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OITS-Coal Oil, Ss942c; lard oil, 81 40
al 75e; linseed, 81 20(91 40.
FOTATOES-Gao demand for s0uEf
at 81 5O@I IS per barrel.
SALF-We quote at So 25C99 50 for
5 hushel barrels; 7-hushel barrels, 50 IS
"a
SHEEP-frm at s2@s so for Tennes-
see; S4C94 so for Kentucky.
SUGAR-irm; prime to choice Louis
iaAa, 1S9I8e fair, 14@I5c; Island, 100
16c.
TAR-in kegs per dozen, IS 1905.
TOBACCO-GOOd stock and prices
firm with only small trade doing.
WHEAT-Active local demand; No.
/, S2@2 10i No. 2, 81 S5G)l So; inferior,
81 65G1 IS.
WHI5KY--Market Irregular. High
wines, $4,000 in bond; 81 150I 20
clear. Common whisky, Sl91 so imi-
tatiOn Bourbon, 81 Bourbon, 81 50@3.
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THE Busy BEE-The card OF the
Brownsville Bee will be found in another
column. This sterling ard live paper Is
published in one of the richest planting
counties adjacent to Memphis. Our
merchants would do well TO cultivate the
trade of that section, and to do so no
means could be adopted which would be
more efficient than to advertise in the
Roe
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UNION FEMALE COLLEGE AT OK
ford, Miss, there is established one Of
the oldest, il not the Oldest, institution
in the State devoted to the education
and culture of all that is womanly in the
gentler sex. This college stands, de-
servedly, high in the estimation Of our
people, as many of the wives and
daughters of Memphis have been edu-
Gated there. Rev. @. H. Bel, A. NJ, is
President, and is widely known over
this and adjoining States. Terms have
been reduced, and such Of our people as
intend sending their daughters sway to
school, should read the Inducements
offered at oxford.
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There were twelve arrests up to mid
night in the first district, mostly trifling
offences.
james Norris was fined SIS and costs,
yesterday, by Squire Griffith, for wallcp-
ing coIored boy named Henry Farrell.
Squire Walton has been engaged two
whole days trying a woman named An
ME Gallagher, on twenty warrants.
Nineteen OF the cases are State Offense SEES
the other two are peace warrants, The
case was pretty well commenced only,
yesterday evening.
Squire Griffith discharged Hannah
Tsley, negro woman charged with re-
ceiving stolen goods.
Mobile Williams stole dress from
Mrs. Dowdel. Squire Griffith sent her to
jeil in default of 500 bail to appear at
the next term CT the Circuit Court.
Boston Sheffield, dsrkey, broke in
to the house OF Mrs. Leister, on the corn
er of Elliott and Vance streets, on Tues
day night, and stole lot Of clothing
therefrom. Squire Griffith gave him
hearing yesterday, and sent him up in
uEidulb Vi g@Oto DO1Ac " appear db the
next term Of the Criminal court.
Herman Reamer, charged with cow
stealing, was yesterday discharged. AS
soon as he was set at liberty, Henry Reh-
lSof swore out peace warrant against
him and one Andy Powly. Squire
Griffith bound them over 70 keep the
peace in the sum Of $500 each.
There were S25 assessed in fines in
the First district yesterday, and mary
red " collected.
Sergeant Brown, Of the First district,
caught Frank Hogan, a negro burglar,
who has long been wanted by the
police for q job put up by him last spring.
He was sent to jsil to awsit action.
-Sallie Robinson, an Infatuated negro
wench, got on the rampage yesterday
and stabbed another woman through the
arm. She was arrested and lodged in
the First district station.
Bill Coe, notorious negro cow-thief,
was gobbled yesterday, and turned over
to the tender mercies OEthe First district
police
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GREEN WOOD DEMOCRATS ATTENTION.
Your regular meeting takes place this
evening ct eight O'Clock. 1t is hoped
that a large majority Of the members will
be present, as important resolutions will
be submitted. ID not permit your en-
tbusissn TO drag, but turn out, snd let
every man contribute his mite towards
redeeming his country.
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WE take pleasure in calling attention
70 the card of Mr.. J. l.. Verser, cotton
factor and commission merchant, 3l4
Front street. Mr.. Verser has been in the
business for several years, and has the
reputation Of doing what is right,sno
lost By all who do business with him.
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BURGLARy.-The rooms Of Messrs. s.
Y. Cauik and Ralph Hicks, over Mart.
Waits grocery Oh Front street, were en-
tered yesterday and robbed OF several
suits Of new clothes, boots, etc. No clue
has been found to the rob5er. Even
"Sol," the right hsnd man Of Mart
Walt, was left destitute by the raiders,
and that elegant suit in which he ap-
peared last Sunday, has gone from his
gas forever.
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BASE BALL.-A match game will be
played between the Eclipse Base Ball
Club Of this city, and the Marion Club
of Arkansas, at Hopefeld to-day, on the
Bluff City grounds. The game will be
called at two O'Clock precisely. The
steamer Nevada will carry passengers
the round trip for half fare.
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AGRICULTURAL.-T Shelby County
Agricultural and Mechanical Society
will meet st Whites station, on the
Memphis and Charleston Railroad, at
O'Clock D. m, the 18th inst. All persons
interested in the agricultural prosperity
Of this country are respectfully and esrn-
estly invited to attend. The cars will
leave Memphis at 1910 pm, and return
at 6 O'Clock the same day. Tne railroad
company, with public spirit truly COM
mendable, have reduced the fare to half
rnrina
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MAYORS oFEIcE. CIrY HAII,

