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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-21

LADIES OF MEMPHIS, PLEASE ATTEND !
You are requested TO meet in the basement Of
Cslvery church, corner Of Second and Adams,
on Monday next. to form a Military Sewing
Society. There Is work to be done for the vol
u%ntesTs, and this announcement is suficientto
bring the patriotic ladies Of Memphis together,
for they certainly will not consent to let the
soldiers pay for having their uniforms made,
while there are SO many willing hands and
hearts waiting for some opportunity, like this.
to work for those who are doing so much In
their defense The first work to be done by
the society is for the Southern Guards. Those
having friends in that company, whose suits
they wish to make, csn get them If they apply
soon enough, at Calvary church. Further so.
licitation is unnecessary.
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Dr., :. h. EzCLean's Volcanic Oh
EiniIeHf.
THE BEST EXTERNAL IN r World. FQk
NJ IN BIZ A uRu

Thousands Of humGn 5sinEs have been saved 3 life
dscrspltuts and misery b. the use Of this Invaluable
Lininient- It win relieve pain almess instanta0eously,
and II vii cleanse, purify and heal the fOulest sore IL
an i~ncrsdihls short tiRIe AcLean's Voican-e Oh Lin
imsnt viii relieve the most inveterste cases OF Rhsu-
matism, Goat or Esuralgia. FER Paralysis, ConirzcIed
Muscles, Stiffness or Weakness in the Joints, Muscles
or Lgameuu, IL viii never fail. Two spplicsti1ns vii
cure Sore Threat. Headache o. Earaths. For Burns o.
Soslds, or any Pair, iii an i~nfanible remedy. ny it
and You wiz dns it an Indispensable remedy. Keep
always On hand.
Planters warmers, OF any one having charge q
horses, viii save money by asing McLsan's Volcauic0H
Linimsnt. Il Is 3 speedy and infalibie cUre ior Gaia,
Spraiu5, Chafes, Swelling, Lameness, Sweeney sorea
Wounds, scraEhes, or sny external disease. ny i,
aud yUa viii % convinced.
DR.. J. Il HcLEAN, Sslo Proprietor.
81. Lcuis, Hlsscrri.
Fr aals in Memphis By 4. 8. EANsFIELD q Goa
also - g. =. mi d 90 ard WAED 4
LAND.
Also. BY POTTER & MEEWTE, IS JeEsrson-st, near
post once, general dealers In III PoPfsr family usdl-
ctnes. iz&2AaEtf
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CARD.

CovIKGToN, July IS, 1861.
EDITORS APPEL: Permit me, through the
medium Of your Journal, to say to those Of
my fellow citizens OF Upton county, who, in
Z meeting at CovingtOn, nominated me for
fOateF, that, acknowledging ny obligations
fer that evidence Of their confidence, / have,
on mature reflection, concluded to decline being
a candidate. My business engagements do
not permit me to enter into that active canvass
Of the district which now appears indlspensa.
bic. JAMES BTARs g
BLUFF CITY GUAEDs.-All members oil
this company are requested to meet at theil
drill room, No. IL, Exchange Building, TO-
morrow evening at 8 O'Clock, for election o.
officers. By order Of the Captain.
JACoD LoEB, Ssc'ry.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
MEMPHIS AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Fast Kxprses..........ss $40 A. M..s.".ss.so0 A. II.
Nal Express......s.s..s:O0F. hs-..-'.'..4:oo P. n
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MEMPHIS,
GRENADA AND NEW ORLEANS
AAR LIME ROUTE!

(AND IFS CONNECTIONS
ON nj AFTEE SATURDAY, JULY 20EH, 1861,
Trains will rHu daily as follows. VIZ:
Leave Grenada, porthward, at I SO A. NJ, o. on the
arrival Of the { ain RON New Orleans arrive IN &em
phIs a. 8 so A. II ; leave Memphis, for Grenada and
New Orleans. st 10 30 A. NJ,
Trains on this Road make close connections with the
Mississippi Central Road az Grenada, and with the
Memphis and Ohio and Memphis and Charleston Reads
Al Memphis
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C.np RnnwN- Inlv II 1876.

