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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01


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St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1870-07-01
SENECAS OF NEW YORK.

For permanent annuity, i'll lieu of in
tcrcst on stock, per act of nineteenth of
February, eighteen hundred and thirty
one, six thousand dollars.
For interest, in lieu of inv eStment, on
scv, niy-tivc thousand dollars, at five per
ccnIum, PER act of twenly.s venth June,
eighteen hundred AMI torty-six, three
,hUu-:.nI seven hundred and fifty
dollars.
For interest. at five per rentum, on
!oriy-.hrcc thousand aud fifty dollars,
transferred from Ontario Bank to the
United States treasury, per act of twen-
ty-scycnth June, eighteen hundred and
!urty--iX, two thousand one hundred and
.i.ty-iwo dollars aud fifty cents
SENECAS AND SHAWNEES.
For permanent annuity, III specie, per
.ourth article treaty seventeenth Septem-
Der, eighteen hundred and eighteen, one
thousand dollara
For blacksmith and assistant, shop and
tools, ana iron and steel for shop, during
tie pleasure OF the President, per fourth
article treaty twentieth July, eighteen
hundred and thirly-one, one thousand
and sixty dollars
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SIIOSIIONES.
WESTERN BANDS.

For sixth OF twenty instalments, to be
expended, under the direction OF the Pres
iien;. ia the purchase of such articles as
he may deem suitable to their wants, Ell
thcr as hunters or herdsmen, per seventh
treaty October first, eighteen hundred
ami slXty-threc, five thousand dollars.
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SIIAWNEES.

For permanent annuity for education
al purposes, per fourth article treaty third
August, sevcntocn hundred and ninety
five, and third article tenth May, eight
cen hundred and iitty-iour, one thousand
dollars.
For permanent annuity, in specie, for
educational purposes, per fourth article
treaty twcnty-nlnrh September, eighteen
hundred and seventeen, and third article
treaty tenth May, eighteen hunired and
iilty-tour, two thousand dollars
For interest, at five per ccntum, on
forty thousand dollars, for educational
purposes, per third article treaty tenth
May, eighteen hundred and titty-iour,
TWO thousand dollars.
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tiOSHIP BANDS.

For sixth Of twenty instruments. to ne
eNuyn,icI. under the dirrction of III.
President, in tire nu.hos, of .r.,, .,r,;-
rlc-. iaclulip,, ,q,irIe for brrJin,r nr otbnr
purposes. as Inc -haiI deem ,ujtahIc for
their want. and r,nLiri,n ni,bor -.
hrnt,mcn or hord-mep. per seventh orti-
Gle treaty O,tober twelfth r;ahtran hnn.
.IrrJ and ,ixtv-tLrcn ono th@n.nnI III
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WINNEBAGOES.

For interest on one million dollars, al
five per centum, per fourth article treaty
first November, eighteen hundred and
thirty-seven, and joint resolution July
seventeenth, eighteen hundred and sixty
| two, fifty thousand dollars.
For twenty-third of thirty instalments
of interest on eighty-five thousand dol
lars, at five per centum, per fourth arti-
Gle treaty thirteenth October, eighteen
hundred and forty-six, four thousand two
hundred and fifty dollars
WALL-PAII-PE TRIBE OF SNAKE
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NlN NATlONS OF NEW YORK.

Fer ornament annuity in clothing
and ".r,; useful af'i les. per sixth arti
rir ,I':..y seventeenth November, seven
e, ii tur:!,I and ninety-iour, tour thou
-..ui iiNt hundred dolllr~.
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INDIANS

