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SUMMER RESORTS
BUENA VISTA SPRINGS,
BAILEY SPRINGS, ALABAMA.

THE proprietOrs of this Watering Place take
Il pleasure in informing Their frisnds aud
patrons that they have completed their ar
ransements for the comfort and enfoymeut o.
their guests, and that the Hotel IL now omen
Tor their reception The efficacy Of tEess
waters IL cases Of DrOpsy, ScroIula, Dyspepsia
diseases pecu liar 70 Females, and ali diseases OF
the SKIN and kidneys, Is too well established
70 need comment good Band viii serve ths
ballroom aud the table will be supplied with
lhe oest me county affords, while The nshinR
IN ShOsi sreek and the hunting in the sur.
round ng woods Present their usual Attractions
70 Visltors- Route via Memphis and Charleston
hailf DAD 70 Florence, thence by regular Stage
Line 70 IheSprtugs-nine miles
For descriptive pamphlet, circular or for in
IOrinaLlon respecting special diseases, address
ELLIS q CO.. Propristors,
or D. a MOODY, ND.
JED I'm Resident phvsfefar
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sPECTAL worrCrs.
Dr. MOrttnOre az Buena Vista Springs
kusseiivills, Kentucky.

bUENA VISTA sPRISGs, RUssELLvII.LE. L.
gsn county, ky.-My friends in the South who
treatment, can sddTess or come and eonsnIf me
personally nom this date until list Of October
next, az thls 1avorite Watering Place and these
Justly celebrated Mineral Springs As hereto
iorei VIII still devote my attention to treat
meAt OF All the various forms OF CHRONIC Dis
EASE7i especially 70 DLsedses Of the Lunqs and
organs OF the Chest. also all the Various
aIHlcuYe forms OF FEEALE DISEASES
JeS aSeWsWSm y. MORTIMORE, NJ. D.
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THE Boat RACE.-We are request
ted to make q few corrections in
the report given Of the boat race in the
Evening Ledger OF Saturday, by several
gentlemen OF the crew of the IvanhOe.
AS we did not see the race, we made no
report Of it, except the short notice in the
River column.
The inaccuracies of the Ledger report
are as follows:
First-The distance pulled, instead Of
one mile down and return, as stated by
the Ledger, was mile and half down
and return, measured on the Arkanss s
shore and around the sand bar, making
the distance fully one mile and three
quarters each way.
Second-The Essex, at the turn, in
stead OF being two lengths ahead OF her
competitor, was scarcely a half length.
Third-The boats did not start togeth-
er, but the Essex got fully one good pull
before the Ivanhoe knew that the signal
to go hsd been given, not having been
informed how the signal would be given.
Fourth-Coming in, the difference in
time was only eight seconds, which
shows that the statement that the Essex
was five lengths, or l65 feet ahead, could
not possibly be so.
With these trifiIng Inaccuracies, the
account of the Ledger is in the main
correct.
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STOCKS AND RoADs.

UTAETED AT MEMPHIS CITY SAVINGS
w INSTITUTION, corner JUnerson and
Front streets:
Miss. Central r. r. LIST snd I'd MoFtg. Bonds.
Miss and Tenn r. X. LIST Morig. Bonds.
Mem. and Chas- X. r. I'd Mortg. Bonds.
N. ana l.. h. 4. K. LIST Mortg. Bonds.
Memphis and OHIO 10 per cent. Bonds.
Memphis and Ohio Per cent. Mortg. Bonds
Memphis City Plain Bonds.
Memphis City Endorsed Bonds.
Mobile and y. X. r. per cent. Sterling Bonds.
Mobile and .. r. r. s per cent. interest Bonds.
Mobile and o. r. L. Income Bonds.
Memphis and q K. K. Stock.
isl0H E. a. KIRK Oashier
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTING.-Y esterday
morning about four o'clock Mr.. Mike
Hewitt, Of the Empire ssloon, accident
ally shot himself in the thigh with pie
tol which he was handling csrelessly.
The wound, though severe and painful,
is not considered dangerous, being mere
lv in the flesh.
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TO the Ci;izeas of shelby County.

