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Regular Memphis, White and Little RED
RiVer Thursday Packet.
- DES AFRO SEe

JOHN D. ELLIOTT, Master; CAD. J. HANKS
and MAT GLASS, Clerks.
THE steamer DES ARC having been put N
thorough repair, will enter the MEhPBIS
AND ~ HIIE RIVER TRADE permanently on
THURSDAY, the Sd dag Of september 1873
leaving Memphis every Thursday for all points
on White ana Little Red rivers, COZ Meeting At
DevRliR Bluff with trains Tor Little Rsck .
Leaves DevdlPs Blur for Memphis every Mon
day on arrival OF train.
NOTICE--GOth the Merchandise OF hemphis-Ths
steamer les AkC viii resume her trips IN The
White River Trade on Thursday. the Sd day OF
September, 1908, and as am sztlsned that II 4 :
the wish or botn the planter and merchant that
the local packets receive sud transport mer-
chsndiss on which there Is q. o. D. charges
and Ia Yieh OF the fact that me refusal to trans
port such freight has operated very much
against the trade OF Memphis, the steamer
DhsS AHC n home packet, owned aud con.
trOlled in Memy his) will, on rssuming her trips
receive ali G.. o. D. freight, charging shipper
with the freight when same Is not received By
cOnsignee, and charging shipper one-halr per
cent on all Z. o. d collections.
JOHN ID. Ell LIOTr, Master
au2 And Owner Steamer Des Arc.
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MINERAL WATERS c. J..
Hargan & Co. are now prepared TO fur
nish families and bars with soda, settler,
keisinger, vichy, and other mineral and
effervescing waters, put up in small bot
ties, 10 quantities to suit, and delivered
at the house. Orders left at the factory,
on Alabama street, near the bayou, will
receive prompt attention.
C. / HAFGAH q co
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PERSONS interested in the manage
ment of the horse will do well to witness
Prof. Harper's experiments in horseman-
ship, corner Main and Adams street, at
9 O'Clock this morning, and hear his lee
ture upon the education of the horse. He
will drive spirited horse without bride,
and proposes to give fine harness horse
and light buggy to his class at this
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COMMUNICATED

DR.. NORRIS OPERATION. Not being
we'll versed in medical technicslities, we
made, yesterday, sad havoc with some of
the medical terms. 1t was intended by
US to say that DR.. Norris removed by al
operation, the lens OF the eye, with a
hydatid, or animalcnla, more than an
inch long, which was in the aqueous hui
NOR, the front chamber Of the eye. By
its movement the patient suffered the
most violent pain, but since its extrac-
ton he has been perfectly easy, and will
soon be well.
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DEPARFED-D. P. MADDEN, Esq, not
"to that bourne from whence no travel
er returns" but to spend the summer in
the cities OF the East. We understand
our esteemed friend stopped day or SO
at GAINESVILLE, Tenn, where he was
united to the love OF his esrly days. We
wish his bride and himself eli possible
happiness, pleasant tour and g safe re-
turn TO their many true and affection&te
friendg.
e. How hiest the sacred ties that binds
In union sweet, accOrdant minds
How swift the heavenly course they run,
Whose hearts, whose faith, whose hopes are
one y \.
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FIRST WARD DEMOCRATS who desire
to take part in the pole raising in the
Fifteenth Civil District, are requested to
assemble in the hall Of No. engine
house, Friday, at 8 O'Clock pm. There
q procession will be formed, and, with
banners flying and drums beating, march
out, BY order of Executive Committee.
T. L. GOLDBAUM. Secretary.
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TENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUB.
The regular weekly meeting Of the club
will take place this evening at s O'Clock,
at their hall, corner of Main and South
streets. Col George CAN'T, Hon. John
w. LeftWich and others will address the
meeting. A full attendance is expected.
JOHN DONOVAN,
Recording Secretary.
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CENTRAL AVENUE AND BUNTYN STA
TION CLUBS -The above clubs were adj
dressed on PARK avenue by Col. Thos
Avery in an eloquent and able manner,
a large number of ladies being present
It WAS resolved that the two clubs should
unite, and 3 meeting for this purpose
will be held on Friday evening, tn inst,
at Park avenue school house. New off.
GERS will be elected, and the attendance
Of every member is requested.
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For Ten DAYS 0ELY.-W. Y. Cirode
assignee of Z. 1. Huette & Co., bank
rupts, will sell the balance OF the stock
at Ne. 1876 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. jy2S cod lot
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We learned by a dispatch received in
this city yesterday evening, that Thos.
B Page, brother of J. c. Page, of Page
& Co., died at his residence in Coving-
ton, KY, yesterday morning. He was
for many years Cashier Of the Bank Of
Kentucky al Covington, and for the past
three years President Of the Third Ma
tional Bank at Cincinnati. Many Of our
business men knew him we'll. His death
will leave void in the business world
not easily filed.
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There we're but five arrests in the
Second district up to eight O'clock last
night. -Four of these were for State
cases.
Nothing Of interest was transacted
in the Jusiiees' Courts yesterday. It ss
a dull day all around.
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PAsCHALL HOUSE DRAwINa.-Certifi-
Gates in this grand drawing can be had
in Memphis of Mr.. E. 8. Plummer, w.
n. Passmore & Co., 26O Second street,
and at Geo. Pattison & Co.'s bookstore,
SIT! Main street. Circulars containing
full particulars furnished on application
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MEMPHIS, TENN, July %, 1856

