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Cross County Endorses Him.
Preamble and Resolutions.

Editors Appeal: A Democratic meeting was
held and a club organized at Cherry valley
Cross county, Ark. on the 9TH Inst. Ineioho"-
ing preamble and resolutions we're aaopleo
WHEREAS. a. Eternal vigilance is the price OF
liberty, ana IL Is the duty OF the people sSoh
10 elect a Chief Magistrate In the place Oh All
drew johnson, and
Whereas, There 10 now going on q most SUI
psuCous attampt TO 1asten upon Inc country
6ermaneutIy the reign OF Radtcalisin ~ tns
eiscItOn of Gen. Grant 10 the rtsidentlAl OHce,
and by the enforcement OF 3 series o. - = ~
i-naugurated by the tso-caiisel congress " ~
United Staues, many OF which are suoFerslVs o.
the liberties Of the people, and IN p&lpAoie Ie,
rOgation of the Constitution OF bue IAAOo0
states. therefore, be Il
Resotref, That we, 3 portion or me people o,
Gross county, in view OF the e1lssnclts %. me
OCCASION, hereby pledge ourselves TO exert our
utmosJ energies for the defeat OF the nominees
OF me Radical party and for the election q
SEYMOUR ana Blair TO the Ollces OF rreslueuO
mi We Presidentof the CnIJed states.
Regoiyed That we are in favor OF organizing
Democratic clabs in al paris o. me sac 10
the purpose OF more enecbuaIy securing Inc
co-operation OF al the elements OF OppOIlOn
to the success Of the dynasty now In power.
Reso2ved Thai we are snncsrtly IN iaHor OF
,sacs and ODposed to war as a remedy for eX-
| listing evils, that the ballot ana notJhs DuIeL
Is our doctrine now, and that we nave IooKeo
Win distress uRon the efforts Of our enemies IN
! ina so-eallsd Congress OF the United States, ana
ID the bogus Legislature Of oar own SDtJe,
wnich has lately a~dJourne1' 70 e4c. uu7 TO-
the ballot box a large MAJORITY Ot Lne WI. ~
men OF the state, and the admission 70 tue
polls Of all the Inferior race, thus suoyertlng
/ ths fundamental principles upon WA1cn our
government was fOunood.
ResoEUed, That we indcrsa ana approve aver
word az the platform o. principles epunciated
BY the great democratic CenVenuon Wnlc.
I nominated oar standard bearer IL Inls coIlsst
and hist we nave an abidiug fatth Ia the DEFER
mfnation ofthe Am5rcan Iseople TO eject them
Res0lUed. That we Eait the aAssnt lnLo on
nnISsf m sncb a earpef-bsgger "as the Hon. c
Csn1ayon Nth pieasura. aud that we nav
;aofv ofrGom Tor many more Of the same sOri
that We heartily in1orse his nomination
and @andidate for Congress, and we Gals upoI
a. our. fn ms Distric, who are in favor o
al men Ra0ng white men, 90 rally 10 b.
equal rights
support. ~qpiss OF these proceedings Q
BssoI.,ed That Ieeee ana 70 the APPEAL
forwarded 20 the o. the same.
with request TO pubs WEES, PRESIDENT
J. b.
b. robson, Secretary.
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A SUPERB lot of hosiery at Rice q En-
gels, 2SS Main street.
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Our much esteemed young friend VIM.
II. Leidy, for the last Two ears connected with
the drug house Of Il. c. Steeyer, OF this city,
ler. last evening for Philadelphia, whittier he
goes To attend lectures in the School OF Phar-
Eaey, during the coming winter. We trusthis
soIourn in the Quaker CITY may prove Dotn
pleasaat and and that with the
sprinz be may return 10 his many friends, his
mind rsplete with Pharmaceutical lore.
We we're pleased to meet Prof ID. @.
ISppard, who arrived in our city last evening.
Tais viii be pleasing news 10 the many young
Misses and Masters Of Memphis 70 whom the
Professor ls well knoWn,
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The Edinburg Hat at Francisco & Virgins
S7 Main street. sep]A0
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-ofthat
EprroRIAL.-Mr. GATEs, edlto. u

