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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-04

We are glad to see that the -arale1dr hss
been enlarged fact which NsrnSStassd 10
notice yesterday. However moch our reich
bors may differ from u politically. we are
glad 10 see them hourishirg pseuniariy ard
personally, which is eriscsd by heir arProxi-
nation to q ~elephandns p proportions.
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afh Advertisements.
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5000 siA sS SsIi i7 5 ;;i6s "a asJ 80 ' Fsl 81. low b,
" II. sLOVER & o
fea-3t No rs FRONT Rrw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-04

A. Brooklyn, New York, the government is
bsldinE q new marine barracks.
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Mssirs. Ford, Shield and Woods had leave
to record their votes in favor Of the passage Of
the hank bin, and Messrs. Davidson, Beatty
and Heb against the same.
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49, WI as saH AaArANN
It must be remembered. however, that this
excess OF 10000 bales implies that the sane
unprecedented amount Of new crop cotton
should be received in 1860 as in 1854 result
certainly quite possible, bat scarcely likely to
be renewed.
y now becomes necessary TO examine The
probable requirements for consumption and ex-
port. Let ~ first glance at the latter. As in
an early part Of this statement, the EXPORT.
from America 70 the Continent was committed
at l,050,0OO baies, allowing virtually FOR the
increase In the consumption, but simply filling
no the vacuum in stock created BY the war. Il
would be fair to assume the export Of 4 nsri-
can cotton from this country az less than I5O.-
600 bales, being the average OF the last two
years. On this su7position the Continent "a n
receive 10000 bales Of American cotton
and il Z likely that the actual corsumnffo8
there viii about equal that amount and were
l. not for the rapid development going ia the
consumption OF Surats, a larger share OF
American cotton would be requisite but since
tae peace OF ~NllalFranca, concluded in Iulv.
the eheapness Of Sarat cotton has given !
wonderful impetus 10 its consumption on the
Continent. II weekly export OF that class
for the past six month"; has averaged not less
than 200 bales, or double what il reached in
the first half Of the year and if this class of
cotton ontinu a. depressed in value thougl-
out the year as u has been for some months
past The Conti1ent demand will hardly fall
short OF It's recent enormous scale. Il is not
likely, however, that Surats will c~onIfnue
much longer relatively 50 much ehssper nan
American cotton, and thus the in-ducemept to
use them nay be weakened and in that case
it might not Dc "a E 10 estimate the export for
the year at more than 100000 bales against
273 5000 bales last year. This excess will
likely be increased, however, as far as he
Continent is concerned, by larger shipments
direct from Bombay.
Putting the export Of long stapled cotton the /
as last year, the comparison will hon HI
AZ follows.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-02-04

Mr. HebD's resolution to bring the election
OF Judges and Encouragement on the sami
day with the County elections coming up IL
order II was read and rejected BY yeas D.
nays 80.
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billiard FAELEs-Fhs.aah safenf Cusni1n-
u nearly new sd 20 ureer AprlFE
lasT D. g A. POLLOCK.
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II NNIEa IlT NNFes
Near GOV. Harris. f11r ar-rs cleared. balance b.rrfi-
.uNy tmberai. ne h7usr o. rsarT new. r%Hnftinrne
Ave rols, IAN. won't ana b1sF zarch. s-rvanrs RON
Eitc1e1, risfsrnr ra1l-e. crH. etc.
, 1860-08-13

