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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-10-27

SN Nuh UC uG~
celyedl | can read a body right
through; and 1 knew what you
was the blessed minute |
clapped eyes on you'll l can
tell by your everlasting argu.
ing that you are a lawyer
We haint got no quarrels, don't
want no deeds drawed, nor will
made; so if you are a hunting
a-job out of my husband, you
may as well onhitch your horse
and drive on. We know enough
to make a little money, and /
know enough 10 hold on to it,"
"My good woman, you en-.
tirely misunderstood my er-
rand. l can tell no person but
himself what it is, and.I must
tell him in confidence alone
II ne chooses, he may break it
to you in the best way he cam"
20, my goodness sakes alivel
Brother Lifts blowed up in a
Mississippi boat, l betl o, la
me, the poor fellowl He left
me something didn't he9"
81 never heard OF him, and
nobody is blown up that l
know Of" replied the gentle>
man.
%, now | know. You're the
man that wants to go to Con
gress, ha, and havs come here
a hunting after votes. He
shan't vote for you. Ihate pol.
iticians, specially them what
go agin women, and thinks
they were made to drudge, and
nothing more. 1 go for equal
rights for white foIks-men and
women-.for scriptur says, there
isn't neither men nor women,
but all is one in politics. ]
believe the day is coming
when such as you will have to
bow the knee to woman, afore
you can get the big places
and high pay that is eating u:
up with taxes. You can't SEE
my husband. We are going t.
the polls on the, way to tn,
mill, and III promise you h,
votes right"
II am no candidate, and
don't know what you are talk
ing about. All, there come,
the man / want. And thu
stranger went towards MI
Cutie, who had just leaped
pair of bars which led from
the potato patch into the lane
Mrs. Cults flew into The
house for her sun.bonnet, t.
follow them, but by the time
she got to the bars her myste
rious stranger and Quits were
driving rapidly down the road
The strong. minded woman
shouted after her husband
"You had better come back,
tell you" But the wind wa:
the wrong way and carried hel
words into the potato patch.
"Sir," said the gentleman t.
honest Quits, 81 have a very
simple question to ask you;
will give you five dollars if yor
will promise me not to repeal
my words until tomorrow"
"Well, sir" replied Quits, %
should not like to answer any
question that would make
trouble among my nelghbo
| have my hands full, l can
tell you, to keep out of scrapes
now; but I have done it, and
hain't an enemy in the world
as l know"
''But sir, you need not reply
to my question unless you are
perfectly wiling" said the
stranger. .8t
"Ask your question, sir" said
Cults, aand l will not repeat it."
"Well, Mr.. Cults, 1 am
laying a fence on the Brisley
place, that | have just bought,
and l was directed to inquire
Of you where l could buy cedar
posts. A fellow in the store
said, Cults can tell you if his
wife will let him, but she won't.
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STRONG MINDED GOVERNMENT.

