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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-16

THE FRUIT KILLED.-We learn from per-
cons living in the country near the city
that, with the exception of the apples, the
fruit has been generally killed by the late
"cold snap" We were shown bunch of
cherry blossoms, however, pulled from 9
tree in the city yesterday, not one of which,
We believe, was injured.
The wheat also, We hear, has been very
much injured by the cold weather Of the
last few days.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-16

A BEAUTIFUL PHENoM0NoN IN THE SKIES.
Last evening at about o'clock there was a
beautiful apparition in the skies, which
struck all who beheld it with admiration
and wonder. When first seen it appeared
as q broad belt of feecy-looking evanescent
cloud, about six feet across, and extending
over the skies from the eastern to the west
ern horizon in direct line east and west.
There we're also what looked like branches
Of the same belt dive7ging from the imagi-
nary centre of the skies. Suddenly the
belt commenced to alter its regularity,
and seemed as if drawn from the ends
towards the centre, increasing in width IS
it approached. 1t then tloated off towards
the west. 1t was of semi-transparent
nature, and the effect of its changes was
equal in beauty and superior in grandeur
to the most beautiful dissolving views.
The only solution we have for this beautiful
mystery of the skies is from a student Of
crystalization, who says it was the reful-
gence of rays of light from the icebergs up
the "cunnal," coupled with the fogular
effervegcence Of adverse currents. Ko-rect.
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ENFERM
TOLLEGE INFIRMARY,

TOLLEGE INFIRMARY,
" CORNER MARSHALL AND COLLEGES
sTREETa RICHMOND, VA.
ALI caseg recurring medical or surgical aid &C.
mitted except the inssne and those isooriag under
contagious disorders.
medical attendance, ard medicines:
Large wards. per week. %.
Private rooms, per week. $40 TO &8
A email additional see Is charged for surgtcA
operations.
Charity cases from the city are received on per
mits from members OF the committee OF the Clby
Council FOR the relief Of the poor, and seamen on
permits from the custom-hunse.
Fer further information or admission. Apply AZ
the infrluary 10 IsAIAH H. WHITE, 81. D.,
Ia ak-xn Medical superintendent.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-16

MATRIMoSIAL.-0ur associate, Moses P.
Handy, Esq, was married on yesterday
morning in Cumberland county. We earn
estly wish for him lorg and happy mar
ried life, in which We sre sure he will
prove an ornament to. the newspaper pro-
fession.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-16

SOUTHERN LAND AGENcY.--Colonel F.
". Poor, having resigned his position as
aid to the Governor, has entered into the
Southern Land Agency, for the purchase
and sale of city property, mill sites, farms,
etc
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RACHINE SHOP.
A s.OAT 4 ADDINGTON,

sLOAT L ADDINGTON,
lll5 CARY STREET, NEAR FoURTEKNrH STREET,
vhs-e we do NIL kinds OF work In the line OF 8
well regulated machine shop. All kinds OF iron
work made and repaired, from the largest size
steam gine and boiler down 10 Inc snauest Sew
ing machine needle.
We 70 and send workmen in the country to do
ali kinds of WORK 1T reasonable rates. our spe-
ciaity is everything aud any thing In the way OF
Inach,nists, work. We are the exclusive agents
for the following Judsou's Patent Governor !;
Utica Steam Gauge Company's Steam Gaugss, the
Steam .Fngine Packing Horizons Lathe thucks !;
Gardner Patent Barn door Lock and Hasp, COM
bined and many other useful articles entirey too
pum.r rous to mention. And aS natives and Edopted
natives OF the sacred Virginia soil we ask falr
po''-0- ~ GEOgGE Il. sLOAT,
NH ao-sm A. JACKSON ADDISGTON.
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CoNv1cT.-John Murphy, convicted Of
murder in the second degree in Shenandoah
county, and sentenced to the penitentiary
for ten years, reached the city yesterday,
and was assigned to quarters in the white
house. - -
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MACHINERY or all kinds built and repaired
Railroad Work, Engines, Boilers. Castings OF Iron
or Brass, Forgipgs. &c.
gents in the southern States for R!ske's patent
STONE AND pkE CSUSHER-an Invaluable
machine for parties having any kind OF stone or
ore 10 break into fragments Send for descriptive
circular.
On hand for sale several new and secondhand
ENGINES, from q to 80. horse power.
Scrap ron, Brass, and Copper, wanted.
an 20 dc, (e, d )2w&wSn
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| LEcTURE.-Professor H. J. Christian will
deliver An address on Sunday schools at
Shady Grove church, Hanover county, on
Sunday next, 18th instant. at II o'clock
A. M.
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.HUsTISGs COURT OF MAGIsTRATEs-A!-
derman PEBBLES presiding. In this court
yesterday eighty-seven licenses for retail
ing liquor were granted; after which the
court adjourned until Saturday morning.
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HARDWARE, CUTLERY, &.
IIARDWARE.

