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Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30
AEGlL ADEERrISNENTS.
N0TIGE

DURSUANT to a decree Of the Circuit
y Court Of Washiagton county, prouounc
cd in the case Of Stuart, Buchanan s. Co.,
vs. johnson, Brewer & Co, the undersien
cd who was appointed commissioner for
tho purpose, viii proceel 70 sell on the 3lsi
day Of October, sGs, on the premises ~
G0odson, Lot lj5, the property Of j.. +.
Johnson, situated on the north SIDE of Main
street, bounded on the west by Beaver oree,
aud en- the East by the property owned By
f. B. & S. L. Hurt. This lot has a build
ing upon it with two good store roums in il
.Terms.-Six months credit with interest
from date, the purchaser giving bond with
good security JOHN " JOHNSON,
Oct. 1858 4t Commissioner.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30
sEgow ls.sly sac Evenings in
October

This is comm0A remark, yet how few
thiuk Of the danger Of exposing themselves
TO their inhuencer In ali low, marsby To-
c2iitics Agnu aud Fever prevail at this sea-
son 0lthe year. Ia this disease there is
invariably more or less arrangement Of the
liver and digestive organs. The remedies
usually resorted TO have reference TO pre-.
venting the parOXysm OF bfeaBiug mp the
ehiiis. fthiS is effected without removing
the cause, relapse is Inevitable. Hostel
er's Stomach Buffers strike directly at the
foundation OF the evil, by acting on the iig-
or and correcting digesuen. The cause be-
ing removed, the paroNysm will cease, and
the ehiiIs cannot return. When the patient
is weak and debiiiated, the Bitters should
Bercsorted 70, as they VIII strengthen and
tone the stomach, alay all nervous irrits-
ton, ami infnse renewed animation into the
hitherto dropping spirits, without entailing
the danger OSreactioa.
HeSTEETFR'S STOMACH BIrTERS
IS truly a preventive medicine, rendering
even the feeblest frame imper7iouS 70 all
malarious Influences; and, rs a siomachie
aud anti bilious medicine it is incompara-
BILE, and no one who values his health can
afford TODD without IT, Fortify the system
with this inestitnable tonic and iuvigorant,
aud the "Chills Of October Eyeningsn win
have no terror for you. Oct. 2 Al.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30

and certainty they are nos below theWtat-
ing on that routs; aud The rates which we
furnished for the Al. Rail route, proposed
70 be established oyer The Orange road, are
snch as were obgaiped from the Published
Tariff. Of competing rail routes from East.
ern aitiea to Nashville aud Memphis Yet,
10 order the better 70 enable the Orange
Az Raj! route to compete With such Al
Rail Lines, we have agreed, as will be seer
by reference tc rny letter, under date 9th
April, 1868, to BIZ, J. s. Barbour, President
o. A & " Railroad, touching this subject,
that the rates claimed by him to be charg
ed by the Fast Freight Lines from Easte IN
cities, might be tBkeE as the rate i1r The
guidance 0fhla Al Rail route, thus giving
to his All Ran route az advantage ovcr 9th.
&c An Rail routes, thus placing ilis Al Ran
route upon terms OF equality with the Fast
Freight Lines from these cities.
"rhat more ought TO b. asked. and that
more ought 70 DC conceded j cannot be-
lisve that you would desire certainly YOU
viii be kind enough to consider, no more
am willing to accord
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30

NIRGlNIAi At Rules held in the cler@'s
' office Of the Circuit Court OF Tazowell
county, on lst Monday in October, 1903
James r Doak, conplf.,
ageMst s In Chaucery.
Alex. n Beavers, II II I,o1
gle A. j. Seabolt defendts.
1he obicct Of this suit is 20 recover Of
tho Defendant, A r, Beavers, the sum OF
$3.50 with the legal interest on at0-parf
thereof from the Bra daydf August. 1914
and cgal interest on s6.50-another pa
thereof, from the l2th dar of February
1883. and lagaiipterest on IS, 100 the res,
due thereof. from die lst d@y Of Oc'r'e'
1889 and subject TO the payment theron,
the money owing by the attendants, II. X,
Boyle and A. j. Setbolt to their ee-defand
ant, A. r. Beayers. An affidavit having
been made and 6led that the defendant,
A.. r. Beayers, is rot a resident Of this
State he is required 10 appear heie
within Que month from the due publication
hereof, and do what is necessary 10 protect
his interest ia this suit.
a copy Teste.
Oet9 Ina }. D. ALEXANDER, d. G.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30
Motice.

