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Spoken.
Ship Washington from Callao for New York. July - No
lat DC.
schr George Darby from Havana for Portland. Oct q
by ship Uncle Toby Fortress Monroe Callast
Foreign Ports.
HARBoR IT, Oct 2-In port brig Dale, Of and Tor
Bang Oct6.
ST. CRoIx, Sept 24-In port bark Antelope, dsg.
Americas Porte.
FORTRESS MONROs, Oct n-Arrved inside the CapoN,
bgs Maybe, Greenock; Chattanooga Porto kieo schr +
Thorn, Navassa.
saied-ship Uncle Toby (from Calao,. Baltimore; ~
Lucy (fiom Rio JAneirol New York.
For Ohcr Shipping Ncgs See Ninfh Pd9a
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Cri-tndoro's Hair Dyc.--The Best Ever Man.
ufacturrd Wholesale and retail; also applied a. Ma
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Rnlirond Euchre Boards.
Oiled walnut. green brass and ivory made
tons carry In travelling bags. sold by s,atonera
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A..Rheumatism Legn1Iy Warranted Cared
money refunded DR. FiTLEks Great vegetable Rksa-
matte Remedy taken inwardly Refcrsnccs H. 757
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net AMI 20 retention OF their ruptrea A. ~ tmes
Tue most active foot horseback
and n final. permanent cure IN the q Dr.
orncrs appliances and Curatives Office So Broadway.
corner Fourth street.
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n II. R.-Rndway,s Ready Relief.
internal external viii Instantly stop pain ard sp-cciy
cure all Rheumatic Ncuralgic. Nervous and MArous
plants Asatic Cholera DlarrheA aud Bowel Eomplalnt
Sick and Nervous Headache. Price % ceuts a bottle.
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souraud,s Oriental Cream. mr. Magical
BEAUliFIEk for the skin and complexion. at has depot,
tkJ broadway.
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Corns. Bupions. ENLARGED Joints mud all
diseases OF the feet cured By Dr. ZACAAIL Gl Broads
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BKoIhhk' Iwsnty.eshsh street. second avenue and
Buildings, Iron Fronts, Roofs, Frcproof Ceilings Floors
and Partitions wrought and Grers and Beams.
Columns, window inels and Ss, IN great variety Of pat
erns Illuminating Tiles for areas floors and roofs Iron
Doors and Shutters Sashes, Skyhts. aings, stable FIX
tnres. Roof cresting for Frenoh roofs Particular
attention paid 10 the manufacture Of line Casting.
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GALVESTON, Oct II, 1861
Tho steamship General sedg wick was fallen in WITH
badly disabled. forty-nvc miles west of Ship Island
shoals and YES yesterday towed TO this port BY the
brig Galveston. She laying n anchor with the loss
Of her topgaliant mast and ,opsails
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As Faces Are Of 1Ieny ,Ss,lss. 90 she.!A
mos, extensive retail Hat establishment in the UnitsA
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jerome Park Races.
FIRST DAY, TUESDAY, OCT. H.
HURDLE RACE AND Three FLAT RACES.
SEE ADVERTISEMENTS.
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S HIP PING NE w s.
Pert OF sEW YORK. OCTOBER u. 1857.

Steamship Mela (Rrl, Sumner Liverpool via Bostou 8
days, in ballast To rapscott smith 4 Co
steamship Louisa Moore Wallace Newbern. NC, 3dAyss
with mcse and passengers to Murray Ferris & Co.
steamship Valley CITY Tomln, Washington, DC. s days
with mdse to Jas Hand.
Brig Gipsey DAM Davis, crolx Sept r. ar
Dor III, IL days with salt &c to Haniord Has
had heavy Ne gale with high sea; 18Th inst. Basnegat
bearing WSN 70 miles, passed quantts OF WRECK,
among which was spar and the house.
Brig Flora del Mar lBrl Pes Windsor 10 days. with
plaster, to Crandall umphray h co.
SIhr Horton, Fields. Corpus Christie, with mdse v
schr Jed Frye Langley Elzabethport Tor New Haven.
Schr Harper. 0ilcy, Warren, RI
Below.
Ship jeremiah Thompson Kennedy. from Liverpool Sept
16
Ship Nymphon. Bijaanstadt, from Liverpool sept2.
Wind At sunset w.
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Tcrrcy's Patent Weather strips Exclsdc
Wind dust. rain. Warranted Owe years. Depos -
Maiden Lane. New York.
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LOUISVILLE, Oct. IA, 1857
The river n falling rapidly. There arc twep,y-sir
| inches OF water IN the canal
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The NIcKeon County Conyeutlon.

