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THE APPEAL Job Office is now pre-
pared to do everything in the way of job
work, from the most delicate visiting
card to a mammoth poster, with neat
ness and dispatch, at the most moderate
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$1,000
sixMore Prizes,

Consisting OF Ens Brick Rssitences Ia the
city Of St Louis Missouri. Situated NCs Is
South Eight street, - south EiEhI street. Il
Morgan street. lsI2 Morgan street II and III
ChCutesu avenue.
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STOCKHOIDERS.


Allison Bros, W. N. Earring W. H Andrews
j. II, FargasOn, ton. NJ A. Allen
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A. Ratchet, DeSOtO Bank, J. p. Elll & Co.,
BILLIARD. P1nson J. N. Hi, h Dew,
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&c. Hoist & Co, g. q. Dunscomb, II. b. Howell,
Edmonds, Pet Howell, Wood h. a. Partse,
tlgreW q Co, Co, J. p. Hoffman,
Wy. {. Humes, Partee q Har- ]. T. PeytOn,
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w. q. katney, c. Kortreeht, I. p. Read,
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ATTENTION, SIR KNIGHTS. - The
officers and members Of Cyrene Com
mandery No. t, of Knights Templar,
will meet at their Asylum Wednesday
morning, June 24lb, to act as an escort
to the Masonic celebration on that day.
Every Sir Knight will appear in .fl3l
regdija dress, and mounted en-
black horses. Sir Knights can procure
horses by calling on K. Van Brocklin,
Madison street, between Main and
Second, after ~ M. to-day. Any Sir
Knight not having the required regalia
can procure it by calling on the Sentinel
at the Asylum. Visiting Sir Knights are
fratsrnaHy invited to meet and partiei-
pate with Us.
By order of
JOHN ZENT, Z. Commander.
II. ]. WIGGIN, Rec. Secy. je23 It
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CHANCEEY COURT I'm. IL. Smith,
Chaaeellor.-The causes set for hearing
today are e. f9liows:
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Cotton Press.
Brooks Portable Revolving screw Pres.

Brooks Portable Revolving screw Press
INVENTED by Southern Soldier of Geor
l. gia, and patented in 1865, is now offered for
sale by the undersigned, who have the sole
right TO sell in shelby and Fayette counties.
Is warran ted TO stand and work well. IL can
De worked with less power, saving time and
wood material II is made principally of iron,
and will last much longer than the ordinary
wood pre- sSes, and is practically the press for
the times. PRICES MODERATE. These presses
can be seen either at NORRIS, LEA 4 COR,
Memphis, Walkers station or Macon Fayette
county, Tennessee.
For particulars apply to GEO W. MORRIS,
Walkers Station, or J, Z. EDENTON, Macon,
Tenn. jyl w2m@
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Business, Visiting and Wedding Cards
q riHted At the Lowest Prices at the APP
peal Job onicS.
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100 Prizes

In Fine Sewing Machines. Of various FafeFns
ranging in prices from SO t. Slsl, Of TIE best
manu- facture, and
VALUED AT-.....--......-........- $1,000
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Drur~isfs OF Memphis aRd sarrOandlng
County,

Assuring you that we CAN and WILL make
n to your Interest to cooperate with as in this
neyg enterprise, BY assisting US to build up aud
sustain an EXCLUSIVE WHOL1EsSA LIE DRUG
HOUSE, such IS never has existed heretofore
in this city. With avieW 70 which, We engaged
in this enterprise some months since, bat Ow-
ing to the dull season, and general sJagnatiOn
OF business. with an almost entire suspen sion
Of currency. we felt com PEELED 10 continue the
ret all a. well a. who esale, the same as other
drug houses Of the city, uutil Up to the present,
but have now entireiy dropped the retail and
prescription business to that Of an EXCLU-I
SIVE WHOLESALE AND J0BBING TRADE,
with a determination, that with the strtctest
attention 70 the wants Of our customers, the
closest application and prom ptitude in filing
orders, ana st the very smallest margin OF
prodt above original cost, IN unbroken pack
ages from manufacturers, i'm porters and first
hand dealers, we will surnount every obstac3
that may be thrown In the way or MAXIM
this new enterprise IN Memphis SUCCESS.
Druggists, Fnysieians and Planters will
please address ali orders, either directly Tor
through their com mission Iaerchaptsi. 70
y. b. WATSON a 90.
jaf9 No. as Main street. n ennphis.
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TwENrY-THIRD DAY-Iussdag.-S

