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Also.
Starch, Tes, Oysters. Llbstrrs. wrapping PAPER.
Broous, VINEGAR. whisky, etc, etc.
Just received aud ~ sale los b
FLOrHNOT 4 CRAWFORD.
sul2-daw Ne. q Frunt Row.
In Chaucery at Memphis.
CrATE OF TESNkSSRE. - ProceedinEs had IN ne
- CLERKS one. ChEncery Side q the uonmen Iav
ard ChEnoery Court y ths city OF Memphis, wedn,siay,
September the 6th, 1861.
Jams B. Thornton. Complainant.
vs..
J. 7. Gibson. A. Rsbsoea Gibson. his wife. md Others,
Defcndants-
Il appcsriuE from andavit died ia his cause that the
defendant, Lucinia ~. n. Barry md orral TsrEer. are
nonresident n The stlte q IelrUs1ee: It's ordered
that they DO enter their EpPearance hcrcin befo e or
within the 0rst three days q tue next tern o. said
court, b b. he'd on the secoud Monday IN November
next. ns60l sud PIE a ausger, or demur % Complain
ants bll, or tha sane VII b. taken Tor oulfested a. to
them and set fer hearing expare, and that ; COPY o.
tbs order b. puhistcd once a week for four successive
weeks in The Memphis Appeal.
Acopy-arfest: JOHN c. ME-
Clerk and Master.
Thoraion 3 Datney, s~oiieitors for c1npisisznt.
EnnT-rnmHw
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hcLEAN's sTEEEGTHESISs CoRBIAL-nis
has been before The public only q short time. but
10 as proved % be N Invaluable remeiy 10 purify he
ooei ali r-suEhsn the system every one Who uses Il
rsc1mnsnts 90 70 staer. until t has become The stand
ard remedy With every family in the Emitted States We
say % every reader, try i-it is 3 deIightfuI aromatic
See advertisement in zaothsr column. Jsas-t,rIvf,
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AntprOccd HOutch's PdHOcc0,
d actHowiedged by III Eho have rIven it a trial. % Be-
che ~ ne best medicines ever used Cor the cure o. al
diseases arising fron nsoriereI stauseh. or an fu-
pure siuie u ne bloct me many asiolishlsE cures
Ffftorncd By Ire "Psnacaa" IL TIE cty q Kaakrllf
He vicinity, ani ~ every section ~ the country where
y "a been introduced, h sunaeuf guarantee Of h.
ras Rev. J. c. BoFeon, q MeHinnFine, Tenn, Epeast
has;
d. A. GooDLET-Dsa Sir Il may BE- uatIHiua
% you % hear hat uolck's Pan1csa. rrrnared snf sold
y ysul d dong ms good vurk N ne relief or yuur fei-
loT men During ny recent travels 10 several o0uuues
~ hldde tennessee, I have ofien met mase Who have
1-td ~ ne universal testlmoaT iA F" It is the best
NJ 10 cases u hoarseness, hrouEht On b. prsachiur IN
ne open air sna lAnoring In revlTals. Please make A.
sgcct 10 this place. Yery respectfully.
;. c. BuWDOE.
@. ". y0EES a Co, - Nsin street. Z
GOODLET n 90 s. Froat Row.
Memphis, Team.
=. =. GOODLKIT a Co.
ialtdaiTHf Nashville. reua.
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Be- Roadster saIiHl ll L1ue-s. sIoo-Cal- George
C-saEs. % Clu-inlau horse ztalkb-icge Chief
On the announcement Of the award, a shout
Of appreciation went up from those who had
selected this horse Tor The prize, though there
were many on the grounds who were not igno-
rant Of horse flesh, thar did not Join in the ae-
claim, believing that Ethan Allen was entitled
10 the award. Both horses acquitted them
selves nobly, and It was doubtless a delicate
task for The judges 10 decide. Those who re-
gard Ethan Allen with such high favor CON
fort themselves with the prediction hat be
viii carry of the $1,000 independent premium
Tor The fastest tr5tting horse, mare or gslaiHg,
70 be contested for on the course near the
grounds to-day.
Next thing on exhibition in the ring was a
fine display Of animals for he $50 premium
offered for tbe bsst saddle horse, which result
e az follows:
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ing under the influence Of the motor supplied
By the good things' on board but We wer'
allowed but little time to stretch our limbs be
fore the afternoons exercises commenced, an,
we were forced to resume our seat at the r.
porter's stand.
Tie afternoon opened with an eloquent ant
complimentary speech from Col. Pres on Smith
in presenting the sword which we had already
announced would be presented to The Harris
Zouaye Cadets BY Gov. Harris, In which Col.
Smith irew a lively picture Of die duties and
honors Of the citizen soldierY Of the volunteer
STATE, expressing the earnest conviction tnai
TIE sword which be had ths honor to eonsign
to TIE hands Of the commander Of this com
pany, would never be drawn without cause or
shea he'd without honor. He was authorized
by Gov. Harris to say to he company that be
was proud of them. The sword was receiver
in a few appropriate remarks BY Capt. sher-
win, his extreme IN health rendering It imPos-
sible that be should be heard distinctly at The
reporters stand. Capt %Sherwin, having sx-
pressed The deep gratitude Of the company at
this marx Of regard on the part Of
the executive officer o. the state Of Ten
nsssse. led bis company through a
number OF tie fancy er0luiions Of
The Zousve drill-squsres, stars, and number
less r~eculiar maneuyers-in all Of which they
exhibited the precision and tact that is seldom
attained except by long aad patient exercise
10 the drill-roou or on the field, and then not
careful study and mature experience.
The dril being over, Col. W. Poston, in behalf
b the citizens commit ee, presented 70 the CON-
The beautiful SlC0 colors which We had
announced bad been purchased from a
und contributed by Tie admirers Of this gal
corps. The flag was slso received BY
S~herwin, but thslpositiOn occupied by
he spcakeus was SO Ear removed from the
eror.srs' stand thai it was impossible
or us to catch more than disjointed
e~ntencss Of the respective speeches The
ressntatiou berg over, az er some fur
fancy movements the Cadets withdrew,
aring been greeted throughout their entire
erf5rmauce with round after roand Of aP-
Next cane the contest FOR the $1,000
for the best roadster stallion in har-
re. ia which there were five entries. George
reaine, OF Cincinnati, entered his sorrel Stock
EDGE Chief, the successful contestsn ant for the {
1000 prize for the best roadster stallion at the Z
d. L0uls fair o. 1859; J.. ". Hsleombe, OF
,sex county, New York, entered Drsco, a /
which received hcnors at the late St.
luis Fair; the same presented Ethan Allen, .
successful horse ia the same rag for the q
500 premiums K. G. Martin, Of Holly
rings, entered Green Mountain Morgan, a
sex horse Of fine action and spirit and Dr.. .
Cditsnden, Of Madison county, placed up :
The Isis Msyiay, a horse possessing many !
C points. Tie result Of the spirited contest, :
which the l~iveIisst interest was manifested =
the delighted crowd who witnessed the dis
", was az follows
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20 Cotton Pickers Wanted.
TUE shUlser wss fahrre. fr month or tuo.
Il rTe1-T lsEro men b. PICK cotton ID A-kansss. -
miles back ls Helen A-llv 20
e . C. -DcUGHERTT, Esnphis.
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F0R HENT.

