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IMPORTANT ORDER.
Col. Beaumont Calls fer VOIun-
ter PatrOiE1en.
Peace and Good Order Will be
Preserved On Election Day.
OFFIcE CT SUP'r METROPOLITAN POLICE
ME-HEL- .EEA L-n-.-... - -.-. z

OFFICE CT SUP'r METROPOLITAN POLICE
MEAPHI5, Tenn, OotoDer 81, 1865.
Believing that q large portion Of the
citizens OF Shelby county deaire q peace
able and quiet election on Tuesday, the
81 pr0ximO, AID relying on law and
erder-i0ving men Of all parties for sup
Port IN case OF need, / have assured MAJ
Gen. Thomas that no additional military
force is needed in this county to insure
an un9bstrueted and lawful election.
The numerous polls to De opened in the
county render 1t necessary for me to call
for three hundred special patrolmen 10
assist the regular police force in prsserV
ing order, and [ hereby request men Of
character and influence ia the cOmmu-
nifty, Without regard to party, TO come
forward and enroll their names on Mon
day at this office or ct either of the sta
ton houses. Men who are willing TO
perform the duty without pay, and for
the protection of their own property and
families, are preferred, but those claim
ing it will be allowed the three dOliars
per day, authorized by law.
The county volunteer police force, now
~organizad, will patrol the varfnns rOais
leading to Memphis, and promptly arrest
all perzons coming to M city armed,
and ths utmost vigilance will ba used to
detect per5Ons at the polls carrying con-
ceaied weapons.
Officers of the police force, whether
regular or special, are reminded that 1t is
no part OF their duty to act as partizans.
or TO interfere in any way, 10 influence
the choice OF voters IN their selection of
candidates.
There are violent and indiscreet men
who pre- end to believe that the police
a. .. NA-.- -
candidate, and have constructed preteXts
for resistance and advised the dupes who
follow their teachings, to disregard police
authority. These incendlary teachers
are marked, and will be closely watched,
and promptly put down when they at
tempt to carry tneir threats into exeeu.
ton.
"Let us have peace
. ?. BEAUMONT,
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III GRAD RALLY.
Eloquent and Stirring Speeches

The meeting at No. SIS Engine House
lsst night, was one OF the largest suC
most enthusiastic of the whole cam
psigu. The people seemed most thor
/ 0ughIy aroused and enthussd, and the
speeches Of the leaders were received anC
greeted with rounG after round Of hearty
cheers.
Judge MARYLAND L. Perkins called the
meeting TO order, and was made Chair
man.
DR.. Lsttwich wss introduced, and
made u OF his usual short, common
sense, to the point talks.
After he ceased speaking, Col. CAN'T
and Col. Magegeney were called upon,
and in turn made elegant and patriotic
speeches.
At the close of Col. Mageveny'.
/ remarks, loud calls were made fol
Col. Robertson, the Superintendent Of
the Little Rock Railroad. In re-
: spouse he came forward and made
y Gzr the most eloquent and pow
.,7J ~seeh that we have listened to
~hois canvass. HIS sentences
- It's Ofs trumpet, and sem
6ioaJ coTSI >7rcugn the VEINS Ike
Ere. No one be. a. a-lconanca
not excited and thrilled 0y -~r,7gs on
We only regret that space IL Sot nC
giving a resume Of the speech q
report, however accurate, could begin
convey 81 idea Of the manner of It's de-
livery or the effect Of the words as they
feu from his lips. Col. Robertson is an
orator by nature, and his words made 8
deep impression on all that heard them
TIE Eeeting broke up about eleven
O'Clock, ali thoroughly satisdsd Of the
result OF the coming contest, and looking
upon Or. LefgwIch as already our next
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THE COUNTS.

