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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-12

AT q Warrington caucus between Dem
ocratic and Republican congressman, sst-
urday, 1t was sgreeds to have but one
spoke in the wheel Of fortune Of fused
partissnship. and this should be the one
term princlple-in other words, Trains
platform, "Beat Grant" There is to be
no 8urther coalition and no ether creed.
The resolution adopted was as follows:
Resolved, That we win henceforth inseribe
our banners the one-teTm principle for the
presidency Of the United States and viii like
wise proclaim among our texts for the coming
campaign against vice, corruption, confede-
raied wealth and artstOcracy, those Of e no
more monarchy inAmerica, no more tandinE
armies. and no candidate ff CHIEF magistrate
the new yeafning Of the world for
who represents OF typthes the arm Of
war.
That's certsinly very good and very ex-
pressiYe-ss far a. 1t goes.
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TEE facilities OF the great water route
for chipping grain 60 Liverpool and other
European ports, are steadily on the in
crease. The Liverpool Ship company are
steadily adding 70 the number Of their
iron propellers especially adapted for car
rying grain in bulk from New Orleans to
Liverpool. A magnificent stsamer has
just been finished 10 ply between Liver
and New Orleans She is named the
amn
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POPLAR STREET
GIN and PICKERY.

TNHE public are hereby informed that ON
and after this date we will Gin and Rae
all Cotton brought or sent to us FOR seven
Dollars per bale, We furnishing the haeRing
the owner take the cotton seed belonging 10
the bAd. Or II the owner dealres Us % Keen
the cotton seed Belonging to the bale OF COT,
ton as part payment, we viii gin and hale
furnishing begging and tics, and cover the
bale all over Tor Two Dollars per baie. and
the cotton seed belonging 20 The bale Of cot
ton. Wood Turning and Scroll SAVING nv
l. BARRY Ar.
dS 0EO. ". PAYNE q co,
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- The undersigned takes occasion in this
connection, to hank the public for past IA
yoTs, and to assure all persons having claims
IN the hands Of the Late firm OF Meyers 4
Dedrfck for collection, as well as those hay-
ing CLAIMS Of any sort which nave not vet
been presented that 10 will be his constant
endeaVor TO press business with the utpuosf
diligence, n to rive satisfaction to an mar
ues tntrusttng business to him. II is with
pleasure that he notes q growing dispOsition
on the part Of the General Government 10
deal In q manner more liberal with those
VINO sunesed loss OF property during the late
war, and IL Is likewise a source OF gratidca-
aon that the prospects are good for an early
9etblement OF all meritoFi0us pension and
bounty claims. IL Is also worthy OF note
that s considerable number OF ~GitiEens az
foreign birth living among us, who have spf-
fersd loss and damage Of person and prom.
erty during the war, are nov roVfded with
and efdctent means OF redress nv the
Treaty OF Washington OF MAY &, B7I. Win
these improved facilities, it Is to be hoped
that al worthy claims will in future meet
more prompt, attention, and be brought 10
nnal settlement with less dffaculti6s and de- |
Lays than ever before.
Very respectfully, etc,
GILBERT MOVERS. |
Offices: No. As North Court street. Memphis
aDn-: PoatOhios BuildfnR. Fieksbur9. EisS
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THK reason for Catacszy's dismissal
given the public is his alleged interier-
ence with the Treaty OF Washington. The
true reason doubtless involves q pair of
women who had a little fashionable row.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-12

THIS VESSEL, recently Invented. is high
L ~ recommended and tndOrsed by lead.
ing phys4olans, containing tive anare-
nnents, enabling the physician to smi
the contents separately, by which he gains q
knowledge OF diseases unattainable by tbe
use 81 the single or common chamber. with
the nianh arnea In q mlrai aAnAn
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ALL ADMIT THAT

" The mistake Of physician OF ones disease
may be az dangerous as the disease itself1
IT'S LIFE VALUE In the sick room Ia in.
Valnabis. With IL you assist your physician
In defining your disease, BY which yOzr me
may be saved.
take the place OF the Common
chamber. For sale by
LLOYD, CLARKE a co.
ms 9m Main afraet
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Dissolution of COpartnsrsnIp.