HARDWARE.
iii WATKINS COTTRELL CO.,
1907 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VIRGINIA.
We would respectfully call the attention OF coun-
try merchants and the trade generally to our large
stock OF ENGLISH and AMEHICAN HARD
WARE and SADDLEkY GOODS, consisting In
and Table Cutlery, a large and well.assorted
stock; Trace and Log Chains and Cou Chain ;
Spades Shoyels, Forks, and Garden Tools; Weed.
Hemp and Manila Rope. In fact we have the
rgest and hest selected stock We ever had TO oer
our r tends t, whom we would tender our Endest
thspks for their liberal patronage, and We hope 70
meYit always u continuance OF the same.
NH 28-im Watkins. o. 'TTRELL Il. co.
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REL1G1oUs.-The usual services ct DR..
Hoge's church this evening. Rev. G. Ed
wards Converse will lecture at 4 11a o'clock.
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wELLINGToN GonnrN mil, .an

WELLINGTON GODDIN will sell at 4
clock house and lot on Monroe and
Pine Streets ~-s 4,rs.. ..-
LINE q BROTHER will sell at O. clock a
valuable lot and framed dwelling on NJ
near Twenty-ffth street, on Union Hin.
COOK & LAUGHTON will sell at 10 A. M,
at their store, an assortment Of household
furniture, etc. -
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Hydrophobia nay be avoided by very simple
means. 30 to e. B. SPENCE IONS and buy
one OF the thousand and odd walking canes they
have On sale, and when the rabid dog nears you
brain him. Invest dollar In this preventive.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1869-04-16

HIRSH g. GUGGENHEIMER
are still receiving fine stock OF
SPRING DRESS GOODS,
CALICOEa
BLEACHED and BROWN MUsLINs.
LINENS,
TABLE DAMASK,
NAPKINS,
DIAPER, &C., &C.
all of which have been purchased for cash.
If economy be wealth, why not practice 1t? Buy
for cash and sell for cash, as HIRsH & GUGGEE-
HEIMER do, and then you can always tell what
YOU are doing. The nimb,e s1Ipence plan is by far
the best and most certain.
Below we append price-list OF the many bar
gains we are Offering.
DRESS GOODS.
Handsome SILK CHAIN POPLINs at ssc. worth
$L2s, and 81 worth $3.50;
MOaAIR ALPACAs, all shades at s7c. worth
soc.;
Elegant BLACK SILKS at o. worth $3.50, and
$3.50 worth sa;
SILK CHALLIKS, all colors
Beautiful GRANITE POPLINs at 4sc. worth
7sc.-a great bargain;
full lire Of BUFFALO BLACK ALPACAs;
PLAIN and PLAID (all colors) JAPANESE
CLOTHS and SEASIDE LUsTRES;
BLACK GRAPE CLOTH.
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FROM W. II. KEININGHAM, Broad street,
We have the May No. of Madam Demorest's
Illustrated Monthly, with plates and full
descriptions of the spring fashions.
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A.-Money advanced on diamonds, watches
jewelry, silverware, clothing, &c.
II. HARRIS K BRO,
1881 Main street [up sta,rs).
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THE CIRCULATION OF THE "D1s.
PATc H"Is LARGER THAN THE COM
B1NED CIRCULATION OF ALL THE
oTEER DAILY NEWSPAPERS OF THIS
CITH. a ru 4s,q -
AUCTION 1ALKs THE DAP.

