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CIRCULAR.
OFFICE MEHPHrs APPEAL,
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OFF1cE MEHPHEs APPEAL,l
MEHPHI OCT p lS5. !
HAVING. amer many viclssltudes during the
late ctvu War, raurHed home, the AENPHIs
arp.AI viii present Itself as candidate for
tss favor Of the reading public Of the South,
and tbe states Of the Mississippi Valley. As
heretofore. Il viii endeavor TO deserve popular
osnsaepoe. -eve--vbere. as q reliable source Of
eeaersl cuuentinforDaaon. Itcan o6er TO The
ne,8,s with whom 3 has sojourned during the
i,st three years, no better guaranty than hs past
e-n4ursncas. tbst, IN the Future as in tas Past
s5.ir Interests and welfare VII form q leading
object q its soHeitude and Efforts
the u-ndersg1ed has the satisfaction to an
pouucet thai be hss associated With him In the
u,bn,aton Of the APPEAL. COL j. H. Nc
w.aoS. whose character and capacity a. an
100, made known to the public by q long
connection with The Memphis Press, is the best
u,,.,s mat me Asaly Ioss sustained In the
At, OH ls late associate. Coz J0Hy : BIC
/ rbSAHAS. Willie, as far ar possible repaired
~ bgs.,pea once Of the APPEAL viii for
.ss pre~eut. bs e. No. . Madison street
Rases Of sabseriPtisE, ~ advance
Z Daily. Der anuuni, by ma1- 80 u
weekly. PEI sonam, b. nial ."
The Menapais Pres haze boon compelled 70
asom these tsFls which are somewhat R e&'A'
~ ,be prices At which Tie old customers Of uhe
APPEAL avaied themselves o. It's services anu
.Lm - o.
hisber than il il hoped, on the return Oh q
.sunder cona.e2n Of the country they may %
saorded. But the euouaoas Increase since l"'
vsv IN the cot Of everything entering me- rs
pabueasoa OF a newspaper and the heavy *
pepditures rendered asceasary By losesmoo'fe'
during is continuance and al is isHninalo-
~ the destruction Of the materials Of ~
70 APPEAL omcso OF columbus, Ga, together N"i
Internal Revenue Tax uP9p reoep'
be .er from subscriptions or advertisement
al csc terms, forthe present, ~unavoldahle
Sc b F. Dill. Propueios.
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r.y,r.x -Aw ASo CEIzSAL CoUsI-1he
eases sls se. Cor rial to-dayi
49, ReInhardt. etc. - Jas FeitA
al. Peter CasssLay vs.. z 3, Mallory
lsn. walker & Warren vs. q, Hep3elnck
"a ". 4. Bolton " Martha Iizg eSe
Ink
III. H q. Shower Va ]. shell
lg-a. j.. B. Archer 81, A. Block
I1sl .. Cockrel vE LUZ 4 wIndie-
III. J. c. kelley IS n SiccorInacE-
"a A. Haraawsy W. W. "a. Cones
"a sIcmpnis and r. Louis Picket Company
Va z. 3. Roberts, etc
-. UaloB Bank v. 2. /. Armdroug.
tsA I'D. wallace IS. ). D. Wipbcrly-
1gs3. A. Beer "a Dgprees & Peiegrsn-
900. LB kirkland "a Thomas Jones'
~ Wm Kelley IS Memphis and D. LOUIS
Packet Company.
fell wallace & Eagln vs.. p ~ winter
1a- Z. 7. sink vs. !. BauLl.
Isa. Geerze W.. Try.ter yA o s. Heron
isL 40 shaItz vs.. p. 7. Hughes.
~ B. Kirkland yA b B. Hawley GO.
lea. r.. E. Underwood vs. W. J. Munlord.
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6a- The Richmond Enquirer says that
If Wendell Phillips and his admirers viii
first educate the negro and hthim Tor the
high duties OF American citizenship,
they viii find no one opposed TO bis eXer-
the elective franchise.
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Tc make ard lay carpets and hang curtains ans
window shades. novo-lm
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sPECIALrrTE-we direct Intention 70 the ean4
Of Dr. Keiis, in another column Dr. k is an
old resident Of Memphis, well known through
out tho south-West Tor bis eminent success In
the specialize to which he has devoted 80 many
years OF his professional Lfs. The Dr.. is not
only an educated Physician and Surgeon but a
reliable gentleman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

