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The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-06-15
How it Strikes People in the Country.


Justice writes from Salem, New Jer-z
scry, to the Philadelphia Press:-'I see
by most every paper, an account Of
strikes for higher wages, and shorten
ing of hours; uniting of labor against
capital Will not capital have TO form
itself into societies against the labor
movement Now, everything else is
going down but labor; it takes two
bushels of wheat now to pay carpen
ter for q days work, three to pay ma
sons. nearly four bushels Of corn for
carpenter. six for mason, and all other
laborers in proportion. Now, it has
come to this: Produce must go up, or
labor must come dowr, as farmers can
not stand it. There is not one farmer
cut of four.to speak within bounds. th at
made living last year. For myself. I
can see no reason why labor should not
come down in proportion TO ether things.
Now farmers produce is nearly where
it was before the war-ard labor in all
cases more than twice as high. and in
many cases three and four times higher
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-06-15

LONG D1vIs1ox-A divorce.
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-06-15

S1.841, 0O7 SIS
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1869-06-15
Centreville, Ind.


PROF E S S SION l. CA r D S..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

DgOMS FOR E~EST-Jnees anG hOoIHs =
III. Tie FostOdlcs and Library baliuiLssl
c1Tner Jefferson and IhGrd stresls. AEqullo %
THOS. WICEERSHAM, second hooI RS
sfice Building.
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"a Gg0D JOKE on SCHNEIDER"
The Militia Robthe Wrong Man.
ssrayy on the Sheriff Of Critten-
deH.

Az Arkansas friend, reeiding in the
n~sighborhoca of Marion, who is disposed
to make the best Of everything, and
who, like R~abelais, believes in conquer
ing his soTrOws by laughing at them,
tells Us rather q good Joke on the Sheriff
OF CritteUdsn County, Ark.
Toe Sheriff be it known, is a Radical
and scalaWsg, and in full sympathy with
the militia, while our friend being u
Southern man and a Conservative, is
very obnoxious to them-in fact, so OBJ
noXlous that he has more than once
had 70 "get up and dust" from his
home.
A lev days ago the Sheriff, who is q
neighbor OF eur friend, came to town
and bought $ lot Of groceries and sup
plies, aud had them sent to Mound
City, to be transported by wagon to Ma
rion.
By some misunderstanding or mistake,
the Sherin''s wagon failed TO be at the
landing 70 receive The goods, while that
OF our friend happened to be there, and
about to return to Marion empty. Tho
opportunity was too good to be lost, so
the Sheriff asked AID obtained leave to
send his goods by the returning wagon;
he. however, remaining at the Mound.
The wagon and it's freight, mean
while, started on its wsy Re- lieing, in
charge Of our friends driver, and when
about half way to its destination was
waylaid snd sci upon by 8 band Of the
SasriI's friends, the militia, who were
living Ia wait fOr some such wIndfall be-
longing to " rebels" They were well
| posted as to the stock and teams in the
! country ana knew that they belonged to
81 fs-I .luA thou aCrnNH .,EanIar
| with irnpunity-in fact that they were
| atiielr meat" and they went for them,
! g9bbiing the wagon, team, driver and
contents.
In vain the driver protested that the
! Goods belonged to "de Sheriff." that ht
| vas "loil.U and "'deed dey didn't be
long 10 hiIa-'fOFe God Gsy dijn'tI'
| Ths militia were memorable, and tht
sugar and ccffae-the tea, crackers, sar
dines. canned fruits, and all, were ruth
| lessly plundeIe3, vanishing from thu
wagon tlike the bsselsss fabric Of
| visisn," and 0 not s rack was left be
Not content with this plumber, the
Sc 'zsd the wagon and team aud tool
them to camp, leaving the driver t
make his way home diseonsOlste, to tel
the tale Of the forsy and the plunderinI
OF his charge.
The Sheriff, when he heard Of it, jus
"rared,n and maybe I'VE don't say tbs
he did, but maybs( he did not cuss
few. Alas, it was tool late
oar friend, in consideration of havin
befriended the truly loyal Sheriff, sfte
much trouble, obtained his team an
wagon but the Sherif's goods wei
gone, i~rretrievsbiy gone, to that bourn
whence no goods return-into the vOrs
eious msws and capscious pockets
C,ayton's militia. Sic So seD1peT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

