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{ ommon Law Court.

Attachment unn-resi-
v. A. Birsh.n- 6eut-ssis- s..
Is this cause, a. Tie July term, 1850. % the law side
a % Tie Nomm1n Law and Chancery Court o. he city
o. Memphis. Il appeared 10 me court that the defendant
uas a nun-resident q ne State of tennessee. Il was
therefore ordered iEt puhiicafion be made four weeks
slnccssavelg IN tne Memphis Daily Appeal. requirinE
defendsnt % appear Il o. before ne second Monday u
Fehruary next 1851 and plead, ansNer ~ dsmur 70 the
suit Or judgment BY iefalif would b. rnferN. arsinst
him.-is weeks ee0ll
MAReUsJ J. WRIGHT. CIsrk.
~ Al WhEELBR, Deputy Clerk.
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Common Law court.

vs. lNon-resideut attachment
s. n. NcTnirhl and Mss ffer debt-eNa.as
Anne J. Casidy.
A 7 the Jaly tern, 1880, n ne Law side Of he Com
~ mon Law and Chanoery Caurt OF The cify u Meuf-
pbis, Il appesrea TO The court that he defendants IN this
cause were nca-residents o. The State q Tennessee. n
va, therefore, ordered That Dubilfaiion be made four
seeks successfully IN ihe Memphis Daily Appeal rsquir-
Iuf the deie1dznt - appear a. the nrzi FebrugT tern.
1881, q this cuuu e mUenr.nF on TIE second NoEdaynf
FehTusrf uexLand plead answfr r temur % slant rs
scfion o. iusrment, ~ default viii Be eutersd acalnsf
thsm--l4 seeks, Ss.oo-l
MERcUS J. Wight, clerk.
~ A. J. WHEELRR. pepufy CLERK.
s. v. Broofs ard snElk Fsuie, aff1rarY- fo- pain
til. sr134r
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TAx-coLLEcTIoE.-Taxeolleetsr Bowen re-
ported to eouneiIlas t night that collections from
all sources for the month Of July amounted
to S6O,A75.73, and for the month Of August,
s9,15l.23. His total collections from al
sources for twelve months from the 18th Au-
gust, 1859, to the 18th Of August, 1860, amount
to $500, 625.5s. The books Of the Office wsrs
not placed in bis hands unit! the 18th Of Au-
gust. 1888.
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VorE OK TIE CARs.-The vote was taken
on the down train Of the Memphis and Ohio
railroad, on day before yesterday, with the
following result: Bell, 43; Douglas, q, and
Breckenridge, II. Observation seems to prove
that the Bell-Everettites are fond Of travelling.
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OUE FAIR-We learn from Col. John Pope,
president Of the Shelby county agricultural
society, that the coming fair viii Be one Of at
fractions of no ordinary kind. A large and
heavy premium list is offered, and an unpreee-
dented occasion may be looked for.
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ACKN0wLEDGMEET.-We received on yes
terday a catalogue Of the Southern university,
located at Greensboro, Alabama, Of which the
Rev. William Q. Wightman, D. D., is presi-
dent The session commences on the first
wednesday in October next.
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PR0T. RYAS.-The professor again made
his APPEARANCE before a respectfully large
auditory last night. He is decidedly sHi gen
eris, and does the thing up in a style peculiar
to himself Owing 20 the complete dsarth Of
amussmsuts for the past few weeks il the city,
the whole community " and his wife, should
turn out to lear aud see him. a
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RErUENED.-A- Keller, ESQ., Of Raleigh,
has Just returned from a tour through the
Nor h-wsstsrn States. He reports Illinois as
oerfaia for the Little Giant, and says al the
adjacent S-a'es will edo likewise
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Plantation On COahOma Co., Miss, for
Sale m Eagv TarmS