\ Old established Grocery and Com
~ mission house Ia the city 81 Peters
burg, doing a GOOD BUSINESS, viii take
olmrnicr who cah bring cnpita Of few
hundred dollars, aui influence aloiayth Va
and Tom. aud East Tenn &, Vh.Raihoads
With p view TO extending rs trade IN thai
direction and ID you'd be immaterial
whether sqch partner resided IN tile city or
az suitable pointfor iutunce Oh thea6oye
mention Railroads Tho best Of reference
giycR ayd thc Same required
Address
'llNNVEllppTc
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30

AssuMING the election Of Gen Grant
as conceded, the entire kennel Of Radi-
cal editors from the N. Y. 7ribsOae down
totbe small plea sheets embellisheawiih
cuts Of zingari Bitters and Foutz Horse
Powders are yelling ip the public ear.
the prediction that veryosoon che Demo
cratic press will become falsome and
disgusting in IFS lsudations Of their VIC
tor'ous leader, All very right Now
we, after suggesting that Htbere is many
slip between the cup and the lip"
predict thatif the vile ISLANDERS they
have heaped upon PROSTATE foe should
prevail, and Gen. Grautattain The Pres
ideuiial eminence, 10 less than one
yocr these same Journals wall try 70
hound him down with the stereoiyped
cry Of "rebel,9 s'traitor,p 'ingrate,
and other elegant bat perverted ex-
pressions. They know thai Grant is
not their representative man that they
could not elect one who is, and now
they are but enaeaooring to commit
him to their wolfsh and bruta! pro-
grapme. Spot Them and remember
but 20 aud vote for Seymour.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30
K1aW PrRssar

WE have for siae IA q very low figure a
Beater Hay Press. Il has bee. used one sem
sou aud IS IN good condtlou--wiu make
Bales weighing irom 400 d 500 lbs.
Price &lO0--original cost coo ~
FOWLER GlBBoNEY.
auQ2lf
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30

III Is supposed, iu accordance With the in
yai allle Stress o. things that The Army
end Navy JonrnalN will he tte organ 0fthe
new Empire, 10 this expectation the ut
teranoes that paper ale alreadG lnoked 10
With INTEREST The Nav York C0nmer.
eial aEort OF Conssrvetige Radical, With
sharp eye ,oihe tuiure ~ ~ Old Mr.Wo. as
papeg --gives us tins i0llo~iug extract nom
ihe Army and Navy journal" The 80
formation hat Graut will not he fool, As
PfsHguced by Wendell Philips, win no
doubt DO understood and appreciated by
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30
MANlooD, HOW LOST, now

Nl AHhODDi HOW LOST, HOW
WI RESTORED. N u
EAT-S-ss J lust pGhlished, new edition
Ill., OF DR.. CAipelaOeiPs Cefe-
bIWfca Essay on the rnoioai csre fyiti,-
out mediciill 81 srkRn arpRhHkA, or semi
nav weakness, Inyolnhtafy Semipal Losses.
INPOrNArY, Mental aud Physical Incapaci.
~, Impedimenss ia M4ffisg.,, etc, also,
CuKscmrioN, trlIsrsY. and Fms, Induced
by seifiufnlgenee or sexual exifgyagance.
ir-F' Price, IN sealed envelope, only
eepts
The celebrated author, Ia this aduiltable
essay, clearly demohsttaJes from 1. thirty
years sucoessfui Practice, thai The alarming
cpnseqnencrso OF self'abnse may DO radical
Is cared without The dAneeiOns usp on in-
ternol medicine or the application Of the
knife pointing out niofe of cupe at once
simple, eertain, and fsctual, hy ueons nf
watch every satieryr no mstter what lis
condition may he, ran cure lilnself cheap
,ly, privaiely apd fadicdgg
tIJ- This Ilettrr Stould be IN he aands
81 every yonul spd every man 20 The lapd.
Sent urdsr SEAL FRA PLAN rreslnl,e, 80
any, addrts, poaYast go lsceipt Of six
cents, OF two pnsIpge stamps. Also. Dr..
CulverwslPs "MsrriBRe Guide, Price 70
cents. Address the Puhli4hsr,. H
CnhS. j. @. KLINE & Co,
t17 kOWery, New Work,
ocia-ly Poet Ohico Box A,BS0
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30
East Tenn. & Va. Railroad, }
Treast's Office knaxviile, Sept. 10, '6S :

