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NO. 334-
FLORESTAN GAIENNIE
Us.
ULCER VICkNAIR

En- vertu dun writ de Gja, date du "a
Juliet 1863, 1T 4 moi adresse par l'Hono.
rable Cour du 4e District Judicinire de
Fiat DE- la Louisiana, dams ct ponr la pa
roisse St-Jean- Bsptiste, .s.-.
J'offrirai en- vente publique, ID Maison
de- Cour de cette paroisse, le -
SAMEDI, I NOVEMBRE. A. D., 1868,
all heures A. NJ,
les proprietfs ci-apre. dscrites, savoir;
I. Uu terrain sirna dams Ia parnisse St
Jean Baptiste, sur Ia rive gauche du Heuve
Mississippi, mesurant un arpent, plus ou
moins, de face au dit feuvr, sur einq ar
pents, plus ou moins, de prafondeur. d psrtir
du chemin public. borne du cote den haut
par Ia portion de- terre ciHpres d~uxieme'
ment dicrite, ct du cote ell bas par une
terre appartenant 4 Zfphyrin Clement.
2. I'm terrain situe dams ls paroisse st.
jean. .Bsptiste, sur Ia rive Ea;;,,ie au Genve
MISSISSIPPI, mesurant IN srpent, plus ou
m0ins, de face NJ dit h-uve. sur .pne pro-
fondeur de cinq arpents. 1 partir de Ia
base de In levee. b,'ru9 du cote den hant
par une piece de terre sppartend "a Mat
thias Cambre. ct du cote den bus par le
terrain ci,dessus pr~miar~,n~nt decrit avec
toutes les Litiss~s ct smclioruiins qui s'y
trouvent ct en- dependent, ct ads.i t'us les
droits ct privilege qui y appartirnnent:
Saisies dams l'sffaire cidessus iptitulee.
CONDITIONS: q"
Compliant, en- billets du tresor des
...... Etats .Unis. .f.
Paroisse StJean Bspkste, le 26 septem'
bre 1868. ~ aRs a aH -.
at.# as.. e.... ALPHoNsE oUBRE,
Fl ... .|- Hr .#.. shsr rif
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Rouges lis sont des obstacles ct barrent
le chemin qui va relier Atantique au
Pacifqne. Leur requisitoire ete dresse,
leur sentence q eie prononcee, sentence
capitaIe don't Pexecution est confee d
Sherman. rAttila de la Georgie. Et VOLTA
comment le peuple americain aura tue
par le fer ct par lie poison Ia premiere
race de couleur avec laquelle il ait Etc en-
contact. "@' ". Ha... #-.
Gardens Ia race noire pour Ia fin, pour
le bouquet. ct examinons les actes ct les
projects des Yankees sur Ia race jaune Les
Chinois emigrent en- assez grand nombre
en- California, attires par lie fauve eclat de
For loin des ruches encombrees de leur
migrate patrie. Mais ils ne constituent aux
Etats Unis qn'une institution de tolerance,
une population meprisee, proscrite, vouee
aux labeurs penbles ct affects. Injurie ct
battu. jean Chinois invoque vainement
les lois ct les tribunaux, il nest point de
droits qu'un blanc soft tenu de respecter
en- lui. Encore moins pense-t on lui con.
ferer les privileges politiques prodigues
aux affranchis africans. Aussi ces mnlheu.
reux ne veulent-ils pas laisser leurs os au
sol qu'ils foniIlent pour y chercher les
meuues parcelles du precieux metal. dams
les placers abandonn6s par les bIancs, ct
chaque aimee des navires remportent vers
le Celeste Empire Ia depouille mor,.lle de
ceux de ses enfants qui ont succomb6 en-
Amerique. Eh bien, le peuple AMERICAN
q faire une proie, reve une base servile
days le vieux royaume eudormi. Il s'est dit
que Emancipation des noirs faisant une
lacune dams le travail ct dams 10 produc.
lion du pays, one Ia revolution syant re-
l6gue fUnion federale ! l'srriere-p plan sur
les mers que sillonnaient ses vaisseaux ct
sur les marches oG son cotton etait roi, Il
failait de toute n9ccssite decouvrir un sub.
stitut, IN remplacant au noir delivre ct
pourvu de son congo en- bonne forme, ct
il a choisi CONNIE diplomatic Anson Bur
lingnme. un fills legitime de l'Etat qui q
donne le jour D Butler ct d Banks. Bur.
lingamc secoue le dormeur chinois der.
riere Ia haute ct <paisse muraiIlc qui pro-
tegrait son lourd somreil contre les bruits
importuns de 10 civilisation moderne I;
pour mieux reussir dams ce but don't lac
complissement commence par Ia douceur ct
Ia pers"nsion,l lie fin matois s'est fait ChInois,
4 endosse 10 robe de mandarin, ct est re-
venu aux Etats-U Unis, remorquant une pc.
lite bande de mnniarins natifs quill exhibe
dams lrs grandes cites du Nord. II nest
pas dificile de- deviner qurlles sont les in.
tentions yankees ! regard des hommes de
race jsane. C'est l'esclavage queles
contemplent.
Nous verrons dams On proclaim article
ce que le peuple AMERICAN . rSeIlement
fait des noirs jusqu'A O. jour ct &c quill sc
propose den faire dams l'svenir.
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JURY DE POLICE
2 PARolssE aAlNT-JgAN-BAPTIsTI
Sianee du u aott 1868.