The Washington G5r0aictc publishes a
lor0 letter from Gen. Can't, of Arkansas
which a v that the rec-onstruction begun
in eigbteen hundred and siXtv-three, Is
g@f,1ieriy undressing. Cen Cant also
6aDotes a letter from the Presidentt0 Gov.
H,uTby. saving: "There viii be no in
t-rfsren6e with Your present organization
81 500 Government ! have learned
fbaf AN Is working well, and YOU viii
Droeeed and resume the former relations
ggttb the Federal Government, and all
ne aid in the power Of the Government
viii be given in restoring the State 20 It's
foruer relations Letters from MAJ
Com REYNOLDS, commanding the De-
narfment Of Arkansas, and Hon. K. J.
P White, Secretary Of the State, both
testify TO the quiet ana hopeful condition
Of the local Government.
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And also the following ten prOmisory notes IN
favor OF the city of Helena. each for sl5y2a co.
also signed by myseltsard John A. Cratgi and
due respeciiValy on the dfst OF January. 1861 to
$50. Inclusive, and ALL dated Lake Village,
Arkansas, April II, 1884, viii not ba paid, the
consideration for which they wore given hav-
ing totally falled. n. RAJ
Memphis, Tenna Nov. g 1861
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Commerce Of New York.

We are now able to present, from the oficial
record, \ complete statement OF the foreign
commerce OF this port for the mohtn o. SeI-
cent year. the ih1poTts for September were
very large, beyond any FORMER return for me
same month IN the history OF ne tfade. INe
Of the goods, without adding freight or duty 50
thai the figures represent an Immense volume
Of receipts. We below 9. cgMparisop for
three years. In SeuIemneE, 1901 the total i'm
ports were only s., a5,i6l, and this included one
and a quarter millions specie; in September,
1852, the total was slSslf7,Ol7, enP this was
exceeded that amount BY over four and a hall
millions;
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DmECr5EY-We lave examined closely the
directory and map OF the city OF Memphis, for
which We srsindebted tothe suthor, NJ. Long.
It's complete and viii he very useful. No
bushes house orofics should De without copies
o. theso valuable local publications. II would
also add 10 the business ofMemphls, as wei as
70 tas convenience or those who visit the city
were this Directory and Map distributed
th~rouqhouftSe state.
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rrF FErr ASD EAsT" NUlsAHcL ,.s,r
-. f5ur or SIX weeks. no less than
49, Of Free and Easy aolsnmslN
oosued out in our midst, and are nlsauy LII
W. tbs moss a~issOlute and depraVee olaI@
ee5sfu tbs caty. togSher viih 8 large heDlD@0
vs4rant yonths. who are drawn thlinef D ~
vuIaar and obscene dancing and singing o. -
nieser miustneis, and the presence OF th4
eatrnctre institution, the waiter ginl "AoS
dutv IL Is % retail shc beer and hquona AePt -
sale 81 these places. That such pisces az 20
scene OF drunken braWis and fights snot % p
wondersd al. and Do s. hoped the authorize
viii take The matter in a ana give niei
attention.
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PERsosAL-Gsn. BeaI is attic Gayoso House
where we had the pleasure Of meeting hlm last
night strong inducements. which We trust
vii influence the GenersL sre brought 10 bear
% induce htm 70 remain permanently In Mem
nhtz
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

sSF The President has received advi-
ces that the Georgia state Convention
has declared slavery forever abolished Dy
a unanimous vote and without debate.
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MATTERS.

