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T1oR NEW YoRK-oLD DO 44Eys

Tor NEW .Y0RK-oLD Do go
MINIOS STEAMSHIP COM AI sfs...ssnssSips
NLBEMARIE SARATOGA. HATTE ils ses R sts
CARA. and VIRGINIA, leave New ! 9rSnft n and
mnnd si,rert every TUESDAY, THUkSID9AS aY.
sATgRpAY hs ssSs klsa " aisS water
n,;asa sSi,,s "a tireiy new, and were pun Queens
prcsssy for This route. They hsss spcadaiai and
~ snI az tesooI,as aud the fare, accomMoassio'
aftention are unsurpassed. ,.,,a., regularly
Goods shipped ts line are ls entered Bier il
N,,rsS river within forty eight hours ,o or,,ared
insnran.css ,oinss beyond New York fofwAf ~.
With .iisnStc. aud no charge maids exeeps =, ~
tuaa Cor Savannah SsS sd
leans and other southern ports src prompt
Joining pier. All goods for ths:se loin.s go :. :
H. traiisfsrred without ex ,sj Green.
9. Rsss sEss ~ Co., Rich.
,s,T,.a Va fol,i 81. West, ctty eoiast aa
m ssss ! Il si ii. We Webs soslpik, Ts, !
TIVE IA NiJRix 4 ttEa e GU. ar ts,.,,ts.
ia coSner Nah. and EleYeass s'sS''''
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q 6IUCh OF
READY-MADE CLOTHING, .s
MEMS AND BOYS HATS, &C., &c.
We invite the special attention Of city and coun-
try merchants to this sale, US the goods are all
fresh and seasonabe, and will be sold without re.
serve, and In lots to suit purchasers.
ap2s PAINE Il CO., Auctioneers.
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DY VIRTUE OF TWO DEEDS OF
ID trust-one from William Cartwright to Charles
w. Dabney. dated April; 1857, and the other from
the said William Gathright and Lucy Jane. his
wife, to james II. Bowles and Charles r. Wood
son, dated June u, 1ssl,-the undersigned as
trustees under said deeds, at the request of the
owner of the claims thereby secured, will, OH the
2OTH DAY OF MAY, 1868, on the premises, sell ut
public auction to the highest bidder, the tract of
land on which William Gathright lately resided,
known as BERRY HILL, lying IN Goochland
county, adjoining the lands Of james FL. Bowles
Mayo Watkins, and others. and containing 81
acres, more or less. This place Is under cultiva-
ton, has some excellent crcek-1at land. has
u good dwelling and all necessary out-buildings
and is q very desirable place. Persons desiring
land or u comfortable home are desired to look at
it before the day of sale.
The creditor Is willing to sell for one-fourth
cash, and the balance In Six twelve, eighteen, and
twenty-four months, for bonds with good personal
security secured by a deed of trust on the place
title retained until the whole of the purchase money
shall be paid E. y. p DABN Me- Trustees
an lT-F4w c.. II, WOODSON,}
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DRUGsTORE FIXTURES FOR SALE.
H. We offer for sale very low complete set of
DRITGGISTS, FIXTURES, including Bottles,
Drawers. Shelving, Counters, Showcases Scales,
and everything necessary to carry on the business.
It is a good opportunity for any one about COM
chcaply. Also, Il SODA MATER AND SYRUP
APPARATUS Of the latest style, In good order.
~ w. Al. DADE 4 CO.,
myl-l0tx corner Sixth and Broad streets.
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VHEAp, RELIABLE, "a n DSal

