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The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-04-22
Business Directory
,...-wrNCHEsrEn.-rhls PLEASANT lttlo to,

a OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES pieus"ns"s''S - MN.
win population of about 1850, stands on Aa,sa
hank of the east fork Of Elk River atan eieva'v'
IN one hundred and ten feet above inc pea ~ '"'N
ver Jthas three first class schools Tor pom seA'
= besides Schools for small children. us ea"oa,
E,ona facilities are unsurpassed anywhere a my
s,ountnn scenery spreads ont east and sou',l' no
,',ace in the world Is better situated TOT nua'',,
gMiasmic fevers have been unknown nere a". ,, IS
voar when there were few cases OF as,S ~" ' ~
IN r'' caused py very unusual season. Ine WI" IN.
!.hs.tar h Alabama Railroad runs through ."o
own and on to Fayetteville Lincoln eoan.y yuat
ain trunk in course of construction, 70 sonnec'
I'M the great central road, running VIZ uus'e
s, II" Aa to Mobile on the southern coast Of Ala
\ starting from Decherd, on the M y KAN
S{cad two miles from Winchester masking .'s
accessible by rail from all important com
"sSI nonts in the United States 1t has been
Is,iny thriving business since the war 5Ihe mor-
hants are generally enlarging and rehtting thelr
[..nrehou,es. We design keeping Business d.
sootorv IN our local column OF tho principal Dusl-
" ass houses and offices, &c, SO that our readers
INV have an opportunity to know where TO trans
N, business when they come to town, or nave Dus-
n ,oss here TO be done. Their attention 49, thefe
Rsn,e permanently directed to the following cards;
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Hon. JACOB BRowM, Representative
Of this county in the Lower House, an
nounces himself in this paper a candi
date for the Senate for this District
(Lincoln and Franklin Counties) at
the next election We understand Mr.
b. is in favor of universal suffrage.
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The basement of Mrs. Wrights
dwelling was entered on Friday night
last and robbed of quantity of flour
and bacon. This practice is becoming
a regular institution in our town, and
it cannot be long before somebody will
catch a load of buck-sho
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We learn that Ii. z. Mofett, Esq,
who attempted suicide last week, will
probably recover. The ball passed
around lis ribs, and dill not enter the
cavity of the chest, as was at first sup
posed.
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That pile OF clay and rubbish on the
square ought to be removed. Hurry
up, Billy, and get your house liked up
this Spring it will help the looks Of
thi los on the Square.
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The graves of the Confederate dead
in the Winchester Cemetery need the
attention Of our people. Let us give
them the respect due to the sacrifice
made by them, and on the 26th inst,
an appropriate day, we may meet there
and fit them up IN a style which pat
riotism and good taste would approve.
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JAMES r. HARRIS, of Nashville, Tenn
is our authorized agent to procure sub
scriptions and advertisements for this pa
per in that city. and to receive payment
and receipt for the same.
Mr.. HARRIS can be found at the Drug
Store of II. l.. Crutcher & Son, No. "a Col
lege Street.
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The stable of Col. 2. Turney was
broken on Sunday night by horse
thief, and his riding horse and harness
stolen. 1t is pretty well known who
the thief is, and he will probably be
captured.
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Tor Attorney General.

To THE VOTERS or THE EIGurH JU-
DICIAL CIRCUIT hereby announce my
sclfa candidate for the Office of Attorney
General of the 9Th Judicial Circuit. II
elected. shall strive for the promotion Of
public welfare and enforcement of law.
WM. a. THoMA.
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Public Boarding House.

Mrs. Mary A. Wright gives notice to
the public that she has To-day opened her
house in Winchester for transient, day
and regular hoardcrs. Her house is fitted
up in good style, and the best accommo-
dationS can be given. From her long cX-
pericnce in hotel keeping, she confidently
assures all who may give her u call a
pleasant home and entire satisfaction.
teb2J-tt MARY \. WRIGHT.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Chancellor.