OFFICE MEMPHIS DAILY APPEAL,l
November 8, 1885.
Exchange Is not 50 active as yesterday Cur
rency is accommodating. and rates OF exchange
are not so nrm. We quote the buying rate at
q tol per cent. discount. The first figure Ior
st-frtIv No. ! Bulls. No change in Cold Is re-
ported.
Encurrenf Money.
The supply Is stll unequal to the demands at
quotations below;
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

PEEs0SAL-Gsn. Churchill, OF ArkaE-as,
parsed Gown the river on sunday, homeEard
bound. The Generals hosts Of friends win be
glad % learn that De a Ln good health and fine
euIrrg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

NJ The Sanders k%idnappeFs have been
eomqitted to jail at Toronto, Canada,
thu the spring term. The jury were CEN
,fured and discharged by the Judge for
not giving in a conviction after being
kght days lOckedu up.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

EaBBEh q rHE HEESANDo HoAp-Ar'
LiegOa preA@ nee miles out on the Herman
90 Road, wefegn Monday night last. entered
and robbed o. 20 mules aad a hOrse. Al
present there - lue 20 the perpetrators o.
ms robbery hul lego. viii the aid Of Tour
[-,e-tive ofaoers. beii, he Vii speeeed hi
e-onrsbeuding the raseal&
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~ A Convention OF Cumberland Presbyte-
gian Ministers and Elders wiz meet in the Cam
bersand Presbyierian Church ID tails city 70
> morrow Thursday at eleven O'clock - y
Delegates and other coming 70 attend the Con
vention are requested upon arrival 70 report
fhenselVes Al the Church, on Court street.
Kew. Milton Bird, D. D., Of Kentucky, VIII
rreaeh 10 DE Cumberland Church to-nlorroW
psai a. ssYsz . sSeE
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A,secoDd splendid artesian well
struck Tuesday night last near ChicaS
and immediately commenced 70 flow 4
the rate Of two hundred thousand gallon;
daily. If few more Of those wells ar
struck, Chicago win have no need Of bel
take tunnel, now IN PROCESS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

srDBrv DEArR--CapL T.. h Brown. ior eone
time past an assistant ia ne once 81 squire J.
c. Creighton, was seized with an hemorrna1e CT
tbe lungs 81 his residence, yesterday, between
the hours Of one and two O'clock ?. a. snc oiea
almost instantly. The deceased was nhy-ionf
vears Of age. aud has been . resident or tlA
city for tle past six OF seven year- ne l
q vito and two children.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

rs India Rubber. Gin snd MHI Bands al
wsys on hand, by the Role or single Band, al
Moores, smith & Co.'S, S2 Main street, ProVlne
Eock. Sign OF the Golden stirup.
- ..-..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

CRrsfSAL C0URr-In this Court, yesterday,
Judge Jones presiding the case Of the Aaie "a
Thomas STANLEY. hack-cuver, for alleged roo-
berry and an outrage upon the person q a lacy
IN Chelsea, some time since, was taken up aud
continued over until to-day. when IL VIII prob
sblv be hnaIy disposed or
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

DR. !. W.. LEFTw1cH-our memosr o. OoH-
Uz eecr tnleUns us that he has reason 70 pc
iieve that, stored aFsy in the vaults Of me SapF
toi. are O large nulnbeF cf Congressional oece
raeus HAT haye accumulated during me pas
four wears. belonging 70 TenneSsee, any Of NJ
constituents desiring anything from ths patent
O1sce Report up 20 The forthcoming census re-
pos. or documehis Of the coming session
would % well % give In their Hsieea He
leaves hers about The twentieth insti na Se"
YORK. dr the city Of magnificent distances
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az Twenty IONS Of Old news
psps'4 Der, Obsoiee Ledgen, ana
booAAAA' Eefe2 ~ descriptions now out
OF use.
ALso-Twenty Tons OIfsm. old Ielna
and Rope, and Rotten CottoA
AEso-Five Hundred ThousaAd PouuO Los
Cotton, for which The highest cAh price -in II
paid by VA J. BERN s. CO.
nov7-Iw. ~ Front Street MesAhis. Ten.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

