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Have for Sale,

. MlIburne's Celebrated Iron-Axle Wagons.
Is Mnburne's {. Iebrated Thimble-Skein Wag-
ons-6yer 800 sold in Memphis; all warranted
for twelve months, and only siz 50 damages
claimed for breaksge.
so Carver Gins. from 10 to so saws,
wood and iron frame.
Is Todds Improved Bullock Cotton Presses,
dOuble-gssnsd and TO work by crank. Two
men can make 500 pound bale.
10 TOdd's Improved Horse Powers, for running
Gin and Grist Mills-the finest power made.
JAMES Todd Stationary Engines, OF all sizes,
from % to lOO-hOrse power.
Todd's Planning Mills and Wood Working Ma
chineTy, of all kinds, furnished at short no.
tice.
Portable Steam Engines, Of all sizes, from 4 to
S-horse power
Stationary Engines, of all sizes, nom % TO 50.
horse power.
Single and Double Saw Mils-Todd's and other
makes.
Gin segments, for 10 and u feet wheels, COM
ulete.
Railroad and Lever Horse Powers, ., 4 and s.
horse power.
70 Tons OF IRON TIES Cow to the tradel.
100 Dozen Cedar Buckets, iron and brass bound,
assorted, dow 10 the trade).
loo Nests Cedar Tabs, Glow to the trade).
10 Buckeye Cider Presses. to close consignment.
IIOand I2-Hor-e Power Portable Engine, Sec
ond-hand, low for cash-must be sod.
I6-HOrse Power, secondhand, cheap.
/ Is Horse Power Stationary Engine and Saw
Mil-al complete-can be bought low.
ESQ Saw and 2 70 saw Gins Out little used
low for cash.
daniels Planning Mschjne-cuts 81 inches
wide and 25 feet long-ean be had at a bar
gain.
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BOAT RACE YESTERDAY.

The Compromised and anziousIy.
looked-for boat race between the eight
cared barge Magnolia and the ~four-0ared
gig Ivsnhoe, came off according to an
nouneement yesterday afternoon, and
attracted considerable attention, The
bluff was lined with people, and not less
than five thousand persons witnessed the
race, which was handsomely won by the
IvanhOe. Everything preparatory hav-
ing been arranged the boats came
up and got q good start, the lvanhOs
taking the lead, gaining about two
lengths in the first hundred yards, and
In turning the stake boat
increased the distance between
her and her competitor, makiRg 1t about
five lengths. The crew OF the Magnolia,
on turning, seemed to have dropped the
long steady stroke for the quick short
one, much to their disadvantage. Had
they followed up as they started in, the
Ivanhoe wouldsnot have gained so easy 3
victory. The distance was made By the
winning boat in twelve minutes, The
young men of both clubs exerted them
selves manfully, but TO the practiced eye
it was very evident that they had not
given that attention and care to their
- 0ihAbS HniSA 10 Aha1S AOCSTaaAg "
well contested, manly sports. How
ever, time will remedy this defect.
By the kindness Of Messrs. Bigley 4
Mellersh, the steamer Nellie was placed
at the disposal OF the clubs and their
guests, who consisted Of several ladies
and gentlemen, together with members
OF the press. Our young friend Mr.. Nor
gan, the referee, acquitted himself adj
mirably, and is justly entitled to the
thanks Of all who were fortunate enough
be under his charge. When the boats
returned to the judges stand, Admiral
Semmes was invited on board the vic
torious craft and rowed ashore, the tug
and barge following, when the cOlors
were presented by Captain George
Mellersh, who made a short speech
on the occasion, which was responded to
by Mr.. Smith and our genial friend,
Benz. Shepherd, who, in his speech, re
feTred to dugout race, the meaning Of
we failed to discover, we may be
pardoned for suggesting that should an
other contest ofthe same kind come of,
It might be well to keep the coast clear.
The presence of SO many skifrs in the
river, not only obstruct the view Of spec
tstors, but bother the rowers very much.
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A COTTON PLANTATION
ZOE SALE

