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Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1869-07-06

kETChEM, ftE FoRGER, RELEAsED.-
Edward b. KetCherI. the torger, vas brought
before Judge Barnard. of the SupreUie Court
of New York, this morning (June 3O,) on q
writ of AoGcas corpus The release Of the
prisoner was claimed on the ground that he
was sentenced for an offence not charged in
the indictment. From the remarks made by
the Judge it is generally thought that he will
discharge Ketchem on bail The case creates
great interest
- The registration in Virginia gives ma
iority of 10000 white voters in that State
Since this fact wa made known the Conser-
vative party have evinced radical change of
feeling, and are working faithfully to restore
their State to its former standing i'll the Union.
DIR. Alexander Sharpe, former postmaster in
Richmond. is proposed for the United States
Senate in place of candidates before selected,
but who were Ineligible under the laws Of
Congress.-NeW York Herald.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
GENERAL CRAFT CALLED A "ctE'pcuaus FAILURE"
from the Columbus (Ohio) statesman-democrati
MAY al
A CONSPICUOUS rMLrnr.

CONSPICUOUS FAILURE.
Seldom has there been in aug important elective
offlce so conspicuous failure as that Of General
Grant as the Cnef Executive Of the United states.
his Inauguration he has come down like a sticK.
There Is q growing dissatisfaction with his adminis-
raton In the republican ranks, which finds express
sion on oil eides. The disappointment Is keen and
bitter. Some try 70 console their party friends
With telling them that they expected too much from
ulysses. but II Is reorted that even reasonable ex.
peetaiions are not met; that the promises nc made
Of Independence In his ONCE and OF opposing an ef-
tecrlal barrier 10 party and personal fsvorlsm and
corruption have not been kept, ana that beyond the
appointment OF his own and his wifes relatives Of
personal friends ana those Who made him rich gifts,
and oi negroes and fierce radicals 10 fat onices he
has dure nothing, absolutely nothing except occa.
nonal helping tue radical leaders play their r0le OF
Conservative republicans entertained high hopes
ina Genpal Grant would stay the tide Of radical
,ans.'cs' nnrs which they saw was making OF their
party an instrument for the ruin Of the country.
but now tfey find, after less than a three months,
Ilai tnat te has handed himself over body and
SOUL 70 the control Of the radical faction. They
countcd 700 huch upon Grants retcence 10 u not
s,ways ~ y, vs. san wisdom, or even OF common sense.
fcr the indepen,annsss 70 as the event has proved
expeeted rom lsm has turned out to be "a nose OF
sns ~ ana se eb ans OF aerer. and reckless polt
surely IN possessIoh Of In high degree has proved
so sf s ons 'eng which his administration is
The hatred and yirulence exhibited towards b,s
predecessor In the Presidential ONCE argues III FOR
by his friends to possess The holding Of an of,,ce
by Johns0n's appointment has been suf,cient Tor
the removal Of the incumbent. Having been On.
posed to the Impeachment ana favorable 10 The
acquiftal OF johnson has been eemedvsuficient
cause for removing from or refusing TO appoint 10
ONCE. This petty malice vented on persons who
had only an ofilcial or political connection with
Andrew Johnson, fs mean attempt TO wreak ven.
want OF faith and lack Of common honesty In rela-
tion TO the trust connded to him when he was placed
temporarily In charge Of the War once. ny the
course ne II pursuing instead OF hiding and covering
up nat disgraccfn affair, Grant ts only Keeping 1t
prominently before the people. Every one under.
gives hi)n credit acccrIingy
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
The President Mt the Naval Ace DENY.

