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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-07-08

NEW RAf.-TREADWELL BROS. having
~ bought the interest OF Col r. W Price
IN the late firm of Price K TreadwelI. Will
continue the Wholesale Grocery Business ar
The old stand, No. u Union street, Lee Block
under hrm style Of TreadwelI Bros. where
they will BE- pleased to see the old friends or
the late nrm, and as many ones as NAV Be
pleased 10 caii. \. 3. TREADWELL
X. A. TREADWELI
b. ID. TREADWELI. .
Memphis, Tenn, July 8. 1869. M
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Important to Planters, Factors and
Dealers in Iron Ties. for Bal
ing Cotton.
THE ARROW TIE.

UNHE increasing demand for this Popular
L Fastening for Baling Cotton has induced
the proprietor TO provide O largely increased
stock for the coming season, and we are now
prepared &C III orders from the Trade, IN any
quantity OF the
ARROW TIE.
And also the SWEET OR LF-FASTEN1NG
BUCKLE TIE, with bands of any required
length, all guaranteed of the best qRatiiy ei
English iron. Each bundle weighing % Lps.
For sale by dealers in all the prlnciPsl
towns and cities In the Cotton states, ana oY
the Trade In Mem phis generally.
n. 7. BARTLETT and R. W. hA I ~,
General AGENTS, a3 Carondel elst Street,
les New Orleans.
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DISSOLUTION.

THE cOpartnershfp heretofore existing be-
l. tween Z. W. Price and A. r. Tread we'll
under the style Of Price & TreadWeIl Is dis
solved by the withdrawal OF r. w. Price. to
date from the LIST inst. Either one il author
lied TO collect and receipt for debts due the
late hru. r. ". PRICE
Y TpEAnEyTET
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LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE, July Flour 81 25.
Corn Csc. Oats zoe. Prime sugar 144c.
Prime nOlasses Zoe. Tobacco active;
sales 339 hhds at s. p to S25. Pork
s33. Bacon shoulders l44e; sides 173
6IS}c. Hams 19lc. Lard l94c. Whis-
ky 93c.
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CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, July Flour - 2jC35 80.
Wheat 81 -. Corn 7Gi@7e2c Cats
663c. Rye = Q6. barley 81 Is.
Whisky Sc. Bulk shoulders l23c.
Fork S33. Lard 1S9G19c.
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CINCINNATI

CrNclNEAll} July~l.4 l.4F1our s. .5ta
& co. Corn 12(a73e, Oats 6S(d zoe,
Pork So 80. Bulk shoulders 1870
13c; sides 16!@ l62c. Bacon shoulders
lie; sides 174G lSc. Lard 19c. WhiS-
kV g4c Cotton 33c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1869-01-19
COLUMBUS. January Is. IS.

COLUMBUS, 1900.
Editors Ohio Staesnsdn:-Seeing the time
of our next mayOralty election fast ap-
preaching, and hearing the names OF some
few candidates, ,mooted, L take the liberty
through the means of your widely circu-
lated and useful paper to call the attention
of my fellow citizens TO the importance
their choice has on this occasion fas also
that of all others of similar nature) on
the growth and Importance of this city.
The selection of chief magistrate of any
city is one into which party or politics
should never be allowed to enter, as his
duty should be to advance the common in
terest of all. The test point should be his
suitability. i / have tried him on the scale
of life-I have scrutiDized his actions and
found him not otdeficient;-this is the question
every voter should ask himself at the com
ing election, and vote accordingly. ts.
"a There is one gentleman. Mr.. Naghten,
President of our board of Council.
whose name / havet not yet heard as
being candidate for this important office.
II Mr.. Naghten, from delicacy of manner
or other causes should be reluctant in COM
ing forward, why not we, the voters, call
on him to do so?s He has proved himself
to US possessed of varied and exalted tai
ents, a mind quick of perception, Kind,
and cultivated; calm in his deliberations-a
most necessary quality We have long e4-
periencs of his worth, and found him not
deficient su 7s ziails,s- e. sla3 ~
1 would therefore cordially suggest to
my tellow-c citizens, as it is In our hands
the selection rests, that we call on Mr..
Naghten to come forward to fill this i'm
portant Office, pledging him every assist
ance in our power necessary to secure his
return, and that on this occasion voters
will observe the purity of. the ballot, by
which means we shall select the right man
for the right place. i remain, dear Mr.
Editor, ~ our obt sery't
..-..-;....- A VOTER.
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NEW YORK MELANGE.
Advices from, Neuvftas.

