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/. Dunlap, 7 years, female black, bill
lious fever /. Jones, Q months, female
black, whOoping cough w. House, 30
years, male black, injury Of the spine
d. HOlasky, S months, male white, dys-
entery infant J. c.. Green, 10 days,
male white, inaniIion.
&c. HOIST co, Undertakers.
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scbooI OF lhe Holy Cross.

rETECT French and English school for Girls,
- Mrs. Annie Chambers ketehum, Principal,
N Poplar street me ISL Eess,2n VII open
Tne numher Of pupils is limited, and all are
under tie personal care and Instruction @ the
Fxrcipsl, SUB In
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HEAD GEAR.-"U Uneasy lies the head
that wears a CROWN" is the saying of q
standard author, and although some
what trite, is nevertheless true. Those
who have the good fortune to wear the
tiles of our popular matters, Messrs.
Francisco & Wiggin, No. 500 Main street,
will never be uneasy about the upper
story, but will always feel most cool and
comfortable. They have the finest stock
ever shown in this market, both for
quality and price.
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ChGuenge.-The proprietors Of Hes
perian PILLS, the sure cure for Ague,i
challenge the world to produce q more
efficaci0us and harmless remedy for
Ague. Hesperian Pills never fail 70 cure
Price only 81 90, az Ward & LeGuere's.
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Piano for Sale.
Land For sale.

FINE KEABE PIANO. --octaye, nearly
a Tew cosf over $50. FOR sale A. a bGrgaIB,
Part cash and par. time. Apply 70 \. F.. APP
peal Office. aun "
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Forty Acre Lunch-On Monday, Sep
SENDER sd, 1 will serve my patrons and
the public generally, = fine oyster and
turtle soup lunch, together with such
other delicacies a the season affords, at
No. IS Monroe street. Come one come
all, to Vetter Dreijsigacker's.
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WILL sell my lower P antstion IN TunicA
c1u1E. or exchange Nor OtEer good prop
erfy- ar IeSse fl for the neLt year OF for a series
OF yeau- lt ls one Of the highest and best In
ne lotion, ABOUT 20 miles below Memphls-
80 - A. WRIGHT.
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TO r t

A great opening Is nov offered 70 partieswho
may desire 10 embark III the Produce Bustness.
The large four-st0ry brick building, No 10
Front street, is now for rent. There Is a large
cellar. aRd some ~ or 30 rooms in the building
suuabie for offices and sleeping apartments.
For particulars apply 10 bartlett, Gould q
Blsk emOre, or 10 D. Jameson, through Post
80. sela
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j Ladies, at the "Straw Hat and Bon
net Bieachery " you can have your Felt
and Straw Hats and Bonnets dyed the
new Brown. This color does not fade or
soil. VIM. GOODYEAR,
8SS Main street,
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MURDER AT PRESIDENTS ISLAND.
About one o'clock yesterday morning
a shooting ARRAY occurred at Mr.. I. G.
Davis place on Presidents island,
during which q negro named Nathan
Thomas shot and killed another negro,
Lunden Haynes. From the evidence
given before the cOroner's jury, it ap-
pears that the deceased was killed by
the accused for jealousy sake. Thomas
made off, and has not since been heard
Of. The yury, after q careful investiga-
ton, rendering a verdict finding that
90 the deceased came to his death from a
gunshot wound, fired by the hand of
Nathan Thomas" The wife of Thomas,
who appears to have been the canse OF
all the trouble, has been held as a wit
ness in the case.
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Manufactured by KAVASAGH & DECKER.
and Patented Dec. Is, lS5o. lSee Scientific
American, Vol. l6, No. IL
III fhe only Cushion that Possesses al The
qualities essential 70 a Perfect Crshiou. 10 is
the most elastic and most durable Cushion ever
offered to the billiard. playing public. as IS
since its introduction. The peculiarly which
distinguishes the Cat-Gut Cusufon and renders
Il superior to all others, IS the frightened cord or
sat-gut which Overlies the lace and edge or The
rubber and running the full ienEth Or the
Cushion, which prevents the ball nom bedding
into the Uubber and jumping nom the table
The addition OF the eat gut cord also adds
much to the elasticity OF the Cushion.
The Cat-GuJC Cushion has already been ap-
piled TO leo tables, wnlc1 are IN constant
use. Il can be applied 70 tables Of any make
for SO per set
Kavausgh & Deckers Factory, al the corner
o. Centre ana Canal streets, n. Y, is the most
complete Of It's kind in tine world. The ma
chinery IS Of the most improved character. the
lumber drying room the largest IN the United
STATES, the material used the best thai can be
purchased, and the workmeu thoroughly
skilled.
Billiard Cloth, Balls, Cues and Trimmings, all
Of the be~t make constantly on hand.
kaYanggn 4 Decker are the only agents IN
this country for Rays Cue CsHsent. adJudged
by competent authorities 70 be the best Cement
ever used
Full size Tables cut down for SEQ.
send for Iuust ated Price list.
kANANAGH & DECKER.
I Corner OF Centre and CanaIslresis,
Sc tteO New York City.
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Business Property.-Monsarrs & Co.
will sell at Auction tomorrow (MOnday}
morning, that desirable Business Prop
erty situated on the Northwest corner Of
Second and Adams streets. Each lot
has a front of 2S3 by a depth of 81 feet 10
an alley. This is one of the most vRlu.
able and desirable locations on Second
street, and should commsnd the stten-
ton of those who wish to make paying
investment. Sale positive and without
reservation. Terms liberal.
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THE Upton WEEKLY RECORD,
pnhIfshed At n~orfnGfon Fam

