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THK MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL --WEDNESDA Y, JANUAEY 12, 18? O.
THK DAILY APPEAL
I. se.r. v mat I
to subscrlnars. one year, 110; i
one q tHTXt-T, K 5a. less than one quart, SI
par sec-ntt.; with rA v EniT,ta a yr.
K- ..-.i by otirtera eoj where In the city and
Hlarta a) Twaarrr-riTl Cwwjr week
; .. v e-i l ! Included.
THK WEEKLY APPEAL,
PuMl-t ' c.ery Wednesday morning. Is sent
i. -, i rlkaa rOa year; to clobaol two
o :e ii k year.
W . but o trevell-ig-ugenla. RemlttM-cea
nii'it i by draft r poet ofBoe order. Money
a: i he risk ol the -nor.
ADVERTISING RATES,
In the I'aily APt-iAL SI per aqnara, nenta
per line, m It) enlt per 'ine, aeoordlt to
place. In the WntLt, one-half the rmls of
li.e I'AILT. AdveilieemeDlk Inserted In tbe
Hcmiat aftttf, are charged one-sixt u ad
.:. 1 lo bovtnua. Terms i Caah In ad
vance. CORRESPONDE-fCE,
Containing 1 ujrtant W solicited from
ai:v pn ol the Ulobf. Writer's name and
a-.ilre- requited on every communication aa
private guarantee-of stoivd faith.
KEATING, E..GLISH CO.
MEMPHIS APPEAL
F. A. TYLER,
- - EDITOR.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, : : JAN. 12, 1870.
Ove Ji-ffrrson street neighbor pub
lished yeMenJny morning the answer
of Mr. Johnson to Mr. Donovan's
bill " to vindicate the Avalanche in its
&-9jrtioiib before the ejection, that he
aked prott-ction from the British
Crown." We see no particular neces
sity for that, inasmuch as the affirma
tion has not been brought in question.
To avoid being compelled to takeoaths
agiiinst hi conscience, and to evade
M viiiK Hgainst his friends in tlie ranks
01 the then enemies of his adopted State
aiil country, ne sought with address,
I a tiuity and sagacious strategy, the
j.rot'Hition of a B'ritish subject, When
Dana reigned in Memphis, and
played the tyrant without re
tat, arre-ting non-combatants and
vtierable men, our best citizens of
sixty years of age, without charge
against them, and only for the pur
pose of extorting money, and when
no man of any age was safe, and even
women had reason to tremble under
the abused power of the United States,
it is not strange that men should seek
the protection of a foreign power.
The address with which, as a war
lnt-astire, he asserted his claim, shows
oiuy the more his capacity for a try
iu emergency. It was right to
;,i,t tii - devil with Are," and there
i t.o moral responsibility for acts un
d r such iuferual duress as that of
1...... Am to the matter of the cit
;.. . . , i . , if Mr. Johnson there is no
qui ion. As he affirmed be
lore the election, bo he an
vtety nl prove now, that he
is, by the law of the land, a citkn ot
Use United States, as fully as any na
Jural laed pamm. The claim of British
it. ioa makes no difference what
. r. I hat claim may have been ill
., and bu it appears to hav.
o i ... i lie oath before Hume F. Hili
va- ail in accordance v. ith the truth
lie had " never declartd Ids Intention
to t-ci-ume a trkiz.n ot the United
Hates,1 -rj-ss-e being the son of a
Citizen, there Was no need that he
should. He h..l neve " forsworn hi-all.-niance"
lor the ?atne reason. Thi?
certainly is " inu h ado about noth
ing." touch c ranks arc not uncomm
moi: la a ioiiticaI canva-s. But, now
that it is over, we think it is time that
tliey were done with, and the public
bu-iueao unobstructed.
Tnr Elyton and Aberdeen Rall
r d Kill I lentil ! have secured a
cliarier ami orKauizd by the election
ol li.e.i Board of Directors, viz: W.
J. ,-VKlJJ, O. T. DEA8t)N. S. H. Dab
BKM, M L tit IN, W. B. Day, W. W.
TauOV BJMl O. A. Sykeb, of whom
W. J. bVK.Es was elected President.
L i- road, intended to run from
i. ) Ioa, Ala., to Aberdeen, Miss., will
count i : iu Monroecounty, Miss., with
Use M mplii- and Selma Road. The
Cbtamhas (Ga.) Sun welcomes it as
the thortt route from tanton ana
Grenada via the Memphis and Sa
vant.ah n ad to that city, and a valu
able i eder in tiavel and freight. The
inn say:
''I 'ho E'vtcn and Aberdeen Road will
pase for niiy miles through the Warrior
coil fleldi., where, in many places, coal ia
a I ta b eo abundunt and ao easily ob
t .n id. that it can be delivered on the
care at lees than one dollar per ton. On
taai Uae of road in Faette county, Ala.,
Is ib . rb urate cacnel beda, the coal of
Wbtefc can be lighted with o match, makes
m bright ami brauiiful fiame. and leaves
but very little sediment. This coal ia
worth at. leaat two dollars per ton more
than Iiiuiniiiua coal, and ia not found
eiacwii-ie iu the Southern States except
Viriulaand Kentucky."
Alabm is produced in Masachu
eaa nv the decrease of population in
ttm country towns, and the same
startling facts are equally true of Con
necticut, Sew Hampshire and Ver
mont. Railroads and factories are
rapid! v overturning the old order of
Uaii 1 he Palmer (Mass.) Journal
ta-:
' The i-opulation of the hills ha slid
im :i.,. v:,n. a. and with it the wealth
alan fr.n car. i.ow be bougnt lor iaaa uuruig iusi jrar wiucu came oui mar-ih-ai
iili the building ara worth, and vellously strong in a busiuess sense,
. , m.r.Nki into one.
ae erai i iruia c ... . - i
ai.U briaia nd bramble spring op
rhere
araa I be garden and the roa. Vt.
All. n. ot L -weii, baa ahown by reliable
ataliaikeailaBf tka Yankee raoe ot New
i:n, .n.d ib ruociog out. Extravagance
ted laebiuii are exterminator rjore po
tent a. u a.i ibe "ill tht tfh i heir
i...' L"u a reform i commenced lu
I ti aaajMil aba htttaai monutalo town
, - . eni status one oi complete exnaus-
bil all ara urflng ra- t(n lad of coICede,, stringency.
oiLerkioda. wiatapityftlswe!Tn - n n. ,.,. fm.
ni ie:r:u the tiahlon and bablta of
. i aiea aid woiuae, wherein Ilea the
.. i: h pe a . crpwuatlon of our name
aud iac."
sTm: inor ae In libertinism in the
N t.t-ni i int. is beginning to excite
miious Mttention, aud to provoke
cuaiuieiit ai d warning from the
U t.ci - cittsa ol public journals. Such
v k-s in fashionable circles as are
defer ibetl by a writer for on of the
l li ladelpliia journal indicate the
jirogies ol opera taiia in taat city.