NEW YORK, January Is. -
Telegraphic advices from Neuvitas state
that the insurgents were concentrating a
force of 10, ,000 for an assault on Puerto Prin-
cipe. The Spanish force inside number;
about $500, and is actively engaged in for
tifying. The Peace Comm ssion had
arrived at .Neuvitas and had sent out a
messenger to the insurgents to propose q
compromise. - or 80. -.
The Articles of Treaty ON the Ala.
bama Claims.
The Tribune says the articles of treaty
on the Alabama claims, eight in number,
are substantially as foaowss : l. IA -
Article l. The two Governments agree
to the settlement of all claims and differ
ences which have arisin since the Conven-
tion of 1868. .....,sr... %. -'.'7 . !.
Art. 2. Provides for a commission of
four persons, each Government being en-
titled to two Representatives this COM
mission to agree upon plan of settlement.
Art. 8. Provides that majority of the
commission shall decide the questions In
Art. 4. Provides for cases of disagree
ment on the commission. In such an event
the two Governments shall choose ali um.
nire. The President of the United States
shall act for the United States, but the um-
pire selected shall not be qualified unless
confirmed by the Senate. 'N' q.
Art. 8. Provides that In The vent of the
refusal of the umpire to decide, the ques-
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tion shall be settled by lot in presence Of

tion shall be settled by lot in presence of
the commission
Art. Q. Exeludes from tAe Jurisdiction
of the Comnissions all cases arising from
claims which have been adiudicated by
courts of admirality. M
Art.7. Providesthat claimants should
have first proved that theybare British sub
during the war, and did not aid the South.
Art. 8. The sessions of the Commission
Co De held IN Washington.
Tom. who carried the James Logan fet
ter, it was rumored yesterday, has written
1to-the authorities, offering Co SURRENDER
himself provided they would guarantee
him against going back to theiState prison
to serve out the remaining two months oi
his term. ..
PocketPiclked.
A DR.. Howard, OF West Farley. had his
pocket picked of $500. at New Haven, on
Friday evening. TThe thieves escaped.I
VA ~ DR. NHudd. = = 4 =
A Washington special says the Presi-
dent Will soon grant pardon to DR.. Mudd.
Confusion.
The Tribune says the Sing Singgescaped
convict for whom the police have been
seeking az the probable Twelfth street
assassin, has cast fresh confusion upon the
mystery by giving himself ups processing
his ability to- prove an dibi.s sayings he
has only failed to give himself up sooner
because he feared he would be sent back
TO Sing Sing for the rest of his term.G 2
Death of an Actor.
Humphrey Bland, the actor, died Sun.
day.
Is -, ,e Il, Fire. = 70 - SO !
Schenck's saw factory, in Poughkeepsie
was burned Saturday night. Loss 1000
insured. g..
Locked Out.
By order, OF Fisk the large Sabbath
school which has met for long time at
Pixies Opera House was locked out yester-
day. Condemnatory reso. utions were
passed by the school while assembled on
the sidewalk.
sif Arrived.
The steamship New York, from Bremen
has arrived.
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HOUSE.
Bills were introduced and referred

