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, 1860-12-17

TIE SOUTHERN TlEw.-Qnc Of The 1nu-!
difficult things VIC know uf is t" form Hi accE-
rate opinion on tho present condition Of Amir
ic:,tl affairs. II Inns freq7cntly llappenra
amongst vnst dcmocracics, in times Of gre:
public excitement, that the oriEions and leti
ings Ut !; majority Of the people have been
m:eiuti.ed, because ii las been in tie r.,wtr..f
a lew 10 CONCEAL ull thoEc thlues which they
do not desire 10 appear, and fo palm Ill thar
own wiehcs ~ thuee of the entire community.
The waters Of tic South have bcc1l violently
stirred, and m 4 consequence the filthy srt!'-
lncnt-luw enough in pcaccas,1c times-has
l,ecn br..n-ilt tnl lie surface. Wccan REG notl;-
In. now ,Yl fsntl aud dirt. The 1,.Oet grinti-
in. tyrann: which at this nlt mcnt trt'ullta
any 1t,r1iuh Of Euroj'c. is nov here equallcd by
the lnu:tlaw Of the So1lil. III Ernttia itsr!t
The austrian 1cns durn.s would moi dare II
uIa1trrat the people rs tite citizens nf tue lnl-
ted States are, day after dhy, week after week.
treated i'll St'uth Carolina, in Georgia, Lou:s:.
ANA mid Alabama
II any rotrntl.c, be be who he may, should
venture without trial, without legal proof,
without reason. 10 tar and feather 1T, Amer
can !; to whip lin mcrcilessiy, to ride him Oh
rail, 10 commit upon him any one OF the n,!-
nlcrous indiSnitics tho I" mean wlitcs'" Of the
sl1yc States arc such ntltpts in; throughout
the United States, ilr,u the boundaries ri Cnn-
ada ia the shores Of tlic Mexican Gull, thts.:
would be one unanimous cry for redress. And
~, manar.t;a y" stn,1-, ,s., 4',s H'.n
the slave Sta1cs iu safety. lie might 70 t"
''.;o,s ~ a..1 h., .,,-o ~ ,;,.;, 4ro.t,.,s;.,
h,; IT. I'm ''t rcnt,,sc v;,,,,n r.,ch rr H..
.,.s;..,, .,,;r,1r ~ ;r - hn ,,nt
ti,a, 1a I,,,ds an,;s1,xcrr nn;n;ons ~ 1r,.r,,
.'I, .,,, =. ~, .,',sS,,, ~, h. NJ! -"
s,;f =" H. "era,o ,.;th IL" In, sn"- .rs .nna..
~ ~" 49, na,, a'n ,';,; , ',si ~. sunas
w. 81. IT. H. ".M pte.. Iun o11s
uo'ts :" ,nue anis's.ea ~ s1 10 LII: ls'
, 1860-12-17

The f1rst section makes constitutional, il
thc future, what in the past VIC hare done in
deAancc OF tho Constitution. The acquisition
III territory is All act Of too much mag1lit ut.:
TO bs done by joint resolution, {as in the ca. e
OF Icxas,} and should only be accomplished
What is yielded BY the second section: Tie
man WHO thinks that Congress has the ri..E:,
under the Constitution rs it now exists, O
prohibit slavery in the Territories, md Il I.
man who denies the right, simply consent ~
authorize the people Of the Territories 10
determine the matter for themselves. Is
tt,at unjust or unequal to any portion Of TIC
country?
What will be its cnecte No one, not even
Mr. fancey, supposes 1t to be possible to mai c
any ofotr present Territories into Slave State.
even in the absence uf Congressional rtstri"-
ton The most extreme rcstrictiopists do y
hot propose to npply the restriction to ot.:a,-
lied Territories. The bills submitted at tl.c
lhst session Of Congress for the organization ol
new Territories do not contain a prohibition.
AL the territory now in our possession, is
therefore, secure to freedom.
1fothcr territory shall bc acquired, The re,-
pic of the future may he presumed 10 be qui.c
a' wise, as patriotic, and as capable Of sel::ov-
cEnnlenf, - those Of tie present time. am
willing to leave thu question With them, to st,-
tic Il may be deemed right under the clrcu1l-
stances which may then exist.
Some znny object i'ccauSe " slavery" is mcs-
tioif.d. Il is rad ti-7t Mr. Madison dill not
desire this word "slarc" IN the original Com
titutio1,, BECAUSE Lc n:ls unwilling that futu:
y s', uId know that slavery existed in the Cui-
ted statcf. Did he suppose that History
wonld tal TO record 1Ac fact: 1t is ton iaes-
orabfe for that 1t is reality, and as elst:l
n.usi be considered and controlled.
The third aud fourth sections make cors:i-
tutlona! what many now think doubtful.
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, 1860-12-17

