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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

A MEMPHIAE ABRoAD.-Our friend,
Jno. Donovan, is OF on a voyage Of dis
coveTy In the benigbted regions of the North
west He attended 8 Democratic meeting at
81 Louis on Monday night, and gave them
SONS Light as to the beauties OF Rsdical gov
eminent as Illustrated here, Of which, up that
way. they are all in the dark. The following
h an abstract Of his remarks as given by the
81, Louis TINES OF Tuesday Il felt that
every true Missourisn -sympathized with Ten
nes.ee in her condition. They had heard It
rumorsd that the Congressional ticket mad
besrs withdraw IA Tennessee. He was happy
To assure them that this was not the fact, but
that the Democracy were determined 20 make
a vigorous campaign, and unless Browniow
foreed q revolution upon them and declared
martial law, Tennessee would give 3 heavy
majority for Seymour and Blair, loud chsers
Even the negroes were turning over en- mssse
TO the Democracy, and in Memphis alone there
were eight negro seymour and Blair clubs-an
working for the success Of the ticket. BE then
referred in asttering terms to Capt. Dan Able,
one OF the most Q democrats in the city,
aud eloaed amid ="
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WILLARD HOTEL, September 8. lS8S.
ACARD.

MEsPHIs, TENN, Sept. 7, lseS.
To the Stockholders OF the Memphis and Little
Rock Railroad:
Desiring to lay before you the ANN In
which the present Superintendent Of the Mem
pnis and Little Rock Railroad disciimtnALes
against freight and passengers. 1 submit the
following facts: He carries freight for the
Memphis and White River Packet Company
from. Devalls Bluff TO Little Il Jck at from PIC
70 5hc per 100 pounds, and passengers ~ 81 20.
Freight carried by the steamer Dzs Arc must
pay soc per 100 poonds, aud passengers IS 90.
The steamer Des Are Is emphstieslly q Mem
phiS boat Her owners are also stockholders in
the Memphis and Little Rock Railroad. and
pay taxes on her bonds There can be no le-
ultimate reason why they should not have
equal night over the road with those who come
TO stay only Is long as they can make money.
IN Justice 70 them, We call on you TO compel
the present superintendent to give them an
eduaIt howipg over the road, or 70 appoint one
that will. 5roCKHoLDER.
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AGRICULTURAL
Revival of the Shelby County
Agricultural society.
List of Subscribers TO Date.

In times gone By, when Memphis was under
the control OF her best element, there was an
agricultural society among her permanent In
stitutions, in aid Of which was every year en-
listed the sympathies and help Of the women
and men VINO then gave tone and character to
her white circles. Some of t~hese-manY, in
deed OF this beat workers In this particular in
t~erest-have passed to their nnal rest. In the
midst OF war, Of political prosecutions, hates
and malevolence, the labsrs OF thess and oftne
agricultural society we're we1-nIxh lost sight
o-indeed, would have passed away in
To utter oblivion, were II not Tor
a half dozen OF old time FOLKS who,
having kept their minds TO some extent dwell
ing In peasant memories and Things practical,
resoived on q revival Of an INSTITUTION. thar
during It's existence was TO shelby county hot
only an Agricultural Society but "a Meehsnics'
Institute, where al VINO originated new things,
OF manufactured nom cid patterns, weTo wont
TO come 70 compete for the well done" OF
their Aamiring TelIow-ciuzsns. With these
old-lime loISs, to resolve was TO do. The re-
suit ma be seen In the Subscription list APP
psnaed, embracing many hOnored names
lanes lh.I viii recall 10 cirizens, OF ten years
back, the times and hopes " oeIore the war"
and thaS speak encoui agement 70 tie pro-
Iaoters OF the revival We heartily 70
our eIIizans. Whas mau or woman lltat Ieeis
a spark OF The Old-tlme pride In Mem
plls Will refuse 10 supsCEADo uVc uJ1AEs
anu maze themselves msmUers OF this Society.
Suppose eVeiy Laan who - aote, no mater
~ mat he Is, no matter his profession or calling,
for all are intergsIedl subscribes i've dollars, r
De paid IL october; WnsG q fund there viii be
20 commence the operations OF q society that
Axe mat OF 81. Louis, may serve the double
purpose OF revalding the deserving AID attract
1ug thousands TO our beautiful c.ty, who other
Wise wooId never visit Us. WhaleVer ads TO
me attracttveness OF our city, tends 10 build IL
up. IL has taken years ana patient labor to
make Memphis what she IL. WHAT q POtent
spsL-s magic in united effort! LStu ali unit
IN L. Is enterprise. Whatever benefits grow oUJ
OF it, an, even tAs poorest, M0ss Hsanze
. share. Promptly, then, Without furIher
soucltatIon, lei all our Peopie come up and LAY
-usir offerings on tie AiLar VI e~nergy-Gh.t al
Lar sane .iA-d 0efOEe g0Gd was knCwu or oapi-
al nau conlroI OF the world Lst Us all enuss
tor the Agricultural SOciety, make IL a success,
ana Inau-uIate az era OF latin IN ourselves,
and -couhdence IN our destiny 10 build u great
crIy. Here II the -subscIpuon list. 60 anu 90
as these nave and give your mlte:
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

