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, 1860-06-02

4 LCxr OF GoLD.-A cubic inch Of gold is
worth one hundred and forty six dollars; a
two hundred and eighty eight dollars: q cubic
yard, six millions eight hundred and eleven
thousand seven hundred and seventy-si1 dol
lars. The quantity Of gold now in existence is
estimated to be three thousand millions Of dol.
lars. which, welded into ore mass, could be con-
taiued in cnbe OF t~cnty three feet The
relative value of gold to ki'ver, in the days Of
the patriarch Abraham, was one to eight; at
tue period Is. G. 100 it was cne to twelve; b. c.
800 it was one to thirteen; ut the commence
ment or the Christian Era it was one to nine
a. u. 500 it was one to eighteen; Il. D. 100 ii
was one 10 eight; Il. D. 400 it was one to
elev'n; i. ID. 1914 it was one to thirteen; 4.
d. ls0e, i wss one to fifteen and half, which
ratio, with slight variation, it has maintained to
the present day.
, 1860-06-02

DkrMrr1ox OF TonY.-Some gsntlemenwere
dining together ut { houae in Nsv York, aud in
the course Of the conversation one Of tho con:
Pany frequently used the woFd TORI; !; ths gen
'tPray Ar.-, what is Tory! lie replied:
III Tory is thing whose bead is in England
and its body In America, md its neck oug ght to
be stretched" = -.
, 1860-06-02

Ths change here proposed is radical, sover-
ing the whole ground and By the construction
given to the Discipline secures, it wsu]d seem,
the Same result that would have been arrived
at 1'Y the change Of Rule which the Conference
refused. Tho Conference agreed to tho pro-
posed change Of the Chapter By j rote Of l54
for it, to 81 against it. So tbs Rule stands un-
changea-while the Chapteri is so altered as to
correspond precisely with the change sought
to tc made in the Rule
If tho Chapter is intended merely as an ex-
pression Of the views OF the Goueral Confer
encc--as only advisory and not mandatory-
the change amounts to but little, IT. however,
it is understood 10 be binding, aud that the
church judicatories arc to enforce The doctrines
Of tic Chapter as rigid1y as though they werc
embraced in the General Rules, then, as we
understand it, tic proposed charge has yct to
pass the ordeal Of thu Annual Confcreuccs-
the language Of tho constitution being That
Whenever two-thirds Of the General Confer.
eneo shal have recommended any change in
the rules Or regulations OF tho church, such al
taration shall not take elect until th1ee.(ourths
Of the members Of all the Annual Conferences
who shall be present and vosc, ehau layo first
eoncurrcd. We presume, however, that the
former view il the correct ore, and that be-
yond the moral effect which may be produced
upon the world at large, but little importance
is to be attached TO the change made in the
Chapter on Slavery. It neither cuts of slave
holders now in the church, nor prevents the
admission Of others. The church bears its
testimony against the nstitution-declares that
it is Inconsistent with the Golden Rule and
with one Of the rules Of jts own Discipline,
but contents itself with ",adnoaishing' its
preachers and people To keep themselves pure
from the great evil, and to seek its ex.lpation
by all lawlul and Christian means This is
less than majority of the General Conference
desired, but quite as much and perhaps more
thao the most Of the progressive men Of that
body expected to accomplish at its present
session. Four years ago, even this could not
have been done. -Four years henca, perhaps
tho church will take another step forward, and
cut itself wholly aloof from the institution.
, 1860-06-02

B Ths friends Of Douglas ha1e this to COM.
fort them-altbough his cost.tail hangs much
nearer to the ground than sold Abe" it will be
long enough before he gets 10 the White House.
, 1860-06-02

