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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-14

Donation Visit to Leath Orphan Asylum
To our old friends and the many new
citizens Of Memphis, the lady managers
extend a most cordial invitation 10 visit
Leath Orphan Asylum on Thursday, the
ltth inst, when our esteemed Maroon,
Miss Jane Ward, with he managers and
orphans, VIII b. most happy to meet
Ihem,
Many Of the citizens have been inti-
matsly acquainted with the institution for
a period OF nearly eighteen years, during
which time several hundred children have
been admitted; cared for in sickness and
health; trained in paths Of usefulness.
and educated for tbeir proper spheres in
life. The liberal donors of the lands. with
many Of the warBlest friends and supper
ters OF the institution, have passed from
Time 70 Eternity. leaving their labor OF
love still 10 be carried on here.
We pray that the pure and holy spirit
Of charity may touch the hearts and open
wide the hands Of the benevolent. to gem
srOusly supply the wants Of the lnstitu-
lion upon this occasion, thus enabling Us
TO repair the building and pay the arrears
Of salary due 20 excellent natrOn. In
Offering our grateful acknowledgements TO
The friends Of the Leath Orphan Asylum
for past iaNOrs. we, the lady managers,
would respectfully remind them of the
wants Of our orphans as the winter ap-
prUacbes, and beg OF them, with their
usual literally, TO supply those comforts
30 necessary for our children. Some Of
Lhe merchants haVo'alrUadv responded TO
the cali made upon chem. and further do
nations Of money, bedding, table furni-
tUre, clothing, shoes and provisions, will
be thankfully received.
Articles and orders may be len with
Messrs. Stratton, Goyer q Co., Z2S Front
street.
No.,rt+to. ~. NJ. n. 1..
Mn. Tate.
Mrs. MuLEa OWN. Pres't-
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Shelby Circuit Court.

GEORGE W. REEVES, JUDGE,
On YESTERDAY, in the case of the State vs..
Stephen Torreues (negrob Indictment for
houisehreaking, ETC., the jury returned a
verdict of guilty and fixed the period of
Imprisonment in the penitentiary at ten
years.
Several cases on the docket were dis
posed of bv continuance and dismissal.
The state docket viii be regularly
called to-day. Al parties and Witnesses
are expected TO be in attendance.
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Personal,

Mayor Leftwich will he home on sun
day. He considers the Louisville Con
VentlOn a complete success. a
Hume f. Hill, Esq, is the first Col
lectOr Of the port ever appointed in Mem
phis. His commission was signed by
Willard Fillmore.
We learn that Judge r. r. Heath. for.
merly Of North Carolina, but now "A resi-
dent Of this city, was married a few day,
ago TO Mrs. Brewer, from one Of the west
ern counties Of North Carolina.
Judge Byers and Judge Campbell. oil
B~atesville, Ark, Charles Maxwell, Esq.
Of the BatesviLe Times, DIR. VIM. NJ. Law.
renee, Of B~atesyille, DR.. NJ. Mcclure, o.
Batesville, Judge r. II. Powell, OF lizard
county, and Frank Lynn, Esq, of Jack
sonport, all left yesterday for Kansas
City, where they go as delegates to attend
the Railroad Convention OF the 18th inst.
The President of the Chamber of Com.
merce, T. a. Nelson, Esq, has appointed
the following additional delegates to at
tend the Railroad Convention to be held
ia Kansas City on The 18th ofthls month;
J.. T. TFezevant, John Ainslie, Gen. Cotton
Green, VIM. b. Waldran, j. VI. Heating.
NJ. j. Wicks, w. II. Cherry, w. NJ. Far
rmgton, w. b. Greenldw, +. s. Davis and
James Elder.
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W. 4. TUCKER Il SoE have kindly pre-
scented US with A specimen bottle of vine
from their vineyard OF Scuppernong
grapes. near Columbus, Miss, which
Welded this year hve hundred gallons per
acre. This las nothing in It but the pure
juice Of the grape, three years old. Their
sparkling wines have added the pnTest
article Of sugar TO be obtained, and
nothing else. None are sold under three
years old. Besides their vineyard OF
Scuppernong, they nave also q number OF
acres in SCuppernong not bearing, and
Isabella, Concord and Catawba. hardly 50
good "a the ScupPernong These wines
produce no headache and no III effects.
We Learn, that several gentlemen of the
city have ordered some Of this wine. We
wish Messrs. Tucker 4 Son great success
in their enterprise. If we had no whisky
and much vine at low prices, we should
have, as in Germany, no drunkenness.
The culture OF the grape ought to be en-
couraged.
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Law Court.

