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NOTICE.

nHE UNDERSIGNED WOULD
1 respectfully inform their friends
and the sugar planters generally of the
Parishes of Rapides and Avoyelles,
that they are now prepared to set or
repair kettles and boilers in the most
approved style and best workmaniike
manner.
Having had 26 years experience in
this line of business. they feel satisfied
that they will render satisfaction. and
will guarantee that their work will be
better, and by their style of setting
boilers, economic more fuel than that
of any other Mason in either Parish.
Best of references given, if required.
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1870.
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ment, Free Trade, Progressive Com
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Domestic Economy, Civ
ilization and Peace.

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nv State and Territory of the Union, and
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LOUIS GRUNEWALD.
M IT SIG ST OR T.
and
Piano WarerOOm.
l29 Canal ST.,
NEW ORLEANS

DARTIES needing or having on order
i for Piunoforte, Organ, Violin.
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line, can be supplied with the same, with
full guarantee Il at it shall be the best that
can be purchased for the money, with the
assurance that all orders entrusted to mo
shall! be dlled to the letter or the goods
may be returned.
My stock comprises oeer one hundred of
the best Pianos known. such rs Stein.
ways, Knabe, Pleyel. Jeanpert. Hsines,
Gabler and Others, of every style made,
from the plain Square to the Extra Carved
Grand. also all styles Of Mason & Ham,
Inns Organs.
All my small instruments and strings
are imported direct from the best Eure-
pean factories and are purchased tor cash.
which enables me to sell ut ioaeey prices
than they can be bought in New York.
LOUIS GRUNEWALD.
oct 27-3m Gu
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inal founders aud first contributors.
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ment.
3. THE WESTMINSTER REVIEW,
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ing to level wiah it's competitors. 1t is
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a. THE NORTH BRITISH REVIEW,
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Passing beyond the narrow Journalism OF
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ESTRAYS.

ESTRAYS.
CTATE OF LOUISIANA-PARISH
y of Rapides Taken up by S. A. bow
ty, TWO HORSE MULES, one brown
and one sorrell, medium size and young.
no brands perceptble. Appraised by W.
G. Marlborough and Dir. John Taylor to be
worth One Hundred Dollars each. The
owner Is hereby requested to come forward.
prove property, pay charges aud take them
away, or they will be sold in sixty days,
according to law. Given under my hand
this 22d day of December. 1869.
WIN. G. JAMES,
Dec 29.-60d. j. p.
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TVLAvORING EXTRACTS. Lemon, Va
II nllla, Almond, Rose, Celery, Pine APP
pie &C., &c.
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TOAL OIL. Lamp Wioks.
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Orleans lnfilnarV.
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CONDUCTED BY
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Ear.
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Dr.J. Dickson Bruns-Diseases OF the
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VIOLINs and BOWS. Screws and Ital-
' ian Strings.
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u The Leonard Scott Publishing Com
pany also publish the FARMERS GUIDE
to Scientific and Practical Agriculture By
Henry Stephens, F. r. s., Edinburgh, and
the late j. P. Norton. Professor of Scientif
ic Agriculture in Yale College, New Ha-
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THIS Institution will open its THIRD
l. SESSION on the FIRST MONDAY OF
SEPTEMBER next.
Considering tho short period which has
elapsed since irs establishment, it has met
with a fair share of success; and tho Prin-
cipal, Mrs. G A. CANFIELD. hopes, by
assidnous attention and an increase of
public patronage, to raise it. dnring the
ensuing Term, to the first rank among
Young Ladies' Summaries in this OF the
adjoining States.
The want of a Select Female School has
long been felt in this community this
want Mrs. CANFIELD purposes to supply,
and she hopes that the people of Rapides
will second her efforts by patrOnizing a
Home Institution, Instead of sending their
children to build up schools in other Par
isles.
Competent teachers in FRENCH and
Music have been employed, and q thor
ough course of ENGLISH studies will he
gone through under the personal INST: 40
ton of the principal.
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MASONIC DIREcTORY FOR 80.
LODGE

