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Nsrning, -- January O.

Democratic City Ticket
AAYON
ANDREW J. SWEENEY.
CITY CIEkk,
u. i. EEENEf.
cry SERGEANT.
JsRS sCARBROCGH.
TREASURER,
h. M,COY.
.yrEEiNTENI,ENT WATER WORKS,
xeuN w. CUW
wHkEF nAsTER,
IeSIPH MANNERS.
s-IsETI cosufissloSER.
sTEPHEN CLARK.
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DUE old ETE WHISKY
100 tr7els u fhe Sssasz Dgril. D.sfisicd
= Iz-s and IsC1. warranted szper10r "a Any =
the zzrke1, h Ets-s sFe sss s-ie ~
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TOBACCO.
/ 10 : Butts old Ben's" blk los,
- caddies do do. do. "
10 I butts Niagara do. '
- caidies do. do. "
81 butts Dew Drop do. -
81 caddies HOmbriCE do. "
lD hUxes Emily Jones natl II, ID.
- do. Diadem sofi pd. inch.
:. do. Wheeier's nd Pd. do.
=; do. do. hard pd. lh. luitp-
10 do. Mile Collins hard pd. ID. Jumps.
81 DO. k-eu's Fine Twist mai x.
: do MilIer's r and l.. twist choice.
H. drums Fig Leaf
81 E-E. G-tvist running los.
SMOKING TOBACCO.
Is hhls. 7. 6. smoking tobacco.
10 hlf bbls' !. u. do. do.
~ bbls. {. s do. do.
10 hlf bbls c. s. do. do.
Our stock of tobacco il large and the assur't-
meut unsurpassed By any in the market Mcr-
chants are respectfully invited 10 give a Cal
before purchasing elsewhere.
MAXWELL, CAMPBELL & TINGLE.
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LYuN's ENTEhJT OT PlE JAncA GrScyn-
fuf indigestion, Naasca Heartburn, Sick Head.
aCiis. Cholera Morbus. 1c-, who're q warming
genial st4.uulAui is IrQuir,-d lts careful prep
aratinp aud tntirr purity makes 10 cheap she
reliable article for culinary PURPOSES. Sod ey::
rryWhrrv, al - ornts pr hottie.
sarassgn Spring Water. sdla ny all
Druggists. iubi-cow
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NEWS

Another suicide In Nashville wa
frustrated by the victims woman
mistaking flour for morphine, and thu
swallowing q harmless dose. Truly tbs
suicidal mania is fearfully on the increass
in that locality.
The miitis Of the capitol buildipa
have converted the statues into Clothes
racks, and, says the Union and Dispatch,
"The upiifted torches are completely mid.
den By althy buds from their unwashed
hides"
The Bolivar Bulletin SAYS: For ovev
a week just passed Rev. J. q Garrett. ot
the Methodist Episcopal church, assisted
by q number Of ministers, has been
holding a great revival at Spring hin
camp ground, about three miles south of
this place, which has been largely at
tended both night and day, and sin
continues, with gratifying results.
AT Knoxville a young man, in at
tempting to toss a ball, broke his arm in
two places by the shock. Base Rail
playing people haYe been unlueky Of
late.
The bottom chord Of the north snaa
OF the old railroad bridge over the Cum.
berland, at Nashville, gave way Sstur-
day from the pressure Of a heavy freight
traiS, and 90 more heavy locomotives
will again cross the bridge until evsrv-
thing is made right. In the meantime
the light yard engines are being brought
requisitioH 10 the running Of trains.
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NJ

royAIrY 10 the Union Of The STATES; FiDEL-
rv IN the Constitution in its true extent and
mra-inr Obedience 10 and maintenance o.
an law. states and National, cOnstitutionaly
enacted.
RESISTANCE 70 Tyranny, Csurpauon and OPP
r-zs.i,n. ef one man OF many and 10 All en-
--,o.busnis upon the rights OF reemsn or oil
sat- or upon the just and Constitutional
-,g.IveS Of any Department OF the state
OF National Governments o.
p-roRArroS Of disf-ranchised citizens 70 All
rgbts and privileges OF which they have been
dlss5iz=d.
prppprrAr ASSURANCE to the colorea race
{ the rights OF freemsn.
v,R by state or Nation Of any
honest debt
n, EsTsBLrsHMENTs Of Military despotlsns'
no enthr1niug OF martial law, no suspension
,rtbe writ OF Habeas Corpus, no staying OF CIT
lzeus bv Military commission, no eNf" az
ca1hs, in time Of peace.
srsrrr sUBoKDISATIoN ofthe Military TO the
Civil Power.
No ASDrx ARuIFs Of states in time OF
pssos.
APPROVAL OF the efforts Of the President TO
,-svaDr the aunIhTsrou OF civil liberty by the
-evorutionizing Of the Government, M to
restore The Union OF the States; and Of all that
he has done TO defend the Constitution and 10
maintain the rightlul supremacy Of the civil
law and charity and allowance for whathehas
len undone or done amiss.
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MARKETS.