TyHE drm OF Meyers q Dedrfck, Attorneys
at-LaW and United states Claim Agents,
u this day dissolved by mutual consent, W.
W. DERRICK retiring, Gilbert Movers as
sumee all liabilities Of the late firm, and Is
alone authorized 70 complete the unfinished
bustness OF the nrm,a and to collect ALI ont
standing Indebtedness due said fra.
GILBERT MOVERS
v. w. DEDRICK.
Memphis, Tenn, November 10, 1871.
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time via come that inaugurabes The new
company, 80 certain Will the price be
lower, and whether 1t be profitable to tbs
stockholders, 1t will be very much better
for the consumers Of gss.
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EsasHOun, Wine OsEoxss nssuzasA szs0 49,
Inns entRiled, and failing to discern The
germ Of truth which lies hidden under
much vanity and folly, fy 20 the opposite
extreme and deem dress q trivial q pal
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auuu saaas q aaEH0 go pfuE "a sa0 A~os se-|
tate Of Memphis is owned by womenf II
they knew ii and only intended that men
owners should hsve q voice in selecting
o~f3cers to manage it, why did they not
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COPARTNERsRIP.

undersigned have associated them.
selves together. under tbs firm name OF
BoOTF CO. tor the pUrpose OF con-
Quoting s General brokerage and TOM
Business In the city OF Mem phis.
Tenn. They pledge their patfons 20 give
strict personal attention 70 the execution OF
Cotton Orders and other business committed
TO their care. EDWIN II. Low,
]. COT
JOSEPH K. SCOTT,
MessFs. VIM. +. Weld q ~Co.JBoston, Mass.
MesErs. Manning 4 Gears,
Nj. Robert Scott,
Mr.. Thomas Howe,
MI. Joseph 5. ray,
Mr.. Y. n. Weld, Tr.,
Mr., b. X. Weld, Tr.s a
2essrs. Kirklsnd, Chase q Co. Baltimore.
Meesrs. Woods, Weeks q Co,
Messrs, W. Crane q sons, Z"
MessrE. Il. D. Me- gan 4 Co, New York.
Messrs. SpO6ord, Bros. n Co,
MI, u. H Baldwin,
Mr.. VIM. P. Campbell,
Mr., Frederic Baker, No. 90 Broadway, n. Y.
Hessrs. by sloan &Sons, Philadelphia
Messrs. Cochran, Russell q Co, "
Messrs. K lowering q Co, Baltimore.
MesEIs. ID. Q. Woods q Co.,
Memphis, Tenn, December j, n7L
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e WoEk O moqlIylng Fhe So"
Beats Leaving To-day,

For Yicksburg-The passenger steamer
Juia, Csps7ln LoMnseno, iesves today at
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A man naHae0 o~sn11Enln sac
run over and killed by 9 traini frlosy
evening, near IEontoni ohio.
Pat WorreL, q carpenter, was crushed 70
death bstWeen two cara on the Nashville
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50 MI. JAMEssH LOW, late Of New Or
leans, La. has 3 full power OF attorney to
transact business for as. He Will give mis-
personal attention In the execution Of cotton
orders and TO sales OF merchandise.
LOW, COT & co,
de- No. 8 Madison street, Memphis, Tenn.
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ofics, where is zrssf Ec0EcMx xsB|
VEsuE1TcB can - clearly damonsrI
The public are invited to call and exa-a|
for Themselves.
- 0aee, 10. zzz THIRD stres1.
E q. B&OWN 81
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The Medical Double Chamber.

Oficss: No. As North Court street. Hemnbia
aDn-: Poaf0f1os Buildfng, Vieksbur1. Eiss
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21

SUICIDE AT ALTA.--The Sacramento Record
says: Senator Banvard informs us that last We'd
nesday evening man deliberately placed his
head on the rail in front of the advancing engine
and was instantly killed. Deceased was a
stranger, evidently of. French extraction and
had told some person that his name was Sam.
Smith, and he had come from San Francisco.
On his person was found no other property than
few dollars, which served to discharge the
funeral expenses.
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21
administrators Sale OF Real
Estate.


NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, THAT IN
n pursuance of the order Of the Probate Court
Of the County of Placer, in the State of Califor-
MIA, made on the lth day of March, A. d. 1871
in the matter OF the estate OF John King de-
ceased, the undersigned, administrator Of said
estate, will sell at Public Auction, to the highest
bidder for cash. in gold coin in one parcel and
subject to confirmation by said Probate Court, on
Monday, the 9th day OF November, 1871.
at the hour Of II O'clock NJ, at the town of Yam
kee jim s, in front of the premises to be sold, in
said county all the right, title, interest and estate
of the said intestate at the time of his DEATH and
all the right, title and interest that the said
estate has, by operation Of law or otherwise ac-
quired other than, or in addition to, that of the
said intestate at the time of his DEATH in and to
all that lot of land and brick building, situate,
lying and being, in the town OF Yankee Jim 3, in
said county, and described as follows, to-wit:
A certain brick store and lot of land lying in the
town of Yankee Jim's on the south side of Main
street. bounded on the east by lot owned by
Henry Stander; on the west by the Wetherby lot
and on the south by the Wetherby lot.
Terms and condition of sale:-Cash, in gold
coin; ten per cent of the purchase money to be
paid on the day of sale, balance on confirmation
of sale by said Probate Court. Deed at expense
of purchaser.
THOS. JAMESON.
Administrator Of the estate OF John King, de-
ceased.
Fellows & Norton, Att'ys for Administrator.
set. t.14-4t
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21
AGENTS WANTED
"a WOman's Pilgrimage to the
Holy Land.'

4 SPLENDID, ILLUSTRATED BOOK,
"A tinted paper, fine gilt binding 1t is the
most rapid selling book of the day. Agents are
meeting with the most complete success, taking
from to 20 orders & day Every one who has
read "Mark Twain s Innocents Abroad" " will
want this intensely interesting work. Also,
Agents wanted for
''The Polar and Tropical World"
$50 pages, 200 illustrations. large octave;
sparkling with vivid pen paintings of life and
Clergymen, School Teachers and others who
wish permanent and profitable occupation, send
Immediately for terms and circulars to
A. L. BANCROFT & CO.,
oc14-7w San Francisco, Cal.
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21
Fresh Garden, Flower, Tree and Shrub
Evergreen, Fruit and Herb Seeds,
Prepaid by Mail.

A complete and judicious assortment. Twen-
ty-five sorts of either class, $1.00. The six
classes (150 packets) for $500. Also an i'm
mense stock of one year grated Fruit Trees,
Small Fruits, Fruit Stocks, Young Fruit, Orna-
mental and Evergreen Seedlings, Bulbs, Roses
Vines, House and Border Plants, &C., &c. The
most complete assortment in America. Pre-
paid by mail. Priced Catalogues to any ad-
dress also trade list, gratis. Seeds Commits
sion. Agents wanted.
B. NJ. WATSON, Old Colony Nurseries and
Seed Warehouse. PLYMOUTH, Mass. Established
1872 se23
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21

DAMAaED.-The firing of guns on the receipt
Of election news Thursday night damaged the
new dwelling house of Moses FREEDOM ON Nevada
street, We learn, seriously. Some window glasses
were broken, but the worst damage was the
cracking of the plastering in every room. The
house is new and hard finished throughout and
one OF the IN ost home like and comfortable cot
IN tow
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21

Two Jo1LIYICATIoNs.-On Thursday evening
3when it bocamo known that the Republicans had
>arried the judicial election, they got out their
pm and fired a salnte and jollided. About the
lme time it became known that r. c. Poland
he Democratic candidate was elected Justice of
nc Peace here, and some parties fired salute
4or that victory at the same time, and also jolli
Led in the usual way. SO the two parties fred
1un about and the double jollifcation went
1nerrily.
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21
DIED.
At the County Hospital, Oct. 3D. VIM. Kent,
formerly OF Dutch Flat, aged 39 years.
At Lincoln, Oct 2Oth Daniel willard, aged
61 years, native OF Maryland.
SDeciOL Notices.

SIN is very much the offspring of physical i'll
health and feeble stomachs. During one-third
of our time the processes of digestion must go
on in our bodies and if the stomach and bowels
are not we'll, nothing is we'll. To be dyspeytc
is to be miserable; moreover, dyspepsia is the
foundation of fevers and diseases of the blood,
liver, skin and kidneys. Dyspepsia invariably
yields to the virtues Of the vegetable Ingredients
contained in the great purifier of the blood and
restorer of health, De. WALKERS CALIFORNIA
VINEGAR BITTERs.
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21
AUBURN RESTAUR RANT.
DcUtcheS G0Sth0uS.
ON THE PLAZA, ADJOINING pa
POST OFFICE ;;::;;;.l1se ;;::s;;;.le
A. ADREAN, Proprietor.
MEALS AT ALL HOURS.