IT. 5, LIE, JVD6t-
The following Judgments were taken
yesterdays
Rice, Silk 4 Co. VS.. Bcathers 4 Co;
Judgment for plaintiff.
Kimbrough IS. Grace; verdict for defen-
dant. 1854 90.
Hop vs.. Mallory, ct al; judgment for de-
fcnaant for costs.
Formers Bank Of Kentucky vs.. Ford
iuG '1out for plaintih. 8, 5J6 a.
RoGly & Go. vs.. Gul, ct al; Judgment
Tor plaintiff, -, 700.
Baker vs.. Edmonds, ct al; Judgment for
plaintiff, SOP p,
Floyd vs.. Sstiarons; judgment for plain
tin.
To-day the new cases on the trial docket
will be called.
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LAW REPORTS.
Municipal Court.

UHfhN r. FULIh, JIDuhs
The following cases we're disposed OF
yesterday:
State VS. Cunningham & WetteF-indict-
ment for keeping gaming house. Ten
cases submitted, and lines in each imposed
by the Court.
state vs. Fisher-keeping house of i'll
Zane. Seven cases submitted; fines in
each case imposed.
State VS. J.. w. Alley-keeping gaming
house. Twelve cases submitted, and fines
imposed. BE .glL7-a
The calendar published for yesterday
win be called mp for trial to-day.
"a The sci IA docketwil be called on Satur-
day next. l lsH
The Dickens case was further heard on
argument last evening.
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EVERYBODY in West Tennessee knows
Col. Phil Glenn.
Col. Glenn says he had been suffering a
long time with a stiff and painful knee
joint, which nothing IN the shape of RENEE
dies seemed to relieve. One bottle of
Mansfield & Higbee's Magic Arniea Lini-
ment reached the disease, and he is nov a
well man.
DIR. S. Beaver, a highly respectable citi-
zen of Shelby county, Tenn, says he has
used the Magic Arnica Linimeut with the
happiest results in cases of Rising Breasts
IA females after childbirth. and il acted
like a charm, affording Immediate relief.
Capt. John C.. Harrison. Clerk of the
CircHit Court Of Pamela county, Miss,
states that his wife met with an accident
by being thrown from a buggy, which in
jured her very seriously. One of her
ribs was broken; many applications of
Chloroform and Liniments were applied
without allaying the pain. AS a last re-
sort he applied the Magic AFnica Lini-
ment. The result WAS, the pain was scat
tered immediately. and refreshing sleep
and repOse ensHed. -t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-14

IT WILL RE SEEN from their advertise
ment. which appears in this mornings is
sue, that Galbreath, Stewart q Co, whole
sale gTOcers and cotton factors, No. IL
Union street, StoEewall Block, have re-
ceived an immense stock OF goods. Their
stock has been purchased with great care.
and at the lowest prices, by that expe-
rienced buyer, VIM. Stewart, ESQ, and is
a full and complete sssortment or every
article kept in their line. We have pleas
ure, from a long intimate acquaintance
with the gentlemen composing the firm,
in recommending them as men. of integri-
ty, fair dealing and solid worth. We
would advise our friends to call and see
for themselves, feeling well satisfied that
they can do as well, if not better, with
this house than in st. Louis, Louisville or
Cincinnati.
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Criminal Court.

II. =. HUDSON, JUDGE
The petit juries have not been fully
made up, rs vet. A number OF forfeitWres
were taken yesterday against defanling
Jurors. This being the busy portion of
the year, our merchants prefer paying the
fine and costs rather than neglect their
personal affairs. To-day the juries will be
made up and the trial OF cases viii be
commenced. A successful effort is being
made in his court to exclude professional
iurOrS from the iurV-bUX.
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THE Waldran sale to-day will COM
mence at 10 o'clock, with the residence
lot. An Onlnibps will connect with the
Poplar street cars, to carry persons to
and from the sale. EUcrV lot PIT Hp WU
be sold tciti0Ht reserpe. Mr.. WaldrOn and
and the auetioneers willbe pleased 10 see
their friends and the public al The sale.
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To the Puh!ic.

