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The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-23

We have seen coordinate branches of opr
government in conflict with each other. We
have seen the representatives of our peonle
elected under the constitution and laws
framed for their regulation,-after TAKING
solemn oaths to observe the obligations of
that constitution and to observe those laws.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1867-08-23

REPORTED EXCLUSIVELY FOR THE CHICAGO
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16
N.InrrnrE

Jeremiah Black Of Pennsylvania, who
thought il treason TO subdue the rebel
lion, would prove Is true IS stsel 10 any
political villainy. He might not have
the physical courage to take part in a
coup G'etdt, but he would lack none OF
the necessary Tashness. His lack OF
physical courage, as also that Of other
Cabinet officers, might be supplied by
ordering several irOnclads to some rem
devious in the vicinity of Washington,
on board which the new Cabinet might
take refuge aud flight to foreign lands, in
the event that any revolutionary policy
that the President might i~nRugurste
should miss fire. With aresdy means OF
escape at hand, in case the policy OF
4" cleaning out" Congress should fail, il
is impossible to foreshadOw what prodi.
gies Of valor might not be accomplished.
". y. Tribune.
Il is q singular insolence in HORACE
GREELEY, who did not resist when Rust
Of Arkansas, 3 few years since, slapped
and cuffed him on Pennsylvania Ave.
nue., to impeach the physical courage Of
Judge BLACK, or Of any man. Hoy
does he knOW that that distinguished mar
Is lacking in physical courage ? and il he
does not kloW it, Is it not false in him
to say it? 1t is a wretched business fol
a journal Of the lofty p~retensions to
deceney Of the Tribune, to resort tc
filings so contemplate and ~despicable.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

From the publishers we have DeBow's
ReUistV for October, with the following
table Of contents: No Treason, Mande-
ville's Fable Of the Bees, the Collection
Of Revenue, Recollections Of Mexico
Manufactures Of Missouri, and Railroads
OF Texas, besides the mass of statistical
and other useful information in the sew
eraI departments" Of commerce, man
ufactures, mining, immigration, etc. In
the editorial notes it is stated that among
the MSS. left by Mr.. DeBow, are several
papers in continuation Of his Memoirs
OF the War;" which will be given to the
readers Of the Reviel0, monthly. 1t
seems that the lsmented deceased in
tended writing an elaborate history OF
the war.
The October number of the Southern
Review is rich in contributions. The
leading articles are: Alexander Hamil-
ton, The Constitution in the Convention
Of I7S7, Explorations in Africa, Mexico
and the Mexicans, Limits Of Culture,
etc, etc. This able periodical well de-
serves the patronage Of the educated and
thinking men Of the South. They ought
to sustain it handsomely. 1t is pub
lished quarterly at Baltimore, Maryland.
Albert Taylor Bledsoe, formerly Of the
University Of Mississippi, and more
recently Of the University of Virginia,
is one of the editors.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16
Principles GOVERNING THE CON
DICT OF u APPEAL

A GOVERNMENT ef white men for white
men; and no political misoegenatuon.
LOYALTY 70 the Union Of the STATES; FIDEL-
rTy 10 the Constitution In its true extent ana
mtaning Obedience 10 and maintenance OF
al law. state and National, cOnsttutlonaAy
enacted.
RESISTANCE 10 Tyranny, Usurpation and Up
preston. OF one man Or many; ana 70 all en-
craachmenfs upon the rights Of freemeA OF OF
States. or upon the just and Constitutions
prsrogatives OF any Department OF the state
or National Governments
Ne ESTABLISHMENT OF Military desPotisms
no enthroning Of martial law, no suspension
eftbe writ OF Habeas Corpus, no Staying OF cit
liens By Military Commission, no interference
with the Courts, no Iogros de eaehel in time OF
pesce.
srE1crsUBoEDuNArIoS OF the Military 70 the
Civil Power.
No rNsDNa ARMIES Of States in time Of
peace.
RESTORATION OF DISTINGUISHED citizens to al
rights and privileges OF which they have been
5i-ze.zed 10 prosecutions OF disqualification
Tor political opinions; for the PAST, OBLIVION
OF oTencesi for the PEEsEST and FUIoAA
UyroE. PEACE. A and ORDER.
A~ssUEAECE to all neeuen oilAe
African race. orau the CIVIL rights OF neemeI'
No REPUTATION, by State or Nation, OF any
honest and lawful debt.
No Revival OF old party differences oU' d
Union OF all conservative men, Of al former
ra-fsz who revere the Constitution. 10 restore
the ola landmarks OF "a FogenInent
No LEGISLATION 70 p~luniersone portion o.
the country for the proht Of another portion
WrkrEvxE is JUST; whatever is RIGHT
-rarsver is Of coon REPUrE, and worthy OF
+4e descendants Of English freenen
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MARKETs

