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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-12-01
LUMBER, LATHs AND sHIHGLES
YARD and SAW MILL.

INHE Oldest Yard in Memphtsi% establishes
i in 1877. With a full stock of fogs, sea
soned and dressed lumber on yard, are pre-
paFeJ TO furnish any quantity ana dimen-
stoDs OF egpIegs Or poplar, at short notice. A
large stock Of poDts, Biln3s aRd sash, glazed
or unglazed; Laths, Sntngles. Cedar FENCE
posts. Piu and Poplar Flooring, always on
hand. Our motto Is, quick sales and small
NJ. F.. al. W. COCHRAN,
ONCE and Yard foot Of Washington ST,
nos dtw Near river.
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Registration Notice.

THE following appointments for Regi5tT0s
ton are hereby a-unOunceG:
FIRST 3ard-N, Miller, 70 AaR street.
second Ward-Wm.C Chase IT,. ~ Peg laE 81
Third Ward-T. Z. adams. IS Seoohd Net
Fourth Ward1G W Lincoln, 50 Madison u
FiIui Ward-R J. B0ughneT, Room = tSE
sixth Word-Wm.A .MelsOIn, Wald On r UcK-
Eleventh. ard-O e. JOues. corner Uernauao
street and south Market House.
Eighth 1ard-Wm.Tait, Blud city Mills, Pop
lar street
Ninth Ward-J. d. Danburyt Chelsea House
\ Second street.
Tenth Ward-B. z. Boon, 81 corusr fernando
and South streets.
The above Offices will beoPen Eom 9 o'clock
J.. p. BOCGHSER
Commissioner OF Registration Tor - elhy
County. MU4
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Fhe following schedule of rates on
south-bound railroad freight from Gin
einnati to Memphis, VIA the louisville
and Cincinnati " Short Line" Railroad,
went into operation yesterday:
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The CONsTlrUrI0N OyERTHRowN,

TIE WON0FF III VIM
The Constitution aud Health may be ruined
by a few applications Of the lead or sulphur
hair dyes now in the market. Not a Dye"
may be the ito Of such nostrums, but A
DIE may b tie result OF using them. But
ONE HAIR DYE has been
TRIED AND ACQUITTED
OF ali deleteIious tendency, under the lnfalli-
laws OF SCIENCE Be IL kpo9n to all, that
crisisdorO's Excelsior Hair Dye
Has been analysed by tho distinguished
chemist, Professor Chiffon, and his certificate
Of its Wholesomeness may be seen at Crlsta-
doro's, 9 AstOr House, New York.
CRlSTADOROS HAIR PRESERVATIVE, as
a Dressing, acts like scharm on the Hair after
Dyeing, Try It.
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SAM. 3. JONES, GenT supt.
M~lssIssIppl and Tennessee Rallroad.

ARRIVE. DEPART
New Orleans Mail, daily.....2:45 pm. u:4O am
Y. Orleans Express, daiiy...S:3O am. 4 So pm
Freight, daily except sun
Mail Train makes direct connection for
New Orleans and all points south.
Express Train makes direct connection for
Coheeville, Water Valley, Oxford, Holly
Springs and all points north of Grenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket Office ~ - Main street and at the
Depot. 0mnibusses VIII call for passenger
and check baggage In any part of the city, by
leaving orders at 81 I2 Main street.
A. =. LINERMORE, Genl Sup't.
Z. 2. OAKLEY, Gem Ticket Agent.
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Kentucky Baqqinq.

WE are In daily receipt ky. PY'' full av-
w erage two pound Bagging. Wi sell at
lowest market price.
TODp 8 RICHAR. S9E,
nOai : Louisville, Ky.
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REMOVAL.

N @ DUN & CO., having removed TO Stan
IL. ton BioeK, conner of Madison and Front
streets, wiz b. happy 70 see sneserihers and
fgiendG- w MATTHEWS,
se3 ~ sAH Manages
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Memphis and LOUISVILLE Railroad.

DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day Express, city time.-.-4:OO am. 2:I5 am.
Night Express, city time..2;45 pm. l2:25 AIN.
Ticket Offices No. 81 10 Main street and at
Depot, head Of Main street.
Sleeping Car attached TO Night Express
Train, which goes through TO Nashville, via
ashNll and Railroad, with
Sam. T.. JONES. GenT sunt
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NEWS DEALERS. AGENTS Etc.