a woman from an upper win
dow with, swell, what's want.
ing now9"
"Yes, he's in, or about some.
where, | SUPPOSE she replied,
shut I'm Mr.. QUITS when any
business is to be done. He's
Mr.. Cults eating. drinking, and
sleeping sometimes"
"Well, my good woman"
said the gentleman, d think
he'll be Mr.. Cuts for my bust.
ness, too. l wish to see him."
"What do you want of him9"
asked the Shrew, thrusting her
head still further out of the win.
dow. o
"To do something for me-
But l must see himself" was
the reply.
"Is 1t real business, for pay,
or only favor you wants l can
let your horse have a peck of
oats, or | can direct you to the
Four Corners, or l can-I can
why l can do anything for
you that he could; and a good
deal more! l take the money
and write our receipts, and pay
the men, and trade off the pro
duce! Pm as good a judge OF
stock as he is, and l can't be
beat on horsehesh!"
"But," said the gentleman,
solemnly, "you can't take his
place now. Find him for me
at once"
The shrew was baffled. "Look
a here, mister" she continued,
:'may be you don't know the
circumstances of the case,
This ere farm is mine, and il
was my fathers afore me; and
Cults he haint no more claim
to it than that hen down there
hasl And besides, Pm sever
years older than what he is
and a foot higher, and l weigl
twenty-five pounds more!-
What's your business on m,
place, if make SO boldg"
"To see and talk with you
husband,' replied the gentle
man, getting out Of his chais,
and hitching his horse to
post, as if he meant to stay
until he did see him.
"Bs you a doctors cause
there amt a living thing the
matter with Mr.. Cults. He'I
the wellest man in town, anC
SO be i" said this ''woman fol
the times"
"No, my good woman, I'm
not a doctor. Do you thinl
your husband will be in soon
Send that boy to find him!
said the stranger.
The boy looked up in hi
mothers ace; but he knew hi
own interests too we'll to star
without orders.
"Then you're a minister,
suppose, by your black ccat.-
| may as well tell you, and
save your time, that we DOM
go to meetin' and don't wanI
10. 1t amt no use to leave nc
tracts nor nothing, for I've got
a big dairy, and amt no time
to idle away reading; and ]
keep him at it so early and so
late, that when he's done work
he is glad to go to bed and
rest"
81 am no minister, madam;
| wish / was, though, Tor your
sake. Send for your husband;
| can not wait much longer, |
must see him at once"
The boy started to his feet
again, and looked in his moth.
er's eye; but it gave no march.
ing orders.
"Look a here, mister" now
appearing at the door, and
looking defantly at him, "you
are schoolmaster a hunting e
up district school, and you
think he's committee man; but
he amt this year,
~ never taught school and
navor rnaon fo - ooid fba etroo
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10 PHYSICIANS.
Nsw YoRK, August 18th, 1868.

.4f Nsw YoRK, August 18th, 1868.
Allow me 10 call your attention 10 my
PREPARATION OF COMPOUND EX.
TRACT BUCHU. The component parts
are, BUCHU, LONG LzAE, CUBEBS, JUNI-
PER BERRIES.
Juniper Berries, by distillation, to form q
6no gin. Cubebs extracted by displace.
ment with spirits obtained from Juniper
Berries; very little sugar Is used, and
small proportion OF epirit. 1t Ia more pal
atahlo than any now In use.
Buchu as prepared by Druggists, is OF O
dark color. II 10 aplant that emits Its fra
Qts uctive principle) leaving a dark and
glutinous decoction. Mine 10 tho color OF
ingredients. The Buchu In my preparation
pred0minates; the smallest quantity Of the
other ingredients are added, to prevent fci-
mentstion; upon inspection II will be found
not 70 bo q Ttncture, as made In Pharma.
eopoa, nor isit Syrup-and therefore can
be used In cases where fever or inHamma-
fien exists. In this, you have the know.
ledge Of tho ingredients and the mode Of
Hoping that you will favor II with trial,
and that upon inspection it will meet with
your appreciation,
With feeling ofprofouAd confidence,
. lam, very respectfully,
II. 4. HELMBoLD,
Chemist and Druggist of19 years experience.
Qton the largest Manufacturing Chemists
In the Worldly
November 4, 1854.
Vt am acquainted with Mr.. II. 4. Helm
bold; he occupied the Drug Store opposite
my residence, and was successful IN con-
dueting the business where others had not
been equally go before him. have been
favorably impressed with his character and
enterprise"
~. -. WILLIAM WE1GHTMAN. /.
Firm OF Powers and Welghtman. Manufac.
turing Chemists, Ninth and Brown
Streets, Philadelphia. il'
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1n affeetions peculiar to Females, Is IN.
eQuafed by any other preparation. as in
'Chlorosis, or Retention, Painfnlness, or
Suppression OF Customary Eyacuations, u
ScefStedof Scifrhus State OF the Uterus, and
Ill complaints incidental TO the sex, or tho
: decline or change Of life.
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once affected with Organic Weakness, 70.
quires the aid OF Medicine to strengthen and
tnyigorate the system, which HELhBOLD'H
EATBACT BUCHU invariably does. II no
treatment 10 submitted to, Consumption or
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-21
COpartHership Notice.