TwENTY-THIRD DAY-ZNesday.-Sun
rises Sol; sets 1888.
Sdints.-Nstivity Of st. John the Bap-
tist,s martyrs of Rome under Nero, lei
century. st. Bartholomew Of DUnelm-
BOrn.-John Churchill, duke of Mall
borough, 1860, pevOnshire; Josephine,
Empress of the French, 1893, Martin
ique; Gen. Hoche, l768, Montreuil; Rear
Admiral Sir John Ross, Arctic navigator,
17T7.
Died.-John Hsmpden, patriot, 1913,
Thame; Nichols Harrison, historian,
1720.
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VALUED AT
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FOUND.-A sum of money in the
Humboldt Hotel, Humboldt. Inquire
of Rev. D. A. O'Brien, st. Peters
Church, Memphis. ie23 st
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DIR. BUSHELS
Private Medical Dispensary,
EstablIshea I'm 1ss0.
AND TIE ONLY RELIABLE PLACE FOR
THE CURE OF
PRIVATE DISEASES
Vac Most suceessful Phvaioian


nR. RUSSELL, Nos 40 and AZ NORTH
~ COURT street, north side of Court Square.
Memphis, Tenn, Is acknowledged by all par
ties interested as BY far
The Most Successful Physician
In the treatment Of Private or Secret Diseases.
Quick, thorough and permanent cures guaran-
teed in every case, male or female. Recent
cases OF GONORRAEA and SYPHTLsIS cured
in q few days without the use Of Mercury,
change OF diet, or h1n6rance from business.
SECONDARY SYPHILIS; the last Vasti9e
arad1cated without the use OF Mercury. In
voluntary loss of semen stopped in short
time. Sufferers from Impotency or Loss OF
Sexual Power restored 70 hes vigor In few
weeks. elect or Gonorrkea of loLg standing,
W-aen all internal remedies have failed, per-
nlanently and speedily cured by new treat
ment. Victims OF SELF-ABUSEan aud excessive
Venery, suffering from SPERMATORRHEA
and loss of physical and mental power, speed
iy and permanently cured.
: n3- All combinations strictly CONFIDENTIAL
Chronic Rheumatism, Neuralgia, 4Sut, Pa
ralysis, Deafness, etc, treated By the aid o.
Electro Magnetic Battery.
For sale, RUSSELLs VENEREAL PRE-
0aics hours nom ana. to pm. and frora
2to pm ap4
Taken UP-LARGE CHESTNUT soRREL
l HORSE, branded with letter II on right fore
shoulder, and blaze faces white right hind foot
The owner can obtain same b. proving prop
~ ~A'1 7pp's STEPHEN srEEL.
les ave- At Capt TohiaE Cotton Shed,
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DR. RUSSELL, Nos. 40 and AZ NORTH
IL COURT street, north side of Court SQUARE.
VI Memphis, Tenn, Is acknowledged by all par
lies IA teFeRfad as nv far
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lssE C0URss.

FURNITURE SALE by w. H. PassmOre
& Co., e. 9! O'Clock this morning,
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sTbe festivals of the Saints are gene
rally celebrated on the anniversary Ul
their death, but an exception to this rule
holds in the case of John the Baptist.
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e. L. B. E.-What does it mean You
can prove that by US, for we have tried it.
mV26 II
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CHEAP PRINTING.

The APPEAL Job Office is daily turn
ing out all kinds of Mercantile Printing
at LOWER PRICES than it can be executed
elsewhere IN Memphis. Ali We ask is
an examination of prices and styles to
test the truth Of the above statement.
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From the st. L0nis Piano Mandatory. rang
ing in price from $50 10 $3.50 each. Samples
can be seen at Inc rooms OF the Company, cor
ner Of Fifth and Walnut streets, under the Pas
email House.
y = Urn - go 40,
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RIVER MATTERS.
HEATHER AND RrHERs.

