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CHEMICAL OLIVE SOAP.
FKEMIUM NEW YORK CITY SOAP, IlF--'
PREMIUM FAMILY SOAP,
No. ONE BROWN SOAP,
Sor family uss. for sale cheap for cash % ths
CB. JEWELL, Manufacturer,
500 and eO2 g street.
se AGE bet. 9Th and 6th.
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PROPOSALS.

CHEF QNartsrmaSter's Office, }
Departnlsnt Of Colnmbia,
Sealed PROPOSALS vii YhskS Ss FEB Isl is5s
on ADT 10 ,s f.. Of
The ensuing season, commencing on the ist day Of
FROM PORTLAND OR VANCOUVER VIA
To Camp Watson, Oregon, iss tons
To Comp Logan, Oregon, IS tons '''''
To Camp Harvey, Oregon. rs ton;
Via " silus or Paionse Landing to
Fert Colviile, W. T., 90 tons
Via Wailula to Fort Boise, l. T., III
Via Carp Watson to Fort Boise, 1T,
~ Ip e@ns ~egnr'' o ID, Wv,
To camp Three FoiR. .V osy Thssnmore or less
T, Jas tons ght.;..........~:.,.. {.
SO Camp Warner, Oregon, Hs tons
To Camp e. j.: Smiih, oregon. 70
T. Fort Klamath, I Oregon, 10 tons
T. Astoria" Oregon 10 tons weight
To steiiacoom, W. T., 100 tons
FROM SAN FRANCISCO, CALIFORNIA
To Camp Three Forks, Owyhee l.
T.. 15 tons weight; or less
To Camp Warner, Oregon. Es tons
To Camp g, j. smith, Oregon, 70
tons WEI -.......................... 80
TO Fort h amath, oregon, 20 tors
............................-.... %
To Astoria, Oregon, 100 tons weight -
TO san Juan Island, W. t., IS tons
weight
To SteiacS ON, W T., ITO tons weight
FROM WALLA WALLa, VT.
TO camp Three Forks, 80 tons weight more or less
Ovyhee, !. T., 20 tons weight .......
To Camp Iy on, T.. 80 tons weight.
The contracts to be in force FOR one year or any
shoTter period, at the pion of the United States
The Government reserves to itself the right to
use lis own transportation over any Of these
routes.
Bid. must be in tri olicate, with a COPY OF this
advertise ment attac he'd to each, and end srsed
Proposals for Transportation from - to
Bidders will be required to furnish satisfactory
evidence that they are not interested in any other
bid than their
The usual conditions will be imposed upon bid
ders and contractors
For further information, apply at this Office,
personally or by letter. A. r EDDY,
NH l-6t Chief q. NJ b. ofC.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD TIOKIr
- OFFICE.
lo6 Peaasylraaia avs., between ~ and GA sfs

l(ALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD TICKEr
oFfioh.
GREAT CONVENIENCE.
Tickets sold to ell points orth, East, West, and
Baggage called for and checked ~ = =
IN e.rt and ID e; ass
1 AZ x can
sleeping car tickets can also be secured at this
once mh5im'
RALrIAoR1 AND OHIO RAILRoAD,
II WAsHINsroN, Nay 8, NOOK, 1857
&As es %
.ss tFR PA Mis
are no" ru. e r SHEA BixE vi
Lsa, e., Ss. sS except sunds, :. ,O ', and i,
",' AND f ~ A; HGt t;' %s ~ ssfafISoas.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at7Oe m, and 100
FOB Way STATION SOUTH OF AssApo.
Leave at Sis and TOO .. m, and at 100 and ~
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at ZOO o. m. and 40 p. n. No trains 70 ar
fro" Ann''''', r on SS1 sSHfEE IRsdHs,
Leave at r fok VAT AZ s Sc III rs m.
Leave sss al P4 81 81 r. Th ~ H.sf
e e ss:ss; ~ = and
TO- the ives. can b. had ..
FL 's Fl sas Sins
I'D boston, Sc.
ocso GEO: s: K0oNTz. Ascent. washington.
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iKHoxs CRY ExPREss