i great Ball il to come OF for The benefit Of
those who have Nothing 10 wear" And this
il pleasing variation OIL the usual state oi
facts, since, it is no novelty for IN afftr OF tic
kind to be gotten up and brlskly participated
In BY those Just in that destitute condition,
II the indies themselves arc to be believed be-
fofrlland, when bnsy mll!Ineis autts--1na1tar-
makers drive their flying needles TO relieve tho
positively shockin. wants Of this nature known
to all male relatives Of Flora McFlimscy and
her sistcrhood.
For this Grand Bali, according TO its design,
1hc cutirc order Of things is to be changed.
Costumes arc to be selected with view 10 aul
OH tho scale Of those whose pcr7lcxity is no;
between Paris robes, shining silks, anil fairy
tissucs, but wlcrewithal they shall l,c clothed
at oil. Think Of that, and they will think q!
1t who, reading the announcement iu another
column, euter into the spirit Of the atrLr ami
once for sweet cAarity's sake make up Bail
attire.
The managers are not imposing a rigid ru:o
in this matter. There is NO strict regulation
Al to costume, but the end and purpose Of tn:
Ball will bc best answered, md all its results
tne host saiuaole' lhe more near! tnc lar
ones aao tne'l a'tenoants 1s'iise 1nc loea u
*Calico Ball the lalics dressed in fabric to
Which circumstances limit the larger share Of
their sex for li!e, . iabric peculiarly home
aEAir, the opposite remove from Journalism
and rules Of etiquette. And to keep them
company the gentlemen are 10 remember that
while clothing may be at once warm and
stylish, very large class in our midst are only
tou willing to accept, and yet too largely denied,
the former quality
The Calico Ball invites everybody to re-
member the poor, and give not only their at
tendance, but their ball costume to the same
LII other cities these occasions lave bcc, most
notable successes. and this. the frs, in our
city, will doubtless show that, as is their wont,
happy vein has been struck for the benefit Of
the Ministry at Large, by the Committee and
numerous citizens who have selected it and
sustain it rs the a1moner Of their generous
bounties.
Tct the Calico Bail be q success. Let its
returns be large amount Of liberal aid, 4 store
of warm clothing, which the POOR need. Let
everybody read the announcement in another
co1nnn. and .sclcct vour partners far ttc
..c,1;co R,,fn
, 1860-12-17

Shields Soc1AD1E.-Thc Shields Guard
give their annual Sociablc at their Armory in
Board Of Trade Block, this evening.
, 1860-12-17

TIE WEA1nEn.-Nc are in the lnidst Of &C.
liehtlul winter weather. There is not SHOW
enough for sleishing, though in tho interior oi
tile State they are handsomely off in thls Ee
ercct. Forty rlles west of this city, IN thc
Fox River Valley, the slcishs arc slipping
about nlcrrilr.
, 1860-12-17
aurtlDll Elles.

RY GILBERT & SAMPSON.
- GxSkalL Arc1mSxsRs
Superior Furniture. Bed-teais and UquS4hold
Goods, 1t luetioa.
On TUESDAY. Dec 18th. AZ i. O'Clock We viii all
1t our store No Lake street. without reserve ar0y
and extensive Ut Ill kln1s de
PAElOl, BEDROOM AND plNlxG LOOx FUE-
StTCRE,
II Mahogany Oak Rosewood aaJ Walnut. E1e1Rnt
Aarole.Top Chamber suits. Eed,seadA uureAua. Id
deli. .dtkl-.t GILBERT 4 SAMPSON nrrf9nnaA~o
, 1860-12-17

.
sent pc: An. Express Co., Dec.
u. l$<aA to S. c. Pumc1oy, At
c:li.on, kansas. ......,.,E r.
$,5l. -
JoNS, EVANS, Chicago, III
Masonic.
AT the Annual Convoca,ioa If Washington
Chapter No. 43 Royal Arch Masons, held on
Friday, Dec. 18th, tic following officers we're
.,1u
, 1860-12-17
Gbira9n Grihuttc.


