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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-31


THE Louisville Courier has been very
unfortunate 10 its expressions Of weak
ness ia face Of the enemy. On the day
after the recent elections it impatiently
threw up the sponge and advised the
South TO make the best arrangement it
could with GRANTS representatives, as
that gentleman was sure to be elected.
Taking his cue from so plain q confess
sion Of " give up" at headquarters, a
correspondent OF that journal tele-
grsphsd from Nashville, 3 day or two
since, that " the Radicals viii carry
Tennessee On Tuesday by % 900 major
ity, Notwithstanding the division 10 the
Radical ranks in nearly every Congress
sionsl District" Wonder who posted
this correspondence Radical or Demo-
crat? Was the news intended for the
encouragement OF the Radicals, or to
SPUR the Democracy OF Tennessee? 1t
is hardly what we have 2 right to expect
from the Courier, OF the eve, too, Ct the
election.
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THE Radical papers are trying to in
duce Irishmen to vote for GRANT and
CoLFAx, on the plea that FRANK BLAIR
was d Knog-NotbiBg. The Philadelphia
Aoe, q sound and able Democratic paper,
says " the story is absolutely false. and
that just tie contrary Of it is true. @ n.
BLAZE was so early and firm opponent
Of Known thingism, snd every Other
secret or open prescription Of foreign
born citizens. 1t is, indeed, well known
that FRANCIS P. BLAIR, Sr., and bis
sons, opposed the nomination Of Gen.
SAM Houston, when he was a proDi-
nent candidate for the Presidency, on
the very score Of his afiliation with the
KnOw-NothiDgs. We make the contra.
diction of the story about Gen. BLAIR
on the best authority T; yet it seems quite
s~upeTfuOus to contradict such s story Of
the recognized leader and favorite of the
German pOpuIstiOn Of st. Louis"
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T~ELEGRAPmIC
New ROrL Market.


NEW YORK, October so.-Cotton firm and de-
cteed4y moe &C i've; sdes 5000 ba. es uplands
d. F3nnE, superfins 50 N 90. Rice duiI,
Coffee quiet. Sugar quiet, 11snd uL@ lzc
Moiasses 45952e. Wheat dull l@2c lower. Corn
ID y Goods market quiet and generally with
ou5 change, e cept e ntnn hannels. The de-
mand fOT b own aLd bl-ached shee ipgs In
active, and on some brands an advance is
AK d and obtained. The r mberton e.. br.wn.
brings l2c; Mess r.. frings 14Z9101zc, anu
inrs command 1919; Atland 49,; Pac A I5%c.
Allan ic. fine l5c printing clio hsl7Lc; prints
il2giaIze a. TO br tnds-tns inside rate for Amus-
ASsg ana Lancaster latter Tor MeIriAack.
Money ca Ter, call iOaAs co. and firm sterl-
ing $685.; gold Hh new Tennessee sg4@76.
New Orleans Market
NEW ORLEANS, october 50 Cotton, middIipgs
23h& BIC sales 400 bales TeceipIs 5iI6 OK
p"rlr 10 receipts or the week 1901 ; exports
foreign, .2y55o coastwise 674l stock 1888.
sterling 45Z. New YORK sight Il discount,
Go 4S; sngar and Molssses active and I'M
cha gsd. Film duh and lower. an erlins 50 IS:
treble extra 81 1899. Corn, supply m sLy gre en-:
poor stock new white 500 97R /. Oats. AR de,
mand CO.. Hay scarce $50. Pork dull s2%c.
Bacon hrm ana seaIce. shoulders l4L@I4%c (;
rib sides l4z9i4Ic; clear sides l6%9lAszo. Lard
dull, Jubbing q choice 1910 keg &c. Coffee
quiet, Rio l59lG4c. -
Louisville Market.
LoUIsvILLE, October 80 Tobacco. sales light
at s59I5 for Ing q far leaf So manufacturing
Corn, old 90g92e; Few 45g50e, Cat 52G55c'
Rye 81 3sel 40 Cotton 70 23Lc. Mess Pork
81. Lard IA. Is con, shoulders 1870; clear
lib sides lsSS6l.%es c ear sides i7ke. WhisRy
raw and free 81 0j@l 0S.
st. Louis Market.
ST. LOUIS, octoner 3O-Tobaceo active ard
Unchanged. Flour dull, supei fine S5a5 rs.
W ,so DGwn' az :. S9sz. GeTa s7eal Qs Gus
shoulders l3k@lSzc; sides I7LaI7zc: hams
ls1zs, Lard E1t@Ae, Whisky ST Qa
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GEORGIA.

