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Nessrs. MARSHELL 4 COO

7 ATE % The school, - the great md nslsbraief Chem
l. ioal Overs and So1urerE, COOK & MATHEWS, q
st. Louis have been induosd 10 open a. esusbhshHsHi
far carrglnE on he above business IN al is bunches
Er-T cesrfutto1 % GeulcmeEs Cuats, vests and FaniE
are dyed. Geaused, and restored 70 theiT original peroc
uon. They certainly Go remove every spot o. grease
paint way and tar tuEefher viii AL othsr blemishes 40
impurities 70 Which Eacl garments are liable and var.
rzzt ne spsts net ts reEppear- Call sE5 eazuine tEeI
6amFles ~ Coat dresEiaF- n they fail 70 please you, n
charse VII BE- made. uheir onos ls On Main strse
herEeea Gayoso snd Beal.
tusoI4 MARSHALL a COOK
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SUNsTRoKE.-A woman, whose nsme we
did not learn, was Frustrated BY the heat Of
the sun yesterday afternoon, on Monroe stree,
between Second and Third streets. She was
removed to the hospital, where, after the APP
p~lication OF proper remedial agents, she re-
$500
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-09

PEEJURY.-A man named P. R. Roberts was
arrested Yesterday, charged with Ps1uring
himself while giving eIdencs in the case Of
the Corporation vs.. A. D. Bentley, before the
recorder. Roberts was taken before Esquire
Horne and held 70 bail in the sum Of 81, 900 for
his appearance at court.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-09

SUDDEN DEArH.-Harily a day has passed
since the beginning OF the hestsd term, that
We have not been called uT.on 70 record one or
more deaths from sun-stroke. Evening before
last a man named Martin Mccarthy, en-
Plcyed as a deck-hand on the steamer Carl,
dropped dead on that boat. An inquest was
held on his body yesterday, the jury returning
a verdict Of death from sun-stroke.
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q We learn that the judgment OF the re-
eorder in the case Of Jennie Taylor, indicted
for keeping a disordsrly house, was, that in
case the house was found to be a disorderIy
one, a fine Of S25 would be imposed each day,
after the 18th inst, that she remained in it..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-09

SHARP PRAcTIcE.-A man named John
Henry was arrested Yesterday, charged with
stealing a watch from a gentleman named A.
". Barnes. The alleged THEFT was committed
on shelby street, and connected with IT,, were
two OF three sccompliess Of HenTy's. Barnes,
who was walking along the street, was stop
ped BY ons Of the party, who, seeing that be
was the possessor Of a watch, asked him the
tine Of day, which be told them, and was az
tsrward drawn into a conversation, during
which a proposition was made By one Of the
party 70 purchase the watch. The time-piece
was handed to one Of them, who passed it to
another o. the trio, and pretending to take it
20 a jewelers. for examination, left, and has
lot since been heard Of. Henry, whom If was
alleged was one Of the party, had an sxsmins-
tion before Esquire Horne yesterday sud in
default, was committed 70 Jail.
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Yofal Hlattrrs.
IgNOTTCE--9

Tie Sgpsal Cou4iiAg Room has basn rsnousd
10 No. 3 Houars's ROs, ~ stairs, trhers al per
s0.s hzpius busiaess t5ifh The oRs are ksrsafer
-squssieE 70 oaR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-09

NEW BALE OF CoTToS.-A new bale Of
eotton-the same received BY the steamer TTo-
toria from Mississippi-wss taken to Gin
ciunati last evening, BY the steamer Lady
Jackson. The new bale was shipped By Hsr-
ris, Hunt & Co, and consigned to Reynolds &
Ienks. pbiladsIobis-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-09

CfEcTssArIs August 8. p m-Flour-he market
eiosed s'eady a sLtoaf.so. lard eio-ed a. I2se.
furk-the market closed buoyant At 80. WHISKY is
quated At isNc. suEar e. quoaed At sX9sEe. Coffee
the market closed ststiy al l5H8lee. Molsssss is
quoted Al seq. Corn-the market closed duil At -
asoe.
NEW roRK Augnsts, ? M~.-C0tton-market closed
steady and unchanged, Win raies q 500 bales At lose
ioNc. Four-the market closed duh. win sales q 800
hds. At ts.2095a5. Corn-ho market closed quiet
ne saiss Of toby amouui % 500 bushels st s2asse.
Oats-ins market ciosed dul at S9seo. Pork-the
market dosed duI, win sales Of fEs bds At siaais.5O.
Lard-hs markei cired doll Al uIH9isse win sales
% eobria. Coffee ctrs1 q 1000 bsss u oo6ss per
the ahi9 hianeloia. vas o1srsa to-itgi i.sO0 Rags were
old a. ifN 8I5hc. auEar-the market closed quiet.
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Commercial Hlattrrs.
REHFgls BalLT ArPE1L oFEIoE.

