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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09
THE FIGHTING MEN IN COIN.
GIL. ga
Immense Meeting Of EX-COnfed-
crates at the GreenlaW
opera HOHse.
Moderation COunseIed-PatriOt-
ic Resolutions.

Greenlaw Opera House was crowded
almost to suffocation last night by the
fighting men of the late Confederate
army, who met in response to the calls in
the daily papers Of the last day or two,
signed by "Ex-Rebal.n They COM
menced 10 assemble at an early hour, and
by eight O'Clock the spacious auditorium
was well filed, among the assembly be-
ing several ladies.
Col. r. J. Morgan was called to the
chair, and in taking his seat briefly ex-
planned the motives which led to calling
the meeting together. 1t was to get the
sense of the fighting men OF the Con-
federate army, in regard to the present
condition OF affairs, and their indorse-
ment OF the action OF the ex-offieers at
Nashville lately.
On motion Capt F. D. Stockton was
appointed Secretary, aud the members
Of the press present requested to assist
him.
The following gentlemen were ap-
pointed Vice Presidents: Col. Logwood,
Col. Magevney, Gen. Rucker, Capt.
Barbour, and NTessrs. WilkersoD, Hol-
land, Cough, McCulloeh and Greenlaw.
On motion a committee was appointed
to draft resolutions expressing the sense
OF the meeting, and the following gem
tIemen were appointed on the committee:
Col. c. w. Haiskell, Col. II. @. King,
Capt. Harvey Msthes, Col. Hutchinson
and Capt. Luke Wright.
Gen. Rucker read letter from Gen.
Chalmers, regretting his inability to at
tend, and full OF sentiment of lofty pa
triOtism.
The committee retired to frame resolu-
tions, and meantime Col. Msgevney was
called upon and made very sensible and
stirring address. He was followed by
Col Logwood, Gen. Forrest, Gen. Ruek-
err, Col. Morgan and Capt Barbour.
At the close of Capt. Barbour's adj
dress, the committee reported q set
OF resolutions, which were read by their
Chairman, Col. Heiskell:
At the close of the reading of the resO-
buttons, Col. II. Clay King addressed the
meeting in support Of them for several
minutes, AMI at the close of his address
the resolutions were put to vote, and
carried, with only one dissenting voice.
The house made long aud loud calls
for Judge Seruggs, who came forward
and made 3 characteristic and happy
speech.
The chair, at its close, introduced a
Mr.. Gillen, who was Northern Uaion
mar, to the &ssemblGge. Mr.. Giiiem
addressed them briefly, amid much ap-
! plause.
1t was moved and carried that copies
of the resolutions, az adopted, be fur
nished the APPEAL, Avalanche and
Ledger, and that they, and every Con-
sentative paper in Tennessee, be request
ed to publish them.
Thanks were voted to Mr.. Greenlaw,
! for the use OF the house, and, on motion,
( the meeting adjourned.
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RELIGIoUs SERVICES TODAY

