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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28

e The New York Joarza5 OF C5mmercs,
after noticing the tone Of the Republican press
touching tie subject q repeating the personal
liberty bills n the Northern States, save: eve
regard these indications Of returning reason
on tue part Of the leaders C; tie Republican
PARTY a. favorable to z better state Of things
u the future. There viii be no more per
sonsl liberty bills passed, and it is not in
possible thst some Of tie States may rcpsa
those already o.. taeir statute books. o. this,
however, our hopes are By 30 means strong,
for, however such q course may be called fer
By considerations Of justice and constitutional
obligation, It scarcely COMFORTS with the no
lions Of the sectional s-itators, to do justice
whea such an act would b. regarded az a con
cssEion, or an acknowledgment Of former
errors. We viii however indu,ge in Tie hope
that under a better Informed public Judgment,
the people will demand thai The hostile legis-
Iatiou OF the Northern States may be remoy-
"a, and that the South, willing to meet their
northern brethrea half way, viii then aksn-
don ell ideas Of separation, and thus our
Union BE- preserved ulbrok=s, and cur Govern
ment remain as the only successful example
q a government BY The people.
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Among the PreseB. political leaders
ia Virginia who oppose secession, may be
mentioned Senators Mason AMI HUSTER, the
Hen. r. s. BococE, Hon =. S. MsLLsoS, Gov
ernor LEToHER, sndl many others. Mr..
BococK, in a recent 8 ssch, declared in favor
OF Firginia's remaining 10 the Union-.o act
as a mediator between the General Govern
rnsnt and the seeding S-ates-snd argued that
sch a policy might result in securing ad5i-
tional guarantees from tie North. Senstor
GREEN, Of Missouri, also in a recent speech
opposed secession. HEncHEL V. JOHNSON,
and A. H. STEPHENS, Of Gsrgia, Ex-Governor
AIKEN, Of South Csrolina, Governor Ellis,
Of North Carolina, and Governor MAGorTIx,
Of Kentucky, advocate the adjustment Of The
difficulties between the North and The South
upon some constitutional basis IN he Cni on.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28

COMMERCIAL nj FIsASCIAL PoeITIeE OF
GREAT BBIrAIN.-Th- Manchester GEarfiaa,
in an article on the probable extent Fl British
gran impoTiatlons during the present year,
and their effect on the money market, arrives
al the following conclusion 81. That The p0-
silion OF the Bank Of England ct this moment
is such that an advance 10 the rate Of discount
may be expected, jil ing from precedent. ?.
That the grain impor.au1ns are likely 70 be On
a scale which viii keep up q demand for gold
for the continent, and a. The sane time cheek
the customary Temittances from America. 3.
That there is little prospect u a cessttion5 or
even a material diminution Of these Influences,
during the remainder Of the year, and eonss-
qusntly. that when en- advance 10 Inc rate Of
discouat shall be resolved upon, it Is likely 10
be sustained. On the otheE hand, there is the
p5Esi hility hat affairs In China may be brought
10 a speedy termination, which would end The
drain Tor that quarter, while the circumstances
must also be recognized that, owing to the
political condition Of The continent, money is
lower IN most Of The principal foreign cities
than in London, and that there is consequently
a tendency for cspitai TO h0W 20 this country.
Hence, although the chances are In favor Of
an Increase ia the value Of money, there h.
good ground to suppose that any changes that
may Be found necessary viii be Of a moderate
character.n
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Memphis and Little Rock


Upon ths petition Of r. CHEEK, praying he re-
u morai ~ The Little Rock Railroad Dcpot o. Mound
civ. lhe oan4irtss submitted the Lu0viug recla-
mel atlcu:
eve rtn.mmeua thst The may r aIi aii mru De- ap-
rotated a clmmrte- 20 Wis Wound Clsv Ia 2 br.y- az
aars- riure dsv. % b. nfub Z br 2 CneeE, FsI.s O. exc
a-iIur and rrpo5t upon The request aus 1rcr m4ie 10
his petition " Adopted r12a-lw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28

~ TIE Grsenville Democrat favors the
proposed call Of the STATE legislature. i says /:
" a state convention, composed Of u least
tao delegates from each c unity, should be as
ssnblsd in January, in order to take into con
siderstioR the condition Of the country. We
hope that the -1veraor will call the legislature
together, - that it can make provision FOR the
calling Of a convention.o
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Notice 70 tho Public.
CHARLES X.

