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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1870-04-07

cIERIFF'S SALE.-Under decree OF
= the cirru't court of the city OF Richmond; IN
the suit Of Cook against Gamble. l shall sell ut
public auction, attic machine-shop OIL: ": Garn-
vii 4 Co No. Isl. Cary street. AT 10 O'Clock.
apniL llrH one Lake, lRpH SCREW
PTNCuINCi MACHINE, used punching IRON.
''''' JOHN w. WRIGHT, d. s.
,nr ri for a. II, Thompson. :. E. X.
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DRY GOODS.
4 RRIYAL OF OUR
NEW STOCK.


A RRIYAL OF OUR
NEW STOCK.
TIE BEST JUDGES
WHO HAVE BEEN IN TO GET
NEW GOODS
PRONOUNCE THEM
HANDSOME. DEsIRABLEl CHEAP
JAPANESE SILKS all coiors;
PARIS and LYONS SILKS all colors
SATISs and RIBBOES all colors:
BLACK GROs-GRAIN SILK at $3.50:
BLACK slLK-WARp ALPACAS and GREN-
ADINES;
PLAID and STRIPED ALPACAS at 25c.:
FRENCH CAMBRICS TALL colors), 2sc.;
TABLE LINENS, all styles and prices;
WHITE PIQUES,
SATIN, striped and figured;
Latest styles PARASoLS;
LACE COLLARS;
BLACK MERlNO SHAWLS, best manufacture
Best KID GLOVES at $l.25 high colors;
Splendid CASSIMERES, newest designs--cheap
PRINTED IRISH LINENS at soc. worth &C.;
All novelties In
DRESS GOODS, WHITE GOODS,
CORSETS, EMBROIDERIEs,
LACES, RUFFLINGS,
SPRING SKIRTS, ARABS,
SILK sACQUES, LACE POINTS,
and other goods in full variety, at lowest prices.
WILLIAM THALluMER & SONS,
aps No. col Broad street, corner Of Sixth.
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SPRING CAMPAIGN OF 1870.
DUCKWALL & ROUSS.
No. 1913, OPPOSITE FOsT.OFFICE.

Alexandra Kid Gloves at q. IS ovarian worth
81: Z. Cnats's Spool Cotton at 7ac. per dozen,
best 2ooy ard spool Cotton at and &C.. Pins at &C..
Needles at &c.; Hooks and Eyes At &C.: Standard
Prints at ioc.; Standard Bleached and Brown Cot
tons at l?3c.: 8ndroseoggin Cotton less than one
below Wholesale quotations; Spring Dress Goods
NJ i2ac. worth ?5c.; Spring Dress Goods st sc.
worth s0c; Shifting Cam6ries a. lie. worth :!c.
Best British Hosiery Sash Ribbons. &c. NH %
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GALE OF VALUABLE REAL Is
, TATE IN MECkLENBURG COUNTY,
VA Bv virtue Of decree OF the clrcnlt court
for M,cklenhurg coonty rendered on tho Tfh"!'y
Anril l>G9 in tie suit of Jones adnllnlStraI"r
rs Nlcxanher. ! shall. on FRIDAY The 2Ia iiy
ofAprI $50 sell. upsn the premise; I" the higii,
cel iii,.cr 1T public auction. the TRACT OF
LAND Gwucd by James T. Alexander. kGoL:n us
...larkson's,'' lying on The waters OF Co.'s
creek in Me klcnhUrg county. w., cont lining
OHE THO. SAND THIRTY-TIiHEE AND
This tract Of land Is regarded as exceedingly
valuable and desirable: well adapted - Tie
growth of all the usual products of the county.
An accurate description of the lana Is deemed
as il Is presumed that persons ,icSlr-
to purchase will examine and Judge Tor Iheh-
selves The improve mcnfs consist oil u"elllhc-
house and necessary oIt-hpuscS.
Possession will be given on the day OF sac.
TERMS OF SALE: Onr-third OF the purchase
money to be patio In cash ; and as TO the residue
thereof 4 credit of six, twelve, "nd eighteen
months, the purchaseS to execute bonds for th.
deferred payments. carry Ing Interest from day OF
sale anG the title to he retained until the whole OF
The purchase morcv is paid
s. K. JOHNSON, Commissioner,
Boydtnn, Va.
n. B.-Thc purchaser will be required to com
nly VIII the terms on lIn day of sale, and In de-
fault of his so doing, the land viii he promptly
resold. s. r. JOHNSON,
an5 Commissioner.
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b. FLA,S Ss, W: W. FLASSAGAS,
1870. SPRING or: STYLES 1870.
W O o L L z y s
MADE AT
CHARLOTTESVILLE WOOLLEN MILLS.
The attention OF merchants is called to these
GOODS. aud comparison with other fabrics In
ytted for
STYLE, FINISH, INTRINSIC MERIT,
AND
ADAPTABILITY TO THE WANTS OF THE
SOUTHERN TRADE.
For samples and pricc-list address
II. c. NARCHANT,
NH lt--3m Charlottesville, Va.
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MATCHES, MATCHES, MATCHES
Ifl We have In store . large supply OF very SUI
perior pARLOR MATCHES, which we Will sell
In lots to suit pur hasers ut factory prices Give
"a call. WAGG0SER J. HARVEY,
Agents Wilmington Psrlcr Match Company.
mn Ia ss
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MONEY
where It Goes to from MsmphIs-Why II ls
80 Scarce. =

