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MARKETs BY TEIE0RAPH.
.a'i" STOCK HARKBf. M

/
T. 90 -ffiiri''''i NEW YoHx, Eov. rs.
Money more active at 5@6 on can. -t-'i
There arc some shipments Of currency to tn.
West On the contrary, the Cincinnsti hanks an
allowing funds to accumulate here to their credit
and those of Chicago nv remittins money 70 New
York correspondents. -'H '' ,i-..' ih'
Sterling duh at 91s@9l4. '''] gus 10.
Gold opened at liz; declined to 1915; closed =,
ns.arI,s. -'''lf-' ii'.' PM" -
Ciearanccs sli9.tOs,e0e. ..''4 ---. ~
sis, 1s1sai31.; '6e, s@sh; "a, 7o71f; rs,
.I.a7,.; new, slS@s7ss; 81, /ssSes1l; IS, s14a
81; io-,os, 6,4ae1z; 6, ii1I@ii1 'n".rI
State bonds weak; No. g.. sl7<. ''-A'
a. NEW YORK HARKE1. oai
~ --'s.''lGdi NEw Yoax. Nov IS
FLouR-Quiet; super q sees IS; eztl. Is 7es
SIS; choice IS s0as 10; white vheas . 1e9S a.
a.d ID .p,ss i mssa =. = SCI
V inter rcd and amber 81 631 ..
RYE-Quiet. ii'''r 20 ---1C7't
], tfRARLEY-SteAdy. ...IL -.rr .-
! CORN-Dull and lover by 1@2c; mixed $50
soc ne~ S3aS5c; neW white SIC. -'''- ~
OATs-Dull and shade lower; vessem Seeaoc.
: GofTEE and suGAR-rir1mu, aid in al, deaand !;
sales, Cuba y "a f0l.c 800
q MIL AsSRSInief, .t'I-.I rd1' TI1t'p
fORK-Dxl'; mes. ga ses2s .; Psi.e "a SOC
BTi.K MEarsLDulI.' -i..1 f''. .-'i
2 RACON-Quiet and weak; long clear niddles
LIRD-Dun aud dropping; steam Iyzai41lc-
~ CHICAGO HA8KER. t,
! j 5r' 81 .i--'...l r1a.i1 canAso, Nov IS.
1FiOrEEQuist. - .cT - -, Pull
.'wHEAT-Iluies aud weak, caosi.s 81 a1739i %
CORS-Duli and 2s21.c Ioweri closing at sec
cash: sc seller for November.
OATS-Pirner; No2, closing st ~.
RYE-Dull but 6rmer; closing q s1e Tor no 2.
IyBARLEY-Dull and aes3zc lover; closing 1t Soc
~ HiGHHwrNEs- sssaAy At &c for issa bos,d.
MESS FORK-Quiss but frn II 711zc. Fs--J
h hot:g-ssssse sns sr~.r 1t = 7se7 ~ mo
aICArTLE-Quiet and anehanOsd. TrfH
.,xl .ga st. LOUIS AARKEH. -y
CO. i-i 75fi -ttL. ST. LOu1s, Nov. IA
FLOuE-In little better demand hat 1seAaaged
WsiiEiT-Brisk and 2,ase higher; no 2, spring
ssc; No 1, 81 Os; No ?, fall o. 70@i u; Ne u q
C0RN--Firm and in demand new snd ola mixed
5saSse; new white 5sc; bulk old yellow mixed &c;
0ATNIn better demand n s7esoe. 10
BARLEY-Firn,er; choice 1srce and held 1ur an
EYE-Dull and dealers apart snd nothing DONE
PIOvISiONs-Quiet and unchanged. 8.
LARD-Quis4 at H9lef. i.irca4E
sHi4HWlNES-Dun n Sc. -
CATTLE-sa 5O9s % b isisrisr To peins; no
xl,o market
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If you don't want to disgust everybody
with your offensive breath, cure your CatarrIi,
upon which it depends. $500 reward i; Of
isrss b the pr ea Of Dr.; Sass: Ca
cannot cure. 1t is sold by druggists. Gan
get it for sixty cents by mail from DR.. r. Y.
Pierce, 1873 Semen street, Buffalo, y. y.
Pamphlet free. Don't b, swindledz by men
calling themselves Dr.. Sage; Dr.. I. v.
Pierce, Of Buffalo, n. y, is the only: man
now living that can make the genuine aud
original Dr.. Sage's Catarrh Remedy, and his
private Government Revenue Stamp, bear
ing upon it his portrait, name and address,
is upon every package Of the gennine,t,l,
d&wIw.
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ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