East Tenn. & Va. Railroad,
Treast's Office kmxviile, Sept. 10, '6S
NOTICE TO STOCKHOLDERS.
The Board of Directors at the last annual
meeting appointed committee 10 examine
the Stock Books Of tie Company. That
Conmittece on examination fied The ac-
corntstI many who subscribed 70 The Cap
ilal stock Show baiaoees Some Of small
sinouni) yet due aud unpaid, and prepata-
forY e. hayirg tho aevouuts closed, order
that notice be gwen by publication in the
newepapers on the hne OF road, to all de-
linqaep, Stockholders to pay toike Secre-
faty and Treasurer OF tbs Company the
balance due on. their respective aceougts,
on or before tho twentieth day Of Noveni-
Der next, OF the said stock will be declared
forfeited.
All stockholders who have paid in full
ond bsve not got cerliicates, are REQUESTED
10 call a, this Office apd get them.
The stbokboders are notified also that
he uponi convention 10 els CT directors for
DE snsnng year viii meet at Kpo1siiie,
on The Asi Thursday, 26lh day OF Eoyein-
Der next. JOHN KEYES,
Seel'y s Trees'r.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30
ApMTNTsTRATORls NOTICE.

ALL persons indebted to K. 4. Lancaster
doc'd, or to the firm Of r. T Lancaster & Co.
BY bond or otherwise, are requested to come
forward and pay up, or their claims viii be
placed in the hands Of az ollicer for colleo
ton. Those having claims against eithe,
will hand them in at once.
H. b. McCLANAHAN,
Admir- Of Estate of X, 4. Lancaster dee'd
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30

TIYHE OLD DOMINION CHURN co,
i Of MuRFREESBORO', W
Are sole owners Of the Patent Right for
tho States Of Old and WRIST Virginia, aud
their Agent, Mr. p. II. O'NElL will visit q
lumber Of the Counties as soon IS possible,
with a view Of selling COUNTY RIGHTS,
az wen as supplying the 0hurns to consa.
mcfs. s3
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30

Rev. Cap Sndefer preached yesteg.
day the conyoeation sermUn IL was
discourse Of very unusual ability. Sub.
jees---the Apostolic Succession.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30
IARMERs AND PLANTERS {
Q sTRATToN,
FASHIONABLE TAlIoR, :

-AotI fNIt-A DIE = AIIFOh,
At H. Q. caIdwel's Je@elry Establishment.
Will be pleased to serve the citizens Of
bristol-Goodscn and surrounding country.
on short notice and guarantees good a,s
and latest fashions in Pants. Vests and
Gents Dress Goats VIII also furnish pat
terms for suits, samples Of which may be
seen BY calling on me.
aug2stf W. @. STRATToN.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30
EACE HAS IT'S VICTORIES
pAYNES PATENT cRuRN

DEIE OF TFTEAG- =
VlulS is without doubt the best Churn
i ever used, and is warranted to make
Butter in from three TO ten minutes, and
make more and better Butter from the same
quantity and quality Of Milk than any other
possible Chnrn. ~
IL IS also simple and strong in eonstruc-
ton and not liable 10 get out otrcpair.
L is specially durable and desirable, be-
cause il is made NTH eoopegare and from
the best quality Of REHI CEDAKs, and
hence excels all worthless Churls made
from plauks, TINT fail 70 pieces when prop
eyly sealdoa and summed.
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1868-10-30