Locke says the r+:st resolute liar cannot con.
dense more than oae lie ia every three seuten-
cts. One Of the fnest powers OF tue Times
WIS its daily refu' s!ion Of this tallacy. Il WIS
naughty and triumphant in lts manner Of tell.
ing untrntls It conquered By them; i re-
soft, felt.footed lies, insinuatiug and genteel,
but solid, brave, Formidable lies, full OF all the
strength and lus.ipess Of their sin-the sturdy,
truculent yeomen q raendacity- This was re.
MUS. 1t showed The real off isus 'nfernns-the
genuine mendacious Douglasisrn. As men Of
sense instinctiyely admire talent, no matter how
employed. there is general regret at 1he death
OF the" Tina"
hare said that the failure Of the " Time is
omiaous Tor the Dtstglas cause-tor although
the 1inses t. Uerald nuse Douglas name 1T the
mast lead. its editorials show love and de-.
vot!on to Democracy that is incompatible with
any one man'x pal.izanship. It labors with
cousumu1ate ability for the success OF true
Democratic doctrines, and if anything could
hare induced me to vote for one candidate for
The saks Of c'ecsiug another, it would have
been the ingenious arguments aud eloquent aP'
peais Of the ' EAieaJo Yerakd." If re are 10
credit RlIcdt, the JeSuits hud i favorite thread
Of theology called "the doctrine of probability"
or the chances Of salvation through the com.
mission Of sins-a suotle and pleasing method
Of promoting good :ause which pplitica pa
per uuder peculiar circumstancea may be justl-
lied in adopting. Approving as do Of the in
tentip1s Of the "TiHes e. HERALD" l cannot
censare although 1nsy not initiate the course
it has thought best to pursue.
We do not pretend to be very strong in this
State-we were not in 1858. But few us we are.
We hare at least the consolation Of knowing
that We shall be, af'er the 1des Of November,
the only National Democratic party-the only
party ~islia the ll7i.s Of our State whose
prtpop'.s are acceptable to the Democracy Of
the Union, or whose candidates are recognized
Us Democrats by the National party Of cur
country.
lad intended, gentlemen, to advance some
further views upon this point, but the extreme
lateness Of the hour prevents. Trusting that
you will excuse uny oversight or embarrass-
ment necessarily following the peculiar c,reum
stances attendant on to.nighs's proceedings
Of which you are oil aware. l earnestly thank
you for your kind attention and bid ou-good
nirht.
, 1860-08-13
31rcss 4 Tribttltt.
ELECTION OF COMES,


Father Combs lus been elected Clerk Of tho
Court O. Appeals Of Kentucky, by IN i'm
ucusc majority. He is ahead in G5 counties
heard from 10000. The cfiice is not ppli,i-
c.ll one, though it is the most lucrative in the
st',e being worth $4,000 per annum. Men
Of all parties seemed 10 have voted for the old
gentleman, out Of respect and sympathy for
him. lie ia near 70 years old. lie was a
soldier in the war Of lslo and in the Mexi-
eau waF; in both Of which he distinguished
himself as brarc and gallant officer Gen.
Combs was bosom friend Of Henry Clay and
almost lives 10 worship tile mcmory Of the
great statesman This very circumstance gave
him thousands Of votes. We are glad that
tie firm old gentleman has got 81 berth" that
will place him in easy and comfortable circum.
stances during the remainder Of his days. lie
WAS formerly well of, but :dycrsity has re.
ducci him.
Some Of the Kcutuck, papers arc claiming
tue election Of Gen. Combs 1s q test Of party
strcnsill-in short, as Rellevcrett victory
which is prcpostcrous. Large numbers cf ar.
irut Breckenridge ard Douglas men vocG fer
him becaEse they liked him and wanted him
to kave ths oflce, Which they d.: not regard
as involving any political is =up OF test cf Tres
;drutlal preference. As far as heard from
AeC!arty had received 5000 votes aud Dol-
ling 5000. The former is Brcckinridse aud
tie latter Douglas mar. This is about tic
pr'portionate strength Of the Two factions in
kentucky
, 1860-08-13

VINE AwAkEs. ATTENTION An adjourned
meeting Of the Chicago Wide Awake Club will
be held this, Monday evening, at their hall, No.
81 Like street. business of importance to be
transacted, and full atteudascc is desired.
By order, GEO. /. WA1ERxAS,
Sec'y pro. TEN.
, 1860-08-13

~ Madame Anua Bishop, the world re-
novned clnta.rice has nrrived, and will give q
grlild yocal and instrumental concert during
the coming mcek.
, 1860-08-13

