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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-07
Nn Cure No PAL

The MISSISSIPPI DIARRHEA C~ORDIAL-This in
valuable soothing and healing medicine Or he stomach
and Bowels vas drst i~utrciuced 10 the pubhc about ten
years sso, By les present proprietors, who put it up in q
small way 81 thoir old stand, No. ~ Front Row, Mem
phis. Tennessee. It's wonderful effects IN curing an
Bsvel Complaints, such A. Dyseuiery, Collie. Cholera
Morbus and Biarrhea, Ebsther s-uts Or chronic, soon
WA Tor it general favor. and without the aid o. Pufnus
sud certificates It has srsdusliy made its oEn way and
tod is own story, until nov, Eheu ne demand for Dc is
truly astonishing. me sale Is immense and constantly
iauessiuE. vhieh Is sumoisut to stamp IL - ne remedy
Tor MS class of DISEASES
when a "vsluahle medical discovery By its own
WORKS. aooumplisbes what The Mississippi Diauhea
Cordial has done, md hat, too, without the aid Of news
pager recomnsndstions generally rosorted %, It Is time
fr ne public senerally 70 DO away win every Peiu-
dior and keep IL aluays On hand. and our Eord, they vii
b saved . vast smouLt Or pain and expense, md dean
itssn IN maoy instances prevented.
We refer you % ne following gentlemen, merchants
p~bysiciaus and others, Who have used and sold this IN
comparable remedy. Il IL pronounced BY them . surs
aud nevsr-fsiling cure for Disrrhea, Fiuzs Dyssnteryi
Coiie, Cholera NoFbus, snd on diseases Of The Stomach
and Bowels.
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City schools.
LIST OF TEACHERS AVID THEIR
aTrAE

NJ. 4 r-raeru1rls1f Senior aaIe ElH
WasbinE-ll a- Hl-l streets
NJ. @ Mrs.. Annie ID. Hal-. ra-. F
NJ. NJ nsi1s smith. Junior Nae saa'
Nam street. ue1rUerrIIr
No. g. Dr.. 1. hale. Juui1r Male sna. N
Wa-hmEl1u sud Higl streets.
M g.. o. o.. srutrr. junior Mlt o-'r a
street.. q few t11rs vest 81 I- ua7ag
No. g. Mrs.. p. p. HoGeHre. junior Female @ae'.
Heruaufr street near vance
30. 7. MS X. Black. Junior Female @l
n ~kb5..k IeTs-lsr. PRIMARY sua-s s1
Promenade street, near Mark-t
NJ. q Mrs. a. Hampton, Pr.uET F
FrlmclEie street. near uarafL
" 90. Mss NJ T. RudIsil. Primary Fut
Proususis street ue.r hark1-
no. tL. Mr.. 3 T. Richards Primary fEn o
corner 10 washington end OrIsa1N
No. -. Ms p Haskell. Primary Female ef
ulnd1 street, near vance.
No. "a. Ms A.. G. Gi6s5a. Primary Female School,
No a. NssM c. rossy. Primary Female sshoo
Orleans street. between Wellington @
No. IS. Miss P Tfu-sy. Primary Wsls sh1o
LuI-u street. "a Few t1rs Eer 20 bayou
No. o.. Mss r. C. Tsu-ey. P-uvv Male s-le' Linz
Den street. alew doors west r. rl7.r
No. ~. Miss NJ. J.. A. Crei-tt-. Primary Male school,
No. Is. NJ. 3 J sa.l1. Pr mars Male school,. Naa
No. II. MS E Rai.stI. primary Male sss Nlu
street. near Overt1l.
No. D. NJ p. T SANDER Primary Male se-
Main street. near Over-sl.
[ NJ. p 49, BRYAN. Primary Female school, o0r-
uer Of Elliott s1I Ech1-s streets.
/ No. q. Miss Julia 4. Walsh. Primary FEMALE sl"-
HernanfH street. near vance.
| W. n. Miss A. e. Heuiclhuasr. p mEF Aa-1 clo"-
corner % Washington and ul-r street,
sThfs place IS temporarily SLED An eH-leu- so
| vel qualified teacher viii Del provided as SON al p
I bic.
n. ne schools win be s1su-t su N1lily 10
I f1h inst. The oT-a OF the superutauislt a on Nnion
/ street,. a few doors east 90 MsIu-f Pupils VIII D. aau-'-
| frf every Iav tins week. between Toe h1rrs OF A. ~
| and n 81. After This week hey VIII be- admitted every
ur-nsr- between g ants A. M-. excerpt al-urt3Is ul4l
| r-frsr u5rIaed- school hours 'FRONT.' A. ne u1ul ~
I b. 81. WITH suitable recesses.
.ers.a. LEROY POPE Superintendent
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Arrival 81 the Steamships Prince a.