10 me NAaA2tAs % SAtADy
EliJors Mem phis Appeal:
To hit all the voting materials Of the
county is ne small job, and yet it is very
material that the Central Club should
have 8 full list of the citizens of the
county rated as UOters or non UOterS
This may be very easily accomplished.
Let every man in the county favorable
TO the elsction Of Sey mour send his name
to the CLUB in his ward or civil district,
and state whether he is voter or non
voter. If he cam attend the meetings
of the club, nc matter; it is all the same.
Attend the meetings If the club if you
can; if not, send in your name, any
how. Give your name to the cause if
you can't give your time. Drop a note
TO the President or Secretary, and let
the latter record the name. II all in
favor of Seymour will do this, what's
left won't be much. Ia the meantime,
let the enrolling committees prose cute
their work. w.
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Early AarriaSes.-Dr. Franklin advocated
carry Marriages, Essays for Young Men, on
this and other subjects, being a GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and COnjugaI Felicity, By beusy
olsnt Physicians, sent by mail. in sealed letter
envelopes, fres OF charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia. Pa.
mail BIN
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TURTLE SoUP.-Vetter Dreizigscker, of
the Monroe Exchange, No. IS Monroe
street, again informs the public that he
has received and will sacrifice to the APP
petites of the patrons Of the Exchange, q
huge GREEN TURTLE, just from Florida.
Free to everybody tomorrow morning
al 10 O'Clock He has the best OF wines
and liquors In his bar, and his lager beer
is from the celebrated brewery Of VIM.
Stumpf, in st. Louis. Beer five cents 8
glass, except at lunch time, when it is
ten cents. g
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THE HOWARD AssOCIATIoN.-At a
ms citing Of the Howard Association,
held Sunday morning, July 26.h, 1865,
the following officers ware elected for
the ensuing year : John Park, Presi-
dent; r. w. Ainslie, First Vice Presi-
dent Jack Horne, Second Vice Prasi-
dent; 4. =. Hyde, Treasurer J. P.
Gallagher, Recording Secretary; A. q.
Reynaud, Corresponding Secretary. A
vote Of thanks was unanimously given
to the old Board, and also a vote Of
thanks 10 Messra. Nourse & Matthews,
for the use Of their Office,
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Collections ssGde Oss all GeeesssOke
points sss the Southeast
Exchange for sale on principal cities
OF Unlted States and EurODe-
BANK OF MEMPHIS
NO. 2sI MAIN STREET.

NO. 29I MAIN STREET.
W. r. CUNNINGHAM, W. G MCCLURE,
President. Cashier.
I)IR ecToRs.-Sam Tate, ". B. Greenlaw, b.
B. WaddelI. N. j. Wicks, W h Cunningham.
(,ollecIfons taken on all accessible points,
and renittanees promptly made.
NY connection with the Aemphis ana
NV entire atfertion compsls me 70 resign the
Presidency OF the above Institution Ny m
tersst as Stoc kholder and Director VIII Leinsln
as heretofore. ask a continuance OF the CON,
fidenee and patronage OF my old frteHos ano
the public, which heretoiore has neen 50 sen
eRouSly bestowed. . ,u,rvura
jyll Ina a. j. HAShSs
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TIE allotted time Of DR.. James stay
in Memphis having expired, he will in
future be addressed at mis- home Office, 81
and SO Randolph street, Chicago, and
postofiee address, box 5S6s Chicago, Ill.
See advertisement in another column,
for particulars.
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THE CAsuPAIGN.

