2<c; 5 bales Low 3iiddnngs, &c ;6G:ZLos
z ~ &c; 9 at re; a 2Hc; ) at 2Sc; ID AZ
&c; at &c q a. 2Sc; 2atZ rs; 3asZz<ciz
- 2Z9; IL a. 2Sc; 8 AZ zz5i L At
Sc zoales Aiddlings, 23Hei q at ~;
a a. 34ci 3 at 23Lc; ? at IKE; y as
23e; al Csc: 2 a. 231c; at 30; lat zSai 80
zee; at Zzc; 9 at zsss at 2SHc; bales
trlet Mld1lings, 24s; al 24c . atZS4c-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04

II in executing the bonds 3 sinking
fund is created to pay principal, as vel
as interest, this will give Of
final payment, and can be relied on as
efficient means to aid In building this
| road. And now, by issuing first mort
gage bonds, this would give rs ample
means to complete the road, say 29O
miles at $50. 600 per mile, making Rn
aggregate of S., 500, 900, leaving a debt
of only 81, $685. 600, Oh about $500 per
mile as . bonded debt.
The construction of this road holds out
renewed hope and high inducements TO
ali. To the citizens OF Memphis 1t is L
had almost said a matter Of self-preser-
vstion.
You complain of diminished trade,
vacant stores, vacant houses, and pOpu-
lation leaving. Would you prevent
this ?-assist in building this q IL
will bring you 100 900 bales OF cotton
more than yen now get. IL Will give
you q large trade with one OF the best
regions, and best aud most enlightened
people In the South. It will cause these
vacant houses to be filled, new one
built, increased trade, increased pros
perity. / take this occasions to say that
we are deeply indebted to Major Sykes
u LIS 6OAO SPNOOH~'i S|
given this measure.
Business compelling me to return from
CsrrOllton, Major Sykes went on to HI
our other appointments at Eutaw.
Greensboro, Marion and Selma, and will
report on his return to this place.
The corporators will meet at Okolona
m the 9th of November next, for the
Of permanent organization, and
respectfully recommend that the citi-
ems of Memphis and Shelby county take
ctIon at an early day upon the matter Of
Inscription, that they may be repre-
ented In that Convention, and be aole to
Ieet such directors as in their judgment
Vill best advance this great enterprise.
would further recommend hat some
be taken by the citizens OF Mem
his and those along the line Of The road,
. raise the money to continue Major
on the survey to Selma, as
is important that the general route of
Be road should be indicated to better
nable us to obtain the and subscriptions.
sm satisfied, from all that L have seen,
nat il the people Of Memphis andShel-
y county will come forward as literally /.
18th their subscriptions ss those OF Mis-
ssippi and Alabama, the road will be {
1iit at an early day. All OF which ts
.'spectfully submitted. {
n. 3. FORREST, Z
President pro tenn. :
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04

domestic and imported. the manufacture and
saie o! which maze 50 large a portion o. the
oasiness OF the East. Yet, nom nsees Sly. the
East vas alarge purchaser OF Western produces,
forming as they do the staples Of life. Tie
Ssath has been poor FOR the past year. The
c9tton CROP which brought such nne prices
Siter the new year, was gathered and sold az =
!psS MlddIing upland cotton was selling IN
THIS marketin November al 1879 per IL, cur
Iehey, a sum FOR which cotton cannot be
sIOWnig inned and baled, to say nothing OF
sLansPorLation and allowance for the capital
sLuPloyed IN Its culture. TIE South has been
poOT-waut o. money has been Lhs
20 buy food. From ms Quarter tBerefore
est has been the recipient OF money.
me result or all this has been TO throw the
80 Ul toe money into the West, and there it
no1ee mainly In the shape Of national panE
tsnSe JuSs SUI with a large Infusion OF legal
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04

