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Middletown transcript., 1870-05-21

hEkiFFALTY.-To the Voters of the Demo
- Crr1t cr@t,c 1tU, par'y @ Of New Castle County:
am induced to offer myself as a candidato e,
nomination for Sheriff for the County of Ney ,Ur
castle, pledging myself to abide by the nom;naMy inv
tion OF said Party and give my hearty sunnnrt a.
the successful candidate. Respectfully. fp''' y"
New Castle Hid. Dec. 25--ts
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-21
The Old FOLKS
The Amphion Band

VIII produce, on that occasion, some of their
choicest selections. They have in rehearsa
some new Marches, Quicksteps, Quadrils, Ned
ieys, Polkas, &c. which will be interspersef
through the vocal performances, and add fresh
attractions and variety to the whole.
&n ice Cream ard Strawberries will be,
Admission so Cents-Children Half Price.
Doors open at 73-Concert commences at 8.
may 2l-tc.
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-21
SHIERIFFALTY,
SHERIFFALTY.
10 the Electors Of Ne,o Castle Couuty

FELLOW CITIZENS Il offer nyOo1f ,o ,.o,,
s,aeraton for the office of SHERIFF of New Cas-.
tle county, subject to the nomination of the Dem:
''i"ao party. Respectfully yours, -
No,,, c.., ISAAC GRUBB.
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-21
GRANDCONCERT
Vocal and instrumental,
For the Benefit OF the Library Association
IN THE
TOWN HALL, MIDDLETOWN. DEF,
On Wednesday Eecning June 8, 1870.

"A NUMBER of Ladies and Gentlemen. ams-
"A teur vocalists assisted by the Amnh;nn
bahd, have kindly consented to give concert in
alu OF the hiddletown Library, on Wednesday
evening, the 9Th of June. The programme will
SOLOS, DUETS, TRIoS, QUARTETTS, AND
CHoRUSsEs,
with some fine sentimental and comic n;scas m
ec'ed with special care to give variety and graf
ify the tastes of ALL N s'"'
The Old Folks
VIII appear in antique costume, and sing num-
Der OF the melodies of the oden time. The nov
city and quaintness of this part of the programme
VIII form very attractive feature of the Concert
may be present. INV
Middletown transcript., 1870-05-21
The Democratic County Meeting

Which assembled at New Castle, on
Saturday last, was more largely attended
than any which has convened for q num-
Der of years. 1t was addressed by Messrs
Bayard, Whiteley and Barr.
The business committee reported the
following resolutions, which were unani-
mously adopted:
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MEETING Of IRISH cltIzEHs LAST

-
Over two hundred Of o9r Irish fellow
citizens met last night att the Assembly
Hall for the purpose Of Expressing sym
pathy with the French people In their
struggle to drive the invaders from The
soil OF La Belle France.
On motion, Mr.. JsmesD. Durn was sp-
pointed chairman, and Mr. ". N. Harvey
secretary.
was appointed, composed OF the following
named gentlemen: Messrs. Robert Goode,
Thomas Fleming. Chris. Pidgeon, John
Norton, NJ. PeDdergrasts
Mr.. Nichols, an exsmember OF the Leg
Iislature of Arkansas, wss called upon TO
address the meeting. Mr.. Nichols deliv-
cred an appropriate speech, stating the
objects of the meeting, and made many
happy and eloquentallusions to the bonds
of friendship which have ever existed be-
tween the French and the Irish people for
hundreds OF years, expressed b hope
that the hymn of liberty, La MdrseiJdase
has not been sung for the last time, and
that the tri-color flag Of France would yet
wave over the French soil, free from all
Invaders. This sentiment was loudly
applauded.l
At the conclusion Of the gentleman's
speech the COMMITTEES returned and made
the following reports:
Your Committee swould recommend
that the following named gentlemen be
appointed a Comm9tee on Permanent
Organization: Chairman, VIM. M. Har-
vey; Secretary, James o.. Durh; Tressu-
rer, Robert Goodes Your Committee
would further recommend that
two gentlemen Efrom each ward
in the city be appointsd to collect funds
in aid of the French people. The follow
ing members were appointed for that
purpose: First Ward, owen Dryer, Pat
Kelley. Second Ward, Martin Reynolds,
James Cannon. Third Ward, James
o. Durff, Pat Duffy. Fourth Ward, Thos.
Winters, Eugene Finn. Fifth Ward,
James Downes, j. B. Curry. Sixth
| Ward, VIM. Harvey, VIM. Ryan. Seventh
Ward, Robert Goede, John Oakley. Eighth
Ward, James Bfeartou, John Waters
Ninth Ward, H. II. Riley, James Reilly.
Tenth Ward, JyR. Pendergrast, Thomas
Fleming.
A considerable amount was collected
BY the committee before the meeting adj
iourned. On motion the meeting adj
journed until the 9Th of October next.
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"THEY FALL"


