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4rttt Garrrnt.

BAGGING-Inta BaEgnE Is TO 49, EsnrlrEy Hsni
Leon 3 % tST a. Power Lo-n tsH bic.
COFFEE-Weq uote Fsir 81 IN b lac prms t2E b.
l2Ni Java - 90 "a Per n; Ri1 IN % ns' Lasui5u
cHEEsE-w r.. Ios ,,Itq z D 49, PIN Apsl-
1Oo-uts.
CRGCKERs-wsisr o. os Butter A. %, sct. Is 1901
bril- Sugar - - Sss s2-@per box
C~ANnLEs-20 % &c.
FlsH-NackerelNo ., De as hair hris- 81 Att $50
Hoa bris slAs halt hris 81 Att $50 No tHs STA
FLOUR-sapersns $500 tss-s 81 Louis Extra Is %
% $50 Knoxville Is 7 Harrisan & Co.'S - /;
o Failon 80 % 70 9 So CITY F~LoUR-FIle s585 So
supsrans 8 eds8@; Fung s1GJ Extra s3Gs.
GLAss-Ps- bon % 81 fl FTrnch Windlw. 6VIO. e %
% 5G ioxl2 s. % 20 o. PITTSBURGH. srio, e. IS foKi7
g. IS r. go.
sUEPowDER-Ksu,ueEy Riae $50 30 7as per tsE
RoN-cunbsrisni t.r 5sep Per p Penn Fir-turr
LEArHERLs.ias A. ubsie,ais Isr mIrln-. 81 ts sa=
HINES 1ft1 25G Oak sole N0I 80 % &C. HemirE Sole
p 70 % Der rs Bride Leather % % IS per o. uTer
LnE-O6io river sc 90 e. Alton snd 8 Geusvievs
81 50 81 a 75i Care GiruIdesu a oNGl IS.
L~IQUOBS-Od B1urlol WHISKY ~ 90 per sal; Of RTe
81 % = Oh Reserve 81 70 ! So limitation fs Irish g. co.
Common Recldet whisky - O 26r urvters 81 o. Bai
Feseh Brandy e. . O. Q Apple huaniy 81 Dto2
I~UNBER-PoPiar sia 50. Cypre- enc, Yeua~ Pine.
ruuzh SIS Pine Fooriur so Cicar white Pine $50 IL
MOLAssEs-Bris % 70 sis haf brs ~ to a. md
sitter.
AVA srOREs-splrls ru-penuue 50 cents Tar Is
% 5 50. small AMI large bTls.
EAfLS-s3 IS % rs per keE
ou-Linseei on $50 so= lard oi ss tiu5 Nos
I ant ? Cast0r on En- 81.
PROTISION-New Ba1ln. Clear Sides iiEI2s plain
hamst0A % tGs Shoulders - to5hi Mers Pork l8 OF
&C SIS s1- Bun Plrk. rHunf h1-s. g. Mess Beef, SIS
PA~PER-WrappIur Co.. o. g. per ream.
PICKLES E4I Ghsruu e So ! El Do $ 81, hn
Do 81 So \ sal Oysters IS So.
RfCE% 10 SC per ?.
ROPE-Hand spun ~ % sAc Machlne O. Sc
SUGAR-Fair ~ % = Prime s e. sAG Ch1Hre and
Faucy 81 10 10, Fancy i0A toll
sALI-In dts. Coarse 81 . % Pine 81 So 90 l&
retail. 81 20 toll 50 for coarse. ana Is % $50 fr Cue
Price d salt have advanced fllg Nruer b1gi fumi frs
nothing oferinE.
sOAP-Bar 81 to6Ac per
S~PICES-Pepper lf- Ciuuamu % o. as Cloves on O.
a. Gineer S.; spioe1at 20 tGcperE :.
SEEDS-Cover 80 - li Biue Grass s2b2& TIM
othys 50 d 5oG Hert.uss e. % 2 81 Nuskseta@ e.
81 Orchard I IS % g.
SHINGLES 10 81
RYE-None in market
per =
uN-Piate per box. I c IS INis5o- Pa I'm I
TEA-ImpeualT c % a. GunpJEIer a. 10 81 Young
Hvsou. TSc % I 6r Hack 1501e.
T~OBAcCO-Mo. X ana Tenn rs % per n va -
% 81 Lcaf3 50 to 50
% IS per =
VLNEdAR-Pure Waite Wine 151 per gall Pure Ap-
pie SO per hrE Chemical 80 O. IS
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FATurrE. KISS. a.. 1853
AASf AcAFoE I have Teen usnE ne Prep
arsu-no arapaula and Iodids o. Ps,asb. muebyB
? Wnisml, @ Nsshvus. excessively IN ny prszi-e
and have purchased of 10 several 1assu for NJ own
pHhclcs. Ny aBinian o. ne medicine IL sam ts sme
hhTins tn9uiefes % the Ingredients and TIE msis x
Pneraanoo. O. of zee uhy lt win uot noomPHl al
NAT b. claimed o. o. " there ll any r.Efus In ne
hefls nat oup-- BE- u ne Ioiife Potash. We have BE-
10 ms r~eparaneu- pi not know ne composites and
ne a1ten - he rsusiy. Z uouii not lend iiuy sanction;
si VIM wh hoEiedss. . lave 10 -siaasnos in gr5-
paiaE h o. az brethren u ms msfi1iI profession /. D
'alua-ls sairant is ease. % vhf.h n appuasIIs
VerT respectfully y1ura.
JAMES BROWN. n r.
Pc sale b. O.. ". JONES a co. r11l.vfw
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AIS NJ Eest sutssunirs o. DYp-pi-. ns riding .si
nsDnE tlsartsr 20 MS oanansui mis- dire o~anta-foa 4,
fooisi oui auf vsusuishei b. aoufsss nj pusrfui
Huu-blieu r-ueiT. vsfaso and zH re ooaasgusuts q
his COMPLAINT walsh untsr heir indusnas
sod ct ID nanufscorT. No. 50 Msifsu lac. New
ffE and ~ al DrusEiafs 49, 81 snd a. psr -.
f1o1trnrfu
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Gommtrtal aHairs.