We are authorized to announce Hon.
Barclay NJ, Tillman, present incumbent,
rs u candidate tor the CHARACTERISTIC Of
Of the 18th Division, embracing the coun-
ties of Franklin, Grnndy. Coffee. Cannon.
Warren, Dekalb, White and Putnam, In
the approaching May election.
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Positive Notice!

An those owing bills at the "MorNTAiN
SALOON" are positively notified that unless
they settle the ensuing week, they Will be
put to some trouble. W. b. FARMER.
April 22d, 1869.
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1t doesn't follow that theatrical man
ayers should be in the lumber line be-
cause they have to do with the aboard"
all the time. F
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WANTED.--At this office, five hun
drcd dollars in Alabama notes Of the
Northern Bank of Alabama, for which
the highest price will be paid.
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Strayed or Stolen.

On Sunday night, 18th ult.. from my sta
bic. on the place formerly occupied by DIR.
Wallace Estill. deed. a sorrel horse. about
eight years old. medium size. white streak
down his face. three white feet. and a ring
around his right hind leg. just above the
pastcrn joint, made by rope.
Any person delivering the horse to ME
will DC literally rewarded. -
DAVID HUNT.
marchl-9i
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ETTTTCTHNS & WARNER, dealers in
I'll all kinds of Drugs, Paints, Oils, Dye
EStufls, Glass, Putty, lamps, olis, BOOKS
land Stationery, Garden Seeds, &c, hortil
4 side Public Square.
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For State Senator.

WE are authorized to announce JACOB
W. Brown, Of Franklin County, rs 4 can
didate for State Senator, from the counties
of Lincoln and Franklin. Election IN Au-
rust, 1863.
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Some Of the old italian guns, made
of ribs Of wood covered with hide, are
still to be seen in the arsenal at Genoa.
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Administrators Notice!

All persons indebted to the estate of W.
T.. Handlcy, deed. are notified to come for
ward and settle the same without delay !;
and all who have claims against said cs-
tate arc required TO present them to me.
authenticated, within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever
barred. ROBT G. IIANDLEI.
ian7-Gm Administrator.
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M e. WHIPPLE, dealer in all kinds OF
M Drugs, Medicines, Chemicais, f Cisa,
Medicine Paints OILS, Dye-otuiis' H Eiass,
Cigars. Tobacco, Stationery ana fancy
Goods. southeast side Public Square.
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TOUN F. VAUGHAN, manufacturer OF
y Tin, Copper and Sheet Iron ware; ana
dealer in Cooking, Heating, ana n 90
Stoves, Pumps, Country Hollow ware cue"
etc snnth-Mest side Public Square.
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PUBLIC BOARDING HOUSE.

Mrs. n. A. Carter notifies thepublic that
-he has rented the Sims Tavern House,
and will receive transient. day. aud rcgu-
lar hOaruerS. on reasonable terms. She is
fitting up the establishment in good style,
and asks a liberal patronage of the public.
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# Z. BAUGH 4 Co, dealer in all kinds
j .ofDry Goods, Hardware, QneensWS,at.e'
Tin Ware, Clothing, Shoes, Boots s., ia t
Clothing, Sugar, Coffee, Flour, MEAL etc-
ar tho old Wilson corner,
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RAIN fell on Monday and Monday
night to the depth of two inches.
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LOCAL..
Orr AGENT,

fSs. Business notices inserted under this head
will be charged 20 cents per line, each insertion
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A JOURDAN, French Contectioner,
n .and dealer in all kinds OF Fancy
Goods. Public Square.
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NIERRITT, ENOCHS & CO., man!liac-
lNI turers and dealers in Saddles, Brides
Harness, Boots and Shoes, and IN fact, e y,
erything pertaining to q fir:t-class oaouie
and unrurss ShOp. cor. Pubic square.
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JOHN G. SCHROM, dealer in all ki&as
y ofCakes, Candies, Confectionerles,, &c-
Cheese, Crackers, and Oysters. Bakery
next door to John I. Skaters law Office,
on Main street. Ca" Warm bread fllr-
nished every evening. Cakes Of AL KINDS
made to order for bridal and reception par
fies Give him q call.
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BAND INSCRUMENTS
VIOLIN STRYIsGS,

We keep the very choicest and best strings
that are made. Price per set. for best
Violin 81 !; for Guitar, 81 80; mailed. postage
paid.
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MAIL SCHEDULE.