To Mail Subscribers. AZ
The date an tho slip which your name i.
printed, tells when yore subscription runs &C,
Keep an ESQ 1t.
, 1860-12-17

Metars Wood Henderson !; Corawel
Dear Sfrs
AZ We intend to pass Ldc Rerudl-
ating al debts to Northern lanatis, and Abo}l.
tions II. vel bB necessary for you to Show i
C1ean Shirt r = q i before pay you fur tEc
Span Of Mules for which you hold my note
for with Hayes & Guest as Shuritya
II your ar Right on The Goose let me hear
f5o1u yon az your .Silence will e taken as judge.
1ncnt gainst, you and the money with le-lM
If all Right tile money will be IEtid
yours very Respectfully
Nd, SGRAnAA
TC will ron tax d hSn0er
, 1860-12-17

STILL ANOTHER lSSocEST.-A coEntsy cS-
changc gives the details Of the recent fccring
OF 4 man named Ross, from Clinton, Dewitt
county, at the st. Louis, Alton & Chicago de-
pot in this city, last wc:&. II Was done by the
confidence game, and the victim paid his whole
nile of over 800 fsr tho moral not to trust
strangers in depot who seek to borrow money.
, 1860-12-17

IrreprcssIblo Condict.''
{Continued.)
The Lun5crmcn'z Ad.trtiser publishes the fol
loving letter received by I well-known 1r1o III
this city:
LAX pRov1pEscs Ii Noy 1850.
IL
Chicago
Netars Wood Henderson l. Cor1wen
, 1860-12-17

q The range Of the thermometer during
the last week rs noted by E. L. o'Ilasa, Apotl~
ecary and Pharmaccutist, corner Of West Ran.
dolph and Canal streets, was as follows:
, 1860-12-17

HOLIDAY PRESENTS.
.Ai%o, largo Invoice Of Hohc:!aa wasa eoapztktax
many Articles of 81. at tcAuty sn1 value.
Also, ono Of ts- largest ard 3n.,t .41rrtnaarfn o4
1Attd toat3s ,euc IN fE4 .ty rGbuc
Raft AID Il fTnn1 of tie fF. nnls turcr- H. .ta
Cnted St1tc together ~tt;l Afx~ r.,IlettE rf ri
m Figures. ls.ouz+*, Errneh t1't"rs+ -. DC. tho
whole comprising If t+4 Ane>t 4ser.nsot evtE
arranged i.lr sAl; III !: /. city.
III" shove :rNts III h. ready 1,r e1a h:tcn 10 tho
pnf.ic on Friday f,.i''s, n.rc:lh h. .st =: y L.
Thr above Esds sT" -~s to with "strueu.uA aa
Wi1Aont reserve fer ea-.
deIcd6s+9t GILBERT i SAMPSON, Auc,.ae
, 1860-12-17

Ii Mr. Cough gives lls second and lafl
lecture OH A. London" before the Young
Mcu'a Association. this evening, at Mctropol:-
ta., Hail. To prevent 4 rush, tho ticket office
will be opened from s clock An, and the seats
in thc hall will be arranged 50 As to acc. m.
modate IS many as possible. It will be an iu-
.lencndcn: lecture, aud season tickets will not
alu1it to it.
, 1860-12-17

RUIZ OvEH nj 4, STREET CAH.-On Friday
evening young man named Thomas Briggs
was run orcg by = State street Tar, in attempt
in5 to jump on wh.lc the g=r sns lin1cr heasi1
way. Ills left leg was badly fractured and lac
cratcd below tue knee. lie resides on Michi-
Can avenue Drs Hitchcock and Tucker
dressed tho wounds, and the limb will h~
saved. It isa fair warning to all to exercise
caution III lcapin. IRON cara In motion.
, 1860-12-17

Sor11 SIDE SEATING CLrn.-Wc understand
on Friday evening last, md formed skating
club under the name Of North Side Skating
Club" The following named gentlemen were
shoscn to he ito officers: J. O'Neil, President !;
]. IL Dixon, vicc.Prcsidcnt; Sam'l D. Childs,
Secretary J. Barrett, Treasurer.
It is their intention TO meet in friendly cen
tact with any othct club that is now, or may
be formed, at any Of The games usually played
by skaters.
, 1860-12-17
Nem advertisements.