JsAFh ROUTE 10 RALTI- lssss :, u
MORE, sAyAMN.,AH,, Bo saG ,ptdA, MI
sgTTEAsiBpAT ',ctoMiPaNY.-NO CHARGE FOE os
~ ~ fiHARFA GE-NO TRANsHIPMESIp, ~
GOODS BETWEEN BALTIMORE s,!sls A TAi!RSs i,sY
M0ND. - Leaves Baltimore every a ~ Rich.
m rud every TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and "II sa.
TURDAY. Freight received every Gay st MHrs
Sunday up to o'clock Z. d. Ine ne, nss.enger
ACCOMMODATIONS, Fare reduced to Tlik!EE ,ssinb
LARS meals and staterooms extra. fo' ii@'e
OF ps'ssss H fitRVE & WILLIAMS, Agents,
corner Thirteenth and Gsr xiii stfY TAN
Our Mr.. j. D,:HARyEY and h,;; s,,e"l per-
sonaiiy to receiving and delivering frsish; .,,s.
up ls-m u. y ~ --s----
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VTIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD
v CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.-On and aficr
WEDNESDAY, March lltll the following trains
will be run on this road:
The morning passenger train DAILY except on
Sundays) between Richmond and Stanton. and tri'
weekly west of Staltnton, going west, on MON
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS, and FRIDAYS and re-.
turning alternate days. This train leaves Rlcl;
mond ut T:l5 A. NJ. and arrives at $50 T. NJ, AMI
makes close connection with tho Orange and Mex
andria Railroad trains for LynchD,rg ana Tue
Southwest, and connects with trains To and from
the North, but with delay at Gordonsylllc Of one
hour and thirty minutes-the connections WIN thc
Baltimore and Ohio trains for New York DeinSfe-
established. No trains on Sunday.
The evening passenger train leaves Klchllond
DAILY Except sundays for Gord2nsyi!le a .;;9
p. NJ, and for Charlottesville on "WEDNESDAY
and SATURDAY. Returning, leaves Charlotte
willie ut 4 A. NJ. on THURSDAY and MONlAi,
and Gordonsvlle DAILY Except on Sunday al
A. NJ. arriving in Richmond at 80 A. NJ.
The morning train connects with HAR3lAN.&
CO.'S and TROTTER & co.'s LINE or STA6E
COACHES for Lexington, White Sulphur, aha
Winchester. ~,
Passengers for Lexington go through from Rich
mOnd or Baltimore the same day.
THROUGH TICKETS sold to All prominth!
points II. ID. WHITCOMB
mh9 General Superintendent.
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BAKERIES.

DAkAEHkQGSs
r D. BRIGGS, THE OLDEST ESTA-
L. BLISHED AND LARGEST BAKERY
IN THE STATE.
ESTABLISHED 1854.
1 STORES;
7o7 MAIN STREET AND SIC BROAD STREET.
Keeps constantly on hand, and baking fresh
every day, all kinds of BR FAD, CAKES,
CRACKERS, and PIES. Soda, Butter. Water,
Oyster, Cream, Arrowroot, Sugar, and Lemon
Crackers: Sugar Cakes, Molasses Cakes, Spice
Nuts and Cracker Dust.
The largest variety Of PLAIN, FANCY, aud
ORNAMENTAL CAKES in the city,
ICED aud ORNAMENTED CAKES. All kinds
of Bread, Rolls, Buns and Biscuit, fresh every
n. B.-A No. ! CRACKER MACHINE for sale
cheap. APPS
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DROVINCE OF SAC PAULO, BRAZIL.
$40 PAJLO RAILWAY.-A DA !
TRAIN to and from Santos Sac Paulo ana JIM
diahy running within thirty miles OF campus
80 j. j. AUBERTlA,
JANUARY l. 1865 Superintendent.
N Is. The booking Office in Santos WIN DC open
for tickets and luggage on the arrival OF the Dna'
from Rio. lhh '-co''''"
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BY Paine & Co., Auctioncers.
r ARGE AND SPECIAL
CATALOGUE SALE.