EDTToRIAL.-Mr. GATES, edito. M n
sterling old sheet, the Wes Tennessee ~. "
the issue Of that paper OF Saturday last. 81.
be will, so soon as we get rid OF raaicalism, ad-
vocate q meeting OF the editors OF Tennessee, at
Nashville, for the purpose, among other things,
Of proposing q release OF" us poor cnsses" from
the prescription to which we ara subjected by
the ofics-seekers for whom we work so hard.
He says:
It has ever been astonishing 70 us that the
e1iDors CT the country, combining as they do as
much talent, genius and merit, as any other
Glass OF men Of an equal number and who
really mould public opinion, and G3ect IL with
the powerful lever OF the Press. should so long
have submitted to this prescription. Whilst
We individually, have no ambition for ofice,las
the private post is now the post OF honor we
are resolved to assert and Inatniain the rights
OF editors. equally with other classes and, as
sOon as we emerge from Brownlow's despotism
we shall advocate q Convention Of toe editors
OF Tennessee TO meet at Nashvile, TO take in
consideration, among other things, the pro-
scriptlon under which they have 90 long re-
mained.
Go In Colonel wen back you m,
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ACHARAcrERIgrIc RADICAL FALSE.

ACHARACTERIsTIC RADICAL FALSE
HOOD was told by the evening Radical organ q
few evenings since IN charging the Demo
cratic Board OF Aldermen" with havlUg im-
posed a tax ofhhy dollars on every " cJloreo
man who may venture within the linn -
OF the city with a load OF wood. II also adds
the assertion that this action was sanctioned
by the mayor, and as a croWning AAsehood'
gives a Radical alderman the c edit OF having
secured its repeal. The faets 10 the matter are
simply these The ordinances was presented
20 the Board by a Radical alderman. It's adOp-
lion was found 20 Work with a severity not In
tended by its author OF those who supported
it, and so a special meeting OF the Board was
called by the mayor, who in a verbal message
recommended its repeal. which was done with
out dissenting voice. Toe insidlous baseness
OF the aalsshood consists ia the use Of the word
coIored, and by this means trying TO make the
Ignorant negro yelieve the ordinance did not
apply equally 70 white aud black.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-23

To Retailers and C0uRtry
Our Large stock of Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and shoes. Clothing, Gents FUR
nashiDg Goods, Hats and N0tAenS, Is
being closed out al extra low prices
(Our last season tn the bastness). j. n.
I~oewcnstIne & Bros, No. 22I Main street,
Clay Building. Here Ia q great chance
TO purchase bargains for eash or APP
proved city acceptance, as this stock
must be closed 0nt.
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WE are in receipt of the latest style.
LEIDY & co, Hstters,
ESQ Main street, opposite Court Square,
sep St
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VELocIPnpEs wenld neIl veil Ia Mem.

pbis, and we Wonder that some enterprising
merchant has not already introduced them to
our market. We need some other means oflo-
cOmotion than those at present In vogue. The
street railroad tsrih Is very high, and = man
may wait as we have done) twenty minutes
on the conner OF Jefferson and Main for a car
before one passes and after one doss come
along, the pace at which It travels is only
equslsd In SO Eness by that OF a snail. AS 10
hacks, they are out Of the question TO a BUSH
ness man, unless he Is a Ctesus. VelOelpedes
are the thing. Who viii reap the d rst harvest
from their Introduction {?
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To Retailers and Country Merchants.
our large stock OF Domestic Dry Goods.
Boots and shoes Clothing, Gents Fur
nfshing Goods, Hats Rad Notions, Ia
being closed 0uf as extra low prices
our last sea- 0n IA h business. J. h
LOeWensdine a Bros, Nc. 23I Main street,
Clay Building. Here IL n great chance
70 purchase for cash or ap
proved city acceptance, As this stock
must be closed cut.
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The London style dress Hat at Francisco
a Wiggin's, Hatters, S7 Main street. sep2l 81
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CALL at Rice 4 Bngeps, 2SS NAH
street.. II YOU want cheap clothing.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-23