The wedge which entered the ranks of
the editorial profession of Memphis with
the death of tie late lamsnted Colonel
Birney Marshal has been driven further
in. The unseen hsndof the mailed skel-
eton warrior has sgain fallen and again
has swept away one Of those who spin out
their brains Into q wool and warp to
clothe the igaor9nee of others, and to ed
ucats the mu3ttsude. II is again our pain
full duty to s1nbunce the death of an d
tor-JAMEs DARLINGTON SYNNoTT, who
deceased yeslRrday, atone minute past 8
O'Clock, of ty hold pneumonia. Nh. Syn
not was q naive of Wales and WAS be-
tween thirtyseven and th~irty-eight years
old. He had been in Memphis sixteen
years and dArihg that time had been con
neeted withthe APPEAL, Bulletin, 4Tgls,
Monday Moq9sfAR NeOS u EeeRtag
Ledger in de capacity of a news editor,
local editor, or coppositor. H was a
man of retired hsbitsa9Eeat industry, and
had considerable genius. He died In the
bosom of she Holy Catholic Church, and
received 81 the consolation of its sacrs-
ments. BIS funeral will take place to-
morrow morning at 8 O'Clock from his
residence on the corner of Union Avenue
and Summer street. Requiem eterBdHn
dond cum D0Minel
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-23

The SToNEwALL JACKSON CONCERT.
This affair, 50 much talked Of during the
mast week, cOme&QE tonight at the New
Memphis TheateL which has BEEN gen
erously placed atthe disposal CT thegen-
tlemen having the concert in charge.
That it viii be All that has been promised
the programme appended will testify.
Whatever resources our amateur and pro-
fessiOnal musicians have, has been called
into requisiaon TO make a pleasant and
agreeable evening for all who can attend.
Besides this inducement, sufficient of
itself to Ill tbe house, there is the greater
one held Qua to our public OF helping TO
erect a monument to the memory Of the
great soldiaF%ho gave up his life for bis
beloved Soath. With all those whose
patriotism b not all lip service, The mem
Ory of StonewsB Jackson must ever be
held in sacred remembrance. His exalt-
ed characteEs as q Christian, no less than
his lofty and towering ability sndgenius
a. q soldier, has endesHed him TO all his
fellow counsfymen. 1t E-Proper, then,
that his fame should be perpetuatea by a
monument ezected near the scene of his
early lsbors, 8 monument that, while it
worthily speaks his name, Will yet Illus
tra.e his uElitarian character by serving
a useful purpose, In connection with ths
Virginia Military Institute. 1t is TO aid
"a gAAAAA&H 91S- - A-@s ALD
concert this evening is given. We hope
the fact viii be appreciated, and that the
house viii be filed TO overlooking. Here
is the programme:
A FIRST.
]. Overture-"Zampi" Is hands. -..-. Harold.
Messrs. l. Meyer, Sabatzky, Shulze
and Winkler.
?. Quartette-"The Ruined Chapel" Becker.
Sung by Mendelssohn Quartette
club.
g. solo. Psno-"Longing on the Ocean,"
Mr.. II, Seyfert.
4. Duet-"rhe Hope that the Nearest" Doni-
zstti--....Mr Heating and M. sabatzky.
5. Violin SOlO-"Fantasie de Ballet"-De Be-
q. Bollenberg.
o. SOng-"Beware." ballad. ....- Perrin.
Mrs. Heating.
7. Trio, Organ, Piano and lutte william
Tel, "Rossini-Messrs. Winkler, Schulze
and Hollenberg.
PART SECOND.
]. Overture-"POete Peasant".-----Suppee.
Messrs. Winkler, Sabatsky Mayer and
Shulze.
?. Duet-"The Moon has Raised Her Lamp
observation-disclosures Gideon and SabatZky.
3 Piano MurmuTs EOllan, '-Osottschalk.
= keallnR,
B. S~ong-"Ehe Wanderer "..............Schubert
Mr. P~apendiek.
9. Piano-"Tarantelle, .................Th alberg.
Herr Louis H. Meyer.
q Quartette@'C Cheerful Wanderer, Me
observation-disclosures Quarbette Club,
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ORDNANCE.
BY Alderman Prescott:

BY Alderman Prescott:
Be q ordained bg The General Council 9f the Cty
Of Memphis, as follows:
SECTION 1. Second street from the north
end of the Nicolson pavement to the north
ern boundary of the city is hereby directed
to be paved with stone for a width of ten and
one-half feet on each side of the middle line
of the street.
Section II. The cost and expenses of the
before mentioned work shall be assessed up
on the lots bounding or abutting said street
in the manner prescribed by the charter and
ordinances of the city Of Memphis.
Section Ill. The City Engineer shall, upon
the hnal passage Of this ordinance, advertise
for fifteen days for bids for the execution Of
the above work in accordance with accom-
panyfng specifications ION hle in the City
Engineers of1ce.)
Passed first reading, rules suspended, and
ordinance passed second and final reading
by the Board, July 20, 1870. Concurred in by
Council, aud passed second and nnal reading
September 7, 1870.
Approved, September Is, 1870.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor,
Attest: L r. RICHARDS, City Register.
aarf1A
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RIVER z w
BOATS LEAVINa THIS DAY.
IN PORT.
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

The river at t~his.point is swelling slow
ly.ss It rose 2 inches in the past "a hours.
The Arkansas is falling again. 1t dropped
4 or 5 inches yesterday, with nearly s feet
to Little Rock. White river is in fair
condition, with probably 5 feet to Au-
~gusta-plenty of water for the packets.
Our dispatches give the latest news from
all points. All the upper streams are
falling. There is no changein the weather.
1t is clear and pleasant. Business is brisk
on the leyee.
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VIM. BOwles, ESD, returned yesterday
lent health.
Col. Bowman, Of the well known cot
ton house OF Fepner, Bennett & Bowman,
j. again at homes afterka four weeks alb
sence in the North.
We omitted to mention yesterday,
that DIR. IA. Carr, opSasS well known
citizen Of Memphis, bnf now Of Mobile,
is In our city, psyIHga visit 70 his family
and legion Of 8fends. The DR.. is State
Agent of~the Southern Life Insurance
Company for the State OF Alabama, and
wesre glad to learn, is enjoying a large
and rapidly increasing business. He viii
remain a few days.
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DIED AROgs STRANGERS

The following viii explain itself, and
we hope that some one who knew and
loved the deceased may step forward and
claim the remains:
CrT-OFF, DREW Co, ARK,
September IS, 1870.
Editors APPeNCThere came 20 my
house. q few days sinee, syoung man by
the name Of sJohn g. oRstead, in bad
health. He Informed me thatbe had been
al work onthe railroad near Eoniee, and
had come to the hills to get Well.t On the
next morning be bad a chill and was not
up again. He died last evening Aof con-
gestiOn Of the hFsin and bOwelsf 1 send
you this 70 appear in your weekly, that
his parents, Who he infornaed me, were
living in MeNairy countyTennessee, may
know OF bis death. He was entirely des-
titute ofmesDs buthsd all necessary care
and attention paid him, as wen as med
icsl aid. Yours, etc, B. COLLINS.
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NEwORLRANs September 2.-Arrived:
Nick Longworth, Louisville; Louisville
fnom Cincinnati. Departed Pauline
carron and st. Marys for st. Louis.
CAIRO, September !. Port list: Mollie
Rogers, Evansville packet, IL p.m.;
Mary Forsyth, New Orleans to st. Louis,
8 am; st. Jose, Memphis to ST. Louis, 0
am; Burksville. Nashville packet, 10 a.
M; w. r. Arthur, st. Louis to New Or
deans, 2 pm; Sallie, Arkansas river to
st. Louis, 4 pm. Grand Tower, st. Louis
to Memphis, A pm, The river rose 8
Inches; weather clear and mercury 7Se.
) NASHVILLE, September 22.-The river
is falling, with two feet on Harpeth
Shoals. Weather, warm and clear. Ar
rived: Neupin, Cairo.
LoUIsvILLE, September 2.-The river
chute sFd ~ pet on PoTstspd pfF'
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NOTICE.