s8-wuLI&M STEWART, HUGH STEWART,
ANDREW STEWART and JOIN @. FIzER have
this day entered into copartnership under
the firm styles OF STEWART Bros. 4 FIzER,
Memphis, Tenn, and STEWART & FLYER, New
Orleans, La, being successors 70 Galbreath,
stewart & Co. Memphis. Tenn, ana stewart,
Galbreath & Fizer, New Orleans, La, for the
purpose OF c-ouducfin a Wholesale Grocery
Commission and Cotton business. at this Old
stand OF GaIbreath, Stewart & Co., No. II
Union street, GaIbreath Block, Memphis,
Tenn. and a cotton factOrage and Commission
business at No. 46 Union street, New Orleans,
La. They VIII always keep on hand a large
stock OF goods, comprising a full and COM
plete assortment Of every article In their limo
Of business, which they viii sell upon tie
most favorable terms. Especial attention Will
be given 20 the handling and sale OF cotton.
This branch Of their business, in the Mem
phis house, viii be undo the care and control
of Mr. Hugh Stewart, who, from over sixteen
years experience, feels confident Of his abil-
itv to manage tine same 70 he satisfaction Of
their customers.
Nr. Andrew Stewart VIII, as before, have
charge OF the cotton business Of their New
Orleans house.
The Grocery Department of their Memphis
. house VIII be under the management Of VIM.
stewart and Oil c. Fizer, as formerly. They
solicit a continuance of the very liberal
patronage heretofore extended to the Old
/ house of Galbreath, Stewart & Co., Memphis
/ Tenn, and Stewart, Gaibreath & Fizer, New
Orleans, louisiana
STEWART BROS & FIZER.
No. Union Street, stonewau Block, Mem
phis, Tennessee
STEWART & FIZER,
No. 46, Union Street, New Orleans, La.
FEBRUARY LIST. 1870 ieoldAW
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GREET THEM WITH GREEssACKs.
A Revolution Ia Nodes Of lndustry---Come
down with the Keller.

That the raw material which abounds
in this vicinity may be converted into
wood and willow-ware; mat the sWamps
of Arkansas may be made tributar V to
the city's wealth; that money, in vast
sums, aeedlessly sent away, may be re-
tanned at home; that profitable employ
ment may be given to many youths and
men o idle; that canebrakes and wal
nut forests across the river, and hickory
groves on this side, may give materials
for chairs, furniture, chair-bottoms, pa
pier-mache, hoops and slaves; that Mem
phis may now lay the foundations forthat
future greatness only to be achieved by
manufactures, Messrs. Townsend, Hal
stead, Tucker and Others have undertaken
20 augment the capital stock of the
Wood and WillOW-W are Manufacturing
Company to $50 90. TWenty-ope thou
sand dollars have already been sub
scribed, and 50 easily was this secured,
that little difficulty is anticipated in ac-
complishing a task which will beget and
foster a greater diversity of industrial
pursuits than any scheme ever devised in
the interests Of this city. There is not
now a cooper, wagon or carriage maker,
or hardly a manufacturer OF any character
who is not interested with pr~operty-hold-
ers aud merchants in the success Of the
plans OF this company. Hubs, spokes,
~telloes, cooperage, wicker-ware, stave-
timber, hoop-poles, all viii be wanted or
furnished by this company. Waste lands
in creek bottoms will be made to grow
Osier willows, and the country, as we'll as
city, will derive infinite advantages from
this diversiic5tion Of our industry. When
the committees, or either Of them, call on
our readers to-day, or tomorrow, the pur-
will be understood and assistance
rendered.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

THEATEE.-Niss Tiffany and Johnny
Thompson commence the second week OF
Their engagement tonight. The plays
are Jessie BrOUR and AjscRieU0US Tom.
Miss Tiffany and Mir. Thompson have won
golden opinions for themselves during the
past week, and We expect to meet a
crowded house.
BROON's OPERA HOUsE.-A new bill of
fare has been issued for tonight, and
seve-al new faces Will appear. All who
love a good laugh VIII be on hand.
PARLoR MUsIC HALL.-This now per-
feet place Of amusement still holds its
justly earned vantage ground. Frank
Dillon, the London comique, is nightly
received with rapturOus applause; also,
the entire news company. And what makes
il more binding, this rare treat Is fur
nished at the peoples price Of twenty-five
cents admission. Drop in and see them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-21

BY continued Hl-health uecessitates m
retiring from business, and In doing 50 I have
much pleasure in recommending my success
s0rs, Messrs. STEWART Bros. & FIzER,
Memphis. Tennessee, and sIessrs. sTEwART
q FIzER, New Orleans, Louisiana.
10 my friends, and hope they VIII CON
tinue their business with them. l VIII be
found at the office OF Messrs. EwA BROS
d FIzzR, No. II Union street, stonewaIIB Block,
till further notice.
W. B. GALBREATH.
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DISSOLUTION ~ OPARTHERSHIP.
dissolution Of cOpartnership.

