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MORE ARMS
The Ku-KIux are Fishing for
Them.

A gentleman friend Of ours, who yes
terdsy arrived in our city from Little
Rock, informs us that Clayton, the Re-
construction Governor of Arkansas, is
trying very hard to secure the interior
ence Of the United States for the arrest
and punishment OF the parties who
threw "thOse arms" into the Missis-
s'ppi. But the authorities having posted
themselves from the files Of the APPEAL
in New York and Washington, a. to the
real connection of this fellow Clayton
with those arms" refused In conse-
quenee Of his many misrepresentation
to believe e word that f' comes out of his
head" They know that Clayton, Smith,
and Barbour Lewis were in Ca
boot to rob the State Of Ar
kansas by the sale of those arms"
which, in the hands Of the blacks, would
have proven to themselves weapons OF
offanse instead of defense. And go
far as Uncle Samuel has any say, Clay
ton and those arms" are dismissed, to
be lost IN the great furore that Seymour
is creating throughout the North.
Clayton thus outdone by the willy
and sagacious gentlemen at the head
Of the Government, hes had re-
to a new dodge. He has
into q contract with the
Ku-Kluxers for the recovery Of the mus
kets ct 81 a piece, and these wretches
who have disturbed the community by
their ubiquity and singular p Ormances,
have at last been caught i q RADICAL
trap for their employment at the bust
ness of fishing "those arms" from the
of the river.
When cur friend passed the "scene of
the Hesper humbug." he espied a solitary
boatman las G.. P. r. James would say,)
ia all the odd gear of q genuine
son of the Khan, c~omplacently fishing for
q those arms" reporting every hour to
bis fellows on the bank "no bottom"
accompanied with q call for mora rope
aud gTapnels. So singular a spectacle at
the attention of the captain of
the steamboat on which our friend was q
guest, and in reply to his question,
: What are you doing there, stranger ?"
he ku.Kluxer, in E grutf, unmannerly
.one, responded, Fishing for those arms
you dsrned fool" If these Ku-Kluxers
ire successful, we may expect to hear
more from "those arms"
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The trial docket (civllj will then be
taken up, commencing at No. 10. The
Grand Jury having no further business to
transact were discharged. The petit
jurors were slso discharged till Monday
morning.
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The premium for cotton Will be
awarded this morning, rs will also the
premiums for agricultural implements.
The whole affair is to wind up with q
grand display Of equestrianism in the
riding ring, and q burlesque o~avalcade,
which, from an inkling that has been
given Us, will be 8 real funny affair.
From eli appearances the weather
promises to be fine, and we hope that the
grounds to-day may be crowded with all
classes of our people.
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$500 o~o---PREMIUM COTTON.

Messrs. Editors: There has been a
Misunderstanding about the premium
cotton. After comforting with the off,
GERS Of the Fair to-day, it was decided
that the award, both for our premium
cotton and the Fair cotton, should be
made at twelve o'clock on Saturday
Dext. AL persons interested will be or
hand on that day, SIS the samples will be
examined and the rewards made
promptly at twelve O'Clock on Saturday.
Our premium cotton will be sold on Mon
day mex at eleven O'Clock, in front OF
u store, and all cotton buyers and cot
TOT factors are invited to attend the sale.
TOBIN, lynn & CO.,
o. 34S Main strt ct.
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JACKS.
Best Jack, 3 years old and upward, C. A.
Best Jsck, under 8 years, W. d. LEI wich-- .
The riding-ring, for boys under four
teen years Of sEe, was a most interesting
and entertaining sffair. There were
sevsn entries for the prize, as follows
MasteE Frank Wright "a tiny bit OF q
hov. about 6 x years old, Samuel Hays
George Forrest, viii. James, John P
Greer, Peter Mitchell aud George G,
Holmes, jr. After having them walk,
l6fs+er and gallop around the ring seve'
OK n5,DSa blue ribbon snd prizs was
given HGster FfauKrignL ana the
red ribbon to Master Geo. nohes, ~
These awards caused CREST s~atisfaeslor
among al classes, the extreme yoUthiui-
ness Of Frank Wright having secured
for him the plsudits and sympathiss oil
the entire multitude, even befoFs they
saR how admirably he managed hi:
l'dspple nfsy steed" Master George {,
Holmes, IT,, L. . chip OF the old block
and gill make " msh uREt IS mar " il
he IL spares.
Considerable interest was also evineed
in the exhibition % mares and ~geldiDgs,
The following are the nHnos of those who
inside entriesg s. B Beaumont, J. E,
White, james 0OVsu, jos. 0ielL, J.
Crowley, Geo. G. Holmes and Col. Bal.
lsptyne. After driving anG riding
fbeir animsis several times around
ths rinF, the prize was awarded
to T. Crowley, and the certificate
given "a Gel. Beaumont. This seemed
to suit ali pSrtiSs very well, Al the two
animals who carried sway the red and
blue ribbon were known 70 Ee two OF the
bsst buggy aDimalsin the city,
The day wound up with a very Inter
asfiog trial Of speed between several an
imsIs entered for composition otherwise,
At the request OF those entering them.
The a @ was s single dash Of u mile,
and, although no purse vss mentioned,
there was a good deal OF betting on the
result. The following were the entries
in the order in which they were placed
r. Britton entered 8. g., Mountain Hare
Chas. johnson entered 8. &, Morning
Star; ID. Sexton entered S. g Popcorn
Pete Connolly entered 9. mp Maid OF
Memphis; w. Dixon entered g. In, an
Die Laurie. The first start was false, and
the bell tapped a return. On the second
60, however, they all got Off together,
the Maid OF Memphis leading hand
somely, but when about a hundred and
fifty yards down the track she bolted,
threw her rider and was ruled out. After
this Annie Laurie had things her own
way, and came In q hundred yards ahead
of aEy Of her competitors. Time, 2:l6
The track was still In a very heavy con.
ditiop, which accounts for the slow time
made.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24

