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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-20

WILL eel q great bargain IN q g1d trE1f OF Lendi
L Eilg in Eaiieousha county, MIS- "a The head waters
% Billy creek. > Iailes nurta o. Co6.eVl ie, and 5 miles
vest Of WEterrahey and 40 miles east from OAKLAND
fhe trac clntalns aos acres. half sf Which b very rood
lsndi sgne IS acres under fsncc, 4 neTer falling biun
spriug % nost d~eizhtfgl Waters auitoE cabins. There
is . rieh walnut, hiek9y and hazel ero~ts On the land.
I Wii ssu TIE tTac al1ns FOR eE0o. \ cash, 1aI three
annual payments o. 3 Oo0 szch, Or ! viii pa a family
OF nine likely Negroes . man and his wife and seven
likely hoys vita me lsat, Ter SO 600, : cash and bal
sncs i2n5nths from ths let Of gznuaTy next For par
tcuisra sfirssf. LEEMAE ALL
90 VIA GaieWooi, Miss.
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SALE or RACING SrocK-WeIsa from the
Banacr that General W. ". Woodsolk sold At
the race course at Nashville on Mondsy to
James Jackson, Esq, Of Alabama, his eslebra-
ted race mare Lala Horton, three years old, by
imported Albion, dam Martha Dunn BY Sovs-
reign, FOR $1,000. He also sold to Judge Hun
ter, Of Alabama, Ellen Fail, By Lexington,
dam Laura, BY Imported Lsvisthsn, two years
old, for 81 500.
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one of the Most Prevalent,

AND at tbs same time most tr0ubissoms and pslnful
diseases that attend TIE human aeah, Is the Fever and
Ague. For a long time he medical world lave been
o1ntiausly bringing forth numerous specifies for its
permanent; cure, hut ali without eject. Dr. Hostst-
ter, en- experienced and celebrated Physician, has sue
cesded In Furnishing ne public With a valuable prspa-
ration for The cure o. Fever and Asus. The steady and
Increasing demand lately made for The Bhiers, and the
universal success attending It's use, have msds for il a
reputation unsurpassed By any speciae q The kind.
For TIE cure Of Fever and Agus. d.. Hostsiters CeIs-
braied Stomach B.tters must and should claim 3 superb
ority over any other preparation eKtsnt.
FOR sale BY druggists and dealers generally every
where. H~OsTErTER & SMITH,
Manufacturer and Propristors,
ocis-dtEAvlv No. IS water and So Front street
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No QUoRUM.-A call was made upon our
city fathers through The medium Of the city
press yesterday, to repair to the city ball al
go'eloek A. NJ, for the purpose Of taking into
consideration the subject OF selecting a site
FOR the jail and the collection Of taxes. No
quorum was obtained.
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PHILADELPHIA October ls.-The Douglas and John
son State central committee held a meeting 10 this city
last night. Is vas resolved 70 withdraw Tie straighi
ELECTORAL ticket Ths COMMITTEES pledged themselves 90
support the elesiorsl ticket formed By the Reading con-
vsntion, but ina5rsed Douglas and johnson. An attempt
was made 70 erase the Breckinridge AMI Lane electors
from he ticket Int IL y unrnesersfui
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Business 4otifts.
DEHOCRATIC HEADQUaRTERS.
DOUGLAS END JOHNSON
Dams 81. WEAR MAN, OVER TIE TUNNEL