HNHE PROPRIETOR HAVING RECENTLY
l. purchased and fitted up portion of the
fre-proof brick block, adjoining his well known
stand, is prepared to extend additional accom-
modations to boarders and travellers. Neatly
furnished apartments and good beds can always
be found Mt this House-an excellent table set,
and the best of LIQUORS and CIGARS kept at
the Bar.
Oysters and Pigs Feet served up at all hours.
ianl-GS A. ADREAN.
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21

DANCING CLUB.-This subject has been ex-
laustively discussed by our neighbor, therefore
ye will merely state that the Church e Jones
;lub will open the season with dance on Tues
10y night next.
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21

ERRoR.-In our item last week about the sale
Auburn Turnpike, the printers made us say
pat John Worsley had bought the road for
=, 600 when it was written $4,000.
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21

CHANGE OF TIME.-The change of car time
(which we spoke OF last week will not go into
Operation until Monday, November 1st. We
now learn that the change, going east will not
be great as we stated, as the trains are to run
On much slower time than now SO that they will
only reach here about one half hour earlier.
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21

STRUCK IT AaArs.-Itis is reported that McFad-
en has opened on rich ore in the old Peter
aitrr mine il the Ophir district.
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21

SrRANGE.-According to the Gems of Placer
county as returned to Washington City, there is
been led to believe that the dggers to be daily
seen on the streets of all our towns and villages
were Indians, but it turns out, officially, that
they are not; and now the question is, what are
sthey? We should like to see that lone Lo
that we have somewhere in the county
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21

Y Cox DENTON MINE.-We learn that
Pody OF ore has been struck in this mine which
richer than any previously taken out. A con-
ract was lately let to Captain Fault to sink the
hiatt fifty feet deeper, and in going down this
one was developed
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21

II The WEATHER.-It has threatened rain for the
past week but no rain has fallen yet. 1t has
fained all around us, but here it is dryyet 1t is
.pnusua for the rains to hold off SO late in the
season, but there is really no interest in the
county suffering but mining and ditch interests.
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21

q The EVENING STAR.-Rich ore is again being
taken from the Evening Star mine located on
Rock Creek, some three miles from here. On
2the first discovery of this mine it was very rich,
put the wall rock was exceedingly hard and the
expense Of sinking almost discouraged the COM
Fpany. Where the new strike has been made the
Erock has been found to be softer and the ore rich
The company have steam mill, hosting works,
|etc., at the mine, and we may soon expect to
chronicle the result of o crushing.
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21

ACCIDENTALLY KuLrD.-A telegraph dispatch
Feceved here yesterday by A. Upset from Jona-
ehan Mariner, at Lincoln, says: Daniel Will
hard fell from wagon on Thursday evening,
And died Friday morning, and will be buried at
Sold Hill Saturday, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. Mr..
Willard is an o 4 citizen Of this county has been
- successful miner, and owns valuable town
property here and land near Lincoln, and also
landed property in Ohio. He was native of
Maryland and aged G1 years. Mr.. Willard was
well known in this county, highly esteemed, and
leaves many friends who will regret to hear Of
his death
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21

CATHOLIC. Rev. Father Kelly Will hold Divine
.nervice in the Catholic Church, in Auburn, every
khird Sunday in each month, at the usual hour
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21
Local and County Matters.
RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

METHODIST. Rev. G. d. Pinneo will preach
II the NJ. Z. Church at IL O'Clock tomorrow
morning and the NJ Z. Sabbath School will
meet at the same place Immediately after the
Church services.
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21

81 SEEN HIM, AND WENT ONE BE1TER.-At the
Ekeptember election Judge Spear induced gen
tleman named Page Peyton to vote the Repub-
6can ticket On Wednesday last Gen Hamilton
convinced Mr.. Peyton that he had, on the for
fhmer occasion, done violence to his political SEN
iments, and that it his duty far as possible
Nto atone for that evil act and set himself right
with his conscience by voting the whole Demo-
*cratc ticket, which he did, like "man and q
5brother Thus Peyton was all hunk" and
zthe General had seen the Judges copper"
and :" honors were easy" but the General took
Eit into his head to go the Judge white man bet
Ter To this end he called on an old neighbor Of
Ehis, Mr.. Daniel Phelps, who had always voted
Ethe Republican ticket, and persuaded him that he
had been doing wrong all his life, and to make
amends he should now vote the Democratic
Eticket, which Mr.. Phelps did, notwithstanding
one of the most eloquent and leading members
of the Republican party Mr.. Simpson, used all
his efforts to prevent him from doing it. We
are aware that Mr.. Simpson has pulled the wool
over our neighbours eyes and made him believe
md publish to the world that Mr.. Phelps voted
he straight Republican ticket, but it is not true
Please correct the statement, neighbor, that the
ruth of history may be vindicated.
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21

