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sTAUNToN MERCHANDISE.
TILB 81 WELLER,
xA at GraWfsDres.s Corner.

hi 11<h Az ~ ALA< AbIEs,
.xA at CraWs0rdss Corner.
Ask special attention Of their friends and the
public to their large and varied stock Of Spring
and Summer Goods, now receiving and
which have been selected with great care to meet
the wants Of the community and country at large.
and owing to the seeming ateness of our present
purchase, think we can offer all fayoring us with
a call special inducements We are satisfied that
call and examination viii convince the most skep-
teal of the above assertion.
We think it superfuous to enumerate but will do
50 IN part. Our stock consists of
BLACK and CoLORED SILKS, in great variety,
CREPE CRETONNs BLK. and COLORED,
ALPACAS, TAMISE CLOTHS, PLAID
AlOHAlRS, MOHAIR LUSTRES,
PAIL DE CHEYERES, POLL
NETS, MOZAMBIoUES,
MOUssLINEs,
CHALLIES
The attention of the Ladies is called to cur
SIT Of i
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rssENCEE CEEEE A. sacs-we have lust
E. received the largest and protest assort-
nent Of French GsAaassa Tea Sets. and
TOILET SETS, in Stauilton. and the CHEAPEST
lot of the BEST WHITE GRANITE WARE
Call and see for yourselves at Whites corner,
Main street. PIPER, DRAKE s. CO.,
may 20-tf 49, Z :. 49,
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"a GENTS WANTED.

~ ALL AGENTS who propose to sell, and
parties who propose to buy life of Gen. GRANT,
should understand, that the PERSONAL HISTO-
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disposed Of On tie racst reasonable terms for Cash
or in exchange for
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G. trayEHserry Feast.-Thc ladies of the
SD LUTHERAN CHURCH intend holding
Strawberry Feast, in the Masonic building, on
Friday night, the 18th instant. and on Saturday
from to o'clock, p. M, when they will also
have more substantial fare for the hungry folks
who may need dinner june 1O-1t
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DIED.

In this city, al u O'Clock, On the night of TIE
9th instant, after d lingering illness, fcom con
sumption, Mrs. MARfAREE L, wife OF MIR. J%s'
Ii. i.yan, aged about ~ years.
Tho deceased was taken seriously ill Ab, ut tle
25th of May last and has been confined to her bed
almost ever since. Her death was calm ana Sc
Tene the immortal sririt wincing its flight to the
Creator without sn apparent struggle. She died
in the full fellowship of the Church 10 nGf nus
band, she was a gentle, loving and tntii!I we,
te2dsr-a true mother, supplying all their little
wants with that spirit of love nowhere 80 dis
Dlavcd as in a mOther's heart. DGVout IN her re-
iioiona duties she lived and moved amid the pes
theron. atmosphere OF sinful world with Hll that
calm and peaceful composure Of a, perfect Chris
tisn MAY her departure TO the shores Of liter
nitv be hailed as the joyful eVideLco Of 2 soul at
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glorious Prospects of Democratic Tri-
uhhpn-A Prominent Accession-Bing-
hams Chances

CINcINNATI, Sept. 19.-Recent advices
received here from all parts of the State
give double assurance that the Democracy
will carry the State by an emphatic major
ity in October, and by a much larger vote
in November.
A prominent and influential public man
III Mor8an's district. who has been Re
publican ever since the organization of that
party, will in few days take the stump
and speak for the Democracy Morgan is
entirely out of danger.
Bingham is losing ground very fast
Twenty voters IN one township in Belmont
county who cast their votes for the Repub-
Acan ticket last fall will vote the entire
Democratic ticket this year. Our friends
write from all points that the Democratic
meetings. are everywhere larger than the
lG..lcal HS1,.o gatherings.-Special to the 81. Louis
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A reference to The Whiskey Tax will illus
trate how this system is made to operate ::
It was estimated at Washington, that spir-
its enough were made in the country last
year to have realized revenue of one hun
dred millions of dollars, but in fact, the
government only received thirteen mil
lions, little above one. eighth above what
it ought to have had.
Tt is ascertained that at many places the
large producers paid but small part of
their tax-bribing the collectors to let them
of-While very many Of the smaller deal
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NOTICE..

