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THE NICHOLSON PAVEMENT. The
Board Of Aldermen, among whom there
are men with quite as much brains, as
keen a sense Of justice and right, as
much knowledge of law, and quite as
much independence eff character as Col.
Tyler possesses, decided on Tuesday
afternoon that they had no power to
break a contract legally made, or to
change the mode provided for paying
for that contract, and that the Nicho!-
son pavement, as now being laid down
and paid for, should progress. Col. Ty-
Ter, who failed in his attempts to prove
the law to be on his side, or to convince
By other argument, came out in his pa
per yesterday evening In a very i'll,
natured attack upon Alderman Media
witt, Of the Ninth ward, nd the balance
of the Board. II Col. Tyler still thinks
that the contract is (" illegal, unjust and
inequitable," and the action OF the
Board on Tuesday perpetustion Of the
same, the courts OF the law are open
to him, as they were before, and he has
the same recourse to them now as he
had on Tuesday afternoon, when he
brought bis legal lore to bear against the
passage Of the peFpetlating RESOLUTION.
Perhaps be may succeed in convincing
the courts-but one thing is sure, be
will never convince the Memphis pub
lie that he Is right by any such attacks
on such public servants IS Alderman
MeDAvitt.
.e-.rDrrvo
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THE COURTS.

CHAECERY CoURT-A. Aston, Clerk
and Ndster.-The Clerk and Master will
take an account to-day in the case of
Robinson vs.. Williams.
LAW COURT-JdDees O. Pierce, judge.
The jury in the case of Purdie VS.. South
ern Express Company, returned 9 YER
dict for the plaintiff in the sum Of 1886 IS.
The cases from No. 997 to 1890 were
called and disposed Of by trial or contin-
uance. To-day the calendar will be
taken up at case No. 1881 and proceeded
with as far as possible.
CRIMINAL COURT - Vim. Hunter
Jndge.-The case Of the State vs.. p. D.
Beeeher, Indictment for embezzlement,
will be heard to-day on motion to auash
AttOrney-GeneraI Thorne and Gen. Wal
lace represent the State Messrs. Henry
& Dix represent the defendant.
The next case on the calendar for yes
terday, The State VS.. Joe King, negro,
indictment for larceny, was heard and
determined, the jury finding the de-
fendant guilty, and fixing the period of
imprisonment in the penitentiary at five
years.
To-day the call Of the cases set for
yestei day will be continued, the cases
Of the State vs.. Charles Henderson, lar
ceny, and the State vs.. Joseph Harris,
larceny, being frst on the calendar for
trial. On Tuesday last mol pros was en-
tered by the Attorney General in the
case Of the State VS.. James Cobb, negro.
indictment for burglary, in consequences
of the death of the prosecuting and prin-
eipal witness. The defendant was dis
charged. Some three hours thereafter he
was caught in the act Of committing a
larceny, and upon hearing before a Mag
istrate, was sent back on yesterday to
occupy his old quarters in the new jaiI
Several other indictu remain in the
Criminal Court against him for sundry
offanseg
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Preparing HIS WARRIORs We
have been informed by two colored men,
in whose word We place reliance, that w.
J. Smith, one of the Radical candidates
for Congress, few days ago offered to
sell csTbine to one Of them, cheap
Our informant ststes that Smith toll him
he had quite large number of guns that
ne could choose from, and that he would
sell them all Very cheap.
This matter ought to be looked into,
and if this fellow is up to any such devil
ish work he ought to be attended TO in
mediately.
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RELIGIOUS NoTICE.-The General As
sembly Of the Pfesby terrain Church in
the United States, at their recent session,
having appointed day Of fasting and
prayer, appropriate services will be held
st the Second Presbyterian Church, on
che corner Of Main ana Bssl streets, to-
4av At I0:5G O'Clock. Christian people
and ~ interested are invited to atteAd.
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MIscEG ENATION.-We are infOrmH''
that a certain auetioneer, with Hol-
landish prefix to his name, whose estab
iishment is on Madison street, between
Main and Second, was yesterday seen by
several gentlemen to sit down to the
table and eat dinner with a big buck
negro. They appeared to enjoy each
others society amazingly, and seemed
for time to be
Two souls with but a single thought
Two hearts that beat as one"
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A CARD.-Mr. Smith, leader Of the
Memphis Brass Band, and Mr.. Wind,
his assistant, contracted to play for Fire
Company No. 3 at our removal this
morning. Yesterday evening, without
giving US any notification Of bis inten-
lions, or leaving any excuse for his con-
duct, he left the city with his band.
This is to notify the public that these
parties are not to be depended upon, are
utterly Irresponsible, and not deserving
the patronage Of the Memphis public.
JOHN 3. sIGNAIGO,
Captain steam Fire Engine No 8
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SCIENCE HILL FEMALE ACADEMY.
The eighty-seyenth semi-Snnual session
will commence September 9TH. The
academy is located at Shelbyville. one Of
the most heslthy locations in Ken
lucky. Mrs. Julia A. Tevis is Principal.
See advertisement elsewhere.
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FoR Ten DAYS ONLY w. Y. Ciroda
assignee of +. L. Huette & Co., bank.
rupts, will sell the balance OF the stock
at Ne. 1876 Main street, st twenty per
cent. below New York and manufacture
efs' cost, In lots to suit purchaser.
Fancy goods, drugs, paints, oils, pei
fumery, etc. jy2S cod lot
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pERSONAE..