THuRspAF. AuEust 2. 1850.
coTToE-The market yesterday erhiHitsd nothing
worthy Of remark. Our q~u1tstloas are merely Daninal
IHfsrior-.-. "a % MitalnE.-.- 9Kaiok
Ordinsry........ AKA s. Good Middling..Ii aifH
Low MtHTfur... 3 a ~ Pair d
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-09

WHITE LEAD.-EeoHomy is always promo
ted, in buying mont but the best Of every
thing. We would call the attention Of dealers
and consumers 10 Gates & Woods white lead
agency advertisement this morning. There lie
truth in what they say, and # may pay those
Interested 10 investigate.
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ADMINISTRATIVE Notice.

T1HE uuiertiEued having taken out letters o. admin
i I~straiIou upon the estate o. Patrick Ma ming, de-
ceased. hereby gives notice 20 al persons having claims
against said decetrnt 20 present them, properly pro-
batels within the time prescribed By Law. Perfons in-
dea.ed to ne estate are rcgues-ed 20 make immediate
payment SAHTNA
-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-09

"a We learn tia the South Memphis
Douglas Democrats had a fine meeting last
night They were addressed BY J. Knox
Walker, ESQ Mr.. Hslium, Mr.. Temple and
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New Dyeing Establishment.
mEssRs. MATTHEWS s Hunt.

ATE q the shaol Of the great and ceiebr lied Chem
II zeal Dyers aad Scorers, Geek 4 Matthew, q sd.
Lql.s. haTu teen intrced y open an estabiishmsnt 10.
osl1tinr "a The atoVe Business in All is branches.
every descfipuon Of r~enueEen's Goats. Vests E1d Pana
are dye1i cle2nsst a1d rcrtcFd = tErir original perfac.
uea- hey certainly % rela1re every 500 q grease,
A1d iururlues % SHEA such E1raenH a-s iftir. aa<
rl1rsrf Ha E-tf at t4r1arrear Cc1t-1ft
r N
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80. as-FLowERs. PLANTS. nc.
CLAss n.

CITIZENsf P~REHUM-No. IG-HORsEs FOR GIN
ERAL UTILITY n IMPROVED REID.
Best Stallion, four years and upaard.-----.-..et0O
Best stallioH, three year. 50
B-st Stallion Colt two years oid- .-----.---...-... IS
Best Siailion Colt one year Old ...--.-..--..---.. IS
Best stallion Colt SIX months id-..----.---...- 10
NJ. IS
nNea AaFen % L
Best Mare three years --...-....----.-.. IS
Best Mare Colt two years IS
Best Mare colt one year IS
Best Mare Colt sixmontns old. 10
ANDREW Taylor, Chairman.
No. %.
Best pairmaiched horses Tor family carriags......s1o0
No. q.
Best pair fanny matched horses flr hgbt carriage
" IS
C. OF, Chairman.
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The Chief Attributes Of man

ARE ~nequsnry lot o. saspendea b. malrrscices and
viciou habits, fhai vii Inevitably lead 10 hereditary
disease unless chseEef in time Rsad the truths laid
toEn Ia ne treatise, "Hamsu F.aiiiy Or, PHYSICIST
cal Hssearchss." II Is eishorsieiy Illustrated with
ejlored ensrHvinEs and will oouvin0s the most hardened
md unooncerned, Is well a. relieve The minds Of The
most desp0ndins, By leading them In The riEht channel
fr relief o. bodily and mental ssouy and despair.
sod By Or. BARROW, New YORK. Price Is cents
sent free q potsse everywhere
Sod aso By uyit-inl MANSFIELD co
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Judge OF Utah.