OWING to a changaof business, we wish to
~ sell our Plantation, eight miles nom PEN.
dletOn's Landing, on the Arkansas river, gveu-
ty-dye miles sbove the mouth. CONTAINING
state Of cultivation, with hne growing erop of
both cotton and corn, and all the appurtenan-
ces for farming, Including mules. horses, hogs.
cattle. farming utensils gin, gin house. mill
stables, cribs, negro cabins, and all necesssrv
OufhOuses: s large brick kiln, coutsfpfne 49,
90 brick. guaranteed entirely above Overfow
capable Of being made a splendid stock farm
Terms easy.
So For further Information address az =
TREADWELL, care OF Meacham & TreadwaI
Memphis, Tenn.,n or apply on the premises.
HOLMES & TREADWEII.
Memphis Appeal and Cincinnati Commercial
COPY one month. asI4Tm
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MATRIMONIAL The matrimonial
market during the past week has been
extremely dull. Mr.. LJGgue complains
that parties do not seem willing to pair.
Thirteen certificates were returned,
showing thatthe following parties had
entered into the hymenisl bonds: Madi-
son Barr and Lizzie Harris, 18Th August;
Jobn W. Alexander and Mollie s. Her
ring. sd September Jamee Hood and
Alice Phipps, 9st August e. il. Leidy
and Mrs. Annie y. cbilds, i7th Septem-
her James Price and Los Allen, 18th
September; james Coleman and Calls
Ann lessee. 18th August w. J. DuyRH
and BEETLE r. Brown, 18th September /;
d. A. Hamil and Mary +. Trover, 18th
JuISs EssIe Cage and Jane Black. l4th.
September Handy Christopher and Ella
James, 18th September . Walker Wood
and susan NoTment, iIth September ;
II. Windler and Caroline Walker 10Th
September; Y. Smith and Molfie ).
Douglass, 2Sth August.
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MIsINFoRMED.-The following letter
eKnlains Itself. Our correspondent was
wrongly informed IN regard to this mat
ter. We eheerfully make this correc-
ton:
1 HOLLY SPu,gos, MISS, Sept 20, 1857.
Editors Memphis Appeal
Your correspondent "Pickles.h writing
from CbulRhOma, IN this county, under
date Of Sept 10th, Gays
Among the prominent men of this
county who are favoring the convention
project, we hear OF such good ana pa
triofic men as Gen. Featherston, Col.
Tom. Harris. Hon. Jno. w. C. Watson,
Maj. Upshsw, and Maj. KiHloch Fal-
cCner."
The writer has been misinfoTmed in
regard to my position, snd / request you
70 correct the error.
am not now, have been, and,
with the lights before me, never expect
10 be-. ia favor Of "the convention pro-
ject.1 From The FIRST, my opinion has
been that our honor and Interests require
nom us an unqualified and emphatic re-
lection Of the recpnstruction schemes.
xfNLocE FALcoSER
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THE COURTS.

Law CoURT.-Stands adjourned over
to Wednesday next. g
MUNICIPAL COURT.-Stands adjourned
until further or1ers-nO day being set.
UNITED STATES CoURT.-The case of
Alexander VS.. Fitz Patrick, still con-
tinues to occupy the time Of the court.
1t will be taken up again on Monday, and
will probably be transferred to the jury
on that day. z
SHELBY COUNTY CIRCUIT COUNT
Adjourned at an early hour on yesterday,
over to Monday. The trial Of case No.
&c, with its one hundred witnesses, Will
last several days.
TRANSFER OF REAL EsTATE.-V. San
ford, executor, ETC., to E. shaw, quit
claim, land deserted in deed from B. L.
Norris to Shaw, in book So, page l4O,reg-
ister's Office, Shelby county c. and A
Wapperman to Jno p. TrezeYant, deed
Of trust, to secure three notes for SIG 665
each, lots No. 22a0d q, in Browns sub
division of lots 4 and 5; Eastin Morris to
Jno. c. MeLemore, quit claim, lot $40
feet on Front street, extended by
279, in Fort Pickering, contain
ing all the lots in square No.
4S, except lots Nos. l and 2; Theodore
futile to w. P. Deadrick, trust deed, 2
acres of land in.the western corner of lot
No of Deadrick's subdivision on Pigeon
Rooet road; NJ. ID. DeadFiek to Theodore
G.. AutIe, deed, $500, same land; Henry
@. Smith to Martin Griffin, $500, release
OF lien on lot on east side of st. Martin
street, being Of the north half Of lot
No. 4 in block Al.
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OF Halls.