THE DEMOCRACY OF THE TENTH
WARD IN COUNCIL.-Pursuant to call
in the morning papers Of Saturday, the
old and reliable citizens OF the northern
portion of the Eleventh Ward met at
DuGn's place, on the Pigeon ROcst road,
head of Vance street, Saturday evening,
to form Democratic Seymour and Blair
club.
On motion of N. Boland, Col. w. G.
Anderson was called 10 the chair, and
Capt. J. II. HeaIy was appointed Secre-
tsry.
On taking the chair, Col. Anderson,
who has been g long-life Wing, made
some apt and pointed remarks, urging
uen of all former shades OF politics to
forget them and unite in one great party
which has for its aim the destruction Of
Radicalism.
Speeches were made by Capt. Healy,
Messrs. Boland, Connell and others, and
on motion OF Capt. Healy Committee
Of Seven were appointed TO form per
manent organization, as follows: Sam
Cowan, Esq, Col Duff. NJ. Boiling
Thos. Mcbride, Esq, Judge George
Dixon, w. c. Anderson, Esq, Judge
James, and NJ. c. Gibbons, Esq. Tie
Committee to report on Thursday even
ing next, at same time and place, to
which time the meeting adjourned.
Before adjournment a resolution re-
questing the city papers favorable to the
cause to publish call for the meeting on
Thursday next, was passed.
COLORED DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
The undersigned colored citizens of
Memphis will hold meeting in the
Stillman Block on Friday, Slst inst. for
The purpose Of organizing regular Dem
Oeratic club. We earnestly request ev-
cry one OF our race who desire to give
peace, fraternity and tranquility to the
country, and who desire to prevent a
war OF races, to attend and Cooperate
with US in establishing q Democratic
club.
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BEAT THIs.-There are two lads,
folders, in our Office, who yesterday
folded, mail sizs five folds,) hfty-four
papers each, in three minutes, being at
the rate OF eighteen per minute. This is
extraordinary folding-seventeen per
minute being considered extremely rapid
UOrk
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CROWDED OUT.-The immense press
upon our space Saturday night, caused
several articles intended for the Ssud8y
APPEAL to be crowded out. Among
these was the poem " Octodecims,"
which we will publish next Sunday.
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PLEAsANT.-TO have your neighbor's
young ones, all Of whom are Blessed with
magnificent lungs, set up a howl every
evening just as you sit down TO write up
your days work. We do not know Of
anything more delightful, unless it be the
music Of half dozen pair Of love sick
tomcats under ones window when be is
right sleepy.
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THE SoDALITY CORNET BAND.-We
had the pleasure of examining yester.
day the silver instruments for the So
dality Cornet Band Of st. PETERS Church,
which arrived yesterday. They are per-
feet In workmanship and finish, and if
they are only made to sound as well as
thew look, would do for band for st,
CaceIia herself. The band consists of
twelve pieces, and cost, laid down in the
sodality hall, seven hundred and thirty
nine doIlars-tYenty dollars Of which,
however, were given by Mr.. O'Brien Of
ths southern Express Company, as the
cost OF transportation. We understand
that the young gentlemen composing the
hand have been practising meanwhile to
GOOD advantage, with instruments Dor
roved for the occasion, and are now
quite adopts in several tunes.
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For TEN DAYS ONLY.-W. Y. Cirode,
assignee of L. 1. Huette & Co., bank
rupts, will sell the balance Of the stock
at Ne. 195 Main street, at twenty per
cent. below New York and manufacture
ers' cost, in lots to suit purchasers.
Fancy goods, drugs, paints, oils, pei
fumery, etc. jy23 cod lot
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mKA FEMALE INSTITUTE.

,rTIE next Session will open on MONDAY, the
L 3Ist August, under the continued super
arsrV Department by Mis-. DOUGLASS Every
dsDsrtma0t will be filed with able teachers.
NJ and Ms. TEPE still continue in the Music
Recruitment. "To our friends desiring repOss
and exemption from many Of their PECULIAR
ANSOYANCEs. our location Is especially at
fraetiye." Many families purpose settling
among us this fall TO educate their children.
For further particulars apply for Circular to
Rev. J. +. DOUGLASS,
fv7tf Iuka Miss.
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KENTUCKY MILITARY INSTITUTE
Col. RIP. ALLEN, superintend't.
Assisted by an Able Faculty.