TuEsDhF, Faly a. i1e
one H9fd va, 81 q general hias. ehafte-
tsfifs hs vssE's bushes o. Hsnphis, snd thai word Is
euii s. little hss been doinE ust no changes Or
trsnsariians haTo occurred rathg q note. ne boas
oauins aaEn the river are briuginE pretty SOD loads or
hsishi clnsidsrHhie porfion o. uhich l. uunEhlppsd
ior ports below bot hsy have liuls heishi On nsir
return Trip - The Fensrai auunsn fhsi has existed
thers b q partial sE-epuoa b. ne eas o. caiiou- Sine
ne arrival q the Aria uers hls bsou same movement
10 thai staple Gocdcottons have been I'D 81 fun and
.arifaeioU Prices and ouI stodt cn hand eooaitsraby
aminisaed- ne principal ale - beard o. ras mads
Yesterday nofungi q loi q 2s bales chanesd hands rt
ron ssfs cent? ne probable umsuut q couan IN no
city u 1880 baiss. We tnsT re vhsrsab1uii o. nbo
bales, and estimate he rest
Ihs question q ne eltasishnsut - q chrmbsr =
C1umeros Is being sau-sd smong our meralaun. n
iiproposed f sChambsF s. established. % deprive nd
eTerything ihst could Be- considered in ne rematst de-
F-e preudiuai 10 ms Interests snifoelnu o. pianiera
and raiserso o. pfaines. and 10 sake u beuenciai 70 ne
producer tn ne ooniiy. g vel o. ne merchant in ne
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WHAT MAEAGER THoHFsoE n DoING.-
We indulge the brightest sntieipations as to
the success Of Manager ThomPson's efforts in
the selection Of attractions FOR the new Mem
phis Theater. APhiladelphia paper says that
be has been in Philadelphia and New York de-
nng the past two weeks, and has succeeded In
engaging an admirable company. Without ex-
cePtion, they are ladies and genflemen-Q
highly respected in public and private. W
can assure the people Of Memphis that they
viii have a superior eompany-supedor in in
telligeDee, in efficiency, in good character, in
zeal FOR The best interests Of the profession.
Mr.. Thompson has Disseminated wisely-he
has rejected extraordinary talent when coupled
with irregular habits, and has secured steady,
satisfactory, reliable, decent people-just tie
sort who viii win a generous welcome and
liberal appreciation from the wsrn-hearted
souiherneTs. The Thestsr win open on the
25th September.
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Foreign Market. BY TeIsEraPh.