NEW ToRE. SEPT She Atlantic roysi mail steam
navigstion o~onpany's steamship Prince Albert toussed
Etst johns, New Roundlrud on her way from Galway 10
New York. with adFioos b ne 2sth uit. she sailed from
GALWAY en- Tuesday, the Sh, ia place q steamship
connaurst, ana brings hree DAYS later sdvioss ihsn
these received per ne steamship America.
LoSBaE. August 27.-coasois closed 81 ak8s9 for
money.
me steamship cspaaisn arrived ont on The sItA uli-,
from Quebec.
ne ness By ihis arrival Is generally unimportaut
The steamship ASIA. from Bosions and Australian
from New York, arrived out on The 9Th.
The stsaHship Great Eastern arrived al Milford
haven.
Previous 20 The saiiing o. tue Prince Albert nothing
deeisiVe had been received from G~srihaldi, bot his pro
gress was steady.
ne F0rf 81 RsEEio had oipiiuisted.
Il vas stated nat = large force under Gen. Cossnz had
als1 crossed 20 ne main land.
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gatrst gtt6s By Getsrags.
.1a1.Ion1I TnteIIIEence per team
~ nurerarm.

- ~
ship America.
NV YoaK, Sept. 6 The following Is IN addition 20
The sunuary Of The news received by ne steamship
America. which auived on Cape Race on he sh ihh
-fa ne House Of Commons, lord falmers'
ssd1As s-sied The rumor that Aus-
Ion. curing q recent sresUa, ~--iss.
ira hsd threatened 20 support ne Eihe On
A~usrRiA-Itv vas said that ms Empsrof q Auztrs
-ouid adhere 70 ne principls Of uon-iutervention usui
his frontiers usre threatened.
LosDosl Aus. 25.-Jesss Hartley, the contractor q
nearly all the na7sl docts IN this unity, % aesd
The royal iniondsut o. Potsrsss has place. himaeh e.
ris beaaof 40 insuuectionary mosemsntiu he province
Of hssnicais.
large meeuaz o. The sympithizsrs q Gen. Garibsidi
vas heid e LoDdou On ne 9ih Of August.
sTRiA--The t.tesi sdsicrs received from Damascus
say that Fasd Pacha lis completely rsstotsd quiet IN
Syria.
RusIA--Advieti received fran s. Peier.burs stais
that TIE harvest this rear q the most abaBssa, ior nan,
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TRUST SALE.

d. rlrrr 20 @ trust deed sEr-1ted % me on tc 2s.h
= 1znlsT. IsEa. ID JancsM- sadsstt5 for me pUrpo7es
-ne-sn rsrteI. and wtlch deed o. registered lu shelby
-u-F. ri Bed H-k No q. pages flb and az. viii.
- trustee. e1 o. The tI-he-t hii1e- fC- cast, ir frcrt
~ ny store. 30. 5 Frurt row Or ne city q Hempbi7.
~ ne 1sIu DT SEPTEMBER, ISo. a. n o'Gack, ~
re GI-Wnr lEzrlhfl Lot ~ Isnd. situate On the
o-ufr slr-tv. and Sfsfr q Tennessee. terl- part 81
"a 10 r. On Eiak e. fruuErr 100 feet on Besi street.
zHE runuiug l1 fo fceL and the ssmH Lot ul uhIcb
r-meE ~ 1a-tCt NV resides.
TIE reas o. re1eeu said Lf % Ground after ssr s
expressly viewed. Tie use &c ard lot Is o~0u-.1c-ei
sel. bel Z vH 1rIy onvcT a. trusfes.
49, L z Enl-E
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There Is Nothing Like II.

