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Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-24

BORIS, the murderer of Pet Halsted'
wa, found guilty by the jersey City
Jury on Saturday.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-24

TIE case of Mrs. Laura D. Fair,
before the Supreme Court. is set for
Tuesday, October 9th to-day.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-24

A VEIN p~ursuit-Mining.
The cattle plague-Gnats.
IL all flesh Is grass, is hay beef q Ia
moved?
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-24
TO MILLMEN !

WE HAVE FOR SALE AT THE GOLD
w Hi News Once half . ton Of superior
Hifs, Hoistine WofhS, sts. wa be sold atre
dlss1 prtssI Tor an. "
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-24

AN Illinois woman Is the mother Oh
twenty-slx children. .
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1871-10-24
LATEST TELEGRAMS
FROM SAN

ESPECIAL TO TuE GOLD HILL DAILY NEWS IT
THE vKsrrnS UNION TELxoRAPH LrN1.l
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13
FOR SALE !!

ONE FRAME HOUSE AND LOT, PRICE
" 81 200; one half cash in hand, balance in
one year with interest.
One frame house, Cooper Shop and lot, price
81, 900, one-h half cash in hand, balance in one
year with interest.
Also. 60 cords dry oak wood, and 400 perch
of buiIding stone. b DAVENPokr.
Rook Island, sept. 10th, lsT1;-dlm
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13
sympathy and Help.

Our Graat Calamity has awakened the
sympathy of the whole nation. Grateful 10
Ihe hearts of our crushed and sorro~ sing com.
myG,ty come tbs ASSURANCES aud evidences
OF the spontaneous generosity Of the citizens
OF tho surroU uding country, of sister towns
and cities, aud Of the nation at large. Their
avn patty consists not Of heartfelt word-
only, but Of the most substantial proofs OF
its gsnuiness. Contributions in money aud
food aud other articles, with winch to sup
ply the i'm Mediate aud pressing necsssitie,
Of our suddenly impoverished people, come
in freely and Abundanily from ell iirsc
tious
Tha cities Of Milwaukee, St. Louis, Gin
cinnsti, Indianapolis, Peoria, Springfield
etc, which we're prompt in their generous
contributions and neasur of relief, deserve
the etsrGsl gratitude of our people. IL
not possible for words to express to those
cities the grateful appreciation Of this com
munily.
"Friends in need are friends indeed
and we exoresJ what is the universal senti-
meut Of unfortunate Chicago when we say
"God bless our generous sympathizsrs, and
may they never be ovsrshelmed, As W
have bseu, by crushing misfortune. Chi
cago Journal.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13
TAYLOR'S
Liver & Stomach COrrect0r

Has one great distinguishing feature, which has
long been sought for In . cath artic preparation
70 take the place Of that medicine which leaves
the bowels more or less weakened tor q time in
diested sy subsequent costiveBess, which IL the
osse with mort esthartio mixturei and pills. In
thus preparation there is CON bined Tonic,
whish completely sustains tie bowels and sys-
tenn while csthgrtic influence is being prcdu-
ced, therefore never loses its effect, does noe
leave the bowels costive, and may be used By
the most delicate person. For the diseases
named, II acts with the most perfect efficiency,
| searching and roofing out all Impurities OF the
system, giving hta tn. vigor and strength to the
whole body And after you have useo, you will
| Recommend it 60 ell with like troubles In
doubtsdly yon have taken that Kind Of medicine,
withoat getting the relief sopght for There are
| so msuy different kiDds, al for the same as
ease thai Il is 3 great wonder If you 90 not let
de, pair take the place Of hope, and resign your
s~lf to the rsvsges Of disease. will give S5OO
reward for a case of dsrsbged liver that cannot
be cured b, Taylor's Stomach and Liver corrse-
tor. where the constitution 10 not entirely bro
ken down by disease, or the liver consumed a
| great many would Ask the question, 8" hat caR
We eat and how much?" What Is one man
meat 10 another mans poison, !. an old ss!ins, .s
and true oue, too. We viii sn'~ef,
best OF eveEy$hing that agrees "i'n '0u' 'U'
| moderate amount.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13
The Need Of The Hour.

