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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-10-19
Administrator q Notice.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been duly appointed administrator of the estate OF
Chariot A. Myrick, deceased. All claims against
said estate required to be presented according
law. Said estate is probably solvent.
ss5aahs - ELISHA D. FISHER, Admir-.
J. Whitridge, Atty. eiz
Sept. 8, 1060-4w.
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The finest Bright Navy, and Strawberr y, 1t
25 cents plug, at s. Bachman's. ~
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-10-19

Buy your Fine Cut Chewing Tobacco at 228
Main st., and get Tobacco Box thrown in.
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Special Notice

Particular attention is callel to tn, maaa2r Ia
which these exhibitions given So entirerF sc-
arate and distinct they from pc
sens desiring only to the Menagerie can spend
tee day, necessary, in unintsrrarte L meditation
among these representatives of the An nal Kingdom;
and with equal satisfaction those WHO wish to
enjoy the sports aud pastmes of the Arena BE- free
from the roaring of lions and the cIaterng Of noisy
birds and MONKEYS. EzEEEstgGz9 Al OF s
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"A Office No. 80, Main-st., h ,hmOnd. Ind
Attends the collection of all claims in any State
diana and Ohio. Execute Deeds, Mortgages, and
Powers of Attorney, either inland or foreign By
special arrangement with c. P. ADAc, in Cincinnati.
German Consul) and HITLER Co., of New York
am enabled forward and receive any money pscka.
ges or other valuables, we'll to attend to the
transit of persons from any part ofEurope or from
thiscountry. ,zssssit .@Bs7a 3 SOS
~Alibusiness strictly con6dential and promptly
attended to. JH p
July eth, 1889. Istf
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The funeral Of David Grave was rye
ly attended on Sabbath last, rs vehicles
were in procession, and nearly three
hundred members Of the Order Of Odd
Fellows, to which the deceased was
warmly attached, were in attendance;
besides large circle oe friends and
neighbors who had known him long and
well, and thus testified the esteem in
which they held him by paying the last,
sad tribute to his memory.
-~~-~~~~~o-~~~-~---~~---OO ~~~~O0~~--~~-
The GAUsDPoHL be thanked for a COW
ering for our head--a splendid Hat
making us feel young. gay and festive.
We havn't room to thank him in fitting
terms this week More anon
"Se.'.~IAsu.".fv''ursrJ'J
"BULLAr'-Was our exclamation the
moment our eyes rested on basketful
of mammoth Sweet Potatoes, one of
which maze mess for four hungrv'uns
rnd three good solid inches left, which
we ate cold for supper. These potatoes
are of the finest yellow variety. and our
friend Hiram Bulla has, for the pas, nine
years. raised the came fine, large and
excellent kind on the same ground, and
has never failed in bringing us liberal
suppiv-rHAr is the secret of his sue
cess. no doubt! Thanks! 1
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THROWING "FIRsT WATER!'-One Of
the m enber Of No 3 fire company in
forms as that he has no objections
to either of the rival engines receiving
the credit, for throwing first water,
provided the No 3 g are not more than
from five to ten mnuets ahead, as was
the case at the fire that occurred ut the
McWhinney slaughter house We 'sac-
knowledge the corn" and make the
amende, as late as it is. having then
gave the credit to No rs
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-10-19

Which is givec in separate apart nea withsat ak
ira charge IS inferior to Company on tie conai-
nent glance at the names, which are published
in the various bills, and a view of the extensive Cir
Gus Retinue, on it's entree into tey WI, will warrant
the assertion. s- 20 - go
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-10-19

New TELEGRAPHIc LINE-A new line,
direct to New York and Chicago, hav-
ing connections with all the prominent
lines in the country, has just been es-
tablished in this city. and our young
friend ALBERT G. DRAKE (son of DR. I.
S. Drake, of this city, is the operator
lower by the Pacific and Atlantic line,
than our people have been paying.
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Buy your Cigars OF S. Bachman and get q
Cirgar- Holder for Bothng.
..r.,'u''.'Ar.r.,.rur.r.r.".s.r
ACCIDENTS. = On Monday last, our
young friend, Ed. Thatcher, had his arm
fractured at the wrist, and MASKING the
joint, by his horse falling on him. He
is considerably bruise d on his body, but
is getting along as we'll As could be ex-
pected-
At Certreville, Sunday last, young
man by the name Of RAsr, was so Sc
verely injured by being thrown from his
horse. that he died. ,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-13

