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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-09-08
/ GORGE f. HOUGuToN, Attorney an,

II Counsellor at Law and Solicitor i'll Oh IL
rs, st. Adams, Vermont. Office near She Post
lice, and residence on Weldon street
Also, United States Commissioner, Commits
liner Of Deeds for the States of New York.
3ssachusetts, and other States. He Will give
mpt attention to all professional business
! h which he may Ne entrusted.
st. Adams, Nov. /, 1864. II
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RICHARDSON'S PICTURE GALLERY,

n Main, opposite Bank street, st. Adams,
|, Cup Stairs.) Open all hours of the day,
ndays excepted.) All the latest styles OF pic
es made at this Gallery. Albums and Pic
e Frames, Stercoscopic and card Pictures OF
|rmont Scenery, all at low prices. Call carly
HI often. L. G.. RICHARDSON,
l57-tf. Proprietor.
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-09-08
NoHr"EHS RAILROAD
WINTER ARIA N GEiMEN r-lS04-5.

On and after Monday, Nov ii, 1864, Passenger
Trains will run as follows:
UPWARD TRAINS.
Day Express Train leaves Concord at 1886 a.
m, for White River Junction, connecting with
trains for Montpelier, Burlington, Rouses Point,
Montreal, &C., and with Ogdensburgh and Grand
Trunk Railroads, for the West.
Mail Train leaves Concord at 40 40 a. m, fol
White River Junction, connecting with train for
Wells River, st. Johnsbury, Barton, Newport,
WillOughby and MaSog Lakes, Stanstead, Bath,
Littlcton, and Lancaster; also, with trains fol
Montpelier Burlington, st. Adams, Rouse Is Point.
Montrela Ogdensburgh, and the West.
Bristol Train leaves Concord at $50 p. m, foi
Franklin and Bristol.
Evening Express Train leaves Concord at 81
p. m, for White River Junction, connecting Will
trains for Montpelier, Burlington, st. Adams
Rousc's Point, Montreal, Ogdensburgh, and the
West.
Cor on arrival of trains from Boston, Worcester
Portsmouth, Portland, &c
Downward TRAINS
Morning Express Train leaves White Rive,
Junction for Concord nj LIS n. m, or on arriya
Of train from Ogdensburgh and Montreal. On
Mondays at G.25 instead of lis.
Bristol Train leaves Bristol for Concord at :
a. M, and Franklin at 9.l2 Il. m.
Mail Train leaves White River Junction fol
Concord at l2.l5 p. m, or on arrival OF trains
over the Vermont Central, Passumpsic, ant
White Mountains Railroads
Day Express Train leaves White River June
ton at 45S p. m. or on arrival of trains iron
Montreal and Ogdcnsburgh Brattleboro', Keene
Bellows Falls, Windsor, &c, connecting at Con
cord with train for Manchester. Nashua, Lowell
and Boston.
These trains connect at Concord with train
for Manchester. Lawrence Portsmouth, Port
land, Nashua, Worcester, New York, Lowell, an,
Boston. ONSLOW STEARNS, Agent.
Concord. N H. Nov. 10. 1864. WITT.
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X =. NORWICH, Practical Steam and
Y Gas Filter. Brass and Iron Goods of every
for steam, water, and gas. Guns
| locks repaired, and keys fitted, &c.
It. Adams. Vt. l73-ly
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/. sOwLEs, Attorney and C,

II A. SOWLES. Attorney and Counsellor at
L.. Law and Solicitor i'll Chancery. Office over
|st National Bank St. Adams, Vt.
!. S.-Will attend to Collections, and prosecute
|l.ms against the United States for Arrears of
Is, or Bounty to soldiers, Widows and myalid's
|nsons, &C.. Nc. 3-ti
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On and after Monday, Nov. A. 1864, Passenger
Trains will run as follows
Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-09-08
VvERMoNT CENTRAL AND SULLIVAN
Y RAILROADS..
SUMMER ARRANG CEMENT
Commencina August 81. 1893.
TRAINS GOING SOUTH AMI EAST


