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dry salt, 179lse; green salt, I0Gllc; green SS9c.
LARD-Prtots are weak. Kegs, 2092lc
tieFcss 9GIc. .
LIME-Eqreka, 81 Is; Alabama. Cape and
St Louis, 81 7692.
h~OLAsSES-Fair stock. Sugarhouse, e5c9
81; Porto Rico. e5gS5c; Syrups. 75c6sl ..
MESS PORk-regular brands, SSO930 50
prime mess, S2792s; Tump, So a26.
~OATS-Scarce; held In store et65c retail. 80
sacKs sold at Coo.
OIL-Coal oil, sssf2c; lard oil, 81 4Og1 IS;
Hnseed. 81 D9I 30.
ONIONS Fair demand sts3s3 50 per brrrel
from wagons.
PoFATOES-There is some shipping demand
st s2@3 per barrel in bulk. Sweet potatoes,
SI@l so per bushel.
sHsEP-Dull at 81 5Os3 50 for Tennesses;
s4g4 50 for Kentucky.
SU6AR-Ffrm prime TO choice Louisiana,
l6GlSc; fair, l+9l5c Island, l39l6c.
SALr-Stock light, We quote prices tending
upvard-held at SO 5093 IS PER barrel OF go lbs;
! bushel barrels, 81 2l@4 %; Liverpool SAX,
coarse and fine, s. 25G3 IS.
TAk-In kegs, per dozen, s. 75G6.
TOBACCO150O pounds leaf refuses sold to-day
At sc. Medium sdmiJted is worth ISe.
WHEAT-Active demand from city milers
No. ], S292 O5; No. ?, 81 Sgl So inferior, 81 4D9
l 60.
WHISKY-Hlgh wines are dull at g. 10 free,
or SIC in bond common whisky, Sl91 80 iml-
tation Bourbon, g; BOURBON, q 509S.
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CENTRAL -DEmoCRATrC CLUB.
Meeting Last Night---speech Of
Gen. SDeed, OF Fayettc.

Stillman Hall was crowded last night
With . large and a~ppreciatiye audience,
Of WHOM q large portion were ladies, to
listen TO the speech Of Gen. j.. L. T.
Sneed.
The meeting was called to order by
Capt. NJ. d. L. Stewart, who presided
After the transaction ofthe USUAL routine
Of business, Gen. J.. Il. II. Sneed was in
troduced and made a most eloquent
speech. 40.
Taking the position that the public
men Of the country are now nj longer
the leaders of the people, but the people
the leaders of the public men, he went
on to show how the Radical party, like
tsthe base Judean, had thrown q pearl
away, richer than all his tribe.n He
drew q graphic and eloquent comparison
between old.time politics and the So
called politicsof the present day, illus-
trating the points that were made, with
many racy anecdotes, which we regret
that III lack of space conpels us TO omit.
Z After the address Of Gen. Sneed, the
meeting adjourned until next Saturday
evening.
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PROVIDE FOR THE FUTURE.-lt Is one
thing to humbug q woman into taking
you for better or for worse, and another
thing to support that woman properly,
and fulfill the voEs that are made at the
altar. 1t has been said, and OF late with
an apparent show OF truth, that 8 poor
man bas no business to get married.
During his lifetime he has to struggle
with the world 70 secure g living for bis
wife, and, unless he l. yise, If he drops
off suddenly, win leave ser Rn6 the dear
little children without . means Of sup
port. a friend of oUrs-s newly mar
ried msn-was lately heard to say, "from
the time of my marriage till to-day, l
never drew an easy breath. knew that
In case Of death / could not keep the
pledge to support her who had consented
to be my wife. Now l feel easy" He
had Just come out of the Office of Msssrs.
Mcclure g. Csskin, the agents Of the
NEW YoRK LIFE INSURANCE COM
PANY, with 3 policy for five thous-
aud dollars in his pocket. He had
"Rone and dOnen the wisest thing that
q man could do under similar circumstsn-
-ces. The Company he insured In has q
cash capital OF q, 0OO. 600 dollars, de-
clsres liz dividends annually, on the con-
tribntion plan, which you can use IS
cash in payment OF your premiums, or
to purchase additional insurance, added
to your policy, thus making decreasing
premium or an ineyedsingp policy.
The agents, Messrs. Mcclure d Caskin,
2T9R Main street, are excellent gentle.
men, and will give any needed informa-
ton on the subject of life insurance, on
application.
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CITY MATTERS.
RrLrolors sERvICEs To.pAY.