Newspaper Dealers, Express Agents, Country
Merchants, POstInaSters, Depot Agents. and
any friends of the MEMPHIS APPEAL who
Will do 20. are requested to procure fgular
subscribers, REMIT ng to us the amount less
ten per rent. or i've per cent. for Cubs, for
services; or, II preferred, arrangements as to
compensation will be made. Specimens
copies sent on application.
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ALICOCK's POgDus PLASTeHs.


Sore and Dry 7hTOof cured by hslf a Plaster;
usually IN Two or three hours.
DR.. Green, No 8 Broadway, New York, in
70. ns us he sold on MOnuay, juno p, 1852,
two Plasters TO a young woman suffering
very severely from lumbago. On Thursday
she called 10 get two more TOT a friend, and
then stated hoy the two she had purchased
on MOpuuY bad Iellsypa her Immediately
after putting them on, aud cured 10 n tap
Gdgs o. q most distressing pain in her back
aud loins.
AlIeock's Porous Plasters have been found
specifics Tor hheinadiism ofthe Wrists.
In Remote Settlements of Untold Value.
Food makes blood; blood makes the body.
II the blood he pure, the body is healthy. So
II We are not ln'heaIth, Ee kaoY some impu-
rites are lurking about which must be re-
moved, and the sooner the better.
Bruuldreth's Pills refsOts al from De System
tghlch nature needs no longer.
The wonderful cures effected by Brandreth's
Pills have arrested the attention of enlight-
ened physicians. Upwards of nve thousand
now use them in their daily practice, and
Two hundred have given their written testi-
mouy as 10 their innocence and value, as
cleansers OF the bowels and blood.
Their untold value is to those living In set
Element where doctors can only be had at
great expense. For II you are sick, you
have only 10 take one ormors doses of Brand
reth's Pills 20 get cured. Fun directions are
with eech bog sold by all druggists.
Bachelors Hair Gye.-This splendid Hair Dye
is the best in the world; the only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, -instantRne-
Gus; 40 disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
remedies the IN effects of bad Dyes; iuvigo-
rates and leaves the Hair soft and beautiful,
BLACK or BROWN. Sold by all Druggists and
Perfumers; and properly applied at Bstchel-
0r's Wig Factory, NO 10 Bond street, n. Y,
--<
Prom the Philadelphia EyeaiAg Telegraph
We advise persons having diseased hair
to use Professor Christy's celebrated Hair
Lotto. It is put up in a bottle and box. La
dies who once use Lotto discard every other
preparation for the Hair, as 1t Is the best
dressing Iog the Hair Ia the world The To-
ito never fails 10 smaye the aoFst gases Of
Dandrun. and restore gray and bleashsd Hair
to its natural color.
For sale by druggists; sample bottles sent
10 any address in the United States b. express
for 81. PROF. CHRISTY & Co,
Nc. III Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Lumber, Latbs and Shingles,

T HAVE now on hand, and am CONSTANT
saving, a full stock OF Building Lumber,
OF all dimensions; stills, Joists, Studding
Posts, Boards of ali lengths, and clear Lum-
Der; also, a large stock Of
LATHS AND SHAVED SHINGLES
Particular attention gigeg 10 the shipmen
OF Lumber. Orders solicited.
sB Mills and Lumber Yard On Wolf River,
north of Bayou GayOsO.
ser dNw q VI. u ABLk
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NOTICE..

OFFICE BOARD OF LEvEE CoAMIssfoSERs,0
FOR THE COUNTIES or BOLIVAR, WASH
ISGToS n Y~SsAQUENA,
GREESvILLE, MISS, November 10, 1853.
NCNlrE Is hereby given, that the Matured
~ Bonds Of This board, pow Outstanding,
will he paid In currency upon their presenta-
ton, at the office OF the Treasurer Of the
Board, at Greenville, Miss.
no2l ]. f. EDMoNDs. President.
The Drawing of Spanish Policy
TAKEs PLACE pAILY
In the Large Hall in the Rear of our Banking
House, Chances Ten Cents Each.
DRIES ranging in value from 81 90 to s77,-
Il 700. One prize to every l7 Blanks. Send
TO us Ten Cents and any Three numbers be-
tween lC7 and III, 100. thew Will be put into the
wheel. II you draw q prize We will let you
know by return mail.
Scale of Discount for Chances:
lChanee--... 10 cts. 100 Chanees...-.-sS rs
10 Chances, . % cts. 20 Chances......,. II 20
20 Chances 49,. slS5 cts. 800 Chances....... 50 90
81 Chances. 4 50 cts. loo Chanees-...-.. 50 10
Address all communications to m
]. N. BLAKE & Co., Bankers,
And Sole Agents for Spanish Policy In the q.
g. 81 1reaAweV, New York nsl7
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Memphis and Charleston Railroad.
SPECIAL NOTICES.