#"a" 49, L"|...H. .-...#
Until further notice the Mails Will close as
follows: "a n .a5-L sF
For Cairo, Chicago, st. Louis, Nashville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati, Cleveland. PittsburE, Phlla-
aelphia, BuialO, Albany, New York, Balii-
more, and all cities north and wesL a.
BIS pm
For Ghattsnoosa, Riehmond, Washington,
- Augusta, Columbus, ga, Montgomery Mo-
q bile, Ala, New York, Nashville, and all cities
south and east, Al 5:a' pm.
For New Orleans. Baton Rouge, Jackson, Miss
Nicksburg, Natchez, and all cities south, at
4p-m.
All Stations on Mississippi and Tennessee,
Southern, New Orleans, Jackson and Great
Northern railroads at 8:SO pm.
All Stations on Memphis and Louisville and
branch railroads az pm.
All stations on Memphis and Charleston, MIS-
Hissippi Central, Mobile and OHIO, RashVil
and Decatur, Nashvide and Chattanooga and
East Tennessee TailFOads at5 am.
FOR Little Rock, Pine Blud and all Landings
en- ArkanRasand Whiterivers, (semi-weeklyl,
Tuesdays and saturday.
Mississippi river-south, (semi-weeklyls Tues
DAYS end Saturdays
Mississippi ~river-north, (semi-Weekly6 Mon
days and Fridays.
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SOME CLUE-Some slight clue has
been got by the police as to the perpetrs-
tors Of the robbery committed at the
jewelry store Of Mr.. Noel on Friday,
detective Connell having arrested a man
Yesterday rs being one Of the burglars.
His name, for prudential reasons, is not
published. 1t is to be hoped that before
our next issue the balance Of the thieves
may be caught and the property re-
anyara1
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REcEIPrS OF MENPHIs AND DoU7svILIE FAsr
FREJSlu LINE FER sA URDAY R~EPTEHRKR
q, ls5T.-Ahoon & Col u bales cotton Wm cam
oway car chickens, Galbreafh, Stewart o.
81 SEEKS coffee, J. Taylor 2 can mdse. Ieo OSNann
2 cars mdse, Foster, GWinn & Co i63 MIR nag
gag and tNtnesJ L Eiekberg ear TIN, Mem
phts and White river pei I ear groceries, Avery
A Eggan ~ Pkgs gnnn I drum cod nsh. N and
c railroad 2cks ware, Galbreath, Stewart a 90
50 haifp Gees bagging. Manifold q Co Q bbls sun.
dnes Harris, Cocnrau Il Co 81 pfRa arorariee
hilsr& Fassman 2 bIs boots. L Kobbins 4
Bradley 8 bdls shOVels, French John a
Co 2 cases sHndries, J Behr q Bro 3 MS
line, Simpson sc tics hams, l. Podesta 4 bhl
gar ARG Lntker2 Gases Merchandise. II =
Grady ] car cattle, lgiauer & Prftz 1 by drv
goods, Herm9n a Moss hx shoes, Lyra Hill i
bxdry goods, B rocco y pkgs confsctioBarfes
q n Bumpass 4 bx2 bales, Smith & MonYee 4
.b1s 2casks, Sorrells& Bryant2 boxes, BradfonS
a sharp 3 bxs hats, Johnston a Vance ? bxS
clothing, Howell Wood & Co I bL dry goods.
Balleutine q Wall 2 bxs dry FOODS. Bodhao1
.hslmef & Parker 4 pkRs hard ware, ARck Bros l
bx merchandise. Stewart Geoyun a Co rolls
carpet / bx dry goods, Naecaro 3 bxs wine, A
lust I bx dry goods. of
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The undersigned respectfully tenders his ser
vices as agent FOR the sale OF your cotton in
D. is city, and for the purchase OF your supplies
The unfortunate termination or the late war,
which so matsrialT arected the best interests
Of the South, has also had It's eueot upon the
Commission b -stness Of this city as transacted
between planter and merchant. You doubt
less well remember with what p~ertinaclty pre-
viOus to the war; amounting IN someinstances
TO annoyance, you were solicited for your busi-
ness at the rate OF Nifty cents per bale commits
sion, free Of drayage, and stored for twelve
months without charge. Then las viii be
again the producer was the Eu1Lg element,
and high rents, rich landlords and merchants
were the result Of planters patronage No
people or occupation nave been more seriously
FRUSTRATED than planters and plantiug, aud
none 50 much deserve 10 be fostersd and aided
in their unfortunate changed condition. How
that aid 80 much needed has been meted cut
you 1 opine too well know. Onerous govern
ment taxes in general, and q special tax upon
your leading production, Cotton large prona
you have had 10 pay upon supplies furnished,
commissions on sales ranging nom 8 % 70 -
per bale, monthly storage at exOrbHant prices
and other expenses, as per rsIsTenes u y31f
littleif anything upon Wnieh 70 reonlI9 your
shattered fortunes, or 10 compete win LneneW
order OF analrs-hee labor. NhenI w1thcreW
rom the Cotton and Commission Business in
1850. private reasons then led me- 10 DsileVe that
1 wOGid never engage n ~ agaln- me solicit
.tatfons OF man that were Iorner pa
from. and o desire 20 promote the interest OF
the planting community, 50 TAR as my feeble
efforts can DO so, and the apparent want OF
9ratitu. e exhibited 70 a community that in
Time past tended 50 materially to the pros
perity OF Memphis and It's mercantile oommu-
1itv las determined me again to offer my ser
vices ia the capacity as stated The reduced
stocks Of eOttonsin the United States and short
supp les IN the hands OF New England MENU
faeturars has caused some advance in prices
rom the late depression, hence early sales may
be prudent and remuneratfVe. s1ch was the
case the past two seasons. and many planters
have had cause 10 regret the acting upon the
100 common practice or holding and drawing
mon their cOttens. Iwould a wise no planter
10 sepd forward his cotton unless he WISHED il
said upon the first active mark l. 1t can be
held at home much cheaper than In Memphis.
Ny charges for selling cotton viii be One Dol
lar per bale. Insurance effected IN all cases Il
not instructed 70 the contrary. Shall buy your
supplies from wholesale houses, giving vou the
benent q same. In shot, BY strict attention
to an the departments OF our business, l hope
10 merit a large share Of patronage.
VERY respectfully,
81 H MOON
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MERCHANT TAILORING Murray &
Ridgely, 81 Madison Street Extending
theft thanks to their customers for the
liberal patronage already bestowed On
them, would call their attention 10 the
most choice selection Of Fall and Winter
Goods, Just received, which for style and
quality cannot be surpassed in this or any
other city. ~sep13-l0t
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AN OLD REsDENF.-We were pleased
10 receive, a day OF two since, a visit
from the venerable Andrew Stewart, OF
this county, one OF cur Oldest magistrates,
and father Of nur well knOwn irienSsi
NJ. d and W. /. Stewart. Mr. Stewart,
although about eighty years Of age, still
displays the yigor Of almost early man
hood. He has been a constant subscriber
Of the APPEAL since the publication OF
it, first number, and we rejoice TO follow
10 the footsteps oftbe lsmented dill iu
putting him on cur free list for life.
Long may our venerable friend live to
read our paper.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-22

