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ANEW aFFENCE.

Mr.. MASON, q member Of the Tonnes
nessee House Of Mis-represeDtatives has
introduced into that dyspeptic body "a
bill to acrease and protect loyalty"
The bill inficts a penalty on all persons
selling or h~arbOriDg photographs or pic.
lures Of JEFFERSON DAVIS or ROBERT
E. LEE.
We have not noticed hat any action
has been taken by the Legislature on
this sspient proposition. "Harbour!ng "
photographs or pictures is q felicitous ex
preston. We harbor not only those of
DAVIS and LEE, but many Others, in our
album, with those Of GRANT and SHEER
MAN and twenty other Union Generals.
Is it meant that the Metropolitan Police
here, and an army Of detectives else
where shall search the houses Of all per-
sons suspect Ct disloyalty, to ascertain
whether IN bedroom or closet, in drawer
or desk, they " harbour the;photograpb
Of a Rebel?
Tennessee is like GULLIvER AMONG
the Lilliputisns, OF which the poet sings.
They tied him down, these little men did.
Ana having vaiautly asoeuded
Upon the mighty mans protuberspcs.
Ihey did 50 stIuti-uPOn my soul,
Il musI have Oesen extremely drol
To see their Pigmy pride's eLuberance."
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PRINCIPLES GOvERSING THE CON.
nrCF OF TIE APPEAL.

A GOVERNMENT Of white men for white
men; and no political misoegenstion.
LoYALrY to the Union Of the STATES; FIDEL-
ny TO the Constitution IN its true extent and
meaning Obedience 10 and maintenance OF
all law. State and National, constitutionally
enacted.
RESISTANCE TO tyranny. Usurpaion and OPP
preston. Of one man or many and 10 all en-
cr,achmeuts upon the rights OF Teemen or q
states. OF upon the Just and constitutional
prsrogatives OF any Department OF the State
or National Governments.
No RsTABLIsHxESTs OF Military dospotisns,
no snthroning OF martial law, no suspension
ofthe writ Of Hsheas Corpus. no Staying Of cit
izens by Military Commission, no intenerence
with the Courts, no Jeares De oaehe, in time Of
peace.
STRICT s-UBoRDrNATIoS Of the Military 70 the
Civil Power.
No ARMIES OF States in time Of
pescs.
RESTORATION OF -disfranchised citizens to All
rights and privileges OF which they have been
d.sselzed no prosecutions or Disqualification
for political opinions; Tor the PAST, OBLIVION
ar offences. for the PREsENT and FUTURE
UNroS. PEACE, Law and ORDER
PERPETUAL 10 al heemen OF the
aef,a, race. ofau the CIVIL rights Of freemcn.
80 REPUTATION. by state or Nation, OF any
honest and lawful debt
No REVIVAL OF old party differences; but a
Union OF all Conservative men, OF al former
parfes. who revere the Constitution. 70 restore
The old landmarks Of the
No LEGISLATION TO plumber one portion 81
the country Tor the proht Of aaoiher Poraoh'
wHArEvE Is JUST; whatever IS klSHfi
--,s.va- Is NJ coon REPUTE, and worthy OF
the descendants OF English freemen'
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEATRR
. 20 b MIss LOTrA

lessee aud Manager .-......-..- " @. THOMPSON
Manaaer-.-.a..-..SHIRLEY II. FRANCE
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MEMPMISA ASSOCIATION COURSE
Eau Meeting. 1867.