HAVING RESUMED THE TIMBER INSPECT
I l. ING BUSINESS, I would be glad to work
for ali my old friends. will continue to sell,
free OF commissions for all who NAV favor me
with their patronage. Persons sending NE their
PRODUCE VIII receive prompt personal atten-
ton. W nj MONROE
Wilmington, n. c., Sept. 4th, 1868.
sept VAN
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oldest Tobacco House in Wilmington.
HENRY BURkHEsMER,

W9t4,E5N GT0N Il. &.
Cigars manufactured
TO orIer. FL orders
filed with dispatch.
nov. 5
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TWENTY SHOTS A MINUTE

AS = SINGLt BIkEECH-LOADE1K.
FENlIEsE powerful, accurate, and wonder
! fully effective weapons, carrying eighteen
charges, which can be fired in nine seconds, are
ready for the market, and are for sale by all
the responsibe Gun Dealers throughout the cCun-
try For full information send for circulars and
pamphlets TO the
WlNCHESTER REPEATING ARMS CO.,
New Haven, Conn.
sept Is 32-3n
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RATES OF ADVERTISING.

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Rg-No advertisement rejecting upon private
character, can, under ANY CIRCUMSTANCES, lie
admitted.
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SIIENGE. n0AkS,
WINCHESTER REPEATING RIFLES
AND

FIRING TWO SHOTS A SECOND.
As n REPEATER
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-07-25

THE MERCHANTS NATIONAL BANK.
We understand at q meeting OF the
Board of Directors of the Merchants
National Bank, held on Friday, it was
decided to reopen the bank for business
on Monday next. This is 3 gratifying
announcement to every citizen in this
community, IS the sympsthies of the
people were fully awakened in behalf of
the officers and shareholders of the bank.
We regret to learn that our highly
esteemed friend Mr.. r. &. Daniel, of
New York, to whom the Directors ten
dered the cashiership of the bank, or any
office therein, will not be able to accept,
as the business of his house in the Metro
pOlitan city requires his active attention.
We tender to the shareholders of this in
stitution and all parties interested our
cordial congratulations upon this re-
opening, and hope they may meet the
success they richly merit.
MEETING AT COLLEGE GRovE.-The
meeting was called to order by Mr.. L. l..
Hamilton, who moved that Mr.. ]. w.
Clapp be appointed chairman. Carried.
The Colonel addressed the meeting. Mr..
III. B. TIezevsnt then moved that H. C..
Mariner be appointed Secretary, which
was carried. Mr.. NJ. B. Trezsvsnt then
moved that committee OF five be APP
pointed to draft resolutions. The chair
man appointed Messrs. NJ. B. Trezeyant,
Morris Webb, w. r. Cunningham, II. G
Fernandez and David Poston, as the
committee.
The Hon. T. W. Brown then addressed
the meeting ia few short and telling
remarks, as also did several others,
among which were J. K. PostoD, Jr.,
John Donovan, and Judge Elicit
There were about twenty-five members
enrolled. The meeting then adjourned
until next Friday evening. There were
about one hundred present.
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HORSE THIEVES CAPTURED.
strange Developments.
An Organized Band Of Horse
Thieves in DeSOtO Co., Miss.
Ii Comprises Preachers and
Judges.

We learn the following statement from
a passenger on yesterday evenings train
from Mississippi:
For some months past, planters and
others living in the neighborhood OF
fernando and Grenada, have been in
the habit of losing stock, principally
horses. Several experts have attempted
from time to time to trail the animals,
and have succeeded in tTsoking them to
Senatobis, where, invariably, all trace
was lost. Some days ego q stranger
went to the Sheriff of SenAtobia and in
formed him that he had been solicited
to join a regularly organized band Of
horse thieves, and asked him what he
should do. The Sheriff advised him
to pretend to join them, get into
their co Dfidence aud then inform on
them. This he did, and few days after
ward went to the Sheriff and gave the
names Of some dozen or fifteen Of the
citizens Of the county as being engaged
in the affair-smong them two preach
ers and an ex Judge Of the Probate
Court OF Carol county.
1t is said that this gang or company
were in the habit Of stealing horses from
the whole county and driving them to
Huntsville for sale. Day before yester-
day Vigilance Committee was formed
Of citizens to whom these facts were de-
tailed, and they Immediately arrested
all of the deliEquents within reach, and
at the latest accounts received were try
ing them seclndena artenl Judge Lynch
at Senatobia. We await further devel-
opments by telegraph.
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ALMOST A RIOT.
The IrrepressIble Conflict.
Police VS.. Negroes.