Is the only advertising medium for a hue Sec
i ton OF country, embracing Upton. Lauder-
dale, and q portion Of FayeSte and Haywood
counties, that trade almost exclusively In
Memphis, and il therefore Offers unusual in
ducements to business men OF the city. who
wish to secure country patronage, 70 advertise
In its columns
Our terms are liberal. Send for a specimen.
~ Mr.. C. G.. FISHER, with Briggs 4 Norton.
sos Front street, is our authorized sgsnt in the
city. and VIII give prompt attention 10 al
business for The Record . len with him.
MUHFORD & SANFORD,
SelSt II pronriefnre
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INQUEST.-MT. Coroner Cotton held an
Inquest yesterday on the body of John
Calvin, who was killed on Saturday on
the Memphis and Charleston railroad.
The jury returned q verdict finding
50 that the deceased came TO his death by
being run over by a railroad train on the
Memphis and Charleston road aeci-
dentally.n
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@GUN THEF.-A negro, who r~ejoices 10
the name Of Sam. Budget, was arrested
yesterday, charged with stealing two
shotguns aud two dozen chickens, the
property Of Mr.. VIM. NJ. Cox, Of Chel-
sea. The accused was brought before
Mr.. Justice Miller and committed to
prison, there to await an examinationOn
Monday.
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CODartnerRhiD.

have associated with us in the Cotton
w Faetsrage and Grocery Business JOHN
n. WARE, formerly OF the firm Of Bailess q
Ware, Helena, Ark, and late Of the hrm OF
Rice, Ware a Engle, Memphisl tn business
will hereafter be ~condueted In the name OF
MERCER, WARE 4 TALLE4.
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WANTS.
WANTED

a thoroughly practical Mllright and Ms
chinist OF twenty years expersnee, desires 9
situation. Competent 70 take charge OF the
erection Of al kIuds Machinery, Engines,
Floar and saw Mills, Can furnish Drawings
and specincations. Best OF reference given.
VII prefer TO 60 south. Address MIL
WRIGHT Appeal once sell Nv
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To BE Observation-Disclosures the
disappointment experienced by our ball
nlayers, both cricket and base, in the
non arrival Of the clubs from New Or
leans, we are authorized 70 say that a
ZANE will be plsyed on Monday between
Inc Chelsea and the st. Georges clubs,
The wiczats 10 be pitched at one O'Clock,
and sides 20 be chosen on the field. Any
persons desiring to witness this truly
manly English game viii then have an
opportunity Of doing 50.
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Dry Goods Chedp.-Merchsnts are in
vited to examine q full line Of Domestics,
Linseys, Kentucky Jeans, and general
Dry Goods, bought during the recent de-
cline, by Menken Brothers. se22-7t
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REPORT.