LIE vinQt- t-sept a00t, de rannee de Notre
Seigneur mil huit cent aoixante huit ct Ia
a3e de rIndspendance des Etais Unis d AmS.
rque, ! Ia requete d'Octave Roussel, Thos.
BELOW. Eugene Duinez, o. Shesneydrp, Jr..
L. ID. Martin. valsin Marmillion, A. Hsydel,
Feiicien Tassin. F..E. Tassin, Dominique
Bert, eliot. P..O. Keller ct Edouard Rousscl,
9ouxe francs tenanciers de In paruisse ~ jean.
Baptiste, sur cnnvocatIon du greffier de la
Cour du 4e district juaiciaire dsns Ct pour la
paroi-se st Jean -Baptiste, 10 jury dc police
dc cette paroisse s'est reuni. .-s..s
Presents: Edouard Roussel, Charles Vial,
Celestin Vicknsir, Richard Blue, A Marques,
Henry Carroll. ID. Seaphersan. Samuel Dan.
ger6eid, Abraham Holley, Norbern Smith ct
c. Clements. Absent: Tony Smith. M.
Edouard Roussel au fauteuil.
Sur motion de NJ. Edouard Roussei, NJ.
Charles Vial q ste nolnme president perma.
nent, motion qni etc perdue. Sur motion
de N. Henry Carroll, N. Celestin Vicknsir a
ete nomnt prssiden. permanent, motion gu
. etS. sdoptee.
n. Nums Trspagnisr o6ert - dsmission
de grefier du jury de police, CONNIE suit:
Psroisse St-Jean- -Bsptisfe, 10 ~ so0t 1889
. Aux Honorables president et menbres
du jury de police de 10 psroisse st Jean Bap
tisie.
Le soussignt grefier du jury dc police de
cette paroisse StJean Baptiste, rssigne pre-
senfelnenf entire vos maine ~ fonctions de
grefRsr du jury de police.
Tres rerpcciueuse'nent,
(0iQu<) HUnA TREPAoEIER.
grefier du jury de police
Cette d(mission ets acceptSe.
Sur motion de n. Carroll n. A C. Bah
cock Q ete d0ment Slu greflrr du jury de-
no,ice an reimbursement de II. Numa Trepa
gnier, dsmissionnaive.
Sur motion de- II. Carroll. les oliciers sui.
wants ont etx dsclares elus, collecteur dea
taxS de paroisss, A. Osbrs. sssgeot d'sr
mes, John Zen.
Sur motion de NJ. Carroll, II eat rfsolu que
N. Numa Trepagnier est maintenu dans lss
fonctiops De tresorier d. parois.e.
Sur motion de n. Richard Biue, n. Ger
vais Lache 9 ete declare elu avocst do pa
r0iase. 5# t#a
N. Henry Carroll . prSseutS 10 resolstioa
suivante, qai Q ete adOpt<e. a5#
Attendu que George Haydea, isspecteuI
des levses du % reimbursement, rive droite,
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.uplss ct ie vsis ass dros but Jai spps qus
cites dams iipeuon de- vendss vosrs funds Do commerce.
ct i sus venu vous dams sspoir de sntsudrs 90
sojet. :. 81. .s.
Mon foods Dc eonmercs dit N. Duviqust. Vous
pourriex dire ma bousqus j. suis boutiquier e ~ men
cache p,s :: je n's qd'ass boutique vendrs --m
L'etraDger SQUIRT. l7l 't-" Il. f'..~H
SOFT. d.I parloos Dc votrs boutiqus
Pardon, Monsieur. \ qui sijs lhoonsur do par'er
-Js ne nomus Bsudrios j. ssis nsruhaod d bois
quai de 10 Care.
-Trss bieu Monsieur. dit N. Duvquct; msis alors 90
usst pas pour que veDes oaussr de bouti
que
Mon. Monsieur c'sst pour mon nevsu. "
-Ah voas neveu! F #a...# ..aI
s-Oui Monsieur; IN jsune houms charmant Bau-
drio. CONNIE moi vug-buit II Went dtpouser
de mes oousuas viogtdsux ans tout % quill d plus
joi ct do plus sgrtabIs ass1 asG
-Ah votre osvsu 81 mario r
--Oui, Monsieur. fla s. f..-r..su -......5
-Je 10 regrstts. .sr.t.ta..4 4@s
-voos le regrsatss ?... mais.. pourqsoi!..
-C'ex sos idts qui me visnt Pasoos Votss nsvsu
ooonsiti ID partis
-Js lsi fat venir Paris seize ans Of depuis il .
,ouous tavaA daas lee premisrs naisous de genre
SuoiSs xoREr.
Tia ssiss au preeAain ~~mt,s.
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no ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA
PARolSsB st sT-JHAN.BAPTIST1
No. O.
CELESTE vICKNAIR. Vsuvs AN.
TOME DUPUY
JOSEPH FRANCOIS