II. w. Johnston, Esq Cashier Of the
First National Bank, Of this city, left for
the Northern watering places yesterday,
and will return, We hope, in time for the
SEASONS business.
Ii. P. Butler, Esq, Sgent OF the old
reliable PrGonix, also left via Nashville
for the North yesterday, on short
pleasure trip.
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PAscHALL HOUSE DRAWING Certifi-
Gates in this grand drawing can be had
in Memphis of Mr.. e. s. Plummer, w.
Il. Passmore d Co., 2e0 Second street,
and at Geo. Rattison & Co.'s bookstore,
3l7i Main street. Circulars containing
full particulars furnished on application
70 either Of the above parties. jy2s aLaWt
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THE allotted time of DR.. James stay
in Memphis having expired, he viii in
future be addressed at his home Office, 81
and 50 Randolph street, Chicago, and
postOfice address, box 1888 Chicago, Ill.
See advertisement In another column,
for particulars.
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LECTURE.-Dr. McGuffey, the djstin-
yuished eclectic compiler of reading
books for schools, will deliver a free lee
.ure in the basement of the Cumberland
Presbyterian Church this evening. See
notice in another plsee.
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Editors Memphis Appeal /;

Eu1lOrs memphis Appeal
1 see by yesterdays APPEAL that
Prof w. H. MeGufsy, Of the Univer-
sity of Virginia, viii deliver lecture on
Education" II is to be hoped that the
Intelligent part Of our community will
attend, for they will b. highly pleased
and instructed by the lecture. He 10
regarded by those well qualified to Judge,
as the frst man in moral science in
America. Ga the subject of "Educa-
ton he has no equal anywhere. The
married ladies are requested to attend,
as they viii learn much that will aid
them in the moral education of boys and
girls at home. The writer has had the
pleasure Of listening to DR.. McGuhey
upon these subjects, and knows what he
save. lLLUMNUs OF U. OF Va.
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Early MarFiages.-Dr. Franklin advocated
Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this and other subjects, being a GUInE To
MARRIAGE and Conlugal Felicity, BY benev-
client Physicians, sent by mall. in sealed letter
envelopes, free OF charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa.
mail 2m
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WANTS.

