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MASONIC DIRECTORY FOR 1870.


LODGES.
SOUTH NErPHIs, No. uS-meets ID Friday OF
e.ch mouIh-Hau cor. Madison and second.
W. s Matthews, W. NJ Ben. Pullen'
Fec.
AgGFRoNA No 6S-meets lst Monday in ev-
nv month. a. Odd-Fellows' Hail. corner
court and Main. John Gent, W. NJ John
Beasnlsh, Secretary.
LULA Sr8TT. No. let Friday OF eacn
moufh-Hall corner Madison ana second.
n W. Mitchell, ". NJ; = sturm, SEC
DEsor1. 30. IN Sd Friday OF each
sroafh-Ddd-FelloWs' Hal. J. d, Beard,
W.N. r.. ". shelton, Sec.
ErrwTE~rSg. No. 3fi-meets 4th Friday OF
earh morth-at South Memphis Hall. cor
uer OF Madison and Second ". A Ed
monds, ". 81; "a CEapski, Sec.
HnYAL ECH
svS-S CHATTER. No. Z-meets ID Monday OF
earn Tnoutn-Odd-Fellows Hall d. &. Ira
aar Nj r Il. p 4. q. Locke. Sec
nIFgpHIs CHAPTEE Mob u. D.-mees AZ odo
FelIows' Hail. Henry ]. Lynn, n. L. d p.
H. q. steever. Secretary.
As Il
r-srvz CorSCTL, NO. 6-meets Sd Monday OF
each uontn-Odd-FeIlOws Hall John Font,
lh. III: Nj WiEEin, Rec.
TEHPLARG.
ryvFSE COsUIANDERY. No. 4-meets 4th Mon
CAV OF each month. Geo. Aeuersh, Com;
7. J.. Barruus, Rec.
CALvARY CHATTER OF Rose CROIx, 18th No.
h Charles W. Adams, cd, N. W.; HI.
Tomuuson, I'D Sec.
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March Election Election Notice

ON SATURDAY, 18th OF March, 1870, an
~ election will be opened and held, at the
respective places OF voting in the civil dis
tricts of Shelby county, for Sheriff. Clerks of
Circuit, County aud Criminal Courts, Trustee,
Revenue Collector, and for Justices of the
exists, aud for the Ratification or Rejection
OF the New Constitution, recommended by
the recent convention, according to law.
Polls open at 9 am and close at 4 o clock pm.
The following are designated as the polling
places;
District No. 2-Stsrkey ReddetJ's.
District No. 8-John Q. Bottoms.
District No. Cuba.
District No. 5-R- NJ. Kings.
District No 6-Raleigb.
District No. 7-Bartlstt.
District No. S-Bartlett.
District No. 9-Shelby Depot.
District No. 10-Walter Aliens.
District Nc. U-Fisherville.
District No R-Collierville.
district No. l8-Memphis.
District No. H-Memphis.
District No. B-Memphis.
District No. ls-Memphis.
District No. H-Intersection of BreedlOve
avenue and new Raleigh road.
District No. ls-Big Spring, on old state line
road.
District No. Ig-FarmviIle.
District No. 20-Forest Hill.
District No. 2I-Germantown.
District No. 2-McClary & Co.'S MIL
District No. 2-White's Station, NJ. st. RR.
District No. 2f-Intersection OF Horn Lake
and Kerr avenue,
District No. 5-Iptersection ofPigeon Roost
road ana NJ. and @. r. r.
List Of officers to hold the election VIII be
{. H. SHOCK,
mills COMMISSIONS Of Registration.
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No advertisement Is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEAL unless 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.
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CONSTABLE 18th CIVIL DISTRICT.
TON-TABLE-In reply 10 q very comPll-
- meutsr- cali in the APPEAL, signed cit
izeu."I hereby announce myself as a cand1-
date FOR Constable OF the Fourteenth civil
District. ~pl-dEilE myself, II elected, 70 per-
form my duty 70 she best Of my ability.
fans RezpTctr1Ilv. BEN. 6. GARRETT.
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LETTER LIST.

LOOK at the beautiful dress goods for
1S%c. at HERZOG & BROS,
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New Arrival of Millinery Goods

e. Miss WALL, at 272 Main street.
Memphis. has lust completed her seasons
purchases in New York, and Is now receive
Ing a full assortment Of Millinery Goods Of
the latest fmpOrtations and most Fashionable
styles, direct nom Paris and London. en-
bracfng the AUGUSTINE" and ANNE
HATS, with other fresh novelties: and all
those desiring the choicest goods, at the most
popular prices, are invited to call. Every
department OF FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKISG
carried sn, and orders promptly executed. Ra
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Wanted.