like she smile of IN old friend, the bright
face of the Chicago Evening Journal grssts
Us from our ssnctum table. We are glad to
see yOa again, opponent as you sre-glad to
welcome you back from your baptism Of
FIRE. Though now your anSisn. proportions
are oiroumscribed, We know the day is close
st hsOd when you will once more spread
your wings and soar to prosperity and in
encs. Here is the leading article, headed
As above:
To put on . cheerful courage, to take
counsel with oAlmnsss, aud TO help one
another, are among the great duties Of our
hour Of calamity.
Before the sua OF Sunday rises upon our
formal worship, let as make covenant OF
hslprulnsss, 10 stand by one another IN The
strong kIndlinsss OF brotherhood, with
u0ited appeal TO the mercy Of Heaven. They
that will uot help, that cannot have pity, 10
aaoh 40 hour of vast woe, are beyond the
pale Of soJal aud religious confidence.
Within shAI bond Of unity stands every man
who wilI take another man's hsnd helptniiy.
The bsniRnsut Father help rs 70 help one
another
IIm imperative that good counsel be
taken. No body OF olsizsns ever confronted
suoh . problem ~ fAees rs. IL il the hour
for the 0Alnsst wIsdon possible TO the hu-
mAu breast. Dash and push will not meet
oar need, bat disors elton, judg gnsnt, the
olssrss, iutsllisenos. And counsel must be
aoIioa, the fraes,, the most direct possible
especially in ell points of the public safety
The utmost energy Of law muss deal inst.et
extinction 10 every species OF shark, and
AFFORD ,hs most dsoisive cid 20 all human Q
efforts for the relief Of sufferers, all wise
endesvors for the restoration Of welfare.
For ell such counsel and help let there be
courage--ths courage of patience and faith
and iadomitable effort. IL 10 worse than
useless to attempt otherwise than submis-
sivsly and bravely TO meet oar overwhslm-
ing misfortune.
Br4vs!y, Ihen, with one heart and one
MUD, let US commsnd our utmost strength.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13

named Peter O, ,B,ien. The body ofa man
who had orawlsd into Q larger water maln
was recognized as L. Aleckson, living in
No. 81 Milwaukee avenue. About twenty
of the recovered bodies we're taken from the
basement of two buildings on the North
Side, near the Chicago avenue bridge, yes
tsrday morning.
The papers publish two long columns of
the names Of missing persons.
The Hartford company has $4,000 in
all, every cent of which viii be paid. The
Phoenix, Of Hartford, has $500 600 of risks,
oil good All of the Cleveland companies
are broken. The Commercial Mutual, Of
Cleveland, loses $500. 900, their entire cap
ital. But the stockholders have subscribed
$500, 900 and win commence anew.
Every bank claims that il will be able to
pay everv cent of iss liabilities.
J. " Farwell is in receipt of . telegram
from Msssrs. A. & W. Sprague Of Provi-
.dence, Rhode Island, requesting him to
draw upon them. for $40, 600, for the relief
tund. The financial prospect is hourly
brighteuIng. The Repubiic insurance oom-
pany expects to pay every dollar Of their
risks here.
The Washington and LsSslls street tun-
Dels are entirely unipjursd, though the en-
frances are somewhat obstructsd.
MARrxGo, Iowa, Oct. 1.-THE MArengo
Relief Society has sent two car loads Of
provisions to Chicago. More will follow.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13
RATES OF ADVERTISERS.

Ror sash square, or the space oseupisd BY ter
lines Of solid nonparsil, 0Rs Dollar for sash in
ssrtion.
Special Notices, 20 ssnts Per hs.. vbsr In
lar advertising rates.
oo1manieations, or articles Inserted Anoas
'sadias matter, Is ssAts per line. q,
DAtLr Arp WnnkLr.--A diseount Of ID per
cent. viii be made from the Weekly ratss, on
yearly aud half yearly contracts, when the sans
matte is Inserted In both Daily and Weekly.
additional. .ur u. yEE
For IL apsisnt Ndvsrtissmsh Aavsnes pay
msut is required. s-'+ 4
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13

Persons who reside in the vicinity Of swamps,
low lands, or near any staspant body Of assr,
are more liable to this disease, as the miasms
arising from such places it almost sure to pro-
duce Fever and Ague, and Fever in different
forms. Bilious Rheuu alism 10 slso induced by
exposure during rainy weather, or sudden chan
ges of Temperature. A disordered Liver will
frequently cause this disease, always inereasing
the .nfering. and rendering it more difficult TO
cure. The symptoms of this extremely painful
form of Rheumatic complaint are, pain In the
Head. Nausea, furred Ton que, stiffness Of the
Joints, and violent pains through the body.
Taylors Stomach and Liver Correctcr will surely
effect cure. None of the ingredients are in
any way injurious, and the curative powers are
wonderful. TNis valuable medicine searches 10
the root of the isease and parts affected, excl
ting the liver to healthy setiop, relieving the
body Of Its pains, removing all stiffness from the
oints, purifying and cleansing the whole sys-
EN-.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13
Neuralgia, or Acute Rheu-
matiSm,

