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Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-14

Tue PAPER BvSlNEss,-It is esti-
mated that there are 1000 paper
sniIis in the United States, with
about @4o,o00,000 capital, and pro.
duciag about 1900 tons Of paper
daily. The rags that are used au.
nuaIly are SAID to bo worth $780,
100000, and amount to 81, 500 tons
An immense amount Of straw and
wood and other material il also made
up into paper; and, when it is
known that within the past four
years paper has doubled il price, the
enormous expense Of publishing a
daily newspaper Of large circulation
can readily be realized.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-14
HALF BARRELS FLOUR,

nEALEa> can be supplied with few half
~ barfefs Of good Family Flour at mo derate
prices, oy calling at tbs store OF
deco JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-14

FRESH SuNDR1Es IN STORE AT BEA1's.
An attractive array Of :Sundries" will be
found embodied in Beal's advertised Ii t
Of to-day.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-14

oay The cause Of the frightfnl East
Indian famine was Tie planting Of
cotton instead OF rice.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-14
GODEY,s AADY,s BOOK.

LN0R JANUARY. 1868 PETEKsoN;S LADY's
4 MAGaZINh for January, 1868. Jus6 re-
o4ived at
decl2 8w BEAL's BOOK & VARIETY STORE
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ROBERT Il. LEE.
RIO COFFEE.

| hCAi' - cou"tfy dealers supplied with good
L i,ia effs at Moderate prices by
dec5 JOSHUA BEAL
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POCKET KNIVES.

4 LARGE assortment of cheap Pocket knives al
"A bEAL'S BOOK AND YAHtETY STORE
janl1-3w
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GROCERIES. ETC.

GUNDRIEs. sUNDRIEs.
90 barrels choice Family Flour,
Pork-Heavy Mess.
3 Whisky-iicking Valley.
syrup-Beedings
:. Choice Sugar,
:. Goa Oil
:. Pure Cider Vinegar,
Soda Crackers
2 :. Picnic =.
:. Sweet :.
l :. Crashed sugar,
!. lulverzed !.
5 bags Choice Rio Coffee,
). Java :.
20 .. SaIt-Coarse and Fine,
so ). Choice Family Fl ur,
20 :. >. Buck heat do.
boxes Germ SOAP,
S ;. candles,
5 :. Western Reserve Cheese,
! gross Washing fsius
40 Lacour6&atches
The above enuultFatoE ice will be sold for
cash, low As any :ealer in fl st class merchan-
disc. at the Tunna, Il Buildjng on Vain street by
JAM RANDOLPH & GATES.
SCHOOL BOOKS.
A FULL supply alwt ys Oh hand Also MisceI-
"A ianecu, 20 Ks, Newspapers, NJ 81 zines and
New Publications Rlar.k B1ebe, fine Books
and ge ct4l r-sH tnanFof Memo aHdums, Pass
and Ike else Books, at
BeaL's B OK AND VARIETY STORE
janli-3w
Peterson'S ladies' Magazine,
ESyR FEBRUARY. 1865 Just received at
1 "E.L'S BOOK AND VARIETY STORE
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-14

N. WAx.-This worthy and entcrplising
merchant, whose fine large brick estab
lishment, opposite the Court House, is
place Of noted resort for many purchasers
both from town and country, is steadily
pushing ahead, in spite of the dull times.
w Whenever there is any business going on
in trading circles, Wax is bound to get his
portion Of it, and why because his stock
is always among the largest and best in
the city, and his efforts to please his Gus
toners are never falling. He buys his
groceries and produce for cash, and soils
them only for cash, on the most advanta
geous terms. This 10 a principle with
Wax, which, he desires emphaticslly to
make known lie cannot deviate from, and
it is the only just and safe principle to be
governed by, at all times, and ought to be
adopted aud appreciated universally.
A. R.UM.-This energetic and persever-
ing dealer in Dry Goods, Clothing, Gro
ceries, &c, is still blooming away at his
old stand, on the corner Of a .rica and st.
Napoleon streets He has on. of the best
neighborhood stores about, snd biz popu-
larity is not confined to single neighbour
hood only, bat extends over several others,
far as well as near. Blum is one Of those
clever dealers, who makes it his aim to
keePalways on hand the best of supplies,
please his patrons, and sell Oh moderate
terms for cash Hess bound to get aIong,
whenever anybody else can, and we are
always please to see one Of his turn meet
ing with success. Long may he bloom.
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-14
KID GLOVES.
WALKING CANES.

