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Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-01
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SONG OF IRON.
am mighty in the saber,
Fiercely welded by the brave,
Glorious in the stal wart steamer,
Laughing at the storm and wave.
Beauteous in the palace pillars,
Saving in the POINTED rod,
As it brings the deadly lightning
QuelIed and harmless to the sod.
But there is a glorious essence,
Where take my grandest power,
Giving TO the RACE my surest.
Sweetest aid, in dangers hour.
See before me fly diseases
See the darkest hydras bow
See the rose Of health and beauty.
Take the palest cheek and brew.
Fly, dyspepsia fly, consumption
Yes all ills are crushed at length,
For give what human nature
Only ever necded-grRENGrH
Shall tell in what great essence
can thus your spirits cheer up
PalId, trembling, dying sufferer,
IT'S the famed "PERUvIAS SYRUP"
The PERUVIAN SYRUP is a protected solution
of the Protoxide Of Iron, new discovery in medi-
the blood with its ritaI principle Qfie or element
Iron.
The genuine has PERUVIAN SYRUP blown in
the glass.
Pamphlets free.
JP. DINsM0RE, Proprietor,
No Sc Dey St. New York
Sold by all Druggists. v1n2l-4t
CHRONIC DISEASES, sCROFTTLA, UL.
GERS, sc.
II is well known that the benefits derived from
drinking of the Congress- Saratoga and other cele-
brated Springs. Is principally owing to the Iodine
they contain.
DIR. FL. Anders' Iodine Water
Contains iodine in the same pure state that 1t is
found in these spring waters, but 500 per cent
more in quantity, containing it does l. grains to
each fluid ounce, dissolved in pure water, uithous
solrent discovery long sought for in this country
aud Europe, aud is the best remedy in the world for
Serof fula, Cancers, Salt Rheum, Ulcers, and all
Chronic Diseases. Circulars free
J. P. DINSMORE, Proprietor 36 Dey st. New
York. Sold by all Druggists.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-01

WE SELL FOR ONE DOLLAR,
GOLD and Silver Watches Sewing Machines, Sill
" yer Tea Sets, Silk Dress Patterns, Carpetings,
Domestic Goods, dc, &c.
CIRCULARS SENT FREE,
giving full particulars of our great One Dollar Sale
Splendid Inducements offered to Agents sending
us Clubs. Address. LAB0NTE BABBlTT,
No. 63 Sudbury ST., Boston.
Wyoming democrat. [volume] (Tunkhannock, Wyoming Co., Pa.) 1867-1940, 1868-01-01

CUT THIS OUT
And send it to SMITH COwLEY, Pittsburgh, Pa,
for their large Quarto Circular Of the
IRON CITY COLLEGE,
containing specimens of Cowley's Premium Penmsn-
ship, Elegant Views of College Building, Halls, City
of Pittsburgh, &C.. sc.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22
BROKERS.
wa. h. ra1es. r.rrsOrr. WIZ. NJ JoHzsOx
WM. II. TREcc q CO...
Bankers and Exchange Dealers,
=
REAL ESTATE AGENTS,
BooNv1LLE, MO.

BooNvILLE, MO.
DEAL Estate bsught and sold, Taxes paid
n etc Loans negotiated upon Real Estafs
Security ; Collections upon ali accessfb Die pGInes
made upon favorable terms, and proeesdS
ssplsI Wa H. TkIee&
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THE CRAFT POisOSISG CASE.
Examination of" DR." J. BuckIy
Clayton.
He is Remanded to JaiI without
Bail.

