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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

ARKANSAS P~RoDUcs.- During the month
ending Tuesday last, the fsrry-b0st Mark R.
Cheek brought over to this city, as entered on
the books Of the Merchants Exchange, 1000
head OF cattle, 200 sheep, so hogs, $50 sacks
OF potatoes, and 25 sscksot onions. Receipts
for the month ending yesterday BY he Little
Rock railroad were, 200 cattle. 100 sheep, %
hogs, $50 sacks Of potatoes, and % sacks Of
oDigng-
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ngf9Ta TAXING the shattered sud dis - -
DO1eIO 0ALAe eased system, pu~rify-AlLtF laELhS,
ing and enrtcniDg the bl00k-Test0rirg the sick, saE5r-
iug Invalid to HEALTH \ STRENGTH. There Is
90 mistske about Il.
Il will cure Liver Complaint, Dyspepsla, Dizrrhs1,
Dysentery, EeedEche, Depression Of Spirits, Fever and
Ague, IEvz-d Fever, Bad Breath OF any disease q tbs
Liver, Stomach or Bowels.
~ Gentlemen dc yOu wish 70 be hssitaz, strong
and vigorous7
II Ladies, do you want the bio0S o. health 70 mount
70 your cheeks sgaiB2 Then gs ST once and set AcLssa's
St-eagthening Cordial and Blood Puridsr. Delay not >
cure any disease Of the KidT avs, womb or BiGdisrs
Painting, Distracted Aenstrsuticns Falling OF ;lo
womb, Bsrr ennssss CT any disease Arising from chronic
or nervous debility. Il IS an tnfsnibla remedy.
Fer Children.
Do you want your defeats, siekfy, FUuy chiidrsB % b
healthy, strsng and r05ust2-thsn give them AcLean's
STRENGTHENING Cordial fsee the directions on SAGA Bot
tlel 1t Is delicious % take.
One Tablespoonful taken every morning fasting. Is :
sure preventive sgsinst Chilis and Fever, yellow Fever,
Ohelera, or any PREVAILING disease.
DAUTIoE-Bswnr Of drusgi5fs OF dealers VIE mag
Try q vain upon 700 Ab0stls OF Filters or SaTsapartlla.
which hey can buy cheap, BY saying 1t is just - god
There are evcn men base spOEgh 70 steal part o. NJ
name % duo thsir vile d~ecooyions. Avoid EGce mia
nous pirstesA and thsir villaiuoTs compounds. Ask br
Dr.. !. & EcLean's STRENGTHENING Cordial sld Eloqd
Puriner. Tske Roshing else. u IS tue cnIy rersty
that vii surify the bIoed th0rousalY. anG 81 The sane
tine strengthen aud t~nvig0rsts the whole equalization
Il l. put uD IL large btEes-Si per bottle CT ST. cJs-
Dr.. J.. Il. MCLEAN, Sole Propristor,
Corner Third AID PlEs streets. st. Louis, No.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

The SHOOTING CAsE.-M Gsloin, the deck
hand who on Wednesday drew = pistol on
Capt. Baird, OF the steamer .89miraL By the
firing Of which The captain wss wounded, vas
yesterday sent to The chain-gang FOR fifty three
days. Capt. Baird, charged with beating the
man with The pistol after the shooting, was
discharged.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20
G0masru&l atters.
nA1LYRapohT oF T6E mAhKE9.
,Uasr.urD rnon TIE xlsonAsr 'rxozArsz