Notes for December, addressed TO tine
FEEBLE y DEBILITATED.-This is a trying
season for invalids; indeed, for all who are not
b'essed with robust constitutions aud iron
frames.
told has come upon us suddenly. sealing up
the open pores, and SEALING IN, as 1t were,
any seeds of disease that may have been
lurking IN the system, but which remained
uDdeveloped so long as the waste matter OF
the body and all acid and unwholesome hu-
mors were freely discharged by evaporation
hom the surface and through the bowels
A tonic, aperient and alternative medicine Is
now needed TO invlgorate the vital powers
depressed by a low temperatures: to stimulate
and purify the Seoretions, and to Mt the body
20 endure, without Inconvenience, pain or
danger, the sudden climatic change which
ushers in the Winter.
Tue only preparation which will fully meet
this almost universal need, and will thor
oughly and safely perform the important
work, IS tho leading tonic and Alternative OF
the age, HOSTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS.
This popular specific improves the appetite,
invigorates the digestive organs, regulates
the hOw OF bile, enriches the blood. Gains the
relieves constipation, promotes SUI
perdelal circulation and evaporation, and be-
ing composed solely OF wholesome vegetable
elements, with n pure stimulant as their diff
fuslye vehicle, may be aiken by the weakest
without fear. The flavor Is agreeable; for, al
though the BITTERS are a potent medicine,
they contain no nauseating element.
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MN FRYE.

ROrtra1S Painter,
TTAs ueturned to the city. and vii n -
III tire. have h1s sud- ~ ftanbury's "a
e1e<--9Es4 As1a street. cals soleited- %
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"Who Would Suffer pills now y wears

"NhO Would Suffer PHI is now % years
since Or. Tobias first introduced the "Vene-
tian LiDiment" in the United States, and
never In q single Instance has his medicine
failed 20 do AL, il not more, than is stated in
his pamphlet. As IN external remedy In
cases OF Chronic rheumatism, Headache,
IoOthuche, Bruises, Burns. Cuts, Sores, Swell
ings, SrJains, Stings. OF Insects and Pains in
Limbs, lack and Ghost, iis wonderful cura-
tive powers are miraculous. Taken inter
nally for tE= sure Of ChOlera, CQlic, Diarrhea,
Dyseutery, Sick Headache and Vomiting, its
soothing aud Penetrating qualities are felt
as soon As AIKEN. The oath with which each
bottle is accompanied VIII show that there Is
nO,hinE injurious III its composition Thou
sands OF certificates have been received
pUaking OF the rare virtues of this valuable
article. Any person after having used it once
will never be without it. Every bottle OF the
genuine has the signature OF :. !. Tobias
on the outside wrapper.
sold Dy the Druggists and Storekeepers
throughout the United States. Prlce, 50 cents.
Depot, 10 Park Place, New York.
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ADVERTISERS

HUfEhiISEhS
Win hnd the MEMPHIS APPEAL the hest
advertising medium in the state. The great
extent and variety or its reading matter has
forced its enlargement for the accommOda
ton of advertisers, and lis circulation in all
parts OF Tennessee, and IN Alabama, Missis-
sIppl and Arkansas, among merchants, plant
eTs and business men, render 1t especially de-
sirabie to those who wish to reach the gene
raj and substantial public, by advertising
their respective business and interests.
To the Friends Of the Old Memphis Appeal
And others-we ask the friends of the Old
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Constitutional Liberty, without regard 10
past party affiliations, 10 aid Us in extending
our circulation ana business, In the warfare
We are waging against Radicsltsm-its cor
ruptions and uSurpations. Speak TO your
neighbor and get him to take the paper.
HS- one Friend, by a little EFFORT, has ne
quentiy sent us upwards Of One Hundred
subscribers. Let each Try. Address,
HEATING, ENGLISH & CO.,
Memphis. Tenn.
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I94Os-

Dated March Ist, 1904. R~edeemRble IN lOand
uvabfe ID 81 wears. IuteIezf . per cent. In
gold, PAYABLE Ist Of March and september on
an rrsIsIered bonds. and on al coupon bonds
Of the denomination % toy and SlNG. On
the $50 and slp bonds interest u paid annu-
ally. March lAt-
ISSUED under Act Of March Sd, lsS,
and auuUl4meut March Sd, 1854,
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-05-19
Democratic Testimony.