T-e ILLINOIS 6TAAT3 ZEiTCSG, published n CHI
e'eo the ead.ag Gran Rep1h lean paper in the North
Wtst, 1tte4ty supports L1sce1s s1d uAa1rs md The
principles O! tse Republican party. 1t has long been
champion o.the of Freedom. It advceated the Bu
falD fee roll platform Of sta il aock the drt 10
oppose The repeal ofAe Missouri compr: mie and among
the E1s to enlist under the Eeru1ean harne 10 eheak
the A:azrn!pg agz:exaiots c1the s.ase Iowes.
TIE S ia 4 rs ZEITUNG
VIII reaeeE e:lent a!d t. tie Republican Ia The
resdng e2mpaga- coEy Of shosld BE- placed il the
bands Of evesy GtEnAa yste1 in 1eols and tie We1t-
TERMS OF TIE CAMPAIGN WEEKLY:
Single IS
For Five Copies. 90
For Twe1se Coples-.................. 90
For T~entr 90
kdTk4Hy top.es----.... 90
Address, STAATS zEITuN0,
NYt1:&7z1Nt-1Ev CbIe1 Illinois.
, 1860-06-02
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Giiaffox--~Exm.<rss Expee4sd 6peeeA4...
1hs TArd6.e-TAs JaPasess, &c.
, 1860-06-02
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ABRAHAM .LLs1'COL.V'

s0Ab Ii IL &4A4HA 14sY CUAst
HAN NIBAL H HAML1N,
Congressional and other Speeches.
BIZ ,. HoEELLs. ESQ,
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Lincoln. 1Hfe& by Wm- D. HOW'LL, who IL fasor.hiy
knows BY bis EoasiEai nEbutons tha AIante' and
htA pueahed poet ID th- Fa<fu4 T.o Frends and
and who;e feheoss H5:a enas;e. u to ~ hu eat
dAstoot y VITA Nau'al History - Eo viii Aks It -
The vak will cott+tn L,neoa's speseha1 and vraks,
except the dee3te With Douglas which ~oult inco-
ples wthsot beth ndss The t15se Of Mr. Aowu,s viii
aved sny edor1 70 ditt Mr. Lin. ibe rough half
hcne halA4~kator tHAfacsr, whtse chef srue eotsAs
In h1s having man I'd saA as be The
trading tsuana 70 TIP essnt hno but h. viii prs
him u As proper th NA1e- ct tEua Aaetc4n
znanhlod oAe Mho has worked tocosahs pos
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fought the hattie Of life On his ntelx and With no
80 from the .ss dents q seEuae has ft,1 htssf 70
tube he ehatactero Of The man,"
ALSO,
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, 1860-06-02

1M LNHBAF A& 5fF{33N$fH
h, tM Eo,u,nitftt
Onest. .-Vhat sha]1
he dnnc for a-t;r
nRt;on of t1,a cEi1 cf
Slavery.
Ans. declare
that nc are as much ns
ever conyinced Of tl,e
oreat eyil Of slayery:
Va f,el;eva that the
h,cInr saline orhoId1
m1nf nfl,nn,orhs;nr.o o.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-19

q ORIGINAL ssH rs SIN The hest preparation ni
r~e-t5riug gray hair t5 Hs original color, sni RENDERING
H strour healthy and beautiful, is Heimstrest 4 Co..
mimi sale Hair Cal5riag o. Res.orer. Every other
prepsrsuoa advertised fsr this purpose is but IN imi-s-
tiaa of this. Most % them are made with water, and
rfqaire he expense % hair dressing 30 cumpsuy
then, a. they leave me hair harsh a-d dry. Heinz
streets is made with OIL and st.muIatng spirits ahord-
ing an agreeable hsir wash. aside from is vsiue - a
restorative. u Is -sl 81 a reasonable price. placing 10
within tle rszh OF aIL We might Introduce carua-
Gates from derEgm-a senators. and well kulwn citizens
ia El psrts % ne olnty. Dat 1t is uat neossary. We
leave or readers % jzdre thstif limitations can pro-
luoe cluparativeiy successful results. the 0riEinai sol
initiated sriic-e must surpass uem au--J5uuzL
Price nay cents q botus. sod everywhere.
Z. HAGAE 4 co.
ocls-1-rsgiu Pro1riet0u. Try, n Y.
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Domestic Markets bT Telegraph.

