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GEO, 4. THOMAS,
Mai. Gen. U, S a, Commanding.
HEADQ RS DEpRimF OF rnE cUnBEaLAND

HEA rs DEPR'MP OF THE CUMBERLAND
LOUISVILLE, KY, Juue a. 1855.
HIS ESoellency, W G, BIownlow, Governor of
Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn.I
Sir: Referring to my letter of 18Th
inst, to you, have the honor to inform
you, that since writing have procured
q copy Of the acts OF the Twenty-ifth
General Assembly Of Tennessee for the
years lS8f-S.
/ have carefully examined the ac's
providing for the protection OF sheriffs.
etc, and relating to the Sale Guard,
aud respectfully submit to you, as my
opinion, that under these laws, If vigO-
rously snioFesd, he difficulties in Ten
-,--Ass could 20 snppfeesea.
The seventh, a.. HupStq aeHt seettOh !.
of the /" act for the protection OF Shef.H,
etc passed February |, 1883. appears TO
be especially available snd practicable
for good effect, and could be more read
lily and quickly enforced than the act "a
"organize and equip State Guard"
| etc, passed March Is, 1868, though il
| found necessary this would be the more
powerful organization, Notwithstanding
its deficiencies as to staff corps for its
administration.
| I take the liberty OF giving an opinion
on this subject, because of the PROBABLE
| ity of the necessity in the end for your
| calling on the United States for aid un.
der The provision OF the Constitution
and as you have been informed, the forc'
at my command is 30 exhausted by CALI
for other duties, that it is not likely tina
sufficient troops for the purpose could 81
! furnished.
| l have the honor to be,
| Very res pectfully,
| Your Uhedient servant,
GEO. Ii. THOMAS,
| Major-GeneTsl, L. 3. A.
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FINE POTATOEs.-W received yester'
day from A. J. Owen, Esq, Whites
Station, five Irish potatoes dug from one
hill, the least OF which weighs nearly a
pound. The aggregate weight of the
1--WE is five pounds and two ounces They
are Of the pink eye variety.
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still partial confusion, indebtedness and
crowded condition Of the Penitentiary.
A full settlement with the lessees is De.
sirsble, II, indeed, it is not absolutely
necessary. / do not advise the erection
of additional buildings at this time, at
Nashville but / suggest, as [ have done
on former occasions, tbs commencement
of a Branch Penitentiary In the eastern
division of the State. The PeuiientisFy
at Nashville ought to be self sustaining /;
bat instead of this large appropriations
OF money are annually required. The
whole matter is with you, and to you
submit 1t without entering into detail.
Col. A. +. Boone, whom you desigua-
ted by special enactment to settle with,
provide for and pay off the officers and
soldiers of the late State militia, has per
formed the work assigned him, aud ia
ready for settlement with such COM
mittee as yOu may designate.
have been appealed to by prominent
men of both political parties, TO urge
upon you the propTiety of removing Do
iiti al disabilities formerly imposed uDou
a large class of rebels. The conduct Of
that class Of people has been, and 1t still
is, such that do not feel justified il
making this recommendation. They
have military organization in thf:
State, whose avowed object Is TO trampis
the laws under foot and force the party
in power to enfranchise themselves anC
their sympathizers. 1 cannot stultify
myself by yielding to this request, &C
companied by threats of violence. Il
members of the General Assembly
are alarmed for their personal safe
ty, aud feel disposed to sue fol
peace upon tine terms proposed
by an armed mob, they will Of course
take a different view Of the subject
Any recommendation of this kind, Il
made at all, should be at regular, RnC
not at called, session of your body
And whether such recommendation ant
corresponding action ;hereupon shall bC
deemed wise, at your adjourned meeting
in November next, can be then NOR
safely determined, by strictly observing
the conduct of these uuTeconstrueteC
Kuklux rebels and their sympathziinl
supporters, between this time and that.
Trusting that your session may bi
brief and useful, may the hand of kinC
Providence guide your families in you
absence. w. G.. BROWNI,Ow.
July q, 1853
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TIE MEMBERS If the Democratic
Liberty Club" OF the Seventh ward, will
meet at their hall, In the Ferguson
Building, corner fernando and Beai
streets, Saturday evening, LIST August, at
s o'clock, and proceed In procession to
the hall Of the "Centrsl Club" Every
member is expected to be present and 60
In the procession. By order Of the Pres
ident GEO j. CAMPBELL,
Corresponding Secretary,
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Five arrests up to midnight. In the
First District. Fifty dollars in fines SIS
sessed and nothing collected.
Six arrests In the Second District uI
to 9 o'clock pm. Thirty. five dollars as
sessea and nary red collected. II bus
iness keeps on at this rate the Hotel d.
Beaumont will have to go into bank
ruptey-it is not paying expenses,
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STATE OF TENNESSEE, EXECUTIVE DEPT,