OF ALL PurLfc OR PRIVATE SALES OF pE,r
GoLhf'- MADE BETWEEN THE FIRST DAY OF
EgIAH.ARY AND THE FIRST DAY OF JULY THE
tOhCHASER PAYS THE TAXES FOR THE PRE-
r okNT YEAR, BUT ON ALL SALES BETWEEN TIE
EihSE DAY OF JULY AND THE rHIRTY-FIRsT
OAK OF DECEMBER THE SELLER PAYS THEM
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d. ELLTsoE & Co. will insert advertisements In
the principal newspapers in Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Tennessee, and the northern cities, ct pub
lishers' rates, for cash. Apply at this office.
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We have now In store

We have now in store
HEMsTITCHED HANDKERCEIEFS at 2sc.-a
good bargain;
LINEN.CAMBRIC HANDKERCHIEFS at 81 per
dozen-cheap at sl.25;
LACE-TRIMMED HANDKERCHIEF5 very
cheap:
Fine POINT LACE HANDKERcH EFs-very
rich;
Beautiful STRIPED ALPACAs at SOC. per yard
worth 4ac.
Splendid BRoCADE ALPACAs at asc.-very
rich
SPOOL COTTON, equal to the best only aoc. per
dozen;
Beautiful soLID-CoLoR ALPACAs at SOC. y
LLAMA POPLINS, new styles, at ssc.;
WIDE RICH-sTRIPE POPLINs, exquisite
style, only 75c. worth 81;
CALICOES, fast colors, at 1oc.;
CALICOES, fast color5, at 12sc.;
DAISY RUFFLE at 25c. q piece. worth double;
CRoTCHET EDGING at CSC. a piece, worth Soc. !;
PAPER COLLARS in endless variety;
LINEN COLLARS, all styles;
LACE COLLARS, warranted genuine, soc.;
LACE COLLARS, warranted genuine, 7sc.
LACE COLLARS, warranted genuine, @l. These
goods are far below their value.
CORSETS, French wove, SOC, worth 81
PIQUEs, s
PIQUEs,
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COUNTRY MERCHANTS
are requested to call and examine our stock
which, Notwithstanding the effort made to convey
the idea that we do not wholesale, Is one OF the
largest and best selected
WHOLESALE STOCKS OF DRY GOODS
In this city-fling, as 1t does, the largest sales
rooms in Richmond.
We sell our wholesale customers just such goods
as we retail at our store, which has built up our
trade to It's present mammoth proportions.
LEVY BROTHERS,
aps 1918 and l3ls Main street.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

g IFYOU wIsHG00D, LIGHT. SWEET,
and wholest me Bread, Biscuit Rolls, Cakes, &C.,
use WAaNER's SUPERIOR AND NEVER
FAILING YEAST POWDERS. They are sli you
can desire; and besides, cost you less than much
inferior powders. Sold by Druggists and 6rooers.
ap lists E
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FISHING TACKLE. &e.

TISliNG TACKLE, FISH, ~MD
n ISGTal ast received,
large and complete assortment OF FlSuis6
TACkL. suitsble for country and the river dsh.
Ing. Some super Tor lines, Tor hand lines. would
call the attention OF tealer3 70 10Y stock. ~ think
the goods will suit he trade The prices cannot
fail 10 please. 4. ". TIGNoR, Gunmnkcr,
No. l132, Wsish's old stand, and
~ seyen.esnth street,
NH Slim near First Market.
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n VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,

m VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO..
.Et
PRICE LIST OF ooEFEz: =
GREEN. %, u. Is, %. 30. ssc.;
ROASTED. 81. 2s % sk @c.;
GROUND. Is % ~ 81, zoo.
PRICE LIST OF TEA:
YOUNG HYsoE tGresnh Is, 80 90, 81, s1.as-
best, sLso:
IMPERIAL teresnl. rs, 80. soc., 81, sLas-best,
d, sl.sd. . a..
eUNPowDER tereenh sOc., 81, sLaa, sLsa--
best, ga;
JAPAN (uncolored), soc., g. sLss-best. sLso
ENGLISH BREAKFAST (Blacs), 81, sl.as-oest
sLso;
ooLoNe (Black), 7t 50. %, 81, sLas-bsst sl.Io.
GOODS GUARANTEED
ANY ARTICLE NOT PROVING sATIsFAo-
TOBY CAN BE RETURNED Or
EXCHANGED.
GOODS DELIVERED FREE OF CHARGE IN
THE CITY, AT THE WHARVEs, AND
AT RAILROAD DEPoTs.
ORDERS FROM THE COUNTRY must state
distinctly the kind and price, and the direction
to be sent.
VIRGINIA TEA AND COFFEE CO.,
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Schooner d. L. Sturges cleared from New
York for Richmond on the 18th.
BELOW.
Schooner Summerviiie, Masters, from Eali-
fax, N. s.; four others, whose names are not
reported I; all bound up.
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WHITE GOODS.