NEW YORK, August I9.-Cotton auier
and firm sales to-day $50 bales, at 2s3C
for Uplands Flour better superfne s. 6C
as 50. Whisky quiet and unchanged.
Wheat very firm 50 for spring. Rye
active and higher; 81 55GI 56 for old.
Corn quiet; 81 l24@1 14l for new. Dat:
29Sc lower. Rice nominal. Coffee firm
and quiet. Sugar firm, at 1ly913c for
Cuba. MOlasses quiet. Pork firmer, al
S23 10 for new mess.
LOUISVILLE, August 19.-Sales OF
tobacco to-day, 9 hhds. at full rates for
leaf; 50 5O9l7 % for Tugs to medium leaf.
Superfne flour, 81 90; No. !, new, $40 so.
Wheat 81 0092 0l. Corn dull 9Oc for
shelled and sacked; Ta9S0c in bulk. Oats
h595Tic. Groceries active and slightly
advanced in sympathy with gold. Mess
pork S23 1924 90. Bacon, 121 for shout
ders, l64c for clearsides, 2lc for fancy
packed hams. Lard, in tierces, l24c.
Hay, baled and old, SIS 90 per ton. Raw
whisky nominal at 50 co.
NEW YORK, August 19.-Weekly bank
statement Loans, SIS. 1913 ,24I decrease,
Sl9i,S28 specie, $500, 557; increase,
S6OS, $50; circulation, 1896, 975; in
crease, Sl04, 479; deposits, 81, $40, 465 81 !
decrease, 1892 ia legal tenders, S674,S
1877 50; decrease, s65, 1856 IS. Money
market more active and frmer; 4G6 tor
call loans, sterling quiet at 9lG9s; gold
hrmer, 4lsj government stocks q shade
lower; stocks dull but steady. Tennes-
sees coupons attached ST..
CINCINNATI, August l9.-FIour firm 4:
family SO OO(9l0 so. Wheat active and
higher; g l792 is for No. l red; 81 &OG
2 IS for No. l white. Corn higher s8e
for No. /. Rye advanced, Sll5 snd firm.
Oats dull, 5f(S53c. Barley 81 25. Whisky
steady. Provisions frmer. The failure
Of the corn crop il influencing the mar
ket. Pork held at S24 90. Bulk meats
held firmly, 1lt@I3}c. Bacon frmer,
l2ic for shoulders, Isle for clear rib, Isle
for clear sides, 20922c for sugar cured
hams. Lard held 124c. Sugar firm, 1866
l5c for raw. Coffee firm, 99@274c for
Rio,
ST. LOUIS, August l9.-Tobacco active
at full prices. Flour quiet, 50 5O6I2 so.
Wheat, g 5592 3S for fancy white.
Corn, 81 for white and soc for yellow.
Oats, 5S662e. Rye, CSC. Pork, S24 %.
Bacon, l2lc for shoulders, Isle for rib
sides and l64c for clear aides. Lard, l2lc
for choice kettle.
New ORLEANS, August I9.-Sales of
cotton to-day, 500 bales; market stiff;
low middling, 264e; middlings, 2SIe
Receipts, 675 bales. Flour, firm quota
tons, unchanged Corn dull; mixed,
81 O5 white, 81 II. Oats, firm and in
good demand; inferior, 60c; prime, Csc.
Hay, dull aud nominal, S2S930. Pork,
firm S2d. BACON, supply light and de
mand fair shoulders, lac clear sides,
Use; sugar cured hams, 20622c. Lard,
firm ; %tierce, 14Ec; kegs, I4aGI5c. Gold,
40t940@. Sterling, 53@54 for CONNER
eial hills, BANKERS, 81. New York
sight checks, ! premium.
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THE RoTTENHEss OF PROSPERITY
AVN nRATEEGG