GRACE CHURCH-Hernando street, neal
vanc-Rev. DE-. Brooke. Rector. Services a
10 an. ana S pm. Sunday school st
an. Mission school No.1oT Shelby street 81
zHpm Mission sGhool No. 2 corner Clsy and
DsSoto streets, JPN.
Central METHODIST characterization street
Sunday school at tam. Preaching stlOH s.m
by Rev. W. If. Patterson. Pastor.
Rev. F, Il. BOWMAN, from Virgins, win
preach In the First Presbyterian Church,
corner Of Third and Poplar streets, this sab.
bath morning at IGI O'Clock.
ELDER T. w. CAsKEY Will preach 81 Linden
Street Christian Church this morning ct II
O'Clock aad stSp.D. b
AsBURY ~CHAFEL-Corner Of Linden and
Hernando-Rev. F. {. Petwsy, Pastor. Ser
vices ct lOH an. Rev. DIR. Winfield, Of the
Little Rsok Conference, viii preachs a. S p n.
FIRST BAPTIST OHURcH-Preschlng by the
Pastor, Rev. L. T. Burns, al IL O'Clock am.
and ~ o'clock pm. Bible Gases and Sab
bath school 81 am.
REV. J.. ". ROGERS takes charge OF Forest
Hill Institute and VIII preach every sunday TO
anew congregation in Memphis, which pro-
poses building q Church on shelby street.
TIE REY. Al. KARI, ID, viii preach in
the second Presbyterian Church, corner Of
Main and Beal streets, this CSabhathl morning
a. Dz O'c,oclL
81. PETERS CHURcH, Adams street, corner o
Third, Very Rev. A. Kelly D. S. D., Pastor;
Revs. J.. <. Lynch, D. A. o'Brien and N. B.
Fortune, O. 5. D., Assistant Pastors. Mass on
Sundays at s, :, 6 and s.m. High Mass and
sermon, lOK am. Sunday sehoo! and Cate
chisln. ~ pm. Vespers and Lecture, { pm.
Pastoral residence, s. Adams street
ST. LAZARUS CRURCH-J. 7. Wheat, D. D.
Rector-Msdison street. Services at l0h am.
and SPIN. Sunday school At 9 Am. Daily ser
vices al g. 10. and s pm.
EIss1oS CH~APEL-COrner jones' avenue and
Alabs ua strest-L. o. Stesdman, 1. D., Pastor.
Services 81 lOH I'm
THIRD PRrSBYEERIAS CHUgCH-Corner sixth
and chelsea ssreet-Rev. W. Sample. Ser
vice atl0z a II.
ST. MANS CATHENRAL-Pop!sr street, eastl
Of Adams. Richard HinsE, D. D., Desn-DaEy /
services at am and pm. Holy Communism
celebrated on al Festivals aud Saints Days,
and every sundav morning at o'clock, except
on the INST Sunday in the month, when the
celebration takes place st 1879 am. Sunday
School al $50 am
CESTsAL BAPTIs CHURCH, t~TABERNACLEA 7
Court street, between Second and Third, Rey.
:. Il. Ford. IL L.. pastor. Services, sunday
at l0z ocloc an. and SPIN, aud Thursday
Al s o'clock pm. Young Mems Prayer Meet
ing Monday al 5 O'Clock pm. Sabbath School
a. g o'clock am. MARCUS COOPER, supt.
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THE C0URTs.7