HEnFaIs. September 20, 1881.
CoTTOE-No sales reported Receipts one bale.
Shipment zone.
TOB tCCO-Tne demand is active. but we did not hear
Of a sale.
~THEAT-Ihe market vss better supplied and the de-
nsnd less Sctive. Sales $50 bushei. prime red at 81;
90 choice at 81 o5, and 30 interieI at ssasoc.
FLOUR-Tne market is .uI and irregular. Salls 90
brls aue at 85.T5i - superaue at S675 % at ssmei rs
extra at 81 sos II cIoicc do at 81 30. and 20 az $500.
CORH-Ia god demand and drm. Sales 100 sacks
mixed IRON leves, at CSC,
OATs-l5O bu heels white sold at e5e. aud 40 %. blask
at roc
RYE-96 sacks sold at 81 %, sacks iucluded.
HAY-Sales Of &c bales prairie at S25 e ton.
BACON, PORK AMI LARD-we quote in lots, cleas
sides $2292s; hams s2o922; lard $2S925 for brh ard
KEGS, and mess pork $40 2 brl.
AR-5 hhds sold at sHcj 5 Ell &c. and at
ROLAssEs-i5 brls sold at 4Oo and 20 half brls al
same.
W~hIsKT-salos so brls common at 45c.
POTATOkS-Dun, with limited ssle5 II $3.50 e b..
BEEF ~CATTLE-ssles IS head 1T SC.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

COETRADIcToAY-Dsteetive policemen Dyer
and Csusey Fsq1est not to state that q short
time since some money was lost, which in
formation led them to believe was ia he poss
session OF Miss F.. D,el. They searched her
room and person, but did not hnd It. On fur-
Their investigation, they find that she is certain
ly innocent Of the charge; the money being in
the possession Of other parties.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

SUTcIDE.-An Irish girl employed at the
house q Emma Piquet, a place Of ili-tame on
Gsyeso stree, took forty cents worth Of NOR
phine yesterday, aud at tie time we are
writing, is dying. Tie cause of her sad act
was not known when We heard Of the event.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

OK 'CHANGE OF the various institutions
Of Memphis, there is none in which we feel
more pride than in hat Of the Merchants Ex-
change. It is not only a%fording better facili-
ties fer the transaction of business and tie
dissemination Of mercantile intelligence than
was ever before possessed By Memphis, but by
bringing the men Of business in the city into
daily intercourse, it is promoting an esprit d~
corps, the effects OF which cannot fail to be
most beneficial in raising the estimate Of the
Memphis mercantile character abroad. The
attendance Yesterday morning was good, but
not so large as It has generally been Of late.
We gathered fron conversation in the cham
Der that the effect OF the suspension OF spicie
payments by the New Orleans banks, which
has lowered the rate OF exchange between the
two cities from 10 per cent. to 4 per cent, has
had the effect Of checking business to some ex-
tent. This effect will be surely temporary; as
soon as transactions made under the previous
order Of things are completed, matters will &C
commodste themselves 10 existiBg arrange
ments, and our wi river businsss will take
new spTibE.-Buslasss men P~resent from be-
low, state that Memphis mercantile Affairs are
mere prosperous, at the present moment, than
those Of any port between Cairo and The bs-
lie. They say that our landing q, thronged
with & greater humber Of boats, and GRO Sded
viii a larger amount Of freight, than that Of
New Orleans, and that sur streets end msT-
camille quarters present a buster and more
stirring appearance then those OF the Crescent
City at this ins.-Thefs Is a complaint Of
a scarcity OF refined sugar in the city. Our
dealers and manufacturers Of articles in which
that substance is employed having hitherto
drawn their supplies principally from,St. Louis.
Gentlemen on 'Change from New Orleans say
tbat the refneclss in their city have facilities
for filing orders in that line to the extent Of
any probable Teguirements.-gt is expected
that tie occurrence Of active war operations
in tie ueigbboThood Of Columbus viii lessen
the supply Of whsEt from tue up eouR1Ty, but
30 serious difficulty ls anticipated on this az
count, as slight riss IN price, which viii nat
urslly take place, will draw plentiful supplies
from ihe large quantities Of that article he'd
il the surrounding county, and kept back in
Anticipation Of improved ratss.-The city
miiers continue busy. They gre sil running
their mills the t~Eenty-four hours round.
-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

Gy A choice stock Of dry goods for sale
Refer to Msssrs. Sample, Mitchell & Co.,
Madison street. sepl2-IOts
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