HOW mu1h pain and sursring-nsy, even life ITSELF
may Be savea By having a supply o. DALLET's NAG1-
CAL PAIN EXTRACTOR on hani. in eass q sudden
accidents. In cuts, wounds, burns, said, sprains and
bruise-casuniuss 20 which chiireu are constantly sub
joct-bs seton Of he Pain Extractor D. ever the same.
Famflies should never be without IT, Ful directions
aaormpauv each baN- he genuine h always signed,
Heurv DALEY, manufacturer, upun a steel engraved label.
Per sals In New Orleans, wholesale snd retail, By
J. WRIGHT 4 90,
~ AID ISL Chartres street
Sole SCENTS Tor ne southern States, and b EElm a.
orders should be addressed iT2edEElm
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.e@tia! glst Of Etttets
OF LETTERS

nFNlISIHG IN the Poet once 81 Memphis leans en
X 81 IN DAY OF SEPT 1850 Persons calling ff
them shouid say that tbey are advertised
O-f-,,f 10 b. afprrffrrd IN fhe NEsPHts AFPEAt
arveeclFg 10 fhs foictoing section o(fhe her Fo1 ~
fre Ld,r, viz fhs netrsgaper haring ~ f4,tft
fegfon on aag ddtiv netfrpdpcr pabhthed ~ hfaPAA
sUcrfoN s. Aad be a. fHrfhfr ~eHdcfsfy Inat las-
Letters remaining uncsllcd for In snJ Post oui.e, ~ -
or Village, where q Newspaper shenue in
tt.a-d onoe only In TIE newspaper
city - shai have TIE iars-
shah nefeoftef - 80 -tf ufce
80 cirrristion within the range u ttnFsT o. -
A. BE- decided b. The Postmaster n asid ottH--ftn Fq'i
Oars Lar Pessed Mcrrh9.
On-s oreds q I gclolk p~feciseit on SUNDAY sgeuinz'
adj closes 81 o'oioes.
No papers given ont % SUNDAY.
Any bsiy calling for lettets viii rieais SO that They
are advertised.
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Spttial aotitts.
IL has been Currently Reported

THAT In most % ne western lies The " town bell"
tolls esry DAY 81 nssn, Tor The inhabitaats 70 Eulp down
q%uiuius, as a preventive Of diseases caused By malaria
% ne climate. OF coarse, taking guinlns b. a con
ugsous habit sud svsry new settler Is EuUpued with
he poisououa drus, and Instructed 70 take BE- In large
Quantities, n he would escape he Fever and Ague-
Evsy house has rs medicine chest nlei with this dan
serous stuh, snd 81 rssuiar a. he hour ooucs around.
80 regular Do they guip % d1rn, as tiouzh f Eas ts
richest dsiicacy % The season. Dr.. ,. Ha.fettsr, q
Cod Samaritan, knowing The dreadful effects Of quiuins
upon zee human rystsm. when taken with 90 mush in
fis-retou has prepared = compound Wh Oh has. In an
eases iu wh'ch has been ;riei. proved a pseiy urs
Tor rever ard Arue, ard 40 other dises-rs caused ~
iuiigesteu
Fr ale ~ druggists snd dealers Esnsr.Iy every
whsre. HOsrErTER a SMITH.
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Drs. L. w. Gabbert and G.. W.
Morrow

give SPECIAL attention to IN ferns q ehron
BE- diseases, but mere partculsrly o. diseases Of Lunss,
Eys md womb. They also remove Cancers, Tumors
ETC., vita or without the knife. aud perform All surEics
operations in TIE most approved and scientific manner.
usey win board patients from The country, 80 that they
can have the best attention.
Omos IN Lsn5v's Building. Union street, second dos
f-am Main. mr12-dawIy
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Arrival OF the overland Mall.