On WEDNESDAY, May 9Th. commencing at 10
O'Clock, will sell at auctlon-rooms, by cata-
logue, a large and attractive assortment OF
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THO PHYSICIANS.-S u i HUR GU
Il ACID, first recommended by Drs. Jenner,
of London, and Bennett, Of Edinburgh, as q
prompt and active 'sparasticide" In the treat
ment of Tinea Favossa and similar diseases.
CARBOLIC ACID in the form Of solution and
crystals. xEf
1 CHRONIC ACID, a gradual but deeply-pene-
trating escharotic.
CALABAR BEAN PAPER, for contracting the
pupil. . III. ~ .Islsr
! ATROPINIzED GELATIN PAPER, for d.
lating the pupil. i44. 80 ri
EFFERVESCING CARBONATE OF LITHLA,
q fine remedy in Gout aud URIC Acid Diathesis.
MEADE & BAKER,
Practical PLarmaceutists,
mh9 Richmond Va.
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FRESH SPRING DRY GOODS, -
comprising great variety of new and s9sonable
goods now receiving, and adapted to spring sales.
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ILLEGIBLE MANUscRIPT.-A gentleman
recently sent the following note to an edi-
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1868-05-01
X ENUINE SARATOGA WATER, EN-
W PRE- WATER, for sale by the case by
an 40 p L. DUPUY. 1877 Broad street.

nR. Won KURR'S ANTI-INEBRIANT
~ AND PROPHYLACTIC EXTRACT-A
certain cure for nervous maladies, and particu,
liquors. Delirun, loss of sleep, loss Of appetite,
Ill humor, great desire for stimulants, &C., are
tensfvely and successfully used. Price, SIPS per
bottle. For sale by &C.,.
z. E. DUPUY, Apothecary,
an On a27 Broad street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-10
THE COURTS.


MUNICIPAL CoURT-GeO. ". WdLdrnn,
Judge.-The Grand Jury empsnneled on
yesterday was as follows : E. ]. Conner.
foreman A. J. Vienna, Chas. Obermeir'
John Morrison, ]. s. Wilkins, Francis
Foster, Z. W. Wickersham, William
Koch, W. N. Eakin, H. II. HUM, H. b,
Childs, j. w. Watson, Alex. Russell.
To-day the cases set for trial on Thurs
day last will be disposed of, together with
those specially set for trial.
Motions will be heard and writs of in
quiry executed some time during the
day.
Court meets at 8 O'Clock am.
SHELBY CIRCUIT CoURr.-Geo. w
Reeves, J1dge.-phe following business
was transacted on yesterday State Va.
Joseph White, Indictment for larceny.
verdict I" moi guilty."
A mol. pros. was entered in the case of
the State vs.. w. r, Horne. ~
The following defendants were flnad
for not settling their accounts as 0uar.
dams with the County Court: J., w
Hodges, E. Palliam, John J.. Smith.
In the case Of the State VS., Jim CIV.
indictment for larceny, an attachment
was issued for witnesses, aud the case
will probably be called up for trial to.
day.
To-day the State docket will be called
for trial.
/. U.S. CIRCUIT COURT-A. s. Mitchell,
Clerk, etc.-fhe following petitions Ia
bankruptcy have been filed since SEN
tember 10th, tho date of last report: II.
z. Mangrum, William Sides and George
Hecks. The discharges granted within
the last few days are: John @. Rogers.
Albert Moore, r. s. Strong and n.
sohEerEenharg.
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LIE 4 b COpUILLE.

r. you know, reades, who or what ts
tho 4, hIe coquiiIe,-the most ~peridious,
vricksd ,Rischievous, annoying, mali
cioIs INN in the whole list Of demons
and devils hat inhsbit the esrth, the
sir the fire and tbs water BE is mora
Unpiag than the Nse,Ss, more Malicious
thao he Jskshas, AMI ,ucTe ubiquitous
and persistent in his devilJ-F thsa Beef
zebub himself. He IS , ceul)L-this
GaGble c0qul5e-tbat the Cabai.sts nlo not
know, nor even Parsee;sus, fof be Il a
that was created with the art q print
iDg, and for the esneciaI trial and pun
ishmer. OF editors. It's he, sayga mod
ern French writer, who in the conpcs-
ing room slips the wrong letter iDto the
compOsitcc's fingers, and makes him
DOM NIT the most ridiculous, and some-
times, the most -iudecorSus blgnders. Not
satisfied with that, after the proof is
marked By the proof reader or the editor,
st the right moment, be puts o mist be-
tween the proof and the correotor's
eyes, and the disfg1red word passes,
not TO be recalled. This dtGbie
cOgui3s is always st his pranks. A few
munths ago this local wrote z " gensE-
tom paragraph headed Truth stranger
than fiction" The djG5Ls c0g1iA5 goes
TO WOsZ WIZ ~ MS utFilA-A lLSt
nUity, and converts the healing into
a. Truta stronger than frscti0n.n A few
days ago We wrote q notice If s remark
able cure of blindness, effected by g city
oculisl. This malicious devil quietly
substituted "case" for cure" and
makes the doctor put his patients eyes
oct! But to enumerste his prsnks would
rs an endless JOB. He is ever 81 work,
reraorseless and relentless. Yesterday
morning he substituted which for
" whereby" In the leading editorial Of
the Appeal, and made bOsh OF the whole
sentence. There is no exercising him,
and the Lord only knows what he viii
not do nezt-maybs IN this very article.
Heaven defend us
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LEGRAPa
or The
RATES GF TELEGRAPHiYG /!
ECARD.l

