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Tvs Atrrups ~ far pacr R0
aa,p Afkstcb 5, tbt pae6e ss raaj
SAYS rhs aaasiap 81 alltaas i one
q ins mest interesting coaasctsi v,tb
the CO. straet,ea q tina grea, work
Thy ainal point of the Enion Pacs6c
al Omaha is aa7 feet above tide water.
and Cheyenne. AZ ,he bass oi the Black
Halls, 5lT mllos vest Of omaha is G..
o62 feet The difference IN elevation
between these tWo points ,s, thsrelorc.
5Vo5 feet. 81 an average q alsout 100
feet to tie mile Sherman, at the sam.
nil q tie Black H1us. Is s56l feet
Shove the level Of tie sea, uhe ascent
from Cheyenne wtssvara being nearly
o. iset 10 ibe m,lc The westward dc.
scent q tae Black Hills Is in striking
contrast 70 this. Echo Canon, 42l miles
distant from the summit being $3.50
feet above the sea Tue SUNNI, Of the
sierfas on the Central Pacific, is 70A2
feet above the sea When the ques-
ton 81 the road over these mountains
began 70 be seriously mooted, i was
doubted il reilroad could be operat-
Cd al the hight to which il would be
necessary to carry it The atmosphere.
IL was believed, would be arded 10
such an extent that there would not be
sufficient oxygen left 10 support COM
bustion. Even if tael eonld be Undue
Cd to burn after much persuasion, it
was declared that water would be
converted into steam at such low
temperature as to lose its expansive
force, and upon this theory a predic-
ton was predicted that the locomotive
would stand still in its tracks, or rush
backward down the aseents, urged by
its own force, But, somehow or other,
these scientific theories came TO naught,
and the iron horse Of the Black Hills
rushes TO meet the iron horse OF tue sler-
ras, and to-day they meet on the con
fines oi the Great Salt Lake"
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-05-25

know which q these tive men iea Ing
dignaliou best ana most salutey. one
fat il ~ his heart sai the other felt Il
j. his 6st Ii one il took 90 The form
u helpless proses, the form q lay in.
dignati0a 10 lazy man. Tue other
man transmitted his indignation into
a FIRE which carried him out aud made
him the champion an protector Of the
weak aud the punisher u tlle oppress-
or say the last feeling was the
hearty feeling the feeling that took on
the form Of action instantly
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-05-25

Are we aware how much is involved
in the word temperance' and are we
ourselves living for what we arc trying
to instill into The minds Of others3 |
fear not lets introspect. In the first
place are we temperate 10 any thing,
as regards alcoholic indulgences or in
temperance would not wish to in.
cuicate the idca that temperance will
ameiora'e only in tie light We view a
moderate driuker Won soc at once its
Of 10 avail, nothing 5ni total abstinence
will do, and yot feel that its great
phimnthropc heart that throbs beneath
the breast Of those who care or look af-
ten tho well being or doing Of others,
aud IN so doing elevate themselves, il
in only one 81 the cardinal virtues; for
usually We cannot talk reform to Others
4 w are not trying 10 practice it our
selves
And again The question reyerberates
saying
Arc SO temperate eyou ID ddaking
Cola water e4fr5e rteaY
Nc and whill akug I'm drinking
IN lios great uncertainty,
Arc We temperate IN eating
The nicely prepared food
n wi. newer tr8uAa aa".elvcs thinking
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-05-25