NEw ORLEANS. October is.-Ceuon closed With an
adsanciug teEdency, with sales q 1890 baaes At
Ike. Tor New Orleans miadlinzs. Sugar closed steady
stsGsse. Noiasses,' sI9foo. Flour closed quiet at
s. GEe6.so RIO Cofss is selling a. 1sK GIsN. E1-
change on Liverpool SIG. slsht exchange on New TorE
x dsasar.
CIycINSArI. October rs, ?. a.-Fiour-Ths market
closed very DIM, with sales al s5G5IO. Oats closed
steady 81 &c. Corn is dan Al sOs4sc. WHISKY lsc.
PORK dull at ITN8lsc. Linsesd OIL, 5sa5T. Sugar is
STEADY atsk6sK. Caass steady at i5sIsE. Aolasss.
Al % tIc.
NEw YoRE, Ossbsr IS, ?. N-Cotton-rhs market
closed zcuve. Qnctatians for middi1g q little nrmer
atuR8ilse. Fi0ur-The market closed Gun, having
declined Sc, With sales Of 1909 brls at s5 soa5.5.
wheat has declined le % p. Corn closed am. ne
o. to-day an.mi to ESQ BAGS at u 70 10. Pork
the market is arm but quiet; sales Ct $50 bris At sis.
closed stelsy. Land eiosei quiet but steady att9K
to Is. s1gar s~tsasy-9nsi, sE TO Txc. Core cissss
ga.et. with sales o. ESQ bsss Ro at Iss, EHa $50 B.u
Java at I6sc
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GoWmcrtial Hlattcrs.
aanraIs nnLr APFE.L ogrIcE !

lAAAHNf kNl4rHA 10 tnls
C~oTToS.-The demand Tor fair qualities ooatinues
Eood 81 me prizes. Yesterday a hrgs amount Of ship-
ping was done ard 0ur brokers' consequently were less
tuy buying. Tie 'aies. g rrportsd n the Merchant
Erahsnge we're IS bales ai4s, % as. sat 81 . as,
2stea y att. iats - as, ~ at ioN, So at ION.
- 81 ioEf as atioH as Il loK. so At iox. 2s am.
satiIk. asa atfis, so us. s8atIiA, g HuE.
? a. i~1s-toisL lsss bales
Eifhtrea samples Or prsmium oottan, taken frsn q
bales, we've piacsi u11n fe table Of ne chazbsr cf
csnmeree yesterday morning. to Be- .dd at kncfiou.
Mere vas a verT god attendance 81 The chamber, and u
% 9'caFt the sale commenced, .konsarrat Dusres A
c. Ga aa,tioneers. We append a statement q he
a'er
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--latest arbs bp GrIrgrapb
OF the steamship star or'hs

NV onnEAss. ost IS -Ihs Usiisd saies steam
,hip star q the west auires At hs port to-day from
Havana, win al-ices 70 ms I5h inst. ne news By
fhis arrival Is generally q an unimportant caaraeier-
souTH AMERICA -Adsices from vene1ueia % me
q s~sptsmses. have been resolved Tie spanish
minister had deman'ed hia p~ss7puts. All the spanish
o. Teleraeia we're istiug heir departure.
ghs dinzuis uhieh o~rieinatsd ia tue refusal q the an
tborires g. puaish he muriereTs % spanish etzsnii
and 20 pay indemnify Tor ouirasss 0ommitteii has been
-.a.rrA o. n. s..rl.h -.-I N MrlrIa
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lEMPHIs - LTTTLE 90 RAILRoAp.

PASSENGER Train leaves Ferry Landing daily tscn-
faF. rxde1reN $3.50 A. ~ Arrives 81 s p. %. Con
meets 81 Eadlsru al srkausas STAGE CamFarv and
over and ~ uCasrhes nLiule R1ct. Port Saith. san
Frauri-ca. Calfaruiss Hut Springs Washington, Arkau-
ssss Carssvil o.. Texas and ell principal points In
Arkalsss snd rccus ri1kets Cor saie By L. s Knoul-
Ton. sle agent fr his line. Union rioEet omcs. Gay-
os1 House Reatiur ROOM.
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rAnn OF

The company Il Steuben artillery desire t.
express their most sincere, resoeetful, and
thanks to the Washington rife CON-
pany for their kind and hattering courtesy in
attending their parade Yesterday as an escort.
Such attentions sink deep into The heart, and
the Stsuben artillery will not forget those Of
the Washington rifles.
". Miller, Captain.
J.. J. BERLIN. Secretary.
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nehrn.Iln HtnctIon

oMAHA CRY. October is.-The returns from tie
election in ais rsultory are beariT complete h1rion'
Demorrai, Is elected dslenis, b. an5ui $50 msjo-iiy
The House zm be composed Of p Republicans and II
Dsmourais. and The Council o G Republican, and 6 De-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-19

PAsoLA FAm-Ths annual fair Of the Pa
nola agricultural sociey viii be held on the
handzoms fair grounds adjoining that place or
the 7th, sth and 9 b days OF November next.
The place is readily accessible by railroad and
nc accommodation FOR visitors viii be want
ng. Preparations are in progress to secure a
splendid and satisfactory sxhihition. Psboia
county viii DO 3 duty, III ladies viii contrib
ute their share toward he festivities, and a
glorious time may be relied upon.
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mo JnneIro.