DR.. J. Buokly Clayton. the "oculIlt and
aurlst." who IS charged, upon a warrant Issued
by Justice Griffith lat the instance Of Lorener
SsmeSon), with having caused tas death of 8
man named Graft by poison, was yesterday
brought before Squire Griffith FOR q prelimi-
nary examination
1t viii be remembered that he was brought
before the squire 3 few days ago, and released
under four thousand dollars bail-iSqaire Hall
going or his bond.
The EXAMINATION o. the case Wss then post
ponet until yesterday, at two O'clock, Whel
the accused, attended by Col. Ju1. Bullock, mis-
counsel, was promptly on band, and the case
was commenced by the examination OF Or
Taylor, one Of the phy sleians who vas present
At the post morton examination. The main
point Vi his evidence tended u prove that
the N JrphinS, which was administered to the
patient, and when Is believed 70 have caused
death, ives administered inHardly, and not
out wzrdly, 10 a wound, as was stated by
the defendant After hearing Dr Taylors
testimony, Col. John Bullock moved Tor = con-
tinusnce OF the trial until to-day At ten o'clock.
squire G inith granted the request. but said
that be could not leel justified, after Inc evil
dence, in allowing the prisoner 70 remain at
large on bond. He therefore re Asnded h.m TO
jail without ball.
This course OF action shows that Squire Grif-
9TH feels the importance ofthe Gaze, SD It took
Col. Bullock aud his client, the defendant, vely
much by surprise. Meanwhile the esss viii lie
continued this morning st zen o'clock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22
TAX ON -sIERCHANDIsE.
An Opinion Thereon by Messrs.
HumeS, POstOn and webb.
sept. q, 1858.

MRHPEIs, Sept. q, 1858.
To the Merchants Of Memphis:
Genaenen : We reQue>tsd n mssting by you
at the Chamber OF Commerce, this morning,
tnRb we might obtain your unanimous action l.
opposition 10 the Illegal state tax On mer
CnSnts. The STATE revenue acc Of 1853, as inter
preted and enforced by the collecdng Of1csTs-
impOresa tax Of one per cen. on all Imports
from other States and foreign Stats This IS
undoubtedly illegal, and the courts viii relieve
By the Constitution OF the Unite1 States, the
power 20 TAX imports from foreign States, and
10 regu ate between the statssOf the
Union. Is entrusted TO Congress. The Supreme
Court VI the United States decided many ears
ago that this power TO tax imports from other
5Iates, or rom foreign States, was excIusively
vested In Congress, and that no STATE OF the
Union d lew a tax On such imports, In the
hanos of tne importer, or upon salts by
ne Importer in the original package. This de-
cisiOn has been re&hirLe1 several times by the
same court, and has been uniformly acqui-
eSced ia by Jh6sState courts. 1t is an esLaD-
Ilshsd rule OF law, beyond the danger OF 10
VerSxl. 10 illustrate the rule, ana how it Is VI
olaled by the state collecting oneers, lake the
following instance, JO-wit: A wholesale gro
Gerry merchant imports frOm another State one
tnousana barrels Of -four he sells them In the
SriEinal packages, or barrels; Dy the rule be-
fore stated. tnis sale cannot be taxed by or un-
der any State law, but, under The state revenue
act OF 1856, as enforced by The collecting officers,
such a sale Is taxed one Per cent on the IL
voice cost-say SIS per barrel-Sf the hJur, at
the place where purchased, or 10 cents on the
barrel, or sl5O on the one .housand barrels. The
nOur thus tm ported and sold in Memphis dur
ing the last year, ending sept l, 1865, amounts
10 Hl. 81 barrels, and the tax on the same or
one yer viii be, suppOeing the II voice cost 10
bs SIS per barrel, the sam OF t21,2S %. APpl
tae same reasoning 70 sugar. baeoa, rope, bag
ging, corn, drugs, ory goods, and other articles,
AID 1t will show several hundred thousand
dollars OF ILLEGAL burden. OF eouTss taIs tax
must be added to the market price here, thus
operating as q discrimination against Msmpuis
ia favor # the cities OF zoJoiAlng States. TIE
repetitfJn OF the tax on each successive sale Is
also Illegal, and operates ss an additional bur-
den on Inc Memphis merchants II the msr-
chants Of Memphis will all unite to resi,t his
tax, We are saished IL can be -opped at on Q.
ing at tue Chsmber Of Commerce, this Tues
evening a O'Clock Respectfully,
HUME5. POSTU u WEBB.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22
INCENDIARIsM
The Loyal League at ITS Fright
fuI work.
Tuscumbla Female Seminary
Burned by Negro Leaguers.
Three of Them Arrested and
Hung.
Intense Excitement Among the
People.