NV ToHE, Ausust She cricket matsh-Cansd,
against the Unitsd states-,osk place today. and resulted
as follows Canada innings. lsoi United States isniuE.,
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NJ n-NEEnrE. sHELLA AZ

No SHELL AND A WOhk.
Best sir 10
Rest shawl Emhroiaery. 5
Best CLOAK or cape 5
Best scarf and Rag 3
Beet toilet cushion g
Best specimen Turkiah Embroifery----.....- 3
Best French needle work, cellar and hanfkerchtef. Q
Best specimen wcrsted kmoruidey..--..s.-.... 8
best chair Cushion and htckA Q
hest OTTOMAN ,
Best emhroidered frame or table cnver..--....-..-.. 5
Best specimen Crotchet 5
Best specimsu Freuch Embroidered iady's skirt-.-- 10
Sect specimen French Embroidered lady's UNDER
,
Beet french Embroidered i1fanfs drcz------.... rs
TON GALE, Chairman.
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TIA AURoRA.-We have reeeivedt the August
number Of this interesting Memphis publies-
ton, which ought to receive q good Memphis
patronage. Henry B. Folk, Esq., is the editor.
he makes bis bow in this number, and assures
his readers that Nebuek adnezzsr, when be
found himself eating grass, did not feel more
strange or astonished than he does in bis new
posidon-ws hope this conveys no intinathon
regarding the length Of ear among those who
are in the SANE field with him. The editor
expresses his belief that establishing and eul-
tivating a higher standard Of literary ssnti-
nsnt,' is The only remedy for the alarming
diseord that exists upon the slave question.
Wewish the opinion were correct. He defines
his special department TO Be, besides social
chat, to answer such questions as philosopher,
stole, poet artist and fool may put-our *
psrience leads US to pity him Il that duty is In
his 5sDartment. Among the contributors to
the .Rur07a we fn3 the Rev. W. S. Perry, Mrs.
Eaton, Madam McCOrd, Mrs. Anna c.
Ketehum, J. J. Peres, the Jewish RABBI, Es-
tslle,' Prof. Ingraham, and other good names.
The work is beautifully printed, and has a
fashion plate and a handsome cover.
NAH ROBBERY Last Sunday evening a
pouch, containing the Little Rock mail for
Memphis, was stolen at Madison, Arkansas.
The mail bags, instead OF having been placed
in the post-ohcs at Madison, were, as VI learn
from a reliable source, deposited 10 a stable
frsm which the bag was PurlOinsd. The bag,
supposed to have contained matter psounisrily
valuable, was entirely rihed OF its contents.
Capt. Shock, mail agent in this city, went over
immediately on hearing Of the robbery, and
succeeded in s%rssting three men, Marcellius
Noles, Louis Burton and Martin DOx, the
alleged robbers, who were brought here yeTier-
day and lodged in Jail. A draft Of $4,000,
stolen from the bag, was found in the woods
near Madison and forwarded 10 its owner.
Two o. the parties arrested were formerly con-
neetsd with the mail company as stage dri-
Esrs. Tie third was a resident q Madison
and has heretofore borne a gosd character.
The alleged robbers will have a preliminary
sxaninaion this morning.
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The LATE ELoPEMEsr.-Wm. Weed, who
sloped with a Mrs. Dswbsuv from Louisville
q few weeks since, was with bis parsmour
arrested near Raleigh yesterday. The guilty
pair viii rave an examination before Esquire
Horne this morning, the injured husband,
Mr.. DewbeHy, being resolved to prosecute
4Lrm
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The PLANTATIeN-Ws have received the
second number OF the Plantation, a southern
quarterly journal edited BY J. A. Turner, Of
Georgia, and published BY bin at Eatonton in
that State. It is a subs.antial book, and has
some good stuff in It, serou and comic, solid
and entertaining. Il is southern in it's tone,
but without bitterness. L is beautifully printed
On good paner.
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DIR. Jas. McCIfnfOckss Cold and
Cough Mixture

IS a combustion Of natures vegetable antid1tes % the
Irritation and disturbance q he breathing apparatus
which produce colds coughs, hoarsensss and sore throat.
r. removes IN a very short time every vesiiEe % infam-
nation from TIE lungs sni throat, and reueEs the nee
respiration o. perfect health
Price . cents Sold -
frEl-lm HAFaFIELn a co.
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MlnRrtarp ann Sinannal.
Markets BY Telegraph.