81. PETEE's CHURCH, Adarss street, corner OF
Third. Very Rev. J. a. Kelly, o. ;. D., Pastor ;
Reys. J. ii. Lynch, d. \. O'Bhen aud N. b.
Fortune. o. :. d., Assistant Pastors. Mass on
sundays al O. :, and am High Mass ana
sermon, l05S am. Sunday School aud Cate
cbism, % pm. Vespsrs and Lecture, pm
Pastoral residence, 81 Adams street.
FIRST BAPTIST Notwithstanding by the
pastor. Rev. D. Z. Burns, AZ l015 o'clock am.
and O'Clock PIN. Young Ladies Blo.e ass
at9B.m.
Ergsr PRESBYTERIAN CHCRCH.-EaY. }. n
W-a4del. DID, viii preach at the First Presby-
tarian church, corner Of Third and Poplar
streets, this day at half past 10 O'Clock a N.
LINDEN STREET CHRISTIAN CHURCH.-Dr.
VIM. ]. Ba1bee will preach at Linden Street
Christian Church to-day at IL am. and ats pm.
ST. LAZARUS CHURCH,. T. Wheat, d. d.
Reetor-Madlson street Services at 10Y am.
and sp.m. Sunday school at am. Daily ser
vices at6a.m. and pm.
AsB1rRy CHAPEL-Corner Cf Linden and
Hernaudc-Rev. +. :. Petway, Pastor Ser
vices ct IO3z am. and p IN.
MISSION CHAPEL-Corn5r Jcnes avenue and
Alabama street,. o. Steadman, D. D Pastor.
Services al lOH N.
THIRD PREsBYIERIAN CHURCE-CornerS SIKH
and chelsea streets-Rev. W. a. Sample. Ser
vice atIO,& M.
GRACE CHURCH Hernando street. near
yance-Rev. DR.. Brooke, Rect II. Services al
10 IA. and pm. sunday school at 3
ain.
CE,STRAL METHODIST CBUEcH-Union street
Rev. W. N. Patterson, Pastor. Preaching 81
lOs am. and p. N. Sabbath School al %
s.m.
ST. MARY's CATHEDRAL--Pop'ar street, east
Of Adams, Richard Hines, d. d., Dean--l''luy
services at 6 am. and p m. Holy Communion
celebrated on all Festivals and Saints Days
and every Sandav morning at G o'clock, except
on the first Sunday in the month, when the
celebration takes place at lO:sO am. Sunud9
school at $3.50 am.
CEETRAL BAPTIST CHURCH, tfABERNA cLEl'
Cont street. between Second and Third, Rev.
:. II. Ford, Ii. D., pastor. Services, sunday
at IO% O'Clock am. and sp.m., and Thursday
AZ s O'Clock pm. Young Mems Prayer Meet
ing Monday at S O'Clock pm. sabbath schooi
I'd orc-oel, Am. MARCUS CooPER, Supt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

EMMoNs & Son, No. 10 Jefferson street,
and 1893 Main street, have perfect ipun-
dalton of reading mstter, Books, Novels,
Magazines, Reviews, Papers-dailies,
weeklies, and semi-weeklies-amon
which, received yesterday, are the New
York Weekly, Clipper, Police Papers,
Country Gentleman, New York Home
Journal, Stats, Fireside Companion,
Leslie's papers, Boys and Girls Weekly,
Westminster Review, Ledger, Chimney
Corner, and fifty others, and in sufficient
numbers to supply the $4,000 people Of
Memphis with their Sunday reading.
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CENTRAL CLUB.
Report Of Regular EsssSinesss
Meeting.

At meeting of the Central DENIS
cratic Club OF Shelby County, held st
the rooms OF the club, Stillman bloch,
on Saturday evening, August S.b, Albest
Pike, President, in the chair, it was
moved and seconded that the reading #
the minutes Of the previous meeting Ice
dispensed with.
On motion, it was ordered that draft
Of twenty-five cents, payable to ]. 8.
Murphy, Treasurer, be made on eaCa
and every member of the several Demo
cratic Clubs of the county, and that the
same be forwarded TO the Secretaries sf
the said several clubs for collection.
The Committee on Custodian for Hal,
reported the name of ]. ]. Butler %
such custodian, which was received ami
adopted.
On motion, committee, consisting Of
I. A Nelson, Roland Savage and NJ. Is
Cochran, was appointed by the
chair to procure the permis-
sion Of the city authorities for
The erection of Speakers stand and
benches for ono thousand persons 90 thP
bluff, and report to the Club the result
and cost Of the same.
On motion, account for hall, benches
etc., approved by Hall Committef
amounting to Sl00 60, was allowed ami
ordered paid.
4 communication from the Young
Mems Bluff City Democratic Club, re
porting org au!Zation, was received ano
ordered entered on the minutes.
A communication from the Huppef~
town Club, reporting organization, was
received and ordered entered on the
minutes.
On motion, APPEAL account was al
owed.
Ga motion, Joseph Locke was ap-
pointed committee to solicit subserip-
tons, in place of Afr. w. c. Mcclure
resigned,
Oa motion, it was ordered that the
members of the Committee on EnrOll-
lnent o. coloTed men, be each furnished
a copy of the resolution creating said
committee.
On motion, it was ordered that the
President of the Club call upon the ladies'
Of the county to present to the Club (for
the use of the Democratic party suite
ole silk national flag.
On motion, it was ordered that Mr. y.
A. Nelson be requested to iii the position
on the Finance Committee vacated by
Mr.. N. j. Wicks.
On motion, it was ordered that q COM
mitLee of five on correspondence be ap-
pointed, of which the President of the
Club and Corresponding Secretary shall
be additional members. Messrs. n. B.
Forrest, w. L. Avery, P. 7. Scruggs, NJ.
c. Galloway and William II. Stephens
were appointed said committee.
The President announced Hon. w. H.
Stephens and Hon. w. w. Coleman as
speakers for next meeting. WhsTeupon
the Club adjourned till s. O'Clock pm.
Saturday next
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

