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New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-15

Prices exhibited some irregularity. high style
of strict ordinary sold at lie. stained good orii
nary at l3c low middlin- l9c. strict do at laSc
and l9Ac, midd.ng at |. &C and l9',e, strict mid
ding at l9Ac good middling a: Nlic, aud better
style at aic. An offer OF 2o.c was refused IN an
other case for the latter description The supply
Both good ordinary and good middling are scarce
and command dispropOrtonatelY high prices.
The Exchange reports tine market active At full
Quotations" which il raises &C on low mlii.iuS
and \ C Oh m;dd!ipy
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-15

II OUISIANA SAVINGS BANK
SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
Ne. S1.......... Camp Street. Ne. 81
v. vAN EORDEN HENRY PKYCHACD
President Vice President
JOHN 5. WALTON, Cashier.
DIRECTORS:
v. h Thomas, David wallace
Heory PeychAud, DR.. W. B. HolcomoA
81. J. Mulian.
Six per cent paid on savings deposits.
safea rented and valuables received.
Interest on bonds collected and RENTED.
Persons living in the country will Eod .his Ccn-
pa1y . safe deposit0ry for vAluables, papers. ese
Ct . small expense. no.l IL
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-15

NEW YORK-steamshlp st Louis-ls6c bales o.
cotton "A bales paper stock bales hides 528 pai.
o-s 81 SKIS cotton seed - hhds iron Is bbls pecans
NEW YORKSteamship Emily Souder-60s
bales cotton 1900 sks cotton seed IS. bds hides L
tcs tal.ow % half bales moss 2 bags wool SO rolls
leather Il bxs ordnance Is pkgs iron l92 bales paper
stock 10 bbls pecans Sll50 09 in specie
HAVRE-Bark Auguste Gustave-lI5. baled
cotton 10 bags Ertt..z:r 1910 stayes psgs ndse
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-15

IT German Lloyd will ,...~. 's.'.
regular tzips - follows
From Bremen. Prom Sew OrleanA
KOLN. ........ September l6. October. q.
FRANKFURT. October. 7. November II.
NEW YORK. November 4. December 10.
HANNOvKR.. November ,. January u.
KOLN. December %. February TO-
Touching outward at Havre and Havana, and On
Their home trip at Havana and Southampton, to
land and receive passengers and freight
Later days Of departure will be advertised hese-
PRICES OF PASSAGE
Prom Bremen, Southampton or Havre to Havana
or New Orleans:
CABIN. ........-...........olD goh
STEE6AiE... E........................ ~ gold.
Prom New Orleans Havana to Southampton,
Havre or Bremen:
STEkRAGE.. E........................ - gold
From New Orisans to Havana:
CABIN. .........................$O 50 currency.
STBERAGE.. 20 currency.
Passage tickets from Bremen. Southampton OF
Havre to New Orleans issued by the undersigned.
Fox further particulars apply to
I'D. ?. STOCKMEYER CO., Agents,
jySly ~ Union street.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-15

RsAARKs-ls predicted in our previous advices,
our market Turing the month under review, has
well as the Urted states ports and has DISPLAYED
an activity more than commensurate 10 our re-
sfricted receipts The now well ascertained short
supply In Brazil s inadequate latter giving Europe
its due proporhon), to meet the large cOnsumptive
requirements ,f this country, place tine upward
movement or tangible, non speculative bssis.
The cargo Of Cstherina TOR Mobile and market
sold to arrive . dealer on private terms.
Our market closes strong at our advanced quota
tiona Dealers stock 5000 bags.
P;S.-Snce The above was printed we note. in
addition. ssles cargo per Regulator, 1860 bags and
invoice per Mary A. Way, $500 bags, both to arrive
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-15
RAILROADS.
NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE AND
TEXAS RAILROAD.
Special FFeight Notice.
RAILROADS,

Commencing October 10, 1871, rates between New
Orleans and al way stations on Mobile division
and between Mobile and all way stations, will be
local tariff rates.
For freight and rates for Donalcsonville and way
stations on Western Division, inquire at freight
Office. foot Of Girod street.
WILLIAM J, PHELPS,
oci3 St General Freight Agent
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-15
MEDICAL.

nOCTOR BELDEN,
HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN,
Has removed bis residence TO the coroe. Of st.
Joseph and Magazine streets. Hls office remains
ct No. &C Camp street
Once hou.s from to 10 A. n, and from to 4P.
y sH snn n SS
mV20lY
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-15
BLOW COMING Up.