The McKeon County Convention mot last evening pur.
suant to adjournment ., Masonic Hall in Thirteenth
street. After some baloting and confusion,
seventy Of the members-the convention
numbering In all about one hundred and forty dole
gates-botcd and proceeded TO nominate Michael Con-
molly their candidate for Sheriff. The convention Of
the boilers which was noisy beyond precedent was
held In the billiard room below. and Connolly having
been nominated, adjourned TO meet on Thursday
ing
fhe regulars then proceeded to ballot for Sheriff. the
1rs, ballot giving the requisite twothrds OF the votes
poled for Thomas H. Ferris William e. Conner was
also ballot nominated the McKeon candidate for
the Office OF County Clerk II IL not probable that
compromise will BIO effected between The two wings Of
the convention, in which the McKeon faction may
BIO considered, literary phrase ''as out OF print"
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Democratic Union sennt orial Nominations.
The Senatorial Convention OF the democratic Union,
or Cooper Institute Miles o'Reiy democracy, the
party variousy designated, assembled last evening
with the following resali:-Fourth distrct-AdIourned
without making a nomination; Fifth dlstrctCharics
BIauvclt: sixth dIstrct-Adjeurned; nomination;
Seventh district-John Hardy; Eighth district-No
returns.
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messing Of German Liquor Dealers.
Tie German liquor dealers innkcepers and lager beer
retailers held meeting in Houston street yesler.
day afternoon for the purpose u announced OF
taking action in reference 10 the election and To-
upon candidates for the Legislature whose principles and
position such, that they BE- depended upon "
represent Their interests and 70 oppose laws which
considered . disgrace to tho community. There was
large attendance, but tho meeting turned out 10 be
exciting AFFAIR, and broke up confusion, without
accomplishing anything. Alter the assembly
bad been called to order BY Mr. Maschowsk julius Korn
called upon TO preside. Several presidents and
secretaries were appointed whoreupon addresses we're
delivered by Or. Hugo Kuehne, OF Richmond, Va, and
Or. Meter, OF New Jersey. both Of whom denounced
the alleged corruption and iptosancs OF the Puritan
element which IL charged 10 have originated such un-
popular ordinances ~ the present Excise law. was
thersupcn decided to nominate candidate TOR the sixth
senatorial district embracing the Tenth, Eleventh and
Seventeenth wards and . committee Of three for each
was appointed agree upon candidate The delega-
ton OF the Tenth ward proposed Mr. Mckinney the Sec
rotary Of the Liquor Dealers socieys while the other
two delegations recommended MT. Thomas Creamer,
formerly memb or OF the Assembly. Both candidates
wore board their behalf dsanina their positions and
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-04

ATTENTION DISTILLERs.-SeW Stills
built TO order and Second Hand Stills
for sale at H%OllenbeFg 4 OeFtel'S, Copper
smiths and Sheet iron WORKERS, NO. 346
Second street.. Steamboat work prompt
LIZ attended TO. jy5 daWtf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-04

NEW MEMPHIS THEATER.-The st.
tendance at the New Memphis theatel
last night was slim. Miss. Boyd sp-
pesred in the character Of the
Countess" to good advantage, Mrs,
Allen playing " CathArine" in a man.
ner alike creditable to her and accepts.
bic to the audience. The Huon" Of
Frank Rsche was good and correct, he
~deliReating the lover not only honorably
but very pstheticslly. This gentleman
is careful both in his reading and acting.
Although times may look 6lus at pres
ent, he is destined to become an i'm
mense fayorite with the p~lsy-goers OF
the Bluff City. Mr.. Anderson is a
good old man, and never fails to make 8
hit. The minor characters were well
filed. The grand benefit rendered to
Miss Belle Boyd, will come of tonight,
the fair benefciare plsying "Arrsh
Neelish, y and Mr.. Frank Roche "Shaum
the Post" in ATrdh ma P0gte. From
the names appended TO the requlsition,
it is fair 70 suppose the house will be
filled from pit TO dome. We hope
it may be so; not only the
efforts OF Miss Boyd, but the enterprise
Of the manager Of the New Memphis,
deserve such q return.
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SYNOD OF %NAsHYILLE.