OFFICE OF THEsoUTHERNPAoIg sAzD Ar
GSTIcIELEGfAPH CozRAEY.
AEAPHIs, October ], 1888.
no TIE CITIZENS or MEaPHIsf
It's vfth pleasure that ths Eouthsrn
Pacific aid Atlantic Telegraph Company an
nounCa that Tue ofaes IN tie city OF Memphis
VIA bs sFened at No. Eishtean uSl Madison
E .reefin a fewdsys, for the reception and dis
patch Of tsleernphio messages.
When tbs once Is opsned. the citizens OF
MemDhis viii enjoy the same reductions In lie
cost OF telegraphIns which nave, at al times.
followed upon the extension Of the wires OF
THIS Company 10 other cities.
The rates VIII be announced upon the onan-
ing OF the ofies, sud the reduction win be In
the ssns proportion to rates hsretofore pre-
vailing ss those. which have been made at
other points.
The people of Memphis should not fail to
eesT IN mind shat reductions in the charge for
teiegraphing are, and always have been, tAs
result OF the building and completion OF =
comPslng telegraph line, and tha In the pat
runsgs extended to sush 3 comPany les Its
ability 70 continue to. and increase for the pub
he, the benefits arising from low charges for
telegrapliA.
The Southeru Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph
Company vonlds therefore respectfully solicit
from the peoplso Of Memphis thesame generous
patronage which has besn at all other points
extended TO il, and secured 10 the citizens Of
other cities, a permanent cheap rate for tele-
graphing. beside creating from competition
greater correctness and rapidity IN the trans
mission OF messages.
GEO. h. THURsTON, President
Southern Pacific and Atlantic Telegram ca.
Oc2 Nv
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DIRECT TRADE
The Way to Develop the Re-
sources of the south.
The Advantages OF Norfolk as a
Seaport.
MEMPHIS, October s, 1888.

MEMPHIS, October s, 1898.
Editors Memphis Appeal;
When a country has been stricken
down by the hand Of adversely, her peo-
pie rest much of their hopes Of the future
upon the developments Of the past.
With this view, and in order to divine
what the South may yet do for herself,
LET Us see what she has done in years
past. Some months since / carefully
prepared some tables of statistics, taken
from the census reports of 1850 and 1850 ;
and they are herewith submitted for pub
iication, If deemed worthy of = space in
your paper. I place them under proper
neads, that they may he more readily
referred to and, In order to their sppre-
citation, I contrsss the facts with those
of the most favored of the Northern
States.
POPULATION.
This table gives population, population
per square mile, and Increase from 1850
TO 1850:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-10
In 1850, the Northern Stateshad nearly