En- yertu dun writ de ffa, date du
70 Juliet 1868. ei / moi sdr1sS psr
Honorable Cour du Qua,riame District
Judiciaire, de rEtnt de ID Louisiane, dsos
ct pour 10 paroisse StJean BsptiAte,
J'of{rirai en- vente publiqae, 1 la Maison
de Cour de cette paroisse, le
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA aa
cour du quatriAms district judiciairs
PAROlssE AT-JEAN.DAPTlsrE
No. 26O- l#
JOSEPHINE MILLET, spouse
.4.r dEvARISTE TRICHE, JR. a'
ANDRE TRICHE, tuteur

En- vertn d'un ordre de fJs, datS du
% aodt 1863. 1 moi sirras6 par rHonora.
bio COur du Qustri6me District Judicisire
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ETAT DE LA LOUISIANA

PARoIssE ST. JEAN. .BAPrIsTE
Cour due Quatrieme districtJudiciaire
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

and john @. Reno were appointed as Faid
committee, with the President OF the meeting
! added.
On motion of Mr.. Bonte, Miles Greenwood
was appointed Treasurer OF the fumes, and IL
was ordered that monies shall be paid out only
Business Committee.
Adjourned, subject to the call of said COM
mittee.
capt. Alex Zeislar, the veteran of the Packet
Company, will back out the Mary Forsyth TO-
day at . pm for Cairo, St. Louis and all inter
mediate ports. The Forsyth is the pleas ATTEST
passenger packet in the trade. Mr.. White ami
his assistant, Mr.. Briggs, are capable gentle
men and excellent Officers.
The splendid Magenta, Uapt. ]. Frank Hicks,
VIII pas5 up this morning, on her way TO st.
Louis, but win be back to leave on Wednesday
for New Orleans. John Brooks is her chief
clerk.
The good and comfortable passenger packet
Clifton, capt. Stein. with Mr.. Hunter In the
ofnce, leaves to-day at 5 pm. for Louisville and
Cincinnati. Travellers boun1 up the OHIO will
find her all they desire.
Inc Julia had not arrived at q late hour last
evening, but no doubt passed up during the
night.
The Pauline Carroll vas also due last even.
ing, but a not arrived at dark.
We some Gays ago published the murder OF a
white man by the negro crew ofthe Linton At
Evansville. The only of1ense of the murdered
man Vas that he was an Irishman. The Ev.
ansville Courier says Of the affair: 1.-THE Vic
formed, been proyerblal for his kindness OF
heart, and has never given occasion to any one
either WDite or BLACK, to take ofense at his
conduct, having proven the amiab lily OF Ms
nature ty submitting TO inposiLions which
the negro crew have seen 1T t. thrust up IN
hesped noon MIN in abundance, in order TO
avoid a difficulty"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26
FINS KENO /!
Chancellor Smith PrOnOunces
the Game Not Correct.
He Does Not Sustain Judge wal
drains Injunction.