-
THE Fall Meeting over this Course VIII GEM
j nnence on the
Eleventh Lay Of November, and Con.
tlHUe six Bays.
Three blowing races closed, by the named
entries, on the 18th instant:
NURSERY STAKE.
@. W. Dillahunt enIers General Duncau's
br Z Antelope, ~ V anche, dam Gazette, by
Johnson & Douglass enter bk. T. Charlotte
Thompson, BY imP. Mickey Free, dam Ada
Ferts, by imp, Albion.
johnson q Douglass enter s. c. Richel'eu. by
Jack Malone, dam the.dam OF Muggins, by
Omera.
dam By imp. EInue second dam the dam OF
Socks.
General A. Buford enters BIZ. C. by Lezlnstod;
dam thoroughbred bat pedigree not kDowni
W. }. Tremalne enters s. c. B~ushwhacker, by
Lexington, dam by Glencoe; dress red, white
Turner & Johnson enter br. Q. Crystal, by
Avalanche, dam Gun, by Chile Harold.
GREEN STAKE.
g. w. DTlahunt enteFs Gen. q. W. Harding's
b. & Duetta, by Highlander, dam Delta, by imp.
Pr1am; years old
Johnson & Douglass enters C. O.. By Jack Ma
lone, dam AlEinO, by imp. Albion 8 years
0eu. 4. Buford enters br. m. by vaudaI, daEa
~ mn. Nargrsye years Old dress red, gray
John Il. Morgan enters Oh. (. Jennie etcher.
by Australian, dam Lavender, BY wagner;
q. b. Thomas enters oh. f. Hira. BY Lexington,
OF Hegira, by imp. Ambassador
Turner & Johnson enters ca. ( Magazine, by
Australian. dam b. old Wagner.
W. A. FOwlkes enters dark br c. by Black
Wind. dam by Ambassador 3 years elu.
W. A. FCwlEes enter b. T. by NandSl, dam
de Berri, by imp. Sovereign.
GVERF TON HOTEL STAKE.
Mr.. C. Castillo enters bay f. by Lexington.
dam Little Peggy, by CRIPPLE; dress green and
white.
] O.. Jones enters z. m. Maggie English, By
Shiloh, dam Fanny b. Epsilon; dress red gray
and white.
P. Mitchell enters Pat Oleburns. By Hiawa-
The, dam " imp. Emu second dam tina oam o.
T. A. Hausner enter stallion Duke Of Or.
by Jack Malone, dam Wagon r mar.
W. 5. Trenaln enters b a. ON WorIsy, by
Ringgold, dam by Glencoe; dress, red white
Diue.
7 . entries for this stlke were c ossd on the
18th instant.
RACES YET OPEN FOR I'm FRIES.
Firsl Day. rst race, GayosO House stake,
nile heats, FOR all ages.
secood Day-second 7 ee, two mile dash, for
III ages.
third Day-Citizens' purse. $500, two mile
Keats, Tree Tor ali ages.
ih,rd ay-5eco = race, three mile dash. free
or ali ages 500 pu So.
Fourth Day--ec nd race, Bankers purse.
l000, thr q mile heat free fQF al 2 es
Flith 5Tn ana Western Turf Con-
re5s stake, touF raj 9 heats
sixth D4y-tlrst ace Saloon stake. mile
.eats three best in hye, $50 purse, Jres for All
Second race, mile meats Tor beaten horses.
o be handicapped, si0 Pgrse.
GEN. n. b. FORREST, President.
\. D.. GIBSON, Secretary. SCI
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mARKFTs

NEw YoRK, November l2.-Cottop +.
dropping sales 1909 bales; uplands. Isl
GlS&e. Flour better: superiipe Stafe
aud y esteru, So 39a4G q. Whisky G1ie;
II unchanged. Whest STATS betr.r.
Corn dull mixed Western, 81 355GJ3 7I
PORK duil, 20 So Oats steady, ne Lsr,i
quiet, lSsc- Dry goods quiet; the dav
being rainy, and this afternoon very cold.
rade Is consequently inactive, but the
prospect IS hoE that heavy Woofens will
come IN more active request, as at the
present low rates are now selling In the
market they are cheaper than Ia EurOpe
In cottons there IS no particular change
10 note, except in seconds of Merrimac
prints, Yhlch are aalling at ls.
Money steady at Sal for call Ieans
Sterling dull, $685.. Gold 89t. Govern.
ment stocks are a shade better. with eon-
siderable sales Of ten-foTties al IO2aIO24
Stocks quiet.
NEW ORLEANS, N0yemberl2 Cotton
lower sales, $500 bales; Orleans mid
ding, l749l64ci receipts, 3D4g bales.
sugar anu moiasses dull and unchanged.
Flour quiet; sUperfne, 50 50GlO: choice,
Sl4l9l5. Corn firm, 81 421CGI So. Oats
quiet but firm, S0e. PORK, nOmiuslIy
81 30. Bacon, only a retail business
doing shoulders, l4(Gl4tc; ribsides. IRo /,
clear sides, 49,. Lard, fierce, l34GI3lc .
keg, lac. Gold, I3Si9I39. Sgeiing. a.
952. New York sight / premium.
81. Louis, November r. Pobsoeo
firm and Unchanged. Cotton in better
demand, l8c. Hemp very dull choice
undressed ii 70. Flour dat, So 75GI8 y,
Wheat dull and dropping old g0aq5o.
new $685.. Oats slightly better. 75fa67'
Barley firmer. Rye irmer; prime 81 30
Provisions very dull, Pork, Old, 81 25S
II so new so 60. Bacon held At tSe
following rates Shoulders I2g613r
clear sides l539l6. Lard, choice keg I4c'
Hogs IN better demand, IS SOFAS 5Os
CINCINNATI, November I2--Flour ia
dull n unchanged. Wheat is a shade
frmer. Corn is unchanged. Oats. 64c.
Barley is unchanged Pork is dull al Sg0.
Bacon is lower shoulders, He clear
sides, l24c. Lard, 1870. Hogs quiet 81
80 75@6 gross and IS nett.
LOUISVILLE, November I~2.-Tobacoo.
and hIgher-iugs, Sc medium
leaf, Sl7 %, Hogs, packed, S. 5Oas6 rs
as to weights. Flour, suueriiBe. s.
Wheat, s. 35@S2 40. Corn, new ear. 40
shelled ia bulk, 81. Oats Ia bulk
bs@7uo. Ness pork, s206S2O 50. Laru.
l95c. bacon shoulders, Use; clear sides,
i7c. Cotton, 10. WHISKY, 35e bonded.
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MARRIED.