In 1850, the Northern Ststeshad nearly
nineteen millions and the South twelve
and 6 half millions OF people : and this
table proves that the Southern States
we're not behind many Of the Northern,
in the increase OF their population,
though the North has mad vast additions
from annual immigration. Vermont
table not given hsre) had not increased
IS much Is South Carolina 1--we per
cent and MaIns not ss much as any Of
the other Southern States.
VALUE OF ZEAL AND PERsesAL 1850
AM 1868, AND THE LS-CREAAE-PER I'M
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DAIRY RAscALITY-Early yester.
dsy m0rniug, as an old and venera-
ole dSTky, named Green Fellows, was
having family prayers a. his domicii IN
the " classic frsestinku OF Fort Picker
ing, three ulct10us looking negroes
stepped into the door, and dropping on
their knees, Joined IN the devotion,
singing out "yas, Lord - and "A-nsenD
with fervoT, whenever the old fellow
made q strong point. After Flushing bis
", Tship, the good old man went to the
stTs, Ngers, with whose piety be was
dseph' Impressed and affected, and after
lssfnip their names, he invited them 70
"tarry 5 I'D break bread" with him, or,
in other v 'oIds, to say and take break
fast. The 'bFee WORTHLESS accepted the
invitation, a Vi when the old woman an
nouneed thai that meal was ready,
seated themselves to il with q hearty
good will. They " everlastingiy moved
the grub,n to use The old mans words,
and when the meal was over, arose 10
depart. The old man WRs going down
town 70 his woEk, sao they Invited
themselves TO accompany him, and
the party Leu the house togetheT-
the good old man di~scouvsing with them
IS they walked, on religion and tho
wickedness Of me white folks About
II o'clOcE Old mrB. dreen Fellows sew
her guests Ct the morning returning, but
without the old 8 They told her
that be would not be home to dinner,
bot was going On a hunting expedition
with them down Ia Nonoonnah Bottom,
aud had sent him to her for his gun, pis-
toll ammunition, ovsrc0At sud ten dol
lars In money. Mrs. Green, dreaming
no evil, hustled around, found the arti-
Giles, rave them TO the messenger and
babe them "GOd speed, +" as they departed
with them rejoicing. About an hour
afterWRrd old Green came bonaa and
then came an explanation. Old Green
TGred. "De oudRcious bellionsl de dob
blish wilma de d. de Lord Iorgim-
me fur ~swsriug! III 90 fur um, shop
and with that he broke for Squire
Blacks Office, tearing his wool as he
went AT the last accounts the three
angels that be dldait entertain Una-
wares had not been found.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-10

TEE GRECIAN BEND and al ether
Bender Coles relieved By the Great
General Rest0rGtiUe. The medical world
Is hereby challenged to produce so much
In q single preparation. A strengthen
ing, easy csthsrde, Alternative, diugetic
and tOnic-the best Of each continued
thereby reaching oil diseases better than
anything else. cc6 p
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-10

TINS FEST of the match games Of
base bsfl between the Hoist Cub o. NeT-
port, KENTUCKY, and the Bio City Clap
Of HeEaphis, wiil take place At the race
trsek today,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-10

-JyD6E II. L. PERRINs viii address the
Csptrsl Democratic Cub this evening.
We bespesk 8 large and full audience for
hiu-especislly Of the ladies.
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TIE alarm rang 50 vigorously last
night about 81 o'clock, was caused
by the breaking % = coal oil lamp IN the
"texas" Of the Rub!con. The flames
vers promptly extingUisked before any
damage was dOue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-10

Dear Appeal: In the absence Of time
TO write you anything myself, | send you
the following from the Selma Times, of
October 9Th: O. We heard but q part Of
Col. Sykes address to the business men
OF Selma last night, but enough to sat
isfy us that his reputation Is a practical
thinker is well earned, and that be has
the ability to make his thoughts clear to
others. Lifting himself above the preju-
dices, and habits, and modes OF thought,
peculiar to the people Of this section, he
has set himself resoiute!y to work to
restore the material prosperity of mis- Sec
ten, and with clear Ideas he has gone to
work in q practical way. While the SUBJ
ject of his address last night was the
Memphis and Selma Railroad, he at con-
siderable length discussed the causes OF
the bushes prOstration of the South, and
the means of restoring vigor and health.
To u mind, his suggestions were emf
nently wise and feasible, and he pressed
them home upon his hearers VITA great
weight OF argument and a profession of
illustration. He plainly and in a bust.
ress like way discussed the PROPOSED
railroad in its relations to the interests OF
the cities at either end and the country
along the line, and the means through
whica ii is thought possible to build it,
AS we said the other day, this road can
be built; and If We had entertalued any
doubt Of It's p~ractieability, aow Col.
Sykes reasoning would have reno I'd
them." X. Y. Y.
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FREE LUNCH.-Re-opening OF Fishers
Saloon to-day ct ten o'clock, In Bank
Alley, near Madison street. Drinks fifteen
cents. Come oae, come sll.
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COUNTY COMMISSIONERS.
Meeting Of the Beard Yesterday.