T ftl yAg aa t,sa a0.i aaae41
t#
Asses ulsl tt ta.sases stdfs
ASH mf
rs aaHasf taFa ase SER
ar
fst aN e easl} 'aaa uasi
sssaf
gi.aael b q, saau "a. 4 sdeaa- tssf,
hal BFslftfI Aagaa ST. 1ftEat
Ihfk "a gAst eafth ua sorrss glesls,
lHas Ata.ae j. lsas t iAght
Araarh at.l iaafuf path my elaA
Tbs aestned ias mas ~.
Fran Hhieh ul .ih6fs tra " lQ4c
Can sewer roscae t5ae
nv sptgtBsR cys aitI yoi y lind
VI aarr9e sh.iter iaas
Mtta Rc fHa naEhNTs NslihEuR fQteo
TAy riegusy heart % cheer
va. sall ~ iacs, \ u ny prayer,
Thg iis msy ogr b. frou
Fram saravs . dsFk niag clauis q grief,
Which have surrounded ms.
Esa npv M thee 4 bss I crave.
fhsf ssrsh can ne'cg hcstaw
MsF pare rtlEtaG huartuiy Nght
li. halo bier tAe throw.
N4u III the morning = thy days,
keaafd ihs aehE friEr
TuH gnide tht fet "a vftua's path
when dangers rQuu4 thcg Fisc.
And mld tht np9Hasys golden hours,
fhaald grief tbs heart aasaii
neHEi8nh brigltunE ray VII stlll
H.amr llf. luria vale.
Twill heaf thy sinking spirits up,
Though Yantbfni hapos he Town,
Aua eyefy 8Ib u fsdea ont
ThAi 0eF ihy pathway sbQne,
And vheu lifcs evening shades appear
Aioag is sunset skies.
Aai cfcTy scene u jaY and mirth
Wears hat o sable guino,
F'en when thy aeeting days arc past,
~ tnhlaaAry care
And eArlh's allunng kefncr 40 more
Thy anxious breast enHnafe;
Twill guide thee 10 those hlissful plains
Nhere jays wsl never lade
Nher LIES fair tree iis fruit bcstows,
And spreads Il balrny shade.
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soAIcs eHssEEr Nv rsR HIors.
By fpMuSp KrBKE

Only hundred lnuskets had been
brought into the building during dur
ing tie night, but these, by happy
rum, had been magnifed in the estima-
ton Of the mob into at least Eve hun
dred They kept the rascals at bay for
the night, but were totally insufficient
for the regular defence Of the building
With even hundred brave men behind
them they could 40 more have with
stood that iniuriated crew Of five thou
sand than feather can withstand a
whirwind. This was fully appreciated
by the defenders, and il was determin-
Cd that Il the building should stand oy-
cr night, to load it up t. the innzzle in
the morning. Accordingly, by the fol
lowing noon. Il was a perfect arsenal.
TIE first floor was barricadei with
bales of printing paper, and provided
With a stcata hose. that would have
badly "se9rched@ any intruder. ana
the second story bad a one of the win
dops small cannon, loaded With grape
and canister. and at tae others piles Of
hand grenAndes, ready % be hurled up
on the rioters Tne third sto.y vas
equally well armed. and IA the larger
editorials room were dozen forty pound
SHELLS wita fuses shortened 50 that they
would explode oA striking ,he payem't
These. with a brace Or more Of musketa
Is evefy vlaiow, aud hundred aud
hfiy detern4iaeI men, all under The com
n4and q a. experienced army officer.
completed q armanen. 81 the build
ing
Ills arsenal aIr Greeley entered ai
noon % the second day a iho riot.
aad making bic way to tie editorial
roosas hooked car.oasly about On tie
wAflike preparations What arr
these 2 Be inquired. inspecting Tia
sAeals shaeh were raagtd IN 81 irregu.
lsF seai-cirele near oas ol the fron;
w313oa&
Balls u are sd birthstone Tor tAose
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-05-25

SrRiNc Josh Billings has said very
many better things than tile following,
aud be has said them better, but never
theless the following apostrophe to
Spring will do:
Spring this year is much as usual,
hail butuons virgin, 5000 years old and
upwards, bale aad hariy old gal, vel
cam tew York State ana parts adjacent
Now tue birds jaw, now geese aarbie,
nov tie kats s'gh aud nature j. iiIsky
the sirtu9us bedbug and the nobby
coek.oaeh are singing Yankee Doodle,
and co,uiu thra Tie rhi Noa may be
seen TIE muskeeter. that gray . ined
critter q destiny, solitary aud alone,
examaning his last years bii. aui now
may BE- beard with naked ear TIE
hoarse shanghai, bawlilg in the barn
gard
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-05-25