Bs-The firms G~ALBREATH, STEWART & Co,
Memphis, Tenn, and STEWART, GALBREATH
a FIzER, New Orleans, La, have this day been
dissolved, by mutual consent, Mr.. W.B. Gal
breath retiring.
Either member OF the late firm Is hereby
authorized t0 use the firm name in settlement
OF businesA W. B. GALBREATH,
WIN. STEWART,
ANDREW STEWART.
JOHN C.. FIZER.
MEMPHIS, February lst, 1870.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-21

Or. j. A. Clopton, Of Huntsville. Ala.
may be consulted al tho Overton Hotel,
ia Memphis, on the 2Ist and I'D instant.
He treats with perfect success. Pills,
tIsTCLA, STRUCTURES, PoLYPUs, TUNORs.
diseases Of b BLADDER, kIDSEYs, etc. +;
cured without the knife.
DR.. G.. refers 20 scme Of the first physi-
clans OF the city Of Memphis.
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BRO0m'S OPERA HOUSE

H. II. BEoo1I----Lesses ard Proprietor
CHARLEY Manager
Prof. RAEE RNOLD---LG44G o. Orchestra
Open @v cry II LEh =
TOATMEECTEG THURSDAY EVENING,
x Sept. %. with e Mammoth Company.
Tie entertainment 20 consist CT Negro MIN
strelsy, songs and Dance. Fancy Dances. EaI-
lads, Duets, 4uar1etts- l1trtFasaIzas EIt-
lesGues, RantOmimes au1 EarCe,.
Admission Sc Private Boxes s.. SEES
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-21

You CAN buy better and cheaper DRY
Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes of Ven
dig Bros. q Co, than anywhere else, no
matter what pr5texJ may be assigned Tor
sacrificing goods. We will sell lower
than the lowest. Beautiful Ladies' Kid
Gloves for sevcnty-fve cents, worth one
dollar and twenty-five cents. Dress Goods
on hand to be sold al one-half Of their
original cost, at
VENDIG BROS. 81 CO.'S,
Dds Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-21

Referring 70 the above notice, I would most
regDectmIly solicit q share OF the patronage
from my friends and the public gcnerauF'
which have e-udeavOred TO merit in.my past
connections with the Commercial bauk, as
Cashier during iho war, subsequently, rs
President Of the German National Bank, anu
recently as Business Manager Of the Mehi-
70 ~ FRIEsDs. 7 will simply state, that 81
ter a careful inquiry, / am satisfied the
CRAFTMES's is July entitled tOthe
which Is so necessary for the success OF LIE
insurance Company, otherwise L would not
have connected myself Wlfh It.
To THE NAsOEIC EEATEBNITY.-It Is IN
dorsed BIZ many OF the most prominent Ma
SONS in the country, some OF whom are d.
rectors Of the Company.
febis JOHN AINSLIE-
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FOR FORKED DEER RIVER.
Memphis and Arkansas River Packet
C0mpany---White River Line.

THE entirely new and elegant IT,
4 passenger packet, built ex-@azsES
pressly for the trade,
z. P. WALT-.----------.AD. STORM, Master
VIII leave Memphis EVERY SATURDAY, at
> o'clock pm, for all points On WHITE RIVER
To JACESONPORT and the we'll
Known passenger packet,
W. A. CALDWELL-,-~--.TO M BERRY, Master
VIII leave Memphis EVERY THURSDAY, az
, O'Clock pm, for AUGUSTA M intermediate
points on White river, aud to SEARCY Lam
ING on LITTLE RED RIVER This boat being
OF light draft, VIII be able 10 get to SeaTcy
Landing when other boats canno She will
continue in this trade until the completion
OF another new boat, such as the "R. p.
Walt" NOW unoer cOutracs TO De finished by
18th May neXT) to take the place OF the ".
A. Caldwell" in the Augusta and Little RED
river trade, 10 leave Memphis livery
THURSDAY.
For freight or passage apply IN board the
boats, or at the Gfdoe Of the Company, No. 3
Madison street. Stanton Block.
febIf JOHN ID. ADAMS. President.
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FAMILY MARKETS.
The Cost Of Living in Memphis---Price Of
Basket Marketing.