ONE DOLLAR A YEAR.
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ii. 0Aa0 uAt1ro - 81staiAoAf
II give debilitating nasdicines 10 the weak is
ahsut - sensibls . 1t would be to try to help man
to his lest BY kickiag him when be was down.
That sxt a Pneties d going out Of fhshion. II
~ 6llsd - many gravsyrrds that people no longer
believe In II.
II those Who are not strong by nature expect to
avoid the attacks Of disease, they must endeavor to
scqniFe the vigor necessary 70 resist it.
How ID this to b done. Comnon sense suggests
BY the 1se d inviessating medicine.
Tie great object b to strengthen the system with
out emitting it.
This object is accomplished BY the judicious use
oftAs most potent and genial ofo vegetable TONES
and alternatives, Hostetter's Stomach Bitters
Many valuable properties are combined in this
psspaIafion. II improves the appetite and render,
digestion easy and perfect.
1t gives steaiines to the nerves, induces .
healthy natural Aov Of bile prevents constipation
without unduly Purging the bowels; gently stimu-
lases the circulation, and by promoting . vigorous
coalition Of the physical system, promotes, also,
thaa cheerflnes which il the truest indication Of
Q we'll balanced condition Of all the animal powers.
Summer leaves both the body and the mind more
or les exhausted Now is the time to recruit them,
and thus fsrestall the malariOus fevess and other
complaints which PROSTATE 20 many Thousands
every Fall. tu-th-sat&v
Getting Married.
EssAYs FOR YoUNG MEN, on Social Evils, and
the propriety or improperly Of getting Married,
With sanitary help for those who feel untitled for
matrimonial happiness. Sent free, sealed en-
velopes. Address, HOWARD ASS CATION.
Box p, Philadelphia, Pa. - 2Od&vl23
Curious, how strange!
3he 4arf1ed Ladies' Private Companion
contains the desired information. Sent free for
two stamps. Address MRS. H. METZGER, Han
over, Pa. nOvI6w2v
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A QUESTION IN MANY HONEs,-The fine
lines when ne could all liyel on the Fat Of
the land have gone BY, perhaps never TO re-
tnrn. OF late, the question how, to obtain
the largest amount Of wholesome, palatabie
nourishment At the lowest possible, price,
has been earnestly discussed in thousands of
American homes. The introduction Of Sea
Moss Farine as national food staple, solves
that problem. From no other article under
the sun can the same amount of delicious
fare be obtained for the same cost. The Gus
tards charlotte, jellies, buildings, &C., made
from it are Eft for Juno when she banquets;;r
and as q clari6er for refining cider and, other
fermented potables, it has no equal The Sea
Mos Farine Company, who own the patent
for the article, have their central depot IT
IS Park Place, New York, and xithip Twelve
months they have established busisess Of
immense magnitude and importance.
eod&wlw
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THE TIMES,
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WEEKLY TIMES.
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WEEKLY TIMES.
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WEEKLY TIMES,