MExPHIa DAILY APPEAL OFFiCE,l
r~HUnsDAT, August9, 1890.
We hear u no dhuuss to or mousl market worthy
{ note.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

RFor" Rissr N.-,' ,s Forrfh FsssA
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DR.. J. B. WATSON, Dentist,

TFAVIHG igcsted permanently In the -
III city q Memphis respectfully ~solrcifs
the natrouEEe o. all who nay desire hiaIFr
professional services ID any of is variuur LII
hraudhes, and warrants Satisfaction % al who nav favor
MIN with their conndeuce- All operations performed
be- ne most approved and rknifui manner. Teeth ia
earfed. from ous q IN entire set On u-tian or atn,oz-
rreTr r-rssure. thereby dispensing wrth The Use q
rrrrn- o. hands affached b. the "a ural tech. ZINE sod
win BE- used. Or other kinds q artificial tare 10 desired.
Special s~tfeutioR given y ne ueaang q all dreasas ~
fme morfh and gums, and the saving ~ natural teeth.
millions o. wtlck are being lcs1 annually Tor waui q =
rftue sffIfui and tudciouE Treatment Tech ertrazed
vim the aid OF Local annesthetia. preventing al severe
main and ruferiuE ones on Main street, below Uuiou,
NJ a.. m Lone a TsEres nsS block. tyI4-dtWarly
VIZ. HArLoE
e----r -. rfsra~ Rumfer
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STATE OF VIRGINIA

Fla1rrlcE Comfy r-wlfs
j. s. cAEruE. Presideu. asd W1- H. BrsT STE
tarTl ulf Gay pers1lalr appeared before Ire sutz-iher.
q Justloe % tie Pel1r. e ard Tor said ol1utr. in ne
STATE Aforesaid and mnte l1rh that ne auurraf sfa-e-
mem Is true. as sk5ul b. te books and usne-e "a az In
the cmce % said company.
Glren mtsr my band ahis IAN day o. Feb-uar. 1850.
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AM hundreds o. others Iu Memphis sui vicinity.
" Remember that this medicine BE- prepared only
by usi all ether Diauhea Cordiais are worthless imita-
tuns.
p A cure guaranteed 10 81 eases
CAUTIoE-We earnestly caution the rubUr AGAINST
several spurious limitations 90 this incompatible rem
ely, ston up under The beat of -smriIaI.p the object
Of which D. 10 deceive, and thereby tsEo advtutase o.
the msrited regulations Of The MISSISSIPPI DIARRHEA
CORDIAL. Beware o. such worthless tsssh. Ak Tor
ne Esnuine article, prepared only ty us, and y1u cannot
possibly be dirapponied.
s.. MANSFIELD a CO..
Wholesale nruEEists.
Mo- 81 AMI 23 Main street,
---------
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CUTTSG ATFRvT.-A difficulty occurred
yesterday morning between two butchers, at
the Washington street market house, resulting
in one Of them being seriously cut BY a knife
thrown at him, the instrument penetrating bis
body to the depth OF seven inches. The in
iuTed man, it is thought, is dangerously wound
Cd. 10 arrest Esa nads.
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THIRD DAY.
CLASS v.

Best Roadster stallion in
harness ..ssss .ssss. --..s 1000
ELIAS ORSAT sr.,
Louisville. Ky. Chairman.
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Am1ruL 81 fishifiier Due and ut
dlet o banks and ether craiitnrs-. aT-zTs Sc
Loses adjusted ard sue and unpaid
be-auze % Contest zm1ur cefi-
alTz7 81
LasEes adiusted and 10. fue-.--.--. 1852 %
Losses uadiused, o1e wiz De- par
lll iuss az risf-------.--.---.- 5ao ~
L0sses rl suspense sua waflur FOR
The None.
Erc-rt What arc reaEei Of fe gr0u1d q f-srl, a1t not
admitted.
An ether claims AGAINST he company. there is ore
uusettlee aclouHf uull Wtich u is Claimed thr-s i :
balzucr u fsrar % fhe Uupzuv.
TIE Ersste1 amlunt iHTared iu any one risk. fhe Een-
erll ruleo % tie company o. not o. eraees $500 fn shy
one r-k-
TIE Ereztesi auurut eht1ined D. he rules ~ the Coz
pauy O. BE- insuree auy city t1ul, or village. depenflnr
ra- fhe size Euf hrw huit-
ueEEeEteN auclHt 1ttaiued 30 D. insured iu any one
BOA depeuda17u rs extent and cans-rucfi9n-
NJ - q ln1rporsu1l 81 The cnpsuE, q o1gT is
herewith enclosed
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Judges are requested 70 report themselves to the sec
Rotary By O'Clock q the lay nsy are % act IN hat
capacity
Jutges o. articles are especially requested % exam
inc claseiy ne qualities that Constitute real merit On
ne srtfciss exhibited, the durability % material. the
mechanical execution u every part % The works, CON-
bining the utility, eoonomy and the best adaptation 10
"a. - auH--HaH
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MADDOX. Chairasn-
m.la II .-rr.rr...-
Glass VIII.