In the Chancsry Court on yesterday an in'
junction was presented ion a nat Of injunction
10 Chancellor smith, in the case OF Joseph w.
Alley Us ;. Is Beaumont. The plaintiff alleged
that he was proprietor OF "A keno room ct a
Adams street, and that his place Of businsts
was closed by Beaumont Tue plaintiff alleged
also, that he ObJainedS license from koite =.
saunders, Collector or United States Revenue
for the Eighth District OF the state, for the
privilege OF carr inE on his business. After
stating many other facts, the plaintiff pr .yed
for writ Of isjunetioo, etc. The decision OF
Chancellor smith, refusing the fist OF inJunc-
tion, is as follows:
decline ordering IN Injunction in this case.
I nnu IL unnecessary 10 Examine the question
"a u the Pewers OF lhe ChaBcery IouT, tore
strain criminal proceediRgsO or procsa uings n
Lu5 NATURE u ctIInInEl proceedings.
II sucn pO yer exisJs IL 10 rarsIy exercised.
But waving that question aItUsslLeI, l am
clearly OF tne opinion mat the Ponce COHlinls-
sioaers have the pOWerJO do that, IFOm the uo-
Iug OF which l ala asAed - restraih lnein
IneappIicantI Tor the injunction states Lnatne
is keeping a "hOuhe or piaCe Of amusement
commonly known as d Keno HaIi' ana asEs
tHaL The Police ConlmissI> ner, BsaumOH,, oe
restrained from cIosing II by Iorce or threats.
II Il true, he says, LRaJ ne l. not Violating any
law OF the Stale or Of tue city but lie fasls SCI
out show that Ibis Is not tue. a Keno Hail Is
well known TO be n gambling houSe OF the most
DANGEROUS kind. II VIII LCs d. 10 sly maj
keeping a =" Keno haL Is not a VOCATION oI
laa, because Jhe WOId' Keno Is not LoNhu In
the Statutes or IN the dictionaries. The mean
ing ofLhe word has UecOme well kuOvn.
ny secsIou u OF The act, establishing The pres
enL ysgem Of police, II Is mads Inc du-y OF the
police force, among other thIngsr 10 re-rtsssnd
IeAulain dIsUrderly houses, hOu -es Of III fame
and gambling nOus+s.
Tns words rep. ess and restrain" are very
strong. kepress, literally, 10 press over, L
press again, means &" to crush, 10 quen, 10 put
uoSn, 10 suOdue, 10 suppress, as To repIess se-
dltion or rebellion" Restrain has s1Ossau-
tiaLy the sane mssntEg. The APPLICANT,
he, is engaged II keeping a gam
b.4nK muse which 1t IS made the
du Y OF Ins Police TO crush, 70 queli, to
sutdoWn, 10 ~suDaue," as a sealLon or rebeluon
Is subdueI. The power Oh the l. gisia ute 10
pass TINS law has not teen questionvo. II the
applicant wishes 20 QUESTION l., ne may 80 50
- a curt OF law. Il the law does no. confer
the power On the Police, they are trespassels
aud ItaDle 10 an Rclon for damages There is
no cause shown IUr the interference OF a Court
OF EQUITY and a Court OF Equity viii mol 90 IN
=. arcu u auLnOrlty TO shie-u VlolaJOTs OF law
from the punishment inch their acts deserve.
Instead Oh rs. training the fohce from acting, 1
in common WiJu ali god citizens bid ten
E" sod speed in their enOrts To sU6dUe ali sucn
PLACES II amusement
WM. NJ. SMITH, Chancellor.
September 3. 1865.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

A SwINDLING CONCERN.-We had
snnpossd fhat the public had been sufficiently
Earned agaihs. the swlnd'irg git concerns
and lotteries which 30 abounded a short time
tsuce IN Al Northern c,ues, and thst after the
several raids made uPon them by the po-
lice and dstectivss, these Institutions had
heeu eneetua1ly br0ken M. II seems not, how
ever. and that they atll flourish Ike q green
bsv horse" always finding fools TO pluck. A
lev DAYS since a gentleman IN tbs city re-
eeived by mail, addressed TO hlR HpTfvaiely
ma e~opndsnusIly," \ ticket in the pre-
sm,nary drawirg OF the New York jewellers
Co-opersttve Uri0n 4" signed by Haaett, Moore
CO. bankers, No. 575 Broadway, New York,
90, minr him that he wouid be expected 10
- MS Influence 10 promote the sale OF the
80 cts in This Institution, In Fltarn for the
,rrye which he was 10 draw. a letter secc m
n.nted Il. Informing him, also, that he would
66sve TO send on q certain s1m 70 pay commits
SONS before the prize could BE- fJrwarded. Oar
grIsnd forwarded letter snc ticket 20 HE agent
On New York, and received ths following an
.vAr. . . Have made many fnqu rlea re-
sCee-fpg Halleit, Moore a CO.-ths Eew York
Jswelers' 90 operative Union. The thing
a. Grand suindie. Those sorts or Institutions
re growing wore and worse every day. DOn't
'ow yourself to be fooled by any such ticket
-. cement" We wara the public agsintt
ThsEs "a eally birds Of prey.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