The following paragraph, from an Eng
lish journal, written a-propos Of the re-
cent great display of naval power by
England neal Sp'rthead or Sheerness, is
singulsrly appropriate to the United
States to-day, in which a hollow pros
perity, glittering, dazzles the eyes of the
people, and deceives and deludes even
the wise and prudent, while constitution
al liberty has become a common prosti-
tute, and the country has, while yet in
its boyhood, sunken by means OF q short
war, into all the corruption and rotten
ness of the Byzantine Empire, the right
Of suffrage being apUd sordem ur6is ct
JGcem; venality triumphan ant In everyd de-
psrtment Of the Government, among the
highest officials and the lowest lackeys;
the people contaminated by the aces
sion to the fermenting mass OF electors,
n~Rtive-born and foreign, Of a third Of a
million Of negroes, not a hundredth part
ssft to vote as the Roman populace that
howled to the CEsARs for bread and the
games; a republic, the dam and patron
ola sordid brond Of military despOtism /;
and the vilest Of men, some of them
winning their senatorial stations by pur-
chase in market-overt-as GALBAR
bought the purple of the Paertorisn
Guards-wielding imperial powers for
private profit over q besotted country,
in which, under the outward show and
seeming Of a gsudy prosperity, is nothing
but the -rottenness OF disease and decay /:
The strength Of a country begins with
the honor and the spirit OF its rulers, the
readiness of its administrators, the patri-
Otism of its people, and the determine
ton of all TO play a bold, active, unset
fish part in the community Of nations.
When these qualities decay great armies
and navies are only things to make a
great ruin Of. Now we do not say that
il our case any such decay has actually
set in but should we be very wrong if
We suggested that in the history of the
last twenty years We may suspect the
~stagnation which precedes decay? Would
il be unreasonable or unpRtriotic to in
quire whether the foreigner may not be
as much impressed with our conduct In
the DAniso business and our peculiar in
depreciation Of the LuXembuTg treaty as
with 8 show of strength never meant TO
be employed on account of any treatise
whatever, or apparently for any other
reason? We make the suggestion IN
willingly, but with a conviction that it
is quite worth consideration. Moreover,
it is unluckily precisely the sort OF sug-
gestion which is generally considered too
late. Such dangers, instead Of being
made the business Of the statesman to-
dsy, are generally left for the historian
to explain them and their inevitable
consequences in the light Of those con-
sequences themselves. Who does not
know how glibly his sentences would
run, and how easy would be his proof
that the material greatness Of a nation,
its riches, its resources" as we call
them, never suficed for it, and that they
who trusted to such means of safe and
honorable existence were obvious or
careless of all that history teaches.
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FOREIGN.

LIVERPOOL, August ia vessel ar
rived here and reports having passed OF
the 2Sth ult, the little schooner yacht
JnO. s. Ford, from Baltimore for Paris.
All well.
SALISBURY, August l S-Tbe emperor
and empress Of the French, emperor and
empress OF Austria and king of Bavaria
arrived in this city to-day. They met at
a grand state dinner given by Francis
Joseph. NJ. ROher, French minister of
foreign affairs, and Baron Won Beust,
Austrian prime minister, also arrived.
A conference between the soyereigns
takes place tomorrow.
LONDON, August l9.-The steamer
Quaker City, from New York, with the
Holy Land excursionists, has arrived at
COnstantinople.
ANTWERP, August 19.-TO-day and to-
morrow will be observed as holidays.
The produce market and stock exchange
are Chased.
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= MEMPHIS
ASSOCIATION COURSE
FALL MEETING 1857.
TUE FALL MEETING OVER THIS COURSE
l. VIII commence on the
FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER
AND
CONTINUE SIX DAYS.
CONTINUE SIX DAYS.
FIRST Day
SECOND DAY.

FIRST RACE-GAYOsO HOUSE STAKE.
Mile heats for all ages, so entrance. Gsyos0
House TO add $50. Three or more % MI the
stake.
SECOND ~RACE-TWo mile dash. Punse $50.
Free for all ages. EntranceS6
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ALABAMA NEWS.

