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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-10

the juneture OF Hatchie with the Mis-
sissippi. If the river was nayigab'e
then, it is so now; and nothing pre-
vents boats of medium size coming o
Bolivar eight months in the year but
Cor the bridge at Brownsville. In
Justice to the taxpayers who "
land in Hatchie bottom, in justice to
thousands of people, in opposition TO
monopolies, we ask the Legislature
to reopen IIatchie river. Again we
ask the Press of Memphis and all
others in favor OF developing our natu-
raj resources to assist in the good
work
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-10

IJIs now a~scertalned that the New
York Senate will stand seventeen
Democrats to fifteen Republicans.
which majority the official count MAY
increase; and the Assembly, if n,
more Democratic gains are reported
will stand seventy-twO Democrats t,
lfy-six Republicans.
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THE card Of the New Orleans In
frmsry, which finds place in our col
Smns, has attrscted much attention
on account Of the troubles the cele-
NEated p%roprietors have been put to
R supposed violation Of profess
we sSptegrity. How this may be,
We may hoScalled upon 10 decide.
~xfifutioo !. a.c-say that their in
upon aoooa Go.
tan" order, and Is so wefiOu
~ the people Of the Crescent Cs'eu
- more than meet the ideas Of pecSe
1iary proht OF Din. CHOPIN. graRn
ekEL aud BRvSs.
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TIE Pittsburg Post thinks that
FoRNEY's Press is not unnecessarily
distressing itself in the fear that A. j.
will vet be Senator in place of Mr..
COOPER, on the ground of ineligibili-
ty, or otherwise. 1t says: 1--WE
don't wonder at the Press diseom-
future over ANDY's discovery of the
eligibility clause in the Tennessee
Constitution. There is a little nays
terry connected with the Clerkship Of
the Senate touching certain moneys,
which he would no doubt take a fiend-
ish delight in looking up. 'Alas!poOr
YoRICK,' if ANDY should get in the
ascendant"
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THE Nashville onion and american,
Of Sunday, comes 70 US enlarged toar
extent equal to two columns and q
half, by the lengihening of its col
umns. We hail this rs an evidence
Of Increasing prosperity and of in
creasing appreciation, on the part o.
The public, of the political principles
which our able and well-conducted
contemporary so we'll represents. We
congratulate the conductors Of this
old-time Democratic journal, and
wish it additional success and pros
perity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-10

The New York SIN, not to be dis
S9Graged by Greeley's defeat for State
CpaI~ tantaiizest the profane old
PnIlosopherS Epominating him to the
next SovernOrshpO f New York.
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RETAIL GROcERS.
SPlCER & E,
354 Main ST., Eageyney Block.
Fresh Arrivals New Goods

New shaker Preserves and Jellies-loe cases;
New canned Tomatoes and Peaches;
New Edam Cheese; New Pineapple Cheese;
New Young America and Factory Cheese;
New Pickles-ali s~izes-very fine;
New Mackere-Mess and No. /; New Goldfish.
choice Teas; Coleman's Mustard;
Cross a BlaekwelI's Pickles;
Cox & Cooper's Geiatine;
French Mustard; Worcestershire Sauce;
Fresh Craekers-a good variety.
We are receiving, daily, large additions 10
city We keep the best quality of every
thing In our line. Give us a call.
OcI9 SPlCER & HARPE
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REAL ESTATE BROKERS.
DONOHO, JOY g. CO.,
"a Madison Street,
MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
WANTED TO exchange

4 n $500 Mississippi Plantation for a city
~ residence of equal value.
Also, a Sl2,5O0 Mississippi Cotton Plantation
for city property or MERCHANDISE.
Also, Arkansas Land and $500 cash for a
small farm near city, OF railroad.
Also, City Lots and Land for an assorted
stock Of merchandise.
Also, 10000 acres Arkansas Lands for mer-
c~handise, or city property.
Also, suburban Improved Property and
cash for n hrst-class city residence.
Also, select unimprOved 10 acre Suburban
Property for a first class Mississippi River
Plantation.
Also. $500 Yankee Notions and Millinery
for a small improved farm.
Also, Merchandise for a small farm on rail-
road.
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Thomas N. Berry, a well known
lawyer of Baltimore, was found dead
In his room yesterday afternoon with
q discharged pistol in his hand.
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WE are now receiving one OF the largest
w and best selected stocks OF goods II has
ever been our pleasure 10 offer to the trade,
and to hrst-ciass buyers We are prepared 10
offer inducements that cannot be surpassed.
800 sacks Rio Conee-aIl grades;
500 barrels Refined Sugar-an grades;
so hhds. Louisiana SEgar-all grades;
500 packages Syrups and Molasses-all
grades;
100 kegs English Soda;
200 boxes English Soda;
1000 packages New Nackerel;
500 packages Virginia Tobacco;
so barrels Robinson County Whisky;
100 Bourbon Whisky;
100 Rectified Whisky;
so Tennessee White Whisky;
100 boxes Layer Raisins;
so boxes assorted Nuts;
100 cases Sardines;
100 cases Brandy Cherries and Peaches.
For sale by FARGASON & CLAY,
seS $50 Front Street.
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TFRAfs OF sUBsCRIpTION:

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General Agents for Tennessee and Rsrth Rississivui.
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sB- We would also beg leave to call the at
tention OF Jobbers, as well as Retailers, to
the fact hat we are the exclusive agents for
West Tennessee, North Mississippi and Ar
kansas, for S. W. II. Wards Paper Collars
and Guns, and sell them at manufacturer
prices. ocl7
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JeSiy Ming NlcNDF EIlanuel TeLlalilS
in a critical condition of health. He
is seriously i'll and confined to Bad.
The medical paper issued to-day an
nounces that the King is lab0ring
under a fierce attack, and that Il
military eruption appears on the sur
face Of the skin, generally over the
surface of the body. During the past
night the King was duly informed Of
the fact that his life was in danger at
an early hour this morning. He re-
ceived the news calmly and sent for a
a clerical %cOnfessor, from whom, after
compliance with the Catholic rule of
belief, he received absolution and the
holy sacrament, enjoying, apparently,
the greatest tranquility of mind.
During the afternoon it was reported
that the King was slightly improving.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-23

SUCCESS OR FAILURE" says the
Farmville Journal, a" If the new movement
"shall result, either through it's success or
failure, in firmly uniting our people in
e opposition TO the UNDERWOOD abortion,
"we shall rejoice that it was made" And
if such should not be its result, those only
will be to blame who keep up o useless
clamor against the committee Of niue. The
people of Virginia will certainly feel that
they have not been "sullen," nor "ohstlT
nate" nor contumacious, AZ the Radl-
calls have declared them to he heretofore,
but that in their name at least, whether
with or without sufficient warrant, a com
promise was offered to Congress, the accept
ance of which on our part would have At
forded to that body the strongest possible
evidence of our earnest desire to have the
State restored to the Union at an early day.
The rejection of This compromise nv Con-
press. after its approval nv General GRANT
and General scHoFELD, will secure to US in
the future all the protection that can ne
given to us by those two distinguished men.
So that whether successful or not, the new
movement must be regarded as wise mea-
SIRE
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A CHANCE FOR THE NEGRoEs.-Whilst the
City Council of Richmond is providing sus-
tenance for the unemployed negroes loafng
about the streets of this city the Georgia
papers are complaining that the planters of
that State cannot find negroes enough by
thousands to work their plantations. The
Savannah Republican states that :" in
Southwestern Georgia, and, indeed,
throughout the Black Belt there is said
"to be scarcely planter who has the re-
"quisite number of hands to cultivate his
::susual crop, and in very large number
cot cases not more than half as many as
"they could employ proftably. Cherokee
" Georgia has been almost entirely desert
"ed by the negroes, and nobody can tell
"where they have gone to.
"Our available negro population in
/" Georgia, Florida, Alabama, and Missis-
"sippi, has been gradually diminishing,
"instead of increasing, since the close of
"the war" ~a-l
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-23

Gooch1snd county comes up under the
proper banner" no instructions" If the
men in the various counties who are gene
rally considered fit representatives of the
people are 80 demoralized that they are no
longer trustworthy, then the Conservatives
have no grounds for supposing that they
can govern the State. We are willing to
trust the people. Let them send good men
to the Richmond convention, who, when
they assemble, will calmly consider the
situation of affairs, and determine upon
the future policy of the conservative or
white mans party, and there will be no
occasion for division in our ranks. The
convention will be needed, whether "the
nine" succeed in their laudable under
taking or not. We must devise some means
of getting rid of the carpet-bag and scala
wag officials that are now taking possession
of all the places of trust, honor, and re-
sponsibility, in Virginia. We must give
the lie in solemn form to the declaration OF
WELLS and his toadies that Union men can
not live in peace and safety amongst US.
We shall probably be compelled to recon
struct the State in some manner before the
adjournment of the session of Congress
commencing in March; and if we are wise
we shall take such steps as will enable US
to do it ourselves, and not leave it, as we
did in 1867, to the carpet-baggers and scala
wags.
Culpeper also comes up under the banner
of c. no Instructions"
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-23

NAVAL CADETS FROM THE SoUrH.-The
House Of Representatives on Thursday
passed the bill authorizing and directing
the Secretary Of the Navy to make the sp D
pointment of midshipmen to the Naval
Academy on or before the 4th Of March
next from any State in which the election
Of members to the Forty first Congress does
not take place previous to the lst Of July,
1869, on the nomination Of members Of the
House from the States represented in the
present Congress: provided no such ap-
po'ntuents shall be made from any State
not by law entitled to representation during
1869. .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-23