ANNAPoLIS, May 25, 1859.
President Grant, accompanied by Mrs. Grant, Sec
retary Borie, Commodore Alden, and George II.
Stuart, OF Philadelphia arrived here at an early
hour this morning. The President was received OF
the depot by Admiral Porter salute Of twenty
one guns was fred from the santee The distn-
guished party entered the Academy grounds by the
middle gate, where the marines on duty at the yard
were drawn up and saluied. The President alighted
In front Of the Admiral's mansion. lie then, the
arm Of the Admiral proceeded TO the parade, where
the officers Of the yard presented 10 his Excel.
lency This being finished, the infantry exercise OF
the battalion OF midshpmen commenced, under COM
mand OF Lieutenant Commander Simeon r. Gillette.
The corps executed the manual OF arms and oil the
evolutons OF the battalion with precision equal IN
every respect 10 the best trained soldiers. The In
fantry exercises being completed the President and
party retired TO lunch prepared at the Admlral's.
The exercises this afternoon embraces artillery and
howitzer practice. The display Of TO-DAY was very
fine and the weather delightful. The President ex-
poets TO return 10 Washington tomorrow.
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

=. TRAGEDY IN .vTRaNrA.-0n NE 1lth irit IL
NancZ Head, residing ~ CampDell county ys1 NJ
hands Of her son, yehn W. Read. tb9t ens dild ml
next Monday Red wes arrested, fae eESr We, sxfp
ness, 70 Eli memperp Of the faulty
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
Naval Personals.

The following changes have been made In the
Medical Department Of the navy:--sureeon John
,. Abernethy Is ordered to the Naval Hospital at
Norfolk on the 18th Of June, relieving Surgeon
Joseph Wilson, ordered to the Lancaster and as
feet surgeon OF the South Atlantic squadron. sur
geon O. J. Ceborne ordered to the Macedonian,
relieving s. Robinson. who In ordered to the Mono
cacy, In the ABiatic squadron. Surgeon W00lvert0n
detached from the MonocAcy and ordered 10 re.
turn home. Fleet Surgeon A. A. Henderson Is de-.
Will be relieved by Surgeon Lansdale, whose former
orders TO the Lancaster have been revoked. Passed
Assiatant Surgeon n. y. vermeulen IL detached from
lapoosa.
duty ~ equipment offlcer Of Philadelphia, and or
dered TO New York % inspector Of supplies.
Lieutenans C?mmander, James Q: Kane 1s de.
ordered to the Lancaster.
The United states steamers Povhatau, KearSago
The New York herald., 1869-05-26

Tnsrs we're ave incendiary Afss IN Lansinsbu1A
Dennis Baxter, Barn ana four htfsee; loss e6,oooI
partially insur9d captain J. b. Oepbbsll, BAN en4
5oaIi, Ss S:s S:sss ss , Sr s:nsa Sas n'''ss' r@
The New York herald., 1869-05-26
and Nyack left Valparaiso on the 10Th Of April for
Talcahuano.
The United States steamer Tuscarora was at VAL
paraisO April IL.
The United states steamer Dacotah was at Callas.
Peru April O.

Arrival Of the GunbOat Swatara at Phlla.
defphia.
The gunboat swatara from Cadiz March 18th,
arrived at Philadelphia at six O'Clock last evening"
A well
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TELEGRAPHIO