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July %, 1858.
MesSrs. W. B. Wigs Co.:
Gentlemen For several years was
troubled more or less with Piles, for
which complaint was treated by the
best physicians to no purpose indeed, 1
gradually became worse, until at last
began to despair of relief from any
source. While in this condition 1 was
recommended to try your Buckeye Salve.
Making up nay mind to try it, am now
happy to say that it had the desired
effect, as am now well and hearty, for
which l am Indebted to your wonderful
remedy. Yours, truly,
+. L. WARNER.
Upon receipt of 81 90 a bottle Of this
Salve will be mailed, free of postage.
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SECRETARIES OF DEMOCRATIC CLUBS.
You are respectfully urged to forward to
the undersigned complete rolls of the
members of your clubs, with names and
address OF officers. Immediate oonpli-
anes with this Is requested. Address at
the APPEAL office.
]. N. HEATING,
Roc Sec. Dam. Club OF shelbE County.
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TELEGRAPHIO MARKETS.
New York Market.

New York Market.
NEW YORK, August 6-COtton heavy and G
shade lower; sales $40 bales; uplands 2Qa29Isc
Flour I5@25c better. Rice du1l. Coffes qJ1f 4
but steady. Sugar steady, Cuba ll3z ul2c MO-
lasses dull. Wheat firm 81 l092 Is. Corn 81 Og
al 10.
Money market is easy cali loans 2ase
sterling unchanged; gold 40; old TENNESSEE
81 new 6S1z.
New Orleans Market.
NEW ORLEANS. August 6.--Cotton dull and
nominal middllDgs z71zc; sales 80 bales re-
ceipts 81 !; exports S4l. Gold 5O1z695l. Sterling
60865. New York sight &c premium. Flour
quiet but firm, superfine Is 25ss so; Xxx 81 q.
OJrn firm 95c@esI 05. Oats, choice new 6Qa62e
Hay e22a3 Pork firm $50 30. Bacon frIn,
shoulders l31zc; clear sides l71ze. Lard tend.
ing upwards, tlerces lS>sc; key 2011c.
Louisville Market.
LOUISVILLE, August 6.-T0baeco firm, sales
IS hhds Tugs TO fine leaf 81 759I5 90; wrappers
S3l Is. Flour IS 25@6 so. Wheat red 81 a3a2
Corn CSC. Oats 45950c. Rye 81 20. Pork so
Lard lS549l9c. Bacon, shoulders I31S@lSs<c
sides lIgI71se. Bulk shoulders 121Sc; clear
sides 1910. Whisky, free 81 I5@l 20.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, August 6-Tobaeco firm and I'M.
changed. Flour steady, superfIne s7@7 IS
Wheat 81 1922 40. Corn s46393c. Oats 47dS5l c
Pork held at s30 Bulk shoulders l2e. Bacon
shoulders ls14c clear sides IKE. Lard ls14 q
l9c. Whisky 81 so.
ID Cincinnati Market.
CINcINEArI, August 6,-Floar unchanged
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THE allotted time of DR.. James stay
in Memphis having expired, he will in
future be addressed at his home Office, 81
and SO Randolph street, Chicago, and
postoffice address, box 1858 Chicago, Ill.
See advertisement in another column,
for particulars.
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CITY MATTERS
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The meeting of delegates to select 3
Congressman and Electors for the Eighth
District of Tennessee, will be held at
Brownsville on the 10Th Of August.
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FINANCIAL ANJ COMMERCIAL.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, August ., 1888.