Commenclna August 81. 1893.
rp,rSs notSc soriru AMI EAST
-. 'o''.V - o. 90 M ,.,o,
1V :, o N'' ENi""''9 1T ''- 0 ~ '''' ~ w
"'i,, oIV w, w. H. ,,o 49,
49, -'i',i ."iii 49,, -, ,l'.i,,,rh % I,
receives passengers IRON oHdehs0uIsn ~ M ~
ana connects az Mm,e i.Ner 'unca"y p anu 49,
wv rslis WIN .le 9ii ~, pn,,,,,,s;c n
0pr1ig1eiu anu WIN rams vi l"ss""'P''O "
W., arrives az new 10TH az V'ii 49, y, i O Ak
SteamDoat tram leaves 81. aioanS II. o.
fnr c1i , HS a. S,ratne,a &c c
i'i ,."4s uuoi 80 ,.', Wpnirooi NJ $40 M N
pay ENP n'o1 pIi,,b 80 5'3n -,
Z".niis AZ 49, :" nj ~ for 1nston Sc ar
, mruac p p'iit ~ i fo",l a. 10.gon nm
,tS i ~ r' 49,, 1850 odonst,roh ~ I M -
NiEit p rs o' Pn,,sos Point a. e.
~, q, ~ ~, 80 -, 5bo ~ y, orr;vino ar BOSTON
r. ~ a. ', ~ t; ~ Bellnws Fails with
@,o.i d. P P,, fn' nns3o% and Worcester and
wil vermont Nery niFoaI % 5o go IT. "'
anu III ii'-- III i'0" B." ~ --''
leave ~ ADAMS ioT hoh ii AZ ~ a., IN,
AMI tIe Wr.t ~ cox and i.O6 ~ m and q 10
n m
Day Express leaves Boston via. Lowell 500 a
III. for Burlington, st: Adams, Montreal. &c.
arriving AT Mohtrval at ioV" p NJ ,HuohS,n,'iSn
M l2:ao Il. m; making cioSe connection Win 'he
tram i"r me west IN,
Mail IRAN leaves D9stoh wa Lowell az ,:o'
H. ~ VI" LuNIcV' anu a. ''V q" ,,,i
springfield at t:io a. me- Tor burlington anu
st Adams.
me trans lGaVihS boston va. rHchpuS AZ
80 VIZ i;,ar Tunr4}nn With tbo D,, ExD,ess
train.
Accommodation Trar leaves Mortified at
7:l5 n. m, for Burlington, Rutland. -. Adams,
Rouse's Point. Ogondrsburgh, &c.
Night Express leaves Bellows Fails at LOO y,
IT,, receiving passengers from Vermont Valley
railroad leaving New York at u. ID y. IN, and
from Cheshire Railroad, leaving Boston at $50
D. M, connecting at White River junction with
ION. Ronse's Point. Montreal and Ogdcnsburgh.
I r,io ne MN S'o"''''ia "i"''""" 'i""H
trains iol the"cst' ,,, A.. ,,;,.,,,
=, sleeping ours are ".'icuu " Uu'n iine i'iS, ~
Express tl'l Us iailS 5 81 tio'9 ""
boston anu o.; Aipas Wiiu oli w. W.T.
lhrouSn .iGhuVa i'i NHi,1"So anu '''0 "''' ~
S'ie al 'no lIi"oii'"i 9'"'i'n'' ,1rpprrr c,,,,
60. ,....o, ,or ; 'iEhHil"" '"P'
~ Adams august o. looo'
~UTI..yD avn pURI1yCToN ",
* TG1IV - tirDntn
~ 'ALHhi "AiLi'O.D.
On and after Dee "a, 1857, trains VIII rui
| "a follows, VIZ;
MOVING SOUTH AND EAST.
r,... ,,,,,i;,,,,t,,,, con, -, ,.o5n -, q.qe
u .t U,,tio,,n ii.95 -, i.Ir
~ "a 13.nn - 20 ~ y, -, " 49, " '' "
p III. 90 a. III ' t'0o a. Ia, ,o.on -, ,;
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II BUCK, ATTORNEY AND COUNSEL
III. LOR AT LAW. Also, Agent for first
ss Insurance Companies, and Tor obtaining
|ldiers' pay, Nc.
3Dilce over Weeks store. l-t
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IERICAN HOUSE, Richford, Vt, Jerry B.
l. Swaziland Proprietor. This House is locat-
in the centre of the village, near the Custom
Duse. Post Office and Mills. lG9-1y
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BUSINESS CARDS.