REGULAR MEETINGS..
GERMAN D0uGLss ~cLUB-RTeryi hoadaT nishf a.
6 6aO&. sohn DuiaiaEsT, p~rsslasuti Pred wemsr,
Eersfsry-
CHELsEA DOUGLAS CLUH.-CoL Ielpleton, presi-
dent; y. Freak. yios-wesisenti goaH Witsrsoa, SEQ
Rotary 6. r. AFdiet, treasurer. hees 81 hormau's
Corner every wednesday night
nEHocAArIc ASSOCIATIONS OF sHELHT COUNTY,
Every Tuesday nighi al so'elook. v 3. Carroll, rrssi-
dent 3. e Lemsyns. s~ecrstsry.
LITTLE GIAsr CLuB-Evsry Friday uishs At g
o'cio-k- Lake ". Finlsy, presidents gohndee Eiteasn,
secretary.
souru kEsIFHrs DoUGLAH CIUn-E- ". Croish-
tor. president J. "a. Rob5, recording secretary John
p seaman. corresponding secretary Nesting every
wednesday uirsi st Cspt- Hsaly's, On causey street,
hree doors s8uth % Beai street.
BECHksIcs' DoUsLAs oLUR-w-P P. LaEis, pres
dsuti J. h. Obsrly, secretary. Nseting every nurs-
dsy uisht Al Deleoralc headquarters.
BLUFP CITY DOUGLAS AND goHSEoS CLUB
Meets every Tuesisy night, al Garner Main and KaIkei
streets. sauT Eghe, president; J J. Resi- secretary.
All Democrats are invited = Httsus hess meetiuss.
Public documents. papers, ETC., will soon Be On hsnd 81
tbs headquarters for distrihution- Apply % r. C.
ToanF, Eaq. or b. c. LemoEns.
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GoDEv's LADy's BooK-The November
number Of this serial has already been placed
on the counters OF Young & Co., under Odd
Fsll0ws' hail. Our lady readers will find it
worthy Of its euntlnenl-wide reputation.
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ARKAEsAs PoTAroEs--We are indebted 10
Mr.. D. E. Gibson, Of C~Httenden county for 3
specimen Of sweet potatoes grown on HE
place. They are the very largest that we have
seen, and ss good as large.
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WIFE WHHFISo.-Ths disgrsesfu "a practice
Of wife whipping is woefully prevalent in our
city. He must be debsssd indeed who can
turn swaF from the impressive ceremonies Of
the altar and become himself an object from
which bis bstrothed shall feel impeIed, By bis
cruelty, to demand the protection Of the law.
Those finer sensibiliies and affections which
sntitle man to the distinction Of the highest Of
Co.'s creation being wanting, be becomes a
noHstrositY-neither a man nor a beast
wanting The feeling Of one and the form Of the
other. No amount Of fines can compensate
the community FOR this outrage upon dscen-
ey-this violation Of The Obligations Of NOR
atty, religion and civilization. Geo. A. Da-
via, who lives on Poplar street, between Third
and FoEr b, is ia tie habit Of 50 far forget
ting his manhood a. to abuse his wife, for
which be was again before the recorder yes
tsrday, and fined 50.
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SprtiaI notltfs.
word about Hair Restorafives.

A Word about Hair RestoFatiFes.
THE~ ORfeIsAL, asst Is sin the best preparation for
~restlEiDs gray hair to is original e1lori and rsndsrins
Il stronE, healthy and beautHui, Is Esimsireet 4 Co.'S
Inimiiabie Haif coi0ring Or Resiorer. livery CHER
preparation advertised Tor nis purpose Is but 20 imia-
ton u this. Most q men are made with water and
rsqaire the erpsnss o. . hair dressing 70 aooompany
hem a. they leave the hair harsh ard dv- Helm
streets is made win eli and sttnalatias spirits, aaord-
ing an agreeable hair wash, aside from IT. vairs {"
restorative. Il is sod Al a reasonable price. plaeing IL
within the reach Of al. We misht Introduce ceria-
estes from o~iergymsu, Senators, aud well known dtlaeus
in sn psrts Of TIE osaotry, bat il i not Necessary. We
leave our readers 10 judge hat Il limitations can pre-
duee comparatively s-uooesfai results, tAe orisinal and
initiated Artice must surpass them an.-Iournal-
Pries any cents a bsias. Sold everywhere.
". \. HAGAE a 90,
ocis-diVa~ip Propristou, Troy, \. =.
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sales of Public Lands.

wAsHISoroS, October Is.-Aoooniing TO The report
Of tie Land Commiss isner The receipts from the Ises Of
pubiie lands for the year ending with June last, are less
than sos, 900. This faiing oF is accounted for By The
scarcity Of money, and other causes. In some cases no
bils were received
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Another Horrid Accident.

