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OXFORD FEMALE COLLEGE.
LITERARY SCHOOL.

TTNHIS SCHOOL COMPRISES EIGHT PERMANENT.
Il LY organized classes whose studies With
the alphabet and continued in HE Elementary Branches
Mathematics Languages. English Literature Natural Sci
dents properly trained for the duties of e The
vesgaons and discussions thorough and cumprehen.
sve Necessary apparatus is freely supplied The Libra
res and Cabinets embrace and extensive collections
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JUST ERECEKTEU

JUST RECEKVED
I no baskets Piper Heidsick Champagne, pints;
w 100 casks YsuDEer's Scotch Ale;
100 casks Bysss' London Porter;
100 cases Rhine Wine;
100 cases Claret and White Wine.
Also, Sugar, Aolasses, Coffee, Tea, Tobacco, Cigars,
Raisins, Lemons, Almonds, etc. For sale by
J. F. FRAME
1~ylS-daw No. 80 Front row,
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MEMPHIS. July 26. 1861.

MEMPHIS, July 20, 1901.
To Correspondent ", Of the Avslanehs-
In giving a list Of the names Of the en-
ployes Of the Mississippi & Tennessee rail-
|oad shops, under Mr.. Hough, I notice that I
an charged with being g northern man, as
well as a sympathiser with the North. Iwould
now embrace this occasion to announce to
correspondent W, and the public generally,
that I an neither a northern man BY birth or
sympathy. I am a native Of Maryland,
and all / have and am is identified
with the South, in this great struggle for
liberty. TIE fact Of my wiFs's being in Hi
nois, at ths present time, amounts to nothing.
Her visiting her parents in Illinois was con-
tsmplsted long before othis excitement-and
upon the reception of a letter desiring her not
to defer Der visit, and they would then return
with her to Memphis.
My wife, as also her parents and brothers,
are, heart and soul, with the South. would
now most emphaticalIy declare that the above
facts I can prove. As for myself, I have
always been with The South in sympathy and
feeling, and Il there is any one whe does not
believe these statements to be true, just call
upon ne at our shops, and Think can prove
~conclusively to any one man, or any set Of
men, that the above is the truth, the whole
truth, and nothing but the truth.
Respectfully,
CHAs. L. GoRsUcH.
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For COnstabl.

We are authorized 70 announce W. R. SIXTH for
Constable in the Fourteenth Civil district, at the ensu-
ing election. iv1A-tes
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CRrMryAI CoURT-The following are the
ur5e.sdiBgs at the criminal court yesterday:
Josspf Prsgner was nsturalized, who came a
minor toIhe United States -. State vs.. Teir-
osv-dsfeudant convicted Of larceny. He
mOTsd for a new trial, which, being heard by
the court, was oyerruled, and defendant SEN
fenced for three years. No appeal taken.
Bullock and King for DEFENDANT. S ale vs.
Murphy and Clinton, also convicted Of larceny.
DEFENDANTS moved for a new trial and arrest
OF judgment, and the motions were argued by
Judges King and Brown for defendants,
and Encouragement for the State, and over
ruled By he court. Defendants appealed to
the supreme ceurt. Bail $1,000 each, with Sc
%curlties in like sums. SO. State vs.. Jones, Greer
and Neal, convicted OF robbery. Defendants
ube.d the court for a new trial, and in arrest
of irdgs,,t. Walter Coleman ard D. A.
Bullock. Esos. - defendants. The motion
being heard was overraiiSd by the court, AID
the defendants sentenced to sve years each.
Greer and Neal appealed. State VS.. Tom
Stokes and others FOR -, being called dc
not appear, and forfeitures were taken against
them and tbeir bail, as provided by law.
The sci. e. docket was disposed of to No. 300,
excepting two or three cases passed fer
the time By consent. The balance OF
this docket will be called and disposed Of in
order during intervals between set cases; after
which, a. sust intervals, cases not tried or SET
on the ielsDy and m~isdemeanor doekets will be
in Ike manner called and disposed off,.
State vs.. Joseph Haynes, for an assault with
intent 70 muesF, is set for trial to-day
-. State vs. Csvsnaugh The jury cams into
court at TIE tin Of adjournment, and stated
that they bad rot agreed. They had no di6i'
Guilty in T.gard to the law, but ebout III,
facts Of tbs case.
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G0mmrPrrial Iatters
DAILY OF THE MARKET
FURNISHED rRom THE MERCHANTS EXCHANGE