LODGES.
z.-~u MEyrPHrs, No. lls-meets ID Friday OF
Co.-h mouth-Hali cor. Madison and Second.
a. Matthews, W. b.; Ben K Pullen,
o-voxA No. T6S-meets lst Monday IN ev-
AAoHSonfh. at Odd-Fellows' Hall, corner
s[s nd Main. John Gent, ". NJ. John
RSsmfeh secretary.
Goo5T SO.& lstfr1oay OF eacn
LEIantS0Ban CorneE Madison and Second
- ~ NHfehel. " M = lStnrIn, sec
70 94-mests ID Friday OF each
Ds-orT ~0dd-FelIoWs' Hall y D. Beard,
u n n W. shelton. sec
TIrTS,TeG. No. S8l-noete 4th EIl94y OF
aach m0nth-at South hemphls nan. COZ
- ~ Madison and Second ". A EO
Donds. W a: Louis Czapsn, Sec
40. 2-meets ID Monday OF
sscb month-Odd-FeIlows' Han ID. {. Ira
SeT- NJ. n 4. p; C.G Locke. Sec.
ss-TPHrs CHAPTER NO.S Y. D.-neeIs az O9d
heftoV-e' Hall. Henry J. Lynn, Al T. b. r
syteeVer, Secretary.
r N.
Oo-EcU. Nc. 6-meets Sd Monday Of
observation-disclosures Hall John Gent,
&C. ~ n ]. Wiggtns Rec
TEKIrLAR&
-.NDFltY No Hmeets 4th Non
cYREESS each month Geo. Meliersh, Com;
y !. nAPrE o. RosE CRoIx, Rth3 no.
CHL tcbarles W. Adams, I'D, NJ. Wi hi
Ionoifnson. I'D, Sec.
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TAkE MorIcE.

That we offer, during tho coming week,
particular Inducements in the following
articles, and we assure the public that nc
one win be disappointed in finding our
statement corrobcrsted by facts:
A line of Embroideries, at 25c per yard,
which are sold everywhere from 40 to SOC.
Wide Flouncings at SOC, marked down
from 81 90.
S5c.
Black silks at what they are worth IN
gold. il
A lot of Shoes and Boots, to close out
stock, at 81 rs to 2 so, are low at double
the price.
A new line Of Linen Towels and Nap
kins below the value.
Our popular zoe Hemstitched HaDdker-
chiefs will be on hand again to-mOrrow.
HERZOG & BRO,
2q4 Main street, CIark's Marble BlOCk.
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EXPLOSIVE OILS.

Editors Appeal: We see in your valua-
bic paper of yesterday an article about
kerosene or coal oil, where a fatal acct
lent happened which caused the death of
a little girl by one OF the many expert
ments tried with patent oils $50 called)
The trouble is with u ps0plc-they 60
crazy over some humbuE patent oil, that
is more to be dreaded han gunpOwder.
All scientific men talk and write against
all burning fluids or oils $50 called that
will ignite by applying a match are dan
geroDs. and produce al those accidents
we read of. Coal oil 10 fire test is as sale
as anything can be for ~hght-nOthing
equsl except the best coal gas.
If our people would reject all oils that
will take hre by applying a match 10 them
there would be no accidents. Our Govern
ment standard is he. Bat through Gu
pidity oils, are mixed with gasoline, ben
zine, etc. All that is put in the refuse of
coal oil to make those light patent oils is
cream tartar. saisoda and sometimes Irish
potatoes. There has been paid by
ignorant parties in our city in
the last wear thousands of dollars for
rights that are not worth the paper they
are wrote on. As so0n - one name runs
out another is taken up-for instance, Au-
rora, Petro, Lighthouse, Topaz, ETHEREAL,
Legroin huid, Mammoth, Juniper, and
others not remembered. COAL OIL.
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Florence Sewing Machines.

DRINCIPAL POINTS OF EXCELLENCE
L sei-AdtCsttng Tension, adapted to sewing
the most delicate or the heaviest material
without change. Reversible iced, splendid
Tor staying and sel~ffastentnReuds of seams.
Makes four Inherent stitches on the one and
same machine. There are only twelve pieces
Of machinery In its works, and is as positive
IN Its motion as those OF a locomotive, aud
on same principle. Every machine Is sold
complete, aud furnished with a Goodrich
Tuck Marker, patent selrcorder, patent self
btrder and edge titcher, patent ruf1er, gath
ersr, etc, without extra charge. Caltand see
It work. HARMON & MORTON,
General Agents, S22k Main st.,
feb9 Between Monroe AID Union.
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Sc do; Farguson q Clay, I6 do; Hill, Fon-
tame eco, 80 do; Nelson d Titus, 0 do; j
r Frank &c0, % do; r Wormley &eo, 2
do; Brooks, Neeiey &eO, % do; Foster,
keaihofer &cO, As do; Newton Ford eco,
IS do; Gage q Fisher. do; ThOs II Al
lenf4 do; 6slbreth n Stewart, 1 Go; : w
Webb Geo, 81 do; Stratton, Cover Geo.
% do; Petit 81 Simpson, 35 do; Partee d
Harbert, Is do; Milan, Bowling geo. 9
do; Morris Lea eco, 1 do; A Seesell q
Son, 4 do; MCGEE IL Heron, . do; Mer-
Ger & Ware, 4 do; + 81 Apperson geo, .
do; Harris, Cochran 6cO, / do; Robert
son, Bruce eco, 3 DO; Magevny s. Hogan.
8 do; d IL Townsend &co, 10 do: NJ Cav
IN, ; do; IA Nelson, 2 DO; b Babb, 3 do;
Judson eco, do; J 81 Patrick Geo, 1 do;
d Frank, l dos Conner & Richardson. Ii
do; F~aTrington& Howell. 2 do; W IL An
drews geo, 8 do; Lane, Moore G5c0. 4 do;
II Dow, 7 do; Taylor, Radford &eo. 1 do;
Jones, Brown Geo, 5do; total, 563 bales.
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Io ApYEsrIsEas ~ THE APPEAL