The markets were very well attended
Saturday, and there was a most excellent
display Of meats and vegetables. The fish
and game stalls we're notsO well supplied.
The following were the prices that gener-
allv obtained:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-21

We have never seen a more magnificent
lot Of cleaned fowls Of all kinds, but more
especially turkeys, than were on the stalls
Saturday evening at the Beale street
urgrErE
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-21
~COpartnership Notice.

RTR. JOHN AINsLIE has been admitted as
" an equal partner with US as general
managers for the Southern states OF the
C~RAFTMEN's LIFE Assurance COMPANY OF
New York. The style of the firm hereafter
will be Roddey, Caskin & AinSiie.
RODDET & CA8KlN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-21

THERE is no place where .gentlemen's
wear is cleaned better, and without the
destructive mode of securing, than the
Memphis steam Dyeing and Cleaning Es-
Enlistment, 262 Second street.
Is. a. HOLLENBERG,
Proprietor.
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TIE SPRING MEETING
Oh TN
CHICKASAW Jockey CLUB
WILL BE HOLDEN
Commencing Tuesday, April Is, 20,
And Continuing Five Days. with the
FOLLOWING

EGLA0 sFAEG DDIAAs1aAAA
FIRST DAY-TUgsDhY. April 8-pozt
stake for an ages, Two miles, and repeats
subscription s5l PIP the seel.u 70
save his stake. To name al lle QLc- OF
the secretary. ON MONDAY april Gtl aF
6pm. The Club 70
SANE DAY-SWeepsfazeS for rl-ee-year
Olds; dash OF a mile. sub % PIP. The
CLUB 10 -
SECOND DAY-WEDNEsDAT, April q
Hurdle Handicap stake, dash OF two
miles, OvG eight st1u hurdles three -eet
three inches high. sub So, bali turieir,
or MY ten dollars II declared. Weight
10 be published within Lfleenl ana ae-
csptauce or declaration q De mode Win
in thirty w. OF the closing % the stake
Eor Club purse BOZ
SANE DAy-Aile heats l-r al 2sts- LuE q
Jockey CluD purse ~
THIRD DAY-THURsDAv.A prI&-wrep
stakes for three-yeSr Olds, utlle heatsi
sub. S5l. htif forfeit. Clu1 To- add 4l
SANE UAY-Handioap sWeepsiGRe- lOr al
ayes, dash CftwO miles, sub, SCI hait for
feif. Or only SIS FL declared weights u
be published within fifteen, ana ac-
caDted or declared within thirty cGys or
the clus1ngOl thestake- co0du- 90
FOURTH DAY-FErDAY, April 9-8IIe
heats, for ali ages, best three In uvc, for
atOckey Gu purse f----.-------.----- %
SANE DAT-oWeepstaEe FOR tnree-year
bids. dash OF one mile. SUB. - PIP. The
winner Of Tuesday s sWeep5r1Ee dash %
carry seven lbs. extra. Ihe Club 20 acd- >
FIFTH DAN-SATURDAT, april sO-Greeu
stake, for thres-year Odds. that have
never won previous 70 the closing Of this
stake, mile heats; sub. SD PIP. Tia
LAuD 10 GtAl-----a------ ~
SAVE DAY-TWo mile heats. Tor an ages.
for a Jockey Club purse Of-.---- Oh
Third RACE-HandiCJp for beaten horses.
Conditions 70 be announced during the
week
The A6orc Ssatcs 10 Close on Zee Fl1t Day
E0rch. ls7A.
WEIGHTS to be- announced on the 18th O
March. Declaration 10 be made on OF beior
the first DAY OF April.
-Four or more subscribers equlred 10 III
either of the above stakes ~uTniuatiO q
De made 60 the Secretary, postUtice-box Nc
90, Memphis, Tenn.
4 purss race but no othen maybe post
pOned from day 90 dag for bad weather, @
other sufficient cause. AZ ease q postpone
ment is announced, tine entries ere Ct-
No entrance lnOney 20 purses.
4 Wnlk-OVer entities g unIse % lnu hIncun
OF purse. j. n. CHALMERS. President
SI0EE- secretary
Memphis. February D. lelA le1I-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-21