TINS C mpsay vii rot heii itself responsible 10
L tlks any psI uoulzr kfld o. On n-y txerpt such a.
it my teslgnate from dag 20 day.
SAN. TATs, Prssiseut.
ro27-iN Memphis ard Charleston Railroad.
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conurnr,.r-Hnrnn-Atth s nrsssnt Il!

CoMMrRc1AL-H oNon-At the present tine,
when there seems a fear in some quarters az
10 regulation Of debts hy souibern trsde,(rs-
marks The Boston C0hri 2 % Ire lt.h,) itisas
we'll 10 ioox al fscts. II our merchants are
questioned, we shall probably learn that, dur
ing the last thirty years, there has been - IT.
ne loss Ia the southern bushes bY bad debts
as 10 any other section-probably less. They
know fhatthe proportion OF SOUND, snhataniiai
dealers is as great At The South as 10 any
quarter; that their standard Of puuctualty is
As high. Why, then, should a temporary
scarcity q money there, and sons delay iure-
mittauces, If there is any, induce q doubt q
men Who have always met their engagemenis 2
There nay be a political disunion, bot con-
mereial intercourse will continue, and The hon
or and credit OF a southern merchant VIII con-
tinue as dear 10 him as itis 70 any one IN New
England. And while we would ineulcate con
fdence toward those whom experience has
shown to be reliable IN the past, we should
hope that our Own standard Of faith toward
tho South wouid be quite az high that oils
agains. southern produce may be punetnally
met, 20 that sonhdence may NOT be aecdiessly
impaired, and every facility be furnished the
southern merchants to meet al Obligations.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28

CT The first annual fair Of the cotton
planters convention OF The STATE CT Gsorgil
viii be held, Tor three Veeks. IN The city Of
Macon, beginning on he frs. Monday in De-
eamber, 1860. Howell Cobb, president, Perry
cou1ty; Nathan Bass, hst viss-presdent,
Macon, Bi5b county; james V. Jones, second
vice.. resident, HeIndon, Burke county; f.. J..
sistruak, secretary, Perry, Houston county.
W. F. Dodge, Charleston, S. c, general
agent for South Carolina, who will receive
and forward goods for exhibition free.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28

70 TIE Mobile Register Of the 23I inst,
says: There Jas been a NANTES. letting up
10 business AID n,HelarY affairs the past two
days. ExehaHgs, which has been e~onstPa-
ted Tor several days, has become negotiable,
and yesterday and The day before some 1900
bales Of Sot.on have be n sold. All we want,
10 tighten present difficulties is confidence
and taking things cody. Cotton is king
- :.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28

a BIC THING on LAGER-Two Germans.
q Detroit, drank lager on a wager The other
day. On crank eighty -four glasses anal the
other ~nine'y-threC; and az the conclusion q
The feat both were sober. Irs arsre thing to
see 4 drunkrn German. Although Of very
3 cial habits, they are no. bummeTs.
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$50 Resvgs.r.

TOR TuE BODY or ruOEAS hccIoSzRT, q car
r peater D. traie, vto was drzVnsd az ne IeGsrsun
street vhzrf. " suadry night TIA INST. about T.
oci-cE- had % w1rn droSurd, large tlecZ vhiskars,
fark n1at with stripe Up the sids. hiarx frocE cost.
dark 1rora ei1fh vest white canton dsnrei lndershlrt,
white lnirf. with sark scots, ard oxford fe sk1es.
Rive feet sighlisstes bish- A. &ecLosEETs
uosaIu 80 Nzl1 strest,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28

FrHE IL DESHAux.-Te Jackson (Tenn,)
Hesf Tennessssaa, Of Tuesday last, learns
that a (" destTue i've FIRE occurred in Denmark,
Tennessee, on The night Of the 2ist Instant.
Sixteen houses barned, together withthe con-
teats. We are unable to obtain any ia:orma-
ton about the origin Of the FIRE and the value
Of The nropsrtT lestroved.n
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ath S0brrftssnIrnts.
NafenemaaM RQasEa.