Look SHAar.-S Now you see it, and now you
don't. Information having come to onr ears
that pedder is visiting houses and stores, and
apd oil Emporium" and that We have sent hin,
around to solicit orders for cur splendid kero-
seue. we hereby inform the pubic that We
employ 40 agents or assistants in this city out
side our store. TN aud alter the 14th inst our
branch store at 157 West Madison street, will be
| opened. Gas L. NOBLE,
anlO2 1o3 Clark street.
, 1860-08-13

THE ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPA-
NJ have 10000 tescs Of high. rtlinx Prstrte Land,
within ~ nes Of chicago wei! ad1pfsd ~ Kr1zax which
they o6er for <A:e on the most liberal terms.
To those whu wish the huknes Of supplying
the city With fresh N:k, Hnes. vttetables hc
eekibe ,eon Gu b. ssse'ed al hs sa,ss a;s - r..
morning md late st Eight Every facility viii BE- o1srd
10 thoe Who de>r- to e111:nc shese faFds. AFpy 10
LAND D1rAhTNEST, l. =. H. Il. Central le2ot,
Chicago. tt1e3+1n
, 1860-08-13

l. VALUABLE Desc CoNPAS1ox.-Spch an az
ticle certainly is Shaver's Patent Eraser, Pol
Usher, pauer Folder, Gutter, and pencil-sbarp.
ener, a little instrument that answers all pur.
poses. 1t giyes neatly finished point to the
lead, without soiling the fingers in the least.
It works admirably, mud is very nice thing in
every respect. The blade is curved upwards,
with sharp, oral edge for erasing marks, b1o.s,
kc, ftcm paper. Couve1ed on The lower side
to give apolish ard Il finish to she:erased parts.
For polishing the surface after erasing the
marx, it il unequaled by anything heretofore in
use. Tho curve between the blade and the
stanI has keen edge for cutting away the
wood Of the pencil, and The small serrated
groove in the blade gives neatly finished poin,
to the lead, without soiing the hands O. pane,
in the least.
1u 4 word, this Esaser need only be seen and
used TO prove its real worth. 1t will be fount
companion to the writing desk and portfolio,
4. G. Shaver, tho patcntee Of New Haven
Conn, has been in this city Introducing tn,
article to the trade. R. r. Lapdon On Stat
street, opposite the the City Railway Block, /
the agent in this city
Some three OF four different eixes and style
are manufactured, SONS Of them with orps
mental handles Of ivory and mother. .of.pes,ll
suitable to gratif! tho sppreciatire ere Of th
ladies. L is very attractive piece Of cutler,
and will soon pass into the hands OF erery bus
ness nun and lady in the country. We yentu.
to say that the patentce, lii. 4. G. Shaver, wi
| Yoz1f a foFtr fy1rx, a. -f Al.
, 1860-08-13

About hunared OF the Southern excur-
sionisss arrived In this city oa Saturday
evening By the Michigan Southern train. They
were under the care of Capt. Geo. II. Gray, and
Of course they we're in the best possible humor,
for every a:tensinn had been paid to their plea
sure and comfort. They divided between the
fremont md Richmond House. BY the kind
ness os j. Nottingham, Esq., party Of ladies'
aad gentlemen weut out to Miller's station to
meet th. e1cursiouists and very pleasant
socia! hour was enjoyed while approaching the
city. So favorable IN impression had been made
by their frst visit that the Southern ladies and
gentlemen said they appeared to be coming
home-a compliment which We ars glad to be-
lieye cur citizens hare mcr1ted. Those, with
whom VIC conyerscd, expressed themselves
highly delighted with their entire trip, and this
they said was the unanimous opinion Of
| party.
4 portion Of .1e company returned South
| Sunday evening By the Illinois Central road.
! aud quite number are TO Leave for an excur-
sion to Minnesota this morning. A few Of our
citizens vii! accompany the party, aad very
capital time generally may be expected.
The Great Fair at tho Wigwan.
Only fortnight OF preparation jet femalns'
Jet with present promise it will be ample time
| to secure for the Mechanics Fair at the Wig
wan complete success. The premium list is
now being prepared and will be published early
this week.
Among the special premiums will be one Of
*20 for the best display Of agricultural products
, 1860-08-13

