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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-28

TICKETS 10 Prot. Haselmaver's enter
tainments at tds Gree nlsg Opera House
are 70 be had az K3tz5nbsch's, No. 3l7
Main street.
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WAETED.-ALL KINDS OF CITY SCRIP.
City, school and police scrip and county
warrants, are wanted at Memphis City
Savings Bank, corner Of Jefferson and
Front streets. tt
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THE attention Of the ladies is psrticu-
larry called to the sale of table ware of
Esstland q Gilbert, at auction, on Thurs
day, the 10Th instant, at nine o'clock.
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Fob RENT.-A nice cottage, lIS Vance
street, with Out-hOusss n stables, and
ali modern Improvements. The furni-
ture OF said house Is for sale. Enquire
on the premises. 1w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-28

THE BOARD OF County Commissioners
met yesterday but did nothing but alter
tax assessments. They meet again to-
day.
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2ENENlBSR the large stock OF queens
ware 20 be SOD AZ auction on Thursday,
she 2at6 instEnt, ct "a MAIN street,
CisrkIs Marble block.
y. sloppARp co. AuetioHssFs,
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~ competent entry clerk,
NeN accountant and good
WIN AZ = y $50 5 month.
WfltsE' 5slafyI nENKEN BROTHERS.
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CITY MATTERS.

PERSONS calling for back numbers Of
the APPEAL can be supplied on calling
at the c0uRting-rOom, Is Jefferson stTest.
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PROFESSOR TEPE teaches vocal. organ
1 Disno music 81 bis residence, No. ADJ
~ street. He s1iicits 8 few more
oIe- N. Terms moderate,
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ATTENTION Tax PAYERs.-City, school
and police scrip and county warrants in
sums to suit tax payers, can be obtained
at the lowest rates at the Memphis City
Savings Bank, corner of jefferson and
Front streets. Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-28
THE BALLOON ASCENSION AT
CENTRAL PARK.
The Biggest Thing CT the Season

The celebrated ~eroraut, Prof. Brooks,
has been induced to bring his mammoth
balloon Constitution" to Memphis
the same which constituted such an in
teresting feature of the great faif re-
Gently at St. Lauis, and viii give an as.
cension of the same at Central Park, to-
morrow, Thursday afternoon, the 29sh,
at four O'Clock, for the benefit of st.
Peters Orphan Asylum, upon which oc-
ession O we'll known lsdy and gentle
man-sn Insurance sgent-We are in
formed, viii go up in the balloon with
the professor. Such a novelty in our
city will not fsil to bring crowds to wit
ness it, especially as the proceeds are to
be contributed to so lRudable 2 purpose.
Central Park is rapidly becoming, under
the liberal management of our e~nterpris.
ing fellow-citiz sns, Messrs: O'Connor and
Mcclure, a very popular place Of resort
for our better classes OF society, and all
may be assured that the utmost they can
do will be done to make the PARK 8
place for unmixed delight tomorrow.
the grounds will be opened at IL o'clock
Am, and during the day the gayest
amusements will be kept up until the
hour fer ascension. A cricket match and
base ball contest, cOtiiiiOn parties, with
full brass and string bands discoursing
sweet music through the day, will con-
stitute some of the interesting features OF
this gala occasion. Every half hour
trains will leave the Charleston depot,
charging only twenty cents the round
trip. All go early and stay late, with
the certainly of having lots of sport, and
Of Witnessing Whist very few people 10
Memphis eve saw, q successful balloon
ascension, with brave ladies and gentle-
men accompanying il.
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BALTIMORE OYSTERS just received per
express, at Memphis Oyster Depot, No.
So Jefferson street. oe2S st
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JUST received, so dozen Alexander
KID Gloves, s. 81 20 per pair, st Rec q
Engel's, 233 MsIn street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-28

MINCE aud Fruit Pies, also Cream
Cakes, fresh every morning st Joseph
Specht's, So Madison. oc25lW
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-28

WE had 3 sharp little shower last
evening about dusk, bus g most glorious
moonlight night afterwards.
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+ LARGE lot of beautiful dress goods,
s0ght since recent decline, just opened
LSsce & Engel's, 233 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-28

The NUMBER % voters registered up
to four O'clock iasl evening is ten tnou-
sand Jour hundred snd thirty six no, 1885,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-28

AF1NE lot Of bleck and coiored Al
psess just opened by Rice & Engel, 2S3
Main street.
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the WISE FUND.
Grand Bali Ofthe Irish Literary
Society at Cochran Hall.
A Delightful Affair.