A MIDDLE-AGED white woman, with not
IA more than one child, 10 act as house,
keeper and cook in a family consisting of but
three persons. Apply to DANIEL LAKE, res
idence at the intersection OF Jackson street
with the river, Fsrt Pickering. mh9
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FOR CLERK Isr CIRCUIT COURT.

TLEBK FIRST CIRCUIT COURT-EdA0rs
- ADBcal- The friends OF JOHN II. W
hereby request you 10 announce his name as
q candidate for the First Circuit Court CLERK
O. shelby county 81 mex Mareh eleclloh'
ff5fa MANY FRIENDS.
TLEEK FIRST CIRCUIT COUBT.-We are
- authorized 10 FRANK TAFT
a. an independent candidate for the once Of
Clerk of-t6e First Circuit Court, al the ensu-
ing March election. febS
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ROOMS AND BOARD.
L0sT-REWARD.

Eafiees t1t3t- ms head 1cu De inserted az Ten
cents l- fue. each Insertion.
ZEOEEN-Ou Sunday, 18th inst, IN OF near
III -. Nary Episcopal Church a steel-wrTe
-protucuaIe. containing about $50 twenty
dollars. The finder win please leave the
same al this Office. mhl8
II EDONguRN S~EED-Orders for Frosts
ID seed will be received and
rfed uv DANLu IL. DONOVAN SON.,
Real Estate Agents,
mLt1 S5 Washington Az, St Louis, No.
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Law Court--.Jgdue Anderson.

The argument in the case Of woodbridge,
assignee, VS.. Quinn ct a .clossd yesterday.
The jury will be charged by the court to-
day.
The case of Stutts VS.. Henry ct Ais the
first case for trial, and will be taken up
after the above cause is disposed of. The
call Of the special calendar viii commence
at No. l4iS and continue in regular order.
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ST. PATRIck's DAY.
How it win be celebrated in Memphis.

Our patriotic Irish felIow-citizens have
decided upon the following programme
for celebrating the day dedicated to the
Patron Saint OF Ireland;
The various societies will form in line
in front of the hall of the Hibernian Mu-
tuaI Relief Society, at the corner of Main
and Adams streets, at half-past nine
o'clock on the 18th inst, and march TO 81.
Patrick's Church in the following order;
Old Memphis Brass Band.
Emmett Guards.
Sodality Band.
Hibernian Mutual Relief Society.
st. Patrick's Temperance Society.
Irish Literary Association.
Thu line of march will be: Main street
to Vance, Vance to DeSOto street, DeSoto
street to st. Pstrick's Church, where an
~appropriate address will be delivered by
the Rev. NJ. J. Finnegsn, of Knoxville,
Tenn. Returning, the procession will
march on DeSoco street to Beale, Beale 10
Second, Second TO Overton, Overton to
Main, and Main to Adams.
At * O'Clock pm. the HibeTnian "a. r.
Society will rsassemble in their hall
and proceed TO st. Peters Church. where
a p~anegyric will be preached by the Rev.
Father Carey. A collection will be taken
up in the Church, as usual, on st. Patrick's
Day, for the benefit of st. Peters Orphan
Asylum.
A grand festival at the New Assembly
Hall will wind up the festivities, the pro-
ceeds of which are to 10 b evote 10 pay
ing off the Indebtedness of st. Patrick's
Church.
1t will be seen from the above pro-
gramme that the Irish citizens of Mem
phis intend celebrating the day dedicated
to the Patron Saint OF the Emerald Isle IN
a manner worthy of themselves and the
occasion. The people who forget thel land
of their birth are unworthy of the LAND of
their adoption; but of this crime the Irish
race, wherever found, have never been
guilty. Every Irishman can look back
with pride at the history Of his race, which
has preserved its Celtic purity through
penal laws, wars, and centuries of opDres-
sion and misrule. We hope the day is not
far distant when the Irish people may be
able to celebrate st. Patrick's Day in their
own green island, free from England's
hated yoke.
WE open this morning a lot of dress
goods at a price which will astonish all.
HERZOG & BRO,
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The following is the list of letters remain
Ing IN the Memphis Postofice and not deliy-
cred by carriers yesterday.
AL letters directed to street and numbers
VII DO delivered promptly by carriers.
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FOR CLERK ID CIRCUIT COURT.