. HEeEIvED FEh sTrAsaHIP SoaTH Bniros.
LIVERPOOL, July ia--cotou-s,lss Of hres daTl
a.ooo bales % which amo1ui fpseulator took 400
bales sai exporters 1000 bales. Nitfing orleans L.
quoted 't7 i-isi Menins ralsnis Quoted q eiuiuF o.
8 1916.
ns aasless from ne Mlnshssisr Cotton msrtsi re
fsvsrlbie
TIE FouE market closed very dun a. ioStal Cor Amer
lean brands. Corn closed tun. saEar closed drm. Coz
fee arm.
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Tar ROBBERY CAsE.-We gave the par
haulaTs q few days ago Of the robbery Of
Maggie Ames, who lost a large quantity Of
clothiRZ, and also announced at the time that
a large amount Of the clothing had been re-
covered. Several arrests were made Of per-
sons suspected as saeeomplices in the rob
berry, including two negroes, as principals,
and Martha Cornell and c. Shires, as receivers
Of the stolen goods. Mrs. Connell and Mr..
Saires were examined upon the charge before
Esquire Horne yesterday, and discharged.
Another negro, who belongs 10 a Mr.. Harris.
Of the county, was taken into custody yester-
day, in connection with the same case. and
made a confession which enabled the officers
to Ind other portions Of the stolen property.
Miss Ames appeared yesterday, and such Of
The articles as had been found y ere restored b
ha
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sur roR DANAsEs.-On The first Of Octo-
Der, 1855, Dr.. Wm. Carol. Of South Bloom
'ngville, Hooking county, Ohio, Took passage
BY railroad at Chattanooga, Tenn, for this
city. On ue following morning, the train up
on which be embarked was thrown from the
track near Huntsville, BY which accident Dr..
c. received serious injuries-having a rib bro
ken and sustaining a rupture, from which. in all
probability, be viii never recover By the ad-
vice Of friends, Dr.. Carroll has been induced TO
bring suit against the Memphis and Charles
ton Railroad Company for damages, and be is
a. present in the city on business connected
with the suit. DR.. Carroll lays his damages
al $4,000. Messrs. Bartlett and Carpenter
have been retained as attorn-ys for the plain
dG.
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.RfesU Hooks.

FeaD o
CFEECuEs. MESSAGES and other writings Of he
> Nm. Albert g.. Brown. D seuator DO C1nfresz from
nr Ssaie n Mississippi ty n W. Cluskey-
THE POLITICAL Tx BOOK on cYcL0PEDlA
cunfsiuinr Everything Necessary fr The reference o.
Politicians ani Statesmen q ne ruiied States. Ediied
b. n w. Cluskey. MINI etiu0n-
New aus ane editions q HCErOE's ANAT0MT OF
MELANCHOLY.
- w A FAnES
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-26