/ desire to says something from 3 sense
OF les importance, about d.. Stillmaa's
G.. r l. is no humbug, I can sssure
YOU. / have tested it Uery horOUgbly.
/ had the neuralgia very bsd indeed.
Afterward | was in a VERY %criiicsi cOndi-
ton with the jsuudies. used it 10 both
cases very freely, with 8 wonderfully hap
pv effect while It was cnTing ne. Its pow
er in large dcses IS not generally known.
think C hss been chiefly used es p tonic
or Alternative, and only IN small doses.
It has the most happy effect upon the
bowels, liver, kidneys and blood Of any
medicine 1 have sver taken, leaving no
weakening, bad feeling or bad effects. 1t
gives 3 powerful appetite, and takes
away ST dull and drowsy feelings and
the bad taste FROM the mouth and throat.
/ was almost 9 skeleton. ] continued 10
takeit for its general effects and am
getting feshy, gaining regularly q half
hound q day. l have 50 much conf
desee and liking Tor this medicins that /
feel anxious for my friends to test il
thoroughly, rs l have done, or I would be
FAR from making any such pubie notice.
NJ. d. MILLER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

SHOOTING ON THE LEvEE.-Conside-
reble Of o stir wss created on the lsyGe
Yesterday afternoon by several pistol
SHOTS fred IN rapid succession. On in
vestiEaiing the matter we found nobody
hurt excep. . 9u,e. The mate Of the
steamer Liberty, il appears, hal seen o
macIeyel up to some deyiltFy-stesliug
Drobsbjv-snd tried 10 catch hiaa. the
msekgrel would not be caught, and the
nsta blczad aWey at him with his six
shooter. missing tAs msckerel and hit
ting the mule. The mate vss arrested
and carried 20 the station house, where
he put 10 q tori=it for MS appearances
MeudsY morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

Davidson county and State Aforesaid, d,
aereby certify teal the shove Is 8 ttus
and correct transcript Of the record IL
the case OF the State VI. George r. Rut-
yer. as the anne appears Of record and
rom the papers on file in my Office.
N testimony of which l hereto sub
scrlDe my name and af1x The seal O.
said Court, at Ofiiee. this p DAY OF Jan.
uary, A. d. 1863, aud the Bfaety-thIr.
year OF American Inaepar dsuee.
&. +. DIGGO%S Clerk.
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Card Of rhaDT-

MEMPHIS, January % Is69.-At :
meeting OF the Board Of Trustees Of To.
congregation Children Of Israel, held OF
the date, e vote Of thanks wa
passed to the ladies and gentlemen who.
Dy their ubtiring zeal and industry, wer,
Instrumental in making the late fair :
success. CHARLES SCHLOss,
Secretary Congregation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

Msj. Blocher, editor OF the arkansas
Gazette OF Little Rock, passed through
the city yesterday On his way to Louil-
vile with . young aud lovely bride.
Oryilo Grant, Esq, Of Chicago, and
brother Of the President elect. IS in the
city, stopping at the sGbody Hotel. MIR.
Grant goes hence 70 New Orleans but
viii return tbs way in 3 coupIe CT weeks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

MEETING OF WORCESTERSHIRE
learn that e meeting OF the w0Ckingrden
OF Memphis viii be held at ih9 City Hsli,
Exchange building, en- next wednesday
evening, when The { scts "a the Mem
Ehis MsCbsuiCs' Saving Association VII
De explained Uy ueemUers Of the AssocIs-
ton. At the conclusion o. The meeting,
officers for the ensuing ye2r will be
eIzntad
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

How FALLEN l-Aunje Carroll, s
former bsiie among the danes dc pJaisir,
was carried before Squire Willard yes-
terdsy on charge Of 3 misfemeanor aud
nued ten dollars. Being unable % pay
the fire she took the psuper's oath and
was released on tie payment Of costs,
scme two dollars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17
Punishment 80 be Meeted Cut
by Military Law.