Law COURT-H s. Lee, Jldde.-All
the motions entered on the motion docket
OF this court were disposed OF yesterday.
The calendar for Monday is as follows /:
II2l Haycraft vs.. Toof o. a..
lT2 Harmon VI. Aerriman ct Al.
lib FIRST National Bank vs.. Arnold ct al.
IVA Walton VS.. Renfroe.
ll25 Reilly vs. Rice et al.
HI Haraldson VS.. Whitmore-
LIS Cunningham VS. Ayrss.
llG Cameron vs. Winters.
lilo BlackemCre vs. Atlantic & Mis-. SIS Co.
MUNICIPAL COURT-GeO. ". WQIdr1n,
JIdge.-The jury in the Gaze # the State
VS.. Campbell, at a lste hour Friday eve
ming, brought j n a verdict "nOC guilty"
Cases set for Monday are from $50 TO
9U2-SJGJeV vs.. J. Sch0OIes.
All parties against whom indictments
have been found and whose essss have
not been disposed OF, will be required to
re-appear Monday and renew their bonds,
or fOrfeitHres viii be taken and alias ca
phases issued.
CHANCERY COURT VIM. Ii. Smith,
ChGnceHOr.-This Court will e0hFene
Monday morning. The calendar Of
cases which vera published in yesterday
mornings Issue Will be taken Gp for trial.
CIRCUIT COURT-Ge0rge ". ReeVes,
Judge The following judgments and
orders were entered in this court yester-
day:
orgil B o. vs. Farrtas. judgment fer plaintiff
S2J44 q.
Stewart a Bro VS. Mitchell, continued untilnext
Edwards VS. N & OR Co, judgment for plain
tih sl66.
SanderIln vs. NJ Co, dismissed.
Bal VS. NJ go hR Co, judgment for plainun
SlOO.
Jackson Insurance Co Va Parker ct al, dimissed-
Court meets Monday to hear motions,
etc. Will then adjourn over TO Friday,
the Oh November. No more jury cases
/ will be taken up. All jurors were dis
charged from this court yesterday even
inc
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RETRIBUTION!
The Masked HOFsemen Hang a
Negro DesperaaO.

Correspondence OF the Appeal
BROWNSVILLE, rESN, October q, 1868.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
AS yet / have not seen anything in
your paper about a strange and tragic
affair which happened zeal here on Sat
urdsy night, aud which created tha most
intense excitement Ia this neighborhood,
both among negroes aud whites. "A
week ago, Saturday, q negro man named
Henry CroWder came 70 Brownsville,
sod stayed around town all day, getting
pretty drunk before be started to go back
lome to the place u 1Lr. Dyer, near Me-
ridigs Pond. He SIS heavily armed,
and q ssys went thai ssy. That night
going nome he shot a. everybody that
passs,i by him, but fortunately did not
ait OF hurt anybody. Strange TO say,
eithCagh several persons kneW OF this,
he was not arrested. He always was y
very bad negro, and this only embOld-
-ned him TO De more devilish than be-
fore.
During the past week be used the most
iresdfui threats about several ladies In
ne neighborhood, and 50 great was the
terror Of him that Lot one lady in that
region dared to stir out OF her house
without s protector.
On Saturday evening last he was par
riculary 0bstreperous and cut up con-
siderably about something, making
threats against the white people gene
ally. About half past nine O'Clock,
according to one OF the negroes on the
place, and later according To Others), q
squad of men dressed up ~cariousiy, sp-
peared in Mr.. Dyer's yard, and demanded
Henry. He tried 10 escape, but they
Taught hil, and carried aim off with
them. The next thins that was seen Of
aim, he was found hanging on the road
side at Meridian Pond, ten miles from
town.
This is all that is known Of the matter.
TIE death Of this desperate is great
relief TO the community, both white and
colored. The negroes dreaded and feared
aim even more nan the whites. The
manner OF his death has also had q very
healthy influence on evil doors OF all
sorts.
II anything further trsnspires I will
let you know. Yours truly, OK.
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The Markets were well attended, IS
usual, Oh Saturday evening. The spisn
old weather brought out the Isdiss
in troupss, and the markets were 4 led
with them, making their Sunday house
keeping purchases. The prices OF almost
everything ranged a little higher than
on last Saturday Butter, fresh country,
so TO Soc. per pouud Goshen soc I; eggs
fresh country, A0c sgeet pots5o-s 81 10
to l 20 per bushei by the peck 80 to 40c ;
green cOrn Z5c Per dozen tuFBips, large,
Z cent a Piees f; cabosges i2z 70 l5c. per
head egg plants 81. each chickens 40
TO SOC. ezcn, cleaned honey 30c. per
pound in comb; beef, choice zoe ; nut
t0U 20; PORK zoe ssusage meat 20; per
pJUld fOIcsd meat l5c. per pound !;
head cheese 20s per pound trlpe los.
each ; corr beef15 to IS7. per pound.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01
TH-EyOINT TARIFF

