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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-09

States that, with poor soil and poor natural
advantages of every kind, have neverthe-
less always given us the master spirits in
our Governmental affairs and controlled
the capital and influence of this mighty
people? With far less of money than sis
ter States, they have nevertheless always
had what yielded and controlled money
brains and honesty.
We need never in Tennessee expect to
take that high rank in this country which
nature intended for us, until we throw off
some of our prejudiees and realize the
great truth that our minerals and lands
and::unsurpassed advantages are but mere
foundations for greatnes and wealth, and
that what we sorely lack to make them
productive, is more general intelligence,
more public spirit, more honesty and vir-
tue. These we can get quicker and surer
through schools and immigration than in
any other way. We have wealth, what
we lack is the brains and energy to multi
ply it. Money can not buy this, but a
healthier public sentiment, kindlier feel
first saw the light of day, a general educa-
ton, will buy it, and no man dare say the
price is high. All we need give is, to
thrust unmanly prejudices from us, to re-
pei mean influences, and, to warm our
hearts with enthusiasm and good will for
all. If we can have school houses in ev-
cry neighborhood, and a healthy immi-
grafton, we can soon make every man of
our people two men, by the intelligence
we put into him, every minister and teach
er of two-fold influence, by giving them
warmer hearts and keener minds to work.
upon, and make every engine, every
mine, every means of yielding wealth of
multiplied power, by putting behind it
better mind, a stronger heart and arm, a
more enthusiastic and superior man. Can
we not afford to try this plan, which re-
quires no great tax or expenditure of mo-
ney?
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-09

The President, to find elief from the
arduous cares and duties of his office, re-
tires to Long Branch during the Opppres-
sive hot weather. For this he is bitterly
assaulted right'and left by his spiteful OPP
ponents. The cry is raised that the Gov
eminent is running itself" Well, if so,
it has been well prepared for the Automa-
ton work. The last monthly report of the
Secretary of the Treasury shows that dur
ing the month of June the public debt was
reduced an unexpectedly large sum-over
sccen millions of dollars. A pretty good
exhibit for the Presidents Administration.
The people will want a Long Branch for
their next President, we guess.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-07-09
HOW TO REMIT.

SUNDAY MORNING. JULY 9. 1871.
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Mr. GEORGE HORTON.

bookseller and News Dealer. No. SOuth
Cherry ST., near Maxwell House, is Agent
for the CHRONICLE i'm the City of Nash
willie. Our friends visiting Nashville will
always find the Chronicle same day of
Publication at his Stand.
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THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
OF ANY Daily Published in East Tennessee.
AGENTS FOR THE CHRONICLE.
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booksellers. StatiOners and News Agents,
Market ST., Chattanooga, are our authOr-
lied Agents for the City Of Chattanooga
subscriptions or Advertisements lett Win
them will receive prompt attention.
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More than 15O Miles Shorter to st. Lol

The Lowest Special Rates for Emigrants,
With more Advantages, Quicker Time, and Fewer
Changes of Cars than any other route
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SEND Us THE NEWS.

We extend special invitation 10 friends to send
us brief and pointed letters giving items of interest in
their several localtos We desire to have something
of local interest in every issue for East Tennessee
readers.
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Money sent to us in registered letters. by Express
prepaid or by POstofice orders, will be at our risk
otherwise. at the risk of the sender
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07

J,OR SALE CHEAP-fINE WROUGHT IRON OIL
Stills holding 300 300 gallons; to he at the
iron yard OF GEO X. BALDWIN, Water and WASH
ington Streets Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07


Seaei proposals will be the Office Of the SUI
perniendent un " NJ, Apr 20 1871, for furnishing de-
hyerng, hng, putting place, The iron wotS OF me
third and fourth aud roof the Post once and
Treasury bu ing "a Boston, Mass exhibited ny drawings
marked Al ~ 81 ~, 49, ~ 80, ~, ~ and the accompanying
pans and schedule consisting principally of rolled wrought
Tie WORK 10 De de iysrcd put place such
TO time, be required ny the superintendent
loy h. AMI the stall be made the sub
Iect 10 separate ORDER and that the shall be
allowed thirty the making and putting IN place OF
each oor ninety for aking and putting In place
The root. ,..
and machinery belonging thr building IN pntbg the work
IN without charge but will be required 70 The time
Of The employed working them, VINO VIII be furnished
By the department when reluileL
ScRGo.dng viii be furnished by the contractors. .
Viii b. subLyiicd among the diHHrcni uli-
dcrs will be consider anA awarded ~ the aggregate
Ninety per of the amount da VIII be paid % ne com
pcon OF each Eoor the balance on the mai completion OF
The contract. 80 - -.
OF gU that the bidder viii accept aud perform the con-
tract VI him. the sulceny 81 the security 10 he GER
tined the United states Judge clerk 81 the United states
Court District Attorney the district whege ne resides
the department tho right u reject any or ~ ps
~ deemed OF the government - ~ So
bid that not made on the printed form 70 70 90
tain and c9ntoim IA every respect
20 the requirements OF this advertisement anu % tne pnel
aud schedule, viii be considered neiher WIZ any
proposals parties who not themselves
OF cast wrought IRON WORK,
tue facilities Tor Retne OUT the
castings roAea beams. 49, ~. -, ,r... D.,
Once and Treasury Boston, Nass AMI addressed W
GRIDLEY >. D. BKYANf superintendent
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07