IKNOxD CIrY EXPRIss -. s p
Calls for, and dsiivsrv ts.say sAAsess.
BAGGAGE. PACKAGES. AND MERoHAHpdsn,
30 MOvDe RU1NlTURD. Co., %. DO a
Principal Omoe. S5l Psnna avsuus ooynsr an
street, Washinston BRANCH Ono, New rTork
sye0ue, corner itth streeG Washfnsfoa; end e thS
e0oe Of Adaas' Express Co.. 0sorgetoWn. e N-1y
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!, 4 U z o S A L S

USiTED STATES SUBSISTENCE DEPARTMENT
ATLANTA, Ga. March 8, ISss
Sealed Proposals., in tIi plicate, invited until
70 ci,,ck N on SATURDAY. March q, 1855. for
furnishing the United States Subsistence Depart
nlent with FRESH BEEF, Of a good, marketable
GuAllty, IN equal proportions of fore and hind
quarter ne at necks, shank and kidney taIloy TO
q e1cird'd. y In such quantities . may be from
sine 70 time required and such days a. shall be
Ce-lfnated By the comm and officer for the tern
o. SIX months commencing April I, 1873
10 be delivered to the United States troops at
Savannah.
Payment will be made in Government funds
monthly upon deiiv ~ and acc ptanCe.
btds TO be directed to the under igned, and
marked " Proposals +"
THOS. c. SULLIVAN.
Brevet Lieut.. Col and e. : U : Army.
Chief L. ;. Third Military District.
n last Room No. 4, WiIIin CHAM Buildiug
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NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAV DERAR1MEN1,
~ WhsHINGTOS, 9th March. 1873.
Sealed Proposals will be received until the 10th
ofAprl At IL clock nosn, for the pure hase Of the
following vessels.
AT THE BOSTON MASS YARD
The " SHAWNEE" and " wASSUC."
AT LEAGUE ISLAND, PA
The CANOSICUs,' "COHOEs." "KOKA.v
:, NAUsEI IT = MAXsAw:" :YAZOO.'5 ri.
" SQUASpO" and " SUNCOOK.
AT MOUND CITY, ILL.
The ETLAH. - KLAMATH. 49, SHILOH
IMPQUA." YUMA" "NEOSHO, "s MARI
Eta and - SANDUSKY"
The Proposals will state the prices that will be
GIVEN !, The vessels iE their present condition,
them ~
Inc vessels can be seen, and GIL necessary infor-
ustl9n concrrnins them will be given b. the com.
n sndaut- % the stations
The right IL reserved to reject any or all Of the
PCpOs.- n their acceptance Is not for the interest
Twenty per cent. of the purchase money will be
required within three days after a notification Of
TIE ace rtsnce OF proposal 70 be forfeited in
~ non PletIOn OF the purchase and the balance
C2on the final delivery Of the vessel.
The prt pOssls should be endorsed " Proposals
Tor pure 4 ace of Iron clads
GIDEON WELLES,
q ne
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CARDEN AND FL0WER SEEDS.