,.,zz, 9a5 Academicsl year Of this Institute
will begin on Monday, septembsr7 ], 1865.
TERMS Three hundred and nifty dollars
Se 80 ~ NeSSrs Parker Ward 4 Co., Mem
mis- Tenn from whom Cat alogues may bs had.
nor special information, address Col. X. ]. r.
ALLEN, Superintendent FsrmaaIe, Eran .l
county, Ky, !sSaANSR
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The meeting of delegates to select a
Congressman and Electors for the Eighth
District Of Tennessee, will be held al
Brownsville Oh the 10Th of August.
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STEAMBOATS,.
ROC ClEo.nrarL

For Cairo, Louisville and Cincinnati
CLEANER. ... Bfsfs.Iall ,,,.ta,
This me passenger packet viii IT,
leave as above, on z -
IOESk y, 18Th inst, at pm.
F9r ire Sht or passage apply on board.
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Virginia Military Institute,
Lexington, Virginia.

A PUBLICATIONS. VIII now De received tor TIE
a snDointnent Of LOO ad ditional Cadets into
ms Institution. These entering in the sum
noer months enjoy peculiar advantages in the
sneoiaI course OF discipline and Instruction, oy
Which they are prepared for the regular studies
vvhich com rnence on the LIST september
CIRCULARS viii be sent Oh app ncation.
maIS FRANCIS b. SMITH, supt-
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Florence synOdical Female college

THIS Institution, which has long eDjoyed5
i very high reputation among the female
colleges o. tle South, is situated AZ Florence,
Ala, which is admitted to be one OF the most
aelightfaI and salubriOus towns Ia The south
west II Is very easy Of accoss- A branch OF
the Memphis snd Charleston Railroad ruaa
from Tuscumbis tn South Florence Its Presi-
dent Rev. Or. WM. II. MiTCHkLL, Is well
known as one OF the ARREST teachers in the
county. Next session viii commence on the
S1h day of September next.
For further particulars apply to the Presi-
dent iVi lmdaW
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I. LOUIS uNIVERslTY,

THE ThIrty-ninih Annual Session Of Studies
in the St Louis University
VIII open September zth.
This Institution is the oldest seat Of learning
in the West, having been es' abolished IN 1873
SECURING a thorough CLASSICAL AND CUM
MERCIAL EDUCATION.
For Catalogue, etc. apply to
REV. T. H STUNfEBECk- :. J.,
President ST. Lsuis University, St Louis, Mo.
jy2l Stawt sept
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PERSONALLY. y. Lacey, Esq, Of the
firm OF Lacey & MCGEE, returned to this
city yesterday. He has been assent four
months-in Washington, We believe.
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GINS FOR SALE. A. Wigs, Esq,
offers for sale several new cotton gins, o:
fifty, sixty and seventy saws. See his
advertisement elsewhere.
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INDEPENDENT SEYMOUR CLUB The
regular meeting of the Young Mems In
dependent Seymour Club, will be held at
their headquarters, Firemen's Hall, cor
ner Adams and Second streets, on Mon
day evening, July q, at s o'clock. As
business Of importance will be brought
before the meeting, it is requested that
every member will be on hand punctual-
ly at the hour designated. The club will
Oe addressed during the evening by Mai.
Irving Halsey, Capt e. w. GuIick, for
merly of the staff Of Ex-Governor Sey-
mour, Of New York, Col. Crowley, o:
Richmond, Virginia, and others.
By order Of
r a. THOMPSON, President
{. II. DAVENPORT, Secretary.
GRAND Mass MEETING OF THE
EIGHTH WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUB.--A
Mass Meeting Of the above Club will BE-
held on Wednesday evening, the 29lh
instant, 81 Poplar Street Market Square,
where all citizens sre most respectfully
invited to attend, as there will b5 mum
Der of prominent speakers on hand. Seats
FOR ladies will be provided. By order Of
the EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE.
SECOND WARD-T Second Ward
Democratic Cub will meet at the Ex-
change Buildings on Tuesday night.
Every Democrat ia the ward is respect
fully invited to attend.
By order Of the President.
Y = A
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DON'T forget that our sale at
cost for Boots and Shoes anG Hats
sill continues at our cid stand,
2l9 Main street.
], I. HANDlAN Z 90.
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THE GEORGIA