On the first Of December The
Weekly Times will be issued
~ a forty column newspaper.
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Weekly Times will be issued
~ . forty column newspaper.
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Weekly Times will he issued
sss a forty column newspaper.
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Weekly Times will be issued
~ a forty column newspaper.
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Weekly Times will be issued
;as a forty column newspaper.
The oldest, largest and cheapest
newspaper in Kansas.
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newspaper in Kansas.
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One copy ::FREE to the getter-up Of every club.
Address
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STATE OF KANSAS,
IeavenvOrth County,
In the District Court Of the Frst Judicial District
Of the State Of Kansas, sitting in said County Of
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Heathenism at Home.


The St. Louis Republican of Sunday
says 4: We alluded, some days since,
to the remarkably brilliant victory
achieved by a United States force
under command of Col. Baker, over
the tribe of Pigeon Indians, located
somewhere within the boundaries of
Montana territory. Although Gen. P.
II. Sheridan made this victory the
subject ola congratulatory dispatch to
the authorities at Washington, the
government has, for some unexplained
reason, withheld the full particulars of
the engagement which has crowned
our flag and name with such question:
able laurels. The following brief sum-
mary of practical results, declared to
be official, is perhaps sufficient to
satisfy the natural curiosity and ma
tional pride of our reaierS:
"0f the I73 killed, only 10 were
what might be called fighting men, that
is men between the ages of II and 81
years. Ten were from 81 to so, and 6
additional were over go, in all 80.
There were 80 women killed, So, or
over one-half, of whom were over 80
years, and the remaining 81 were be-
tween II and 40 years old. Lastly
there were 50 children under II years
of age killed. Many Of them were in
their parents arms. The whole of
the village had been suffering for over
two months past with the smallpox,
some half dozen dying daily"
This magnificent triumph won by
Colonel Baker over the Pigeons, had
it transpired in Hindostan or Pata-
gonia, would have been held up as a
terrible eXemplification of heathen-
ish barbariSm and cruelty which re-
CURED a fresh shipment of preachers
and Bibles Immediately. We do not
know that the quality of the act is
materially improved by it's locality,
nor can We see why this horrible
slaughter, under the very droppings
of u American sanetuaries, IS any
the less an unnecessary wholesale
murder than though it had occurred
fifteen thousand miles away, where
widows are burned and JHggernaut
worshipped.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-01

THE Washington correspondent of
the Baltimore Gazette says: "There
can be no longer a doubt that Con-
gress will, during the present session,
pass an act to increase the volume OF
the circulating medium at least fifty
millions. In both Houses this meas
ure has been approved by decisive
majOrities. Grant and Boutwell, are
known to be opposed vehemently to
any increase, but they have little, if
any influence, and to expect a veto is
to look for red blood to spout from the
prick of a turnip. 1t is a good sign
that the Committee on Banking and
Currency, of which Mr.. Garfield is
Chairman, chose upon this question,
rather to consult the Comptroller of
the Currency than the Secretary of
the Treasury"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-01

THE progress. which anti-tariR and
free trade r now making in the
country should be gratifying to every
patriot, and especially welcome to the
South. Within afew months a1eading
northern Journal, which usually scents
the breeze, and rarely fails to discover
which way the winds are blowing, de-
clared that free trade was "a good
subject for debating societies, but a
question of no practical importance"
But the recent test vote in which the
protectionists and bondholders, with
their overwhelming money power,
were able to- Command a majority OF
eleven out of one hundred and
seventy-three, speaks emphatically
the mind OF the great and grow
isk, X bbis, ~ 90, sardinss slsGI0 % per
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-01

A PROCLAMTION announcing the
adoption of the Fifteenth Amend
ment, which has never been adopted,
is daily looked for in Washington. 1t
is hardly expected the President will
wait for the official proceedings of the
Texas Legislature. There are State
registry laws which may prevent some
descendants Of African sires from
voting, and defeat some Radical can
didates. Hence the furry and the
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-01

ed soon by that Of the South. The
vote on Marshall's resolutions gives
renewed courage to the free traders
and is equivalent to a moral defeat of
the protectionists. Double prices for
many of the n%ecessarles of life for the
benefit of monopolists, when green
backs are worth about as much as
gold, has done the work. The poorer
classes, who chiefly pay the tariff tax,
see that it is a costly way of support
ing a government, and especiallycost-
ly to themselves. And in this coun-
try many poor men vote. The nearer
we approach free trade the more will
the country prosper, and the more
will the small capitalists and the la
boring and mechanic classes grow TO
independence and wealth.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-01

