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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
DUYKIRK, WARREN AND PITTSBURGH RAILROAD


The d., w. and p. r. r. is now rapidly
approaching completion. 1t will form very feasible
connection between Buffalo and Pittsburgh, via Dun
kirk ~ Y, and Warren, Pa. The grading and bridging
in this State is nearly Completed the remaining
bridge the COnewango will be erected The
grading in Pennsylvania is under contract, and will
be completed by the time the track is laid from Dunrk
to the state line. portion Of the iron is the
way, and track laying will commence the
iron received at Dunkirk. Large quantities of ties
have been purchased and delivered along the line
that there will be delay when the rails arrive -Four
and several freight and passenger
Dunrk by the 18th inst The work of construction is
ia energetic hands, and will be pushed to completion
rapidly as possible. Communication between Buffalo
and Pittsburgh, over this road, Is expected in the
Autumn, and large amount of business is anticipated
through its connection with the oil and coal regions
OF Pennsylvania. The grade is very easy for freight
toward the North. The connections with the railroad
lines at Pittsburgh Oil Creek, and Allegheny Valley
Road. the Philadelphia and Erie at Warren, and the
Atlantic and Great Western jamestown, will all
give business to this road. in addition, important coal
roads contemplated or organized, which will give
this road business from the best Duninous coal regions
of Pennsylvania tine most direct route TO Buffalo,
and with the easiest grade. The D., w. and p. Road is
50 miles long, passing through six towns in Chau-
tauqua County and Ii miles in Pennsylvania The best
daryng gOn in the county will contribute to the bust
bonded for its construction in addition 10 which,
number of private subscriptions have been made. When
this road is completed, Chautauqua County Will be
well supplied with railroad facilities any in the State
10 has the Lake Shore the Erie the Cross Cut and the
A. and q. ". within its borders.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
CITIZEN ISLAND COMMISSIONERS.

To the Editor or The TrfbuHe
SIR: The majority of the Staten Island Com
mssoners are paying landowners on the Island ana
men who cannot for a moment be suspected OF connec-
ton with any plundering ring whatever citizens VINO
have no interest beyond that OF intelligent anu eeono
al innroyements The act for making linprO gelDenis
cannot be perverted " any other purpo5e unless DS 'heH
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
AN INQUIRY.

To the Editor OF The tribune.
SIR: Before making up our minds to east IN
our lot with the United States would like to know on
what terms you viii receive We would like particu
larly 10 know whether we should be expected 10 pay any
mari of the taxes resulting from your late war win
which We had nothing to do. READER
1,dorfr. NctC- brunswick, July I, 1870.
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Havana Juiv 7Th Sugar market sye and gusttan.
changed EEchs1le-Ou London l6alfi W Pars
al premium United Staf Gsy sgit
discount short sight 81 4 discount; IN .od s
II = premium 60 days sight 81 as p cent Premsm
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
BALTIMORE cATTLh mARKEr-JrLrz

during the week owing % tie hyn
OF prices from 30oc Inferior and
lower grades 5a5sc ordinary thin steers AMI cows, eotic meun
Td7lc first quality d3c best 8l6i sheep fdoc Con
prime Lambs ga - % head and In good demand Hog ~
&c., with short ppy Receipts Of the week-Beeve sj Lead
Sheep, 1921 do. Hogs 1851 DO.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08

Fiy-two Deaths caused by Kerosene OH IN C
the Burn PAIRS ASTRAL Oh This vii nor rpSde
Dollhouse Of CHAs. PRATT, lO3 Fuiton-st, N. Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08

Deyoe's Kerosene Oil will burn longer and give better ght
thar any other Guaranteed noneIpoye DEyOE AFG Co, III
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08

Riding w hips-A choice selection, suited particularly Tor LUsS
use received BY TITASY Co., $50 and 20 Brosisay NY
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08

Congress and Empire Spring Co.'S Depot for conEe.'
Empire AMI other Mineral Spring waters ~ 'HANN'r NEAh
Free deliveries daily City and Brooklyn Natural wa oa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
PRICE PIyE CENTS.