How often Is ne e5mIuniiy siarlet By such a~anognos-
ments in the daily press. A beloved child, from tare-
issmess or o.her Cause, has beoams d~readfuIlg burirt or
saided. Parents, the very best article y0u can use Is
DALLET'S MAGICAL PAIN EXTRACTOR. Rsnem-
ber,s it cures .%Eiihout leaving auy scar. Have q box
always o. hand FOR satten msEgencies-fuH d-ireoions
accompany each box. The genuine has always a steel
engraved LABEL, signed Hsnry DALEY, Manufacturer.
For sale In New Orleans, Wholesale and retail, by
J. WRIGHT x Co,
q aRl l5l Chartres street
Sole sgeas Tor he Southern States, ana to whom al
should be addressed se2s-iawtm
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MEDICAL MEErING.--The members OF the
medical profession are requested to meet 1t
the Medical college, Exchange Buildings, at
Io5 O'Clock this morning, the 20tb inst, to pay
a proper tribute Of respect to the late Dr.. H.
B Richards.
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"Humau Frailty; or, PhysiO-
logical Researcher

SHOULD b read b. everybody. II treats Of self
indicted diseases ard the results q early maipraouos,
te causes that frequently lead to unhappy marriage
their relief and prevention, with eopious Instructions
a. to The sure method Of d~ispeHins TIE misgivinEs that
frequently take hoIi o; those about TO enter into the
marriage state. The work is beautifully illustrated
with eoloFed susravings, and Is frausht with Ehsls-
some advice and exhortations.
Sold By Dr.. BARROW, New York. Price q cents.
Sent free Of postage everywhere.
Sod also By [ocI2-lml MANSFIELD o
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Holloway PfIIs.

FLATULEsT on wIyDY cOLIo.-Tssss medi.ines
are especially Recommended fer relieving the o~ppresion
requsufiy sEpsuenc-d after q hssrfy meal-in fart.
hes are the dinner plls-iasy assist nature In her d.
gssuve process eersea sl ada, natuieai Or bilious ten
d'nres, ana By equaiiziuE me acknowledgement a
nov o. blood to ne head. FOR upward Of afty years
hey have been The only remedies Of millions o. people
Tor dyspepsia, bliousness, liver complaints, snd an dis
orders Of The stomach and boEs,s.
Sold By an druggists, st&e.. &C., and e. per box.
o-ig- dtv.wIw
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Tn Chancery, az memphis.

CrATE Oh TENEESSEE-=PzocsedlDgs had IN he
- clerks once, ChanceTy side o. The Common Law and
Chanssry Court o. the city Of Memphis, Wssnesdag.
October the 10th, 1850.
WI P. York, CouuIainant
vs.
W d. smith. Defendant
It appearing from aadaTit hed In his cause that tie
Defendant, W. d. Smlth, Is a non-resident OF TIE State
o. Tsunessee, It Is ordered that be Do enter his snpsar-
ance herein before o. within The arat three days n he
next term Of said court b be held On he secont M0sday
In November next, ls6o, and piead. answsr. or deDur
70 couplainanfs bill, or the sane wiz be taken for con-
fessed as % aim, and set for hearing * parte. and that
. oopy o. this 1uder BE- ploiished ence a week. for four
fuccesivs weeks, In the Memphis Appeal
A cupy-AusGt. JOIN C. LANIEa,
Clerk azt Mastsrs
Harris q WILSON, solicitors fr oomDlainant.
ocl2IarfwT
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ARHIvAL or RAcEEs-The celcbratedsrot-
ting horses Ike Cook and Reindeer arrived in
Louisville on Wednesday to be present at the
Fan trctting meeting which begins at the Wood
lawn course on Monday next. Boily Lewis,
Grit, Fillmore Joe Diumick, Uncle Ned, and
ethers win arrive in a day or two.
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u Every description Of sOiled and faded
garments may be sent to HsmshsIl Csucesssor
TO Marshall & Cook. They viii after passing
through hs hands assume the gloss and have
the durability Of new clio hes. Office on Main,
near Gayoso.
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dommerfiaI Nlattrrs.
NEaPuis DAILY APPEAL OFFICR,i
e.rrun.w ncfaHaro q Iqrn