NEw oHLEASs. october - -The nsrqse Trieste ar-
rived It this port to-day from Rio Iineirs with sdviee'
% te ssth ut. The market for oeaee was nim IN eaa-
sequence Of sdviees received from the Uniiei saies'
The sales o. the week ending fhs 2oh amounted 70
5000 bags. Exchange in Llui'u IS quoted 81 AA@
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one Of the Most Prevalent.

81 Che sane time most troublesome and palnfu
di-saFes lhst attend the huaEl dcsh, ls The Fever and
AFup. For a long time the medical world lave beer
cutiuuauy bringing forth numerous specifies for %.
permanent cure. Int aI without eneci. D.. J. Hotet-
Ter, su experienced and ce-eb-ated physician. has sue
os-dsd in furnishing the pusIie with a valuable prspa-
ration Tor The cur. O.; Fever EnI hsue. The steady and
increasing demand lately made for TIE Biufers. and the
universal su11sss attending is uss, have made for 10 .
reputation unsurpassed by any sPeciac % the kind.
For the cure q Fever and Ague. d.. Hosistisr's Ceis-
b-sfed st1ma-l BIters must and should claim a snPerl-
oritv over any ot6er preparation e1tEut.
Tor sale BY a-urs1ss md dsslsus generally every
shrre. HOsTETTER 4 SMITH.
Maaufa-turers and Pr1prletors,
- M--.- 1911.
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rni,ea s1nte. Trensury.

WAsHuoroE, Ooiaber ts-The receipts q" Wf t"i'
States treasury for ne hfst garter o. The pFesent ns-'
year. oommsnslnr with Jny, smlunt % shout $4,000 .
eoa n. r.,eirt. isa week were about ss7e.0o.
Amount In treasury subject 70 drsr. ss,ts3ooo.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-19

REcoRDERs CoURr.-The recorder had a
very ordinary docket Of "drunks and disorder
lies" at Discount Yesterday morning. Until
whisky varies its mode Of Development, We
cannot make aaything out OF such an every
dav set Of rcidents.
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10 aDYcRTIsERs-

= All Advertisements % Wants, Fr sale ani Rent.
Lost sul Found. Steamboat departures etc. re- exceed
irg eve Enfs are Inserted 10 the APPEsL. una-r
proper hesiiaz, al 50 GEMS for one Insertion. two times
fr IS cents. three times Tor 81. and one week Or $50.
payable nvarlaoiy in advance.
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0mtiaI gist Of Etttrrs
OF IETTERS

nEMAfNrNG In the Pot one a. Memphis, Tenn o.
II the ia OF OCT. ie1 Person calling %
hem should ssy that they are atvertiset-
Orfercf 20 Be adrsrfisfd ~ a. MrnFHIs AFrEAl
dgrfeatiy 70 ne f1l0tcinq fecfon Of fc heu fol Q'
nee Lac, rizs re newspaper hcpiHg hftsIgcf ercu'
t1fion Of any daily ErugPdpU p~atAEtsf IN MflFht.
SECTION s. Ahf BE- 10 furfhT enecfef MS Lists a
Letter. remaining uncalled for Ia any Post Orioes 10 ans
city, taun, or VILLAGE. wherea herrp1ner shsihe rrlutel
slan hereaftrr Be polished once uuly la TIE nfTarzperi
shich being Issued WeefiYo or oftener, ahsu have ne lars-
81 circulation withln the range % delivery ~ s1ld Gree,
. Be- decided By Tie Postmaster q said omca-acu Post
ore LGu Pdsrsf Mcrch g.
One open Eiss o'cock precisely 1n Sunday evening.
All closes a. 5o'ciock.
No papers given out on ernl1y.
Any b9iy calling ff letters viii riesss Ey that hey
are advertised.
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FTSGSCE COMMITTEE