Yesterday afternoon about sunset the
runor spread like wild-fire through CEN
trail and North Memphis that a riot was
in progress in the Second District. No
one knew or could give any particulars,
but that there was g lot OF blood
spilled, and several cOTpuSes defuneted
all averred. SSch Tumor was more
than enough to make " the pulses of
local leap" and start him of in eager
search for the " items.n
On arriving st the reported scene OF
action, DeSotO, between GsyOso and Beal
streets, We found an excited crowd Of ne
qroes and few whites, standing around
and discussing the affair. Nobody, how
ever, knew any particulars, and we sal
lied off to the Second District station
tCausey street,, where we learned the
following facts
About five o'clock Policeman Henry
Crupper, of the Second District, heard
some one at or near the corner of Beal
and DaSoto streets, cursing and whoop-
ing very vigorously. He Immediately
nut for the scene OF the noise, and on ar
irving there, found buck negro of gil
gantic size and as black as the ace of
spades, drunk and raising Cain generally.
He Immediately attempted to arrest
tim, and, after 3 few striking arguments
from his peaeemaker, applied 20 the
African coneh, succeeded III persuading
him to 90 with him TO the station. The
prisoner walked along quietly enough
until he arrived at the corner CT BeRl
street and CGusey, where he showed
fight, and called upon crowd of losfiog
Ioyal Iesguers to rescue him from the
clutches of the law. Loud as the roar
the shield of broI re in the halls OF Odin.
when the scOld calls to the conflict the
feasting heroes, was the response, and
the tribes of Africa, Ethiopia and To-
cormGh, rushed to his aid, as if to a second
ArmsgeddoD. They snstehed him away
from his captor, and with lou yells were
bearing him Of-the hero OF the hour
hut Just at this critical moment gentle
man named Jenny came to Mr.. CruP-
per's aid, and the two bold spirits
charged the African ranks and again got
possession of the prisoner-Jenny get
ting knocked down in the attempt
By this time the alarm had become
general; the police at the station had
got word Of the affair, and promptly re-
paired to the scene OF the conflict and
arrested the ringlesders of the mob.
Several were severely clubbed before
they could be induced TO be quiet and
obey the mandates Of the law, but
little mgral suasioD, if properly applied,
works wonders. The only way to reach
a nigger's brain is through the skull, and
the only way 70 get through that is By
cracking it.
Seven arrests were made and the par
tiss locked up in the Causey street sts-
lion. The balance of the wOu!dbe mob
melted like dew before the rising sum-
when the police appeared in sight. The
affair will be examined into to-day by
squire Richards.
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DENTAL CONVENTION.
Annual Meeting Of the TeHDes.
see Dental Association.
Fourth and last Days Proceed
ings of the Body.