Ship Golden Rule. Hall, 25 days from Boston, to
Geo Fosdlcz xco-
Bark Jennie CohD Pac kard % days from ocklaad
to Thorniike, Norton Aco-
Three masted schooner Ro. al Aroh i, from New York
to G HyuSu Aco-
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-15
BREMEN.
North German Lloyd.

LEANS VIA HAvRE, SOUTHAMPTON AND
HAVANA.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-15

nR. F. B. ALBERS,
RESIDENCE NO. ss ERATO STREET.
OMce, No. 219 Tchoupitoulas Street.
Office hours from to A. NJ, and from s tosP.
n; and 81 Canal street, from to O'clock.
dA2 lY
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-15

A0AsAO A00A00GA4'
Steamap 81 Nary Hawthorne from In;ianoia via
Galveston. " Charles Whitney &co-l,t dis
t.:ct ~
Steamship George Washington. eager from New
York 7th INT. to Noulton-2l distric:
Ship Expounde, Crockett, from Cardiff Wales,
Aug 26, to Ltvel Bailev-Point
Schooner Alice Agnes Joseph. DAYS from Ruatan
Island to E EPillsbury-2d district PIT
Schooner Race Iorse Hughes. 8 days from Ruatan
Island, NewOrieans aud Bay Island Fruit Com
pany-ddis:Ict P T
LuSser Masenta Pao!ina from Jesuits Bend to
master-2d district IL
TOwBOATS.
Rochester, Gerrain. from the Passes-Weat down
hght-Br0asht up ship E1pouuder
STEAMBOATS,.
Bradish Joluson Ra4iovich from Lower Coast
st John. Gieath0use. Baton Rouge.
Governor kl.ec, Libano, from Fort Adams.
Frances. H,pkns, from Mobile.
Rice Farmer, Dragon. from Lower Coast.
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-15
Marine Intelligence.
OFF,CB OF THB RRPCBL.CAy.l
Saturday, October Is, 1871.

Steamship Sc. IOuis Whitehead for New York
Steamship E.nig, Souder. Burdck for New York
Bark Auguste xGustave, Bertrand, for Hare
British schOons: Constance, Wood, for CtiNa
New Orleans Republican., 1871-10-15
BELCT---WAITIEG ORDERS
HX2C1TS.

Bark Brothers Kilder, 81 days from Taoasco
master
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HACK OWNERS; ASSOCIATION.

There was a large meeting of about
forty hack owners of the city last night on
Adams street. They adopted q constitu-
ton and elected officers. The following
are the officers; NJ. Des, President; J. J,
Crowley, Secretary; 7. Lynch, NJ. Cody
and D. Tate, Finance Committee, and
Colonel Geo. r. Phelsn, attorney. The
constitution adopted declared the objects
municstion Of the members with each
passengers from the dishonesty and mall
treatment of drivers; and pledging the
Association TO prosecute, through their
attorney, all cases of ''scalriDg" which
may come nder their observation. They
will slso adopt q badge by which the mem
bers of The Association may be recognized
by travellers, and will require of its mem
bers uniform politeness and justice toward
all passengers under their care. This is
something which has long been needed in
u city. Some of our best citizens are
the owners of hacks; in some cases own
ing several, and their reputation has been
made responsible for al The rsscality Of
irresponsible drivers and 8 few dishonest
owners. As it is now the ignorant travel
or will be able to distinguish the mem
bers of the Association by their badge,
and be secure in both their persons and
property. We hope the railroad officers
will show the proper appreciation of the
value Of ibis Association to their pas
sengers by extending special privileges
to It's members al the depots; and that q
citizens will encourage them by employ
ing no hsckmen who has not its badge.
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s,4s am. ap.m. O;4sp.m.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION.
Proceedings er the Nesting ~ Nigh
Several Items Of Business.