The special finance committee Give from
each elub,) will meet at "kead quarters" on
Adams street, at . O'Clock ?. NJ, (Friday-)
A full attendance is earnestly requested.
J.. KNOX WALKER, Chairman.
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COMMON Law CoUEr.-At this court yes
tsrday the business presented no feature OF
public Interest. The judge adjournsdt the court
early. on account OF sickness in bis family.
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EASAFEA AND RADICAL CURE FOR
FEVER AND AGUE,
Chill Fever, Intermittent or Bilious
RemitteRt Fever, Dumb Ague,
Ead all forms Of Disease having q Malarious
Orfgfa.

A FEW DOSES vii cure any ordinary case, andONE
II Dos lnyarlaby stops The chils- u contains
nothing On The least deEree hurtful O. me system under
any ctrcImstances, AM never produces the unplsSel1-
c1ecis tlaf aIead the Csc o. QunIne and other aEe-r.
ln general ase. T. cures every form Of the disrss- and
l. ne oriqlu1l ans NLT ASrIDOrE FOB
ASK hr Dr. Shallelbcreer's Fever aud Ague Auliote.
and oe slrr YOU get PILLS.
hessrs. Havlia7t. Stevenson & Co., who are azl0ug
ne larsest #holesaia trus dealers In TIE south, write
a. follows:
cHAREEdrCu. 8. C.. January q. fss1.
GENTS We take pleasure n stating that on yester-
Gay our M. Stevenson and others we're ear-wltuassrF b
e. most astonishing recital and hirh sneamium in rsrard
q seer Pills Henry Goethe, Es1.. g Prominent cistrau
and planter Of Beaufort district. called upol us at in-
luired b. We kept ShaEenberger'a Pills. Upon uras-
ING II be knew aaything Of hem be- replied suostan-
ually Is follows. sir, I reg1-d them a speclic for
Chills and Fever they were used win signal success
on the Charisston and savannah railroad last summer
and autumn, In the most sickly region and under The
NEST trying circumstalces- ] cantestify that. ortcf one
gang Of about two hundred negro operatives. dty we're
stricken down win Fever and Agus, and every ore re-
covered ny the timely use Of SAanenberger's Pills and
you may tell them for me. II yen chouse. thar they pos
SEES the GREATEST MEDICINE N II WORLDr'
- Sold by Druggists everywhere. wholesale agents
FOR Memphis. g. MANSFIELD q D
GEO. ". 4 CO..
m. p FARNSWORTH s. co.
WARD q M~cCLELLAND,
Sole Pr0prietors,
A. r. SHALLENBsRGER & CO.,
MA M.-M.Ha $500 D
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CHANCERY SALE Of
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE
ON DEsOTD STREET.

DlAslANr - q d-crss o. ne 0zueery Cg-rt. o.
\ Aeu2llas rendered Nay term. 1881. IN the -afa 81
4-He J. Harms, aiuiuisf-sror OF James H. MarEham.
" D.. n More. Au-lis M1ore anf oThers. o vii, or
AONnAT. OCroBER - lG lu nutaf ny om1e, in
le CITY % Aeua1s. prrceel I'd oil E ne has1es1 lll-
-tf AFanap-e o. 81 ground on Dedltu street. On ~
cLf OF Aempats. Hulle1 BEL fellows FL W.T. EeauuuiuE
az point % rae eat side 1f bealrs street. 40 fee-
-1llh of seal stree : rlnullg neHcs salnHardT via
nealLo street D. frett a sake leucs eaa-Ear4T and
parallel via Beal street az fe-t mere OF go sstazef
mr1ee n1rt1Fant = AID parallel With Drl1to street. 50
lr-L p . stake Ee-cs ll a lr-ct HE al1 psralls url
hrA street rs feet more Or Jess. CD f1e ceglurfuI
fEHMs OF 5ALE -res above m-uri1ued .cr wII be
sod on a~ereiituf seven al1 LlreeH m1nrle- u1rcrlssr
% execute n1t-s Wta 1ggrlFrr sarr a Hel wi %
retained on t- rreu.-cs ulfI lr1eut ~ purchase
Money sac af o. DEL aF. Az
fr2-H JOHN C. LANIEE CasE ana Mav1sr.
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The SrEUBES AETuLERT.-This very
estimable snd respectable company par
AIDED yesterday in commemoration Of that
patriotic spirit Baron stssbsn. They were es-
corsd by The Washington guards, 60 WHOM
they return a very handsome expression OF
thanks, which is to be found a. this mornings
issue Of our paPer.) After forming at
ne ErehsRgs building they paraded over
TIE principal streets Of the city, exciting sd-
mirauOn by their elegant appearance, height
ened BY a new uniform that had a splendid
spaulst, and BY The military precision and e.
fsctivsness Of their movements. On reacbi.g
the Gayoso house they fred a salute. Last
evening the proceedings were closed BY q grand
bail, which was a joyous affair, and gave
great pleasure to the gallant gentlemen and
bsautsous ladies who were present. All hon
OF 10 the steuben artillery.
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STRAYED--STOLEN