The Natchez Democrat says: Many OF our
citizens will remember a Gs rmgn has been
making periodical visits to this place fJr the
| purpose OF trapping hooking BIRDS, in the sale
Of which he drove q lucrative trade. He had
decoV-birds -1ns singers-Which were. used TO
entlce the wild birds 70 the trap wherein Joey
were caught. lie would sometimes eaten as
retained the male birds for their singtnp quan-
ijes. and the females he released. When ne
nan gotten together several hundred birds he
would take them to Cincinnati, where he sold
them at prices ranging from three TO I'VE COL
| lars each, and return here for q new supply
This German died sunday afternoon, on Ihe
wharf boat, Of congestive chill.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-23

A LITTLE LAD, whose name we were
p1sble 10 learn. out who, II talent be any eri-
sTiop. Is destined to be another Fulton or q
vfes. was exhibiting, yesterday morning on
"a corner o. south Court and Main streets, a
the ture steam engine, perfect In ais ts parts,
work. He mad constructed the Whoie
Nsided, We learn.
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THE COURTS.
MuNIorpAn CouRr-Geo v. Waldran

MmrufPAL CouRr-Geo. ". WGLdrnn,
Jrdge-Tbe following judgments were taken
wilson q. al, VS.. BE Loss, Judgment for
plaintiff S574 rs; B AIS ct. al, VS.. WlldpeigeI
20, do. Ell 10; Fox ct. AL VS.. Baenr, 90; 20 s Z
Boyd ct an vs.; s eufas d Ss s a4ll IS: clark &;
Co, ct. al. VS.. Groves,do. 1891 81; WanKlemaheb '
a.. VS.. Bosn. do. s40S "a.
The other cases set for TT al on yesterday meIs
continued, The ca es set for trial to-day are as
ri Thompson VS.. Aldridge.
SS5 Marks VS.. Combs, u. 20.
467 Hampton VS.. McC1mDs.
I342 Brinkiey VS.. Virgins.
$50 GRlbreath, Stewart & Co.. VS.. Loeo 81 N"
IU2Q Council VS.. WaddelL @
1921 Hug Va. E~tchavarne.
IO25 Walker VS.. sharpe et. al.
1928 Ward & Co. VS.. Waddell q 20.
1929 Lamb VS.. Falls q Co.
1880 Cochran VS.. Fwohig.
1888 Fink Vi. Alderman.
1884 Cavaroe & Co. VS.. Alderman.
1885 Greenlaw & Jones, USE etc. VS.. Loeb BIOS
1888 Wigs & TO. va Doyle ct. al.
lOT NJ. Q. Railroad Co. vs.. Promo.
loss Sweet VS. MGchee.
1859 Jenkins d Co VS. Laird.
I04l Wetter & Co. VS. Paterson ct al.
lOn McElligott VS. Moriarty, Adm<.
1912 Same VS. Same.
IO3s LoWensiein & Bro vs. Sides.
IU44 same VS. Kaufman, ct al.
1915 Dssn d Co. VS. LaIkfn.
1917 Douglas vs Irwin.
IO3S DeSoto Ina. Co. VS. Twohig.
IO49 Johnson VS. BOKharn
IO5l Taylor VS. Schade.
1852 Com. Bank OF Tenn. va Taylor
1853 same VS. Happeck.
CHANCERY CouRT-A Aston, GeTk
| aud Mdster.-On Yesterday an ~inJunctlon We
| granted by Judge Hunter, r~eturnable 70 the
! JbancsTy Court IN the case OF n. Malatesta VS.
| = b. Beaumont, Claiming Richards, Az. Bur
ditt. L, R. Richards, City Register, and Z. L.
/ Chandler, Tax Collector, ~enjoining Beaumont
| Burditt, Richard and Chandler from arrestiDG
/ or interfering in any manner with complain
- for aalfu0 IfOnnF WitnOut license, MI
/ plaintiff offered Chandler, Tax Collector, tn
sam OF IS % for license, which was refused, h'
(ChsudleI) demanding the sum OF Sl90tO, asun
excessive, oppressive, unequal and illegal, 70
CITY license.
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MEMPHIS APPEAE.
ORce--so. Is jefferson Street.
wsmns,s and charleston RsIlFoad.