NJ RsHALL BRADY, g colored man,
ues csrlisd TO the First District station
LAST night terribly wounded 10 the head
by a hammer o. weight he says b =
he was bit by q man 9amed James Dor
ougb, who keeps q store on JEFFERSON
street, below the thester. Dofcagh "ss
arrested and will be examined this morn
ing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24

IF you haven't called on joe Locke,
prince OF newsmen and good fellows. you
should do so at once, If you want to Sc
cure the latest mOnthiies, Weeklies and
dsiIies. He has the Louisville Journal
and SeU Orleans Tines Joe can be
found at his new stand, 23Gi Main street.
II you want any specially in reading
matter he will secure 1t for you.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24

TIE COMMERCIAL HoTEL-This hotel
is daily gaining in popularity under the
successful management Of the Alien
Brothers. No effort is spared by them
TO make their guests comfortable. The
rooms are large and handsomely furn-
ished, and the table is supplied with
everything the market affords. Those
clever gentlemen, Col. {. 8. Price and
w p. Brett do he honoTs OF the Office.
Orr oouotry friends should give them q
cali while 10 the city, and they will be
we'll pleased with the Commercial.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24

THE GAS is generally put out all over
the city in the morning before it is light,
and those persons who arise early to go
20 market, are compelled 70 do so in the
dark. This is, TO say the least, very IN
pleasant, and We would suggest to those
having authority in such matters to Let
it burn q little while longer.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24

TIFF dsNp WE LOvE."-We have
received the NOVEMBER number o. this
excellent magazine. @42e editors are
evidently spering no pHsus oreApSnse 70
znske IL one of the most interesting ri
odicaIs published ia this country. 'tIj
present rUmber ia embeliished with a
beautiful steel engraving Of the bsttls Of
RutsE, q description Of which by VIM.
'VmoEe Eimms. is q Of the leading
les. it contains The usual amount
~%likneous reading matter, some
= JILL E.. ", and an article on the essd-
thsm's Division 10 1884.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24

RELIGIOUS NurICs.-Rsv. 5. Tuska
will deliver a discourse this Saturday
morning, at ten O'Clock, on the ceie-
bratsd Scriptural text, Abraham be-
lieved IN God, and he counted It to him
for righteousness" Those who read the
recent religious controversy between the
Rabbi and Rev. DR.. Ford, viii, nodoubt,
be interested to heSf the Jewish inter-
probation of this passage, which played q
prominent part in that controversy,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24

AMOS CURLIN, charged with murder
ing Bill Porter, was brought before
Squire Kiernsn on Thursday, and after
fulI examination Hss hOnCrsoly dis
missed, it being proven to the satisfaction
OF tn ec0uEt that Porter had repeatedly
threatened Curlin's life.
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HUI ME f. L
No. 10 Madison St.. Memphis, fem,
United States Commissioner.
Commissioner for the Court Of Claims at
Washington, Commissioner OF Deeds
for the several States, Justice OF
the Peace, Shelby Co., Tenn.

sE AS Justice of the Peace he will. give
prompt attention to all busine brought be-
fore him. He has never BEEN in the habit OF
recurring cost in advance. ~.
BSM Mr.. A. II. ADAMS, q duly elected and
Ronded Constable, OF the 18th Civil District
Shelby county, will attend at this once, and
reeeIpt Ior all claims placed in his hands for
collection. He Is reliable and prompt, and can
aye the most satisfactory refsrsnses- osiaH
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~Ens0Irent Notice.