EpucA1loSAL.-At the American Normal Con-
vention in Buffalo ". II. Wells, Esq, Superin-
teadent Of the Public Sehools Of this city, nnd
Secretary of ths Eoard Of Education, m TbuTs-
daF afternoon delivered lecture on *Thc Phi
losophy Of Elucation.'
Exclusion TO kESoSuA.-The ETansto1 n.
E. Sabbath School will take M cxcuraion 10
keoosha. Wis, on reI. Saturday, 1S.h inst.
Cars ure to lenve Chicsgo, old Milwaukee, de-
pit, On morning Of excursion at O'Clock.
Tickets for entire trip only 50 cents. Let every
body get ready for cheap and pleasant visit to
our sister State.
%Kangc Of the Thermometer for the week
BY L. l.. O'Ilara, apoethecar: and pharmacsut-
IL, M. 80 Wcst Randolph, corner Of Canal
street.
, 1860-08-13

C1os1xo or TIE Posr OFFICE AT N1Gnr.-
Tie Post Oll;ce will close, until further notice,
at 10 o'clock Pm.
, 1860-08-13

~ Hon. j. Milton Brown and fam;ly, Judge
Clayton mad family, atd one hundred Of the
Southern excursionists arrived ut the fremont
House las: crening-
, 1860-08-13

LINCOLN RANGERS, ArrES71ox.-1our regular
weekly meeting takes place this [Nonday) eve
ming at eight o'clock. Let every member be
present, a. business Of importance is 10 be
transacted. Per order
G. ". BAakEn, Adjutant,
, 1860-08-13

On Saturday morning. Auxust llta, Of cholera ian
tum. ELLEN BLANCHE, infant dauShtar Of Jno. g. and
MArJ L. Cusley. aesd month"; and II days.
- Et&sbusgh pspsss please sopy.
, 1860-08-13

]. a. Smith s Co., IFS Lake street, hare
;bc pest lV;d< A.oate Uniforms got up in the
States, and at lowest prices. Also 10000 Lin.
coin and Hamin medals, and of all the other
candidates, which they sell at New York PHI
ees. aug1l-1.t
, 1860-08-13

CuuRcu's BEST RAsrBEaRI JAW from Sugar
Island, Michigan. The best made. For sale
only st No. % State street. aus-2m
, 1860-08-13

1ess. ETC., cheaper than ever at the Rubber
Store. lis Randolph street, Kingsbury Block.
, 1860-08-13

~: The Chicago, A'!on l. st. Louis Railroad
have kindly rendered t.''Col. ELlsworth's COM
mand two cars for their conveyance from St.
Louis to Chicago.
, 1860-08-13

GnAcE1ASp CEuErERr.-At the formal sledi
cation Of Graceland Cemetery, on the ootA inst.
Rev. Dr.. Cla1kson il to deliver the dedcatory
address,
, 1860-08-13

BREChIyElDCE AND Lane III Chicago.
, 1860-08-13

At the request Of numerous friends Of
the Cadets the Committee OF Arrangements
hare consented. with tl,s permission Of the pro-
prietors Of the Briggs House, to issue limited
number of tickets to shcse desirous 10 be pres.
ent a: the Festival, to be given at the Briggs
House, in honor Of the Zouare Cadets. Tickets
may be procured previous t. Tuesday aeon
next, a. the Baak Of Edward l. Tinkham & Co.
RExovAL.-1n consequence of their greatly
increased business, NessTs. Blackburn Bros,
hayc removed their Leather, Hide aud Shoe
Finding business 10 4d Lake street. To Out
country friends to whom this house is unknown
we would suy, that it ranks high amongst the
Leading houses in their line in the West-te
whom it is known connendation is unneces
, 1860-08-13

Tue "uAruAKERl.'-Ererym member Of the
Musical Union is requested to be present at the
rehearsal, on next Mondny evening a: before
o'clock, and to bring with them their copies
Of the "1Iaymakers," as the Society will COM
mence practising part first, preparatory for the
concert to be givea while on their annual ex.
cursion to ST. Joseph. Also, other business Of
importance will be disposed of pertaining to the
canning excursion.
, 1860-08-13