EDFToRs APPEAL: The impression having
gone abroad that 1 was a candidate to repre-
Confederate Congress, I beg leave, through the
medium of your valuable Journal, to correct
that impression. l am not a candidate for
civic kOnors, but it will be the hight of my
ambition to lead the gallant and chivalric sons
Of the 9th regiment Of Tennessee out to victory
and to glory. Respectfully,
II I nnrrrr -
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D LIVER B~iL1ONaAEonf aEADa
ACHE ETC.
There has never been . cstharue medicine ouered
The pubIic that has glvsa such entire sEtlsfactiCa
McIsan's Universal Pills.
BeiuE entirely vegetable they srs perfectly iusccsat
and can b. tsker By the most tender infants yet prompt
and POWERFUL IN removirg an bilious secretion acid or
imp1re. feted matter from Tie stomach. In fact, hey
are the only Pills that should Dc used IN maiarious dtR
tricts.
They produce no gripping sickness or pain 10 the stom-
srh or bowels houEh very active and searching IN their
U~peration, pr0m8tinF healthy s~ecretions OF the liver and
kidneys. who VII suffer from BIl0usness. Headache
and Soul Stomach, when 80 chesF a remedy can be OBJ
taiuedq Keep tbeM constantly on hand; a single doss,
taken IN season, may pTeveat hours. day and months Of
Sickness. Ask for Dr. J. 3 HcLean's Uuivsrssl Pills.
Take DO other. Being coated, they are ~tasteless Price
snly IS cents per box, and can be sent By mall 10 E1T
part OF the Quilted Statss
J 4 MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
rorner Ihird and Pine ..-sa-s. s.. Lan-.. 70.
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gattst Slams bp GelGgrarb.

e. NJ. 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 the preparation Of such reports, nor is 1t
responsible in any manner for the character
or truth Of the news.
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A CORDIAL FsrEED.-Such a friend we yes
terday found in DR.. Creighton, who presented
us with bottle Of the fne blackberry cordial
he sellsa It bis drug store on Resl street market
It is a genuine article, excellent to take at this
tine OF The year.
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INeUEsTs ON TwIEs.-Esquirs Richards,
yesterday, held inquests on the bodies Of two
infant children, twins, one Of whom died en-
Friday night, the other yesterday morning.
40 investigation having been made inc the
nature of their death, a verdict was returned
of died from natural causes. They we're the
children Of Mrs. Kelly, on Bond street.
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BUReLABT.-The eunshOp Of civilians,
on Bank alley, below Madison street, was
robbed on Friday night Of 8 Derringer pistol.
a rife and two double-barrsIed guns.
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CsIMIEAL CoURT.-This court was engaged
in routine business yesterday. Martin Cor
man, charged with assault with intent to kill,
was up on habeas corpus, but was RENAMED
into custody.
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Attention is called to The announcement
o. Mr.. F. B. RaglaDd, who is a candidate to
represent Fayeite county in the legislature, at
the August election. Though not personally
sequsinted with Mr.. RaglaBd, we learn from
competent judges that be is a most worthy
gentlemen, and, if elected, will faithfully rep
resent the interests of bis constituents.
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The Monnd Citv Rerru

FKNHs Mound City Ferry Packet NJ. r.. Cz@,
Il OHEE& On aud after the l5ik June, LsHt+9
VIII run as follows Leaves H0end C,tyHN2&s1a
every dav, except sundsg, at 81, 8, 10H A. M, and
~, bh P. NJ. Leaves Memphis at 8 8, IIE 4. M.
and 3k, 81 P. n.
VIII MAKE three trips on Sundays.
iRi4 = n nHRrV & N
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pR J. h. MCLEAN. Sole Proprieto-,
Corner qhird and Pine streets. st. Louis, No.
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IEeUEsT ON A CH1LD.-Esquirs Richards
Yesterday held an inquest on the body of a
child three months old, son of Mr. W. Danley.
TIT des h was unexpected and sudden. The
Jurors verdict attributed the event to cOngest-
i've chiIia
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Clark s. Euaser's
O OIL.
CLARK, GgEGORY s. co.,