TLERK SECOND CIRCUIT COURT-Tb the
- Fe19lc Of Shelby QUuV: am a candidate
for Clerk OF the Second Circuit Court OF
shelby county, st the ensuing March election.
fahi RDLFE :. SAUNDERS.
TLERK SECOND CIRCUIT CoURT-Me
u areauthoriEed 10 announced E
Is an independent candidate fOT the once
OF Clerk OF the Second Circuit Court, al the
ensuing March election. leol
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DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION.
Esquire Ed. Kisrhan Nomin ated for Magis'
trate.

At a called meeting held at the Elk
change Building last night, for the pur-
pose of nominating a Magistrate for the
Old Fifth District, the meeting was called
to order by Phil. I. Mallon, Esq.
Mr.. James BrizZalaro was elected Secre-
tarv.
The election was by ballot, and Mr.. Ed.
Herman receiving the highest number of
votes foI Magistrate for the Fifth Civil
District, was declared duly nominated.
Upon motion, b nomination was de-
clared unanimous.
JAMES BRIZZALARO, Secretary.
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STEAMBOATS,.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
MeaDals and Arkansas River Packet
cempany---Hhite River Line.

TINE entirely new and elegant IL
i passenger packet, built -
nraa.Ir fnr Ia fralha-
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CASH boy wanted.
CANS, 28S Main street.
THE most complete stock Of variety and
notion goods in the city can be found at
7. W. JOHNSTON q CO.'S,
34T Main street
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lust RECEIVED.
NOTICE.

A Ii persons owing bills to the Mount Car
~ bon Coal and Railroad Company, or the
Grand Tower Mining. Manufacturing and
Transportation Company, viii please call and
settle the same Immediately, with the under
signed. at No. : Madison street.
All persons having bills against either OF
said companies will present them, for pay
ment, to ". G. POSTAL. Agent,
No. 7 Madison street.
Ta1Uar aonU HhE
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PERSONAL.

THE handsomest embroideries ever i'm.
ported, at HERZOG & BROS.
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WALLED IN WITH PAPERi-Why are
the hair cOloring preparations kept dark?
Simply because the light decOmposes
them and exposes their oul sediment.
Hence the bottles are jscketsd with paste
and paper. PHALON's NTrALIA, OR SAL
WALTON FOR TIE HAIR on the other hand,
Is a. clear and transparent in the sun
shine as in the shade. It revives the nat
Ural color in every time-bleached fiber,
and does not stain the skin. Sold by all
druggists aud fancy goods dealers.
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wAgTE1-RlSCELLkEEOUS

N7.css aeF- tEu he1d trH Be- inserted az Ten
cents per dcc, each insertion.
ITUATEUN-A sober and industrious
- Young man. good scholar and well recon-
1Eende5. wants employment Of any kind; Is
willing 20 20 in the country; for long years
ara-atl--t with dry goods and clothing busl-
mes. address Commercial Hotel-rOom 20. ml2
q AND-Eo rent or buy on time, from 20 to
s. so acres OF good, with house, near Mem
nhig. Ur railroad station; address, with tul
particulars. Gardener, Appeal Once. mhl5
-THOLESALE BUSTNES S HOUSE. TO
W rent. a good business house, somewhere
between Union and Court streets; apply 70
j. Union street Room ., Lee Block. mhlz
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DYsPEPTIcs can eat biscuits raised with
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder Win
immunity. For sale BY all grooers.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
lAaIsTRATE llrH CIVIL DISTRICT

JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.-we are author
D lied 20 ALFRED ROBERTSON
rs r. candidate for the Office OF Justice of the
Election 18th of March. mhs
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CALL and examine our new stock of
trimming goods, now being received.
They are by far the handsomest in the
CITY. T. W. JOHNSTON Il co.
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FOR SHERIFF..

q HERIFF.-I hereby announce myself as
- an Independent candidate for reelection
70 tie oEice Of sheriff, at the ensuing March
election. A. p. URR
fafI Sheriff OF shelby county.
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CHRISTIANS Of every denomination are
earnestly invited to be present AT the
MONDAY prayer of the Young Mems
Christian Association, in Rocco Hall,
southeast Orner of Second and Madison
streets, from II IN. 20 l pm.
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TIE APPEAL is the only Daily paper
published in the city. Only twenty-five
cents a week.
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SILK LACE COTTON.