PHOENIX MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CoMPANY.-The advantages arising from
life Insurance. are too many and too OBJ
yious to need demonstration. Within q
few years the importsgTce has increased
TO such al extent that Il Is nov the ex-
ceptioa, and not the rule, to find those
who have not taken Out policies on their
lives. Among those companies which
nave assumed tbs greatest proportions,
and have distributed the greatest advan.
fages. Is that whose title is ct the head Of
this srticle. Its terms are more liberal
than any other, and lbs capital has in
ersase n magnitude &c Us business has
>,ro~nered. and 1t is second to none in
rssD6nsibiIity. 1t Is represented in this
cits nv Msssrs. c. Nourse and Mathews,
~boss once is on Jefferson street, be-
tween tn APPEAL and Agaianche offices,
1hsre their customers will be courteously
attended to AID literally dealt with.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04

PHoToGRAPHIC.-Mr. Ed Craven, at
his gallery in Clsrk's Marble Block, cor
ner OF Madison and Msia streets, is pre-
pared TO take any description OF pictures.
Specimens Of the various styles that can
be produced BY aim may be seen at his
gallery. They are the best evidence that
could be produced to prove his ability.
Parties needing striking liksnessss of
themselves or friends Will DO well to call
Rnd see him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04

THE SOUTHERN QUARTERLY REVIEW.
We have received from the publisher the
October nuH5eF OF this sterling pubiica-
ton, the contents % which are as varied
and interesting as sag OF the preceding
issues. The articles ia this number are /:
"Alexsnder II. Stephens on the Wsr; y
"Lettice Knoliy's;" 1.-THE Northern
Church &" "BslIsgIius - 1.-TWO Recent
Pcems:h "Br0wnEoD's American Re-
pubic % "RisteD's Poems; % a. Classif
cation in Natural History" and Book
Eoticss.i We bespeGk for this Quarter
IL the support Of our scholars, lawyers,
clergy and brokmen. As 4 home publ
cation 1t sppeais to Os. That appeal is
sfrene sbsned by I6e character Of the
work, the able and scbOlssly articles that
distinguish it, pages.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04

T.EDDIN'sC oANERcIALC oLLGE-This
~ ADMINISTRATION 10Y ofsIsne induce
en- . 6oparEn's who desire ID have their
.tjId,, "a educated Ia al the English
fapch. e, Algebra, geometry, meHsurs-
6u, tn ScA.ometry, eto, This depart
bent is u the especial charge Of q
eeacher Of vs1ied and enlarged expert
ence, who wi spare no psiEs TO instruct
pupils in the Aost thorough msubef and
10 advance them rapidly. The con-
mercial oou 90 has been revised and
greatly extel lded In order 20 make 1t
thoroughly practical in all it's details.
Young men, now is the time and here Is
the opportunity to I'repare yourselves for
q successful business lie. The evening
class is open for al who are otherwise
employed during thu day, and the anne
opportunities are offered FOR their in
etruction 10 all depsI tments.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04
RETUALEsM.
Bishop QuiRtard InterdIcts the
Church Of the Blessed
Virgin.
Answer of the Rev. j. w. Rogers,
Rector OF that Church.