THE CHINA PALACE is the place
where all good housewives should go to
replace the ravages which time and care
less servants WiH make in the best regu-
lated China closets. Mesers. Lloyd,
Clark & CO., the proprietOrs, offer also
for sale every variety Of preserving cans
and jars, with all The very latest i'm
prcvements. A call on them will amply
repay any who intend preserving fruits
this season.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

A GENIUS is said to have invented 8
new orator extinguisher, the plan Of
which is as follows: 1t is large sheet
iron cone which fits into grooved plate.
The plate is fixed on the floor, and the
cone fasteEed above by chain Of sufi-
Gent length to admit of its descending
;, the groove. II ls so arranged that at
tbs end Of five minutes it falls and be-
60 a V almost air-tight. Every speaker
is reqn red to stand upon the plate, and
intorraa,,' OF the time be can employ. If
he exceeds five minutes, the cone falls
and sbuts tie fellow under 30 that he
can't extrica.'e himself or be heard.
We understand that tue Central Club
has ordered one O. these machines to be
niaced permanently in the Stillman
Han. We hope every Club in the city
will get one Immediately. The reporters
will willingly pay their share OF the ex-
/ pepse.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

PotoEnsc Was built ct wheeling IN fS55,
ard had just been Fut il spleAdid order
by her OVneIs the Wheeling sud en-
cInnEti Packet Company. she was val
ued ct S32, 900, and insured for SIS 500.
The barge Sunshine, destroyed at the
came time with the above. was worth
$500 and owned by Capt. VIM. Gregg.
The Mollie Able, Capt. John DuOle,
will pass down to-day for New Orleans.
She has elegant passenger aeccmmoda-
lions, and in her Office will be found those
polite and attentive gentlemen, Messrs.
Cook Creighton and John Lsnglois. Pas
seDgers southwark bound should not for
get the Able.
Various little stern wheelers are CLEAN
ing harvest in the Illinois river Just at
present, the low water furnishing them
an excellent opportunity, and scarcely
day passes that there are not additional
boats added to the list.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

LIVERY STABLE.-Messrs. Diegs q
WofTord announce to the public that
their stables on Main street, two doors
south of Gayoso, are open Tor the trans
action OF all livery business, such as
hiring sacdle horses, bugges, carriages,
etc. But more especially they would
call attention to their accommodations
for boarding horses by the week or
month, and also the taking care OF horses
/ by the day, Planters and others riding
their nags into the city will hnd 1t q
their advantages to put them up with
Messrs. DIggs d Wofford,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