. ARNES Il CROWLEY, Dealers in Groceries
ID and West India Goods of every description,
|rnes' New Block, Lake Street, st. Adams. Yer
|put. @io-u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-23

Benton, made the trip nom st. Louis, a
few days ago.
The Cora S.. Is loading az T,oY,isv;lIa To-.
this port.
Henry LOretzer has purchased the
Sally, at st. Louis.
A bridge is to be built over the Missiy-
sippi at Ksokuk.
Capt. David Gilmore and Capt. w. J.
houniZ, are both building new boats
Capt. EbOsrt is also building 8 boat for
the Upper Missouri.
Capt. Abe Hutchinson has bought oua-
fourth OF the Geo. d. Palmer for S9O00
The U. 5. mail packet, Commercial
leaves on Sunday for White river. Cant
John Edison is master.
The MOllie HsmblstOn, Cant. BOWMAN
is the regular Tuesday St. Francis river
packet
The 81. 81 Shreys, Capt. Carter, viii
pass down on Monday for Vicksburg.
The Luminary, Capt. Luksr. nssssz nv,
Tor 81. Louis tomorrow morning az .
O'Clock. -
The gay Natoma, Capt. Lee. leaves On
Monday at her usual hour for Napoleon
and way points.
Inc Belle Memphis, Capt. Crane, hacks
out to- morrow for Cairo and 81. I.,n5s
capt. Jas. i. Bourne, of the fsnoous
star Union Line, received another hale
OF new cotton yesterday rom Carl
parish, louisiana, and forwarded it IN
New York over his line. ~ W
WIN. h. Wilson, formerly a elarH n,
the steamer Elisha Bennett. one ~ tba
FlttsbuFg and Brownsville mail bosfs
was arrested in Pittsburg, on Wednes..
day, ON the charge OF mail ro6bing. Tba
hais IN tne Monongshela Valley are
cHIIieu on me steamers. He gave bail
IN tue sum of $1,000 to answer rert vyasl-
before the United States District r,o,-t
The st. Louis Dispatch saws. we n1sdo
mention yesterday of the fact tbsr tbe
restaurant system wss about to bs gem
orally introduced or the MemDbis DscE.
ets. Inc Belle Memphis, which leaves
next friday, Will be the first boat ONT
uEser LnSI arrangement. The fare in
stead OF being fifteen dollars to Marnpbis
VIII only be seven, which will iDcI1J5
state room, thus allowing the Dassangey
eight dollars to feed himself on The To-
we venture the assertion that the travel
Ter VIII save from four to five dollars bv
the ehangei hence it is bound to become
general and popular move. The priee
OF meals VIII be established bv the b0at-
anu VIII Oe nIty cents for breakfast and
suppeIi ana seVenty-hve cents for dinner.
so that there is no danger of ovarobs,.,,as
or imposition. The advantages NJ t6a
restaurant system are too numerous h.
De enumerated just now, but as il nro-
crosses, We will collect facts and report
Ihat &c will ultimately be univgrssllv
adopled on the Western rivers, there Is
little doubt, or that it viii prove 3 great
saving TO both the boat owners and pas
sengers' and to the latter more especially.
Ihe dispatch is not posted on fare,
Wnieh Is now and has been but So. be.
tween the points named, for some time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-23