New YORK, October I5.-Cotton
frmer, closing quiet. Sales 1900 bales
Uplands at l94c. Flour 10G25c better ;
superine So 5000 90. Rye quiet, 81 20.
Whisky steady. Wheat quiet, 81 IS.
Barley heavy, 81 3S. Corn firm, 81 42G
! A. Oats firmer, s29S3c. Groceries
dull. Pork heavy and declining, SD 81.
Lard 183@l4..
Money active at 5@7 for call loans.
Exchange dull, 9G9!c. Gold l433. Gov
ernment stocks 3 shade lower. Coupons
Isl, lll5 5 20s, coupons '66, 106; 10-4Os
1901 7 3Os, 1913. Amount Of 8 per cent.
certificates issued in exchange for com
pound notes, SIPS, 900 amount redeemed
S223, 900. Amount Of specie certificates
issued thus far, s., 500, 900. The CONVEX
sion Of 80 notes into $50 bonds com
menced in earnest to-day. Over 81, 600.
coo changed at the Sub-treasury. Re-
ceipts at the Sub treasury IS, 355, 424.
Payments 81 ,427 ,32l. Balance Sl,l16,-
AS SO. Stocks strong. Adams Elk
press 81 n. U. 2; Western Union Tele-
graph, 35t New York Central 1881,
Erie 7St@7Sj; Hudson 2273; Illinois
Central, 12I.
Dry goods market quiet, in favor OF
buyers.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 15.-Tobacco sales
p hhds, 81 25925 90 for lug to leaf.
Flour, IS 50 for superfine. Wheat, 81 50
az 20. Corn, shelIed, in sacks, 81 10:
ear, in bulk, S5c. Mess Pork dull, S23 so.
Bacon easier; shoulders, lac; clear
sides, l9c. Lard, 1899. Whisky nom.
inal.
CINCINNATI, October I5.-FIour, firm
and unchanged. Wheat, firmeF but no
higher. Corn, buoyant 81 10. Oats,
firm 69G70c Rye, 81 456l As. Barley,
unchanged 81 70@l so. Tobacco, quiet
and firm. Whisky, quiet. Pork, dull
81 50922. Lard, dull l3c. Bacon, dull ;
shoulders, lac clear rib sides, 173e; clear
sides, Isle. Thermometer, 7Oo.
ST. LOUIS, October 15.-Tobacco not
quOtsbly changed. Flour firm Y, IS Is
O.; Xxx, So 5000 IS; chaiee and fancy
81 50Gl3 so. Wheat quiet; choice
white, 8 IS. Corn, 81 0S6I O9; white,
81 lO9l y. Oats dull and lower; 676.
SOC. Barley, 81 27l91 80. Rye, 81 IS.
Provisions very dull. Pork, S24. Bacon,
shoulders, l4lc clearrib, Is@IS3o clear
sides, Isle; plain hams, l93c; sugar
cured hams, lie. Lard, I14Gl2c.
Weather clear and warm.
New ORLEANS, October I5.-Sales to-
day Of 1900 bales cotton demand active,
mostly for export prices stiff; middling,
l7ic; receipts, l65 bales; exports, 1926
bales. Flour unsettled, but holders firm ;
superfine, so 50Gll. Corn quiet and
white, 81 3s91 20. Oats, 75c.
Pork nominal, S26 50. Bacon quiet and
firm shoulders, l53c; clear sides, I93c;
cured hams, oslo. Lard quiet and
Gold, A. Sterling, 5695Sc. New
York sight, / premium.
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YELLOW FEVER.