GROCERY STORE FOR SALE CHEAf-oN ATLANTIC
~ Apply at ~ Court street, corner Of
BROOKLYN, room No. Z. X. ID. HERR.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07

NOR sALE-AN OLD ESTABLISHED DRUG STORE,
cgbly located and doing large prescription business
for sale cheap. Apply to n QUACkESBoS Counsellor At
Law. Ill Nassau street, between 10 and O'Clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07

L'oR SALE CHEAP--hN ELEGANT SAMPLE ROOM,
IT in Church street doing splendid business Apply
OLENA, CRAIG Co, 2U2 Futon street
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07

Os)f EAST 3lSr sT.-TWO YOr Nfi GIRLS. ONE AS
OH cook washer and ironer the other chambernad
and to asaist with wishing to the country
good reference
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07

QOf Bath ST, BETWEEN lsT AND 90 AVS RE:
on spectacle young chambermaid and
waitress and assst with the washng best reference Call
FOR two days.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07

C0S 6rd AV.-TwO RESPECTABLE PARSONS; ONE
.jC excellent cook and baker, other
seamstress; is good and kind chi rcn
their n vrrs
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| MUST BE SOLD IN TEN DAYS AND VERY
wi cheap, OF other business Wholesale and
Retail Confectionery and Ice Cream Saloon i've years
| tablishcd LAB Broadway
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07

NOR SALE--A COMPLETE CARPENTER SHOP AND
Lot, with Engine and Boiler, and Planes, Mould
Ing Saving and Tenon Msehinea Apply at 40 West Thirty
seventh
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PROPOSALS..
WROUGHT AND CAST IRON,

TINTED STATES POST OFFICE AND sUBraEA.
sury, Boston, Mass, Once of superintendent, March
n. 81.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07

A FIRST CLASS LARGE STORE. WITH BASEMENT,
an "ne o. me best locations this class
| odlce. 'S'" ~ - - s'.3S
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES a FIRST GLASS GOLD
w swivel maker Apply Mt DURAND CO.'S, No
Maiden lane New York, at ~ and 81 franklin st.. New
ark N L.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07

ID EsrAURANr FOR sALE.-TuE FuREITURE AND
III Fixtures Of first class Restaurant consisting Of mar
bic Slieboarts olHiors Stea1 Apparatus Cr0ckery,
Silver Ware viii be sold cheap together separately
Apply at 53a Broadway, from ii A. NJ. 10 1 7. NJ.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07
CLERKS AND sAl.ESyYEN.

COMPETENT ROOKKEEPER-ONE WHO rs AC-
IA Qnained with the hardware business and loan hfs
employers 5000 to 10000 Address, with reference, stating
salary, &C.. D. W., station y.
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CAFES FOR sALE-AT SACRIFICE; A FEW MORE
- lett, best mskers must be d-posed OF before May
CoRSA DEvOE, rs Maiden lane.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07

L,OR SALE-FTxrURES OF A BOOT AND SHOE
store, ~ feet long Drawers, Boxes &c. win be
sold cheap 5 Columbia street, between President and Car
roll streets, Brooklyn.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-04-07

HOTEL LEASE AND FIXTURES FOR sALE.-0NE
III of the best paying establishments IN New Nork Price
$4,000 part Address ID. p box 100 Herald olcc.
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-01-04
s3O,s9L7OO33
RFDucrIoN OF THE PUBLIC DEBT.