GREAT ENTERTAINMENT One OF the
most pleasant affairs Of the season came
off yesterday at No. SO Union street, on
the occasion Of the opening Of the Cres-
cent saloon, by Mr.. Jno. O'Connor. The
saloon has just been fitted up in the most
chaste manner. The various LIQUORS set
out for the guests were the choicest the
market could afford. Among the guests
we noticed some Of the military officers
Of the post, as well as the judicial and
city officials; these, together with the
legal element, to say nothing of repre-
sentatives of the press, honored Mr..
O'COnnor with their presence. We trust
that the business commenced under such
favorable auspices may successfully con-
tinue. At one time during the morning
the saloon was SO densely crowded that
it had more the appearance of young
barbecue than city saloon. Jim GIea-
son waits on the guests. This is sufficient
to recommend the place. Dent forget,
Crescent saloon, SO Union Street. "Loag
nIdg she tOaUe.u
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rained all the time 1 came through the
| best cotton growing country in the
| South, In Texas, Louisiana and Missis-
sippi, where have been, they will not
average one bale to ten acres planted.
The bell worm has swept OFF all the late
forms, and are now eating the grown
bolls as fast ss they can. 1t is very rea-
sOnable to say that they will eat them
all, for they are nearly as thick as ever
saw the army worm. The latter worm IS
In nearly every crop in this neighbOr-
hood, but they can dc no damage as there
is nothing left for them but leaves.
JOHN MOORE.
BRAN-Stock large with light de-
msnd st S2294 per ton.
BUTTER-Fsir local demand, choice
in small packages 3S(94Oc hrkins S5e /;
common dull 25@30c.
BACON-Malket weaker sales q
casks clear sides at 174c 9 do Ia SELL
ing to trade at 1SGlSkc ; clear rio THO
I73c shoulders lac. We learn that .
lot on consignment was offered at l33c.
BAGGING Light jObbing demand.
Todd's, I891S}c. Kentucky heavy, 232
@263c. India, 28927c.
CATTLE - Small supply. Choice
beeves, 697c; inferior, 395e.
CHEESE-Prices nOminally l4@l7c
for w. r.; factory and e D., -.
COFFEE-FiIm at 23927c for Rio /;
Java, 41@43c.
CORN-Only so sacks received to- day,
which sold on levee 81 95c. We quote
scarce at 95c(9Sl in store.
CORNMEAL-Mark quiet. A sale
of 1850 bbls Kindred at depot was re-
. In, LOFT af mil fc
"a 4094 80; Kindred in store s. 900
4 %.
CHICKENS Market fairly supplied
With GOOD demand for extra young. We
quote old at S4G5 young & 75(93 50.
EGGS-A few lots received and sell
slowly at 25@27c.
FRUIT-Little coming In. Fair de-
msnd for choice Apples at SlCg2 per Dol.
Dried Apples, sc Dried Peaches, 7GJSe.
FLOUR-Market is quiet. Supertinei
So 5Ota7 90; X, S9(99 50; Xxx, SlO(Slli
Xxx, and fancy family, Sl1 5O9l3.
HAY-Stock light; q few bales choice
sold on levee at S23 inferior irregular,
ranging from ST. to 20.
AMS-Plain country 17l9l8c; plain
canvassed, 17@1Sc; sugsr-eured can
vassed 19492lc.
HOGS-Few in market and demand
light at 53@6c gross.
HIDES-Receipts lights. Dry flint q
age dry salt, l79lSc; green salt, lug
lie; green, S99e.
LARD-Prices are steady. Kegs, zoo
Gle; tierces, 191G2Oe.
LIME-Eureks, s. 25; Alabama, Cape
and St. Louis, 81.
MOLASSES - Fair stock. Sugar
house, 65c@S1; Porto Rico, 66(SS5e;
Syrups, 75c(9Sl %. - -,
MESS PORK-Held at $50 7593l with
q sale reported at $50 50; Prime Mess,
s2S62S so.
OATS-Only 90 sacks No. 2 received,
which sold at SOC held in store at dO(9
Soc.
OILS-Coal oil, 3S@42c; lard oil, 81 40
al Use; linseed, 81 20(91 40.
ONIONS-FAir demand at s. 5O per
barrel from wagons.
POTATOES-G Good demand for sound
at SI0I Is per barrel. Sweet potatoes,
So 50(G4 per barrel.
nessee s494 so for Kentucky,
SUGAR Firm prime to enoIce LOU
isiana, 16@lSc; fair, l4(9Iae; island,
TAR-In kegs per dozen, S5 1906.
TOBACCO-GOOd stock and prices
firm, with only small trade doing.
WHEAT-NO receipts; good demand
No. l, S2@2 O5 No. 2, 81 S5(9l 50 lnie-
rior, 81 60@I IS.
WHISKY-Marke irregular. High
wines, nominal. Common whisky, SIG
81 so; imitation Bourbon, 81 Bourbon,
g 5O@3.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
MHnrpEIra 4 nuIai % I.aa Z