ABLACK C~AGLLosTRo has turned up in
South Memphis and has evsrlastingly been
stalking into the affections ard pockets of the
cclored population, |" thimble rigging it with
their qusrseEs and halves in q style worthy OF
the immortal Alexandra. He styled himself
Dr. Fields, and dressed in fine linen and purple
array, creating an awful hUtter among the
Gusky bellies OF Fort Pickering. he had thing
all ITS own way for some Tins, bat some Gays
ago JuLa Angelina Stevens, whose affections
he had Iuthlessly won and thrown away, be-
gan to suspect him Of being not quite all that
he represented. He had taken a Iocket ana
chain from Julia TO have repaired, and after
many days, 10 they didn't come home again,
and the more that Julia tried to learn where
they were, the more she could not and oat
anything about them. at last she saw them
on the neck OF another dam eel, and to add in
suit to injury, Dr. Fields was walking arm in
arm with the veaFer Of the missing Iswelry.
In the Language OF the classics, |" all the fat was
in the fire." L me git at him Z" shrieked
tina gentle julia, and breaking FOR hina, brought
up against a policeman, who asked her what
was the matter. "DaLhsi dat iocketl dem
chain GRAB AMI" So the doctor was ar
rested, and on besrg & brought before Squire
Griffith Yesterday, turned out TO tie a we'll
known thief whose alias was Martin Perry,
He was sent up In default OF $780, A5--5t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

By the original pa, we believe, II was sng'
gastsd that the premiums offered should be
SIyen by the Agricultural Society bEt We have
= suggestion to make, which We know VIII meet
Win the approb alton o. all classes OF our COM
munity. Instead Of draining the TREASURY OF
The society, which Is yet SC youthful, we pro-
pose that the prizes should be appropriated
among the people. Let the Chamber of Gem
msrce offer g reEArd-Ssy of a thousand dol
1ars-tor the BEST ave bales of cotton
another, Of five hundred dollars for the
hest leaf tobacco; another for the best
aour. etc. The farmers and merchants, as
iadf,ifuals should make up a purse for the
best STOCK, and plantation wares, and the man
unactursrs, mechanics and citizens generally
for mechsnicsa invention and improvements,
agricultural implements, furniture, wagons,
etc. IN order that the ladies may share IN the
burthen as well as the pleasures, We propose
that they shall offer a prizs for Horticulture
horticulture, and the ace domestic arts.
Meanwhile the good work OF gathering funas
will continue, and books win be opened al the
ofics OF Gessrs NJ d. L. Stewart, the Clerk OF
the Circuit Court lin the County court House
entrance or Union strsetb ROyster, TrezeFant'
4 Co.'S. corner Of Jefferson aud Main, and at
the Bank Of MessTs. Murphy & Cash, corner oil
Main and Msdison streets. We hope our peo-
pie will continue to respond with The hbershty
With which they have commenced.
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TIE GRANp CoNcERr Of the

