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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-07
FOR SALE.
A RARE CHANCE
BUSINESS NAN to MAKE MONEY

AND Ny WIFEdldma money, and there
4 is money yet IN the business. i and my
wife, combined, are one hundred ana rreur-
no years Old. and fOrSOme winters Ihaveh had
the rheumatism We have lost phv=icaf
power and energy having been In business
o various kinds for forty wears. and OF lac
business has 70 be left 20 others. For that res
son, we propose TO sell the EASLET HOTEL.
corner Holmes and Jefferson streets. in the
town Of Huntsville, Ala: also. one store
mouse on HOLMES and one on Jefferson street.
Two blocks rom the railroad and Two from
the public square, and on the main thorough
fare 20 and from the depot Furniture with
hotel. Possession given in ten DAYS. -Four
thousand dollars down; balance on time. II
not sold, i viii sell RCottage House ON Holmes
sweet, ten rooms, three blocks from a frst-
class school; also sell fifteen or twenty unim-
proved lots and one mill sire-There there was
at one time a good water-miu-in Triana. M
teen miles from huntsville, Ala.
H EASLEN, Easley Hotel.
HuufqvfuesAla gaufauhar Tr9 80
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Ec0NOMT-Fo For gentlemen to send eleir
Eall and winter clothing 10 be cleaned or
dyed and repaired, 10 HANSON Il WAX
az. efe Second street, for they make 4
peeleiiy u that kind & work.
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BROWNSVILLE.
Its Progress. and Future Prospects.

There are few cities in West Tennesset
that have made such progress, or whose
prospects are 50 brilliant as those o.
Brownsville, the capital Of the county
of Haywood. At the close of the wal
this now h%ourishing city presented all
the appearance of a plain, unassuminR
county town. With the exception Of
the courthouse, which stood in a large,
unprotected lot, the buildings were
nearly all of wood, but a change has ia
ken place within the past few years.
BRICK BUILDINGS,
three and four stories in hight have
sprung up all round the Square, if such
an expression is proper. A magic wand
seems to have been at work, for the
place has been completely metamor-
phosed. Dingy old shanties have given
places to handsome brick structures, in
every style of architecture, and every
thing has put on quite a eity-like ap-
pearance. Stores, where thousands of
dollars Of business are transacted each
week, are to be found on every
side, and the hustle which at all times
prevails gives the little Furnishing city
quite an air Of importance. Where
only a year or two ago there were
GENERAL STORES,
establishments for the exclusive sale Of
boots and shoes, clothing and planta-
ton supplies, are to be found. The
merchants have all a business-like air,
and are ever on the alert for customers.
All who visit the model little city are
received with a hearty welcome, and
q introduced all round for the Browns
vile folks are without exception among
the most hOspitable in TENNESSEE. They
are
PROUD OF THEIR CITY,
and subscribed literally for the erection
Of gas works, which were completed a
short time ago, and the streets are well
lightedu up, while gas has been introduced
into almost every store and residence
the city limits. Among the other
institutions are two weekly newspapers
the Bee, ably edited by Mr.. Ivie West
brook, and the States, by Mr.. Will. o.
both Of which are well con-
iucted and ever alive to the interests
Of Brownsville and Haywood county.
The principal hotels are the Ex-
change" and /" Gait House." The for
ner is an old-established, w~ell-knOwn
lostelrle, and being IN close proximity
o the depot, is always well patronized.
There are churches Of almost every de-
nomination, dalarge building used for
public meetings, concerts, fairs, and theat-
,ical purposes, named the Lee Hall, which
5 ample testimony that Brownsville is
! prosperous, fiourishing and go-ahead
.ity. Last, but not least, about one hun
ired and fifty bales of cotton are re-
,eived and shipped to Memphis each
lay, at the present time, and a very
yreat portion Of the merchandise dis
)Osed Of to farmers, planters and citi-
is purchased in this city. Success
o Brownsville, say wei
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WAGoENER, 3171 Main street, has the
finest MISUNDERSTANDING establishment
in the city; the largest assortment o.
goods fresh from the hands of the i'm.
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FOR CORONER.
A Good Citizen Suggested for the Place
Two Eudges for the County Court.