The writer says:
Of the lirti'i one and all, I might add
that tbey slioweU aaublime iDdiCferenoe to
frost. Ih-v were cirrled away by the
wariLith t Lbs li raslin?., I aappoaa; but
t,ev made up for tbla In other tiilnea, for
j-k Kmat'a fini.era wer lb only ones
wh. h ibelr bus a and buskin batryd a
couipleie tnusihilUy to.
At aboat ten o'clock the da&oer begaD
to aaiiibl. Orean street Urgely con
Uibu'fd io awaii the lit. 'lha cunning
onea Venice wr very taatefully at
tired in every variety ot undreaa. In
deed ibe one chief leqoleite K to have
M little aaposalble on m waa oonaiatent
vitb mo-ieaty. The br-ach-doat wM e
remvlv br 1 lant. Tighta and tln.apanglea
,d stondulic. were apparanUy In direct
.a r. . tta mora zaratvinu-
reatureawem P'"'"
Lituiof money, whiakv,
.....a mmd .
ti i bated largely to tbo femlfclno Intoxica-
t n, and I am nfralr. that beliawonna
b id noil litllo to do with the languor of
U.e dusky eyes of many a nude hourl.
There was one thine suggesti ve of Para
d.se about it, and that was that they were
a 1 " naked and were iiwt ashamed !"
The following has been ismed from
tiie Adjutant Geneial' Office, dated
J inuary 4, 1870:
Omeral Ordert No. 1. The President of
l!ie United Statee direct thai an much of
general Orders No. lot, dated Headquar
t. r. Third Military Di-tricl. (Department
'.eorgts, Florida and AtabsmtO Atlanta,
(jiLt j,iy 22, let, and so macb of General
Orders No. '65, dated Headquarters of
Army, July 28, 1988, aa refers, lo the State
of Georgia, is hereby countermanded.
BreT't Maj. Gen. Terry la ordered to eier
e.se until further orders, within that Stale,
the powers of the ooramaud.r of a mili
tary distrtict, as provided by the act of
March 2, 1809, and the aetssupplementary
t hereto, under bia .-inn- :. by General
Orders No. 83, dated Washington, Decem
ber 24, 1869.
COTTENSEED MEAL.
lis value as food for Cattle y an intelligent
Agriculturist.
As Memphis has three cottonseed
oil factories, and is largely interested
ia the introduction of cottonseed
meal as the best substitute for corn or
fodder lor stock, we present the fol
lowing extract from the American Ag
riculturist, as worthy the attention
and consideration of every farmer,
gardener, dairyman or stock raiser
who reads the Appeal. This is
strong testimony; added to the expe
rience of all who have used cotton
seed meal, in this country and Eng
land, it must have the effect to induce
its general adoption, especially in the
South where it is so available:
Cottonseed cake meal, now to be
found in our markets, is the residue
left after pressing the oil from the cot
tomeed, ground lor feed. The cotton
seed, as it comes from the gins, is cov
ered with a hull or shell, which in the
upland variety is clothed with a short
down of cotton fller. The seed makes
more and better oil, and better feed, if
it is deprived of this hull; neverthe
less, there is, or has been, considera
ble seed pressed which lias not been
thus decorticated. There are several
patented processes for this hulling or
decortication. After pressing the
cake is ground for feed, as we rind it,
and sold at considerably lower prices
than those of linseed cake and meal.
Its actual value lor feeding purposes is
considerably lower prices than those
of linseed cake and meal. lis actual
value for feeding purposes is consid
erably higher. Prof. s. W. Joansoa,
m a report made lo the Connecticut
Slate Agricultural Society, in 18-37,
says: " ' Cottonseed cake is much
richer in oil and albuminous matters
than the linseed cake. Three pounds
at the cottonseed cake are equivalent
to four of the liuetd cake ol average
juality. The vaiue oi the article as a
manure is obviously very con-idera-ole.
The dung ol the cattle led upon
it will be ttreatly richer, both iu nitro
gen and phosphates, than that oi an
.mats led on hay alone. V here stock
is kept, probabiy the best maimer of
using this cake as a fertilizer, is to
iVed it to the cattle, and careiuily ap
ptjr the manure they furnish. In this
.vay, whatever is not economized as
at or tlesh will be available as mu
uure." We have tested in the manger, the
soundness of these views irom the
laboratory, and have no doubt of their
correctness. We overcame a prejudice
musing Lie meal for feeding unieli
cows, aud found it a very valuable
article. All animals will not eat it at
first. If it is not relished at once, it
may be mixed in small quantities
with cornmeal, and sprinkled with it
over cut Jeed. Tlie moet reluctant
animal will soon come to it greedily.
We would use the meal iu connection
with both roots and hayiu the winter,
feeding not more than four quarts h
day. It is said to be dangerous to feed
it to young calves while living in part
upou miick. There are well attested
ciises upon record of its having killed
them. Whether this was owing to
some defect iu the preparation of the
nteid, we.are not able to say. It is
well for stock raisers to be cautious.
It is a safe article lor cows, increases
the flow of milk, and keeps them in
good condition. It stands at the head
of all kinds of foduVr in producing
manure rich in nitrutren. As the value
j of manure depend mainly upon the
j food from which it is made, farmers
ought to loot a goKi deal more snarpty
at thia matter thau they have beeu
accustomed to do.
BUSINESS.
Failures Throughout the Slate and Ter
ritories Daring 1869.
From the New York World.
The year Just passed was, iu results
of its trade, both iiaHWJajrhny and uu
aaflafitrtory Tire former because the
wholesale apprehensions and prophe
cies of widespread commercial disas
ter and financial convulsions were not
realized ; the latter because the general
addition to surplus has not lieu large,
because the average ol dealers and pro
ducers have had a hard time to come
out even, and because an exact esti
mate would show on the w hole ao in
crease ol liabilities beyond any gen
eral and proportionate swelling of as
sets. Before 1669 the devastated aud
inert condition of the South was a
erpetual menace to trade circles.
That sectiou, however, demousiated
a stability even under prostration
which was big with promise of reha
bilitation. The promise has come
true, insomuch as it was the South
w
really kept the balance, ox
rather compelled the balance of busi
ness results to show, if not favorably,
at least not despairingly at the end
of the twelve months. The North it
self has not realized duly on its invest
ed capital. Had the results in our
own section leen not offset by the
encouraging tlguies of tlie elastic
6outh, and had they been the criteri
on to go by, the aspect of trade would
1 KA . ,T.. ftf V . . . , .U I IU I . . I ui.,1 .Krt
the States of lailures for 1669 show as
follows. U-ing, too, contrasted with
those ot the prior year:
S-AILVKIS 156S-CU.
butea.