Bills were introduced and referred:
By Mr.POLAND-Proposi the issue of
coupons or registered bonds to the amount
of one thousand million of dollars, re-
deemable in coin after thirty or fifty years
respectively, the thirty year bonds to bear
interest at 4 % per cent. in coin,.aDd the
fifty year BOMBS to bear interest at 4 per
cent: the bonds to be exempt from Nation
al, State and Municipal taxes, except the
Income tax, and to be exclusively. used
in pavment of or exchange for outstanding
bonds or notes that have fallen due or
bear interest at higher rates. The Sec
retary of the Treasury is to retire and
cancel all United States notes now OUT
standing by their conversion into such
bonds. Circulating notes are to be issued
to the National Banks as fast as the United
States notes are cancelled, until the amount
of United States notes outstanding shall
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D 0<49snh8ECs Cs =
In Senafe yesterday. the session was
mostly occupied by the reading of bills
and thepfezentina or petitions and memor-
ials. Among the former were three from
bankers Add honey changers in this city,
for an increase In the rate of interest.
In HOUSE, NJ. MooRK, of Putnam, offered
joint resolution. to the effect that the
trustees Of the Central Lunatic Asylum be-
authorized and directed to prepare,a full,
complete and accurate plan and specifica-
tions for the, rebuilding of said Central
Asylum upon It's, present site, with accu-i
rate bills. showing its exact amount of all
the different kinds OF materials. necessary
to the rebuilding of the same, together
with the cost of the labor of such rebuild
ing, &c. -. M .5as 4ia si3is
This resolution gave rise to long and
general discussion and TO propositions for
amendments and substitutes. The whole
subject was at length postponed till l0sA. !.
II. on Wednesday next. ll..Ss,g si..is i..i4i
Among the bills introduced in the House.
was lengthy bill by Mr.. LEnTE, designed
to provide general regulations for the CON.
struction Of all county buildings, in order to
avoid special legislation in regard to such
m8ttEfts ~-.4. yctt5ts.s ar.fif n ,la'fss
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'ew YORK DRY G Goods n1arke.-D.o. ,s

New York DRY Goods Market-Dsc Is
Dry goods are less active but, neverthe-
less, quite firR for vcstton fabrics. Fhe
New York mills Muslins are firmer and
now job at 271a@2Sc; the Wamsuita bring
zoe. The Washington cambrics are up 10
lie, ana high colors 1Sc higher. Heavy
brown SheetingssA firm at lzc for best
makes, and fine Sheetings at lac. Prints
steady at 13c for Amoskeag, Lancaster and
Oriental; ID for.P .Pacific, American and
Ricbmond; l4c for Cocheco; l416c tor
Merrimack D and Spragues. Light styles
OF new Delaines have been put upon the
market to day at zoe, but lighter work will
notzbe opened ferza week or two. IN
wooden goods the trade Is still inactive
f1fIwaukeehfa et-Jan. lie. : "
FLOQR-puli; prices unchanged,
WHEAT-Firm at 81 l71sl for No in
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WIVES. If your husbands are given to
drink, matrimonial harmony Is disturbed
Peace and concord are swept from the
threshold of home. Coniugal felicity is
aunihilated, loves holy power is lost; es.
TEEN is trampled under foot, and the abode
of once happy and prosperous household
becomes the poverty stricken den of pro-
fame, discordant and despairing wretched-
ness. All these horrors you willBeyei
have to experience, if you cure your hus-
band of that ruinous disease, Drunken
fness, with the famous '.Dr., Johnston's
Specific." You can buy it in any first
class Drug store. ss frE ssssEr
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PoRr AU PRINCE.
consul Beaten. { Z

7 The Herald's Port au Prince letter of the
28th states that the merican Consul at Aux
Cayes bad been severely beaten by the lo-
cal authorities, and Minister Hollister, at
Port au Prince, was about Investigating the
matter. - -
The picquets were threatening Jackmel
and Aux Cages.
The reuolutionists under Nissage Saget
were again investing Port au Prince.
Advices from Jackmel state that at a par
ty given to some Cubans recently, the
American Consul made a speech Strongly
favoring the annexation of Cuba to Che
United States, a proposition which was
loudly applauded. 1t happened that there
were three Spanish spies present.
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:
The receipts for the week have been 3,I27
bales, and the sales for the same time amount
1to 7e6, ,000 lbs of domestic fleece and pulled,
and E43 bales Of Cape Mediterranean and
South American, and $4,000 lbs Donskoi
and 35 600 lbs Valparaiso .t,.jiio, d,f,s $.
.srManufacturers have been in the market
for, the past week In considerable numbers,
and the aggregate oftheir,purchases shows
an improved demand, but the sales are in
small parcels and there is little disposition
to take round lots. With the exception Of
choice long-stapled super and light mediu
um eeces, which, are very firm, there ap-
pears to be but little changein prices, and the
sales have been made at the rates current
during the East month"; The transactions
are fully up to the expectations of dealers,
who were not anticipating much activity
until the close of the present month, as it
was known that many of the large manu-
facturefs had sufficient stock to run their
machinery until February. The trade is
in, healthy condition, and there is the
strongest confidence that prices will be
sustained. The inquiry, as will be seen by
our report of sales, has been largely for
super pulled, while extras have been conn
paratively neglected. Combing woods con-
tinue scarce. and an advance could be ca,
: silly realized on good lots of domestic. =
Inclnded in the sales of the week are: q
FLEFcE.-Oh,o and Pennssluanid-15 600
lbs Xxx 62es l,200 lbs Xxx Ohio 55c +;
5000 lbs x 49c; 1900 lbs Xxx Ohio 55c;
10000 lbs No. 1 fleece 50c; 5000 lbs do 50c::
1000 lbs medium Ohio 49c. nJJ sf1 j.
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new York cattle market-Jan. =