corTos-rhs demand va active yesterday, and
prizes nrm a. our qu~Sistions he sales we're o~5asidsra-
bly over thoss OF the preceding day, - fsnovs 8 bales
At &c. q at, ats. Ici atsss ssI ASK, te stIOE !
at 100, $50 at ioE, $50 1t ION, Tat rex, MS stu u, ssl
At nK. iss at Tx. HasuK. sSzatHE. sHtffs, 50
At nSs 65atf2, a. i2s, 2 Al "a. aud 50 reported at
at iokGus-tgaL 27oa bales.
OLD cHoP.
Inisri5r..-~ 5ka a Good OrdinArY--. So 81
ordinar1--. 9 81
sEw cRoF.
Is,srigT---.. e siHsi NiaaiaE ies sios
Ordluary-.---.. o. Coed hifiinE-.u @iih
Gooi Ordinary - Hidsing Far...nE9ns
Law Aiddiing.-. eHasE Fair.-.--+-.n ola
Ald1inErr... tok GioA
The receipts q cstton yesterday were-by the river,
sis baiesi Charleston -rsiroad, 1888; Mississippi rail-
roai ssh oaio railroad, 500 bales Little RoaE rad, Al
Total, 287 bales.
PAouuer-rhs sales at ne Merchants Erchs1zs
yesterday, we're as follows
PRovIsIoS@ easn clear sides IfKe. easE Do IS,
> caaEsrib5sd ,idss atIsss , easks shoulders At iose
Provisions were IN rood demand, with small STOCK.
PoTAToEs-s sacks At enc. % sris At si.ss. = saeu
at Sc is5 Do . g. 90 seeks At 50. 10 bfs =, $50, and
- SACKS a. I5c.
wHuEr-I7s brs, en- private tsrn, and &c srl, at
22c.
sHoHrs-D bsgs q si.i2H.
FLoUR-2o bris extra ss7s. 4 Do IS 50, 10 DO $500,
IS ers choice s.. 10 Do IS 50. 70 brls sop s. 50 IS Do At
60. 100 90 ats IA, 50 bfs -four At 81.
roHAcco-Thereis a GOD demand fer Leaf With .
limited supply. The sales vsrsa hhas At Ts, ahAas at
sse, and ? al SC. We quote:
Llst 8sa
Inferior an Common O.
s.-s--.-.-s- ..oHGoA
Llue --.--.-.-.....--. ---.-.-.--sAEl
Choice and aelectlnns H5A
HAY-7 tons from Isvss, as.
~sALT.-ooars,, 200 hlss al st.o5i Pine. 50 bags at
Sis.
OsIoEs-l0 as at7oe, IS sks ats2Kc.
sUGAR@ brls yeHos a. sH@i0c.
CoRN-t0 sks white 81 Toe.
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uuracr of missionary.
prun,vIvnuin PoIIrIos.