Private families, hotels. steamboats,, res
iaurants and the public generally, will
please take notice that j. d. EDWARDS,
No. - Second street, Memphis. has
made arrangements for a daily supply
from all paris Of the country 81 oysters.
fosb. Gaae, Dressed Poultry. Cslery, etc.
prepared expressly for tins market, which
he guarantees 10 sell, wholesale and re-
tai. cheaper than amy house this side OF
Mobilize or Norfolk. His house Il the
I~udepondant Headquarters Of everything
good 10 eat. Don't forget it, 2Ts Second
street.
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THE EMMETT BANK. = This flourishing
bank, OF which Mr.. Thomas Fisher is
President, lays its card before our readers
in tO-day's issae. Drafts are drawn in
an to suit on all parts of Europe at
New York rates. It does a general ex-
change and banking business as we'll as
deals in stocks, bonds, local securities,
gold, etc. See advertisement in another
column.
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@HHR DEsaFa RAHK.-We would call the
attention of our readers to the card of this
we'll known institution 70 be found in an
other column. Its officers are too we'll
known in this community to need en-
dorsement from the press. 1t has ever
stood amongst the foremost banks of
Memphis, and is sound to the core. Its
correspondence reaches to all the princi-
pal cities of the world.
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CoAL--Messrs. Bigley, Mellersh & Co..
% South Court street, corner Main. are
prepared to deliver best Pittsburg and
Camel Coal, in any quantity, from one
rates. Isnds-Seeond, near Madison, and
loot of Washington street.
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Buy your dress goods at HERzoGs.

ELEo,Nr plaid eIoths-wells & Coll.
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STEAMBOATS,.
A RIVER LINE.
Memphis and Arkansas River
Hrl- hTs anTg'
ePacket Comply
STATES MAIL
FALL ARRANGEMENT

ER0AIaAND AFTER THIS DATE this.
u .Cc-y -aay WILL ran THREE, boats week
in tie 7usas river. and until the omple-
tiOmOfrG. new boats, the following boats WI
constitute the Nne;
THOMAS Il, ALLEN. -..-PRITcHARD, Master
-BLArsDELIr Master
5AT-~-rfSlAy Elcs 3t1steI
Eeaytng Memphis every Monday wednesday
and Friday, 81 O'Clock p.H4. making onnec
lions at Little Rock with the COmpanYs Light
draught packets: 99153 % THn a1rcIa q
NAN BUREN, ,%,+%.. ,@ssas. B0riand, Master
~------LeN Chapman Master
fOE1 Master
fOhA N--4r-~.,-9-A smith, Master
FeT al points above Little Rock as nigh pp.
Through bills OF lading given for frsiaht 70.
y nom New Orleans, Memphis, st. Louis,
louisville and Cincinnati. t Glr
Freights delivered at destination, at all
stages OF the river, without storing or other
any persons desiring TO, ship by this line
rom the North, East or West 70 any point on
theAArkansas riyer. should have their E5otis
consigned to f" MEAPHIs ARKANSAS RIy-
ku1nt street. Mosbg BiOok.y Those shipping
rom New Orleans should cOnsign 10 Mem
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company"
Mouth OF White River. aLgl4 Nj
The above company are o building I've
new boats FOR The ARKANSAS river which will
be finished about the LIST october, thus
securing to their patrons q reliable tri-week
ly line in high or low water. -el
All persons Who ship goods-tO abe care Of
this at Memphis or Mouth or White
river, mns0 send bins OF lading to- ths agent
OF this company TO prevent delay -
JOHN ID. DAM President
q - A." IN. GRAHAM. Agant4 D..
oe6 ONCE SOi Front street, MOsby Block
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Our, dress goods are the greatest bar
gains IN the city. 81
HERZOG & BRO.
GAYRsT cloths in town-Wells d Coll.
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CHINESE LABoR.-For particulars, call
on John Ainslie, at southeast corner OF
Court and Main Streets
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SEVERAL hundred copies OF the Annual
Report Of the Chamber Of Commerce are
for sale at Joe LOcke's, 23BL Main street.
Merchants should procure copies and send
40 friends IA the interior.
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MAGNIFICENT display of the gems OF
fall fashions in millinery at Mrs. Hunters
opening, ON Thursday, l4th inst.
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chaEcery Court.

A. ALsTOS. cLERK n MASTER,
The following bills were filed yesterday
Taylor, Mclean & Baldwin vs.. w. w.
Brown.
Trigg, ct AL, Us. Nelson, ex'r.
Tate, ct al, vs. Williams, ct al.
Mary Enwright vs.. j. Enwright.
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Hwy T. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods, etc.,
OF Wiggans q Thorn, manuf ctursrs, 233
Main street, Clay Building.
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RnBoNs, Dress Trimmings, and a com.
plete stock of all kinds of fancy goods.
T. w. JOHNSTON & CO.,
947 Main street.
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