Fever and Ague,

from which mankind suffer over a large part Of
the globe. is the consequence Of a diseased action
10 the system, induced By the poisonous miasm Of
vegetable decay. This exhalaron Is evolved By
the action Of solar heat on wet soil. and uses with
the Watsy vapor from H.. While the sun Is below
the houz0n tins yapor fingers near the earth's sur
face, and the virus is taken with II through the
lungs into the blood. Thereit acts a. an irritating
rciH1u on the internal viscera and e~xcretng organs
81 the body. The liver becomes torpid and fails b
secrete not only this virus, but also the bile rom
the blood. Both the virus and the bile Accumulate
IN the circulation, and produce violent consitu-
tonal disorder. The spleen, the kidneys, and the
stomach symplthize with the liver. and become
dis1rdered also. Finally. the instinct Of cur Or
Eanism, as If II an attempt 10 expel the nozious
infusion, concentrates the whole blood o. the BODY
n the internal eEcretoues 70 force them % cast il
cut TIT blood leaves the surface, and PUSHES 20
the central org1ns with congestivr -iolsnce- This
& the CmLL. But n this efortltals- Then the
FEVER bllouz In which the blood leaves the cen
tal organs and PUSHES % the surface, a. II in
smother effort 10 sxpel the irritating poison through
that other great excretoU The skin In this
also % fails. and The system ahsndons the attempt
exhausted, and waits fur the recovery Of strength
% repeat the hopeless effort another day. These
are the FITS or paToxysms Of FEvER AND AGUE
Such constitutional disorder VII Of course under
mine the health II Il il not removed
We have lab0Ted to ind, and have found, an
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The italian Oonfsdsracy % Be under the Hon
arary Presidsncy Of the Pope.
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THE EMPEROR OF AUSTRIA COMEDIES
HIS RIGHTS IN LOMBARDY.
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A TREATY OF PEACE HAS BEEN
SIGNED.
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MH. WooD BkNsoN-nis w~ell-knoWn actor
is TIE proprietor Of a drinhng-saioon IN NASH
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SpsnaI aafrrs.
For Counfr TTnIfee
HnnnMnr,a DIM

We are aulhoriIsd % annsuncs u s.. GzfPFIN g .
@'ddaia ~ ne omasoi Trustees q shsng oouuy, q
No rusulnE Harrh sisctian 80.
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A NIEGISIAN, who is 40 experienced Classical and
J Matheuauca Teacher, aud Who has for seven years
past been prllcpll % an acaicuy. ieslIes % fe INFORM
81 where ~ can fnd an eligible slt1ati1uf r establishing
q sCh1oi iu s1ue Of the s1utharn states WauiI Be Will
ing 90 ac-spt a situation ag rrufesslr On college, OF a.
principall ~ IN a1adrmy 70 hlsh rank Refer 90 James
.. Jahnsnn, Memphis. end aairea FIlu1lrEi ~ Rapid
Am AcademTl Graves Hil. Nielsen cunt. Va Salts
factlrv reference given aui required.
fn~ulI-fr unufm
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nInrket. b. TcIearanh.

Donhestlc by IeieErnphs
NV OHLEASs. July ~1-Coun-ths sales io-dsy
amount % ao0 bales ne steEmsI's news eauisd 90
Advance q Nc Milling qualities Improved masi
Niafiinr Orleans uNGtis. Cod NiaiIns orleans
iaR9HH
NEW OHLEAEs. july % -C5tton-me sales smouui
to $500 bales ne martst has advan1cd Nc. NllniuE
Orleans h6nk. The steamers news caused en- ~
vance. Er-hsngs On Landon ss6I0. Kew York 81
ehAngoi Discount New Tort sight sr-h-nee "a y
prem.
NV YORK. July B.-Ths Cottan market closed hm.
with an stvaneug tsndsac. having advsnosd AaAe
win aissofl290 bales Mdning Cplands atI2K Four-
The market dosed unseulsd; nies o. $50 brh. mere
IS decline Of ioS2oS chiefly On inferior qualities. Ohio
Is quoted At s47595O. White Corn-salss II 5000
bnshelsi there Is a deeiihes q iG2ei mixed Corn 80
sc. PrIms Pork hasd.ciinsi co.. sursr closed buoy-
ant 81 6A9sAcfor Mussorsto.
CTscISSATI. July Is -Faur-mo market cased
steady At g.. Corn closed steady At soSss WHISKY
ga. P~rorisions unchanred- Oats as.
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ere a~athouzsd and requested b incense JANIS
D. HoRSr0S Use q H-mphI. ua esnsaa.s Coz
he ne o. Atornsy-Gensral ani Reporter fsr ne STATE.
a. ue euluiuE sireuzu. On ths ian Aaz-.f iya-ts
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STEREOSCOPE.