FoR NEW ORLEANS The fine passenger ard fast
running steamer Gen Quitma1, J. VI. Cannon, mas
ter. leaves as above this evening a. O'Clock. airy
HsTmstal, kgrut.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

J. r, FttItl HVyIIatIUl ~ 70 UVn'
vs. VIM. n. smith, Cbsncel-
Susan Z MARKHAM, Thomss i0r, ETC., 10 have testimo-
T Soneville, admir- OF Pay perpetuated.
EleaBor q. Macon, decs,
- Booler and wife Ann
Booker.
A L tTIOH having been made by petition TO the
n Hon VIM NJ. Smith, CO anceiler, etc 10 have the
testimsn,cf william Towns, OF the State OF Virginia,
taken appropriated, IN reference 10 the matters set
forth in SID petition, snd said Chancellor having made
an ordern he petitioner to give said Booker and Eifs,
who are on-resideuts Of the State Of TeuHessGe. notice
by four Eeks publication in the Memphis appeal, 8
newspape pubiish ) IN the city Of Memphis, requiring
them to ppsar before him - tbe court house in
BroWnsvHe, Tennessee, on the 23d day Of SEPTEMBER
1851, aDdhow cause, II any they can, why said testimony
shall nett taken and perpetated as aforesaid. The
| Paid - Et ker, and his wife Ann, will. therefore, ap-
pear befee said Chancellor at the time aud place sfore-
said, To- h purpose aforesaid.
a~ug27-pIt I. R. PEETR.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

FEMALEs FINED.-Sallie Smith, Lizzie Tay-
lor and Jane Mortes were yesterday fined FIVE
dollars each, for being guilty Of using loud and
improPer.expre,sions when riding along Main
strest in a hack.
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MoEeRn,s Cordial,

O- "~~"~-"NN
As may b. seen, We iRsert this wosk ths advertisement
Of HsLasu's Cordial, etc.
II is very well known We are not particularly ? var
able to patent medicines, and, as 8 general thing, ssezew
he whole Of Them VITA but little ceremony, ans with
taese sentiments we declined inserting this advertise
nsnt until We knew whst we're the ingredients u the
medicine, and hsw compounded. This we have lea ned,
and believing, ss 70 do, that tAst the ingredients are
god, aud the compound judieioasly made, vo recon-
mend Il as a mixture worthy OF public confdedce,
tn shove is from rs st. Louis Christian Advocate,
edited ny the renowned Rev. Dr.. 2cAnslly, which
speaks volumes in favor OF koLean's Cordial. We say
70 ali, ny Il. see the Advertisement IA smother col
umn. fes-daw
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

REcRUITs WAElED.-Capt. Sam Lyon, Of
the Forrest Rangers, wants fifteen or twenty
men to complete bis company. Each volunteer
will be required to furnish bis own hsrse-gov-
eminent furnishing the other necessary equip
ments. For Information cali at the Hsrdwick
House.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

CoUECIL-Cou1cii transs cted so large an
amount Of business yesterday that We are COM
PEELED to hold over the greater portion Of the
official report until tomorrow.
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Suffial M0tltes.

NEssss. CLARK, GREGORY n o0.-DEAR sIAs /:
HssTly every person who has tried your AmbrosiaI Oh
ia this nsigh5orhood sre veil pleased. I thinz IL one
Of the best medicines now in use for tbs many eom-
paints yoG ~ecomurna it. I scId eight OF the small
bottles 70 = nan stricken down with the rheumatism.
Es says re never had anything give relief like It. he
iE ucw going sb9ut. JONATHAN LAWRENCE.
New Market, East tennessee, August 9, 1850.
For SAFE by POTTER q MERWIN,
aul4-daw2R IS Jefferson st.
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PAYtNe TRooPs.-Assjstan Psymsster Cen
ersl DeLoaeh informs Us that he will leave
thfs sity on Saturday, to pay the Tennessee
volunteers stationed At Columbus and Union
Cit-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

MANASSAS STRsET.-0n the motion Of AID.
GailoT, Council last evening directed that The
street hitherto known 90 Boundary avenue,
shall hsnceforward bear the name Of Manassas
street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