STATE OF TENNESSEE, EXECUTIVE Yep 7,
KNOXVILLE, Jane %, Ices
Msj-Gen. George II. Thomas;
Your favor OF the 24:h inst. Is now be-
fore me, and your suggestions have been
duly considered. I thank you for the
sauie, and fully appreciate your motives.
The principal difficulty. we have to en-
counter has perhaps not occurred to your
mind. The Sheriffs In the rebelliOus
counties, for the most part, are strangely
silent, and as strangely reluctant TO COM
ply with the provisions OF the law. This
reluctance arises from one OF two oonsid-
erations: either the fear Of violence in
attempting to organiZs police force, or
after said force shall have been dis
banded. In some instances the Sheriffa
are ia sympathy with the rebellious ele-
ment of their respective counties.
Upon the whole, think it likely
shall have to convene the Legislature In
| extraordinary session.
have the honor 70 be- etc,
VIM. q, BROWNLOW,
Governor Of Tennessee.
Thls dangerous organisation Of Ok
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A LARGE TRADE
We have concluded arrangements through
which We propose 10 Offer Inducements for ali
BUYERS TO PURCHASE HERE

1st-All Imported Goods ne win I'm.
port Direct, or buy from the Importers
Agents.
All Domestic Goods We Will buy direct
from the Manufacturers.
Shoes We viii have made 70 order Ia
fact EeWill procure all our 8oOds FROM
FIRsF HANDS, thereby saving the lob
beF's pFofIis.
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WANTS.

vHANTED To RENT-A Furnished HOUSE
w containing rom four TO six T. Oins Tor the
ss1ruuner months, for which a liberal re 1t " u
y uaid p1omp ~. Address Immediately J, A
97 -erlon 10 sI JyN
--C,-Any one addressing cOmnu-
w ncaIt. u 20 .. t. L. Appeal ONCE, de-
~ - 1.,.-f;.,- Terms and all particulars
sSTlolng Ioea-l.g, u FARM on either OF the
FsiirSsds f,r sa e ma md reliable purchaser
iva II
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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
postOftice address, boz 5s8s Chicago, Ill.
See advertisement in another column,
for particulars.
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SENT UP.-Charles Henderson, q nOto'
rious black sneak thief, was yesterday
sentenced to the Penitendary, by Judge
Hunter, for three years, ON charge o.
grand larceny. We only hope the Gov.
ernor will keep him there until after the
slectiou.
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HAVE two beautiful and well improved
/ Plantations in Lee county, ia, Wls1ln
three miles OF the city OF Albany, bounded ~
one OF the best railroads in the State, and me
Lot and coumOdiOua Dwelling in the ctty.
which VIII gladly sail o. aKnnanke tos osns4
property, nsARR = MS vuuxauz.
aRle A. NAasA&s
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Don't fOrgei that cur sale at
cost for Boots and Shoes anu HAS
sslil continues ut eur Gld stand,
21S Main street.
]. Z: HANDLAN & co,
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The Ninth Ward Conservative DEM
oeratie Club will meet this evening at "a
O'Clock, ct their Wigwam In Ford,s
grove. a large attendance is desired,
and We cordially invite ali who are
friendly to the cause. Eminent speakers
will be present to address the Club.
w FICHAPDET Secrsto,--
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FOR MOUND CITK

TEaMER PEOSTA LEAVES ar
- II a m NM ar m. Leaves Mound
City every day at s am, an, pm. and
* pm. MARK r. CHEEK.
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RIVER MATTERS.