The subscriber calls the attention of market
gardeners and others in want of fresh, pare, aud
reliable seeds, to the extensive stock which he has
nSY in store. His long practical experience as a
grower, enables him to make the most ju1icious
Early York, OK Heart, and Premium Flat Dutch
Csbbages, &C Tilden and Keys Early Tomatoes,
assortment of Garden Seeds.
Flower Seeds embracing everything aud
rare from England ana the Continent, with many
articles saved from his rich collection of florist
flowers.
Bouquets, Wreaths, Garlands, &C, of beautiful
flowers. JOHN SAUL.
No. 446 7th street, opposite
mi Q.eo
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
THU AFTERNOON.
ma. JUDDs oET TEE I sSoK AUCTION fHIs
Ass1o P.nnsyivsai. svsnus, under tn. Metro
his s1.ans a. s1' VALE e e oo :sd
A. w, rowHsHKHD co.,
Sic lth street, op2eeite
1s-d National Inteilisenoer Building.
TOMORROW.
Rr d. /. WELLS 4 co, Auetioneers,
- n. W. corner Ssh st. and Louisiana ave.
rRPgsTEEs SALE OF IMPRovEp PROPERTY
BsTWEkN aNnnAN NO. zoo VOTE ST.
Inde, and ty yirtn. Of . deed OF trust to the
4 D., ls7. and duly recorded IN iiSes e. q T.,
Ws.b;nns Dag 20, &C, one Of the land records for
hs sss day N ssSoS e.
in CITY 81 plsos or RtTSs of
as, az lot =, numeered In JOhnsOnf subdivision Of
same dsssnsted the suSaisis so 10 ana m, rs
corded In ths g1pgSa Rat Of ths City o. &ashns
three-stcry Brick House; water In the Kitchen "
Terms One half each; bsisnoe and L months,
, sh. All eonysysncins and stamps at pur-
mhs d. L. WELLS 4 Co, Auets.
southasss cor Pa G ave- A AND e street,
ABsSh kGs f skkk eF .e 1T
On FRIDAY EVENING, nth Instant al eisht
Of u oh9Smos 1e oil pa 1DS%
v Wa and Plain LII osIsphs, Disssc,ed Leaf
AUTHORIZED 70 sell without limit.
nh - It j. t. ooLDwxLL CO.. Auc,..
ooIneT Fem. Avenue S0 A ana e street.
On SATURDAY MORNING, March aIst, at 10
o'clock, shall sell at our Auction Room a mag
niheent stock Of Silver plated Ware, CON erising
Tiety, te which we invite the special attensi@p Of
housekeepers AS every lot viii be sold to the high
Seats viii be provided for ladies.
MIST 1T. GOODWILL CO., Auct,.
Try WIN, I; WALL 4 CO, AuctiOnsers,
se Louisiana avenue.
SALE OF HORSES. MULES, CARRIAGES, &c.
On SAL URpAY MORNING, March 2lst .t the
Bazaar, We will cell about
FIFTY HORSES AND MULES,
suitable to saddle and harness, of which full de-
&c. -A''''' wagons
New and Second hand Harness, &C.
REGULAR sales dsys-Tresdays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, without regard to weather.
ana {, sFi Co H sals
10y NAGLE d CO., Auctioneers.
- SalesroOms 44c 9TH street,
Opposite Patent Office.
BY order OF the Orphans Court, will sell at
puDnc auction Cd TIE premises, southwest corner
OF seventh and boundary streets, on SATURDAY,
March Fl, at 10 O clock, g. m;
An assortment of Groceries Nails Baskets
Brooms, &C.
Shelving, Counters. Scales, &c.
Stove, Bedstead. Bedding &c. /,
Also,
The Lease of said Store
n. Ii. MILLER, Administrator
nh l9 II NAGLk Co, Aucts
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10y WIN. l.. WALL 4 co, Auctioneers.
ID Stores 81 and 3l1,
Southwest corner Pennh avenue and 9th street.
ohANTTETTr az LhPsHETTfHssE snu kRkL r.