-Aae4L0a
W. fesre o. ssF 70 cur fleafs ard cusia-lsrs in
w ArFarsss. Mississippi ard Teuasssse. that haT-
Ing frI r1d fenre ir fhs aigf-rT o. fLs rarks. We VIII
ans Eoals On ear store ne tili o. ali fe resnessee
tansa rersntT snsuraiei - wei 81 DE bills - ths
banks - NirFlnla. NORTH CErrira sets Carolina. Ger--
ria. Aatams. aid ksatu-Ey. SUSPENDED OR NOT,
and snail costume sofa receive taem. ref.cinE euch Qug
ns we may De- c1lsiet ei from flele 90 tme BE lhauI1-ciy
broken O. uhleh, hgEever. ~s have no afprcns siaal
ani Dee g. sura-st a. ear balef flas lais plan VII Be
srrerahlr g. 40 ne n~inrchlniF - eur city.
o. a la demanded fr prriT-e. BE- can - eorre D.
aa1 fr c1d 30 fome price. alf 81 ne riaufcra can
buy surpiies or paT ac1untsl H. her,t1'gre, win ss-E
notes. u D. mauifHH q llcir Lterfst tn sei cotton. or
fli martet raiea, rather has a. rcta1ei rates fQr sli.
Nor ucuii ue a-Fise suT a4st1eru maa, 40 ths luncton
ofa1alrs. g. say ans rrruium fgT s1it, ~ suhait o. any
unlrcfstfF aa1alnf rl fhr u.i@s ~ 11ch W~rli-trief
asuts 81 have 8 cirunin i- our mAat
" furhermCrs believe fnatt D. far better 10 adiusf
aur ptifical d.n-ren1es. and WIN tam. uccssarly,
oar ansnriai traflf.i tnl uliers ard apFeainE tq The
rrraeaf FEDERAL Government snl causufulau. r1f1er
fhnr I'd. o. any plan whatever ~ immediate sfcrssilr-
thus inevitably bring ing upH u The fulrs c1ulfry ulheard
aflla1rfrr ard confusion. We prefer apaenlnr o. rae
sauf sense, mc mature redcclsl, the =aber s-e1nd
tlausht. ami The tree iuiercst ef the eVle at large. O.
suae'r ard aIFtci hereafter, EitF rcaanalic tius, az
defective aud u~nfrieniiY iegisar1n.
lf BE- eCuth canmsilfnin her psitlra OUT or TIE
UhfUE. wtlch b. uu1uertioled, .he certainly car d
ne eame miss lHruE UNION, aHf with far leU sscri-
drs aua frauiie, au4 tha h. aauffiFss TIE m ~ niilur
auaeether Wifhln TIE U1lun. drminalng 10 couVruti1n
her fut rirhe under she Couslfufi1u, aad be- her
strength tlrieli A auly ruiteL drive al arsr-ss17s oui
1fths rui1a Fstzer t-an sec-i- fr1mi hcrs-if.
TAYLOE s. HcEwRN.
uc47-fHE4w l6i aaiu street. ~ unhir.
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PEEcocIoUs.-A lad, a day or two since,
was called 10 the witness stand al the com
mon pleas court, whose tender years raised
doubt as to his competency as a witness, BY
not understanding the nature and obligations
Of an oaih. Ihe mrs question put was: "Are
you a sol OF the plaiBtiff' fbe little fellow
crossed his legs, and deliberately putting
about bali a Tap-r Of tobacco in BIS mouth,
replied with The utmost GOODNESS, eyTen, 90
it's T-ep5re1.0 He testified.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28

u Hon. EDw. Y. HnL was stricken with
paralysis while addressing a meet ng Of the
people OF Troupe eoulty, at LsGrauSe, Ca,
on Friday last, and fears are entertained that
be esnnot recovsr.
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ca Tie Charleston CsariT says "Gov.
Gist's term will expr, early in December, and
the Office will be filed By election during the
approaching regular session OF the general as
sembly, 70 be opened on II ,nday, The Goth III
slant. II is probable TIA. one ct cur late
Senator'S VIII be elected, bat, at all events, a
good and true man win be called to tie pest,
in view of The present attitude and fixed deter
mi alton OF the S ste. Whsrevsr men have
beea wanted, S5uth Carolina has found them
ga special dispatci TO the Charleston
MsTCu5y is as ~follo~s:
WAsHINGToE, November 23.-T learn from
reliable sources hat the Treasury Department.
viii Be forced 60 suspend specie payment in
The course Of the next ten DAYS. Arrarge-
man's will be made toPay or The Government
officials in treasury notes. There is the
greatest alarm among the clerks in conse-
qusnes Of this strailensd condition OF the
public treasury.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28