CLARK, G8EGORY s. co.,
solo PE oDEdeEoE9 a.
CURES Headache, Barache, TOothachs. il three min
" utes, Rheumatism, Coughs, EeuTalgia. Colds, Ery
sipelas, Bronchitis, Dyspepsia Collie, Cramps hdamec
Eyes, Chronic Sore Eyes, Sore Throat Cuts, Burns,
Bruises. Sprsins, Chapped Hands, Piles Ulcers, Diar
rhea, BuBions, COrDs, Frosted Feet, Deafness, OIL
Sores, 8 re Breast, Sore Nipples, 5celd Head, Ring
worm, letter, Snake Bites, Spider Bites, Dog Sites, Rsi
Bites. The world Is CHALLENGED for ts equal for Scalds
and Burns. II cures Scratches sn horses, sore Eyes OF
horses, Sprains, Swinney, Poll xvii FIstula, saddle ane
harness Calls, fresh wounds or Swellings, and Is thf
best known remedy to spply to endeT-footed horses from
feUnder-taks up the feet and battle well about he fros
OF The Soot. Cures al catsneeus diseases on man q
beast.
more real proof OF the virtue Of Ambrosial Oil in IL
healing properties, from responsible men, who are above
being bought, than can be prodaeed for any olher medi-
cine.
bumsn family are subject, but what We proclaim We can
substanti te by living witnesses The Anbroslal Ul =
a TssbvilIe preparation, and sold throughout the South
and Southwest By all good druggists snd general aeal
srs. The South may be Justly proud that Dr. Ciark,
native Tennessesan, after much labor and research, has
produced a really worthy medicine, which is bound e
drive out much Of the worthless imported trash win
which TIE country Is flooded.
Please call at eur Office, where we will take pleasure
IN showing letters and teBtimoaials tee numerous 20 sci
forth in the form OF an advertisement, scme OF which
come from physicians In high standing. who are using Il
IN their practice, as they state, with marvellous enects.
We chsllenga The world to produca . remedy 50 SPEEDY
and ehectual In It's healing properties.
Read the evidence OF the virtue Of Clark & Full
lePs AmbrCfiAl OIL evidence so authentic. and from
persons whose word and standing are iuepr0schable
CLARK, G 4 co.
Sole PrOprietoSs, Nashville, Tenn.
And all Memphis druggists, Ss26-dswiyis
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DEATH or Ma. MoRsAE.-We regret to
have to announce the death Of an estintbie
and amiable citizen, Mr.. John F. Morgan, late
a partner of the house Of Hutton & Co., print
ers, and formerly one of the proprietors OF The
Nashville Patriot. He died yesterday morn
ing al one o'clock, Of consumption, leaving a
wife and FIVE children. Re was . gentleman
Of many virtues as a citizen and Of unusually
amiable domestic qualities.
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SUMTER GRAYs.-Business Of supreme i'm
portance requires the presence Of every men,
Der Of this company, at the srmory, at eight
O'Clock to-morrow NIGHT.
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q The Rev. Mr.. Chambliss will preach
IN the First Baptist church this morning at IL
O'Clock. Services by The pastor may be ex-
pected Et 81 P. NJ.
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GENERAL ORDER No. 4.


observation-disclosures No. ,.
MEMPHIS, TENN, jay 20 1851.
THE country embracing that portion OF Alabama
i north q the tennessee river, beginning al Wa'er-
loo and running thence EAST with the river 10 Decatur,
as well IS The portion Of the State lying north OF the
Mempbis and Charleston Railroad from Decatur 70
Stevenson, together with tast portion OF Tennessee
west Ind south II the Tennessee river. The river
counties Of Arkansas and GississIppi, Including Cor
iuth MISS aud the country adjacent thereto and e1-
tending to Passport. on the Tennessee river; the river
Pari hes OF BHuisispa, nort1 Of Red river, ard that
pr ion Of Arkansas besides the river counties above
meatinred, lying north and east Of white and BACK
Rivera having been assigned 10 the command Z Major
General LcOnidEs Polk, Q. g. Army, al C mmanding
officers Of posts or camps. under his Command, Will
without delsy, fovwsrd to the Assistant AdlGtant-Gen-
eral at Memphis, Tenn, cons0lida ed returns Of the
strength OF their respective Commands, each accOmpa-
MED by g report. exhibiting the advantages ana disad-
v~sEtages OF their present location. the general health
Of The troops, and such other matters As may be csnsid
sred necessary or ueful TOR the Of the
Commanding General.
By Command OF kajor-G eneral POLK.
(5igned) x. D BLAKE,
Captain @. 8 A,
jy1I Act. Assist. Adiutant-6 ~. raj.
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LARCENY TRIAL.-O. Rowe, charged with
larceny, will be brought up for trial at the
criminal court this morning.
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A sITUATlON, by 3 respectable LAD where she
n can make herself generally usefu'-work or pay 10
object. Address MRS. A&kEsS GEEADO
Jy20-2tH Memphis P. o..
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CHAMBER OF CoMMERcE.-To-morrow the
attendance Of all persons connected with the
cotton trade in any decree, is requested at the
Chamber Of Commerce in the afternoon, to con
slider the question Of the cotton business Of
the coming season in connection with the Fed
eTsl Government, and the peculiar condition Of
things now existing. The matter is Of deep
Importance, and a large gathering should be
present.
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INSURANCE COMPANY OF THE STATE
OF VIRGINIA.


