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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20
= CL0THEXG EMPORIUM.

In our columns this morning will be
found The advertisement of Messrs.
SnrOule = McCOwn, under the WOrsham
House, Eiaia st-eet, No. 81, exClu5ive
dealers ia gsntlenenisine cgstom-made
clothing, and furnishing goods. Their
card would seem to require no notice al
our hands, being one that fully explains
ltseif, bat having mad the pleasure of .
glance through their largo and elegant
stock OF goods, we cordially add our tes-
timuny 60 its completeness aud excel
lence. L would bs difficult to fad q
taste CT a figure that could not be suited
from tneir assortment CT garments for
ssutieneu's wear. The finest cloths and
5tud5 have been selected by them, and
maize up in tine most fashionable as well
as substantial manner The stock OF
geDtiemen'g furnishing goods is also very
complete, embracing every article that
is needed il the masculine toilet. BY q
reference TO the advertisement, ii will be
seen tina the hOuBe is q of large and
extensive connections throughout the
entire Southwest, and have their own
factory IN Syew York. Having, there
fore, no manufacturers profits to pay,
and buying strictly for cash, they are en-
&bled to ouer UasIF goods at prices which
DEFY competition. They are now receiv.
ing their fall and winter stock, and q
more elegant lot of goods we never saw
d speciality being the new "CuLawsy +"
English walking' suits. BAT to enumer-
aoe all Of the novelties which they pre-
sent, or the excellence or beauty Of the
fabrics, would axe up more space than
we can spare. Not tine least pleasant
leature-Sf the establishment are the gen.
t!eman who o~fiiciate as statesmen. Mel.
PHI. Allen, the gallant soldier and gen
UleH.sn. is too well known in Memphis TO
need al Introduction, as is also Capt. Ed.
Bssssy,-they i~olIllDg the staff OF Mr..
MuCa~n, who resides In this city, while
Mr.. Sprnule makes New York his home.
They tender 2 cordial invitation 20 their
old friends TO call and see them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

Important To ladies OF Fash
iOn.-Mrs. KremeF begs to an
nOunce TO her many friends and
customers, that she has arrived
from News Work, where she has
been for the last three months,
thus having the advantage OF
studying the fashions Of the day,
and selecting the latest Imported
fashions. Size siatserS herseIfthat
her styles are aemOst recherche.
and By far superior to amy i'm this
market, and at the same time as
sures her FRI nds that her prices
Will be as low as amy in this city.
She would therefore invite all her
friends TO call and convince
themselves.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

A MICH ROW, IN which the Radical
maxim OF Niger betteT thai a white
man was most elegantly and practical
ly illustrated, occurred Yesterday ia he
classic freestincks of the opera house.
! The story, rs we heard it, is toe good to
lose. Aid. Renner, VINO Is a Smith Rad
zeal, 10 company With u colored brother,
named LusheF, went B Sa etectiOneering
| tour, down among the MohRwks OF sec
/ Ond street. At Maiatesta's saloon they
| fell in with Bob Church, a colored gen.
tleman, whom they invited to step in
| and I" take something" But Bob, like
! Joshua, was q son of Num-, and think
iDg these two Smithibes had some pratt
| cnl designs upon him, although it was
! hard 10 resist the natural Radical incli-
nation to take something anything from
/ q pin to q red hot stove), politely refused
J the invitation. Thishigaly ineensed the
I chOlsric Alderman, anu he opened the
! visa OF bis wrath upon him, deuounoing
'FGGsa pimp of Beaumont's, and insin-
h. Usat be was pedieulous progeny of
ualeU oog. Upon which undIgnifed
= femaI> ~VSpAke language Bob very
and unable. <ed him down and kicked
promptly kuo. Neggosed and rescued
him. Friends IL utper from under
the d~oRntrodden city FssttIng him on
the feet of the victor, al Ms eompsn-
his pegs, hustled him eff. NGeF Bob
ion being wraJny at the ma ~SLarL,
had treated him, animated it to l. SSt
who polished him of. The whole al
put an end to by the colored Consta-
Bile Hayden, who grabbed the combatants
and csrried them before Squire Black,
who fined all hands 81 each, and costs.
AS the Journalistic say, comment is I'M
necessary"
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TRADF.