CRIMINAL COURT-Hm. Hunter,
Jdge.-On yesterday, in the case of tbs
State. VS.. John Garin, the motion for
new trial was sustained. In the case Of
the State vs. 81. Horrlgan, the motion
for new trial was sustained by the Courl
Ia case l4l, the State vs.. w. F. Clark.
larceny, the defendant was admitted 10
bail In the sum ofSI000. In the case NJ
the State VS.. Thomas Jefferson, larceny
the defendant was admitted to bail on,
his own recognizance. Case No. 388
and S67, the State We. Moody, BEDFORD,
Jones, Ford, the defendants, Jones and
Ford we're admitted to bail in the cum of
$1,000 each in the murder case, and in
the sum of $1,000 each In the case OF
house breaking. The defendant Bedford
has not as yet been tried In either case,
while the defendant Moody remains
In jail under sentence OF death for the
murder of officer Perry. On Monday
next unfinished business will be taken
up and disposed of preparatory to an ad.
journment TO court in course.
MUNICIPAL COURT-G Geo. ". Wdldran,
JsS0gesCThe list OF cases set for Monday
next was published yesterday morning.
Court was not in session on yesterday, it
having adjourned on last Friday over %
Monday.
Law CoURT-H S. Lee, Judqe.-Cspt.
3. Lee has been sworn in as Judge Of
court vice James o. Pierce resigned.
The next term commences on the second
Monday In October next.
TRANSFERS Of Real Estate for week
September 5 : Sarah Z. Hunt ct
to Julia N. Driver, ISL by 7OB feet.
lot No. 1O3, Main street, SIS, 900.
Willis. Williamson ct al. to Henry Nor
gan ct al, Z acres between Seventh street
and Bayou, Berry's lot, $4,000.
A. w. Mathews ct al. to A. w. Green
Z Bros, Us acres, fifth Civil District.
Z, section 8, $500.
F. w. Smith to s. P. Walker, Jr., $50
~ 1884 feet, north side Of Vance street,
5000.
F. X Mulhsupt and wife to Jno. Kren-
Iell d Bros, lot %, block 10, Fort Pick
ring, $1,000.
Joseph Frey to Jacob Burke, lot 5, in
ection AZ, Weakley tract, $500. /
R F. Looney and wife to Caroline
ireshaber, acre, intersection of Her
Iando road and Georgia street, $1,000.
w. h. Cherry to Eliza Esder, lot IS.
lock 81, Tupp's division, $500.
Francis Vanhorn, per attorney, oLouis
Vehrum, 100 by l03 feet, corner Elliot
nd DeSOto streets, $4,000.
GEO. NJ. GREELEY, Register.
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Miss BRADFoKD's CONCERT. In
another column Will be found the pro-
gramme Of Miss BradfOrdis concert.
Among the James OF those who figure
prominently, in addition 10 the gifted
lady to whom the entertainment Is CIV
en-, we see Miss Dimitry's snd Prof Sa-
bstzky'e. Those who have heard the
glorious voices Of these three, need no
promises from Us TO insure them 8 most
delightful eveninR Tickets for reserved
seats Tor sale at +. KatzeBbseh's music
store. 3I7 Main street, and we advise
those who have not ALREADY occurred
their seats 10 lose no time In doing 50.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

The VARIETIEs.-This popular place
Of amusement is crowded nightly with
our pleasure-seekers who 60 thither to
laugh st the merry sayings of the excel
lent jokers that Charlie BrOOme has pro-
vided for Our amusement. Mics Nellie
Whitney, among the old fsyoTites, is
bsck again, and nightly draws around
no new star can eclipse. All are good,
however, and TO ~partcrlarize ls to be
invidious.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

CoNJCGAL There were six marriage
licenses returned during the past week,
viz James b. Vsu.-han to Mrs. 7. v.
Crawford, VIM. V. KtL,Sto Mrs. Aaria
Williams, G.. w. Black . Miss h a.
Jones, George Washington reesieks 70
Mrs. Maria Angelina Lsyinis zones
Robert ID. Wallace 70 Miss Annie Se4-
brook, and ". II. Oven to Miss Sallie>
Browne. Much lucki
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NEW CHURCH-SEATs FRRE.-Our gen.
erous toWnsmEn, w. b. Greenlew, gives,
rent free, his magnificent hall to Rev.
DR.. Rogers, for regular services Sunday,
until be builds q church. These services
will be -insugurated soon, and consider
ing that DR.. Rogers has built six churches
in Tennessee, and while Mr.. Greenlaw
has done smOre than any other citizen
to make Memphis what It WAS, we look
for greatsuccess Ia this new undertaking.
The seats are all free.-
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