It is the object Of the APPEAL to give
a correct and truthful report Of the fever
now prevailing in Memphis. Actuated
by these motives, we stated, some two
weeks ago, that cases Of yellow fever
had occurred here. Some parties blamed
US for making the statement; but We
were and are determined to give the
truth, believing that the public have 8
right to know the facts Of the case, and
knowing them, the tendency will be tc
allay the unnecessary excitement thai
has prevailed in our midst. From the
reports Of reliable physicians, who dc
not allow the excitement of the mo
ment to influence their better judgment,
we can assure our readers that there is
but little yellow fever outside Of the dis.
trict mentioned by US yesterday. In
other localities there is, SIS is usually the
case at this season Of the year, q good
deal Of bilious remittent fever, that
readily yields to the ordinary treatment.
To our absent friends, We would say,
stay away until a good white frost.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

Tha No,iono1 InteUiaencer savs.

The National AteHtgenceT says:
ave know of a gallant Confederate
Brigadier General who is disfrsnchised
because he once happened to fight for
his country. That is the absolute literal
fact. The only public position he ever
held was as q volunteer officer in the war
against Mexico. He might have been
ever so dangerous an enemy ia the late
struggle, but If he had not taken an oath
as an officer of the United States be
would net have lost his vote. But
because he had hen fought, and In order
to do 80 had taken an oath to support the
Constitution of the United States, be
came within the disqualifying clause"
So do we. The only Office we eveI
held was that OF Captain Of Volunteers
in the service of the United States in
Mexico. We imagine there are many
| others in the same situation. To be sure
we took the oath to support the Consti'
tuition, when admitted to practice in th'
Court Of Claims and Supreme Court o
the United States; but that does not dis
qualify. What was it in comparison L
taking the same oath as a Captain 0
Volunteers?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

The necessity and urgency Of closing
up the work of reconstruction on the
broad and safe basis of universal amnesty
with impartial suffrage, is now so clear
that we will not dwell upon it. Events
are more cogeut than arguments.
You cannot close up the work Of re-
construction on any such bssis. You
cannot bride the people OF the South
with universal amnesty, to accept ne
groes as their political equals. Your own
people in the North, even in Ohio, will
not accept them as such and the true
men Of the South are not sunken quite
so low as to accept as their equals those
who are deemed unfit to be the equals
Of the men Of Ohio. Your bride Of uni
versal amnesty is not worth enough.
You cannot buy mems souls with it, OF
their honour Or s~elf-respect. Those
whom you can purchase, will not prove
worth the buying.
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Four Other TaIuaBye Prises
ASSOCIATION COURSE
Fall Meeting, 1867.
THE Fall Meeting over this Course will COM
i mence on the
First Monday In November, and Con.
tinUe Six DAYS.