The weather has changed within the
last day or two, and we are now, we
trust, entering into another dry spell,
which will mature the crops and check
the tendency to create worms. The lat
ter are spreading havoc throughout the
fields OF South Alabama, Mississippi, and
portions OF Arkansas, and there is no
hope for any relief from them until clear
hot weather again resumes its sway.
General business Is, under the cireum-
stances, very fair, but we regret to learn
that many Of our merchants have
thought it best to eountermand orders
for goods in view of the calling out OF
the militia by the Governor, which il
now considered by many IS q foregone
conclusion. The feeling Of depression
was very general to-day, and presented
quite contrast from that which existed
only the day before, when 1t was firmly
believed that such measure would not
be entertained by the Legislature after
the conferences held in Nashville a few
days ago. A Representative Of this
county, named T. A. Hamilton, esked
these troops would not be needed. 1t is
suggested that sugar to any amount can
be forwarded to Nashville as pledges by
the merchants OF this city, though his
immunity from prosecution by our citi-
zsns for the theft OF that article should
be a sufficient guarantee to satisfy the
gentleman.
Gold has reached 150, and the large
means In the hands of those who are
committed to the "bull" interest may
run it up still further, but we are in
cIined to think it has about arrived at
the point where 1t will stop, and those
who have been large buyers must stand
from under. This excitement is purely
of fictitious character. The New York
market to-day opened at 149se, went up
to 1909, declined to l4s}c, and again
went up to 149se, at which it closed
We quote few light sales at 148@l47e.
Selling at 148@l49c.
The New York stock exchange
quotations at noon to-day were as
follows: Coupons of 'Sl, Isl !
do '62, 145; do '64. IL; do '65,
1875; new issue, 81 do '67, 81; 1O-4Os, 81
1905, both series, none; Government
bonds, =; old Tennessees, none; new,
655 sterling, steady; gold loans, per
cent.
Stocks and bonds are dull and noni- |
nal Even the inquiry for city has died |
away, and in 8 day or two We may look |
for the same parties who were SO badly |
scared recently, to appear upon our
streets, with hair on end, offering to sell 1
At SOC.
City scrip is dull at 7O@7Se buying.
Selling at 7S9S0c.
County warrants are not In demand
soc was the buying rate to-day. Selling
At 75c.
Police warrants sold at zoe to brokers,
who ask in q EmAll way 75c.
Ia the Liverpool market at the open
ng to-day cotton was irregular, though
quotations were unchanged. This was
he only dispatch received.
The New York market opened dull
Ind heavy at the closing quotations OF
asst evening. AT noon it was dull with
prices unsettled. At pm. was dull
md nominal with low grades dropping,
md at the close sales were small AID
prices still declining; Low MIddlinSs,
SIC; Middlings, 29Ic; Orleans, 29;e;
hood Middiings, 324c.
COTTON STATEMENT.
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Removal.