THE GRAND CONCERT of the season
Genes OF this evening At the New Msmphis
Thsater, and, a. every one knows, given com
plimentayt to the protegs 81 the Memphis pub
hc-Miss Nora Bradford. SO much has been
said, and SO wen said, by The press OF the city
on this subject, that IL seems Ike a work OF
supererogation again 70 refer 10 It, except to
show our readers that we ara as keenly alive to
the event Re we hope they are. A few reserved
.Sats are S III Tor "a e at Br. Kstzenbaen's, NC.
~ Main street, and can be secured by an early
.,,t. alton.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

The BOAT LAUNCH To-day, y I'VE
O'Clock, pm precisely, At the foot OF Mo-
street, the DeSoJo Boat Clno, In full uniform,
viii launch their new boat. All citizens are
invited TO attend on the O~CcastOn-lsdies In par
ticulsr. A special invitation = rendered TO all
boat clubs a d members o. the presE, TO be pres
ent TO witness the launching OF the dst regu-
lar row-bOat ever built in Memphis.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

"DEMIREPs. We notice nj cOtem-
porsries use this word, OF rather sbbreSistion,
whenever they have occasion to speak Of any
low female character. The real meaning Of the
word is a female who is hGJ respectabls-deatt-
repulaJls-a member Of that peculiar class that
are neither altogether taboOed from society, or
OF the demi-H0nds. Hence, applied Is our CO
temporaries apply Il, T. quite incorrect.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

ADYERTIsIEG.-There are some houses
who, by q long practice and by an inherent
knowledge OF what IL what know 80 well
how 70 advertise their goods and wares, and 70
bring themselves INTO prominence, IS 70 make
&c a very difaeaIt matter for q local, even
though ne wishes 20 put ia a good word for
them, 70 do 30 with any grace. Such adveF-
ttsers are few and far between here in Memphis.
but we have q few OF them. and among them
is that sterling house OF A. SEEssEL 4 Co the
Oldest dry goOds house In Memphis. More
orominent than any notice OF Gun could be,
IN Nr Advertisement stu, however, demands
that courtesy at our hands, and We eheeIfuDy
accord Ito them, taking pleasure in adding
onr n~NOendatiOn 10 the announcements
made by bSm They have on hand and are
6aflv receiyinc pae Of the largest stocks OF dry
goods clothing. boots and shoes, hats, caps
&C. in the southwest These goods they offer
~ wholesale anc retsl, at prices defying COM
petition, snd we are sure tnat oar Trends can
10. 40 betfer. o., Fubserve theirinterests m any
wiser manner. thsn ~ calling upon them be-
tore purchasing sissEheSS'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

A HORRIBLE ACCIDENT occurred yes
terday afternoon on Union street, between
Main and second, BY which an ne
gro was probably fatally injured. As a cart,
loaded with dirt, wss coming out OF COstelo's
old stables, the driver, a negro, fell from bis
seat and The wheel passed overhis body, crush
ing him In q most awful manner. Several
hours after the occurrence, though still alive,
he was unable to speak and give his name.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

P,-GAsoN & CLAY.-In another col
:. fsh the card OF This nrm, success
- - - - bic hocss OF Fargasnni Cor
- = - a. co-,-v friends should send
her Cotton and tob.cco to this house. They
make quick returns anu adNSnce on oonssn-
meDts OF cotton, tobacco 40 produce SI'e
them 4 call.
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1.Old- Reliable" zemRhls and white
river US. Mail Packet Company,
Tri-WeekIy Line.
- - -