CHANGE OF PoucEMEE.-Tbe Committee
on Police having suspended officer J.. J. Trot-
ter, the Mayer yesterday nominated Thom,s
Mccormick to fiji his place, which nomination
Council confirmed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

sTEALTEG.-HsaFy HeIly was arrested yes.
tsrday on the charge of whipping the woman
known as Big Mary, He put up twenty-five
dollars in gold For his appearance for triat.
The woman charged that besides bssting her
be had stolen hty dollars In gold from her
house. be was arrested By officers Dyer and
Csusey who found, IN addition to tie gold be
had deposited as security, another twenty-five
dollars, also in gold, on bis prison, making The
fifty dollars be is charged with stealing. He
was put in Jsil.
ATTEMPT TO COMMIT RaPE.-Esq Mallory
had & case before him yesterday which the
warrant stated az follows: Whereas Mary
Calvin having this day complained, on oath, TO
me, that J. W Carnss did, on the 22d Of Au-
gust, 1861, MIKE an assault and battery upon
siid Mary Calvin, with TIE lntsnuoa o. CON-
hitting a rape uponhsF, contrary to TIE statute
in such cases, etc. The magistrate, after
hearing the evidence, dismissed he case, the
testimony not sustaining the charge.
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IEW. q

AEEMPaTs AND ARKAHsA9 RIvER. ~
M OO-NFEDRRATE ST6TES NAIL LsEF
LIN -T5e above Ins wlli, during -
water in the Arkansas river, rua small boats from vs.
poieon to Little Rock
PASSENGERS leaving Eemphis on AordaJs, Hednes-
days and Saturdays. connect directly WIZ these boats
next DAY at Napoleon. 1hey lesve Nspoeon Suud1.,
Tuesday and THURSDAY evenings and Connect direc.@tt
Little Rock with coaches fr HcL SprID1 and EJE
smith. fOr further iuiormatou Apply 10
J0HE D. ADbM5, Proprietor. OF
RI HAzASFAD. Ascent,
jy30-sms Corner n dison street ana Front row.
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Business A0tttts.
Fer Snnreme .Inhge.
For Supreme Judge.

I'VE are authorized 10 announce HON, ~. &C lid
w As ! candidate for Supreme Jusge al the election
which tskss place on tke'5jh Of October next.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

BROhFTELD L. RIDLEY is a candidate for
Supreme Judge, to I'll ne vacancy caused by the
Of Hon. Robert L. Csruthers Election on
he 5th Of October ssl2-td
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Fer Children.
DR.. mcLeRHa's UpfVersef pills,
FOR LIVER COMPLIANT BILFOUSNESS, HEdCs

ACHE, ETC.
There has never been : cstharuc medi-ins 01ered
the public that has givss such entire satisfaction
EcLean's Universal Pills.
Being entirely vegetable they are perfectly inzoosrt
and can b tskeE By the m0st sender infant; yet pr7srpt
and powerful In removing al bilious secretion, acid Or
impure, feted matter from the stomach. In fact. theY
are thu only Pills cha. should be used in Malicious dis
tTicts.
They produce no grtping sickness CT pain "a the st0n-
ach or bowels, though very active and sCerchiug ia thslr
operation, promoting healthy y~soTeti0ns OF ihs liver snd
kidneys. who will suffer from Biic1sness, Beedsc1s
and Foul Stomach, when 80 cheap q remedy can be Oh
tEinec2 Ksep them constantly on hand; . single togr,
taken in season, may prevent hours, ctyu tud months q
sickness. Ask for Dr.. J. h AcLean'E Universal Pills.
Tske 10 other. Being coated, they are ~tEstsIsss. Frl-s
suly IS cents per box. and can bs sent By mail 70 any
part Of the Emitted States.
J, II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
Corner Third and Pine streets, 81. L0Eis, No.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