AUGUSTA, October 30.-Ia the Supe-
rior Court Of this STATE, N the 70 h inst,
Col. 4. Herman, one Of the Republican
electors, stated to the court that be de-
sired & postpnDement Of ali the cases ia
which he was interested, on account OF
his being unable to stop at the hotel, be-
cause a large number Of citizens had pro-
tested to bis landlord sgainst receiving
ainl as g guest-he being politically OBJ
noxiass. Toombs objected TO his post
pouement, but Judge Andrews said he
deeply regretted the state OF things. Il
was Notifying to him that such a feei-
ing existed in the circuit. A non-resi-
dent must stay somewhere in the place.
He would not require of Mr.. A. Herman
an utter impossibility; therefore he
granted the application.
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MASSACHUSETTS,

SPRINGFIELD. October % The meet
ing OF the American Missionary Ascot
alton has continued ali day, closing at
nine o'clock this evening Gen. How
ard. Col. Baker, OF Georgia, DR.. Wallace,
OF NJ lnchester, and many others, have
spoken with effect. The aTrav of facts
presented show that a new civilization
has begun it's existence in the South.
The Association has had four thousand
children IN its schools. Fifteen thousand
are in other Christian schools. The As
ISOLATION must have $500, 900 the coming
war.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-31

CoLFAx, the Radical candidate for the
Vice Presidency, was q Know Nothing
in 1854 He was adelegste from Indiana
to the great Know y othing Convention
at Philsdelphis. He sw0re faithfully to
prosecute relentlessly every Irish, Ger
man and American Roman Catholic. He
swore never to support any q Of these
for any Office, but to do his best to pre-
vent their ever holding any official posi-
sitiOn in the United States. On the 81
Of November naturslized citizens would
do well to remember this, and to see TO
it thai CoLFAX is not elected to Ill the
Office to which be aspires.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-31

In THIS eAllDltt g unIzsOIaOAS 70
BROwNLow and the Radicals IS that We
made yesterday, we fad that in the sin
gle item OF legislative expenses there is
q difference ia favor OF the administrs-
ton OF Gov. HARRIS of SI19, $40 Sc f;
So, sol 40 Of which the Radical members
of the House and Senate voted them
selves, as additional TO their salaries-that
being the difference between ~gresn6dcks
and g0Ld-they claiming that the cur
rency wss not q legal tender Of their
earnings, Notwithstanding their declared
loyalty and fsalty to the party Of green
backs.
Another, and a most extraordinarily
d~isgracefuI contrast even for the Radical
party (which claims ia its arrogance 70 be
the party Of education and morality, IS
that during the years 1S5s-9-6O, the sum
Of $3.50, 772 Il was psid on: of the public
treasury for school purposes, sos 40 As
Of il for the ~sUstenance Of public schools,
while the BROwNLow administration,
in the two and a half years, 1861,
paid oct only S129 ,O24 35 for 3 school
population double that Of the HARRIS
administration by reason Of the emaBei-
patton Of the former slave population.
But not even one cent Of this SUN was
spent for the common schools, WHICH now
languish throughout the State and are
closed in Memphis.
These are facts that no Radical can
gaiDsly, and that appeal to the common
sense Judgment Of all men, far above and
beyond the mere claims Of party. Il is
upon such exhibits that eventually par
ties will be divided. Such statements
and contrasts as these, il is, that must
sooner or later make up the issues upon
which parties VIII 60 before the people
for their suffrage. No time can be more
o~pportans than the present. The people
should learn now the financial differ
eoces between the Radical and DsaO-
cratic Parties. The people should learn
upon what basis the Radical party rests
lis claims for help in this canvass; and
should know that besides the awful muir
ders, oulrages and sss~8ssinations it is
encouraging in every county, it is effect
ing the ruin Of the Safe by 8 system Of
taxation bUrdensoms to our every indus
try, and by an exps-diture that threat
ems to overwhelm u ia universal bank
ruptcy.
The pronertv-holdzr. In Memuhis. or in
the State Of Tennessee, who, under yer
so h!msy a pretext, will even squint to-
wards Radicslism, deserves to be robbed
as he is now being robbed, and even
tuslly to be stripped OF all he has for the
purpose Of fattening the coTmOrants,
the carpet bsggers and ~scalswsgs who
now fill our offices and administer the
affairs Of our State with self-cOmplacent
arrogance and assurance.
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BEFORE AND AFFER THE WAR.