Now thatsthe parties are elected, the
question arises whether they win get
their commissions or not. An election
for justices of the peace took place some
months since, when the lamented w. X.
Smith, Messrs. Swan and others, were
elected by the people butupto this good
hour they are pOwerless TO exercise the
functions OF their Office. In such q state
Of things, elections for civil officers now
a-days seems to be little less than farce.
Truly, we are a patient people, In more
respects thar one.
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-FFu ,,5e-stgrad. widow and reliot OF Aaron
il Iashson, dfeeasec, WlLapPly 70 TIE county
C0art or shelby county, EN- - ~ ooeooei
term. 1877, Cor 1he apPOintme- " ~
erstF aIuJ and st aper1 TO her, GHHsI n ne
real estate belonging 10 the esta'e o. 9Si ue'
ceased hush nd.
MARGARET ". JACKSON,
HGglum s. washington, Attorneys
September :. Is =. ses law4W"
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A undivided one-balfinteres in 0.oo0acres
a Of Red river bottom land In Lafayett
and SEWER counties Arkansas
TbfEfnfsrssf the tile TO which Is perfect, viii
be sold a. 3 low figure, Tor One-tmrd cash ana
Tie remainder az one and two years, without
interest
no. 800 acres OF magnificent Arkausas
river bottom land. above al Overflow AID the
rlegt BODY OF land In the state, IN
county. ArkgnEas.
These lands viii be sold together or in par
oelE, for cash.
Attorneys at Law,
mhs-Jf 2g3 Main street, memphis
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NOTICES.
Notice.