Z p 0dar for sale some 100 or SO sores % t- best
W Farming Land m tl- State uf Mississippi. ara less
price and on easier terms q payment thau any Place
that has been aMi this sa1s1u- mere "a a EFul new
frame house. negro cabins auf gin h1cse on the prem
lses. some 80 agres ln ruIIvsflun, a~d 900 acres
deairued. The -rowlur CROP which viii make 100
bales cotton. and 500 bushels r1ru. viii be- 81 % below
the valuat0ui also s1mest1eE-muIes ctttle. h1-s, etc
rhe land D. hirh and entirely projected from overflow,
and in FACT is a very choice farm and slch an ~1uportu-
nifty As seldom offers o. a purchaser. Apply ss1l
Tems Is cash, ta'al-eL 4, 3 3 9 and s years 81 C
pev cent interest Apply soonto
TOUNG s. WELD,
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nN Saturday last between the city and The race course
OaNOTE OF HANr- Cor 5000. drawn By A. Bovd
dated Srt- p. 1859, and payable SIX mnths after
date, with interest from date, % the order % 2. g,
MEAN. said nate vas protested f1r u1n-payment Al
the Commercial Rank o. Eentncky. Also . small
memorandum book. he fnder viii Be suitably re-
warded BY leaving ne note AMI book Al this once.
aw1G-1w
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AS sensitive and invis9raths medicine. thsss PIN.
have he'd an astauishiug success In every part % ne
civilized globe. mey are unaffected By climate. al.
heir operations are the same IN the Z rid zone Or the
Arctic reEiona- They regulate me puiss and he sction
o. The heart brace and strengthen mc rsiazsd nerves.
give tone and energy 70 The ssaerai system, and b. re-
efaaishiug e viforsus Effort af the vital funcaous "a
hngui,h the eiru-Hfs % msisn-h1,y, dep-essed spirits.
blues upors. etc SOFA By aH D~rug-ilts. a. zc.. 81.
anl 81 ra- box anie-diaaufu
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EOF NNGR.
NOn-Resident Notice.

A At seneelLs
v. A-taehment dsbt-ss0o.
ssml Knight Nsry Enieht
sud Annie Cassidy.
\ this cause Il appeared 70 me lac side q the Con-
Il non Law md Chancery @ urt, Of he city Of Mem
phss- June tern, 1870, fhat he defeEdanE were nsn-
residents o. the State % Teunesse. twas, thereiurc,
ordered mat publication be made according 10 law. re-
qntrinE defendsuts 10 p'ead, ansEer or demur 70 the
suit brought aEsirst thea At OF before the g ooud Mon
Gay IN February next, 1881, Or the same vii Be taken
far confessed. and set Tor hearing on eE parte evidence
IA weeks s6l MARCUS J. WRIGHT, Gers.
b A J. Deprfy CLERK.
v. A Ru-efE. nrfnruev for uIaiutfT aurs4w
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BANK OF WEST TENNESSEE

AEMFHI June %, I5s0.
Tue B-aks o. subscripuou 70 he capital stock % this
slHs rH bec closed ca Aon1ay ue "a day Of seplem-
te ness Oa hat day, between TIE hours o. 10 A. a..
esd o. 70 fhere VIII De- an election held at ne bank
lac houseof the company Tor I've directors. A fun al
l~suialcs ~ De so1khol1ers is reaaested. By order ~
ne bard. BEEJ. KAY.
a1-frf r---srr
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SINKING nfn slenmcr.
rIrh,unh un Innlnn.-

81. LOUIS, September A.-The steamer A. Wilsus,
bsund from 81. Louis 20 weston, vas SUM today. me
boat VII hs raised. Tne CARGO viii Be- simos4 q total
Hrn
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AND LITTLE ROCK RAILROAD.

Passenger Train leaves Ferry Lsndine daily Sun
cav exccutedl at6a1 A.. 81. Arrives a. 5 2. H.. Con
meets Al Madison with Arksnsas Stare Company and
Overland Nal Coaches 90 Little Rcck. Far Smith. San
Frauct=ce. Calf rnia. Hot sprn-, Washinficl, ArEan-
sas. Ciarksviue. Texas. ard OF principal points in
Arkzusas ana Trxss. tickets for sale by l. s Kuuui-
Ton sole speut for this line. Union Ticket ofce, Gay
aar Ua-aa Ra-HF-~ Hnrr
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TIE PosT OFFIcE.-Ths city post ohice,
which has been advertised for the last two
weeks 10 be removed ato-morrow," viii prob
ably remain in its present location for ten days
OF two weeks longer.
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John QnIncY Adams

IT g. in hat famous poem. the Siege 90 CorlHth. where
Byron records hat
there was an 90 man whose hairs were uta
Bat bis veteran arm vas full ~ might"
The famous lines dsseriptive q rhis Cd man have
boon onsu quoted as applicable 20 tia. iztsIec-uaI r-
ant OF The earlier days o. he repubIio-ohn quincy
Adams. Had he hero Of Byrouis poem lived In these
days nsre vouit have been no necessity o. bis recording
the fact hat his hairs were whit. for, ike m1st
Of the Oh men Of the presont Day, be w0uid uad5ubt.
edlp have used H-ETHsrREEr's HAIR
which would have restored his hair 10 all he pristine
beauty and natural color o. yzth.
Price rfT Gems q berue. Sold everywhere.
v. E.HAGAE & D
mmmn-HmnETm p~a-~H.s-n - ~
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Hatehie River Land for Sale.