Adam and Eve escaped two seri
Gus annoyanc.s q modern lovers IN
the frst place, Eve had 10 mamma 70
make iudicious inquiries rs to Adam >
social position and prospects y matri-
mony; and Adam had no governor
70 see that he did not throw himself
away on a portionloss girl
A lady WHO was suffering uudar .
slight indisposiiiou told her husband
that il was with greatest difficulty she
could breathe. and The effort distressed
her exceedingly 4 wouidt try my
dear soothingly responded the hus.
band.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-05-25

A small boy made application q bis
first instruction On The sanetily 81 tie
Sabbath BY obleeling 70 the apolheea-
ries shop. which be sas open On that
day. Bat he Was told. the druggists
must keep open On sBndays, 80 that
sick people cat get msheine Why.
DO people Get sack on sunday Z Yes.
iusl a. oa any other day fgsIl. good
people don't dc o. Sunday, do Ley 2
Certainly How eau that be 2 Dses
Heassa kar open - s4hdayr Il is
needless 70 say thai al further grave
conversation On the subject vas impos-
sible.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-05-25

Az Aiumss TBieK The latest IN
door amusement j. termed tie pint
ers delight" ana j. pe i5raod ID tie
following aauner Take 3 sheet u
note paper. told-it eafefaiy, and enc oaa
bank uote Sufficiently large to pay pp
arsearages, and a yesr .n advance
Apd shat aids immensely 10 tie feat.
ls so asui Aloug tbs lame % alew sub
scy9ber, with cash 70 balance Watch
tie hstie ys.iog alps on the paper and
4 the Ggancs on {. are changed toe nexl
seek. .he tr.ck is success Try j.
reader
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-05-25

When III aberdeen. DR. johnson
ained siib = clergyman, tae soup being
"botchpoteb The lady d the house,
after having served him once. asked 4
he would take some more The grur
aud stern moraiisl and ouispoksu soci
al bear replied, III IL a dish fl for bogs.
MADAM" 'erake httlo more, thea.
was the immediate and appropriate re-
ply
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-05-25

-oae oi Tie Nes York daily papers
says that the very pure.t milss that
] ~ he obtained IN that city contains
ully one third of water.
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DENTISTRY.
A ]. wHITCoMB. Manufacturer
Superior Butter Tubs,

Asas ~ 4sh aud oas wlgb two IL pesl hatdlHe -
aad - puanas fe*rFttivniv. rAis f1F Lard, Flour.
MlarH Atsi. sie. saaaa ia af4rf AdAfssa
kg1 Al. MHtnuAR
Eass Eapprs, hcauiagsea teaniy w.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1869-05-25

NATURAL to his face, di-tli-di.dlnel
With him yesterday
We believe Tom VAS noi punished
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VANDERLIP's HOTEL
mans t4nrettatHs sa Hat3 trii e5nfaaes open Pr
1 NV Fastasa8stiaa ~ he trsgnang puhlit, Par
t4att alteafaa rsgta g. t1ar q iz2ip assd istinF
tae sauissa iaaatas Ihe esb.iu patronage b hrtlo
4BAsra'iY sFtra.lsa ~ reKVfGf4iF t9l4siieI.
h N NANbEEtAP ftafFttuFi y lace esier. VI.
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4 nj MusHEN@ - sa@e sae aSea44 skss6z sna
~ ts fsaeaH y es4s ffss aesfaaf
NiNNs - FEkNuNE ~ ~ ENN.
a. sxAzals saFe1s5aa "
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-26
FiEAKCB AND TRADB
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, I
MEMPHIS, April "A, 1881