REmpHIs. July q, 1881.
COTTON-TheTe is nothing doing in the market.
T~OBACCO-In good demand and drm, but no sales re-
ported.
wHEAT-The demand was quite spirited aud the
sales on 'Change was the largest of the season, embrac-
ing some 5000 bushels, as follows 25Od bushels prime
red at SLOO, 13s do. at sI.OO, 100 inferior at Sc, SEQ
DO. ~(aocssleG) at zoe, rs red at %, ~ prime at 81 co,
IS do. at sl.OO, 90 do. at SI,OO, aud 1CO at 80, sacks re-
turned, and 100 prime at sI.O5, and go at 81 10, sacks
included; also 90 bushels slight y damaged at 52zc.
CoRN-The demand is limited and sales confined 10
small lots, to the city trade. We quote 52Ha65c az the
range for yellow and white from levee.
BRAE-salrs at $40 p tun, from mills.
A n OATS-A moderate supply Offering, but
no transactions reported.
wBIsKY-Limited sales at s5e, for common.
F~LOUR-Thers is an active demand for new, the mar
ket for which is firm at $3.50 for superhne, and 1900
$500 for extra.
BACOE-Taere il no change in the msrzet-supplJ
ample and demand moderate. Sales Il brls shoulders
atl3s, ! casks do St 10. casks clear sides at II, and
do. ribbed sides at Ice.
at I3c in tierces.
sALT-saIes from store at s. so for coarse, aud $500
for fine.
SUGARS hhds sold at 5E, 4 at 6, aud st7ifc.
C~OFFEE-Sales Of small lots at 24625ct for prime.
BAGGING AND ROPE-saIes 30 coils mschins rope
at I2Hc.
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Military Books !
D6GsOEWE6OM.

TIME partnership heretofore existing between the
Undersigned, under the erm Of B. p. Nsbers &
Co, Is this day dissolved by limitation W. W. Milan
and B. Bowling will attend at the Office of the late hrm,
No. II Front rev, to the winding mp Of the business,
and are alone authorized TO use the firm name IN liqui.
dalton. Memphis, Tenn July 1, 1881.
B. D. NABERS,
W. ". HILAM,
jys-lm B. BOWLING.
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Cherokee Cure!


AN u~RfsilIng cure for SeniRsl Weakness, Nocturnal
Emissions, Ispotency, Loss Of Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone in tbs Bladder, Distracted and Difficult
Mous:raution, and all diseases caused by d~eyiatinE from
the patti OF nature, snd INDUCING in Self-PeIIution.
By the use Of this Cure all improper DISCHARGES are
removed, the weakened organs OF generation are
speedily cured, and fall vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage. should reflect
that a sound misd and body are necessary to promote
c~onnubisl happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the POOR, debilitatsd, worn
down aud Departing devotee Of sensual pleasure, WILL
fnd relief.
It is ssfe and pleasant in taste, but immediate in ia
action; containing no mineral poison, but is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in the form Of delicious
syrup.
Price 81 per bottle, or three bottles for So, ard for
varded by express TO all psrts Of the world.
Sold BY sli respectable druggists everywhere
POTTER * kEEWfE, Projectors,
Sole Proprietors, SO Jederson-st., near post once,
general dealers in all popular family medicines, Mem
phis, Tenn.
81 Sold in Memphis by all responsible druggists.
80 H4---W-
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A. L. SOFF is a candi5a'e FOR Constable in the Four
tenth Civil District. Election Saturday, July 27th.
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RIyER AND STEAMBOAT MATTERS.

