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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25
LiTEsrI MEMS RY TELEGniPn.
From Washineton.


ErIseorAl Dlsnor ron Kansas. Topeka, K. A.,
April l3 --Dr, Dyer, of ofNew York, was this
day elected Episcopal Bishop for Kansas Terrific
~
osEAT ExcIrErEsr IN .wAsnNGfos-iHE AFFAIR OF
HONOR,
WASHINGTON, ID. g., April Ia Great excite
ment is prevailing throughout the city in regard
70 an affair Of honor which will probably take
place shortly, between two prominent members OF
the House Of Representatives
The recent colloquy between the Hon. Roger
A. Pryor, of Virginia, and the Hon, John +,
Potter, Of Wisconsin. has caused tho former 10
send challenge to Mr.. Potter to fight duel
outside tho District of Columbia.
| Colonel lander, the friend OF Mr., Potter, has
accepted the ehallange, and named bowie'kniyes
as the weapons to bc used on the occasion. lie
also offered to substitute himself for Potter, us
principal The friends of Mr.. Pryor declined
The uso of such weapons, sa ing that arms OF
TINT description were used only among barha'
rans they also declined to accept the substi-
tuie.
Mr.. Pryor Is still in Virginia, and has as yet
received no information us 10 tho action OF his
friends, which was probably taken after con
sulaton with Messrs, Miles, Keitt, Mason aud
Hammond.
SECOND DKpArcm.-Mr. Potter made his APP
pGaranoe IN the House this afternoon, and was
greeted by his friends
Whether Mr. Pryor wi sanction the action Of his
friends, remains TO be seen The substitution OF
Bowle-knives, for the usual weapons between gem
temon or such occasions ma be considered ruse on
the part of Mr. Potters friends, to avoid placing
Pryor on vantage ground, knowing him to be good
shot. The choice of weapons dcyolyed on the chal-
lenged party, but we conceive that the selection was
in bad taste,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

lS57 Among the choice epithets hurled at the De-
mocracy of Texas, by the Opposition, may he found
that used y the Austin Inieligencer. That paper
styles the Galveston Convention meeting of the
LATTE Disunionis;s" This comes with bad
grace from paper That protested, short time ago,
to be Democratic sheet and supporter of hlr. Ba-
chanar's Administration. Mr.. Buchanan repudiates
the Iheligencers side Of the question, through his
organ. and straightway the Intclligen err dubs the
coarensioss flas endorsed Mr.. Buchanan, a LATTE,
disuhi5n meeting
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