Authorised capital. 81 GOO, 900
CASH capital and surplas paid up.....-...... ssO, 900
See card in another column. omcs, on JeGersou-st,
with Etna once. I~m7i-'yl J. T. WEST. Agent.
Cherokee Cure!
AN u~nfailins cure Toy Seminal Weskness, Nocturnal
emissions, I~upoteEcy Les Of Power, Pains in the
Back, Stone ia the Blaadsr, Distracted and Difficult
1onstrautioa AMI az diseases caused By d~eviating from
the pats Of nature, and INDUCING in seIf-PeIution.
By the use Of this Cure all improper discharges srt
removed, the wsskez5d organs Of generation are
speedily cured, and full vigor restored
Either sex, contemplating marriage. shouts rehsc.
that a sound mlsd and body are necessary to promote
oJnnubisI happiness.
In the Cherokee Cure the poor, debililated, worn
down and despairing devotse Of sensual pleasure, will
ind relief.
It is safe and pleasant In taste, but Immediate in its
action; containing no mineral poison, but Is prepared
from pure vegetable extracts, in the form OF delicious
EyrHp.
Price % per bottle, or three bottles for IS, and for
warded by express 70 all parts Of the world.
Sold by all respectable druggists everywhere.
POTTER & MEKWIN PropristOrs,
Sole Pr5prietors, s. Jsders0u-st., nsaT post once,
general dealers in all popular family medicines, Menu
phis, Tenn.
E- sold in Memphis by all responsible druggists.
mr46-dtwawly
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II. L. DOUGLASS.
RITEn AID STEAMBOAT MArrERs.

The river is falling..''The weather was
cloudy and warm yesterday 49, The Kentucky
came from and returned to Columbus ; she
brought in s54s bushels of wheat and 1919
sacks Of corn....The Louisville arrived from
New Orleans and returned. 80. The Cambridge
left for Vicksburg in place Of the YIctoria'''
Toe Victoria leaves for New Orleans to-day
The Pine Bluff left for PoeahontsB, Black
iver....Th e splendid Ferd Kennett is up for
New Orleans tomorrow.
Boats Leaving.
FoR NEW ORLEANS The steamer Ferd. KenDeit.
Brie iy, master, viii leave for The above aud all inter-
me late LANDINGS Monday evening, st 8 O'Clock. ThOs.
Il. Williams 8 Co. and BosTBe & Co., agents.
FoR NEW ORLEANs--The Aionz0 Child, DeHaven,
master, leaves as above Monday evening at 5 o'clCck J
D. Norton o Co., agents.
FoR NEW ORLEAEs -The splendid passenger bOkt
Victoria, Moody, master, leaves as above Monday sven
ing. J. d. 2anks and J. @. MoAanus, agents.
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am LrTTLE ROE RAILRoAD

Passenger Train leaves Ferry Landing daily tsun-
DAYS excepteF1 a. 500 An. Arrives st2 Pm, Cor
Lsere - Addison with Arkansas Stage Company Rni
0pcrtanc - Boacnss n Little EosE, Fort Smith, Ban
Francisco Californts Hot Springs; Washington rkth-
sas; ciargzviDs. Texas, aud al principal point IN
srkauSaz sn5 IcEsF Tickets sold By L. s. KnoElton,
Nc. a. jefferson street
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Sanial a0titts.
Read flaa EYInence.