On the fifteenth day OF January, 1857, the total IN
.debtednfss OF the state was thlrty-seYen mllllon
: teyen hundTed and four thousand four hundred ana
biDe dollars and seyenty-seVen cents. since tnen,
|nd np To November 50, 1870, the sum OF six million
I've hundred and ninety-tWO thousand seven nun
Pred and fOrty-seven dollars and eightyseyen cents
as been paid. The reduction during the year end
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An " Unqualified BisappToVaI." "

The American Centennial.
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Troops at Elections.
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The following statement shows the nature Of the
Indebtedness OF the Commonwealth November 80,
y1S70:-
Funded debt, Wiz
/ ArIlnl "a nf nNprlnn lOonG NINI .MLnn2
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DELAWARE BARE ARyTx.
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Free Trade E'alIaciCS.
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" Reathen Chinee
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-03
NEWS OF OUR EElGHBORs.
ALABAMA,

ALAhAhAa
Livingston has a wooden circus rink.
Dallas county circuit court is In session.
Huntsville is soon to be lighted with
gas.
Good mutton is feature of the Selma
market.
Oar Mobile exchanges reach US very
irregularly.
Mr.. S. Mass, Of Spring Hill, and Miss
Esther Black, Of Mobile, were married on
the 25th.
Mr.. A. L Komegsy and Miss J. A. Sher-
rard, OF Sumter county, were married on
the 2Sth ult.
Mr.. W. S. Bird was appointed secretary
Of the Greene county agricultural and
mechanical association.
Msy-ths-Fsy, as . shOo- fyist, does not
meet the requirements OF the dramatic
critic Of the Selma Times.
Tom Alexander, negro, is in iail at
Huntsville for disemboweling . colored
brother named Higgins last Sunday
morning.
A little town on Alabama river, in Dali
las county, is noted for its calico balls, and
the noted results Of the calico balls are
blscked eyes.
The Selma Times is glad to hear Of the
srrest Of Stanton, but is Of the opinion
that others are implicated, and would ike
TO see a full and fair examination of Ala
bama sni Chattanooga railroad Snstters In
general
The engineers surveying q route from
the Memphis and Charleston railroad TO
the Winchester and Alabama road, have
located q lins from Fearn'a switch TO the
Three Forks Of Flint river, about TWO
hundrtd yards below the bridge. The line
Is almost : tangent, there being only
one slight curve, and the ground is excel
lent for q road bed.
ARKANSAS.
Camden held a rousing meeting last
Saturday.
An interest in the Helena Shield is Of
fered for sale.
LewisburR, Conway county, Ia to haVs
q Democratic paper
Little Rock has two building assocla-
tiOns In successful operation.
Mr.. Joe Levy and Miss RSchsl Levy
were married st Camden on the 2oth ult.
Mr.. f. Thuemmler, of Little Rock, now
conducts on his own account the nouEsh
ing business OF the late Arm of Thuemmler
& Elliot.
The CLARK county Democratic Conserve
| tive committee held q meeting in Arks-
delphia on the 25sh ult. Resolutions ex-
pressive Of true Democratic principles
we're adopted.
MessFs. William B. Walt, J. b. Haney,
Gordon n. FssY, Charles +. Pencil, lssec
Lawrence, w. D.. Blocher and !; ). meal
mont comprise the board OF directors OF
the Little Rock Building Association
No. 2
Another stsnza has been added to
"shoO. fly" by the Little Rock Gazettei
s'The psstiferOus nies erawled
| Not so
Agllely last eve as erst they did"
Trhs author OF this csnto is the best
seven. up player in the world
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-03
THE PEOPLE AND THEIR MASTERS.

Only sixty persons in Memphis, not
long ago, paid taxes under the operation
of the federal income tax law. The north
was rich, and its rich people were sub
isctsd to the operation Of this tax, whine
the millions Of poor people never heard Of
or felt it's force. The rich readily oom-
blned TO effect q repeal, and congress
readily obeyed. Now we have the whole
population of the State, merchants and
farmers, asking the Legislature at Nash
Vile TO reduce rates Of taxation to twenty
o thirty cents on the one hundred dol
lar. But these farmers and trades
psople are not IN Nashville. They are not
seen there. They are not hobnobbing
with the States lswgivers. But the
bondho' dsrs are there; Wall street Is vis-
ible, and the railroads thar have been en-
abled, through Brownlow's bonds, to set
tie with the Stste-sn these are in Nash
vile, and step nolsslessly about In car
pstsd marble halls of legislation. The
toiling multitude Is forgotten. But they
will not forget. Those who gain to-dsy,
by adhering 20 the rich, will lose to-nor-
row, for want Of the confidence Of the
toiIing, tRz-ridden people Of Tennessee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-03
FUNERAL NOTICE.