The Board CT County Commissioners
met yesterday, pursuant TO adjournment.
Present Commissioners MerTiEaaD, White
and Hack. In the absence OF President
Lewis, Assistant Commissioners Merri-
man was called TO the chair.
After several mingr matters were dis
posed OF, the following Communication
was presented to the Board, by Alderman
Thomas Moffst.
To the Honorable Board OF County Commits
sioReHs:
Gfsg5sns" : THIS undersigned. being sP;;
81 Mayor and Aldermen or the city OF
Memphls, 70 confer With the County
Commissioners respecting the best mode OF
buildiug a woT hhouse for the delestiou ofjuve-
nile Offenders, FROM the county and city, would
respectfully request yoOT attention TO the
THO5. MOFFET.
Nm. c. n LIS,
4. WBIGBF Z,
Committee.
The communication was received and
a committee OF conference was
ordered, OF which the President, pro TEN.
MsrrimRn, was appointed Chairman.
The report OF the Special Committee,
Of which Commissioner White 70 cnRir-
man, to whom was referred the petition
Of the citizens of the county, relative 70
2 reduction Of taxation, having been
presented to the Board, the same was
received and, On motion, laid on the ts
bic for further action.
Ordered, That the Tax Collector be,
&nd hereby Is, authorized and instTucted
to advertise for one week, with one Local
notice, In all of the daily papers of the
city, and for one time ia the weekly pa
pefs, also with iOcsl notice, reminding
the citizens that sfter the La day OF No
vembeF penalties will attach 70 all IN
paid State and county taxes, according
70 the amended revenue law, passed by
The Legislature Of the State March Is,
1858.
Ga motion Of Commissioner White:
Ordered, That the members Of the
Board Of County Commissioners
Of Shelby county, noR present, meet at
10 O'Clock on Monday next, ia special
session, the committee Of citizens who
are petitioners for 8 reduction OF the
assessments or Of the rate OF taxation.
The petition Of the County Clerk, and
report on same, relative TO revenue paid
by the First National and TennesEee Ma
aonRl Banks was, on motion, referred to
Commissioners White to confer with the
First National Bank.
The Board adjourned 70 meet Monday,
October 18th, al II O'Clock M.
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HENRY COUNTY COTToN.-Ine HS
bsble Of cotton from Henry coun s
received yesterday, It was s ssmp4 .
good body and staple raised by Mr. L.
Ward, near Henry station, was con-
signed to AeSsts. Jones Bros, clsssed low
middling and sold for 23e.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-10

PERSONS in want OF Old newspapers
for wrapping paper, can purchase = few
hundred on application at the counting
room Of the APPEAL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-10

One huodred pieces hesyy Farmers
Jeans 81 80 cents per yard AZ Bic q
EageI's 2S Msin street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-10

Or TO four o'clock yes.eFoayth rum
Der Of voters registered, white and black,
is nine thousand t~wObpndred and forty
one.
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Yesterday afternoon, about 4 O'Clock,
as & little lad, about twelve years old,
named Marshall kineo, who tlas been
employed FOR some time as folder in the
APPEAL Office, was pSddling shout s
pona, lear his home Ia Chelsea, in s
canoe, the boat overturned and he was
drowned before aid could reach him.
Verdict, piaccidentsl drowning" Msr-
shsll was q most excellent boy, and his
loss will be deeply felt among his COM
psuiors. By whom he was much 0sioved.
We sympsthize deeply with his bereAved
relatives,