Chattanooga, Richmond. Washington, New
York, Baltimore, and al cities East and south
Columbus, Ca, and Montgomery, Ala; al
stations OF the Memphis and Charleston
Mississippi Central, Mobile and Ohio, Nash
vile aud Chattanooga and EaEt Tennessee
Railroads, arrive at 2:D PM; close At L:2
M
Cairo, Chicago, 81 Louis, Nashville, LOUIS.
Vile, CINCINNATI, Cleveland. Piftsburg. Pbfla-
deiphia- Buffalo. Albany. New York. aDd All
cities North and Mes1, arrive at I2:40 nm.
lose At pm
New Orleans, Baton Rouge. jackson. Vieks.
burg. Matches and all cities south. arrive Al
pm: closes ~ 10: IS am.
an stations on the Mississippi and Tennss.
e. New Orleans and Jackson aud soutberu
Raklroads, arrive al p.u. closes al I0:4 As MN
Menuhfs and Little Rock Railroad. IiffIf
Rogk. Madison. sunday eXceptedA arrive al
p-m.: close al , pm.
Narion. Wittsbnng and Claiborne, Arh.
f.-f-veekly3 Monday, Wednesday andFriday
S-rxe at % am; close A. II am.
olive Branch and byhalta, Miss, lsemi
Eeeklya Monday aud Friday, arrive st4P.m-
Snbs snd Big Creek. Tenn, weekly Friday
-rrfve n g An. close a. Am
sfsie Rock and Helena. aud all landings OF
xfhfse river, .semi-Weeklyf Tuesday and Sat
nrday. arrive a. 9 en-. close a 4p.m.
PINE Bluff and Helena. and al landings OF
Arkansas r1yer ltrl-weekly Tuesday, Thurs
day b Saturday, arrive a. SAN; close At
Aii landings on the Mississippi river south
tsemf-WeeklN Tuesday and -sfafday, arriV'
afaani.s ciOee al pm
A landing on the Mississippi river north
fssni- weekly Monday and Wursdayt arrivi
q an close al $3.50 p.B-
JOSIAH DELoAlH, 7. n.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY FOR 1853.

LODGES
eoUTH MEMPHIs. No. lS-meets 2d Friday Oi
each m0n1h-Hali cor. Madisou aBdSsCOnd
Al. Wheeler. ". NJ; Ben. X. Pullen, Sec.
No. ist Monday IA ey-
ery month, al Odd-FoIlows' Hail. corner
Court and Main. John Gent, ". N. job
BeaJuish- secretary.
LIN SoOTrsN0 q. 39-meets LIST Friday of each
~mOnth-Han corne Madison and second.
% X W. Mitchell. Nm; r. sturfn, Sec
nElFro- No. 30 Friday ef each
mouth-Odd-Fllows' HAN. 7. n. Stanley,
W. N: r W. Shelton, SEC.
KuWNSISG. No. S4l-meets 4th Friday OF
zach month-af south Memphis Hall. cor
ner of Madison and Second John Ainsiie,
W. NJ; B. K Pulksn. Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
Penn CHAPTER- No. ID Monday o.
each month-0dd-FellOWs Hall d. (. Ira
der. n. z. II. p IS. Locke, see
p AID s. n.
EuREKA COUNCIL. 30. Gmeess ID Monday cl
each month-Odd-Felows Hall . Gent,
Tn III; M. Virgin, Rec
CFKEsE C-oHEANDERY, No. meets sfh Mon
day Of each month John Gent, Conn.,; y.
Wfrufn- keC-
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A.. AND A.. SCOTTISH RITE.