ROARDING.-A suite Of pleasan:
IL front rooms and .tas:e room with board TIA
now be had II No. - Mict4 an Avenue de1G11f
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-20

Domestic Markets by Telegraph.
sAE FRAscIsco. Oct. She markets are depreES-
ed. Candles are quoted At 2s22He. ns provision
market closed dan. Crushed sugar ia quoted At l4e.
Wheat closed steady Al unehangsd prices.
NEW ORLEANS, october 10, P. M-Cotton-Ths mar
tet closed arm. Tie sales Of to-dsy amount 70 1890
bales ct uEet1Ac. for New orleans middiings. The
sales Of the past week smonnt 70 1850 bales. The
receipts o. the past week amounl 70 s. 90 bales. against
2,o00 bales Daring the same time last yesr. The exports
Of the week amount to $3.50 bales. ms total experts
o. the season smsunt to ia, 900 bales. The receipts a.
this port are 81. 900 bales less ihan last year. ms s.sck
At al southern ports is 1900 bales less than last year.
The stock az this port amounts To 1880 bales. Sugar
closed dull, with a declining tendency, At 7k@ske
Nolasses Is qaoted 81 s5c. Whisky is seuiHg Il 20k9
&c. Tobaos3 closed arm At sI-2Ss lac. for legs, and
So as. for ane leaf. Codes closed arm. ne sales Of
the week amount 70 7s0O bags. Prime eonee is selling
stl4KSI5s. he imports Of he week amount to $50
bags. The stock 1t this port amounts to lGOoo bags
ssainst so bags at the same tine last year. Freishts
on cotton 70 Liverpool, 17-I28s-is. Exchange on Lon
d5n 7KSsK. Bills o; ladiug on London, GK97E.
sight exchange on New York, X discount 70 par.
CISsISSAu. October 1s. P M.-Flou closed dull =.
al 10. PORK closed steady At siz 75SIs. whisky Is
selling al IS. sugar is qsoted At 50 s.iA. CoSes
closed At I58 1894. Nolsssss closed Al 42a4s. wheat
elases dull. Oats are selling At sOc. LinSssd oil Is
quoted at57e per gal.
NEW YORK. October Is. P. K-cottan-ne market
is excited at % advance o. k2E SALES Of $50 bales
at lIhc. Fiour-d1sos Gull having declined Sc sales
Of II. 900 sbs at s5gTa5S Whest-has declined PC.
arm sales o. 100 bbis At sls.i2zGIs.25.
Of $1,000 bushsis At 7sE@Hk. Lard
closed quiet 81. Ias 9Ise, vita sales Of $50 bbIs. cos-
arn ana quiet, with Eales Of 800 bags Of St.
q
Porto Rice sud a58ssc for New Orleans, with sales Of
100 bbis. sugar-closed quiet reaners and spectators
f-qT7 10
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-20

A POLICEMAN BEFoRE THE REcoRDEE-
A new recruit on The night police force, one 3.
=. Hines, was before the recorder yesterday,
and fined $50. ME. fines is not in the habit
Of taking too much y he "srdsnt,7 but to
guard against the dengue be makes a prsetic.
duTlag iis preyalsnes o. imhibiHg in an ounce
a day By way Of preventive, which the maxim
bss dogmatized az being better than a pound
OF cure. Bu. on Thursday night Mr.. Hines
divided his ouaos into sizissa drams-a homeo-
pathic procedure, certainly, IL the Grams bad
been The 10 B Of an ounce While under the
effects Of this msdicine Mr.. Hines met a lady
from Africa on DeSoto street and politely
asked her for her passport, Visses by the sigma
ture Of soms proper aalhority." The ere
deutals we're produced, and after a close scTu-
tiny through his Argus eyes, which saw in ey-
ery direction, Mr.. Hines pronounced them
Illegal, and proceeded to make demoastrsti0Ls
to take the girl to the eslaboose, when she
became alarmed, and her screams procured as
sis,snce in the person Of the mistress and Der
two daughters. IN The struggle to take the girl
to the cslaboose, Hines literally tore the
crosses OF the mistress and Der two daughters,
IN The midst Of which determined effort to @do
bis duty officer Day arrested Hines and took
him to the lookup. Quey-An "ouncs Of
preventive" having brought Mr.. Hines into 90
much trouble, what would have been the result
Of the dengse and a "Pound Of euFe9"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-20