JUCmUhAmlJ EIEhEUNJUfE,
A M0NG ne iatezt i~nveufi0us IN Optic. there d. ndD-
n ing more instructive and zmusinr fhsn ne stereo-
scope. ne Stereasoupc Views are Impressions from Na-
tire, representing ne aueEt sceneries. Ciues and Mon
umens In Europe and his o1uutry, which. viewed
thr0ugh this iustrumeuf shows th0se atjecs In bold re-
lief, actually a. they are, and tins arc ne best models
for Artists. give the best idea o. foreign countries nd
Art. and mske The finest rariur 1rnaneufs.
Citifcns and strsnrers visiting TIE city shaud M fail
% cal on C. MULLER. Optielan, sl Main street oppo-
site Provine a stewards Riook, and examine rasss mag
uinoent Views.
Justr received the largest all finest oouecion Of vIEWs
q Europe AID hsUnited States.
100 didereut Views Of TIE city u Paris.
s00 difereut Viewed suiuorland. Austria. GerrauT
and TyToli
200 diFereuf visrs q he Rhine.
100 different Vieus q Italy. Coustaufinapie. Grea-n
Egypt, Nubia, Palestine AMI ne Holy LAM
90 different Views 81 Lunirn.
500 soeneriss - Rugianf. ireland. souusnd, satu-s
Family Gruupes, &C.
2o heantifuny inuninaied iui1riar and eKferiai
Viewed Paris AM L0udon. Aisa.
800 GiassFiewaG Eur1pe and mis- country, pla1 ani
coorcf t~onsture.
NiagaTa and Summer View.
CatskiI Mauniains.
Washington and Vicinity.
And a crest mauF ather articles TOO uumgfous o m~n
iiol. Clmr quick and secure choice Views.
O. MuLLER. 81 Main street
nsris-itTuviy orr Provine 4 str~art's Hioa
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RrooRpEz's CoUzT.-Yesterday vas an un-
usually busy day with the Recorder. Thirty
three. cases were disposed Of, and fines to the
amouzt Of si40 were assessed, $50 Of which
were paid. Six additions were made TO the
rhaIn-ganr.
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The Great Daily
N0RTHERS AND SOUTHERN NAILS
Portland, Ne, and New Orleans, La.
Post OFFICE D~EPARrNESr.


Post OFFICE DEPARTMENT.
JrNE p. 1889
VTNDER the second section 81 tie pdst-r1ufe set rfJ June
"a Es. o. whill the 1s-uasrer-GeuEra .a author
iEel Il" Co make such arrangements for ne frars- -llu o.
The Ereat through mails Between Portland lll Nsu Or
leaus as viii insure TIE most speedy alI certain eune1-
llu. indu1mg In TIE route fr one OF he daily nails a7
msuyof tha sathosri Commercial cities a. l1r Ee coz
sisfsnt With The greatest dispatch. proposals. uLI he re-
ceIved at he Contract Orce % this Department uu-l .
p. s. q Wealasiav. Arg1.t iT. 1853. tha decided tv
TIE Moniay f1llouIur f1r conveying the malls ls me
ClIrei s-trs, mm1EI O-fa5a-. 1569. % grh June. 1873.
from Puuisnl Ne, h New OresnF- IA. ana b1cf. I1v.
iu leckcd mail crates. OBJ Del Unopened between Pie rs--
uill. cE1e1f by E-euE iEV autlrr-ui lv ma Uarl-r-
utuL and AZ such poiut only ts o. may dssinatr
hitlrrs WI name fu their proposals. TIE intermediate
prints BY which tle route shall run. and propose she
NODE p modes uf conveyance. with a schedule fixing the
lines - departure from ana arrival ut ta~ trrllrsi
points alone VIZ Portland arl New Oreans-the trip
each way % BE- absolutely Euar1ltirl on be- rslfrm-f
within ne stipulated time. lr nI pay required
Eur forms 20 proposal guaranty aul CsrtI1aits- aut
als1 fr lust-urll1us and r-uslrlcus tuha ruIrH"eH lu tha
eutra1t. see ne Advertisement 10 December o. 1858. or
TIE Advertisement p february D. 1889. In pamphlet form.
e. TIE principal p0sf-1@-rs j. uOLr.
HT1-fwaw HrmHafaraTaHHraL
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e Mr.. Dewey, a special policeman Ho
Chicago, passed this city on sunday ne WI
visjt New Orleans on Official business
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Monstarp ann financial.
MEMPHIS BaHT IFgEaI oyToS

