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Damaged Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes must be sold in thirty days,
regardless of cost or valne, st NJ. Kraus
& Co.'s, No. 213 Main street, next to
Ward & Leguereis drug store.
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4 sIAADsR REgITgR


" IL
IL is always m~0rtifying 10 5 private
citizen 10 be compelled 70 deny 80 q pub.
lie Journal q malicious SANDER, that cir.
~cuiRtes stealthiiy in private, 70 his 6is.
credit and the injury Of his business.
Yet sometimes, the duty becomes a
imperative that there X no alternative
except 10 perform It.
The undersigned have besn for sorns
years 10 business az undsEtEkers, ID
Nashville, under the Arm name Ct W Is
Cornelius d CO., and for more than !
year in Memphis, ~ MeGafi7ey & Ger
nelius. One Of us W. r. Cornehns5 has
resided IN Nashville for s0nas twenty
nine years, and it would not be necessary
for him, there, to notice the siander ii
which we have 10 complain. We have
~endeavOred to win success, not only bF
attention to our business, but by merit
ing, az men and citizens, the good
opinion Of the community In which each
lives.
We learned some time since, from 8
lady, that a report was 10 circulation IN
Memphis, that in 1858 or 1854, when we
were both residing in Nashville, we re-
fused 70 sell a coffin for the burial Of a
Confederate soldier, and gave some infor-
- " 1EA- AAnAAAAA1f WHICH, iAurE4
his prohibiting the removal Of the body
Of a Confederate soldier from Nashville
TO Memphis, and this tale has Of late
been repeated by a gentleman Of Mem
pbis, who avows his belief Of its TRUTH.
but declares that he will not inform "a
from whom he learned il, rs his inform
ant was a lady.
We have for some time been very well
aware that this report has been used, a.
other d~iseFeditable means have, to injure
Is in our business, and by preventing us
from reeeivisg a share OF the publiJ
patronage, to ultimately drive US from
the city and leave the field entirely to
others.
The report is false, from beginning to
end, in the general and in particular, nor
was there e the least color for the
invention Of 80 infamous a SANDER. One
Of u firm Mr.. COrueliusl is a native Of
Pennsylvania, lOngresident in the South,
and 1 all his feelings and with his whole
heart a sympathiaer with the COnfede-
rate cause. The other is a ~native-bOrn
kentuekiau. in every way loyal and trne
to the South. 1t would have been IN
possible for either to r~efuseto sell a coffin
10 be used in the burial Of q Confederate
soldier. Either would gladly have given
one, at any time as they hare given
many.
The charge whispered against US is one
which, II true, ought to lose Us all pat
ronage in this city, and the good opinion
Of all its people. II it is false, our BUSH
ness and OF characters ought no longer
to suffer and others to profit by il. We
invite all who have felt interest enough
in the matter to give circulation to the
report, to make any inquiry they choose
in regard to il, and prove it il they can.
They will find that there was never any
foundation or color for IL, and that we
have been u~njustly maligned.
W. r. CORNELIUS,
J, B.. M~CCAFFHEN.
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The AHTOTn OH.-The introduction
of this oil is destined to work g great
revolution in the lighting world. It
possesses many advantages over all other
means Of light, from the fact that It il
much cheaper than gas or coal oil, is free
from any offensive smell, and best Of all,
non-explosive. We have examined it
thoroughly, and without hesitation pro-
nOunce it superior to anything extant
for the purposes for which il il recon-
mended. It is also superior TO turpeu-
tine for paints, oils and varnishes. The
propriet0Ts, Messrs. II. G. Dewitt & Co.,
have an Office at "A Madison street, but
they dispose Of state and county rights
to manufacture only. Their patent has
seventeen years to run. Territory is
being sold rapidly, and parties desiring
to make money viii iud this a good in
vestment. Don't forget, "A Madison
street, up stairs. ap2l tf
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EO X y A E.
The Shoemaker Shop Of Jacob NaleA de-
ceased. A good stauL-cOmpleIe and well inr'
ui-Eai. This desirable stand fOrsaic by Nalen
time Mslci, admir-. Inquire Of JOAN VIM
IANBT ri Mann. iNB IT
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Handsome Mozdlnbiques Just received
at B. LOwenstein q Bros. iy6 1t
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PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
saw MILL FOR SALE.