Saturday, which Is usually q busy day with
as, was rather dull yesterday, or, rather. many
OF oar merchants complained OF having little
20 do, while Others appeared to have their
hauds fUM Trade was brhk only IN spota-
Prices are much the same As yesterday. IN al
~ iclss. Iron ties are becoming scarce, while
rope is not In demand.
We have heard some complaint relative %
tee rates OF freight agreed 10, IN convention.
By the ireight agents recently convene IL tlfs
city. While the agents claim that freignts srs
about Zoe per 100 lbs. less than last year, these
parties claim that sucA Is not the fact We
snail merely refer to the case Of one house,
which, in q statement msde 70 as, gave the
following As the rates paid by them last year.
Previous 70 October 18th the house claims 70
have thlpped n-cOmfressed eoiton q. 81 50
per 100 lbs On OetOber l2tn, = 81 70; OotCbsr
4lh. 81 s.; Move nber lG-h, 81 IS Tbs rates
adopted BY ths dlfer~ent1nss, which wsaI into
effect IN October, last year, Just two Teska
later than The change occurred this season.
were a. follows, on cotton, from Memphis or
Nashville TO the following places:
Al Rail. Rad qad Voter.
Non Comp Comp. Nos C5s4p. CoHsp.
Per 100 peunds Per Ito pounds
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

A GOOD PHOTOGRAPHIC picture Is no9
taken by every artist, and indeed they
are quite as rare now as they were a
couple Of years since, in spite of inn
proved chemicals. Mr.. Ed. CTsver, of
our city, VINO has his atelier In Clark's
marble block, however, turns Out some of
as beautiful sun-pictures as can be found
anywhere. His cartes de visite and inn
perial cards, are especially fine, both in
mapinulation and finish. His charges
are moderate, and he will be glad to re-
ceive calls from al wanting pictures.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

4. FITZGERALD & CO,-Ths card Of
thls pr5mIuenJ commission n grocery
house EHl be found 1 another column.
They kssC constantly OF hand s large
supply Of al articles needed by the
planter. The members OF the firm are
al yluog, energetic and responsible
merchants.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

Col. G. s. Cameron arrived in the city
yesterday evening, and will remain IN
al tomorrow. He is stopping at the
Hardwick House, where he viii be glad
TO see has friends.
Tom Neal, Esq, Of the Dyersburg State
Gazette returned home yesterday, after
a weeks stay In town.
We We're more than pleased TO meet,
yesterday, our old friend, Col. Jno. Dom
ovan, VINO has bse1 absent for some
weeks in st. Louis. He Is looking finely,
and gives the most cheering accounts OF
Missouri politics.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

TIE LAW OF hINDNEss.-1he man
who loves his family, his hcme, whose
little mes smile and Tun to meet him as
he nears his dwelling, cannot be indif-
ferent to the condition they might occupy
in this cold and selfish world we're he to
be removed. No words or acts of ten
derness can then be spoken, and the little
ones whose every want was cheerfuily
supplied are obliged to look TO others for
support. IL IS conceded that a loving
and indnlgent husband studies the COM
fort Of his family, and aYails himself OF
all the advantages that are presented Tor
the contiuuanceo of these comforts. What
a consolation 1t Is to a parent who loves
ais wife and children TO know there Is a
society formed by good meH of like inter-
eSts which Invites u To cast all The future
well-being Of cur families into their care.
The SAINT LOUIS MUTUAL Life Insur-
ance Company is such an institution, and
has its network of agents spread over
the whole land. Here in Memphis, it's
agents are Messrs. McMahOn & Otis, in
the Kit Williams block, Madison street.
They have al abundance of means, and
know how TO administer it to the best
possible advantage for the benefit Of our
families. A small amount annually ap-
prupriated affords q positive remedy
against such a contingency, that must
sooner or later arse. A large portion Of
the losses paid by life insurance compa-
MES are paid to families that had Moth
ing else left 10 them for their support.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

FORTHE LADIES Arrived from Paris
last week, scne most l0Vsiy designs IL
ladies' aaG CaiIdIsE's CioGks, which
Massrs. Lsnkeu Bros. viii exhibit next
month. They nave = large cloak manu-
factory, and wuI take orders for making
closks. Ladies can save fully nifty per
cent. by having 2 cloak made up.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

MEMPHIS FEEALE COLLEGE-I5 ia
with pleasure 5uaJ we GluuUuce the sc-
cassion or Professor Teps, formerly Of
HJiiy Syringe, Miss, 90 the corps Of
teachers 10 tEis c0ii<ga. He viii be per-
mRnenUy CsgocIaJsd EtLl The school, as
Musical Director. f10n fbe Let Of O1tO-
ter, prCX- A rare gPortaulLy 20 perfect
Themselves Ia music, ulder an accom-
piiEhed master will tbU5 be offered the
pupils Of this popular Institution.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