Best Improved and most hizhI7 cultivated farm
not less thsu eve hendref -re-....-ufrTrm
Best improved aui most highly Cultivated farm.
not less than tua hunlr-s
Best Improved and most h.-liv cultivated farm.
ne sane 20 b Inspected and reported u31u By ao1m-
mirted o. inspectors.
" p MITCHELL. Cha-m.n.
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ONFRLANn VAL.

ne Overland Mail leaves every wednesday and sa
NJ. By The Litle Rack Rairosd. per SEA
Ierrybaat fst OF Jelersou street.
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100000 FEET

n hand being the largest assortmen I have ever be-
Ofore offered 70 the public. Consisting in part o. Pine.
Cyprss and Poplar Framing Lumberi rough and
dressed Westher Boarding, Z, - and ? inch clear and
COMMON Pine I'D Cypress; dressed FcoriuE and Ceiling,
Fencing, and feneing Cedar Pusts, heved and saved
from I BY 4 t. n By y square. Also, on hanf. = very
large assortment 81 Pine md c press Shingles, cut and
saved LAfhs, Doors, Sash, and plain and szngy Piekets.
Fe0t Of WAshington and Poplar streets.
urs-ly-3dp-y5 n Y. COCHRAN.
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Lumber

LOUISVILLE, August me ohio river At tbis point
IS risiaE. vii. ,aur feet me- inches rsicr IN M. an.L
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uFMPms END ONO RAILROAD.

AHRIVE. DEPART.
Vail and evrr-zs traln..-.e.m p. M-...--eao A. M.
Humboldt expresa...-....lo1o A. m-...-.6o p. p
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DR.. Jas. McCIintOck's PecfOra.
MANSFIELD co

IN the name OF its inventor, fsecund n celebrity q %
member o. TIE profession In Americal We ask at Who
have The gymptoms q consumption, b~fouchitts, or any
ether dangerous pulmonary complaint, % try this rem
edy. Life Or desh = IN Tie balance. The aut dose
wiz relieve.
Price 500. sod D. MANSFIELD a c {.
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Business 4otuts.
AM on WEST TENNESSEE.

EENFHrs, June q lo1-
ne Books o. suhsTi7lan 70 THE capital STOCK o. this
Bsnk win be closed CD M1nduy, ne % dHy Of ssptsm-
Der next. On that day between he hours Of 10 A. n
ans 3 p. ~ there VIII De an election held al ne bank
ing house q ne s1mpany fT Eve direotor- iuA 81
tendance Ct ne s1ookhazers is requested. BY order q
the bosrd. bhAa- NAY
- sf Cashier.
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HungarIan Grass Sod.

WE have . E1gi supply ;hr above seed. which vii
w Be sold low Warranted fresh and genuine.
apis g W. n Co
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E|XPECTORANT,

N"""N-INITNN N-||NIN W|I-
These letters should be written in Sold IS tla rx-
clamatlan Of thousands who have been relieved By l1r
use of his preparation 10 has been tried iu every
disease OF the iuncs with the iuVlrilhIe success.
COuGHs. COLDS. I~NFLUENZAS aad ATARRH dis
solve as mist before the soufhiag Qualities Of this Hz-
pectorant aud GROUP, WUOOPLSG COUGH and ot1rr
BRONCHIAL diseases are instantly relieved sud per-
uanenty cured. FOR SALE EVEHFWuELE
Buy none but Woodman's Expect1rnL
WOODMAN E REWENT.
Sole Propriet1rs, New Orieanl.
s. Mansaeid & Co, Piummer 4 Gilbert. ward g. No
CleIand. q. W. Jones 8 Coz wholesale Agents, Nom
uNaa wunm mrmH
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|TNTITN" TN|NT|N-N0- --IHTNTTTT|IH
rock.
Rest stallion four years old