I HEREBY f1rewsrn the public not 20 trade
Tor an acceptance, dated Hot springs, Ark,
Contender l2,lS5I. at ten 90 days sight, fOrOne
huudrsi and sew n dollars IS on on. in Mvor Of
". ID. SAUCER. Also. a note, same date, Al sixty
davE faeL ia favor Of Geo. W. Lawrance, fOr two
hundred and f0rty-nlne dollars tsltS Ull was
forced 10 give the same which A did under pro
fEst. there being no consideration fortheu.
re4sIw EDWARD INTNSOS.
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NOTICE.

the October term. 1857, OF the County
a Court OF Shelby county, Tenn. \ VIII APP
DIV f0r let ers OF administration on The estate
seIQ fgw4v. JOHN HATLTM.
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DIFFERING to the above notice OF copart-
IL nership, we would say 70 the citizens OF
Tennessee, Mississippi and Arkansas that par.
ticuIar attention will be given to the sale Of
Cotton, and the highest price that the market
VIII afford viii slways be obtained. Ooeylng
the Instructions Of our customers N every ID
sssnca we expect 10 get a LIBERAL share OF pat
roDa0s Onr stock OF Bagging, Rope, Ties, Gro
ceries. etc, viii always be ,omPlete and sold as
- - can ~ bought sn this market.
~" MERCER, WARE & TALLEY,
..15r- NO. l4 Main, cor. Washington st.
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N OTTCE

UrHE crsaTtcrs or the estate OF James c. Will
son ais hsreby noIded that 1 have SUE
Eezsi The insolvency Of the estate. The cred
ftorE viii Gle thsir claims within six months
MON date hs5eOg OF this notice will be hled or
Be frever devoid la e5urt
SsIi 38de A. Il. BROWN, Admir-
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F. Glassick & Co.,

vNPORTERS, Manufacturers and Dealers in
Guns, Rihes, PISTOLS Gun Maternal for Cum
mskar'B uas, Gun Implements. Sporting Appa-
ratus, Fisatng Tackle, etc. No. 250 Main street,
under ODD Fellows Hail. Memphis, Tenn
Repairing d0ne and warranted. mha am
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RemOVaI.

IT B. STOUT & BROTHER have rw,
n. their stock Of Builders Hardua~e ~
chanies' Tools. etc. 70 = q. " Secsa,5 -
" Adams Block" where We are o.enfne q 49,
and wen selected stock OF Sew G1cde 49,
now prepared 70 furnish anytninr IN onr 80
az lowest cash prices, se7I@
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ELECTION FOR MAGISTRATES
-lLEl
q YESTERDAY.
4 49, hAhAA&8
ASMAhL VOTE CAST.
walton and Griadh Elecied.