sPRrSsFIELD, No. sept. she overland mail from
san Francisco. with California advices 70 ths iath ult.l
arrived here to-day, en- route for 81. Lous.
The new by me arrival is mainly anticipated By M
hrrivai Of the pony express 1t 81. Joseph. No.
Adyioes received from Chihuahua state tha, . revolu-
uon haa broken ont in that state. The church party wer'
successful, dsieatinE the liberal government, and causins
the once to ny 70 New Mexie3 for protscioa-
In s1noa Gen. Pssquisra was fast losing ground
ne rtoriss Of the discoveries Of sold mines in Ari-
SOFA are pronounced groV hhricAuous.
Throurhout the Rio Grands country here is DUH
ness IN al branches Of trade.
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J. J. sHrrrH..-...JAs- r.. BouRNE-.--.WM- MLEAN.
J. j. SMITH s. CO.,
Commission and Forwarding Merchants,
ANB DEALERS IN
Boat stores aud ship ChandIery,

MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE.
uAvING purchased the wharf Boat and az is ap-
n pertenauces from Mesrs. Duval- Ageo CO. We
have bad her thr1roughly repaired, nm4 VITA ne tau-
fi0r ~ oreof 30 \ NeI-anis CeIebrated steam Pumps.
he b nov one Of the safest Boats on ne Mississippi
river.
We are preparedts Do a general Commission and For
wsrFiur business. with every facility for MAKING
u6eni e. b sivsncss On Prriuce, etc. consigned b o.
for sale.
An oousiruneut OF produce tous (uules 1tnerWise m
-f-urtrf1 viii Be iuf1rsed on our open policy.
our steamboat friends nay rely upcn our being c-n-
stanLly supplied win every article 10 ne Boa sore 40
advsnre the cash on an nsights teltveredun or ooat
fsf-fv J. J. SMITH a. co.
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PEAcE WARRAzT. though McLemore
doesn't belong 10 the Breekinridgs Dsmoora-
cy, yet be is known IS a domestic disorsan~
izer," and is always at loggsT-hsads wiih his
better half. Like the disecnsolste lrishman,
be originally took Der for {" better or worse p
bat, alter being msuied, found her sOTss thaR
be took her for. Being opposed 70 peace"
IN any other way, this inharmonious brace got
i 10 The shape Of a warrant before Justice
horne on yesterday. Couples who fall out and
can't endure the bonds o. matFimony, must oe-
cS1iobsIly get q tssts Of security bonds
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And hundreds OF others IN AeuPn. - fANHAI-
Rsmsmber that his medicine is prepared only
Nv NJ all other piarrhea Cordials are worthless imita-
uous-
" A cure guaranteed in al cases
CAurros.-We earnestly eAuii0n the public against
s-v,-si s5urioas imitaaons of this inoomparabie rem
.dy. cotton up under The head o. -acordisls," ne object
q uhieh is 10 deceive, and thereby take adv4ntags Of
ne msritsI reputation Of the MISSISSIPPI DIARRHKA
CORDIAL. Bewars Of snch worthless trash. Ask for
ne genuine articie. prepared only By q, and you cannot
possibly BE- disappointed
3. MANSFIELD & CO..
Wholesale nruEgsts,
Eos. 2l and 17 Main street,
fsls-iawam Memphis, Tern.
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We. PC COrHT sTREFT NENPUs
rTsHE iufial 4 fu Tnrututlar vii Dc RESUMED H1
HoEDAT. sFrrEWHER TENrH Fur psruc1Izr.
srll- a fEa UheT-
Hsfcr lc ne ~f1Ie-lur =ruufuen, Whose dauzhters
tsrs attsu1el NJ croai John Eirks Esls Ayers,
AE. ne A. Eel=e1. EsT. Jane E1ers Ezg-s Dr.
o. GhnrF-
n. v y Fauus uiu iaEs 5l-rEs % ths writing
- .--l-r-
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YotaI AlaHfrs
7TIsay ToTnInE, september :, 1880
ENOTlCF.R

Ths .fpreal c0uniing Roon has eeen 1swer'd
70 No. 3 Hosrard's Ro'r, ~ sidus, sohslcs 81 per
r0us karius tusiaess rita ths ohos ar ksrsafu
~sguesisf 70 call.
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MnRttarp and $lnannal.

MEMPHIS DAILT APPEAL OFFICE,l
FRIDAY, September :, 1850.
we hear d NJ change in our money market worthy
Of note
London Money Markedly Telegraph
LoSpoN. Aus. % -Cors1ls for money closed at s2E
ass.
On The 25fh, the market for American stocks aud rail-
way shares closed with increased drmness-
Paris Money Market by Telegraph.
PAEIs. Aus. 25-rhe Paris s1urse , ed- rentss
closed steady a. 6f. 10 cen.
m weather has been unfavorabie 70 growing crops.
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Arrival of the Pony Express.