We were disappointed last night at the
attendance at Cochran Hall, and are
sure hat if those who were not present
knew what they missed they would be
disappointed also. The S0dality band
performed some of their best pieces as
an Introductory to the pleasures of the
evening. Gentlemen in numbers were
present, but there was a desrth of ladies.
By the way, we can't see what gentle
men think Of when they present them
selves at a ball or soiree without being
attended by one at least Of the fairer sex.
Our ladies nave not become too puritani-
cal, we know, to enjoy the pleasures of
the dance, and at no place could they
nave spent q plessanter evening than at
Cochran Hall last Dight-at least those
who did attend were delighted. The
hall itself is a beautiful one-the Auest
in the ~city-with double or spring floor,
handsomely inlaid. All the parlora, re.
ception and dressing rooms are furnished
with the finest furniture, and the floors
are handsomely carpeted. Mr.. L. G..
Loeb, the proprietor, hiss spared no
money or pSins IN fitting us the build
ing, and we predict for it quite a run
this winter in the way OF fashionable
balls, ~soirees, etc. The supper last night
vas gotten up in a style that would do
credit to DelmoDi0o, Taylor, or any of
the great caterers OF the day. We hope
sincerely that the gentlemen who went
to 80 much expense fer the lsudsble OBJ
ject they had In view may have realized
handsomely, but we fear they did not,
and we again reiterste our regret that it
should be SO.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-28

/ The lulevard Skirt, in CREST variety,
can Ue iouad a. Rec d EngePs, 23S
Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-28

GREAT VARIETY of hem-stlched, lace
and Dordered handkerchief, at Rice &
Engels, 2S5 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-28

WANTED. -COmpetent elOsk. makers.
MENKEN BROTHERS.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
NEW MEMPHIS PHEATE

Wednesday Evening, october 2S.-Wil be
produced the wonderfully touching play en-
t1Iled LEAH, the Jewess-Leah the broken
hearted Jewesy), Miss Charlotte Tnom rson.
To COZ clude with the most laushahle farce Of
MR. n MRS. PETER WHITE
81 Orchestra Chairs, 81 So Family Circle, 6O
cents Uolored Boxes, 50 cents Colcred Gal
lery, - cents.
Doors open 81 Z o'clock curtain viii rise 9
quarter TO s precisely. Cookbook opea fIom
u O'Clock q. m. to 5 pm.
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LARGE lot Gents L. b. Shirts, for sale
low, at Rice d Engers, 2S3 Main street.
Oc27 Il
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LADIES' WHITE CORsETs at Sl-Rlee
& Engel, 233 MAN street.
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LARGE lot of good Madder Prints, at
l23c, 2S3 Main street.
oc2f II RICE & ENGEL.
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GAGS a FISHER, sOs Front street. I'm
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LARGE lot Miles Cloth Shoes at IS q
ocz7 II RICE & EN9EL, 233 Main St
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500 SUITS CLOTHING, from SIS to $lC
at Rice q Eogel's, 235 Main street.
oc27 tt
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Samuel Tishe, guardian, VS.. J. J. Blu tier; Law
.Conrt Of Memphis. Writof possession issued
June Y, 1873.
The above writ was executed IN the
defendant, ]. j. Bntler, by me, aud re-
turn made accordingly.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-28

And an other miscellaneous Securities ana
uncurrent Money, for which We VIII pay 10
highest market price. o~N
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-05-16
9o5 3eirot68s Surealt.
eumrrrlts rrn SGT. Grjt}sr.