RARE CHANCE FOR A PAYING IN
"A Tbs planiatlon Is known as the
fgVu or Lake Riunp o. MAite river, Ark, Pa
miles above the Memphis and Llifte Rock rail-
road crossing, containing between foarau+ h-e
hundred acres, about one hundred cleared
heavily tImbered, together with the whole or
haIf interest in "A NEW STEAM SAW MIL
If9Hv horse oWerlEuglne, Blacksmith's shop,
Gar ruferss Tools Wagons and all necessary
appurLeulnlss COR running the same. There is
afDe Mansion ba4n nine rooms, a Clstern, tea
oacity COO g%allonE,j tHSes Ce1lusia Warehouse,
- GOOD Wood Yards. and tue belt landings
on ne river. The above viii be sold a. log rg-
sf7-ees Mrs NJ T. u.
800 Appeal Onace
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THE COURTS.

CHANCERY COCRT.-The following
causes submitted to and decided by the
chancellor can be obtained by solicitors
Interested, on application at the clerks
desk
Hin Va. Mix, motion oVerruled.
Fenner ct al rs. SchlOss ct al, attachment
quashed, etc.
Lee ct az y. schloss ct al, attachment
Jacob ct a., vs.. schloss ct al, attachment
quashed, etc.
GuioD vs.. Kerr, decree sustained.
Cuneo ex parte, rehsartng granted.
sharp vs.. Hunter, decree for defendants.
Masou IS. Harris, motion overruIed-
Flynn vs.. Cummings. demurrer Overruled.
MaggiO'd vs. ClCa'lt et a., demurrer sustained.
Sims, adm'r, vs. simpson, demurrer Overruled.
Herbert W. Mix. dnat decree.
Band VS.. Walker, demurrer Overruled.
Merriman vs. C~aunovan. same.
Patterson W Dickens, asim'r, plea sustained.
ParTan VS.. Blown, decree for resale.
CRIMINAL COURT.-In the Grace case.
five jurors remain to be selected, seven
Icing already obtained. Aspecial Uenire
vas issued by Judge Hunter, returnable
this morning at 10 o'clock. The case
will probably be opened by Attorney
General Wallace for the state to day.
MUNICIPAL COURT.-The cases for
trial to-day are:
48. Mayer and Aldermen Of Memphis VS.. Ryan.
%. Powell VS.. WicSersham.
90. Quick VS.. Roberts.
80. Woodward VS.. Rogers.
90. DeLany vs.. Lynch.
81. lehman vs.. Barbiere.
6S. Hill, receiver. rs. Hitadeld ct al.
a. came vs. Gilbert
II. same vs.. Wolf et a..
The eases set for trial Thursday, the
llth inst, are As follows:
7. Carpent VS.. Dsa.
%. C.calli IS. Cleveland et al.
10. Dickinson VS.. Green.
81 Mayor and Aldermen OF Memphis VS.. Le-
now.
@. Same vs.. Fecknr.
100. Same vs. LaZerreltO.
lOl. Same VS.. Saltalamauchla.
lO2 same vs.. NuldOOn.
LOB. Same VS.. same.
III. Seger VS.. WaddeIL.
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P. b HEINRI0H &BRO.,
Wholesale ana Retail
COME ot1On
IND
CANDY MANUFACTURERS {
Dealers in imported
Wines, Liquors, cigars, Fruits, ete
No. 2ss Fsont Srset
MEMPH1s. T
Trustees Sole