20 TIE YieksbarE San Of the 2ith says
che trial q .. J. Shepard, for The killing Of
". D. Roy, was continued fore the court
yesterday. All the witnesses, save two Or
three, have been duly examined. The same
VIII Be placed uPon tbe stand this morning,
after which, il is ;hought, tbatthe eounselNil
be able TO make their speeches aad close The
case to-dav.0
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Cyl is said that Judgs ". L. HAEars. Of
Mississippi, viii Be appointed By the Prosi-
dent to hi ihe vacancy in The Supreme Court
Of the United States oeeasloasd by the death
Of Judge DANIEL,
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- Advice from Mlisd-eville, Georgia,
under date Of the 23i met, says: "The bul
removing the restriction on the banks Of this
state passed the senate to-day, by vote Of
% in isvorto IS against it. This is a Eeasare
intended to relieve the banks from the penal
ties q suspension.,'
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s. MANSFIELD & CO.,

CEauizts ard Egu-zisfs.
Nos PSI and eS3 Etn street, hrlphis gsun
I1e oniv authorize p--r-.rtors 10 The United stztaF.
g Observe the uams Erittru en- Tho LkeI OF tall
h1fle. o. o-.utrrf~lt which Is felony
soar 90 rcsp--tAlie ~trugzi-t. mrrtAsnts, grucers
sni Lct-f Eeepers 90 the srlfn-rn States.
- A nheraf aI carut In fhr trade urTQ-Frwarw
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Il A telegFephic dispatch to the New
YORK Herald from Springfield, H., dated the
18th Inst, says: 'The gossip about calling
John Bell, ct Tennessee, to the cabinet, is re-
eslved here &c ahsurd,1
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28

SoUrHERN OFFrcEsEkEEHs-Th following
remark 90 a Letter wiitea f-om Springfield, To-
rrgard 10 she cordCct and surroundings Of
Lincoln, which appears IN the Cincinnati Com
s@lcrciel. confirms what vehave already affirm
ed in regard 10 the calamny that the President
elect had been greatly annoyed BY applications
for Office from The South.
From the South To one worth mentioning
has appeared. Crowds Of satthcm appli-
CAMS for ofice exist in The Imagination Of
h~rainlcss correspondents oulv. Daring the
last three days OF me week just closed, the
average number Of visitors vas not ever one
hundred and fifty pr day."-Nw OrlsaHs
Dffq.
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ca The Portsmouth, (E-H.) Gasefie. says
q" Previous TO ihe late election the Mossrs.
Maey& PettigreW, Of this city, were making
Preparations to build two ships during tie
coming winter and spring-oue a southern
order f1r a gentleman 10 Virgiaia, and ore on
their OWE account. BIT the threatening aspect
OF affairs At The South consequent upon The
cleo ion Of Lincoln, has caused their southera
correspondent to order a suspension Of pro-
eeeaihgs for him, and The hrm have decided.
Tor he same reason, to stop progress with
their own ship uHtl The lowering clouds shall
clear up, r The worst is known. This IL =
serious ell to The business Of Portsmouth,.
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A FINE COTTON FARM
Fer EGge.