WHITE On Thursday night November ID,
of Inflammation OF the brain, ANHfE LAu-
RIEDA. daughter OF LassapEt1e ana the late
WIN. 4. white. In the twenty-third month OF
her age.
The friends and acqusintanoes Of the FAM
iIy. and Of Mr.. snd Mrs. J. H Lewis. are In
vited 20 attend ths funeral this (FRlDAD
kftsrnoOn, at 81 O'Clock. from No. II Avery
atrae6. Services BY Rev. Jss. CaKrniehael.
ALLEN-The friends and aequaintanees Of
W L. and Z. A. Allen are respectfully invited
TO attend the funeral Of their daughter. MIN
ME JANE, frona the Church Of the Good
Shepherd, in Chelsea. this (FRIDAY) morn
ing, at 10 o'clock, Carriages in stteRdanees
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-03
Monday, Dsesmbsr 4, 1877,

within legal hours, ths following described
real estate, tc-Wit:
The undivided half Of lot No. 5-belng on
Ialand IS In the Eizslssippt riy er-begtnning
a . cottonwood on the bank OF ne r1Nsr
south boundary line; thence ssst = enAlna
10 4 stake and elm marked =: snence nortn
n ehafna and seysnty-6vo llol LIKE 70 an
- I. - n ~. MftcnAlIA1 vest boundary
lie. rns1ce south with his line 81 chains
s-d "a lin = 70 an ssh marked = IN 1sGaT-
-.S-ss ,sr-rIh Line: thence west With his II Q
~ - .51z 10 q cotfonwl Cd marked =, In the
ss-[ - ~ ths river; thence north i6s west
s6ains: thence north 81 west 10 chains and
% links to the oeginnlng-eontaining -
TSRus or rsALE-One-thtrd cash; balance IN
tx and twelve months; purchaser executt2g
notes with rsoaritys lien retained 70 Becurs
purehass mensy. Equity ct redanpdo1
barred. This November I, gil
n. D. L STEWART. Clerk and Aastsr.
Loxgood 4 Mfsca. solicitors. NOS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-03
Saturday, December 2, 1871,

within legal hours, In front OF the Sheriff q
once. in the city of Memphis, Tenn, on the
west side Of second street, between Union
and GayOso streets, and In front OF the souIh
portion of the Grsenlaw Opera House, pro.
ceed to sel, for cash. TO the highest and Oest
bidder. the following real estate, OF SO much
amount secured by the trust. The property
lies in Shelby county, Tenn and is thus de-
scribed: The front tract, containing 4O-loo
acres, and being the same that was conveyed
to the said James Young by " esley Blake
more, by deed dated 18th February, H65, reg
istered in the Registers ONCE OF sne by
county. in book q, pp 2S7-S, and described as
follows: Beginning at sweet gum 10 chains
and 43 links south OF Braoshaw's south line OF
q 4c0 acre tract and on The line between said
]. Young and A. g. Blakemore; thence west
crossing Cane creek, cnails; thence south
. chains and 50 links 70 asweet gum; thence
east chains to A. q. Blakem0, e's southwest
corner; thence north a chains and 80 links
with A. g. Blakemore's west line TO the be-
RtnnirE. Also SO much Of the following de-
scribed property as had not been sold or
ma seSnSd ~ tbe ,,InsrtS ~ Iarss ~ 19O.,
and his wife on thai day. Tne description OF
the whole tract is Gs follows, contain ing
about l49 acres, and being q part Of a traSt
Beg inning at the northwest corner OF SAID
original tract at q staEe north IS degI ees, east
a links from 8 white oak marked W. P;
thence east passing an elm at 10 chains and
nnks, the southeast corner of RAmsey's
5eOe acre grant, In all 30 chains, 10 q stake OF
sweet aud black gum and black oak point
ers; thence Jouth, crossing Cane creek at
chains and 2 links, In all 10 chains and 40
links, to q sweet gum; thence west caain ns
TO q stake thsncs south, crossing said CT eek
at chains, in all % chains and 50 LINKS, to 3
sweet gum; thence east 4 chains 90 stake
and dogwood; thence south chains and l6
Inks to a stake and back gum marked l.
thence west 81 chains TO u stake; thence north
40 chains ana 70 links to the bsgianing 10
which deed OF trust and the CnAncery curt
record reference is here made Tor greater GER
tainty Titles believed to be good, but VIII
sell and convey oRly As trustee. Eq atty OF
rsc emptIon barred.
MARCUS WRIGHT,
Sheifff OF Shelby county and trustee.
HUAEs & PssToN, Attorneys
nnul
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Tue. day, November 2sth, 1871.