Several items Of BunfneAA-
The Board Of Education met last eve
ming. The following members were pres.
ent: President Maury, In the chair; Hol-
brook, Gavin, Bergman, Ellet, DR. Mitch
ell, Bruce, Msnsford, Phelan, Taylor,
Johnson, W. q. Mitchell, Batenan and
Merrill.
The appointment OF the following teach
ers was confirmed: Miss FIack, Miss Ella
Mcmahon and Miss Reulehuber, and Mr..
McManus, who went through q severe
e~xaminRtiod.
Mr.. Bruce made a report from the Com
mittee on Finance, recommending the
payment of suildry accounts, and stating
that SIS, 500 had been paid on the new
building going up on Market street, sBd
that $40, 975 were on hand to pay for work
as it may be done. h report was
adopted.
It having been stated that the whole Of
the Garfield Orphan Asylum could not
be had for the purposes of school rooms
g resolution was passed to the effect that
the Board give up that school and procure
a more suitable one
DIR. Taylor, on the part of the Commit.
tee on Teachers and School Books, made
report to the effect, that the persons hold
ing the following numbers were deereed
to be ht to receive certificates as teachers
01a S1[g 80 StKA 49,
1874, average attainment, 9s2; No. 377,
average attainment, s41S; No. 1856, aver
age attainment. n 1-3; No. 1856, average
attainment, 76H; No. 379, average at.
tsinmeut, 70; Nc. 1856, average attain.
ment 20.
Mes. $50, s75 and $50 did not complete
their papers owing TO sickness, and fur
Their time was allowed. None of the col
ored applicants were successful. The re-
port WIS adopted
The copy-book Of J. b. Thompson, pub
llshed in New York, was recommended
for the schools.
Miss Mary Kimbls was recommended
to receive q principals certificate.
Nj. ". z Mitchell made q long report
from the Committee on Rules n Regu.
lstions, which was adopted.
Cushing's Manual of Parliamentary
Usage was taken as a rule of debate fol
the Board.
This report was very long, and took
several hours to 60 through. After the
reading of it the Board adjourned to Mon
day next.
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PERSONAL.

Colonel Freeman B. Irby, Captain Thos
+, Wilson, of Pamela county, and Captain
Robt. L. Alcorn, of Jackson, Miss. ar
rived in the city yesterday, and are stop
ping at the Peabody Hotel.
Colonel Westbrook, Of the Brownsville
Bee, and Mr.. Alden, of the Cincinnati Ga
zette, are al the Peabody Hotel. Browns
vile, the hive of the Bee, is the capital OF
one of the richest counties in Tennessee.
The Bee is one Of the great organs OF
public opinion in the Western district. II
enters many 8 household whose inmates
sly around" In this city, and 1t would be
well for our merchants 10 cali on Colonel
Wosfbrook
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wsNTs

-TTUATT0N-As bookkeeper or clerk, by
en- eTperienced business man. Refers TO
Gs,or n j.. nurphy, President Memphis
49, address I. L. Appeal ONCE.
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RIVER NEWS.
ARRIVALS
DEPARTURES
RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.