The Cincinnati Chronicle gives the
following sketch Of a speech delivered
in the Ohio House by Or. Motif, men,
Der from Knox, a few days prior to
adjournment:
4 select committee appointed TO inves-
tigate and report the best means for
correcting the shocking condition of the
Hall as 70 ventilation, had procured es-
Inmates and reported a joint resolution
TO provide for making such essential
changes as should III the place for
healthful occupancy. DIR. MOfitt took
the floor, and all parties were q1I UiUe tC
hear his first effort. He began by
striking out right and left at his col
leagues for the indefensible eXtrava.
gance which had characterized theiI
labors here.
Said he, u have sat here and watched
proceedings, and the people Is lost sight
OF. Your resolutions spending the peO-
pies hard earnings is q violation Of youl
solemn pledges made on the stump LAS
wear when we wanted their Votes.'' Her,
a member interrupted to inquire
I'D like TO ask the gentleman one
| duestion-if this is not the best and mos
economical Legislature that has met fol
many years in this Capitol?"
Il could not say for many years, for
maven Deen mere: Dul IL tuIs II an eco
nomical Legislature, God help the PEG
pie"
Abiding to his profession as a physi
clan, and Intending TO be funny, his in.
t%erlocutOr here inquired:
isn't the gentleman opposed 20 thii
resolution to promote the interests Of hi
own profession?"
Il am not in practice now. 1 am Op
posed to this resolution because / think
If you WouJd add a little more poison to
this room you 1CouId drive EN- ont, dRl
sdue the peoples money"
Such is the honest confession of one o
the oldest members Of the majority il
the House.
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Magazine Nnfices.

PETERS MUSICAL MONTHLY for May
is to hand, and well sustains the proud
title il bears-'"nhe Prince of Musical
Monthlies.'' for if there is GItV one peri
odical adapted 10 suit the wants of all
Lovers of Music, professional or amateur,
il is certainly this Magazine.
The May number comes 10 Us over
flowing with Choice New Music. There
are four New Songs, by Hays, Thomas
banks, and Eaton; three Piano Pieces
and we uOtice a new feature in the shape
of six pages of Quartet Music, which
will ROY a valuable addition ; also, &
dozen or more pages of Biographical
Sketches and Reviews of New Music
that will be of interest 10 all Musicians
Being largely engaged in the publication
of Sheet Music, Mr.. Peters has always
fresh stock from which TO make his selec.
tons, and seems nothing 10th TO draw
from his resources 10 any required eNteni
10 make the Monthly what IL should be
Besides the Musical Sketches and Re-
views Of New Music, each number con.
tains no less than thirty full-sized page,
of New Music by the best writers in the
country.
When Music is furnished so cheap
what Musician can afford TO be without
such a publication? 81 worth Of good
Music cannot be picked up every day fol
30 cents, and we feel justified in saying
thata subscription at s. will give as much
Music land good Music too as you cal
buy for $50.
This valuable Magazine is published
by j. /. PETERS, I9S Broadway, New
York, CP. o. Box 1921
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-05-19
Extraordinary Action Of Irish Repub'
iirauS.

At a meeting of the Irish Republican
Association of the District of Columbia,
last Saturday night. the following reS"-
luton was adopted:
Reso1Ued. That We, members Of the Irish
Republican Association, favor the nomina-
ton OF n competent colOred man on the
general ticket.
The President said: '"This is a step in
the right direction, and will tend to con
duer the prejudice which exists against
the race in this city, a prejudice from
which the IIiSh nave suffered as well aS
the colored people. But. a. both are
armed with the ballot. they cam. by act
ing together, defend themsclve against
prejudice and proScriptiVe rims. The
enemies of the N race are the enemies
of the other. and the friends of the one
are the friends Of the other. Those who
applied the lash 80 numerically to the
cOlored mans back tried. in and out OF
Congress. Il d~iSfranchiSe Irishmen, and
those who have always advocated the
freedom of the cOlOred man, such as
Messrs. Sumner, Wilson. Banks and
Chandler, are advocates of the Irish to-
day in Congress. and are calling John
Bull 10 account for his antagOnism
against the United States. as well as
against Ireland. All the lives which
were lost and blood which WAS shed. for
the freedom Of the colOred people and
for the preservation of the Union. amount
to nothing unless we vote as we fought,
namely, for Freedom and Union. Re
member Daniel O'COnnell, the idol of
Ireland, the champion of the eolored
race.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-05-19
New Type, sc.