For third of five instalments, to be ex-
pended under the direction of the Prc,i-
dent, as per seventh article treaty of Au-
gust twelfth, eighteen hundred and sixty
five, two thousand dollars.
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crackers mad in rhs United >..-.-.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-05

order of each pensioner, to be paid the
nensioners. who shall be thus paid
every three months instead OF semi
annually as now, aud that SlO0,W0
shaU be paid annually to officers fer
their services, In equitable pr0p0r-
tions, instead of the $3.50. GOO paid in
commissions now in quarterly pay
ments. 1t is claimed that this will
save the pensioners several millions
now paid on money loaned ON the
pledges of pension certificates, and
save them 81 400, 110annually paid TO
agents for collecting pensions, ana
500 900 paid for uorary fees and iOr
preparing pension papers.
Tie House then took up the bill for
The temporary relief OF the poor OF the
District Of Columbia. the amend
ment offered by Mr.. Logan the other
day, instTucting the Secretary OF War
to issue rati0ns to the poor, was
adopted. Yeas, 90; nays, So; and the
bill was then passed. Yeas, llO; nays,
So.
Mr.. Negley introduced a bill 20 pre-
vent the sale of coal oil, or other oils,
for illuminating purposes that viii
ignite III a lower temperature than
10 degrees Fahrenheit Referred to
Committee on Ways and Means.
Mr.. Coke introduced bill which
was referred, regulating the issues OF
currency, and for its equitable dis
tributiOn, and 10 check the drain Of
coin and prepare for the permanent
resumption OF specie payment. The
House then adjourned.
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preventing a serious disturbance be
tween whites and blacks
Bishop Quintard was reported seri-
ously IN in Alabima, but is now bet
ter and at Rome, Georgia.
ASSOCIATED PRESS DISPATCHES.
NASHVILLE, February 1.-The Sen
ate judiciary Committee reported a
bill to-day responsive to Gov. Senter's
message, providing for the appoint
ment of additional officers to preserve
I the peace and punish mobs.
a hop was given tonight at the
Stacey House to the officers of the
Fourteenth Infantry. The elite Of the
city were present. Everything passed
off pleasantly. 1t was the most bril-
liant affair Of the season.
The Green Line excursion train ar
rived from Savannah this morning,
and proceeded to Louisville. But a
small number Of the excUrsiOnists
were aboard, the remainder having
gone IA other directions. The trip is
spoken Of as a delightful affair.
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heavy tolls, the right extending to a
period of twenty-five years. BY an
amendment TO the charter, granted on
the 4th of March, 1867, power was
given to the company to take and use
dirt, stone and timber within sixty
feet on each side from the center Of
the road, without making any pro-
vision whatever for compensation to
owners for property taken. The com
pany, under this charter obtained by
Smith, has seized the bridges over
the NOncOnnah on the HernandO and
Horn Lake road, built by Shelby
county, and its property, too, just as
much as is its jail, and IL is levying u
toll of ten cents on each foot passen-
ger, and from twenty-five to seventy
i've cents on teams crossing the
property Of Shelby county is, under a
color OF law, seized by few of its cit
iZens and made use of to fleece the
community. Every poor negro pass
ing NOncOnnah to or from Memphis,
who crosses on foot these bridges,
built by the county, is charged ten
cents. In one instance, negro wish
ing to cross The bridge on the Herman
do road, ami having no money, was
refused permission. In his anxiety to
cross the stream, he endaavored to
ford it, and perished in the attempt.
The right 10 charge these tolls eX-
tends, as we before remarked, for a
period of twenty-five years, before
which time Memphis will probably
number two hundred thousand peO-
pie, and the value Of the privilege, if
not declared unconstitutional, will be
incalcUlable, as will be the burden of
the public. For his services in secur-
ing this charter, w. J. Smith receives
Il gift Of Oue-iOurth of its entire inter-
est. Does this look like equal and
exact justice 10 all men?"
DON PIATT DIsMISsES SMITH AS THE
MOST CORRUPT RASCAL IN CON
GREss.
l have not the space or the time to
follow this man through his infamous
career, from the gumdrOps and pea
nuts Of the Grand junction, to his
appearance on the floor of Congress,
u member elect from a civilized
community in Tennessee. There is no
step that is not tainted with fraud,
ana no act that has not been left with
clear positive proof to sustain the
charge OF corruption. He eutereued
the army to plunder, and the Legisla-
ture 10 steal, and mas used que dill
gence in the prosecution OF both, with
no shame to restrain and no con-
science ~ check him. have not told
hail, for there are some charges too
foul Tor my pen or your paper.
We owe ii TO our party, II not our
country, to shake OF such creatures.
How long we can retain the conf
dence of the people while crOWding
such creatures TO the front as trusted
agents, if not leaders, any one is pre-
pared 10 answer. 1t is degradation
10 our Congress, that, under a shallow
pretense o. loyalty, such members
should be retained, and We poliute the
The war records Of cur galiaut soldiers
when we permit such camp followers
to draw hOuOrs from them.
- "ars leave Old Jerusalem:
and if the Republican party in Con-
gress can sustain him l can stand II,
But | do not want 80 hear any more
OF the cry Of wanton cruelty and per-
secutiOn.
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MONDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1870,