Editors heUphls Appeal:
This body met in the city Of Nashville
on the 26th OF September, and organized
by electing Rev. ". E. Caldwell mode
ratOr. A few facts developed at that
meeting will interest many Of your lesd-
ers That the church in East Tennessee
is fast getting back to the liberty OF
speech and conscience it one had. Much
moral courage and christian fortitude
has been manifest by those who think
that man may worship God according
to the dictates Of his own conscience
The bayonet has been used to try and
silence our ministers, but they have
faced them with such boldness that the
wild, fanatic spirit Of that region is fast
giving way to moderstions and tolera-
ton, and new reports come In encour-
aging to every one interested in the
church. Then the Synod took very de-
cided action in reference to Stewart col
lege at the city Of GAINESVILLE. A schem-
is now on foot to raise money to repaie
the buildings, and the endowment funr
will enable the Synod to go forward ind
msdistely, so that in wv years we
hope 70 see this college in sue
cessful operation. 1t is the most
practicable point now spoken Of. We
have good buildings, needing repairs f;
what endowment fund we have is good
and bearing q good income. Then the
Synod desires to assure the people Of
Tennessee that we look forward to the
time when we can say that We are proud
Of our own college. Rev. Fl. B. Bonde
and d. n. Kennedy, Esq, have been
intrusted with the best way to bring this
matter to the notice Of the people.
After a pleasant session the Synod sd-
jOurned TO meet in R~Ogersviile next
year. DELTA.
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NOTICE.

the Ostober term. 1897, Of the County
A Court OF shelby county, Tenn, / viii aP-
p[y for LETT ers OF administration on me oabats
o. n EsSIsii' JOHN HALLUM.
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HOWARD AssoCIATIoN.-We publish
this morning the following programme
Of the organization and objects Of the
Howard Association. Prominent among
the characteristics Of Memphis in the
large proportion Of transient persons in
its population, and at oil seasons Of the
year, In cases Of sickness, there sre calls
upon the humane and charitable In their
behalf. That these calls may be met in
diligently and systematically, is the
object Of the Howard Association, and
We are grstlfied In being able to state
that 1t has met the unqualified ap-
proval Of elergymen and physicians,
several OF the latter pledging their CO.
operation and professional services. We
trust that it will also meet the approval
and sympathy OF the community gen.
orally, and that q sufficient number may
join the association TO enable 1t to grap-
pie With any emergency. The object Of
the organization may be stated as fol-
lows: The names Of the gentlemen at
tached is q guarantee that IL will be
pushed forward to q successful issue.
Impressed with the Importance OF an
association to provide nurses and neces-
saries for those who may be taken sick
amongst US, without means and without
friends, the subscribers propose TO form
an organization, to be known as the
Howard Association Of Memphis. The
association will comprise active and
honorary members. The active members
to contribute their time and labor IN
attendance upon the sick, under the d.
Of the proper officers Of the Rsso-
the honorary members Of those
who shall contribute not less than ten
previous to enrolling their names,
and annually thereafter during the ex-
Of the organization and also Of
such Others as may be declared worthy
Of the distinction by a vote of two-thirds
Of the members present. The qualifca-
for active membership are tenn
perate habits and a good moral character.
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FOR RENT

STORES aud OFFICES In Betheu's New
Building. on the corner OF Main and South
Court streets. Apply 10 the building 20 p. Z.
No q my2u
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CTTY MATTERS
5 az MAIIa.

Until further notice the Mails win close AZ
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago, st. Louis, Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Cleveland. P1ttsburR, Phtla-
delphla, Buffalo, Albany, New York, BALI
more, and AL cities north and west al
Sis m
For Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington,
Augusta, Columbus, Ga, Montgomery MO-
bile. Ala, New YO1k, Nashville, and III cities
south and east, at $50 pm.
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Miss
Veksburg. Natchez, and al cities south, 81
Ap.m.
All Stations On Mississippi and Tennessee,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
NortheT railroads At $3.50 pm.
All Stations on Memphis and Louisville and
branch railroads at 3 pm.
All Stations on Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
sissippi Central, Mobile and Ohio, Nashville
aud Decatur, Nashville and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee railroads at 5 an.
For Little Rock, Pine Bluff and all landing
en- ArkanEasand White rivers, (semi-Weeklys
Tuesdays and Saturdays
Mississippi river south, l~semi-Weekiyh Tues
days and Saturdays
Mississippi river-north, (semi-veeklyl, Mon
days AND Fridays.
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Ladies, at the "Straw Hat and Bon
net Bleachery you can have your Felt
and Straw Hats and BOnnets dyed the
new Brown. This color does not fade or
soil. WIN. GOODYEAR,
3S Main gtreat
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Land For sale.

n undivided one-halfi interest In 5000 acres
A OF Red river bottom land, IN Lafayette
40 SEWER counties. kan
Tbfsfntarsst, the title to which is perfect, viii
h sod AZ . low figure, for One-third cash and
Inc remainder a. one aud two years, without
Interest
AIso. $40 acres OF magnificent Arkansas
liver bottom land, above an overflow, and the
nnest body OF land in the state, In Crawtoru
county, Arkansas.
These lands viii be sold together or In par
Apply 70 Pike ADAMS,
Attorneys a. Law,
mhS-tf rs Main street, Memphis
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Notice.