The Tuskegee Nelqs says Of the res
mOyal Of hon. c. 4. Stanton by Popeis
lieutenant "On last Saturday the
order came from Swaynedom for the re-
moval OF this popular and faithful pro-
bate judge. He was too noble { bow
the knee to BGsl, hence BaalIs prophets
could endure him no longer. Judge
Stanton served during the war. and since
the war up 70 the time of his removal.
to the satisfaction of nearly every one.
He was elected by overwhelming ma
~jorities, and if he had an opportu-
nifty TO GONE RefoFs the people military
rule and loyal league influence not inter
fering, he would be again elected. He
was the choice Of the people of this
county, but Whereas, no leOdl state
governments exists" etc. J.. j. Martin
| has been appointed to fill the position,
The Montgomery Mail of the 18th
inst, speaking of the prescription hy
| Pope a suoh papers IA oppose recon
! struetion, says As by recent order from
Gen. Pope all officials are required to
advertise in radical journals only, where
! by the Mail Is excluded from the pecuni-
sry and other advantages of such print.
ing, we would state that such advertise
ments in this SECTION Of the state will be
inserted in the A1a free Of charge, as q
matter of interest to cur many readers,
even II we have to copy them from radi.
cal journals. The legal advertisements,
therefore will appear in the Mai, as for
merly, but on cur own responsibility
The Daily Advertiser OF the 18th
inst, says We learn from large plan
ter who il just from Lowndes county.
that the caterpillar IN that county has
done but little damage so far, although Ii
Is mischievously at work on a consider
able number Of plantations. Itseems to
be a hard matter to get a correct sccount
Of the damages that have been done bv
the caterpillar and other worms, We
learn that the planters are generally
ehesrfNI, WHICH should De certainly sat
isfaetory to the city people.
The Florence Journal, of the I5th,
supplies the following We are now Ia
the midst Of what may DC truly called
. cheated term.n For the past week
the heat has been well nigh in~tolerable.
the thermometer indicating 90 In the
shade. Rain Is much needed ; gardens
and late corn are suffering, but happily
at present writing Wednesday,, the
clouds give evidence Of q refreshing
shower.
The Huntsville Independent thus
speaks of the recent concert of Mr.. Leo
Wheat, st that place There was q large
and appreciative audience st the college
hall last evening. Mr.. Wheat fully came
TO public expectation. He is certainly q
great master Of his profession. All &C
cord to the lady amateurs the highest
encomiums OF praise. The vocal and in
strumentai pieces were exquisite gems,
and called forth rounds Of applause.
We are gratihed to announce that Mr..
Wheat will givei another eoneer on
Monday night next, half the proceeds of
which will be contributed to the parish
charity SCHOOL,
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N CnRRrsPOyDFNTs.

A., notice can be taken OF anonymous CoH-
-,un3cations. Whatever is intended fer in
--tioD in the APPEAL, must be suthenti-
- nv TIE name and address OF the
60 as a ,usrsntee OF his good faith and
responsibility.
APPEAL Memphis.
r-,--U7icstIon for publication must be writ
J., =, one sid OF the page only, and with
ar matters connected with the edito-
al 5enartmeut. should be addressed: EDI-
TORS OF q APPEAL, Memphis.
,,,not asa rule. undertake TO return sru-
- NOT fouud suitable for publication.
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TO TIE READERS OF THE APPEAL

~
The constantly enlsrging circulation Of the
APPEAL. and the generous support given 70
botb the Daily and Weekly issues by city ana
,opBt-v. assure the proprietors OF the general
a~nproval by the public Of its course since u
came into their hands.
Its Past is the pledge it offers for the Fu'uIe
II viii continue TO endeavo.T, in aooarosnoo
vftb he motto which IL has adopted 70 say
,b,se Things only that are true and hones1' -
mas but a single client. the People Of tRe souln'
90 n viii endeGvor to ADVISE us Ie"oeia
w,sslv. In that it may OMEN fan but It's opin-
- shan always be honest ard conscientious
at least. I'm
q,osa n whom its conduct is entrusted VIII
,,,-i,Bet 10 endeavor TO make the AFPEAL &C
os1tsb-a 10 its readers, and desirable as a me-
s,rw Cor advertising. The Masonic column
wjD hereafter appear every saturday and OF
go sunday reading appropriate to that day
s,st the p7oprietors hope, by close attention 10
he seairs OF the papers and Office to still en-
zee il TO the support and confidence OF the
,a,,ls on which alone IL depends
JOHN =. G. HOGAN d co.
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The Union and Dispatch of the l7rh
says q private in Capt. Evans company
Is now being tried before the militia court
martial at the capitol for house breaking
at JohnsOnville. Poor fellow, what has
he done to De thus srrsigned for this
comparatively trivial o~fFense, while 80
many Of his comrades In arms 90 scott
free for much more heinous crimes.
The same paper has been given a
peach, grown within one hundred and
fifty yards OF the postoffice in Nashville,
weighing eight ounces Lyman, charged
with the murder of BYrSm, will have q
new trial, the jury in his ease failing to
agree and being discharged on Saturday.
Eleven were for convicting Of murder in
the first degree and one, a Mr.. Goeding,
for ae0uittal.
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Thursday,I 18th September, 1867,