The river is falling ......The Kentucky ar
rived from Columbus with aheavy load, inclu-
ding 45O sacks Of wheat, 1850 sacks of corn
and go barrels Of apples; she leaves to-day at
the usual hour for the same plsce..'..The SH.
Tucker also arrived from Columbus and re-
turned. She brought in 1900 sacks of wheat,
$50 saoE of corn, 80 bids tobacco, 200 barrels
Of apples, and 250 sacks Of ats...... The Col
Morgan is up FOR White river ...... The splen-
did boat Louisville leaves at one O'Clock to-day
for New Orleans. MaincOurt, the clerk, will
be found attentive to bis passengers.
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latest Ae6s bp G&IGgragb

~ M. w. Barr, Of Louisville, KY, is the
special and recognized agent of the New Or
leans Associated Press at that point The
telegraph company has no agency whatever
in 1.-THE preparation Of such reports, nor is it
responsible in any manner for the character
or truth Of the news.
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For Children.
Dr. moLean's UniversaI Pms,

EUh LII II VII TIT |I.N-NNI-.I @
ACHE, ETC.
There has never been q cathBFtiC medicine offered
he public that has givea such entire satisfaction
acLean's Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable they are perfectly nAoceat
anf can Be- taEeE By Che NEST tender infants yet prompt
and powerful in removing an bilious secretion. aco o.
imoare. fstsd matter from rs stomach. IN fscts hey
are Tie only Pills hat should be used In maisfioos l
tricts.
Tbey produce no gripping Sickness or pain IN re sloni-
sch or bowels houEn very sctivs andsearrhiagI ntaeI
.speration. promoting healthy sscreuGns OF the liver ana
kifnsvs. who will suffer from Rliousaess, Besdacnn
and FouI stomach, when 20 checR q remedy can De CD
t.rsn IN season. nav prevent hours days and months x
sicknesa. Al for Or. J. n. AcLcan's Universal P1us-
TaNe 90 other. Being coated, hey are ~tasteless Price
sulv % cents per box, and csn De sent by mall % GJ
nsrt Of the Unlted ststas.
J.. Sole Prophecies,
Corner Third sud Pine streets, s.. Lopis, Ao.
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A Chance for Active Service.
MOUNTED 5.

TTAvTNg been authorized By Governor Harris TO
III raise 3 Battalion Of Mounted Rangers for the war
/ desire 10 enlist i've hundred shle-bodied men, mount
ed ard equipped With such arms as they can procure
fshsr gins and PISTOLS preferr0i6b suita5le 70 TIE ser
vice. Those who cannot entirely equipthfmseiyes VIII
be furnished arms % the stafes-When mastered IN,
D v~alustiOn Of the prUpsrty1n horEes md arms viii be
mads, and the amount credited 10 the volunteers
These wishing 70 enlist are requested 10 report REM
selves 70 me At the aayoso house, where quarters will
be assigned them until sueb time as the Batizdon Is
raised. n. 3. FORREST
Iv2E-itf Lieut. Col. P. A.. Tenn.
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$500 FgRaEmg'@.

Presidents OFFICE MEMPHIS AND OHIO R. R., !
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July IS, 1861.
DEN satisfe ed that the building occupied by the or
ID GERS Of this Company in the navy yard was set on
FIRE by an incsudiary, the Company, therefore, offers
the above reward Of 7 HUNDRED DOLLARS for
the Apprehension and conviction Of the guilty parties,
either principals or accessories, The police, or other
persons interested in securing the reward, are request
ed to confer with the Cficsrs OF the road
jyiT-tf J. P. WOC President.
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advertisement ]

Some pc rson, interested In the election fol
Constable, has circulated on the streets that
have withdrawn my name as q candidate. /
would Just say, that / have not withdrawn.
neither do | intend TO. But an very sorry
to have to equalizs my name for Office
with such uupriucipled persons.
BOB ARMSTRONG.
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Weekly paper, per aunum, $500.
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ONE HUNDRED TEENEssEEAEs WANTED.
To accompany Governor Jackson to Missouri,
as a body guard. This company will depart
in about enc week, viii be fully armed and
equipped, and 90 into immediate active service.
Call a. the Office over the auction store of A.
S. Levy & Co., opposite Clay Building, on
Main street, OF A. B. CoFFEY.
iv25 Iw
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nP. =. IA. MCLean's Volcanic OH
EfniUemf,
TIE HEST ~EXTERgAL IN THE WORLD, FOH