Rest Stallion four years old
and upward. -...-..SH.O 900
Best stallion 3 years and under f......-....--- 81
Best Stallion 2 years ari Iuier A.....---.--. IS
Best Mare aged q years anI uuEard.----...-.- 81
Best Mare 2 years and under A.-......-....-...... %
Best Mare years auf under A.-.-------.-.-..-..- Is
THOMAS EREMAN.
FI1reuce, Ala Chairman
Satisfactory evifeoces % bllod uIlst Be Evru lu the
classes OF th8rolEh-breds. Ia order o. competent pedi-
Erees must be ~p1oiucei. showing the purity 1l the blood
OF the animals exhibited. None Others will be allowed
% compete, ant the Iui-ss are required O. reject any
animals entered boz the above classes with Ehich here
IS not furnished a complete pedIgree. tranciuE back 90
The th1rulgh bred EuSIsh horse un sdeofc Gam anI ere.
Best pony riiienb 1v--------..snr Cup worth SIS
EIuestriasship boys under If vears Old on horse
poniss, mares or E~iltlngs.
Boys Saile. worth s12
seoond Bride, worth 5
Third Riding whip, worth 3
] Il sh.Lrm.--
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Cricket Match.

CoLUnHUs. Ohio. August she BreckiurldEs De-
mpcraey Of this city assembled be- convention yesterday
and nominated IN electoral ticket.
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Z. n. AFPEEKsos. ~c-DELoAoH. , " AFFEHsos.
f. VI. & CO.,
COTTON FACTORS,
CIR
n
COMMISSION

% FRONT HOW AND I~EEEEksNN ST.
Memphis, TsHn-
WE have DIV in store, and are reosiEins, = large
part q
600 Pieces Ky. hand asd power ioon BseEuz1
2Oo Coils best machine Ropei
500 Bundles Passman's Iron Tlei
200 Bris Ness Pork
20 Kegs Lard;
90 kegs Nals-aEsoref-
SO HoNeg star CanfIesf
Is Boxes Sperm Cauiisi
BRAEWBs, WINES ANu wHIsEIE3.
Win q general snd well selected siaek o.
GROCERIES
Also for sale OF oasrnnsnt:
1875 Bales Kentaeky and Aahsma Jeans
80 Bales Kentucky and Alabama Lnseyi
100 Bales OsnaburEs-severa brands
30 Boxes assorted Tobaoes-1me very ane;
SO Boxes Smoking Tdbscoo.
100 Bsgs spun Cotton. Nos. 900. 500. 800 aud 10.
We have q large Brick Cotton warehouss, dstachsd
from any other building Particular attention viii BE-
given % the storing and selling ofc.ttan IN this market.
We are prepared % make cash advances on sane. We
viii store and sell for 70 cents. and ship for 50 cents per
bales We keep an onen poles Of insurance, bot viii
not insufe any cotton iu Store from Gre, uness instructed
byovneTs. All cotton eunsigned % as b Steamboat g.
insured unless marked across face o. bill Of ladinE. y
Insurance" or "Insured Elsewhere" agt-daw2m
Dissolution.
TIVE partnership hsretof5rs between verssr a
Il Borum Is his day desslved By mutal consent. J.
l.. verser Il suthorizsd to settle TIE business o. the ol
hrn, md assumes it, liaeNiIes-
JAMES H.. BORUM.
J. l. VERSER.
Memphis August /, Is6o.
A CARD.
Is Consequence o. feeble healh Z have this dav retired
Il from the arm Of Verser & B1rum. In doing SD Z re-
turn ny thanks TO my friends and a generous public. for
he liberal patronage bestowed on the late nru. Z 90
most respectfully AK q Continuation OF the same % j. L.
Ferser, my former partner, Who will continue he busi-
ness en- his own account. JAMES Il. ORUW
August Isl, 1850-rd-tW-W-2m.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-08-09
ECLERNE GEH

I'VE are prepared 20 repair Old Gins o. 70 fsrnish
W new Gins a. may be required, with pr1urptness.
Give us al q call al The rsiabIh hmeut % street A Hun
ssTford, m the navy yard. Memphis.
ass In WILSON a PAYNE.
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