sHaOfER-NIXON.-At the residence Of
4Lh. HaLotan. last evennr by the Rev Father
patNn M JoHS T. sHROYEb, lf the PubGc
Mobile, ALA. VI
VAN HORb-STXON -also At the
tine and place, BY the same. Mr.. IN - sSus
HoRS 70 Miss l.. !. Nixon 'AN
thus have Two brother typos united their
fortunes Nlta " Of Alabama's ARREST dauqb.
iers. It is our most earueat wish that their
course down the pathway OF life may be Of the
most pleasant character. May It be strswn
with roses without the thorns, and endowed
with all that makes life pleasant
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DANCING AOADEMY.

VyHE undersigned respectfully informs the
Ladles anu Genltmen OF Memphis that he
will open a DANCING AGA, EMY In this
plaee on SATURDAY, November 9Th, 10 the
Hall above Messrz. Manshell q Co.'s Drug
Store.
JUS rucLfon viii be given in square and roun1
Dances, comprising the la' est aud most ia4u-
iona lie Dance, such a 0aYots, 5ociais, Ian
GERS. Prince imperial, Caledonianas Iempste,
Camille. etc
The undersigned has, for The last two yssrs
been teaching Ia tbO principal cities In VIZ
ginia, ans hau for the last i've lessons, charge
ST the Ball Room at the Yellow Sulphur
Springs, one OF the most fashionable sumner
resorts OF tue country but has, at the ~soiieiti-
ton OF -ome Ladies and Gentlemen, resolved
to open an academy in thls place.
tessA = viii be given every TUESDAY and
SATURDAY.
ror Ladies, from 10 to Y O'Clock am.
For Misses and Masters from - 70 81 O'Clock
pm.
For Gentlemen, u, m 3 10 10 o'clock pm.
A Session com rtses three months or twenty
four Lesson.
7ERMs-Sl5 per Session.
ES- A soires DaDsante will be given twice a
month. q. n. VAN EEKELEN.
REEERENCEs-Coi W. R. Hunt, Mr.. X. s.
Parham, MI. Jas. 81. PettigreW. ar Peter C0us-
in, M q. Falls, Dr.. Frank ramsay.
ynnvQ Il
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So notice can be taken OF anonymous COM
ruuuicauons. Whatever is Intended ror IN
ssrtfon in the APPEAL, must be authenn-
rstsd by the name and address OF the
writer. as 8 guarantee Of his good faith and
regponsisrity.
Euslaess letters should be addressed 70 B
AFPKAL," Memphis.
Communications for publication must oe VIII
tsn on one side or The page only, ana Win
all other matters connected with the sdlIo-
rial department, should be addressed: EDl-
TORS uF APPEAL, Memphis
We cannot, asa rule undertake % return srH-
RI s1ot found suitable FOR publication.
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infests. Give the negroes political
power, If you will but when you invest
them with the right to tax property and
squander the moneys of q corporation,
you commit a crime, Messieurs of the
Legislature. You organize a bsnditti,
and you might as well, nay, better, con
fiscste by direct enactment or armed
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GRAND CLOSING SALE
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Agents wanted Everywhere
FOR "FINLEY'S CHURN-DASHER."