Editors AppeGL-Ths want of money IN
Memphis is being more and more seri-
ously felt daily, and people are beginning
to make inquiries as to the cause of this
scarcity.
We have made two good crops of cot
ton, sold it at good prices, realizing to the
South over five hundred millions of dol
lars, and Notwithstanding this, the South
finds herself to-day en- the verge Of bank
ruptcy. Why is this7 Reader, reflect
for one moment, and you will have no
cause to repeat the question. How many
men in your little n~eighborhood have
their lives insured in foreign COM
panies? How much Is drawn from
your section annually to send TO other
States for this purpose. Other drafts are
being constantly made for various p1r-
poses, but this alone is sufficient to tell
the story. From the agencies, 6re and
life, in the city of Memphis, is sent every
month to other States from one hundred
and fifty to two hundred thousand dol
lars, making a total of from one and three
quarters to two millions of dollars per an
num-.
Suppose this capital were retained Il
Memphis, how much easier it would make
money matters for our people, and how
much would it add to the business of Our
city. But some one will say we can't
AC4P - We LAu6t A1NO HACCY AAC
and life, at any cost. Admit the fact. In
surance in all its forms has no stronger
advocate than the writer. But why not
get our insurance at home. Why not
p~stronize our own companies, keep the
money circulating among u own peo-
pie. We would then receive q double
benefit. We would be benefited by the
use of the money directly or indirectly,
while circulating among our friends, as
well as by the payment of the policy at ma
turity. Companies of other States would
pay, doubtless, as promptly as our own
when the policy becomes a claim but If we
p~atronize them, giving them III insur-
ance premiums, and send of all our ur-
plus capital as we have done heretofore,
we must expect to suffer seriously, ter
IDLY tor the want of { his very money just
as we are suffering now. The whole
South is in the same condition, and from
the same cause. The money has all been
sent out of the country, and the people
left to suffer for want of it, until more
can be dug out of the ground. There is
no reason why this state of things should
ever have existed, or why it should cor
time. We can patranize our own insur-
Rnee companies, insure at home, and keep
N money circulating among u own
people, where it will command the high
est rates of interest, on the best securities
and achieve the same results to our fam
lilies, while getting the benefit of the use
of the money while living ourselves.
These are the advantages offered by the
Carolina Life Insurance Company. The
managers are well known. You can trust
them. Go there and insure your life. 1t
is the surest means of making meney
more plentiful at home. So
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POLITICAL.
Lat Of Appointments by Democratic SOmI-
nees.