IKE pral-se % sell one hundred and hny acres %
w land, four miles from Memoirs, on Hatchie rive.
any acres cleared with COED cabins. The above IauI
o. vel ndaptel Tor gardening Purposes or raising hay.
II Is unsurpassed on point OF fertility. One hundred
acres d heavily tIubrred. which wall make one haldrei
ald ify GRID Of wool to the sore.
Hiu sell The shove iaulo On Ions time. % we vil take
railroad stock, OF Mississippi or Arkansas levy scrip iu
payment. Apply TO
EaTQ 1n w guRuNTAW A IN
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q Dry goods merchants in want OF an
excellent salesman, are referred to the sdvsr-
tisemsnt Of Jno. Wesley in another place.
He can furnish the best Of city reference.
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MELANcHoLT.-A painful rlmor has pre-
vailed for the last few days that Mr.. Case,
IT,, Of the firm Of J.. L. Case 4 Co., Of this
city, had met with bis death BY suicide. He
bad taken bis wife to Wisconsin to see her
friends and went on 10 New York State on
business. From thence be wrote 10 his father
desiring him to act as bis executor, and stating
that be was PURSUED BY enemies whom be
should fight OF He afterward put an end 10
his life by shooting himself. We ~sympathise
deeply with bis amiable lady and -four little
children left widowed and fatherlsss.
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A GOOD HOUSE, containing seven rooms win els
n tern ourhulses, and every Uuvenlence lar a fan
as 90 q central l1caiau and peasant ueIEhh1rhsad- can
De purchased o. god terms Au1Iy -
FRANC y. PAIL
Ecl-lUI Anal Counting Rom
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LEFT CrTT.-Our worthy postmaster,
Mr.. II. c. Galloway, has left the city for
Cincinnati, On business connected with his
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WHARF PAvrSG.-The paving Of the wharf
was temporarily stopped on yesterday, owing
10 the extreme heat 81 the sun.
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up some weeks since, the contractors then en-
gagged in paving the wharf threw the surplus
dirt sxesvsted dsring the l%evsling md grading
on the outer side a y ssrs. il smith & Co.'s
WhsI. boat. Since the N Of water, we learn
from Mr.. Smith thai Re e~mbsnkmsHt TINS
created has become quite an inconvenience,
and calls for The attention OF the city council
BIZ way Of remedy.
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%TRAYELERs, GVIDE.

- For " Rirer Ners . Sc. Fourl Pags ~
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Prom new mexIco.

I-sDEPEsDEScE, Nc. September me Unitet
States nail fruo sauta Fe aruved here today With ad
vices q tie 2si nit. ne Fifb and Seventh iufanir
arrived 81 ssnta Fe from Utah in god healtA. Tb
former is stationed a: Port DEFIANCE. aud hs latter a
Port Buchanan.
ne atiEs1s are making Preparations Tor . esupaigI
inths fan against ia Navajo Indians. One thousand
volunteers have been enroled.
TIE crops throughout New Mexico are suaeriaE ,or
ne want Of rain. he ooumsros q The plains il rap
Idly Increasing.
AIarss bsnd Of ArspahOs Iaaiaus are Al Fuune,
Fork, in q starving ouaiiIon.
There are no hostile Indians on he Santa " route.
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A SITUATION AS ovERsEER. b nan VITO nor
"A ouehiy ezdsrstzlds TIE husiness ne best g
f~sfsreRcss can - bad AaaFeu
rsk--fua nclgTiie. Te1r.
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BaIdm0re Bell and Bras Works.
nrrr.rrn HERD

Teep 10 haua ard make 20 order BELLS ~ every size
N and tone. varyirg frum 10 % 1U.0uu Ihss WITCH are
warranted ln an respects equal 90 any made iu the ouuu-
try Also. manufacture every variety % B-ess Faucets,
fJr water. steam and ras. Als1. Hrass CASTINGS. B1h-
pleasing terms. SEMI Coz % Catalogue and Price List
arlo-6ms
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Misulansons.
BOTANIC MEDICAL COLLEGE,
OF MEMPHIS.
FifteeHth annual Announcement.
miscellaneous.
FACILITY AVID oFrrrERs.