StOree
Southwest corner Penn'a avenue and 9th street.
CHANcERy sALEaayALgABLE REAL Es-
BY virtue Of 2 decree Of The sapfeme Court of
the District OF Columbia passed in certain cause
others xefs and %lsm B. r ans
and others defendants, the same being No. 1.0ss,
;rs'siSss NJ
sssIs !" r. sI.s II;
ches: and running back Of that width one undred
also BRICK st.ss pensins On said ssg ssa sSs
ground on which IL stands: -
BE Hsf SS By h Sss : d0s
offered sef 81: :d;otsisse The Sssr
!ectly upon Lafayette Square and the Presidents
Terms Of sale a. prescribed BIZ decree: One fourth
three equal insis ,h q six, twelve and sgh
siii = s:;.S Al sIIssi'a
ms..a j.cIftES SSSSESSStRSSas ff ::s::
A VALUABLE AND psoyIrAsLI BUSH.
3. B..a.s:Sss. sa % MES Sh s tn. ..,s
e., s ass ..rs a1 :.
most probably used by him .. store.
Of &: sss 4 ne .ss !, s:s ': q:
t:ehsd large dss!lDs Icsnt.inipa nine 5sSn g,
nsoessSry cus SuiidSss in .1c.iens repair and
hishly cultiysssd GARDEN 81 sSsat =, one ,S
en- rss rsss tad none Sssssr Il the county
and large, safe. and proAtaols business eoaid ss
Terms: ons, half essh; reside. % !, nossh: II
tie tndfsputable. 49,. OF xrnAN,
NH 10 .Aa1s ts.ls t sun ''' o'ns'
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AUCTION SALES.

AUCTION SALES.
RI A0LE co., Aucsionseu.
- 6alesrooms No. AS IN Otruoe, oDOoof&o
Patent Once. -
We viii sell, at our 6alesrooun. llo 7th street.,
on sATUkDAf MORNING, March n, at u o elk,
sArRe assortment Of goods, consisting In pert Of
Inc Green and Black Teas
Inc Wines, Liquors and 0rooerieS .
Giass " are, Wooden Ware
Canned Goods, yeIlies
segars, Tobacco in bales and papers.
ALSO,
small lot of Furniture.
NH e-td NAGLE q Co, Aucts.
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Nj. WADSH q OU., AuctlOnAers.
- No. 2e5 Pennsylvania avenue
Southeast corner of 10th street
WELL KEPT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
BRUSSELS CARPETS, PIANO, FEATHER
BEDS, &c AT AUCTION, THE EFFECTs
OF A FAMILY LEAVING THK CITY
On SATURDAY MORNING, March n AT 10
O'Clock, We will sell, in front of our sal. sroom the
following: "
One Piano Upright
3nearly New Brussels Carpets
Z" Cottage Sets
4Feather Beds With Pillows to match
Curtains, Sheets, Comforts, Spreads
Bureaus, Tables, Chairs, Bedeteads
Mattresses, Marble top Tables Cook Stove
LatIobe Stove, Crockery, and Glass aud Tin
Locking Glasses, &c.
with many other goods too numerous to epumerate
Parties in want will do well to attend
mn 1877 NJ. X. WALSH d CO, Aucts
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BOYD, HILLMAN CO.,
PRODUCE, FLOUR, GRAIN, AND GENERAL
Omission MERCHANTS,
AgeHfSJor sale Of the Celebrated PtttSbrT Coal OIL
AND DEALERS
FERTILIZERS, BONEDUST, POUDRETTE, Sc
No. - AND - LOUISIANA AVENUE,
between 9Th and 10th SITS, Washington, d. @.
References Bank Of Washington; Lewis John
son Co Bankers; W. Huntington, Cashier
National Bank of Re public; Sayles J. Bowen, Esq,
City T. n W. L. Wall Co, Aucts.; @, Lewis,
Req, Real Estate Agent; Clsgett Sweeney. Real
Estate Agents; Robert Leech, Esq, Attorney at
Law. felS-ly
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hMON PARIS kmlh
WW SEAMLESS KID GLOVES. tllR1H
THE LATEST NOVELTY OF THE pAy
FULL STOCK ON HAND,
OF EVERY SHADE AND COLOR.
SUPERIOR TO ANY GLOVE
IN THE MARKET.