Fail
ures. Lia il
liies FaU
uiea. 1 labil
Uiee. f 10.100
Alahsrea...-
Arksnsaa.
Ca ifomu
Colored"
Connectl ui
i elaware
rtt-trlct Coium
Florida
oeorgla
IMnola
1 1,. tuna..
Iowa.-
Kauses
Kentucky
Louisiana
Maine
Maryland.
w.;o! I,.. .-
Ml.nigau
Minnesota .... ..
MUt-atlupl
Missouri.
. 3
.. ia
5-:t OO i
-70.(00
ii.
U -
5-.&'i
77. l0
8 U
61. 0
1 bZi UH)
75.MW)
6O..-O0
17i-,0ni
970-on
l,:no i)
Mil 000
tei.ioa
19il.no
liOH.'.IU
421.6m.'
7tij.0il
$IM
190 wo
is , I
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7
4
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at
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13
14
SO
68
62
Id
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17
oil
7
258
Si
it
6o
18
6o
1,01s OOu
iSLtWIi
101,090
oTToTv
4,'.7ti.0il';
1.6 r.-.C
'94, 'JMU
L4UB,00
iMoaa
s. : o !
67,.ii I
v. I
M-.iw) !
m iio
71T.IOU
i,oa,ov
7,118.01X1 :
..000 '
4 (l.i0 l
'..S.-O
Mil.1 mo
20- CMJ
87s 000 '
bin wi
7t).00u ;
SU.OO0 I
l,.oi i
1,017,000 !
i v onlaua
.Nebraska
New Mamp.L..
Nev
and Brooklyu. m
North Carollua .. bi
Ohio SM
Pennaylvanla .... fe7
Rhode Island U
south Carolina... 25
Tennessee 42
Territories ...
Texaa. as
Vermont 21
Virginia l
Wisconsin St
aA'OwJ
i-77,000
4,0S '.j
H.NHOtv
tjw 1
fcaow
i,sa..ooo
atiis.
10 l.i 00
6a.,0uo
47,000
2i
221
IS
Is
12
IS
47
rs)
ei
N. Y. lty- aud
Brooklyn 417
S1.S54.000
il --1.S7U.IW.'
C it ST6.04,000
TotaL...
8 W,77i,CiuC
ltieat tjvureu ure lulrinsn-allv im-
j poaing. The records of 1868 are even
1 vfcrlu,rDa bv thuae of iasiW. Bv tksUat-
selves, however, is not the way in
which toconsider the return. Nor is
it wholly intelligent or significant to
e. mipare onl v these two years Ugother .
Properly interpreted and properly
contrasted it will lie seen that the fail
ures of 1869 are not excessive consid
ering the dullness in trade and the
era of universal apprehension which
is ushered in. Opposing the returns
above submitted to the annual re
turns made during, and even since,
1857, and the results are very striking
ly favorable, considering how many
more persons there are now engaged
j iwthe internal industries than could
have been the case from 1861 to 1866
during the war. The totals of lailures
in number and liabilities from 1857 to
1S0;, inclusive, are as follows:
STATXS SORTIT. ALL TIIE STATES.
"o. UabUUie. Ao. lMbiiititt.
4 47 j.hi" i Hi iSI,75U.JC
Date
sYT
JSV.
IS.
MCI.
iri.
1- '
18St.
1HS5 .
164.
Isb7 .
i,-.: i
...ii,ass
Tisi
..s.sss
...1,6M
. . 5
.-5 0
... 53U
... 63J
..23
...2,197
51.311. S.SIS 6lW,.U0
6I,73.KXI 8,7 7,8O7.O0O
MS.KU.IUO 0.KS3 2CT7.2IU,OaO
a uis.ouo
7.sM.UO0
hoTV.Wl
17,6J5,0UO
47JS3..W0 1.505
88.aiH.000 2 70
57,275,000 2,'SOS
&T,24(i.O00 2.7W
:3.7S3,000
3.s9l.!'J
7a,0t,0tl0
These ffirures. which are very in
structive, do not warrant in retrospect
nor in prospect, the gloomy forebod
ing of the last rive years. That the
Jjusiness of the country did not cul
minate in immortal smash at the end
of the war, was a result which neither
vindicated our prophets nor pleased
our enemies. The Government had
stopped its enormous expenditures,
and was floating on a currency em
pirical to a period of peace. Instead
of all these disasters the war closed
unon an era of unexampled prosperity,
as the tables show.
How the future looks to business
men depends entirely upon their con
dition to perceive that future as to
themselves. The most portentous
cloud of trouble which broods over
the commuuity is the tendency toward
indiscriminate credits and the cut
throating competition in small trade.
Local business is small, and even in
the larger cities is divided up among
thrice as many stores as need or have
excuse to exist, and this induces a low
standard of morality in all over-done
sections which is operating to destroy
all cor.-ervatism, w hether of credit or
purchase, just as in 1867. Notably,
however, to those who follow the legit
imate laws and the equities of trade
the out-look has no terrors.
SUIT INVOLVING $30,000.
The Exchange Bank of Murfreesboro vt.
The State of Tennessee.
From the Nashville Banner of Saturday.
The case of Ben Clark, James
Dromgoole, John D. James and A.
W. Moss vs. the State of Tennessee
and the Batik of Tennessee, was taken
up and argued yesterday by John
Reid, counsel for plaintiffs.
This suit has been in the courts for
the past nine or ten years. It was
brought against the State and Bank of
Tennessee to recover the bonds al
leged to belong to M. Spence.deposited
in and held in that bank previous to
the suspu-ion of the Exchange Bank
Ol Murfreesboro, of which Spenee was
the President. After such tailure the
notes of the Exchange Bank became
worbJes-, a liirge amount of them
beiiiield :it th time by plaintiff.
It is estimated that from one hun
dred to three hundred thousand dol
lars is involved in the suit.
John RWd and Abe Demoss are at
torneys for plaintiffs, and General
Bate and Governor Neill S. Brown
for defendants.
The Strike.
Washington, January 8. The
operators complain that the Associated
Prcs-i will forward no statements but
those emanating from the Western
Union Telraph Company, thus vir
tually shutting them oil from commu
nication with the South. They say
the strike still continues throughout
the North, East and West; that the
men are as firm to-day as the tirst day
they struek, and determined to light
it out to the end. Xot one operator
of the Western Union Telegraph in
this city who was in theemploy of the
company the day of the strike has
gone back. The National Labor
Union has tendered two hundred
thousand dollars to support the tele
graphers. The Labor Uuiou through
out the country is makiog the tele
graphers' cause their own. The Typo
graphical Union in this city held a
meeting and tendered sympathy anil
financial aid. A member of the
league says when the California
i "17
rators are reinstated at the former
salary, the difficulty ends, and all the
strikers are prepared to go to work at
once.