visa t- sell te Lat on AEa1s e-e-t rel- g. Eai-
j ao-r ttT F-he-. Amis s. Co ss O. stone ra-l
Also he cr-Eecl E1idl street, o---I-l ~ ~. q.
J. Lar1=lge- PHILIP g. T~HBMPsIE-
-H-rw No. g. rr-EaHr E-r
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Hosfener,s Stomach Riffers.

Hostetter's stomach Bifters.
THH houaauis who uss this great meticlns orthe cure
o. Dyspersta srd Liver Complaint sad ne disssrss
complicated Elfh or arising from nsm. are rsgusts ted
20 take notice nat wife oo1ut,rfeits o. hs celebrated
i~nvigaraut have been lined In ne South and west ard
may e~vsniuaiiy ani their wuy Into msny parts q the
union- We hspe- hsrefse, that on puiehassEs % the
Preparation Ein examine ne Label on ne brittle. where
IA siuiie % ~ proprie,or's sisuailre shoulc appear,
and ais3 me bottle Itself. uhich should have ne words
Dr.. ,. Hostsrsi's stomach Bitten blown 10 ne glass,
snd stamped on ne esp oovsrinE ne eorE. We 49,
Will afisr January I'd. 1850. PET an a%saitiaual steel en-
rrHvi g. with cor uats o. hand attached. shieh % CON-
tsrfeit ID q fsiory.
pr sais hy cruEElss and dealers generally every
where. HOsTErTER a SMITH,
Manufacturers snd Proprietgras
crii-trauIu No. 81 Wster and "a Frout r.reef
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BANK OF TENNESSEE NoTEs-NEw IssUE.
We observe IN circulation a new Issue from
The Bsuk Of Tennessee. They are dated Sep
tsmber I, 1869, and are Of $1,000 and $500 bills.
They are blue back, and red check front, with
he denomination filed in both letters and
figures. They make beautiful appearance.
THE GHEtr WooDEN BorroM BooT AND
SHOE, with gum joints, which has attracted so
much attention az he fair this week, viii be
on exhibition at The Commercial hotel, By Mr..
Il. G. Hall, until this evening at 6 O'Clock. L
is a great curiosity.
WEArHEA-The weather is remarkably
cold for the season Of the yesr-alnosi, In
fact, resembling in temperature a December
dav. The cutting ~nor'Resters, that strike
one upon the bluff, are anything but pleasant
and agreeable.
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Remember the sale Of business lois on
corner Of Second and Adams this morning at
81 O'Clock.
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& PRIVATE EorsE On Eeuzzsc street. rear B.z
"A Procession EFe- Cd 90 C-lr-- Ar-rvfo
.HrfE-lw E-uuuT
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SpttiaI aotltrs.
" hum Tnsieh nrI ns.ss.s =: Phy.IO-

SHOULD b. read By everybody. Il treats q self
iuaiaei diseases snd ne results Of early maipr.eties
ne ouiea hat frequently lead 10 unhappy marriage
lheir relief and prevention. win eopious iasfru-tios,
q b ms sure methof o. f~ispelinr ne mlsaiuinrs ttai
frequently take bold o. Hose about D, enter into u.
maultEs state. ne wort D. bstlifuIv Illustrated
Win o'orel p uaviurs. sud q irsushi win vhss-
cone aivrs and s1h0ftauous.
sta ~ Or. HAKROv, sr~ Tort. Price IS cents.
sent free ~ patsgs evsuuhcrs.
SOC ataoby focIlImI MANSFIELD A GO
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STRAYED--STOLEN.

THE HOUSE, ~ -g--t 5 Bed 5rzl51er q c.
i no HaE-r1 rs~ A tE re-- C.Ian
E-Ea-1 W UHWsEa & CO
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Err,.r.e.rr Ipr.. o. MEarHn P.orlE