between the hours of il M and II M, the
following described real estate: A tract Of
land situate in the county Of Fayette, Stale
of tennessee, being the north end OF . tract
Of 4S9 acres owned by Willis Persons, begin
ing at stake in VIM. Davenports west line,
said PEI son . northeast corner, and running
thence north l741z poles TO q stake, with mul-
berry pointers, ]. ID. BFewster's southeast cor
ner; thence west with 6reWstsr's line lis
poles 70 = stake and white oak pointer
theEce south l74x poles TO q stake with gum
pointer; thence east 10 poles TO the beginn-
ing, containing u3o) one hundred and thirty
acres.
Said last above described tract lies about
three miles from Moscow, In said county,
Said tract has between nfty and sixty acres Of
cleared land, balance most excellent tim
bered land. Title perfect
Terms OF Ssle-One-third cash, balanoe In
two equal payments At one and two-yeara
from cate Of sale, secured by notes bearing
interest at the rate OF ten Per cent from date
and q hen retained on theland TO secure the
deferred payments.
N. D. l. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
This November l, ls7l.
y. .. Riyea. sol. tor eomplt noStda
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
New Remedies & Quick Cures
Ar
DR.. n. DscARL'S
nj . ddC al ON Q e.
No 2Ol MAIN STREET,
No 2Ol MAIN STREET,

ID ETwEEN WASHINGTON AND ADAMS
ID streets, Memphis, Tenn Or. DeCarl,
formerly OF $40 Main street. Buffalo, N. T.,
specialist in the treatment Of syDhilis and
all diseases Of the genital organs OF male or
female. IL permanently located At No. Ok
Main street. Menu phis, Tenn
Facts are Fae1s.-6ood phyHians acknowl-
edRe his superior skill and unprecedented
success. and send hopeless cases to him. Pa
uents Anfferfng from skin diseases, diseases
Of the bones. various forms of Cach6xta and
those anomalous and complicated cases OF
old standing, where the constitution mas
long suffered from prOtracted mercurtAl
treatment, should not despair, bat call on
DR.. DeCari, and he subjected 70 q course Of
his fumtgaftnE VaD0r Baths, in Injunction
ical Bav Ks, Roots and Leaves, which grow
within 231S degrees Of ths equator, and nearly
under vertical sun.
To the Lad1es.-The various complicated
ana dlstressing diseases incident TO females,
treated with eminent success. sum - sup
psessions, Irregularities, Whites Falling OF
the Womb. Tumors, all Urinary Diseases,
Nervous Debility, Painful or Dtfncult Men
str1Atton- BaKrenneos, etc.. ETC., VIII De
speedily cured, without poisonous drugs, In
Have no dellcacy in calling, no dlosrence
what your troubles may be. The anieted
sre cordially invited 70 call and satisfy
thsmselves-
REMElrBKz:- That Dr. DsCarI publishes no
esrt1ncates 70 duPe me nnWary, nor mares
but that AL he says VIII be falthfully car
ried out.
~ All letters answered promptly and
medicines carefully packed snd sealed, nee
every part Of the ctvIizsd world.
AT Once 2OG main street. up stairs, Mem
phis, Tenn. PostOf Ofice box Ile. Ofdcs hours
nom * an. 70 W. P m. mol
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DIED.

DUPuY-At his residence. IN Walnut Bend,
Ark, Tuesday, october 81. 1871, at 81 o'clock
J. J. L. DUPUY. aged 40 years and months.
LEDGER and Press please eopyl
|. PoLK-Eovember %. susAENAH Polk,
aged 81 years.
The friends and acqusintau ces OF the de-
ceased are respectfully invited to attend her
funeral from uer late residence, No. 81 COM
merce street, this (FRIDAY) afternoon, st
~ o'clock.
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MARRIED.

OBERST-BEAMIsH-A the Church OF the
Good Shepherd, yesterday. al pm, by Rev.
George White, DID,, Rector Of Calvary
Church, Mr.. g. WALTER OBERsr and Miss
HARTHA BEAMIsH.
The happy couple have our eongratula-
tions and best wishes for q pleasant and
cIoudlsss voyage through life.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-03

THE Conservatives Of Virginia are san
Rulne Of success. They know no such
word SIS fail. Their triumph will be 9
more signsl one than that Of 1869, when
they scotched the Radical snake. GAS
goes Virginia, so goes the south" used to
be true saying before the war. God
grant It may prove so again.