An Artful Dodger.
New York, January 9. A special
dispatch trom Montreal says that
Caldwell was discharged yesterday by
Judge Crunsal on the charge of mur
der, and before the warrant for his
arrest on other charges was served he
made his escaje. Immediately after
the announcement of his discharge
his counsel walked him out of the
court room and locked the door right
in thefaceof the High Constable, who
was on the point of serving the war-
i rant. The Consul General has offered
a reward for his arrest.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
AGENTS WANTED
VERYWHERE to sell the Amtcbican
KxiiTlNii MACHINE, the only practical
KamuT attaining Machine ever mveuiru.
Price c Will knit :0,000 sUtcnee p-r mlo
ute. A-idrews amebica Kkittliq Machib
Co., Boetou, MaiMt . or st LouU, Mo. Jail
WANTED AGENTS.
a Cl Zf FER MONTH, to MM thoiilj- G--
Kamilt mh i.vo Micaix. Paid only ih.
Oitfat induruiu1a t-j agenta. Thin la the
iiio.t popular Sewing Machine ot the day
make, the famous " c.lmtic bock Htlch;" will
Ao auy kind of work that '-an be done on any
machine. lm'.OUO aolt), ana the demand eou-m-aijily
lncreaaing. Now to (he time to take
an agency Send for etrculara. mar Beware -jf
i..'r ..-. "W Atldreax SibCO.XB CO.. Boa
Ion adaaa.; Pllteburg, Pa.; or St. Loula, Mo.
Jail
j. n riniMo.v, w. J. TuoKrsos, a. w. majltlm
PATTERSON & THOMPSON,
ATTORN E YS-AT-LAW,
AND
R. W. MARTIN & CO.,
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
AUGUSTA, - ARKANSAS.
IIAVlNQ ronipleted platarromtheU. f aDrt
1 1 Swamp i-ii.ii om
we are prepared to
i ,i'- hli. m..l km
t real estate, pay lakes,
turntsh absiracGa ami
ate, and pay strloi t-
on of claluia in the
Jail
1 redeem :,' lte.. l.ndn
per eci title- to real et
i t. ntion to the coilec.
Wula Klver alley.
DR. W. E. ROGERS,
Office, No. 279 Main Street,
IP RlTtnf speelsl attention to SURGERY
snd wisee-ses pt-ouiiarto Females.
ma- office bou.s nou 11 a in. to 1 p m.
mw Persons reijuliiuK his services will
pieaae observe tills arrangement, made lor
tnelr convenience. fa '
FOR SALE.
rpll!! Stern-wheel steamboat
I -i bmikim. o. u. sue is i
Sv feet lone. : lee beaui, leet bold, wi
arry seven hundred tons; has 10 tneb lin
er., 6 leet stroke, with ample boiler power;
now laying at Port Pickering. Will tie sold
n liberal terms, or exchanged for city prop
ittjr. Apply to
rte21 Ft, KM. CAl.VKRT.
To Cotton Planters & Stock Raisers
rpHK Memphui Oil Company wish to pur
JL chase, during next fall and winter, a
large quantity Cotton Iseed, for which they
will pay tne maritei price, iuruisxi wn
have Seed correctly weighed on their I
aud
ajrae
iiialfortn i Fatrbar.k'scali
cales. They urge tLelr
frlen.u- not to .tore their seed in mriteu.a.
titles, and thereby have their value destroyed
or Injured by hkatino. Planters whowlah
to make contracts for delivery oi Heed will
please call at Oil Work, Center Landing.
aVsT Oil Cake snd Meal lor sale to any quaa
ni,: vH
NOTICE.
Memahls and. St. Louis Transportation Co
i T
H t. Board of Directors have ordered the
fourth instalment of tweutT-five tr
cent on the capital stoca oi mis i.om pauy,
to oe paid on r beiore lanuary 15, 1870. Car.
Ufloates of ste-i Will be Issued 011 that date.
A. L. CUMMLNS,
aS aearetary us Tracaarer.
DRY G0C-JS.
REMNANTS
-A.T
Great Bargains!
Remnants of Domestics,
Remnants of Linens,
Remnants of Flannels,
Remnants of Jeans,
Remnants of Linseys, '
Remnants of Lawns,
Remnants of Cloths,
Remnants of Calicoes,
Remnants of Poplins,
Remnants of Delaines,
AT
Menken Bros.
1000 Remnants
CAS I MERES FOR MEN'S WEAR
1000 Remnants
CLOTHS, JEANS, DRESS GOODS
AIiSO
Remnants of Edgings,
Remnants of Laces,
Remnants of Ribbons,
Remnants of Jaconets,
Remnants of Cambrics,
Remnants of Mulls,
Remnants of Swisses,
Remnants of Merinos,
Remnants of Linings.
CASH BUYERS
WILL FIND BARGAINS IN
Domestics, Calicoes, Tickings,
Jeans, Osnaburgs and Plaids, i
Menken Brothers
253 Main, Corner of Court
IV
BANKS AND BANKING.
BANKING HOUSE
OF
MEMPHIS LIFE
And Gen'l Insurance Company,
OoT. Front and Madison Bts.,
0. B. M0LL0Y. President.
an8 FERDINAND M0LL0Y, Cashier
THE DeSOTO BANK
CF MEMPHIS.
DIRECTORS:
JAMES ELDER, W. H. WOOD,
T. R. FARNSWI iRTH. S. H. DUNSCOMB,
JOHN B. LEECH.
OFFICERS :
JAMES ELDER, : : President.
W. H. W00D; : : Vice-President.
T. R. FARNSWORTH, : Cashier.
ocl
FIRST
NATIONAL BANK
OF MEMPHIS.
DIRECTORS:
B. EISMAS,
E. 8. DAVIS,
J. T. FARiiASON,
U. H. JUDAH,
J. S. OLIVKK,
NEWTON FORD,
W. W. THATCHER
W. P. PROCDFIT,
W. W. YOCNU,
W. R. MOORE,
U, jr. BMHH,
J. W. JEFFERSON,
C. C. PAKTEE.
F. S. DAVIS,
President
NEWTON FORD,
Vice-President
W. W. THACHER. Cashier.
EMMET BANK,
No. I and 3 Madison Street,
STANTON BLOCK.
THo. Pislior, Prea't.
Sft.LS Sight Drarw on Ireland, and Three
and Sixty Days' Sight on London, at New
York rates; and can draw' lu sums to auit
purchasers on all tlie principal cities and
towns lu CoutlueuUtl Euvoimj.
AIno, trHUrtacU a gt-u
Banking Buslrtewi.
ral exchange anil
,ai!
REMOVAL.
' ''IIE Clly Bank haa removed from tfce eot
I ner of Jeff-rson and Front streets to the
new Bank Building. No. 9 Madison street.