WALL, ROBINSON & CO.,
322 PENNSYLT ANA AVENUE,
mh6-tf Manufacturers Agents.
NEW CHRONIC LITHOGRAPHS.
have Just received q very choice selection of
NEW OHROMOS, which can sell for much less
than the usual prices. Lovers Of good pictures
invited to inspect them.
l.. J. NOTEBOOK,
432 Seventh street.
NH l3-eo2w Int Opposite Patent Office.
BARGAINS BARGAINsl
Just received, 0 fine assortment Of DRY GOODS
for Spring Trade, which l am selling at very low
prices. A large stock of Striped and Checked
MUSLIN. NAINSO0KS. very cheap Gents and
Ladies, LINEN HANpKERCHIEfS at greatly
reduced prices TABLE DANASK, TOWELS
NAPKINS, COTTONS, PRINTS, and a general
assortment of ALPACAS and other Dress Goods.
Call and examine before buying else where.
EMORY BAXTER,
115 Pennsylvania avenue,
NH Z. lot between 10th and 10Th streets.
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RI j. Is. MHEELER CO.. Auctioneere.
- No. 81 La. ave-, bet. 9th and 7th streets
opposite Seaton House.
VERY DESIRABLE BUILDING LOT, ADA
CENT TO SEVENTH STREET, AT AUG
On WEDNESDAY, March 2s, at O'Clock % m .
We shall sell, on the premises the east IS feet in,
ches front by the depth Of 400 feetD Of Lot 10 in
Square 4A.
This Lot is distant only 66 feet inches from the
hoe OF seventh street the south side of street
north, between Seventh and HI ghth streets and il
altogether one OF the most desirable lots in that
section Of the city paved alley runs through the
square from TO N street.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six twelve
and eighteen months, secured by . deed of trust
All conyeyancing and revenue stamps at purchAs.
NH iseo JB. WHEELER CO, Ascts.
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4 hFflCE NIhdlNlA kAPkESS OOMPANY,
" s. W. corner Penna at. and 41a street,
WASHING TON, February IA, 1858.
running daily to Baltimore, Alexandra, Rich.
mond, Petersburg, Norfolk, Lynchburg, Char
lottesville, Staunton. Harrisonburg, Lexington
CoyinGton, Warm, Hot and W hte Sulphur Springs
Lewsburg, and to all points in the Valley Of Vir-
ginia.
Money and yaluables forwarded with despatch
Goods called for and delivered in all parts of the
city.
For further information apply to
fe A-lm J. 7. COLDWELL CO., Agents.
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On SATURDAY MORNING, March sIst, at 10
o clock, we shall sell at Auction Rooms a mag
niheent stock Of Silver plated Ware, CON erising
both ornamental and useful articles in great va
riety, to which We invite the special attention of
housekeepers as every lot will be sold to the high
est bidder for cash.
Seats will be provided for ladies.
Terms cash.
m l9-at Ut. COLDwELL 4 CO.. Aucts
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-30
POLICE ITEms.

"A black bird, just out Of the cage,
or in other words, darby just out OF jail,
whose name we were unable to learn,
was caught yesterday about noon, in the
rear of Messrs. Church & Co.'s bookstore,
with bundle OF clothing ia his posses
sion. On searching him it was found
that he mad six pair of pants, Eve shirts,
and several other dads On bis sable per-
son. His captOrs peeled of the several
LAYERS of dry goods and carried him to
the Adams street station.
Squire Griffith continued the case
OIL Il. OOe, ESQ, charged with shoot
ing the two Boyts 9Th intent to kill,
until this morning at 10 o'clOcl. Coe il
under bonds Of s2O, 900 to appear.
Mr.. Montague went to house that
he ought not to have been caught in,
snd got on the rampage and ssasshed
things generally, He was fined five dol
lars and costs by Squire Griffith for bis
fun. Took an appeal.
There were five arrests in the second
district yesterday-sli for trifiiBg OF.
lenses, except one State case.
Six arrests only at the first district
up to midnight last night, all for trivial
oitenses.
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BUCK EIE SALYE,
A CERTAIN CURE FOR PILES.
Sold by CHANDLER q Co,
fvI 2s6 Main street