NEssas. Clask, Gregory 3 Co. EEshvine-9eHts
have been saiicied with Piles. together with : oompll-
cation ct diseases, for better than twelve years, aud /
have titled various remedies, aud ell have fallsd to give
relief. uniess IL was Of short duration. I have used
two sud ons-hsli botusa OF your AmbFosiAl OIL. accord
ing to directions. and have received more benefit from
Its use than from all else besides. 1 wish this made
public, that suffering humanity may hud relief.
NANCY JAM WHITEKER.
Marshall County, Tenn, SEPTEMBER le. 1880.
Yessrs. CLARK, Gregory & O. Scents Ihsre are two
Of my friends here that want, each, hat a dozen bottles
Of yUur Ambroslal Oh. They have tried It and found
It all you rsoommend it. JAS. 7. ROPE
TunRel H l. Georgia, 1860.
Fer sale by N. O. OAYCE & SON,
And all Memphis druggists. iyI 1-daw2w
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Coz. MARTINS REGIMENT.-We learn that
one more company is needed to complete Col.
Martins regiment. This is a good opportu-
nifty for those who desire to see service, as the
recruits will be armed and equipped at once,
and ordered Immediately on &C i've service.
Apply to Col. Martin, at the Gsyoso House.
It is hoped this fine regiment will be filled in a
day ct two. It is composed Of fine gallant
fellows. and Of officers who are thoughtful fol
their men, and who "kuown no such word al
FaUI
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WSMasERM.

A ADV Of Southern birth, e~ducstiou, and many
"a years experience, desires a situation as TEACHER
OF MU5I 10 q school, or ss Goyerness IN 8 family.
RefereEees given. Address BOX 80,
jy20-lm Tuscumbis, Ala.
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THE PEOPLT
OF the
CONFEDERATE States.
THE AMERICAN LETTER EKPaEss COMPANY,
l. Chartered by an Act OF the Tennessee Legislature
transmits
letters and Printed Matter
70 and from all poiAts North and South.
THOS. & JENKINS,
W. MCGILL.
letters and PrlnFed ,

The undersigaed persoss Of Louisville. AZ, know
the atove parties to be rslsble and responsible per
sens, and entitloi to all confidence
VIM. L. Kelly, Ass'tP. NJ, Julius Winter, Luke P
Blackburn. LlrdenberEer 4 Co ?. B Owsley. J. 8.
Speed q Q armstrong, ". BARLEY & Co Guthrie G
Co, A. ThrOcEmOr ton. Cornwall u Bro, william Gay,
Marshal Halbert & Co, J G.. MathsTs, Paul R Ship
man SEQ. d. P entics j. ". Tompkins. J Ms,On &
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Tdpp Ben j. Adams, Richard Trabue, J. LaWrspcs
smith. q n stratton, Isham Heude son, Jas s. wal
lace, Harvey, Hughes S Co " N. Haldemsn, Brannis
q summers, Hill HcCrsW, John 3 Smith L R chard-
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Dodge * Co., J. g. Dodge g Co.. Hogan y Fsoott. San
ford Duncan & Co., Q Licaten & Co., T. and R Sleyiu
x Gain, John ] Speed '. D. Gaetano 4 Co., Thomas
n. Eastern, JEAN ". AcCraw.
The Company refer the citizens Of the Southern Con-
fedTraoy 70 z. g Pearl, ESQ. Oashier City Bark; J IN
KirEmau, Esq President Union Bant; D. Weaver,
E-q., Cashier Planters Bank; MesUs. DJHg'as s. Co.,
Merchants; Aessrs. A. Wheiess * Co., Bankers.
Parties in the Cou'eds's ate Government DESTROYS o.
sending Letters, etc, to the Federal Government viii
please direct the same 10 ANGLICAN LETTER tx
PtsSS co Nashville, under covert enclosing fifteen
cents in cash or Confederate stamps securely. United
States government envelopes or stamps are o. no nee
10 Us, 50 do not send them. Ihe rate atOvP given S fT
letters not exceeding = ounce in weight, letters weigh
ing over halt su unse will have % contain ~sufi.ient
moosy 70 pay according to regular postal rates.
iyz0 I've
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e. For war news by telegraph, see second
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Producing, Pictures Quickly
and True to sTfGfIErs.