The Democratic nominees for Congress.
Senator and Floater will address the peo-
pie of their respective districts at the
places and times below designated:
CoVington, Monday, October Sd.
Mason's, Tuesday, October 4th.
Germantown, Thursday, Octoher 9th.
C~ollierville, Friday, October 9Th.
Baskerville, Saturday, October Sth.
Wythe Depot, Monday, October 10Th.
Bottoms Store, Tuesday, October 18th.
Cuba, Wednesday, October 18th.
Bartlett, Thursday, Octobe: 18th.
Mechanicsville, Friday, October l4th.
Somerville, Monday, October nth.
Fayette Corner, Tuesday, October 18th.
Oakland, Wednesday, October 10th.
Macon, Thursday, October 10th.
Moscow, Friday, October 2lst.
La Grange, Saturday, October 22d.
North Memphis Market House,, Mon
day night, October oath.
South Memphis mississippi and Ten
nessee Depot, Tuesday night, October
18th.
Randolph, Upton county, Saturday,
October 18th.
PortersviIle, Monday, October 31st.
Mt. Zion, Tuesday, November LIST.
We cordially invite all nominees for
County Representatives to join us in the
above appointments, and hope the people
will urn out and give us an opportunity
to be heard. W. w. VAUGHAN,
J. J. DUBOSE,
J. M. HARRIS.
-SomerviIle Falcon, Upton Record, Sun,
AOdLGachs and Evening Ledger please
copy.
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ACCIDENTAL
+" Fosllas With q Gan ---esrss.r'. lssus.t.

A couple OF negro men came to Squire
Miler's office yesterday morning and
asked him to 70 cut to the old Coffee
place, ard hold an inquest on the body OF
Mat. Jenkins, q negro mai who had died
during the night from the effects Of a
gun-shot wound, received ths previous
evening while sis foolin' wild a gun,
which anoder cullud CONAN was fot,hin
to de house."
The Squire went out and held the in
quest, which resulted In q verdict Of
death from the careless handling OF a1re-
arms in the hands of the deceased. From
the testimony sdduced before h Jury 1t
appears that a negro laborer on the same
farm had given a loaded gun to q negro
woman to carry to the house, while he
went to the branch to water the stock.
While she was on her way In with the
weapon the deceased, who was, to use the
words of a witness, "a great hand for
fOolin' an playin', cotch 1t away from her
an commence tusslin', and de gun went
off," The finale was a negro funeral yes
terday.
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ualtad staIes circuit caart-TrIua. Iudae.

7O3 Torian, McRae 81 Co. vs. W. l.. Stew
art a. Co.; Judgment for plaintiff.
692 Vance VS.. PEBBLES; submitted to the
Judge; order on Marshal to sum
mons five additional jurors for to-
day.
The grand jury made another return Of
a large batch of indictments.
The following cases will be called to-
day:
IA Benedict, Hall q Co. vs.. Ragland Bro.
81 Co.
745 The Niles Works vs.. Hunt ct al.
749 Wise, Greenbaum q Co. VS., M. Kraus
& Co.
755 Hutchinson q Co. VS.. Clinton.
TOT Cranmer vs.. Carlisle.
1853 United States VS.. Perl.
759 United States VS.. Hough ct al.
765 Jacobs VS.. Walcott, Smith q Co.
767 Memphis and st. Louis Packet Com
pany VS.. Gill ct al.
76S Rumsey q Co. vs.. Kraus & Co.
769 Vance VS.. Ksllar.
III Speed VS.. Mississippi and Tennessee
Railroad Company.
IT'S Scheiffer VS.. Hamilton.
76I Todd VS.. Montgomery.
783 Carmack VS.. Hill.
7S4 Dusseldorf 81 Co. VS.. Able ct al.
7S7 Howard, Sanger q Co. VS.. Specht.
795 United States VS.. Wolf ct al
796 United States VS.. Cheatham ct al.
798 United States We. Tucker ct al.
799 United States VS.. Jones ct al.
500 United States rs. Robinson ct al.
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SELLING COTTON
At Ssventy-Eye Cents Per Bale.