HEvANFED To RENT-A Furnished II 1ust
w coutssuing from four 20 SIX rooms Tor tht
summer months. for which liberal rent " 4
I've paid promptly. Address Immediately J: a
T. OverlOu Ito e.. y-A
0zTASTED-Auy one addressing eonmu
~ ulcafi III 10 at. L - Appeal Office, de
s.riaIug locality. terms and ali particulars
cOucernlag q small FARM on either uI the
railroads fJT sa.e. may ind a reliable purchaser
IVA II
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SHEIBYvILLE MALE HIGH SCHOOL
We call the attention Of the readers OF
the APPEAL to the advertisement Of the
above institution Of learning in another
column. J. w. Todd, AN , is Princi-
pal, aided by an eli cient corps Of assist
T.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
DR.. MoraisnOTe "a Buena Vista Springs,
EsusseiIyil3e, Kentucky,

BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, RUssKLLVILLE, LO-
gan county, Hy.-My friends in the South who
desire 10 consult or place themselves under my
treatment can address or come and consult me
personally nom this date until list OF October
next, ab TINS fssVorlte Watering Place, and these
justly celebrated Mineral Springs. AS hereto
fore, viii still devote my attention TO treat
meDt OF all the various forms OF CE4 ROSIC Dis
EASES, especially 70 Diseases 0f Lte Lungs and
Organs OF the CHEST, as also ali the various
a1filctiYe forms Of FEMALE DISEASES.
jes d3tHaW8ED u. MORTIMORE, n. D.
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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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Notice.

! HAVE two beautiful and well improved
4 Plantations in Lee county, Ca, within
three miles of the city OF Albany bounded by
one Of the best railroads ia the State, and fins
Lot and c0mmOdioGs Dwelling in the city,
which win gladly sell or exchange for other
property, nearer " me,
apis 4. WRIaHTs
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.-All citizens
of " Huppertown, " or Ninth Ward, IA
vOrsble to the Democratic party, ara in
vited to meet at L. Corrslll5 grocery,
corner of Huppert avenue snd Poplar
street, at O'Clock Thursday evening,
July 30th, for the purpose of organizing
3 club.
TENTH WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUE.
The Tenth Ward Democratic Club will
hold their weekly meeting on Friday
evening next, at the Mississippi House,
corner OF Main and South streets. Gen
Albert Pike, Col. r. F. Looney, E. NJ
Yerger, and other prominent speakers
will be present.
JOHN DONOVAN, Rec. Sec.
NoTrCE.-There will be a meeting Of
the Eighth Ward Cub tomorrow night
at their club room, at = O'Clock. All
members are earnestly invited to attend,
rs we propose to transact business Of i'm
portanee.
By order of the President.
Nv. SMTTHER, Scc'y.
THIRTEENTH CIVIL DISTRICT. There
will be meating of the citzeas of the
thirteenth Civil District, at Park avenue
Church, on Friday evening next, the
3lst inst, at early csndleIight, for the
purpose Of organizing a Democratic
Club. All are respectfully requested to
attend.
THE Conservatives Of the I4.h Civil
District are requested to meet ut Lewis
Hansur's school house this evening, at q
O'Clock P M SIS business of Importance
will be attended to.
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Don't forge5 lhag cur. sale at
cost for Boots and Shoes afld Hats
stlll continues at our OLD stand,
27S Main street.
j. I. HANDLAN & 60.
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A SCORCHER.-Yes terday was another
siping hot day-way up in the nineties,
until about one o'clock. After that hour
he skies clouded over, and the heat
moderated very considerably.
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AT BARaANs.-Large stock of Boots
and Shoes must be sold out. Ladies'
Slippers, rs cents. ]. H. Loewenstine &
Bros, No. 2Sl Main street. jy3O2t
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LEFT OUT.-The notice of the Young
Mems Independent Democratic Club was
left out by an oversight, for which we
are very sorry.
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LESS THAN CosT.-Large stock Of La
dies Dress Goods. Must be closed out.
Nice Lawns, Is cents. J. H. Loewen-
slime & Bros, No. 2Sl Main st. iy3O2t
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slWRAPPING PAFER.-U you would
save your money, go to Brown & Dill
Iard's, Sole Agents, ga Front street, and
examine their stock. They have all
grades Of the finest article Wrsppiog
Paper, and are selling below Cincinnati
prices, Iy%9 In
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CORRECTION.-In the bids for the
county printing yesterday, a 8 was con-
verted into ia the BElletiH's bid, by
an error of the priuter-quite difference.
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LARGE stock of mems Cloth Shoes, 81.
Mems all Wool Cashmere Suits, SO. J..
II. Loewenstine & Bros, Clay Building.
jy30 2t
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]. J. BUTLER, Esq, the old Wharf
master, is out in card as candidate
or Justice Of the Peace.
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NIhMFiiIsl July -, Ie5s,
Editors Memphis Appeal;
Now that Democratic clubs are being
organised in all the wards in the city, I
would most respectfully offer the follow
ing suggestion: Let every club pass a
resolution, leach and every member
pledging himself to carry 1t cut in full
force,) that no white or colored voter,
who votes the Radical ticket, will, under
any circumstances, be given employ
ment by any member Of said club. Such
a resolution, rigidly enforced, will do
more to carry this city for Seymour and
Blair than all the speeches to be made
bstween this and the day of election.
COMMON SENSE.
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WHEAT! WHEAT WHEAT /

