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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
yAY Y An vAnTErY GOODS

In this line until the prsssat rear Es had no house
dung an exclusive business. nis dsaeisnoy exists %
longer, and The country aogsksspsr can obtain all be
Easts On favorable terms A osbing trade vas done
last year to The ,nouut q sis5 ooa snd a retail iradsoi
sl5o.0oo-tot4I, ass. coo.
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Men OuEselts.. suelset @ Dis

Wen Ourselves. Subject 10 Dis
ease, we e for an MANKIND.
TIE suans g me-irine Is ne odspunE % philosophy.
an1a % ulue. Us growth ard imnruvemen. must ever
reg pace VIA ns discoveries that ore made In ne
E-sl Wit. EsFe g. a. u-1Imisad p re IN
-cas1 G. space he discovery q the component
PARSED rhst inesamsble tuic the Hirhlsud Birers.
b. Dr. HarauzaH Gates q new era in he history %
medical discovery wiA is Hutr y unparalleled, and
has iue more real GOD, relieved mere suFerinE. and
cusdmors patisnts than Ell ether us1tcuss ever ofsred
trre r1b1-- SID ~
srsrrs LEIBEg. n. Q, P a. D..FR.s.
HaNsTfELD 8 Co. wh1lsas DuerIss.
EEu-his, Teunssss.
L1l b 81 Respectable a-u--zs and dealers err-r-
-re S. aEesrtizemraf rrzs-Fru1w
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The lobbsng department o. this business is uoEiug
into Importance. Mary buyers last spring expressed
their surprise that 50 large a choice q artie Is in Ais line
vas 70 be fouaa In Memphis. During the year basinsss
h.s been done in this city in ihess articles 70 the follow
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CLOTHING

This Is a branch that has hourished and increased as
tonishingiy. me jobbius department. is an imporlauti In
teser IN the Memphis wholesale trade. Three years sEo
the amount q td5bing business done here was, for the
year, : o.oooi 1t Is now 500 coo. We have thres large
jesbiug houses that manufacture themselves, IN eastern
cities, sveFg article that they sell these are made sz-
prsssiy for his market sods adapted 10 the climate and
oo1usauonso q The South. The country siorekeeper can
oonsequeuly suit himself better In a Memphis than IN
a northern store III this fact which has 50 muca in
ausnoed business in favor q ths market. Hsr houses
have been opened in the trade during he year, and q
rapidineresse Of baS;ness is Eoins on. There are now
six arms doing an exclusive jsbbing trade. ne terms
ofsr faeiiiuss sq1sl to hose Of he eastern hou e. sax
msaths IL the time usually SLOWED, but even stiu more
liberal Arrangements are oten made.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

RECEIPTS n SHIFEENrs or CoTToN By
RvEK-During the month Of August there
we're shipped from this city, By river, I've
thousand seven hundred and seventeen bales
Of cotton, az follows To New Orleans 211
bales, to Ohio river 1888 bales, to St Louis lU7
bales. From the above statement Il will be
been that almost one-eighth Of an the cotton
shipped during The aohth was taken East,
Imports during the month amounted to ninety
ka1ar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

Ts APPEAL COuatiag Room las ban removed
70 No. 3 HouarSs Ros, - siairs, uhers 81 pr
sOas harias Businesst VIA ~ ohos ere h,rssfa
requested to call.
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There Is quite a large business done here in this line.
Trees bearing tanning bark are scarce IN this ns.ghbOr-
hosi, aud hides re ughi and saited or dried, and ser
10 he tanners 10 the iutsrior aud % oihsr places. Th'
skins oome partly from Arkansss, but principally from
he Iov oouutry, sboundiug in small lakes. that lies hsci
o. Nee Nsdrid. As a specimen o. What Is done, W
give ne .ssurns frem the books Of one house for tn
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FrnN
HIDES AID SKINS

ne fur business Is followed 10 some extent. The ony
house q which We Inquired calculated their dealings Al
$500 for the year. They merely make 1t an accessory
- fheir cher husine-r.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