i Receipts of the week: 6,215 beeves, 25,-
969 sheep and lambs, and 7,742 hogs. - p
Soon alter the report the market Ior beef
cattle became firmer, and prices advanced
a trifle, ranging from 10 10 17115c for COM
mon to extra steers. These prices pre-
vailed during the latter part of the week,
when there was fair degree OF activity.
To-day the offerings were large, compris-
ing 2S50 head. With only q moderate de-
mand, the market was heavy, though
prices generally were without quetable
change. Common to medium extra $J7(9
17s50, prime $l6@16 80, fair to good $l50Dt
16,. ordinary S12@l4 80, inferior $10@12.
SHEEP AND HLAMBS-The market
has undergone no material change. The
receipts have been only moderate, the de-
mand fair, and prices ruled quite steady.
particularly for good stock. To-day, how
ever, with arrivals of about 45O0 head at doth
street. and 81 car loads at Cummunipaw and
Hudson City, prices ranged from 5M to
SIC, while inferior were quoted at 5C955<c.
SWINE-Light arrivals. The market
ruled dull. but firm, and prices advanced
1c to-day. The offerings were about $50
head at 40th street, which sold at l11ze, and
3,4Sl at ComInunipaw. Prices current
1lL@l1L Lc.9 Dressed hogs declined, clos
ing at 121a@l31zc for western. 7f5 N N
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LATEST BY TELEGRAPH

Especial to the Ohio Statesman.l
URRANA q Ian IL

Especial to the Ohio Statesman.1
-URBANA, o. ,Jan.- 1S.-
Hon. F. NJ. Wright, late Auditor of
State, died at his residence in this city, at
half past five O'Clock this morning. His
disease was the result Of q violent cold,
taken while travelling on the Ohio river.
His sufterings fol, one week past have been
most terrible, and were endured with
wonderful fortitude. H HGIH sesl
Mr.. Wright was public. spirited CITIZEN.
and a man of integrity and influence. He
leaves a wife and several children.
Mr.. Wright was Auditor OF State from
January, 1853, to 1860, and was regarded
as successful officer. -. tt.EIa
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WASHINGTON.
Supreme Court Decisions.

WASHINGTON, Jan. Is. y
The Supreme Court to- day made decis-
ions in New York bank cases. The opin-
ions were read by Chief Justice Chase to
the effect that certificates of Indebtedness
and United States notes or greenbacks are
exempt from State taxation.
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EMOLLIENT%. CREAM !.

THIS DELIGHTFUL AN d ELEG Ant
i preparation, intro tuced last winter, havine
those who used it. induces The proprietors to bring
1t again befereS the public assuring them that it
stands unrirsled the best protector of the skin
not only imparts to the skin q delicate freshness
and beauty, but also couduces to its health purity
ped Hands. Face, Lips, or Roughness of the skin.
i has no equal, while its soothing qualities and
aee 20 the toilet. Prepared only by MARBLE &
RITSON, Dispensing Chemists. 100 South High
street. Columbus, Ohio. noy4-deod&H4m
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r. HEREWITH INFORM. MY FRIENDS AND
i acquaiutances that have left the Saloon Of
have rented the Saloon of Mr.. Valentine Hstti-
sheimer. on fro1t street, where my old customers
viii hereafter always find q good glass sof lager
jsnl6- dstaw1m ,-..ser. I14g n, ~ -
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Master Commissioners Sale.