-=~H~@ - A@-~@se
ST. Louis, July 30.-The river Is fall
ing at TINS POM.
ATrived-City of Cairo and Pauline
Carroll.
LOUISVILLE, July 30, The river is sta
nonsTyi with 40 inches in the canal.
The weather is clear and warm.
CINCINNATI, July 30.-The river has
risen seven inches.
Arrived-Argosy, from New Orleans.
CAIRO, July 30-Passed doWn-Con-
Hnental, at 8 am, Rubicon, at pm,
City Of Alton, at pm. Passed up
Emma No. 3, at p ~.
The river fell four inches.
MEMPHIS, July 3I.-Weather clear and
warm.
River falling at the rate of Q inches per
dsy.
No change to report in the rivers Of
Arkansas.
Arrivals.
Steamer Commonwealth, New Orleans
Tempest, Louisville.
Departures.
Steamer Commonwealth, st. Louis.
Marble City,
Natoma, Napoleon.
Tempest, White river.
In Port.
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GREENWOOD DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-This
evening at O'Clock the second regular
meeting Of this Club will be held at the
grounds in College Grove, and it is ex-
pected that every member will be present,
and many more to bin US. The ladies
and gentlemen of the city are cordially
invited to attend. The cars will return
with all wishing to go out. Let there he
an enthusiastic attendance. New and
important business will be transacted
and reports Of committees received.
j. W. CLAPP, President.
NJ n. M.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

There was no boat in port last night.
but the Liberty will no doubt be found
at her berth this morning by the earliest
riseTs.
The City of Alton backs out Tomorrow
at pm. for Cairo and st. Louis. She is
one OF the bsst boats on the river. Can't.
Thompson commands.
The Liberty, Capt. Jim Rice, will be
in port to leave for all points on White
river to- morrow at 5 pm. She is the
regular q. 5. mail packet. Milt Harry
and Charley Sharpe are her clerks.
The proceedingsof the Steam bostnen's
Seymour and Blair Club, which organ
ized last night, viii be found in another
column.
The Rubieon, Capt. Blake, pass es
down tomorrow for Vlcksburg and the
bends.
The fne steamer Julia, Capt. Lock.
hart, with Andy fsaacs In The office,
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HEADERS DEPT. OF THE CUMBERLAND,


LOUISVILLE, AY., June Is, 1853.
HIS Excellenev, W. q. Brownlow, Governor OF
Tennessee, Knoxville, Tenn:
SIR: l have the honor to acknowledge
the receipt of your letter of the 18Th inst,
containing a copy of dispatch from the
Hon. s. NJ. ATnell to you, and your re-
quest for troops to be sent to certain
counties in Tennessee. You say that
without troops In these counties, the
civil laws cannot be enforced, or loyal
men allowed to exercise their rights and
liberties. l have the honor 70 say, in
reply, that the military can only be used
to ala and sustain the civil authorities in
the discharge of their duties. The State
of Tennessee, being in the full exercise
of ali the civil functions of State, the
military authority OF the United States
cannot legally Interfere except In aid
and support of the civil authority. For
these purposes troops have been sent to
various localities at your request. Thess
details, together With the present de-
mand for troops TO assist the United
States officers in collecting the revenue,
| has 60 exhausted the force at my COM
mand ss TO pfeVenJ tins complying with
your request 10 send companies TO the
counties named. Very respectfully,
Your obsdlent terv ant,
GEO, Il. THOMAS,
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Holm n. ADAMS. Superintendent.
VTNaON a DONAHUE.