Taresefec SUNDAY, august Is, IS6&
A. {. LIVERMOkEs 9snlSopLs
c, p. OAKLEY Gsn. Ticket Agt- aEAo
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and louisville gaiIrOsd Line.
CTTY MATTERS.
NOTICE.

Hereafter individual bills OF any Employees
of his paper wiunot be allowed as an onset
sgainst accounts due Us. And no Dill VII Dc
paid unless contracted By our minority
AINsLIE, HEATING co.
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Editors Appeal That my Invitation TO
the public, 10 the nrst services, On next sunday,
IN the Greenlaw Opera House, Published In
sundays issue Of your paper, may not be mis-
understood, 1 have to request you Tor The space
in your columns, % state that the Dean F" did
moi give his APPRECIATION as the representative
OF the Bishop, buttn his capacity as q Priest OF
the cltv OF aemphts J. W. ROGERS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-23

vsorxcgsu&T.-Hon Jno. W. Left
~arnest colOred orators,
Messrs. B!aekwe u, Bleviu ~ White and
address their fell 7~E-cidzens, 25fb fnst. All
colored, at Bartlett on Friday tae 1nxious 10
e1Iored people, especially, who are inform
hear the truth plainly told SO as 70 saai
them correctly OF thei duty in this impoI, :.
crisis IN their history, sTe invited to be presenl
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-23

DIR. J. BUCKLY CLAYTON's case was
continued before squire Griffith yesterday ali
day. Nothing definite was arrived al, and the
case was continued until this morning at six
O'Clock. squire Grifith nxsd the bail at So
900 for his appearance, In defsuit Of which the
defendant was again committed to jail. squire
Griffith hopes by an early start this morning 70
cloae the case to-day.
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~N sTRsCRIRERs

Are rsqussted to report any ~irregutarlty IN
-. ,5s.tverv Of the APPEAL at the Counting
room. Carriers viii be supplied with certn-
- autborizing them 30 collect weekly.
Ed. J. MANSFORD,
supt. Circulation.
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NOTICE, MILITIA-Under the provis-
IONS NJ Tia recent act Of the Legislature, 1 pro
nose 10 enlist one hundred loyal men, whose
services 1 will tender 10 the Governor Tor the
purpose Of maintaining peace and executing
- 49, Of me state. We. WALLACE.
MEMPHIS Ssptsruber p, 1858.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-23

THE PLANTERS AND MERCHANTS from
Mississippi, Arkansas and West Ten nessee,
steamboat and railroad officers and their lam
lies patronage is particularly solicited at the
Southern Hotel. Ftrst-class fare reduced nom
60 90 to 81 % per day. The southern is sure
10 please. Free w~agOn-ysrd for country teens.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-23

IHE MALLS we AAA bG6 HAcdEufb VI
a visit yesterday from Mr.. Ray, a mail agent
on The Memphis and Uhio railroad, who in
forms Us thai be has always taken the greatest
pains 70 see that the paper mails are LEFT AZ
their proper destinations. He knows OF no r.
regularities in the mails on that road, except
on one OF two occasions 5y some mistake two
malls have been received at Mckenzie Station
AZ ouce.
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roR ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

Regular Tuesday 81. Francls River PacketZFof
HaIena Mariana, Madison, WtttSbuFs
and all Way Landings
MOILIF HAMILTON, 7. r. Bowman Master
viii leave Memphia EVERY uN
TUESDAY, att O'Clock pm. -
LARRY HARmSTAD, Agent,
ia2Itf Star Wharfboats foot Jefferson ST.
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ZOE U CITY.