Patriotic EFFoRr OF THE LADIEs.-We
are gratihed to learn tia. the ladies Of The
Christian church, corner % Mulberry and Lin
deB s%trests, have completed TIE organization Of
an efficient sewing society, and FOR some time
have been engaged in the patriotic work Of IRE
pairing garments Tor tue confor. OF ths soldiers
In camp. They meet daily in the church, and
busy bands are fast turning out well made srti-
c'es that cannot fail 10 Be acceptable. The
Hunt Guards are Indebted FOR the making Up
Of their uniforms to this soe.siy, and the mem
bsrs, we are assured, are ready ssd willing 70
continus their la5ors so lOsg ss may be nsces-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

FLAG FsFssETATIoN.-The ladies Of KeE-
lucky, residing in this city, viii tomorrow
morulng, in Court Square, present q flag to
tie Kentucky cavalry company now forming
IN this place. The occasion will be an inter-
esting one, and citizens, especially those OF
Kentucky biFth, are invited to be present.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

A Coon MEAsURE--0n The motion Of Aid.
Townsend, Council forbid the use Of the fire
steamer for any purpose except to extingush
fires, unless b. direct authority so to do.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20
FOE SEIZE.

THE entire material Of our old ofscs. CONSISTING OF
L The Presses, JOB type, Stands, Cabinets, Gases,
Hule, Leads and Composition Kettles pswl, etc, etc.
Also, one Nc. ] 4iteriog hacAiBs, one Lead Cutter, =
large assortment OF Cgts, etc, all nearly new having
oesn used oniy about dfteen or eighteen months, and
whlcA We viii sell at prices that viii make il TO the in
serest o. these N need Of such material TO purchase Of
us. car at the Appeal Job Rooms.
mrzT-is WHTGORE & $40.
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I'd CnNrRArrnnC

CE1LED s~ropossl. win be received at mis- cfBls m
tuL2 o'eloch, n. on saturday the 21st inst, for
aad aoDroe streets For information. arply TO the I'm
dersigued. J. II. HUMPaREYS
AaLL.uM ntau -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

ca We are under obligations to Mr..
McCOwn, OF the firm Of Sproule & NcCowD,
for late copies Of the New York Rerold and
tn. Tmes.
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ENCHENnE ANp mAwK LOTT EsgE

CORRECTED ny e. n. AVERY, ASHER OF Il
eAyoso sAvTHss IEsTITUTToN, MADISON ST.
BaukaBHe Tennessee money being the S:eDGcT5.
Esuh Of Teanessee.... psrlEEshGnge Bank Tenn -
Union BEuk-..s....vs. pErlClLEens' RauE.-..... -
FAntersJ Bank........ psriAEricultur6i BANK. -
s.nk Of West Tsun.... yst hank OF Eas. lena. -
Rams OF Chattanooga. par Rank Of JeasrFon...s -
Rsnk Of hsnlv5is...., psviBsuk Of TIenton.,s- -
Oc-mercl.I Bsrk...s. pariHank - fssaEsi...s -
ScUthsTn BsnE- $500. pariBsnG q ClslSoEne,s-. -
EbEh O. Nssa7ille.-,s 8 EASf
RANK CeuHer1e.s.s. 3 d-st OTEER BANE6.
Esrck ants Bank. o disiS outhCsrol1na.. .... pat
Bucks Es1E..-. s.. 8 afsil. O.. sa1Es ..s. . D ais
Bank q the Unions. 5 ii5lSoo-ets tczccPt wiil-
GS-theTu Ea-E Erln. 8 DIS, I1tr----s.-s.ss- pas
Eank q PsriE. $500. disl Missouri B1nsS..--.. par
Traders ganlI., .... 5 6isl Tisco sin Bsuk ..... -
Farmer Bs-k....... 8 C.s,TliUois BanE5.......- -
BSak q lgdcI5 Tenn. 8 dislLUuIsiEua Banks..s- 8 pn
DsrAridEe Bank. 10 GisiEentUcky Banks...... 3 pm
Cc9ee BAuE.........IO dL.iStata Bank OF Ohio. 5 IN
Shel5yv-ue EsnE ---,IO ctsiS.gIe Bank OF Indians \ I'M
City Rank, Nashville, pzTiAlabdm BSLEs......- s a.
RAuE O. EucEvize,... parlViTEia4a E2uE-...-. Pal
sank Of Arso-ius ss.s -
E-aAcacs-Ss5ltg Es'es.
Nav Tr k......... s observation-disclosures -
EhilSdaIp IS .....- 5 prem boaio1 -..... -. -
Ee~ orlsEZg..... 5 U-omI a1i-mJre".-....- -
1uigviEss....... o Preml5O'c. .s--. .-.-..-. 0 IN
Confederate n ts7--...-...
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ard yus will DO convinced.
DE-. J. q. EeLBAE, sels Proprietor,
80. Louis, Missouri.
FoT sails Ip Memphis bg A. 4. MANSFIELD & Coz
also By O.. ". T0Ass b co. sud WAND 3 EsCLKLs
LAND.
Also, By POTTER & HBRWTE, e5 Jedsrson-st.. nosr
post once, general dealers in al popular family medi-
cinsa- as1-oeui~
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