Taossanas 81 hunsn beings have been saved q Ift
dacrepltuds and misery by the Use OF his ~lnvaIuaba
Liniment. IL viii relieve pain aines1 lnsfantaneeusly.
and IL VIII cleanse, purify ard heal the fculest sore IN
an incredible short time. hcLezn's Yolcanic OH LIN
Iment VIII relieve the most invsterate cases OF Rheu-
mstfun. Gout OF NeUralgts. For ParalTEis. Cmfrasfef
Muscles, Stiffness or Weakness in the joints. Muscles
or Liyameua, 1t viii never fail. Two applications win
cure Sore Threat, Headache or Ezrscha. For Burns q
scalds, or any Pain. Il is an infallbIe remedy. Try IL
and you viii enz II an Indispensable remedy. Keep
always On hGnt-
Planters FARMERS. Or any enc hsviur eh.rge o.
horses, VIII saws money ~ using MeLean-s Volcsa5eo b
Eminent. Il Is q speedy and ~tnfauible cure or EsfIa
Sprsins, Chafes5 swelling, Lsmenass, SweeDey. sorss
wounds, S~rstches, or suy external disc .. Try IL
and you viii Be convinced.
Oh. J. q MCLEAN, sets Proprietor.
81. Leafs, Aissaurf.
Fer sale In Hsm2his by A.. 3. MANSFIELD & Coz
also By Q. ". = D nd WAR 8 HcOTET.
LAND
Also, By POTTER s. NsRwIN, sS Jsferson-sf nzz
post once, general dealers in al pepulaf 49, wsl-
eines. sE-aEEa
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Read the

HESSRS. Clark, Gregory II Co, Esshvile-Gents I
have been afflicted with Piles, together with a eompi-
cation Of diseases, for better than twelve years, and I
have tried various remedies, and all have failed to give
relief, unless it vas Of short duration. 1 have used
two and one-hslf bottles Of your Ambrosial Oil, accord
ing to directions, and have received more benefit from
its use than from all else besides. I wish this made
public, that suffering humanity may ind relief.
NANCY JANB WHITEKER.
Marshsll County, Tenn, SegtemOer i6, 1860.
Fessrs. CLARK, Gregory x Co Gents There are two
Of my friends here that want, each, ha'f a dozen bottles
Of your Ambrosial Oil. They have tued it and found
it all you rscommeR it. JAS. T. ROPE.
Tunnel Hi, Georgia, 1850.
Fer sale By Il. @. CAYCE & SON,
And al Memphfs druggists. iy17-daw2w
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CARD.

EDIToRs APPEAL: / notice in the daily
.Argus, Of yesterday, a call upon the Hon. ".
C. Dunlap and myself, candidates for the
approve or disapprove of the administrator
of Gov. Ishsm G. Harris, and whether you
(we) will support him or W. H. Polk for
governor"
For myself I have 20 announce that disdain-
ing everything Of a ~Partizan character, in my
political support of men, the administrator
of Gov. Harris has met with my approval and
l shall support him for governor.
July Is, '61. H. B. S. WILLIAMS.
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For Cry COssTABLE.-Our friead, W. r.
snih, Esq, is a candidate for constable at the
election which takes pace to-day He is
honest, reliable and capable, and is well quail
ned for this place; which has become one of
considerable importasce to the business men
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Boats Leaving.