On rssuTn pIion OF navigation, the GLEANER,
| CF-I FE; CA Adv ELL and OZARK viii re-
snfoe their places in the Memphis and Fort
SMITH line, ~ which the merchants aud plant
ers on theentire ATkanrfas liver Will nave d.
ri eoulmu uieation with Memphis, and from
theye y rail and steamboat to all points In the
U me s' JOIN D. ADAMS, Superintendent.
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although our large capital We are
enabled to BUY FOB CASH. thereby
can buy closer Than those buying on
credit
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WE are compelled to crowd out this
morning large amount of local matter,
to make room for the Governors mes
sage.
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THE Coz BOYT AFFBAY.-rhe case OF
L. H. Coe, Esq was continued yester-
day by Squire Griffith, until this morn
ing ct S o'clock. Mr.. Boyt, sr, came
into the city yesterday and sued out q
warrant for the arrest OF Geo. Myers
the young man who was in company
Wiz Mr.. Cos when the affray occurred
as being Gceessory to the Effsir. Mr
Myers, as soon e. AZ beard that the com
nlsipt lad been made, SeRt before
iSoulre Griffith, surrendered himself
and was released on his reeogniz ance e
appear this morning st the same time al
Mr.. Coe. We learn that Ar, Boyt, jr.
Is Doing well, and may possibly recover
We sineeSely hope he may.
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Sd-We shall continue 70 SILL ONLY
BoR CASH, which enables Us 10 sell At
closer profit than those selling on fine,
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BOARDIEG g.

nOAEDING.-Uae or two gentlemen win
* yV{syss can oi,uaiT board at moderate rates.
dsbe pest snd HEALYTTESr neighoorhooo ~
~ citv. None but thOGF ghc can give une4-
- i li-----1.sl cts5ca jel0 Il
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THIRTY FIRST DAY-FrtdGg.- Sun ri
ses 5:I2; sets $3.50.
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FOR SALE.

UOR SALE-FIVE DEERtNG COTTON
PRESS e.. new and in complete order. In
duire o. NJ. HfIlSUN & c., g., % and 66 7 MON
street, between Eeoond and Third slreets
Memphis, Tenn. lyzS w
NOR SALE OR LSASE -Bsautiful, shaded
and Ch ice Huiding LOS, 1fOnlng on n
Sorits residence streets, either cleared o. VIII
nps folest tcsss-vsry .Ow. ". A. Heat
LEY, Agent s.rs. ~ol. Preston, No Bstnei
Block. y - eiA
HUBURBAN LANDS AN . RESIDENCE FOR
- SAFE oR EASY Terms Ny lands, nile
east on the city, ara for sale, on terms 70 sui
purchasers. for CASH or on any ume-frOm one
q ten yeas, and IN any qusuhty-tron acre.
10 81. sly residence, with nom "a u = acre
land will be sold Rt RIeSt bargain, Tor cash
or on tie usual terms Apply 20 myself, on tns
premises, or 70 Royster, TTszegant 8 Co., my
arsuts, II the city. -.
jel7 n. "A. LhE1h ~ =.
NOR sALE.-Havtng determined TO change
our business, we ter for sole our small but
well selected stuck OF GROCERIESr and .
lease OF one If the BEST BUSINESS eOCSES
IN the city. We avail sell also splendid subur-
ban RESIDENCE, 81 miles nom the city neeJ
5iis station. with Al acres OF ground With
AL the nscss sRry improvements. apply l.
WEBB, MIECEkLL s CO., No. 10 Union street,
Lee BiOl K sHf II
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BANKRUPTCY SALE.--Faney Goods.
PeTf1mery, etc, at No. 1876, Main street,
for ten days only. jy24 cod IOt
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FOR RENT.