FARMERS KEEP 70 u Il
i CORN SbErARATE.-A FACT THAT FARM.
EkS SHOULD KNOW W-pule Yellow a:u1n minan IS
In this market rcM Ito CENTS moset MIe1 NJ" III.
subscriber and Ct have raid That 'or ieiow
10 purchase from u,0t l3O tusae!s w-k to
vert rto kiln dried meal tor The Se~ ik AMI otaxs
kess. Ths most Gf That i, se The u!
low and hte together. Farmers vi consult teiE 'Aer.
ct by ac.IeE upHn this nin NH wiling to I1y II
ceats tiee unmixed Yellow. Ia bars
c.ns hoais Don't shp Ls n 'ne .r* A. tic rais
not keep 1t sepafa,e. SlLfn> rEk MAlsSII-
Ch:eaxp. August ltth, }s61--all3xE.
, 1860-08-13

TnE FREE DExoCRAr.-We received a call en-
Saturday from Mr.. Earl Marble Of the Saint
Joseph (Mo.) Frte Democrat who interds re-
maiaiae in our city several days for the pur-
pose of introducing that valuable paper among
our citizens and business men, as both means
Of obtaining a view Of the progress of the bat.
lie in Western Missouri between Freedom and
slavery, aud also ennb!ing them to claim and
command much larger tEado in that portion
Of Missouri and Kansas. The F!:te Democrat
has large circulation in both Kansas and Mis-
souri, and cur business men would do well to
head tbs stream Of tra1e now flowing from
there to st. Louis, aud further cas-, but which
can JUS. IS we'll be turned to Chicago, A little
energy on their part is all that is necessary.
And they will also at the came time be encou1-
aging u worthy organ Of a worthy cau.e by the
mite thus thrown in, aiding Missouri toward
throwing cn the shackles of slavery, and stand.
| ing raneonsd smoug her free sisters.
Mr.. c. IL. S:riven, the veil kao*n advertising
| AGENTS receives all advertisements and transact
all business pertaining to the sane in this city.
We commend the Free D<:=ocrdt to liberal re.
ception among our business community.
, 1860-08-13
Mem advertisements.

hB {. Il, SCEFr1N, Atse.stsias 4gent g cs1-teF1u.
Il aGtsrt~rf 10 rn~tss AdveTAt>:s Ter fkts c~t .! -
I .aitna Portys ofsAe lvaTt4 Hea. :Slsest:
, 1860-08-13

the resolutions Of ccpsure on Gen. Jactsop.
MF. Campbe!l concluded by referring to the
state and condition to which til. Democratic G
party has been brought by Mr. Douglas gene.
rn4shlp-a condition in which they could not
elect constable in the smallest precinct in Ill
OF Northern Illinois. If no Douglas had ever
been born the Republicans would have bren
nhlif,ad tn inranf nnn
, 1860-08-13

ITATE OF ILLINOIS, County
bsr Term lst0 L. t. raine Flser vs. Tota. Mst.r Elxl
lane Mlis, urnn g. Ml,. uon'y +: .,!!!er b.tsy =.
al tue 1esidenee OF Tobias er, dt'suant Atuse
naaea, having BEEN ae 10 The Office o! tc t'v1s Of sd
Circuit Court Euuk cuunty, ice Is lerehy
raid Tobias Miller, that said comp anant did his bill uf
ronpa!nt in sad Court the Chancery de thereof,
upon Issued out Of saa Cnnr. aa:tst - ue:..d.s
tur.able On The ss Monday Of SclD.s,Ler es s*0 ISIS
~ law required. Now, you. the eld Tobias Miller,
shall per.onaly be nd appxsr before said Circuit coss
t, 6e noaen 1; ChIeaso, IL tas ala ;euaty, N IL:
F'rst M.n:ay q Sspt-Iber IT. and t1s u. 5lsw:r
and the alters and things theteEn charged aud t-
viii b. iakcn confessed ami Il! cree t1eFel a-lrst
yeu ascotaiig 4 10 the prayer VI sal1 Lii.
, 1860-08-13