WASHINGTON, Ooiober is.-Aa amlial dispatch re-
e.ived BY he Department Of the Interior, announces
ne murder Of TIE rev. Norris Rargnier, missionary 70
the Grow Indians. by q party q Sioux.
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Don't fail to attend the sale Of that
valuable lot, opposite Court Square, at 10
o'clock this morning.
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CHANCERY SALE OF
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE

DURsCAET b. e decree q ma C.aaesv r,--+ -
AemRlia ral1ersd Nay tern. 1881. Ia De essa ~
sr L Harris, administrator OF gauas q. MarEhsm.
amelia A1ore ans of1eu. q aiu. On
ApNNAf OCEnbsR n 1850 f1 fmr 90 nv rHca. n
~ p Aen71ls, proceed t1 Del = toe sieh-sr bls-
tlf9s U o. zroln1 on ueion areer. In Ne
A-lllii 2Qnnled IS folqHa. o. wiz B~aEirnlnE
.N.en 70 eat sifa ~ ueacto street.. so fe-s
ei sea- aree ruurilr fhsu-s uthwarfrwir
D'p eNeei - feet tqa sf1tes r1s1cs essfwsrfrr ARD
parallel viii Bsai street l7 FEET m1-a Or 80 = r-ssF.s
nee nqflnFauy and parallel u1u Degst9 street y
aae- U7-le n "a tl-at line and parallel VITA
r ulie of iea. llrla beEluuluF
LLAAs or SALE -lle a1a-7 uaut.auac lr viii Ia
eMd on credit 81 seven ana Ulreea uss1fss. urr-sa..r
% execute no-e1 VIII approved se-a-fv a zen 49,
retained On the premises uctl r1rurnf az r-rsss-s
u1ney- Sale at % 0'cllk. Az
.e5[m JOIN c. LANIs8. Clerk a1f Mastsr.
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McLEAE's STRENGTHENING CoRDIAL--This
has been before the public only > short time, but
It as proved TO be sn i~zvala4bls remedy to purify ne
blood and strengthen the SYSTEM every one who uses it
il to sthers, until il has become The stand
ard remedy with every family il The United States We
say 70 every reader, Try tit is 3 delightfai aromatic
See advertisement in another column. iaqs-izwiyis
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CTATE ~ TEEEEssEE-Pr-eodinEs had 10 The
> Clerks Omoe, ChaHeery side q the Common Law
and Chsncery Court u The city OF Memphis, Monday.
September the ioh, 1850
hartha Boyer Complainant.
vs.
Galisn Kat Boyer and Joseph C. Bradley.
Defe1daul.
II appearing from smdavit mef IN this eause fhai lhs
defendant Joseph c. Bradley, ls . non-residaufs a. TIE
STATE q Tennessee u b. ordered hat he 10 erffr his
appearance herein before or with the nrEt q rec dsys
% tha uszt term q sad Court, 10 be he'd on te second
Auliay IN Ngvemher next Qs603 and plead, answer. or
dsaur o. ccnrlaiuanfs BILL or tie samew viii e taken f0f
c11fesaed a. . him, and set Tor hrsriur cxuars. aud that
q copy % fhls order b. published uucs . weef for -four
suooessive weeks On ire Meuphis Appeal.
AourF-sttcst John c. LAE1ER
Cisrk and Master.
sa93-afawfW
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Asa, the s. W. "a Of sec %, 7. \. R.sW.
The following Land In mississippi