ny virtue or q Deed Of Trust eEscut nee
n on the nrst DAY Of Iau11TT4 49,
CV. Hdrf tulla Ak BaTE his
5nir rnrlsfared ia the Eerisferaof1cHB
counfr- Tennesse6. IN Eecord BOOK Nu
PaTt "a paEes &C G44. 10 which rsNre1ca s.
made. dr the prrpDSe o. paIing 9g
thereln secnre1,I VII
On Friday, the NfHdaF e July 1857
on tia PREMISES. neE
lbs county q shaInE a1a =at 1f tsnn
hlenest bidder. fot cash. Gre loHnutne
parcel Of aroIha. tafW1t@ SltuEts tEu0 I
heluamthe f6untE CT 4aetr Or
relhcseee. AGAR the e[r1l
hall OF lot NJ iIT-E
lOuedDy Williams
- follows E~eRi1nluH
west side or walnut etr1o
No. dH7soua. l6H p Mn
ofsasd street threB chains 4I1
Iilnks. - a staEet he eoruerNf 1Nt
ta5. thence west with H1elH
1--WE So sen a1alu8 aHl
u a sInke. tn4Hce nurA-
dva 1D} Nnas toa
chainsaHd nlnelH-7eF
ginning. ccntaanlH#
hereby iutaldA A
half 81 said tHt 40
~ Deed Wi3f4 fe
r-nrner Ifza|H tNaE IL D
Ifer 81 March 4N
n aad 10 ils 40u 81
-rt daa4 o CuzL. auU .t
~ 600. nItI sell ara NR ~
Sefa e ha Haaa etH4lu
s5rrarIraEI UgaNaf1N.
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Where are you going? 800 Main street.
jyl0-2t
NeU Dress Goods just received at B.
Lowenstein & Bros. iy9 2t
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THE LATE ENTERTAINMENT AT FRI
AIRS POINT, MIss.-The courtesy of a
friend has placed Us in possession of a
programme Of the amateur entertain
ment at Friar's Point Miss, on the even
ing Of the 9Th. The many readers of
THE APPEAL ia that section will be in
terested in reading in Our columns a brief
account of a performance which revealed
so much dramatic and musical ability in
their midst, and reflected so much credit
upon all concerned. w subjoin the pro-
grumme
PART FIRST
1. List to the Convent Bells Chorus.
2. BOnnieB Blue lag----.---~-B the Band,
3 Conquered Banner lrecitationf
L. Rochester.
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FRANKLIN INSURANCE AND BANKING
COMPANY Recommendations to
notice given, We, the undersigned, APP
pointed by the stockholders to open and
hold an election at the rooms Of the
chamber Of commerce, on to-day, for
the purpose Of electing seven directors
for said company, did proceed at 10
O'Clock to open said election and con-
tinue the same until l o'clock-when
were duly elected by the stockholders of
said company the following board Of
seven directors, viz james Malatesta,
Z. T. Keel, VIM. n. Brown, NJ. L.
Meaehum, w. n. Wilkinson, J.
B. Mercer, NJ. D. L. Stewart. In
the said election $500 stock entitled
the holder to one vote, over S130, 900
stock being represented n the election.
A meeting Of said directors is appointed
for 10 o'clock, July 10, 1851, at the rooms
of the chamber Of commerce, and all
creditors of the company are requested
to be present, as the book for the sub
scription of stock will be opened, and it
is hoped the company will proceed with
out delay, to business. There is but a
small amount not as yet subscribed and
the interest of all demand universal CO.
operation, which alone can accomplish
success,
N, u, l. STEWART,
] b. MERCER,
= JAS. MALATESTA,
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PART SECOND.
LII III .Luu.

The entertainment concluded with the
amusing little play Of Sense VS.. Sentl-
ment.n The music and Rotations were
excellent, and we are informed by a gen.
tlemsn who was fortunate enough to be
present, that the dramatic talent and
culture displayed by the amateurs in the
" Lady Of Lyons" astOnished even that
highly esteemed citizen, the " oldest in
habitant." The presentations Of Claude,
Pauline, Col. Dumas, and WIDOW Mel
notte, are spoken Of as worthy special
mention.
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BANKING DIRECTORY.
BUSINESS