q v MORROW, H. D., Professor o. General and
cUrLER. n D Prof Chemistry. T-orieoiasy
and Meiici J-risrT1fnure.
l. " gAaBEhT, y D.. Pref. Obstetrics and Dis
VIZ HEWITT. =. D, ~. F~aT,ioiory una Panat-
T. c sATLE. n. D.. P-af. 1u-u,u,ss sna Psele q
" 5 sORRow, \. D.. PIT. Na,sria saia and
o y MORROW. n. D. Prof surrsry and DEMO-
strat1r % ANATOMY.
.. e. GATE. Ger. sec, sld Arsut.
VI. MORROW, Dean q ne FacuIT-
s. r cUrLEE Ireasaru-
T. ". GAbuEkT, secfeury-
Fees fUr ultets 20 lectures. 500. payable inyariasy
ln advance. boz cash, or ne st1cE csrudoates ~ the Joint
st1E company AZ pa raiuzuauf Mafrclfatian Pee. IS;
Graduation er Diploma Pee eni payable Invariably in
Preliminary lectures uil ,anusn1s CO. TIE isth dsy
o ortah-r and rr1ms EM pr cpeusf o. ais.c1ioa ~
ne rsrsllr e.ur.e o. lectures win commence m The
arsi Eonisy ne 5h Say % November, ~ viii oan-
ne prr.-nt arrsozemsut Of ths faculty l. By ftr ths
mot csugi.te anf-sf-cuve fas proved By 1ur ntisfac-
nry rpelens ue sessigus pasy nat has ever been
'r N ~ sa- ksry department b repre-
errtff ~ 81 ahIc ufefessar win ne rre1tasf care anf
aaiirlfs rf ne trufhs 70 nntlraf nd medical risncs
-re ueH1iei md eearIT e~iucifsfed 81 d-manstra-
p.e1 20 plre reflra In uo mind % every candid and in
teIirelt onservrr.
"Ha"H NA ." I'LL
western southern States. NJ would - flsf oar IN
sutrinn presents great adTaufaErs fr rcrririnr aprar-
teal Ululrire NJ the tissssrs peculiar @ MS cims-s
'er @re ~ che North sud Essr. and lt b. a irty m-
sflirll owes o. himself ani hs s--tlau o. raf-1ul1s
bone ilsllIu1ls.
Eelmsltes fr r-ldnltan ms aamc a. thase required
By al ofler reaurrahis meflcd cnrres-
cod botHi cau Be obtained "a from $3.50 70 g. % per
ueet
fr fuubsr Information aedrsss elmer PROS. GAYLE.
iah1rrt. g. " Aorruw, no Hewlrf. nc Meauhts. dr "
O. Morrow, n D. pe-n - Facuty, a. MIafIshurr. Ten
nesee.
Hy a pecial a-rr1nErmrut win ne board Or trustees
% The hemrha hlepital. tho sfUdrnts q tnls onIirrr
lrc allowed he sane privileges IN that inst ufion D.
thuFe 81 ne Alopathic clue-r. and mo q ahs fr1ira b.
viii viit me hospital once o. twice a week win one OF
thr professor
Prof Wm- Hewitt STOW on Ner T1rk -sIsainr a.
tttlrll material fHr ne murtrarivr drpartmenfs % the
college, aTd the n-IIiles Or acTliriur medical En1ai-
s4Ee Wiz be- much grerter than heretofore.
All are advisrf o. come 10 By the ish of Ocnhar.
SfuteEtsnn their arrival uiu please call fmmffatelv
lt The one 1f nrs. Gayle a Wcztari. sT5 MAI. Greet
lr nrs- Gahhert a Marrow. UniHu stree. north side.
ecull io.r East o. Nan.
v. b HOEROW I'D.
auiaaIw-tuaWaw Waau - 20 uHr1v
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TEEE MISSES Y0UNG,S