I AM PeYing the highest price for good Wheat
Il at Buff City NILS, lg7 Poplar street, and
have for sale choice + Imily Flour, Cornmeal
Bran and Shorts, al prices 10 suit the times.
te7 I'm JOHN INGES
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bIEAHbOATMEN NOTICE I'VE the
undersigned citizen steamboatmen, resi-
dent here, desire the formation Of a club,
to be be called the Stesmbostmen's Sey
mOur and Blair Association. We desire
sll men favorable to the cause of justice
to be with US st s O'Clock Thursday even
ing for the purpose Of organizing, at
StiIJmau Hall
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1st-Ali Imported Goods We will I'm
port Direct, or buy from the Importers
Agents.
All Domestic sOOds We will buy direct
from the Manufacturers.
shoes We will have made ts order In
fact, We will procure all eur Goods Eg6A
FIRST HANDS, thereby having tie Job
beF's profits.
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FOR 81. FRANCTs RIvER-
AkMPHIS & ARKANSAS RIVER
- United States HAIL .zss[e
Packet Company.
NEW ARRANGEMENTS.

AURlNG THE PRESENT Low STAGE OF
II water in the Arkansas riyers.,, ;he boats
On the Memphis end OF the sfefe7T 1-.,rIt a.
1Ia"n' anu the elegant side-yhicago appsl-
NAT0MA.......... ...... j a .5llIsS. u Tenn
WIN take the place Of the ,siri1s ton, By I
ing Memp his az heretofore MO-VDA Is = tee1IFF5
IdU EsSDA1S, al pm; connecting al Nsu0-
iSon tOESDA1S AND FK1DA , with me
..sas draugnl and comfortable passenger
= ','.,.,.-s .--.-.-. ". T. Berry, Master
For Pine BIuh.
Freight and passengers viii be transferred
without detsGtiOn or extra expense tie . n A.
AOnlA giving Through Tickets 20 PASSENGERS
70 fIne bun and al in term late points ,III-
Out VIII s1sa Through Bills Ialdfna for fraj-ff
~ -. ~ points on Arkansas river rs nigh up as
The new and very IIghs-drsught steamers
VAN RQ Ran ,,,..,.-.,-...J. W. Williams. Master
so+st SMITH -----....-.-Jannes Bowlin, Master
VIM Ply between Pine Bluff and Rpadra- cor.
L5c-lIs AZ the latter place win 1set OF tirst-
eistss tlItooais. in charge OF Capt Jelr "a a.
Wln, by which freights snfpp- q On tbfs IiI7ts,-
Iorn arded without dstsutIOn aud delivered ~
destination N good order, the Hats being well
iron the weather.
Persons wishing to shia " this line will con-
Llnue 10 mark heir Goods via ArIysns.s
river. and shrD 70 81 Memphis aud Arzansas
River p. 5, Mail Packet COMPANY . an s1,.,I
PAS: or 20 John ID. Adj ms az MeinoIlis
All Heights signed for through IL tbfs linz
Wlli3 As heretofore, continue TO receive the a.
tsntlOn OF James I. Bourne x Co, No. ~ ItI-
fersOn street. -
JOhS p. ADAMS, Superintendent
AlNSOS & DONAHUE,
49,, - AgsUts foz Natoma.
DAVE ~ KEI. L. Passenger Agent
q, U TesuIn ptlon q1 -9yigatlOu, the 81 EANFr
CELESTE, ADV ELI ami OZARIT v-iii -
sams tAeiF places in the Mem PMS and FoTt
smith unes BY which she msrchsuts and nlanr
ers on the entire ArEsnEas liver viii tst,y,. 81
rect comm q llcatiOu with Memphis and fr.,n,
mere ~ rail- anu steamboat 20 all points In -
United states - ~ we
iy23 JOHN D. ADAMS. superintendent.
EnD aEnvrsrz. $780,
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THE CAsKPAIGN.