s,szs- lie Tnrraps Company Of Rangers was or
ennis,d II Fort Worth, last Saturday, and elected
The ie,iorirg officers
1tcmts .. johnson. Captain B. D. chenoreih,
- Lieut.; j. ? Smith. "a Lieut.; d. II johnson.
II Lent
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THE DALLAS HERALD.
CHARLES r. PRYOR. Editor,
Dallas Wednesday, iprli rs. 1850.
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PR aDESTiiL ELECTION, 1850.
Tor ELECTORS.
Forthe state nj I-arse.
Col. N. u. GlAHAM,
Cen. 4. y. WAuL.
FiI.t Disirict-Coi. A. T. RAINEy.
second Distriot-ooi j. A, WHARTON
STlTE ELECTION, AUGUST, 1860.
For attorney GeHsr0',
G. NJ. FLOURNoY.
For Comptroller,
CLEMENT II JOHNS.
For State TrfoWrcr,
CYRUS N. RANDOLPH.
-
sT-n EAS -NGNHA-rJAS5,
FOR 1S6O,
pOH sAIE AT TIsE HERALD oFrIcE'
ANNOUNCEMENTS
ron THE ELECTION ~ AUGUST NEXT.
For District Attorney.
W. .,f'or r and !gaueFtfi a. announce j. X i. Ni.
S S1is Ia y, aeiL District.
rs- W. ne ag,her,e and re1uG,od 20 announce VII
pisris, .as.,n ,;si ofit's Ia ladeai bsi,ci
ror ChIrr Justice. ...,..-
14 p Hy r ST nm T res,e e.
ula a. ,as 6i'.e OF chisf Justice Of Dallas county.
For sheriff. -
cARIEn candidate Tor recollection to tlc Office Of Shs'
arn md. eTscd end requested to announce n o Nc.
adams, o. candidate Tor tie Office Of SA"W Of pa''
e gpms,2a e9 n DC aTS S%' sge;y o. o.
Fer Comfy Surveyor.
# n Sga IS r q, a%g' 10 thS oeo q
S.1eysr a T. llos county.
Fer Comfy Treasurer.
$50 ore 10, .lrsed and requested 10 announce HIRAM
rTSNTIr candidate for the Office Of TREASURER OF Pal
lt- County
we,r, . rg,d and reqrcstcd to announce :. ~ WIG.
CLINTON candidate for tho Office Of Treasurer OF Dallas
Comfy.
.rH riscd ani requested TO rnromec EDWARD
W IuNr, candidate for reelection to the Office Of
TrcassFtr, lI DALLAS county.
Wasr, au; Irlzed md requested 70 nnnouncc Dr. SAM
H. Pryor. candiote for County Treasurer for Dall'S
For Comfy Cicrh.
~ Ve -- -rthorzci md requested 20 announce ALEN
AMBER HAYWOOD, as candidate for County Clerk oi D'
We ir,reriscd md requested to announce GEORGE
" LAW- candidate for CLERK Of the County Court o
~. -rr- r,,i 70 onnorrcc THOMAS C WILLIAMS,
as c.. lIJat pr County Ciert. Of Dallas county.
sx-csecr and Collector.
We -ra 1,. 4scd md requested to nnnouncc JOHN r.
rArrNNN. D.. ccndinc tor the Office OF AsstsSor and
Collector, dt : las county.
We fro autfr lied aud re lucstoi to JAMES p
GoorNsHr .acanlato for reelection to the office Of
.issrts9r eli2 collector Of Dallas county.
Saunty Co,nIuissiorrr.
'Va rrr apd and req 10 announce y. h WlSN
aeacmLi.ta or the Office of County Commissioner, Of
naliu ep.Yy
Constable Precinct No. I.
W --c r h5rizrd md rcaucsted to announce JOHN II
rAN! lnddate for Constable Of Precinct No !, Dal.
Ir5 county.
lINLsELL rs c9udatc FOR office Of Constable Pre-
o,Eat No p Dallas county.
Wa grc atho7lzed aud requested to announce JOHN T.
LfNu-At. candidate for the office OF Constable Of Pre-
elnct Mol, Dallas county
Woaro authorized and requested to announce TtME-
EHElAlD candidate for Constable Of Precinct No. Is
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

W -c 1El5rzoh md requested to announce JOHN II
PANEL. anddae for Constable Of Precinct No. l. Dali
l'5 county.
- Wcare auiiorizol and requested To announce W T.
UAELL, c2uddatc FOR the office Of Constable at Pro-
oUet no r, ballas county.
we age athorized and requested 70 announce JOHN =
LINDA T. candidate for the Office OF Cosfabf, OF rc-
clnct @o.l Dallas county.
Woaro o,thorzed anil requested to announce JAMIE
EHEFiAp candidate for Constable Of Precinct No. /,
idlls county
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1860-04-25

snonr. nun BRuIAI--Ihe brutal doctrines Of Hell
per's book. meet with u cordial response from Nh
Gdding-. who recently was so much glorlhed by Coy
Banks and his Republican friends liereis Gliding
leiter;3
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lorn sfort, they may abandon Al attempts 10
raise an sntagonistie fag, and Try 70 give the
entire ELECTORAL vote Of New York 10 Mt.
Douglas. Assuming, therefore, that this one
ELECTORAL ticket cannot BE- accomplished,
the next effort 10 10 carry the state, even
against any antagouitm ~ TIE rary Tor
Mr.. Douglas. LApplause.l ST.. believe
IL can bs done. Confined applause
and sxcitement believe hat the state
Of New York can BE- earried for Mr.
Douglas, ne Notwithstanding any opposition
thst hay come from within or from
without. OF course a requires IN effort tire
CURES a perfect organization II requires a
Eood understanding 10 requires that all past
dissensions and differences shall be entirely
forgotten It requires that an Of ne shall eoms
up a. one man, and rally 10 this cause, giving
Il our best eKertious and our beet labors. II
that be done, N the came enthufiabm which /
know a~ctuates uur brethren IN The interior Of
the state. Be manifested here, Il the Demoe-
racy be once mora aroused, and II they 20 into
the contest with their wonted energy, determi-
nation, and consolidation. their power will
prcF- ifresistibls and ] have no doubt that the
influence Of our example on the surrounding
country will enable rs 10 reach Albany with a
ret majority Of al least 10000. IAppiause
The remarks that have been made here A. 10
the importance Of Organizing this executive
committee, ai Of us know b be true. While,
therefore, mat bot be able 10 meet
often with you. being prevented by other
duties Of a-more Important sfieial character,
v1u nav feel assured that nv best effort and
avmpathis viii Be devoted from now tili next
November 70 the advancement Of your great
csuss. TAbplause. IN Y. HsrGid.
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HuErIssBoE. Tam. J.lr POI