Arp a 90. 5o5ts aFd sa5ss. 500 mont street
AMES, BEATrIE&JuNEs, Furniture, S2 Main
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Until further notice the Mails viii close as
follows:
For Cairo, Chicago, st. Louis, Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Cleveland. Fittsburg, Phila-
deiphia, Buffalo, Albany, New York, BALI
more, and all cities north and west, at
&l5 p u.
For Chattanooga, Richmond, Washington,
Augusta. Columbus, Ca, Montgomery, Mo-
bile. Ala, New Yotk, Nashville, and all cities
south and east, at 5.n pm.
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Miss,
NiczsbIrg, Natchez, and all cities south, at
pm.
All stations on Mississippi and Tennessee,
southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern aslroads as $3.50 pm.
All stations OF MeE4 phIs and Louisville and
branch railroads at 3 pm
All stations on Memphis and Charleston, Mis-
sissippI Central, Mobile and OHIO, Nashville
and D~ecat1r, Nashville and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee railroads at 5 am.
For Little Rock, Pine Buff and all Landings
on Arkansas and White rivers, (semi-WeeklyJ,
Tuesdays aud Saturdays
Mississippi river south, (seml-weekly, Tues
days and Saturdays.
Mississippi river-north, lsemi-wseklyl, Mon
days aud Fridays.
r. C. GIST, Postmaster Memphis.
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Lddtes, look at those l04 Sheetings
and Irish Linens at NJ. Kraus 81 Co.'S.
No. 212 Msin street, next 10 Ward &
Leguere's drug store,
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w
NEWS IN BEIEF-The metropolitan
police made IA. $50 arrests during the
year ending June 30th.
There were only fourteen cases in
police court yesterday-al embarrassing.
An interesting revival Of religions is
in progress in the Chelsea Baptist church.
Business was very dull in police and
magistrates circles yesterday.
Alderman Johnson left for the north
yesterday, TO be absent several weeks.
The colored people celebrated the
fourth in Holly Springs, Miss.
WIN the city authorities DO some
thing to improve the sanitary condition
Of the city .
Fifteen hundred persons in Tish0-
miDEo county, Miss, have been thus far
unable 70 nay their taxes.
Robert Cox, for assaulting a colored
woman on the levee, Mas fined S25 yes
terday.
An attempt to burglariously enter
the dwelling at No. lO6 Monroe street,
early yesterday morning, was frustrated
by the firing Of a pistol, aud the rapid
d~ecamping Of the sc3undrels.
A pedagogue who not a thousand
years since achieved some nOtOTiejy 10
consequence of su exceedingly manly
aud chivairic action, was the recipient
yesterday, at the hands Of one whose
province il was to act in the MISTER, of a
blow between the eyes, and would doubt
less have been well punished but for the
execution a &" mastery retreat within
doors, and an instantaneous locking
thereof
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FOR ST. LOUIS.
FOR HALLS POINT.

Memphis and Ha es Point Packet.
For HaIe's Point, etc.
VICTOR No. 2..-H0use master--Grehan clerk
This splendid packet viii leave A
as above s
THIS DAY, 10Th inst, as j p.El.
For freight or passage apply on board.
iyl0 It
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,TOLEN REWARD

REWARD
on the evening of iEe Eth o. July, two men
CALLING taem.elves JDHN A.. BAKER and Il.
LkFInmEE. hired from us a horse and buggy
10 gss short distance, since wrlchtime we have
heard o'hiuL from them The animal is a
dark BAY MARE about seven or eight years
old. heavy DID fold, blind lu Che right eye. has %
round scar under her name and near the
shoulder, is sughtly Bo5tailei.
Baker is a small man about i've feet two
inches. .mOo| % faced, short red hair. L-iJrlege
is about I'VE fee LEeyen inches, black hair, DARK
complexion. heavy black mUu>tache a-u ln-
peruL We viii pay 1as above reward '9T iLe
apprehension and return 90 as OF the L2iefaN
bnggy and ore, or hfty collars for the thieves
and nifty for the horse and bug "
a. TAYLOR * r. BOWDEN,
yEF Raleigh, Tenn.
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Briggs & Peterson have just received
200, COO bushels Of the best PttS6lrg Coal
We have removed to No. IL Madison
street, aud are ready to ill all orders.
We are thankful TO the public for the
liberal patronage th5S have bestowed on
US, and hope for a continuance o. the
same. mayg9tf
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THERE ARE CITY QRDINAECEs, that
pretend to be laws, prohibiting the run
ming at large Of swine, goats and other
animals on the streets Of Memphis. One,
the existence of which seems to have
been forgotten by the lawgivers Of the
city, forbids it under %pecUniary penalties.
A recent enactment provides for inn
pounding such n%uissnces; but there is no
pound, and nobody, we believe, to exc
cute the law. Meanwhile, swine run at
large here and there, or lie in the mud
holes, luxuTiating in the sunshine,
with meditative grunts OF much content %
and a flock of some dozen or more
obscene goats Of both sexes and de-
bauched ~prOpensities infest Mulberry and
POntOtOc streets, and others in the vicin-
age, entering unfortunate citizens prem
ises at pleasure, %devouriDg their shrub
berry and flowers, and night and day
d~iscordantly bawling, until one wishes
that they could be used as of old among
the Hebrews, TO carry away the sins OF
all the people to AZazel in the desert. If
the city step fathers will not cause the
existing laws to be put in force to abate
this abominable nuisance, we beg them
to pronounce a sentence of Outlawry
against each and every one, so that Il it
shallcOme to pass that every one that
fndeth them shall slay them.n Nobody
has any right 10 let four-legged nuisances
run at large; and if they will trespass,
they must be killed.
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uISsON, 3, DsaGsL, - Nam street.