A FULL supply of Maiking and Sword Care, at
"A jelS BEALS BOOK & VARIETY STORE
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NEW ARRIVALS.

NEW ARRIVALS.
90 boxes genuine German Soap,
10 :. star Candles
barrels extra White Coal Oil,
10 :. fine ,aree Peach Blow Potatoes
New Crop opeu katie sugar,
b gs Prime Kio Coffee,
l bsrreI Choice Golden Syrup-new
rs bariels extra Family Flour,
New Crop Pecans.
barrels New Crop kaisins,
frkn Choice Goshen butter,
tubs -.
boxes Fresh bak ed Cream Crackers,
/ barrel " alter Hafers-Fancy
l Cranberriee,
10 :. Mess Pork.
Dealers and families supplied with good goods
at Moderate rates for ready cash.
nov23 JOSHUA BEAL
lUNDRIEs, sUNDRIEs.
80 barrels choice Family Flour,
bsgs choice Rio Coffee,
3 barrels Louisiana sugar,
barrels choice Mola>ses,
barrels Older Vinegar,
barrels %ota Crackers,
kegs !tiCarb soda,
boxes BCarb. soda,
boxes Wine,
. baskets Sweet Oil.
Do pouHds assorted Smoking Tobacco,
boxes Foxes Starch,
chests klack and Green Tea,
! barrel Table Salt,
Pepper, Spice aud Nutmegs.
The above enumerated articles-good and at
reasonable Rates, for sale by
octl7 RANDOLPH b BATES
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GROCERIES. ETC.

SUNDRIES, SUNDRIES.
10 bags choice Rio Coffee,
frhins Hestera Butter,
j Fl kin choice 0oshen cutter,
leo pounds Black Pepper,
~ barr els Extra Flour,
barrels Oranges,
barre Cocoanuts
b xes Vermiceli and Macaroni,
III boxes sm al Western Cheese,
20uQ taunds Green Shoulders,
Pr1c~s'in keeping with the times
dec3l JOSHUA BEAL
TO ARRIVE THIS DAY
DER STEAMER MELNOTTE:
barrels White Coal Oil
II eadties fiae Cuewing Tobacco,
10 kegs Speed Figs Feet.
Per Mary Mcdonald:
Is barrels large Fancy Apples,
~ barrels Large Peach Blow Potatoes,
% kegs Lard.
dec30 JOSHUA BEAL
Oranges, Raisins, Cocoanuts, &c.
, BARRELS dhe Louisiana oranges,
re- l barrel fresh Cocoanuts,
~ packages Raisins--L Layers.
80 pounds turrsnts and Cltron.
For sale by tdec2l) JOSHUA BEAL
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FetersNn'S ladies' Magazine.

ESJR FEBRUARY, 1868 Just received 1t
1 "EsL'S B90A AND VARIETY STORE
janil-5t
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COFFEE


9N BARRELS due per Mollie Able; 20 barrels
Az Fancy, per 4ts Kinney. The No lie ! BILE
now due mere and Kate Kinney about the sd.
deClI JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-14

yUST RECEIVED:
2250 pounds Dry Sailed Shoulders,
IL barrels heavy Mess Pork,
IL kegs Choice New Lard,
l tierc5 90 do 30
boxes Factory Cheese,
boxes Young America Cheese,
barrel hew White Beans,
III barrels Large Red AIp pies.
deco JOSHUA BEAL
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-14

T. UNDhIEs. SUNDisIEsS.
-
| barrel Coal Oil,
Gb X Herrirgs,
| boxes Goncentra ted Lye,
l case Lac ur Matches,
ease axe Grease.
Just feceived and for gale by
dec21 RANDOLPH IL BATES
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1868-01-14

Rates for the Tri-tseehiy'
ZONE SQUARE IS TEN LINES OR LEss)
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
Sound the Loud TIlnbreI DER all
Tennessee,
LeftyEtch's Elected, the Eighth
District Is Free!
Weep, MOurners!