The election of magistrates held yes
terday TO fill vacancies In the 18th q
18th civil districts did not excite much
interest. The polls we're as quiet as a
country village on q Sabbath morn. The
vote in the 18th district stood as follows T:
FOR MAGISTRATE.
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Como Init il a fact worth knowing
that the Great Western Dispatch and
Cotton express line transports freight
from this point to New York in eve
DAYS, sure. The gentiemaBly agent in
Memphis, Mr.. Enceh Taylor, has an
office at 3O4 Front street,and will furnish
all necessary information in the prem
ises. He is well known among our BUSH
ness men as being perfectly reliable ia
every particular. Any contracts made
by him will be faithfully executed.
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.OR SALE

+
good Secondhand BUGGY and HARNESS
little used will be sold cheap. Apply TO lay
Tor. CAV & Rutland. 2C4 FTCnt street, or
au1lf VS.. BRUCE r O Monroe street
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NOTICE

is hereby given q all whom IL may concern
that at the November term OF the County
Oour Of shelby cnunfy, Tenn, We vii make
application Tor ~ extension OF lime 10 which
20 settle the estate OF O.. r. Booker, deceased.
-. A. BARREL, Ezeo'r, On
A. Ht~DKEk, EEee'L. H
HaIIum & Washington, Attorneys.
SCI laW4W'
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ENrMoNs & Sen, No. 10 Jefferson street
and 1888 Main street, have received Frank
Leslie, Police News, Boys and Girls
Weekly, Stats Zeitung, New York
Weekly, Irish American, Independent
Metropolitan Record, New York Clipper,
Irish People, Boston Pilot, Criminal
Zsitung, American Artisan, New York
Ledger, Chimney Corner, Literary AL
bum, Pen and Pencil Weekly No. "A,
Harper's Weekly, Freeman's Journals
GOdey's Lady's Book, Demorest',
Magazine, Harper's Magazine, all for
October. Call at Emmons & Sons for
your Sundsy reading matter. London
Society for September.
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NOTICE,

7 WILL psy no bills contracted by any one
for aud on account OF the Steamer Myrtle
without my written order.
VA. a. HARDWICK,
sell wv Captain and "
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HALF WAY HOUsE.-Raleigh and its
Springs has for some time past attracted
many visitors. WHO have been alike ben
Gifted oy the pleasant ride and the me-
dicfngl waters The want OF a half way
house has long been felt; now that want
has at last been supplied, Messrs. Ryan
and Van V0sst having opened n four
miles nom town, which will compare
favorably with any in the state. Fine
liquors, good attendance and gentlemsnly
treatment viii always he received from
these gentlemen by their guests.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-22

ToURNAMENT AT BOLIVAR "A grand
tournament is to come Of at Bolivar on
the lIth and 18th Of next mouth. The
various committees to whom he matter
has been entrusted, are working faith
fully and will certainly carry the tOurns-
ment to 8 successful completion: II
prizes are valuable and the proceeds VIII
be given 70 the destitute confederate or
phan children. The charitable OBJECT ior
which the tournament is gotten up
should move the hearts Of all c~hRritably
disposed persona.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-22

"PEE ADANITE 1T seems some Of
the brethren have been getting after DR..
Jones. in regard to s-rFe rather ad-
vaucpd = views he holds in reference to
the creation periods in this worlds his
tory aud on Tuesday night at the
Tabernacle, at y O'Clock, the doctor
.. oposes 60 yindicate his position from
these various assaults in q lecture OF an
hours length. IAN the world and the
rest Of mankind, % including, especially,
those who charge the heresy,' are
cordially invited to be present upon that
occasion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1867-09-22
Notice,

AFPS. NJ. ]. BROWN, widow Of JesSey +
NJ Brown, deceased, will apply 10 the County
court OF Shelby orunty ard State OF Tennes
see, at its October term, for dover out Of The
as.EGe OF said deceased. This sept. 4, ls5T.
81 laW8w JNO- LOAGUE. Clerk.