uISsOS, =, DENTIST - Nam street.
HUBBARD q LOWELL. saddlery, 5l Second
HAYNES. STOCKTUN HAYNES, Attorneys
al Law, East Coart and second streets.
HOOK s LAGRILL, Painters, % Union street
Hoist, J. C.. a CO, Undertakes, 80 Main
HUNT, THOs. d. q %, Dyers, 25 Second
HERNANDO INSURANCE COMPANY, No.
l2Jeferson street.
HOFFHEIMER. \. s j., Liquors, 20 Front
street
H6LLENBURe q UERTEL, Building Male
rial, sfS second street
HAILNAN, FRED 5. saldlsEy, 10 jefferson st
HOwELL, WOOD& &. Dry Goods, &- Main
HI HUME F. Us Commissioner, 30 Nadi-
son street.
HAHMSTAD. LARRY & q 1. Steamboat and
Ticket Agen-s,c corner Vain aud Madison.
HEINRUTH. p il. d Bros, C-on-esuoners, 80
Front street
TyISsON, EDWARD, Grocer, MNain street
u
UmJNLEY a J1ISEE Produce 81 Monroe
N street
KURTE M~CDUNgUaH, Gas Filters aH Sec
KINBRJ, A. l.. d Physician, corner Main
and Union streets.
Tux * NALl0N, Ga- FIJtsrs, aoi Main
TAWRF~TF = CRRFER UommI sion 5ier-
chants, - root street
LEVY MILLER, Steamboat Agsnts,5i4 Mad
LESLIs, JOHN. Painter, ~ Madison street
INSEY N-REDENBERG, Insurance agents,
II Madison street
LDWENSTEIN & BRO, B., Dry Goods, corner
Nam and Jefferson Nlr-tle.
~ENEEN BROS, Dry Goods, a3 Maiu
MACK, BROS. q BONN, Dry Goo1s, Dol Hain
AcCJMBS * co, hardware, a3& ana ai Main
street
@cCAFFREY & CORNELIUS, Unccrlakers,
S7 second street.
M~ERRYMAN, BYRD a co. Jeseiryr 20 Main
sLteL
MURRAY q kIuGLEN, Merchant Taylorsr 81
Madison street
MAyFR MAKsCHUETZ q 10 togacCu, cor
ner jefferson and second streets -
MISSISSIPPI VALLEY INSURANCE. co. 2
0E8IRaEN BRO, L'quos ~ Main street
MOODY WINBIsH, Commission Merchants,
Bradley Block.
MITCHELL. % Mulluers, Nine, n. + cor
MOFFAr JAS g., Trimmings, so Maiu street.
IYEW NEMPHIs TheaIer, Jefferson street
IN
NATHAN BROS q Co. Liquors ~ Second
~WEN- MOORE & WEST, Northwest corner
~ MADISON aus Main streets.
DRGTLL Bh 5. q CO.. Hardware, $40 and SO
Front street
49, EUENS Nff5-Deyg- Maia- over
German IA ouar Fank-
PATKICK- . NJ 60, Cotton Factors 20
trool street -
HSa i5au atrset
Front -treeI
flkE- j. r., AltlsA-s- L.---
PERKINS, LINlSGolGN fOHl, haru"afe
81 Main street
-0fBrEH. T~HELENANl q 60, AucI-n-
A. esTe Iehersaa stock second ssIes-
ROSlNSuN. ~. q w. ~FouhueI' MAN
~ -
RAGLAND, BRO. &to1 Eo2ls ana SHOES DIV
Sf5I m Adams street.
RADCLaFF g. r., Lime, Cement etc 81 Maal-
ron street
hUHBNs p a HARDWARE q
second street
WILLIAMS A CO. Lumber ia
Madison STREE.
eHL0-s = BROS, Dry Goods ~ Main street,
SIXTH, ". r, tnde-iakeE, ~ MONROE eLtet
SMITH EN. UadrrJs1er, as second street
sTITH. r., ArehltecI, Irving BlocE, second
street.
81. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
Company, q Maal~'h street
EHILTZ. a. H. LaaEsHIfl.I H Jefferson street.
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EOund.
FOR SALE.