JOE LOCKE, 1851 Main street, always
has the latest dailies, weeklies and month
lies.
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MERCHANTS should attend the great
print sale of Menken Bros.
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We had the pleasure of meeting last
evening, Col. W. K. Sledge, Of Como, Miss.
He gives the Information that heavy
rains have fallen in Pamela county, in
consequence Of which farming operations
have been impeded. He reports a heavy
fall of snow at Como. Col. Stedge re-
mains at the Peabody during his stay in
the city.
Judge W. w. Storey, of the Second Dis
trict of Arkansas, is in town, and the
guest Of Col. o. P. Lyles.
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sHEErINGs of a superior quality at a
bargain. HERZOG & BRO.
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~eENTIEMEN's LIST.
NoTICE mol ADVERTISERS.

A GOOD pair of ladies' hose for lOc. at
HERZOG & BROS.
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No. 1 Gravel Roofing done by Barthol-
omew & Allen, No. 5 West Court street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-03-16

HITE & CoRwINE have removed their
Job Printing establishment to the AP-
PEAL Building, Il Unionstreet, and we are
now prepared TO execute orders for Job
Printing on the shortest notice. The pa
irons of the APPEAL will bear this in
mind and act accordingly.
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Go TO LooKE's, 233H Main street, for an
assortment of piotorials, etc, etc.
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PREACHING at the First Baptist Church
tonight by DR.. Teasdale. Subject: THE
Nature and Necessity Of Revivals OF Re
ligion."
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VRNDIG Bros. g. Co. are determined to
close out their entire stock of Boots and
Shoes:
Ladies' sewed and pegged shoes
per 80 .--.Sl UV(I %
Children's sewed and pegged
shoes, per pair..-.-~-..-....~ 75(G1 %
Ladies' and gents slippers l 00gl %
Mems sewed and pegged boots 4 OOCq6 90
Mems sewed and pegged shoes. 2 OO93 90
No. 226 Main street,
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REMEMBER, we sell our superior kid
gloves, in all colors and shades, now for 81.
HERZDG q BRO.
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FRESH NORFOLK OYsTERs.-Best brands
Of these favorite oysters received daily by
V. d. Fuchs, No. Il Jefferson street.
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Received per steamer City OF Cairo, so
dozen fresh Mallard ducks. For sale at
Victor d. Fuchs, Al Jefferson street.
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THE APPEAL is delivered for Is cents
weak.
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THOSE dress goods for 1870. at HerEog's
are the lowest article sold in Memphis.
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JUST RECEIVED, and for sale, one fiat
boat load of ear corn, by Howes y Wool
bridge, No. 6 Towards row.
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THE WEEKLY APPEAL is the largest
single sheet published in the South.
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MERCHANTS viii find Sprague prints
at lOc at Menken Bros.
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CARRIERS
RED RIVER Lire OF PACKETS
FOR
VieksbHrg, hatcher, Alexandria, ShrsYs-
port and jefferson.

81 The only Line giving Through Bills OF
Lading and Tickets TO the above points.
E5- Passengers by this Line escape the an
nOyance Of hanging boats, aud the enor-
nous charges at the Mouth OF Red River.
The following are the names OF the steamers
composing this line:
q. NJ. SHREVE----H. s. Carter, master
MOUNTAINEER---.--... -~-...Cropster, master
SILVER BOW..--..Thos. Res, master
WALTER B DANCE--LI0yd T. Belt, master
So For Tickets and all reliable fnforms-
ton call at the General Passenger Depart
ment, No. 1 Promenade, foot of Jefferson st.
G. l. HALL,
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OUR celebrated kid gloves-every pain
warranted-reduced 10 81.
HERZOG & BRO.
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FOR RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Packet Com
Paay---Uaited States Mail Line.
For Helena, Friars' Point. Mouth White River,
PIN Bluff, Little Rock, connecting for
Hot Springs and Fort Smith.
Steamer IL ST Z,
Ed.
This elegant and newly reftted ST.
steamer will leave as above ~
WEDNESDAY, 18th inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or TO
W. II. KENNEDY, Agent,
mhb No. , Madison 81. Stanton Block.
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GET your L. Y. shirts ready made Or to
order of the manufacturers, Wiggans q
Thorn, 233 Clay Building.
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JAKE ETLY has determined to Guido
Wall street by furnishing Jefferson street,
at the "Senate Saloon" with the best
quality OF liquors at reduced gold prices.
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STATE & COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR

CTATE AND COUNTY TAX COLLECTOR
= PEOPLES CANuIDATE-WM. MCLEAN Is
. candidate for reelection to the Office OF
STATE and County Tax Collector, at the en-
sui-- March election 1ebA
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THE Democratic Executive Committee
of Shelby county will meet at "Willett's, I"
No. 81 Adams street, Thursday, March
18th, at three O'Clock pm. Every mem
Der is requested to be present.
J. J. DUBOSE, Chairman.
GEO. :. ROBBINS, Secretary.
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FASHIONS FASHIONS
MRS M. G. HUNTERS
SOUTHERN EMPORIUM
No. 247 Main Street, Memphis.

Millinery and Fancy Goods OF every descrip.
ton, and dress-making in the
LATEST PARTISAN MODE.
Stamping and Braiding done % order. mhI.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-15

West, and for the resumption Of specie
c,vments. Senators and financial men
speak 10 high teru,. Of the bill, and think
i will meet The appreciation ofthe majority
Of the Senate.
Mr.. Morton has prepared bill prohib.
ting the building, arm:ng or fitting out Of
foreign vessels in this country, intended to
apply particularly to Spain.
The President has sent several nonlina.
tions to the Senate to-day, among which
is +. 8. Solomon, of Chicago, for Govern
or of Washington of Territory.
A large number Of bills were introduced
in the Senate, including resolution by
t,orbctt, in favor Of including the anncxa.
tlon British Columbia in the subject Of nc.
gctiation with England.
In the House, large numbers Of bills
were introduced, the most important Of
which was bill apportioning representa-.
tives to Congress, BY Mr.. Paine, of Wis
consin. Section one provides that after
March, 1871, the House Of Representa-
lives shall consist Of three hundred mem.
bers. The other sections provide details
for carrying out the bill.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-15
Down. Sound Items.

The following items VIC clip from the
Seattle InteNisexccr:
We were shown last week by M. A. s.
Pinkham about three ounces of coarse
fake gold, sent to him by Mr.. L. C. Fer
guson, Of Snohomish. 1t was obtained
from the Sultan River mines, which are
situated about twenty five miles from Sno.
lomish city, and is considered to be worth
about Sl7 soar ounce. Any person wish.
iHy to see the DUST" can do so by call.
ing ut rinkham 4 Chlfeldcr Variety store.
BY a telegraph dispatch dated San Fran.
cisco, Jan. i, we learn that Capt. Plum.
mcr purchased A. KIP. Gliddcns inter-
est Of ivc.sixtccnths in the bark E.oniun,,
for 5000, subject.to lien on the whole
vessel of 500, Of which S275 must be paid
Immediately.
The Gu~ic Te!fair, on her last trip to
the Sound, was compelled to leave in Port
land vast quantity of freight, owing to
the insulficicncy Of the vessel to carry it.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-15

- k6 We have received the following
letter, which may be of some interest to
our cattle dealers and market-mcn:
ROCKLAND, Jan. 10, 1870. .
Ed. STANDARD: As there arc several
stockholders in your part of the Territory
that are DESTROYS Of knowing the prices Of
beef in this locality, and the kind Of wealth
er that we have had here for the last two
months, with your permission, l will say
through your columns, that beef of the
very best kind can be bought at from six
to eight cents. Six cents being the high
est price paid and eight cents being the
highest price asked. AS to the weather,
It has been more pleasant so far, than last
Winter was.
On the night of the 23d of December it
commenced showing, and it fell to the
depth Of about three inches, but went off
in three or four days. Since that time,
we have had neither rain nor snow. There
have been but three or four days but what
1t has thawed some during the day.
Grass is good and stock is thriving.
Yours, respectfully.
r... M. V. HARPER.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1870-01-15

CLUBBING.-We have made arrange
ments to club the Ladi.s' Friexd or the
Saturday Eresi"g ROst, (each Of which
cost 81 30 single subscriptiou) with the
STANDARD for one year for 81 90. The
Agricxltsriss and STANDARD SO IS. We
will give q copy Of the american Stock
Journal, for one year, an invaluable maya.
zine for farmers aud stock -growers to all
new subscribers to the STANDARD, who
request it at the time Of subscribing. The
price Of single subscription to the Jour-
nal is 81 90. We make these offers upon
arrangements made with the publishers of
the several periodicals enumerated above,
and the copies will be furnished from the
respective Offices Of publication.