HEHNEs AND MTTHEAs Lodges meet mo
junction 4th Wednesday In every moe
p. Melersh, Secretary.
CAEPHIA COUNCIL % EINCE OF JERUSALEM
18th. No Ben h Pullen, Sd, Tarsh-.; A
= FARMLAND. sd. Recorder.
Galway cHAPIEK OF ROSE CROIN, 18th, No
j. Charles W. Adams, sd. N. W.; HI
Tumlinsan. Gd, See.
PfILLIPPED CPEEssE8s CoCzcLoF XII Both
No. dcnry p Woodward, sd Comm
William =. CirOde. sd. Eec-.
CoNslsTOKT Or WEsr TENNESSEE, 32D. JOIN
Ainslie, SD Comm. IN Chief; Dodge {
Trader. I'D, Reg
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LAW REPORTS.
MnninIual cnuri...Iudua Foute.

In 1.-THE case of the State vs.. Grifith-in-
dictment for gaming-a motion to quashi
on the grounds that The indictments were
signed by two of the jurors through mis-
take, was argued by counsel last Tuesday.
Yesterday Judge FOute ruled hat the
motion to quash would be overruled.
Court adjourned, out Of respect TO the
memoir OF the late Judge Waldron.
To-day the cases set for trial yesterday
will be taken up.
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/. 0. 0. E. pIREeInRY.

9AFoso EEcANPaENr. No.2 Fined.
on the ~ aud Sd Thur day nights OF each
month, atty o'clock A FIDavis, CP.; u. {,
Trader, II = inonAas Bacon, Scribe.
night, at ~ o'clock J. ~W-.WayUesburV. n
q: j. Is. Campbell, \. O.; Thos. MoHet. Ses5v
D@ every Mon
Alexander Hmm, Y. CT Z. Walter, Record.
ing Secretary.
HUH LoDGE, No. J. DECREE OF REBEKAH-
mseEtou the list Friday nlEhtin each month
Al s O'Clock. p. q. II. 4. Pugh, n. O.; Ars
W. I. McLsfresh. Sec'y.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

DAN. RTeE's OWN Circus, as we pre-
dicted, played to a house jam full yester-
day afternoon and evening. The weather
was Of just the temperature 10 admit of
tendance at canvas shows" without
1 convenience frOnl the cold. To-day will
and the huge tent crowded to suffocation.
WITH THAT sUdUitsr ia BtOdO peculiar to
himself Mr.. Broom could fill his house
without an exertion as 10 the Company;
but taken as O pair in the show business,
Charley White and Charley Broom are a
pair hard to beat hence the unprecedent-
ed run on the Jefferson street Opera
House. Go and see IL we are not correct.
JOHNNY THOMPSON, inch by inch, les
sens the gap between himself and the
goal of success. He has now, in addition
TO other stars, Miss NELLIE TAYLOR, a
lady vocalist of extraordinary powers
one whom the press North and East have
spoken Of in the terms of highest COM
mendation. To-night-four new people,
and opening of the new and magnificent
drawing-room.
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PLANTERS TAKE NoTIcE.-Great bar
gains offered in jeans, linseys, osnaburgs,
domestics, white and gray blankets, Batch
eior's boots aud brogans, IA gents
clothing, at J. II. L~oewenstine & Bros. 5,
81 Main street, Clay Building. Look al
as we are offering extra inducements in
the above goods.
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BUSINESS NoTTCE-NO contracts or OBJ
legations assumed or made by any indi-
yidusi owner or employee of this Office,
viii lie paid al our counter Or recognized
IS an Offset 90 any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle il
himself IN person.
HEATING. ENGLISH & co.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

SoCuRENOPAYl-SHAKE 80 Inconsistency
Tonic syrup cures Chills and Fever. OF money
refunded. Sold by W n. Wilkerson Co, {.
c. Ward q Co. Goodyear a Falls, II. Rose, y
Main. and all Druggists.
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wANrED.-Two (2) No. ! Dry Goods
Statesmen for retail. Also one ~ good
Stock Keeper for Wholesale. None bui
those who thoroughly understand the
business need apply. Call between the
hours Of and s O'Clock pm.
,B. LOWENSTEIN & BROS.
Main and jefferson streets.
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Criminal court.-.Iudae Hudson.