A FRAME house. with three rooms. crrer
n % Webster md KAN streets. A ten yezrs lease
90 D large Dos, ~ q iea=e for a Shorter tine % de- ired.
hf1-ess n c. o.. Auura1 aT-e. ocfe W.
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.HHOEEce.

TNHE undersigned. executors o. Em- Grahan-
oder for sale a valusole PLANTATION, SIT E
uated on the Mississippi and Tenursa railrosd. E
NO nile south Of CoidwHtsr depot au ElcEahala -
creek, In peS0t1 county, Aissfssiupi. Consisting of tx
hundred and eighty acres. Cua-t1inI cf VA b 10 a
hirn STATE Of cultivation, TIE reUar e. %
dne bottln. with any amount Of tn1er. TIE Iu.re-
nsuts consist u q sod dwell Nc 1olal. anieara a.
mill and sod negro csoins- u has excel -ut vel. IA
spring water, an sod orchard
Terms can Be 4scertafned b. attreainr
T. a. sr ~ r. GRAHAH.
0.rwte ElH irurr. afr-is-fari.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-19

PREBrIUM DAGUEREEoTYFEs.-We will viii
lingly correct an error which in the hurry Of
reporting the premiums awarded az the late
fair, we, with other reporters, fell into, copy
ing the list Of premiums from the sscretsry's
bo5ks. We reported Tyler & Co. as having
received the premium for the best Dsgusreo-
types, add Brandon & Crater the certificate.
We understand from a member Of the latter
firm that the premium was awarded to them
instead Of O. H. Taylor s. Co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-19

UsEFUE PLAcE.-Our friends Spleer. Madi-
son street, between Main and Front row, still
hold themselves in readiness to furnish the
public with everything that is good to eat.
Give them a call if you want fresh butter,
milk, eggs, oysters, etc, etc, etc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-19

A NTDDLE AGED EAE, whs is q sod psnmEn and
Il excellent scuuutzlt j. auEioas 20 p1ecure q stu
Etllu al cerE- He D. ssher and Industrious. and would
ne every ehort - render his services rzlushle 10 his
eupioyer Aires 4 ' 2. tbs o41e. oclt-lv
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-19

HAVE wa A BoUEB0N AMONG rs g-fhis
question, which some years ago agitatsd the
puhlic mind Of the United States, and, like ihe
celebrated question Of Who strueh Billy Pat
tsrson? has never yst met with a satisfactory
solution, is now in a fair way Of being solved
McGibbsn, Of Cynthiara, Kentucky the well
known dealer in Bourbon Of the best brand is
in the city. Who now can say We have not a
Bourbon among us?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-19

F~LATULEST OR WINDY COLIC.-Tssfe medicines
are especially re51mnsnded for relieving the o9pressi1a
frequently experienced aner a hearty mssl-in fact
they are Tire fiua-r p.I--they ssslst nature 10 her d.
FESTIVE process. crr-,tau acid. raiulsut OF bilious ten
@ u-ies. and by e-gasI-iug The circuIati'a. prevent a
r.w % bl5-I % ls bead. F1r upward u afy wears
they have been the only remedies o. millions % people
tr d~ys7eraa tIious1es. liver complaints, and all die
orders o. The stomach and bowels.
sod sy audrzsi aiase, 6as. AMI 81 per box.
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