The FINLEY CHURN DAsHER en5tneSO fully the requisite, Qualities Of simplicity
aud praeaca pMV Ao pacet at ne head OF all other Implement for SINH ar pr
mes Sd snnotu AN o CONNIE Itself most rncby to the common sense an god Hdg
nentOf houekeepeH ever where sndto be regarded as ne o the Indispensable household Gn-
aa and nor especially - WITH tue people OF Va southeras States VINO q" feel 50 greatly the
that the rr1pnetorm Hendst 10 hold aud ercse the exclusive nghtt ohe manunetue and sale
o. the Dasher for the wh0eU United s. Hsa and eannott therefore De hNAhea Through an other
N Rmr nat me- who1Saep price to ARentsm "a been fixed at a figure to insure Iazs
poath such agentsa may hsndsu with ndr@ya d e, and that ah agents can with
sash capt. lotes hundred 10 onet hoa9na doAS make .@s MONEY! in less mnS with ss
ToMRea nd with k1r risk than many others al around ypn wiz thousands OF capital ny&tedn
OhT nuH TG q
Bamn5a that aaHe stirring e1gac men, who are fnng0 pun on coat and roll pp
EAN. With mall capVa,r aIzrm fm RdE~P9 cent pTQHM every thirty to sixty
In Wsmen @mht Ger L 49, - [ U.s. snn @ mex @ @T q
and get mroyne and od pay-emphy nent or thousands employment both PfRDnfan md
& ohnk-sEte, Counties Cities To~n s and the knrl pstht-Noth, South, Esa and Vest
sMhe6 eorey you Can visit them N fota M N hHeback hy wagon aho&ia and eamboat
md ready customers and " u wHusoonl laugh at the +" lsyf oaNr" who cespsa around III lay
gey1ng" md times and ere coming" Young men, accept tbs stHnons 70 maksyoE
MMg aud hg @r faam eNS and hesN a good oppTtuf hy n dongso Throw
- Ee PRIDE politics -" fashion," %&D teams" "gddan dsams"a and downy
saeS and tai efdd Of tins wok With avfm; @dnvs IL ahead. an soon us emptyp purse viii
Renemba tasain additions TO the huepMs tnatta here arr ITO PkIzES@ stake ant
We want 0at o s60 one oro 0F of them TWU HUNDRED and FIVE FUNDED DOLLARS
RaHeneT toeAna and Ee 1s9 ms or write 10 particulars with stamp for ansWer
seaa - j. A. q CO.. aaz
oOls ssx Maan street, Ms@phas Tenn.
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Bills ON THIRD READING,

House bill No. So, extending the cor.
porate limits Of the city Of Memphis. ere.
atIng two new wards, and provjdjn,
hereafter that voters shall not be subject
to municipal registration, but shall cnIg
be required to present the certificate ~
the Commissioner Of H~egistratIon n
shelby county, and prove they are citj-
zens Of Memphis. Adopted.
The meaning Of these Legislative antics
is, that negroes are to be enabled To hold
any offices wbSteVeF IN the State. and
that all who choose to swarm into Mem
phis from the adjacent country or other
States, and call on the Commissioner of
Registration for certificates, are to vote
at al elections aud upon al questions in
the city.
The highwaymsn, who puts a pisIN
to your bead, and orders ysu TO stand
and deliver, at least exposes himself TO
the vengeance Of the criminal lsv. takes
the risks Of his profession manfully, and
dehes the consequences, to reap the
profits. He is therefore a holder and
more respectable ~plunderer Of other men
than a legislator VINO invests negro
pauperism, Ia the service Of few sbrewd
s~harpers, with the power Of fleeing
those who " property 10 the cities, Of
incomes. 1t is simply an in
outrage and system Of rob-
berry under colour OF law, q parallel
70 which all the fOllies and k~naveries OF
legislation Of all the world ia ali the
cannot furnish. Does anybody sup
pose, is any body fool enough to imag-
ne, that property in Memphis can cen.
inue to be worth anything, or that capi-
will seek investment here, when the
Of the city are to levy the taxes
The representative Of the negroes Of
,beIby county who votes for such a bill
soy never be hung, but be will live all
life out with the Consciousness that
e deserves IT, and that such Is the uni-
Isrsal opinion Of the community that be
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LEGTsLATKE-E
PROCEEDINGS.