The returns OF the election come il
With what tOds a few hours before wri
ing this, suTprisiRg sloWness, but nov
the milk in the cOcesBut is visible-the
rind is peeled of, and the shell cracked.
The treason whYn is satisfactorily
soivsd-the majority for LeJwich Is 50
overwhelming that even we, his wsrmesi
p~srtissns, could hardly believe it when
first sent to US.
The following additional returns have
come In since our last statement:
First Civil District SHELBY county,
for Lsftwicb, 16l Smith, 0; Num-, o..
Ninth Civil District Shelby county,
for Leftwich, 81 Smith, 0; Mum, O..
The majoTity of Lef5wioh over smith
in Upton is $40, and 10 McNairy so.
THIS GIVES LEFTWICH A CLEAR MA
JoRTTY Owe SMITH OF 6S3, with one
district in Shelby, Il 10 Haywood, and
enc in Madison (sil strongly Dsmocratie),
still 20 hear frem.
We now lesTn that the irregularities il
the registration OF Fsyetts County were
80 corrected as to insure 8 recognition by
the Governor, and that LsftTich's ma
j5rity there, over Smith, is about 500.
This, with the districts to hear from,
will increase the majority Of LeftEich to
about 400, and we learn By a letter from
one OF the most reliable citizens Of
Hardsmsn county, that the frauds at
Grand Junction were 90 undiscnised that
the large Radical vote cast there can be
thrown out, il necessary, and such are
also the facts Ia regard to tia 10Th white
pole, in the 10th ward OF this city.
The following tabular statement o.
msjorities show how tbs vote nov stands
between LeftWich and Smith :
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
THEATRICAL.
Mr. Hamilton as RIcheIieu.
The New star, Mr. COuIdock.

The New Memphis Theater last might
vas pretty well filled to witness the play
OF RtcheIieu; or, the Conspiracy, Mr.,
Hamilton taking the part of "Richeliea.H
We are not disposed 20 datter, nor are
We inclined to the fulsome notices gene
rally accorded sill sorts and descriptions
Of ac.ors and shows. This much We may
be ~pardoned for saying for ~Ourselves but
re will say that never, even with
Booth in the cast, bsve we seen q better
L" Richelieun than last hight, when Mr..
| Hanaitton showed the metal Of which he
is made. He Wss, to use the off quoted
| phrase, "a Cardinal TO the cap" and
| brought the house down several times.
At me close OF the fourth act he was
| loudly encored and compelled TO appear
bstOre the curtsia after Ii fell. Mr..
| Hamilton would make q " start in this
character alone, and ought to make it q
speciality.
M. 0'Keefe, as "Gasten d'Orlesns,"
vas exceileBt and portrayed in an ad-
admirable snn that harsh, angular
character. De BsFradas was well acted
by NJ. Higgins, aod "Msuprat," "de
BeriDghen,n and Joseph" were gotten
up in an excellent style by Miss Malm-
berry, Dovey, and flanagan. "Julie'' and
Marion" were most sxquisiteiy delines-
ted by Mesdames, Lsusgan and Hsmil-
ton.
Next week the engagement OF Mr..
CouidOck, the distinguished star com
mesces. He Is now playing to very
large houses il Louisville, and 10 delight
ing them with his delinsasions Of Louis
XI-the Louis of commines, and Walter
Scott. OF his acting in this character, q
late number of the Louisville Journal
zsys $50 admirably is the character
filed, and so ~srtisiically made up
that his fret appearance on the stage
~staTtles vi quite Rs much as il the king
we're to step boldly out OF the pages OF
history and through the mist OF four
buried centuries. It is the nan him
self-lhe peoples king, the n who fret
dared to raise the people, 10 intafpose
them SIS a bulgsrk against the tyranny
OF Iordly vassaIs-ysssals but in naze
Cunning ans INSCRIPTIONS ~ he Wa,
coEardiy and cruel, Vlndictive, and IN
plying 20 Jacques BOnhOmns ne was
almost Louis lie DebUnnaire.i Bad as
he YVES as King, son, ard t6thsR, the
French peopis must still looG back 20 him
!or the dawn of liberty. OF Nj. Coul-
docks PRESERVATION Of this character, we
can say nothing; there is nothing to
c~ritieise bat everything to admire. II is
perhspa the greatest Of his character
psrts."
Another Of his specialitias, and one thst
invariably is s success with every audi
ence who witness it, is "Oid Phil" in
Old Pills Birthday. We ste quite sure
Jhss tbs people Of Memphis will be
pleased with MIR. Couidock, hypercrltical
and hard 10 please though they be. He
is just the artist to fill tneir expectations,
aud We prophecy him q brilliant s~Cjourn
here.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
THE U