After this date, advertisements viii not
be received from any bnt regular CUSTOM
ers and welI-established houses, unless
accompanied by the cash. The enforce
mont of this rule is rendered necessary by
the difficulties Of collection and the de-
mands Of q business that requires a c1Sh
outlay ia al its departments. forits proper
and profitable conduct. business MEN
will understand and appreciate the nsees-
sity for this basis for our future.
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Notice of Dissolution.

THE firm or q. W. SAULPAW & co. is
1 this day dissolved by mutual consent. G..
W. Saulpaw, James H. Allen. e.. p. Gates,
Thomas II. Galloway n Charles N. McGhee
retiring.
GEO.R FLEECE aud JOHN s. PEETE hay
ing purchased the interests of the parties re-
uT1ng, and assumed all the liabilities of the
sad firm on account Of their contract with
me Mississippi River Railroad Company for
the grading, etc OF said railroad. from Mem
PMS 10 ~Covington, viii continue to conduct
SAID contract under the nam and style OF
FLEECE, PETITE & co,
No. 40 Worth Court street, Memphis.
February %. 1870. feb24
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ADVERTISERS

VIII ind the MEMPHIS APPEAL the best
advertising medium in the state. The great
extent and variety OF its reading matter has
forced its enlargement for the aecommoda-
ton OF advertisers. and It's circulation in all
parts OF Tennessee, and in Alabama, Missis-
sippi and Arkansas, % merchants, plant
ers n business men, render it especially de-
siraDl5 TO those who wish to reach the gene
raj and substantial public, by advertising
their respective business and interests.
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SWEDISH INTERCHANGEABLE. Atkinson
formerly Armstrong q A~tkinsonl a
Swede gentleman, now associated with
Major De Nassa, superintendent Of the
Memphis Immigration Association, leaves
to-day for Swedish colonies, west OF Chi
cago. 10 bring down No. 1 farm hands for
empiovment in the country about Mem
Dhjs. Persons wanting this class of labor
can rely upon fair and honest dealing with
this institution. Major De Vassa is well
known 10 all business men Of Memphis
a fully reliable. Mr. Atkinson, who goes
North, is q very intelligent and we'll post
ed gentleman in the wants and require
ments OF the farmers Of this section. The
enterprise has our best wishes and conf
denca.
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FOR ARKANSAS RIVER.
FOR WHITE RIVER.


EIIiOtt's White and Little ned River Line.
Regular Memphis. White and Little Red
River Independent Packet-FOr Helena.
FriaTs Point, DeValIs Bluff, Little Rock.
Searey, Des Are, Augusta, Jacksonport and
Arksdelphi9.
DIES AHC.----...-..JOhn 2. Elliott, master
This elegant aud Meet passenger IT.
steamer Wili leave as above S5=
TUESPAG, March lst, at ; p IA.
Connecting at DeFall's Blur with train for
Little Rock.
ELLIOTT & MILLER. Agents,
teb9 Promenade street. OPP. landing.
Regular Memphis ard White River United
States Mail Tuesday Packet.
For Helena. Inaian Bay, Clarendon, DevaiPs
But, L.,tte Rock, Des are. West Point,
Ssarcyl Augusta and JacksCuporL
Lilo rGy, NO. q,
This elegant passenger steamer
will leave ss above S
TUESDAY, March LIST, at pm.
FOR trelght or passage apply ON board, or to
J.JACk WILSON, Agent.
febN St Front street. upstairs.
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OFFICERS

LOUIS HARAUER, President,
X. L. HEACHAa, Wice-Preside-t.
KARTM GRIFFIN, Cashier.
X. E. GARTH, Assistant Cashier.
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LAW
Criminal court-.a e Hudann. Iuana.