THE Fall Meeting over this Course will COM
i mence on the
First Monday In November, and Con.
tlnUe Six Bays.
Three following races closed, by the named
entries, on the 18th instant:
NURSERY STAKE.
g.. W. Diliahunt enters General Duncan's
br. T. Antelope by Avalanche, dam Gazette, by
johnson & Douglass enter bk. E. Charlotte
Teris, By imp. Albion.
johnson & Douglass enter S. C. RicheIieu. by
jack Malone, dam the.dam Of Muggins, by
P. Mitchell enters br. C. Elgin, by Shelby,
dam by imp. Emue; second dam the dam OF
Socks.
General A. Buford enters br. C. by L~exingtod ;
dam thoroughbred but psdigres not known
dress red, gray and white.
W. S. Irematne enters S. C. BuSbwhacker, by
Lexington, dam by Glencoe dress red, white
Turner & johnson enter br, c. Crystal. by
Avalanche, dam Gun, by Chile Harold.
GREEN STAKE.
G. W. Dflahunt enters Gen. q. W. Harding's
b. T. Duetta, by Highlander, dam Delta, by imp.
Priam; 3 years old.
Johnson q Douglass enters C. T. by Jack Ma
Old. '" mp ~
Gen. A. Buford cutters br. m. by vandaI, dam
BY INN. Margrave 5years old dress red, gray
John H. Morgan enters Oh. f. Mamie Leteher,
by Australian dam Lavender, by Wagner
8 years old.
I. b. Thomas enters CHI. f Hirs. by Lexington,
out Of HeEira, by imp. Ambassador
Turner * Johnson enters ca. T. Magazine, by
Australian. dam by Old WAGNER.
W. A. FOwlkes enters dark br. c. by Black
Wind, dam by Ambassador 3years cid.
W. A. Fowlkes enter- b. T. by Vandal, dam
Dutchess de Berri, by imp. Sovereign.
OVERTON HOTEL STAKE.
Mr.. Q. Castillo enters bay T.. by Lexington,
dam Little Peggy, by Cripple; dress green and
white.
] q. Jones enters g. N Maggie English, by
shiloh, dam Fanny By Epsilon; dress red gray
and white.
P. Mitchell enters Pat Cleburne, by Hiawa-
the, dam BY imp. Emu second dam the dam OF
T. A. Hausner enters stallion Duke OF Or
leans, by Jack Malone, dam Wagener mare.
", s Iremains enters b n. Tom WOrley, by
Ringgold, dam by Glencoe; dress, red white
T1e entries for this stake were closed on the
18th instant.
ACE yEr OPEN FOB ENTRIES,
Firsl Day-First race, Gayoso House stake,
mile heats, for all ages.
Second Day-Second race, two mile dash, for
all ages.
Third Day-Citizens' purse, $500, two mile
heats, free Tor all ages.
Third ~lay-SecOud race, three mile dash, free
for all ages $500 purse.
Fourth Day-Second race, Bankers purse,
$1,000, three mile heats, free for all ages
Fifth D~ay-SOuthern and Western Turf Con-
| gress stake, four mi heats.
sixth Day-First race Saloon stake, mile
heats, three best in five, $50 purse, free FOR all
ages. Second race, mile heats for beaten horses
to be handicapped, 500 purse.
GEN. n. B. FORREST, President.
A. D. GIBSON, Secretary. seq
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to ali sense Of shame, II they are willing
to continue responsible for antics as RI
diculous as those of SANcHo PANzA, gov
erning his Island, and acts as arbitrary
as those Of any Pacha Of three tails. II
is but rational to suppose that many OF
them may sometimes reflect
That sometimes nations will decline so low
Fron virtue, which is reason, that no wrong
But Justice, and some fatal cause annexed,
Deprives them OF their outward liberty,
Their inward lost ;"
and that in robbing the South Of free
government and human rights, they in.
cur the hazard Of losing their own.
The people Of the South, we think
may well begin to hope that reason il
returning to the North, and that the tidt
Of reaction which has now began to flow
will know no ebb until the Constitution
is r~e-established in its supremacy, ant
the days Of sorrow end.
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- nnEnrsPnNnENTR

No notice can be taken OF anonymous Com
muuicauous. Whatever Is Intended ior IN
ss-ffon in the APPEAL, must be autnentl-
Gated by the name and address OF the
writer. rs 6 guarantee OF his good faith ana
responsibility.
Business letters should be addressed IAh
APFEAL,7 Memphis.
Couuunications for publication must De VIII
ten on one side OF the page only, and with
al other matters connected with the edito-
rial depsrtmeut should be addressed: EDI-
ToEs oFrHE APPEAL, Memphis.
We cannot, as 8 rule, undertake 70 return artl-
r7-r not found suitable for publication.
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FUNERAL

MAI-Ths friends and acquaintance Of BEN
MAY and W J. NAY are respectfully Invited tC
attend the funeral OF the latter this morning at
Il O'Clock, nom the residence OF the former,
two and a half miles on the Memphis and
Charleston railroad.
Carriages in attendance at ]. c. Hoist q Co.'S.
GRIDER-Ihe friends and acquaintance OF
W. H, GIider are invited TO attend the funeral
OF his son WALTER, from his residence on
Georgia and Sixth streets, this "wednesday,
morning at 9 O'Clock.
Carriages in attendance at residence.
KENNEDAY.-The friendsand Acquaintance
OF Rev. A. H. Kennedy and family are In
vited to attend his funeral, from Wa. Rudd's,
Nc. $50 Pigeon ROost Road, this "Wednesday
morning at 10 O'Clock.
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LATEST
BY
Night Dispatches.
WESTERN ASSOCIATED PRESS REPoRTs.l