NICHOLSON PAvEMEET.-The con-
tractors have finished all Of the work Of
paving with the Nicholson pavement let
to them in tisls city. The Chancsry-
Court has decided the question Of the
property owners liability in favor OF
the contractors. The contractors are re-
quired hy the city TO enforce the eolIec-
ton Of this tex by suits against the prop
erty for its condemnation and sale; hence
We shall expect all parties indebted TO
us for tie pavement TO come to cur office
sDd settle. II there are those who can
not pay the money, Jet them come up
snd say frankly what they can and
viii do, and We shall do what we can In
accepting sueh terms SIS they msy be able
to offer Us. I. Z. Brown & Co.
January Z 1869.
Ledger and Pest COPY. f
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CONFIDENCE L
An Army Of TbieFes in eur
Midst.

We heard a detective remark ysster-
dew that ne-eF before, since Memphis
Was q city, were there so many pick
pockets, kDuCksmen, gounotf5, cracks
men, confidence men, thieves and dis
reputable characters generally, in town
as at the present time. In addition To s
large and Expert native ana resident
pcDnlRtiOn Of this class, there are repre-
sentatiYss here from every togn on tbs
river. up RBa down. What has caused
this Influx we are st c iOss 10 say, but We
suppose it is on the old principle that
where the carcass is, there will the va
lures hock together.
Among the other eheUNijeFS diHdVs
trje who have infested the town during
the past few days, is 4 Geo. Howard,
Who on Monday got hold Of a county
msn, sad heal MIN CUT Of sixty dollars.
His victim made complaint 10 Sergeant
Brown, and the Sergeant cYerbauled
Howard and his pal" and carried
them down TO the First District Station,
where the pair put up f%Orteiis.
Monday morning, tbs complainant not
being on hand, Howard End MS PAL were
discharged after paying a fee for being
ION Che vag.n Later in the day another
psrty was TOb5Sa o. 8 hundred and sixty
dollars, and lodged Q complaint at the
station house. No one WAC arrested on
the charge st the time, or during that
DAY, but yesterday morning while Ser
gesnt Blown was conveying a prisoner
t. the station, he OverhAuied Howard
again, who tried to avoid being recog-
njzed by hial, bat gitnout success. The
Sergeant took him In 04t o. the wet, T"
aud, on carrying hiH to the station
house, found the money on his person.
Howard was held for further exsmina-
ton to-day.
Our citizens saDnot be too careful Of
the fasteuings Of their ~iisU5es, or watch
strangers too closely, as this inRux Of
birds o. prey sodes no good to tie prop
erty Of honest folk.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-13

EXTENSIVE SALE OF VALUABLE REAI
ESTATE This morning. at II O'Clock.
Messrs. Monsarrst, Lsuier & Co, viii
sell at public auction, in front of their
sslesroom, No, 276 Second street, alsrRe
number OF building lots, including both
residence and business property. Also
several valuable residences and store
houses. Among the list of magnificent
residences, we notice that IN Poplar
street formerly occupied by Cspt. Dan
ABLE, q comfortable residence on Henry
avenue, several residences on Third q
Greenlsw streets, stere houses ON Main
ard Ogerton streets, business lots on
Washington, Poplar and Fourth streets,
valuable residence lots on Court and
Wellington streets, and twelve beautiful
bnilding lots at the intersection Of Ran
dolph read with Mil and Sixth streets.
The ssles, we learn, will be made upon
liberal terms, afordiDg every Il who
may attend the ssle 3 fine opportunity
Of purchasing either q home or a plscs
for business purposes. Ssles will COM
menee promptly at II O'Clock. See adj
Ysrtissment.
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USEMENT