The demand for Eastern exchange is
only moderate, and it is not expected
that much improvement will take place
for the next fifty or sixty days, as there
will be very few bills falling due in New
York before the lst of November, and
by that time there will be more than
enough making to supply the demand.
At present, offerings are about equal to
the requirements, and will continue so
hencefcrth, so that we look for no more
shipments Of currency to that point, OF,
in fact, any other of consequence.
City bonds are stiILrunning at about
SOC $4,000 were sold at that figure YES
terday, and 5000 to-day. Other lots, it
is said, can be found at the same rate,
but holders are not so anxious to sell.
Memphis and Charleston stock is firm at
53c, while Mississippi Central and Mis-
sisslppi and Tennessee stocks and bonds
are in active demand, bat scarce.
City scrip is firmer-SS0O0 was sold by
one dealer to another at zoe selling in
a small way at 73@75c. There is no
earthly reason why it should not be
worth dollar for dollar. There is we
learn determination upon the part of
our authorities TO make all come up and
pay their past dues. We hope it is true.
We have asked for the names of those
who are in arrears, but have received no
reply. We reiterate our request, that
they may be handed to US, 81 we can
publish them to the public. 1t is duty
owed to the people by cur authorities, in
order that every man in town may know
who Is in arrears, and it is equally our
duty to see that they do know 1t. Rumor
says that several of our heaviest real es-
tate owners are largely in debt to the city
for taxes long past due. If these rumors
are true, we want to learn the fact, and
we will soon give very good reason why
Scrip should be worth dollar for dollar.
That it is not 30 to-day Is due we fear to
the want of independence on the part of
those who have the matter in hand,
County Warrants are in fair demand
from dealers at 52c buying selling at
55G56o.
Police scrip Is irm buying at 75c
selling at 7S9S0e.
Gold opened in New York to-day at
IA, aud closed at l444. We could learn
OF no sales to report. Small amounts are
taken at142@l423 selling at I484@I44.
The New York stock exchange quo
tatiOns at noon to-day were as fol-
lows: Old Tennessee bonds, 643; New
Tennessee bonds, 63}. Five-twenties,
Of 'Sl, l3s; do 1872, 1St /; do '64,
81; do '65, III; do new issue, Il; do
's7, II; 1O-40s coupons, 81. Bonds
steady.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES TO-DAY.

~ PzrER's CHURCH, Adams street, corner Of
7-7.fri- Very Rev. J. 4. Kelly o. 5. D., Pastor
rsvs. !, 4. Lynch, .. A. C'Brien and n D.
Fortune, O. :. D., Assistant Pastors. Mass Cd
-7naavs s. G, :, s and an, High Mass ano
-..rro,D. l9ls am. Sunday School and CATE
cblsu. ~ pm. Nespers and Lecture pm
Pastoral resideace, 81 Adams street
FrEsT BAPTIST CEURCH-Freachlng by ths
Pas,ar. Rev. D. E. Burns at 1el5 o'clock am.
and O'Clock pm. Young Laa!ss A40le e-A7s
atsE-m-
Ea-,or-MadIson street. Services At L05s am
aad Pr sunday school Al an LAZY scr
vices ztss.rr. and pm.
,sRr-RY CHAFEL-Cor1er Ct Linden and
r4--,.-5,-Rsv. F. :. Petwsy, FastoT- ser
vIess Al Iu5s an and P IA
'-r----,,- CEAPEL-Coruer Jones avenue and
.Ts5s-oa stresI--J D. Stsadnlan- d. d, Pastor
Services al LJ-5 an.
--rzr-1 PzE.BYl EEIAS CHURCE-Corner skin
.,5 ,r5e,ssa srreets-Rev. W. 4. sample. Ser
vice at loii a n.
Gu.Cs CETRcH-Hsrusndo street, near
ysncs-Rev. DR.. Brooke, Rector Services a.
20 az. and pm. sunday school at
an. ,.-.---.
rr-zar METHODIST UECE-D MON street
R-v. ". u. Patterson, Pastor. Preaching ST
T1Lz m. and ?. n. Sabbath School ST "a
an.
- NEARY-s CATHEDRAL--PCplar street, east
OF Adams, Richard Hines, D. D. Dean-Daily
services at 6 an. snd 6 IN. BOY t5nlIlu
r,s.sbrared on al Festivals and saints Days
apz every = 1adav morning al o'clock except
On the nrst Sandsy IN the month, when the
celebration takes place a. Ig:jG an. Sunday
school Al $50 am.
CESrgAL BsPT1sT CHURCH, tTABERNAcLEl,
Cont street. between Second and Third, Rev.
: =. Ford. Ii. D., pastor. Services, sunday
stlgL, O'Clock am. E2d pm, and Thursday
ats clock pm. Young Mems Prayer Meet
inz Monday at O'CLOCK pm Sabbath School
=. ,,.ro,l- MARCUS COOPER, pit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Eariy Ha-rfages.-Dr. Franklin advocated
Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this and other subjects, being GUIDE To
MARRIAGE and ConJugal Felicity, by benev-
olent Physicians, sent by mall. In sealed letter
envelopes, free of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia, Pa.
mail Srn
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-23