RIVERS, WEATHER N BUSINESS.
The river is still at a stand at this point
Navigation Is difficult between here and
SC. Louis. The upper Mississippi and
Ohio are both falling, and navigation il
about suspended. The Illinois and Mis-.
souri, are now falling. There is only Al
feet reported between Cairo and st.
Louis. The Ohio is very low, and under
Dsvigable depth between Cairo and Gin
~cinnati.
By TELEGRAPH.
CINCINNATI, September IL. River
feet 6 inches.
ST. LOUIS, September 1l.-Depsrted:
City Of Chester, for Memphis. River fall
ing slowly. Weather pleasant.
LOUISVILLE. September 1.-THE river
is falling. with 8 feet Z inches in the ca
nal, and IS inches in the chute. The
pilots of the Camelia report 3 feet four
inches on French Island bar, with the
river falling at that point. Weather clear.
Business dull.
EVANSVILLE, IND, September 1.-THE
weather is clear, hot and very smoky.
Mercury, $40. The river has fallen Inch.
Business active.
PTrTsBURa, September lI.-Westher
rainy. Monsngshels two feet two inches
and at a stand still.
NEW ORLEANS, September 11-3:l5 pm.
Mo arrivals or departures.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Belle Memphis got aground be-
tween here and Cairo, and had not arrived
up to a late hour last night.
The Geo. W. Cheek, Captain Mark
Cheek, is the Tuesday packet for Friar's
Point, leaving at SPIN. Frank Confer
man clerk.
J. G. Roland, constitutes a whsrfboat
this morning, and will be found on the
levee ready to receive freight for the
Sioux City for White river. BE makes no
charge for storage except for skids and
tarpaulins.
The NJ. J. Wicks brought up 1900 tons
of railroad iron.
The Mary Alice passed up yesterday
morning with . tow of barges.
The Mary Boyd brought In "A bales OF
from the Arkansas.
The A. J.. White had 13 bales OF cotton
from Napoleon.
The following boats are due to-day:
City of Quincy, from st. Louis; r. p, |
Walt, from st. Louis; Susie Silver, from
st. Louis; Colorado, from Yicksbur9.
The Legal Tender, Captain Elliott, hes
been completely rentted, and presents
for White river Wednesday even /
and continue in her trade as q reRu-
lar packet during the season.
The Boyd will cave this evening, The |
Gibson Is behind time. and the Bovd
could gain nothing by going out last even
Ing.
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BOARD OF ALDERME

VII GALLN
MEMPHIS, September 9, 1871.
At a called meeting of the Board o
Mayor and Aldermen of the city o
Memphis held Saturday evening, Sep
tember 9, 1871, present: Hon. John John
son. Mayor, Messrs Chairman Moffett
Dryer, Mallon, Hoist, Cicalls, Belts snC
Pendergrsst, Aldermen. A quorum be
ing announced the Chairman took his
seat and called the members present Il
order snd had the roll Of Aldermen called
COMMUNICATIONS.
Mayors msssage-For Mayors mes
says at length see Council proceeding Of
September 8, where it is published.
REPORTS.
Upon the report of the Assessors who
were appointed to assess the damages
done TO Wash. Bottoms heirs for ground
owned by them through which fernando
street would pass to Union, which was
referred to the Improvement COMMITTEES
by the Board of Aldermen, September g.
1871, was reconsidered and the report
adopted by the Board of Aldermen Sep
TENDER 9, 1871, and concurred in by Coun-
Gil September 8, 1871.
RESOLUTIONS.
Resolved, That the Chair appoint q
committee Of 5, and the Mayor and City
AsbOAhoy aAApI1 W hAahO . OOhbAdCI WASA
the different railroads, snd report their
contract to the Board for confirmation or
rejection.
Adopted by Board September 6, 1873.
Committee: Rufin, Shsbel, Smith, Zsnt,
Amis, and ths Chairman added. Board OF
Aldermen's COMMITTEES: Dryer, MsllOn,
Csrtright, Hoist, Pendsrgrsss, Belts snd
Mofet. When the Board adjourned.
L. r. RICHARDS,
City Recorder.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CH. SIG. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, September IL, 1871.