- - a
THE undersigned having taken possession OF
the
Star sThRrfb0at, at the Foot Of Jeaers0o
8tFeef,
VIII continue the Steamboat Aaency BusIu q,
and transact All matters Iatrussed 10 him by
his steamboat friends with promptness and dis.
patch. LARRY HARMSTAD,
Star Wharfooat, foot Of Jefferson street
au4If
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NOTICE TO DELEGATES. Delegates to
the District Convention to be held at
Brownsville on the 10Th inst, will be fur
nished with their credentials by calling
at the Office OF P. T. Scruggs this Fri
day. morning at 8 o'clock.
PV order of
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WRAPPING PAPER.-If you would
save your money, go to Brown & Dill
lard's, Sole Agents, 2I4 Front street, and
examine their stock. They have ell
grades OF the finest article Wrapping
Paper, and are selling below Cincinnati
prices. jy2s I'm
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ANNOUN CEMENTS.

KATE are authorized 10 announce X. N. YER
w GER E,Q., a Candidate Tor Congfe2
frf,in he Njh Congressional district at the en-
sulug election Subject 10 toe decision OF The
Democratic convention at BROWNSVILLE on lhe
Stl prONl W
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Stock on hand.....r........... 4.
APPLES-Prices arm. Selling in
bulk at 81 50(G2 50 per barrel
BRAN-LOwer. Held at S22M23.
BUTTER-Demsnd active for choice
at 33@35c; common, 25030c.
BACON-Prices are firm with good
demand. Clear sides, l74918s; shout
ders l93@14Ic.
BAGGING-Demand very light az
yet. Kentucky hand, I7I@IS5; ma
chine, 24926e; India, 26c.
CATTLE = Small supply. Choice
beeves, 63(974c; inferior, 395c.
CHEESE-Prices nominally 146l7c
for w. r. factory and Z D., =.
COFFEE-Prices very firm. Rio, 25t6
Use; Java, 43@45c.
CORN-Weak. We quote sales 500
sacks on levee at 500; also one lot 1T
s23c. From store, held at S50S7e.
CORNMEAL-FSir demand. Fresh,
81 1904 SO; Kindred, "a 65. These are
levee prices in lots. From store, 81 IS.
CHICKENS - Good demand, with
small stock. Young, g 1898 so; old,
81 5O@5.
FL0UR-Choiee grades firm. Super
fine, S797 so; Y, S9@9 so; Xxx, S10tGll
XXX, and fancy family, Sl2@i4.
HAY-Stock very light. Held at
$2O922.
BAMS-Plaln country l79lSc; plain
csnvassed, l7@l8lc; sugRr-cured can
vassed l9@2lc.
HOGS-Few in market and demand
light at 5(953e gross.
EGGS-Stock light. Fresh are sold
readily at l5917c.
HIDES-Receipts light. Dry flint 20
@2lc; dry salt, l79lSe; green salt, 100
lie; green, SC99c.
LARD-Prlees are firm. Kegs, 200
201e; tierces, l99l94c.
LIME-Eureka, 81 IS; Alabama, Cape
and st. Louis, s.
MOLASSES-Ligh stock. Sugar
house, 65c@Sli Porto Rico, 65@S5c; Syr-
ups, 75c(9Sl %.
MESS PORK-Light stock and firm at
$S003l.
OATS-Firmer. 2l5 sacks on lsvee
sold at SIDE. Held at 6O@65c in store in
small way.
OILS-Coal oil, 8s@42c; lard oil, 81 40
al 75c; linseed, 81 20(G)I 40.
POTATOES-Good demand for sound
at 81 50C92 25 per barrel.
SALT-We quote at SO 2563 so for
S bushel barrels; 7-hushsl barrels, IS rs
"a
SHEEP-6 firm at S20s so for Tenpes-
see; S494 50 for Kentucky.
SUGAR-hrm; prime to choice Louis
lana, l6@lsc; fair, l4@l5c; Island, 100
l6e.
TAR-in kegs per dozen, SIS 75@6.
TOBACCO-GOOd stock and prices
firm with only a small trade doing.
WHEAT-Active local demand; No.
!, S2@2 10; No. 2, 81 S5@l IS; inferior,
81 65@1 rs.
WHISKY-Market irregular. High
wines, 5O@60c in bond.
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BANKRUPTCY SALE.-Fsn cy Goods
Perfumery, etc, at No. 1876 Main street,
for ten days only jy24 cod I0t
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WANTED, 100 gentlemen day boarders
at the Southern Hotel. au1 II
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BANKRUPTCY SALE,-Faney Goods,
Perfumery, etc., at No. 1876 Main street,
for ten days only. jy24 cod lot
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WANTED daily at the Southern Hotel,
corner Besl and Main streets, fresh
country eggs, chickens, butter, vegets-
bles and fruit. Rul Ii
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Foreign gfarke,r