special Telegram 10 the Memphis Appeal
TUscUMBA,A ALA, September 2l.-LaGt eat
urday night week, our Female seminary was
burned 70 the ground, and, evident 10 every
one, Il was tbs work Of an ~incsndiary. ItEeems
the matter has been qutstly, but surely ferreted
o~utduifug the past we-k, aud on sunday morn
ings warrant fgr theRrrest Of six negroes was
sworn out, and four Of them vera found and
arrested By the state officers, One Of the party
gave bail 70 appear this morning, at
nIne o'clock. Sunday night about halJpast
eleven, a bSdy o. cavalry in disguise, variously
estimated to number from one hundred and
hfy 10 three hundred, picketed the Town, and
drew up in front OF the jail Five or Elk o.
them demanded the prisoners OF the Constable,
who, with four men, W as guarding them.
he refused to surrender them, except to law
fal suthoriiy, when all at ones a signal was
given, and a charge was made In force by tbs
whole body. The Constable and guards were
KNOCKED down, secured and locked mp In q
room. Three or four shots were fired in the
melee by the guards and were replied TO by the
lynchers.
The cell OF the prisoners was then entered,
they were ssizsd and carried about q half mile
from the town, and hung under a bridge.
A placsrd was placed on each enc, tening his
crime and name. and giving his confession.
Their names were Port Simpson, Ben Cooper
and Jake Bell The confessions gave tie names
or fifteen or twenty Others, msmbsrs of the
League, who are sworn 10 barn every house.
kin RI stock, and II that does not intimidate
the rebels, to Kill a 70 OF them. Our community
Is IN q state ofgrsa It excitement tonight ,sLdt the
town Is heavily patroued With police. Great
excitement and condemnation prevail among
the freedmen.
Port simpson Was leader OF the organization;
the other two have borne a bad repute for year,.
Two or three Of the Fiugleaders we're no: ar
rested. All OF the guilty parties as far as known
have been summoned TO testify against the
fourth E1an, who gave bali. I VIII send you
8 full report OF the trial Tomorrow.
SPECIAL.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22

ANOTHER EsCAPB.-It has become =
saying among the police that they catch erimi-
mails only to have them turned loose by the
county cfneislsdeputy cons;sbles and = act
ing" deputies Every few days We have to
notes the escape Of q criminal nom the oficers
Of the law, but HereT from O policeman OF a de-
teettUe. Why this Il, we leave toe public TO
guess, and We don't think the c-onundrum is a
very hard one. Mrs. Rachel Smith, some
months ago, had a valuable watch stolen by a
notorious negro thief He was taken before =
magistrate, who released him on his otUn reoog.
EizGnce, 70 appear last Monday. OF course he
did Eot appear, and yesterday, as be was lei
urely saunteri0g along on Second street, near
Squire Waiton's omce be was arrested and car
ried before Squire Walton, who put him In
charge OF 3 deputy constable OF his, who allowed
him to walk on When be is next arrested. We
hope the police will keep him IA their charge
We propose to give names IN full the next in
stance of his sort, and force an examination
into Ia affair.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22
personal.

Gen. Pike, Georgs Mellersh, Esq,
Judge L. V. Dixon, A. E. Frapklsn /. Esq, Luke
Barbour, Egg and John Henry. Esqt OF Little
Rock, returned yesterday, from attendance on
the Masonic celebration at st. Louis.
Toe steamer Belle Memphis, among
her other passengers, brought down Miss Do
lie Peak, OF the Indianapolis Tea er, Mrs. A.
". Stewart, OF Louis, end Mr.. j. M. MUIR
ray. OF the Pittsourg thesteF, on their way TO
Little Ro,k.
Stephen c. ToOf, Esq returned to the
city yesterday, after a visit OF Some weeks
North, looking very much Improved In health
We learn that D.. w. e. Rodgers
leaves the city to-day, on a short professional
visit 60 Humboldt, where be Is called to perform
one of the most intricate OF surgical opera
tons. He wiz return to-norroW.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22
FOR WHITE RIVER.