ENKW YORK. January a,-Cot-ou opened isle
hotter but az hs c.ose tue advance as pa els
lost "a. es t>Jl nllesi uplancs Zs' 9. ~uneT-
enc nour SD =, C osiug uuu. huIsEy $500
81 Ul. Rice dull, tsroina 5t.aNsc. t1uat
ste .dy. sugar quiet, cuba IL alIc AOlasats
dull. Corn 9icLsl U,L
Dry Goods-slandaTd brown sheetiups LAC
1870. The tendency OF prices in an goods is
upwards. Prints good Lylos, l-LSl3c for dark
above these rates, Mourning prints advances
Money The market IS very easy. cal Icons
6gsc. The Bank statement is more favorable
than for q long tine; &c shows "a decrease iu
ioaus and a large increase IN specie deposit
ana legal tendsrA which indicate continued
ca e in money. Sterling Fz4gL. Cobb $50
3J5E. New Tennessee .5 8tsta.
EeH Orleans darker.
NEW ORLEANS, January g. Cotton Irregular
and advanced &c this morning Jut oeaiined -
this a~NeruOln ia uolngB 2f3z4y7c: sales 6ylJ
baies receipts 1863 bale-: exports I2a4. Gold
Srs sterling q. Commercial 45T. CeC York
changer, Com, viii Use yellow s0t. Bacon
scarce; shoulders l4sc; sides lsHsGiytc. PORK
higher tier-es ls,a81Oc; EegS 2lo. Sugsr firm
cOmH4On ~ sl0hC; PRIME ~ yellow clari-
lied liGliic. Siglasses nTIn; common s0g62c
prime 6lslcc; choice 71e74o, WHISKY and
Coffee steady and unchanged.
Cincinnati Market.
CINCINNATI. January g-Famuv flour 81 Is
as. Wheat 81 -. Corn G3c. Oats bVaHlc CIT
ion unsettled; held AZ 3sc. Wnsszy 9Saq9,
Pork held al So Bulk shoulders i2c: sizes
l4kc Bacon shoulders lac; dear SIDES ISc.
Lard held al 1Jc. Hams lsc.
Louisville s1RrAea
LOUISVILLE, January 9.-~roba-co sales s;
thhds trashy new Jugs TO Warren county cut.
Hing leaf Eigl3 IS. COL.Ou &c. Supzrnne aour
Is 5'16 Wheat 81 50, Corn 5S86jc. Rye sl 40.
PORK $50. Lard 1876. Bulk shonlde g lz5z8
lz3<c clear rib sides 1}$al5e; clear sides lG&4
l61ac Bacon shoulders Ii4c; sides l7ksiSe.
Whisky, raw Tree, 81,
Foreign Markets.
LoEDOS, January 9-COusOle closed AZ a9.<E
E25E. anu u. :. $40 bonds 70.
~FRANKEoRT, January 0.-United States S prs
closed al 1915.
PAINS, JAnENry e-B1urse quiet. Rentes .0f
Iuc.
LtvEEPOoL, January 0.-Cotton closed active;
taies 1900 bales; Uplands ilE9i4Adi Orleans
iE1salkd.
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The Liverpool market, at the opening
to-day, was Rctive-Uplands, llS@
IL 3-lei; Orleans, Ilsi. At l:20 pm. II
vGs active -Uplands, 1l59llld on spot
Ahoat, lltdi Orleans, uB9Illi; sales
10000 bsles.
The New York market was unchanged
At the opening in every respect. The
ll:60 I'm. dispatch read as follows
"Cotton so excited and unsettled, accu-
rate quotations cannot be given. Asking
fer Low Middlings 25!c; Uplands, 29s;
Orleans, 2e3c; Good Middlings, 3Olo "
at the closs it was quiet but hrm-Up-
lands, 283c.
At II m. to-day the New Orleans mar
ket was higher, with good demand
hiddlinEs, 28!e. At 2:l5 p m. the de-
msnd was good and prices had ad-
vsneed-Middllngs nominally 27e; sales
800 bales.
Our market has been excited aud very
Irregular and quotations which would
spit n hour were too low the next. On
this hope nearly all the sales OF the day
were made. Holders we're asking nearly
II not as much as the same grades were
selling for In New York. Buyers were
willing to operate, bit wanted some
margin holders would not coneede, 20
the day closed upon a really Inactive
market. We learn that 3 large number
Of our citizsns are INDUCING in cotton,
90 far as their means will allow-some
offering 70 pledge their real estate 10
raise the means to purchase the staple.
This mania extends all through the COM
munity. Those who ars unable to buy
outright, put up their margin OF S5@lO
per bale and let the factor carry the cot
ton. We quote as follows, promising
tina. IT is possible that some small lists
were sold both above and below our quo
taticns.
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WATCHES FOR TEE BILLION.