OFRIcE or SECRETARY BOARD OF HEALTH, !
MEALPHD, Tenn SeAtember p, 1867. J
Msrtuary report of tie health officer
for the week ending st II O'clock
Child Of r. DOwney, s days, male
black, spasms child of j. Iilderly, S
wears, male white, diptheris.
THOS. o. SMITH Undertaken.
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ENC
SD BIoadKar. ysR YOrk Citr,
HENRY, MOORE & GERURG,
Manufacturers and Jobbeis Of
No. 522 Broadway, opp. ~, NICHOLAS Hotel,
NEW YORK.

No. 522 Broadway, opp. 81 NICHOLAS Hotel,
NEW YORK.
PHILIP HENRY, JR, formerly OF Henrys.
Sm4tG y T"WuseRd.
JOHN =, Henry, formerly OF Salisbury &
Henry
ALEX.T MOORE, ISAAC p. GENUNG- for.
merly with Henrys, Smith & Townsend,
We have ready large, handsome and well
assorted stock OF REAuY-AADE CLOTHING,
manufactured by Us excessively for the SOUTH
ern Trade, " kiJh We sre prepared to sell at
Low PTsces aud on Liberal Terms.
Our stock is adopted in matsrial, style.
lengths, and sizes, extensively to the south. and
comprises goods from the LOwe.t PFtced % the
Finest MADE, including g large assortment Of
goods for FREED NENS WEIR
The recent declige In wooden and cotton fab
ries viii enable us 20 offer Clothing At Much
Lover Prices than It has been sold for ut any
time since 1850.
Cash and Close Buyers from the South are in
vited to IN IA stock befQre purchasing,
as we believe we can offer thsHl great induce-
ments.
We VIII be hspg to receive Orders, and our
long expsneBca 10 The Southern business en-
ahlss a. "a mske selections which VII BE- Ger
tain to give entire satisfaction.
Descriptive Catalogues with prices sent by
mail II desired.
HENRY, MOORE & GENUNG,
NV NoRE july, 1861. 81 Broadway.
SEQ d&wtseq
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FOR E

TO r .#.
MIS-. f. NJ Dawson's former residence al the
head OF Adams street. Apply at Nc. 70 Court
E~treet-Up-stsirs- sell W.
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Dry Goods Chedp.-Merehsnts are in
vited to examine a fnll line OF Domestics,
Linseys, Kentucky Jeans, and general
Dry Goods, bought during the recet de-
cline by Menken Brothers. se22-7t
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Two large and splendid Halls At No. al Ser
unt stree. ia Adams Block, suitable for literary
associations. balls, private parties, clubs, lee
rure1. fairs. etc. VII be rented reasonably,
IuUufrs or N HIN. Main street, Webster block
or mdme. Llese, on the premises, nom : 10 10
O'Clock p m 81
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BETTER THAN GOoD.-The beverages
dispensed at the Capitol saloon, whisky
chute, by our old friend Geo. Miller, are
better than good. He pays particular
attention to his bar, and gentlemen visit
ing his house eau always rely upon re-
ceiving good attendance and the finest
mixtures to be found in the city.
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Removal Having removed to our old
stand, No. 2iS Main street, corner OF
Adams, we are now prepared to offer
great inducements. We are receiving
daily fresh and ~sessonsble goods. Call
and see, NJ. KRAUs & Co.,
Eel2tf Corner Main aud Adams.
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T. O'Donnell, 8 years, male white,
debility; R. Boyle, 81 years, female
white, debility A. Winters, 5 months,
female white, cholera infantum Bread
80 years, femsle white, bilious fever; l..
Csruth, / month. female white, diar-
rhea; c. Hook, 80 years, male white,
congestion A. J. Jones, . years, female
white, diptheria child OF Mrs. Spore,
female white, still born II. Madison,
3 years, male white, dysentery j. ",
Reilly, l year, male white, convulsionsi
J. Lindsey, So years, male white, dysen-
terry child OF S. Nicholson, 5 months,
female black, diarrhea; Chas. Williams,
40 years, male black, diarrhea; j. stan
bask, 5 months, male black, spasmsi w.
Harris, so years, male black, bilious
faver. OWEN SMITH,
Undertaken.
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W An Ed
AGENTS-Tn introduces our new patent
STAR SHUTTLE SEWING MACHINE Price
S.. Il uses two threads, and makes
the genuine LOCK STITCH All other low
priced machines make the CHAIN 5El3Nh-
Zach agent furnished with s copy Of Letters
Patent. Exclusive territory given. send fOr
circulars N. N. BEACH co,
~ I'm "a Racnnd 81. MamphLa. Lenn.
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The annual meeting Of the Chamber
Of Commerce will take place at the nall
members are requested to attend prompt
ly. s. RIDGELY, Act'g Sec'y.
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BEdnkets and F1annels, beautiful line,
just received By Menken Brothers,
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LTTESTTeN DIsFILLERs.-EeW gtnis
built 20 order and Second Hand SgfIis
for sale st ~H0ilenberg 4 0ertel's, CcDper.
smiths and Sheet lr0R Workers, No. 34g.
Second stree5. Steamboat work DPOmpt.
" attended to, Tvs dawtf
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EOR