LauAN AAGe IT. cuEnosftlen- ne fllCl tuAAAs
entire active remedial prilcp,a 90 esrh tuEreleuf D.
fh1ruuEhly ext1a1tad ~ uT new methoi q dlstlllirE
urefuciuE q delicious. arhilaratiuE spirit, auf re mos
inf.Iihis remedy Cor Remaining IRE Assan-f usta
Eud reaf1f ing the slck, suferinE anf dehiiiaiei invalid
% keaffh ana strength
HcLezn's sfreuEthsulnE CcrflsI VIII efectualT cure
liver 1emplaInt. c~vspepsia. l~aan1lce. ch-unic Co uervous
1etiity, diseases % TIE kidneys, and 81 diseases arising
from e disordrred liver or stomach, dyspeusin. heart
luru. inward piles. aciditr CT siczuess 81 The stomach
f1lnes o. hI1uf % ne bead. lull pain or sulmruiug lr
tae bead. paipi1ti1 o. TIE hear. fuiiness or welchr 81
ne s1imach. s1ur errsatinns. choakinE Or Euf1catlna
feeling when lyinE duvn, dryurs OF yerouusss OF ne
skin ani eys. nizht sweats, Inward fevers, pain I'm ne
snail 90 the hack. chest o. side, suifer dushes o. beat
Depression o. spirits, Elghtf-l freams. lanEor. isspund
sn-v, or any nsrv1ls disease, sores or bi0tcles en- the
sEln. and fever and aEue. Tor chlls and isver-l
over a million OF bottles have been sold dl-llc the last
six months, and 10 aa lnstaece has it failed In giving en-
tlrs s~ltlsfarlon. Who, then. VII s11er from Ueaknea
or 1ebnity when hcLean's scrsugthenins Cordial VIII
1u-e You2
tIafe and almost uirac1ious chanEe produced By tszing
his cordial 10 ne diseased. f~rbiltat@d and shztterec
nervous system. rhsfher broten avn b excess weak
By nature. or Impairedby sickness, Ue rflarrd ani IN
struug organlzau0u Is restored % re- psistlle health and
VIH1r.
Married persons, 1rathers crnsri0us o. inability, from
whatever canse, vii dnd ncLeEn's steugtheuinE Couila
athar1urh rersneuta- q ne -ystemi and en- WIS may
have injured themselves BY tup. 1per indulgence, VIII
dnd in this Cordial q certain all speedy remedy.
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q To-day at 10 O'Clock Monsarrat, d.
prss 4 Co. sell the beautiful residence and LOT
known formerly as the Vance cottage, on
shelby street, just beyond the GayOso house,
The terms Of the sale are accommodating.
The Rsw and elegant chamber and parlor fun
niture will at The sans time and place be dis.
posed Of. This is q sale for the benefit Of cred
tors, and is without reserve or limit. Ladies
might well attend the furniture sale.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

MEDICAL AssocIATIoN.-The members Of
the Memphis medical association, are request
ed to meet at the Office Of DR.. F. Rice, this
ereninr. at 8 O'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
ANIMAL OF THE Pony RXPREss.

ST. JosrrH. No, Auzus 81 me ten day pony En-
! press arFlv-d Al this place to-day frem san frhnei'o"
with caiifornis sdrioes to the iste inst
Every resssI IN ne IA bafof san EraHeiseoi b ensased
md tunnsge Is very scsrcs-
Reports are in eireulsaion that the Tshusniepee ROUTE
vfu .oon be oponsd. and q line o. steamships establishes
between san Frsncisoo sod Nev Orleans. senator Ben
iamin, o. Louisisna, Is supposed 10 Be he AuthoSiv TO
fhese reputs.
The pony win ne mail from s.. Louis, q ne tth inst.
arrived At Cafson river on he morning q the ioh
inst. without rider o. letter bags. No details r~especting
he fate Of the rider have bsen reoeiFed-
ne RspuHiians Of San Frlneiso vhi gooseiy carry
ne cts, asd they snieiaiz strong tupe q rsrrring ne
state tur Lincoln.
COL Fremont hss FORBID the Chinese minen On his
NariPosa claim. 10 pay the license tax On foreign minsrs
u the state. He contends that the State hts no right to
thus interfere with the deFelopement Of private prop
erty.
Several quartz crushing mills are IN operation on Col.
Fremont's land. and promise a sod yield.
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eis,. repairs. and oshsr work connected vim saa
vehicles. eFi,s59-5
HARDWARE, AsRIcULrURAL IMPLEMENTS. ETC.
There are ave hardware stores IN Monphis. They
are unsufpsss q IN any oy. The stccEs are large md
extremely vsrieai ioals aud lmpisneuis. noiisrs, steam
engines. sud ai oIher s-ticirs % lua m~aaufsaure, may
Be- found here, a. ne parties iupsrt f0FsiEn ware %
their Own -ocsuni. The saouni q ssie o. articles v
iroa manufseiurs for ths past ysar pas ti.co.oo On
lacrosse Of over % pei cent over ne previous season
me value q ssriouIiurai Implement. am1uuted %
eaa oc1.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