ls oesasioned by carslessnsss, exposure, or any
of the various ways and means by which We take
a severe cold, or it may be caused by fatigue.
The 81 10 ptons are sxtreme ners ousness, intense
pain in the n0scles aud joints, the flesh IL swol-
len and sensitive 10 the touch One popularity
Of this form Of Rhsum alta is that it frequently
changes from one portion Of the body to smother
even when NO ext rnal spPlic,tion he's bean used
TO drive it to any other part The entire sys-
TEN is prostrsted by suferinx, We long for rest,
but the acute, dartirg pains will not permit Us
that pleasure. External applications are uss-
less and often prove dangerous, by driving the
pain to some vital organ. Drive 1t opt Of the
eys:em instead of driving it in, and Tsylor's
Stomach and Liver Correetor is warrented to
give relief. 1t Will 60 to the seat Of pain,
strengthen the nervous system, and effect cure d.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13

Loss Of tssth is . grsa, misfortune, ane
many good teeth are pulled because OF agu'
in tn. teeth aod jaws, which might be curss
and the teeth saved, By usins BsnDe's Mag
10 Oil. This article is good 20 use whsr
brushing and cleaning the teeth, and keep
the gums healthy.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13
Salt Rheunl.

This comes under the head Of diseases of tho
nor skin, aud appears mo- frequently on ins
hands than any other part, but the whole oouy
liable to stts eks, al it often produces 'hs NOR
maign ant sores, which have b.nea ;ns 'Aa M u %
The most learned doctors: hi. terrible pofon ,,
~ .h. 49, msJioIno that has the power to
ouIe ~, 20 .ha noi,oD, we find III cure. Do NOT
e'., n.. boitls of TayIor's Stomach and Liv-
er CorreetoF.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13

CoSsUMER..-If you insist upon havins
DR.. Prices Cream Baking Powder anc
5 pecial Fls-oriugs you will get them. St
long as satisfied With cheap mixtures,
grocers will sell them, for they afford bet
tar pro6t
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13
LOCAL NOTICES.

TotLErGSE il uurivaled As @ bsauti6er o.
the oom mpIoIion, it ia . powder, harmless, re
fined and elegant. Try il, so cents per box
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1871-1872, 1871-10-13
COMMERCIAL.
Gold 1.14 ga.

a ROCK ISLAND, October Is.
Tara Flour market IL corrected ~ Wsxnss's
Mills and the quotations are sAs ruling prices o.
TAs Rsek Island market.
~SrHs WssAf fLoUR-Wholssals,.... ,..... S. 40
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-28
THE X

The New Orleans Times has been en-
gagged in q wordy war with the Picavune
as to the politics of the successful con-
gressioDsl candidates in the recent cleo
ton in Texas. The former claims them
az "no party" men, and the latter as
Democrats" The Picayane is right.
The late congressional election in Texas
was conducted as a straight, out-snd-out
fight Of the Democratic party with the
Republican party. There was no Con-
sentative, or third party, in the struggle.
The four candidates elected were elected
as Democrats, on a Democratic platform,
under the auspices Of the Democratic
State central committee, and voted for by
enough Democrats to have achieved sue
cess, sven had a third, or Conservative
party, been in the field, which was not the
case. The candidates thus elected by the
Democracy of Texas are Messrs. W. 8.
Herndon, J. G. Conner, D. O. Giddings
and John Hancock. The Pcayune thus
briehysketches them: ffThe latter was a
conservative Union man during the war,
and took no part in it, one way or the
other. he has never been a Republican.
Giddings is an old resident of Texas; was
Northumberland of a Texas Confederate
cavalry regiment during the war, and
would be very indignant, we rather think,
to hear himself called sRepublican. Con-
was in the Federal service during the
war; remained in Northern Texas after
his term Of service expired; ran for Con-
gress as a Democrat; was elected SIS q
Democrat; and has now been collected
as q Democrat. Herndon never was q Re-
publican
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-28
STAND FIRM.

We appeal to the members of the Legis'
lsture to stand firm, to stand as a rock, as
q unit for a low rate Of taxation. Evi.
dencs proving the correctness and sound
ness Of the position Of the APPEAL on this
question multiplies every day. From
every part of the State we are in receipt
of letters spplsuding our efforts in behalf
of the people, and urging us to continue
the battle of the poor man. We can,
therefore, address ourselves to the Legis-
lsture of Tennessee as with authority
from the people, who are, as one man
clamorous for the lowest possible
rate of taxation. They are watching
you, gentlemen; and woe betide
him who returns to his constituents
with the bond-holders' mark upon his
brow. They have already noted for future
honors, such men as Mccall, Hinkle,
Crews, Lumpkin and Harris, who in the
lower house have signalized themselves
in their advocacy of a low rate of taxation;
and they will register the name of every
man who does or does not vote in that
behalf. This question has become 30 all
engrossing that we believe a failure to
concede the demands of the people would
not only discredit the legislature, but
would 60 far to disrupt the Democratic
party. Stand Arm for a low rate of tag T.
ton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-28
rn nE MVEsrTGATEp.