The proceedings of the Legislature Of
Saturday we're given in yesterdays pa
per. The following Interesting proceed
ings Of Friday were omitted on account
Of tns Nashville papers not coming 10
hand:
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Municipal Court Of Memphls-rhomas B. Nor
ment and others, vs.. w b. Worsham.
A FFIDAVIT for attachment having been
n msoe In this case, in pursuance OF section
6I55 Of the Code OF Tennessee, and attachment
having been Issued and returned by The proper
UinceI, LEVIED. etc." on the property of The
defendant, ". b. Worsham, il Is therefore or
dered thai the said defendant appear at the
Court Room In the city OF Memphis, Tenn, on
or before the inst Tuesday in Jaauary next and
defend this suit, or the same will be tax en- for
confessed as to him, and set for hearing expErte
and that a copy of this order be published once
a week for four Consecutive weeks II TIE Mem
phis AppeaL. L. b. EATON, Clerk.
By MASON bYDE De.
]. 4. TayIOr, Atty for DIT uoy13 IAW4W
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e CLEARING SALE.
IMMENSE REDUCTIONsl
LlNDAUER, ARNOLD & co.'s.

We are determined to retire from the DRY GOODS
BUSINESS, and consequently offer our immense Stock Of
Dry Goods at unpreesdeniedly low rates. Every article kept
by a first class establishment, including Boots, Shoes, Hats,
Caps, Furnishing Goods and
R1ADx MADM CT . II II Z NJ G.
Give us aeall aud be convinced that goods can be obtained
nowhere else in the city of Later Styles, Superior Quality or
Lower Prices. nOVI3 I'm
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SUBURBAN LOTS
TEN YEARS CREDIT!

TAKES PLACE
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:. n Raspberry, general agent Tor Arkansas.
Iohn y. ReardeB. Little Rock, Ark
Richard Intrusion, Van Buren,, Ark.
Read Fletcher, PINE Bluf, Ark.
Tno. n. Eaktn, Washington, Ark.
Rev. Z. r. WindeId, Camden, Ark.
G. g.. Joy, Bolivar, Tenn.
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AT Hartford, Conn.,, there is a wealthy
2 miserly farmer, who quarreled with
his wife fifteen years ago, and. though
they live in the same house and eat Al
the same table, they have not spoken IL
each other since. Two daughters well
along in the thirties complete this
g happy family.H
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Valud6te Plantation to Lease.

II WILL Lease. az adrainistratorO Christopher
Il j.. Field, dec'd, his Home FIace-the place OF
Clay q Field, and the Plantation known as the
Content Place. THESE Plantations aie In the
coun v of Bolivar, Mss anu IN dne condition
Ter cultivation, having been cultivated for
\ ears past There is a new and me Circular
Ssw-Mil on thaHome Place, fOf Sale.
For fu Their irforn6auon Apply 10 me a. Paris.
Bourbon county, KY, or 20 ~. 81 Field on
ne eeI Admr c i. Fisia, dse'd,
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DIED.
NEW ADvEk TYsE

hIVERS-DieJ, at her residence, Mempbis
iehn2 Mrs Ann n. RIVERS, OF hemorrhsgs, on
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J. u. m Pile.
MISS sETTIE q vANcEY

ATILL open q school for Young Ladies', At
w her residence, No. 81 -Lincen street, com
mencing MONDAY, NoVemb Der u. lS5I. A class
OF Boys viii also be received. The Principal
will he assls sd by com pc emit instractOrs.
Terms moderate.
Mtmpnis. Noyemher p 1871. rovIsIm
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Everything is Reduced la Prices,
FENNER, BENNETT BOWMAN,
Commission Merchants,
I34 Pearl street,
NEW YORK.
NEW YORK.
once at Is Union Street q. E. Lee Block
attachment Suit,

IBERAL advance made on Cotton con
II signed 20 our hOusein New York.
Mem PMS. November Is, 1887. uovi3 I'm
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Long enough; wei, my friend. does i
and QUICK?

PRINCIPAL Depot for the soufhernstates for FINLBYs cHURN DAsHER,
~ he popular CHI ns Hdt of EASTLAND, LLOYD g. GILBERT, No.
si Main Street, Memphis, Tenn, and for sale by agents everywhere.
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A NEW theatFs was opened at Calves.
ton, Texas, last week. It is lighted with
gas and quite handsome,
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ON THURSDAY NEXT
C0nceydnces LeaUs oar Once
from 8 to II O'Clock.