EOTND az the Foplsr Street Market, Gu
h TUESDAY, June 10Th, a large SAFE KEY.
The owner can have The same by applying at
the APPEAL office.
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q


X DIN G.
Families or single gentlemen can obtain
l,14-,I and good rooms; also day boarders can
heareammudafcd az 89i second street, between
Gsyoeo and Baal. ieAu
boarding
Furnished rooms, with good board, can be
had at reasonable rates at No. l05 Monroe
street Also q few day boarders can be accom-
modated. jei9u
CELECTand cheap BOARDING
a FEW DEsIsABIE ROOMS, either fur
uished or -unuTnished, to rent, with board, to
either gentlemen or families, convenient to
business, within one square OF Court square,
and at the most reasonable rates, at No. SO
Second street, near Madison. je2tf
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Hon. j. W. SMITH VIII address nl
fellow-citizens at the following times auC
places, viz:
Lagrange, Tuesday, July 9.
Oakland, Friday, July y
Macon, Saturday, July l3.
Belmont, Monday, July Is.
Mann's Depot, Wednesday, July Il.
Shelly Depot, Thursday, July is.
Bartlett, Friday, July 10.
Raleigh, Saturday, july On
Cuba, Tuesday, July 3.
Germantown, wednesday, July 81.
Baskerville, Thursday, July %
S~omerville, Saturday, July q.
At which appointments w. J. Smith
and f. 5. Richards are respectfully in
vited to be present, aud div lie time
Gen. P. 3. Glenn viii attend tas most O
the above appointments, and idres.
the people upon the important i o.
the hour.
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8Og Aaia sfaeef is the place.

NeV Dress Goods just received at B.
LoWenstein & Bros. iy92
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The fashionable go to 2Os Main street,
ty10-qt
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FOR SALE,
4 Steam Engine, Nearly Near.

THREE feet stroke, thirteen inch ~ iuderr
/ iron bed plate. with heater pumps, pipes
boiler. IRE front. CRATE bars, and smoke slacZ
complete.
AI-o, q i've o. hone portable engine and
boiler complete, at low figures. Inquire Of
NJ PlNE,
feiatm PradIcv Block, Water street.
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THE FIRE-Tbe fire early yesterday
morning was in the OyeTtOu tract, q
small building being consume The
loss was trihing.
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DIvIDEND.-The directors OF Il Ger
man National bank Of Memphis nave
declared a dividend Of five per can less
government taE.
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TO save Money, go to 300 Main street
jyl0-2t
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PATRONS OF THE SOUTHERN
ASYLUM.
! would most respectfully inform my
friends aud acquaintance that / have
no interest or connection with the
SOUTHERN ASYLUM, and am 10
longer a director, and am not responsible
for the manner in which its affairs may
be conducted. JOHN AINSLIE.
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A. J. Fletcher, radical, will address
the people at the following times and
places, viz;
Huntingdon, Carroll county, July 10.
Trezevant, Carroll county, July II.
Trenton, Gibson county, July y.
Brownsville, Haywood county, Julyl3
Memphis, Monday evening, July 10.
Bolivar, Hardeman county, July Is.
Dresden, Weakley county, July II.
Col c. 5. Cameron, Of Shelby, con
sentative, by invitstion Of the conserva-
tive citizens, will address the people in
reply to Nj. Fletcher at the above named
places on the same day, or viii divide
time with Fletcher if be is willing.
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6OCTHERN AID FESTIVAL AT NEW
Madrid, Move learn that one even
ing last week the ladies of New Madrid,
Mo-, gave a southern aid festival, which
Melted $3.50 for southern sufferers.
CHELSEA BAPTIST CHURCH. The
pastor of this church will hold service
every night this week. The cOngrega-
lions are good, and the interest is deep
and pervasive. All interested in the
cause Of religion are invited to attend.
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Tel your friends to go to 300 Main
street. jyI0-2t
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To the Patrons or the Appeal.
Public Speaking.

You are requested not TO pay any car
riers without a certificate from me, and
to report at the counting desk any ir-
regularity in carriers. l.. DAVIES.