AFFRAT N WAsHIEGToE.-Last evening,
about O'Clock, Col. T. Allen, Of Georgia, and
NJ. Russell, Of Georgia, were standing near
Browns hotel, when they were aecosted BY
Mr.. Robinson, Of the Navy Department, whs
called Mr.. Russell aside. While Mr.. Russell
and Mr.. Robinson were engaged IN CONVERSE
ton, fhe subject OF which was unknoUnto Mr..
Allen Mr.. James Henry, OF Washington. came
up, and after some remarks struck Mr.. Robin
son and knocked hin down. Col. Allen, see
ing this, rushed 10 protect bis friend, and, to
prevent a disturbance, pulled Henry away BY
the collar Of bis coat. The latter struck Col.
Allen a violent blow under the left eye. Col.
A. severely punished bis sssailant, and soon
succeeded 10 placing him k0rs d. conbaf.
Shortly aftsrward, while Col. A. was standing
10 front OF Browns Hotel, Henry and q num-
Der Of bis friends renewed ths assault, but
were soon compelled TO retire. We are happy
to learn that Col. Allen, whom we know 70 be
a gentleman Of the highest honor an charae-
ter, sustained but very trifing injuries.-COs-
stffEh0a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-20

DR. WARSER, THE CHIRoPoDIsr. - We
would direct public attention to the conspicu-
Gus advertisement Of DR.. Warner, to be found
In this mornings issue Of our paper. He
cones to spend the entire winter in our midst,
AID brings with him the recommendations Of
many Of the first and most respectable citi-
zsns Of Mobile, Alabama, where be has bern
resident for several years. Among the num-
Der We recognize the names Of DR.. J. c. Mott,
A B. Meek, John Forsyth. and others Of like
reputation. We take pleasure in publishing
the following tribute paid his medical skill BY
the Mobile TribuHs Of April 18th, 1860:
DR. WARSER-We publish this morning
the advertisement Of our distinguishes resi-
dent chiropodist, DR.. Warner. L is now
going on two years since be settled himself in
Mobile. Within this period he has made a
reputation, not only as a good citizen, but
highly skilled in bis profession, and as a
gentleman full Of integrity and social cour-
tesy.
Considering the special objection to any
thing which resembles quackery that prevails
among the medical profession, the numerous
testimonials Of the merits Of DR.. Warner
which have been given BY our best physicians
are the highest evidence Of bis worth Il isn't
every one-even though he may be skillfui-
that can get such testimonials
Considering all these facts, the public must
conclude that DR.. Warner IL entirely worthy
OF their confidence.
Thus having a skTllful and reputable physi-
clan always al hand 10 cure the ills Of orr feet,
the next question is as 10 the miseries Of those
ills Il is = very poor OF a very mean man
that viii not secure The luXury which is at
band. We SUSPECT that corns, although en-
durable, and not generally fatal to life, pro-
duee Just as much misery in the aggregate as
the aeutest disease. The evil is Infinitely
10 the temper. We have one friend who
seems to have no trouble except this. The re-
sult is, a naturally sweet temper is made
irrascible, and sometimes almost into.ersble.
We recommend him TO visit DR.. Warner. He
may regain his temper and appetite and pro-
long bis life BY the skillful maniPulstiOns Of
that gentleman.
For the benefit Of the afflicted DR.. Warner
that he viii remain in the city during
the whole winter.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-20

MAsoSIc.-Ths officers Of the grand lodge
OF Kentucky for the next term are as follows
II. " Lewis Lsndrun, Of Stanford, ". G.
n; R. ". {. J. Hinton, Of Padueah, D. G.
n. ". Hiram Bsssstt, Of MsysviIls, c. S.
"; W Ed, H HobsOn, OF Grsensburg, grand
secretary; A. G.. Hodges, Of Frankfort, grand
treasurer; ]. B Richardson, OF Lexington, G..
S. and T.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-20
gfns bp GfIegrapb


ST. JcsrrH. No, October D-Nessri- Russell. Ma
jd a Co p tsn-asy poasy express srrivei here yssief-
Gay from San Fftneisco vita California aiviees 20 the
eh inst.
The steamship Golden G.fe EFrired 81 sas FFaneiso'
win the steamship John L. stephens intos. Il iae-
timated thai il viii cost ssQ.o0o 10 repair the damage
sustained By TIE John I. Stephens.
oRESoS-Prtrioas 20 the departure q ms pony *
press, nothing hsd psen received frcn OEesoa indisaiins
. change in TIE aaairs o. msf STATE.
ne impression was gAlniug srcund hat he STATE iss-
~islstare, during is present session, would NOT ballot fer
United States seusfos.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-20