The Reign Of P,HitauiSHt Come Agaia-
Hour a High Constable EJJOgces the
Higher Lar.
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Corros TuEvEs-We are constantly bearing
Of easss where COTTON is pllfered from The bales
on The Ievee and bluG by young boys and
girls. IN the broad Hight Of day, and seldom
hear ofauv 1rrests for this ofense- Il bttme
mere was a stop put 70 this nefsrious prsedee,
and ifthe police were 20 pay the proper atten-
ton % 81, they would render the larger Dooy OF
ov- wer-hants . great service.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

ia The Memphis BlaRetin has got an
anti-Mobile and Ohio Railroad phohia.
Judge Brown, the President, and every
body that s connected with 1t catch It.
The Bulletin carries its -rath 10 the ex-
tent Of proposing to revoke the charter
by which it passes through the State of
Tennessee. When q man does Ego in,,
we admire to see him go in strong. We
suppose If the Cairo end of the road was
shut Off and Memphis made the terminus
the Bulletin would be satisied.-Ao6Re
Nevs. -
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nA Noores, smith q Co., No. S52 NaIn Street.
HovlneB Block. have the largest and most com
plete assortment OF Saddles, Brides, Harness
Collars etc-,tn the Southwest Call and exam
Inc uo-.6weds.Esuds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

RELIGIOUS NorucE-An member OF Beal
street Church are requested 70 meet az Asbury
Chapel. al two o'clock, for the purpose OF re-
organisation and the transaction OF other inn
portaut business. noyS-5t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

- D0Ibears Commercial College, 20 MAIN
Street, wIu be Kept open the entire year rom
8 A. n. % 9 ?. H. Lessons given in Writing
Bookkeeping, Arlthmetlc, Algebra, Geometry,
Surveying Navigation, etc. Persons from the
country can complete q nu course in a short
time. NJ. DuIbear refers 10 ten thousand Of his
former pupils in she South, and 10 the citizeEsof
the Southern states. u~ov.hgrwcls. q sunds-
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huPArEEs-0u friend. M J.. ". sample,
sln Nesse accert our thanks foT late Mobile
paP
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%. We hope that our numerous readers,
when they make their purchases for the win
ter. viii not forget Nsck Bros & Bohm, No. ai
AIaIn Street, as they keep one Of the largest
stocks Of Osnaburgs K0rseys, Twuls, Ticks Do
mesticks, Dress Goods, Coaks, shawls, Balmo-
rails, Boots and Shoes, IN our city, and as they
are an old and reliable house, We hope our
many friends va give them o cali before pur-
chasing elsewhere. poF'-zL
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0EFIcE or SrFERLSTESUESr r. r. & 4. Ii
q DISTRICT OF MENPHIs.
MEMPHIS. TESE-r Nov. Z, 1865
Il having been reported to this Bureau that
boatmea living on bJn sides the Misslssippiar are
In the habit OF crossing the col0red employees
Of the various planters 10 aud from The city:
and as nearly sL The hands now on plantations
are working under 8 written contract 10 WORK
faithfully d constant leaving OF their labor
snd visiting the elites and large town. l1r
amusement Is not IN keeping witl the conirsc
entered s8to, all terrymen, b0atmSn and etl--
are forbl6deu 20 give transportation across the
river 70 this class Of persons, except the party
asking for the same is supplied with O ccrtid-
cate from the employer setting forth his sppr0-
val OF the employees absence.
y. n. DUDLEY,
Brew. Bng.-Geu. Vol, Brey. Col. c. $. a,
and Superintendent r. +. Al.
80 r-
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Be-. Is MaLn 60. go.