Admir- Of Estate Of r. I. Lancaster, deel,
aug2S -
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-29

The various reasons that brought about the de.
cline in the exports from this country are well
known. During the war we were generally
favored with abundant hsrvests, but the diversion
Of so large an amount Of labor from the fields to
the camp, followed, in 1865 and 1866, by unfsvor.
able weather, gave us for those years a crop
barely sufficient for our own wants. and the appre-
citation Of our currency and the urgent need Of the
South also tended TO diminish our exports; but
the principal cause was that in those years the
barvests in Europe were good, and prices ruled
relatively low. Whether this year we shall be
able to regain our just proportion of the wheat
trade with the United Kingdom is q question that
has a very important relation to the balance Of
exchanges and to the general shipping interests
of the country.-[New York Com. Bulletin.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-29

OFFICIAL.
CRY TREASURES OFFICE,
New Orleans, July 18th. 1863.

Il, Y
New Orleans, July 18th, 1868.
Notice is hereby given by the City Trea-
surer of New Orleans to the delinquent tax
payers whose names appear in the following
list, that after thirty days publication from
this day, application shall be made to the
District Court, in which said bill of tax shall
have been fled, for judgment on the same, as
follows, to-wit:
From A to D inclusively, Second District
Court
From E to ] inclusively, Third District
Court.
From K to N inelusively, Fourth District
Court.
From o to R inclusively, Fifth District
Court.
From S to inclusively, Sixth District
Court.
S. HOWELL, Treasurer.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-29

These official returns are far from favorable to
the general export trade of the United States, as
IL appears that even with the unexpected develop
meDts Of the Californian shipments, we did not
Prussia, whereas, by judging from the movement
of preceding years, we should have furnished at
least one-fourth of the total amount. Mr.. Card,
an eminent political economist, after careful 10.
vestigation, furnishes the following figures, which
show the proportions in which the various coun-
tries during the twelve years ending with 1866,
have contributed 10 the supplies Of wheat needed
. By Great Britain:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-29
CIYT or JErruE

CrYr or JEFFERSON. July 90 1883.
Arrived yesterdsy-25 Texas Beeves, 81
Calves and Yearlings, so Sheep. Sold-264 Texas
Beeves, 40 Calves and Yearlings, so Sheep, 2
Mich Cows. Stock on sale--265 Texas Beeves,
1907 Calves and Yearlings and II Mich Cows.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-29

And Mr.. Card further remarks that in lS62-the
year Of the largest wheat import ever known
America sent much as fve-elevenths Of the en-
tire supply, whereas in 1866 the trade had fallen
of to Insignificant proportions. The following
the imports from the United States for the last
six years:
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-29

A memorial of wine growers OF Ohio, protesting
against q reduction of the tariff on wine, has been
presented In Congress.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-29
an oCCAsIoNAL LETTER rxoa ar
LANDRY.
& the New Orleans crs,c.ntl

fAsT MATERIAL RESOURCES IDLB-wHAr Is NEEDED
FoE THEIR DEvELoPMKNr.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-07-29
eemussrfial 3mteuiaenre.
CRnscnsr oryrc.. No. % uAxy vvx.,
Tuesday Kvsnin9. Julv q 100

OuScnsf OFrIcs. 10 o OAnY sYnn1l,
Tuesday kvsnns. July 2s 1904 J
OoTros-Operations in the leading staple have
Advices from Liverpool and New York were Of
such Q depressing character that the few BUYERS
VINO have been nibbling in Q small way for the
usually heavy concessions, while holders mi.
formly covered mp their samples and declined 10
make any further overtures. No sales whatevar
nave transpired since our last, and there are no
the market. VI
COTTON srArDkRr.
Stock hand .pt l. 1877 - 49,.
saeoesveo since yesterday. 50
ssoOet'-e ptsstourlv
hsoe up nom ptckings samples and Cotton
received In sacks and balea hare sDce
september 1, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 6SlS-sq 800
rx,o,..s .,,, 6SISs
784
bocf on hand and on shipboardL ............,. sa0
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-18