CoUEou MEETISG.-CouBeil holds its third
this week Tonight at seven O'Clock.
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THg steamer BRACELET, Capt. Dick r.
T URSDAY, the 10th list, a. s P n. -
POr freight or passage sppiy on board Or to
T.. DUNE * CO..
sefq II Agents.
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3sanIsr aztAsts.
c S. NaH Lac for Yicssbu-g.
For white River.

TNHE splendid PASSENGER packet FSED. r.
L NOTKEBk. Cast. H. Blasdeu, leaves Le
as s5OFe SATURDAY, 2Ist inst. aJ5P n.
se2O-2t x HARHSFAD, Agent.
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RNfKrOnM

T7HE AFEUAL HRGrIEG OF the stockholders q,
j the Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad Comparyl
for the election Of nine Directors, fer the succe eding
corporate year, wiI be held at Memphis on the fourth
THURSD ?. (elthi, Ociooer ueXt. Stockholders will
pass TO and from elestlgn free.
eaIl-Fm O. II VANCE gp1v
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O. s Nail Line for Des arc. Augusta and Jscksoap0rt.
H4fF. Capt =. p Briscoe, .esvas As
above on SATURDAY.. 7Ist irst., ats r. ~ -
For freight or passage apply 70
zaIs-at LkaET EAEMSTAD, Agent.
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REcoRDER's CoURT.-At this court yest,r
day, there were twsnty-hree cases, eighty
eight dollars and fifty cents were collected and
ten persons were sent to the chain gang.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
FRIDAY nornIng,.:SepI. 20, ssh.
- AnYFRrIsERA.

9aes--UaIon Street, Ger, Fr00t Alley,
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INSURANCE COMPANY OF The STATE
OF VIRGINIA

Authorized s. O0c, 900
Cash capital AM surplus psid up.....-...... sSO,e09
ses card In another column. Office, on Madison St,
opposite Bsuk Of Memphis.
myI-iy J.. t. WEST, AGENT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

THE splendid re. ght anf PASSENGER ack- -
Il ct, LIZZIE BIAAOk5, R'chardsga,
will ieavsas above, 3At URDAY, at-
5 o'clock. For freight OK psssaga apFly on board "T 10
JA5. T FOgENE r. 20 str
sells It J. D. EOkryA go A-er-H.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20
Memphis and New orieazs Ten Day Paozet.

TRB steamer GEN. OUTLAW, eau r.
L Zen. master, VIII leave e. shove ca
FRIDAY, 10th inst, ats 0elOck p M. -
sells St LaRBY HARMsTAD. Agent.
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LEGAL NOTICE,

Application 70 the Ron.
VIM. n. smith, Chsncel-
iOr, etc, TO have testimo-
ny perpetuated.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1861-09-20

No LICENSE Bridget Marigsn vas yester-
day hnedtwsntY-fVe dollars for retailing liquor
vi hout a license.