In an article under this heading, pub
lished in yesterdays APPEAL, We
showed how the BRowNLow administra-
ton has increased the taxation of the
State more than two-thiTds what It was
Ia ls6o, while the capacity Of the people
20 pay their taxes has been reduced one
half in that time, making the amount q
money now wTung from us fully four
times what we had to pay when the de-
cency and intelligence Of Tennessee
controlled her affairs at Nashville. We
propose this morning to show how the
enormous sums mus exscted from our
poor people have been expended. We
compare the two and q half years ending
september 80, 1867 with the three years,
ISIS, 1859, 1860, 10 the following tables:
49,, HQ-g - 80
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CITIZENS of Memphis and Shelby
county, remember on Tuesday next that
the East has mouOpOlized, through its
manipulation Of Radical Congress, the
National Bank currency. Remember
that at the East money goes begging for
borrowers, and draws low interest; that
in Tennessee where there are few banks,
the people pay from y to % per cent.
and even at these rates cannot set hall
her trade demands and the movement
Of her crops call for. Remember this
simple fact when you approach the polls
70 east your vote.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-31

TIE SECRET Of the Radical sensation
dispatch to the Louisville Courier lies in
the fact that it takes the same " specials"
as the Radical Cincinnati Commercial.
We advise the Courier to drop that az
rsngsment- 1t viii kill IL with its South
ern friends if continued in such dis
patches as that giving Tennessee 70 the
Radicals by 10000 votes. It is hardly
Democratic TO play into the hands of the
Radicals in that style.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-31

A VOTE for Grant is a vote in favor Of
the Acknowledgement Of white men. Il
is 3 vote TO perpetUste negro rule at the
South. It is a vote against equal tax
alton. It is a vote in favor Of the
degradation Of the poor man. 1t il
q vote to make the poor poorer,
and the rich richer. It is a vote in
favor Of the corruption and extTsvs-
gznce Of Congress. 1t is q vote against
the Constitution Of the country. 1t lie 8
vote in favor of a standing army and
the Freedmen's Bureau. It is a vote in
favor Of the doctrine that q national
debt is q nstionsl blessing.
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NEW JERSEY.

NEWARK, October 3O.-Wbile the
Democratic toTch-light procession last
night Was passing Gov. Words house,
his gardener WIS struck With q club and
seri5u-iy j. jured. The windows were
crushed in by cudgels and lanterns. The
houses Of some OF the Republicans were
saluted with grOaBs. A saloon near the
market was Tansseked and robbed OF CT
gars ard refreshments. Mrs. Burns sa-
loon, near the market, was stripped OF
it's contents, which were carried IF by a
party Of rufisus from Jersey City.
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Z ECTION TICKETS.

Members Of the Democratic Party in
the Eighth Congressional District will
be supplied with Election Tickets, in any
quantities, on application to jesse W.
PAGE, Jr., W. R. Hunt, or any other
member Of the Democratic Committee Of
the County of Shelby.
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BOSTON.