ST. LOUIS, June 23.-The river lie fall
ing steadily at this point.
LOUISVILLE, June 23.-The weather is
clear and pleasant.
The river is falling, with seven feet
eight inches IN the canal.
PITTsBURG, June 23.-The weather is
clear and pleasant.
The river is rising, with four feet four
inches in the channel.
MEMPHIS, June 23.-The weather il
very pleasant, and cool for the season.
The river at this point is falling stead
lily.
The Arkansas has 40 inches to Little
Rock.
For latest news from the upper rivers
see above.
Steamer J. W. Groesbeck, New Orleans.
Indiana, "
Belle Lee, Louisville.
Departures
Steamer Groesbeck, Cincinnati.
Indiana, Louisville.
Belle Lee, New Orleans.
Commercial, White river.
NJ. HambletOn, St. FIR. river.
In Port.
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First Prize.

The PASCHALI. HOUSE, corner Fifth and
walnut streets, 81. Louis, No: Lot 81 feet front
BY II deep, has four stories, sixty fne rooms
also, I'VE iegant stores. These. together with
the Hotel, are bringing a rent Of slBGe0 per an
num- This magnificent house, with furniture
complete, Is
VALUED Ar. - 49,. 5000
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NOTICE.

Persons ordering Certificates BIZ mail can
send greenbacks TO the amount Of ten dollars
in registered letters. and postofacs or ether
drafts, payable TO our order, larger amounts,
al cur risk, with address OF town, county and
state carefully written.
Certificates may be had st the ofice Of the
Manager, I'D, Walnu5 street, and OF the follow
ing agents: Alex. Kelsey proprietor Of The
PaSch all House; John King. III North
Fourth street; Planters House Sa-
loon Boegher BROTHERS. Jewellers,
l06 South Fifth street, under the Southern HO-
tel; c. II. CasWell, Cigar Store, corner Fourth
and Walnut streets Torreyis Bookstore, 70
North Fourth street. opposite the Court House;
". H Tiiford, Photographic Goods. Il North
Fourth street b d. Adams, Southern Hotel
saloon; j. ii. Cook, News stand, Southern
Hotel; n. B. Syford, News Stand, st. Nichoiss
Hotel: G. B. White, Bookstore, 60 Washing
ton avenue.
NE An orders for Certificates and cemmuni-
cations should DO addressed to
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BOARDING.

noAt DING.-One or two gentlemen with
Is ,yfyes can Obtzin board at moderate rates.
fsne best ana HEALTHIEsr neighborhood IN
me city. None but those " no can give Nhe4-
eepfionable references need apply 10 Z, NJ,
care Appeal office. JelVu
ITO PLANTERS.-The highest market plice
will be paid for WHEAT by ~
ATWOOD * An DEhSOH,
2 Prem enade street,
ss9I Foot Of jefferson street.
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No person wiz be authorized to SET Certta-
Gates for the Association, or be rscOguized a.
an agent. unless holding q certificate to that
effect rom the Manager Of the Association.
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y. MeDAVTTT, II. z. COCHRAN,
y ". SMITH, ". 3 WALDRAN,
]. T. FARGASON, NAPOLEON HILL,
". A. GOODWIN, JOHN 7. sTRATTOE,
J. T. FRANK.
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wholesale Drug Emporium OF Memphis

A Leading " b Olesale Drug House OF our South
srn country and have now on hand, anc 10
which we are constantly adding. large sniP-
mems Of Fresh Drugs and Medicines rure
Liquors, Pa nts, oils, Dyes AID DE Ssuns'
ware. and q general assortment or aorOcers
Eundries which we now offer TO the trade az
such prices as viii defy com petition Of North
EN- houses and earnestly solicit tbs patronage
of the
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- azE4AA4AA1lA1E
ONE OF THE FOLLOWING BOATS OF
~ this Line, LEAVE MEMPHIS PROMPTLY
~ ERH MONDAY AND THU RSDAY EVEN
LNGS on the arrival OF Lhe trains viz:
al4ks ~ Bl81Edau, Master
". A. CALDWEL Z. L. Haines Master
Ohbhdo Reese Prttchard Mas ar
The Arkansas river nov being In good navi-
gable condition, these Boats viii rua through
70 FOHF SMITH thus avoiding delay 20 Pas-
se1gers and Freight.
THIS route offers superior Inducements to the
visitors Of the
Hot Springs of Arkansas,
As passengers taking staterooms at Memphis
make no change until they arrive at the wharf
In Little Rock. Arrangements have been made
70 have coaches in readiness to start for Hot
springs with passengers on this line at any
hour they may prefer, and Through Tickets to
be had on the Boats.
The Travelling Public and Shippers may rely
upon the prOmptness OF these Boats, and those
who desire to forward goods for reshipmsnt
on this Line, will ship direct toths . Memphis
and Arkansas River q. =. Mail Packet Com
pany," at Memphis.
JOHN u. ADAMS, Superintepdeut.
JAMES 7. BOURNE 4 Co, Agents.,
nl6Zi ~ 30. Y Jefferson street.
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IT is with pleasure we announce 70 the Drug
| gists, Physicians and Planters Of Tennessee,
Mississippi and Arkansas, and throughout the
South ern States generally. that we are now
making such changes in our house, and have
effected arrangements with manufacturing
houses and first hand deasers and i'm porters
in the East, as well as with foreign marke6ss 50
as to enable Us to make the
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Omce-NO. 10 Madison St,