ROOSTER, IRRELEVANT & co.,
novf7 tbs Arrso.ao
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+ T
Alarge euve5ope Containing some legal pa
ptIs: Zoe hpQhE will be literally rewarded by
IeaNbqE SAFE either Al the Appeal Unace, or at
'y ONCE, go Front Row.
no7 WADDY THOMPSON.
Y OAR d IN G.
Gentlemen single or with families can obtain
board with, or without, rooms furnished or
unfinished, by application at a Poplar street
uDS4W
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ENDIG 81 BRO.
228 RFatn street.

I'VE would call the attention of the Public
w to the fact that. having entirely altered
and improved our Premises, we are deslrons 4
selling out the present stock Of DRY GODus
~ prices which we do not publish FOR q PUFF
and BLOW, but wonld simply ask Of a dtserim
inEtibg public 10 come and
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NOTICE.

A Ii persons interested viii take notice that
n l win make application at the December
term, 1891, Ofthe COuaty court OF Shelby eUun-
y, Tennessee, for letters of administration up
On the estate OF JOhn B. McNtcol, decea ed.
CHARLES HARRIS.
November l3, 1867. o IaW4w
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The following paragraphs appear in
the proceedings Of the so.called Legisla.
ture now IN session at Nashville:
THE FRANCHISE LAW.
Senator Wisener, Chairman Of the Ju-
dietary and the select committee on the
10th section Of the franchise law, pre-
sented a lengthy and elaborate report,
arguing the unconstitutionality of the
18th section Of the franchise act, and pre-.
seuted q bill in lieu Of said section in &C
cordsDce with said report.
90 motion Of Senator Rodgers, Eve
hundred copies Of the report were ordered
to be printed.
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OPERA HOUSE

CBANGE OF TI~ME-DOors open at 70 Il
cnrta3n 90 rise al 20 precisely.
Prices as usual. seats mag be secuted ak
days u advance
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Retail Price. 81 90 Each, and Invariably Cash
j.. A. & CO.,

No. 321 Main Street, Memphis, Tenn,
AGENTS FOR THE UNITED STATES.
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A. s. LEVY & Co,
auction & Commissions,
$50 Second Street.
GALES EVERY DAY. Quick sales; proup
= returns.
WOnderfaU I~nUentiOn.
HERE 1T Is--LooK AT IT.
The Invalid & ParlOr SpittOOn
John NJ. Cayce's Patent.


- hAAl aalHAa ~. q AIAaa
NO complication about e.. Mt liable 10 get
II cut Of order. Oaiy two movable pieces In
The operation OF using ti-ths Ind, anu he lever
that raises 10 The leverls plecea To the handle.
and when the handle - fakeu hDiu o. the id
.riAes; when eleaSeL. the I'D clCses thereby ex-
cluuinx frou view the ruurs cCnteuIs OF The
box. It IL an rnam Mt for he cenIsr table
does away sll Jhr unpteasautnvss rom the
casting or expaetDratiOn sbout O. g sick bed.
It Is as easily l-aDsed as an ordinary tn cup.
+ one Of them aLd sou viii never use any
other receptacle ser eIpect0rstion. It's chezp-
ness and superiority being so mucn sut erior
than anything ev- T before used for the uuf pose,
sDd adapted 20 all GLASS; s aud conditions u our
race, In all climates, al home OF sbroad, bV
land OF by sea, by day or by night, in sickae~
and Ia health, in prosperity OF adversity--El-
ways at your servi e ready TO serve you, and
almost Tor nOthing-Oniy one dollar, and fox
much less 10 WhOlessie custOmvrE
No m-n OF energy need ever complain OF hard
times or lear Of Starving IL he can RAISE even
I'VE dollars 10 begin with. OnshBndred Agents
wanted tmmecia ely to aid in supply Ing the
demand. County and state Rights for sale.
and come quickly Delays ars danger
Gus Disease Is Ia he land. We say again,
every family on the gio0e should have one or
more
Col. N. C. CAYCE, Of Memphis.
Genersl Agent FOR the United States; He.a-
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-11-13

E~veuIn@, NONsmreF A4--First
Night OF tile 0rand ) ectaculsr Dana, a
TALE Of EkCHANfMhkI, with all the
spieudiu Scenery. Costumes. ETC, a. Us d by
q. j. DsaSle IN the BLaCK UEOOk two hun
dTed nights.
Admission, 81; Family Circle, soc. No extra
charge Tor r served seals. Boz ONCE open
from 10 a m TIL 4 pm. Doors open At ~;
lurIaiu rises At ~. uBVfAtI