New MEMPRIs THEATER.-The audi
forum last night presented a marked
contrast TO b two or three preceding
nights, a large and quite fashionable au-
dience having assembled TO greet "lit-
tie y Lolita on her first appearance OF the
season. The plays were the Pet Of The
FSttfc0ofs AMI t6at most a sIusiDg farce,
Family Jars, Lolita playing paul" in
the first and "Liddy Lsrrigsn" in the
other. 1t Is needless to say that she
acted both roles to perfection, sad to the
entire delight and satisfaction of the su-
dience. She was well supported through
Out, Il the whole company esme0 10
play with more than usual zest. The
plays this evening are CPt. Charlotte
and Good for-NotbiHg Nam two favor
lie plays Of Lotta's.
GREENLAw OPERA HoUsE.-Lurline
was resdered Less night to q pretty good
house. Tonight we will have a change,
the White Fam Ia burlesque on the
White Fda0Hl and Good for-Nothiag-
Nan.
Ton THUMB commences his liliputisn
matinees to-day at the GreenlaW Club
Hall. The General and his dimiDutive
family, or his family OF diminutive pep
pie, have been attracting considerable
elsewhere wherever they have
gone throughout the South. Ia Mobile,
recently, tue crowds that visited him
we're SO g eat that police had TO be sta
toned at the d0ors Of the hall TO keep
order.
GAYETIEs.-Manager Ely entertains
crowded houses nightly. The G8yeties
being centrally located naturally re-
eeives a very large amount OF the pa
.ronage OF the amusement seeking pub
lie, bus this is not the only reason Of its
popularity. It ia well managed, and an
excellent bill CT amusements is always
presented.
VARIETIEs.-A larger crowd than
usual were at this temple of mirth last
eight, and the new stars and old favor
ties were rsptuTOusly received in every
7ct. The attractions at Broom's sre
fresh every evening. A visit 10 his the
ater is q sure cure for melancholy. A
laugh is worth q quarters worth
Of medicine any time.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-13
TIE COURTS.

CHANCERY COURT m. II. Smith,
ChGnceAOr.-The following cases are set
| specially for hearing to-day
| 573 Commercial Bank " Ford.
525 Mitchell vs. Jackson.
504 Armour VS. Wynn.
566 Green vs. Littlefieid.
575 Moergel vs. Cook.
576 GeRry VS. Barnett.
ST. Wilhelm VS. Wilhelm.
5Sl Roam VS. McSpaddeD.
$50 Bradis VS. Bradis.
58i Tagg VS. Allen,
592 DAVIS VS. Goodman.
594 Patterson VS. Dickens.
COS Shaw VS. Carlisle.
607 Parhsm vs. Parham.
500 Theme VS. Pollock.
$40 Stanton VS. Bradford.
5lI Wilson VS. Hart.
6l4 Montgomery vs Jones.
$40 Greenlaw VS. MaydTell.
625 Dickens vs. AppeTson.
627 HarIood vs. Glen.
029 Hill vs Bradley.
$50 Jones W Sharpe.
SIS Meath We Porter.
The jury summoned on Monday in
this Court, aye required TO appear
promptly at 10 O'Clock this morning.
The Clerk and Master will take an ae-
count to-day in the case Of Jones vs..
Brinklsy ct al.
MUNICIPAL COURT-GeO. ~. WaldraR,
,B1dge-YesteTday's cslenGar was en-
tiTely dh posed Cf. Judgments wer2 en-
tered Ia nearly all the cases. Some few
were continued specially. The following
calendar viii be called today;
l424 Brinkley IS Terry ct al.
1871 Kane vs. Home Insurance Co,
1912 Same vs. Security Insurance Go.
1913 Same VS. Enterprise Insurance Co.
1914 Same vs. Putnam Insurance CO.
1855 Lawhorne IS hayden ct 81.
1898 Rettle OF 81 VS. Lloyd,
1929 Allen q Co. VS. Clayton ct 81.
1880 BsrgittO VS. GalenO ct al.
1871 AppersOn & Co. 70 Speed.
1882 Andrews VS. Stewart.
1858 Terry 70 Rutland e. al.
ls34 Mosfey vs. ssa,e,
1885 Jones vs same.
l SO Hinton vs. anne
1857 Tate VS. same.
1855 Jones VS. FArgerson.
1859 German Nat. bank vs KatSsnb2ch.
1910 Woleo.t, Smith 4 Co. vs. Harris 4
Murphy.
l64l Fowler VS. Nelson.
lOtz NO-CJLi1 CNlilI ~ 20 vs. G0G4Sys
1913 Rice, Silk & Co vs. Flies & Co.
49, Jones VS. Wormele5, Joy & Go.
l645 Same vs sams.
1916 Henc0ld VS. Z yiefai, Hsrgeu &Co.
l647 E~uphrases Lodge No. 1910, B. b. VS.
Perss ct al.
l64S Shaw & DO vs. Winter.
1873 Same ys Kellogg.
1860 Rock vs Cockreli.
1861 Carr q Like VS. ksnaig.
1863 McGavook Va Lsrkiu,
1858 Sslhy vs. Lazy.
1854 Minot vs. Eidins.
1855 PArtee VS. Doyle & Wiley.
1855 Same Va Ccoss 81 Cockreli.
1867 Fiizmorriss vs. Walsh.
1853 Smith VS. BlhsrtsQn.
1889 Wiley VS. Eldins.
1860 Arkansas and White River Co vs.
Randall ct al,
1861 Coward VS. Il Sc.
1852 Richardson VS. Corona Il Co.
1853 Chosts & Co VS. Tighe.
1854 Coleman VS. Greeley.
1895 Cohen 4 Co vs. Cheek.
1866 German National Bank w Beau
mont.
1857 Strausberger vs. Rocco.
1858 MalatestR VS. Elliott * Co.
1863 Mack Bros & Bohmavs Hays, exec
utoF, ets
Law CoURT-H s. Lee, Judge.
Net yesterday pursuant TO adjournment.
The unfinished bus.ness Of this term was
called up and disposed Of. Tnis Court
now stands adjourned until Monday, the
stu February, 1859.
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Intense ExcIttment at Wafer
Valley.