We have received from General Su-
pe%rintendent LiveImore a copy OF the
Joint freight tariff lately adopted ny the
Mississippi and Tennessee, and Missis-
sippi Central Railroads, between Mem
pbis and the stations on the Mississippi
Central Railroad, and which goes into
effect on November L, 1S0S. RMS ar
raugement we understand, the missis-
sippi and Tennessee Railroad have been
endeavoring to effect Tor several years,
but It has only been lately that they
have succeeded.
Freights can nov be shipped to all
stations on the Mississippi Central direct,
without Breaking buik-DO change Of
cars or trRnsfer-and the same arrange
ment applies to freights for New Orleans
We understand that the New Orleans
tariff has been in operation about ten
days, and already over q thousand
bales of cotton have been shipped by 1t.
We have no doubt that 1t will result 10
great advantage 20 both railroads and to
the city Of Memphis.
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TO DESTHLLERS AND LIQUOR
DEALERS.
Important Provisions Of the
AeVenue Laws.

It ia important for persons engaged IN
the liquor business to know that under
the provisions Of the revenue law it will
be the duty Of every person owning or
having in his possession, on the nrst day
OF November next, any distilled spirits
intended for sale, exceeding In quantity
fifty gallons and not then In bonded
warehouse, to immediately make return
thereof to the Collector of the district in
which such spirits may be held, stating
the number and kind Of packages, the
marks and brands thereon, the place
where the same are stored, and the guam
tity as nearly as the same can be deter
minsd. Such return must include all the
spirits owned or held by the party max
ing the same in the district. Any per-
son owning or having in his possession
such spirits and refusing to make such
return will forfeit the same; and all dis
titled spirits found after December l,
1868, in any cask or package, containing
more than five gallons, without having
thereon the marks and stamp required by
the act OF July 30, 1867, will be forfeited.
Also, that every person engaged in dis
tiiling or recIifying spirits, and every
wholesale liquor dealer or compounder
of spirits, is required 20 place and Keep
cOnSDlCuUustI O4 VIC OueoA0O vi LIS Aho
tiIlery, rectifying establishment, or place
of business, a sign in plain and legible
letters, not less than three inches 10
length, painted in oil cOlors or gilded, and
of a proper and pr~opOrtionate width, the
name or firm of the distiller, rectifer,
wholesale dealer, or c%ompounder, with
the words Registered distillery," " rec
tifer of spirits,,n Wholesale liquor
dealer,U or "~compounder OF Liquors, y as
ths case may bs. No fence or wall OF q
hight greater than five feet can be al
lowed around the premises Of any dis
.illery, so as to prevent easy aud imme-
date access thereto. Every distiller
must furnish to the Assessor of the dis
triet as many keys to the doors and gates
OF the distlllery as may be required by
the Assessor from time to time and the
distillery must always DO kept accessible
TO any officer or other person having
such key.
Signs are required to be displayed by
manufacturers Of liquors, and just now
the Assistant Assessors are busily en-
gagged in notifying persons Of these re-
qulrements.
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THE BARBECUE.