ST. JOSEPH, No. September She pony express
from san Francisoo, with California advioes to the 25th
uit., arrived here To-day.
The Bell and Everett men are enthusiastically orEan-
king for nc presidential umBaisu. hey are siimu-
lated b. he result o. ne recent elections IN Kentucky
sud Eartb Carolina. Auparies srs preparing for ne
canvass win great activity
The news BY this arrival isof % uuimV7rtaHt char
scter.
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LrvELv-Front row was rife with feeble
imitstors Of MOrissey and Heensn on yestsr-
dsy, who paid the penalty in bruised faces,
h-otsn law bones and bunged q psepers."
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[FER STEAMER PRINCE ALBERT
LIVERPOOL, August s7-The 'alsso o. cotton for today
are esiimstsd II 1000 bales. Of which amount spec
ulsiors and exporters took 200 bales. The msrSet gem
orally closed quiet And stssdy.
LTvERPooL- August % -Nessrs. Richardsoa. spenos
a Co.'S circular says; The weather has been more Ia
vorable for The growing crop. The market for bread
stuHs closed arm> The provision market generally
closed dull.
The market for whea; closd les aciive. Corn closed
dull
LONDON. August p -Messrs. Boil a Co.'S circular
says usrs is IN advance Of 81 on wheat ever the quo
tations o. ne 2ou.
fFEE AMERTCA.l
LIVERPOOL, Aug. 25-me circulsrof Hessrs. Big
land, Athya & CO. says: Large orders for grain have
been sent 70 the United sisies and the Black Sea. Cot
fee closed quiet At 81 sss. white cora is quoted at IS
sss ? bsshel.
Domestic by Telegraph.
NEW ORLEANS, September 6, P-M-The Cotton market
closed Arm. The sales Of to-day sm0unt to 900 La'es
a. 10Ka Flour-The market closed arm II IS 20
as %. Germ cosed win an Advancing tendency st6sa
T5e. S5gar-ths market - quietat Molasses Is
irregular. Pork is held At So. Lard closed hrm-ln
brls f5c. Baoon closed arm. Other articles remain IN
changed Exchange On London and New York are unsl-
tered. The ztss Of freight On cotton are unchanged.
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A G0OD HOrsE, containing sevea rooms, Wiih cs-
II tern. oHthclses- and every convenience FOR q FAM
liF. Hu q central luceua1 and pieasa1t ueiFlborlsol ml
b. p~urrha-ed CO GOD terms. AraT 60
FRANC. n. PAUL.
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"The NObIest study OF Mankind
rs BanT'
BUT debssed and degraded manhood O. a curse but too
prevalent 10 our planet. OsI keep ne fatal shafts Of
disease and complaint from your eireissi wunmss and
sdvios can Be found in the boos. Hunsn FraiIy Or
PhysioloEioal Rssearches." II will assuredy reoalthe
hackzliting from the evil practices prevalent % an
alarming sNtsnt, AMI Be an uaeTing guding star 20
hea u and rssuseiated energy Thousands attest the
bsnedt % needing its oounseis aud aIvioe.
sah BY Dr.. BARROW, New Tort- Price 25 cents.
sent free o. postage everywhere.
sof also BY [auit-iml MANSFIELD &CO.
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s,vrwHAr soARED.-A /" young blood" Of
r.speetsble family, from an adjacent county,
cane 10 TIE city the other night for a rarity
.,9 bs,sns involved in " somewhat Of a row"
He got wind Of how the ely papers serve up
such "b'hoys," and becoming terribly sEsreisea
on The subject, for fear bis " aged parent
might hear Of him, he visited al the :" loeais"
and begged of.
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ALDEEMAx or THE THIRD WARD.-It viii
Be seen BY reference to the proceedings OF
council, that owing to the detention Of Mt.
Magevnsy to serve as alderman in The Third
ward, Judge seIly was on yesterday unani-
nousIv elected to in the vancancv.
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PourrrckL sFEAKrEG.-The electors for the
county Of Shelby, Messrs. Martin, Collins and
HsIlum, will address the citizens Of Memphis
10 night. in front Of the theatsT. They viii
advocate the claims Of Bell, Breckenridge and
Oouplss. resnecfivelv.
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GUIDE.