The little town Of Wafer Valley, or
the Mississippi Central Railroad, WRs
thrown into = state Of intense excitement
during the past week, by 3 most horrid
and awful crime and the swift and terri
Die vengeance which punished it. fhe
| 'ollOWing are the facts in the case, son
| 1snsed from the columns OF the Southern
Eagle, Of that town:
On Saturday night last, a negro known
as Abram Vsnderburg, armed himself
with en- ak and wen 10 the house OF an
employee Of the railroad, named Smith,
and finding him absent made his way to
Mrs. Smiths room, and there attempted
20 violate her person. A struggle en-
sued, during which Mrs Smith scratched
his face and defended herself until ex-
aausted. Just then 8 child some fOuT
years Old that was in the room began TO
scream, and the negro deliberately
choked il until &c was iGssnsible, after
which he proceeded to strangle Mrs.
Smith into 3 similar state. He then, il
Is supposed, corsummsted the brutal
deed. but from some cause left the
house in great haste, apparently imme-
diately a'terwsrd, leaving his AK behind
him. Mrs. Smith gave the alarm early
next morning and the Tavisher was pur-
sued and caught by the City Marshal,
who consigned him to the gGardhOuse TO
await an examination before a magis-
trate. What followed is thus told by the
Eagle: Sunday night. about II or i
o'clock, q large company OF masked
hOrsemen, estimated at 100 strong, sud.
denly appeared in eur streets, and msrch-
ing silently to the c~slsbOose, took theucs
The ~undoubted Perpetrator OF this mon
straus crime and conveyed him q short
distance south Of the city limits 10 the
bridge over OtuokalOfa creek, to which
hey suspended him by the meek until he
was dead. Monday morning Mr.. Smith
returning from his work on the rC2ci ana
reiDg informed OF what hsd tasen place
was aroused to z degree Of passion little
short Of insanity, by tue hoTrid recital.
MRidened beyond endurance by his
wrongs he rushed wildly to the scene Of
execution, cut tbs body down, 4 ling
il upon = burning log heap near By, |
stood there, rife in hand, threatening
TO shoot down any one who might at
tempt to interfere with TIE cJnsumma-
ton OF what he deemed only a miserable
or remnant OF q just and rlgh-
Ieous vengeance. The body was nearly
consumed, nothing but the bones re-
naming, which were subsequently, col
nut in q cofli0 and buried near
The spot by the city marshal. 4 eoro-
aer's iuques. was held on the body on
Monday, previous 70 the tnruiag, aud g
verdict rendered to the effect that AbrSm
Vsnderbuzg came to his death by hang
by unknown hands.
at is o1t just to say thai the oolorsd
IN this community were 50 much
.Bcenssd by the tuEpilUds Of the crime
as any Of our citizens. Indeed, + mum
Der Of them proposed on Sandsy, with
he permission of the whites, 10 take tbs
Out and deal With him alice
D. ec.seIy a. he was sfterWsrd dealt with
tedd, by the iBiusisled husband and
but they we're promptly told thai
he IsW should be allowed t. take it
curse, and such Wss the understanding
nth, strangely enough, the mysterious,
Unknown horsemen appeared upon the
Gene"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-13