" neat 81 % al 95. Corn s2Q9G-. Whisky Sc
ooHded FORK Sl5 -. Buik elders l2es SIDES
~. Bacon shoulders 1876 sides ~ 9i7c.
Lara NC. Batter $3.50. Eggs los.
Foreign Markets.
LohDoS. august 6.-Consols closed at So.
- ;. Five-tWenties Il. Illinois Central gI5s.
times.
LIVERPOOL, August G.-Cotton CLOSED heavy
with a deel niEg tendency sales lOn0O males.
upiands "a F.; Orleans 81.
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TN0R SALE.-Having determined to change
our business, We cffer Tor sale our small but
we'll selected STOCK OF Gk0CEh1ESr ana
=, 90 9-1 one ef tle 8EsT business Z 0USES
a. ms city WeWiu sell also splendid subur-
IN ri NGl DESCE, % miles nom tbs city, near
Isiiitt 5ts,Sou, win ~ acres OF ground, With
- D. ,,aTs-Ssar7 improvements. Apply 10
SyEBR. NITCI1 yl.L & Co, 40. Il Union street,
Lee Block. Jei
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Business, Visiting and Wedding Cards
Printed atthe Lowest Prices at the APP
peal Job once.
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BANKRUPTCY SALE.-Fancy foods,
Perfumery, ETC., at No. 1856 Main street,
FOR ten days only. jy24 cod lot
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. MOrIimOFe at Buena Vista Springs
RusseIIVIlIR, Kentucky.

BUEEA VISTA SPRINGS, RUssELLvILLE, Ls-
gan county, Ky.-My friends in the South who
desire to consult or place themselves under my
treatment, can address or come and consult me
personally from this date until LIST OF October
next at this faVorite Watering Place, and these
Justly celebrated Mineral Springs. As hereto
fore, will stin devote my attention 10 treat
Enent OF all the various forms OF CHRONIC Dis
EASES especially to Diseases Of the Lungs Snd
Organs OF the Chest. as also ali the various
affective forms OF FEMALE DISEASES.
je9 d3tWaw3m ID. MORTIMORE, NJ. d.
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srersos ner Sessfon-PRyabEC Half-y eaFly
Invariably ina Advance.

For Board and Tuition, eic., s75y go, ssJ OF
500 according 90 the age or class of the pupil
FOR Day Scholar, Tuition, sl5, 80 20 or ~
SC riding 10 age or class ,,
EXTRA CHARGEz.-Latin, French, ltailani
.scb sig 90. Music on Piano, IS 20; Music Oh
:. [iIsT $50 %; Muhic on baTp, so t0i Use OF
80 -fIaaentg IS %. Painting ia Oh tololhi
a. aTs Painting IN Water tOlOrs, SIS o.; Draw
a., 81 90: Embroidery and Ornamental Morki
az al. Wax Work, SIS %; Washing and Memo
ing els O.; Bed and bedolng, elV W sta'lOh-
ss- Board per month during vacation II
- - fl1a & sdemy-wa-h hing, mendiug, ETC.
etc. ineiuoes--sL,S-.. 81, -I,sTges
froT farther INFORMATION, apply 10 or address
ste :. Mother Superior, 81 Agnes Academy
~ dg4aWffu
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THE MIXNA HOMICIDE.