CoLoRED DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
The undersigned eolored citizens Of
Memphis will hold meeting in the
Stillman Block on Friday, S1st inst. for
the purpose Of organizing regular DEM
oeratic club. We earnestly request ev-
cry one of our race who desire to give
peace, fraternity and tranquility to the
country, and who desire to prevent E
war OF races, to attend and cooperate
with US in establishing q Democratic
eiIfb
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2d-ThFOHgh eur large capital We sre
enabled to BgT F0R CASH, thereby
can buy closer than those buyIng co
credit.
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SAVINGS BANK OF RaEMPHTS

NO. 29a MAIN STREET.
W. r. CUNNTNGHAM, W C MeCLURE.
PRESIDENT Cashier.
DIRECTORS Sam Tate. W. b. Greenlaw, b.
b. W2ddel, NJ. ]. Wicks, W. K Cunningham.
Collections taken on al accessible points
and renittances promptly made.
MY connection with the Memphis and
Charleston RAILROAD, as President, requiring
my entire attention, cOmpeis me % resign the
Presidency OF the above Institution. Ny in
terest as stakeholder and Director will remain
as heretofore. ask a continuance OF the con-
ddence and patronage or my old friends aud
the public, which heretofore mas been 50 gen
erOusly bestowed.
tylF Inn NJ. J. WICKR.
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LESS THAN CosT.-Large stock of La
dies Dress Goods. Must be closed out.
Nice Lawns, IS cents. ]. 4. L3ewen.
slime & Bros, No. 231 Main st. jy3O q
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AT BARGAINs.-Large stock of Boots
and Shoes must be sold out. Ladies'
Slippers, rs cents. J. H. LoeweBstine &
Bros No. 23l Main street. jy502t
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4th-We will continually have cur
buyers IR the East watching the market
and attending The Trade Auction Sales,
buying Bargains, which ne will again
Sell IS Bargains.
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BOARDING.

DOAFDING.-Due or two gentlemen with
- wives can Ohtsin board at moderate rates,
The best ana HEALTuIEsr ueighbOrhOOd IL
the city. None but those WhD can give uneX-
Cepi iougb!c references need apply, 10 g. NJ
care appeal office. iei9 II
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LARGE stock of mems Cloth Shoes, 50.
Mems all Wool Cashmere Suits, $40.
J. H. LOeWenstine & Bros, Clay Build
ing. iX3O2t
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3d-We shall cORtlBus to SELL ONLY
FOB CASH, which enables US to sell At .
closer profit than those selling on fine,
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FOR SALE.