S. II. Tobit, FresidenU K. C. KlRk. Cashier.
. J. A. Hayes, Jr., Assistant Cashier.
CITY BANK,
New Bank Building. No. 9 Madison St.
TftAXSACT A
GENERAL BANKING
AND EXCHANSE BUSINESS,
And Deals in Gold, Silver, Stocks, Bonds,
City ant) County Scrip, and
SOUTHERN BANK NOTES.
1 19 I RAI"r for sale In sums to suit, on Eng
land, Irelsud. ocotlaisd. France, and all parts
"t Germany. Also. Oold Lira Its on New
York. d-2
t TBS O
FIRST PREMIUM Al
Off A 81 UV KB SIll.I, a
W.RDW TO
Ms BARSETT'S HAIR RESTORATIVE
y By tt. H. sous 'Kulir! Cocksy. .1 lu
nir. baUtn t. mau, .vt. V, Idss.
b aTTk e ith
Vegetable Hair Restorative
hamwfv (J t f lkwur la llM u uru ,tsr,
w
M rjsH W
S (W
a? g'om.a oi uat Hair Cbaiim Ue$,
IMr Tribal y:saw: nc'loo. Erasli
iHsi.Si t.T a.,J dlltsoi S "tcv- u.
-
ti sBswBaf I Jl ! - Htenui
iteM aia: ao injur! iisgrMisjBU.
stxtll I I hi. hmji muisl.r
Uw Kaai whi Nort-
mm scmti. -L
J. R. BARRETT i CO., Preunstors,
MAHC11K3T t. X. H.
O. O. WAHD db X53XC..
Who.sA Agents, Memphis.
mm- For sale hv nil retKll drn:aiat. el
NOTICE.
TO THE MEMPHIS MERCHANTS.
aar Our elegant new side-wheel steamer " R.
P. WALT" is detained on account of the bad
weather, bnt I am assured she will be com
pleted by THURSDAY next, the 13th lust.,
when she will leave Cincinnati for Memphis
:ind Wnlte river.
Orders sent to Copt. Ad. Storm, care Thoa.
3. Roys, Cincrnnatl, or left at the Company's
office. No. S Madison street, Stanton Block,
will receive prompt attention.
tar JwaLN . JkA.Wt, Preeiaeat.
DRY GOODS.
1870 V
JANUARY!
A MONTH OF
Great Bargains
-AT-
B. Lowenstein&Bros
Wishing, before taking stock on Feb
ruary 1st, to further reduce
Our Immense Stock
or
STAPLE & FANCY
DRY GOODS
We propose to offer to the public,
Great Bargains
DURING THIS MONTH.
OUR ENTIRE STOCK
OF-
Winter Goods
WILL BE SOLD AT
Sacrificing Price's
B. Lowenstein & Bros.
242 & 244 MAIN ST.
ENTRANCE TO
WHOLESALE DEPARTMENT,
Jal
244 TVTioi St.
HOME WASHER.
HOME WASHER!
Excellence. Economy, Simplicity
A good. 1 1-1 i.i I.,- - ' ne Ui wanted
by everv housekeeper. A uia- blue that will
n'-ui v BiYe time, lubor and clothes, works
easily and is durable, will be purchased by :
every well organised lamuy. eucn a ma
chine we offer yon In the
Homo W oslier.
Warranted In every particular to give satis
faction. Always in operatlo i at the ware
rooms of the HOME MANCF VTUKINU
CO., OT Second street. Mempn Is. Tenn. ; also,
at H18 North Fourth street. St. Lo"I. Mo.
Orders by mall will receive prompt atten
tion; agents wan ted and the t:ade supplied
lot lies Wrinaer. whnleM'ie and retail. de.'
LADIES FURS.
FURS! FURS! FURS!
If you want a fine set of
Xjxiz3s? r tt its,
Manuiactnred of the finest Sablb, Mihk, Eb
ji.t and all other standard furs, at
VEKY LOW PRICES, visit
WHEATON & CO.'S,
Hatters and Furriers,
279 Main Street, Sign of the Tiger.
STOVES, ETC.
THE FAVORITF
Is guaranteed to be In all respects a
FIRST-CLASS COOK STOVE.
Call and examine them. For sale by
T. S3. JTJH.ES,
328 Second Street
aWRooflDg, Guttering and General
Work solicited and promptly executed, oc
MISCELLANEOUS.
For Sale 100 Horses & Mules
AT
DIGGS & WOFFORD'S
' SALE AND LIVERY STABLE
No. 376 Main Street.
VsrE have one hundred bead of Horses and
Mulea loi sale, and will keep constantiy
on hand Hordes and Mules for sale at the
lowei-t market price.
del4 NEVILLot JAMES.
NOTICE.
XTOTICE la hereby given to the Rtockbold
JN ersof the Oiksan National Ba.nkok
MaMPUta, that the annual election ror Di
rectors takes place, at the Bank, No. S3 Main
street, bet ween the hours of lu o'clock am.
and 4 o'clock p.m.,
On the llth Day of January Next.
Stockholders can vote either In person or
by proxy.
dW MARTIN' GRIFFIN. Cashier.
L. D. SAXTON CO.,
CONTRACTORS
AND REAL ESTATE DEALERS,
252 Front St., Up-stairs, Memphis, Tenn.
DVANTAGB of eastern labor enables us
to do all kinds of railroad work, erect
buildlngaand machinery of every style, guar
anteeing satisfaction. Parties wishing to buy
or sell Real Kstate. Machinery, Contractor's
Supplies, of any description, or contract for
work, are respectfully invited to communi
sate with aa. del
-Jot-
INSURANCE.
PEOPLE'S
INSURANCE COMPANY
OFFICE :
16 MADISON ST., MEMPHIS, TENN.
TAKES
Fire, Marine and River Risks.
CAPITAL STOCKS $300,000 00
ASSETS :
Cash Assets, : : :
Stockholders Notts Sooiraa,
$179,182 12
i j ;,G0O 00
$329,182 12
No Liabilities whatever, except amount
oeceisary to Reinsure Outslaading
Risks, say $25,000 00.
W. B. GREEWLAW, JAMES ELDER,
President. Vice-Pres't.
j. A. SIMMONS, Sec'y.
DIRECTORS:
w. B. GrirlaW, W m. PAxanrorov,
Jamba Elder. C. W. Uotih,
Jobs Ovkbtos, Jr., H. . Bruce,
oes Eugene Maoevitet.
Fire and inland Insurance.
HOME INSURANCE COMPANY
Or NEW YORK.
Cash Assets, July I, 1869,
94,24 O , 3 O 4 O 3 .
MANHATTAN INSURANCE CO.
OF NEW YORK.
Cash Assets,
81,202,104 as.
CARRINGT0N MASON, Agent,
JaS
310,000 for SIO !