MEMPHIS, TENNESSEE
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III. Is. GUION

RoYsTER, IRRELEVANT & co.
nFAL ESTATE BROKERS AND AUCTION
* esr- 276 Second street. Attends eNelu-
s1,-alv 10 Renting and Leasing HuiEses ana
T.ats ColIecting Of Rents, Paying Take, kneot-
fny Insurance, etc etc. Hss now Tor rent
seSeraI very dssi able Resideneef, nom q coz
49, III aim st a palace. Also, several Bus ness
Houses Offiees, Rooms etc. yezl IN
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-24
Plymouth Democrat.
THE NATIONAL BANKS.
THURSDAY, SEP. q, 1868.

THE Va TIONAL BANKS.
The radical party is virtually pledged
to sustain the Infamous swindle called the
" national banking system" Now what
interest have the people in this matter +?
Simply this: Congress legislated all
banks out of existence and established the
national banking system on this principle,
briefly stated: The capitalists deposit
with the government $50 millions of
bonds, and receive in turn the right to
issue 500 millions of national baLk notes;
these notes are put out and used as the
currency of the country, and the govern
ment pays the deposition his six per cent.
in gold on the bonds he deposits, and he
keeps the notes loaned at 10 and II per
cent. and receives an exemption from tax
alton on his bonds worth at least two per
cent. more, making his money worth to
him in a legal money over twenty per
cent. and the government pays him $751;
000, 900 in gold annually, when it should
not pay one cent, for if the national bank
ing system were abolished, treasury notes
or grcenbacks would would take the place
of the national bank notes, be just as good,
and even better, and give the government
the benefit Of the circulation which the
banker makes worth twelve per cent TO
him, and which would be worth six per
cent. IN gold to the government, as with
the circulation it could redeem interest
bearing bonds.
Now where is the benefit to the people
except the bondholder? Where is there
one dollar of this SIS 100000 annually
thrown away that ever accrues to the ben
eft of the poor man? Why should the
system not be abolished ? If there is no
reason why it should not, it is your duty
kind reader, to vote for its abolition by
voting the democratic ticket this fall for
with democratic lawmakers the system
will not live an hour.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-24
THE bottom OFT.