RETURNED ron SAFE KEEPISG.-Thos. B.
Myrat, under indictment for the murder Of
Jas. Webb, procured a change Of venue BY
which the jurisdiction over his case Was re-
moved TO SOmmerrille. The condition Of the
jail at that place not being proof against the
peril Of an escape, Deputy Sheriff Perry, Of
Sonnsrville, yesterday returned the prisoners to
this city for safe keeping until the third Mon
day in November, when bis case viii be
brought before the court at SommsryiIle.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-20

Pits DRvER FoR TRE MISSISSIPPI CEN-
TEAL RAmEoAD.-orgiH Bros. & Co., Of this
city, yesterday shipped to James Grant, Of
Holly Springs, a pile driver, the hammer Of
which weighs 2,2sO pounds, to be used in
driving piles on the Mississippi Central rail-
road this side Of Holly Springs. It is power
ful msehine. and is intended to drive eighteen
inch piles for trsstle work.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-20

The mendaeity Of Breckinridgism is
becoming quite PrOverbiaL. By waT Of sxhib-
ting the devices to which the supporters Of
BR-EoKINRIDaE resort TO keep up their already
deceased cause, we need only to mention the
iununsTabis eaaGrds which they are every day
usuufaetunng and anonymously setting adoat
upon the great sea Of ns~wspsperdom. The
latest and best is that the Mobile Register has
pulled down The DoUsLAs flag, an announce
ment which quite startled the editor OF that
most influential and reliable journal. He is
unable to ascertain who first 'Iaunched the
lie" as is author, ike his vi candidate, is
remarkably fond Of skaIkiHg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-20

The assistant marshals appointed oT me ar'
requested to meet az Democratic head-quarteF'
on SATURDAY night, oc ober Doth, at s o'clock
to make preliminary arrangements for The re.
ception Of Hon. s. A. Douglas and Hersehsl
v. johnson on the Path inst.
JoHS PAEK, Chief Marshal.
TAG oRierxAE s-euArrEss on MAIN
srHrEr.-W. B. Miller & Co, Speed &
Strange, and Mr.. Petit and bis partners were
the three first large dry gOOdsnsn to desert
Front row, about the year 1851, and commence
business o. Main street. Miller & Co. occupy
to-day The Clay building. A glance within
shows how fortune has smiled upon these men.
Speed & Strange no less successful, vend silks
and laees in a mlrrored palace. The other OF
the three original Main street arms has been
dissolved, and each partner In ii now counts
bis cotton bales and "wooiy heads when ne
g takes an account Of stock" The men VINO
next spring move into second street VIII aet as
wisely ss those clear headed gentlemen whom
we have named above. There can be no such
thing as resistsnce to the attractions Of Second
street with such salesrooms and storehouses as
now adoTn it from Poplar TO Union street
Trade viii be drawn thither; Main street will
b. given over to drays, carts and onnibuses,
Second rect viii be filed with pedss-
tt ans, mayhsp perfected by a street railroad.
The women viii all 90 to Second street as nat
as they did in 1881 to Main, and the
merchants who have a fancy for The fine arts
sil follow, il not preeeds them. II there BE-
hose among them inclined to do this even
an opportunity for making an immense
in that direction presents iisef in the
Of the only lot now in the market, stu
ted in the very middle Of the length Of Sec
nd street, on which it fronts % 1912 feet,
back 1884 feet. It is, too, opposite
center Of Court square, and adJoins on the
.orth Cooks iron structures, while both sides
I Court street belong to parties who VII
uid houses such as are fitted for the locality.
10 other property theresbouts will be sold IN
lifetime Of this generation, and all who
.euld buy should watch this last ehanee.sTh M
.ynsr would not sell, but he cannot improve
le property, and his necessities are such hat
llsss be sells, cher contracts for other prop
u already entered into cannot be fulfilled
Hess this property is sold, as it will be at
n o'clock, without limit or reserve.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-20
TO AnTrRTrsERs-

q All slysrtisemeuts Of Wants Pr Sale and Rent.
Lost and Faunt, Steamboat departures etc. 1st exceed
ing Eve lines, are Inserted in the APPEAL, under
prPerA eaiiuss At 50 cents Ter one insertion. to times
fs IS cents. three times isJ 81, and one wess ir $50,
payable Invariably in sdvanoe.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-20

BILL ALExANpER ron SAIE.-Wm. Round
trees fee stallion, Bill Alexander, having
given way in the right hip in such a manner
as to be excluded from the turf, will be offered
FOR sale at Nashville to-day. He has won nine
consecutive races, and before the accident
which has laid him on the shelf, be was con-
sidersi one OF the best turf horses in the
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