II HAVE rkea On cree h T. Ersners Bsrsr d
n Fashion. uhele aU th-r= izl-lteE 20 A. 2 Wells
10 u1te ri auoul are requested % Gall and serle-
2 NIX
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CHANGE or STAND We learn TIA; F. W.
Royster6 Co, now on the corrsr Of Main
and Monroe streets, win soon remove TO the
old st7ni occupied by a. T. Wells & Co.
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NnTIEE


on aud after the FIRST DAY OF SEP
TENDER, We wiz move our business operations 20 Hope
aeld. Arkansas, where uusior the other % the fm VIII
Be found every Tuesday, nursdaE and Saturday iron
90 o'dods A. H., until 2 o'cisck p. g. No business
wIl ne transacted DO Memphis.
sugs-em MILTON a D0RIAN.
I an going. Are you? Where Why
20 procure Tylsr's inimitabie Amhrutgpes. II you want
q god themes o. yourself or family, Eoi they are
etespor and better than any ether style % rictures.
Three hunired taken daily.
.-re-rrr ounozife nFF-Fsu.-ss nan
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Is All WEATHER. o all wsathers 90 to
Wsathersl's, the drul store on Main, be-
low Union, and get a glass of soda water.
Taste Ebs article, and you viii know what soda
water is.
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BASAFE AND RADICAL CURE FOR
FEVER AND AGUE,
Chin Fever, Intermittent or Bilious
Remittent Fever, Dumb AgHe,
.fHd az forms Of Disease h1riag a Mrla1oa4
Origin.

4 FEW DOSES viii cr-e any aHilHay case. and n
n DOSE iuvarl1ly stops thr chllls- 20 contains
n1thiu- Ia the least degree hurtfEi d the system under
auy cir-ulsranres sHi never u-ofirrs ne uuplessnt
Effects tlat att-ai Me use of Quu.ne aaf other agents
ln general Esr- % sur-s every form 1f the tis-ast ard
is the 0rlgiull arf Only ANTIDOrE o MALARIA
AsE Or Or s1aH-rh-r-srs Fever and Asue Anuiote.
af be sure you get PILLS
Messr Haviand. Stevenson n Co., Who are Among
the largest wholesale drus dealers On TIE South. write
a. f0ulEss
CHsHEEsToS, s. c., January q, 1881.
GEETs- Netaf pleasure u stating that on yester-
DAY our NJ. S-eveu-uu and 1theu we're rar-wItuesses o.
. most astani-hIr- recital auI high -n-omium iu re-ard
20 yuur Pills Henry Goethe. Esq, a prominent cIursl
and platter % Beaufort district, called up1 us ald In
quired Dr. We kept 5hsliel1erEera Pills. Upon urasE-
ing f Del kneW alytliu- % them be- replied aunl-au-
tally BE- follows. SIR, ] reE1rl them a specidc Cor
Cnlls and Fever- They were used with signal succe-
on The Chtr.=stlu and Ssvauulh railroad last summer
md autlun. in Ue m7s- saly region and under the
mlit rginE clrclustances- 1clltesfifv that. o-to f one
Eau- % shout two bundled uegr1 operatives. city we're
stricken down with Fever and A-ua. and every one re-
covered BY the timely use % shtIeuberEer1s Pills. and
YOU may tFU them FOR me- ~ you ctrosr. that they poS-
s-s the MEDICINE rs rHE WORLDl'
HsoIby Druggists ~svsryvhrus. Wholesale agents
for Memphis s. MANSFIELD 4 CO..
GEO. W.. s. %
IT, g. F~ARNSWOHTH a CO.
Sole PrUprIet8r..
A. SHALLBEHERGER x 20.
auis-tw1uls R,eheter Pa.
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REooRDER's CoUET.-Thirty-two cases were
up before the recorder on yesterday morning.
The amount Of fines reached something near
seventy dollars.
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For Sale on Long Credit

For Sale on Long Credit,
nR VI Will SILL F0a LEVY sCRIP these three
elegant r~r-ifercrs on Mail1ou street. If the 1huve
houses are u7t SOLD hy the Isf 20 September they viii
be- f1r rent.
Also. for Rent.
Tlree Store U1usrs 90 The conner 20 Union anil Second
streets, four stories hIEh. win BE- raIT Or tenants 81
the ls- of ~epfruh Two houses lu me shove bloct
are rflfei on Cnuf t-rlnE.
AEor two Stores anifr The Gaze House. Rent
cheap. e. fa1f fen1ufs.
We have o. House on second street. east % fhe baynu
suitable Cor a coarsr'E shop crn Iarre stable
Aian. two large n~re-r-aHf Uunara ll ruilu street.
sulatie FOR feed farrs. ne shove t1asasa are n by150
feet.
ne Hel1ord House, uTler Hf Madison and Se1rr
street., is f1r rest NCne need apply vho are nrf II-
able b. nar the rents
Negro Men Wanted.
We wish 10 hire twenty negro men OBJ work u Arkau-
ss We win pay SIS per month Apply 90
auI-fu w B. GREENLAW * DO
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Arrival OF the Steamship Empire CIR,