Editors Memphis Appeal:
The Bishop OF Tennessee having raised
= controversy concerning the services o.
the Church of the Blessed Virgin, and
having thrown 1t before the public by
the first adverse publication, instead OF
writing to me In private, when thought
| was acting 10 accordance with bis
views expressed Gu other occasions. /
now consider il due, alike to myself and
the Bishop, that nothing shall occur be-
tween us without the cognizRRce OF the
public, before whom his card denounced
my services SIS being unauthorized by
the csnOns, customs and ruorics Of the
church," L therefore submit for publ
cation & letter from the Bishop, just
handed me by q Committee Of Clergy
men, returned from the Bishops Con-
ference, at LAGRANGE, and who evidently
leave mel In their commissions, the choice
o. RsGes or War.
LAGRANGE, TENE, September %, 1888.
To the Rev. James w. Rogers:
Rev. and Dear Brother: lam informed
through a card published over your name
in the papers Of the city OF Memphis,
that you propose organizing e new Par
ish in that city, to be known and styled as
the Church of the Blessed Virgin" 1t
is not my wish of present 20 discuss the
~proprIety OF an additional Church organ
izstion in Memphis. 1 understand that
s msjOrlty Of the clergy OF the city have
declined giving their canOnical consent.
1 Fam informed through your card
that the services in the Church Of the
Blessed Virgin will be neither High
Church nor Low Church, but eminently
Catholic incense, candles on the altar
and gorgeous vestments adorned with
precious stones and silver and gold will
DC employed to add dignity to the wOr-
Of God.
These things are contrary to the ussges
Of our branch OF the Church Catholic,
and to the wishes OF your Bishop. and
your attempt to introduce them into the
worship Of Almighty GoD is an
innovation which violates the discipline
Jf the Church and Offendeth against its
common order.
Your ordination vows bind you
% give faithful diligence, 81
ways 30 to minister tks doe
-rIne, sacrament and discipline of
Ibrist as the Lord hath commanded
md as this Church hath Tsesipsd the
according to the commandments
4 God" 1 therefore require you to re-
the said usSges and practices; f,
nd YOU viii understand that they are
ficially interdicted by the Bishop of !
be Diocese to whom you owe csBoni l
81 obedience, and whom you have
worn Z" reverently to obey" This will !
c placed in your hands by the Rev.
Hines, d. D. :
1 am yours, faithfully, in Christ and :
be Church, :
CHARLES TODD QUINTARD, I
Bis5Op o. Tennessee. c
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04

THE MARKETs-Ws visited the mar
kets, es usual, yesterday evening, and
found but little change from last Sstur.
day. Vegetables and flowers were scareeI
bat the show OF meats, bu.ter aud egg
aud :" truck wos equally as good as issl
Saturday. Butter, fresh country, A5050e
per pound; eggs, 593 per dozen chick
ems, 81 5GG5 90 per dozen; sweet pota-
toes, 90s9Sl 10 per bushel, and very fair
supplies. The Jefferson street market,
kept by our old friend Charlie Williams,
was crammed full Of the very best and
juiciest meats that could be found any
where. II is . relief to 90 into Charles
market, il ia so clean and cool. He
keeps none but the very best OF meats,
and sells them az living rates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04

Ladies' Shoes, 81; ChiIdren's
Shoes, 30 cents Ladies' good all
Linen HemstIsched EEandker-
chiefs, 25 cents. J e. LOeHen-
slime s Bros, Clay Building.
Our Stock Must be closed Ont,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04

A NEw ADvERTIEING MEDIUM, and
one OF the most valuable that we know
Of is the great al gertisinR curtain Of the
New Memphis Theater, nov owned by
Mr.. r w inslie. About o1e-hslf OF the
space has been sold, and bids have been
made for q portion Of the remainder.
Merchants and others who wish to avail
themselves OF q h~rst-cisss advertising
medium, would do we'll 70 call on Mr..
Atnsiie, northwest corner Of jefferson
and Main, up stsirs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04

lMATRIMONIAL--The following osrtif-
Gates were returned last week: JDO. F
Prince, to Miss Georgia Williams; D. d.
. Parsley, to Mrs. 4. NJ. Hood; J. II
Spsnn, to Miss Virginia E. Hood Mr. j..
T. Province, 20 Hiss Nora Sullivan; T.
A. Smith, 70 Miss Adine EidiOgs and
five negro COUPLES.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04

Gents coed Calf Boots, 81 so;
good Salts Goat, pants and Vest,
So; Hats at extra low prices. J..
II. LOewenstine s f5FOs.. No. 23I
Main street. Positively last sea-
son in businels.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-04

If yOu want Clothing or Fur
nIshiBg Goods, examine the
stock Of Robson, sneed l. Go.
You VIII find great variety of
styles, superior workmanship,
and prices that cannot be un-
derSOId,