EErRAvAGANT IDEAS OF MEMPHIS PEor1 3
WIN THEY EvER BECOME SASE2-Thsre is
a degree Of extravaganza which prevails
among capitalists here, in the construction o.
buildings, which charaeterizes those of 20
other city. This state OF things origihstes in
the boundless confidence which an men, who
have studied the geographical position Of Mem
phis, entertain in The psrmanenee Of Der pros
perity-shey see in the present, Princsly Teve-
nues arising from p~alaiial structures, and limo
distant future thsy behold another empire,
whose resources are to a great extent uneevel-
oped, on the western shore Of the Mississippi,
that must soon grow rich and FoFulous, neces-
sarily becoming tributary to the wealth and
greatness Of our city. I. occurs t. us, how
ever, that though it is true tha The comfy
buildings which now rear their gorgeous fronts
on al our leading streets are most profitable
investments 10 their owners as they viii be
to their children, yet smaller houses are
greatly needed for those branches Of trade In
which smaller amoun's OF money are employ
ed, the conductors OF which, arc unable to pay
the rents demanded for the capaeious store
rooms which alone property holders seem dis
posed to erect. Milllners, merchant ~tailors,
retail grocers, jewellers, confeetioners, and a
dozen other descriptions Of trades-PeoPle want
no such houses as those immense piles o. iron'
brick and mortar, which are going up every
shere on Second street; iheyean afford to pay
no such rates OF rent as must be demanded fer
houses like them, and we can see no reason
WHY as much taste should not Be displayed in
he construction Of small, a. Of these colossal
establishments which excite the wonder and
,dmiration Of every beholder. Houses uf a
class will prove as profitable and as
israhle as those which cost more and cover 90
much greater taxable space, and We hsye often
amazed that capitalists persist so steadily
d erecting such massive buildings. We are J
.ot disposed to regret the fact that city lots in Q
ar leading thoroughfares are being subdivided
Q our auction sales, as Is the case with those
D b sold this morning, at 10 O'Clock, at the
orner Of Adams and Second streets. These d
ITS, t~wenty-thrse and a half by seventy feet, a
re adapted to the very class Of buildings which
lr city needs, and we are satisfied that they
al prove as profitable as those which cost C
vice as much as these viii sell FOR. By an "
cans therefore, we would advise our readers e.
attend this sale, to be made precisely al 10 !
clock, on the premises, by Monsarret, Du- <
zee & Co. Read the advertisement and see
Nv easy the terms OF sale are made.
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GAToso BLocE-Ihis fine building on Main
street, Immediately back ofsthe Gavoso house,
is now finished. It is four stories high, en-
braces four spacious stores, owned by Joseph
Lo1ow, ]. D. Williams, Harrington & Har-
well, and John Hsrbsrt- tits built Of the finest
materials in The best style, and is really an
ornament 10 the city. Tie fourth story Of the
middle tensue1ts, owned jointly BY Capt. Le-
now and Messrs- Harrington s HsrRsll, have
been converted into a han or saloon for con-
csr-s and other public entertainments. It is
large, wen lighted and ventilated, n is, be-
yOnd al question, the handsomesi and most
comfortable hall in ths city. Such buildings
az TIE Gayoso block are at once an honor and
ornament 70 The city, and Indicate the rapid
strides which our young and thriving city is