WHITE GOODS.
Good SWISS MUsLINs at Is, 20. and asc.-none
worth less than rs and a7sc.;
FRENCH MUsLINS, very cheap;
PkQUES st al. 10 50, 90, and 7Sc.-bargains;
gIeDS-EYE DIAPER at SOC. worth TIC
DIAPER at 81. 81 50, and $a per piece-remarks-
bly, cheap; ;--.a...a----
TOWELS in endless variety and prices;
IRISH LINENS at 7sc. worth sl--considered by
every body very cheap; .......
PILLOW-CAsg LINEN at ss and ssc worth
more.
EMBROIDERIEs.
CAMBRIC EDGE at 90 IS, 80, and s7ic- none
worth less than 81 and eoc.;
CAMBRIA INsERTIN Gs, the same-some as low
as Is. per yard;
LINEN-CAMBRIC HASDKERCHIEFa hem
stitched, at ;5c.
We have large stock OF
hoSihhi' GLOVES,
NOTIONS, &C.,
which we are cfeT!ngat
PRICES THAT AsTOE1sH EVERY ONE!
All we ask is q call to see and be convinced.
HIEsa Z eU6aENHEIAER,
No. SIT Broad street.
Established lsss.
sALEsMEN:
". G. KRAS, j. Il. CHENERY, W. q. aoRDoa.
CLOSED ON SATURDAYS. NH 81
DIGS TONGUES,
Il PIGa' FEET,
DRIED BEsF,
PIl KLED SA'.NON,
CHOICE FAMILY and EXTRA FLOUR. H
apn HUNDLEY q TATUA.
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PIQUEi
PIQUES,

for Ladies' and Children's Dresses and sacques,
Ia buff and white
Also some beautiful styles BR1LLIAHTS and
PERCALEs very cheap. a
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AHrUsEs1ENTs.
P IGHMOND THEATRE.
BENEFIT Os ELLA.

BENEFIT Us ELLA.
AN ENTIRE NEW BILL.
Ftrt time or an entire new amusing comedy,
written expressly for tie HI PM N sIS Ms
Maryland. author OF DE Sdto.n ssNohsmed, -
Lenor Saliente," m the SOU bern national sopf,
70 Cd save the soLt1," entitled
NAY tarst tin rel................M el MISS BLANCHE.
BOB (nrtt tinel... ........ MISS ELLS.
bLus ON first time, ,..,.........a Mr.. BthHOP:
buciesque or gi r~f1r = -.-s-s ! -ss#-5rr
THE CoLLEEN BAwN.
dARCHhRS CEE6AH..... ....... MISS ELLA.
Introducing two new and popular seBgs, "The
Big sun-Flege.," and "Tte Tasseis on the
Bootsn c a-.r.a....4sF1.t. E4
MyLEs sACoPPALgEN... MISS RLANCHr.
GlLY O GONNER (the Colleen BawD). BISHOP.
TOMORROW lSatortay) NIGHT last night
GRAND FAREWELL PERFORMANCE tp 10
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MACHINERY, &c.
METROPOLITAN WORKS,
CORNER SEVENTH AND CANAL STREETS.

TANNER, EHBETS 4 DELANEY,
MACHIEIsTs, ENGINEERS. and FOUNDERS
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MILLINERY.


MRS. FANNY HUTZLER, S@o
Wh No. 4?3 BROAD STREET, HMkkG
would respectfully infor m her friends apd-SSSNSS
The sdles in general that she has received full
assortment OF '
BONNETS,
HATS,
FLOWERS,
RlBBOsS.
ILLUsIO>S,
GRAPE. &C.,
and will offer great inducements to all who Will "a
Vt The n'' Re gaIar UPENING OF sPeING STYLES
will take place on MONDAY, April 10th.
ap l6-lw
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6sTSHE" DRY GOODS STORE
BROAD STRLET-627, GET, 627.
NEW GOODS,
FRESH GOODS,
PRETTY GOODS
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Deduction OF PRICES,
DOVER LUMP COAL lper rs bushels de-
lveredl - w.. $3.50
DOVER HAIL coal (per rs bushels de-
DOVER COKE (per IS bushels delivered).... 400
SEASONED OAK WOOD tper half cord de.
lVeren! ............ I'S0
Office and yard on Sixth street near the canal.
ap2 t20,h II. q. JONES, Agent.
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WOOD AND COAL.