Between the hours OF 10 O'Clock am, and ,
pm. the following described tract OF land,
containing one hundred and hve (iG5) acres,
lying in the eleventh surveyors district Of
Shsiny county, and state Oi Tennessee, Oh
the south side Of Wolf river:
Beginning Et a stake with p0st-0ak pointer,
in tie northwest corner o. a two hundred
acre tract entered ia the name OF Vim. Law
renee; thence south . chains ami % links 10
stake with an elu pointer; thence west
chains and Al Inks 70 a staEe with white-O9 K
aud sWcetgGm pointers: thence south II
chains gnl 70 iiHks 60 stake with two red
oak pointers. taCHce east Is chains and a
Haks 10 a stake with sweet gum pointer
thence uDryh 10 chains 90 "a stake with gam
ana elm pointers; thence WesG . chaiUs 20
the be-iuuIug.
Terms OF S5;ie-ORe-thir7 cash; bslsnce, On
acredit o. one and tgO years. with interest
purchaser executing notes, W;th approved 80
curtJy, a lien neiug retained on the land Tor
The deferred payments.
JOHN LOAGUE, Clerk.
BY BERNARD COLL, Deputy Clerk.
The sale OF the L nj mentioned in the petit
ton In the above entitled cause IS, hg the
consent Of the parties in interest, continued
until the furthgr orders Of the Court.
JOHN LOAGCE, Clerk.
February 3, 1870. feh4
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TERRE IAUrE, IND, February Il
The most intense e&Ct,gHeGt prevails
in Clark county, H., iu consequence,
OF the discovery OF gold, on Big Greek
about twenty miles from this cry. y
late returned Californian, a miner o
eighteen years experience, has been
for some days prospecting in the ra-
vince a'oug the creeks, and ia every
handful OF earth he mas found gold in
paying quantities. The people Of thaI
sectiGR sre wild with the gold mania
and leaving All their other business 10
search for the precious metal.
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TELEGRAPHlC RARKETS
NEW YORK.