THE Orotde Gold watch Company manulae-
ture on strictly scientific principles style,
hufsn and color Is e0rGt god 3 flc NElas O. ne
NEST rare and costly description OF Cod
H0tches-
THey are manufactured with Huuti- CEASES
Qadiss' and gsnLlemen'EL have supero swiss
movements; Jereled eHGtEs-tNF1ssd, Win con-
peusa1on spiral spring.
Railroad Conductors EHCtseers EpT7ssHSH-
the most sxactlDg OF cur custoHse -havs
thoroughly demonstrated tia strength. dCra-
biiity, accuracy ard uti ty % the roc Snt4s
Wdbhdm Watches, and pronounce them IEFN-
liable as rsliab.s ttme-keep8-s.
Fine Swiss Movements, els; H1tast AmsTtcda
rae male HGIhGna WGtchss. full jeWeled 81
C~hrOnOmster BGlGace, Is each. deliberately en-
zrsvsd with new and HOvel designs. Eaen
Watch is warranted by special certificate nom
the Orcide Gold watch Company.
Also. magnificent Or0iue cod Chains s., 8
and s. each. Sent every where, &c te paid for
on delivery
M customers are crippled free With ne
Pick pocket Detective and Wsacn 6usId; alsO
mailed separately On rec-ipt OF s. cents TIE
Genuine Oroids Gold EatcheS can only Dc CD
tanned py ordering directly from as
JAMES T. MONROE = CO,
Importers and MGuufacrurerE,
uovs3 I'm Ia Broadway. Nee Nnrk-
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apd the cotton fields OF whole counties
are deserted, But q few weeks ego we
had three boats in White river, and Il
was contemplated to put in the fourth,
mt the preseoce Of Clsyton's militia ct
various points, and the robbariss psrpe-
trated by them, have cut down the
travel and trade 50 e~dsetualiy that two
Of the packets bad to lay up and the
other two 60 out with light trips.
AS the discussion progresses ia the
Senate upon the Sue Murphy claim, the
interest in the subject enhances and the
magnitude of the principle and the pre-
0edeut 20 be settled begins 10 DO appTe'
oiated II the Murphy claim be allowed,
ii admits the legality and jgstness OF e
large lumber Of claims Of Southern citi-
2ans for destruction or use OF private
property during the war, which have
hitherto been denied In the departments,
and althoDEl II is generally estimated
that the aggregate o. The am OF THIS
character is twenty million dollars yet
officials col ysTsant with the mstter say
that there is reason TO believe the aggre-
gate viii reach one hundred millions. II
Is not probable hat the discussion viii
/ cease on this subject during the present
AAtANhF SENSANAg - 80 "a -1N- @-~-
The House.
Mr.. Beck's bill to msdify the act Of
July, 1865, imposing taxes OF distilled
spirits and t0bsccO, etc, which was re-
ieTred 20 the Ways end Means Commit
tee on Wednesday, is Of much imp0r-
lance to the email distilieTs Of the West
The bill reads: Be IL enacted, etc That
so much Of the twentieth section Of the
act approved July 90, 1855 entitled an
act imposing tax o. distilled spirits and
tobacco, and for other purposes, 81 pro-
vides that forty i've gallons Of mash or
beer breRed or fsrmented from grain
shall represen; not less tnRn One bpshel
of grain shall apply only t. such distlll-
cries, as evaporate the alcoholic spirit ia
whole or in part BY steam and here
after in all the distilleTies ia which the
alcoholic spirit is evsp0rated by the di-
rect action OF fire, sixty gallons Of mash
or beer, breWsd or feTmented from grain,
snail represent not less than L bushel
Of grain.
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE,
orr rd, Mississippi.
Chartered by Tia State in 1854. n authorized
to confer the Hlghess Educational Hon
o-s On YCuug Ladies.