The barbecue announced to come of
In the "serububsn of the toyn yester-
day, to which Radical and Conservative
negroes and white men were indiscrimi-
nately invited, does not seem to have
been very s~ueeessful-ss a peseeabIs az
fair anyway-frOm the black eyes,
swelled noses, ehawed ears, and struck
5y-lightning looks generally. of those
who returned. We understand about
twenty-five persons attended i5, and Of
these, twelve couple paired eff for 2
friendly fight as soon az they got on the
ground, the odd nan acting es "Vam-
pire." The grub, all that was not spoiled,
was packed up and brought back to
town, to be used as q /" fove-feast" some
other DAY.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

ALL SAINTS DAY. To-day is the
festival Of All Sandstone not much OBJ
served here in Memphis, but a high
holiday in New Orleans and Mob lie and
portions Of the country where the C!stho-
lie religion Is more universal than 1t is
here. This festival takes its origin Il ON
the conversion in the seventh centul y
OF the Pantheon at Rome into a Chrks
tian place of Worship, and its dedicatioL'
by Pope B0niface ", to the virgin and
Ill the martyrs. The anniversary of this
mt Wss at first celebrated on the first
Az, but the DAY was subsequently
oi,oreo 70 the frst Of November, which
80 tben ce.-orth, Gnder the designation
Of the Res { o. All Saints, set apart as q
General con enumeration ia their honor.
Hbe festival has also been retained Ia a
degree by the Anglican Church.
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A NEW THING Nv LIFE IN
sURANCE.

The Southern Life Insurance Company,
with that enterprise which has always
marked their course, have, through their
general agents, Thompson and simmons,
No. II Madison street, introduced 10 cur
insur1ng public the system Of return pre-
MUM life policies, which are a happy
combination Of Life Insurance and
Savings Bank, guaranteeing not only the
payment OF the amount insured, but the
complete return Of every dollar OF pre-
MUM paid-secuFing an addition eDeTu
year d eSuOsey orc UssftOLftJ " Tue UTtIIUdt
premium, and this addition made at the
beginning Of the first and Of every su6se-
quent year. For example "A person IL
surfing at the age Of thirty for $4,000,
Return Premium Life Pan, Premium
for Life, would pay an annual premium
OF S128 IS, and should he die during the
first year thereafter his heirs would re-
ceive S5l2S So Should ne live to pay
twelve annual premiums, or SI543 50,
his policy would be increased to s6543 50
Should he insure upon the Ten Annual
Payment Non-FOrfeitiDg Plan, and live
TO make the ten complete payments of
1922 50 per apnum, his policy would Sc
increased to S7225.
Messrs. Thompson & Simmons are pre-
pared 60 furnish policies On this plan to
any amount.
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TIE Baltimore papers state th Rt the
Remains of the late w. 6. HDi5ro ok, for
= few weeks one OF th 2 trusted route
3 gents Of the Southern Express tCom-
paDy, reached that city la charge Of the
Adams Express Company and were in
TERED in the principal cemetery of that
city on Sunday Rast. The fune raj was
one OF the largest ever witness ed, and
was attended by the Odd Fsllc ,ws, Ma
sOns, Paid Fire Department anc deletya-
tioDs rom the old Volunteer Fire I've
partment, as also the enpI 5yees OF
Adams Express Co mpany, ant a large
concsurse Of other friends u forme 7
associates. Mr.. Hol brook wss well and
very fsvorsbly known in B altim0re,
where for e number Of years be was con-
nected with the Adams Exp ess Com
pany. A few weeks since he was ten
dered and accepted the respoD sible and
lucrative position OF route e ,ent with
the Southern Express COnaE any, and
whilst travelling 10 its service, contracted
= fever which, Unexpectedly occssioned
his death at Columbia, Ten a., after q
brief Illness
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

COMMERCIAL EDUCATION. - Every
younE man shsuld have q good knowl-
edge on accounts, write 3 good business
hand and be expert and accurate at fig
ures. For acquiring such branches Led
din's Commercial College offers superior
advantages. The course of study at this
institution is extended, thorough and
practical, and we a cordially recon-
mend it to ali young men who are seek
ing for an education which they can ap-
oily TO the practical details Of life.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