INSTRUMENTATION Thursday even
fpv. a. Calysry Church. in this city, a lRdie
taire and gallant cavalier were united IN the
boIy bonds Of we1iock. Miss Lizzie south
worth. one OF our Memphis bellies, was led to
the altsr by Ma. d. a. Pdscbai, who has been
for a lonE time connected with the house OF
Benham, Hendricks q Co or our city. Ihousn
.bs weather WAS Indictment, q large number Oi
49, ,1snds OF the happy couple were present
- w{tpa.g the contamination Of thEAr love
ana congratulations both long and sincere
,gsTe sbowered upon them. IN adding ours We
only reiterate tue sentiments Of their legioni
gf friends.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

The Hon. Emerson Etheridgs is in the
city, stopping a. the OFerIon. We IsaIn LnHt
bs viii sddre.s tie Central Democratic Club
this evening.
Jno. Ainslie, Esq, returned bome yes
tarday, from St. Louis, whittier he went 10 al
tend the great Ma,onio conclave. HIS family
are sta in st. Louis, detained By the serious
iIlnesso OF hls little son.
W. Y. Cyrode, Esq, aud family re
turned 10 the city yesterday, a'tera protracted
absence Of several weeks.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

IFAMAN is 10 search OF something
fresh 10 read. either in the dsily newspaper,
weekly, i Illustrated magazine, or any kind OF
ephemeral literature, Joe Locke S stand, In the
Avalanche BuidlLg. Is The place 10 q and
hun. Tor It. All the msgaz mes for October
lave been received, and, together with a com.
plete assortment Of the weekues, are offered for
saIa on his counteIs.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Let every enterprisins man attend the c-Rn-
cyrv sale OF the land, stock and LArmlUg uteu-
sis OF 7. P. Lewis, on Saturday EeXt, tho 18th
inst, at II O'Clock. said sale 70 take place on
the remIses. No cash Ieiuirod! said land is
well improved, has a valuable steam grst mill
aud cotton gin, in which a good ba2gtin can
be had. said place Is Gbout seven miles rom
Memphis, on the Houyford road. 1t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

To Retailers and Country Merchants.
our large stock of Dom esfic Dry Goods
Boots and shoes, Clothing, Gents Fur.
Bishing Goods, Hats and NOtions. Il
being closed cut ae extra IOE prices
our last sea son IN the business !. n.
LoeWenstfne q Bros, Ne. zSI Main street,
clay Building. Here is a great chance
20 pnrehase bargains for cash OF an
proved city acceptance, as this stock
must be crossed cut.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

AGRAND OYSTER LUNCH will be given
to-day, at four O'Clock, pm, at Mentzs's first
eIsSs saloon, No. I7O54 Poplar street. topper side
North Market The very best wines, liquors
and beer on hand at the bar; attentive and po-
lee hsrke=psrs and walters, and an oyster lunch
are Inducements 10 give Mentzs 8 cal.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26
yo.w KIpPURE.-We published Of

GOAM We PuOII5HVN VH
Wednesday morning an account OF the origin
and meaning OF the ceremonies Observed by
the Hebrew RAGS on this, the tenth day OF Their
New Year-the Yoam Klppure or day Of atone
meat Ya- terday evening al sunset the doors
OF every Jewish place OF business in tAe city
were closed, and viii remain so until this
evening at six o'clock There will be services
At each OF the syusgogues and temples 10 day,
and a spscial sermon Tor the day preached by
RahnII nska.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

tation TO the different cities and towns which
contribute, and Low many should be ex-
Tended.
Cap Ross moved the ar pointment Of a Gem
eral BuzineH s Com to take charge on All
ou iress on the subject, and report.
This prevailed, and A. Pc Bonte Cant. T =
ks<eIt, BsnJ. ?. Davidson, George L. johnson
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