OFFIOE OF CH. SIG. OFFICER,
WASHINGTON, September IL, 1S71.J
The high barometer which was Sunday
afternoon over Michigan and Wisconsin
now extends to New England, and the
pressure has moved southwestwsrd to
Georgia and Florida. Northeasterly
winds prevail over this entire region, with
clear weather in New England and on the
upper lakes, and cloudy and hazy weather
ffom the Middle and South Atlantic to
Lake Michigan. The barometer has fall
en- during the day from Missouri to Lou
isisns, and cloudy weather, with light
rains, has been reported from the gulf
coast. The temperature has fallen dscid-
eddy in Louisiana. The bsrcmster will
probably continue stationary from the
lower lakes south and eastward. Acloudy
and rainy pressure Will probably fall on
the upper lakes, with increasing souther-
ly winds. Cloudy weather, with rains,
is probable for Tuesday from Missouri
south to the gull, and essterly winds,
with cloudy weather, in the South Attain.
tic States and Florida.
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LOCAL NEWS
-Leddin's College.

-L6ddin's College.
Attend RObertson's Business College
W. 2. Mitchsl's school, 800 Third ~
The DAILY APPEAL, ave cents PEI
COPY can bs hsd Of sl newsmen in the
city.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery.
No. I'll Main street. Three fsultlsss gem
pictures for city cents.
ST. JosEPB's INFIRMARY-In charge OF
the Sisters, corner Third. and Jefferson
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ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTsI
Royal Arch and Master a1asOns.

~VyWN HUI ""W W"SSSE NAdsUNBs
All persons who have given their names
to any member of the Committee to at
tend the Triennial Convocation of the
Grand Encsmpment of the United States
viii call on Sir Bun. F. Price, at Nos. Z
and g Jefferson street. between the hours
of twelve and one O'Clock, on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday, and procure
their tickets. Any Information desired
wiz be furnished by him.
By order. GEO. MELLERSH, E. O.
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40 MAIN STREET.
LOeK.srl1CR SEWING MACHINE.


1t would repay anyone 70 visit h ele'
CANT rooms Of Grover & Baker, Sl6 Main
street, and tine the beautiful working
OF their lOck-stiteh sewing machine. 1t is
the perfection Of machinery, and 1t has
points Of excellence that are truly aston
ishing. Besides doing all kinds OF wrok
done by other sewing mschlnes, these
mEchines execute the meat beauti-
full and permanent embroidery and
ornamental work. Look on the
first page for full description OF
these perfect pieces of mechanism.
Since the Improvements have been made,
they sEs the popular machine Of the day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-12

AN energetic, business-like and very
interesting statement from New Orleans
appears In another column. It emanstes
from the stirring, pushing and enterprise
ing house Of L. II, Gardner & Co. Their
known large capital and extensive bust
ness admonish buyers of dry goods and
notions, that they may not pass 1t with
out careful perusal The house of L. H.
Gardner q Co., in New Orleans, draws
like q magnet, and is known all over the
southwestern country for its low and reg
ulsr prices. choice stock and honorable
dealings. By sll means turn to the ad-
vertisement and read it carefully. It
means business,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-12

MEssRs. PARrER, BURLEsoN q Co., cot
ton factors, No. $50 Front street, received
on Saturday last, per steamer Thomas n.
Allen, from Clarendon, Arkansas, the first
bale Of new cotton received st that point
from Monroe county. The bale was
shipped by O. L. Graham, merchant,
Clarendon. Arkansas.
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CHANGE OF IME

Commencing to-day the Brownsville
accommodation train on the Memphis and
Ohio Railroad win leave Memphis at five
o'clock pm, and arrive az Memphis at
nine O'Clock am. city time.
J. +. BOYD, Superintendent.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-12

FoR arrangement of the Liver, for Dys
pepsis, Disrrhes, Piles, etc, DR.. Simmons
Liver Regulator certainly has no superi,
or. It scts like a charm, without debl'
itstlag the system. I have tried IL thor
oUghly, and speak what 1 know.
REV. y. GARDNER,
Atapulgus, Ga.
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LOU. LEUBRlE'S
MEMPHIS DOLLAR STORE,
30 M6ip street,

Y, NJ. O. A-There will be q regular
meeting of the Young Mems Christian
Association this evening (September l2t5)
at s O'Clock, in the Central Baptist
church, on Second street, near Beale.
W. A. HILL, Jr., Secretary.
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DANG Nc.