Ladies' Dress Goods ---Beauti-
fGl dOubI- width AIpacaS, 20
cents: good solid color POpIins,
23 ceSsas: be st ali wool MerinOs.
% ZEN $; best ali WGOI DeIains,
81 CENTS ; beet printed Deiains,
90 ceEliS. az }. II. LOeWenstine &
% Os.' No. 23A Main street, Clay
Building.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-13

JOE LOCKE will hereafter be found at
his news stand, 1854 Main street, at al
hours of the day and up to eight O'Clock
every evening. He receives ali the lste
New York, Chicago, Cincinnati and 81.
Louis dailies and weeklles, the monthlies
and illustrated papers. and all the cur
rent Literature Of the day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-13

GERMAN NATIONAL BANK-Ths fol-
loving gentlemen were elected rs Di
rectOrs Of the German National Bank
J. T. Hoffman, Of Mitchell, Hoffman &
Co, L. Hsrsusr, OF Scheduled d Han
auer ; Il. P. Walt, e L P. Walt & o.;
d. p. MADDEN, Of d. P. Haddsn IL Co.;
B. II. Wisdom, formerly OF Norton,
Slaughter d CO., New York Ri. J..
Meaehana, Of Meschsm q Treadwell ;
aud A. L Harris, CT HsEris, Cochran &
Go. With the exception o. tie two first.
there has been q clean sweep Of the old
Board. and from the yell known charse-
ter and high commercial standing Of the
firms OF which the Directory is composed,
we congratulate the STOCKHOLDERS on
their judici0us selections, and sGgur for
the b AK renewed prosperity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-13

Gents furnishing Goods
Gents full bosom shirts, 81 so
500 pair Gents Calf BO sts. So ;
COED UndershlFis and Drawers,
rs CENTS, al 8. II. LOewenstiDe Il
Bros, No. 231 Main street, Clay
baIlding.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-13

COREs, CoRNs, CORNs.-Dr. Lindo-
man, the ChiTOpodist, is still stopping at
the Overton Hotel. DR.. l.. IS making
come wonderful cures Of corns, hunlOns
and iD-growiDE sails De cures without
osip OF drawing blood. Room, y Over
ton Hotel. Charges, two dollars 3 corn.
Ladies attended at their residences. Will
only remain til Saturday Jan. Is.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-13

HEBREW FAIR.-The prizs for the
most reliable lie insurance company, s
magnificent rosewood desk, was award
Ell TO the Gibbs Mutual, pomlinson &
Co, agents, ~ = got Of l6S. the next
highest number 107, for the st. Louis
Mutual.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-13

IEoSED OUT.-Amanda Price duriog s
quarrel with the notorious Annie Gala
CHER, yesterday, seized 6 smoothing iron
from the furnace snd "smOothed the
rantsnkerous Aunis out, burning her
arms and face terribly. Che ease will b.
brought before squire Norton today st
~ ofolOek.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-13

IN THE CITY AGAIN.-Dr. J. A. ClOp-
ION. Of HuntsVii,s, Ala, may be con-
eulted a. the WoTsbSBa House, room Ne.
a Tor 3 few days. He refers 70 one Of
tb,. most popular physicians Of Memphis,
aIsn m. old patients Of The city. Dr.. c.
treats with ~@erfect success p9es, fstata,
slricfUrCs, tuas.rs. etc. 5peeisi Atsen-
tion given to disease o Iemale tnl
will be the only visit % the ei'y TINS
wear
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-13