BosToN, October 80 -The FIRE this
morning destroyed Que of thu car houses
OF the Boston and Albany Railroad Com
psny, located between A banv street
bridge aud HsrrisOn venue The cara
destroyed consisted Of two drawing. room
cars, a mail car, one on two baggage cars
ARD * or eight passenger cars.
O'3aldwin, the pUgilist, got bail to-
day. Wormaid still Ia jail.
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n

CINCINNATI, October 30.-A freight
locomotive, which IVES wedding at a
gravel pic on the o. & NJ r. r., eighteen
mics from this city, exploded last night,
killing the conductor, fireman, and
three boys who were standing near, and
wounding the engineer and brakeman.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-31

THE Democratic platform may be
thus briefly expressed: The Union
and the Constitution-civil and re-
ligious liberty - equal rights and
equal laws for aII-no Acknowledgement
OF adopted citizeas-decresse Of the na
tiousi debt aud diminutiOn Of the taxes
respect for the popular will as expressed
st the ballot box-lsw and oTder-One
country, n brotherhood, one destiny!
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-31

MANY newspapers are discussing the
way in which GRANT, if elected, will
give the country peace" GARFIELD,
his spokesman in Ohio, settled that point
weeks sgO, when he said that GRANTS
"pesce" meant "s little piece of TRAN
gulAr steel called, S bsyOnet."
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-10-31

II We would have peace, if We would
have s reduction OF Government eX-
penses, if we would have the provisions
of the Constitution adhered to, il we
would lessen the 90. 1000 official cormo-
rants and thieves thronging the country
like sswRrm Of buzzsrds in quest Of prey,
we must elect SEYMOUR and clair.
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WHAT THE RADICALS HAVE DONE
FOR THE IRISH.

WHAT THEE RADICALS HAVE DONE
% IRISH.
A contemporary, doing good service in
the cause Of Democracy, adverting to
the impUdence Of Radical journals ia
advising Irishmen to vote for GRANT
and CoLFAx, thus, in questions as peril
nsnt a. trite, sums up the love Of the
Radical party for IrishmeD, as proved by
their treatment of them wherever they
have had the power. Read the ques-
tons, Irishmen, and then say II you can
vote the Radical ticket:
What party was it that, under ne .
ration Of CONSUMPTION lEws-iaws made
TO Dear upon the poor who could not buy
substitutes, laws which the Dou-tazpHy-
ing ~b0ndholders had no difficulty IN
ev&diDg-What party was il, we say, nn-
der these infamous laws, dragged the
poor Irish mechanics and l8bOrers from
their families, and sent them TO the front
to be meTciiessly slaughtered, under the
orders Of Burnside and Grant?
Was It not the hired tools AID rufiaBs
of Radicalism who drugged the uBsus-
pecting emigrant, and then forced him
into the ranks TO 6ght against a people
who were struggling for that political
Independence which be insisted was the
~inaliensb!e right of his " native land?
What party is it that has placed, aud
to-day maintains, the stolid, brutal and
semis2vage negro over tens of thousands
Of Irisbmen In the Southern States?
Is it not true that the Irishmen who to.
day emigrates to the South places him
self outside OF the protection Of the law
and under the dominion OF a military sa-
trap, whose will is supreme-frOm whoee
decision there is no aporai?
We're not bishnlen discharged from the
police force, as nell az from other official
positions IN NeW Orleans and other
southern cities, and negroes put IN their
places?
Say, Irishmen, can you vote for Radi-
oalism-fOr Radiealism, only another
name for ACKNOWLEDGMENT?
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AND RIVERS.

LOUISVILLE, October 30 River at q
stand, with three feet four inches water
In the canal.
Weather cloudy and warm.
81. LOUIS, O5tOber 30.-The river is
falling again.
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AUBURN.

AUBURN. n, Y October 80 Secretary
Seward viii deliver a speech here to-
morrow afternoon on the political Issues
Of the campaign,
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IRCULAR.
TO THE BUSINESS PUBLIC.
OFFICE OF THE SOUTHERN PACIFIC AND AT-0
LANTIo TELEGRAPH CoMPANYo OF
THE UNITED STATES,
EN- PBIs. TENN, October Y, 1858.