Our Laboratory is furnished with all the appliances
necessary TO prepare the best chemicals. We are aided
BY g hrst-clsss Artist, and eau furnish eur customers
with superior pictures in all the various ST. les known
70 the art
II Artists furnished with stock.
F. Il. CLARK r. K. CLARK & CO.,
J. s. No. I, Olsrk's Marble Block
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Luxnbe7

TgsT R~ECETVED-I25, 600 feet clear white Pine, I
., II. 2 and 3 inches thick; 80 COO feet dried Witt
and Yellow Pine Flooringi 100000 feet sawed CedaTs.
tor building purposes, posts etc.i q general assortment
u Fencing 100000 saWrd and cut Lathsi 900 COO hear
CYPRESS half inch Shingles, and 20 eco Fire Brick, II
.dditisn to or already large stock o. Lnmbsr, Doors
sash. Blinds, etc which we will sell low FOR cash.
--F-Hv.~an y y Gn1URaH 4 pR0g
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AGN advertisements.
DkRR0geEE6Oas.

TINE am Of MEACHAM & ~G4LsBEATH is this
/ day dissolved b. The withdrawal OF d. Gtt6restn
The business will be %'nttnued by NJ L. MEACHAA
* ". B G~ALHREATH. Vh1 assume al liabilities.
Either Of the late firm il authorized 70 make settle
ment. N. J. MFACHAA,
D. G~aLBReATH.
Ju}v Ist. 1851. ". b GALBREA1H.
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THIS MoRNIKG's APPEAL.-We present our
readers his morning with a paper crowded
with mt res ing reading matter. We believe
It will Be T. adily granted that we have, to the
full, fulfilled the promise We made, when ina
bility o Ioeure the kind of paper we had
been using compe led US somewhat to decrease
our SIZE, which was that what was saved in
papsr should be speht in paying for The print
ing Of additional reading matter. We have
tbis m rning, besides The Presidents message,
editorials, news from the whole breadth of the
covntry, interesting literary and mlscsIlaneoas
ssleeti.ns, telegrapbie dispatches to this and
3is,snt Of pers, local news and correspondence,
and othe1 varied reading. We especially call
sttsptiop to the reliable letters of our Rich
no,d correspondent, who is a writer of mature
experience and solid Judgment. We pledge
oursslysl to spare no toll, thought, or expense,
- D,f ths APPEAL at the head Of the newsPa'
psr pres Of the Southern COnfsdsTaey.
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BEERBHEBA FPRIN Go,
Grundy county, Tennessee.
BEEasHrBA srn1Nas, July IS, 1881

gTTE the usdersigued visitors and b3arders at the
w Hotel st B~eershsb8 Spri"R7, voluntarily and viii
Iingly sccord to Mr.. o.. HUK1LL, our landlord. en-
tire capabiIity. aud most cheerfully comment BEER
S4EBA to the spriues-going pgbiic. Everything par
tsinieg 10 the Hotel Is In good order, and as veil kept
as u IA 81 fzstidi jus can desire Respectfully,
z. y Gus. smith, st. Louis, No Henry P Kerno-
cha, f Baboock i KerDOChaB, ~. F.; J0au Armhs I'D,
ttuu; Geo. Carr, La n B Sellers, LAKE Provi
sence, Ii Hrs D ". Temrle. Miss Il. II Price,
:. d. BinghAn, !. o. Nix9n, -, A. Thompson, v.
b Rarspco, , ". BurBrldge, 7. Haynie, J Irvine,
B Il. Moss. L. asvsrich, New nrlesnsj " B Arm
lsiesd, 4. T.. ErmiFteat EGshville; John W. Todd,
Memphis; L. W. empie.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-07-21

Statements, dsrogatory to this place. have n ade nee
essarJ. By their s1cCeas, the pupiica ion o. the above
compliment by uodoubted respect 1bIe per Sons.
1he mtant,o has been 70 avoid the system II puff
ing'' fer the purpose Of attracting ~visit'rE, ut longer
silence would seem to voorh for talsrhood
+. & HUKTEL,
jy2O.2t Proprietor Beersheba Springs Hgtsl.