FOR SALE ALL NEWshhN. -. A,
BY mall g. per year. Terms oash IN s1Naloy, HN
dress LIE 4'''"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08

John +. Henry, = COllege-place, w-lork.-POPy-
MEDICINES and MINERAL WArEhs All that mrst to heah
physical happiness. ~ goods guaranteed gnn> and furnished
quantities desired THE LARGEST ESTABLISHMENT % Tx KIDD
IN TIE WORLD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
THE STATE OF TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

LATEST EUROPEAN MARKETS
PFsSEPoRr Julg Limited States PVe EsHty bond. os quiet
hAg'r JAY Cotton closed quiet for tie so. aa alol.
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DIED..

Wedding and Visiting Cards Initial Stamping Ncie Paper
EyEKDELLs Sons O4 FrITONsr OPP Old DUrcH CHURCH
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POLITICAL.

The With Ohio District is now represented
by Judge James j. Wnans, who has gwen great dssat
isfactoD TO some of his constituents by his in
Congress. The District an old Wing stronghold, and
most of The Republicans still strong Protective Tariff
men. Judge Winans, however in a speech vehemently
opposed Protective Tariff and expressed his re-
ret that Revenue Tariff must be framed to afford
incidental protection to American manufactures. lie is
likely to be supported however for denomination by the
solid delegation from his county. Franklin Will
oppose him. and in Clark efforts said to be making to
bring out Samuel Shellabarger Winans elected by
but small majority two years ago. and division or
unpopular nomination now would be exceedingly dan
gerous.
Gen. Schenck is almost certain to be renOminated in
the hid Ohio District. Mr.. Yalandigham denies his
intention to against him, but then Mr. Valandgham
did the thing two years Judge William Law
renee seems likely a sharp contest for renomna
ton in the WITH Ohio District Judge Corwine exAt
torney-General West and Mr.. W. b. McClung named
as among his active competitors
Some irresponsible papers having published
the story that Grnne had rendered his resignation
of his office as Collector Of the Port and asked for
appointment as Naval officer, the story yesterday gained
some currency. A prominent gentleman on Walst.
having mentioned it in the presence Of some Of Mr..
Grnnes friends, it speedily to that gentlemans
ears He at sent confidential clerk to the Wast
operator to inquire of him by what authority be was
giving currency TO such a statement. After little
hesitation the name of the Hon. Thomas Murphy was
given as authority. The Collector sent back his clerk
with distinct message that the statement was untrue
that he had resigned and didn't expect to- and that
he would thank the gentleman to make the correction
wherever he had made the original statement.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
NEWS OF THE WEER

THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE for this week is ready this
morning and contains in addition to the general news
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
For sale or Lease.
LIZ p,ss.1c MILLS OF NEWARK. NJ

Hg PAssAIC MILLS or NEWARK. n
s.,.scorv reasons gyen prefer partner With esp a a. ' P
meet of .eries Of prosperous Mailing Ne never ss.5 r1 ~
Men, MN in The city Ponulation vi hin ~ miles 49, an
crssng apIiy Circular With Of buildings snd -
description Of premises, engines. boilers ana "A'HD' "
had upon application 4, -. .io,ysde n ye,,sls los
froma mill aruuud n l. s,,,.tf. a.,
Bindings on tie-water extensive So ~ a. ~,
.,ysr r.spsFy cotton No'
parpose II sod terms easy leased rrn' no'a'. ~,
promises he sen nun D y a. a. s'
S m For further Information address The uncer' gne
RON z 20 z ~ ~ si Ie5e FAGIA & Go.
Jnion Republican General ~, ,s
HRADoUARTERs, BroaaS ~ Sn1 ~
O'Clock.
CSC P coAcgs,oS Secretaries,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08
6petial Noiitts.
A Broadside for HumbuRs.