TO.TRE CITIZENS OF MEMPHIS:
The Office of this Company is now open at
No. rs MADISON STREET for the trans
mission OF messages, al. reduced rates, to all
points reached by it's wires. In rendering the
citizens of Memphis another facility for the
transmission OF mexages. by which not only
lower rates are obtalred, but greater dispatch
and promptness, and answers secured quicker,
1t should be borne In mind by all who use Tel
egraph wires, that only by sustaining a c1m
peting line can a -continusnce of lower rates be
maintained. This is so salf-evident that the
Southern Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Com
psny confidently expect such fun aud steady
patronage as win justify the establishment of
thiso office at Memphis. and low rates.
GEO. H. THURSTON.
oeSS Nv President.
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Committee MeetSng.

A JOINT meeting of the Congressional Ex-
"a ecutive Co omlttse and the Executive
COMMITTEES for shelby county will be held AT
stlllman NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at 3 O'Clock.
Each member OF the two Committees is earn
esuy requested 20 be present, as business OF inn
portsnce will be presented for the considera-
ton OF the meeting.
PIT. SCRUG6S,
Ch'm'n OF Congressional Executive Committee.
WIN. RICHARDsON HUNT.
Ch'm'n Exeeu i've COMMITTEES of Shelby Co.
ncSl IL
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ALP woRMELEY

Late Wormeley, Pickett Il Co..
COTTON FACTOR AND COMMISSION MER-
~ chant, No. 36 Front street, Memphis.
I shall continue the Commission Business at
the above stand. where 1 snail be happy TO see
all of my Hienus, many Of whom 1 have served.
for twenty years, and now again place my ser
vices at their earnestly soliciting
consignments of Cotton and otneI Produce :
surfing them of my continued eff9rts to Sc. We
them faithfully, and to guard with zealOusoB
their inferesis-
-upplies furnished. and liberal advsnc
made On Cotton la stOra. ALI Cotton Insure
u less otherwise instructed.
sep RALPH WORMELEY.
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To Exhibitors at the Lac FaIr.

THE Secretary OF the Agricultural Society
L will be present at the Office OF ROystar,
TreZevant d Co on SATURDAY. 31st INST, at
10 O'Clock. to pay premiums and give cerfih-
Gates awarded at the iats Fair.
Oc3IZt w n LAKE.
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The Union and american Of Nash
vile says: What has become Of this
excess we cannot discover, but it has
been expended in some way, for the
State was compelled to borrow money
TO assist in paying the interest due on
the State debt On the 1st Of January,
1858, and not g dollar Of the public debt
has yet been paid"
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STOCKS AND BONDS WANTED
Memphis lily Savings Institution,
Corner Jefferson aHd.FrOnt Streets.

~ OO0 MEMPHIS AND LITTLE ROCK
lO,OOO Railroad First Mortgage S per cent.
Bonds.
10000 Navy Yard Bonds.
lO,CoO Mississippi and Tennessee Railroad First
and Second Mo tgsge Bonds.
$1,000 MississiF pl Central railroad First and
Second Mortgage Bonds.
10000 ity Of Memphis New 6 per cent Bonds.
1000 Memphis and Ohio Railroad 10 per cent.
Bonds.
IO,OO0 Memphis snd Ohio Railroad New 6 per
cent. Bonds.
Also, past due Coupons of ALL Of above
EOndE. oo27 Jw
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CoMPTBoLLER BLACKBURN's reports
for the TIVE and s half years ending Sep
TENDER 30. 1857, show the following:
Ra.afpfe 81 IA On -
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CINCINNATI, October so -Flour and Wheat
d1lt and unchanged. Corn, new Csc; old CSC.
oats 6Sc.. Rye 81 3o9i q. Cotton quiet 231Se.
Whisky q %. Bacon, sides l6L@l7zc. Lard,
nothing doing.
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MEMPHIS APPEAL
DEMocRATIC ICKEr

Tor Rezdeu-----HORkTIO E2NuOUF
FbT Ftce- Ercrideaf-.-FE Nh r. LAEh
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1871.
LIVERPOOL, October 80.-Coteon closed steady
at the following: lid ORLEANS IlZd. Sales 70 1t
up II 900 bales. Sales for the week. including
yesterday, $4,000 fales, OF which 5000 were for
Intending 1900 Amer caR. Amount I'd at for
Liverpool $1,000, including 5000 fsom the
United states.
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ELECTORAL TICKET.