- POI " Rip,r NsE," ~ FosrtA Fas'A
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DIT. Jas. McCIintock's PectoraI
John quincy Adams.

WWNNN L.NNNT "W|"|
IT L. In that famous poem, the Sicge % Coriuth, where
Byron records hat
o. There was an Old msn whose hairs were waite,
But his veteran arm vas fuuaf might"
ne famous lines descriptive o. this oM nan have
been sftsn quoted a. applicable to that Intellectual si-
ant q the earlier days q the rspablio-ohn Quincy
Adams. Had the hero OF Byrou's poem lived in these
days here would have been no necessity Of bis recording
TIE fact that " his hairs were v~hit.,"-ior, like most
o. ue Old men Of the present day, he would u~ndoubt-
eilp have used HEIMsrREEr's Ham
which would have restored his hair 70 an TIE pristine
beauty and natural color Of yuzth.
Price afty cents . hgtte. sold everywhere.
". =. CO..
- H-wnH. n-~--fas~. -
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currsrA poreLAs MEErINa.

EprroRs APPEAL: The Douglas meeting at
Chelsea last night was a most glorious one
The attendance was very large and the people
ana speakers very enthusiastic. The me
ebanies' Douglas club" adjourned their meet
ing at q Democratic head-qusrtsrs'' and went
here IN masse. Messrs. Hallum, Barnett,
Carr, Dupres, Lewis and others addressed
the meeting sloqaently, and one Of the best
Douglas clubs in the city was Initiated.
MECHANIC.
MEoHAEIcs DoueLAs crUB.-A regular
meeting Of this club was held last evening, W.
P. Lewis. president, IN the chair. J. n. Ober-
". secretary. On motion, the following rsso-
lutiou was adopted:
Resolped, That z. F. Risk, James s. Viii
kfns. Joseph Specht be appointed on TIE part
III this club, a committee to act with similar
committees from the different Douglas clubs OF
fhe city Of Memehis, a. a conferenee commit
Tee Of the whole, and 10 arrange general husi-
ness Of the party
90 molten, the club adjourned to attend TIE
meeting ct chslses,
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nYERLAND VAL.
DEMOCRATIC HEAD0UARTERS.

ne ova-laBd Nail leaves every We3uestaT and SAT
1nlav a. S A.. NJ. BY the Little hoE hairaa4- PrF sieHl
-r-. 49, Hama-aas street.
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Election of Directors.

OFFICE MEN AND CHAR'N r. a. COMPANY,
MEaIPHIs, August r. 1850.
THE annual election % directors o. this eonpany, ac-
oordinz IN the provisions % its charter, will take
r7s-e az the oMceI OF The comra1v, m Memphis and
Huntsville, on the 18TH A or SEPTEMBER i1el
By order 81 The bard.
Z ~ROBERTSoN,
ans "a Secralarv Wesfarn Division
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FRTNTIH BILLS.
The accounts Of J.. c. Ward, for city print
ing, (S6O) were ordered to be paid.
STREET RAILROADS.

AID. Merrill, from The special committee on
street railways, made a special report on that
subject The committee consists OF eight
members, five Of whom unite in a majority 7 =
mort to The effect that, the mayor having We
toed the ordinance relative to street railways,
on the 18th Of November, 1883, all proceed
iugs looking to the Inauguration Of railroads
on streets viii have to be commenced
from the beginning. AID. Merrill also read a
mi1ority report, setting forth the action OF the
board, and e~mbodying an argument Tor the
former contractors, oontending that the said
ordinance is valid against the city, waving
the right TO use Main stree between Beal
and Poplar streets, and substituting Second
street instead.
The reports being read, AID. Merrill moved
TO Law them on the table until next meeting.
AID. Hughes moved that the majority report
be taken Up aud adopted.
Agreed 70 BY the following vote
.Hues-Messrs. Hughes, Joiner, Worsham,
Sslby, Molloy, Frazer, Robinson and Vollen-
tine-.
Eays-Messrs. Merrill, Kirby and Ander-
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