1.-THE legislature would know how the
Hyndiestes managed the bonds issued To
Tennessee railroads, they need only In
quire into the trade made between Gen
eral Nancy and Colonel McGhee. There
was nothing wrong In 1t, but the facts 90
to show that the eastern roads have never
paid what they " the State, and yet
Colonel McGhee would restrict the time
In which Western Tennessee roads may
adjust their liabilities. It will be remem-
bsred thst a committee Of the legislature
and, we believe, the attorney general, de.
clsred that about one million Of bonds
issued to General Maney's road were
frsudently or wrongfully paid out. Nc
Chez settled the little unple&ssntness. BE
had access to the throne and poor Nancy
had not. MCGEE let Nancy have old bonds,
and Nancy gave the new 10 McGhee, and
KscGhee recsived $4,000 for making the
exehange. McGhee had no difficulty ia
nEipgt The Nancy bonds. 1t might be we'll
Z tbs legislature 20 look into these mat
fers. and see whether McGhes has ever
nsiS nroperiy one dollar that his and Tom
soottis roads owe the State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-28
ENrERpRIar

Enterprise, like blood, Twill tell" The
Columbia Herald, one of our best and
most admirably conducted country week
lies, in order to supply a necessity exist
ing throughout the South, has but re.
Gently engaged in the business of furnish
ing i'outsides" for the weekly country
press. This Is the first attempt in that
line that has been made in the South; and
while it is not intended as a sectional en-.
terprise, we are grstihed to learn that 1t is
meeting with great success. At Column
bis they have every facility for getting up
"outsides" in q style and manner every
way acceptable to the public. The work
is well done and compares favorsbly with
that OF any house in the North engaged
in the game business. The typographical
appearance Of the papers are highly cred
liable to the publishers, while the selec-
tions made by the editor are Of q superior
This is an enterprise we are
to see prospecting, and hope it
may meet with a liberal support By the
country press of the South. Those South
srn papers that have hsretstore been OBJ
their work from Chicago and
,tber Northern cities, will find it to their
to pstronize this enterprising
lone institution. Let them send to the
columbia Herald establishment and OBJ
ain one OF their admirable "outsides."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-28

HoN. HKRsCHELL V. JOHNSON, presi-
dent Of the Agricultural Congress, hiss
published IN address to sail agricultural
societies and to all friends Of the sgricul-
tural, mechanical and commercial inter-
ests throughout the country" in which
he reminds them that, on the Arst Tues
day in December next, the congress viii
convene in Selma, Alabama, when it is
expected that the patriotic enterprise in
A~ugurated st Augusta, Georgia, in 1870,
BY delegates from eleven States, will be
perfected and launched upon its mission
Of usefulness. It's purposes are to dignity
labor, stimulate enterprise, and give capi-
tai an intelligent direction in appropriate
and diversified channels.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-28

TIE Reform party in the city of Charles
ton, at the election in August last for
mayor and aldermen, defeated the Radi-
cal ticket by an average msiority of over
seven hundred votes notwithstanding the
&C., IA under Radical laws at a
sS"n hen 1t was supposed Alsrge por-
ION of the respectable white citizens
would be absent from the city. The new
board was to be installed in q few days,
but We see by the Charleston papers that
PnIsbury, the Radical mayor, has sued
out a writ Of msndsmuss requiring the
city council to meet and hear a protest
against the late municipal election. Fail
ing in this, the council must show III
before Judge Graham why they have
failed to comply with the requirements Of
the writ.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-28

THE Little Rock Gaseae does the AP-
PEAL injustice. We published q letter
from the Arkansas capital, which we sup
posed to be truthful, but, never approving
its statements, are In no wise responsible
for its errors. It would be hardly possible
for us to know whether John Smith or
amy other man." Of Little Rock were
" hrindle-tailed or addicted to min
strelsy, " and until partisan nomenclature
Is less Obscure, the Gazette can hardly ex-
pect people beyond the confines Of its
State TO know whether an unknown let.
ter-writer is the more addicted 10 brindle
beef or savage melody.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-28

THERE is q plain, practical, sensible let
ter, on another page, addressed to Cover
o Brown. It was written by an old
citizen Of this county, a true, unfaltsring
Democrat, He gives expression TO the
feelings and purposes Of nine-tsnths Of
this people.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-28
Recommendation Hack Linz
Nh. 8. DAVIS, PropristoF.