SD Fin fcr Na!Tr: gTrI;n. rancten out
Ipttrr Ter N'Itwrlttt urr iruit no;t in fiu,r
tarm'rltr Wtenih, ttr atrr nit rtr 9&elt rrr Ter
MtnIt4cit in 6riertn lett uul litttr llpreht lei-
ret, ais rlrcs Itt. Gjc GImiIjtnlate, liz Sen
Nttd, wts Fs IS III rem ttjttluigen Goriitl kci@
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unts artil tss I'n5 ls,p:th. : IL letcte germ,
ro6 i'll mir m1ndm0t mltr Mtut1 ulr Grlit 1e;
wumItt late. rom w,anttr Sritra' uap ,Srae
tetU bat IS Ys,ltanr III, N'Itust aui rie 4tuntniG
meincs Gtdrett'rf, mid in Iurtt ill ja3tn rnr
mir nft Neripssr Shrcfsu firT5Bsn. NQein
ras tnrn id liz iii II Mar9si2 Icr ljcts Gctl
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rtrtcn in ltubt unr TrjtGe uur nitt in irU9trt;
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i'll sen G,tt9 ;u sHlen urr "a Meni6tn tot su
itl,otu unt nit SpicB unr Mcr1mltrm sttr
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sd esmpa& rttr tsi @mtsn, ia gGauiru segtr
rta ssimmissn Garl ron gur3uno 9sttan tdte
iN msirsr icits alaufe, id tatte frn SpNb tstnl.
WAITS setrstt unr mars III gc;ts5 9lamsn tapic
unr Eint srimadauisn.
ANt rem nil i'd atrr mtt 3sia9t Gaten, IA
i6 nitt aud an stniS.u Srten Iiir Elm .n tapTnsi
manutatu Strei,er uur tir:rten Gis9rn
schs ;mnr ridt tsi msiusn gsfaunt'n uuo q
msinem gEuGncrte atsr rod an anrern 9ldgs'
ssun i'd tate Itrn swsi rrer frsimol bel cine
itnidm 0els8en0eit it sns tnpfsrs unc PatF0itff
8,re astaltsu, bic nit unSrtsurem SeifaIl anT
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,.re 3sit tinrstsnr.-Sm @s'tstn babe q
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1856-187?, 1868-05-16
9ie M(tiueibermiible.

Scr 3sitsn tisb ss sisl unn rit;
IS Rctt I'M Srt Sripstria
2u man tsa Gtsmamss Grrf
'Nt 9lltsmsitermutl;
ia merie man eiu olte5 0eit,
llne mars rsr drsits Graus,
Sur rten Elm: mad turSsr gEeil
Srmm jung IS inter raut.
Gc& ais tie rsuite Ri6tniAnit
81 2eits ltitN Ter Soh,
9Nit rti!rirpt 'item 2trparat,
gEis5 fb's ais 2uBe nat:
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p9iirmaIt i'd jitu9,n i;t IL.
rllnp msr ra5 Tins njtt alauten nil,
rIoE sa lh iissrwsi3,
nSn nrutrtr YtiIricptie
u6tnt't CT te itwar3 nuf pri4."
Ga1 Sat ris nIten gEeitGr arg
2ln itrtr 2tr' scpndt,
Trrwatr Iic m1rtn nlh / NJ nldl
9im &n,t all Y'3aAt:
1lu' III III utlrmt rtr lcte Ortt
Slh itrcr 9rrBsn NNb,
GoB sr 'ncn lrdnt ju in'9tm 1lcf
Isu armtu 2Iltcn trt.
g. It rrr life 9ranf &a1te,
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gtYcr III mln mclttsn trintt,
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Sir ris Nitpcrt;rmutl,
2at ptiNttGudte So ltrument.
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s. roHel' jcst jayrauf, jatrcin
9m 1rri unr in FER Sta.t;
sEO - mir gift Elm altts SGt,t,
Ta motlt ea init unr ipat.
Sd a,n,te irrt cnt' Ntutl
Iari mcsr ais rici ruin;
Sa. ieltf rtt Nl,smtrtermWHI
I1iI' wcuiter 81 t.un .
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(Iu5 ter 2unrpn 1lmes.)
Gie sHbsrlsr & 0tIipn'l&e Ndtmai6ine, mslhe
cinss rer tcltsn mttanitsn 6atrifatt fiir 6auss
ortet 1T, ericrrru lin S&i1ten unn ma6t rie
Nate au teirrn Sritfn sieit.
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ENsGsGs@sssss%ss - s&ssSssG ssGs9s8S3 "a
S - sA "a 49, o 81 a s q ksS
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NO NGtmatinsn aueseltslt waren.
BGB@ Sir jtre @ai&iut wirr uui sstt Sa4'
9ar1ntirt.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-25
THE COURTS.