NOR RENr-Up-stsiTs No. 10 jefferson street.
two Rooms suitable for Ontces or sleeping
rooms. Apply at appeal orAce. mhL
EHOR RGNc.-rwO handsome Rooms in the
third story Of the building, No Y Adams
street, suitable for ofilces or sleeping apart
menbs. AIso the spacious basement OF me
same building Apply Al the store on we
premise. hsoL "a
KSOR RENF.-A FINE COTTAGE RESI-
dsucs Win seven acres OF 5araen Land,
Square. and just outside toe corporate limits
yVlll hs rented low ID a good prompt pay Ing
ten ant Present crop, etc, Tor sale low. Apply
= T. GRAVES, Memphis lotion Press lSi
II sdisOn street. maoO u
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IKE SENATOBLA AFFAIR.-Af-er wait
ing several days, and telegraphing sew
eral times to parties who ought to have
been able to furnish some news or par
ticuIars Of the examination Of the Sena-
toSia horse thieves, we have been able to
CLEAN only the following, which we take
from the fernando Press of yesterday !:
" Bound Oyeg.-Ths reported horse
thieves at SenatObis, have had prelim
mary examination before a Magistrates
Court, aud only thirteen were bound
over in bonds Of Fl 20 hundred dollars
each to appear 81 tbs next term Of our
Circuit COurt.S
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PAsCHALL HOUSE DRAwING.-Certifi-
Gates in this grand drawing can be had
in Memphis of Mr.. E. s. Plnmmer, w.
II. PassmOre 6 Co., $50 Second street,
and at Geo. Pattison & Co.'s bookstore,
Slf4 Main street. Circulars containing
full particulars furnished on application
to either Of the above parties. jy2S 3iAwt
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BANKRUPTCY SALE.-Faney Goods
PeTfumeTy, etc, at No. 1875 Main street,
for ten days only ty24 cod lot
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, July %, LEGS.
Aessrs. W. B. Wigs q Co.:
Gentlemen Fer several years 1 was
troubled more or less with Piles, for
which complaint 1 was treated by ths
best physicians to no purpose indoe5, Z
gradually became worse, until at last
began to despair Of relief from any
source. While in this condition l was
recommended to try your Buckeye Saive.
Making up my mind to try it, am now
happy to say that it had the desired
effect, as l am now we'll and hearty, for
which am indebted to your wonderful
remedy. Yours, truly,
F. L. WARNER.
Upon receipt OF 81 90 a bottle of this
Salve will be mailed, free of postage.
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ANNoUNc EMENrs.

compliance with the WISHES II seVef-4
4 Jrlen4ss l Announce myself as a Candidate
lor Jnstice OF the Peace in the Fifth Clfii ID %
trici. Election Saturday, August lst' , ~,
Jy8)t > ,.lybFR
EAf IL 8re authorize 10 announce T. M h1s-
w GER, Eco, as q Candidate for t1ngle'
from The Sth Congressional District az the en-
suing cleo ion ,SubjeCt 10 tne decision OF the
stu prON) ~
TRANKJACOBSfs a Candidate for Aagist ate
IL Flah Clvfl District. Election August 4, 1855.
iEsqtee
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How IT Is TO BE DoNE.-The Bulletin
has got its bone-the county printing
but finds got much marrow in it. The
Commissioners have determined that
nothing shall be printed tzst IS not absO-
lutely necessary, aud they will pay for
nothing that they do not especially order
to be printed. We understand that there
is "little game " on foot between the
Bulletin and Father White, which will,
if successfully carried out, obviate all
trouble, and Gll the yswning hole in the
bone with the requisite marrow. But of
this, more anon.
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VIII p y between Pine Bluff and Spadrs con-
Meeting at the latter place with "A 1eet Of first
class Flsiboa.s. in eh arge of Capt JEFF ba d.
win, by which frelghts sntpp. on this line are
forwarded without detention, aud delivered AZ
destination in good order, the fats being wen
provided with tdrparlins to protect the goods
from the weather.
Persons wishing to ship by this line will con-
tinue to marx their goods via Arkansas
river and ship to Memphis and Arkansas
hiver u. 8. Mail Packet Company. n Mem
phis, or to John ID. Adams, at Mem pills
Ali freigats signed foe through as this line
will as heretofore, continue 10 receive the at
tentlon Of James z. Bourne 4 Co, NO. IL Jei-
| ferson strsel
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4th-Re viii continually have Our
buyers In the East watching the markes
and attending the Trade Auction Sales,
buying Bargains, which We will again
Sell as Bargains.
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WRAPPING PAPER.-If you would
save your money, go to Brown d Dill
lard's, Sole Agents, pa Front street, and
examine their stock. They have ali
grades Of the finest article Wrapping
Paper, and are selling below Cincinnati
prices. jy2eIm
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NBMPHlS s ARKANSAS RIVER
- United States Hail -
Packet COmapa'y.
NsW ARRANGEMENTS rs.