That large and commodIous Warehouse, cor
ner or Fourth srd Jehsrson streets.
App1yro <. Il. APPERsON 4 CO,
Ees I'm 3sla Front street.
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NEW
We SELL 10 MERCHANTS ONLY!
SHEPHERD, WATKINS & CO.,
DRY GOODS JoBBERs
M -ANH-
Commission Merchants,
No. sac Maln Street,
Upstairs -ovsr Terry 4 Mitchsi's Wholesale
49, Shoe House,
MEMPHIS, TENN.
Bs-Agsnts for Heavy Cottons, wooIeus, Cot
ton Yarns. ETC.. etc. sell I'm
NEW ADvEaTIsEM'Ts
Memphis and White River United
States Mall Line.


THE STEAMERS CONNER .A
i Gal" and "ROWENA" wiH
form q SEMI-WEEKLY LIN between Memphis
and White River.
The splendid Passenger Steamer
COMMERCIAL, : Wm.J Ashford, Master,
Leaves Memphis every Tuesday at 5o'clock pm
Augusta every Friday at 10 O'Clock am
/" Searey every Friday al 4 O'Clock pm.
WestPoint every Friday at 6o'clock pm
" Des arc every Saturday at s O'Clock a N
Duvall's Blaf every Saturday al y
o'clock IN.
The elegant Passenger Steamer
ROTENA, . John B. Davis, Master,
Leaves Memphis every Saturday att O'Clock m
" West Point every Monday at Sock pm
" Jacksonport every Tuesday at 10
" Augusta every Tuesday at 6 O'Clock pm
!" Des Arc every Wednesday at 6 o'cIk am
" Duyalls Bluff every Wednesday at
These boats have been thoroughly repaired
and rehtted expressly for the trade, and, hav-
ing the Mail Contract for Four Years, pRssen-
gers and shippers can rely upon their re-
only boats having a connection with the trains
at DuYal's Bluff for Little Rock and Hot
These are the only boats authorized
20 sell Through Tickets via Railroad rom Du-
Wallis Bluff to Little Rock, hot Springs, Wash
ington, Ar~kadelphia,. RoekPort, Camden,
Princeton, Tulip and Fort smith. Time
through to Little Rock 43 hours. Sixty pounds
Baggage allowed by Stage Company TO each
passenger.
Passengers for Northeastern Texas and South
ern Arkansas will 6nd this the most reliable
route. Time and money saved by buying
Through Tickets.
A good light draft steamer will be run
in connection with these packets from Augusta
and JaeksonpCrt, making two trips per week,
TO P~ocahontas on Black river.
Tickets sold for all OF above Points on board
boats, or by
LEVY & MILLER, Agents,
22 Front street.
JOHN B. DAVIS, SuD't,
memphis and White River u. e. Mail Line.
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Blankets and Flannels, beautiful line
Just received by Menken Brothers.
seq ct
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TO L X + n T.
TWO OFFICES, formerly occupied by the
Metropolitan Police Commissioners, No ~
Madison street. Inquire al Police Office, ~
Madason Etrest.
Memphis, june 10, ls6I. jeilu
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE DISCOVERY OF FHB AGg.