MUNICIPAL oURT-Ge0. w. WdLGrGn,
Jud9e.-The following judgments were taken
on yesterday:
Com. BanE Of Tenn. VS. Morgan, Judgment for
plaintiff, SI00.
French richards & ca. VS. Demmons, Judgment
for plaintiff, $3.50 %.
The Jury in the case OF the German National
Bank VS. andrews, will receive the charge OF
the Court this morning.
The Jury in the case of Briggs & Peterson VS.
Groves, were not able 10 agree upon a verdict
last evening. They were discharged until this
morning, Wnen a verdict wild probably be rem
dered.
The other cases on the calendar ofyesterday
were called and disposed of, with the exception
Of q few not reached on call.
To-day being motion day, the motion docket
will be called Oy The Clerk In the usual manner.
after motions, writs OF inquiry will be exc
aF1ta1
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!. %. q. F.-Tennessee Lodge 30. I. 81

1. o. o. F.-Tennessee Lodge No. l, Of
Nashville, Of the Independent Order OF odd
Fellows, at their last regular meeting, en- Tues
day evening adopted the following preamble
and resolution, which we cheerfuIly repub-
liEh!
WHEREAS, Information has been Iecsiv=d
that the Right Worthy Grand Lodge of the
United States, now IN session IN Baltimore, has
this day conferred on P. O. NJ +. d. Farms
worth, OF Tennessee, our fellow-citizen OF
Nashville, and Intimate associate In The bonds
Of brotherhood, tae high and exalted position
Of Most Worthy Grand Sire OF the Order there
fore,
Resolved, That Tennessee Lodge No. recog-
nizs in this act a d ,tinsuished compliment 10
the Order in Tenn6 see, and a worthy re ogni-
lion o. the mtri's Of an abe, fai5hfUi and zeal
ous odd Fellow. and that We return gree ing
the hanks Of this, the pioneer Lodge OIL. o. q.
+. in Tennessee. That this preamble and reso-
luton be signed by the n. q. and Secretary for
publication.
Attesf: n. NJ. BRIEN, JR, n g.
PETER HARRIS JR., Secretary.
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MILITIA.-We are in receipt of a com.

MILTTIA.-We are In receipt of a COM
muDicatIOn from Mr.. Wallace, In reply TO our
upon his call for one hundred nani.
tIamen, In which he says that he and those
acting with him were IN earnest, and inteuded
no "Joko," but that desiring harmony among
Democrats above al things, be aud they, on a
more Thorough consultation, have concluded
that their military career shall end at once. To
this effect, these who have enrolled have been
notified. In thus &C ing, Mr.. Wallace and his
associates but consult the digaity and consls-
fel,cy Of Democratic principles so well pro-
~nounosd against The Militia bill and Its author,
who. II IL well known, never would consent to
tue em~ploylrent OF Democrats as loyal militia
man
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-25
YESTERDAY was one Of the darket