-uAvE srages ed the insolvency Of the IS.
tate of John ~ Armstrong, DECEASED, 70 tine
IN nsrsons having claims agairs 81 said estaie
gill sIe the same:with said Clerk, authenticated
xaruN isS5. JOHN T. WILL ms. sdmr.
Oclobsr ", 10 oS1 law4N va
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To Our NUMEROUS FRIENDS AND Pa
TRoEs.-The largest stock Of latest
styles chameleon and plain silks also
poplin robes, a Ia pGRier, and plsin pop
Inns, empress cloths and merinoes, in ali
shades, just received. Call and examine
at Walker Bros. & Co., 22e Main
street. st
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24

For RENT.-A nice cottage, Il8 Vance
street, with out-honses and stables, and
all modern improvements. The furni-
on the premises. 1w
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ANNOUNCEMENTS

To-day will be the last day Of the Fair,
and there are many reasons Why every
member should be present, one Of which
IL that there will be an election for off,
GERS for the ensuing year, at IL o'clock,
the Society vote.
At half past twelve O'Clock there will
be an auction OF al the articles donated
to the Society-Dlck Mason acting az
~auctioneer.
At two O'Clock there will be q grand
tr,stipg match for q pure Of one hun
dred q, pllsrs. Several entries have been
already made, and the lists are still open.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24

To WHOLESALE BUXRRs.-staple and
fancy dry goods, resty-made clothing
boots, shoes and hats, th%eIsrgest stock liz
the city, at prices competing VIII any
house, south Of Mason and DiXon's lin>
1T Walker B-es. 4 Co, 229 Main
street. st
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24

The best and handsomast ever brought TO this
market. Our ftendsa and the public wiz please
accept our hanks for the liberal patrona1e
heretofore bestowed upon rs. Hoping 20 merit
a continuance of the same IN the future, We In
vita them al to call and examine orr stock
We rave engaged the services OF Major In.
and he win be pleased 70 see and wait on bis
udmsrous fiandR, Bsplesm
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THROUGH COTTON ROUTE.
Shortest, Quickest, Best---Vis Mem
phis and Charleston Railroad
land its Connections,
RATE ON COTTON PER 10, LES.

This line gives Shippers advantage Of TWO
ROUTES.
For Through Bills Lading or information
apply to F. d. TALLY, General Agent, rs
Main street, or A. J.. LOWE, Agent at Depot.
ADJUSTED.
WI. ROsS, General Superintendent,
Memphis aud Charleston l. K.
JOS. {. LOPEZ, General Freight Agent,
Memphis and charleston z. r. octl0
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COTTON FOB THE FAIR.-The holders
Of tickets No. l and 3 will please notify
Mr.. Jos. h. Cash, City Inspector, before
s O'Clock this morning, where their cot
ton msy be found, or the samples will
not be exhibited.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24

ATTENTION TAX PAYERs.-City, school
and police scrip and county warrants in
sums to suit tax payers, can be obtained
ut the lowest rates at the Memphis City
Savings Bank, corner Of Jefferson and
Front streets. II
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24

GREAT VARIETY Of hem-stiched, lace
and bordsred handkerchief, at Rice &
Engel's, zs3 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24

To THE IsRAELITEs OF MEMBERS
Much sDferiog exists among the jewish
DooT OF this city. Many widows and
orphans sre EjGnoEt provisions for the
winter. Their wants are very pressing.
A meeting 10 devise means foE their relief
will be held at the Main eTeet syns-
Sunday the 25th inst, az BALI
past ose O'Clock pm. All Isrselites are
invited 10 attend.
NATHAN d MENKEN.
u Press L. Il. H. A
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PERsONAL.-We had the pleasure Of
meeting yesterday Mr.. Clarke, Southern
correspondent of the New York Herald.
He is on his way hence TO New Orleans.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24

THE LITTLE Boy who was thrown 81
the track yesterday, was not ssriouslyin
jured, though it lie 3 marvel that he was
not killed.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24

LADIES' mink collars-Eugenie's, Ber-
thAs and circulars, at Francisco & Wig
gins, s0T Main street, Nv
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS THEAT6R