Fon NEW ORLEANS The splendid passenger packet
louisville. Combs, master, will leave for New Orleans
and all way landings this afternoon, At 1 O'Clock. J.
7. Bourne s. 90. and Elliott & Yins0n, sgents.
CAMBRIDGE, R,she, clerk, leaves as above this evening
at 8 O'Clock. J. @. EcNRnHs aud J. a. Banks, agents.
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SERIOUS AFFRAV.-About noon yesterday
an individual VIE vas going up Front row,
;ras asssilsd with abuse BY some men at the
cors~r Of Washington street and Front row.
He rep,sed, wbenhe ives assaulted and beaten.
He ran Of Sut was pursued and knocked down
near Adams ss-ee', and kicked and stamped
uaon. When able 70 move away be got come
-eomDsnions 70 assist him, and these men en-
tered Wrivbt,s saloon, at the corner Of Wash
ipglon street and Water street, where the as
.sHsnts and otbsrs were getting dinner. They
were armed with ssbres. A most desperate
sgrsv eDsued. Some of The last Corners were
Knocked down. a pistol was fired and
the sabers were very freely used. The
result Of the ARRAY was three men wounded
BY ssbeT; one of these men had an awful
veund on bis head, the ear being cut CON-
ulstsly in two in the middle. Their names are
william Loyd-wbos we are informed, WAS
striving to oueN the distuT5sncs-Isaiah Ham
fton, ard Frank Tucker. Two men were
wounded By pistol shots, one in the thigh and
The otber on The head. Up to night cOnsidera-
bic excitement existed. Hamilton was at
once arrested, but considerable difficulty was
experienced ia eBdesvOring to secure the other
men At dusk another Of the parties named
Murray, was taken. Mayor Park entered
vigorously into The work Of bringing tbs
guilty to j~s5tlee. He arrested Hamilton him
sef, and declares that every means in his
hands shall be used to place all the offenders
in custody. We learn that some Of the
wounds Inflicted are Of g serious character.
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n OTICEi

To the Families Of Volunteers.
tue undersigned will attend at the County Clerks
i Office IN Memphis, on WEDNESDAYS and SATUA.
DAYS, until :arther notice, to pay the allowance made
BY the County COURT to the families OF Volunteers.
Payments will Be msds where the Volunteer has been
in sciive service for one month and in such cases only.
ie23-lm !. ". A. PgTTIT- Judga ,Ac
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BARBER SHOP ARD BATHING ES-
TARIFF MEST

NE. IS ADAMS STREET, between Main ard Second,
IN Memphis, Tenn. The pubic are informed hat q
new and commOdi0Us Bathing and BGrbeTIng establish
melt has been fitted up, ss EsOve5 and that visitors will
be politely recsivei and promptly attended % at any
time. Iy2O-Iwl 2. FLETCHER
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TO NEWS AGENTS. NEWS Bows AND THE
PUBLIC At LARGE.

Owing to The enhanced price of paper, as
well as the extreme difficulty in procuring a
supply at al, tie PFOprietOrs of the APPEAL
find it obligatory upon them to raise the price
on their customers. The price ia future will
be as follows:
To the trade, three cents per single copy, or
$500 per hundred.
Single copies at the counter, FIVE cents, as
heretofore.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
-E1IPKTs AND oRTO RAILROAD.
siPPT ANn RAILROAD
MEMPHIS LITTLE o. RAILROAD.

ARRIVE. DEPART.
kaf1 1875 4. M....-..2:O0 P. II.
Freight su1 accommodation. ass p. M...-.-.6:45 A. n.
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LADIES' PRTvATE ScHooB-We advertise
this morning that Mad. Fauche will, on
Monday, august 9Th, open a ladies' school on
Uai9n street, opposite Mr.. Patriek's residence,
where she VIII teach French, embroidery,
crochet aB3 other branches. We learn that
Mad. Fauche is a lady Of high accomplish
meats ard fally able to perform all she under
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SnEtial AQtitks.
oEiOway,s pins and OinrEnenE.