The Curtin case still continues to occupy
the attention Of the Court. To-day the
jury will probably render a verdict.
After disposing Of the above case, the
calendar of cases published for the week
will continue 10 becalled for trial.
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BLANKETS at New York prices, sub
stanti4l Domestic and Fancy Dry Goods
al great Bargains, al the new New York
store. No. 2eS Main street. Don't forget
Ehe uumber 90
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0oRNs.-Dr. Lindoman is making some
wonderful cures in corns, bunions and
bad nails. He cures without pain Oh
drawing blood. his rooms are at the
Overton Hotel for a few days.
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To the Stockholders of the Memphis
GayOsc Gas Company.

THOSE that have been sued will please
come forward promptly, and pay the calIs
mat have been made, and suits will be dis
missed.
Once southwest corner OF Main and Jsffer.
son streets
cen JOHN DONOVAN, Rrssidsns
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

ID O~OMS-SIngle or en- suite. newly AID ele'
II Eantly fitted up-can be had, with board
Al e Madison street ocD
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For throat diseases and affections OF
chest, d" BToiVR's Bronchial IFochcs," or
Cough LOzenges, are of great value. In
coughs, irritation of the throat caused by
cold, or unusual exeftiOn of the vocal or
gans, in speaking in public, or singing,
they produce The most beneficial results.
The Troehes AVE prOved their efficacy.
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CITY NEWS S.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

No advertisement is inserted IN the
SUNDAY APPEAL unless especially ordered
and paid for as an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six davs in the week,
the same as all other Memphis papers,
and for the seventh day we charge one
sixth additional.
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NEWS DEALERS, AGENTS, Etc,

Newspaper Dealers, Express Agents, Country
Merchants, Postmasters, Depot Agents, and
any friends OF the MEMPHIS APPEAL who
will do so, are requested 10 procure regular
subscribers, RENTING to US the amount less
ten per cent. or i've per cent. for Cubs, for
services; or, II preferred, arrangements as to
compensation will be made. Specimens
COPIES cent on application.
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~GENTLE8IEN's LIST.