80 ~ - 80
hE1fTus MosEN MaHEEr-mo Gemssi Or nons7
o~'ntuue1 llahaieL iuf or h,nu saard Bat uu1s re-
isf The szpecisd "iei uP has 90 st bssn real
i1ed
AtHia parieio i me business year. when sr1hsnss
% NJ EEn hsaroe. ne hanEs 3 isas g. ~ anf 10
7raanhie O. putout msif drolisuoa. e. BE- rctufus upou
item iumeiately o. coin or erlhaugo usu-r heir
riuatan1sb dsuuu, he ehsiceH r hans aaper ne
opsniug q ne coiteu season Is bat -irfr dlys %. md
here ull b. m17s borrowers fhan lfnies until mafum
nTFives ns futuTs isbdsat snt mere ha al tine
cEulug
aams q ne banu have Put dlm EalaalEs on Nsr
Tara 20 \ pusmlm. hui a. 10 h very egidsai nsy are
% tnnicls to hars 3 gensrzlg maru. ss make % o.
tsratila On ouruief believing haf rths currsni rate
o. et-hhnse' means ne price e. vhieh o. can bs
hou9ht
NV loEn =fram thc mersd. july a. TIE mar
Gun 20 We are aIprc1-hilE uf season fr IN o.
I'VE demand Do mrueT. Rates aa ulchnuzeI % oc1
feuusssee ires. 1871. soi a. So. 900 81 sss. 900 81
8h. and fa.no0u
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loser Cor sale my Residence. N rsBn-ss-e street
EhIch ls enc Of TIE most comfortable. ars AL pi.,-..,
rssidsnors In ne sfy ne atar- is ch5iss bansinz
viii 80 feet q unsry and bail seven 70 +. besides
aumstieus serrantf u1ua mere are two eiaterna on
he ioL -iesaut s~hrubhsry anI f1n trees etc ne iaf
h asa feet hont ~ leo f-t o. 90 sn-7 one w. wants
e choice nd Comfortable r~ssiisnoe. ciunat O. better thar
to p~lr-stss uhu- there b. cbsnr..
Ilul9-2m o. b PAREFR
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For

We are authorised 10 .unounos " d REEsE. rr-of
Enorvilo. e. a an.udats fr At1ru-y-g-rsrs ~ Re-
PaTtsr. IN place 81 l. 7 snsst. resigned
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FOUR DATS LATER FROM EUROPE.
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-sTOCKHOLDERy MEETING

TTHE next general meeulr 90 TIE sto,kholierg i1 fha
4 Memphis AMI Charest8u Rair1af CHlusnr rlfh BE-
held ln Meuphls. Tennessee. on
WEDNESDAY. AUGUST O. Is58.
All stlckhuiisU are requssfef 70 he reursssrfaT eI-aer
IN per5un or By proxy
Al 1uGEhoi4ea VII Do u11saf free O. auf from he
m-sting. from MlniaY before ne maearr untii Friday
hareanar. lulluauas b. p~a=urfnr -urrr 1rcu C9r-
unoat-a 20 ne confucu1r1 SAN. TATE.
fuF=faurF urnaHTarf n a O. . r a.
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MEMPHIS PRICE CURRENT.