"A NORTHERN DISTRICT FAIR.-At the late Fair
held by the Northern District Agricultural Soci-
ety at Marysville, the following premiums were
awarded to J. r. Nickerson of Nickerson's cele-
6brated orchard and vineyard, in this county
Best dried figs, So best rasins s.; best dried
"a IS 20 lbs, So best raisus, $5.
i Glass X-Native wines and Liquors.
Best Angelica, 50 so; best Muscat, 50 SO;
best Sherry 50 so; best Port, 50 so; best NAL
Easa, $2 so; best Catawba, So so; best grape
brandy, 50 so; best apple brandy, 50 so.
Glass XI-Fruits.
Best exhibition of fruits, including grapes,
ES25. Apples-For greatest number of varieties
and best specimens, correctly named, three
specimens of each variety, first, $40. Pears
The greatest number of varieties, correctly nam
3D. three specimens of each variety first, $40.
&Ereatest number of lunches and best grown
ppeeimens of California grapes; greatest number
pf varieties and best specimens of foreign grapes
Committec report no competition and recon-
mend Framed Diploma to j. r. Nckerson.
The Placer herald., 1871-10-21

tages in town.
Delaware state journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1870-1883, 1871-10-27
CITY ORDINAN
s. -s---s-..4s-- 49, $1,000
BY AUTHORITY.
AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING SWINE

Be Il enacted By The CITY Council Of Wilmington;
SECTION Livery owner posseasor harborer of any
hog pig or other animal Of the hog kind who shall per-
init OF suffer the same to go At large in any OF the pub
lie Streets lanes, alleys, within the limits Of the city
Of Wilmington, shall be deemed guilty Of common
pay ne Of not less than Eve nor more than ten dol
lars for every such animal onnd at large within said
limits besides costs OF prosecution, one hat OF the tue
to be paid to inormer and the residue into the city
treasury.
SIC. livery hog pig or other animal Of the hog
kind found at large in any Of the public Streets lsnes
alleys within the limits Of the city Of Wilmington,
shall be deemed common nusancs, and shall be taken
the city by the policeman or other proper person or
persons duly appointed by the Mayor for such duty
and after being kept for the period of twentyiour
hours, AMI proclamation OF the sale made by the bell
within said period shall be sold At public Vendue
by the High Constable such other person persons
as the Mayor shall app iint this purpose and the
proceeds sale after deraying all the necessary expen
attending the proceedings under this section, shall
he paid into the City Treasury for the Of the city
Provided, That the owner at any time before sale, shall
have the privilege OF redeemiug every such swine on
iorfsing aud paying therefore to the city the sum 81
one dollar aud ali costs The Mayor hereby auth ri
zed and required from time TO time to appoint and
poy suaOle persons to take up and dispose
Of ag reeably to the provision Of this ordinances, al
swRe found within the limits Of said city in violater
OF any OF the prOytiOns OF this ordinance, and such
person persons at his dicreton to dismiss and dis
charge and 10 appoint aud employ others in their stead
aud generally to adopt such other measures may b.
necessary carry into elect the provisions Of this ord
For every swine imposnded by virtue Of this ord
nance there shall be allowed 10 tbs person impoun diH
/ the swine the sum of FIFTY cents.
| SKs. 3.-Every hog pen now existing or that may b
hereafter constructed within the limits Of the city
| Wilmington shall have wooden hour, not less thar
every person who shall allow the floor Of his her no
pen TO be otherwise than as herein provided shall
hned three dollars for every twentytour hours tina
such violation of this section may be continued.
SEC. An any person shall keep or hAIbur any hog
pig or other animal OF the hog kind, anywhere With
hs limits Of the city Of Wilmington, in any yard poi
within nifty feet Of any dwelling house, such persoi