GREENWOOD DEMOCRATIC CLUB.-The
meeting last Friday evening was large
and intelligent. TIE softness and beauty
Of the moonlight brought out the ladies,
VITO always lend encouragement wher-
ever they may condeseend to inset the
gentlemen.
After the report OF the comm ittee Gen.
]. r. Chalmers, who was invited to be-
come The orator OF the evening, was in
troduced and responded in becoming
terms.
At the conclusion Of Gen. Chalmers
speech, Col. ThOs. y. Logwood was called
upon, and made few brief but impress
sive remarks.
Mr.. d. II. Poston moved an amend
nent to the Constitution which provided
for an Executive Committee Of five.
Referred to the Committee on ResOlu-
tons, etc, to report st next meeting.
The Finance Committee reported an
assessment of fifty cents per capita,
for the present, which was promptly paid
by the mem bers present.
The members who we're not present are
requested to call at the Treasurer's lE.
L. Hamlin's) Office, No. IS North Court
street, and pay the same without delay.
We are pleased to see the interest
manifested by the people OF Greenwood
in the good cause. The garden at the
southern end of the fernando street
railroad isa most charming spot for their
meetings. Its cool and pleasant shade
and wslks, comfortable seats, speaking
stard, swings, ETC., besides the beautiful
illumination, rendering it most attract
4 i've spot.
Lsdies and gentlemen from the city
are always freely invited, cars being di-
rectly at hand to return with them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

CHARLEY P. WOODBRIDGE. : The
friends of this popular young gentleman,
formerly of Marshall county, Miss, will
find him hereafter at the. house of Taylor
& Rutland, Commission Merchants and
Cotton Factors, No. 304 Front street.
By strict attention to business he has
already won the confidence of our peo-
pie as he has always enjoyed that of those
who have known him from his child
hood. TO them s visit to Memphis
would be incomplete without seeing
Charley, and It is to satisfy that wish
that We mention where be may be found
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

Doors AND SHOEs.-In another col
umn will be found the advertisement OF
Messrs. Terry q Mitchell, wholesale
dealers in boots and shoes. They are
now receiving their fall stock Of goods,
and have also on hard large stock Of
seasonsble goods, to VIII ich the attention
Of merchants is invited.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

ACCUSED OF MURDER.-DAn Rsnfroe,
a young man who shot negro named
Dock Hinton, on the 18th OF last Noven-
Der, giving aim wound from which he
afterwards died, wss arrested yesterday
and carried before Squire Black. 1t
will be remembered that Renfroe was
arrested at tbs time and carried before
Squire Hall, on the charge Of malicious
shooting. He was discharged, and there
the matter rested until the 5lh inst,
when Mr.. Renfroe was again arrested, it
is said, ct the malicious instgstion OF
some negroes. The case was being ar
gued at a late hour yesterday evening,
We were unable to learn with what re-
stllt
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

THE SHOOTING of the bu 'glar on 1ei-
ferson street on Friday night was orleny
noticed in our issue yesterday morning.
The weapon that Mr.. Gsribaldi iAla ou'
the marader with is q curiosity eng
bsn-mouthed escopete, lone of the Ola
kind, brass mounted, and Of such As Tie
kingdom Of heaven"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

For THE CONvENTIoN.-Citizens and
others who may wish to attend the Goa
vention at Brownsville, on Monday, are
informed that the Memphis and Ohio
Railroad, with its accustomed liberality,
has offered to issue half price tickets to
ell who may wish to go. Fare for the
round trip, 50.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

WE CALL THE ATTENTION Of our read
era to the card in another column, OF
Messrs. f. Lane & Co., Cotton Factors,
whose Office is on the corner Of Union
and Front street. These gentlemen are
we'll known to our business community
and we have 20 hesitancy in recon-
mending them to all Of our business
friends,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

CHARLES PEEBLEs, the motor ious ne
gro rough and craftsman, who wa shoi
some three weeks ago, by Officer Ss, Ner
man, is in hoekelty again. He got c '
the rampage yesterday, and WAS lodged
in the First district ststionhouse. 1t is q
pity that Sauerman's bullet had not
been better aimed
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