poou petence generally band hard and d At ne
tribe Of putous knownohings with which society Afflicted The I'M
scientific men" who attempt to tamPe WITH the heAh Of ms
community are the most dangerous and the mos, mpuient
So much By way Now for special and particular spphe
1t sppess that Mushroom growth osod biters phngns
m uner dae rent names localities parcy 10 tie southern
and Western States vendors have the hahooi 10 recommend
70 eaong people upon think they impose suos
tue for HorErTERs BrTER long recognized By ever o
as the pures medcstei stmunt and Hygon the ~or
affords.
The connections referred being composed Of worthless aienA os
larger margin for profit than that Celebrated Tonic and hence ne AK
let, Of dOlarwOshpns dealers upon the public in IL
place.
But "torsvsrned is esred and all parties whom these d'tn
bd IN beings are epieaorng and nvege into substituting
trash for standard remedy hereby informed Of the selfish and ri
motives which underle representations in question
The great popularity and sales Of osTErTERs B cannot
Of course be seriously impaired by these tricks OF trade bot As 'o
debtaied and suffering have direct interest 10 the matter Only
act Of common humanity to put them on their quart
Quitting Business.wl French China Dinner Ss l leces
sd W. J. T. DALEY Co, oh broadway.
Quitting usiness.-EvertLiny our line At an ime 70
ducton. W, >. r. DAll'hi . ~ - '
Quitting Business-Coorei and Git Dinner Se, 67 eoes
s6s w. J. r. DALEY s. Co.. b5l Bfoa-"a,.
on,tIng RD.iness-Tbe best opportuntr u-lh country
houses ever offered ". J. p DALEY Co.. oJ broaAay
DAZZLING AM Gilt French China se's Al
half price, W. >, r. pAibhi a 70, -
Ouittinu Business.-oriers from the country lcolg cph
pronptly executed w. j. 2. DALEY & Co. o' bioaiai
oaitting Busincss.-Punch Bowls Card R.ceiyc- Jarles
Vases at hall price. w ), r. JAM - - -
Quilting Business.-Shefel Table KnSe 20 he dolen DIE
Tea knives 50 the dozen W. J. r. DAlLkf Co. o' D0-'
Quitting Business.-CoIored Chambe Sets u pieces, le s.S
ESQ WI =. DALEY 4 Co 81 Bio.l.a!.-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08

OF the Neek'
FIRST PAGE American Institute
Disastrous Fire at Sea. Farmers Club:
Editorial Notes Horticulture and Mar
News 1sS'G Of the Week do. ket Gardening.
nestle and Foreign. Soils as Influenced Dy
SECOND PAGE. Air, Heat, and Moist
New Publications: The LYNN of the Wilt
Advertisements. shire Laborers.
Lord Fairfax Through the Wheat.
The Old Old story. SEVENTH PAGE
To the Pacific ProDiem.
"Ah How" in New York. A Sound system-Lime,
Charles Dickens. &c.
Education In England Advertisements
Symmetrical. What Know Of Farm
The Massacbnsetts Chi Condition OF the Southern
nese National Banks.
The Union Colony home INTERESTS
Editorial: New York Cattle Market.
The Great Work Real Estate
The spanish Throne Advertisements.
What Shall We Do With Personal
Wise and Unwse Tax The Public Debt State
alton, ment
Yankee Girls. EIGHTH PAGE,
lsaa-ls7O Buffalo Cattle Market.
FIFTH PAGE. Boston Live Stock Mar
Rnmrtb of ,IuIV Cotton Markets
infallibility-A Puzzler. Commercial Matters.
Marriages and Deaths. European MarAetS' ,
Outdoor Sports. Gram, rroylsiioh anu
me Indiaus Miscellaneous ADVERTISE
xLIst Congress-2d SEES N. Y: Wholesale Prices
sion Of Country Produce
SIXTH PAGE. Philadelphia Cattle Mar
Agricultural: ket.
THE NETWORK WEEKLY TRIBUNE
"a rrir.e5 on large doube-inedum sheet, making eight
naSes of ak broad columns each. IL contains all the I'M
ppoTtant Editorials published in TIE DAILY TRIBUNE,
except those OF merely local Interest," also Literary ana
Scientific Intelligence; Reviews OF the most interesting
and important New Books; the Letters nom our large
corps OF correspondents; the latest received by
Telegraph from Washington, and all other parts OF me
Eorld. summary OF all important intelligence In tins
CITY and esewhere synopsis OF the proceedings OF
Congress and State Legislature when IN session Foes
News; exclusive Reports OF the Proceedings OF 1ne
Farmers Club OF the American Institute; Talks about
Fruit and other Horticultural aud Agreulur lI mt
ment Stock Financial Cattle, Dry Goods ana Genera
Market Reports making II, both for variety au and
nleteness atogeher the most valuable, lntereshH eni
nstrnctye WEEKLY NEWSPAPER published IN ne N0Iiu
The Full Reuorts OF the American Institute faIlues
Ch and the various Agricultural Reports Ia each NUM-
her are richly worth years subscription
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-07-08