We Learn on indisputable authority,
he particulars Of One OF the most aWfl.
and terrible ouiTages yet perpetrated by
the infamous miscrgsnts compOslog the
militia 10 God-f0Tssken Arkausas-a
crime, the bars recital OF which woulO
.urdie the blood, did it not set it on ffC
with g burning desire for revenge.
On Thursday nine men belonging e
Wateon's command went to the house
Of q gentleman, whose name we do no;
give for obvious reasons, residing usai
Marion, and selling his three daughters,
young, accomplished and beautiful, com
mitted on them the most heiHous u
objectionable crime known TO man.
The young ladies sre well connected 10
this city, and the blow 10 the family 6DC
relatives is crushing and agonizing il
the extreme.
The rapsrs were pursued, arrested anc
identified, and We understand Col. Wat
son 3 Y they shall suffer the extreme
peualty Of the law. DMey are not pan
ished NTH death, sudden, SlCJt and ter
ribls, then we cannot longer counsel tia
she people to aught but war against
State Government that NOS only allows,
but counteuaBces and encourages, suct
jnfamies and attrccities,-war to the
and the knife to the hiit.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

The MISSIONARY HERALD, a monthly
magazine, devoted to the missionary IN
terests, for January, il at hand. The
Herald is published By the American
Board OF Missions, solely for its general
influence on the Christian public IN re-
gard to foreign missions. With b pres
eut number it enters upon it's slxty-ntth
. volume, and, We are informed with s
circulation which has nearly doubled
during the past year. Each number
contains q map or full page engraving
with 3 leading article on the subject;
The nreseut lumber contains map OF
| Chins, with q descriptive article and an
annual review or survey Of the missions
of he Board, The subscription price Il
one dollar per snnum Ia price when
barely covers the price of Manufactured,
which puts it within the reach OF every
amily.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

STEAM OVERS AND CLEASERs.-Fhos.
H. HuRt & Co, No. 246 Second street,
are prepared to DO 81 kinds OF cleaning,
diving and securing. They will make
ola clothes look as good as bran new, 6nd
that a. g cost which, compared with new
ones, il almost nothing. BY e new pro-
cess the original luster and shape Of the
garment Is preserved i'm an astonishing
amer, Gentlemen will consult econ
omy by sending Hunt d Co. their old
garments.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

THE FORGERY CAsE-The charge
against d Z. James, Esg, of forgery,
that we mentioned @ few days ago,
proved, on examination, TO be without
foundation, and was dismissed, the com
plainRnt having the cost Of eourt 70 pay
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

NEW BUSINESS.
BY Mr.. Lindsey A bill TO allow new
insurance computes TO be chartsd whert
the SUM of S100O00 shsIl lave been se
cured. The number OF ineOFporatOrs
viii rot be less than thirteen, and $50
600 of the capital stock must be depOs
tied with the Comptroller of the State
for the benefit of the policy holders.
BY Mr. Patterson A bill to render aid
to the Gallatin, Lebanon and Murfrees-
borO Railroad Company by extending
S10O 600 in S5ste bonds as = loan to the
company for the purpose Of building 3
bridge over the Cumberlasd river.
RAILROAD CHARTERS.
By request Of Mr.. Wisener, Senate bill
chETtsriug the S~helbyviile, FAYETTEVILLE
and Huntsville Railroad Company, and
the Shelbyville and Hamilton was taken
up and passed on its second reading.
THE KU-KLUX. .
Senate bill to amend an act passed
September 10, 1868, to enforce the laws
of the State y IS taken up. The bill Is
known as the " Ku Klux bill, and gives
the Governor the power to declare mar
tial law IL certain counties where it IL
Necessary. After considerable discussion,
the bill was passed on its third reading,
by ayes Il noe 4, ss follows:
Ayes-Messrs. AldTiGge, Eekle, Eaton,
EriersOn, Fuson, Gsrner. Henderson,
Keith, Mathews, Nelson, Parker, Rodg-
ers, Smith, Underwood, Wisener, Wyatt
and Speaker Ssntsr-l7.
Noes -Messrs. Cate, Lindsey, Mccall
and PAtteTson-4
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