between the hours Of 10 O'Clock an, ane
II m. of said day, proceed to sell. al
public auction, to the highest bidder
upon the terms hereinafter mentioned
the following described Lot OF Land, to.
geth,r With the improvements thereon
situated in Memphis, shelby county, Tennes-
see, via: The tenement No. IS, in the block
known as the Anthony Street Block. said No,
Is being the second tenement nom the south.
west corner of Second and Poplar streets, ahoui
% feet 'front.' by about 50 feet depth.
said property will be sold on the f0llOwing
terms, viz: One-fourth OF the purchase money
cash, and the balance on q credit OF -four and
eight months, for which the purchasers will be
required TO give notes with approved personal
security, and a lien likewise to be retained on
the property TO secure these deferred pay
ments. The equity Of redemption is waived,
and the title Is believed 10 be perfect, but !
shall only cOnvey as trustee.
NJ. !. WICKS. Trustee.
RoYsTER, IRRELEVANT a Co., Auetioneers.
AHA I'd
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Architect and Engineer.

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
Il his friends andthe public that ne is pre-
pared to devote his whole attention TO Design
ing P ans and SuperintsndiOg Buildings, with
as mucA energy and attention to his patrons
interest as he did Tor the City's interest while
City Engineer.
OFFICE-Stiilman Block, Second and Madi-
son streets. charges reasonable.
J. X. MCCLURE
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Fashionable Dancing Academy,
NO II

CREDITORS of the estate OF samuel T.
~ Morgan, deceased, are notified to present
their claims, properly authenticated, to me as
administrator as prescribed by law.
Perssn ms indebted TO the estate are requested
to call and settle. Z. Il. WOOD
anIs A. Aa-H-F-~-.e--
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BOLtin0 Cloths.
Trust Sale,

IN pursuance Of the provisions Of a Trust
L Deed to me executed by A. Street on 18th
day of November, 1858, and which Is July regis
tered In the Registers office OF shelby county,
In Book No. 40, Part l, pages 475, 40 and 81
and also in pursuance OF a Consent Decree
made by the don. William NJ. smith, Judge OF
the Chancer Court of Memphis on I'D day OF
April, 1857, in the causes pending in said Court,
wherein Charles j. Sesy and Others are COM
~plainants, and A. Street and other, are de end
ants, l will, at the SalesrOOm Of Royster, Trez-
eVaut & Co, AuctiOneers, NO. 26 Second street,
AVreSf BufIding
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ldmsinGstrator's Notice.

900 FEET Dressed yellow Pine Floor.
ing arriving and for sale by
fy2l An TAYLORS, McEWEN d BLEW.
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1900 bxs. French Window Glass.
Imported direct, and COR sale by
nnn nRGILL- REOl a co
PLANTATION AND NEW STEAM
SAW MILL FOR SALE.

A RARE CHANCE FOB A PAYING IN.
n vestment The plantation is known As the
town or lak Blun," on " hite river. Ark, IL
miles above the Memphis and Little Roek rail-
road crossing, containing between fouT and I've
hundred acres, about one hundred cleared
heavily tmhered, together with the WnOle or
half interest in q NEX TEAM SAW j
forty horse poWerlEngine, B~lacksmith's Shop,
Carpenters Tools. Wagons and all Necessary
appuTtenances for running the same. There Is
q hne Mansion with nine rooms, 3 Cisterp, lea
pacity 60O gallonE,) three Cabins, 4 Warehouse,
two good Wood Yards, and the best andings
on the river. The absvs viii be sold At low fs-
Eres and on easy terms For further particu-
lars address Mrs. N. In
myth Appeal Once.