To Retailers ANA Country Merchants.
Our large stock OF Domestic Dry Goods.
Boots and SHOES, Clothing. Gents FUR
nisiins Goods. HAS and NOtfsDs. il
being closed Out M extra lew prices
Jour last season i'm the ~oesineSsl. ,. a
LOeUenssine q Bros no. 23i Main street.
Clay Building. Here is q great ehanee
10 purchase bargains for cash or APP
proved city acceptance, - this stock
must be closed emf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

FOUND-A medium sized Gold Headed
Cane, with owners nsms and lnscrip-
ton, which can be had by calling AZ this
Office, proving property and paying Tor
rms DOE.ca.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

ED. WORsHAM, news agent on the
Memphis and Ohio Railroad has opened
acoHee stand u the depot, where coffee
xnd crackers can be gOJ 81 the departure
Of TIE early train,
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FRANKS SALOoE.-Frank Saltalama-
CHA, 30 l0ag and favorably known TO
our citizens as furnishing the bsst wines,
liquors, etc. the country affords, at No.
Is Jefferson strest, will open his new
saloon, No. II Jefferson, under the Com
mercial Hotel, with an elegant free
luneh-turtle-soup and other luxuries,
Monday morning. The house has Oeen
entirely refitted and furnished with just
such q stock of driukables which made
him so popular with his many patrons in
days past.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

OWEN, GCNUTT & Cove would re-
Ter especially 10 he advertisement OF the
above named GFci, which viii be found
under the proper head. They are old
merchants, ant properly stand very
nigh in this community. Cotton con
signed to then will receive especial st
tsutiou, while orders f0r goods Of any
kind viii be filled 81 lowest rates.
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TELEGRAMs.-The following kilograms
rsrns,a IN the Office uucsjied for: Capt.
Harrison Bsads0e, J. II. Patterson, d.
Cunriugnau & Co, r. O. Dunn & Co,
Luke l. Wright. FL L. TOpp aad R. 2.
W.lg a Co.
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IT ls not always the ~tsllest, Longest, or
widest house that you GET the best articles, OF
the cheapest. Parties wishing to set rid OF
their cock rosehes, bugs and otre or Insects, can
buy or us the Creslie Soap, the best disinlectant
In existanee Tor cnsl oil lamps, soaps tlnware,
eto. Can ateur lamp store, No. 10 jefferson
street. D. F. PRESCOTT.
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WM. Z. ANDREws-This well hHown
merchant mas laid ia MS stock for the
fall trade, and is prepared to hii orders 10
say extent. Supplies Of every kind are
fl store, and offered % the planter and
the trade, atprices which cannot Dc COM
Beted with. Eis many friends ia the in
terior will not ISL to visit him when they
cJa6 to the city.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

GEAD TIDINGs.-We are always re-
ioiced ID hear Of any discovery which
promises happiness 10 our race. Thus
We are pleased 70 refer those who suffer
from chills zu8 ssveT to the Texas Tonic
Syrup. AL testimony cOnCurs s5 to the
worth CT tlis vaIUais,5 remedy, and We
heartily recommend 3 triSi Of II TO the
afflicted. sold by Oh druggists.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

THE MARKETS presented 3 gay and
Lively appearance yesterday evening,
there being more han tae usual number
OF ladies cut " marketing"
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TIE GRAND BARBECUE at Mason's
Depot comes or on next Saturday. Dis
tlnauished speakers will be present and
s grand anne is expected.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

MCGEE d. HERROS-Though 3 new
6-- the ABOVE uaDes are not by any
-,aa1s CeE 70 the ears OF the planters.
a. ~ BCGee il an old resident Of
Na-n5is ,veiIklegn ia business circles,
wbTaR I. 'srro2, late Of Shane, Bell
s o. IL known for hundreds OF miles
srou,d about Memphis as = thorough
and prscuest Soung merchant.
+" Pron1tness, stricl integrity and fair
dealing" is their nCts9, ana tney VIII
succeed. See their card elsewhere.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

WEHAvErscsivsd frln Mess. CbUren
q Co. BoCkse lers and S~tsti0Eers, PSter-
sons Ladies National Magazine, G3oey's
LADY,. Book, and lie Bon Ton, Tor OcJo-
Der. They contain the usual amount OF
femininicEl news, fashion plates and Cos
sip, anG are gotten up il the usual ele-
gsnt style. Iessrs. Church go. have Slso
aceiyed q new supply OF Moonstone,
WTkis Collins last sad most thrilling
-r,-0duction.t II is pTofCseiy illustrated
With the new style OF stchy wood cuts,
>ue OF which are really very Ene.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