FOE WHITE RIVER
Merchants and nter Line.
Regular Memphis and White River Iodepend-
emit P~aeket.-For Helena, Fri2I's Point, De-
NsLIs Bluff, Little hoek. Augusta
and JacksonpOrt.
DES o. Elliott master
lois superb passenger steamer TA
VIII leave as abovee o $3.50
TUESDAY, 22d inst, at 5 p m.
ELLIOTT a MILLER, Agents.
No. 5 jefferson street.
Dave Hukil, Passenger Agent. sep-OS st
Memphis and White River U. S. Mall Packet
Company.
No, 2........--.~-Jame Rice master
This elegant passenger steamer
viii leave laEESE
TUESDAY, 22d inst, at 8 pun.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
sep9 30 star Wharf boat. loot Jefferson st.
Memphis and White River q. s, Mail Packet
Company.
For helena, DeValls BIuI, Little Rock, Au-
gusta. J~acksonPort and all way Landings.
LIBERTY NO. 2.....-......---Jame Rice master
This excellent steamer leaves s1
Memphis as above, jaSX
TUESDAY, I'D inst, at S pm.
For freight or passage apply to
LEVY & SHARPE, Agents,
NJ. $50 Front Row.
J. A. Sayers, Passenger Agent. sep& 1t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22
THE COURrs.

MUNICIPAL COURT-GeO. " WckdTGn,
Judge-Ths following Judgments were taken
On yesterday:
Shelton v shelton, Judgment for plaintiff
1886 81; Q~uaczenbOsh vs. Alexander, ct Al
Judgment IuT plaintiff, $3.50 40; Goepsl vs. Han
uaQer, Judgment for plaintiff S5iS; Briggs vs.
Rankin. Judgment for the plainid, ST; hOus-
ton vs. o Donnell, judgment FOR the plaintiff,
s250.
AN the other eages OF yesterdays calendar
were continued. The cases set for trial to-day
are - follows:
40 Kelly rs Wright
$40 RlaSS vs. Wtldberger ( Co.
GO Fox VS. Beshr.
73i staten VS. Strange.
TAI B Rim VS. Fraime.
78i Lemon vs. traime.
S67 Alderman vs. Wigand OF 81.
99 Sens vs. Wigsnd It a..
9S Boyd VS. Scnddsr et al.
90 per Us Coffee.
g4s Eshman VS. b nm & Co.
700 Briggs ct 81 vs. Fraz e. ct al.
1917 CLARK & Co. vs. Groves
1913 Wilson ct al vs. DeLOlE
l0l4 McNutt VS. shane
Igl6 Montgomery vsNss = et 81.
lU7 Wa1kelman vs. Sohn.
.OIS '5reenlaw VS. Walsh.
1919 Stovsu VS. Happick et e..
I0N Cornell vs. Waddell.
l12l Hug VS. E~tchaYarne.
1913 PassmO 6 VS. BiXOu.
lU3 Walker vs. Sharpe ct a..
lQE Montgomery vs. Pullism. eNr.
lJS VAR q Co VS. Nsddeli & Co.
029 Lstnb VS. Flies & Co
1879 Cochran VS. Twohtg.
loSI .erman Nat Bank vs. Andrews.
lU32 Griffin q Co vs. Wesche I
1888 kiuk VS. Ackerman.
CHANCERY COURT. Aston, Clerk
and 6dster.-A Attorneys having papers In the
cause OF kOnard vs. H2rtly win please return
them TO the Office or the Clerk and Master with
out delay. a. the Clerk desires to close the &C
count and make his report in the same.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22
AFUss 10 the fsmiIyls . terrIble thlng,