TINS understand. 1-u for sale a No. Cotton
L Pilntaitlu. situated sbflt iwo mi-- bel.w so
Plnr lifn. ARK an within hair q mile or thc% ~
Argaa-as riFer- Zoe trsrt contains fIs scrrS.
@0Jt which ere in SD cHllivauaa. ana 700 acres dead
enrl four y-ars aga. There d a new Ein h-u.e sni rin
era All necessary cabins ans gutllrees on The , ace.
W-N alse sfl al me EHies. oxen AID o.her cltle. anI
ftrmirs i~uplemclts. toscihsr Eih IS aasroes. u de-
sired.
Terms Gue-inurih in cash AMI hsiarca On eua. fua
am thrrc yclrs, with ter per cent Interest from date
O. c-r-lhird cash an balance none ard tgo vears. uit
eight per cent lHtere-i fr,tn date % s-la.
Fr farther ranlCIars, q pF o. fM- und4rsirEef. OF
General Jsues, az Pine bluE 90 30 mV trufher. James
l. ArmsiroueY - 1eGrrsaE cluutT, Arkansas
ms vbt %. !. AhgsrNoEG.
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ca The New York HoIu says thai ths
announeemsut that a Republican ncwrpsPer
orzan is to be Ct rted ia Wsthineton, tor tie
purpose q grinding cut the music q the
forthcoming Administration, although iusi6ed
tg Democrats pTecelent-at least since Gen
Jsckson's tme-it is to be hoped viii prove
incorrect. A government organ prssunls a
wall Of partition between tie Goveramentsn
the people. Il is expensive, sutoera'iesl, un-
necessary, and a dePar urs from the simple
and Sufficient habits Of cur forefsthers. It
comPiieatss machinery, promotes favoriiism,
tends 70 T~eDsli.y, snd is every way without
necessity for public interests.
The Boston Herald and the New York Td-
baas sre also against il.
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9fh advertisements.
Rraneh Bank Of Teanessee.
Bank Of Memphis.

Nrafnis. November -. 1870.
TuUKsDAT. the asih, being Iasnirrlvins Day this
4 hank VIII Be closed.
aass-gt Q. II. HALE, Cashier.
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- = tbe 60
CaLL FcR A PUBLIC MEETING IN
- a~nrm

Tee ciazpas Of Memphis Irrespective Ct
party, arr requested to NEE. ct Exchange
building, on Friday evening nexl, at o'clock,
in order to take into consideration lie neces-
sly Of calling he legislature together to AXE
sseh sleps a. are necessary 20 protect or ei-
izens against encroarhlnenls from allquarters'
and to take suoh pnsiloH among our SIS er
States as the present threatening aspect Of
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The Memphis EagairT Of yesterday

Tie Memphis EaqairT Of yesterday
says:
Tennessee aust take Der position rs sell az
other States; The people demand al expression
ef their sIll, and TIE public Interest requires
that We should cone 70 some understanding as
10 our relations with the North. The legisla-
ture night be assembled a convention Of The
people cal Cd. and TIE sense OF such couyeh-
ton ascsrtsiEei, an in four wceks, prcrsra-
tory 20 a participation 10 a 2 general convention
ct hr Whole South. Even this general con-
ventIou may easily be heid before next March:
and should @ assemble between THIS date and
t1at, 2 more exact expression II Tie peoples
whl would TO D gb. be had taau o. & before
90 tie South. Tie people are % wei ac-
q~na11ted with TIE subject az the most uatring
EDITOR or stumpcr, and as 10 their ildg aeut
b. BE- always soand and reliable. Do a decided
majority Of The people Of tie Southern States
declare fcT a Southern Coufedcracv, then q
southern CoHfetsrscy il % be established a;
All hazards. Tie c8bwe5s Of Law aud The
teclulcalities Of statutes would MT offer 20
slch an enterprise, nader such auspices, the
least efsctuzi opposition. Codes and author
tues would disappear Ike morning misls be
fore the sweeping ihuUder-hlast, AID Do Is to
be hoped that t5e political storm would leave
- nlch ssrihity behind as the ustu. al.
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q 80o1n7 8TH7aTa17a q - |--|-l--- W-T10IlI-l
Nr. anfMrs }. " WALLACE.
WEDNESDAY, ETEEEEG. Esvrmhrr9-THE .
OF TuE COaMnss-Kin jane. y, King % scotland.
NJ Jas. W. Wailsfk A. piayei 81 hIm Upward az one
hundred nishis--....Pas ffui, Miss aHT Fet-r-.-.--
II oouciuIe win A SINGLE GENTLEMAN r. Car
raEsF. NJ. Grim.hs.
NOTICE. -Auerauon % Time: Doors cpel 81 o.
% olfuueuce 81 prfciseiy-
SCALE or PnICEs.-nfeFs ciuc and F~srquettei 10
Third Tier and -1lor~i GALLERY, 25-
BsE umcc open fron 90 tili g'eecf ard from suns
p b. Tickets snd Scared srafs are adlaiesabie qlly on
tee nirhf fF uhiah they are secured. Affective ushera
viii shcr visitors o. their seats.
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ATTORNET-AT-LkW ara Couec.or Of Claims. Neu.
= rais. Tenn Omce On Bank avenue, befvceu Mad
isln ald Icuroe streets. mar26-fv
HOMEOPATHIC DRUG sTOaE.
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Upon the might CT the 23I inst, a
meeting was beld in he city CT New Orleans
al (which was organized a muTsm Ut kaowa IN
der ths name Of the /" southern rights a~ssocia-
ton q The STATE OF Louisiana It's objects
are &C.. forth in article second az follows
The objects II this az o~ciation shsil be 20
encourage southern independence Of interest
AMI feeling, and 90 promote coacsr. OF action
among the southern States. AHd should any
state or States, n The exercise Of their
s1v-TsiEn right, Withdraw from the Uuion, and
he Federal G0yerBmen. attempt coercion 70
extend 10 such Safe az States our cordial sup
port AMI sympathy; 90 use al hanorabie
means to bring about, under he sanction Of a
Safe convention, rte Withdrawal Of the STATE
II L0ulsis.s from the present Union, and the
assertion Of her ind psuience aals1vsreisaty
and, Euaiiy, 90 promote iu every way rhc eslab-
lishment Of a confeieratsd government of he
southern States, or such Of them az viii
IN te for that purpose.
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The cncial vote Of the STATE is as follows:
Lincoln I72,545; Douglas I56,549; Bell i,S46;
B-rscknnd-e 2,512. The increase ia The vote
slrce 1885 is los, IsI votes.
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ILLINOIS,