EDITORS APPEAL-In a county COM
prising the wealth, enterprise and CON-
mercial importance of Shelby, it is a
matter of vital moment hat its respon-
sible offices should be filled by men
coming fully up to the standard of ca
pacity and personal fitness required Ia
fill them properly. 1t is not only the
privilege, but the duty of all good citi-
zens to aid in the accomplishment of
this end by all legitimate means. 1t is
with this view that the writer takes the
unsolicited liberty Of calling the atten-
ton Of the honorable County Court to
the claims of Mr.. p. NJ. Stanley, who is
a candidate before this body for the Office
Of Coroner. He is universally and de-
servedly popular with all classes, with
out regard to local or political prejudices.
be Is a courteous, accommodating and
agreeable gentleman socially, and will
make an energetic, trustworthy and
efficient officer. 1t is to be hoped that
the honorable court will give due weight
to his claims, with the assurance that
his appointment will meet the unquali-
fed approval of all good citizens. p.
EDITORS APPEAL-The people a
safely indorse the above. Mr.. Stanley
is widely and well known to the clti-
zens of Memphis, and will, if elected to
the position to which he aspires, prove
equal to all its demands and fill it as
well as it has ever been filed before. A
thorough business man, attentive tC
duty, and DESTROYS of standing well with
his people, we believe the Magistrates
would consult the interests of the coun-
ty by electing him to the position. The
responsibilities of this office increase
with the growth of the county;
they are weighty and important,
and should not be committed to
incompetent hands. In a possible
emergency las we have seem the Coro-
ner may be called upon to conduct cleo
tons; in hat position he becomes as
important an officer as the Sheriff of
the county, and holds the destiny of the
county in his hands. 1t is, then, all
important that we should have a man
for Coroner who enjoys the confidence
of the people, and who can be relied
upon to do justice, strict, impartial JUS
tice, in all emergencies. 2. NJ. Stanley
Is just such a man. We indOrse him to
the Cnunty Court
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FOR SALE.

DEARS-A pelr u nine months oid bears.
- Apply on hatboaf 81 head OF Dry Docks,
until rnpcfar Price EE nnF
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100 bbls. apples (ehoice).
50 bbls. onions.
All kinds choice groceries.
We sell for cash, and sell cheap.
CONAwAY & LINsDAY, 33 Main street
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GENTLEMEN who wish 70 dress ele
ganty, and af the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
should go az one &c WaaEeuafs 5. 81
Main street. He IS doingaC Oh. tusi.
uese-nO bad debts; small profits.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
RIrers. Meafher nnd Rnsin

GAINESVILLE, Thos. H. Allen, Phil
Geo. W. Cheek.
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The Louisvillea and Nashville Railroad
Company met to elect three Directors
the other day in Louisville. Nearly
seventy thousand shares were repre-
scented. The report Of the President was
a hopeful document, showing a very
prosperous condition of the eompany's
affairs.
During the past three years large ex-
penditures have been made for additional
rolling-stock, machine-shOps, depot
grounds and steel rails, adding largely
to the value Of your property, and which
is properly chargeable to cost Of the
road.
The traffic Of the road having grown
to an extent not contemplated by Its
original projectors, made these large ex-
pe~nditures absolutely necessary. The
Board has, by resolution, reopened the
construction account, and debited the
cost Of the road with these various
amounts.
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LADIES will find at It. w. Johnston
& Co.'S, (opposite Peabody Hotel the
most elegant and attractive stock OF
laees and embroideries in the market.
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DoY-I0 work IL store. Call at
y 81 ELLnAn Still
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Showing the total OF the road TO
tIAe NAff-NN4a %
Add 10 this the cost OF the Mem
phis and Ohio Railroad, per
statement No .I----.- s,le2,s67 50
other resources, after deducttng
No ------...-. 2,575.9ss %
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ffOITAsE-For sale cheap: q very nice
place within four minutes walk OF Her
Haroo street cars. The improvements are a
nlce conese OF SIX rooms and kitchen; els
tern eery large; acre Of ground. Apply 70
De- a, Appeal office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-07

THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING House in the city is at
246 Second street, Hunt & HansOn's old
stand. HANSON d WALKER.
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THE lady managers Of the Church
Orphans Home are requested to meet al
their usual place this afternoon ut fouI
O'Clock 10 make arrangements for the
booth al the fair.
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\ AND FOR SALE-Of various qualities IN
Il same ~vicinaEe on the Big Creek Plank.
uoed and near the Paducah Railroad, Il mues
north OF Memphis, n prices nom 81 tOeoO an
acre, - per cent under current rates. AppN
rs above or 10 me, IN the premises. Addres-
sell - \ ~EENnFRT. care Appeal Office.
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Observation-Disclosures cure for neu
q. w. Jones d Co. sell 1t
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At this port a rise of n inch is re-
ported, which places the "creek" just
three feet ten inches above low-water
mark of 1871.
There were eight arrivals yesterday,
which gave a lively air to the levee for
sunday. There were only four depar-
lures, all going out with fair trips for
above and below.
Elsewhere the changes are as follows:
st. Louis, a decline of one inch; New
Orleans, one inch; Pittsburg, two inch
es; Cincinnati, one inch; Louisville, one
inch, and Nashville, stationary. No re-
norris from Otbar uuartarS
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". \. MITcHEII5s school, sos Third St

II yOU would have no gray hairs use
HALLS Vegetable Sicilian Blair Remover,
the only s1re preventive.
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Chemical Cleaning (Nettoyage a sec) of
ladies' and %gentlemen's wear, without
scrubbing or securing, at the Memphis
Steam Dyeing Establishment, 81 Madi-
son street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-10-07

DUFFEY d BOwEs, 8 Adams street,
are IN receipt of a very heavy invoice
Of Irish and Scotch WHISTLES, London
and Dublin porters, Edinburg ales, and
German, French, Italian and Spanish
wines. Theirs is one Of the most relia-
bic retail liquor stores in the United
States. They offer none but the best
liquors, as we have stated above, OF
their own importation, and purchased
By Mr.. Duffey, who makes annual trips
TO Europe for the purpose. Oflrish aud
Scotch WHISTLES they have a stock that
could not be surpassed In Ireland or
Scotland. II Is purchased Of first hands
and for consumption in this market
When a man drinks he shogld drink the
best and that he can get at Dufiey q
BOWes. q Adams street.
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FoR sAIE q RENT

HorFTLSR61TND-a house On New Madi.
III son street No. 1s, contains i've rooms
ana = kitchen. Apply on premises. Also
tEo fcrcf near uH ChcrE Place. aeie
DoTT4GHzmmedlalcly, - EozeilF sta
A. Har. on the Memphis and Charleston
Nalr1rzE miles nom Memphis, q COttaet
HnrEE- with zen ec1eH on ground and garden
4artAE 4ee house contains i've ROOMS AMI
2 EIrUlN. tTa1I arrInEe-houSc and all
1nt-h1GsH or tne premises. Apply
- Eatrtttlrn 8 HoWEil. ~ Front street. G. ~
IRIS ~ - PATTERSON.
T on lne place.
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WANTS.