M~OsThEAL, c. T., August sI.-Ths inisustonal
crickst match between The American and Canadian oiubs
took Place yesterday. The Americans wa ne arst IL
niags viii Es 10 spare. First inniuEs. Amsriesns Iss,
Canadians IS. Second inHings, Canadians -.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

PoLtcE CoUEr.-ns entire amount Of hnss
assessed in the police court, yesterday was
$3.50, Of which not one dollar was paid.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

HoRsEs AND MULEs sroLEN.-Esrly yes
terday morning, the premises Of Capt. A D
Hunter, on Vance street, were entered BY som'
thief, wno stole a valuable horse and two
muies.
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sailins sf steamships.
Aid for General walker.

EEW YORK, August sI.-Tas steam hips Glasgow and
View York sailed At noor to-day from tsis port the
hrmsr Tor Liverpool snd the latter for Bremen. Thsy
took ont over $4,000 IN spscie.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

RENANDED.-A man named Joseph Vans
cage, charged with the larceny Of a bowie
knife in North Memphis, was before Esquire
Horne yesterday, and remaBdsd TO jail.
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LITTLE GIANTS. ATTENTION

It was The policy OF Philip, Of Maesdon' TO
divide the republic OF Greece and fhen to con
eusr her Rome, divided, vas ~tramPied be-
heath The feet Of The enemies that united
Rome dssplssd shan this Republic Be hes
divided and thus faIl2 You, whose voices are
earnest and loud In the negative to his prop
~osition, assemble with The Young Mems Lit
tie Giant club this evening, at 8 O'Clock, at
Democratic ~heRaquarters- Business Of inter
est VIII Be presented, and ! full attendance is
desired.
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Business Aotirts.


N. r. NAY 4 Co, q Main street. By ref
frass % sBeser oa'unl n Win BE- seen nat ne aooTs
4eusas cd dstlors and creditors 10 call q their onoe
30 ssais taeir respective sseunts. We oniy AK That
b. dsbt1rs uu bs q rrouFi Is sur creditors % cone
-rf sni s-tue. H KAY G
a-p-m,r au7s ~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

BuLIAEDs-MiehaeI Foley, Of Detroit, a
young gentleman who is, probably, the most
accomplished billiard player Of bis age in the
United States is in the city, at Jones biIlisrd
rooms. Should Mr.. Foley continue bis care
ful, m~stbodiesl practice a few years longer, be
will have few if any suPeriors among the dew
rfees Of fbe enc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

TIre = BT.oEIyI. NV Y.r,

HARTFORD. Aus. Al mass oouvsution q the
Dsmo1aey Of thrs state is called At New haven On he
I2h Of September, Tor ne purpose q naminaiiuG >
H-.-.-nr-L.a - L.ua alac..r.l .--L..
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IN RPnE.

THE sTORE HOUSE, nov occupied By rs IN brlntiey
bf1rk Maiu sfreet. owing e a change IN our olal-
ness. is tor rent. Nc consists Of Eve stories ana eeaAf
ne Eand speaks fcr Itself. lmmedizte pose
suIS-2w CATS NsOo
sAsEs
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InlrrnnnonaI crIck-t Match.