NEGLIGENCE OF A COLCRED PHYsI-
CANA child OF white man named
Louis Freidenburg, residing on Clinton
street, died on Friday evening, and
Coroner Samelson was called upon to
hold an inquest on the body. A post
mortsHs examination was had, the
contents Of the stomach being analysed
by Prof. TheO. Hoerner, who was unable
to fad any poisonous substance therein.
After hearing ali the evidence, the jury
brought Ia q verdict to the effect that the
child came to its death through the cul-
pable negligence Of DR.. C. Byrd Baker, q
colored gentleman who has been prac-
Using as a physician for some time, and
attended the deceased child during its
illness.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-23

THAT excellent young artist, Mr.. Ed
Craver, at his gallery over Clsrk's jew
elry store, corner of Main and Madison
streets, is daily taking life-like pictures
that are a credit to his genius. He is
master of every branch of the photo
graphic art, being able to take pictures
in any style that the science of the pres
ent generation has conceived. Any per-
son in want of correct snd striking
likeness should oall on our young friend,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-23

HARD TIAIEs.-Money being 30 scarce
and times 30 hard, it is no more than
right that every one should look to his
or her interest. Strauss & Blum, suc
tioneers, will continue their sale Of dry
goods, etc., tomorrow morning at ten
O'Clock, at their auction house, No. 2l3
Main street. Thoss who have little
money to invest, this is the place and
nosy the time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-23

WRAPPING PAPER.-If YOU would
save your money, go to Brown & Dill
lard's, Sole Agents, IA Front street, and
examine their stock. They have all
grades OF the finest article Wrapping
Paper, and are selling below Cincinnati
prices. iv29Im
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-23

MATRIMONIAL.-Cer were re-
turned to the County Court Clerk, during
the past week, sttestiDg the marriage OF
the following persons Loudon Matthews
and Amanda J. Smith, August 18th
Ben MILFORD and Mary Harris, August
18th; Wylie Miller and Elizabeth Sneed,
July 26.hi Joseph Hickey and Mrs. Kate
HesbuFg, August 18th; VIM. Morrison
and Johanna Moore, August 10th Geo.
B. Lee and Miss Maggie NJ. Mcdonald,
August 18th; Geo. Brown and B. A. c.
Francis, August 18th.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-23

PAsCHALL HOUSE DRAwINe.-Certiff-
Gates in this grand drawing can be had
in Memphis of MIR. E. s. Plummer, w.
H. PassmOre & Co., 26O Second street,
and at Geo. Pattison & Co.'s bookstore,
3l7t Main street. Circulars containing
full particulars furnished on application
to either of the above parties. jy2s 3tawtf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-23

MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON Rail-
RoAD.-The annual meeting of the stock
holders in this corporation takes place in
this city on the 25th inst. The attention
Of all interested is called to the fact, and
to the notice in another column Of Geo.
Robertson, Esq, Secretary and Treasurer.
Stockholders and their families will be
passed free over the road on showing the
conductor their certificates ofstock, from
one day before until one day after the
meeting. su2O If
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AIces' cigars are the Best.

Ii. D. l. STEWART, ESD, who repre-
septs this Congressional district on the
State Executive Committee, has received
notice Of the resignation of Hon. @. w
Jones, eleetOr tOr the State at large. A
meeting Of the Committee will be held
at Nashville, September LIST, to Ill the
VACANCY
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EARACHB. - There is scarcely any
ache to which children are subject, so
hard to bear and SO difficult to cure as
earsche, and the remedy furnished US by
a friend, is published for what it is worth /:
Take bit Of cotton batting, put upon 1t
pinch Of black pepper, gather 1t up and
tie It; dip it in sweet oil, and insert it in
the ear. Put flannel bandage over the
head to keep it warm, and it will give
immediate relief
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WHILE present at the meeting of the
Central Colored Democratic Club, on
Friday night, We observed that many OF
the young white Democrats were quite
noisy and occupied seats In front, to the
exclusion Of colored men. This Is not
right, and we hope tbs boys will behave
better 10 future.