A FAvoBITE RESORT of the lovers Of
all that is new and good in the world OF
letters is the house of Messrs. Church &
Co, successors to Bielock &Co., on Main
street, west side, hrst door below Mon
roe In addition to all that we have
said abonsthe house just spoken OF, we
add for MessFs. Church q Co that they
have on hand now 8 most beautiful co..
lection OF Acknowledgements, and some
zjpess and periodicals and serial literature
is kent on their tables aud counters, Mr..
Stearps, who has lately returned from
New York, brought with him 8 full IS,
sortment OF the latest and most stylish
writing material, etc.
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COERECTIoN.-In our ynoptiesl report
Of the trade aud commeTee of Memphis
for lS67-8, published yesterday, an error
OF 90 great msgaituae as 100000 barrels
OF pork was made. The report states
that lis. eco barrels Of pork had been re-
ceived during the year where as but 49,
600 were received.
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FIRST BALE COTTON oyer the Mem
pFi5 sud Chsrlesion ~rsilrosd, and the
ffrst one from Fayette county, Eas re-
ceived Yesterday 10y David p. MADDEN &
Co, 202 ErOnt street. II was grown by
NJ. J Knox, at Lafayette Depot and
classed Strict MidGiiDg.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

JOE LOCKE has been investing in plar-
chsttes ard has them for sale. He has
also all the very latest reading matter,
in the shape OF weeklies, dsilies and Sc
nsls, on his tables. Interesting reading
matter in abundance IS offered by Joe to
thC~e who wish thus to while away the
duIl IA. NQrs OF Sunday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

HoRATIO SEYMOUR [eolOred) had u.
s. Grant, also c3lored, arrested yester
day, aud carried bsfors Squire Griffith
on a pesce warrant. Both were bound
over to keep the peace Of the State Of
Tennessee. Shades OF the mighty
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

Tiles are trunps nov. Unless a man is
well "thatched ." he does mot look
dressed. The most fashionable and els-
giant place TO which to go and get oneself
D nice new head covering Is at Francisco
& Wigeips', in the new hotel building,
be ween Madison and Monroe streets.
ss5.2t. +
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The Knights Templar will, we learn,
20 to St. Louis as q body to attend the
Grand Conclave o. the State. We are
also informed that tSe members Of the
Chapter and Council OF GAINESVILLE,
Nashville and other points, Will do the
same.
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Renewal.

- - 49,
THE undersigned having taken possession OF
the
sta WharnboaL at the Foot OF Je6ersoa
street,
VIII continue the Steamboat Agency Busin. g,
and transact al matters Entrusted to him by
his friends with promptness and dis
patch. LARRY HAHASTAD,
star Wharfboat, foot of Jefferson street.
au4u Memphfs.
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O MOUND CITY.

CTEAMER PEOSTA LEAVES IT,
- every DAY for Mound City At 7I
am, IL am, 5 pm. and pm Leaves Wound
~ pm. Landing at foot % Washington street,
,vu MARX EoHEEE
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REDUCTION OF PRICEs.-The White
House, one Of the Oldest and most pOpu-
lar houses in the city, has determined ts
keep pace with the enterprise of It's com
petitors, by reducing the price Of drinks
20 fifteen cents, where the same quality
of liquors which has SO long sustained
the reputation Of this saloon win be
dealt 10 lite customers. Albert Gassman,
s celebrated expert IN ~ooncOcti3g bsvsr-
ages, will be on hand TO attend 20 his
many friends. sep6 St
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

NOTIcE.-W. H. Passmure & Co. have
turned over to US their ceFtificatesin the
Raschall house drawing. This, thegTsnd-
est scheme of the age, viii positively
take place on the Sth Of October, and it
offers unexampled inducements TO the
public. Certificates can be had at cur
bookstore, 3274 Main street.
sep.6dW2w GEO. PATTISON. Il CO. e
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TURTLE bOUP.-Vetter DreissIgaekers
Monroe Exchange, Nc. 30 Monroe street,
3 Jolly good lunch. Turtle soup in
abundance, and the very best the mar
ket affords, will be on the table. Come
one, come ali, great and small. Beer
ten 2 a glass AZ lunch time; ut other
times five cents. =
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

OFFICES OFTHE DAILY APPFAL.1
MEMPHIS. September 5, 1858,
The money market was quiet, with no new
features of interest, and nothing, in fact, wor-
thy Of nste, outside OF a better demand for
Northern exchange, which made it necessary
for some Of the banks to remit currency, al
though, as a rule, the banks were well supplied.
Business in the general market was net as bIisk
as usual at the close OF the week, which may be
sscribed 10 the interest just now centering in
the crops. Exchange rates are firm, as follows:
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MOrtuary Report.