Mr.. Nook will open his dancing acAd.
envy on Tuesday, September 10, at seven
O'Clock pm, for gents class at III Second
street, Adams Block.
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MEMPHIS nnlLAR SInRE.

Largest and most complete variety OF
fancy goods, house furnishing articles, Is
dies rsady-msds garments. Fine French
corsets, 81. Gents furnishing goods,
&C. 900 MAIN STREET
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CONGREGATION CHILDREN OF ISRAEL

Parties wishing TO secure seats for the
holidays at our Temple, corner Main and
Exchange streets. will please make early
application. ADOLPH LOEB, Sec'y.
At Manhattan Bank.
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J. HUNTER, the fashionable tailor, No.
Al Monroe street, is now receiving q large
and splendid variety of fall goods, which
be proposes to make up in the latest style
at low rates, Give him q call.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-09-12

By reference to our "For Sale'' column
It viii be seen that Colonel Jesse Forrest
hiss q fine lot Of mules for sale.
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Lot E0x900 teat Nth nlanfv ~ sboJas
located in Hopeheid, Ark. Highest throw
takes the house and lot, and the lowest
&25. Rsf1e comes OF on Tuesday, Octo-
Der 8, 1871, at 3 O'Clock pm, at Under
mans saloon, Is Washington street. 100
chances at $40 q chance. Money deposited
with John Zent and 1t will be refunded If
the chances are not all taken.
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A LARGE stock of youths, boys and
childrsn's clothing just received at j. &
L. Steiner's
Mammoth Clothing House,
28S Main, corner Madison.
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Punrs-sl5 second street.

DELAY NoF-Oonvulsions, wind collie,
and eriping Ia the bowels Of infants
Cause death. Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup is
tried remedy. Il costs only twenty-five
cents.
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sEzAK FIF4TEs. s1s Second ss1ss,.

AMERICAN DRIVEN WELLS at Drowned
Brownies, aus Second street.
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EooSONY-rske your fall clothing to
the steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
fHunt & HRnson's old standl, 246 Second
street. HANSON a WALKER.
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jon LOCKE, 2S6H Main street, has the
largest assortment Of Magazines, Pictorifls
and aailies In the city.
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A EXPOSED.
Beware of Piano and ACCORDION Enter
prlses.

Beware Of Piano and AccOrdeOn Enter,
prIses.
TIPPAH COUNTY, Miss, September II,
lS7L-Some three months ago a young
man In this neighborhOod, by the name OF
]. s. Hensley, noticed an advertisement
in the APPEAL Of Packard & Co., No. 6s
west Fourth street, Cincinnati, which pro-
posed to send q 'tticket," upon the receipt
Of twenty-five cents, that would draw q
piano, watch, etc, Accordingly he en-
closed twenty-five cents, as per Rdver-
tisement, and remittsd the same to the
above mentioned firm. In due time he
received q ''ticket" calling for a stem
keyed accordion" and upon the remit
tsnce of n dollar, together with the
ticket" the Messrs. proposed to send
the ACCORDION Immediately. Well, directly
after the receipt of the "ticket" the young
gentleman inclosed the required one dol
lar, together with the ticket, and RENTED
the same to the firm; shortly after this he
received 9 letter, together with the before
mentioned ticket" stating that upon the
receipt Of se~venty-hve cents additional to
what had already been sent, he could get
his ACCORDION st once. However, by
the advice Of some few friends,
he declined further remittsnces I'M
til be could get something for
what be had already sent; so he sat
down and wrote to the gentleman, send
ing back, at the same time, his ''ticket,"
to send him his money back or the article
proposed to be sent, at once; since which
time he has never heard from them. Such
rasesls and swindlers ought to be ex-
posed, and TOR that end Is the object of my
writing. The above is a fact, and there Is
p-enty of responsible men who will tes-
tify to the same, and If called upon will
do 1t unhesiEstingly. We request the
press at large to give this q plsce in its
columns, for such swindlers ought to be
exposed, and the people should be warned
against such and have nothing to do with
them. @. ]. FREDERICK.
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