MEARhAs PRICE, CURRENT
CONNECTED Daily nT C. PorrEH. . FRoST How.
BACoS-Rib SIDE loto loss Clear side us o. a.
vas-rd Hans p o. lc pr n
BUrrER-CoaaHy EKtra ish h15 ahi Gailsn @t
sc per Din demlnf.
BEANs-Navv white 81 % a. gner bush.
BEEF-Dressethn quarters SO 7T tereguarers -
% SIC.
BEEswAK-2ls 90 as per p.
BRAN-sOl % 81 10 PER 100 -
CATTLE-On foot O. 7cuet.
C~ABRAGE-N1na
CORN-sacks 81 % 20 no
DRIED FRrTE-ApriesI 20 % I.S pertuEh-t; Peeled
Peseses 2oe Per - Uupeei~d Do SCI n2b
FIoUR-ssaks Superans ! q @ a5e Country Er'r.
F.miy 80 % IS N hhis e. 20 81.
FEATuERS-Goae - o So per D..
HIDESFlnt1aA cents green g. Dr. Sailed 70 o.
rs, Green Settled o.; sheep skins 10 90 sc each, Deer
skins 10 cents Der p; Coon SKINS 10 % Sc esrt-in de-
mand.
HAY-In demsna. retail So 30 30 ger tgu.
HOMtNf-s2 % as per busu.
LAED-C0uuuy LslfNo O. % c. R4c per h u Res,
i3A D. IS.
MEAL-Counuy e. 10 % psr busheI.
MrTION-On foeL. No T.. SEQ Do 81 per hsaf.
OArs=0 20 &c per bushel-
OIL-Gunts Caridei Cotan seed Oi. Cor turuiug
5GsS e gal.
on IEAL-For miiaA osus, sheep hoes and poultry.
81 IS = ID.
PEAs-rabls sItoI 50 per bushsI.
PEANUTS| 50 e. s. per bushel.
POTAIOES-Sweef fr planting e0c-iuis FHanf-r
Irish Northern. I 90 % si.so-
bl. wholesale; Dress P1rt r
SAGE-25 % 15-
TALLOW8 10 g Der n.
WHEAr-si 70 10 per hushei.
wOOL-wa-hei 50 % ss Unvazhsi i2s 90 Itr
n. B.-ne shove rates ere TIE Wholesale prizes o.
retail. atiifional prices ulu Be- rcouireds n inferl1r. 3
propartonate dlsrgaut mnt b made in al lnstances
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DEATH BON INTEsFERAScE AND ExPo-
suEE--me dead body Of a female was found
on the bluff, near the water tanks, on Sunday
morning, the discovery Of which created
considerable excitement The body had eYi-
IDENTITY lain in that condition several DAYS, as il
vas considerably dscomPossd, and past rseog-
milton, but was supposed 10 be the remains Of
a d~issolute woman Of the city named Williams.
Esquire Horne held an inquest soon after the
discovery Of the body, and the verdict o. the
Jury was to the effect that the deceased had
cont to her death BY intemPersnee and expo
cure
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1859-07-26

MEETING OF The DEMocRATIc AssocIA-
get thai a special meeting Of the Shelby COun-
~ Democratic Association has been called for
tonight a. hsir hall. % Adams street Every
Democrat in the city and county is urgently
invited to be present Among other addresses
viii be one from Col E. NJ Yergsr, which Of
itself, should secure a fun attendance. The
association meets A. eight o'clock P. 4.
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C-O.MnISSIOF RTsLFESS,

DRUMPT sales % Cotton viii be made, and money re-
Il mIted Immediately. Charge Tinv Gents per bale.
CdnIEumeuE Of wheat. Corn, Bacon, and al kinds q
Produce, shall have the best attention. orders for BaE-
Elng and Rope, and Plsuistiau supplies, promptly allrd az
the lowest market price.
oTTIcE-No rs Front E1E, over Farsythe. Jameson
q Brother.
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Youxe MrN's CHRISTIAN ASSOCIATIONS
This association viii meet al the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church at half past 5 O'Clock
this evening. fun attendance is desired
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r. In the absence Of the pastor Rev. Dr.
Grun6y, there was no service al The Second
preshvterisn Church on sunday last.
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A oEAT UFoS The GAMBLERs.-A concert
ed arrangement was made by the police recent
ly for the arrest Of certain gamblers that have
infested the city for some time. The outlaws
got wind Of the arrangement, and there was a
general stampede among them yestsrd y morn
ing, and many Of them cleared out One luck
less individual, however, Chas. ". Nichols,
fell into the clutches Of the police, and was az
rested as vagran- He viii be examined be-
fore the Recorder this morning.