- By telegraph, Of the 11th, to Col. Rus-
sell. the Cadets will reach home on Tuesday
evening next, at II Pm.
Messrs. J. A. Smith l. Go. will furnish a neat
aad appropriate Tiger Badge TO be worn by
those participating in the reception.
Tie badges Fill be for sale at their store and
the principal bookstores and news d.pots :;
also at Osborn e. james, under the fremont.
, 1860-08-13
llAant91.

w A n rE D-To Exchange 4
w choee Farm in Champaign county. Illinois.
vau"d At ae,os' an stock Hous, and Shoes Of ah%,s
~ o. fer property within The civ lnn* OF thi
eas, Apply 10 JU!tS WUuLAER. 6t4 Lake str It,
fup..:aiTs} T34ts1:.lm
WANIhD-To exchange, 4 good
w Livery Stock. consisting Of HoF-e-,. cassisseN
Nux@iss NaEnt k- for sma!l pr we'd Farm within
~, Any Eilrs q .:heax, Eo* HOUSE and LIT In
Ch:raxo. >outn side preferret. Address WALrEK
SHERMAN, Box 369, call at Is lt,ndoIpA 'trest,
Chicaxo tYl4-c.3+ Int
, 1860-08-13

! las Champion through at every thrust, aud then
with tue graceful bow Of q courticr and the e1.
qusite mocxing the devil, ask after their health.
With such cause we can afford to be content
nd ricIa Gatohi"
| The fact is, it is becoming every day clearer
| that in an alliance with the knoK. Nothiugs Of
the South, aud the dlsaffected Republicans Of
the East rests tue ouly hope Of the Doustasitc cs
to iojurc Breckenridge aud Laue. The opposi-
tioa press OF the border States prove the first,
the eleetionecring tour Of Nj. Douglas the
| second
WHARF is Mr. Douglas BOW? Refreshing his
recollecti' Of American History at the base Of
bunker Hill, under the escort of that little
cortorie OF gentlemen who compose tue Douglas
Democracy in Observation-Disclosures to
gather some Of the dust Of Webster upon his
shoes, and trying like dull tourist to grow
eloquent from Assooiation-relieyingC College
exercises from the weasisome elegance of classic
recitationa by the iuelegant weariness Of his
distinguished platitudes on self government
deserving 10 astonished saYans IN the shade:
Of Harvard the origin Of Squatter Sovereignty
and ''wasesing ull the schools" with his endles:
rcpetitions on the !" great principle that urder
lies" and outlles all other principles. 1t il
not custom believe for Presidential nominee!
tn advocate upon the stump their own supesio
me rita for that high of1ice.
But as MI. Douxlas is said 10 be q p1easan
orator when on an agreeable topic, it woul'
scarcely be generous to deny him the onl
} pleasure he seems fkely 10 derive from hi
; nomination. Certainly If keen appreciation
; Of The magnitude Of his subject be any incen
! tive 70 an orator, the Judge ought to furnis
, ut with some eloquent bursts of autobiograph.
. Why he should have selected the Republiean
Of New England for his 6rst auditors is pre-,
l ~ speculative question for those Democrat
. who remember his cntangling alliance durip
. the Lecompton struggle.
! lam not prepared to deny, gentlemen, III,
t Douglas is ascendant in this State, and partlc,
$ larly in this city: But the heydsy Of its vige
!" has passed, Of which We have had recently Bon
: significant oa,ens. It muat be within the men
= ory Of many men that tho Chicago 1snses vi
e once published in this place. Bat as Ella,
)" oldgrowiug iu grace Was translated, 10 it N,
BE- said Of the e. Tine, it has 'gone up." The
r Is not cleaning OF it left. The Reaper ha
II done its work well. The lamentatioas Of Il
; Douglasites over its departure is heard as dol
t. fully around our corners ae tue wall Of Il
n damned that wander BY the Skyx. Edited wi
= great ability it was paper Of marked and vi
l. orous traits.