$50 Acres in TshominEo county yizt
n. {. - Of sec. II, T. 6. RIB.
Asa, ". Ia o. sec. Is, 7. :, Sc
1000 Acres in Yszoo oounty, viz:
n IL and 8. ". - o. sec. IS.
e IL and z - o. n. ". Ia Of eec. ..
" "a and S. 2. IA % sec. a.
& Ia and s ". - and E. 12ofE. ". I4ef sec. IS.
All OF sec %
W. Ia Of sc. ~
". - ard v Ia q =. I-s Of sec. 80.
All - sec 81.
W.I2of sec.I.
s ". - Of see. 2
n. IL OF see. 10.
". IL q y. ". ! Z Of sec. n.
s. ". IA q sc. -.
s IL q sec. Il
s =. IL o. SEC IS
y. IL and 2. - q W. 2af sec. q.
s. W. "a and " IL q n. ". - Of sec. p.
Z. IL q sec. q
<. Ia and z. "a ei ". - Of sec. Is. 7. II, NIB.
EW-
Also, S IL Of ". Ia q sec %, 7. u, y. R w.
Also. HOUSE n LOT In Coriuths T~ishouinEo
county. krown a. block 2ss, in plan Of survey o. said
town o. CoTinth-
he shove d~esoribed va'usbie Lsnts must and viii be
sad. wifhcut reserve, regardless o. Price THIS large
Fale Is well worthy the attention Of buyers, especially
fhase living near the lards.
ERNs-One-gnh cash, and balance on one, two ami
three years. with Interest. A lien vii De retained, or
good personal security required Tor ne tine payments.
EMMEr NiN.
nfa-1awff AEsiEuea ard Trustee.
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NEW ORLEANS, October Is.-The track Of tss New
Orleans, Jackson ard Great Northern railway has been
repaired. Trains are now running without Interrupt
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II STR OIL o q R!
MADAME CLIFTON

IS now AZ the HOTRL. Roou No. II.
Unicn street, In his city, where she will remain for
a few dsys only. Gene 0ne-cnuc an
Cautiooi Look Outl Haiame Clifton Is fhs rrestesf
Fortune TELLER q tie agei she succeeds Wbeu an others
have failed. All vho arc IN troubie A. % her Tor ad-
vice. To Owe AFFAIRS she never fails. she 80 ~
secret o. winning the sIectous Of ths ouuo.its So.
she shows you the portrait o. your future wife. husband,
~ atseut friend 10 D. veil known 70 the public A. large
that she is the arsf md oniY one Who can show ne IKE
ness IN reality and can give entire satisfsrtian in an
ne caucerus o. life. which can Be tested rud proved ~
thoasanf5i beth married and single, Who daily visit rer.
they enter he rooTn.
Ladies, 81 70 ssi Gentlemen. s9to y. Extra charge
frr iruEllg like1esses. oeT-2ws
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REMOVAL.
GOGGIN, TRADER & HOLT

HAva NOV TO No Is FRONT ROW where
III they will b. pleased 70 see their Old customers and
friends, and as many new oaes as nay feel disposed t.
give rs . call. oar stock q BtEzing, Rope, Bacon, To-
haace, Groceries, etc, Il secoud 10 acne IN TIE city. We
store and sell Gotten at 70 cents per bale; store a3d
81 = a % cents per bale.
Planters and others viii dud they have consulted their
interest b. calling N Is Il No 10 Front TOW, next door
70 Nessrs. OrEin 4 CO TIE house formsriy occupied b.
M-ssrs- B. ?. Bali \ O..
os-iavim GOGGN, TRADER = HOLT.
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3 ccufdrtahls RESIDENCE Of six rooms, and
- ersV reculred Improvement % which Is attached
b god Earden, lccated near the tzDctisu o. Pigeon kooE
Hrs Besl reefs. Possession Hven Immediately. Foi
terms apply &C. y * PBTERs,
a-lT ~ Eouth side Court square.
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CoLoRED BENEVOLENT SocIETy-Since no
public fund IS set apart for the especial bens-
ut Of coIorsd persons, and they are "destitut'
Of any form Of society,"" an organization is
being instituted in Memphis for their especial
benefit. We have not seen a circular Of the
proposed association, but We learn from the
.Hrgas that it is to be composed and Offered
exclusively By colore6 folks. Il says that
shaving lived in the city Of Memphis q num-
Der Of years, and seeing the colorsd people
destitute Of any form Of society, the founders
sf this association have taken a step which
they hope may be for the good Of all who may
attach themselves to its principles" Among
the principles we find the following: "No mem
Der shall chew tobacco during meeting, under
a penalty Of fifty cents" Hard on the staple
pro uet OF Ole Virginny. "Auy member found
intoxicated, or rioting in the streets, shall be
reported to the meeting, and fined not less than
one dollar" The member "found' would Be
likely to be reported at another bar than the
soeIsty's, we hope, and be fined more than one
dollar for "rioting in the streets" The inten-
NAAs "a tAr 1ANAGA1 nay I~ wy N1
but they may safely trust our police on the
latter principle without extending bsnev-
olent fines and penalties for criminal ofenses.
FAILUEEs.-Failurss in business produce
CONSERVATION in financial circles, failures Of
banks cripple business operations, failure Of
water makes dry docks Of our wharyes and
dry times among stsamboatmen, bat the fail
urs Of the mails affects all classes Of the CON
munity, and leaves them in doubt as to what
is transPiring around them. The wants Of
civilization are numerous, but as the food sup
plies to the body the stimulant which s~ustsins
it, so he feed Of the mind supports our civili-
and indirectly uPholds our institutions.
the present age Of the press and the next
would degenerate. In the name Of c~iyilizs-
-i7n-by the genius Of cur progressive in
Yoke the postmaster to hurry up TIE nails. "
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NKw ORLEANS, October Is.-The United States mail
steamship star OF tae West will sail on the 2si inst. for
New York, via Havana.
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NOTICE.