NICHOLSON PAYEMENT.-Ihe con-
TRACTORS have finished ali OF the work Of
having with the Nicholson pavement let
10 them in this city. The Chancsry
Court has decided the question Of the
property owners liability in favor Of
The contractors. The contractors are re-
nuired by the city to enforce the cOllec-
=. of this tax by suits sgainst the prop
- COR It's condemnation and sale; hence
"haG expect 81 parties indebted TO
W. far the ravemeRt to come to our office
va aattIe. II there are those who can-
at nsv Inc Money, let them come up
I'D saw frankly what they can snd
Ill In; 10 and we shall DO what we can IL
49,, ,ng such terms as they may be able
TO offer us. J. +
January 2, 1869.
LEDGER and fOst copy.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

tbs members OF the Memphis CLUB
ana the public generally are invited 70
~itapd . German perfCrnlsnce which
= bs given positively On Lcntay even
WI ne ism. Admission nifty GEMS.
ing, = be had At nay oliice, 2l5 Main
street. Ew. WEXLgR. secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

The FIRST MEN OF THIS CITY.-Dr.
Clopton has 3 special call home, and VIII
lesYe the last Of the week, and will not
be here again thjs year. His patients 81
the city are bringing lheic friends in.
de treats with psglec. success, piles, bsttt-
la structures, exc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

FROM THE Army Hospital, the bloody
battlefield, the mansion Of the rich and
the humble abode OF the poor from the
Office and the sacred desk from d
mOnntsin-tOp, distant valley and farrell
islands Of the ocean from every nook
and corner OF the civilized world, is
pouring in the evidence OF the astonish-
ing effects IF BRAKES PLANTATION
.ITTERs, Thousands upon thousands OF
letters Ike the following may be seen st
our office!
. . = have been in the Army
Hospital for fourteen months, ~spsechless
and nsarly dead. At Alton, III, they
gave me u bottle OF Plantation BitteIs.
Three bottles have made me we'll man.
G. Il. FLAUTE,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

THE PEABODY HOTEL is now open
for the reception o. transient guests and
bosrders. Price per day, 8 90. Day
Eoarg. $40 per month. We viii u glad
10 welcCme our old friends sad guests.
a. d. COCKEELL SONS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

PHOTodRAPHIC ATELIER.-The art
and Photographic ateli-r of Mr. Y. Day,
on Main street, near the corner Of Union,
is one OF the most complete ia the United
States. Every branch OF the art, from
the simplest form of sun pictures up to
the life-size portrait in oil, is there prsc-
ticed to perfection, and the pictures made
are equal to those produced anywhere in
this country. Mr.. Day has lately Sc
cured the services of Mr.. Race, an artist
from New York, who will devote his
special attention and professional skill
and experience to taking and finishing
porcelain pictures. MIR. Cooper, the emf
nent portrait painter, is also st present
with Mr.. Day, but will be returning
| North in a few weeks. These oppcrtu-
mites for obtaining Efe-like pictures OF
loved ones are too good to be lost, and
our friends who wish 8 real work of ar
la the way Of q portrait should not fail
to avail themselves OF the chances OF
fePed. All pictures made by Mr.. Day
are warranted equal TO any made in the
United States, or no pay viii be charge
for them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