WOULD RESPECTFULLY CALL THE
4 attention Of mY former patrons my friends.
and the public generally. tony large and weli-
selected stock OF Gents and Boys Fine Clothing,
Furnishing Goods, Hats. Umbrellas Carpet
Bags, etc, which. for fabric. style and durability
are unsurpassed by any.
My prices are moderate and uniform, and VIII
compare favOrably with those OF any legitimate
house in the city. Persons purchasing goods at
my house need have no fe8r OF paying an nd
diLOual Ter centage for the benefit of those In
Producing them. claiming 90 De their friends, as
d the practice OF nan houses. Intend TO d q
legitimate business and take 10 mans money
for noughJ.
lam constantly in receipt of fresh arrivals Of
goods Just from the hands OF some Of the most
experienced manufacturers I have made ar
rangements with manufactures East which
iffOrds me equal facilities with any house in the
southwest Of replentshing my stock Persons
visiting Memphis will do well 20 call and eX-
anime my stock before purchasinEelseWhere. i
studyt 10 please and guarantees goods sold to give
satisfaction.
Ihave secured the services of Mr.. H WOOD
ARD, formerly with the late firm OF Spivey s.
Clark, who will be pleasedtO attend 70 all Of HIS
friends and the patrons Of the old drm who may
favor him with a call. Respectfully,
nov5-im A. JUST
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

BENEFIT OF rBEAE AssocrAr10S-Our ciu-
zens should bear in mind that the inlnitable
humorist Ar. Ar Burnett Will give a series OF
his performCacss Thursday, Friday and satur-
Gay evenings az GrsenIaw Opera House. for the
benefit oftns Memphis Library Association.
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John 4. Dickinson,
tOf Louisville, KY
New City Carpet Store

No. $50 Second st., MEMPHIS, TENN.
IMPORTER and dealer IN every description Of
Carpeting and House Furnishing Goods ax-
cIusfvely. all bought for cash Of manufacturer
and Importers Ny stock is large AMI well Sc
.ected, and will be sold At reasouable prices, 10
cash buyers, and consists in part as follows
Rich Royal Medallion Carpets English and
American Velvet do. Do do Tapestry Carpets
BigelOw Body Brussels Carpets; Extra Three
ri do; Tapestry Ingram do; Two Ply and all
Wool do; Hemp and stair do Rags and Door
Mats In great variety Brocatel anu satin Cur
10. Canton Cloths; Wine and Supper COthss
Floor OIL do, g 10 IS feet wide; stair and Table
Oh do; Bookings; Druggets: Crumh and Felt
Cloths; Lace and Muslin Curtains, Wlnd0W
shades; Bun and Green Hollands; WtudOW
Comices; Curtain Bands and Curtain Fixtures,
and q variety Of goods too numerous 10 men
ton. A competent
uPHoLsTERER
To make ard lay carpets and hang curtains and
window shades mOv-lm
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EEW- Cayce wiz ciotbs the naked. feed the
1ungT, heal the sick, and make everybody
rich Be az the Arcade ct ten o'clock
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EXEMPTION or TUE JEWS FROM TIE
CHoLERA-Referring to the fact, that
tbs Jews have almost universally been
exempt from the ravages Of the cholera
now prevailing in Europe, the Chicago
7imss says
atThe probable rationale Of the escape
Of the Jews from attack by cholera is
owing not so much 20 a disbelief ia the
now testament as in the cleanliness Of
tbsir food and their persons. Their selec-
iionsof animal lOod do nDt embrace some
If fhe prosser kinds, and that which they
Ia eat "a prepared with care. Their ablu-
lions are a part Of their religion, and this
h q preyeutative against cholera, than
I6jeh there is nothing better. Therefore
lei people who visa - guard against this
SeoHroe ;cin the Jews y tney wish 70.
But there may be those W "tAe ~
eumcision, and who have not time 10
COX through the telmud and the jewish
theology; and TO these We would suggest
that a imitation Of Jewish cleanliness
I and care in the selections OF foo are IN
/ ne main. as eficaclous preventative
/ AGAINST cholera as q fail membership OF
synagogue.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