R. p. HALL Il Co., Nashua, y. H., pro-
p~rietors OF Hairs Vegetable Sicilian Hair
Remover, publish a treatise on the Hair,
which they viii send free 10 anyone on
application. This is q valuable little book.
Send FOR L..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-21
PROPOSALS.

OFFICE OF THE GRADER CoTToN GIN AND0
MANUFACTURING Co., SSS SHELBY ST.,
MEMPHIS. TENN, February II, 1s70J
PROPOSALS will be received until II
Il o'clock on Tuesday, the 22d inst, FOR ma
terials and labor for covering a Cotton Shed.
Plans and Specifications may be seen on
application to the undersigned, at the Office
OF the Company, u. PARKMAN,
febls General superintendent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-21

JOE LOCKE, 236% Main street, has all
the latest, illustrated, scientific, literary.
sporting, sensational, police, German and
Irish weeklies, and all the latest dailies
and monthlies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-21

WARDS NEW GAS BURNER furnishes
the best, cheapest and safest light.
J. STOLTS.
So Jefferson street
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Msmphis and Arkansas River Packet
Company.
EU. S. Mail Line.
LEAVING MEMPHIS
aOHDAYS, WEDNESDAYS AND FRIDAYS,
At O'Clock pm.

These boats are elegant. They leave on
time. Their accommodations are unsur-
passed. and they oner under this arrange
tnent, unprecedented facilities TO emigrants,
Persons desiring to ship over this line
should consign freight to NJ. and A. H e. Co
Memphis. Frsights viii be forwarded al our
card rates. and Without charge for LANDING Al
Memphis. JOHN ID. ADAMS, Prsadenf.
w. II. RENNEDAY, Agent.
No. Madison st., asanton Block, tsbl7
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-21

The following IS the list of letters remain
Ing In the Memphis PostohiCe and not deliv-
cred by carriers Yesterday.
All letters directed TO street and numbers,
VIII be delivered promptly by carriers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-21

TUE cheapest goods IN the city by all
odds are tbe underwear, for ladies and gen
tlsmcu, now being rapidly disposed of at
A. SEESSEL 4 SONS.
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LACES 81 KID GLOVES cleaned and
dyed TO perfection at the Memphis Steam
Dyeing and Cleaning Establishment, 252
Second street.
B. A. HOLLENBERG.
Proprietor.
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n q q p%IREcTORY.

oA4oso EscAEFFEESSE9 ab S9.Si q OF oseh
Oh ne ~ o'clock Dc Trader. CT A.
monIn p. Thomas Bacon scribe
MEzusBE .inck. John B. Campbell, n.
night 81 ~ goc1. Y. o.; ThOs. Mohet sec
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-21
n GERMAN
NATIONAL. BANK
OF MEMPHIS.

DIRECTORS:
Ioais Banauer, J. C. Nicely,
scoolheid & HauaaeT. Brooks, Neely Co
o c Ioues. A. /. Rsrris,
- brown & Co. Harris, Cochran q Co.
o D Walt. n. L. KeaOhaH,
D walt 3 Co. Meachan q T~readwelL
~ . Alien. 6. l. DeniseH,
Alien 90. Orgiu Bros. q Co.
n D gaddeu. &c. Terry,
n p. MADDEN Co. Price q Terry.
E.L. Taylor, OF Taylor a Rutland.
OFFICERS:
LOUIS BAHAUER, President,
n. 1. KEAcBAK, ViOe-PresideFL
K6RTiN GRIFFIN, Cashier.
\ e. GARTH. Assistant Cashier.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-02-21

WE continue to sell Domestics, Sheet
ings and Counierpanes at prices that war
rant our popularity in housekeeping
goods. A. SEESSEL & son.