FINANCE
There was no material chsnge to-day
in the money market. Money is easy
at the regular bank rates for A l paper
on short time, and exchange is also
easier in quantity, but rates are steady
at I discount buying. Selling at pre-
MUM. Ia some instances probably the
buying rate would be more in favor OF
the holder.
A meeting OF the Chamber Of Com
mercs will take place on Monday at
which it is important that all members
should attend. The Commercial Con-
vention will soon come of, and for the
honor of our city we hope that every
effort viii be exerted to make it = sue
cess.
City and County Scrips are steady, and
offerings light, with bat little demand
from taxpayers. We quote City scrip,
IS to 763 buying, 7S3 selling; County
Warrants zoe buying, - 20 73e selling
Police Scrip SO 10 SAC buying, IS to Sac
selling; Gold, 1S2 to 1921 buying, 1881
selling; Silver nominal.
Bonds and Stocks are nominal in price
but are in good demand.
Gold opened IN New York to-day st
1891, and closed at 1884. Total clear
snces al Gold Exchange Bank to dsy,
$50, 5O0,O GOO Sterling Exchange closed
dull at 10S1 for prime sixty-dsy bills,
Money essy on call st 6 per cent.
The New York Bank Statement for
the week is IS follows: Loans in
creased, S2,273. 600; specie DO, 81. OSS 600
deposits DO, S5,1S6, 600; legal tender do,
S2,676. 6l0.
Ssles OF New Tennesses bonds re-
ported at SIZE. No sales of old.
Governments opened dull but steady
in tone, snd closed steady.
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G6lluC ClASns AINdl
AT the opening Of the stock market
the impression prevailed that prices
would decline during the Gay, but the
result proved quite The reverse. There
was q strong demand from the Bears tC
cover, and at the close the market was
better both il price and demand:
Wells & Fargo Elk, S3B; American Elk
404 Adams EX., 604 u. s. Elk, 662
Merchants Union Elk, Is; Quicksilver,
2ls; Canton 81; Pacific Mail, 94l West.
ern Union Telegraph Co., 42s New York
Central, 1898; Erie, o; Hudson,
1891; Reading, 954i Chicago & Alton, 1863;
preferred, 157 Toledo, W. and w, 723
preferred IS; st. Paul, 77s; preferred
sos Fit. Wayne, l34s Ohio and Missis-
sippi, 33s; Michigan Central, 12S Mich
igsn Southern, 9S5 Illinois Central,
14S; Cleveland & Pittsburg, 925 Ceve-
land 6 Toledo, $50 Rock Island, 1879;
Chicago & Northwestern, S44 ; preferred,
964.
Henry Clews & Co. in their Circular
Of the 18th say:
The contingencies affecting the Gold
Premium appear to be so evenly bal
snced that any wide fluctuations may
perhaps be deemed improbable. The
foreign trade movement retains the H.
balanced proportion between imports
and exports to which We have before al-
luded. For the first three months Of the
year, the imports, at New York, were
SO, 500. 600 above those for the saIae Pc
riOd of last year ; while the exports,
specie included, were So, GOO. 600 less than
in 1865 SO that the large amount Of
bonds SEN out in February and March
cannot have more than suficed 10 adjust
the adverse balance on our foreign COM
merce. II this disparity between i'm
ports and exports be northumberland al
present it is growing every week wider
we must stand prepared 70 ship freely Of
either bonds, or gold, or both. The price
of gold must, therefore, depend very ma
teTisllY upOn the extent to which for
eigners are prepared to take cur Eecuri-
ties and yet the export CT bonds is at
tenOeo with liabilities and dSugers not
conducive TO a permanently low premi-
I'm. The offer OF the Government %
prepay the Msy and July coupons, with
rebate, is csIcutsted te hold speculation
Ia check. Ia eff CT, it places 2 very large
amount of gold within reach of the
market, awaiting any inducement 10
draw it which Wculd couuterbalance the
rebate OF six per cent. Such an induce
ment would occur N the event OF gold
becoming 30 scarce as to command 3
high rate OF interest; or sgaiD, ia the
event OF the price advancing to q point
above what would seem probable about
the 1st Of July, ia which case the cO1-
pOns would be presented and the COLO
thrown on The market. 10 this view, the
Cffsr OF tire Secretary OF the Treasury
has q very direct tendency to hold sDy
upward tendency Of the premium IL
check, and viii be quite likely to defeat
the attempt usually msde in the spring
10 compel mercantile borrowers VI gold
to pay nigh rates Of interest. The new
phase OF the Alabama claims is 8 matter
which may yet lave a very important
bearing upon the gold premium, ard the
reception 1T London Of the Ssnats's re-
lection OF the JobnsOn-C clarendon protO-
col is therefore watched with much
interest.
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COTTOE.