GHEAP WOOD, CHEAP WOOD.-I have
" just received another boat load Of that che sp
PiNE w iOiL. which Am st II selling to the pub
itc for - so per cord, delivered, 80 50 In The
yard Bier call early Is. slj Basin bank, be-
tween Ninth and tenth streets.
APPS Il. 4. PACE, Agent.
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n4K WOOD FIVE DOLLARS PER
" CORD II have lot of good OAK WOOD,
which 1 vii s.ll mt IS per cord delivered;
ANTHRACITE GOAL, low;
Best quality OF AIDLo! HAN LUMP,
Hall, AVERAGE and -MIfH'S COAL,
CLOVER HILL and DOVER COIL.
j. M.~PILCHER,
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Pursuant to the above order, Major Ell
derkin qualified yesterday morning before
the Hastings Court Of Magistrates.
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yATooD, WOOD, Wo0D.-I sm ceiling
w sEasoNED OAK 1T ss and PINE at SS
delivered, or ss and 81 10 the yard. WIN cell In
ANAL quantities TO poor people at the same rates
Ofuce IN the lower corner OF Libby Building:
woodward by the aide Of the same, between TWEEN.
sieth and Twensy-hrst streets. he woodward
sstes open on both Cary aud Dock. Orders LEFT
with G. j. SlST0H, No. I<as Main street. or with
CURTIS Il PkRKEh, on Eighteenth street be-
tween Main aud Cary, win be promptly flled.
ia< w. g. SELMS.
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/" By command Of Brevet Major General
Webb. s. F. CHALFIN,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-01
RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
Freight Train on the NJ. and 0. r. p.
Smashed Up.
Engineer and Fireman Probably
Fatally Burned.

A freight train over the Memphis
and Ohio Railroad was wrecked yes
terday by being thrown from the
track about three miles north of
Brownsville. The train was bound
West, and consisted OF over twenty
cars, heavily laden. The accident
was occasiOned by the section-gang,
at work on repairs, removing two
rails and failing to flag the approach
ing train in time to bringto it a stop
before reaching the break. The en-
gine, tender and sixteen ears are a
complete wreck, and we are informed
that the engineer and fireman were SO
severely burned before being rescued
as to render their recovery extremely
doubtful.
The passenger train due here at
midday yesterday arrived about an
hour behind time, q transfer of pas
sengers and baggage over the break
in the road OccasiOning the detention.
The road will, however, be cleared
during to-day, and passengers leaving
by the pm. train will go through
without delay.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-01

populating the Northwest, and your
now desolate fields viii again blossom
like the rose.
HOW THIS QUESTION IS VIEWED
FROM A NATIONAL STANDPOINT.
Full of importance as this question
is to US, it assumes q broader and
deeper and more imposing aspect
viewed from national standpoint.
In the first place the South, with its
present iaboring population, cannot
do much more than live. She cannot
materially advance, and of course can
contribute little or nothing towards
the payment of the national debt. In
the second place, the balance of trade
for the last several years has been
heavily against the United States, and
in favor of Europe. A constant drain
of the precious metals failed to meet
the annually accruing balance, and
gold interest paying United States
bonds have been sent in enormous
quantities across the water to settle
arrears. These bonds will be exhaust
ed after awhile; and then the 1000, 900
or I,500, 900 bales of cotton sent
abroad, will constitute nearly the
whole fund to draw against to pay Tor
our imports. If, however, we had q
full supply of labor, we could send
from 1000, ,OOe to 5000, 900 of bales to
Europe after retaining 100000 at
home to supply American splndles.
This would turn the balance of trade
in our favor, and bring back the
precious metals and the bonds. With
out this, or its equivalent, in some
Il, ffaI Ial
bankruptcy awaits the nation.
FINALE-ENERGY AND LABOR WANT
ED IN THE SOUTH.
In the discharge of the duty impO-
sed upon me, 1 traversed the States of
Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana, Illi-
nois, Missouri, Iowa, Nebraska, Ne
vada and California and the Terrific
ries 0f Wyoming and Utah. Before
that time, and at different intervals,
have been in almost every State of the
Union. Ihave seen this country from
the ArOOstOOk to the Rio Grande, and
from New York to San Francisco.
have noted soil, climate and produc-
tiOns everywhere. And though many
localities have advantages, yet all
things considered, you are blessed
above all other sections. Applause.
Your soil IS more generous, your eli
mate more genial, the results Of labor
more certain; and the amount of in
come from the same quantity of labor
at least double what it is anywhere
else. Ii we possessed nalf the eler-
gy Of the people in other sections of
the Union, this land would soon be
filled with a dense population. Agri-
culture would more than quadruple
it, production; manufactures would,
at home, transmute the raw material
into mercantile fabrics, railroads, tras
versing the country would furnish |
commercial Intercourse, abundance |
would smile upon the land, and a gay
generous and happy people would en-
joy its manifold blessings. TCOntinued
applause.
Gen. Miles was Atty minutes in de-
livering the address, of which the !
above embraces the main points, and
was listened to with marked atten- |
ton. Many of the audience were ne
UTOpa
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TELEGRAPHIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK.