observation-disclosures and Guard
iRBs sre especially invited to consider the mer-
It's o. this -ior. To educate-in the true
sense Of The WOid-to educate thorouzhly the
young ladies OF the South, II It's aim. The de-
psrtments of Matthew atics, Ply steal and Moral
Seienees, Literature Aneiens and Modern Lam
guages, Au1c, Drawing, ETC., are ably flied By
accom- plisheu t~eachers, male and female
Special caUe-lt may he said, uncommon care
Is taken not oniy 10 thoroughly educate In
the Arts ana Sciences but to render the pupils
contented and happy, TO train their moral
sentiments, TO cult val5 correct tastes 70 pre-
serve their health, and 70 throw around Them
proper les raInl. In short, t0auOId TO patrons
one Of the very best regulated Institutions In
the land.
AFP4RATrs-ArrareeneItzh have been made
10 supply the Cole &c with suitable Apparatus
sufficient 10 Illustrate the sciences, and 10 give
a pTa tical knowledge or them. In addition,
the c asses in Chemistry, Astronomy and Nat
UTal Philosophy. LhrcCE0 the courtesy of toe
orrcers Of the State University, Will have ac-
cess to Its large and veil appointed Chemical
and Philosophical Apparatus, excelled By nOLe
in the South, ana to be favored with lectures
ana experimental Illustrations By DIS. Garland
and HIig4rd, the learned Professors IL these
Departments.
acknowledgements building, esti-
nstea 10 be worth sH,N0, Is comEaodious, COM
f.rtsble and retiFso.
REFERENcSs.-An patrons and pupils OF the
College.
W. W. heManou, is sept il a sty.e seldom, If
eyer, equslet. AL the teachers board in the
College.
UNIFORMITY OF DsEs -EcoSoMY.-Purple
Ca ico, Brown MsriuO, Pins Delains, Pink
LawE a. q " ute Dres SEES, Plain Hat, trimmed
only with a band or black velvet These
wishing q wear mourning are required 10 COZ
form IN p~lainness OF dress, but no in color.
As ecODoTny is the OBI CT o. this arrangement
new pupils need notIsy aside clothing already
on hand, IL as plain as the IN form, bat when
additional purchases are necessary, the uni
form must be regarded 80
ExPEEsKs. Per session of p weeks, half In
advance:
Preparatory Classes -..---s L. co
College classes, proper. . 90
ancient and Modern Languages, EACH e 80
Music, each InsIrument---~-.---.---.---. IS 60
o. 6 OF Instrumsnts.---.........- ----...... 8 %
Ornamental branches, usual rstes..----...
BOar1, Lodging, Washing, Fuel, Ligh 3
and 100 co
Pupils Jh aged al the above rates fr,sm the
date # entrance until end OF session In June,
except Ia cases OF D Otracted sickness.
sc BCRNEY. Pcss'G of Truztees.
Jasdaw c. Il BELL, Pres OF College.
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TRADE.

Business to-day was better, out there
"a still 3 noticeable absence OF country
buyers The roads, during the few dsvs
of hne weather, We're hardly rendered
nsssabIe when the last rain set ia and
isft them Ia as bad condition as ever.
The troubles Ia Arkansas are also doing
sayious detTiment to cur trade, as a very
,s,ge amount OF merchandise should nov
- go,na In that direction. Instead Of
M. planters are neeing for their liyeF,
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PHILADELPHIA.

NJ Office
~ The subscribers have this cay formed a
Limited partnership according to law, under
the arm a a OF MONROE, SMALTZ & CO.,
for the general Boot and shoe Business II the
city Of Philadelphia, 10 commence January l,
1883, and TO terminate December 81, 1871. The
General Partners are JAMES MONROE, 10
sEPH (. SMALTZ, MAHLON s. Stokes
and JOHN T. MONROE, and toe Special Part
ner is CHARLES d. REED, and they all res
pecii7ely reside IN the city OF Philsdelphis.
The Special Partner has contributed to the
eonmOn stock OF the urn In eoods and cash
the sum OF nfty thousand dollars.
JAMES MONROE,
JOSEPH L. SMALTZ
NJ. g. Stokes,
JOHN 7. MONROE,
General PsTtners.
CHARLES d. REED,
Philadelphia, Dec. 81. 1868. ja7
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AsMPAiS & ARaANSAS RIVEg
- IT,
~ ~
Packet Company.