THE RIGHT REVEREND BISHOP FITZ
GERALD, or Little Rock, Arkansas, viii
oriclsJe al 81, Psyrick's chuEcn this
morning.
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COTTON EACEJBs.-Wg cBli attention
TO tbs card Of ALessrH- 1f3Ores q Norton,
Cotton Factors aud Commission Mercb-
ants. No. HIs Front st. Mr. AOurss is Of
Msmpais, and we'll known here, as is
Nr. Norton, Fhg il OF the late firm OF
Briggs & EgrtGU. ELEss gentlemen do
3 factorage and coGcmi-siJu business, and
pay particular acle1sq0 TO ~parchasiBg
plantation supplies OF sli descriptions
msking, also, liberal s6TznCes On al con-
efgnmeuts ul4de lhain.
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CARD.
Editors Memphis Appeal
On my return home last Wednesday,
[ saw for the first time the following in
PRODUCTION to a correspondence

MEMPHIS, IENN.I 5eptemDer ., I5J6.
GeaaeB3sR An article In your local column
this morning, giving, as q reason for Alderman
PASSWORDS Resignation OF his seat in the bJard
OF the "Ci'y Fathers" that had brougat a
olson p1VsueGU business. makes il necessary
Tor ne IN reply tters-0, especially as said arit-
Gle attempts 70 eEOnerats Mr.. Rassmore from
al guilt ia the matter, and seems to be 9 Ier-
feet justification Of his course in the opinion of
your local e .itoT.
Ny reply viii be found In the correspondence
herewith suUniJieJ) which took place to-day
D5tWesu General Forrest and myseif, and which
Ihose you W Il do me the justice TO publish.
l have no comments 70 make upon It.
Very respectfully,
L. MUDANfTT.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

Es Retailers and Country Merchants.
Our large stock Of Domestic Dry Goods,
boots IND Shoes, Clothing, Gents Far
nishfng Goods, Hats and Notions, Is
being closed aus Rt extra low prices
our fast season in she bUsincssl. = "A.
LOewensfine & Bros, No. 2SG Hsin street,
Clay Building. Here f. "a great chance
20 purchase bargains Cor essa or Rp
proved city acceptance, as this stock
must he crossed 0uf.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

The FAv1RITE STAND.-The public
are reminded that our friend Vic5Cr D.
Fuchs, az his old stand, Il Jefferson
street. viii lA.s TIi and winter keep ON
hand as OF old, ali sorts Of fresh oysters,
game and vegetables. To these who
know cur friend Victor, it is not neces-
sary to say mCTs than that he is deter
mined 70 maintain Big credit in reiia-
bIiity ia bis line, AID that ais arrange
meuts are complete for q fresh supply
every dog q al the speciailtiss ne is noted
for.
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THE PLANrRRsAND MRRoHANrs fron

THE PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS from
Missi sippi, Arkansas and West Tennessee,
and railroad officers and their fam
lilies patronage is particularly solicited at The
Southern Hotel. First-class fare reduced from
So 90 to 81 90 per day. The Southern Is sure
to please, Free ~wagon-yard for country Gems.
- a
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WRAPPING PAPER.-Old newspapers
for wrapping pepper ID be had at this ohce'
Retailers viii do well TO call. Of
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Guipure, and other trimming
Laces. at l.. KFemer's.

WE will offer on Monday, September
DIST. the best loO priced Paper Collar in the city.
Linen finish at a dime q box. Robson, sneed
4 90. aep2Q'A
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

THE Bluff City Base Bail Club give
their first annual bail on Tuesday even
ing, I'D instant.
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Flooring, Ceiling, Misunderstanding,
Shingles. Purchase from J. a. Wigs
& Co,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-20