NEW YORK, sep;subsr F--The steamship Empire
City arrived a. TITS port to-day from Havana With ad-
vices 70 The 1st inst
The city % Havana b keulfhy.
Sugar closed dun At 81 reals The stoct Of sugsr IN
port amounts 70 as 900 boxes Exchange On Lpldoa is
quoied Il IS saibE. Exchange on New York ss@4N.
Freights sre arm
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There is Nothing Like It.

Drs. l.. w. GabbeFt aud G.. W.
Morrow
TOGETHER give SPECIAL E~tteut1u % al forms o ck-cu
Be- isezses, but mere particularly o. diseases Of LunE,
Eys and womb They also remove Cancers, Tunou,
etc, vita or without the k3ife, auI perform al surgi-s
o~psratilus In the most approved aud scientific manner.
rhsy VIII board Patients from TIE oouatry, 81 tsst .sey
can have the best attention.
Omcs IN Lsngr's Baidiag Uui51 street. SECOND DE
from Vain ~m-22-awiy
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OVERLAND NAIL

The Overland Nail Leaves every Weinesisy ana SAT-
unisy e. 1T.. by The Little Rok Railroad, per steam
ra-rrH-Hf F.r nj IrHaraan street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-05
EIeotion of Directors.

OFFICE MEN. AND cHAR's r. r. CoHFAsr,}
MEMPHIS, August ia, 1850.
THE annual election q direciors Of this company. ac-
II oording 3 me p~rogisions q IL charter, wiz take
place a. the cmres o. ne cmpauys IN Memphis and
on the 1ITH A or ~SEPrEMBER. rsGO.
b order ~ me board,
GEO. -R0BERrsONr
aui9 81 SecretarT western Division.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-05

PERsoSAL-We were pleased TO see our
friend Dr.. John Kennon, Of Tallaha,ehie
county, Miss, in the city the other day. He
was a practising physician in our midst a few
years since and attained a high position alike
in tie profession sBd the community. His
many friends in Memphis viii doubtless be
highly gratihsd 10 learn that be contemPlates
returning to take up bis practice in our city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-05

TnE cOzsaEssrn ce-rox eUrsrox.-Ths
ciaeinnah EAqairsr, Of Monday, has the fol-
lowing upon The subject Of compressed cotton
which Mr.. Geo. GIN, Of this city, has been
pressing upon The attention Of the railroads /;
"Ths LEGAL presidents we're to have held a
meeting yesterday FOR he purpose q agreeing
upon a proper difference between compressed
and uneomrressed eotton. But two Of the ex-
ecutive committee were present, who agreed
10 make a difference n-rates between the two
varieties Of l5c. per hundred, OF 75e. per bale
and 20 recommend the adoption Of the rate by
the presidents Of the Eve eastern lines, at their
meeting on the 18th inst. The resolution was
subsequently submitted to Mr.. Clement, presi-
dent Of the Little Miami company, and he
eOneurred in the proposed difference. We can
not understand exactly why the presidents OF
our local roads should so readily concur in the
iron rule attempted 10 be established BY the
managers Of the eastern hpes- Why permit
these gentlemen to make rates from the west
as we'll as to the west? Why 60, bat in band,
and humbly petition The presidents Of the
trunk lines 20 permit them 70 MAKE d amer
ence CT seventy-hve cents per bale between
one class Of freight that is desirable and an
other that is not? Why not sit down and
figure upon the proper difference, aud pass a
resolution establishing IL ss absolutely as the
trunk lines demand q certain proportion upon
shipments either way? BY their action yes
terdsy, they recognized the right Of eastern
roads 10 make rates from the west, and that
they will assume the authority thus conceded
BY submitting this ention question to them,
their present attitude toward their western
connections leaves no room to doubt. II the
question bad been one Of complete re-arrangs-
msnt Of the schedule, a consultation with the
eastern connections would have been perfectly
proper but in the matter we are discussing
but a single class Of freight is involved, and in
that Cincinnati is direetlv and deeply inter
asfed -