NO material which has ever been discovered
~ has effected greater benefits in the house
hold e onOmy than
MoGIMSEY'S MAGIC SOAP.
Il is a labor saving invention. as well as an in
valuable remedy In Seurvy Sclld Head. Erup-
tons Of The kin ana Piles DaudruH IS re-
moved nom the head, the Teeth whitened and
cleans d, Plate q Jewelry cleaned, Stains
snectually removed from Carpets, Furniture.
Clothes, Paint, Varnish or Marble. " II the
greatest facility and without injury to the ma
teTisL- It is a great saving OF time and ISo9r
IN washing clothes. II Is the only known Soap
which will wash flannels with the ease o. cot
ton or linen without fuiiinE or shrinking. All
these important objectF can be Effected without
injury TO the skin or the most delicate fabrics.
q possesses no deleteriOus qualities whatever.
me world is challenged 70 prOduce a soap
which possesses so many aiuable properties
and which is so innocuOus and safe. 1t is p
home invention, and deGes competition 10 Any
part OF the world. II has become "a necessity
in M0nphfs,a and its use Is RAPIDLY Spreading
throughout the south, and eventually viii eE-
tend over the IaEkee states, North and south
America. Europe, Asia, Africa and Oceaclca
Manufactured solely By C. p. McGimsey, Mem
phis, Tenn, and sold at the following places ia
the city at Wholesale and retail Page q Cos.
Deans, TaylOris Drug store, Poplar street.
Kings, corner Of Third and Adams Oliver &
Co.'S DeSOtO Block, Madison street; viii soon
be found at any respectable family grocery or
drug store. The prOprfetor is dEsrmined that
its manufacture shah Keep pace with the ran
idly extending demand for It's use. rule
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P. McCarty, 40 years, male white,
consumption C. Zimmerman, So years,
male white, congestion E. Jackson g
years, female black, bilious fever Sha-
han, 80 years, male white.
FLAHERTY & WESCHE,
Undertakes.
Observation-Disclosures z; diptheria,
.; bilious fever, 4; whO0ping cough, J.
injury of spine, /; dysentery, 3; inani-
tIon, /; debility, 2; cholera infsntum, Il
diarrhea, 8; congestion, ,; still born, l.;
commissions, /; consumption, l; I'M
known, /. Males, IS; females, 10;
adults, 10; children, Is; negroes, 81
w. E. ROGERS. VI. D.,
Secretary Board o. Health.
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BOARDING.

RoARD IN g.
Aroom, furnished or unfinished, can be
had With board at No. IOl Adams street. .
A few day boardeTs wanted sell
BOARDING
few single gentlemen, or gentlemen and
their wives, can be accommodated with good
board and airy rooms at M. SO Meins Also,
day bOardeTs wanted. Terms moderate.
sel4 i'm
2 o G
Iwo or three small families can hav board,
with comfortable rooms, near the terminus OF
the Poplar street railway.
For particulars apply 81 the LI
ssIIEU 81 LEDGER OFFICE =
n
Families or single gentlemen can obtain
board and good rooms ALEC day boarders can
be accommodated AZ 3s4 second street, between
GayosOHand BeRE. ieD
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0 CONSTABLE

q In the I4th district the candidates for
msgfsterial honors were more nu-
merous, and more interest was felt
than in the other district. Tho friends
OF Messrs. Griffith and Norton worked
hand, but as the result shows the former
was successful by a large majority, the
vote standing as follows:
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Notice TO Tax PAYERS.