The Association met at o'clock am.
to-day DR.. Arlington, President, in the
chair. The minutes were read and dis
posed Of, after which unfinished and new
business was taken up.
J. B. WATSON was called upon and de-
liyered an essay upon the mechanical
structure Of artificial teeth.
DR.. AGREE was next called upon, and
delivered an essay upon gold plate as SUI
perior to all other bases for mounting ar
tifieisl teeth, and the best manner OF
manipulating and constructing the same,
DR.. Arlington, President, called the
attention of the members of the society
TO the importance OF attending meetings
Of the society when in their power to do
so, and reminding them that it was not
only g privilege worthy to be proud
of, but, as good citizens of q common
wealth, it WAS an imperative duty, In or
der to add to their scientific knowledge
such an amount OF Information as to en-
able them when called upon for their ser
vices to render them in such q manner
as 20 merit the confidence of their pa
tients, which none but the well-informed
and skillful operators can justly claim
believing that at no far distant day the
most humble individual of the land will
fully appreciate the well-informed den-
fist, and that associations OF this eharac.
ter are well calculated to promote the de-
sired end.
On motion the Pablo Ledger received
q
ing the proceedings of the meeting.
On motion, the society adjourned to
meet ct Nashville, tennessee, next De-
eeH4 Der, and al Lockout Mountain in
July following.
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Hugh Elliott, Esq, Auditor Of the
Mobile and Great Northern railroad,
was in our city yesterday. He leaves
for home (Mobile) this morning at six
o'clock.
Capt. Van Anderson and the Hon.
]. w. Leftwich went yesterday evening
out to Upton county to address the un-
terrified Democracy.
Mr.. GoOdhAr, Of the firm of Good
bsr, Gilliland & Co., returned day before
Yesterday from the North, with large
stock of goods in the boot and shoe line.
TIE allotted time of DIR. James stay
in Memphis having expired, he viii in
future be addressed at his home Office, 81
and SO Randolph street, Chicago, and
postoflce address, box 6S6S Chicago, III.
See advertisement in another column,
for particulars,
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DARING ROBBERY.
Several Hundred Dollars stolen

Last evening Mr.. Leddin, who has the.
Commercial College on Main street,
near the corner of Jefferson, left his
rooms and went to supper about seven
o'clock, leaving everything ingood order
before be went out. On returning some
half hour later he found that some per-
son or persons unknown had forced an
entrance, and had helped themselves to
several hundred dollars Of spare cash
that he had laid away for safe keeping.
The porter Of the establishment was
suspected Immediately for various rea
sons, and we learn was arrested by the
First District police. No developments
have been made up to the present writ
ING
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an EXCITEMENT.

Last night as the City of Alton touched
the wharf, a stranger with a valise in his
hand leaped off the gang-plank and
started up the bluff. He was seen by a
deck hand to start up Jefferson street,
and as be neared the end of the front
block, to fire pistol at some one who
ran off.
This was about midnight and caused
several industrious itemiz srs to start of,
notebook il hand to CLEAN the facts, bul
the above was al that could be learned ;
shooter and shOotee had both dissp-
peared.
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ACCIDENTAL SHOOTNG.-Y Yesterday
afternoon, Mr.. George Williams, feel
ing unwell, went into the old and
excellent drug establishment Of Mesprs.
Murray, SmitheTs & Co., TO get SO
pill TO purge his melancholy"
Mr.. Murray, the senior partner Of
the firm, happening to be at hand,
commenced making up the aforesaid
pill, when a pistol, whif;h was in the
hands or pocket, or buds somewhere, of
Mr.. williams, went or nd shot him IN
the knee, making flesh wound, not Sc
rious. We tender all hands our con-
ordinations
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srocKs AND BONDS.

WANTED AT NIEsPHI5 CITY sAYINSs
IA INSTITUTION, eernsr IeAeISOu 'AU
W streets:
FROM vutrsI r. r. LIST and I'd McEtg. Bonos'
Miss "a Tenn. R. r. LIST Aortg- Bonos
Miss. ant, Chas. K. r. ID Mortg. B9nos'
Mem ana r. r. LIST Mortg. Bonds
M. and L. X VOhio 10 per cent. Bonds.
Memphis AM Ohio per cent. Mortg. Bonds
Memphis ana Tain Bonds.
Memphis S5ty I tOrsed Bonds ,,-p .,ss
Memphis CITY III In, s per cent. Sterling BONDS
o6iIe AND o. r. R per csn sonas o''
mobile and o. Il. K. stoclr
!sl0u
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rUKAFEMALE INsTIFUTE.

FF1HE next Session will open on MONDAY, the
4 ass August arder the continued super
sucs OF the subscriber assisted IN the lit
erary Department BY MIS- DOUGLASS Every
department will be nlled with able teacher.
Mr. and Mrs TEPE still continue in the Music
Departuneut To our friends desiring repOss
and exemption from many Of their PECULIAR
ANNOYASCEs, our location IS especially at
among Us tHis fall to educate their children.
For further particulars apply for Circular TO
Rev. ]. Z. DOUGLASS,
iva Il Iuka Miss
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us.