Saturday Eventng, OcsoDer s4-ThriniDg
play and ~lauahable farce. The eart Ain will
rise on the exciting drama OF NIgTUEINE,
the Observation-Disclosures aud Sad a. y. Vic.
let, Hiss Charlotte THOMPSON. n conclude
with ths Irish Farce PADDY MILES.
CAL OF P-RICzs.-Dress Circle Al d Parquette,
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 so Fami = Circle, 80
cents Colored Boxes, 50 cents CCiored Gal
leFy, IS cents.
Doors open at 7 O'Clock curtain viii rise at
quarter TO 8 precisely. Cookbook open hom
10 o'clock am. to 5
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24

WAETED.-ALL KINDS OF CITY SCRIP.
City, school and police scrip and county
warrants, are wanted ct Memphis City
Savings Bank, corner Of Jefferson and
Front streets. If
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Laborers Kantea-1eOO Men.

V'o work on the Lsvees at G~reenville, Wash
inston county, Mississippi. Wages good
HUGHES q sEARLEs,
p& In Sopt-sgtarA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24

THE WEATHER yesterday was clear
and beautiful, o great change from the
preceding three or four days.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24
CITY MATTERS.

THE STREET CARS did 6 land Office
business yesterday from nine O'Clock to
five.
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NOTICE

rs hereby given that an organisation hiss been
islature OF Tennessee. November IL. 1855, en-
titled " Ar Act to incorporate the Memphis
John D. ADAMS,
7. n. TEBBETrS,
NH LAWSON, Directors.
r. IL aAlNES.
HARRISON BLAsDEL,JI
The Line of Boats known as the Memphis
and Arkansas River U; 9. Mail Packet Compa-
"H merged In the chartered company.
JOHN ID. ADAMS, President.
J., N. ~Errs, Secretary.
7~AA s
Rr The following b. each make a Tip
a week until the new b me GSmR9n{
PHIs a. heretofore, ON NoNuAIR and
THURSDAYS, at 0 o'clock PM;
Thursday, sfer VA. Caldwell, Hatnes
Monday, Steamer Ozark, Rowland, Mas.
ter,
Connecting st Little Rock with the steamers
Van buren,, Fort Smith and American, for all
points above. as high as Fort Gibson.
From the It to the 10th of November the
new boats will be finished and the Company
will then run four boats ron Memphis through
with ali points on the river, the ArkansasIIver
nov b. ing in COED navigse1e condition Pas
serg gers and freightare put through to all points
on the river without delay, ana at reasonable
An persons shipping freight for any point on
the Arkansas river from North or Eat of Mem
5PHSo0,, D. ADAMS. Memphis. Merchandise
shipped from New Orleans should be consigned
to ". W, JOHNsoS, Napoleon Ark
JNO. D. ADAMS President.
r. A. KENDtG, Agent,
sepz8 34 Front street. Mosby Book.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24

FIRE.-The alarm which was sounded
yesterday morning about 4 O'Clock was
csused by the burning Of two houses on
Alabama street, near Hill, one occupied
and owned by Cyrus johnson. Esq and
the other by w. n. Eakin, Esq. Beth
dwellings were completely destroyed,
along with the outhouses, etc., attached.
The exeTtiops Of the neighbors, police
msn and firemen were eftectual In saving
most OF the furniture, but We learn that
q valuable horse was burned to death In
| Mr.. Johnson's stable. Both houses were
insured TO about half their value, and the
furniture 10 an amount covering all Losses
and damages. The fire was evidently the
work of an incendiary. It might have
been checked, or ven subdued alto
gether, a. an early stage, had 1t not been
for the scarcity OF water. VS. would
! suggest to our authorities TO have o large
cistern bpilt In that neighborhood i'm
medIately, and also to increase the police
J force now on duty out there. There
| ought to be 1t least eight men employed
Waers there are now but two.
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To the Friends and Patrons Of ", <.
Hill d 20,

THE undersigned would respectfully inform
L you that owing to the death OF MI. W. X.
Hill, which occurred at his residences on the
18th inst, and who hes had the sole charge OF
the above house in Memphis, the business Of
said firm Is removed to New Orleans and
merged in the house Of Dickmann 4 Hill,
where all communication touching the bust
ness OF either house should be addressed.
Thanking you for the liberal share Of patron
age hitherto confided to our care, and solieit-
ing q transfer and c-ontinuanc OF the same TO
our New Orleans house, in charge of our Mr.. 4.
Dickmann, only surviving partner of the two
houses, We are respectfully, your obedieDt
servants, DICKMANN 4 HILL,
58UnIon street, New Orleans.
18th October. 1893, cells ew
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DISCHARGES we're granted yesterday
TO the following bsnkfUpts: Hans Lemon
and J. Carol Terry.
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LADIES WHITE COBsETs at S1-Riee
& Engel, 233 Main street.
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GAGE & FISHER, sos Front street. I'm