The Liverpool market at the opening
to-day was quiet. Uplands l2i, Orleans
l2ld, and closed dull with sales of 500
bales. Uplsnds l23, Orleans l2l I.
10 New York at the openiQg it was
dull aud unchanged. Low M,ddlings
2749274c; UplsDds 284@S57s; Good
MddHngs 29l9293s. Ii was dull ana
nominal at noon the same at 2 pm;
and closed unchanged in every respect,
with quotations the same as those given
above.
Our market has been very duil-more
SO than any day in the week. Sales
would not aggregate over 800 bales, and
prices were irregular, with buyers offer
ing from TO 3 under u quOt&tioDs.
Bat tables could not be had st less than
the figures given below. There is no
doubt but that scattering bales have
been fouId, however, at lower figures.
We quote :
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Spicer & Sharpe,
354 MAIN STREET,
MAaEvNEY BLOCK

KEE. ACHUlCE AND SELECT STOCK OF
n GR0t- RIES for FAMILY use, and by re-.
~ceiying fresh additions by every packet, and
almost daily by rail, their assortment is kept
complete and fresh.
Choice FIOur-at low prices;
The besE Hams and Break fast Bacon and
Tongues;
FRESH Chocolate, Cocoa and Cocoa shells +;
Choice Teas-Of All kinds;
shaker Preserves-seiiing low by the
case;
Syrups aud Molasses the best;
Choice Sugars and Confees;
Mess Msckerei Kendaii'S Crackers.
Families in the country and city would find
to their interest TO call on Us. Weinvariably
lease our patrons.
febs sPICER q SHARPE,
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t1e week to Liverpool 1907 bales; ex-
ports for the week to Hamburg 34S balesi
exports for the week to HRvre 1853
bales; exports for the week to C~ornssandt
S62 bales. Exports from all the ports
this week to Liverpool 47,4f1 bales; ex-
ports fsm all the ports this week TO the
Contffent o. 034 bales.
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TRUST SALE.
.Trustee's Sale.

10y virtue OF a deed of Trust to me executed
l will, on Saturday, the 22d day OF May, A. d
1863, on the premises, at the Eagle brewery,
lately carried on by ZWeifel, Hargan Il Co,
proceed to sell at public sale, to the highest
bidder, for cash, the following described real
property, to-wtt: The said Dominic Zweifel
andGeorge Waechter's undivided two-thirds
in q lot OF land lying in the county OF Shelby,
State of Tennessee, and the city of Memphis.
described IS follows: Beginning at the east
side of an alley between Poplar and Bass
streets, commencing at the South line of Geo.
WaechteI's lot aud running South on said alley
thirty-two feet; thence e~astwardly seventy
five feetS thence sOpthwardly again one hun
tired and twenty-SiX ieet, more or 6sS, to the
bayou; thence eastwaTdly seyeuty-hve feet
thence ~northwardly one hundred and hty-
line thence westw&rdly one uudre and nifty
feet with George Waechter's line to the begin
ming, il being the same lot Of land snld to Geo.
Waechter by John p. S~chlOcker. 18th October,
1868 and part of lot sold TO George Waechter,
by Nicholas Huppeft on the bth day Of April,
1858 Also the said Zweifel & Waechter's two
thirds in the barrels, casks. kettles, engines,
nashing machines, coal beds, malt mill and
wagons employed in the brewery of Zweifel,
Hargt IN & co.
The undivided third part of George Waechter
will be first sold, and if that does not bring suf-
acient TO satisfy the said trust, then the undi-
vided third of said Zweifel will be sold.
The title to above eescTlbed property is pre-
sumed to be coed, but / sell only as trustee.
JAMES BACHMAN, Trustee.
Aud at the same tim and place 1, the under
signed. assignee OF said dominic ZWeifel, bank
rupt, viii proceed TO sell the equity of redemp-
ton of said DomiRi Zweifel ia and to the
above described property; Terms G1e 6 shi
MemphiS. April 20, 1859 lapel Assignee.
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S735,4sO q
sTATF OF NEW YORK

City and County of New York.
NORRIS FRANKLIN, President, and
ID BEERS Actuary, of tie New York Life It.
suranee Company, being Severaly duly ar
nrped and sworn, do seversIly depOse and say,
and each for himself says. that the above state-
ment Of the sad Company, IN the ~tnirty-drst
day OF December, 1868, is correct and true, ac-
cOrdtng 10 The best OF their knowledge, infOr-
nation and belief. o
MORRlS FRANKLIN, President.
VIM. ID. BEERS, Vice-Prest and Actuary.
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II
Sweet and PalatabIe to the Taste.