The cotton firm Of j. d. Ruffin & Co.
have iDaugurated this season the low
terms of seventy-1ve cents per bale on
the sale of cotton, charging no storage.
There terms are the most lliberal ever Of
fsred in this city by any firm, and at the
present low rates of the staple, should
command the attention Of the planter and
those who have cotton for sale. The gem
tlemen composing the firm are all first
class business men, and pride themselves
upon making as good sales as any firm in
the city and as prompt in making returns.
Their office is at A Adams street, between
Main and Second.
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river. by 8 gentleman who arrived here
IN q maekinaw yesterday forsnoon: The
Ida Reese IL tide up to the shore a mile
this side Of Fort SuIy, disabled, with N
Of her sbafts broke. The Farzgut was
met City miles sboveIRandeIl on Monday,
the 18th; the Far West twenty niles
above Randall, on Tuesday, 10Th; North
Alabama, fifty miles this side Of Randall,
on "Wednesday, 21st; the Huntsvills,
twenty-five miles above Yankton, on
Wednesday, 2Isk; the Miner, two miles
above Ya1kton, on Thursday, I'D"
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MISSISSIPPI RIVER RAILWAY.


This article was unsvoidably crowded
out Of Thursdays issue.
At a meeting of the Directors of the
Mississippi River Railroad Company,
composed of the following gentlemen:
Colonel F. M. White, Colonel II. S. Nc
Comb, John Overton, jr., J. L. King, Elk.
Norton, d. M. Henning, A. 7. Lacey,
John L. Norton and =. p. Bernard, held
in this city on yesterday, an organization
of the Company was effected, which will,
we trust, put its affairs on a safe and pru-
dent basis. Captain A. T. Lacey was
elected President in place of Elk. Norton,
whose engagements in New York will not
permit him to give that time and atten-
ton to the construction of this large en-
terprise that its interests demand. Cap
tain Lacey being located here per-
manently, will devote his energies to
the prosecution of the work. His
well known enterprise and activity are
gratifying assurances to the friends of the
company, and under his personal super
spection, we look for a careful and eco
nomical direction of the work. DIR. D.
NJ. Henning,.ot Iauderdale county, the
Vice President elect, will give a wright
of confidence along the line OF the road.
He is q man of well established integrity
and known character. DR.. Benning will
devote his time and influence to the u
b6TpTlSo WHICH - 81 ImpOIbdub " 4lm anu
his county. Mr.. John L. Norton was
elected Secretary and Treasurer of the
company, and will, we feel sure, pro-
perly conduct and manage the affairs per-
tanning to his Office.
The complications arising from the
European war have embarrassed the ope-
ratiOns Of this company, just as they have
hindered the progress of every other rail-
road in the country. The South and
North Alabama, the Memphis and Selma,
and also the Montgomery and Eufaula
railroads, together with other roads which
rave their bonds Endorsed by the State of
Alabama (tbe only State in the South
which paid her interest during the war;,
have been unable to negotiate their bonds,
and the work has consequently been
greatly retarded on those roads.
We can but expect, then, that the work
on this o will not be fastened as rap
idly as was hoped, at least until the COM
plications now existing are aimpliied;
but with the directors and officers men
toned above we have every confidence in
the management and ultimate success of
this enterprise.
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GENTLEMEN,s 5
HERzoo & BROS

NEW GOODS ARE OPEN.
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A TALK" BETWEEN Two WIVES
q" About a week after Thanksgiving"
writes a lady who signs her name Emma
ID. Ellerson, and dates her letter " Bart
lett ST., Brooklyn, E. d." me and nv
friend Mrs. A. McDaren, my next-door
~neighbor, bad a serious talk about our
husbands. Mine is a photographic printer,
and hers q picture-frame glider. They had
both been working over hours, and were
completely broken down, rested badly,
couldn't eat, and complained Of sick head
ache. We had heard that PLANTATION
BIT1ERs was hrstrate in such cases; so we
sent for two bottles, and persuaded our
husbands to try the effect. 1t worked
like a charm; and now, after taking the
Bitters for four weeks, they are both, so
to speak, like new men. Their strength
and health are thoroughly recruited, APP
petites good, spirits cheerful, and they say
they can bear twice the fatigue, without
inconvenience, that they could a month
ago. Thinking that the proprietors of
such an excellent remedy have a right to
know the good it is doing, 1 send you these
lines.H
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-30