CANCER.-The days of brilliant operations" are no
more. The discovery OF Holiowsy's Ointment dis
Fensed with the necessity of the knife, which fire.
quent'y endangered the life Of the patient. Thousands
of females have been cured Of cancer in the breast by
the medicating action Of the Ointment, and their lives
spared to their families. The salye follows the cancer
in It's t]ortuous winding, AM imperoeptibly but thor
oughly and psinlessly e~ra3icates It from the system.
The Pills cleanse and purify the rIood.
Sold by slidruggistS, 81 25o., sc, sDd 81 psr box.
fv9I-1tusw gu
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Hall, Elizabeth Weth-
srbee and Thomas Wi,HaHs were arrested
yesterday on tie charge Of loudly INDUCING ia
improper conversation in the street. Mollle
ard Thomas were fBed six dollars each; Eliz-
gb.sb ,rsa lfsrbarra9
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LADIES' GooDs AT A~UcTToN.-Sale con-
tinusd By Gilbert, Andrews & c., No. 262
Main street, to-day at 10 O'Clock A. N. Large
vsristy offered.
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HOW TO MANUFACTURE LEATHER

THE subscriber has a new, easy and excellent meth
j Cd Of tanning without bark. milking heavier. bet
ter and more durable Lssthe', 10 ons teeth Of the time
required by bark and fifty per cent. cheaper
specimens OF the Leather sent % order. SHOP,
County and State rights sold cheap Best OF city ref
encss given. Address, enclosing stamp,
Ell. A r Box $50,
ivI4-Imdaw Memphis, Tenn.
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A lapdsble move is on foot among the young
men of our city to rise a full company Of one
hundred Tennessssans, to constitute a body
guard to accompany that gallant and intrepid
friend Of the South, Gov. Claib. Jackson, on
lis return % Missouri. The "boys," who
have not so far volunteered, pleased at the
idea of getting in'o active service and eager
for TIC fray, are fast filling up the ranks. It
is expected that the company will be organized
in sufficient time to leave withiR twslve days
or two weeks Their headquarters are on
Main street, opposite The Clay building, where
all applications will be received.
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ELECTION OF CONSTABLE Ar election for
eonstabls Of the Il b civil district viii be held
to-day. There are fourteen or fifteen caRdi-
dates. II tie people do not choose a coed
man, is viii certainly not be for want Of ma
trial 20 choose from.
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SPLENDID WHEAT.-Ws last evening saw
the finest sample of waest that has appeared
in oar market this season. It was very fine,
and was growB by Thomas Martin, Esq, Of
Giles county, Middle Tennessee, who has
heretofore sent his wheat to the New York
market. Mr.. Wn. Gilner, the consignee, viii
have it on Change this morning at11 O'Clock.
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S~oLDIER's FAMILIEs.-It should not be for
gotten that tie money appropriated for the
relief Of The families Of soldiers who have
gone 70 the wars, leaving wives and mothers
without the means Of supper, is nearly ex-
hausted. Can we not have, say once a week,
a concert, an amateur dramatic performance,
OF other exhibitions, the proceeds Of which
shall be appropriated to this object?
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b RUMoR.-A statement that vas made yes
whsTiboat in this city, was killed at the recent
battle Of Virginia, is, we are informed, with
ont foundation
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kEcHUITIEG.-RecFuiting was active and
scccessfuli in the city yesterday. "The boys"
are eager for toe FRAY.
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WHEAT-The attendance on change was
good yesterday, and the largest sale of whest
Of TIE season was made, amounting to Eve
thousand and fifty bushels.
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DIVINE SERvIcE.-The Rev. Mr.. Jones will
preach at the Beal street Baptist church to-
morrow a Ii \. N. and u o'clock P. n.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-27

PASSENGER Train leaves Ferry Lsnding sally (sEn-
ds~s ez.cI-7F' Al 800 An. Arrives Et2 ?. N. Cor
nerr s- EEdisca win arkansas Stage Company snd
Ogertzn1 ri sascrrs o. Little Rock, Fort Smith, San
FrsEclz1o. CaiiToIuIg Hot Springs; Washington, ArkzE-
sass CarEs-3l-, Texas, and al principal points In
srksuses a75 1eEss Tickets sold Dy L. S. Knowlton,
-. - Tra=r-ru street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-27

MILTTARy.-Tn the Second Civil district F.
D. Mallory was yesterday elected captain Of
militia.