Law CoURT-H s. Lee, Jtdle.-Yes-
terday the regular calender In this Court
Ess cslied to include No. ISL, and all
cases eithertrie or continued. The cal
endSr for to-day is as iOllOwsi
1913 Underwood vs. Hardiu Ct al.
ISL Potter W German National Bank.
lE2 Collier White LEAD ana Oh Company VS.
1853 Watson, Trustee, vs. Colemaa ct 81.
uF Jam'sCn & 90 = Busch & IhurOer.
us Hammet & Co VS. WOlJsr1ns.
lu5 Mitchell VS. Flahsrty.
I57 k-le @ vsZummerman.
II5s SIaia VI Garvin.
ll59 Bowen vs. O1vl-.
Loo Taylor vs. Bilbog.
1861 Nsu & Cock Va Logan.
1872 Flshe-ty vs Welsh.
IIs3 Gibson vs. Beecher.
IlBs Cunningham vs. watson.
II55 Allen " Grimm & Tobey.
ila Benton 4 Mclean vs. smith, Apologize
ct 81.
les Berlin vs. Tannshm.
1893 Adley VS. Bolton.
IifJ tin1lGy VI t4arVin.
III. LaDbsrt vs. Escue.
iEt schmidt Is Koran.
IT3 hopkins IS Flynn ct al,
Tucker rs Cooley,
A.. - rs stephens & Day,
80 STS-. II W G2fyiu-
HI rIsnsgh-
~ sm ns wvSoo,ut-U 4 Jones vs. Hughes.
73 Ftn ely vs. McSra-@
10 Runn vs. Ferguaon.
Court meets at 10 O'Clock. No infor-
nal call.
CHANCERY CoURT-WTH d. S"aath,
CRanceU0r.-The Court viii &dJouF1 tbe
special term on to-day and viii resume
ia regular session on Monday, the yin
inst. The calendar set for hearing on
yesterday will be taken up on Monday
next.
MUNICIPAL OURT-GeO. W. Waldydn,
Jud0e.-COurt stands adjourned until
Monday next, when the trial docket will
be called informally, and sl appeal cases
from Recorders and Justices Court
where no attorneys are entered for sp-
pellaut-win be dismissed, and the judg-
ment below affirmed, unless objected to
by the other party.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
FALL MEETING, 1868,
OF THE
MEMPHIS ASSOCIATIONS.
nov. o. 10. II, II, Is ard ID.
First Day.

First Day.
FIRST RAcH-HopefsI stake, for tive year
olds dsEh OF 4 ziis subscription -, play IT
pay, Association adds $50 thTsa or Hors 10 MI.
SEcorD RACn-BIsn City SAKE, for three
year ODDS; mills heat 1nbscn2tisn -, Plsy OF
pay, Association Edds boo hires or more to nj.
dash OF one Enda quarter miles; free fer all
ages.
Second Day.
FIRST RACE.-ssloon Purse, 500; mile heats;
sECoSD RAcE-Rslroad Purse, $500; two
mile heats free soT all
Third Day.
FIRST RAcE-Associstion Purse, 500; mile
keAts, three in five.
SECOND RAcE-BrinkIey HOUSE Purse, $500 ;
Fourth Day.
FIRST RACE-Sweepsiakss; subscription Of
SO each, play IT Ply for three y7sr aids; two
mile heals Association adds 500; ave or more
sECoxb RA~CE-Bankers' Pure, $500; mile
and repeat nee for AL
Fifth Day.
FIRST RACE-Post stake; three mile heats /;
ten 0 add . 600; entrance moDeg 10 % 70 sec
ond horse; I've or mere to a.
SBcosD RACE-Livery and sable EeoPeEs'
Purse, $40; mile hszus; rec for AL ss1.
aIzfA Bay.
FIRST RACE.-Mercbants' Purse, 500 mile
hsats, three IN ave.
aECoSD RAcE-ConsoIatiou Pure, ~, for
horses thst have not Won du4na the 0esues;
to b. handicapped the day sReeedtnG the race
$50 to 20 20 ina ssacnd hofes-
Stazes 10 aaTss Anc close on the hrst dag o.
Octob-E, 1883. Hslf ths Money sHsFsd Il PuT-
ses Will be given fer a TAik over. Entssacs 70
pUrse4, I've Ssr cent. Eztrf@ mas - Rs6e
twenty riuutSs after the last rAc-, zach dsy, 81
the Judges stand for the purse OF the succeed
ing day.
E The races viii commence at 2 O'Clock pre-
cissly each day.
Members ear procure sb'ir badges o. David
NJ. Philip, Secretary, 81 The ofaes OF the Mem
phis Association course, corner Of Main and
Jefferson strests, over ROyster, TrezeVant &
Co.'S auction store.
Tickets and badges VIII be for sale at the
OVsrton, WoTshsE and Csnmercisl Hotsls.
Pools viii re sod st the Ovarton SOsel. eSeTy
night, from 7 70 10 O'Clock, p.r-. eEd every
morning curing the race non 10 ~ Il 5'clOck
a N. :. h. Raymond, Esq, Poo! - Ter.
The street cars wiu run every to- minutes to
the race course, commencing at y O'Clock each
day.
TIE Bar and RstFeshDent Saloon viii be IN
der ths MANAGEMENT Of AT. ]. II. CamsrOn.
Zoe 6and OF music VIII be IN attendance
each day at the course. Ample arrangements
havs been made 10 observe the stTtctest order
and deeOrum.
COMMITTEE ON LADIES' STAED-Messrs. II
Seesssl, jr Gee. D RobbtnA p NJ. Drake, Maj
W. cruzgs, and Ma. Val. SeytOn.
JOHN DONOVAN, President.
DAVID 81. PHILIP, Secretary. nol-td
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