THE elegant passenger packet THOMAS II.
Il ALLEN, built expressly for this Company,
has now taken her place in the line, and here
after the Glowing bORs viii leave Memphis
as heretofore,
Mondays 4 Thursdays =, at ) O'elock Pun,
And returning, leave Little Rock MONDAYS
and FRIDAYS, al 10 O'Clock am.
THOMAS II. ALLEN. - Reese Pritchard, Master
". A. ELL--.-.-..R L. HatneS, Master
BleSdel, Master
Connecting at Little Rock with the Compaay's
new aud light-draught packets for Fort smith,
Cl"se connections made both ways.
AMERICAN ....---.JnO. ". Williams, Master
EOhI BoWlin, Master
VAN Bennett, Master
All OF the above boats were built expressly
for the trade, and are particularly well Rdantesj
u II. Passengers and freight will be put
through by this line to all points on the Arkrn-
sas river without detention, and at reasonabIa
rates.
An persons shipping freight for polutop
the ArkanS8s river FROM North or East OF 81 em-
PMS Should have their goods consigned 10
Memphts and Arkansas River Packet Com
pany, At Memphis Merchandise shipped fron
New Orleans should be consigned 10 MempIfs
and ARKANSAS River Packss Company, Napo-
leon, Ark. P
Ere ght received at any time at the Canine
nys once. JNO. u. ADAMS, PrssidenI-
I. A. RhHDIG Agent.
Geo u Si front street. AnRhV B1Ooh
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'Old Reliable" Memphis and White.
River Us. sail Packet Company,
6ami.Weskly Line.
zssSa
zs&ESssse

dAn %1ta@4Aa 1A
TUE splendid side-vheel steamers LIBERTY
4 NO. z, and Err, viii form a
semi Weekly line between Mempbjs arSS
White River, leaving Memphis every Tuesde1
and Saturday, AZ . o'clock pm, conrectinS q,
DevalI's Bluff with trains OF the Little RocE
Railroad for Little Rock and bot Springs. Re-
turning, viii leave Jacksonport every Tues
day aud Friday at s ain, and Deval's Bluff
every Wednesday and Saturday at Il o'ciocE -
The Liberty. No. 2, and Maydower Will mar
close connections al the mouth OF White rive
with tbs steamer 9uidon for Pine BlUfI FaTa
70 Pine Bluf, s2 90; Freight 50 cents per i05
pounds.
The steamers EcenOmist ard Hamilton Win
run between Little Rock and Fort Smfth In
with this line and the Memphis and
Little Rock Railroad.
Through receipts given for freight 70 an
points between Little Rock and Fora smith.
Insurance Oas-haQ per cent LESS bv Ola
rcsIe MdH any othsT.
JOAN 3. DAVIS. Superintendent.
LEVY s. SHARPE, Agents,
o~s NO S& Front Row,
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ID Z MO WAL.
Az MONROE. sMALTZ q co. have this day
removed to AIS and a MARKET street,
where they viii carry on the Manufacturing
and Joootag OF Boots and Shoes. rs successors
to Haddock. Reed 4 Co.
December 2 ls6s. ja7
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FOR MOUND CITY

CTEAMER GEORGE W. CHEEK
- leaves &eInphis every day forJzN
houndCtty at am, 10 an, Il NJ No -
pm. Leaves Mound CITY every day at am
. am, II am, and IL and 4 pm. landing 81
foot OF Waap~r"ton street.
tyu MARK r CHEEK. Mastsr
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FOR HALE'S POINT.

Memphis ANA hates PoIat Packet.
For Randolph, Fulton, Oscecla and Hale's
Point.
The Sidewhesl Passenger Packet
u plain W.. hdfuHlCA
Asy1LL leave Memphis as above IT,
w every IueSdsy and S4tUr-A=@s
day, commencing Wednesday. November z0Ln,
and vii remain permanently IN tie trade, and
by strict attention 10 Dusiness trusts 10 receive
tRe patronage Of shippers.
kOr Ire,ght or passage apply on board or TO
NINSON L DONAHUE Agents,
81 Front street.
MART WALT & Co, agents,
rov23 No. ~ Front street.
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The qllPFvA WEsKLY RECORD
SIN. 10. BOSE, Editor & PrOprPr'
THE RECORD" Is PUBLISHED EVERY
i Friday, at
CoVTA'GFON. TENNESSEE.

And Il an Inde 'endent Democratic paper. It
clrcuIates wid1 Y in the counties OF Upton,
Laudsrdale, Hay WoOG snd FayeLee, Aoo = ne
best sdvertistug medium. through which the
Merchants Of Ma smphis may advertise foI
country trade, 10 zoe rOund In West Tennessee
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted on liberal terms
Specimen copies n rnlshed gratis 10 ali who
SAM 2. ROSE,
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-11
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