1T is a wei known fact to our physicians that
4 Quinine must De taken in some form as
Snticots to cbills, fever and the malarial poi
sons OF our country and IL VIII be gratifying
to invalids to know that this, the most bitter
of all medicines, can b5 prepared in the form
Of a
LILO UID o r Pc r,
So as TO deprive it entirely of It's bitterness. and
render 10 both sweet and pleasant 10 the taste,
even to Infants and children.
This valuable medicine can be found, ready
prepared az all hours. at the Drug Emporium
dave J. =. WATSON q Co.. No. 3IS Main street.
To Physicians we would say,
Our Prescription Department
Is thoroughly complete. Our assistants in at
tendsnce are graduates in pharmacy, thus a-
ford ng a guarantee Of skill aud care in dis
pensipg medicine and in prescribing the above
preparation. Physicians viii please write the
symbol =. @ D. (Or Quiuis DuiciS and number
OF grains, also whether in a powder or liquid
form.
OUr Betn5l Departments is replete with
everything pertaining u the trade. Ladies and
gentle fuen VIII find a rare selection of genuine
Lubin's, CoQdrsy's and other
EXTRACTS, Perfumes, POmRdes, Etc.
And all other toilet articles of recent importa-
tio0 worthy their attention. II will afford us
pleasure 10 wait en- our acquaintanees and
Others, as ia years past.
Tn wholesale trade supplied as usual.
WATSON, SMELSER 4 CO.,
apl4 3S Main Street.
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Ii. BEERS, Vice,Prest and Actuary.
STATE OF NEW

City and County of New York
Be it known, that on this twenty-fCurIh day
OF February, ammo Domini, Que thousand
eight hundred and sixty nine, before ne. J.
Leander Starrfa Notary Public in and for the
State OF New York, daly commission ed and
sworn, residing in the city OF New York, per-
sonally came NORRIS n and VIII
LIAM d. BEERS, VINO being by me duly affirmed
and sworn, did depose and say, thar the con
tents of the anove affidavit by them subscribed
were true according 10 the best of Their kaOWl-
edge, Information and belief.
J. L. STARR, Notary Public,
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Quick Time East
louisville Route Always Ahead
SPRING SCHEDULE,
Comm s1scing February 10, 1853
Double Daily Through Trains
WILL Run AS FOLLOWS ON THE
Memphis and Louisville Z. 3. Line

Morning Train from Memphis does not run
on Sunday
Leave Memphis, r. R. time 500 am. 500 pm.
arrive at NHshvile---.---ll:i5 pm. $50 am.
Sleeping Cars on Evening Train rom Mem
phis to Louisville and Memphis to Nashville.
Through Tickets at Reduced Kates,
Can be procured at the Company's ONCE. 2S7H
nain street, and at Depot, head OF Main street,
s8- Baggage Checked st Depot or by the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, Phi
Vate Residences, or on board boats, 20 st pr1n-
ciDal points East and North.
Telegraph Office in Ticket Office, 2S7H Main
street.
SAM. &. JONES, superintendent.
SELL HOWELL, Passenger Agent. feh2l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-04-26
ACCENTS Wantea ~Erer1Khere.

N. CADARTs Pure Vegetable ColOring, Sls
pound, sufficient 10 give a rich golden yellow
"a a0 bounds Of White Butler; s. cents per
sample package, sent t0 any address. No
farmer should be without It, as white and
ssraaky Butter is worth from SIX to ten cents 3
pound less ia ali markets than that Of rieh
yellow. pa1