WE announce be q matter Of interest to
both traders and shippers that the Cum
bsrland river tEsstls on the Memphis and
Louisville railroad line will be completed
tomorrow Saturday, the 7th inst, and
that the Saturday evening train ironl
Memphis will run through to Louisville
without change. Cotton delivered for
shipment on Saturday will 90 through
Wis GAINESVILLE, instead Of making the
detOUr via Ma hviiie.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

FRESH OYSTERS ). D. Edwards &
%, No. rs Second street, sr5 daily re-
=, living fresh oysters from Norfolk They
I'll I cell oysters in any quantity from q
% s barrel. Their prices defy COM
1etiti N, because they sre reduced TO 3
tsgirim Ne living rate. Oysters nov sre
a. chesp FOR fsaily use as any article OF
food nurcassed. Csll On them and sat-
- ,ony, elves. nC3 Nv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

The LIVERY STABLES 4eTe again de-
pletsd Of their stock yesterday evening,
almost everybody "Eeing for 8 ride"
The roads End vent ground town
~we-squite lively with uUy2ies and teams,
and tne whole fashionable population Of
Memphis seems TO have turned out to
epi9v the bZ'my evening sir.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

Attention, COuntTy and Retail
Merchants. large stock Cali
Goes. E2iearhe0 and Brown Do
messicR EtnaPys. AerseJH, eEHa-
burgs, FIsnBels Boots andShOes
and sIOshiBg being sold out at
exsrs bar5 aims az J.. IL EOeWeS-
slime & EzSsss No. 2SA nam
RfrRRE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

DEFERRING 10 ths above cards, we respect
n fully solicit ~eonsignments Of Cotton and
other County Produce. VIII make liberal
Cash Advances Sn ~Consignnaents 20 either
hoase. All c-oEslgnmentE shipped by river VILE
De covered by insurEasS, and while in store,
unless otherwise instructed.
Foe sALE.-A general stock Of Groceries
consisting OF EAGGING, IROs TIES, ROPE,
TWISE, BACON, PORK, LARD, COFFEE,
SUGARS, MOLASSES, MEAL, WHISKY,
WOODWARD, etc. Respectfully,
W. K. HILL o
auI2 3m No. 80 Front street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

These do not embrace the very latest
returns, bnt Mr.. Num- IS so far behind
hand a TO leave IL altogether cut OF the
question Of his being able to come up
anywhere lea the votes Of DR.. Left
Wich.
So We may crow, SmitH, the re-
doubted, Smith, the Tobbsr, Smith, the
coward, Smith, the infamous, the low,
The Girty-Smith the epitome and incar-
nation OF mean1css, thieviehnesa, and
viilsjny-hss been defeated, although he
msTshaled to his aid, and had st his beck
aud nod, H~iaety-eight out OF every
hundred negroes ia thscounty OF SheIby.
By tomorrow morning -e hope to give
u readers the accurate official figures Of
The election.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

Best Prints I2 Ia cents. Good
ST R1sacheG Domestic IL ia
cents Best LSzsdaie Bi<ached
Domestic he cents. POsitiTeIS
iast s@RsCE Al Business. J. "A.
LoeHeaatine "a BrOs., Ne. ISL
Main street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06
WATUURS FOB TaG aILLION.