THE communication from ely
curgus " is from one of the most sensi-
BILE and practical men of the city, and
his suggestions, whether cOncurred in
or not, are worthy of attention. Tax
payers must have relief in some form,
and a system Of equality and justice
adopted, or We shall not thrive, capital
will not come in, the city will not
grow. Let the financial issue be fairly
ventilated pro and con.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-01

A DISPATCH states that the Repub-
lican members of the Texas Legisla-
ture have determined, in caucus, to
nominate for the Senate Morgan c.
Hamilton and Lieutenant Governor
Flanagan. Their election is a matter
of course. General Reynolds might
have been nominated il, unlike Ames,
he had spurned an Office, however
high, which he must accept at the ex-
pense of dishonor.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-01

SEVERAL committees were APP
pointed at a meeting held recently to
make collections for the StoneWall
monument fund. And, although we
know they have to some extent taken
the matter in hand, we have yet no re-
port as to the result. Is it not time to
hear from them" We have encour-
aging reports from abroad. Let not
Memphis be far behind in the race so
honorable to all.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-01
REMOVAL.

THE APPEAL has been re-
moved to the APPEAL BUILDING,
Ia Union Street, between Main and
Front, TO which all letters and COM
municatiOns must hereafter be ad-
dressed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-01

THE investigating committee have
a new bribery case in hand, being
that of J. Newton Pettis, Of Pennsyl-
vania, charged with selling a cadet
ship to E. C. Bishop for his son. 1t
appeared in evidence that Bishop paid
$3.50 to Derrickson, and that Derrick
son paid it over to Pettis. Pettis adj
mits he received it, but, like White
more, says he used the money for
political purposes in his district"
When the unclean congressional sta
BILE is well purified, few will be left.
lift is a crime to sell cadetships, how
much less a crime is it to debauch the
ballot box? Yet so.highly is loyalty
to party esteemed in Washing
ton, that members of Congress de-
pend on this for their defense, when
accused of taking brides. The Radi-
cal New York Times defends as fol-
lows:
This, however, is what seems to
have become a common practice-all
our hopes to the contrary being scat
tered by recent disclosures. Some
members of the House have evident
ly been in the habit of selling cadet
ships Just as ii there was no dishonOr
involved in the transaction.
This common practice is what is
now under investigation, and the
country demands to know how COM
mon it has become, and who are
the practitioners. Most rogues are
drawn on in kindred pretenses I'M
til disclosure comes and then have
some plausible explanations and ex-
cuses or other. The c~adet-selling ras-
Gals doubtless believed they might do
q little evil that good might come to
the party. Why not? The Times
itself has countenaneed and aided
them, as the following sample adver-
tisements from its cOiumns will attest:
United States Naval Academy, An
napolis.-A cadet vacancy to be filled
before June. Parties of means, adj
dress Congressman, box No. ~,
Times" Also, West Point Cadetship.
N. Y. Times, January II.
United States Naval Academy
Vacant cadetship to be filled before
June. Parties of means address
congressman" Box No. l42, Times
Office. Also, West Point vacancy.
". y. Times, February z, 1870.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
DEKOcRATIC TICKET.

Fer &eTI..--.ALARCUS J. WRIGHT.
Cbuaty TTEstee.--.-..A. woodward.
Dor Collector ". d. STATION.
County C5urt Oerk-...JAMES REILLY
Clerk Criminal OOaTt.... ". T. AVERY.
Oerk LAT Circuit OoUrt-.-.B. T. REA YES.
Ce-k ID Circuit CourL-..P. D. BOYLE.
Qerk Sd Circuit Gurt....J. McBROORS.
Constable 5M Or. DSt.-~-..P. REARNS.
Magistrates 14th GU.D Dist FLEMING.
". L. STEWART.
Constable I4h Or. Dist. y. RAMSEY.
Election to take plaza on the 26th March.
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WANTED---AGENTS.