The friends and-Gcduaintancea Of the
late Owen Saaifh, and the public gener-
ally, are hereby notified tfat the business
Of his estsblishnRsot wiube Construed the
same as uszalSGratsfdf for past favors
and patronage, Il Is hoped that by prompt
attention 70 business by experienced
hands, the same viii be continued by a
generous Rnd kind public.
MKS. OWEN SMITH.
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Laths and Shingles.

THAVE new on hand a full stock of cypress,
i poplar and walnut lumber, laths and
sawed Rhingles. / lave also a large stock OF
logs-sm constantly saving, and am prepared
on short notice.
Rg- Mills and Lumber Yard on Wolf river
immediately north OF Bayou 9ayoso.
ssadaw q. u, VENA9LE.
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The SOctetd ~ C1t0te HJNee+"t~
-aasaIrn6E1ast@STeh3ns 1-rdtransacseo
important business.
We are under obligations to viii
Norsar4-~-~~a~Sfa AEeHrosuaHd Second
streets, Tor news fayors.
A statements going the rounds of the
press that Mr.. Vaughan, the CongFession-
al csntf6g9e,~~ Union soldier. De
never was in either army, and ren7aaned
strictly neutral during the war.
Ray Horse Saloon, corner Of Monroe
and second, streets. The celebrated Sam
Clsv whisky. 15c, ale, porter and 'alf-and-
'Alfs at loo. Duncan MacLesnHI Is the host.
H. G. Hollenberg has the most elegant
styles ofp1auos ever brought to this city.
A completezssortment of~Chickering, the
best snd cheapest h~rsIschzss piano IN the
world. Sold on easy terms.
in u report of the proceedings Of
the Congressional Convention al jackson,
we unintentionally represented Captain
Lacey as q caadiaas6a RPsnskhe fifteenth
bsllot without q vote.[fsis preR6rsS say,
and such is the Hset, that Captain Lscey's
name was Withdrawn by Governor Harris
before the last ballot was taken.
The barometer (sneroid) repeated yes
terdsy the queer thick that it played on
last SundSYIKssklt sank three-quarters
OF an inch in q half f0dfganda after re-
mainhAE at 2a1S Tor some terNplautes
again went back to g 70 in slnoseap in
slant. The barometer is in perfect order
and we cannot philOsophically account
fOLits queer conduct.
AT the stockholders meeting Of the
Masonic Temple of Memphis Association,
held last evening, a code OF constitution
and bylaws Rss subalitte5 10 them for
their approval, which ware wendAeNssed,
and after due consideration II was agreed
10 POSTPONE The meeting until two weeks
from tonight for the further discussion
OF the subject. Due notice of the time
and place OF the meeting viii be given.
A man set fire to some shsvings in the
alley IN the reSr Of Jacks crockery store,
Yesterday afternoon. On being arrested
he gave his name as LsKi -(prOnounciug
il LdEtRA Whev are youR@ sSid Johnnie
Gibson the clerk, "a German A
E~uglfShman," answersdlha prisoner,
ash dat a taussnd times" There WIS no
doubt ss 10 the prisoners nationality
AFTER that.
In reading the editorial OF the Ledger
Yesterday We struck the phrase inJes-
tine war" We don't know what the su-
tho nlszmt, Gut the phrase reminds US OF
whatEappened 70 zoe ImsHm ofAtUscat
Ia vsry particular frfeuIOf ours some
yearsagO. The imaumF bought n BOX of
SeidlNz powders, and fOt Knowing how
10 AXE them, consulted a sutier IN his
camp Nho talked English. The sutler
told him V take the tFelve white powders
first and theSYelve Flue ones next, each
dissolved in wsrer. f-fne lmaum did so
sud-hsd IN flteStiRs UGr, a fitting in his
stomach" as Major st. Paul, OF Mobile,
once said when ne ate q box CT sardines
and drank a bottle of champagne one
night about twelve o'clock.
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rimlns.cnurt-Flippin Iudas.