AsroR HOrsE July !. lBsO
Thu ersspei are Committee appointed by Mechanics Fir Co. Ma
r. uok ana Ladder Co No Of YeS-0fesns With power TO
,cg, 10 ali challenges which NAY be offered Parties wiling I"
-, b as viii please House on The sih.
sh or 10Th Signed,
ROBr. E. DIAMOND. Capt. Mechanics No. D.
wM. SWAN CspG Hops II. and L. No
NJ CARROLL Presdcat Of Joint Com"iuee
He for CnIforuin.-ro san Francisco an nilfn-f -
the c0ltuenti * e =" So ~
DAY isth inst; uger The party eheaper ~ ~" ~ UT
one SAN FRANCISCO, Finest, Room y n. i.-----
Diamonds. Watches and Jeweiry 's.lns 4" rda'e4 pros
GEO C. ALLEN SO Btoaivsy unilr 81 Neho'" ho,s.
A -pecinity. Light Locomotive ......
aAapted Ia .ieep gr1dco sh0rt ,il w
~ A., for coal ara uues lu-o'r l'7',. t-' ~
", nhs,ay,,ua, - ai ia.Jr. a,loI. st.ttsl
.Aa Ai' ." P~s'' SAITH : gVA.@4, H.sso-isl' teaA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-25

brought TO a close, and the parties to have
agreed to end the litigation, and an cleo
ton OF the directory is to he held on the
regular day in February. The terms and
motions upon which the cessation Of the
controversy has been adjusted, are gen
orally known by public rumOr. This
Chamber does not appear to owe any duty
to investigate or publish them; to ratify
or contradict the rumors.
A further remark: tbs committee desire
~ max and to have tor il the special ap-
proval of the Chamber OF Commerce OF
Memphis-the people of Memphis, q
especially those who have a permanent
and real interest in The prosperity of The
city, sincerely and earnestly desire the
completion of the railroad from this place
to Little Rock. II is believed TO be Of
vital Importance to the growth of the pop
ulation and commeTce-and so of all he
material interests of the city of Memphis;
more, so, probably, than IS any other of
the projected and incomplete railroads
terminating or connecting with the city.
The people of Memphis desire all per-
sons having interest in the matter, and
especially the people of Arkansas, 10
know that we give no approval or coun-
tenance to IN speculations or frauds in
regard to means which have been or
may be provided for the use of the
road.
Ihere Is mere Dut one puFpOsS Win ms
people of Memphis, and that is to build
and finish the road, and that as soon as
possible; and that to this purpose, and to
nothing else, shall be applied faithfully
and exclusively all means of every kind,
from whatever quarter furnished. And
the people of Arkansas may be assured
that. so far as in our power lies, we will
| endeavor to secure and promote such
purpose. HENRY q. SMITH,
w. A. GOODWIN,
G. w. COVER.
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MASONIC DIRECTORY FOR 1870.