THERE never was a time when Home Inter-
/ ests were so much in need of patronage
and encouragement as now. All see and admit
this aud all are willing 10 help build them uD
II they can co so upon such terms as shall not
cost On excessive SeriIninaiion.
The su hscribers intend to offer from this time
henoeforward, ct prices equal TO the best from
any quarter, heavy goods, made By the follsw-
ing and other Home Mills, viz: Manassas NILS
Miss: Florence Mills ErattVille Mills, Static. d.
VILE Mills, Ala Lawrenceburg Mills, Oregon
Mills Pulaski Mills, Tenn; Maysviile Mills
XIV. b. sides a great variety OF other Fsavy
Plantation Goods, from various Maryland
Mills.
In addition. we Intend to keep nun lines all
sorts staple Dry Goods, Hosiery, Notions. ETC.,
etc. bought for Cash, and offered on same
terms III Is understood, however, that where
buyers may not happen 20 have Immediate
CO1.trol OF their funds, we viii sell them at
Cash Prices, adding interest from date for Short
City Acceptance. We VIII have New Goods
", r, MOORE a CO.'S.
iva In No, 2s9 Main street.
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THE CAMPAIGN.
Meeting Of the Democratic EN-
eCutiVe Committee.
Delegates from all the Clubs
Present.

Pursuant to a call issued in the papers
Of yesterday, from Gen. Pike, President
Of the Central Democratic Club, the Cen
trail Executive Committee and represen-
tatives, or delegates from each of the
Ward eIube, met st the APPEAL editorial
rooms, st q o'clock yesterday afternoon.
Present and presiding, Gen. Albert
Pike, Chairman Of Central Club, also the
following delegates:
From the Central Club: M. D. L.
Stewart, a. E. FARMLAND, NJ. Meacham.
Young Mems Independent Democrat
ic Club; Gen. Racker, S. S. Anderson.
Young Mems Independent Democratic
Seymour Club: Th0s. 0. Smith.
First Wsrd Club: Owen Dryer.
Second Ward Club: J. w. Page, jr.
Third Ward Club: --
Fourth Ward Club: t. A. Nelson.
Fifth Ward Club DR.. Wilkersou.
Sixth Ward CLUB: Il. J. Morgan, R.
H. Sylvester.
Seventh Ward Club: John s. Carr.
Eighth Ward Club: H. Marks, G. P.
Foute.
. D. "A
Tenth Ward Club: A. J. Hays.
Qverton Hotel Club: Louis Sehiffner.
NJ. D. L. Stewart, Esq, represented
Shelby County Executive Committee,
and c. NJ. Widrig, Esq, the Memphis
Democratic Paving CLUB.
The meeting was called to order, and
the committee appointed at the last ex-
ecutive meeting Of the Club to procure q
suitable place TO hold a general mass
meeting, reported through Gen. Rueker
in favor Of taking the cotton shed of E.
NJ. Apperson, corner of Jefferson and
Fourth streets.
On motion, the report was received
and adopted.
Messrs. " illism Carroll, Minor Mer-
riwether and Thomas o Smith were APP
pointed a committee to have same fitted
up for use.
r. J. Morgan, from the Sixth Ward,
brought the finance question before the
meeting, and after some discussion it
was moved by A. E. Frsnkland, and
seconded by G. P Foute, that the Presi-
dent Of the Central Club be empowered
to draw on each ward and other indie
pendent clubs their pro rata ratio of
whatever means may be required to
pay such expenses as Iaay be incurred
by them.
Motion was carried mem. con.
NJ d. L. Stewart offered a resolution
looking to the same view, but it was
Withdrawn.
It WIS suggested that blanks be pre-
pared by the Central Club for the Secre-
tarles OF various Clubs, for the purpose
Of obtaining complete lists Of members,
and such ether information as may be
deemed necessary by the Central Club,
and required by its Constitution; the
blanks to be filled by each Club and re-
turned to the Central. The suggestion
was adopted, and G. NJ. Widrig, Esq, ap-
pointed q committee Of one on form of
blanks,
An invitation was received to- attend a
"pole raising" at the Ford Place, Chelsea,
tomorrow night.
After trsnsacting some other business,
and free interchange of opinions, on
motion, the meeting adjourned.
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LARGE AND ENTHUSIASTIC
MEETING.
Eighth ward Democratic cub.