NEW YORK, February 4.-Cotton heavy
and declining: upJauds - g. Flour 81 10
%. WHISKY totac Nueat-No. spring
81 iS5Sl Ia Corn SSa92. ,usar-Cuba 80
lg4c. Rice dull, 6G714. Molasses 7Oe76. coffee
driu.
Dry Goods-Owing to the increasing de-
mand Tor goods suitable for the wants Of the
early trade, prices are held with increasing
rrmueSS. especially with heavy makes oil
plain and colored LaiIcOts, yet there Is not
tn Jugu OF business doing To Warrant aily iuT-
ther advance beyond tae equIliZatiJn of the
rute- already established All makes Of be-
llines are now LeId at -Oc; frSt-class Prints
at I2glZ1zci heavy Sueetings l596c
ST. LOUIS.
ST LOUIS, February 4.-Flour superhue,
3 23Gsi 40. " hesl, No. Spring sjc. Cora 75c.
Oais 5Iud5c. Barley 81 % i 10. Rye 75aIS
Whisky sJc. sugar ll9Es4c MolsSses too
&c. Pork 81 cJlyz7 OU. Bulk shoulders IDc;
sides HArlE{c. Bacon shoulders I3tE sc;
siueS l5lt .6Lc; hens 1913. JHrd Is. IOr
bacco steady; luSs, 20 O0se5 "; medium Leaf,
50 Ugh 70; manufacturing, sl2 O0S@4 10.
CINCINNATI.
CISCINNATI, February H. Flour fr1n-fam-
lily g yUag5 A.. WTea. 81 l0Sj u. Corn, 75g74
Oats 5udJ5. Rye Slag0c. tOttOn-Iniddliugs
ll@g2ilae. Whisky SIC. Pork ST .. Lard l51s.
Bulk shoulders LOe l0t4c; sides Hg l4'ac. Bacon
Sugar Ilss. s &c 80 Is2.S. n{ie Noia.sss : * Z 80 &
CHICAGO.
CHICAGO, February 4-Flour-spriug Y
s. sOgs4 %. Wheat S5eSSI}zc. Corn lie
Oats is4C. Rye Gj 3675yc- Barley 70s75o--
HlEusgt tus's SiC.sj-la. Pork sZ5 81. i.aTu 10.
SUlk sides 49, te 5}.c; shoulders l0c: mid
dies IJc. Hams !itasl5H. sugar rs 81.
LOUISVILLE.
I,oUIsvILLE, February Action steady.
Zt{c tlCE-, family. .. " neat - -. Corn SOC.
Oats 6jc. sales OF fobaOcJ lcu hhds. - gS-,d o.
Mess pork ST u. bacon shoulders l@Lc}
Siues l5tt a!b4c. Bulk shoulders lie; sides
lf5t el5c. Hams, sugar cured, B1zStc. Lard
tierce. l554c. WHISKY Soc.
NEW ORLEANS.
NSw ORLEANS, February 4-Cotton e4}zc.
Sales 900; Receipts 1884 bales; Exports To Vera
Cruz $50 bales: cGastwise GO bales. Flour
IS 4gts5 so So T. Corn Il Wel 10. Hay S-S o..
Mnlus~eS. prime 6S t7Gc Whisky G5cd$i IS
COlfet-falr lsEs u =, FsimP tgi40lfi<. BACON
5hGu iders i4c; sides is. sold .2lis. sterling
i3l. New York slght : di-count-
NASHNlLLE.
NASHVILLE. February 4.-Cotton quiet
Low MiddIiug 3ls; Good Ordinary S}4 stock
on hand $3.50 bales. Wheat. red, 81; amber
81 10; white 81 Is. Corn SJc loose; 753lI
sacked and delivered. Oats, loose. soc: sack
ed 71c. Flour S4 90 70 So - for suPerhne 70
fancy. Bacon, clear sides l7c; shoulders 1874 (;
country hams zi4c; city sugar-cured BE;
plain city l9c Lard 7Ec. Bulk clear sides
l5l4c; clear ribbed l454; shoulders nc hump
pork s2i per 6bl
MOBILE.
MOBILE. February 4-Cotton-week's re
ceipts gn6 bales; exports TO Great Britain SZ76,
10 France 1911, eOastwise 23i6, stock q pa, o.
which q eco is shipboard. Sales 6y01; sale to-
5ay 100. The market is quiet bun flrLn a 2ic
Receipts .70S; exports 40 uales.
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FOREIGN SUMMARY.