LODGEN.
SOUTH NENPus. No. u FRIDAY OF
each month-HaILcor- Madison ndcec9nd.
W. 3 Matthews, y. M Ben. h. Pul-en,
Sec.
AVsE1oSA. No. l5s-meets LIST Monday IN ev-
e-v month. at Odd-FelIGws' Hal, corner
Court and Msin. Joln Gent, ". M John
Pealnlzh. Secretary.
IEILAECorr. No -meets istFriday OF each
~moutl-HalI corner Madison and Second.
p. ". Mitchell, Nm; = Sturm, sec
lE-1To. No. lHLmests Sd Friday Of each
mouth-OCa-FeIOws' Hall. J. ID. Beard,
W n. K W. Shelton, Sec
EuuTyNTNG. No. me 18th Friday OF
eseh rnouth-at South Memphis Han cor
1t- OF Madison and Second. W A. I'D
mouds. W. "a Louis Czapski, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
IESN CuArTl.R. No. ID Monday OF
each HouE-odd-Feiiows Han. d. {. Ira
der, ~. H. H. p; Z. O.. Locke SEC
s.G
EUREEA CoUSCILs No-6-meets % Monday OF
raru L0uth@di-FeiioWs' Hail John LenIs
Eh-lLL; NJ. Miggln, Rec.
TENPLAgA
CTREc-E C-CEMAS1EEF. NO. -meftS iln Aou-
day or earn month Geo. Melersh, Conn.,
T. 7. Earchus, lee.
CaEvAEv CHAPTEE OF ROsE CROIE. lstht No.
e. Charles ". adams, sd, M. W. IL T.
Tgm.iUEgU- rgt. Sec
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Gen. supt. Memphis and Charleston R.R

a NOTED CLERGYMAN AND PUBLIC Lee
TURER says of Br0lgR'S Br0ehtGt Ir0ches;
"In all my lecJuring tours, l put Troches
into my carpet-bag as regularly as l do
lectures or linen" Public speakers, vO-
calists, and all others who exercise the
voice should never failt use the Troches.
They surpass all other preparations-in
clearing and strengthening the voice, re-
moving h~oarseness, allaying irritation of
the throat, and as a cough remedy are
pre-eminently the best,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-25

No advertisement is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEALunless especially ordered
and paid for as an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six days in the week,
the same as all other Memphis papers,
and for the seventh day we charge one
sixth additional.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-25

IT astounds everybody that a colorless,
cloudless fluid, like Spring water, should
revive the original tint in white, gray or
grizzled hair. Yet so it is. PhalOn's
Vitalia or Salvation for the Hair is just
such a fluid, as limpid and as stainless
yet it far excels every other dye or color
ing liquid ever known, in iuparting rich
shades ofcolor TO gray hair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-25
HE JUDICIARY.

In our State Convention on Saturday
last, the judiciary Committee made re
port of various amendments. They recon-
mend the following important changes:
Five Judges of the Supreme Court in
stead of three, to he nominated by the
Governor and confirmed by tWo-thirds OF
the Senate, instead Of being elected by
the people as blythe present Constitution ;
their term of service is fixed at twelve
years. 1t is further provided that the
term of Office of Judges OF the Circuit and
Chancery Courts shall be ten instead OF
eight years. The Acknowledgement and
Reporter of the State to be appointed by
the Judges of the Supreme Court in
stead of being elected by the people, to
hold office for twelve years instead of six
The schedule provides that so much of the
Constitution as provides for the appoint
ment of the permanent Judges of the Su-
preme Court shall go into operation on
the first day of November, 1871. 1t is fur
Their provided that Immediately after the
ratification of the Constitution the Cover
nor shall nominate, by and with the adj
vice of the Senate, four additional Judges,
who, together with the Judges Of the
present supreme Court, shall constitute
the Supreme Court until tho Ist of Novem-
Der, 1871. and until the appointment and
qualification of the Supreme Court pro-
vided for in the Constitution, IL is pro-
vided that the election of Judges of the
Inferior courts shall be held on the -
day of 1870.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-25

ST. ANDREWS Mission Chapel, 80 Front
street, opposite Winchester, will be
opened this evening, the 18th inst, oy the
Rev. Jas. ]. Faulx, Superior OF the Asso-
ciate Mission OF the Good Shepherd.
Sermon by the Rev. r. Hines, d. D.
Service to commence at Z pm. A collec-
ton will be made.
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CITY POLICE FORCE.
Full and Complete List Of Officers and
Pairo!Dsa.
sialionhouss Keepers, etc, b be Yet
APPolatei.