I HEREBY forewarn the public not to trade
L fOr an acceptance dated Hot Springs, Ark,
September u, 1857, at ten Q0) days sight. for one
hundred and seven dollars (SGO0 in favor OF
W. D. Sanger: also, a note OF the same date, at
sixty days 1907, in favor OF George W. Lawrence,
ior two hundred and forty-nine t24s) dollars.
l WAS forced to give the same, which I did I'M
der protest, there being no consideration Tor
them. EDWARD IVINSON.
HoT SPRINGS, ARK, September 2, 1857.
To TIE GdEeHS Of HsnphS:
"Ohi for a whip in every honest hand
To lash the rascal naked through the werld. -
In rePiy To the nfamou card Of Edl0dFd To-
iHSOn, 2i Main street. publish d in your paps
Of the 18th instant, IdeHOHace him a liar and an
EHgTdte ScOundrel His note iCds OtUen % me tT
a just consideration, t0ithOuR force Or protest. n
trds due for kind, dnentire medical and Elrgicdl
services rendered his tgQe, tchO 1sds ny pdtieHt me
DGSf itpO seasons.
Ell the fellow Ivinson has uaencUmbered
property, l will collect the note, and il an op-
pOrtunity presents, III promise to expose an
ig~nOminious wretch IS an Rrch-villain to the
cOntumely and execTation OF an honest u
respected community.
GEORGE ". LAWRENCE, N. D.,
oc2 81 Residept Physician.
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ATTEMPT AT URDER.-A well known
planter from Rrownsville, Tennessee,
was met OF Court street about
ten o'clock on Wednesday night, by
two negroes, who not only beat him,
but finding that be resisted their
attacks, fred " shots, one taking
effect in the right breast, the other in
the back Of the head, which rendered the
victim insensible, while the robbers sue.
oeeded ia robbipg him Of all the money
he had on his person, which only
amounted to about sixty dollars. A
passer-by finding him in this state,
called a physician, who dressed the
wounds, and the victim proceeded to his
home yesterday. Truly it is difficult to
know when one is safe In the streets Of
Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-04

RELIGIOUs.-There will be divine ser
vice in the Chelsea Baptist church to-
night, beginning at :! o'clock, and the
services viii he deeply interesting and
impressive. Mr.. Spencer c. Rogers, OF
the firm Of Graves, Jones & Co, is to be
ordained to the office Of deacon in said
church. The order Of exercises will be
as follows Sermon by Rev. T. II. Ford
examination Of the deacon elect by Rev.
A. B. Miller prayer and imposition OF
hands by the presbytery charge 70 the
deacon and the church by Rev. J. r.
Graves. All interested are invited to be
present.
IL OUR notice OF the election of Col.
John Heart to the position of secretary
Of the chamber of comm cree, q typo
graphical error occurred, which we are
unable to account for. But so ii was, the
name OF our respected friend, well known
as q journalist in Washington city,
Charleston and Memphis, and as former
superintendent Of public printing at
Washington city, was misprinted " John
I. Hart" The name was misspelled,
and a "Tn inserted, which did not be-
long there. Such, however, is the COM
non fate Of those who have spent a life
time IN useful and honorable service to
the country. Autographed error may
leave the record Of their acts incom-
plete.
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1TOIEN-

Prom the subscrlber, two miles west Of Ma
con. Faystte county, Tenn. enc DARK A
MARS. black name and tail, with syn OF
wearing a yoke behind her ears. and Is about
fourteen or fifteen hands high. with some sad.
die roars on her back and soUe seven or eight
wears old. and blind IN her right eye. Also,
one uns HORSE MULE. light s0rrel, some
seven or e!gh. years Old, with y sign Of being
kicked on the left hind Ieg. and = black stripe
across his wethsrs. aud extending 20 the root
Of his tail. The Mule and Mare fre both
branded az P.Non the len hip. Twenty-Five
Dollars reward VIII be paid for the celyery OF
eacr 10 MRA E. PORTER,
se2s I've Macon. Tenn.
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Attachment Suit.