A Is III o IamItY y 3 Ieffiulo lHiUbl
as every marr-ed man knows, yet how can fam
sly Jars be prevented hen a mar allows a con
slant scarce OfirrltatiOn 10 remain IN his house.
mold arrsnseneuts7 II behoo les, therefore,
sgsyy lover Of domestic c Jncord 70 look well 70
the cause which distgfbs the equilibrium OF the
hearth, among which none are more potent 70
" raise Can" than bad cOoEiDg arrangements.
An easy remedy for this complaint, however,
is offered every married man BY Mr.. John L,
Echbsrg. No. l9I Main street, who Is sgsnt for
the celebrated Charter Oak cooking stoves. p.
p. Stewart q Co.'S stoves, and for two OF the
larg 81 iron foundries in the Uaited State
the Ancher Iron Works, and FaIler, Warren q
ca, Troy, New York. Mr. Eichberg has on hand.
also, the largest and bsst wholesale assortment
OF stove, CRATES, house furnishing goods and tin
are in tse city. He solicius a visit from All
psrsons DESTROYS OF purohsr.ng goods IN his
line.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22

To Retailers ana COunIry Merchants.
Our Large stock Of Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and Shoes, CIOthtne. Gents Fur
ntshfnS Goods, Hats and SOtisus, is
seing closed Out at extra low prices
our last season Tn the ~busfness). J. a.
LOeweUsfine & Bros, No. 3SI Main street,
Clay Building. Here Is - great chance
10 purchase bargains for cash or APP
proved city acceptance, rs this stoek
must be closed OHt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22

MEMPHIS DIRECToRY.-We have tai;
day contracted with Richard Edwards, general
superintendent " the 5 uthern Pubnsains
Company, OF Memphis, Louis vile and New
Odeans, for the c0mp'eu0n OF The Memphis
city Directory They have facilities and ex-
psrience which viii insure TO the citizens OF
Memphis a complete aud valuable book. and
we most cordially indoTse aud recommends
Lhsm 10 our business public.
II lMcMLLLEN aFLoYD.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22
THE GRAND ENcAMPMENr of Knights

The GRAND ENCAMPMENT Of Knights
Teuplar of the United States, in the late con
ciave at st. Louis, selected as Grand Senior
Warden, John Frizzsll, Esq at present the act
ing Secretary OF several Of the Masonic Grsn1
bodies OF thisS State, in place OF the lamentsd
Sir X nisht Charles A. Fuller, deceased. This is
an honor, says toe Nashville Banner, entirely
uusought and most worthily bestowed, and his
numerous friends and the FRAT rnity viii be
pleased 70 notice bis promotion aPG also, the
announcement soon TO be made thai Mr.. F. is
10 be at the head era new Masonic magazine
TO be issued, thai Is 6est ned 70 WELD q sanitary
ana controlling influence on the Order here
and elsewhere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22

MAGAZINES FOR OCrOBER.-Tne Gal.
dzy and the Land Re Lore, for october, are up-
on Our table. The Gala1y, Is as brilliant as usual.
containing thirteen articles on current topics
and move ties. The rcatme Of literature and
art, and miscellany are particularly interesting,
The land We Loes Is the welcome visitor 4;
ever Is, containing seventeen articles, al well
written, and comparing fagorasly with any
magazine that comes 70 US.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22

MEMPHIS & SELMA RAILRoAD.-We
learn that The smeunt necessary TO deray the
expenses OF tie preliminary survey Of the
route, via Holly spTiDgs. Of me above road has
been subscribed, and that M Minor MerTi-
Eetner, The well known and aceoE plished en-
sdoeer, viii leave the city in q day or TWO, 40
com panied by the Necessary assistants, 70 COM
menne the work. We know thai Mr.. Merri-
Wetaer and his party Will be the recipients,
Srom resiisnts on this proposed road OF ali the
favors OF which they may stand In need. We
trust, TOO, their iabors may be nghtsned by q
generous hospitality.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22
n. J. RossEL. " c. c. FOSTER
ROssEL & FOsTER,
Cotton
and
Commission Merchants,
No. $40 rrent ssrset, memphis. rsBa.

pRr We will make liberal advanee on all Cot
ton consigned TO us for sale IN this market.
And when parties wish us to ship their Cotton
TO New York or New Orleans, we viii advance,
say two-thirdst to three-fourths Its value. This
Will enable merchants and planters Z hold
over such depression as We had last seasous and
realize the full worth OF their Cotton.
All Cotton shipped 70 Us and IN store vi pc
Insured unless otherwtsa Instructed. sspl6 sm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22