making to the front rank among he cities Of
the Mississippi valley.
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In ChauceTy at Memphis.
/ CrAIE OF TENN ES5EE-Pr als=s had in the
/ - CLERKS One, Chancery eide Of The Common law
and Chancery Csart % the city a. Memphis. Monisg.
/ September the t0th. 1881
Martha o. Boyer, Cauglsinaut.
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DEseONrFEOm-
10 MARRIED LADIES

10 MARKED ID
IL e. p~eculiarly suited. % win. In short rirr. b-i,so,
ne monthly period with rerulsrlfy.
Each bottle, price One Dollar. bears the G-gaan-,.,.
STAMP or Crest Britain, % prevent ooustsrfsits-
OAUTIOU.
nese Puls ahouid nj De- iaxa- BY f.ur'-. ~ -.
pregnant, durlng The nfst tlree months. as th-v rrs -
t0brinz ca Aiac.rriagei but e. cve-y ofhe- ,me. ~ Il,
svery ot-er case, tneY are perfectly safs.
In al eases o. Nervous and SPINAL Afecrirre. pains q,
NE beck and Limbs, H~caytucss, Fatigue on sIight ersr-
lcs, Falpltauau Of ne Heart. HTsarla. Whites. ihasa
rlis VII effect a cure when al other means have JAILED.
AID altaough a powerful remedT. Oh nos o-utan ron.
calouel, anumong, or anything hurtrul % me c1nsasu-
ton
Fun directions Ga TIE pEuuelst sround eccb u.csszs
Ehlch should De clrefuliy preserved
Sole agent for the United Slates and ca1aias.
JOB MOSES. Oats T. O. BalEu GCo.1
Gachestrr. n. y.
n E--8f.G0 and SIX pusiags samns eleoaed % auF
authorised ageut, wiIinsure ahotte. o~uclainlnE 90 pills
b return nail.
- Sold 10 Memphis By Chandler * Co, and Ell
drsF-ists everywhere J. EriEnt q Go. View Orieans.
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~ MA.|." H-.
EDtl - it, c1uposlueu. me 4litf TAXING
ruure aclve remedial principle o. each tnEedient Is
uorl-rh'y e1f-1-ri by nv new method CT dsiuire
uruiucing 81 delclCuf. sElieraurE spirit. and the most
tnfEllh'e remedy Or reu1vating ne dsaz~1 u-1-
aud RESTORING me SICK. sufsrlug and debultatsd invahs
to AeaIth and s.rerr-h.
acLaan's srrenztheaing Cordial viii e1sc-uary care
liver csm1aiut- t~yspe-=la, j~aarflce, chronic or uervous
debility diseases NJ tne kidney. and eli diseases 1-isinG
from = dis1-ler-l liver or stomach. t~TE9eusla. heart
burn. inward piles. acldlty or slcEneas of the stomach
fulluess Of blood % me head, tuiI pain or TFinuiug be-
ha heal, Uaipita-i1n cf the heart. fgIaes or wei-hf I1
the stomach Sur eructatills, ch1akIuE or Eu1laluz
feeling when iytng doFa, dryues or yru1Euess Of the
skiu and eyE. ulght sueats. inward fsvers. 1ain iu he
small OF ne back, chest OF side. sudden finishes o. heat
depression q spirits, rightfli dreams, lzHT1-. fespoud
ancys or any uarvuus disease. sores or biotches 81 III
SKIN ard fever znd sgue, Tor c1ils and iavrrl
over q million % bottles have been sold d1rIug The lasl
sir usltrr and In 20 lustasce has itfailsd in giving co
urs Eatisflciun. Who. then. will su1sr from weakness
or ashirty when McLesn's Strengthening Cordial viii
cure y5u2
date and almost miraculous ctsnss produced hy taking
nsrvous system, whether broken down By excess, ueas
By nature, or Impaired BY sicknsss, re Taxed ard IN
strlus organization D. restored Oh rs pitstlue healtl and
vig1r.
Married Bsrsons, Or others ous-ious o. inability, from
whatever cause. viii I'M McLeau'ss teugtdel C1riiE
q thorough regeaeratcr OF te system and au Who may
have injured themselves By improper In1ulE-aces, VII
hni ln his Cordial q certain and speedy remedy.
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gocal Eaattir5
saturday, usrnius. oct. ID, rscO.
-rnAErLERe GUTDE.