MEMPHIS THEATER-THE MINsTRELs.
Last night the world renowned Emmer-
sons Minstrels opened at the Memphis
Thester for a short engagement OF two
nights. The entire programme has been
changed and the great Billy appears in
entirely new songs, dances, roles, etc..
and the company In new specialties. To-
night is the fashionable night and every
body is sure to go and hear hinn.
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First chancery Court. Morqan, Chancellor

Chancellor Morgan yesterday granted
against the following parties, to wit: E.
Levy, s. Schloss, j. Greenwald, Rose,
German National Bank, ct ais, and order
ing the defendants not to proceed in the
matter Of the collection or payment of
securities, amounting to about $500. lost
at cards by Schloss to Greenwald, all of
which securities mature on the German
National Bank, on or about the 5th of
October,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-30

General Trauernicht, a partner of the
late lamented DR.. Jourdan in the Corre-
spOndent, and editor of the Nashville
Democrat, arrived in the city yesterday
from Nashville and will go back to-day.
We understand that arrangements have
been made for the early resumption of the
DorPesD0adenL.
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PUBLIC SPEAKING.

PUBLIC bPEAklNds
At the request of manyc itizsns, Robert
son Topp, +. A. Tyler and George Dixon
will address the people of West Tennes-
see at the times and places herein mem
toned, upon the politics of the day, State
and Federal:
At Covington, Monday, October 3.
At Mason's, Tuesday, October 4.
At Brownsville, Saturday, October s.
At Humboldt, Monday, October 10.
At Jackson, Tuesday, Octoher IL.
At Purdy, THURSDAY, October ID.
At Bolivar, Saturday, October Is.
At SomerYille, Monday, October IL.
At Colliersville, Tuesday, October is.
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First Circuit court.-.HsIsksH. Iudus.

This Court me yesterday pursuant to
adjournment, the hon. q. W. HeisksIl,
Judge, presiding, when T. G. Scarborough,
Esq, who was appointed at a meeting
of the Memphis bar, held August 9th,
1870, presented to the Court, with appro-
pirate remarks, the resolutions adopted
in relation to the death of Edward L.
Hsmdn, deceased, late 8 member of this
bar, whereupon, on motion, and in re-
spect to the memory of Mr.. Hamlin, the
Court adjourned over till this morning at
9 O'Clock, and the resolutions so presented
were ordered to be spread upon the min
utes of the Court.
The calendar of cases published hereto
fore, will be called up to-day.
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GAs F1rr1Ne-al5 Second street.

BURNT children dread the fire." and
hence those who have tried them loathe
the dirty hair-coloring preparations witt
which the market is delugeG. But in
PHALoN's VIrALIA, or SALVATION FOR
THE HAIR, their most sanguile expecta-
tions will be realized. Gray hairs take
any shade of brown or black unders its
operation. Sold by druggists.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-30