NAsHvILLE AND NORTHWESTERN
RAILWAY REoPENED.-We take pleas
ure in announcing the reopening of this
popular route to Nashville, and feel sure
that all visitors to our State capital will
appreciate the following most excellent
and convenient time table: Leave
Memphis via Memphis and Ohio rail-
road at 4 am; arrive at Nashville at
6:45 am. Returning, leave Nashville at
Sis Pm arrive at Memphis at 9;15
am. Just the hours to suit business or
pleasure. Elegant new coaches, polite
and experienced officials, sure eonnee-
tions, besides being 20 miles shortest,
makes this by far the most desirable
route. ~
d. b cLIFFE, Receiver.ssss@
s-i -.fa F.S. RICHARDS, Gen Supt.
l N Nancy q r. 4 aug st
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

TIE SA FEST INVESTMENT.-Af friend
of ours, who made narrow escape from
being victimized out of his little savings
the proceeds of many an hour OF hard
work-by the failure OF banking insti-
tuition q few days since, asked US what
was the safest manner to invest it d? After
8 little thought, we advised him to in
vest it in a non.forfeiting life insurance
policy; for we have long since been con-
WINGED of the truthfulness of that remark
Of DeMorgan's: "There is nothing in the
commercial world which approaches.
even remotely, to the security OF q we'll
established and pruiently managed life
Insurance company" It Is an historical
fact that life insurance companies thrive
on the ruins OF other financial concerns,
for by the mishaps Of 9th ers, money is
Increased in value, and it Is in money
that these institutions deal. So, TO make
long story short, we advised him to
pay visit 70 Messrg. McMahon g. Otis,
No. AZ Madison street, the agents of the
ST. LOUIS MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY, and let them get him out a
nOn-fJrfeiting policy-Shich, being 8
wise man, he did.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

HOME DIsPEEsARY REPoRT.-During
the week ending Saturday noon, August
Sih, 1858, one hundred and six cases Of
the city poor were prescribed for and
medicines furnished the same free Of
charge. But one death occurred among
the NUMBER female (col.), aged four
teen years Died Of congestion.
WEI. NJ. WILSON, Physician in Ch'ge.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

ST.. PETERS this norm. ,asa;va osra-
scene of 8 touching and imp 'es'''e go esla,
mony, as we stated yesteIea.,, receivs
young ladies of st. Agnes WIZ ryioes
The habit of st. Dominic. Tine Sc ~.
bopin at ten o'clock, or balf an hour Oe-
foro the usual time OF higiI mass
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

THE allotted time of DR.. James stay
in Memphis having expired, be will in
future be addressed at his home Office, 81
and SO Randolph street, Chicago, and
postoffice address, box 1858 Chicago, III.
See advertisement in another column,
for rsrticulars.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

GRAND OPENING LUNCH at the Edo
RADIO Beer Hall on Monday at 10 O'Clock
am. The friends of something good at
the table, as well as at the bar, are re-
quested TO satisfy themselves of the came
at the EldorsdO. Come one, come all. to
10 Jefferson street, st any time. aus 2t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

CASH GROCERY HoUsE.-Page 4 Co.,
1s9 Poplar street, can sell their friends
the best and freshest family supplies 81
very small profits, for cash ontg. They
sell at 40 price for credit. They make
no exceptions. Gail, Nth The green
backs, snd get good bargains, With Tree
delivery,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

WRAPPING PAPER.-If you would
save your money, go to Brown & Dill
iard's, Sole Agents, PA Front street, and
examine their stock. They have al
grades Of the finest article Wrapping
Paper, and are selling below Cincinnati
prices. jy291m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

NATION WANTED of William 0.
INFO carpenter by trade. Came to
Monroe, Ne three months since from
memphis sol Information left at police
headquarters viii ,sry onTions to fiod
nv his son, who is ely "--A'0D' - '-'N'
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RoberIson,s COmmertial CON &c,