Premium when the Classes are Complete,
which are now being rapidly filled up.
Adtastaow.-The adrnntagea of tbii Aa-
x"latlon over ordinary Life lunurance Com
punleaare: No punic can break It: the feen
ire ao small, and raqolred to be paid at such
long Intervals, that any man can secure to
Utalknitly a competency upon hla death.
MASONIC MUTUAL
Life Assurance Association
OF MEMPHIS.
OFFICE No. 324 FRONT STREET.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS:
Hon. P. T. Scruggs, of Scruttfpi Duncan.
A. Vaccaro, Esq , o' A. Vaocaro Co.
J 8. Stanuin. of Ktan'on 4 Moore.
A. Hatcbett, E.o... ol Busby 4 Halchat,
Ed. Pickett, J ! ., of Meaxlck 4 Pickett,
OFFICERS:
0. C. TRADER, Pres H. M. RAGAN, Sec y.
H. G. TRADER, Treasurer.
DR. W. R HOLXJES, Examining Phynician. j
deS d w s
INCORPORATED 1859.
Or rrnrftXi
Capital, 8850,000
J. F. BOZEMAN PBsn.nrr
D. F. WILLCOI SKMIiSI
Continues to fnralsh perfect tncurtty ag-xtntt Uim
or ilamage by flrf. on all kuidt 0 wwuraMejprep
vrty, at cuirquate rate.
Agents can be round at every prominent
point In the Southern Stoics, to whom appli
cations for Insurance may be made.
Apply to
W. H. MOORE, AGENT,
293 MAIN STREET,
noM (With German National Bank).
HERNANDO
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF MEMPHIS,
OFFICE : No. 17 MADISON STREET.
S.H.DUNSC0M3,
President.
F. M. NELSON,
Secretary.
W. B. 6ALBREATH
Vice-PresldeaV
W. B. HALLORY.
Ass t Secretary.
DIRECTORS :
S. H. DTTNSCOMB, JOE BRFCK.
E. F. RISK, W. B. OALiiREATH.
R. S. JON ES. A. V Al l ' ARO.
D. H. TOWN8END, LOt'IS H.VNAU2R.
N. FONTAINE.
riVSCRBB AGAjyST L0S8 BY FIRS. MA
JylO RISE AXD RIVKR RISKS.
HAIR RESTORATIVE.
A New Discovery ! !
r,, . A'
r tiAjuiN
"VITAI A;
Salvation for the Hair.
CLEAR
'ATER!
W
1THX
SEDIMENT ! !
OPEN
LIGHT! !!
For Re st or in? to GrdKHair Us
Original Color
Phai.on's "Vitalt
ffcrs ut-
terly from all
uir coloring
preparati
crctoforc used.
It is
rmfpr emf-Hincr
'Hlui wt,-v
t 11 i-
precufltates nomuaayor sumy
maier,requires noshaking, im
parls no stain to the skin. Hold
it torhe light and it is clear and
cloujess. It leaves no mark on
the scJir : yet it reproduces in
gray hairbrriatural color that
rime or siciTms may nave
bleached out ot it.
sail..
l"Phalon's Vitalid
is for one sole purposcJnat of
reproducing.with absarfrute cer
tainty, the naturaior of thr
hair. It is noi?itended as a
daily dressiasfnor for removing
scurt or aKndrun ; nor tor cu-
rinc br,
nor tor stimula-
ting
et-L
e grovthof the hair.
objects may be accom-
j neb
plish
i after the color has been
fixed
the Vitalia,by Pha-
Ion's
rator.
mical Hair Invigo-
The ViTALiaaisL a harmless
and unequaled preparation for
the reproduction ot ohe origi
nal hue of gray hair.alid noth
ing else. This is accomplished
in tTom twototen applications,
according to thedatpth of shade
required. Sojsireyall draughts.
Cotton XjaucI for Sale.
! BOUT 3OU0 acres of : he richest cotton land
f of Chicot county, Ark., the finest cotton
1 region in the world; It la high bunk laud;
formerly Belle Po'nt, oue of the first se- j
lections on tue , wuu ium vimij, f,.i
. ance ti-nber, readity salable na wood or luin
i ber leveed fronting on the river, and encir
cleJ by a b. autlful lake: it has Ibe great ad
vantage of independence of the levees of the
main snore, and can be iniWe a mi.Vt secure
and beautiful domain. Valued, before the
' war, at SlOO.UtO; It Is now oilereo so low that
the profits of a single full crop will pay for It.
If not sold by lSto January, 18'., It will to
I leased on favorable terms. Apply to
I dt JOJAS X. DOWDAL-L, bu Leala, Me.
; r j I j
HIDES AND LEATHER.
D. B. THOMAH.
a, jr. uttuHS
THOMAS & GROSS
MAJSTJFACTRUEUS Off
LEATHER
A5D DKALOtH r
Leather & Shoe Findin's
Foreign and Domestic Calf and Kip
Skins, Tanners' and Curriers'
Tools, Tanners' Oils. Etc..
366 Main $1, Memphis, T erm.
.hui
ASHBR00K & WHITE,
Sacceaaora to Gao. Philljs 4 Co,,
DEALERS IS
Hides andPeltries
Highest Cub Prioea Paid for
Hides,
Furs,
Deer Skins,
Beeswax,
Tallow,
Wool, Etc
Constantly on Consignment,
Harness, Bridle, Skirting and
Sole Leather,
ADAMS STREET,
Between Front Row and Water St.,
sel MEMPHIS, TENN.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
O. DiHAVEN.
J. B. "ROHH.
W. D. WARD.
O. CARSON
DeHaven, Cross & Co.,
GENERAL
Commission Merchants.
No. 412 NORTH LEVEE,
noIS
8T ZjOTJIS.
PLAN INC MILL
Gayoso Planing Mills
No. 212 Adams Street,
Manufactures all kinds of
CARPENTER'S WORK,
And keep for sale a large stock of
Sashes, Giazed and Unglazed, Doors.
Blinds and Mouldings,
In irreat -variety; also. Mantles, Ventilator
Bricireta, Cornice and scroll Work: also
stair Work. Newel Pot-. Hand Rail and Bal
lai.ters. Table Legs, Sliell Bail listers, etc.;
also,
DOOR AND WINDOW FRAMES
Dressed Flooring. Celllngand Weather Board
ing, Laths and Shiagi.ee. Ail oux work is
made of tlie
Best Materials, and Warranted as
Represented.
Mine Is a Heme Manufactory, and 1 chal
lenge competition, both in quality and
price, from anywhere. Send for Price List
and try me.
ja6d4w Wit. FARRIS.
COAL
Mt. Carbon Goal
Supply Constantly on Hand
Old Price.
-Sarre
20
Jai
Madison St.
ATTORNEYS AT LAW.