We have received a supply Of new
type-technicaIly called Minion-for our
reading columns. 1t is a size smaller
than that We have been using, (Brevier)
but is a clear, plain letter, giving a very
readable impression, and We trust will
not prove any inconvenience to the more
aged persons among our readers. The
reading matter on the inside pages OF
this issue is set in the new type. This
enables US TO give about one and a hall
columns more reading to each page, and
this change in size of type is equivalent
TO an enlargement OF the paper about
six columns. We use type two sizes
smaller than that used on the average by
county papers, hence really furnish a
larger amount of reading than might APP
pear 10 a superficial observer at first
glance.
The value of the CHRONICLE as an adj
Tertising medium is steadily becoming
better appreciated and more popular.
Its regular circulation is now larger than
at any time in its history, and our list is
constantly Increasing. Its circulation is
larger than that of any other paper in
this Congressional district, a fact which
should be noted by all persons wishing
10 advertise in this section. Our terms
are cheaper, in proportion to circulation,
than county papers generally.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-05-19

@S-The writer of the subjoined article
has evidently failed in his efforts t in
gratiate himself into free and easy rela-
tons with Secretaries Cox and Cressweu,
who probably don't care to reveal to the
the inquisitive newwsmonger Of the
Commercial all the business secrets o.
their offices, even for the sake Of a lauda'
torypuffin that very redoubtable, whose
afraid of you" journal: Hear how the
poor fellow whines:
can say little of Cox and Cresswell
The principle complaint against them is
they are decidedly too ristOcratic. They
never think of giving audience to any
thing less than a Senator OF member.
A decent man can only see them through
their carriage windows as they pass along
the street They are both capable OH.
GERS, no doubt, and are strong with the
President; but they have yet to Learn
that there are other people in the world
besides Senators, members and Cabine'
~oficers.-C0T. Gin. Commercial
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-05-19
Terrible COiagratiOn at Dayton, Loss
$780, 600.

DAYTON, o., MAY l6-At n o'clock
this morning Turner'S splendid opera
house in this city took fire and was en-
tirely DESTROYED. The building was oe-
cupied by Mckee. Woodward and
Weekly, wholesale grOcers Black Il
Fox, wholesale china and queensware
Grover q Bakers machine company
and +. LANCE, restaurant and blizzard
rooms Nothing WAS saved but a lev
sewing machines. The fine residences
east of the opera house on First street, OF
J. Schwab, Joel EastbrOOk and A. kee-
hans, We're also destroyed. The fire
communicated [ the buildings south on
Main street. owned by NJ. dinner, and
were entirely destroyed, including the
large furniture establishment OF VI,
Dinner and the grocery store of sand
mier d Brother. While Herman sand
mier was e~ndeavOring 10 a some 81
his goods, a portion of the wall fell
crushing him to the floor. His brother
and several others endeaVored to eNtri'
cate him. but it was impossible. lie
lived in this condition for a while, when
another crash buried him in the ruins
His wife and family were present. but
no human power could save HIM. Iht
scene WaS heartrcuding. The total loss
i estimated at between $500, 600 and
SSOO.O on which there is an insurance
Of about SIO0,OG0. 1t is supposed Ia he
the work of an in~cendiary. The Opers
House was one of the finest in he west
and owned by j. NJ. & W. NJ. Turner
whose loss will be about S25o.pnN "Nei
and above Hn insurance Of SA3,VN.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-05-19

ES-The Hon. LUTHER DA1, OF Port
age county, present chief justice Of this
State, will be presented by numerous
friends to the June Republican State
Convention for denomination for the
Office Of Judge Of the Supreme Court.
JUICE DAY is a Woodworking, sound
thinking, careful, fearless, honest and
most capable judge. He stands high in
the esteem of members of the bar,
irrespective of party, throughout the
State, saw perhaps in some few in
stances where partizsn prejudice, engen-
dered by the fact that he was one of the
judges who pronounced the Democratic
visible admixtUre abortion unconstitu-
tional, null and void, prevents bitter
political opponents from doing justice tC
as pure and -unimpeachable a judge as
ever sat upon the bench. He should by
all means be renominated and reelected
and thus popularity endorsed as an i'm,
partial and truthful interpreter of the
equitable and republican spirit of oul
Constitution.