IN successful operation for srx years. No
THRoUGH TfCKET6 sold on this lire,
Parties Sci and KNOW what they pay for Ces
fore partingWi one dollar.
These hacE are all Of the very best mPte.
rial aud bu 4 expressly for this rave. They
seat SIX pen sons, are large n ioomy, anc
NAV be used by parties or Rom TWO 10 i've
with ordinary baggage, or for NvALrDs, the
seafs being so constructed as easily TO cors
sfjfute q bed. Remember, this Is the on.y
Recommendation Hack Line, and no through
tofsis are sold over It Hacks may be Sc
onTed bv letter or telegraph. Once At the
nfnnnw and Aanlev tables LittIe Roek , n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-28

THE question as to the distribution of
the proceeds of tie sales of the public
lands, formerly one Of much interest in
national politics, has at last been settled.
The Radicals have given away all the
public landsi the government has none
to sell worth hsving, and there are, of
course, no proceeds to distribute. Thus
do the fearless lswgivers Of the Republic
can party cut the Gordisn knot, and solve
once grave questions that had puzzled
our earlier statesmen for many years.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-28

~ l61l OnGu AuEtncf HOt4cSS Trains WAANAA
daily As follows:
m
Leave-Hopeneld----- .-.----.s--.---68 am
pm
ArrfVo-L1tfle ROCK pm
Returning arrive at Memphis---aoo pm
Ferryboaf leaves foot Of Union street
promptly at 7.6e am. Close connections made
Al DsvalI's BLUFF with R R. Packet Cos line
OF steamers for all points on White River,
CONNECTING at Little Rock with reEular line
OF STAGES for Hot springs. Camden, rkadel
phia. Washington and poinIsin Texas. Also
with steamers on Arkansas river Tor Pine
Pfuf. Fort Smith and lutermed1ate points,
and with tra1ns on the Little hock ana
Fort smith railroad.
For tickets or Information apply at Com.
pany's once. 81 Madison street; az once Of
sfresf ar ar once OF Memphis and Charles
ton RaiiIoad, zs Main s1Ese@ wsnnEr..
aSnT Ticket AIT. Passenger A9t.
a. O LIEKBH&8E,
ssps General suPeRsntsnde1G
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-28
NOTICE TO

OWING to the action axe by the County
~ Court tndorsing the bonds OF the Mem.
-phis and Raleigh Railroad Company, the
time of receiving sealed proposals for the
construction OF said railroad win be ex.
tended TO November 18th, 1871.
The work embraces clearing, earthwork,
pile work, cross-ties and track laying.
Bids will be received for the whole or any
part of the work. or for the entire c0nstPuc.
ton and equipment Of the road, ready for
operation.
Pronies and specifications can be seen at
my ONCE G6 Second street, Bond and secu-
rify Will be required OF contractors for per-
Torrance OF contract. The company reserves
the right 20 reject sny or ali OF said pro-
posals.
A.B. NEWKIRK,
Chairman Executive Committee.
MEMPHIS, TRNN., October q, ISL, oc22
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-28
FOR SALE.
Lots for Sale In Ida City, On Lsns
Island, New York.

IDA CITY "a situated on Long Island, IS
Il miles from New York city, the Long Island
Railroad running centrally through Ids City.
Lots there are hereby orerso 1or sale On tns
fouowfnR terms: Fifty dollars each, on q
credit OF ten years, payable In t~enGannual IN
s~talments-say IS 90 per year on each lot.
Me PARTIES owning the above property pro-
pose to sell to the Bouthern people one-haIf
81 the lots, say 400, on the above terms,
without interest The East River Bridge Ia
now in process Of construction, connecting
Nauhattan Island, upon which New York Is
situated, with Long Island.
This Is a good opportunity for any person
If mis- secfiOn Of country 70 invest small
Eums IN the purchase Of these lots. Terms
are essv. and within the reach Of ali. Prop
erty on Long Island VIII rapidly increase IN
Ma OF the City OF Ida csc be seen, and fun
Information given, upon application being
mada to NY. fONIANE Est
Corresponding eecret airy,
No - EaatEon sire
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-10-28

TOHN 8. KERR, Attorney ct Law, has re.
j moved mis- once 70 No 40 North C0ust
Etrsst, kemphHs 1snns ans