IL THE CITY AGAl,~.-Dr. J. a. Clep-
ton. of Huntsville, Ala, may oe con
srlted az the Worshsm Hou'ei room Nc;
4. for a few days. he refers OLS u
the most popular physicians Of Me.Gpn5S'
also his old patients Of the city. III
treats with perfect success, piles, gStH'u'
stricftres, JUNIORS, etc. Special atien-
ton given 10 diseases Of females. ttis
will be the only visit to the eiiy TINS
uaar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

IoE LCCKE's NEWS STAND, 1851 Main
street, is well supplied with reading ms
terIsl, embracing every variety OF danyi
weekly sad monthly papers, az Wei as
magazines ard ~perlooicsis. Al tne
moAh Stand.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

prrr~r or Srp. OF M~ETRoPOLITAN PoLTCF, Z
tEaPu Tenn, J9uu8ry ID, lsg
Goeeisl attention is called TO the OTdi-
nance f~orbidGing psTzOus thT06inz ashes
an DsvsG ~atrsels. 1t viii hereafter be
strictly enforced. a. =. BURDIrT,
ActtrE Supt. iet. Police.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

WANTED.-A few thousand Memphis
CITY bonds. I5quire st r0Om a Ogsrton
Hotel, between 9 andlg O'Clock on Mon
rfgW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

To WHOLESALE BUYEFs-JCst r.
ceived u thousand OysTeoaJs from Is
TO $40 each, at Walker Bros. q Co. -
Main street, Clay BuildiDg. II
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WANTS.

IANrHD-By a COmpeteat surveyor sne
w Engineer, \ situation. Address A p -
Ann AL office. tAH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

"EmvER MOON FLOUR."-We stul
have this brand of flour, which We war
rant eousl 20 any -four ard cheaper than
some brands. Also Harrison FiUur-the
"a standard-fresh, At Fnnis d Buck
Reuais cash store.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

An adjourned meeting for the organ
izstion OF q society Of the New Jarusa-
lem Church (SwedeuborgisDl will be
held at the United States Court rOoms in.
the Waldrsn Block, this afternoon at
Sbree o'clock. All are invited to attend.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17
FOR RENT.

DOR RENr-A BRICK COTTAGE With i've
rooms, ard haIf scIs OF ground Sttas2et'
Sf-uateI % Tate and Orleans streets sIHtdS
NFsnrs FIr Terms apply % Jesse N. 4ALei
: ltITU ey-ct-Law. SI5L second Sheet ia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

COUNTRY EGGs, received from the
country twics ; week:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

CHELSEA TO BE LIGHTED WITH Coal.
Ou.-H YOU want the best burner, buy
he sun Hinge Buckeye. sun Light, Coal
OF. (non-explosive). Also sosps, tin
ware, pitch aud resin, for sale by o. F..
Prescott & Co, No. 40 Jefferson st.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

THE GERMANTOWN INFAMY.-We are
informed that the ghostly raiders were
charging around Germantown right be-
fore last, hunting for the negro Wash
Henly, who ran away with the white
girl Jones On Thursday. We hope they
folnd him.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

MEMPHIS CLUB Observation-Disclosures
reasons the German performance for tins
benefit OF the Memphis CLUB has beer
postponed until Monday evening, the
l8th, when it will positively take place
Mr.. Hahn with his wife and q smsl.
cToups) will endeavor 70 entertain nj
HsTmap friends TO the best OF his ability,
and from what we learn from persons
Who know him, we guarantee q pleasant
evening. Admission only fifty cents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

THE CRYSTAL PALACE bar and billiard
yaolns having been reftted, are nov IN
Ter tue management Of Mr.. Parride
Perotti, the most elegant and fashionable
resort in the city I
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BOOKS, ETC.
YouNc q BROTHER.
p0RTRAIT PALNTLNG.