YESTERDAY vas one of the darkest
and saddest days that we have ever expo
rienced. a feeling OF settled gloom seemed to
pervsde all nature, the skies were dark and
gloomy, and each face that we M pre- upon
IL evidences OF a dsDresslOn Of sp~iz&ddening
in the extreme. Providence seems TO be trying
20 see how much misfortune and Ef1iction Il
viii stiu take 10 drive the people 10 a state OF
total despair. We nave stood almost every AZ
Fiction that the most malignant demon could
wish TO adiict a people with,-wsr, famine, pc .
thence, drOutb, hoods, a horde OF thieves worse
than the swarmF OF l0custs ana lice that az
bieted Egypt, and we have borne up under
them without a murnur. How much longer
are we 10 be cursed?
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-25

FOR WHITE RIVER.
Memphis and White River u. s. Mail Packet
Company.
master
This excellent steamer leaves .sTA
Memphis as abeVe, &E
SATURDAY, Goth inst, at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply to
LEVY & SHARPE. Agents,
No. $50 Front Row.
]. A Say+rs, Passenger Agent. sepA st
Memphis and White River q. 8. Mail Packet
Company,
MAYFLOWER--.-.-.Wm VIM. ]. ASHFORD master
This elegant passenger steamer -K~A
will leSve ~
SATURDAY. 25th inst, at S pm.
LARRY HARMSTAD, Agent,
sep24 81 Star Wbarthoat. foot Jefferson st.
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AssocIATED Pass REPoRTs.-

oomment upon the character and quality OF the
Associated Press reports furnished Memphis
newspapers, we Will state TO our readers that
we are Indebted to the press reports OF Louis
vi Ie or 81. Louis Tor the first knowledge that
we obtained Of the two terrible affairs in Geor-
Ria and New Orleans, that we publish on the
INST page OF this mornings APPEAL. This is
not an individual instance. or an exception, by
any means-nsws OF any importance is gene
rally from thirty-six 10 iorty-eight hOurs old
when Il Is presented TO the readers OF our morn
ing papers. And this, too, when we publish
fron a column 10 a column and a -half or tele
graphic matter daily, exclusive ofthe markets
No blame can be attached 10 Maj. WoodsOn, The
agent here, who is a most thorough and accom-
plished reporter aud clever gentleman,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-25
ALDER PIKE.


LITTLE Rock. ARK, December q, 1855.
I. Albert Pike, of Memphis, In the State of
Tennessee swear, IN the presence OF Almighty
esd, that l will neCce'oTth faithfully support,
protect and defend The Constitution or the
United States, and The Union OF the States there
under; and that 1 will IN like manner abide by
lions which nave bsen made during the late
rebsIlton with reference to the emancipation Of
slaves. 30 help me God!
ALDER PIKE.
Sworn 10 and subscribed before me, Jhis I'D
day OF December, 1855.
HENaY c. CALDWELL,
District Judge UniIed States,
For District OF Arkansas.
Il, a-r1gc.4a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-25

GARROTED.-Oar old friend Mr.. ]. J.
Butler, former Wharfmoster, was, we regret 10
say, RarrO.ed and robbed, by two Negroes, on
Market street a night or two since. The Ecoun-
drels first robbed hin OF his hat and coat and
then knocked him down, injuriDg him so Sc
Verely as to prolong an illness from which he
was suffering at the time. He Is, we are happy
20 say, about again.
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THUeGTNG.-Mr. VIM. c. Walker,

THUGGING.-Mr. VIM. G. Walker, g
young man from Henderson seunty, KY, had
tbs misfortune TO get Thirsty while in the
neishborhood of the Basket saloon, on We'd
n~esdsy.night, and strolled into the CRIB Of Jem-
my Boyle and Jim Maddox. He called for a
dr,nk aud a1er swallowing It he h8 no fur
Their recollection Of what occurred until he
woke up yesterday morning, In the han at the
head OF the stairs in the Temple OF Virtue"
with a broken jaw, banged eye, bloody nose,
a pain in the head and nothing in his pockets
He laid complaint before Squire GIitnth, who
promptly issued an order for the arrest Of the
two "Jimmies," aud they were locked up in the
First District station, both EOrgeously drunk.
Mr.. Walker claims 10 have lost eighty dollars
in currency, a gold watch, a ring, aud other
yafuables to the tune sfsl5O.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-25

CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Let every enterprising man attend the chan.
Gerry sale of the land, stock and farming uten-
sis Of J. p. Lewis, on Saturday next, the 10th
ipEL, at II O'Clock. Said sale to take place on
the premises. No cash required! Said land is
well improved, has a valuable steam erist mill
and cotton gin, in which a good bargain can
be had. Said place is about seven miles from
Memphis, on the HoIlyford road. a.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-25

Gen. Albert Pike left the city yester-
day on a business visit TO New Orleans.
A. T. Lacey, Esq, and Ed. Hart, Esq.
OF the Internal REVENUE Department, arrived
here yesterday from New Orleans.
Our friend J. J. Powers, the County
Trustee, returned home yesterday from a pro.
tracted trip through Maryland snd Pennsyl-
vsnia. He reports the prospects OF the Democ-
racy as encouraging in the highest degree.
The friends of Dave Lubrie land their
name is J egion,) Will be glad 10 learn that we
have heard from him al Alexandra, under
date OF September 18th. He was then in good
health and spIits, st1l vending his way Texss-
ward.
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IAhh1 dAhNbIAD, ARont,
sep25It Star Wharfboat foot Jefferson ST
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SSTh regular Boats of this Line viii begin
70 run through from Arkansas River to Mem
I'll that time the Steamer NAT0MA will run
between Memphis and Napoleon, carrying the
poleon with the rteamer Ozark ISr Pine
Bluff, whore a connection is made with tie
Steamer AMERICAN 1Or Little Rock. As here
tofore, making tive trips a week, leaving Menu
phis MONDAYS and THURSDAYS AT 6 nm,
This Company also Iuns the steamers FORT
SMITH and VAN BUREN,, from Little ROCK
TO Forth smith.
Freights by this Line are not detained Mt any
point, but sent through TO destination Without
JAS. t. BOURNE & CO., Agents.
sep5 No. u Jefferson street,
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MEMPHIS DIREcToRY.-We have this

MEMPHIS DIRECTORY.-We have this
day contracted with RIchsrd Edwards, general
superintendent OF the s uthern Publishing
Company, OF Memphis, Louisville and New
Orleans, for the completion OF The Memphis
City Directory. They have facilities and ex-
perenee which will insure to the citizens OF
Memphis a complete aad valuable book, and
we most cordially indorse and
them TO our business public.
81. MCMILLEN SFLOYD.
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DIRECTORS:

No Restrictions Upon Aocltzndted Persons, or
RESIDEHOE OR TRAVEL.
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A BLACK FoRaER.-we don't mean g

ABLACK FORGER.-We don't mean q
blacksmith, but one VIM. Msyberry leave of
the may" aud he is q regular bIlberryl. black
as the hinges OF q ttove, who forged an order
on Mr.. :. b. Bingham for IS icurrency9 signing
thereto the name OF VIM. Donely. DoneIly
subsequently, tried TO draw his funds from Mr..
Bingham and was confronted by The order.
This discovery resulted IN the arrest OF May
berry AID his Incarceration IL CRusey street
station, where he nowis.
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"a CoNFEssIoN.-We mnst confsss or.

a COMMISSIONING must confess our
selves surprised at the rapid popularity OBJ
tanned by the Texas Tonic Syrup as q cure for
ohuIs and fever. The ~propnetors have recent
~ been Oolig-d 10 much increase their force to
supply the great demand. The purity OF the
me1icine and It's great value az a remedial
agent, carefully prepared asi &c Is, form the chief
reasons for this success, unprecedented, per-
haps in the annals OF medicine. Forsale by all
druggists.
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BESIDE the cotton seed oil factory al
resdy mentioned b. the APPEAL a few days
ago, we are pleased to learn that the machinery
for the other oil factories TO be established in
oar city, isnow being made in the North. and
will soon be here. This shows a gratifying step
In the right direction.