EHErKE. nEPAEr.
Eau ani 1prt- frlta-.-- $50 q. u---.er2 A. d.
HHnt1.it Kpr-..-----iol A n-.-.-..6oo p. D..
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rT-Remembsr the sale Of business lots on
corner Of Second and Adams this morning at
% o'clock.
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HEw osLEAEs, Ooiooer i2-Cation closed quiei
Sales q AGO bales Al IOhGi0Ec. M saIes % ID.
week amount 10 1900 bales. Receipts a. 600 AGAINST
5000 duTins the same time last year. Ths czrors Of
fas week amount t. 1850 bales. ne total exports d
the season amounf b ss,000 bales. ne recsipts are
ss5oo les than last yesr. ne ssock At this pm. ne stoct
d al southern parts is so bales isss than last year.
amounts 70 2is So bales. Pair sugar isseHinz 81 lose.
Fiour dos-dqaistut q. soasssIA. T56ao8 is excited.
cgnee cased nm atis4aise ne sales o. me week
amount % Aioo bags. The Imports o. ne Esek amoust
70 400 bass. The stosk 81 this port amounts 10 %. 90
bass asains- $3.50 bags a. ne sane period last year.
for erehnnse The quotauoas remain unehangsd.
Ffelghts % cotton % Liverpool X
sEw ToRK. Octo5er 70. ,. 81 Cotton closed buoy
anti ssiss o. 100 bales At IKE. Flour closed dun.
having declined Sci a'es q 1900 bbls ~ $500
$40. wheat Closed with deeiiniug Tendency sagar
closed steady viii sales ofi.1o hhls o. 6AG1c For
Cuba. Cofse closed n1m a. ffk9itEc- for Rio. PORTO
Rioo moiassssi is s.. ling afF7e Rarbss9es at s5e. and
a. a..
cfScIsSATI, October i2, ?. H-Fi0ur closed d1u
81 sS.ooa $50. WHISKY is quoted At isse. Corn
-iased dali 81 toGne. Oats-ssies o. 60 bushsis 81,
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G. Remember the sale Of business lots on
corner Of Second and Adams this morning at
o. of-lork
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Bryan,s TasfeIess verm,ruven