COCO PER MONTH, to sell the only GEN.
DZOO UIHE IMPROVED COMMON SENSE
FAMILY EWING MACHINE PRICE ONLY SIS.
Great Inducements TO agents. This Is the
most popular Sewing Maehine OF the lay
make the famous Elastic LoekS Stitch :" viii
do any kind of work thst can be done on any
machine. 10000 sold, and the demand con-
stahtly tncreasing. Now is the time to take
agency. Send for circulars. 50 Beacurs Of
hVFstgTs-sS Address SECOMR & CO., Bos-
TAIL
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c~Opartnershlp Notice.

&WnLIAE STEWART. HBsE srEwAEr,
ANDREW srzgAET and JOIN O. FrzR have
this day entered into e~opartnershIp under
me arm styles OF STEWART BRos-& F1zza,
Memphis, Tenn, and STEWART 4 F1zEn New
Orleans, La, being successors 20 GaIbreath.
Stewart CO., Memphis, Tenn, and Stewart.
GaIbreath a Fizer, New Orleans. L. for thS
purpose Of conducting a Wholesale 0roesry
Commission and Cotton business A. ahs OLA
stand Of GaIbreath, Stewart 4 Co. No. IL
Union street, GslbFsath Block. MemphiS
Tenn.,and a cotton ~factoraze and Commissasa
business at No. 80 Union street, View Orleans,
La They w1ll always keep on hand 3 largo
stock OF goods, comprising q full and eoza-
Plete assortment Of every articls IN their line
OF business, which they wiz sell Tie
most favorable terms Especial attsntionEm
be given to the handling and sale OF cotton.
This branch Of their business, In the Mem
phis house, vii be under the care ana control
Of Nj. Hugh Stewart, who. nom over sfxteea
years experience, feels confident OF his abu-
ity 70 manage the same 70 the satisfaettoa Of
their customers. u
Mr.. Andrew Stewart win. aa before. have
charge Of the cotton business Of their New
Orleans house. L
The Grocery Department. Of their MempAm
house win be under the manasemsnt Of wa.
Stewart and ohm Q Fizer, a. hormsrly uU .
solicit a contlnuance 0f the very uberslf
patronage heretofore extended % the ola
house Of GaIbreath, Stewart Co, Memphfs.
Tenn, and Stewart, GaIbreath A Eirsr, New
Orleans, Louisiana
STEWART BROS. q RTZFR
No II Union Street, stonsxau Block, Mem
phis, Tennessee.
STEWART q FIZER
No a, Union Street., New Orleans, La
FEBRUARY Isl, B70 febldSy
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DISSOLUTION cOPARTEERsHIP.
NOTICE.

TEE partnership heretofore existing 49,
tween Newton Ford. i. II Po-fa- - n
Eurstenheim, under the stvis s.d 49,
NENIOS FOkD co, = this dsT disSoI1sf
y mutual consent, H F~ursteuheim h11to-
70 Col VIZ. r. TAYLOR
me new nrm viii continue Ausiness md
the same name and az the same Diecs 49,
CUSTOMERS. NEWTON FORD.
D. ]. PDRTER
H FURSTENHETM
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%COPARTHERSHIP NOTICE.