THE DEMOCRACY OF Upton are
Thoroughly aroused and are working ike bees.
We learn that q, grand Democratic bar0ecu
will come Of at Masoa's Depot on next Satur-
day, given by the Democratic luo ofthat place,
Belmont and POrieTsyille. Several distln-
euIshed speakers are expected, and Il VIII doubt
less be an interesting occasion.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

To Retailers and COuBtry
Our Large stock of Domestic Dry Goods,
Boots and shoes, Clothing, Gents Fur
nIshinS Goods, Hats and NOGlSns, IL
being closed out al extra low prices
Jour last season in the b~asiness). J.. II.
Leewensiine a Bros, No, 23i Main street,
Clay Building. Here IL a great chance
90 purchase bargains for cash or ap-
proved city acceptance, rs this took
must be closed out.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26
MEMPHIS APPEAL
Omee---NO. Is jefferson Street.
CITY MATTERS.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Hereafter individual bills OF any Employee
Of this paper will not be allowed as an onset
against accounts due Us And no Dill viii be
paid unless contracted by our authorGy'
AINsLiE, KEATING & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

BOARD WANTED for gentleman and
VITA ana large front room. either furnished or
upfdrnished. Must be with q private family.
Psss-snce qlvea and REQ uired. Address "F,"
APPEAL Ondcs. s@po"'
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lily

Are requested to report any irreEulsrity IN
the delivery OF the APFEAL at the Counting
room. Carriers viii be supplied with oertin-
80 authorizing them 10 collect weekly.
ED. ]. MANsFoRD,
Supt. Circulation.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

THE prospects of our Agricultural Fair
hsing q grand success. are Frightening Every
bo5y Is taking a lively Interest Ia the move,
s9J me Ia lies arc now, we understand making
up a premium purse ior the finest specimens OF
nesdiework and embroidery.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

A woRDY war was in progress In Al
nc, Yesterday, between the sons Of Num- .
aud the disciples Ofthe sugar thief IN iionIo OF
The GreenIaw. This presence OF Ohcer Hana
alone kept the peace among them.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

For RENr-A horse and outhouses
and garden, near street railroad and Nleaoison
paved street, IN the best neigaoofhooo Anu
fhree.fourtns OF 8 mile from Court squIe'
Three acres of ground in inciosnis instue =
odginal city limits. Apply 70 J.. II. Kesting-
APPEAL ONCE. u
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

Removal. - Messrs. Johnston &
VsLce, clothIers, have removed TO 800 Main
street. Brinkiey Block, where they will be
pleased t. see their Old friends and the public
generally. sep24 ST
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

O06 FRoNT ST., UPSTAIRS, MEMPHIS.
Tenn. Strict attention given 10 the
sale of Cotton and other Produce. Consian-
mentS insured under our open policy, unless
otherwise ordered. Liberal sdvanees made on
eonagnmsrtR, auls 6m
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

Gov. BROwNLOw and his thieving
pimps hav!ng stolen the school fund andsqusn-
dersd Il, nov propose 10 sell our railroads. 10
pay the fund DaeE-or rather TO create q heS
fnnd 10 be again plundeIsdby them. The Mem
pb{s and CIarksgilis road is ID be the first vic
i'm. The Louisville sna sshyiIe road have
aiready siEninsd their willingneas TO purchase
At $500 psr mile. We learn tina powerful
combinations are already being formed. with
the view OF purchasing the rotu' Whlch, II -
e,parted. VIII be or red for sale by the state
tbis coming winter. We may IeasOnao.ya an
tfclDate considerable co Umotlon In the railroad
World during the coming quarter. Upward OF
4yyeuty Millions OF dollars worth OF that sort
Of property coming under the aueuoneers
hanmt Is certainly AZ sFentio RAILROAD MS
rurV.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

To E the best and latest style of hat,
go TO Leidy q Cos, opposite the Square, No. 2es
Main street. sN29 81
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26
TnrPLANrERs ANp MERcHANTs from

PLANTERS n MERCHANT rom
gisei sippi. Arkansas and West Tennessee,
BOAT and railroad officers and their fam
lilies patronage is particularly solicited az the
SOUTH srn Hote'. First-class fare redue ID nom
Is 90 10 g % per day. The Southern is sure
10 please. Free wagon yard for country teens.
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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-26

MRs. BOYD, Of Memphis, took the
arst prize fo- a nnen shirt, at the Pa1ucsh
Fair.