AL~ N HzZN
rTyHE splendid side-wheel stsamersCOMNE3.
CfAL. LBEhTY, Mo- Z, and MAYkLONEE
win form a Tri- Weekly Line betveaa MemPhts
and white River, leaving Memphis every Tues
day. Thursday and Saturday, ats O'Clock PM
cenuectiuz az DevaH's Blur with trains OF the
IitLle Rock. Railroad for Elle Aoek, hot
SDrugr and all points In Return
will leave Devalps. Bluh every Monday,
Wednesday and Saturday on arrival Of the
ComnercfaI capt. John Edson, leaves Mem
phIs Thursday, ats o'clock Pm: Lbsrty, No.2.
Capt. James Rice, Tuesday, at 5 O'Clock p-H..
Msyhower, Capt VIM. ]. ASHFORD. Saturday S
O'Clock D m. c. O. d. bills VIII b taken for re-
sponsiDle parties by the line As heretofore,
without anv charge being made for collection.
The steamer f. W. Brook will run in con-
necsfon with this line fom Jackeo1 uort 70 P0-
cahcntas on Black Rive, making Ssmt-Week.
~ trips
ThankfuI for the Hbersl patronage bestowed
upon "a during the past three years, We hupe
BY strict attention 70 business, 70 merit 3 eon-
tfnuance Of the same In the mture.
JOHN p. DAVIS,
Sup't M. and ". r. Pckt- Co.
LEVY 4 SHARPE. Agents.
aps0 II Nc. 40 fTuat Row,
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~ Fnrvnrdinr - Cnmmissinn hn,

THE Forwarding and Commission BUSH
ness and cotton aud tobacco factorsge OF Messrs
Shame, Bell 4 Co., Is Etil being carried on by
their worthy successors, MessTs. shane Harris
6Co. No. "a Front street, where they are pre-
pared 10 make the most liberal advances on all
sorts Of c-onsignmsnis made them, and to FUR
nish their customers with bagging, rops. ties,
etc. A further continuance Of patronage is 20
licited.
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MORE COvrEMpT.
4 Justice of the Peace Commit
ted 20 jail.

Justice Hall, who was summoned as q Wit
ness in the Cosgroye case and refused to at
Tend, was yesterday fined ten ola by Judge
Hunter for eonterupt OF Court. The Sheriff
was given orders tc collect the ERm, and pro-
eeeded to the iSqalre's ONCE TO do SO. On be-
ing asked to fork over, the squire pIumpIy re-
fused to do so, and the sheriff wss compelled
TO place him under arrest. With his usual
cleverness, Sheriff Curry offered the Squire all
the time he might want to pay the sum in, bat
the Squire informed him he would never
pay 1t, and the Sheriff had no alternative but
10 incarcerate him which he did with tins best
grace in the worIl. We suppose by the TINE
that the squire tries the bard whica the
county furnishes, for IA day or two, he will
think ten dollars a cheap price to get away
from IL. re. -r
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

To THE LADIEs.-We are sure that
those Of our lsdy friends who are beginning 10
think Of the crily EOrnings and evenings Of
autumn which are now 50 rapidly approach
ing, viii be delighted 70 learn that they need
not experience the delay Of sending away from
home 10 have themselves lifted with the most
EXQUISITE OF clcaks end nantes, cut and made
in the very latest styles. Messrs. b. Lowenstein
q Bros have, a. considerable troub2s and ex-
psuse, secured the services Of MadsMe Marie,
nom Paris, and who, for the psst three yeas
has mad the management OF the cutting In the
Cloak department OF the world-fsmed estsb-
rshment Of A Stewart a Co., IN New York.
Madame Mare arrived yesterday and entered
Immediately upon her duties. Aesrs. LoWen-
stein would also announce that they have 3
complete stock OF cloak material, and beg the
ladies 20 call upon them and eSsmine tner
Atock.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

THE RIGHT MAN FoUND AT LAST.
We take ple asure in calling the attention Of
our Democratic friends desiiiog banners, fags,
transpafenoies snd.ali kn5s Of decorations FOR
the present campaign. and especially for the
next Saturday night grand procession, TO Mr..
". II. Arnold, one Of the most sklllful artists
IN the city, at No. PSI Second street, bet Esen
South Court aud Madison. esu in Tine,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

CONCERT AT SPRING DALE -Becolleet
the concert this evening. a. Spring Dale, given
by tn ladies, for the purpose o. aiding IN erect
ing q Methodist church The trsin Will leave
the Memphis AMI Ohio Rsiirosd depot at eight
O'Clock. Fsrs, round trip, twenty-five cents
Tickets 81 o..
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70 PLANTERs AND NTHERs.-The Id

AV4 LANIES aND V4Hhhos-IL paT-
tcular attention OF planters and others is
called to the csrdof Milan, Bowling & Co., 80
Front street, co;t3n and commission mer-
chants. Mr.. Bowling. OF this crm, we have
long known as a thorough and reliable business
msn, and OF Ar. Milan IL is only necessary to
say that be unites with the thoroushness OF the
merchant, the chively Of the soldier, having
served IN tins old 18th regiment as a lat lieuten-
ant We bespeak for this firm the attention Of
our friends.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08
FOB ST. FRANCIS RIVER.