ENGINEER AND sAWYER.-A hrst-chss
y SAWYER and Engineer desires a situation
~ n Ssw-mill; address A. B., Appeal Office.
ocl4
FIRST-RATE SALESMAN, extensively
y acquainted throughout Arkansas aad me
Indian Nation. desires a situation In 6 whole
sale house. References atlsfa tory. Address
Traveller" Post Office. oct4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Observation-Disclosures 40 MOREi-Stone's
TonicSyrup cures Chills and Fever on money
refunded sold by W. n. Wilkerson &Co-, c.
G. Ward 4 Co, Goodyear q Falls, NJ. Rose. 81
Main, and All Druggists.
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BILLS Of Exchange on al the principal
cities Of Europe, for sale in sums 70 suit,
at Finst National Bank, Nc. IA Madison
street.
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OPENING OF fall millinery and fancy
goods, at the Emporium of Fashion, 2i7
Main street, on Thursday the l4th.
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Two A~UcTIoNEERs are wanted immedi-
Ately by $. & p, who may be addressed,
care this office.
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CALL at Joe LOcke's and get the annual
report Of the Chamber of Commerce.
Every planter and merchant within q
hundred miles Of Memphis shOnld have
one.
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We notice largo droves of horses. mules
and brood mares at the sale stable Of f.
B. Msertz, corner Monroe and Second
streets.
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BUSINESS NoTIcE.-No contracts or oh
legations assumed or made by any indi-
vidual owner or employee of this office,
will be paid at our counter or recognized
as an offset to any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle it
himself in person.
HEATING. ENGLISH 4 co.
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WANTED.

UVANTED-Two AUCTiONEFRS, imme-
w diateIy. Address 5. p, this office, ocli
WANTED Three rooms suitable for fam
uy use. conveniently 1Ocated, or board.
ia = private family. Terms must be mude-
rate. address T., al THIS Office. ocl2
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A LARGE stock OF zephyrs~ received. In
dueemeRts offered to large buyers.
HERZO4A RRn
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AFREsH stock of cur Kid gloves open
again this morning.
HERZOG s. BRO.
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OUR stock Of dry goods is very a1trac-
tive. T. w. JOHNSTON & CO.,
347 Main street.
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ZEPTfR worstods. all colors.
Il. w. JOHNSTON d Co.
81 Main street.
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JoUvIN's Kid Gloves sold at 75c per pair,
and everything else in proportion at
NENDIG & Bros,
No. 226 Main street.
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THE attention of merchants is called to
our immense stock, NOW complete in all
branches. MENKEN BROTHERS.
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WRAPPING PAPER o SALE CHEAP.
Storekeepers can be supplied with any
desired quantity Of wrapping paper cheap
tor cash, on application at the APPEAL
counting rOom.
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MAGNIFICENT display of the gems of
fall fashions ia millinery at Mrs. Hunters
opening on Thursday, 18th inst.
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TRY the Peytona Camel Coal, for sale
by BIGLEY, MELLERSH u CO.,
- South Court 81, One Main.
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HELP WANTED.

nOYS Two good boys wanted % learn the
Is C0nfectiOnsr's trade, At No. dlMadls9A
street. H loel4l
CHOE FTTTERs-Five or six good Filters
- can ind steady enploynene AZ 80
Matu street, Memphis El@ ocE4A
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Look out for magnificent display on
Thursday, l4th inst, al the grand fau
opening Of the Southern Emporium OF
Fashion, "a Main street.
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NEW GOoDs, new goods.
T. w. JOHNSTON q Co,
347 Main street.
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READ w. II. Passmare& Co. 'sadvertise-
ments this morning, and when found
make a note"
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SPASGLED TARLETASs.-A beautiful as
sOrtment received by
MENGEN BROTHERS..
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orr bsautirul Arabs are to hand, and
the lowest in the CITY.
HERZOG e BRO.
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LOOK out foe 5 magnificent display on
Thursday, 18th inst, al the grand fall
opening OF the Southern Emporium Of
Fashion, 247 Main street.
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Donation Visit to Leath Orphan Asylum

OPENING Of fall millinery and fancy
goods, Al the Emporiuhl of Fashion, ~
MMu street. on Thursday the l4th. {
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AGENrLrNEN,sIIsr