DoY-I0 work IL store. Can at
~ OF 81 sboOND sIkEEI
UATLORs-rwenty journeymen tailors at P
4 AaleighS, Little Rock, Ark. Good wage.
paid. -Oco
II Intelligence once, G. jefferson street
oc8 w DAkDIs
HOrTON-Repaeked and Batting, during
~ the season AZ HUGHES co. Is Beale So.
HORsE-Fsrst-rate horse, dray and harness.
H oc5 HUGHES CO. Is Beale street
CTTUATlON-A young Englishnan, just ar
- UTed- LS CeslrOus OF learning a trade
Plumbing and gas-httng preferred. Adde'S
oc5 a K" appeal office.
D0TAroEs-By JOPLIN 8 WEBB,
L oei No. 8 Howsrds Row.
HELP-A white man and his wife 70 90 two
H miles from Court Square-the man TO be
sober and steady 10 do general work abOutthe
place the woman 70 do cooking. etc. To such
q family. coming well recommended, a per
manenf home and good wages viii be paid.
Apply AZ % Union street oe2
TANTED-Those wishing a good busines
e~ducstlon, OF the best instruction IN
psnmanship. should attend LEDDINS Com
mereiai College 2s Main street. SEP
DOOKKEEPER-Referenee required. Al
- dress q M.E- Postofiee. seA
GESsAw FILING-Every planter TO know
" thai theF can have heir ginsaws hleo
any day by hand OF machinery, at corner OF
- B. ". HICKMAN.
DOTATOEs-At SO Front street.
\ aus LANHORN & co.
GECOND-HAED Furniture, Feathers and
~ Household goods OF ali kinds bought ar
E2 SECOND street H. 7. SINNOTT.
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DRrvEN-wEIIs, Is Jefferson street.

Memphis steam Dyelng Establish
ment, 81 Madison street.
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nOOM-BOARD-Slce rooms; good board
IL References given Apply at& Poplar q
DOARD-No. s. Court street has been newly
10 lffsd Ep, and D. now opened Three FROM
Rnd four back roofas for rent Best Of refer
cnees gwen aud required Few day bOauders
cas- b accommodated Inquire on premise
l1OARD-Wlth q pleasant room, for gentle
10 man and wife, or single man, ~ ld Third
no3N-noARD-0ne good front room, mr-
IL nIsfed or urfurnisbet, for and day
boardar wanted, ass UNION street Refer
enn- raQulrAd. MRS. 4. X. WOOD.
nooN-B0ARD-An u~nfurnished trout room
~ r1th board. for q gentleman and wife, can
BE- nad ~ applying ~ LINDEN STREET
2ocN-eeQeral r0cIns TO rent, and a Few
IL day b1arders wanted. VII EAST Colka
street. Eelerenccs gwen and required. oc8
DOcNs WITH R0ARD-h suite Of ruoms
III Wtth board. on The first floor, elegant
furnished. apply atA 1ayoso sLeeL el.
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" you are troubled with a slight
cough, hoarseness or sore throat, you
may a V the expense Of a DOCTORS bill
by using at once DIR. Jayne's Expecto-
rant. A neglected cold often terminates,
through much suffering, in consumption.
A slight Inflammation Of the lining OF
the w~ind-tubes, the usual symptoms Of
which are a sore throat, or a pain in the
breast, will, II not properly attended to,
frequently lead to bronchitis. Even as
a matter Of economy, to say nothing Of
comfort, orthe danger TO pulmonary and
bronchial organs, act prudently with
your cold, and by resorting toa standard
remedy-the Expectorant-in time, save
money and escape more serious trouble.
Sold everywhere.
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uNDERTAKER.

John Walsh, No. ISL Wincheste street,
between Main and Front. Latest style
Of hearses for adults and children.
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RAILROAD
The Memphis and Ohio, Louisville ana
Nashville, North and B0uth E0ads
Under One Gigantic
Ognnizafi0n.
Nine Hundred and Twenty Miles Of
Road Operated BY One Company,
with Twenty-Five Millions
Worth Of Property.

Healthy Condition of the Concern
Seven Per Cent. Dividend Declared.
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]. w. S. BROWNE, I6 Jefferson street

Memphis Steam DyeinE Establish
menf, 81 Madison street.
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DENTIsrRY.-Dr. J. B. Wasson's Office
and residence, No. Sc Monroe street.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1872-06-06