Regular Tuesday st. Francis River Psckst-FoE
HalsRa Marisnna, Madison, WtttsburH
and AL Way IapdtnZS go
-NOLLIE EAMBLETON, T. e. Bowman Master
sam. &. Paine, Shell a Clark, Clerks.
Win leave kamphia EVERY x
TUESDAY, at S O'Clock p.E- zzE&4k
r. HkRNSTAD. Agent,
fs2Itf Star Wharfbost. foot Jefferson St.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08
MISCELLANEOUS.

sFwe have the largest stock Of Stationery
in the Southwest; Miscellaneous, School and
Medical Books. Also, q large assortment OF
Prayer. Hymn and Music Books for all de.
nominations. Al the late Novels, Foul
PIsy," by Chss. Resde; "Moonstone," by VIII
kts Collins Into the Light" and "simPli-
city and Fascination, I" "Pianchstte,' The
price,. sept I'm
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OF PHYsIC.

GAA1 TX Eh S1O
NATHAN Il SMITH, N. D., Professor Of Sur
gerry.
Chemistry and Pharmacy.
G. W. MILTENBERGER, NJ. D. Professor Of OBJ
~stetrics.
RICHARp MoSHERRY, NJ. D., Professor OF
Principles and Practice Of Medicine.
CHRIsroPHER JOHNSON, NJ. D., Professor OF
General, Descriptive aud Surgical Anatomy.
SAMUEL q. CHEW, NJ. D., Professor OF MSteria
Medica and Therapeutics. 1853
: FR DONALDSON, NJ. D., Professor OF PhySi-
olosy, Hygiene and General Pathology.
VIZ. T. HOWARD, NJ. D., Professor OF Diseases
OF. WoDen and Children
JAMES a.. BUTLEa, NJ. D.. Demonstration and
Ad,uncE 70 the Professor OF Anatomy.
The fees for the full course are $40. For Ma
trisuIation s.. Fer Practical Anatomy So
Tue University Hospital, Tor I~nfrInaryJ at
tached to the College, ranks amcng the AEst
Clinical Schrels IN the country. It affords a
Ereet variety in the forms Of disease aIyays
Under treatment, Surgical Operations, aud
Clinical Lectures on Srrgery, Practical Msdi-
cine and the Diseases OF Women and Children,
are constituent parts OF ths daily tnsiruction
given by the respective Professors Of this insti-
tuition. 81
students desiring TO perfect Themselves in
sDecinities can take courses of private instruc-
don rom Adjuncts attached TO the various
GEO. W. MILTENBERGER, NJ. D., Dean.
aopR At
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

RzThe regular Boats OF this Line viii begt,
70 run through from Arkansas River 10 Mem
til that time the steamer AToNA viii mn
between MemPhts and Napoleon, carrying tha
U p Malls Ok this Line, and connecting Al Ma
Poison with the stsame- OZARK fSr Pine
Bun, where q connsctton is made with the
steamer American for Little Rock. a. here
I9iors, making tive trips q week, leaving Mem
PMS and THURSDAYS al 8 pm
This Company also runE the stsausrs cOPT
sA1tH and VAN buren,, mona Little Rocx
Erelghts by this Line are net detained AZ snv
point, bat seat thro1gh 70 destination vfSho1t
Jas. T. BOURNE a CO., Azents-
ssp5 No. Il Je1s-so1 -
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a GARD.