A. l.. Kimbro vs.. A. c. Patterson.
CAID defendant, A. c. Patterson, win take
- notice that an attachment was issued
against his estate for the sum Of two hundred
dollars. debt cue py. note upon the ground TIA
the defendant is a nonresident o the state al
Tennessee, and returned levied, ETC.;
1t Is therefore ordered that the said defend
ant, A. c. Patterson, enter his appesrance
herein on or before the 18th day Of October
next lS60. ut my Office in the town OF Browns
vile, and plead, answer or demur to the plain
tins eomp amt, or the same wiz be taken foT
confessed and the case set Tor hearing ex parte
and that a copy OF this order be published once
s week for four successive weeks In the Mem
pitts Appeal. ROBT. S. THOMAS, j. p.
for Haywood county.
W. ". Rutiedge, Attorney.
Brownsville, Sept. 9, 1857 Sel4 laU4Ws
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WANTS.
WANTED

Two good DRY GOODS Statesmen. Apply
81 No. rs Main street, between the hours OF 5
aud 6. Meme but No. 1 hands need apply.
Good references required. ocS2t
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NOTICES.
RTEA LIFE XsUgANCE COMPANY,

OF HARTFORD. CONN.
a.sets. over Six aud a Half Million Del
lars.
ISSUES Policies on all the different plans,
md Al As low rates ~ SAFETY and udence
egUI fuetffv. Take . note Tor Hal the Pre-
,,t-,y' thereby vou get double the amount OF
Irs1rance with the same sum 10 cash spent In
Cesh Compeules. call and see is Bdvsn-
tages offered by the Agents A. ~ Madison
MOORE a WEST, Agents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-04

RECovERING-Oflcer Shoke, OF the
Metropolitan police force, who was cut
by q prisoner named Dan Driscoll on
Wednesday night at the ~stationhoUse on
Adams street, is getting somewhat bet
ter and strong. Hopes are entertained
Of his recovery. He is being nursed by
his comrades. In the meantime Dris-
coll is kent in close Confinement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-04

SLANDER.-Some days since q case
came up before the recorder, relative TO
a difficulty between some neighbors who
reside Oh OvertOn street, way up in
pinch" Tim Keogh andhis wife made
certain statements, which Ms. Bridget
Connors denounced, accusing the parties
Of swearing falsely. A warrant was is
sued by Justice Miller on complaint OF
Mr.. Keogh, when the accused was
brought up and fined i've dollars with
costs. She preferred going to jail rather
than pay the amount, and she went
accordint,
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WM. r.. TRICG & CO.,
Bankers and Exchange Dealers,
and
REAL ESTATE AGENTS.

BOONYILLE. MO.
DUY and Sell Exchange; Deal in Gold aud
ID Silysr Coin, Bank Notes and Military
Bonds; Deposits Received and Accounts Kept
for Correspondents; Real Estate bought md
Sold, Taxes Paid, etc. Loans Negotiated upon
Real Estate Security; Bonds, Stocks, Mercan-
tile Paper, and other Securities Bought and
Sold on Commission Collections upon all &C.
cesslble points made upon favorable terms,
and proceeds promptly accounted for.
rendering our services to our old friends and
the public generally for the transaction OF any
business pertaining to a Banking EIchsnge,
Collection or Heal Estate office,
We are, very respectfully,
VIM. II TRIGG & CO.
?. S-We have abstract of Real Estate Re-
cords, OF Cooper Co.; Original Entries. Deeds,
Mortgages, Judgments, Wills, Decrees, etc,
shOwing condition OF title TO all the Real Es-
tate in the County. W. II. T.. q Co.
Oc2
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Agents Wanted.

WE want 81 active energetic Agent in every
w civil district. al SO 70 $50 per month, 70
canvas for and deliver our very pOpularS South
err Historical Work For foil particulars ad-
dress, inclOsing three cent stamp,
3. SUTTON & CO., Publishers,
2s4 Third street, Memphis, Tenn.
- Give name in fuu-Dlstrlot, County and
State plain and distinct se2 I'm
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FALSE PRETENsEs.-J. P. Sullivan,
who was arrested yesterday, charged
with obtaining q mule from Mr.. R. J.
Eddins under false pretenses, gave bonds
to .appesr for examination before Mr..
Justice Miller tO-dav.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-04
GARD q

b
Two or three small families can have board,
with comfortable rooms, near the erminus OF
me Poplar street railway.
sell LEDGER OFFICE.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-10-04

MEssRs. PARTEE, MCGRHEE & Co.,
the cotton factors and commission mer-
chants Of Memphis, have inside ample
arrangements for the opening Of the fall
trade, and are anticipating a large influx
Of cotton within a few weeks. This firm
have located in the new Cooper block,
No. Monroe street, and are prepared to
do a cotton factOrage and general COM
mission BUSINESS, and to make liberal
advances OIL all c~onsignments. They
are experienced dealers and reliable gen.
tIampn-