H~USTIE6DoE, Tenn July 20
EDrToEs AFPEkL Things are slowly, bu,
surely telling in favor o. lie national Demo
cratic candidates IN this county. The dissolu-
Gon-ot-ths-Union faction 70 growing smaller
and beautifully lee every day. Tie masses
Of tbe Democracy win stand By TIE regular
u%oniHee they have no sympathy with Van
cey and bis fsnstieaI followers, and The idrs o.
November viii forever close Bis usnorous ca
resr politically. The feeling In favor Of
Douglas is Increasing every day an, yes.
an, the prominent Democrats IN this county
are in bis favor. 4 few Of the Adrnlnissra
ten men. led on By tEo-penny postmaster
and ~smaH-fry politicians ere talking loudly IN
favor o. BreckinEdge but they amount 10
nothing. They-ars trying desperatelyto make
1t sppsar that Breekinridge is thu only national
candidates while they know very vel. not
Ei1staRding, that be is ssedoniI-ss much so
az Lincoln. They profess gres. love for their
country bat bow do they show it? By sup-
porting the doctrines Of Ysneey. whose
svoWsd object is 70 Pnecipftaie the cotton
States into a r~eyoluion-to cause one section
HAA
to rise Up against another. Such principle,
a. these WI place Breekinri5se and his -
lo"srs Just who're they should be-in utter CD
h''oa- fnsy deserve the esutsnpt OF every
lover O. be country TIE most cheering re-
Pofts are coming IN trOm al dirsetons. a5stb.
prospects Of Douglas election Iook brigbt.r
and brighter every day. Tie Dfmseracv !,
this distrie will have an elsetor in svs lin.
FOR Stephen.
he Breekinriags neu are using every effort
to defeat him here, but &c is no 20: ne LIt,l,
Cat is bound to win. He will gst q ooos
manF Votes from the Opposition Tsnts -
With such meu as Geo. ". Jones ao5 er-crg-
ernof Foote for electors FOR the STATE al lsr,.s
sl1esss . esIlain' ROB ROY.
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wAsnlvGroN rSrrLLIGENcR.

WAsHIEGroy, Jlly . accounts continue
TO reach this city that ouT meTcanti 2 marine
is subjecte 70 the most annoying perpleXities
10 the waters Of Nsiherland, India SO much
90, indeed, that unless some rene y be inter
posed by orr Government. no American COM
nander will risk his life and the property Of
his employer 10 those seas.
Several eases OF luminous conduct, reaching
10 violent a~ssaults on tue ship officers, have
occurred within the pas. few wears, at Bara-
via, S1madaTa, ard other Dutch East India
ports, and when the authorities were invoked
FOR protection, the answer was, the alleged
outrsges occurred uu3er the American fac,
and we've not recu-niz1bie bY the Dutch
aushorities. Cases 81 The HussGr, Norman,
and The mn-e recent ore Of fhe Sigr-bound, in
which tie estim8hie son o. TIE captain Of the
HsssaT was brutsiiy murdered, ere well known
ia this CITY. Toe i3-t named use is now be-
fore Mr.. Hizer, Tie Solicitor Of the Treasury,
and shows q uegrse Of superciiliousness or
the part OF the DIsch authorities Of Bat8-
via, Amounting almost % The 0tfe1se OF par
fiosps erimiHh. The opinion has obtained that
we should have a new convention with the
Government Of the Hague, and until such con-
veDtion is ratified, the United Sales should BY
all means send SOM Of our most prominent
naval officers to that station 10 guard against
further injuries.
aLaNNA 1aa-aH Va |lE -NAaNNN4a AaltAAAEEMENH
iien last night in the 18th year OF his age. HI
was during two-thirds OF his life CONNECTED
with that establishment. For several years
past hehas been very inf-m, but continued bis
usual visits 10 the Office until towards the end
OF the last week, having deservediy been held
in the highest esteem by all classes Of the
community. HIS decease occasions the deepest
sorrow. Mr.. Gales is to be buried Tuesday,
from his county seat, Elkton, near this city.
There will probably be ? large procession
The Postmsster-Geuer is about 10 issue an
important circular to p~ostnastsrs, requiring
in all cases postage stamps, and not money,
10 be used in the prepayment Of hostages, and
pr 'hibiting the use OF the ruling stamp in can
ceiling postage stamps. A neglect 10 cancel
stamps effectuallv, or 70 postmark
letters plainly, will be regarded as cause for
serious eensure, if not removal, and all post
masters ars required toreport every Instance
Of such neglect at the appointment Office. In
struetions are also TO be issued, in execution
Of the resent provision OF Congress, for the
return Of letters TO the writers thereof, when
hey are not taken out Of the Office by those to
whom they are addressed.
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zee FIEsr ana FOURTH PAGES.
APPFAU,