The ADDING MACHINE, invented by
Mr.. Geo. Il. Bleloek, of New York, is
certainly q most curious and useful in
venti0n. 1t is designed TO assist the ac-
c%ountant in adding columns of figures,
and can be used in q hundred different
ways where calculating, tallying and
verifying Is required. In its construe-
zion it is simple, as well as the method
Of operating it. A child can work it
after a few hours practice, and perform
feats in addition and multiplication that
would astonish the lightning calcutta
tor" It takes up scarcely more room
than an ordinary inkstand. A dial, in
front Of which is q keyboard with keys
like q cOncertina, representing the nine
numerals. By touching the keys repre-
senting the figures as you run up the col
umn 60 be added, the machine is worked /;
and when the top OF the column Is
reached, the hands on the dial indieste
the result. The simplicity of the me-
chanism by which these astonishing re-
suits are produced, and tbs low price at
which the machine can be furnished TO
the public, make it the most interesting
and useful invention o. the day.
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embroidered Net fertile Spans
fsl, we'll, at l.. kFener'S.
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HE Executive Committee Of the Ag-
rieuiturai Society net yesterday. The
scale Of premiums, 80 presented at the
called meeting last Monday, was
adopted, and we present it to our readers
tomorrow. We are happy to annouBce
that the apparent discrepancy in the Of
fer Of Col. JnO. Donovan, rendering the
race track for a fair ground, with the
claims of Mr.. Cameron, have been rec
Onciled, and the fair will be held on the
Racing Association grounds.
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Flooring, Ceiling, Misunderstanding,
Shingles. Purchase from J. A. Wigs &
IN
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rnE Dime Papes Collar. Robeson
snesd & Co.
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MATRIMONIAL market was a little
Tn 81 week, six certificates having
brlsker 4. ed 70 TIE county clerks Of
been retUrL bis Is "a Improvement on
ice. While 9pregiogs weeks, il dont
the returns OftH. what it ought 70 be-
begin 20 come Up I. weather gels z tits
and viii be when the Miss Matte Dad-
colder. Ed. Hughes to Mrs Louisa
ley Mstba Msrsban 70 Niss Maria
Kreuger, 7. I. z. Voight to- >shcIaft,
Schmidt ). Selri8g 70 Mas Ada SS2D,
Peter Aaniza1 TO Mlss Ellen l.
KING Wright and Matte Bprlesou.
BARGAINS in black silks at Menken :
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Packing Boxes. Order from ]. A.
Wigs & Co.
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lie Panier, the new style skirt,
Of Rradiey's Elliptic manufac-
Lure, st L. Aremer's,
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NEw hoop skirts. Menken Bros.

THE Dime Paper Collar. Robson,
Sneed& Co. p
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Flooring Ceiling, Notwithstanding,
Shingles. Purchase from j. A. Wigs
& Co,
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LATEST fashiOn IN hoop skirts. Mem
ken Bros.
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cHAxBER or ooExEzm

By a private Letter, we leara that the cotton
crop Of the YazoO and Tallahatchis river val
ley Is suffering very severely from the ravages
Of the worm. Toe writer, who dated his letter
from Waterfront, Miss, September istn, says
ths1 It viii De impossible 70 make over =
half crop.
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Won oamp. camp. Won CONN., {

The Convention has adopted the foIloEinx
rates Tor tbs year, which took effect Ssptem-
Der 18th:
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A NEW ADVERTISING medium is about
being offered 20 the merchants Of Mem
phis, by Joe Locke and OtAers, under the
name of Joe Locke, d Co. They pro-
pose 70 Issue, for grstuitous distribution
during the coming month, five thousand
copies Of q pamphlet containing the ad-
refreshments OF the leading mercantile
houses Of Memphis which are to be-
addressed 20 solvent merchants and
planters, and no payment for advertise
meuts will be asked until the certificate
Of the postmaster be produced thst the
i've thousand copies have been so ad-
dressed and mailed. IL is, next to sdver-
Using 10 a good daily newspaper, about
the best way OF distributing business
cards.
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The Dims Baper Collar. Robeson,
Snesl & Co. 2t
FINNIE & BUCKHAM have removed to
2s4 Main street. tE. Iyinson's old standl st
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Packing Boxes. Order from ]. A.
Wigs q Co.
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ONE hundred new beautiful patterns In
fail prints at Menksn Bros,
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10. B, HorCHKIss. Procurement AMI

accountant will take a situation on irregular
set Of books, or IN squaring and balancing old
set. Cal lett at Bookstore, 2Ss Main street viii
be promptly attended To-, q
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a BOAT RACE and regatta between
The Essex and the Memphis boat clubs,
came Oh Ia the presence Of several hun
dred persons yesterday evening. The
Essex entering tie Minnehaha, and the
memphis entering the Ivanhoe. The
M~lDnehaba snot shesd at the stsrt and
gained All the way, leading nearly q
quarter o. q nile at the close, aad max
ing the lrlp, three miles ia b mfnct
and 43 seconds The Essex e,ub have
improved very much since last We Jaw
them, and now row quite IN time and
unison. The only fault they nov nave.
IL striking too deep. The Memphis club
have good material, but need practice
AID s lighter boat.
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