Business today wss setive and our
streets were crowded with ladies who
were looking about preparatory TO
making their holiday purchases. Upon
cur wholesale streets there Was also con-
siderable animation. The first lot pl
meats ia bulk OF the new season arriv al
yesterday per BsTmudG from CHainJ,at
Prices sEs firm ard sill toad Upwards
Clear bulk sides were held to-day at &c
l54c. shoulders, i059Iflc. Mes pork is
also higher-S27@2S were he ruling
rates IA large and small lots. Bacon has
almost disappeared from market and The
little held Is duh at lSe. Hams of an
kinds are dulL. Fresh meat Is steady AZ
yesterdays quotations. Corn is dull. A
lot Of 22S sacks yellow sold on landing
at Csc. Choice white is held al 70c. The
flour market is inactive except in low
grades. For these there Is an active de-
mand and the stock ia very ow. Such
hours as can be sold at So 50G7 Ia lots.
are taken readily. Produce keeps firm
and the stock is Emple for the demand.
AT q meeti1g Of the tobacco mannfac-
turers, hell ia New York Oa Monday, a
memCzIAl to Congress was adopted, 10
mich IL was stated that no tax had been
collected since the Isl of July, owing to
the fact Of no stamps having been pro.
vided.
The western tobacco interest is making
an earnest effort for the repeal OF Sec
tions IS and "a Of the InternaI Revenue
act, approved July p, 1865. Memorials
from the Ninth Kentucky, Eighth Inai-
ana, and First Illinois Districts, and
from Peoria, Ottawa, Rockford, Mendo-
Ia, Elgin, Joliet, Gslesburg, Ksnkakee,
and Morris, Illinois, and from Michigan
City, praying for the repeal Of these Sec
tons, were presented in the House. The
memorial from the Chicago district con-
tanned three thousand names. The
Ways and Means Committee briefly CON
sldered the question on Tuesday. The
memorials claim that the time named IN
those sections Is altogether too short in
which to dispose Of their stock OF tobacco
on hand, and ask that it be exempt from
the operations OF the new law.
The following statistics OF the retail
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-18
STONEWALL ron SALE.


OWING to b failing health Of JAMES
~ STEWART who hiss been IN charge Of tho
premises as manager and partner for tins last
twenty ID se years., STONEWAGL, q farm en-
brscing about lED acres Of the choicest portion
or the estate OF the late DAVID CEAlGHEAD,
situated in the bend Of Island No. 81, Arkansas
SIDE, - now offered for sale.
There are on the place abOutl50 acres cleared,
well fenced, and now IN cotton and corn one
hundred acres in foe cypress timber, to which
from the bank OF the river Il, IN edmplefs run
ming order trainwsy- provided with Tallcad
trucks, convenient for bringing lumber Tor
shipment. Tie balance OF the land Is heavily
timbersd witt oak, ash, walnut. cottonwood,
sc. IL Is well leveed. and s large portion OF
the tract is entirely above ire highest Hoods.
There are also on the place comfortable houses,
negro quarters, a gin and cotton press. barns,
stables, a fine apple and q pesch orchard, aud
everything In complete running order. Also.
a number OF reliable hands who have been on
the place for years, who may Be employed by
the purchaser. Also, mules, hcrses. stock hogs,
oxen, ete-. sufficient to work ft. and valued at
about 5000. These latter, 1t wiz be desirable TO
dispose Of 10 the purchaser OF he land.
For further particulars apply to
AAE STEWART, on the Premises.
r. W.. DAVIS, 22 Front Street. Memphis.
CRAIGHEAD, Breasts GIBSON,
DEF I'm Nashville. Tenn
81 Louis Republican and Cinncinpaff COM
mercial Daiiies) copy one month, and send bill
10 I, P, Hadden, ~ Front street. Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-18