We have frequeHt applications to know the
terms upon which we propose 70 furnish the
weekly APPEAL during the esnPsign. We
take 1is method OF responding 10 an iaquirsrs.
The campaign PaFer viii end the 18th Of
November, and We propose Supplying the pa
per for three cents per copy. Any person
wishing the paper, therefore, has only 70 count
the number OF weeks intervening between the
tine OF subscribing and the 18th Of Novsm-
Der, multPlyingb BY three, and be viii have the
price required for the time. For Instance, If,
a. ne time Of subscribing, twelve weeks Of
the campaign shall remain, tbs price WILDE
thirty-siX cents, which is three times twelve.
THIS is as low as we can afford the paper,
and the rule we have given viii enable every
man 70 determine the price for the tine be
wishes 10 subscribe. Clubs are solicited At
these rates. Let the truth he disseminated
throughout the country, an We feel assured
that The people viii DO right
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W~ISSTSgTPPT DEWoCRATIC STATE


We have observed that there is no concert
= action among our MIssissipPi friends with
regard to the time and place Of holding their
STATE convention, fer the purpose Of nomiHat-
ing al electoral ticket. After free intercourse
with many Of them, both ia perssn and By
correspondence, we have been requested, By
way Of hsrmonizIng an sections, TO name
Grenada as the place, and wednesday, the
18th DAY Of August next, as the tine for hold
ing said convention. We have been assured
that this viii be acceptable 10 the trss and
sterling Democracy Of the STATE. The tine
Intervening viii give snyis o7Portunitv for al
portions OF the State 70 send up their dsleEa-
tons, and Il is well understood that the can
vass viii not actively commence before that
tine. The friends Of DoUGLAs and Dsnocra-
ey, the Constitution and the Union, have de-
tsruinsd hat an electoral ticket shall Be o.
gsnizsd In TIE STATE, and it is desirable as-
an portions Of the State be represented il The
Grenada convention. Let an the counties Send
nm thar Tafauz-l-un
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FUSFRAL NOTICE.

Bi-i eH mscf,h inst., RouEnr, soaofCai L. @. and
Mrs ". L, C dilway. sgea two years ani mar moufhs.
TIE ffiepts % the fauily are Invited 70 attend he
funeral this afternoon lWsdntstsIl a. h~sh-pist I
O'Clock, from lheir r~ead-nes On NcLemors assuus,
near he Nearsia snI Charleston railroad Services
by The Rev Or whfe
Haeunv De foaud o. Fhheriy'a o-nsr Esiu and
Unlsu suafis
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Attachment Notice.