SEWING MACHINEs.--The "a ost useful,
l~abor-saving, bsppiRess-prOduc ing sppli-
cation Of mechanical ingenuity 70 prsc-
teal purposes, Of this practice I and ma
chine using age is the SEWING Machine.
The first inventor conferred q benefit
upon the human race that it is difficult
10 estimate, and each successiv g improve
meDt has been a step in the CO use or hu-
mainly. Messrs. Grover & Baker are
among those whose names v M ever be
insepsrably linked with thi cause OF
progress. Their Elastic Slit ch Family
Machine, which took the fir st pfiZe at
the Worlds Fsir, OF Paris, Is st year, is
by far the most elegant Of b e imprCve-
Daents. Al u lale Fair seVe lal Of those
splendid machines we're OF 1t on the
grounds, and attracted the a ttention of
every one. In another eokuI an is found
the advertisement of Go sU agent, TO
which We call the attentI0o OF all our
readers.
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GAGE & FISHER. SOS Front street. In

BOOKS AND STATIONERY.-Messrs. G.
c. Cieaves & Co, No. 283 Main street,
have in store and sffer TO the reading
public the largest stock of professional,
law, medical and school books in Mem
phis, or perhaps in the Southwest. Their
stock OF miscellaneous books il also very
large, and is constantly being increased
by the current publications Of the day.
The largest stock Of letter, note and cap
paper, envelopes, blank books and sta
tiOnery in Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

MATTEKs OF GEEAT IMPORTANCE
Young men should, beEore exDendinq
their money for s b. Isiness education,
lake special pains 70 thoroughly investi-
gaze tue facilities ST i0rded by the differ
ent scnoois mat IN Sile their patronage.
h7mNDOeIt hst NJ ~gh-sOundiDg pretenses
and great display ia Themselves. arsouut
70 nothing. Elk .oine r ,berfsoo's C,m-
mercisl Colisgs 81 Main street. before
going slsewbeI a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

nEAeLEu loot AND SHOE STORE =
This wsu-know.u hrst-clsss establish
meut. No. 344 Ma IN street, contains now
one of the best, If got the best, stock OF
boots, shoes, gaiterSs etc, for ladies',
girls, mems and boSVs' wear, In Mem
phis. The stock has been carefully se-
lected with a view to ,VuF peculiar faIl
and winter trade, and pNrties desiring 70
purchase, wholesale or retail, cannoI 90
better than call on Mr.. John w. Voc
cell, the enterprssina and polite pEoprie-
Tor. who will make it TO the advantage
of every one TO trade at the Eagle boot
and shoe store, No. 344 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

LUNCH! OYSTER S0UPI- The Nor
roe Exc1 auge, No. IS Mon. 'oe street,
CONTINUES - set the INST elegau t lunches
every M r1iug q 10 J'elpek, VII, VI oyster
al tuT-Is soup, sud al the deli Scies q
the saZson are served 10 % the b Ungry
The q nest Of wines and liquors V the
bar az Z the best Of beer on tap. 2
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

The oyster trade is becoming Of con-
siderable impOr ance in Memphis. There
are nov ct least a 6.zen dealers here
who purchase wholesale in Norfolk and
Baltimore. Our citize.l IS should deal
With none but those VIM make Mem
phis their home, and are identified with
it. Fer6 sap. set.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

IT IS AN LII WIND" says the Nash.
ViHe B1"'eI d" that blows nobody RDy
gooo' ana i5e aging is sptly illustrated
py tLe Csc OF uIe Nashville and North
western d&iiFf I'd, which has had It's
freigh, cuisines svery materially increased
by ne sccide Il to the t-ressiswork oDDo-
Elts Clsrksv'I lie, on the Memphis, Clarke.
vile and Louisville road. Over forty
car losds Of Memphis freight per dag are
row being passed over the former ROAD,
which, but for the accident referred to,
would have taken the other route.
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basOIUe9at Notice.

HAVE sugges ed the insolvency of the es-
tate of Ohm W. Armstrong, deceased, to thu
I1efk OF the county Court OF Shelbs COD. ".
All persons having claims agaiLsi sad estate
will die the sameswIth said clerk, autn.-. ticated
seo.rdfng 70 law, On or before "a Isl day OF
April. IS53. JOHN 7. W~I.,tIrS, AdinT.
cctoDsr IL, ~ oeA IayFsW WsS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01
October q, 1868.