ELECTORAL TICKET.
FOB HI A AT LARGg.
ENERAON ETHERIDGE, OF Weakley.
EDaUND COOFEH, of Bed ord.
ToR Tbs DISTRICTS.
Fra District-A- Il. KYLE.
Second Disricf-J n. CLEHENTSON, 0f KEoz.
Third DistTlcf-E Il. ii Of Hdmit0n.
Fourgh Disfrlct-A. 4. bTEELE Of M1rsha1.
FIah Bis,1cf p c. CAHILL, Of DaUidson.
SHfh Ddsfrlc III Va EhER, Of H0gne-
6sIeafh DiSt1cf-H.J TURNER q L0udsrddIe.
Rshth DtstIcf-R. ". VAUGHN, Of Haga1ood.
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NEW ADvERrrsEM,NTs

WAHTE0.-A Gardner wants a situation,
w enc that understands the business. Good
Reference. R q. CRAIG & 20,
oc3llt 89 Main sfr5ef, Jackson Block.
WANTED T purchase Land In tracts IF
w from 1000 TO 10000 acres for settlements OF
emigrants now preparing to leave Europe.
Address Mr.. N 100 Broadway, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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SEMOCRATICsTkTz COMMITTEE OF TEN
NESSEE
eEoRoE ]. srUABLkFEkID, Chairman.

eEoRGE ]. SrUABLEFEEED, Chairman.
Frs Dlstuet-L p EOL FINGER. Of Greene.
Second Dlsf1a-J. WILLIAMS. Of RnozrfIe.
Third Ilsrlcf-E. q. JAMES Of C~haftano9ga
fourth Dfst1ct IL. JHOAP~OM Of SheEbyulUe
nm Distrsct-K -. BROWN p. ONE 4
p BEACH. 4. ROBERTS and JAMES z.
DUNLAP Or NdshulLe.
Stzh DiSticf-D. b. II 4 Of J0hnS0nriIe.
S~ueafh Lfsfricf-H. p CCNATNS 0fPaniA.
Eghah DlSt7et-E. u. L. HART, Of Mentph4S
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Medical COLLEGE of memphig,

THE Regular Course OF Lectures in this In
4 stitu'iou will commence on MONDAY, ID
1t 9 q m, a d terminate on March
l, 1859 ALEXANDER ERSKINE, NJ d,
Oc3f Wv Dean OF The Faculty.
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Dissolution.

A s liqGid@Dng partner of the late firm of
"A WOraleie y, Pickett q Co., L shall cont nue.
the Com mission Business under the above
style, and solicit consignments of Cotton and
Oth-r Produce. on which liberal dvanceB viii
be made when required.
sep8 W. S. PICKETT.
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TENN EaSkE.
EIGHTH CoSsREsstO EAL DISTRICT.
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DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEES FOR WEST


IENNESSEE-
FoR EIGHTH CONGRESSIONAL DISTRICT.
p T. SCRUGGG shelby County.
Or. DANIEL E WARREN, Fugete ColJny.
y. ". McCURLEK, hGrdemdn COuHty.
" EACE, McNGirg CUluEtV.
III O-kS, NddisOH CounfU.
JAzES p WOOD, HGNl0Ood County.
.. c. SLA UGHTER, Upton County.
FOR Z oCETY
TTLLLAHR HUNT JESSE W PACE Jr,
ROBERT GOOD. 4. SEESSHL,
4 WOODWARD, v BRUCE
PAUL CICALLA.
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