For Congress the vote stands: Fisher, (BsP.
and Bel) 1872 ; Bggs, (Dem-) 7,+S5 Reed,
Doug.) 75S. Fisher is elected over Eggs by
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- - Hemphis III

ftfUE Commissioners fnr LuiiilnE O. Jail il thr city q
4 heupffs. Hv-ts ~lrclltFcts 90 furnish them win
rH17s fr ttr arlidlu-. 7g1l tha u0-f Fs1rr~e1 modern
lrns-ru-ll1a- O. csl-f4u eightr re5F Iu ihraa E-srles.
each lrrru fcat I1lE eight feet high ana four feet
uii- al.o.fl1r prison r11-ss g7usi l- sac b s'leeu
i-el rItrru. sui 41-e and i1a-lrE rous Er che il7r
aml De- f~ssi-t1nis AMI also for pur1ess 81 -aEr and
e1r'le NroFtsiuls. he cuIaulal1rer Ul Ilr Eaa
author nf te plan That m-y De- adurt-E La sum sf n-es
huli-t collars One plans 30 De- sen. o. Judge Pstlt.
&c irrH.sutl-u. tennessee. within taarfr Gays from
tl4s -atc- j.. q. A. FEr7IE.
A. n. HONTGOM q
y s. DICEEESOE.
w. H. WALEhE.
N-reml@r IS, Lsl. J. II GOO1LET.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28

Bagley's Hayhower Tobacco,
UNIVERSALLY acsuoEiedEed hv an iuIres q the
a-si-ts 4 b. he best Zine Get Tahac-o now made.
CrE luBaGcO--cneWers VIII please give
this Iatacc1 3 trial, o. puyFe It's ruperiorify.
! an sole scent for tnis Tobrgc0. ard warn chtuers
AGAINST h-yluz Any without my name On tie lsbels-
ArG A. CAAuSES. Sole Agent,
nre2lws z65 gam rtrees, corner Madison.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28
South Carolina Honey,

WILL BE TAKEN At PAR. for suv ro~t, i, or-
~ r. TAYLOR & HcEWEE,
-A - saln street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-11-28

e a Wheeling exchange Of the 22d inst,
says: "The banks Of Ibis city suspended sPe-
Gle payments this morning. They are in IN
doubted condition, and win keep their notes
good euFTebey.