Baby vita lzcE-iuStrr eve.
hbrref1rr- wherefore should y1a dep
lyzu-s Nerllfu-e Is sure
Every Kind % worms % core.
BE The species small or huEes
Try the Iastelsss Vermifuze
PIT up iu botles- Price IS cents. Sod BY
set[im MANSFIELD 4 Z.
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QUERr-Have yos seen that big Indian in
e71the- r--mn, boiling Roofs. BsEEs and LEarEs.
- ne ~CzEEorrE Err-rrvP 5--a---rra
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ETrsW .lfIIFfT SffH.
lust reesivsd and for sale By
y G.. r. JOSEs q CO..
mWn nuu Mm#mHHHmaH
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Hardware, Agricultural Implements, Mu
ctracT. E-as alrer5seu--t
uHETTE. rRos & Co
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10 another column, see the advertisement Of
6'1-e Pzr=a &C, BoaEssleu z1 stz5-nsrs 80
Az-u ae- le.r Hasis-n et-sst
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WANTED.

r Il. Clark Co.'S column.
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6oumrrrial matiers.
NKnFuIs DAILY APFEAL oFFICE,
gnmuu.u n-f-n~ a HaT1

The market vas dun aed Inactive yesterday but feE
BUYERS being disposed TO operate, and he sales con-
prised ouly o2 blisf, 81 unchansef prices o. follow
6 Gales Il uSoeut@l atus-io1 stns-i2 a. uH
% A. ioh-s ts-I2st ioN-2o al foN-U a. i0a-
- q I'm atu-G at1I-3a a. ff-i65 it III az
- nS-5 atf2E-25s 81 loa-aat rs hs-
IS Ef7k-6 at uN-7st lis AZ i0a-as e. uEA At
IQs-iG5 atus-& 81 i0-It At i0E3n uK-i0 at
silks We continue 70 quote
lafsriar ........ g. IMlffIna..--.tonet0k
JrdinarT--.--.- a strict nlfuluElG y El0a
iod Ordinary. q Grcd Miafing..u ans
loH at4diing.-. SA1ek hiddliug F~air..usalIs
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This article can aiso be found at CHANDLER * cos
Main street. oc5-6a-is
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SADDLE HORSES:

Best EH-- 10 Esl1luz under ssiile, S5o-2I entries
ru lv- -1u John Ben % dark b-uWu EelfIlE
owned alI ridden bv Gel. Geo. Creaiuei o. Cincinnati.
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Oheering Fews to lac Afflicted.
DR. A. g. GOODLETs
U-- ~

GkNEhEAk& o. science may sp-cuiafe and theorira
" kut facts are worth r1rre 20 ne afhcefunn an ~
theories the World ever p~reiuc-d,
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Bast he--aa1 rhsro 500. Ean-nts, Told x Co.
Best sen IHs. Manufactured f0bs-cJ, s25 Il. 3. Haruer
Cor Fralkliu county, Va
The exercises to-day viii be Of a very inter
ssting nature, among which may be psrtieu-
larry mentioned two sweepstake races, with
$1,000 premium, for which nav be ex-
peotei a very spirited contest. Ths commit
tees are somewhat behind in their labors, and
to-day viii be a busy day to close up the
weeks programme. Those who are kept in
the city BY the i~nexorable calls Of business,
need not be surprised to find the streets de-
serted to-day, as everybody that can possibly
do 50 will certainly be found at the fair. We
The q.
PROGRAMME FoR SATURDAY, FIFTH DAY.
Hatchej h1r-es Tor draft.
nrav mules, in traY harness.
ElmIy carriage horses, harness. etc.
ereep-taae nltched horses OF m1res. fr al purposes.
eTee1sfaEe single harness, horse % mare, Tor al pur-
71-
tluestia-ship ty boys usier u years o. age.
la ef t-ciH1g torse. mare or reidlrr.
This afternoon, viii be sold, al auction, on
he far grounds, a number OF blooded cattle
Twelve choice Kentucky milch cows, and a
number Of fine sheep and hogs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-10-13

LEECHES-FRESH LEECHES.
Always OF hand BY WM. C. WERyER. Cupper
and Leechers No. = Esn srse- between Market ana
Winchester Memphis. ssi5-su.
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FISH.

EO BRLq. No 2 HsckereIs
~ . hss. so tcEereis
IS bris. 10 Hsrrinrs
IS tris. Extra No. I Herrinrs
so boxes Herring.