The following Is the number of deaths
for the week ending Saturday, Septem-
Der 9th :
Infant of L Brichette, 2 days old, white
male, -; EE Goodlett, 2 days old,
white male, -; infant of G Thompson,
1yday old, white male, premature birth /;
II 3 Stephenson, 9 years old, white fe-
male, cOngestive feveS a Willis, "a
years old, white female, consumption !;
A f Barley, 8 years old, white female,
congestion J Stshl, 3 years old, white
male, congestive chill B Miller, six
e and six months old, white male,
dropsy of the chest E w Brooks, years
and three months Old, white female, con-
gestive chill.
G. Moss, II years old, black, female,
-; s. Thomas, 81 years old, black fe-
male, - negro woman, % years old,
-; Jackson, Is years old, black male,
- negro, II years old, male, -;
William, IL years old, black male, -;
Ed Sneed, s months old, black female,
-; w. Furney, 2 years old, black
female, remittent fever; NJ. Glenn, 20
years old, white female, -; r. john
son, 20 years old, black male, dysentery;
Balm, 40 years old, black female,
mature birth.
MCCAFFRErY & CORNELIUS, Undertaker.
F Royster, IA months old, white fe.
male; George Washington, 6 days old,
black male; Emma Shuttleworth, 6
m0ntha old, white femsle.
FLAHERTY& WALSH, Undertakes.
MMcDowell, l year old, white female,
n Majors, 4 years old, black fe-
male, spasms; NJ Williams, % years old,
bilious fever.
OWENSMJTH. Undertaken.
Recdpitulation-Whites, l3; Negroes,
IA; Total, %.
W. E. ROGERS, NJ. D Health Ofice-.
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PAssaIORE's RESIGNATION.
The other side of ehe story.
correspondence between gen.
Forrest and Aid. McDaritt.

MEMPHIS, TENEn sept. 5,lsSS
Editors Memphis appeal:
Gentlemen: An article in your locs
column this morning, giving, as a reason
for Alderman PASSWORDS resignation o
his seat In the board Of the "City
Fathers" that 1 had brought = chsrgt
against him Of corruption in the Nichol
son pavement business, makes It Recss
sary for me to reply thereto, espeeislly
as said article attempts to exonerate Mr,
Passmore from all guilt in the MISTER,
and seems to be a perfect justification OF
his course in the opinion Of your local
editor.
My reply win be found in the CORES
pondeuce herewith submitted) which
took place to-day between General
Forrest and myself, and which / hope
you will do me the justice to publish. ]
have no comments to make upon Ii.
Very respectfully,
f. MCDAEIIT.
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Gold was hmer IN New York, opening at
l43H, and closing at 49,, an advance OF * on
the closing rate Of yesterday. Here the stereo-
typed dizziness prevail ed. Brokers bought at
li2Sl43, and avery little was sold at l44.
Police scrip was scarce, and m fair demand
Tor sale 10 license payers.
County scrip was scarce, with dealers in the
market at 50, and selling at SG95S. II Is wanted
TO supply taxpayers.
City scrip was firm st 50 with dealers, al
though there waslittle demand Of consequence.
Dealers have ample supplies, and are not in the
market.
There were nc transactions In stocks or bonds.
or, st least, none were reported.
Hon. ]. Hubley Ashton, Acting Attorney
General, has prepared an opinion, at the re-
quest Of Secretary Mccullough on the new law
requiring the recommendation Of the AttOr-
ney-General In all compromises of internal
revenue suits That part OF he law on which
the opinion is called for, enacts that in All cases
arising under the Internal Revenue laws,
where, instead of commencing or proceeding
with a suit in court, II may appear to the COM
missioner OF Internal Revenue to be for the in
terest Of the United States to compromise the
same, he is empowered and authorized to make
such compromise, with the advice and consent
of the Secretary Of the Treasury and in every
case where q compromise Is made, there shall
be placed on nle, in the ONCE of the Commits
kiOner, the opinion Of the Solicitor OF Internal
Revenue, or officer acting as such, with his
reasons therefor, together with a statement of
toe amount Of tax assessed, the amount Of ad-
H&A - PGAGAtg VI IA ALupOzcO " Jaw
In consequence Of neglect or delinquency of the
person against whom the tax is assessed and
the amount actually paid, in accordance with
the terms OF compromise but no such com
promise shall be made OF any case after suit or
proceedings In court has been commenced,
without recommendation also OF the Attorney
General. Provided, That It shall be lawful for
the court, at any stage of such suit or criminal
proe5edingS, TO continue the same, for good
cause shown on motion of the District AT
torney.
NEW CO-UNTERFEITs IN CRCULATION.-A
number Of new cOunteTfsIts on National Banks
have been PUT N circulation, but, as yet, only a
few have made their appearance in this part.
The following are announced Counterfeit los
on the Saratoga County National Bank, Water
ford; los on the First National Bank of Red
Hook, N. Y, 2s raised from SIS on the CONSOLE
dation National Bank OF Philadelphia, Pc; SIS
on the First National Bank of Louisville. KY;
los raised to COS on the ITOga National Bank,
Oswego, n. Y SIS on the First National Bank Of
Boston, Mass los on the First National Bank
OF EImirs I0Js on the Contra National Bank,
New York City 2lso the First National Bank
OF indianapolis, Ind los on the Second Ma
tional Bank of Cincinnati, Ohio; los on the
Merchants National Bank of New York los
on the National Exchange Bank OF LOckport
n. Y; eos on the Concord National Bank Of
Concord, Mass.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