TyOR SALE.-FIVE DEERING COTTON
X PRESSES, new and IN coIu plete order. IN
0uIre OF N. HILSJN & CO, o., % and % y EloA
street. between EeeOnd and Third husets'
Memphis, Tenn lg-2L@
THOR SALE OR LEASE-Beautifal, shaded
n and culicc Building LOIS, 4 Onuns on IA
Vorite residence Streets either cleared or y ~
tine forest Lrees-yery low. W 4. W ah4AA-
LEY, Agent Mn. Col. Preston, No BStnsI
Block. - - -
trUBUKBAN LANDS AND RESIDENCES F0h
- SAIE o. Easy TEElLs.-Ay lands, 5 mice
gssst OF the city, are for sale, on terms 20 sui
purchasers, for cash or on any ilne-ITClh oAt
10 ten years and ia amy quantity acre
10 Sll. Ny residence, with from Il u = tCI e
land. viii be sold al a great bargain -oL otSLl'
or on the usual terms. Apply 10 myself, on lht
premises, or 20 Ruyster, l-ezeYant q Co. my
8 ,eots, 10 lie city. :, .,,r,r.,r,,-,,-r
Je7 \. A- Ihh2lEst AZ
NzOR SALE.-Having determined TO chang,
4 our business, We rtfsT FOR sale our small BAL
5yeII selected STOCK or GROCERl Is, aud >
Jesse on one OF tine BESH BJSlN hoS hCISh.S
A the city. We viii sell also splendid snOar-
ban RESIDENCE, ~ miles nom the city neal
gslIS station. WIKI ~ acres OF GreuAu. VIII
all the necessary Improvements. Apply I
L. SIo-I-- js7 q
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ANY NlRKET ON this CONTINENT.

s< People should not listen to the base fAbri-
cations Of Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
drummers, that Memphis esanos compete wish
their markets.
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Thomas Shavers, Jackson Jones,
Thomas AVent, Vim. Foster,
Thomas Epps, Robert smith.
Buriey Mitchell, VIM. Anderson,
Hugh Morton, John F. Harris
Alexander Peal, REUBEN Alexander,
Nicholas Alexander, a. N. Thomas,
Eli Glass, David y. Burns,
T. g Gallagher, q. W. Brown,
Peter Boom, T. NJ. Turner
Harry Brown, lawrence Johnson,
Charles Brown, Ned Adams,
Edmund Crawford, Samuel Riley
Edmund Ferguson, VIM Dsmoss
MarengO johnson, Alexander Glover,
John Quigiey, James Watkins,
Samuel Gibbs, GJdfrPy WiIkersOu,
John Miller, Peter Niilet,
Robert Fisis, James Roberts,
John Wyeseman, William Roberts
George Norman, John Polk,
Chares Dsane, Wesley LitEtle John,
samuel Croghau, Randall Floyd,
William Green, Henry Johns,
Dudley Hill, James Smith,
Edward Duncan, Deanis NOtrebe,
Edward Penn, solo non Waleh,
". Wilson, James Brown,
Spencer Blades, Thomas GWyn.
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NOTICE.

a. r Meeting OF the Directors Of the DesotO
"a Insurance and prus, company, heid TINS
DAY At the COmpany's once CIV we g. ~
-, y. ne oSpiial stock OF sid company.
liy1iV 4 Isl j, x. LONsDALEi Secretary.
ledger copy
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-30
FOB RENT.

NOR eI;NT-Up-stairs, No. 10 jefferson street
II two Rooms suitable for Offices OF sleeping
rooms Apply At Appeal ONCE. mnI
TNOR RENT.-TWO handsome Rooms IN the
II third story Of the building, No. 4 Adams
street. suitable for Offices or sleeping apart
Tnents AlsO, the spacious basement o. me
same building. Apply al the store on me
premises. Ill9- u
vHOR RENT.-A FINE COTTAGE RESI-
e dence with seven acres OF daroen Lanu'
~ Tbe Rapdolnb road Two miles ffOm Court
SQUARE, and Just outside the corporate llIillss
yyiIf bs rented low 10 good prompt paying
- n GRAVES, Memphis lotion Press, -
Madison street u ~ -