Conklin, Hooth and Sherman, charged
with being accessory to the fatal shoot-
ing of Tom KiOna, on Adams street,
Tuesday morning, were carried before
Squire Hall yesterday, and after hear
ing, were discharged. As soon as this
was done they we're resrrested and taken
bsfore Squire Griffith, who, after pa.
tient hearing Of the case, also discharged
the prisoners. Fitzgerald is still in Jail,
but win have hearing today before
Squire Foley.
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TURING THE PRESENT Low STAGE or
i J water in the Arkansas river, all the boats
on the Btemphis end Of the route are with
drawn, and tbs elegant Side-wheei Steamer
NATOMA-...--..-... ....-....-.-J ames Lee, Master
VIII take the place OF the through boats, lsaV-
ing Memphis as heretofore MONDAYS AND
THURSDAHS, ats pm; con Meeting az NaDo.-
leon TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS with ne
light draught and comfortable passenger
steamer
AMERICAN ........... ...W W. T. Berry. Master
For Pine Bluff.
Freight and passengers will be transhsrraa
without detention or extra expense, the "a Ma
IONA giving Through Tickets 70 passeugsra
10 Pine Bluff and all intermediate points O1lV
hut will sign Through Bills LadinR Tor freiSi,i
TO ali points on Arkansas river IS nigh IN a.
Fort Smith.
The nsw and very light.draught steamers
VAN BUREH. W. Williams Mastar
FORT SAIT Jsmes BOWlin, Master
VIII ply between Pine Blur and Rpadra. con.
Meeting at the latter place with q feet OF lrsf
class Flatboais. in charge OF Capt JEFF Raid
win, by which freights shipped on this line are
forWarded without detention. and delivered AZ
destination IN good order, the fats being well
provided Win tarpanlins TO protect the goods
Persons wishing 20 ship by this line viii con-
tinue to mark their goods "viR Arkansas
river and ship to a Memphis and Arkanses
River U. :. Mail Packet Company at Mem
phis. or to John d. Adams, at Mem phis.
All freights signed for through as this line
will as heretofore, continue TO receive the at
tentlon OF James I. Bourne & Co., No. II Jef-
JOHN D. ADAMS. Superintendent.
YINSON q DONAHUE,
mgr, Agents for Nstoma.
on resumption OF navigation, the GLEANBlz
CELES5 TIE, CALDWELL and OZARK viii re-
sumo their places In the Memphis and Fort
Smith line, by which the merchants and plant
ers on the entire Arkansas river will have al
rect communication with Memphis, and from
there by rail and steamboat to ali points In Inc
K United States.
jy2s JOHN D. ADAMS. Superintendent.
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Editor Memphis Appear

Z
! The Democratic Convention Of this
/ Congressional District to nominate q
candidate 10 represent US in the Forty
/ irst Congress OF the United States, is to
assemble at Brownsville on Monday
uext. The names of several gentlemen,
sll OF whom are good and true men, have
been suggested for the consideration OF
said Convention, There is amongst us,
Mr.. Editor, man whose name hiss not
thus far been mentioned, in whom be-
iieye the members OF the Convention
will find an an individual who is every
way worthy of the position, and around
whom l believe the Democracy Of the
district viii rally with unusual unanim-
ity and enthusiasm. The name of that
man is Col. Msrland L. Perkins, gen.
Ileman who served with distinction in
the Federal army during the late war,
AID who, during that war aud since its
conclusion, has endeared himself 10 us
all by his bold, generous and magnRni-
NOUS conduct toward the people of this
portion of the United States.
Col. Perkins possesses all the necessary
qualifications for the position of mem
Der of Congress. He is intelligent, man
ty and brave, and would be compelled
rom his sntecedents to command the
unanimous vote OF the party here, and
The respect of his compeers at Washing
ton. have written this, Mr.. Editor,
not Tor the purpose of urging his claims,
out simply to suggest his name TO the
Convention. Certain l am that who
ever may receive the nomination, will
have 10 warmer supporter than the gen
tleman In whose favor l write.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-07

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