THE Orelds Gold watch Company man1fae-
tuts on strictly scientific priociplss (styie,
finish anu color IS carat SoLSi slas stnsiLs OF the
NEST rare and costy description OF Gold
TSey are manufactured with Hunti0E Cases
Qsdiss' and gentlsnsn'sl bsva SUPERB swiss
pe1sstton Epirsl spring.
RaiErsad Condnctsys, Eastnsers, Esprssrnes-
t5orouRsly demonstrated thu strsRFh, durA-
bftty- eceuTsny ard utility OF the gsc-SRafe
WaIhaYn WaGcbts, and pronounce them l1V2l-
nshSs "a reliab,s tsms-heepsra.
Ftns swiss MoveHents, 80 Potent american
foe siSaiis Edlthdm WqteheI, fun jsvelsd so
Chron0asser Balance, - each. EianosAteIy en-
%sich is warranted by special certificate nom
ms Oroide God " stch Company.
Also. MAGNIFICENT Orcice cold Chains s., So
ard 81 sse5. Sent everywhere, 10 Es paid for
our customers are supplied free with the
Pick Detective and Watch Guard also,
matted separately on receipt o. 50 cents The
Genuine OrOids Gold watches cen only be obs
tanned oy ordering dlseStly from as. co
importers and Manufacturers,
move I'm 1s5 Broadway, New York.
La the District Court Of the United States, for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
bankruptcy, District Of West Tsnnesse-s.
To when it may concern:
The undermined hereby gives notice Of his
appointment as assignee Of 3. Van Brock
In, Of Memphis IN the county Of Shelby
and state OF Tennessee, within said Dis
trict, who has besn sdjudZed a bankrupt upon
his own petition, by tAe District Court OF said
District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 5th day Of November,
AID. 1888. Y. CIRODE,
novg IL 20 Assignee. Etc.
In the District Court of the United States. for
tie District Of West Tennessee.-In the mat
terOfI. Z. Montgomery, bankrupt In Bank
ruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-ss-
To whom IL may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notire of his
appointment as assignee OF J. T.. Montgomery,
or Memphis, in the county of shelby and State
Of Tennessee, within said District, who has
been aJjudged a bankrupt upon his own petit
ton, by The District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 5th day OF November,
AID. lass. ILLIAM Y. CIRoDE,
nov5 1879 Assignee, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

ST. ANDREWS SOCIETY.-At q meet
ing of the 81. Andrews Society Of Mem
phis, held lsst night, the following Off
cers were elected 70 serve for the ensuing
year:
John D Campbell, President; J. R.
Ssikirk, lat Vice President; R. w. Aims
re, % Vice President; John AinsIie,
Treasurer, reelected F.; 4 J. Murray, Sec
rotary, re elected N, Hilson, Asst Sec
Rotary Allen M. Stirling, Physician,
re elected.
: b. Goldsmith, Geo. Hume, J. q. Ne
Balm, Board Of Mznagers. {
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

THE Understandable understand
that Nickershsm has appealed from the
decision Of the Circuit Court R the sfair
Of ths tTus-eeshi3, snd rom the ruling
Of Judge Reeves. The matter viii come
up for q hearing in the Supreme Court
IN ADFil.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

FREs LUNCH st the Monroe saloon,
No. SI3 Second street, this morning,
from IO} To l23 O'Clock. JOS. FrsDsioli,
proprietor, cne o. the old bsrkeepers in
the B-illisnt, presidss behind the bar.
Give him 8 cd. Nv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

Coed COrsets 20 cents. Great
barEaI0s in Irish LINENS pillow
ease cOttOBs and sfleeGf1gs. j.
II. LOeweRsttBe a. Bros, Clay
BUILDING.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

THE vs'ue Of the APPEAL as an sdver-
Using medina was well illustrated yes
terdsv. = gentleman advertised Ter
something, replies % be let5 st the AP-
PEAL cflee. and before twelve O'Clock
fourteeu srsvers 70 the advertisement
were handed i1.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

SQUIRE GRIFFITH yesterday sent Dan
Driseol up tosshe next term or toe cTimi-
nal court. He and his "psl," Murphy,
are now both under $1,000 bonds, iG de-
fault OF which they both tsks lodgings
in the new Jail.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-06

All Wool Flannel 80 cents.
ladies RaIMeraE Ekirts only 81.
R%st Prints emily Is i-@ cents. ].
II LOeWensUiBe ~ Bros. closing
oct saIe. Clay Building.