October q, 1868.
Rev. J. ". Rogers, Memphis, Tenn:
My Dear Rogers:
, I was an at
teudant Of the services of st. Albans,
which I liked from the beginning, and
learned to like more 4 more every
time I heard them. When l heard that
you intended to start q new parish 10
Memphis, in which you would endesvOr
TO besuufy and to adOrn the cold and
barren ritual Of our church, it greatly
pleased me; nor can 1 tell you with what
regret I ascertained that the Bishop had
MT mis- foot down On the attempt. What
= mista&s!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

W.. SMITH, 81 Wsler Valley notnri-
ETY. hso BIS Dc-e puiled AID his face
slapped o. the train gojBs 70 Browns
vile on Friday sftaruoo 2. BE looked
TX q baby snI would not De coaiOrted
unit ne "sS given several drinks from
Juage Levi aottis OF SOC taiDg syrUp.
OtempCTd, O mOres!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

Good gard wide REown De-
messic f3 AS GEMS. Best Al
Brown DOmss.1c as cents. This
stock muss be ciSscd out. j. II.
LUewelssiHe 81 Bros, Clay
Building.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

MEssRs. BIGLE Z, EELLERsH & Co.
are prepared 70 II ruisk wood and coal,
10 Quantities 70 ult customers, st the
lowest prices. S5ssmh 1ets. hotels, fsc
tories, presses q Is ssuiljt supplied. Or
ders left st cor ner Of 5. nth Court sad
Msin PromplIg atrsnasd 70. q
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

THE STATE Insurance COMPA, "
CGpSiOl TgO Hundred thousand Dog-
lars -iBsur-s sgaIn,t loss by Fire ND
peris~ % Nzvig t0u has Twenty Tn. IA
ssnd Dollars deposited with the Com D.
tr0le-. W. H. MroEE. Agent.
(vith German Nail nal Bank SO Main stree :.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

Attention, Country and Ret al,
Merchant Large 8 eek Gssl,-
cOes, Bieschen and Is owe gse.
mesat :, SIR eys E&eFNeys, ~ sra.
bu g EIsRRe'. BOOts ana : ,h0-s
aHd SlsIh Mg beng sOsd Isut a
extra baEgaiu-. J.. a. L. even.
slime ~ Bros No. 231 Matn
afrePl.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

Aitss item, Country and Retail
Ne chants. IA &c stock Gala
Goes. Esless, h%G and Brown De-
IA sizes LsEs--ys. A~Fseys, JsEa-
buFgs, ElanaeIS Boots and shoes
aEia EOIhIng being ssIss out al
eX ra barA ANS a. :. H. EOeWen-
> inc a. Is 0s.. Ne. &SI Main
~areef.
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assume that things are pretty much what
they really are"
Thus 1t appears, Messrs. Editors, that
In my humtIs work for Christian union,
ny heart beats In unison with many
others Throughout the world.
Respectfully, j. W. ROGF2S.
Priest OF the Church Of The Blesset E.rgin.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

BEST TINE TO INSURE YOUR LIFE,
NOw.-Fue assets Of the II IA Life IL
sursnce Company, are Ten Million Dol
lars her daily increase over T@enty
thousand Dollars she has Issued New
Cash Tables, with Annual Dividends on
the Contribution Plan. New Term
Rates copyrighted, offeflog superior in
Cueements. Call ard examine them.
". h. MOORE, General Agent,
with German National Bank 293 Ma in street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-11-01

OLD CLOTHES MADE NEW.-Thos. 81.
HUT & Co, Nc. 246 Second street, are
prepared to do all kinds of cleaning,
dying aud securing. They will make
I'd clothes lOok as good as bran new,
y SeRt at a cost which compared with
anu =, y almost nothing. By q new
new one Hrlgi2al ulster and shape OF
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