The rag business Of This city has be-
come al important itom and almost
every boat bound for Cincinnati takes
more or less bales. Several small dealers
are scattered throughout the city, who
purchase in the aggregate large quanti-
ties at q nominal prie, and no doubt
realise handsomely.
1t is a curious fact thai Italy furnishes
a large portion OF the rags which enter
into the psper stock OF this and other
countries. Few persons are ware Of the
quantity OF rags which such q country
supplies. One would suppose they must
be entirely used up, ed tenaciousiy do
their owners bold on TO them; but even
after they have been finally cast of,
they are gathered together and form DC
Insignificant item ia the commerce Of
thstsunny land.
During the ten wears cOYnmanoins With
1916 and ending in ISIS, the amount Of
rags imported in the United States wss
209. SS3, us pounds. or an annual average
OF 20, SIS. 81, VI which just three-qusr-
ters, or an annual average of IA ,S30,0l5
pounds were from Italy. Other coun-
tA4Cs VI liz mONAItbLAG4G&1 lUAuien 2
large supply.
The expectation OF rags has been pre-
hibited in EurOpesR countries, as in
France and Belgium, on account OF the
scarcity OF material fer making psper.
Nothing has yet been discovered which
will fully answer as g substitute for rage,
especially for linen, from which the hner
sld frmer qualities Of paper are manu-
featured. The ingenu ty OF man has
been severely taxed, and is get at work,
to find some other material that viii take
its place, but rags still occupy the throne,
and the discovery Of g perfect substitute
seems as fer of as ever.
Wooden rags are becoming a more i'm
portant article than formerly. Once
they were used chiefly for manure, for
which purpose they srt very valuable, g
large demand existing for them among
the sg~ricuituralists of England but
wooden fabrics have advanced 50
much in price, they have been extern
worked over, AMI during the war
have given rise 80 . term that will not
very 0 0 pass out Of memory with the
American peopls-Shoddy. The wooden
rags are thoroughly picked to pieces and
make 81 extremely short staplsd wool,
may be used for some fabrics, bit
the cloth into which it is woven is Of
comparatively little value.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-18

The Liverpool market at the opening
to-dsy wss quiet. Uplsnds, lOsd; Or
leans, 1871. At noon there was &c
change. At 5 pm. it was quiet. Sales
10000 bslss. Uplands en- spot ICsd
shORt, led. Orleans, 1854.
The New York market opened quiet
but steady. At noon there was nc
chsnge, ard al l:55 pm. the demand was
fair and prices steady. Sales 1900 bales.
Upisn6s 25lc.
In New Orleans at noon the demand
was fair sud prices firm. MiddliDgs
23923sc. There was no change at 2:3O
pm. Sales $500 bales.
Our market was active and nearly all
offered was taken readily. Prices were
about the same IS yesterday, If anything
better, as 3 few sales were reported st
better figures. The market is kept bare
Of desirable lists and holders are very
firm. We quote sales as follows:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-12-18
WATCHES FOB THE MILLION.

THE Oroide Gold Watch Company manufac-
4 ture on strictly scientific principles (style,
finish and color IS carat gold a fac sBIls OF the
NEST rare and costly description OF Cod
Watches.
They are manufactured with HuntirgCases
Qadies' and gentlemsn'sl, have superb swiss
movements; Je1Ceted engine turned, with COM
pensatiOn spiral spring.
Railroad COadHct1gs, Engineers ELpresSme9-
the most exactirg Of our custom efs-hav
thoroughly demonstrated the strength, dura-
blity. accuracy ard uti ity o: tie 6Ie smile
WdLfhdHS Watches, and pronounce them i3vsl-
liable IS reliable tine-keapsrs.
Fine swiss Movements, SIS EQtent American
fac si8tile WQLLhdn Watches, full jeweled, so
ChTOHOnJeisT Balance, IS each. Elaborately en-
graved with new and novel designs Each
Watch Is warranted by special certtdcate from
the Oroids Gold Watch Company.
Also, magnificent OrOide Gold Chains S., 60
and s. each. Sent everywhere, to be paid for
on delivery.
our customers ara supplied free with the
Pick pocket Detective and Watch Guard also
mailed separately on receipt Of 90 cents The
Genuine 0roide Gold Watches can only be OBJ
tanned by ordering directly from az.
JAMES, Z. MONROE q CO.,
importers and Manufacturers,
novgZ I'm 1876 Broadway. New York.