BY a reference to the Republican of last
week it seems that the bottom is out " Of
something. and we are of the opinion that
for once that Journal is right Two weeks
ago the RePu5!'doa printed brief table
howiug the receipts of St. 10. county to
have been Sl0,0 less than the receipts
OF Marshall county for the year 1857. aal
in the same article offered to bet 81. 000
that the figures of their table approxima-
ted the truth. In response a couple OF
gentlemen called at that Office and offered
to accept the proposed bet, and further
more made several other propositions, one
of which was to bet 900 that for the
year 1867 the receipts of st. 10. county
were more than 1000 greoter than the
receip Of Marshall county for said year,
thus certainly giving margin enough fer
the RrpallicoD's word appre r'maie
Nevertheless all the propositions were re-
jected, aui tho RepuLlican man feels rath-
er too nsoro{ 80 tet, and winds mp his arti-
Gle with another proposition to bet from
$4,000 to $4,000, which proposition We
viii accept K he will make it 4 little more
definite, and rot require quite SO much
scope for approximating the truth
Immediately on the refusal OF the RepaJEi-
can to back up Its own offer or accept the
other offers made, which were very liber.
eral, we came to the conclusion that the
g. bottom was out ~ Of something. And
then after John f.. Westcrvelt even had
not the cheek to repeat again his lies Oh
the subject, but tried merely to cquivo-
cate and dodge, and Amasa John
son couldn't figure out how "then
fggers was made" AID two or three " but
ton-holers who in fest our streets and an
noy their fellow men, gave little atten
tion to their own business, We felt perfect
ly sure we kneU the "botiom really Was
out" of something. We are still of tina
opinion.
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rounds of applause which arose from the
vast crowds who heard them, gave assur-
apce that the speakers had appreclative
audiences. These gentlemen are doing q
good work, wherever they go. They are
sound in doctrine, and shun not to declare
the whole truth. We commend them to
the democracy everywhere, as being
speakers Of whom they will have no cause
to be ashamed.
The evening meeting was the largest
ever held in the place, aud the most entbu-
siastic which has assembled in Plymouth
for years The White Boys in Blue were
out with their lamps, besides great con-
course of people from town and country.
The day WAS notably free from the
drunken brolls and disturbances of the
peace which have characterized the meet
ings of the radicals and especially the "bs
time" which they had the day Jap. Pack
ard spoke in this place, although there
were not half the number in attendance
that were here on yesterday.
Having shown what can be accomplish
If we only 'rW, let the democracy on
similar occasions in the future, not only
maintain the prestige they have establish
ed, but add to the aurels already won.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-24

month, and all went merry with these hon
est gentlemen as "bride to her hash"
But on that day Dir. Cushmar, our county
clerk, offered through the columns of this
paper a reward of four hundred dollars
for the proof Of their assertions by the
records, and proposed to leave it to COM
mittee of republicans to decide. 4 bomb
shell could not have created more conster-
nation in the radical camp than did this
paip, fair proposition. Caught in their
own trap, they have ever since been dodg-
ing here and there seeking for some loop
hole through which to escape and avoid
meeting the issue they had themselves so
foolishly made. The records, which can
not lie, have proved them to be liars
Tine records are the stone wall against
which in running their heads they dashed
out their brains. Dogs caught in the act
Of killing sheep have never appeared more
sueaking than these would be representa-
tives when they are compelled to meet hon
est men. They are now whining around
the county about the manner in which
they have been abused. { Starting out as
the protested champions Of the " dear peo-
PIES" rights they nave suddenly cast of
the lions skin, thrown up the spo0ge,
plead the baby act, and cried out for mer-
cy. We really pity them in their present
disgrace, and for their own credit could
wish they might succeed in finding some
hole wherein to hide We. VIII, out OF
compassion for them, add this advice
Cease, gentlemen, to misrepreselt and lie
about your opponents. Come out and
conduct this campaign like honorable men
relying solely upon the merits Of your
cause, so that when you are defeated as
you most certainly will be, you can retire
to the shades OF Salt river carrying with
you the esteem of your fellow citizens.
The Plymouth weekly Democrat. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1860-1869, 1868-09-24

Voters of Marshall county, when you
90 to the polls on the thirteenth day of
next October, there to cast your ballot
remember that the republican party, who
are again before the people asking their
support, has proved to be the most corrupt
and extravagant party that ever admins
tered the powers of any government since
the creation Of civil government among
men. TIE worst days Of the Roman en-
pire, when the legions were bought and
sold, and the people paid the tribute mon
ely, bears no comparison to the corruption
and pronigacy of radicalism during the
past eight years. The fourth part of their
. wickedness is not yet brought to light. yet
enough is already known to curse their
memory to the remotest period of time.
When the democracy and honest conserv-
alive men of the country succeed in hsrl.
ing them from power and replace with
honest men the positions they now fill,
there vii be such record OF deep, dam
ming villa my exposed as will make man
kind start back aghast with horror and
establishment at the sight. For the year
1865 the republicans had two thirds ma
jority in the New York legislature, and
the eruption Of the session that year was
so great that the republican newspapers
we're obliged to denounce them The
Now York Tribune spoke Of that legisla-
ture as follows:
We are assured by those who had means