T. a. LOGWOOD.
T. B. MICOTJ. W. C. FOLKS
Logwood. Micou & Folkes,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
15 Union Street,
MEMPHIS, - - TENNESSEE.
ar W. C. FOLKES, Commissioner for Ar
kansas. , ocia
E. M. Yerger & M. D. Welch,
ATTORNEY S-AT-LAW,
35 Madison Street, Memphis, Tenn.
del.
T. W. Brown. O. V. Ltlbs. B. C. Brown.
BROWN, LYLE3 & BROWN,
LAWYERS,
OFFICE, No. 19 WEST COURT ST,.
Corner of Main,
se28 MEMPHIS, TENN.
WM. M. SMITH,
Attornoy X Law,
OFFICE, 308 !-2 Second St.,
CORNER OF MONROE.
da.
FOR RENT.
FOR RENT.
I will rent, publicly,
On the 15th Day of January Next, 1870.
On the premises, tlie plantation known as
the LkGRAND PROPERTY, within the La-
conia Lin le, Ark., Hfy rniieH below Heljni.
containing Keven Hundred Acres of Cleared
cuntaUDiou rx-veu Hundreu Aerea of Lleareo
Lbud. ia rin--tii or cultivation, with com
fortable Improve rut n's a'ti n, flau steam (tin
apon tiip pn.-mfes. Terms mad known on
day ol rentlog. deli IAy BHYAJf.
FOR RENT.
THE LOCKHABJT PLANTATION, NEAR
Sunfloaer Landing, Coshoina county,
Mfslhslppl. will be rented for the year 1S7U.
at Ave dollars per acre. There are four hun
dred acres of cleared laud, much or It high
j and of superior quality, with anew glnhouse.
i two lrou-tubed wells with pumps, and snrn-
: oleut hewed-log tenements to accommodate
' a family and tbe laborers.
A good tenautacan have tbe privilege ol
' naylug one-half the first year's rent with re
pairs Dd Improvement- anch aa may be ac
complished with Held hands, and of con tin-
j ulng hla contract for several years.
Apply to the subscriber at Hunflower Land
ing. H. C. CHAMBERS.
December S. US8. de!8
NOTICE.
rs EVE RAL responsible persons having been
O el c ei constables in tbo city distrlcta.
and h iving given good bou's and are now
roedv to tMicesill urooer business. I will, rrem
and alter this diite. deputise no special con-
stahles. the tollowiiig regular const nl-M
will have boxes at m offlce:
T. S. Maliory, rourieaotn t.ivii i-is ,-ict.
jm a. taaaier. iO teen ui L'.vi uintrisx.
" ,.-.i. , . . . .
jcl'w n JL r . d . 1. 1..
jalS
"o. Seears xmW
Carolina Life
OF MEMPHIS,
Hon. JEFFERSON
M. J. WICKS, 1st Vice-President.
w F- nn Secr6Ur
. , .......
ASSeS 0V8" : : : : !
Annual Income over : :
PRINCIPAL OFFICE
mar It la with mueh pleasure the Managers of this Com. pany tender to ite Pol lay Holder
aad the public their congratnlatlona on Ita aueeesa for '- paat two yean, lte preaent condi
tion and rut are praapeete. Policies loaned on all the Improved plana of Lite Insurance. W
refer the genera, public to our policy hoitlera.
rr x. TtTTT -TM- t . mrj B. WHITE, J r..
Special Acent. Btato Asont for Teun
SOUTHERN LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY,
General Office, 17 Madison St., Memphis, Tenn.
ASSETS 1st NOVEMBER,
Dividends to Policy-Holders,
T.- ODF
MEMPHIS,
. C. BR1NKLEY.Jres't IK. and L. R. R. R.
H. CHERRY, Pres't Chamber of Commerce :
p. M. WHITE. President, ft. and T. R. R.
4.N0S WOODRUFF, Vice-Pres't, Hemphls.
t, S. 0AVIS. P-es't 1st Nat. Bank. Memphis.
:. K0RTRECHT. Art'y-at-Uw, Meapbli.
r. A. NELS0M. President,
OFFICERS a
T. A NELSON, President. BEN MAY, Secretary.
AMOS WOODRUFF, First Vice-Prest'. F. M. WHITE, Second Vica-Pres't.
X T. PATTERSON, Ass t Secretary. F. S. DAVIS, Treasurer.
THOMPSON & CO.,
Agents for Tennessee and North Mississippi.
Senera!
HARDWARE. LEGAL NOTICES.
I . , . - Administrator ' s N itic8
COTTON GINS !
ply for connrmatinn i the same at Ike nxt
Vvbrosrr Term. ittTO. of said omt All per
sons interi-sted may attend and enter their
cbjectiona, if any tkey have.
CH ARLES STOt T
December 31. jaJ
ALLISON BROS.,
SOLS AGENTS FOB
E. CARVER. & CO.'S
IMPROVED COTTON GIN
WHOLESALE PEA-EES ZS
HARDWARE
IRON, GUNS, CUTLERY, Etc..
270 FRONT STREET,
5EIPHI8, : : TENNESSEE.
I JLANTERH or merchants lealgnina; to pur
I chane Gin Stands w'll do wi
!ear
nlnd that we are Hole A
:. CAR-
Iil-H.
VER A CO. S" I.MI'RUV
The uneualed beauty 01 the staple or cotton
tinned on these well known Gin Viands, the
lightness of their Improved runuiutf iear. In
..reaxed yield of lint, and many other ao
snowiedKed ad v nn times, make them more
lesirable than in formeryears. when. as now,
f.hey were the favorite. iv
PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS.
Southwestern Publishing Co.
Publishers, Printers,
BOOKSELLERS, STATIONERS,
BOOK BINDERS
AD
WHOLESALE PAPER DEALERS,
No. 361 Main Street,
Between Union and Gayoso, Memphis, Tenn.
OFFICERS:
H. A, PARTEE. President, (
Caauler Merchants National Bank.
i. 8. CLARK, Secretary and Treasurer.
DIRE' TORS:
W. H. fTrkasTY. K. H MAjrrrs,
Pre!. Merchants National Bank;
J. R. tis.v, LL.O-; F. . Jo.
S. C. RooKJiB, W. h- ADkJws. de21
MEDiCAL.
DR. RUSSELL'S
DISPENSAR "JT,
The largett and .Oldest Institution of th
kind in the Southwest; Etablished
Ten Yean, and the Only Eetimr
ble Place for the Cure of
Frivte 15 laoaaea.
Dr. RUSSELL, No. 42 North-Court Street,
north side of Court Skjuare, Memphia,
Teaji., ia acknowledged by all
parties Interested s by tar
THE MOST SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN
IN the tretitment of Private and secret dis
eases. I.uick. lUoroUK-i a"o uermaiieu-
r-s guanu m . iu "rj ,sr' AT.
nir.lt;. ' T7 ti i '.nncsui v iaxj aa was r
si In a few days.
without tbe use ol
curancs from
ndary Svplu'ls. the last vestige
, oat the'uae of mercury. 8nf
npotency, or loss of Sexual
I to free vigor In a few weeks,
rrhea of long standing, when
ledles have tailed, permanent
cured by a new treatment.