?. & c. Hsckle vs.. Anirse TasSfo. Attachment be-
fore @. A Mallory, j. p Dehl 80
TIVE Defendant in his cause Is heresT notified that
a De sane Is sr for trial On the lsfh cay OF AUGUST
ieo0s a. iooclock, A. n, before c. A. Mallory, y Fs
or SHELBY county, Tennessee. a. which tine and pale
he Is notidsd 70 aouear az defend said aitschueni sult-
iyi2-fE o. A.. MALLORY, Up C.
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g. 80 prizes sm0untinE 80
NEARLY OEB PRIZE TO TWO TICKETS.
WHOLE TICEETs, s20i HALVES. sIo QusHTEEs. Is.
Certificates % PacEaEes will Be sud al TIE foloelrg
rates, which h. The risk.
Certificate Of Packsgs 1f % whole Tickets......s1es.O0
% Half - ~ f4Q 80
% Quarter 90 Sec. FATS
% Eiehth " g7.n
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water, water, Water


rREsH CONGRESS WArER.
F-esn Artesiau Vel Waters
Fresh SarafozN water
r-.t r.ceived and for sac ~ re c1ee or Mnkfe petAa1
rsDlsI CIV CO.
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EARLY CLosIsG OF SroREE-By the COL
loving, which re copy from On exchange, il
appears that the early closing movement now
ia progress 10 S. Louis, Nashville and other
places, Is not confined TO this country, but
that is necessity hss been recognized in Eu-
rope also; TIE English ladies are endeav-
oring ts smsiiorste tie condition Of tie
Door dry goods clerks Of London. Seventy
i've ladies' Of The hiehss. rank, from the still
beautiful Duchess Of Sutherland downward,
have, Ike Tire Mseeabees, bound themselves
BY q strong Tov, not 70 shop on Saturdays
after two osciock.0
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nESnTn CnrnrT.

L is the purpose Of the true and regular
Democracy Of DeSoto county, Mississippi, 20
bold a county convention a. fernando on
M0uday, the 9th day OF Aasuss for the pun
pose Of ratifying the nomination Of D0UGLAs
Ind JOHNSON, and fcr the further purPose OF
Appointing delegates to 4 State convention 20
be held at Grenada, on the 18th Of Angus,
upon which viii devoive ths responsibility II
filing up an electoral ticket 10 The STATE OF
Mississippi Every individual, be be Demo
crat CT wbig, is requested to attend the meet
ing a. Hsrzanao- We say to all, cone out
from your farms and y0ur workshops, and
give one daF to your cogrtrv-
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There is a species OF ccrzriice 10 the con-
duct Of many ~ho remain year By year 10
thicklr crowded cities, where the ~eonPeiition
10 gain a mere living is 50 great that a chance
Of ever obtaining an Independence Is lost
where tie income is only sutkeisntto maintain
a family from "hsnd to month"; and Where
sickness. auy unforeseen accident, or tAs death.
of the head e thafanily, entails he ssYs.rst
pressure. HoE much zOre indspehdsnt and
Indicative % ssif-respset K e o. these eireum-
stsnees 10 leave SPOT that has SC Httie TO
odrr FOR the future, and to sees q hons where
Il IS prseissly he future thst e brightest u
A nan toss into ee toantry and becomes a
fsrnet. De u always iaboring for himself; every
announcement be makes, every nail be drives,
every fence rail be lays down, Is somuch done
for himself, and viii share 10 bHuging him
comfort and ease in his ola age. His children
wfW succeed him in ths honestcad. and will
msin.ain themselves and him on his own land.
Better stin. De has raised his chlsren TO an
employment that viii save them The difficult
ties 10 which has city raising exposed hin,
when first be left dependence for Independence f:
the sufocsting streets anu alleys for the blue
FREE srv. the air Of hsayen sRdthe green fields.
some nav perhaps ask whether a consum-
natioh 70 deyoutly to be wished'' is possible
Of accomplishment? It certainly Is, and We
offer proof Of it in the following extract from
q communication Published in the Nashville
Ga=eae, written from South Bend, Arkansas
% Our long neglected prsiIie lands are now
settling up with ths very best Kind Of
citizens. and an belong 70 TIE SoaFtwant-to-
go-sWay club. The lands are productive, he
for stock equal to any IN the world q
ceessiBle to rsrkst al an times; there will
soon Be a railroad running through them to
Memphis. the health equal to any new eoun-
aud here the lands can be entered BY ac-
.ual settlers al tlneafy-frs oats per scTs. All
.hsss things make It a desirable spot for
-ounE men seeking a heze in the west A
lsndred acres Of rich land FOR twenty-five
and yet people are complaining that g
lari-working man has no chance to make a
With courage, Effort and psrsever-
snce, independence is within the reach Of
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so

Wear he white station. 90 Memphis and csarissts,
raiioEs fsr sale Etahzrsalu.
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Memphis Classical High School,
wFrRy ARMSTRONG pRTNCIpAr