Slave Baraue Discharged frSm Custody.
MONTREAL, c. p August 3t--4he slave barque
Kate vas dlshArgsd from custody YESTERDAY.
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~
" bat facts are worth mere 20 the adIcted thsn all ne
heoriss the world ever ~producsd,
BR A G. GOODLETS
EnsprOred HOsEck'S PGn0ceG,
Is acknouledsed BY an vho have gwen lt IaL tobe
one 81 the best medicines ever used for the cure Of al
diseases arising from adisordered souach- or an m-
pure state o. the blood The many agt0nishiaE cures
performed By the "Panacea" In ne city % Nashville
md vicinity, and In eVery section o. the uuntrT Fhera
Il has been introduced, is . suncieut E1arartse Or TO
smcacy.
ne Rev. J.. O. Boweou, Of EcNinnvile, Tenn, sPsaks
has.
m A. g. G~ooDLEr-Dear sir Il may be uaufTlng
70 vou 10 Hear fhat H0ucks PEaaceas prepared a1 SOC
bv you. is doing It's good work IN ne relet or El
I5- men. During ny recent travels 10 several NllA@
Ia MIddIs rsunssses. I have often met hose VIC lEVe
- ii ne universal testimony ll T. IS ne 1est
-s-sSv I ave ever used" 10 has been very lsfful %
- n, - ~ harnesses brought on b preaenllrn
~ oueu air and laoorlng IN rcFlvais- FlHAs IAd
1866 Ms place Tsry respectfully
J.. C.. OWDCN
q Y JONES a Co. rs Nsin street. 4
aOopLETT kcOs IS Front R1E.
Meuphi1. rsuls
o. \. 6OODLETT y co.
ntaa.evds Nashville. Teur
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Holloway PiIIs--Nerv0us De-.
HfTfFU. etc.

IN another column. see the advertisement Of
se1rEs Pauizn = O., BoazssHss and ststousrs SIS
ksin EresL- ~ N.l-ar rr..L
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

he provision trade a ksnPhis Is one Of great i'm
portanoe. Our merchants keep large stoco on hand,
and deal literally with their customer. ne c5nse-
quenss is, they have the ioobing sad plantation trade
o. the surrounding country in heir 0wn hands. ne
am0unt q business materially increased last yeas, when
trade to the amount q s4s0 900 was done, against
af15 500 the rravious az
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

EEw oRIEANs. Ausast Sine A. H. Taylor sailed
from his prrt to-day for Rustan. She takes out fny
men. who are t. iain Gen Warksr in Trurlio.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

4 sp-proximatious % he sIooooo q $500 each 4 Of
eSo0 70 $4,000; a q 900 70 sN,oooi A1 500 70 So
000s 4of 500 % $1,000
~ Whole Tickets sos Halves el05 Quarters 80
Prizes ca.hed a. sght al 5 per cent discount
Bis o. the Nashville city banks taken AZ par.
A drawing VIII be forwarded a. son a. TIE rsutbe-
cunes Known
Couuunloations addressed 10 o RoDRIGuES. (care
q the City Pos1. Charleston. s. c. until ne IAN Of
September, vii - Attended %. aug H-FSu
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Common Law Cnnrt.
Common Law Court

Wm. S. ~ Enlzht aud J. W. Attachment. n1n-rss-
Richardson, 5fthe arm Of Ne ieut action. de5t ssss.
Knight s. Co v- (52, from a.o-hFr STATE.
Rew.ui 8. Vo0rh-es-
Is this cause o. the last July term o. the Law side
L - the Common Law and Chancsry Court or the city
OF Memphis BE- ERpeared % the court that defendant
Is a non-resid-nts Of ne STATE % Tennessee It was.
therefore. ordered blythe courr that pub lcauTu be ma g
four weeks excessively in the Memphis Daily Appeal.
requiring defendant t appear az or before the next
February term OF said court cammeuciuE on the srcanf
Monday % February. 1881 and peai.ansuer OF d-mur 70
piainuf' > action iR thls behalf. or ludgment, By default
viii be entered against hem--t&weeks So
MARCUS J. WRIGHT Terk-
By Al. WHEELER. Deputy Cierks
shsrwin. Hu1 q Scott, attorneys for tiaiutf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

ne relative change between The lower and higher
grades Is here apparent and that proportion we expect
= zee rstainedi The planter vii therefore nnd Il greatly
% bis Interest TO send his cotton to market to the very
best condition possible.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
THE CorToN rH4DE