SHOOTING -ALMOsT.-A steamboat
clerk caught 8 darby stealing cotton on
the levee yesterday and fired q couple Of
shots at him, missing him, how ever. He
wss arrested for shooting on the levee
and had to pay q fine Of fifteen dollers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-13

NOTICE TO II LADIEs.-The final
sale Of those rich laees, edgiDgs, insert
logs and general notions, viii take place
II . o'clock this afternoon, at the sales.
r0oms OF w. Il. Passmore & Co., No. 23l
Second street.
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STATE OF TENNESSEE,

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
C-oMPrRoLLER's OFFICE,
NASHVILLE, January /, 1881
I.G. W. Blackburn, Comptroller oftne Treas
ury, do hereby certify that the Connections
Mutual Life Insurance ompaily located al
PRODUCED to me satisfactory evidence that said
COMPANY has complied with all the require
InoncSed on Insurance Companies; and l fur
ther certify that Carpenter & White, Agents
OF said Company, has also complied with the
rsCnirauenfS OF the laws OF the State, made
and nroyided in such cases wherefore, said
Conne,tieut Mutual Life Insurance Company
mas authority to take risks and transact the
business Of Insurance in this state. at Mem
phis, Shelby county Fem.
q. W. BLACKBURN,
Comptroller OF Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-13

DEADLY AsSAULT-Anna Price as
eaulted Mary Carol yesterday snd tiled
70 kill her. She wRs arrested, brought
before Squire Norton, fined s. and or
derea to give s bond CT $500 for future
GOOD behavior.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-13

CHAMBER OF CoMMERcE.-The board
Of officers Of the Chamber of Commerce
convened yesterday st 3 o'clock pm. to
elect a secretary, vice Mr.. Singleton
Ridgely, resigned. Mr.. Ridgely's reslg-
nation was accepted, and Mr.. w. l..
Trask put in nomination and elected to
I'll the vacancy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-13

JOE LOcREs News STAND, 1851 Main
street, is well supplied with reading ma
t%eriai, embracing every variety Of daily,
weekly and monthly pspers, IS well as
magazines and periodicals. All the
latest news can be obtained ct his msm-
moth stand,
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All woO4 FianneIS. 25 cents ;
excellent C0ffOn EIRBueiS. 10
Ce1ts: good Jeans, 70 CENTS :
Balm raj skirts, - 90, at }. -
LOeVVenstiRe l. SsF0s,is no, 93I
Vain street, Clay BUiIdiDs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-13

Gents' Clothing Genuine
SyaFrir0n Cashmere suits SI3:
sgeSt silk Mfxed sui,E. SIG good
black beaver suits SIS, az J. IA.
IeeWenStine 81 kFSs', No. 2Sl
Main street. Clay Building.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-13

THE PEABODY HOTEL is now open
for the resestion Of transient guests and
bosrdsrs. Pnse per day, 81 90. Day
Board, $40 per month, We will be glad
10 weteomeour old friends sad guests.
II ID. COCKRELL SONS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-13

OLD EELIABLE-The best OF Pittsburg
coal, lump, nut aud Elsck, sold by Big
leg, Meilersh < Co, South Court and
Main streets, Bethel Block. Rates al
WAYS as low az the lowest. II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-13

FROM TIE army Hespitsl, the bloody
battle field, the mansion Of the rich and
the humble abode If the Door from the
Office and The sacred desk from the
-nouBtsin-tOp, distant ALLEY snd fsr-af
Islands CT the ocean from every nook
and corner % The civilized world, Il
pouring III the evidence OF the astonish-
ing efscts - BRAKES PLANTATION
DITFEB5 Thousands upon thousands OF
letters Ike The following may be seen at
u Office:
= have been in the Army
HOspita! f1r fourteen months, spaecbless
and nearly dead. At Alton, Ill, they
gave ME . bottle Of Plantation Ritters.
Three bottles have made mel well man.
q. II. FLAUTE.
Ak6SoLIA WATER-Superior to the
best imported GzTmsX Cologne, and sold
At Esif 'ha rice.
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