New ORLEANS, October I5.-Yellow
fever interments up to 6 O'Clock this
morning, thirty-nine.
The time Of holding the Louisiana
Agricultural Fair is postponed till jan
usTy Z, 1858.
GALVESTON, October 15,-Only four
interments from fever in the past forty
eight hours. Only two new cases.
BALTIMORE, October l5.-GOv. Swan
and staff to-day reviewed 1st Division Of
Maryland National Guards, Maj. Gen.
BOwermSn commanding. There were
in line two battalions OF cavalry, two
companies of artillery without guns and
nine regiments Of infantry, comprising
5000 TO 5000 men.
LOUISVILLE, October 15.-River at a
stand with about twenty-six inches in
the canal.
There were two races over the Wood
lawn course to-day. The first was won
by Lee Paul; time, 5;394, 5:464; three
mile heats for a $500 purse. Grant,
second; Brands chestnut FLY, third.
Second race, mile heats, was won by
Howdon; time, 1:47t, 147t. Counter
proof, second Tom Porter, third.
WASHINGTON, Oct. l5.-The following
was issued this day from the Treasury
Department: This Department is pre-
pared to give $40 bonds of 1867 in ex-
change for 7-30 notes, the interest to be
charged on the bonds and allowed on
notes up to the time Of conversion, the
notes to be forwarded to the Assistant
Treasury At New York, or TO the Depart
ment here, at the risk and expense of
the holders, the bonds to be returned at
the risk and expense OF the Department.
Signed, H. McCulloch, Secretary Of the
Treasury.
New YORK, October 15.-Registration
for Stale elections commenced to-day.
The Express says q very large meeting
Of railroad managers was held to-day.
Nearly all the principal Western roads
were represented. A long discussion
was had Of various topics, snd the feeling
between the East and West was not Of
the most harmonious character. It was
informally agreed to advance freights,
but the time was not set, although No
vember list was generally cOncurred in.
The Trunk lines demand their pro rata Of
passenger fares, but Western roads did
not agree to do this, although their rep
resentatives were willing TO yield the
point in regard to freights. We under
stand that the Presidents of the Erie,
New York and Pennsylvania Central
roads have determined to keep their pro
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GALVESTON.

The Howard Association Of Galveston
have suspended their charitable labOrs in
consequence Of the almost total disap-
pesrance Of yellow fever il that city.
The visitation Of the hurricane has added
a new feature 20 the losses and horrors
with which the " Island City" has been
affiliated
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DIED.

THORNTON-At her residence on Jefferson
street extended, last evening, at 81 O'Clock,
Miss FASsIE N. THORNTON.
The hiends Of the family are respectfully In
vited TO attend her funeral at 4 o'clock this
afternoon.
Richmond, Va, papers please copy.
HENRY. - October 18th, JOHN EARNEST
HENRY, son of A. and ID T.. Henry. AGED 1--we
years seven months and two days.
Funeral at 4o'clock pm. this day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

NOTWITHSTANDING the great opposi.
ton, the old Board Of Directors Of the
Memphis and Ohio railroad have been
e-elected.-NoTthern paper.
The Board Of Directors passed a vote
Of thanks to the the only journal in this
city which appeared to oppose the old
Directory, acknowledging efficient aid in
its demonstrations Of enmity.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16

Hon. HENRY COOPER, Of Middle Ten
nessee, has retired from the bench. The
bar of Lebanon have passed highly com
plimentary resolutions on the impartial
ity, purity and ability Of this much
respected Judge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-16
II A CROOK.