xxrM. CooPER iz e MS ed Cons IONS az !.
vs. 49, S~ortraits by him would do well
Ihoss IISlmsdistsly "a his stay viii be very
short,
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The Press and Times Of FTidsy ssys:
{" TEN days ago Col. Dowdy, OF Fentress
couaey, left home 10 take his seat il the
Legislature after the holidays, but has
not yet been heard from. His friends
entertain the strongest fears that hs has
been assassinated.by the Ku KiUx OF his
or the adjoining county, through which
he had to pass on his way TO Nashville"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

FARM 0 RENT have for rent
40 acres OF land nea Big Greek, on the
CoviDgtOn road. 1t is one OF the best
stock raising in the country. L willlease
it for three years. Apply at No. 40 JEFF
farson street. o. +. PREsC5TT,
Guardian.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

GENTLFNEN's wooden undershirts ano
drawers at 3. LOWslsteiu & Bros. ST less
than cost.
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SUNDAY APPEAL
0lHee--Eo. Is jefferson Street..
CITY MATTERS

ATTEND the great reduction sale at &.
InMenstein & BTCs.
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THE ATTENTION of the poles is ros-
pestfully called to the habit OF the negro
rag-piekers who throng the streets by
scores, running recklessly between well
dressed foot passengers, and compelling
them either to get out Of the way Or
have their clothing dsubed up By con-
tact with the filthy bags which they
no--u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

OLD RELIABLE-iho stat2meEtci enc
o. the lgst popular ald prosperous IL
suranee esmpzn- 10 the country, (rES
Ena) appears il or aaFes'.sIng c5l-
umus this morning Il speaAs sci user.
The ETSA is too well EunTn ss one q
the most stauuCh and reliable conpA3ies
Of the country to require e~0inmehuatl0n
from rs. MessTs. II a LIttietcn Cc-
represent the above company t@o'
sufficient 10 recommend it 10 L com
munity, even il il were not 60 well Z
faYoTaDly known.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

LADIES, Eisses and Cnildrens' wool
hose aI cost price st 3. Lowenslsip q
Rros.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

SUGARs.-A fine lot crushed, granula-
ted, powdered and New Orleans sugar
received, fresh, and viii sell low for cash
only. Cd FINNIE& BUoKHAM.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

DoLREAR's Commercial College, $50
Msin street, open the entire year, day
and night. New pupils received daily In
writing, bookkeeping, arithmetic etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

DIR. ROGERS LECTURE To-NIGHT.-
The Reformation the most deplorable
event of modern times; and the Cstho-
lie Church the only "thins OF beauty "
left on earth. At Greenlaw Club Hail.
corner Second aud Union streets.
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PARLoR MUSIC HALL.
Near Cor. sseond a=5 Jefferson sas-

A SUPERIOR ORCHEATRA has Deen sn-
a ssgsd. lhe Hall has bees lifted mp n eZ-
&c lent style. Good order viii Be maintained.
Tie Bar IS stocked with choice brands OF
Vine and Liquors j. W.THOAPsON,
FAC Mansger.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

WHITE and gray blankets at greatly
reduced prices st 3. Lowens:ein & ByOs.f
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-01-17

Markets The gloomy weather yes
terdsy did not prevent 3 large attend
s1cs at The markets yesterday atleI-
noon. The supply OK marketing Of 81
sorts, except hsh, E&s abundant bG.
oricas remain very high. Fowls, chick
ans snd turkeys have even advanced o.
holiday prices. Grown chickens were
held ii IS per dozen, or from 81 to =
eents eaah; turkeys, so 10 SPA per dozen,
81 IS to 50 each. Reef, choice cuts, Is 81
20 cents Ter pound. S5Ussge meat, 20
cs1tg Ter pound. Head cheese, 20 cent.
per pound. Vegetables Tsmaiued at for
a5er prizes. Sweet potatoes were searce
but turniDs, cabbage, eta are plentiful,
and in good demand. FISH were scarce
aud dear, a lake muNet, Weighing not
over one pound, selling for forty cents.