FRUII-We VIII buy al the fresh
peaches, ounces, dried peaches and dried
apples Ia the surrounding and
pay the growers Q fair price for the same.
MEMPaIS PRESERVING COMPANY, I
Nv Under The GayOso Houss,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

Col. Coleman, of the Telegraph Of
fee, returned to the city yesterday. Ma
nv thanks for the "pisen" that he
Brought Us from "K,y-ky.p
Mrs. Elizabeth w CheVes, author
Of Letters to a Pioneer Son of s Meth
err honored US with q visit yesterday.
We understand that this estimable lady,
who has the Endorsement of the first and
best men of the South, Is about publish
inc her "Recollections of the War
.Times,O
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

Chas. Stout & Bro, importers and
dealers In hardware, cutlery, guns, pis-
tolsRnd ammunition and everything per-
tsining to the bardware trade, 227 Second
street, Adams Block.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

The reported decline Of IAd on uplands, in
Liverpool, yesterday, was probably an error, as
it opened firm this morning at l01sd. 1t closed
easier, however, this evening; Cplands, l0Ad
Orleans, Id sales 12,000 bales.
The New York market closed dull at 2Ts4e for
Low Mitdltng, 29Hc for Middling, SOC for Or
leans, and 8ls4c for Good Middling.
In our own market business was limited TO
the sale OF 2 bales new MiddIing at Csc. The
first bale from Fayette county was received. 1t
classed Strict Middling.
Weeks sales in New York, l0,C0o; receipts, s27;
gross, 1870 at all United States ports, $500; ex-
ports, 1000; stock, 1900.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

SELECT SCHooL,-Mrs. DR.. Cobb will
open a select school for girls and small
boys the let OF 2eptember, at her res
idenee, 204 Second street. Pupils in mu-
sic also reeesYed. Terms moderate.
anc6 2w
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

A full lime Of Notions. Laces
and EmbrOiderIes just received
at Howell, wood x Co.'S. zap
Main street. seI62t
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

HATS! HATS ! HATS -" Fall style
bats " now ready, at Francisco & Wig
gins, Hatters and Furrlers, Brinkley
House, 500 Main street. SEQ st
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-06

TELEGRAMs UNoALLED FoR.-Ths
following kilograms remain uncalled
for in the office in this city on the 9th
September @. P. Norris Register, Trese-
want 4 Co., F.aP. Corby, Max Morton,
County Jail, Thos B. Dunn, A. Paradise,
Josiah Emires, Mrs. A. E, -Chiies.