Yesterday TIA case of the State VS. FAN
ME Freeman $txteen presentments) for
keeping house of ill-fame, was disposed
of by a jury and a verdict of guilty rem
dered with a Recommendation to the mer-
Gy of the court. Judge Flippin fined the
defendant the sum of ten dollars in each
case, from which decision Mr.. Adams,
counsel of defendant, appealed to The Su-
preme Court.
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$1,000 Rewa.rd

For any case of Blind, Bleeding o.. ticking
PILES that DEBIHG'S Pile REMEDY fails 70
cure. 1t has cured cases of 2years standing.
Try II, and get rid Of the most troublesome
disease aesn is heir to. Sold by all druggiats
Bold everywhere. Send for pamphlet.
L~1brofoy-l12 Franklin street,
HaOn noTfIrn0vo M
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Brown q JONES, 282 Main street,
Bethel Block, wholesale asa setsil dealers
in PitssbuEg, cannefsnd Ohio river Goals,
and Gas Coke. Both city and steamer
trade supplied.
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WRare now receiving a very large and
elegant stock Of ladies' collars and cuffs
in lace edge, ruf1ed and plain, which we
will sell at fifty per cent. less than manu-
~iacturers' prices. Call and see.
T. W. JOHNSTON & co.
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SEED WHEAT, SEED OATs-We have
just received a large shipment Of red Nay
whest, Egyptian oats. seedEFe and al OF
the grasses. WARD, SMITH &sCO.,
2l5 Second STRAIT
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MEMPHIS TYPOGRAPHICAL USIoN.-
The members of SfemRbis Typographical
Union, No. IL, will msst-St the APPEAL
oRee st 8 o'clocksfis s~ftefaOoas to take
aoEiOn in Isgsfd to attending the funeral
of MF. = B. Synnott. By order II the
President.
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BLACK DIAMoNDs-Bigley, bfellersh &
Co, dealers in Pittsburg, eanaslsaRd an
thracfe coal, aBdP ltsHzrE n gas coke,
cornsr Main aad South Court streets,
Memphis, Tenn.
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ATTENTION, LADIESzEew arrivals Of
jet bracelets, jst hair bands. jet combs,
rich tsRGy feWe1Ys this week, at the Jet
Palace. So Ma8 Street.
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Second Circuit cuurt--HeisksII, Judge.

The case of the Memphis Gsyoso Gas
Genpany VS.. Niederer, was disposed of
yesterday, on argument. Judge Brown
closed the argument for the complainant.
The question in issue is with reference to
the collsctfon OF stock subscribed. The
Jury will be charged by Judge Heisksll,
after which the appeal cases on b docket
will be called for trial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-23

Kite q CoRwIEE, proprietorss Of the
Job Printing establishment in the AP-
PEAL Building, IA U~rfQu=Etreet are
now prepared % sxecute 0eders o Job
Printing on the shortest notice. TIL pa
irons Of the APPEAL viii bear this in
Enind and act s~ccordingly. q
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ALL Of the latest weekIies and month
lies, inst Eeesfxsdat aos Loeke's, 2S6H
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R s. oNE W. n. BROWN
JONES', BROWN g. CO.
COTTON FACTORS
COMMISSION MERCHANTS
27s Front Street,
MEMPHIS, : : TENNESSEE.

y 81 Bagging, Ties, Groceries, etc, furnished
ut lowest rates, and liberal advanc6s made on
oneiznment We are also agents for the
celebrated BROWN COTTON GIN, which il
considered by practical planters the very
bast ID use. We can confidently recommend
them, and believe they will be found upon
trial unrfYaled for perfect finish, strength,
simplicity. durability, fast and clean GIN
In saving this we think We viii De sustained
by the testimony OF cotton planters every
whers who hays used TIE Gips q tGz WskA
4e44 u
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ADJUSTMENTS.