= CuBA.-The New. York Times says: /" It
I" is reported that the sum asked by the new
"spanish Government for the island OF
!" Cuba is about twenty-five millions in gold.
|" The letter received by the President from
/" Senator HALE, at Madrid, it is said, states
" that overtures were made to him by the
"Spanish Government for the sale of the
"island to the United States"
Without, slavery Cuba would probably
soon sink into the unhappy condition OF
Hayti.1 To give twenty millions for the
island would therefore be to pay that sum
for less than nothing. Nevertheless, Cuba
will doubtless ere long become the property
chats the word, though this is a free Gov
ernment,) Of the United States either BY
purchase or otherwise. manifest Des-
tiny seems to point to such result.
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,I,ur.. c.sr.or Mn. .swrrzrra;a oraa1ss-

HsssG asr#es MR..sw1rzIER, oTsm Mrs
souRr.-The carpst-baggers In Congress
from the southern States ssucceeded on
Thursday, as our kilograms Of yesterday
stated, in excluding from his seat in the
House of Representatives Mr.. s'vlTzLER, Of
Missouri, who was not only undou b'edly
elected BY the people, but who had obtain
ed two reports to the House in his favor 'E
from the Committee on Elections, which 10
composed largely o. Radical members rs..s No
other body than the United States Congress g1 !,
was ever guilty Of such outrages; iney
are e unspeakably infamous. II congress-
intends to allow these miserable outcasts Or
humanity, vomited upon the South from ont the
sp,uprlieus Of The towns and cities Of the North,
to 90 control it's action, the Virginia committee
might as we'll Geese their efforts in behalf
~ m honorable reconstruction Of our State.
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nBEFl.

On vrtday morning the 22d instant, at O'CLOCK.
Mrs. BARBARA WfNKERS, vile or August
,Wtnkers, agedthirtv.fve years and eighteen days.
She leaves = devoted husband and six little ehii-
dren. x,.,.,.h
Her funeral will take place on SUNDAY the 2s,n
instant ut half-past7 3 O'Clock, from st. MARY
church. The friends and acquaintances OF tns
family are respectfully invited to attend "i1n.n'
further notice. ~ 4t ats- ~" 1"A .a
Iuthts city on the INST instant OF pne.nmpoh nh,
ard j. wa ker or fredericksburg va. ,n,s-
Her fuuey al will TAX place from SYcalnoIreJ ~
ciples) church on SUNDAY aFIEhSOoN a
O'Clock. ,...- ILL. &. 10 - r.-@rr'trT J. ( II
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LAND-BUYERs.-The fredericksburg He
raid says that on Wednesday night a
party of ten arrived in that place on the
lookout for lands, and on Thursday went
to Caroline to prospect. Also, that on one
day this week real estate firm in Frede-
ricksburg received twenty letters from
parties in the North making inquiries about
land with a view to purchase and settle
ment. The day before, they received fifteen
applications by mail. Let the committee
Of nine 20 On with their good work.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-23

s DRUGGISTS LloUoRs.--The New York
World has purchased liquors from num-
Der Of well-known druggists of that city
and caused them to be subjected to chsmi-
cal analysis. The following reports of the
results will tell the whole story:
j. "Sample No. 8, of old port wine, was OBJ
tanned from the store of Alexander Hudnut,
druggist, in the Herald building. The volume
percentage of alcohol was below the genuine
average. Brazil-wo was present as a color
ing matter, fannie acid was present, there
was an odor Of dyestntts, and distillation left
apurpie deposit. Is made wine.
Specimen No. 2, of brandy was obtained
from the pharmacy Of Q. Groll east Tenth
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-23

sas- SOMETHING NEW EVERY DAY AT
JULIUS sYCLE'S,
..-..-..- AIS BROAD STREET..
The people who crowd the store Of JULIUS
SYCLE, AIS Broad street, daily are now fully con-
WINGED that he Is selling his desirable stock OF
DRESS and DOMESTIC DRY GOODS as cheap
as any other house in the city. Below mention
some of my numerous goods for the benefit OF the
public
MUSLINS, &. ... H.. ..
EMPRESS CLOTHS 81
FRENCH MERINOES, r
ENGLISH MGRINOES
-A OPERA FLANNELS
E .a BALMORALs,
BLANKETS,
AZ .s .~e CLOAKS,
do -.sE SHAWLS, &C.
- I have also very large and selected stock Of
GENTS WEAR, comprising .
CASSIMERES, -...-. ...
BROAD and BEAVER CLOTHS, ..
DOESKINS,
pass And CASINETS
which am selling now regardless of cost, before
laying ir my spring stock. Up .'- 1''
The ladies and public In general would find 1t
to their advantage to call early and secure the
greatest bargains that ever were offered In Rich
mond before, at JULIUS SYCLE'a
as Broad street, between Fourth and Fifth.
SALESMEN.-R. 6. CARE, j. ]. TURNER,
GEORGE SwABACHKR, JONAS WEINBERG.
STORE CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. jals
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NOLLEGE INFIRMAEY..t

" CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGE
STREETS, RICHMOND, VA.
All cases requiring medical or surgical aid adj
ntted, except the insane and those labcring under
contagious disorders -,..a.1 - 49, : 49,
Charges Invariably in adyauce), including board,
medical attendance, and medicines:
Large wards, per wees, S6. ''- -
Private rooms. per'w $40 to go.
A small additional fee is charged for surgical
operations.
Charity cases from the city are received on per-
mtts from members or tie committee of the ity
Council for the relief of The poor, and seamen on
permits from The customer use.
For further information or admission, apply at
the infrniary to IsAIh II H. WHITE, NJ. D.,
ja M-am Medical Superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-23

The NATIONAL BANKs.-So many bills
are introduced into Congress concerning the
national banks that to publish them all
would only tend to confuse the public mind
on the subject. Whenever any one of them
shall be passed, we shall give it in full.
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Aven ne sttle be-.
proof had an Gaof ye 81 STrn 1Pa
, rsre. o..ca f burnt sugar would indicate an
imitation brandy" III
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CONTEMPORARIES.

TUsT RECEIVED AND IN STORE, 100
81 boxes Raislns, in whole, half and quarter
Sores: 10 cases Sardines 90 drums OF Figs, 20
barrels assorted Nuts, 20 boxes emons, 10 barrels
Mince Meat, Currants, sultana kaisins, Citrons,
&c. o.rn,uo -,.r,rac
tpred daily in all their variety and made to ORDER
in any desired Size and shape Also, Common anu
Eancy Cakes Pastry, &C., &C. Ornamental CAKES
made to order. " ,.sLo ,o,,
or rnarrnt rates ZINMER q CO.,
Go. no no -.... ~. ~ Isl. 1913 Main s rect
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MARRIED.

On the a1s. instant by the Rev. c. a. Read, D.:
D.. A. gEDUON JONES OF Orange cotnty, an q
NJ. IN0RvELL CASKIE.g daughter, OF the late
James i. Cask!e. No cards. ,..,,.. J. a,5d I .
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-01-23

The PhiIadelphia North american calls
the Norfolk and Great Western, railway
g one of the grandest railroad enterprises
Of the day." and predicts a great success
for 1t. - I 1Ef> i n + # #
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..apEGsAI NOTICES
--<<----L.~<--~~--<~
xg BRIass.s BAKERY
DowT WITH rHn PRICES
LET THEM RIP: Sc

-s.rr PRICES

WHOLESALE PRICES -
50. SODA CRACKERS, 1oc. per pound. pound,
Superior ST rTERFCRACKEBs, 1oc. per pound
supsr,or OYSTER ORAoKERs loc per r poana'
Superior Ahho" Ely II.
7 4 pound. 80. nKERs, 14c. per pound.
superiT CREAM LIE SEERs. nc. per pound.
Superior SUGAh C III, ), CKERs. nc per pound
Superior LEhoS n's az. ner pound
Superior sPICENgsssc sEEs: sec. per 1oc. L,
supericr MoLAssEoy I soc, ner 100. JAZZ
Superior SUefAf Cf>1A11N'
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STATE TAXES.-Parties who have not
~ paid their state taxes for the year 1905 are
hereby notified tina. II They do not wish thes real
whereby they Will be subjected to great expsn se,
and perhaps lawsuit they viii find 1t 10 their
interest to call at the SheriTs ore and settle the
same immediately am aoes making out a list of
delinquent taxes TO be returned TO the state Au-
ditor, which can be examined by any one interest
ed by calltug aEthe lherifis office. his is posi-
lively the last notice that will be given. ..'-.s
JOHN W. WRIGHT.
in 23-4t' Sheriff OF the fity' OF Richmond.
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Fg7O HOUSEKEEPERs.- is the time
m sunpIv Yourselves with PRESERVES and
FprSu 3RITTTS and JELLIES for the winter.
We bayed a large stock OF Preserved STRAWBERRIES.
Peaches, Damascus, Ounces, Tomatoes Cherrlea
oG Fresh strawberries Pineapples,, Blackberries,
Raspberries. Tomatoes, Peaches, Pears, Damsons,
&c. Currsnt Ounce, Peach and Strawberry Je,,
~ annfactIIre ard ted superior to any NORTH
ern goods, and which we offer at low prices.
~ ANDREW PIzZIN1 q Coz.
.a.,5 ..... - - -. = soT Broad street.