DURlNa THE PRESENT LOW STAGE OF
, water in tbs Arkansas river, all the boats
on the Memphis end OF he route are with
drawn, ana the eiessut Side-whesl Steamer
NATOHA lanes Tae Staster
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MEMPHIS APPEAL.
llLice--Eo. ID JelFerson SGree1.

AissLssippI aad E5kaossuo ESaiIrOisd.
ARRIVE. DEPART,
New Orleans express, daily ,z:4O PM 4;l5 pm
oept sunday. ................ $50 am. $50 pm.
freight, North Tuesday,
Thursday aud Saturday;
South, Monday, WSdnes-
day and Friday l..........-.-- BIS p m, ~ an
Taxes effect Sunday, June Is, lboo-
a. - LIV ERAOhkE;, cent Bupt.
Q. p. OAKLEY cen. Ticket Ag'ts je2S
Memphis and charleston RslIrOad.
ARRIVE. DEPART.
Through Mail (dEly )............ o0 phi lZ4V IA
Through tx press pm lIS0 pm
(chis grain does NOT leave SstErdRys.l
COrinth Accommodation, daily,
Except sundays Al. $500 am
SomerVilIe onlinodatlon
daily Except sunday ........ s25 am. $40 pm
hziiroad Time is ~ minutes fsstar than city
iInss
Ticket ONCE, G7s Main street and at Depot.
W. J. ROSS, ,7snl sup't.
Semphis and Louisville Bail road Lima.
DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day 9:UJ Am. o-l0 pm
Might NIX 4suJ pm SsAo aAn
Railroad Time Is minutes faster u an city.
Ticket offices No. 2S51a Main street and at De-
DOT, head or Main street.
SAN. 3. JONES, Gen 3aup't.
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Business, Visiting and Wedding Cards
Printed az the Lowest Prices at the APP
peal Job Office.
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PA.s Vim ARODNB.-Vhs following =
f,g,.ished the Eveai,ig Ledger bg Q well
LnoWn colored mA2 Of our city. Con-
ssTyative papers ali over the country are
reouested to pass the esntipg, hypocriti-
81 ssoandreI around. These are the sort
men zho come among Is, and !:
I -ql,t Ia their rsscslity and punished, CT
ca :, d us @ the seorn Of the people,
$50 az Nv It through the badlcal press
49,, as, 4tberp prescription" Sins
ut ~ ton of '6e meR who come South
lin the os,en dDis motives G! Dr."
leslie, are exactly lie him-G pack Of
thieves, whose only inject is to enrich
themselves by any anu every means IN
their power;
DIR. Leslie, Of the Home MiNeicn Board
nom Michigan, recently came 10 TINS
city for the purpose Of teaching ana
prsaching among the colored pe3p'e'
With him he brought lot Of goods, Co..
sisting OF clothing, boots and bats, to he
distributed gratuitoUsly among the col
ored poor. These goods were put up at
auction and sold, and, pocketiug the pro-
ceede, said Leelie left the city Yesterday
| for parts unknown. GEO. SCALES.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-31

y IL take the place OF the through boats, leav-
irs Memphis as heretofore MONDAYS AND
TuURSDA fS. att pm; COnnSCtlDg al z5assa-
light draught and comfortable passenger
steamer
AMERICAN. ............. ..... ". T. Berry, Master
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-31

BANKRUPTCY SALE.-Fancy Goods,
PerfumeTy, etc, st No. I95 Main street,
for ten days only. iva cod lot