THE partnership heretofore existfnz -
Il tween william II. Brown. OF Pfttzb1r0
"a and Nathaniel N. Jones. OF mr.
Ienn In the coal business At AemDhIa snX
AOuIh OF Mhtte river, Ark, under the I'm
name OF BROWN a JONES having expfre1
~ limitation on the first day OF Febraa--
Lo4O. We nave this day mutually agreed - :
continuation OF same, undeF the sams dFa
name and style.
We take the present Opportunity 10 AK u
attention OF the citizens OF Memphis M
country, steamboat prOprtstOra
ana me public generally, 20 our large and in
ereasing facilities for handling ccal. oar Mr..
brown owning and running eleven tow
boats aRd over seven hundred hsrzes. ana
mining all our coal nom his own selected
mines We thereby securing for his markeE
none but the best PittsbuIg Coal. which We
VIII De enabled 10 place on the market a. a
low ngure for cash. We are fully prepared "a
do a wholesale and retail trade OF any e.
tent, and are NBTER OUT or STOCK
Thankingths citizens OF Memphis, and cur
many steamer patrons and friends for their
past liberal patronage, we would respectfully
solicit a ~eOntinuancs OF same. and We guaT-
antee the same prOmptness and dispatch In
20 your orders We havs heretofBFa
Respectfully, etc.
n. M-JONA
Memphis, Tenn, February Is. ITa
N-B--AH m mall matter addrezzaa
to our care, either at Memphis or mouth
White river, Arkansas, vii be promptly de-
feb20 BROwN & JONn
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Ny continued m-health neeessitates IA
retiring nom business, and IN doing so I have
much pleasure in recommending ny sueces-
sors, Messrs. STEWART BkoA q FrzER,
Memphis, Tennessee. and Msszrs. STEwAEr
& FzER, New Orleans, Louisiana
70 my friends, and hope they win con-
unue their business with them. VII b
Ounda At the ONCE OF Msssrs SrRwAEF BRnA
&FIzER, No. II Union street, stoneEau HeeA
TN further notice
". 4 sALBREATL
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE,

OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE,
"a SECOND ST, Memphis, Tenn, Feb. 9th.
A 5 the city has been indicted for allowing
n cotton TO obstruct the streets, IL has be-
come necessary TO remove the same; there
lore, l give notice TO all parties Who after
this date. allow cotton or other distractions
10 remain In the streets or sidewalks, that
they viii be arrested n prosecuted accord
Ing TO law. T.. ". ODONNELL.
fehK chief III pnIlaa-
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TILE DAILY APPEAL

Is sent by mail 10 subscribers, one year, $40
six months, SIS 90; less than six months, 81
per month; with SUNDAY EDITION, Sl2 a year,
Served by carriers anywhere in the city and
suburbs at TwENTY-FTvK CENTS per week
Sunday edition included.
THE WEEKLY APPEAL,
Published every Wednesday morning, is sent
TO subscribers at 81 50 a year TO clubs OF two
OF more, 50 a year.
We have no travelling agents. Remittances
must be by draft or pOstonice order. Money
at the risk Of the sender.
ADVERTISING RATES,
In the DAILY APPEAL, 81 per square, 20 cents
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vance.
CORRESPONDENCE,
Containing important NEWS, solicited from
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address required on every communication as
private guarantees OF good faith.
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FRAMED RESIDENCE,

one-and-a-half stories, with seven rooms, a
kitchen, s~mokehouse, stable, etc, a wen Of
excellent water and two fine mineral springs.
Tickets Will be disposed Of by the under
signed at So each, emitting the holder to one
share in the above Association. The pro-
eeeds arising from the sale of the tickets, for
the security and safety OF the holders thereof
win be deposited each day as they are sold
with Messrs. Royster, Trezevant & Co, of
Memphis, Tenn.-the funds to be held by
them for the protection of the holders OF the
tickets until the farm shall have been fairly
drawn for and the title papers properly pre-
pared, conveying an absolute and perfect
title 20 the property.
HE Tickets for sale by Donono, Joy & Co,
corner Main and Madison, and at other places
throughout the city, by the friends OF
fals Mrs. FLORENCE S. V. DAVIDSON.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-01

WE have this day sold our stock, Interest
w and good viii In the steve aud tinWara
business 10 MeesrS WALT 4 Co. " d viii
conduct the same at the old stand, and for
whom We bespeak a continuance or The pat
ronage 50 literally bestowed uPon as MIR
BrannOn has charge OF the assets and liRbIi-
tiles Of the drm, and viii attend 70 the wind
ing up o. their affairs, az the ONCE Of Walt
Co.. 12FrOnt street, R BRANNOS AGO.
ARMPHIs, January lO, R7Q-