- 1GENTBEMEN'S- IIST.
Adams IT Anderson Ashcraft, J
Armour, J b Akin, o Z AImsted, J
Belts, SB Boone, L . Barthelamy, y
Bigger ssI BenjaminDrSCBridges, W A
Baxter, p
Crofert, T (c) Cook, W Cross, T (cl
Cooke & Co, CrOssen, NJ Cunningham, Z
Durend, J luoDOwd, MO Downey, r ~
DENLY, W NJ
Observation-Disclosures, q Edwards, VB
Ferrer& Andrews, Freeman, W
Green, Z tcl Gillem, Up Galloway, A
Glover, LC Carey, w
Hunt,F Heath, RG HarTisonWH(r
i Hegman, a Hawkins. Hall.AE b
johnson, 3 Jonas, 81 w z Johnson, r
Jamison, DrCR
Knightsn, A
Little, RevJ LUCAS, ara rHrnn q
Murphy. JR& Manmen, g AIOrehouscs Z
Martin, L Myers,
Mckinney, DIR McCune, Mr. Vic
Mcnamara, ] Mcdonald 6 Johnson,
McCune q Connell,
Nelson, Gill d Co.
Putix. Payne, W Powell, A
Randolph, P Rayner. Col E RiggsC "a
Reed, A y ordan, ] II RadfOrd, j NJ
Seidgler, H Sterling, PrOR Stanton, j
Taylor, JOB TeasdRle. Rev T0
/ Btley,
VaughnGw -Vandran, r j Vosburgh, W
Webster, W p Williams, e W Weaver, j c
Wade, r W eils. i a WILLIS, w Y
White, II
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READ w. IT. PassmOre 4 Co.'S advertise.
ments his morning, and when found.
make a note"
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LETTER LIST.

The following Is the last OF letters remain
ing in the Memphis Posiohios and not deiiy-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed 10 street and numbers
viii be delivered promptly by carriers.
LADIEsI LI9T.
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KID GLOVES, 7jc per pair. Bargains in
dress goods al NESDIa & BROS,
No. 91j Main Street.
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300 patterns plaid cloths-wells a Coli.
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ID w. II. PAssMoRE & Co. continue their
sale, at auction, of Dry Goods, Hats, HO-
siery, Underwear, etc, at 10 O'Clock this
morning.
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READ w. H. Passmore & Co. s advertise
ments this morning, land when found,
make a note"
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a LARGE stock OF shawls are Just re-
ceived, and open this morning.
HERZOG & BRO.
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FOR RENT.

nor RFNTLThe Cooper Piacer-theisrge
L brick residence, miles on me l. snd =
r. R, with p acres in lot and garden. This is
a very desirable place.; the dwelling IS In
GOOD repair. and near the street railroad and
the state Female college,
W. GUION, Rental Agent,
ocli 40 Main street.
Avery Place. three mile on the
fernando road, opposite Mrs. POstOn's;
six OF seven rooms sTao1ss' ms ITGS Of
oci4 Rental Agent 20 Main street.
TuFU CAPTAIN wray Place. on BrnKfey
street: good dwelling and oiIt-hoUses, beauuE
fui yard ana grounds-threef fguf acres IN
garden. WI GUION, -
ocit Rental Agent. $40 Main street.
TTNHE.Dr.F Field PiRce"-gDod dwelling M
other -out-hnuSss with OF . acres far
eultivati0n-opp0sIe McCounell's, four miles
Oe4 Rental Agent, 40 Main street.
EoR RENY-The place % pre-. 8. Field,
L situated four a. niles Gom Court Square,
GA the~old Raleigh reed, containing about
rbLfy d8n acres OF land. good dweliing-hOuee,
with al necessary ouf-hnIans, stables4 cir
Uur yell OF water. This l. u desirable place
Tor any one who wtsheStO garden Dor Aerms
apply on tie prsmises. oeD
xsOR RFST.-A nice HoHsE. eontsfniug Z
I rooms, in E desirable neighborhocd, on
CorDer Poplar and Orleans. INQUIRE at las
Adams street. .Ocl2i r DAILY
NOR RENT-The large store HOUSE No. %
Front street. W.tJ-fHASE, EH
ssls y Poplar street.
ToR RENT-Large Fronr Room. No. II JEFF
L ferr0n street, upstairs, suitable for office
purposes ang2
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beautiful Dress Goods, sold cheap at
VENDIG & BRO's.
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NEW Sinks and PopIins at

INV DIIah5 anu LUpIIHs %
MENRENS'.
To PRTNTERs.-We nave for sale a font
of Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
for a country weekly. For price, apply or
address APPEAL office.
HEATING. ENGLISH e. co.
) PIANOS! PIANOsl PLASosl-Great bar.
gains in Chickering's and other pianos,
and Estey & Co.'S Parlor Organs at their
agents, 262 Second street.
II. G.. HoLLENBRRG.
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HotiCes wd he inserted in this Column at
20 cents GER line, eaeh Insertion.