liberal Conditions. Equitable Rates.
Prom ft settlements.
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DENTIsrRY.-Dr.B Blair has removed
his Office from corner Of Adams and
Second streets to No. 225 Main street,
Worsham HOuseBloek. jy2l lw
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BANKRUPTCY SALE.-Fsney Goods,
Periumery, etc, at No. I95 Main street,
for ten days only. jy24 cod lot
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1 leg Madison street.
ieZl 3m
VETANTED-A DWELLING House ION-
w tanning { 10 6 rooms oy a family o. Lil'te
persons. all grown. HIst b. centrally ieeEsSu'
Adde'S EichRrd- Appeal Oiilc llsLoL
NETANTED.-A situation as BOoll-heefeS, A.
w Eistaut BC0E-EeepeT OK CLERK, ly q ; elLs
man who has had ten yeaIs experience. hesI
civ references given, II desired. Address v,
Appeal ONCE. yt1ytt
EuANTED.-A GUOD COOK, WASHER AND
w Irouer-a white WOmsui with references.
Apply az 54G Linden street le4
IrANTFD.-A SMALL FARM NEAR THE
" CITY Of Mem pGis Of which possession can
be given iInme dialely. address A. r., Appeal
uffirc II atinz terms. location. etc L26<J IT
liberal Conditions. Equitable Rates.
PrnIl = q -AeftIeEReuLs
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BANKRUPTCY SALE.-Fancy Goods,
Perfumery, etc, at No. 1876 Main street,
for ten days only. jy24 cod lot
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BANKRUPTCY SALE.-Fancy Goods,
Perfumery, etc at No. lso Main street,
for ten days only lyz4 coo lVt
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THEO. HOERNEB,
c-aduated Chemist and Druggist,

.NDse BEAL STREET, corn Err Sc. sF.C-
al 49, A. Memphis. Tenn. Particular atieni
iOn paid 70 t 5Ss P 6esd5S All he articles
dsPari1,ePib1s well stocked Drug store; pST
egg sf attention 4 Bp, % Chemical iS ME
DePaEtmssant;s s iS any ny' line Mys oDA WATER
By any IN the city $ ne is an
Is an nv 1msde nom fresh fruits ~ '
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CHRONEC pIARRHEA

Are regarded as a SPECIFIC.
Ine natural advantages OF this place are IN
81 HPASSED BIZ AM IN THE STATE being
situated almost upon the very summit OF The
Allegheny Mountains. The air Is always cool
and praciDg, the climate is healthy and salu-
hr1Ous, the water Of delight al Temperature
Us FahTenheit). the grounds are shaded aad
protected every hour in the Gay By q thick
grove OF Forest Oaks.
Ihs Hotel and buildings have recently been
enlarged, renovated and reftted. and the pro-
prietOrS Halter themselves they can oder to
their guests accommodations unsur passed BY
any watering place IN the mountains, and con-
ndenlly ask "a visit from the public
VISITORS % the springs VIII stop at Chris
uansbuTg, where comfortable coaches will be
IN attendance on the arrival OF each train 70
convey them TO the Springs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-27

The COMMERCIAL HOTEL, Jefferson
street, is the most centrally located ana
one Of the best hotels in town. Try 1t.
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VIII t;ske the place Of Inc through boats, leav.
ing Memphis as heretofore M0NDAYS AM
THURSDAYS, att pms connecting at NapO-
leon TUESDAYS AND FRIDAIS with lie
nght Oraught and comfortable passenger
steamer
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THE DRAYMEN meet tonight, dis
tress warrants having been Issued by the
Countv Clerk against them.
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Go to S2l Main street for fruit jars.