GENTLENIEN's LIST.
Adams P
Boyle, Barciay.F Bond. ic9
B1rdleg, : L BerthOd IA Belts,
Batch, " Bray. D d Bsst.
B2rtlettHevPMBlGcSburn, J BOND. I
0rotont J 2 Campbell, 81 Gotten,
Carroll Cole, II lei Cook. "
Cobb, D. CoWen.
DAVIS, MAJ J Dickinson, 7 LDayis, " Fl
Donald. " Daniels, PA
Eakn, JH
fSathsrsion, Wy Fanning,Tw E
Grifnth. Il y Gilbert, DrRH GodshaW, :
Gillespie, 3. WCGoodlett. AR Coll, NJ
Garri0le, LIB Glindcamp,HH
Hart, B ~Hammond,GC Hunt. J
hawkins, Hayes,C Hastings, W q
Jones. H0uM Jones, J Il Johnson, 1t
KimbelL " Kennah-J Keasley & Co
kllfngsworth JKeSsles & Co, CA
Luskr Col y Lagos J Lee. 1 VI
Moore, Ps Martin. n Il Moore. nc
M~attingley.J Meyers, r Y Martin
Martin, " i Mitchell. : II Miller, J A
GaIlery, Martin. Al Miller "
Observation-Disclosures yMDMcMuIlin. To
AcDonough, i McGiunis, F MeKensie, II
MeBrtar, D. d Mcbride, J B
Norman, u y Napier. II, !
Packer, BF Petway, REVISE
kice, q Riddle Riggs, CT
ksWunss W Roberts, JT
Steel Epellman. , Strength, &c
Stuart, An Sullivan smith, DJ
~strihliug, IA
Topping 4 Taylor, J " Thompson, Jtei
IOler, y
Wallace. He Walters Webster, " +
Minfrey, n Virgins, W Webb, K "
NsycEun, Rev BID
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C~LEAvEs, SMITHwIcK q HATCHER.
booksellers, 2S3 Main street, have on
band a large stock of Law, School, Medi-
cal and Miscellaneous Books, which they
are prepared to sell either at wholesale or
retail. Their assortment of Stationery.
Letterpresses and Cotton Sample Paper.
is large and extensive.
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SIXTEEN years in Georgia. Visit Cans
new store, No. 29s Main street. You can
buy bargains, and all new goods. Don't
forget the number, 298 Main street.
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Mss ESGLIsH has just received hor Fall
stoCk OF elegant and fashionable Mill
merry, consisting of he latest styles OF
Bonnsts and Hats. Very nice B0nnets al
g each. No. 30 Main street, mp stairs.
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time were we hundred yards behind.
They only made up their distance on the
home stretch, Taekey coming in second.
SUMMARY.
Mile heats to harness, 9 in 5, for 500.
T. p. Roach enters s. g. Morrtssey.-..l !
S. l.. Long enters =. g. Frapk-~2 z =
Tom Best enters z. m. Tackey~~.-.-"-5 . Z
Time-2:4o1-2:O-2:S7.
TODAY,
Thursday. October %, 1869, DR.. N. c. Per
kins, Sup't.
Roadstcrs or 1rotting Horses.
Best stallion. 4 years old and over,
diploma ...."."'.-SiVo
Rest three wears old and under four. 30
Rest two wears old and under three. .
Best one year old and under two $500 70
Best sucking under one....~...~-....-. 10
S~weepstake premium for all ages, d.
plOma %
Mares.
Best aged mare, four years old and
over, diploma -
Best three years old and under four. .
Best two years old and under three. Is
Best ! year old and under 2..---...-.... 10
Best sucking under l-..-.. .-..-~---.~ 20
Best gelding, 4 years old and over. %
Best gelding. 3 years old and under A.. p
Best gelding, 2 years old and under g.. Is
S~weepstake premium for all ages, di-
DiOma and -
Style, durability, training and speed, to
be considered in awarding to this class.
Best fancy team 20
Best model gelding, in harness,,-..-.. 20
Best model mare, in harness.--r.,-.... 20
All animals over one year old shall be ex-
hibited in harness.
The trial of speed Of fastest double
teams comes of to-day.
In the trial of rOadsters for the 500
purse, Pilot Temple, M0rrissey, Frank,
and other well known horses are entered.
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Buy f. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods, etc,
Of Wiggans & Thorn. manufa cturers, 233
Main street, Clay Building.
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NOTCH TO COUNTRY MERcHANTs.-Lar-
gest stock of Jeans, Lindseys white and
plaid Kerseys, Calie0es, Bleached and
Brown Domestics, Osuaburgs, Cotton
Plaids and Stripes, Dress Goods, Notions,
and Gents Furnishing Goods sold at ex-
ira inducements. Examine our stock
we will be pleased to post you on the
lowest market rates.
j.. II. LOEWENSTINB & BROS.
81 Main, Clay Building.
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JUST received, Nntmegs, Gloves, Mace,
which we will sell at New York prices,
freight added. CHANDLER & Co.
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WRAPPING PAPER FOR 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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Bills of Exchange on all the principal
cities Of Europe, Tor sale in sums to suit,
at First National Bank, No. IA Madison
street
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CLoAKs extremely cheap at the new
store, No. 29S Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-28

GREAT bargains during the Fair at Cans
dry goods store. New goods, G store,
new prices, 29S Main street.
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Look at our cheap black and colored
alpaccas. M. kRAUs 90,
2ls Main street. corner of Adams.
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SEVERAL hundred copies of the Annual
Report of the Chamber of Commerce are
for sale at Joe Locke's, 236k Main street.
Merchants should procure copies and send
to friends In the interior.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-28

A WEEK OF BARGAINS IN DRY GOODs.-
Strangers visiting the city should call on
NJ. Kraus 4 Co., DIS Main street, corner
Of Adams.