A SUPER calf saved boot esu be bought
st Rice 4 Engel's, 9S3 Main street, for $40.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22

THE PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS from
Mis-i sippi, Arksnsss and West Tennessee,
steamboat ana railroad officers and their fam
ilies' patronage is particularly solicited at the
South srn Hotel. First class fare reduced from
So 90 TO 81 90 psr day. The Southern is sure
TO plelse. Fsee wagon-ysrd for country teens.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22

THE grand barbecue at Bolivar will
come on HeEt Saturday without fsi'. Messrs.
Leltwioh, Vaughan, Avery, stephens, Brown
ana other speakers Rte expected 10 be present,
and arrangements havs been made 20 Iced the
million. The fornsr a-nnouncemen was Jbe
result OF the hust action Of the committee,
which was 4fterwzrd recons,dered, and Satur
day the sjth inst. set as the day. Everybody il
invited, and We hope the Democracy viii rally
Hn Tnwa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22

TEXAS Tonic SYRUP.-Dr. James r.
Chiffon, the eminent Chemist Of New York, GER
titles 70 Its Innocence, srd the people IA every
section Fl the country bear witness 10 its IN.
failing efficacy. i neutrslizez al The mslarlous
FapJr5 which are the active cause Of Fever and
Ague,z and When this is do5e, nature recupera,
tive energies speedily restore the system 70 ia
wonted health and yigor. For sale by al
nrnnaI-fa-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22

MEXICO AND TFXAs.-A friend, Mr..
d. !. ". Scott, send, q ME OF Mexican aud
Texas papers, including The Tp0 ReDlbIieS,"
published IN tue city OF Mexico, on good paper
and clear, go0l type, aud the BroCnstilie
RGHcher0.' Of the SJh inst. The latteris full Of
interesting political iia1gs in the Democratic
cause, and OF q CHEEKY nature We thank our
mend .or this 1" lsvor Lrom afar.n
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22
Personal Axp POLITICAL

We learn from the West Tennessee
Fhfg OF saturday that Col. VIM. II. Stephens
viii address the Young Mems Democratic Club,
Of this CT y, at the Courthouse, on Wednesday
(to-morrow) night. Everybody In town and
country are invited to be present.
Hon. John W. LsftWich, candidate fer
Congress, and Col. ". W Vaughan, candidate
for EiectOr, viii address the people of Madison,
g. the Courthouse IN Jackson to-day, the 18th
inst.
In the Circuit Court Of Madison coun-
t., now in session at Jackson, Judge Bond, in
pursuance OF a late law Of the Tennessee LEXIS
laturs, administers the Rnti-Ku-Riux oath to
all persons offered as jurors, which always
brings an audible smile nom the bystandsrs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22

AH the novelties in Hats at Francisco s
Wigsiu's. so Main street.. sep2I &c
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22
VEHICLES.

A sUPERB lot of hosiery at Rice & En-
gels, 23} Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22

COTTON FACroRAGE.-R. A. Moon,
Esq. continues the cotton fscto-sgs business at
ths Old stand Of Moon & Geoghegsn, NO. %
Front stree. Mr.. Moon viii make liberal sd-
vsnces on all c-Onsiganents made him, and so
EcIts q Continuance OF past 1svOrs iTom his
friends.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22
i1o New York Life Insurance ComUap,

Feeling thankful for the liberal patronage
which has been heretofore bestowed on me by
BY, my friends In Tennessee, Mississippi and
Arkansas, l respectfully ask & continuance OF
the same.
have also associated with me IN buginezs,
Mr.. T. g. CASKlN, formerly OF South Carolina
friends and patrons. 3. ID, McCLURR.
sEpa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-22

ELECTION OF OFFICERs.-At the annual
assembly OF Eureka Council, No G, R. as. NJ,
the following companions we're elected TO serve
FOR the s5suing twelve months: John Gent, T.
I. M; H. ?. Woodland, D. I. L NJ; D.. 3. Forster,
P. Q. W; Gus Reeder, c. Of G.. D. C. Trader,
TreaEursr: Nj. Wiggi1, Recorder J. ]. suter,
Sentinel.