uAFING this Gay SOLD orr eutIrs s.eek o. ssssIss
II AarnesA satiey Hardware, sh1e FndinEs. ere.
~ r. BeEoie, Ne W1uif tazefhis occasion b rrtrrn
AAlA y our rlenaf and TIE public generally for te
Alnl pitno-aze heretofore EXTENDED 20 ~. u retirinF
nlm me business, We take pleasure In reo8mmaafrs
or successor a. one worthy o. pubic ust---.rs ~ ~
lag a gsn1eman o. correct business ha5its. ara havinr
8 prrcIea E~n9Ulsdge Of the business
". p LEWIS 4 Bro.
HAftNf bonzht o1t the abovg-uamsd arm. vii
a olLnle 0e business al heretofore 81 tie GA
2 E1nld BE- pleased % receive TIE patrana1e
-efalnore extended tony pre1eces1ra. hoping By st-if
.NrlLm o. brstusst 90 give eurire safisfactian. ~
friends and ne p1hlc generally VIII knsu whers 4, snf
Ll4l-5mI J. r BEGBIE.
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Drs. l.. w. Gabbert and g.. ~.
RTDHrn-

TO6sTHER give special attention to eli forms o. chrou
&c diseases, bat more particularly TO diseases Of Lang,
Bye and womb. They also remove Cancers, Tumors,
etc, with or without the kpife, and perform all surFica
operations in the most approved and soisntiac manner.
They viii board patients from the country, 80 that they
can have he best attention.
Once in Lsnsv's Building, Uui1a street. second doe
from Main. mr22-darIy
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LOUISVILLE, October Is, P. M.-Tbe Ohio river q
falling a. this point with I've feet three inches water in
-. ---.l
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-20

A TAI H0EsE with three mems, c1rne
u O webster and KAN streets A Ten year, leas
OF q large Dot, or q lease Tor a shorter tine % desired
ADDRESS n. C. o. AppeA amce. ocf2-Iwa
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NOTICE.

on and after the FIRST DAY OF SEP
TEEBER. wewinmovs CIR business operations TO Hope
field Arkansas, where one,or the other o. the firm viii
te f1und every Tuesday. THURSDAY and Saturday, from
10 1'd75 A. n uuus o'oscs ?. T.. No business
Wi be- transacted In Memphis.
-.r- Mr-nr -nnr.-
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Arrival OF Vessels al New Orleans.
NEW ORLEASS. October Is.-Ths ships Pacific from
New YorE, sud Primes OF wales from Bsth, arrived Al
this port to-day.