TfHE --Tud lrural session 20 The shove named Insfi-
4 fulen will u1muFuca au The FIRST MONDAY II
SEPTEMBER. and cslfirue Cen uuuths. Ia addition
f. an te usual El-Ish b~raLClcs. Naural Philosophy,
Cheuisfry. Ers-EeFpiur. Astronomy. Mathfmztics
srd The An-ilt aui Modern Laurua-es, viii be thor
ouEhiy taugbt.
ne priuCUal returns bis sincere thanks for RE lihe-
ral Fatruu4Ef De has 30 f1rr revived and pledges himself
% Use his basr afsHts 90 establish . prrn1neut cassi
csl arl uafheulfieaI sc1olf % q hiEh order. Er. 7. J..
N0rc1n. we'll known Es a zsaCus and Eble teacher, has
been engaged as assistant instructor Tor the coming
year.
Students viii ta~r thr hcuHdt Of . good a~uuarstug, 90
which Hf1Iriaus uII De- made. Also a GYMNASIUM,
gl0l play grounds. Ft- A EenlHma from Europe viii
te engaged o. Che department % m1dem language.
The principal VIII receive a few students a- b1aders, a.
BIZ rrfitru-e CD Trn-c street, uear he 81. agnes
academv. Pr etrcuiars Continuing fu'I luflrnausu.
sppiy by the 1T % august 90 the principal Or Mesers.
Cle4Ers 81 Walden, Touus n Bro. or KIRK X Wilisms,
brk sellers iv2s-tseptt
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s50,0OO Worth Of Carriage Hardware,
Trimmings 4 Wagon Materials :

uoud call the attention Of Carriage and Wagon
w makers and dealers generally foour large ard well
selected stock Of Carriage Hardware and Trimmiur anI
Wsgon Material o. ~ kind, which we are now cTsrius
% The trade a. lower 1gnres than ever offered in iris
market bef1re-beingb but q very smau advance on east
ern factory prices.
We sre racticalC srrisge builders, ani we Eater our
selves that our lclg experience in the busIness enables
us b f1ruish the trade with better selected roris ihar
can De had ei-ewhere Or goods are purchased for
cash, aud uuier the personal supervised o. one q our
firm, snd customers can rely upon settlhE Tie best SRI
eies and upon the most advantageous terms Our siccs
ls full and complete. an1 consists o. everything used bV
Cariase ald Wason makers 20 That We are a Ell times
prepared % en- orders without delay
We ae also agents flr the suuti-west for the sale O.
Eiuett & CO 8 celebrated Nov York Farulshes, which
We are now selling a. the manu- actrrer-f prices; a1s
we are also AGENTS for Chapnan's Auti-Rtt.llng Sh1l
Fastfuars, which re sell atthe patentee's prices.
We think that We can make 10 greaty t0the aIvantagF
Of manufacturers and dealers generally % call and eN-
anime orr stock before purchasing elsewhere, sud W.
trust hat BY strict attention % business. We shziI COT
tinue 70 Be favured viii The liberal patronage which we
have hitherto received. n. s. BRYCE 4 co.
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THE BALL STILB wOvINGTxmH
EVGEHnnH

We are requested to give notice that the
Douglas national Democrats viii hold a NEE
ing a. Nolshce Camp Ground, in De Soto
county, on Sst1rtay next, 2sh inst, for the
purpose Of Tstifying r nominations made At
Baltimore, sad 70 take such steps as shall BE-
deemed proper - give tbem effect and SUCCESS
All national, Union-loving Democrats are
invited 10 be preseu- Speeches may Be ex-
Pscaed. sa5a basket dinner viii be served up
oashs occasion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-07-25
RATIFICATION NETTING Al
HnII NRHENEa

The Democracy Of Marshall county VII
hold a mass meeting a. BgIiy Springs on Mon
day, July Both, 1850, to rstify the nominations
Of STEFHEE A DoUeLAs and HEEEscHEL z.
EoHSs0N, candidates q the n~atiousl Demo
cratic convention, for President and Vice
President Of the United States. And also, 70
appoint delegates to the State convention 10
nominate an electoral tekst. B~stiaguishs5
speakers win certainly address the meeting.
EvsTy lover O. his country is invited to par
ticipate in The proceedings.