AMOUNT or PORK FROM = BUsHEL OF
CaAN.-1he Country GeHHeHda says that
an experimenter, J.. B. Lawes, obtained
one hundred pounds OF pork from seven.
bushels OF corn, or one pound Of pork
from four and a half pounds Of corn; the
grain was ground and moistensd with
water before feeding. Nathan G. Nor
gan, Of Union Springs, by wetting his
meal with five times its weight Of hot
water, aud letting 1t stand tstsl~~a 10
eighteen hours befcre feeding, obtained
q pound Of pork from two aud a half
pounds Of corn. Doubtless different re-
suits would be obtained from different
breeds Of swine.
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Imports.

TUESDAY, Nov. Imports OF yesterday, as
copied from the books Of the Merchants Ex-
change, were rs fSnoVsi
- = Reer 20 nj bbIs. Lard 30 keas. 4 bbls s
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MISSISSIPPI & T-zSSEssEE HAILR0AD.-Stock
holders Of the Mississippi a. Tennessee Railroad
are requested 10 convene az the Gayoso Hotel
at ten A. n. to-day, 10 elect Directors for The
ensuing year. +. NJ. WHITE. President
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

NEW MENPH1s THEATER--r plare Of
amusement was well attended last evening b
a very respsctabls aud discriminating audience.
The Wholesalers appear tonight In AoRers
Dysag Chld and PoeahoHaaL making an excel
lent bsL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

SoTIcz-From and after this day, Wsdnes-
day the eighth instant, we will run a regular
Omnibus line 10 an Railroads leading to The
city Of Memphis. Parties wishing % leave on
ANY Of TIE trains viii haze thei- calls promptly
attended by leaving their orders at our stable,
corner Of Main and Gayoso streets.
nov.8im. E. KICK g. BRO
The BuIeaa, Argusand Commercial, VIII plesse
copy one month.
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saddIers and Haruessmakers viii hndthe
largest and most complete assortment Of sad
dlery, Hardware. Hlruess-mounting, Patent
EnameHed Harness Sslr1ug and Bride Leather
n the Southwest, az low figures, at NIoore-,
smith & Co.'S, 32 Main Street, Provine Build
nov.Lweds Esuds.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1865-11-08

OUTRAGEOUs.-A squad Of three negrosOl-
diers, accompanied by a negro sergeant,
avs since perpetrated an outrage TO.
which we are particularly DESTROYS OF
calling attention, a. it is only a fair sam
pie of what we may expect 20 experience
here during the present condition OF az
fairs. A negr woman named Emma,
Immediately after the occupation Of the
town, left her master TO enjoy freedom,
and took up her quarters in an eXtempOr-
lied niger shanty. She had been the
property Of Mr.. Alfred Burkett, and LETT
his house as much to his satisfaction as to
her own. Aday or two ago she succeeded
in getting this party Of negro soldiers to
20 70 Mr. BuTkett's, On scott street, be-
tween Massachusetts, and New Hamp-
shire streets, and demand her clothing.
They made their appearance without any
accoutrements, and simply prov1dedrWlth
their guns which all the parties present
declare TO have been at least furnished
wIthpercussion caps if not loaded. Upon
entering Mr.. BUrkett's yard they made
their demand known, and this gentle
man. after informing them that be had
none Of her clothes, sent his son for assist
aDce. In the meantime q Federal OFF,
Ger entered the yard and demanded by
what authority the negroes acted. One
Of them slappei his gun and replied
bv this authority" As the officer was
Unarmed, he wss unable 10 either resent
this incidence or protect the premises, but
Z Mr.. Hurkett finding himself supported by
/ something like authority, brought out a
loaded double barrel shot gun and the
sable soldierly vaiiantly retired. Vocal
[ the particular attention OF the command
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