There was no carpenter or DlacKSmlt0, or
well-digger, within call; much less an
upholsterer, a milliner, a tailor, or q boot
maker. Everything had to be fashioned
prepared by the cunning hand of the
settler and his sons, or the fair dame and
her daughters-cabin, kettle, gown and
shoe, bed and bureau, beef and stew. It
may serve to alleviate some of the mis-
cries Of our complaining and captious
generation to know that our patient an
cestors endured all these little annoy
snces, and not only did not sink under
them, but actually grew TO great stature
and fair proportions, and were enabled to
raise healthy, hearty, independent, self
relying children, who inherited from
their hands good, improved estates in the
neighborhOod of a great and growing city, +,
where they could learn to be viItuous and
happy under the influence Of good schools
and orthodox churches, or, save us from
the picture, indulge in every form of
and vice imported on the tide of
advancing civilization.
1 appeal TO You, citizens who have come
70 our county at a later date, and who
now enjoy the fruits of their tolls and
if it is not q worthy and a
noble object TO perpetuate the memories
Of the pioneer, whose single and sturdy
have scattered ver our land
blossoms and blessings; who
lANG pAGkaLlA Wv 1SaAA-AL @aNA - ~ Il
for cultivation and have founded q city
which bids fair to rival its ancient name
the Nilef Shall we not cherish
remember their homely virtues,
which, ane all, are the great virtues of
Shall we not learn to imi-
tate their industry, their thrift, their hos
10 strangers, their many unex-
Jolled, but none the less real, excellencies,
and their indomitable energy, perse-
yerance, courage and fOrtitudef
The founders of Rome were said by the
Romans TO have been nursed by a wolf.
The founders Of our city and county had
nurses as fierce and untamable as the
These were privation, toll and adver-
Their tutor was nature-their play
mates the elements. From these they
gathered heroic elements of character
should place them as high in our
as were Romulus and Rsemus In
he regard of the Romans. Most of them
ave passed away. They have dropped,
me by one, as the leaves fall from the
rees IN autumn. There are a few of them
wing. should we see them suffer, as
ong Is We have an arm to help or power
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srnAM F1rr1No-si5 Second rect.

HITK q CoRwINE, propFietors Of the
Job Printing establishment in the APP
PEAL Building, IA Union street are
now prepared TO execute orders o Job
P~rintingNon the shortest notice, Tn pa
irons of the APPRAL will hear tins in
mind and act accordingly.
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Criminal cuurt-ElIppIn. Iudus.

The Court adjourned on Wednesday
over until to-day, consequently there was
nothing done yesterday. The misde-
meanor docket will be resumed to day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-30

Too well Is our Glove known to recon-
mend further.
Our Inducements are only as we guar
antee the wear of every pair we sell. To
secure to our customers these favorable
terms, and at the same time give them
the finest assortment of colors (above all
in the city, We have made the
above arrangements at q great outlay,
but such as will WELD for Us a supremacy
above all other competitors.
A fresh stock to-day.
HERZOG & BRO,
294 Main st., CIark's Marble Block.
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secoHd Circuit cOurt-..HaIsey, Iudus.

In this court, the call of the appearance
docket was completed. The calendar for
to-day is that portion of that already
printed, commencing at 1853, and going
on to 1870, and including Nos. 1916, 1913,
1867.
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Bartlett Circuit csurt-Ray, Iudas.
pecial TO Memphis APPEAL ]

BARTLETT, TENN, September 29.-Bfll
Swift, 4 of the negroes engaged in a
riot at Macon, Tenn, in August Of last
year, was sent to the State prison for i've
the first criminal case on the docket.
Others of the rioters will be tried to-day.
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BLACK DIAMoNDs.-Bigley, Mellersb q
Co., dealers in P~ittsburg, caniael and an
thrscite coal, and Pittsbnrg s.d gas coke,
corner Main and South Court streets,
Memphis, Tenn.
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FOR HAILE's POINT.

Regular Memphis and Haile's Point Packet.
Thesplerdid side-wbeel steamer,
SALLIE V.............-....---G D. Miller, master
Frank W. Luscomb, clerk.
This splendid passenger packet -
will As % MONDAY and
THURSDAY, at 5 O'Clock. For frelghE or pas
sage apply on board. ssA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-30

WORDS fifty spoken are like apples of
gold in pictures Of silver was fully IL
Illustrated yesterday, o~verhearing a lady
remarking that the prettiest goods in the
city were 10 be found at tho Southern
Palace, 1872 Main street.
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CALL on P. H. Csvsnaugh IL you want
new goods. He has put his prices down
as low as the lowest.