NEW ORLEANS, August IL, 1888.
\ 8 Y MARSdUErZ co, OF
MI Memph.s are tae.o only ones for whom I
VII hereafter al up orders for that market.
They are authorized 70 sell my cigars to dealers
auSo I'm GEORGE ALcEs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

CRICKETERs, ATTRNTION!-Members
OF the 81 George and Cne.ses Cricket Clubs are
requested TO meet a. the once Of NOurse & Mat
thews, No. Is jefferson street. Thursday even
ing, st o'clock. TO perfect the arrangements
new pending 70 = consultation OF the Two
@1uhE
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gbs Kew York Life Insurance. Company

Feeling thankful for the liberal patronage
,rnien mas been here iofore bestowed on me oy
By my friends In Tennessee, Mississippi and
Arkensas, I respectfully ask g cOntinuance OF
the same.
have also associated with me In business
Mr.. I. c. CAsk1N formerly OF south Saronna,
n rentleman / cordially recommend TO ny
friends and patrons. =. D. MoCLuHE'
Hspe
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

New COTTON.-FargssOn & Clay re-
oeiyed yesterday per Express, from the plantA-
ton of. B.. Tslbert, Yallsbusha eOanty, Mis- .
a bale Of new cotton, c-asssd bright mIadln
which sold al 2e cents psr psuEd-
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CITY MATTERS.

THE NICHOLSON PAVEMENT, on Pop
lar street, will be finished to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

The CASE OF Henry Floyd was argued
Yesterday evening before squire Griffith. AT
= lsss hOu. IL va, not Cscldsd, but the Jesti-
mouy tsuded toward exonsraung the phi
sonar
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

COTTON FACTORAGE-J. (. Dowdy, an
uouuces that he continues the cotton lsctorage
and commission business a. No Z64 Front street.
LIBERIA advances maze on consignmentS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

The PRESIDENTS ISLAND robbers
were committed TO Jail yesterday, without ban,
by squire or1nth, 20 answer on the sth inst
before nm.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

AssAULr.-Mrs. Hsrmeli and daughter
"chsvsd NJ" Nrs. BsrbseEe and her daughter.
the case ives continued until to-dsy, By squire
CANA
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

A DECENT REsTAURATEURJ D VINO
understands his business, ana viii keep a res
rqsranL, can make money IN Memphis WIZ
not New OaIeaus OF Mobile furnish Vs ones
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

FELIX Cross, ESQ Of the Southern
Express, has IsIa Us under Obligations again tor
Southerp ana Eastern papers
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

: CoNFEorIoEERIEs.-Go to August Ber-
ton, corner OF Poplar and Fourth streets,
for good cakes, candles, and 9 No. l as
sortment t)f crackers for family use.
sep6-1w - s -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

THE Posr ssys that Frank Blair IS 8
What Ifhs is lsa't il a good deal
better 10 have q drunkRrd NIce-Presldent hsh
sdrunken Tagabond for President
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-08

CHARLIE WILLIAMS has charge OF the
barbecue a. Central Park on Thursday.
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Regular Memphis, white aad little Red
River ThuFsdey Paeket.
- DIES AFRO -

JOHN D. ELLIOTT, Master; CAD J. HANzs
and NAT GLASS, Clerks.
TIE steamer DES ARC having been put IN
thorough repair, Will enter the MEMPHIS
AND Kite RIVER TRADE permanently on
THURSDAY, the Sd day OF September. 1888,
leaving hemphls every ThurFday for all pCfnss
on WEtte anu Little Red MYERS, cor Meeting AZ
DevaH's Bluff with trains for Little hsck.
Leaves DsvslIs Blur for Memphis every Mon
day On arrival or train.
N~OTICE.-TOthe Merchandise Of AempnisEThe
steamer les ARC viii resume her trips in The
White River Trade on Thursd8y. the 90 day OF
September, 1855, and as I am satisfied that 1t Il
the wish OF hcin the planter and merchant that
the local packets receive and transport mer-
chsndiss On which there "a @. o. ID. charges.
and In view Of the fact that the refusal to trans
Port such freight has operated very much
against the trade OF Memphis, the steamer
DES ARC Il home packet, owned and con-.
trOlied In Memphtsl will. on resuming her tTfps,
reeeiys AL C-O.D freight, and collect free OF
charge.
ELLIOTT 4 MILLER, Agents,
JeTerson street, under Commercial Hotel.
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