Master Commissioners Sale.
Augustus g. s.syensonl Court &C. 9f conm0n
David Yanloon ct al. Franklin county. 2
TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF SALE
: i in tue above stated case from said court to N
directed, will offer for sale at the door of the
Court House. in the city Of Columbus. on
: Saturday, the 10Th day of February, A.D.
1869, ,.--fr,,-,
at o'clock M. the following described real es-
tate, situate in the county of Franklin and State
of Ohio, to- wit: .-sL = 80
The north half of lot No. 9 in range Is. township
lands. containing ninety-three acres and forty
poles.
Appraised at s4s per acre.
Printers fees %. rs. 3' E. GAVER, -
Coroner, acting as Sheriff and Master Commits mr.
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ThePIasfer leff the ssTfme, p

Il ALLcoCK's PoBoUs.A Y,.x sac (
asfa fns,l oit'-J-r-.s- d. adaltff q a1oiHsU 8
In Eumbago they aets like - charms In asfew sac
hours violsnt cough Is relieved lby Plaster ap
piled tothe- chest. Many persons believe acolf :
cannot be &ks1 while Apsster iSMomd dhsis sthisOS \
Ned9 know-th greatly assist in the cure Of
neglected cold. often the nrodtcer of Uonshmp-
x;nn TIE seEbq1t pSs tis3iA = - , sssesl
Cure of Lesion of the Liver. los,
"A gentismsn. after severe sickness. bad lesion
Of fthe liver. Every quick moyementor sudden jar
gave him severe pain. often laying him up for days.
Hence he was unable to follow any occupationwith
regularity. fsrsY4 ai ss5lseu bns sSs1nSas5si e
In this condition he applied over the part afect-
ed an -ALICOCK,S POROUS. S.PLASEER.s--At--
first it seemed to irritate, SO twas taken off,. But
themsrked improvementhe experien,ed afterward
him courage to try sgan and he therefore ap-s
Piled another plaster. tinl . few days something
gave way-fslipped.' = to usethe gentle en- gown 81
words There some soreness for few days af-
ter. then his alth perfectly restored. Upon
being sounded by his physician the adhesion or
lesion was found to be gone. =, ~, SO =
Principal Agency, BEANDRE7H HOUSE. New
York Sold by all druggists. ---assa 7s.s -
nel6-d6w1ycm-PeNY -;t5f,f1., u. 4
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The Ohio Statesman has a
Larger Circulation than any pa
per published in This City or Cen
trail. Ohio. Advertisers will bear
this in mind.
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Saturday, the 10th day of February, A. D.
1899 CF-AA4 =

at2 O'clock P. NJ. the following described real es-
tesstuate in the comfy of IfrahkIin- and State
a Iplot humber fftyrfye e5D in the town of Frank
linton, known and designated as such in the re-
corded plat of said town.
Appraised at $500. = ssstef
Terms of, Sale-0ne- third Of the purchase money
paid the day of sale. one-third in year and
the residue lntwo years. with interest from day of
sale, deferred secured b. mort9ase ontife
premises. -, ,E.GAVER,
Coroner. acting as Sheriff.
zzPri ter's fees $11 90 jan19-dlt&wtd
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JeweIry made and repaired by c. E
Smith, "a s. High street, over Bain's store
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'ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always. cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as. remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deleterious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. IF wanted
merely for rsts1 *
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~. Ayers =. s
Hair ! .Vigor,, ),
For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color. {.

A dressing which!
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectnal
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
HAIR IS soon restored
to its original color
soiM the gloss and
freshness of youth.
Thin hair ID fhinlr.
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SheriA,s sale.

Geo. Davidson. by his Guardian.a p In partition.
Laney Martin ct al. franklin Co., o.
TN PURSUANCE OF ANs ORDER OFlSA LIE
i in the above sisted case from said court to me
directed, will offer for sale at public auction at
the door Of the Court House. in the city of Oolum-
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.DATCHEl.0RsS HAIR DYE. This
ID splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world;
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable
instantaneou us; no odisappointmenty no ridiculous
tints; edies the i'll effects of bad dyes; invig-
CRATES and leaves the hair soft and beautiful baci
or 6roson Sold by ali Druggists and sPerfamers
and propsriy spplied at Batcheors Wig Factory
No. 10 Bond street. N. York. PM apE2s d&wly, sds
= rnaos We -. -, ,..,il o. q q 80 -
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