The transactions 10 the o1ttau business during the
past year have been most gTaufyius to Memphis, OPEN
ing up q vista q future prosperity undremsf Of ten wears
ago. The past year has seen our railroad Connection
spreading AMI widening In evsry direction. not BY the
bulding q sexual new lines from the city, but iu the
extension Of connection with other r ads, giving Us new
and more rapid faeilides for couEecuon with the lakes,
TIE seaboard, and all the impsrtaut cities Of the Union
THIS extension o. transit facilities, tos'ther with TIE
e~rroti0n Of = cotton press on a iarzs sale during the
year, isvurking wonders in our o0mneros, relieving rs
from ths shaeEiss that 50 lsng he'd Memphis As a mere
appendsse 70 New Orleans and giving Il q position - q
drst class ard exporting Market. m Little Rock rail-
road viii be opened BY the advent Of another season.
giving soosss 70 one Of The aoest cotton countries in the
Union. M Iron Hyautin rad, o~oanseiins Us viii
g. Louis, which is . great necessity 90 our commerce,
exists yet, uiortmatsly. only on r1psr-
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RIxer InteIIIrene

NEW ToRk. Aus. a-A dsstrucivs Ere occurred at
BrOJklyn ysstsnisE, which drsrovUd ne chemical works
% Hessrs. Durkss c.. ne los Is estimated a. SDy00o.
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For Children.

Cordial wiu MAKE them heaitlT. faf and robust Desy
not q mumeuL- ~ 10 AID y1u Will be UnTtnced- II
delicious 20 take
CAurI0N beware Of druggists OF dealers whs NAP
Try % palm upou you soma bitter, or =ar8anarilla Trash
which hes can uuy cheap by saying BE- d Iusf o. sod
dial. and take aothinE else It's The only remedy thaf
viii purity ne blood thoruughlE and a. ne sane ume
ureuElheu ne system
one ahiespoonfli taken every ueruing fastIng, Is o
-sralu preventive for chslera, chills and fever, yeIce
'srrr. Or any prevalent disease. IT, IS put up IN ArEF
5s1Ies. Price snly 81 per botue. or s1 bo-les for z
J. n. X sole Puprietor Of this Cordial Also
McLeau's V1canlc OIL me Principal deporCu re
corner q Third and Pine streets 81 Lnuls. No
FOR sala iu Memuts b A. s. MAh6FIELD a &C.
Ho BY 6. " JOsEs a CO. and ARD 4 hacLEl =
7 AND mA-aWlV1s
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

gEor" River News" Sc. Fourfl PassA
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~ Messrs. Csyee 4 Son sell on the prem
isss, this morning, at 1O3 O'Clock, two fine lots
on Linden street, near the Second Methodist
church.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

We learn from 3. 7 Hubert, SD, The surveyor Of
The port, that NJ nmount o. Duties collected at ne port
o. Memphis frsm Sept. D. 1858, to Sept 1.tsso, was
ss7,Is2.s4 ne r~sssisred tuunsse % ne port =
10 5O0 tuns.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
NOTICE.

UAVING thh tay sod our suurs strF o. szdlIss
H Names NtileV hardware. shuaFiuilau. rtr..
tex 1T Berhie. Vi W1uf take MS 1oclrloato retire
TAM o. oar friend and ne buthc generally f1r tle
KIND Fatr1usEe h~eref1f1re snteufe1 o. us. Dr. refining
ron ne busiue-s. We AXE pleasure i recomme flug
oar successor as Gee worthy m pabI p1trauags b. o.
iaE q Eeuteuan af carrecf llslusas h-tlt, ard haYl1a
apracacal k~assieiEe or me h1siness
p LEWIS n BEO.
Nsmphis, Im- n. isg-uysi-sm
uAHAHa n4uglt Qf the aruTf-nauef Gru. 7 I'll.
II o1utiau@ the business as heref1flre a. TIE old
sand- ] vuult BE- ptrasei b receive ne pauelaEc
heretofore extended o. my b ei7ces-ara.h pms b. strict
attention 90 husinsf % give elfIre safisftrti9n. NJ
f1rnds anf The public rsusra1T VIII Eusw uhrf 20 gnf
NO. lIT3i-1ul J. 7 BEGHIE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