It-abuse and excessive venery,
Power, reslor
Gleet or On oi
aU internal r
iy and soeedi
Victims ol
suffering fron
slcal ano vav
nentiy cured.
erma'orrnea and losa or pny-
al Dftwer. sDeediiv and perms
mm-All cocsnltaaona strictly
conflilcntisl.-S
Office hours from 9 a-m. to 5 p.m.
Dh J. B. rtUisMKLL. consult-ng; Physician.
L.Q WAttKAN, Secretary.
T realise on Chronic Diseases furnished free,
on applies' ton. del5 tlAW
LUMBER, LATHS AND SHINGLES.
LUMBER YARD and SAW MILL
T-HEoldsat Yard In Memphis; eatanllshed
1 In UtV. w ith a
of logs, sea
ard. are pre
' and dimeu-
soned and dressed
pared to lUntish
: sionsol cypreiss or poomr. il snort notice, a
large stodi of loors, Bllnils and tsh, glased
; orungla-wd; Laths, ouingiea. tedr Fence-
poata, i'lno and Poplar Hoorlng, always on
i nand. Uu.r motto la, quick sales and small
psvHus,
i e,M . e. 1 Ymenl n-., m.1 T I m
Office snd Tarsifwat mt Waanlngion L.
aaS-saw Jsesv svr.
v V . t a nr-n- & w
-.-.-, -w, tt I I II
Insurance Co.
TENNESSEE.
DAVIS, President,
i. T. PETTIT, 2d Vice-President
J. H. EDM0NDS0N, General Ageat
$654,000 00
500,000 00
0
No. 291 MAIN STREET.
1869, OVER - $600,000
July 1, 1869,-40 PER CENT.
DIRECTORS i
TENNESSEE.
HU6H TORRANCE, Cotton Factor. Weaphh.
i. WELLER. Merchant. Memphis.
C. W. FRAZER. Attorney-at Law. Memphis.
J. W. HcCOWN, Merchant, Memphis.
H. A. PARTEE. Coat. Merchant Memphis.
C. C. SPENCER. President. Lonisviile, Ky.
JOHN B. GORDON, President, Atlanta. Sa
Attachment Suit.
State of Tennessee. Sheihy 4
Thomas B. Myna't, Justice
and for saiu county.
Davis t Bauirh vs P. S.
lty. Before
Peace in
A1
FFIDAT1T having Been
fjond
given as required by law, and attach
ment having been issued .ml r-tur:ird oe.ore
me. levied, etc.. ou the property ot oeier.d
ant, and defendant not to be found iu my
county:
It is therefore ordered. Thit the said de
fendant appear beiore me, at my ..fflce. ha toe
el'y of Memphis, i-nelby county. Tennessee,
on the 4th day of February. 1S7U, st 111 n'clock
m.m..and make delen.e to -aid uit, octhe
same will be tried exparte: an! that a copy
of this notice be published in the AiMU-phia
Appeal for four successive week;
THUS. B. JtVSATT, r. P.
January a, 1S70. JjS
NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
No. 403, N. B In the Chancery Court or Mem
phis. Ten nessre. iara S. pl er. Executor
of H. C. Hortou. iloe'd. vs. J. B rtii.ir et !.
lUhTerwsLhe-d1r
foi ward, ex
tlieiuaelvea
anlt. etc. ; al
Ing to be cr
luting ... -It
la then
pasties mi
the courtbe
Tenn.. on c
March, VSlfi.
claims as a
e published once a week, for tour atscceasive
seeki. in the Meropuis AppeaL
A cooy attest.
ACGCMTON ALSTON, Clerk and Master.
By K. J. Black, Deputy Clerk and Master.
E-tes at Jack-soii. o:ic:tors lor toiiipi
ant.
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FAMILY SUPPLIES.
JOHN LILLY,
351 N STREET,
DELER tn Stap!e and Fancy Groceries,
tfines and Liquors. Haa now ou liand a
complete stock ot the beat quality o: scsis,
both foreign and domestic, to wuieh he di
rects the attention of bia friends and the pub
lic . . ,
The following goods kept always ou hand:
Prepared French Mustard, by tbe aeg.
Worcestershire Sauce, by tbe gallon.
Tomato Catsup, by the gallon.
Jaii.es. AsstSfled, in 5 lb. cans.
Oat Meai.
Yarmouth B!oattrs.
Cracked Wheat
Win. Younger's Scotch Ale.
Guinaess' Dublin Stout.
Choicest Black and Green Teas.
Fine Old Cognac Brandy, Oid Whiskies.
Old Port and Sherry Wines.
JOHN ULLT, 381 Main st
delO Near I n ion.
SPICER Bl SHARPE,
354 Main St., Magevney Block,
4m RECEIVING FRESH GOODS, DAILT,
Vy river and rail. By lata arrivals we
have a fresh supply of
Borden's Condensed ill--the celebrated S-
sub brand-iOS dozen:
New Louisiana Sugars and X I issnv ;
New Buckwheat;
New sweet Roll Butter; also, Goshen Batter ,
New Golden Syrups; New Carolina Rice;
Pig's Feet, Hams and Lard;
Shaker Preserves;
All varieties as new Canned Goooa;
Mesa Mackerel and Cod dsn;
North Carolina Herrings ;
Fine Toilet Soap; choice Coffees and Teaa.
nolS SPICbR A SH .i FtPB.
FURNITURE.
AMES, BEATTIE & CO.,
396 GAYOSO BLOCK,
or rra ail, irtma or
Furniture, Carpets,
WINDOW SHADES,
Oil Cloths, Mattresses, Etc.,
AT THE LOWEST BATES.
de!9
CANCERS
Killed In 43 Hours Without Knife or Pain.
DR. SPALDING &, CO.,
Tennessee State Cancer. Lung, Eye anil Ear
Branch Infirmary. Conaultatio .. Km. in.
OS -non oe street, jsempui.s, i'eun.
PlMA-.rj.r i esiaoiisti.il, is
the recaption of patients i:S
CANCE US, ULCERS, old Sore Le
is ready for
1 witn
ye and
Ear. und Lung Dseaa-s. and
surpiLES-va without aknl
Bladder complaints.
t; aUdney and
SwTNo charxe
sssr All otd Chronic i
for consultation.
aar-All diseases of Women and Cbildren
ennftdential llsnssar ar. skill ul lady la,
atteudance to watSou female patients. U
Mediatae sent to all par a Address, V
B. ttPAL-DiuMG m. CO.
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