POLICE ITL Sallie Myer
Squire Black bound -wer TO th
over in the sum of $1,000 to ans 'ourt 70
next term OF the Municipal {,
stealing from Minnie Brown.
Bob Norman, with the sggressiI
spirit for which the race is famous, swore
he would make Steve Gleason move his
washing! Steve had him arrested and
bound over to keep the peace.
There were twelve arrests in the
Second District yesterday up to 9 O'Clock
Ten dollars we're collected in fines and
1922 assessed.
There were fifteen arrests in the
First District up to midnight last night.
Several State cases.
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CHRONIC DEARKHEA

are regarued as s SPECIFIC.
=, 4 ne natural advantages OF this place are IN
= Z - AoShD b ANY IN THE FATE being
situated almost upon ths yerg son,roii''cS -
AttsSnany Eountains. The air Is always cool
ana OrnclBg, The climate il healthy aud saln-
% Fahreuhelt), the grounds are shaSiei- s9d
grove OF Forest Oaks.
The Hotel ana buildings have recently bean
enlarged, renovated and redtted, and the pro-
PFietOrs Halter themselves they can ofsr "a
LheH guests accommodations unsurpassed by
any watering place II the Tnouufains and con-.
ncently ask a visit rom the-pubMc
Visitors 10 the Springs viii stop az Chris
tlansburs where comfortable coaches viii be
in attendance on the ARRIVAL OF eeeb train II
eonvey them 10 the Springs.
nAuE-z nm
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THE LIFE AND RETAINS
Gen. WILLIAM T. HASKELL
Now being compiled and arranged
Bx Rev. II. H. RIv s.

SUBSCRIPTIONS are soliclled n this work,
- which, when compiled, viii embrace be-
f-,ssr, se1r aud I've huddred Il mo. pages,
printed upOn ealendersd paper In bold, clear
fvne and hoand in q eTeditaOle manner.
Gen. HASKELL was one OF the most Drilnanb
r,sn and ELOQUENT orators that tennessee has
svar given to our common country. This viii
Be- shown not only by brief and truthful
narrative OF the CHIEF incidents OF ms even Nal
mains, consisting OF Poems, Essays, Letters
az Orations
II the personal friends and admirers OF the
once, the work can be delivered by NOVem-
be- lste.
Tee profits arising nom the sale Of tbs Work
memory.
Tennis per copy, payable on delivery
N. B.-Subscri bers may leave their name.
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BAILEY SPRINGS, ALABAHA

va + proprietors OF this Watering Place taks
a PIE lsars IN informing their friends and
p--Lols LnaL tuey nave com pieted their ar
ran senents for The comfort and eDloypneut OF
tneif guests ana that the Hotel "a now open
LOT bneH reception The efficacy OF these
E4leIs IL eases Of Dropsy, ScroTuIa, DysDeDsfa
discs - peculiar % Females, and al diseases OF
me skln and Kidneys, IL too well estabiisned
70 Hes1 con ment. A good Band VIII serve the
Ball loom and the table will be saDpIied Wiz
me Dest the county Affords while the FISHING
10 SGosl creek and the hunting IN the sur
rounding woods present their usual attracffoua
70 visitors. Route via Memphis and CharIesfosi
ram oao 70 Florence, thence by regular stage
Line % the SpringS-ntne miles.
r OF ssscriptlVe p5lapalef. circular or for in
formation respecting special diseases, addrass
ELLIS q CO. ProprfstOrs
or ID. a. MOODY, MD
ye<5 IN Resident PhyEfcfan
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ST. LOUIS UNIVERSITY.

VlHE Thirty-uinth AnBusl Session Of Studies
in the st. Louis University
VIII open september ztn.
This Institution is the oldest seat OF learning
in the West, having been es' ablished in 1873
Tbs course of studies offers every facility for
acquiring thorough CLASSICAL AND CON-
MERCIAL EDUCATION
For Catalogue, etc, appiy to
REv. f. H STUNrEBECK, s J.,
President st. Louis University, st. Louis, bio.
jy2I 3tawt sept7