Criminal Court---H { Hudson, Judge.
The following cases are set for trial
during the coming week:
8. Arthur Cartwright, murder.
IL. S. Shuester, ct al, larceny.
10. s. Ogden ct al, bribery.
10. L. ID. Vincent ct al, bribery.
l6. /. d. Vincent ct al, bribery.
IS. Henry Wilson, murder.
10. r. M. johnson, murder.
20. Forest Powell, malicious shooting.
p. W. w. Ballard, bribery.
26. James Vance ct al, robbery.
q. J. L. Hodges, malicious shooting.
30. Edward Wells, perjury.
52tO 1874. Harry Weatherbee. retailing.
134 to 1e2. S. II. Shock, retailing.
lg2 to 1877. ]. d. Britton, retailing.
900. Archie Hughes, larceny.
203. John Lewis, house-breaking.
205. Isaac Taylor, larceny.
206. Isaac Taylor, larceny.
203. J.. F. f. Garress, breach Of trust.
The Grand Jury meets this evening at
three o'clock. Parties having business
before them must DO On hand promptly
at that hour.
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Subscribers to the Daily and Weekly
APPEAL viii please take notice that when
their time IS about TO expire, the last pa
per viii be sent to them with a cross mark
before their names.
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10 Describe

The APPEAL is the only Daily paper
published in the city. Only twenty-five
cents q week.
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- s. DlREcT0RY.

-.,upESr No.8, L O. Q. F-heets
an tSe Isl md % Fhp 3 aaT Tl 3i8a.S c.P.; a
mOuihle@ y. Trsomas Bacon Scribe.
hum. IoDeE. No. S-Meets every Tuesday
q -1ood. v. g.; Thos. honett Sec.
$50 Toner, NC. &meets every Mon
CHssT nieht at y oei9e1;n A lew Ivnl RssoS15i
p Holman, V. u N
C..~afarV-
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FAMILY MARKETS.
The cCst Of Living in Eiemphis---Prics Of
Basket Marketing.

There was the slimmest meat market on
Saturday evening that we nave seen in
several weeks. To make up for this the
supply of vegetables was good, and began
to look spring-like. The following are
the prices at which the various articles
enumerated could be purchased for fami-
" uge.
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KnTicE 20 ADfERTlsERs.

No advertisement is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEALunless especially ordered
give III advertisers six days in the week,
The amt as all other Memphis pspers
and for the seventh day we charge one
sixth additional
FULL Marble Chamber Sets, in oil
walnut, vanished walnut, oak and rose,
for $50 per set, at Il. FEGAN'S,
$50 Second street.
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o WHITE RIVER,
Memphis and Arkansas RiYar Packet
C0mpaHy---ahts Silver Line.
THE entirely new and elegant IT,
i passenger packet, uLt eX-S

THE entirely new and elegant IT. =
i passenger packet, built -
prcssly for Tie trade,
r. 2. WALT---AD. SToE1, Master
VIII leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY. al
3 O'Clock pm, TOR all points on WHITE RIYsR
THEOrGU TO JACEsoSFOKT, and the we'll
known passenger packet,
WIZ leave Memphis EVERY THURSDAY, at
8 O'Clock IN. Tor AUGUSTA and inter uadiate
points on White river. and to SEARCY LAND
ISG on LITrLE RED RIvEz. This boat beng
% Lgl dra-t, viii be able TO get to oearcy
Landing when other boats cannot. Shs will
continue in this trade until the completion
OF another new boe1- sucn rs the "R. p
Welt I" nov under cOuCract 20 be finished by
18th May DeZt) to take the placs OF the 10 ".
A. Caldwell" in the Augusta and Little BED
river trade, to leave Memphis EVERY
THURSDAY.
For freight or PASSAGE apply on board the
boats, CT at the Office ~ The Company. No. 8
Madison street. Stanton Block.
febl4 JOHN d. ADAMS. President.
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The commencement exercises of this in
stitution viii be held on Monday night,
February 2Stb. at "a o'clock in Assembly
Hall. No. 1853 Main 81. Prof b. W. Avont,
ii. D., Will deliver the address TO the grad
uating class. The public is respectfully
invitedto attend.
ALEXANDER ERSKINE, NJ. D.,
Dean OF the Faculty.
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FoR COUNTY COURT CLERK.

COUNTY COURT CLERK-we are author
- f1ed 90 J-P. STRANGE as an
fn-dependent candidate for the &c OF tOuntE
Court Clerk, AZ the ensuing March election Il
COUNTY COURT CLERK hereby an
u nounce Tyseif as an independent cGud4-
date FOL Clerk or the County Court
iaSI il. SEARS.
TOUNTY COURT CLERK-We are author
lied to announce JOHN J. B0UGHNhE
As an Independent candidate for the otice OF
County Court Clerk. JaSJ
COURT CLERK-We are author
\ lied 70 announce j. CARRUIHERS "a
candfdafe on the independent ticket for
CLERK OF the County Court OF shelby county
st the ensuing March election. Ja50
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97sISEss NorIeE.-No contracts or n 90.
sSions assumed or made ny my ne 1H1
al owner or sm eP5Ster or or recognized 5H
win b. Ps go 10 any bills due the same,
as an taking any bill must settle II
Ei@seif Ia PerSou'
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S SUNDAY APPEAL,
For one year, each, 81 90.
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Merchants, Postmasters, Depot Agents. and
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Will do so, are requestedtO procure regular
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