cant hAo ON s 4, baurs. AND c.pt. BBGRrfR;
VIII leave CAIRO FOR NEW N
the arrival OF 4 pm. train. every SATURDAY.,
LADY GAY Saturday, September 10 Ooto-
Der 5, u and 81 November IA and % Deoen-
her II inc d. N
RUTH Saturday, September % October 10
ard "a: November I and 2i December D ana ls'
To secure ststeroOms, and for further lnloI-
JOHTR. CARROLL, Agent, ST. Louis.
CHAS. 7. HINDE Agent, Cairo.
X. W. LIGETBURNE, Agent, memphis.
T.B. WOODS, Agent, New Orleans. selo In
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CuANcEBY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.

CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Let every enterprising man sstend the chan
eery sale OF the land, stock aud farming uten-
sis OF T p. Lewis, on Saturday next, tho 2Bth
inst, at Il O'Clock. said sale To take place on
the premises. No casa required. said land is
well improved, has a valuable steam grst mill
and cotton gin, IN which . good b2l gain can
be had. Said place Is about seven miles froa
Memphis, on The HoIyford road Al
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-23

HAM CARTER, the BOanergss OF the
smith party, addressed a crowd OF ahoat I'VE
hundred negroes at LaGrange yesteTday-aDoG
o1a-+bIrd uumbartha attended the Demo-
cratic barbecue there q few days before,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-23

IIPPINCoTT's MAGAZINE, for OCTOBER
has come TO hand. It contains fourteen very
readable and delightful articles suitable u Nn
- swo,~ ne contributors this month is
pauI z. Havne.
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THE Avalanche published yesterday a
letter OF John N. HarreIL, Esq, o. Arkansas,
ayainSr Gen. Pike, and IN 5zUOT Of perjury. MI
Harreu, we are informed, eanscfe'y take me ~
Eansas fcst-Ootb-hs not hdring been rsspoHS0 e
6r the C9a1sderate COHsertpG Act.
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RIVER MATTERS.
WEATHER AND Y Z

LOUISVILLE, Sep ember 2--The river IS fall-
ing, with seven feet two inches Of water IN the
asaI. The weather is wet and warm.
PrrrsBURG, September Eth river Is rising
with six feet of water in the channel.
MEMPHIS, September 2l-It rained ali DAY
yesterday. The river is rising rapidly. To-day
the sandpars will bs covered. Hence TO Cairo
we nave Is feet. The Arkansas was falling q
last Iepnrt, with 8 feet 20 Little ROCK, but VIII
be rising again In q day or two II the rains are
general. White river Is on q stand.
Arrivals.
Steamer Rismarz, NewOrleanA
" Fl N. Shreve, 81, Louis
{" Sally, ST. Louis.
" Welcome, st. Louis.
" st. Marys, Louisville.
Departures.
steamer BlSmarlk, st. Louis.
" City of Cairo, st. Louis.
" shreve. Vicksburg.
" Sally, New Orleans.
" Welcome, New Orleans.
/" st. Marys, New Orleans.
=" Liberty, White River.
" Les Arc, White River.
7" NJ. Hambleton, ~. Francis liver,
4" Darling, Cincinnati.
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TIE Directors OF o. Iron Mountain
ana Helena, Arkansas, Railroad have elected
Col. D. {. Cross, OF Cie0urne' PRESIDENT jugs
! :. Homer. OF Helena. Treasurer, AID Capt. J.
q acCabe. Ct Helena, Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-23

TIE finest and cheapest dress goods IN
the city can be bought at Rice & EngeiS' ID
Main street
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THE SoLs Of Temperance, although
cold waite" men, were compelled, on account
Of lie s-uperabundance Of their tsvorite nuld'
vastsrisv. again 10 postpone their picnic.
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GENERAL PIKE-Under the head Of