l;siy.
ROME, January 1.-THE Pope has
announced that he will hereafter de-
cline 10 participate in the controversy
respecting the dogma Of lnfall,bility.
Russia.
ST PETERSBURG, February 4.-The
Journal, the official orgaA, finds IL nee
essary to-day, IN view OF tho Meri-
tinagren question, to reiterate the
Russian G0vernments' anxiety for
peace.
Fra5ce.
PARIS, February 4.--DiSpatches re-
ceivcd here to-day announce that the
Archbishop Of Lyons is in 1t very
precarious condition, and it was
thought that he could not live through
the day.
Saain.
MADRID, February 4.-Ohicial dis
patches from Havana, announcing the
defeat ol the Insurgents by the Ma
tiOnal troops, were received here last
evening, and We're the occasion OF
great rejoicing.
England
LONDON, February at Is report
ed that the NiCerOy of Egypt has en-
tered into an alliance with Greece.
The weather throughout England
for the past few days has been clear,
cool ana delightful.
The delays noticeable in the cable
/ service recently do not arise from any
I imperfectiOns in the cable, or land
connections. The Government, on the
( lst assumed control of the telegraphiC
system Of the Kingdom, and tai
/ change alone must be ascriDed 10 the
present management.
The Times this morning in an edito
rial article on the present depressiof
/ in the cotton trade, ascribes the caus'
10 the dearness OF the raw materia
and superiority Of American manuiac
tures and thinks the true remedie
for the distress arec first, greater intel
liqence and skill on the part of tn
workmen; and second, u reduction il
the price OF coal,
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sg1eryisino lnypector Of Staanb1als

WASHINGTON, February 4.-Vhe
Eighteenth Annual Convention OF the
Supervising Inspectors of Steamboats,
of the United States, which, has been
In session during the past week, adj
iourned last NIGHT, after revision o.
existing steamboat laws, and prepM-
ing "A draft OF a bill designed 10 serve
as a codifcatiOn Of all provisions
which they deem best calculated IA
insure safety 10 life and property on
hoard vessels propelled by steam.
This proposed bin mas been submitted
10 the Secretary oi the Treasury Tor his
consideration, and it is believed ne
will recommend its enactment by
CONGRESS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-05

BOsToN, February 4.-The Supreme
Court, on the question OF the right 70
summariiy destroy gambling imple-
mpmts seized by a legal process, mas
decided that the owners Of such arti-
clas cannot cous-i,utionally be de
prived of them, without notice, actual
or constructive, OF au opportunity 10
be heard, and the court cannot law
fully caUze them to be destroyed,
without giving a reasonable notice to
the owners and also that money
seized upon such p warrant and turned
into court, Is not by any statute made
subject to forfeiture.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-05

NEW YORK, February 4.-Th9 case
Of Jervey ., al vs.. Hart ct al came up
yesterday IN the Supreme Co&rt spe-
cjal term on motion for au iBjuuc-
ton and the appointment OF 3 re-
ceiver. This ease involves some very
delicate questions OF law arising out
ted Steamship Company was organ
lied Ia 1888 by the Legislature OF
South Carolina, for tte aEGWed pur-
pose Of running the blocaie in and OUT
of Charleston, and tine question now
is, can q partnership agreement be en-
forced under such circumstances.
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NEW YORK, February 4.-Yester-
day the delegates 10 the Trotting
Association Congress, from asSOcia-
tiOns throughout the United States,
met for the purpose OF receiving the
report Of the Committee Oh Bales and
Regulations. The latter not being
prepared to report, p0stp0nemeut
was had uEtil noon to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-05

New York, February mormon
missionaries are now engaged in pro-
mitigating their peculiar doctrines
among the people of Freep0rt, Arm
stead, Rockville, River Head and
Medford, Long Isand. They say
they have made many converts.
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osin contestsd EIsct.on cass.

CoLUABUs, February 4.-The last of
tba c,-,,~tested election eases in the
House was 6i,-@-,i'isd this morning,
by Rlskesley, Republican, ,,,'., ing MS
seat. The House now stands, Repub-
licans. 81: Democrats. s.
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Eichsraso S Maratrer.

New YORK, February 4.-McFar-
land, the murderer of Richardson,
was visited in the TOmbs, yesterday,
by Mr.. Rogers, OF Philadelphia, who
pr0fered $500 to the fund Tor his de-
fpusc.
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The AHti- Slavery So5ie'y.