yyvANTED-A BOY IN A WHOLESALE HOUSE TO
w errand and make hi seif uscu In the office;
must write e hand and I've correct In figures. Ad
dress BERNARD, box Isl Herald olilcc.
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WvANTED-A YouSG MAN To ATTEND A GROCERY
w store. One Who understands tho business may APP
ply ut 81 Ncscy st
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yAyAyTED-A MAN TO WORK on A FARM; GERMAN
w preferred. Apply 10 WILLIAM COOKE, las Maiden
lime.
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A RESPECTABLE YOUNG NAN, ENGLISH. WITH
~ good reference, wants situation as coachman in
the country has had five years experience In tins
II capable Of taking charge Of farm objection To
working Apply at G2 Broadway this day between 10 and
II A. NJ.
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ylvANTED--A MAN TO WORK IN A RESTAURANT;
w one who understands cooking. Apply 10 bERGlS
BROTIiEIS. I'D sth
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CLERKSTIP. PER WEEK TO A COMPETENT
~ able to advance 81 600 ample security in
old establish and respectable business Address box i5i
Herald office.
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vIvANTED-A NUMBER or EXPERIENCED ADvER.
w Using canyas'crs Extra term viii be given 10
competent 10 work established mercantile
paper. Address stating experience aud references AID
VERTISEk Herald oiice.
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| yNASTED-OSE OR TWO ADVERTISING AGENTS
w for first class publication. Gentlemen ~ expert
In THIS line please call NJ II Dcy third front
! bux4 pos Off
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11r Delaney ST, IN THE REAR.-A RESPECT.
no able woman to work by the day; Is good
Tor two davs ' Mrs. STEVENS.
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| VVASTED-A SMART Roy FOR OFFICE WORK;
w must he first rate penmsn and under and book
keeping. Address with reierence. A. d. Herald office.
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VyrANTED.-AN EXPERIENCED PRACTICAL BOOK
w keeper and accountant, of middle age having .
good business experience, desires cierp in the ship.
ping commission, produce banking BUSINESS where he
make himself useful, moderate salary; satistac-
city references given Address INDUSTRY, Herald
office.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09
VOLUME 35---NUMBER 1902.

on that lurid night of Octohcr9th. This
little affair cost the company Il deal of
trouble. and considerable expense all
on account of Charles foolish imfatua-
ton for Martina
Speaking of the Chicago fire we might
mention the case of ID. &. who conNc-
miemtly disappeared and ''hmncd t"
death iii Chicago. hut turned mp safe
in Wisconsin after he found ont he
could not bleed the life companies OF
the amount of his insurance "r that j.
Il. iii Canada. we'll insured i'll the Tray
"lcis, the Equitable. and the .Etua.
VII" left his clothes on the bank of 1t
river. and VAS conveniently drowned
Whii, he took another suit of clothc>,
and hid himself away on Londonderry
Island. till he found his little plot too
thin to cheat the companies. These
r.I~cS are all of recent occurrence. and
il" attempted frauds were brought 10
light 10y the same Insurance company .
Other instances of similar character
might he adduced, all "i which tcnd t"
enforce the, moral:
DO NOT blame IN Insurance company
for NOT paving LOSSES ill suitable proofs
OF death are presented. HdttDId toH
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1872-02-09

after the husbands death. just lis il WAS
before and the husband should leave
her, If he can. the same means to keen
house and he huspitahle and charitable
that he enjoyed and that She was ar-
cuSt"mcd to share. If you give the
property. and the whole of it. absolute
lN t" your wife. it will in many cases
hc the hest thing YOU can do. Your
rhildrcn are hers. and she will he lust
aS much interested in providing for
them as You can he: and if she should
survive N"u tor ten or twenty years.
She will he better able To Judge what is
then best than N"u can nov. Circum-
stances may have greatly changed. and
if YOU have found her WiS, and trust
worthy through all Your married life.
Nou may trust her To act wisely with
reference to such changes. There may
he peculiar and exceptional casts.
luur wife may hc Il second wife and
not the mother of your children. or Nou
may have good reaSoII~ for not trusting
her Judgment. lou must decide upon
such cases for Yourself: only remember
that such eases make il the more i'm
pnilaui that You do not die without Il
will
Aud while am talking about wives,
| wish t" remind them that if they have
property of their own. il is nS important
that they make Wills aS HAT their hus-
bands ii" 50. Where II wife has prop
crtl. it generally comes to her hy in
h"lltancc. and il may hc presumed that
her brothers and sisters have property
also. If she has no children. she would
naturally prefer that il should 90 to her