We have already from time to time, as
they were appointed, given the lists of
police officers under the new regime. The
following is a complete resume Of the
force, so far as appointed:
CbfeE-T. W. O'Donnell.
CaptGins.-Bernsrd Grey, day captain,
and Phil. II. Athey, night captain.
SergeaRtS.-A. Il. Weaver and g. x.
Weatherford, day sergeants; Mike Gala
CHER and d. Zweifel, night sergeants.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULE.


MEMPHIS y LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.
Going west-Leave Hopeneld daily at 600
ala.
Coming Esst-Leave L'Ancuile At 1870 pm
Boat leaves foot OF Union -. at 6:0 AIN.
b. a. WILLIAMS,
General Agent and Superintendent.
MEMPHIS LOUISVILLE RAILROAD.
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day Express, city me-. 20 AIN. 2:5 Am.
Night Express. city umc..2:i5 pm. l2.D AIN.
Ticket Offices No. % l-2 Main street and at
Depot, head OF Main street.
Sleeping Car attached TO Night Express
Train, which goes through TO Eashville, via
Nashville and northwestern Railroad, with
BAN. B. JONES, GenI supt.
MISSISSIPPI y TENNESSEE RAILROAD.
ARRIVE. DEPAHT.
New Orleans Mail. daily-..3:2O pm. EsO)nOOn
n. Orleans Express. daily-S 90 ain. s:l5 pm
Freight, daily cEcepts1n-
pm. 800 am.
Mali Train makes direct connection Tor
Now Orleans and all points South.
Express Train uakes direct connection for
COuecVille, Water Valley, oxford, Holly
Springs and all points north OF Grenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad.
Ticket Office ~ - Main street and at the
Depot OnnibURses Will call for passengers
and check baggage in any part of the city, by
leaving orders at ~ - Main street.
A. :. LINERNOHEf Gen1 Eupt.
q. T. OAKLEY, GeuII Ticket AGENT.
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10 0. E. DIRECTORY.

GAYoso EycA1srHESr. Nc.S, l. O. O. F-meets
ca the Ist end Sd Tuesday nights OF each
E.Et-LO o'clock A F-dlaY1S, CT Dc.
Trader. d. r Thomas Bacon. Scribe.
RfErPHTE Lodge No. @Tneets every Iuesuay
y * T4mTh-l. y. O.. Thos. MoGet, Sec'y.
GErcEAssW IEusE. no Iuests every Mon
day night az - O'Clock. A. HeTn, \. e.
d. Holman, Y. c.; Leon Levy, Record
Ing Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-25

5EARLY RosE PoTAToEs.-I have a few
bushels Of my own raising, genuine. They
are eaIlier and yield more han any other
kind J.. p. PRESCOTT,
40 Jefferson 81.
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THE GREAT SOUTHERN MAIL ROUTE.
MEMPHIS. January q. Is7

MEMPHIS, January p, 1870.
Editors appeal: My card of the I'D
a correction of a Misrepresentation, tele-
graphed from Louisville, that the Great
Southern Mdd bettDeeR Ne1U orleans, NeU
York and the Eastern cities, had been
transferred from the short Tine via Wash
ington. L~ynch5urg. Chattanooga and
Grand Junction, to the Louisville route,
and had no reference TO claiming the er-
clusiUe mail privilege from Memphis, but
was designed for the Information of the
public.
It was not published as an advertise
ment. but as a fiat denial of a canard, orig
mating with interested parties.
w. j. ROSS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-25

City and County Scrip and Tennessee
money, at city Bank, No. 8 Madison
street, in sums TO suit,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-25
CITY LICENSE AND TAxEs.

Puck! Puck!! Puck!l! at CowPER
THwAIT, CHAPMAN Il Co.'S.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-25

City Scrip, In sums to suit, for licenses
and taxes, at City Bank, No. 9 Madison
II rpQf-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-25

TIE Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton prayer meeting is being well attend
ed every day at noon, and much interest
is manifested in the exercises. Tue sub
ject of prayer to-day is "For the Officers
ofOur Churches" Citizens and strangers
are respectfully invited to be present at
their rooms, corner Madison and Second
streets,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-01-25

THIS week cloaks and dress goods, at
half their value, at b. Lowenstein * Bros.