NEW YoRK, February 4.-It is said
that the Aupricdn Anti-SiaveTy so
ciety will hold a fitting c0mmemOra-
tive meeting in this city at an early
day afJer the official prOmuigation ot
the NVth Amendment.
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CHANCERY SALE
MONDAY, FEBRUARY "a, 1870.

No. BIS, o. R.-ChaBeery Court OF ", n phis.
Y virta- OF an iutereoiut0ry dec e. Ia this
- cause, viii sell. Il public suction, O., the
highest bidder, IN the town Of Fort Firs - iliK.
On Mos LAY. February "A. Is7U. tulu .al
hours. the following described kea Esr.lte,
to-Wft:
The south half Of Block No 50. IN thai part
Of the city Of Memphis called Fort Piess iuz-
and lying between FIfth tire On the t--t
and Fourth street On the W-st, and Ulol~o1
-treet on the south, and the nr-t zli-s east Of
GnOlson -treet on the north. iron tfuz isu feet
inches on ffth street and ~ f-sl On VI hO--
son street
TzENs OF SALE-CaSh 70 ths amount Of the
decree herein and cos-s; balance on q credit
OI twelve mOhtns- Equity OF redemptiOE
barred.
In case the above sale snail 1sil 70 brius the
amount OF the decree heTeIn and ctzsls. tIeu
and Ira that event the nOrLn hal uf said
olock No. ~ viii BE- s0iG, IN luts Or subdivi-
siOu-; sale u continue Until TIE aiIuu Z
r-QuLslte 70 satisfy tae decree herein and
costs IN CASH, ~ yielded
Terms OF sale OF north nalfof Block 40 zl-
Oue-uel- cash; balance on a rre.iIr %. .gF-lyo
months Equity or redemption b,-rai
A. AL-IUN. C. and II
R0YSTER, IRRELEVANT L CO,
jaI3 Aua.i.s.issrs
LogwOod, MicOn and Folks, solic.tors-
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TELEGRAPHlC SUMMARY.


NEW YORK, February An as
sistaut city clerk Of Newark, y. J.,
embezzled $4,000 and fed tor CalilOr-
MIA.
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On the 9Th day Of Rarch, 1870,

A. y m sell to the hlahest bidder, for cash,
the following described real estate. tu-Wit:
Designated on toe plan OF Hills EubtivI-
sion o. land. in the sOuryee tn Civil District OF
shelby county. ~ the north halr Of Lot No
tfty-Ouc, fronting on the west side OF Sdsefte
street. Il L, -cue iseI. and extending wesl ward
for depth between pa. allel lines, one huDd red
ana eighty feet, t. TIE alley midway between
-u7etJe and Walnut streets
The said lot being part or the estate OF JO-
se1l II. thOate. in bankruptcy, and TO be solo
BY me as Assignee OF the said tEOate, ban a.
rupt in front OF the United states Districs
CUurthOuse, according 10 law IA such cases
provided. Ten per centum OF the purchase
money viii be required a. the time Of sale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-05
RETAIL GROCERS.
sPICER g. SHARPE E,
354 Main ST., Mageynsy Block,

RE now receiving large and freSh STOCK
y OF family supplies. our frtends can hnd
an they want, a. prices as low as the same
quality OF goods can be had In the city;
Harrison, Clarksville and southern Star
Flour.
Davis Sugar-eured Hams.
Tongues and Dried Beef.
Italian MscearonL
Choice Teas, sugars and Coffee.
Fine Syrups.
Buckwheat.
Choice London Layer RRisins.
| Figs, Prunes, Citron and Currants.
/ English Sauces. Pickles, Mustard.
! Pure Cider Vinegar-nO mistake.
| Give us a cali and we think we can please
| in point OF price and quality.
tal4 sPICER q SHARPE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-05
SCHOOL FOR BOYS.

c, PRING SESSION OPENS ON MONDAY,
- slst Of January, at 40, SeS Ihlrd street.
iagO A. j. HALLE, Principal.