WANTED-An engine and boiler Of s or
l0-hOrse power. Apply at this Office.
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BERLIN ZEPHIR WOOL, embroidering
csnvss ErEttsxns s40~wea are now in re-
ceipt OF tbs Iargassand most complete
city. 7. W. JOHNSTON q co.
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wANrED-An engine and boiler Of 8 Oh
10-horse power. Apply at this office.
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TAKEN UP.
LOCAL NEWS.

-DetbsuAweommsreiF eofe,ssO Main
W. H~A&itahellsschaaAAAsd ST.
-Gox~Aicorn, Mississippi, is in
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For Arkansas RiVer---Memphis and
Arkansas River Packet Co.
EeU. s. Nail Lins.
FALL ARRANGEMENT.
Mondays, Wednesdays and Frida
Cotton and Hay Presa-New and Usefal-G.
W. S~wlnehread's improved Hay and Cot
fnn ppeaa-

DIlAVA An q =
W. SwInehread's improved Hay and Cot
ton Press.
A 81 have succeeded in getting a patent
N granted me on the 18th day OF August,
ls7O. on presses for hay and cotton, / now pro-
pose to place them before the public Tor gem
eral use. My invention Is reduced down 70
simplicity, strength and durability so much
that any set of field hands can work II with
good success. 1 claim for my Invention, over
the Utley and all other presses, this, viz: My
gripingb blocks which grip the upright iron
bars as soon as the levers are applied, hold
fast and forces the follower down with great
power; as soon IS the power Is taken on the
blocks will slide down the bar perfectly
loose, and ready for renewal of hold, which
renders Ii entirely impossible to get out Of
order, a virtue which no other press has.
The lever which I use, is q common straight
lever applied direct to the gripping blocEs;
my follower is run up by means of Vtndlas
and rope and is arranged to work very easy.
All who may wish a press, royalty, county
or State rights, will apply TO j. +. Dowdy,
Noa24 Front street Memphis, who has the
nllright TO sell and make titles, and VIII
a pleasure in showing the press, which Is
situated in 'front.' of his ofice. d&wsepl5
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SINMaFs' LIVER REGVkAToR, if per-
sisted in~RRnFet most stubborn
i.vOr disease. There is no failure about
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TIE best styles of dneas goeds-sre to be
found at the southern Palace, 3S2 Main
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AVERT THE EvIL.-If a mother would
give Mrs. Nhitcomb's Syrup to their
Children when sick mortality would be
less among them. Il costs only twenty
ga nnnta
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NOVELTIES in lsces and smbroideries
are to be found at the Southern Palace,
332 Main street.
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FrFrY HoURs-NEw YORK DAILIEs.-
Joe Locke, 1861 Main street, receives the
Herald, world, Ziaees, Tribune san and
Jouraatof zos@ssssses also, the weeklies,
ETC., through in fifty hours.
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PIANO COVERS AND SrooLs-Just re-
csived an SlU9eRkeana~eS3npfete assort-
ment, at II. q. H~ollenberg's, 233 Main
street.
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CARPETS AND OBJ CLoFHs.-Neva and
handsome, lust received a. Anies, Beattie
q Co.'S kurniturs and Carpet Store, S96
Main street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-23

A HANDSOME lot OF let ieWelry, just re-
ceived, al GINS, z8M2in street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-23

BELLE IrALA.-In obedience to a reso-
luton passed by the Societq dS-.EniO1e c
FrateLdnza LtdLsdaa, the4tslians Of Mem
phis and all the friends of unItOd Italy,
are respectfully requested to meet as As
sembly Hall this evening att O'Clock, for
the purpose of taking action iAthe won
derful events now Transporting IN that sun
nv land. The meeting being purely ma
tional. no p01fticator religious discussions
will be- permitted.
]. A. sIGNAIGo, President.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-23
PERSONAL.

Dress goods Of every assSntptiou, very
cheap. CANS. 29s Main street.