NOAASO ~ AAA A~AJSAo
THE TAX BOOKS for the year 1867 are now
ready. and 1 shall Immediately proceed to
collect according 10 law. All tax payers who
have PERSONAL PROPERTY must come up
at once, or they will dnd their taxes in the
haKds OF ConstabIes who are authorized to dis
train a suficiency to pay all taxes.
PHILIP GARVIN,
Tar Collector Shelby county, 1867.
Omoe-Northwest Corner Jefferson
and Third Str cts.
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LARGE stock OF Plantation Supplies, Bag
a gfng, Rope, Ties. SIC for sale to customers
aftartoe q sell Inn
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FIVE CENTa

FIVE UNITS. HfL q
We request that our patrons WI not pay
the nevsboys more than five cents a copy for
the APPEAL. II is sofa over the counter at
that price, and We allow the uewsboys q sum
Gent margin TO make a handsome profit by
selling the paPen 81 dve cents per p
To THE PATRONS OF THE APPEAL.
Subscribers are requested to. report any
irregularities in the delivery Of the
APPEAL at the counting room. Carriers
will be furnished weekly with certificates
authorizing them to collects Inscriptions
ED. MANSFORD,
SupL. of Circulation,
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LOB BENT

10 X n -
STORES and OFFICES IN BethelPs New
Building. on the corner OF Main and South
Court streets. Apply in the hunding TO P. &.
BETHEL. or $. r. WALKER, JR-, In rooms
No laudZ myZ
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FOR SALE.
70 sAL E.

T
one OF the most complete Pug Tobacco Fec
tories IN the West-IOcated in LDuIsvile-nOw
IN ful operation and doing a large Eastern and
Western business. The proprietor Wishing 70
Tetf-e to b country VIII take Ia exchange a
well improved farm. ora boHy OF rch land, In
Mlssiss Phi or Arkansas OK give
time win approved security or references
Address p. ID. Drawer p, Louisville, KY.
uaH-Eg
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EO y Il
One I2-H-rse stationary Engine and Boiler,
LUNN & HALLON,
SEES ~ Main street.
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NOTICES.

CALVARY CHURCH.-Services morning
and evening, al the usual hours, by Rev.
r. A. Simpson.
RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-Ihere will be
preaching at the First Baptist church, on
Second street, between Washington and
Adams, to-day, at the usual hours III
O'Clock am, and y PM, by thePastor,
Mr.. Miller. q ..e. Cd
ELDER 7. ". CAsREY will preach at
the Linden street Christian church to-
day at II an. and s pm.
SERVICES at Grace church to-day at II
am. and s PM, by the rector, Rev. b. r.
Brooke, A. NJ. Sunday.school 81 8 am.
CUMBERLANDP REsBYTERIAE CHURCH,
COURT STREEI-Pneaching to-day in
this church by the pastor, Rev. DR.. Davis.
TELEGRAMs remaining st telegraph
office sunday, September I'D JnO. NJ.
WiIfaug, W. II. Cherry, JuO, E. Childs,
w. c. Morris, NJ. Wolf, Isasc Saffarsus,
J. L. Meigs, Col. L. G. Haynes, NJ. L.
.Cramsey, NJ. Thomson, w. G. Myrtle,
R0bt. Wade.
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MEMPHIS, TENN.
10 the Cotton Planters of Vest Ten
nessee, 4tGbGnsG, Mississippi and

Z IBFRAL ADVANCES-Supplies at Whole
IL sale Prices. Comm. sslon Tor selling Cotton,
One Dollar per Bale
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-22

L. K-REMER'S.-We will open
on Monday, September 23d, a
Splendid Assortment of Bonnets
and Hats. Also a full line of
Paris CIOaks and GlOakings.
Just Received, all the New
Shapes of BradIey's Double
Elliptic skirts for Ladies, Misses
and Children. Latest styles
Trimming Buttons.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-22

PLOWS OF all kinds,
FEED CUTTERS,
CORN-SHEBLERS,
THRESPING MACHINES.
REAPERS AND MOWERS,
LATH NCHINES,
WHEAT DRILLS,