LADIEs' furs, furs, furs, Furs ct Fran
cisco & Wiggin. Iw
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THE FAIR.
Fourth Days Proceedings.
Large Crowd I'm Attendance.
r. ace-RIdIng Ring, Etc, Etc

Awarding Mondays Premiums.
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pzo,-ra,-,ov Bat two days, VIZ
Saturday and Monda, soe 81 nu - pLa
insts, remain for the n.
white voters Of the city. De
named gentlemen, Martin KY oD5
Goode and Capt. Gilbert, will atteho
upon the ebove mentioned days "a me
ONCE Of the Register, corner Of Seco'tU
and Union streets, Cinstesd of Demo
cratic Headquarters, Stiliman Block 70
give such assistance SIS may be IN thsir
power. Capt. Sears, the Register, prom
lses to give persons residing six miles or
more from the city, in this county, an
opportunity Of receiving their certificates
each and every day Sundays excepted)
up to the election day.
nm Chairman ctr
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24

FRANCISCO & W1GGIH guarantee their
stock of ladies' furB to be perfect, flesh,
and Of the latest patterns. They also Te-
peir and remodel ladies' furs. Nv
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Througbs Tickets at Rtdnced sRates,
Can be procured g. at the Company's Oniss, 27sK
Main street, and at Depot, head OF Main street,
RE- Baggage Checked at Depot or BY the Mem
phis City Transfer Company at Hotels, Pri-
Vate Residences, or on board DU2Ls, 10 all prin-
Opal points East and North.
sAM. Il. JONES, Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent. sepIf
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A BUSY man is locomotive and life q
Srnck. Every night be drives into the
qse'' and stOps. Every morning be Is
ne up anew, and away be goes, switch
nreo y in one direction and then in
ing o. In this rcutine q business be
enotneI; the physical ORGANIZATION is
iofseostlH |ieate kind. II herdir0n
OF the moss %s constant care. and 20
iocon1 - m Md rubbed of eysry
% r,rch mm . necessary is It that
Gay, md .wome,, should use Pianta-
a. pitteTs- which Al g The ne plus ultra
~ everything which Is necessary 70
ZEN he system in a 1erfect tone OF
health.
MAGNOLIA WATER.-SuperiG daoIS
best imported German Cologne, an
Al half the price, Std&M
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THEATER.-The auditorium ofthe New
Memphis was crowded last night with
the youth and beauty and fashion OF
Memphis to witness the play Of Rich
and Poor, and TO give q perfect ovation
70 Miss Charlotte Thompson on the occa-
sion Of her first benefit. The acting Of
all parties in the cast was fully up to the
expectation of the audience, and inst OF
Mis- Thompson and afr. Hamilton elici-
ted the most enthusiastic applause. The
Rough Diamond was the sfterpiece-a
farce that always takes. Miss Thomp-
500 made q splendid "Margery," and
Mr.. HcWade was fully up TO his reputa-
tIon As % Cousin joe" The bill for this
evening is Vctorine and Paddy Miles
Bov-both excellent Saturday night
ypieces. a.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
Oaee--No. is Jefferson street.

For Finance, Trade, General
Markets and River Reports, see
Fourth Page.
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RIDrsG RING FOB BOYS

RIDISG RING FOE BOYS.
Best Boy rider, under Il years, Frank
~ I
Best Boy rider. lei Il y lrs, cert Geo.
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ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND dollars
worth of cassimeres and common cloth
ing for sale at q heavy reduction. Mer-
chants and jobbers can supply them
selves at New York rates at Walker
Bros. a o., 2e9 Main street.. ct
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-24

ADVERTISE in the WEEKLY APPEAL
II you want TO reach the country dealers in the
Adjoining Stairs
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL xoRTHERN OF frEs
is BY THE
Memphis & Louisville B. B. Line.
FAN Schedule, September ID, 1868
Double Daily Through Trains
10 pUH Ar rOTTnvyz.
PRINCIPAL MoRTHERN oJfTE
Double Daily Through Trains
RUN AS FOLLOWS;

9th Trai rs connect for Nashville.
The a:l5 pm connects for Cairo and st. LouiE
arriving at ST. Louis at lao pm. next day.