New YORK., August 8l.-GOttsn quiet
and steaaYI sales 900 balesi uplands 35c.
Flour 3 G0tQ6 60, closing Sc better. Whis-
ky 81 l7dl IS. Amber Tennessee wheat
81 5S61 6Z. Corn 81 TO 81 I6. Rice steady.
Coffee in moderate request. Sugar active
Cuba ll1l1i2Hc.
Money.-Mopey is easy ct SCI per cent,
mostly .. Sterling heavy at 955@9H.
Cola opened az j33Z ard closed at 33JlG
33ss. The carrying rates were :. Clear
ances SOB, J0g, 900. Governments drm and
scarce. state bonds heavy; old Tennes-
sees COZ; new 5I3s.
NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, August 3l.-Cotton
sales l64 bales; middlings nominal at BE
receipts 20 Gaiss. -Hnua4 staee,nenti
gross receipts s4l, ,2I6, net 7gG,57s bales
exports, foreign, SIS, 534, coastwise DID. .S7l
bales; stock 10 bales. Flour, low grades
scarce; superdne s. 80; XXX S. 80; xxx
st IS. Corn, mixed, e71Zc; white 81 O5.
Oats Csc. Bran 81 05. HAY S26G26 90.
Others unchanged. Gold 331z. Sterling
45A. New York sight = premium.
OIAGIHRAT1,
CINCINNATI. kugust Sl.-Family -four
S5 7566. Corn s. o.. Oats 54,d5sc. Whis-
ky held at 81 Is. Pork held at S93GS3 25.
Bulk meats l394 to l6Ac. Bacon shouI-
ders BE; clear rib sides ls2(c. Hams g3Q
2le LAID ISszc. sagaE, raw, lsk to l6c,
" heat, red, 81 2GGal "a. Rye 81 to 81 on.
Butter &c. Eggs l3q lac.
ST. LOUIS.
ST. LOUIS, August 31.-Superfine -four
s5 25fG5 %. Wheat 81 05aI OH. Corn
50 54c. Bulk shoulders l4h5e. Bacon l3}1,
lSls@lB1ze. lard 1870,
FOREIGN.
uplands I3zd; Orleans l35s@l3s<d; sales
5000 bales.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-09-01
FRANKLIN
JOB PRINTING HOUSE
ANNUAL CIRCULAR.


MEMPHIS, Tenn, Septem nar !, 1863.
A 7 the opening Of another Commercial
~ Year, the Proprietor the Franklin Job
Printing House takes This occasion to con-
gratulate the Merchants and Business Men OF
Memphis upon the improved condition oi
the country, and the favorable prospects for
business the ensuing season.
During the summer, many additions have
been made TO the Franklin Printing House,
in the way Of new and improved labor-sav-
ing Materials, New Scripts, Circular Bill
Head and Card Type. Beautiful Cuts, Engrav-
ings and Designs, representing all kinds of
Business, Trades and Professions, HlumiDated
Borders, Vignettes, etc, etc, making the ONCE
complete in every particular.
The attention Of the Business Public is
called to the perfect machinery employed,
and the extraordinary facilities for executing
every description OF FINE MERCANTILE
PRINTING.
The Proprietor has baeR practically en-
gagged Ia the Printing Business IA Memphis
far nearly twenty years, and 1t will be his
constant endeavor, by strict personal attsn-
tion to all orders, and by giving. IN every in
stance, GOOD STOCK, FINE WORK, and Low,
UNIFORM PRICES, 70 merit she confidence and
patronage of the Business Community.
Respectfully, :. c. TOOF,
sci ProprietOr.