There was g large concOurse of the
unterrified assembled at the mass
meeting in Market Square, numberiEg at
least 1000, last night.
The meeting was called to order, in
quite happy style, by Capt. ]. l.. II.
Taylor, who then introduced to the
meeting Col. a. M. Lewis, who, not
withstanding the shower that came up
at the time, held his audience spell
bound, by the elucidstion he gave be-
tween the merits Of Gov. Seymour, the
Democratic nominee, and Gen. Grant,
the Radical nominee. During his speech
he was interrupted with cheers by the
mass.
AIr. Ed. A. Beecher was then intro
duced, and spoke on the labor question
Of the day, showing the grinding down
OF the poor by the unjust taxation of the
Radical party also the difference in our
financial status from 1850, under Demo.
cratic rule, and the present condition Of
financial matters under Radical rule.
Gen. Pike was then introduced, and
received amidst the most voci'erous ap-
piause, AMI electrified the audience by
his enpuciations at length OF the grew
ances, insults and injuries they have re-
ceived at the hands of Radical rule since
the termination of the war, and sat
down amidst thunders of applause.
1t was then announced that there
would be regular meeting of the Club
st their rooms tonight at 8 O'Clock, on
business of Importance.
Loud calls were made for Col. E. NJ.
Yerger, who came forward and spoke in
his usual feiicitous manner, calling on
every man to come forward and do his
duty TO his country, now or never.
The meeting then dispersed with
cheers for the defeat of Joe Brown, as
Senator in the United States Congress
from Georgia.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-30
THE COE-BOYT AFFRAY.

No one but one who has served In the
capacity of local reporter can form any
idea Of the difficulties attending the at
tempt to obtain q perfectly correct report
of any sensational item. Each success
sive person applied to for information,
gives a different version Of the affair
from the one just given by some one else.
frequently these reports are diametri-
cally opposed to each other, and it is inn
possible to reconcile them with any de-
gree Of plausibility.
This fact was remarkably noticeable
yesterday, in the different accounts
given by the papers OF the unfortunate
shooting affray which occurred between
l., H. Coe, Esq, and the Boyts, on Tues
day evening. The account given by the
APPEAL was taken down verbatim from
the mouth of Mr.. Coe, in Squire Grit
fith's office, while his examination was
going on and his bail being fixed. We
thought that We certainly had the par
tieulars " all right" We were told by
Mr.. Coe that the younger Boyt was NOR
tally wounded and the elder slightly.
An hour or SO later a gentleman from
the neighborhood of Elmwood called on
US, and stated that young BOyt was desd;
aud so We wrote 1t up.
We are happy, however, to be able to
state that up to the latest information
that We were able to obtain yesterday
evening, Mr.. Boyt, jr, was still living,
though in q very precarious situation.
Mr.. Boyt, ST., was not touched by a
single shot, although several passed
through his hat.
The BuLetfH's account contains, in
sixty lines, only t,0enty-sir glaring and
ridiculous errors. In the very first sen
tence there are four, and more or less in
every subsequent sentence.
The AUdlGRche is nearly as bad, and
makes out that to have been a eowsrdIy
and brutal murder which really was an
act of self-defense. The Ledger and
Past are substantially the same as the
APPEAL, the lattsr using our very words
even to the typographical error which
caused $40, 900 to read $1,000.