TO THE PUBLIC.-s.H u. ROBERTSON, late
OF Leddm'E Commercial College, VIII, on IL Es-
DAY, september LIST, open College iOr Inc
special Instruction Of DOUBLE Entry LOOK
KEEPING, Conn ERnIAL CALCULATIONS. READ
ING, srELr ING, MRIrIHG, k1C- taIues ufslr-
Gus OF educating their seRB as above, viii md
81 10 their advantage 20 patronize him. Apply
At No. " Main street, upstairs. References
MessrE. StTatton, Goyer Co, A. Ssessel son
Hsaae, Levy q Co., n. Vol co, Su2 I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

ANOTHER MARAUDER GONE UP.-Mr.
Harris, one of the county patrol, csUght
> negro stealing corn and potatoes ia e
patch near the big trestie Of the Mlssis-
sippi and Tennessee R4ilroad, night be-
fore last. He halted him, but the darby
wouldn't halt worth q cent, but drew q
pistol on Mr.. Harris, upon which, Mr.. H,
drew bead on him, with a gun which
he was carrying, and dropped him. Mr..
Harris came into the city, and after an
examination Of the case, was fouad by
Col. Beaumont only to have done bis
duty. The innate propensity OF Grant
voters in this region to steal, and get
caught ia the act, is causing an alarming
decrease in their number.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

A MAD DOG was not killed yesterday,
but We saw eur in a predieamer, that
would have warranted him in getting
mad. Some wretch had tied an old tin
coffee pot to his tail, and he was making
lightning tine up Gayoso street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

PAsCHALL HOUSE DBAwING.-Certifi-
Gates in this grand drawing can be had
in Memphis OF Mr.. f. s. Plummer, w.
II. Passmore & Co, 260 Second street,
end at Geo. Pattison & Co.'s bookstore,
S17} Main street. Circulars containing
fun particulars furnished on application
to either of the shove parties. jy28 3tswtf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09
CITY MATTERS
DISTRICT CONVENTION.

The meeting of delegates to select
Congressman and Electors for the Eighth
District of Tennessee, will be held al
Brownsville on the 10Th of August.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

A STRIKING Likeness If any OF
our readers are DESTROYS of obtaining a
first class photograph. of themselves or
any OF their family, we would advise
them to call on that promising young
artist, Mr.. Ed. Craven, at his gallery,
over Clsrk's jewelry store, corner OF
Main and Madison streets. Mr.. Craven
takes pictures in any style, splendid
array of his productions being on exhi-
bition at his studio, that would well re,
pay visit to any lover of the beanafA Al
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

BOOTS,SH0ES & HATS
S29 Main st., Memphis, Tenn.

xGyE arc now receiving our Fall Stock, and
w have a arRs and vel assorted stock Of
SEASONABLE GOODS, 20 which We Invite the
4't aSs u me- -'''' TERRY MITCHELL
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

WE call attention of parents to Mr..
Wards first-elass Seminary for Young
Ladies' ct Nashville, which, in addition
to its former advantages, now controls
the complete spparaEus of the University
of Nashville aDS Al
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09
MEMPHIS, Tenn, July %, 1868.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July %, 1865.
Messrs. W. B. Wigs & Co.:
Gentlemen For several years L was
troubled more or less with Piles for
which complaint was treated by the
best physicians to no purpose indeed, 1
gradually became worse, until at last l
began to despair Of relief from any
source. While in this condition 1 was
recommended to try your Buckeye Saive.
Making up my mind to try it, 1 am now
happy to say that 1t had the desired
effect, as am now well and hearty, for
which am indebted to your wonderful
remedy. Yours, truly,
+. l.. WARNER.
Upon receipt Of 81 90 bottle Of this
Salve will be mailed, free of postage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

THE wEATHER was a mixture OF cloud
and sunshine yesterday. Just enough
rain to keep down the dust and make 81
evening promenade delightful.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-09

THE FISH 10 Blacklist lake seem to be
inexhsustible. a party OF four came
back yesterday from two days fish in
= waters, with overtwO hundred pounds
IL Nsh