GENERAL PIKE-Under the head OF
" A new law rm-Pik q johnson" the Wash
ington National LnteQigeneer has the following;
The bar of the District Of Columbia has just
received a valuable accession in the adVenL OF
Gen. Albert Pike, formerly OF Arkansas, anu
lately editor of tbs Memphis ARPEAL, and HON.
Robert W. johnson, for many years h5prssen-
tatiye in Congress and United States Senator
rom Arkansas. These gentlemen nave deter
mined to make washington city bnenr perIna~
| neut residence, and announce their readiness
to give attention TO law business and the prose-
cation of claims of every description il The
various courts, and before Congress and the
sew eral departments. They Deth ENJOY e4leH'
| sive popularity and high professional repuia-
tons. Gen. Pike is justly regarded as oneoI tne
| cOuntry, BE has been repeatedly engaged mere
in some of the most important cases ever
| brought Into the Supreme Court OF the Onlteu
| states. and particularly successful III
causes Involving land titles and tee rlgnss
Of Indian tribes. and States and organized
communities. He has few equals II the
profassiou. Mr.. Johnson's long service IN
the House of Representatives ana TIE
senate has enabled him 10 acquire IN
usual familiarity with the laws, rules, and pfat-
tee of the various departments. They are both
eiouuent speakers. and powerful IN argument
and pleading. As gentlemen or the most ex'
aIted integrity and reliability and nIeniy ~
business matters. their regulations are SpQtless'
We are sure they will receive hearty welcome
from the whole profession here, and We CANNOT
too warmly commend them TO our friends VINO
may need such services as they offer.
We are happy to announce, authoritattEely
that the statement so frequently made, tina
Gen. Pike intends removing to Washington
oIty Is not csrrect. Gen. Pix will continue
to make Memphis his permanent home, anI
will only go to Washington when business call
him thitheT. M
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-23

WRAPP1NG PAPER--Old newspapers
for wrapping psper 10 be had at ths aDac@'
Rststlers viii do well to call o.
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Dr.. LEFTwICH addresse 7. the
racv Of Bolivar, Saturday afterno> 100 10
Evening two or three colored orators
a very large asssmbIags Of their people.
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The Fifth venue Dress Hat at Francisco
& virgins, S7 Main street. sepzl 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-23

WE UNDERSTAND that the 1Ouns
Mems independent Club Rsye 8 meeeAH -
evening at Stillman Hall.
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A SUPER calf seHed boot can be bought
at Rice q Eneeps, g3 Main ntreet. for $40.
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THE prOprie5ors OF the CehIA EAA
1--we rendered the Use Of tneir groalos g'E
d ne sons OF Temperance fCr their picnic.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-23

DEPUTY Constables Voyt and Lem
mon yesterday reErrested the negro HaSr'
Kennedy, and committed nm OoJa-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-23

Francisco d Wfgztn, INaaters and Far
riers, 37 Main street, are receiving al tb e late
styles Of hsta for the fall trade, &c pa "
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sADDLESY. E1C.
PErRo OH.
Petro PetroI Petro

u,HE Tennessee Petro Oil Company is still
4 alive at their new stand,
2s4 tain street, Opposite Clay Baiidins'
We inform the publioin general 70 eoaae n
ward and try a. We also defy compeAsVn
onT lam ns- Burners and general lamp 6UoSs.
We are manufacGurers Of the !" Hanging h0ss
stoves, Tinware, Castings OF greaL a. wal
70 sxanalne u RosREBAUM a BROS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-23

The best and cheapest Of towels, nap
kin and handksrchiehs, at Rice d Engefss 2Ss
Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-23

THE best brands Of prints, domestics,
ETC., ETC., can be found q. Rice g. RngeFs, 2s
Main street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-23

Two OR THREE young gens 81. crsSit
are " dead-beating sro c,wnsIed. in self
OF the APPEAL. We viii e c11.3nued.
dsfsnss, 70 rive their nance Il
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-23

.-EsT HATS at Leidy & Co.'S, nat
rs, 300 Main street, opposite Our
Zaw.-a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-23

To GET the best and latest style OF hat,
60 to Leidy & Cos, opposite the Square, No. 26s
Main stTRet. seq os
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-23

THE Bayou vas blooming" again
yesterday.