BANKRUPTCY SALE-Fancy Goods
Perfumery, etc., at No. 1876 Main street,
for ten days only. jy24 cod lot
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FOR NEW ORLEANS
FOB 81. FRAHCIs RIVER

Eegula; Tuesday st. Francis River Packst-For
Helena Mariana, MadisOn. WltJsburx
and al Way Landings
AOLLdE HAhBLEIOH, L. Z. Bowman Master
sam e. Paine, shell and Clark, Clerks
VIII leave Memphis EVERY -
TUESDAY, at ) o'clock pm. -
LARRY HARMSTAD, AEenT
JaAd City WhRT1boat. foot Monroe 81.
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THANKS to Felix Cross, Esq, Of the
Southern Express, for batch Of the
latest papers.
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CITY MATTERS.


NOTICE..
City subscribers to the APPEAL daily OF
weekly, who may desire to leave the CITY Ior
the summer, can have their papers sent them
regularly by leaving memorandum AZ the
Countlng-rooIn OF the APPEAL No. - u nerson
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-27

TIE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE meets ST
u o'clock to-day. a full meeting Is ex-
pected.
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jos LOCKE, at his news stand, has all
the magazines for August, including Go
dey's, Harper's, The Lsnd We Love, the
New Eclectic and Lippincott's, The
yeeklies are also in-Frank Lsslie's,
Harpes's, Harper's Bszsr, lie Monde IL
lustre. Ls Bon Ton, The Days D0iug's,
Sporting Times, Clipper, New York IL
lustrated, The Police Gazette, Police
News, Emerald, Pilot, Scientific Ameri-
can, Field and Farm, Spirit of the Times,
the Country Gentleman, Dixie Farmer,
and a host Of others too numerous to
mention. Call and see him.
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a CARR

"A OAG&Ns
MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK,
MI MEMPBIs, TENN., July Y, 1868.
Inis 4nk will recommends business on Mon
day, 9Th inst, under an arrangement with the
Metropolitan National Bank OF New YORK,
which will insure entire safety to depoSitOfs
and correspondents, with fresh capital for the
TRANSACTION OF ali strictly legitimate business.
Upon the final conclusion of this Important
negotiation, can tender to the steekhol5 ers OF
the Bank and to the mercantile community Of
Memphis my sincere congratulations
REDIOK MCKEE,
For the Comptroller OF the currency.
Referring TO above card, we take pleasure
in announcing to our friends and this commu-
nity, that this Bank will reopen for business on
Monday, 27th inst. Having ample capital for
The Transaction Of general BANKING business
we solicit tine same generous patronage hereto
fore given us, and we commend the Bank to the
entire confidence of this community.
W. ID. CHERRY, President
]. J. FREEMAN, Cashier,
A. WOODRUFF,
HIRAM A. PARTEE.
TROS. r. SMITH,
Committee on Behalf OF Directors and Stock
holders jy25 lw
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Upton ALL RIGHT.

Captain Van Anderson returned yes
terday from Tabernacle, Upton county,
and reports that everything is lovely
and the goose hangs high in old Upton.
A rOusing meeting was held there on
addressed by Gen. Ruffin,
Mayor LefJwieh, Mr.. Rose, and Capt.
Van Anderson, and winding up in an
old fashioned barbecue. The ladies were
out in force, and over a thousand per-
sons were present-the greatest of har-
mony, coed will and enthusiasm pre-
vaiIing among white and black.