The Black Crook vas represented on
the Nashville stage, for the first time, on
Saturday night last, to an overcrowded
house. Hundreds were unable to obtain
admission to the Theater.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE is hereby given that the undersigned
~ was duly appointed and qualified IS the
Fxecufor Of j. ~. saint, deceased, at . former
Term OF the County Court Of shelby county.
Tanuessee. Al those INDEBTED 70 the estate OF
J. IL. Saint, deceased, are hereby nOuGod 10
come forward and make payment and those
holding claims against said estate are notined
to aIe the same with tbs Executor within the
tuie prescribed by law otherWise the same
JOHN G. SAINT, Executor.
Ne mphis, Sept. 1s, 1867. sea aV4v
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AGENla

n Raspberry. general agent for Arkansas
E.bu ,. RenrdOn, LATHE Rock, Ark.
RirhAr ThrastOu, Van Buren,, Ark.
Read Fletcher, Pine Bluff, Ark
Inc. r. Eaktn. Washington, Ark.
Rev. A.R. WInHeId, Camden, Ark.
g. g. ley. Bolivar, Tenn.
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The BunIn Traet a Pubne sale.

nEsIROUS OF carrying out as speedily -
II possible the provisions o. the viii Of g.
Buntyn, deceased, 10 the disposal Of his Home
stead Tract, We viii Offer AZ Public Sale the re-
naming rortlon Of the Tract, consisting OF
about SEVENTY-FINE LOTS. varying Tom
two 70 ten acres IN size, embracing with the
field lands cit the wO dlaud To- on tie Tract.
The high reputation for hne health whica
this Toe lily enjoys, and the choice o. easy
aud quick communication with the city By rail-
way or dirt road give TO these lands advaH-
tages thai must Be apparent % the business
men OF Memphis, as q cheap. convenient and
pleasant pint At wrieh 10 establisb their FAM
fy residences, combinirg 50 fully The advan-
ages Of town and country.
With the object Of removing ali difficulty IN
| selling. we shall FER he property upon The
| olioWiug easy TEEM-One-fourth cash. bal
! ance in 6, y, IS and q months with interest
" warranty deeds given and dees oftrust t7keH,
waving redemption.
Every lot put ID viii be sold without reserve.
] Plans o. the lots may be obtained at the omc8
I Of the Auctloneers; each lot being staked so ss
Z to he examined before The sale.
Sale viii BE- upon the premises, OF WEDNE5-
DAY, the 18th OF October, ls67.
6. o. BUNTTN.
A. q HAYNES
r =. GOODWIN,
u~HHH aL.-
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NEW ADVERTISEM'Ts
Nurses Wanted
Observation-Disclosures, Meetin0.

MALES AND FEMALES. Apply at the
vi rooms OF the Howard Association, Nc. 81
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NEW ADvERTIsME'Ts

TXECUToR's SALE Of THE BUNTYN
LOTS AT BUNFYN STATION, ON THE MEM
PHIs AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD, ON
THE EASTERN SUBURBS OF MEMPHIS,
TAKES PLACE on WEDNESDAY NEXT.
READ TIE ADVERTISEMENT UNDER
AUCTION SALES.
RoYsTER. IRRELEVANT a CO.,
oolo Auctioneers.
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THE Stockholders OF the MEMPHIS AND
i lit ROCK RAILROAD, will meet al
The Company's ONCE in Memphis, on the 18Th
day or November next. BY order Ofthe BOara.
W. B. WALDRAN,
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AUCTION.
UNDERWRITERS SALE
OF sEAsOSABLH
Try G. o o D s.

WE vii sen at our safesrOem, al 10 o'cioek,
w on THURSDAY morning, October II. =
large lot Of wet Dry Goods from the week Of q
barge The goods consist OF Domestics, Blan-
kets. Dress GoOds. Clothing, Ticking. etc, con-
signed to Us from j q. BoDsdaie, ESQ Presl-
dent OF the BOsrd Of Underwriters, for ssie on
account OF whom q may concern. Goods open
to-day for inspection.
KOfsTER, IRRELEVANT Co,
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EOR REN1

To 8 desirable tenant, part OF a VERY FINE
OFFICE, on the ground door, northwest corner
Monroe street and Bank Alley.
Apply on the premises. ool0 ste