ArTENrTED SUIcTDE.-A married Woman,
Margaret Boyles, attempted to commit suicide
by taking ehloroform. She was removed TO
the station house, where with the use Of proper
remedial agents, the effects o. The drug were
counteTaeted. No cause other than that Of
a psnury to which she has been brought BY
the dessttl0h OF Der husband is assigned Tor
the art
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
fr.m Central Amsfles-GrriTai Of the Ri,

NEW ORLEANS. Aus. 81 The brig Creole has ar
rived below nom ne RuEtAn Islands. she len Ruai-n
On the I'm INST and brings sdvie's from Honduras d
ne i5th. Gen. Walker Vas f~orufyius TTuEilo. twas
reported that Gsardisla would attsek Trurllo on the
night q Tie IS b. MS repoFt caused grest slsrm
amons the inhabitants, vh0 were leaving in grsstuum-
bers for Ruafan.
The lchoonsr I0ucsTs from Ruatan, VIA H'er advices
Of the movemsni, O Gen. walker, is hourly expected 70
arrive at Pass L'Outre.
Gen. WsIkerh has raised the old Fsderd Csut-sl Ams-
riesn asg. and -oontsmplates the rssensrauon and uni0n
Of AL i've q ne Central American States viz H0neu-
ras, Guateuais, Siezf'Epa. San Salvador, and Costa
Riaa.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

HIGHWAY RoRBEEs.-Ross and Kelley who,
evening before last, inFsiglsd an old man By
the name OF John McDuHBsr into an alley
near Shelby street, add attempted to rob him,
were taken before the recorder yesterday, and
ordered to the chain gang for hfy-three days,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01

DIED IN JAH-Yestsrdsy, an old negro,
who has been in jail since March last, died at
that Institution. He was a runaway from Fay
stte COUNTY, Tenn, and has been declining
for the past month. An inquest was held on
the body by Esquire Horne, and a verdict Of
dsaLh from natnraI cansea returned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
FEED STORE.
Election Of Directors.

OrFrcE MEN. AID CHARS r. n. ~CoMPAsY,l
MEMPHIS, Angus; Is, 1850
TTHv annual election o. directors OF this oonpany. &C.
cortirE % TIE provisions % its charter. viii take
place a. the o1res % the cuuraay. IN Memphis and
HrutsrfIIe. on ne 18TH A OF SEPTEMBER. 1880.
b order o. ne heard,
GEO. R~OBERraOE.
arfg "a Spcrpfarv Warfa~n nivfslon.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1860-09-01
mHEPAYMENrs.

The greatest saving made b. buying in Memphis IN
preferences 70 he Esst, is probably connected win The
tine allowed fr payment. In most o. the Wholesale
houses here ne tine allowed In which payment has 70 BE-
made Is precisely he ssme Is In New Tok The o0use-
gueness resulting from ths .re important. Americans
sues 70 Kew Tort 70 buy having incurred The fai'sues
and expense ofthe journey, be must buy ell be wants
Tor TIE sesscn-szy % the Hmount q 5000. for which
vevin suppose be gives his pspsr 81 six month. He
has then III bis stock for the season TO put On his shelves
81 the sane time, anl u TIE cod o. six months be has
the whole 1901 70 pay. New suppose be cane 10 Mem
PMS to buy his sosds cot him no mote, when put do-n
At his ON der, than II he had gone East. aud his Jour
nsy snd los q tim are a mere trifs. Under these cir
eumstunoss be can Esio Memphis two or more times dur
ing the season, where be went East onoe. Say he buys
twice during the season at Memphis, instead Of once a.
New Eork-he has his Eoods fresh instead o. lying on his
shelves ths whole season then he has but 1000 10 pay
81 The end % stE months. and be has smother three
mouns before The second ssooo is due. he subject de-
serves reasetion and SIMPLY demonstrates the advantage
q buying IN hemphis.
rhsf We have aid no more sbo e than Is warranted
b. TIE fscts q the case, vii Be evident On perusing he
foIoEing statement, respecting some Of cur rrinciIai
businesses. In addition to what We have said. much
might Be rdded as 70 the extent Of business and TIE
business sdrantsEss o. Nsmphis, but We prefer % let
" hots sid aEurss ten their ovn story.