MEMPHIS AANN-s -AoslAat - A1o1' ,
Nressrs. A. ]. Hays ana Others, COMMITTEES, etc. /;
Gentlemen: Your polite invitation to
be present st your grand barbecue and
mass meeting at Wythe, on the 18th
h'st., has been received and with much
Measure accepted. Yours, very respect
fuIIv etc. JNO. W. LEFTwICH.
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WINES STATIoE.-We published
yesterday the arrangements made for the
grand day te morrow at Wythe's Sta
ton. We neglected 20 give the follow
lug list Of cfficers of the day:
Grand Narshsl-Col..,,R. W. Pitmsn.
Assistant MaIshais-B- f. Bone, Capt.
Henry I. Bragg, ]. NJ. Williams, w. P.
Stewart, S. L. HerFiI g, Col. J. NJ. Ccews,
Capt. Garrison.
Committee Of Reception-Chas. Lynn,
Chairman; J. w. Gillespie, Bud Auder-
SOD, Nelson Gray, C. V. Thompson, ]. P.
Thurman, c. C. Crews, z. l.. Perkins, r.
S. Doaelson, E. q. williams,
Committee Of Invitation-A. J. Hays,
H. B. S. Williams, DR.. L. L. Battle, j.
L Garrison.
Committee on Constributions-T. n.
Maxwell, r. B Hays, Jefferson Gray,
w. Seasons, J. Van, c. c. Crews, New
ton Thomas, Fred Chambers, BEDFORD
Hall, Smith BeIoate, DIR. J. w. Kerr.
A special train will leave Memphis at
81 O'Clock a. M, arriving at Wythe at II
am returning, will leave Wythe at 81
O'Clock p m., sud arrive at Memphis al
7p.m., stopping at all intermediate sta.
tons. Half fare, the round trip.
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New FIRM.-Some changes have oe-
cured in the firm of Lacey & McGbee.
A. t. Lacey, Esq, goes into the cotton
factorsge and commission business, ex-
elusively, while Capt. R. L. McGhee viii
soon open a large stock Of groceries and
plantation supplies st 2S4 Front street.
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MEMPHIS, Tenn, July %, 1865.
Messrs W: B. Wigs & Co.:

MEMPHIS, Tenn, July 20, 1865.
Messrs. W: B. Wigs Il Co.:
Gentlemen For several years 1 was
troubled more or less with Piles, for
which complaint 1 was treated by the
best physicians to no purpose indeed,
gradually became worse, until at last
began to despair of relief from any
source. While in this condition L was
recommended to try your Buckeye Save.
Making up my mind to try it, l am now
happy to say that it had the desired
effect, as l am now well and hearty, for
which l am indebted to your wonderful
remedy. Yours, truly,
r.. l.. WARNER.
Upon receipt of 81 90 g bottle Of this
Salve will be mailed. free Of postage.
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spECIAL NOTICES.

Early narraases.-Dr. Franklin advocated
EARLY Marriages Essays for Young Men, on
this and other subjects, being a GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE and Coniugl Felicity. by bsnev-
olent Physicians, sent by mail. in sealed letter
envelopes, free OF charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box p, Philadelphia, Pa
mail gr7a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-14

THE FIFTH WARD CoLoRED DEMO-
Cratic CLUB This club held its sd-
ioprned meeting at the Proyine Rlcck
last night. After transaeting coEsid-
erable business, and addingseveral names
to theirlist of members, they paraded the
streets with transparencies snd band Of
rausle. AT the APPEAL and Av0tcslcbe
offices the procession halted and sere-
paded them. Calis were made for Gen'l.
Pike and C5l. Galloway, but neither OF
thsse gentlemen appeared,
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TO CONTRACTORS.

s,rv7cr or TIE BOARD or LEFgE Con hls-
croNEEs FOR THE COUNTIES Or bos.tsAe'
SsasHISGToN And IssAQUENA,
GREENvILLE, MISS August 8, lstS.
-.p.,E,s PROPOSALS. viii be received untll
- ee-1,ydsv The Z9tn day OF August lof the
nsfrpetion Of The following Levees.
IL BOLIVAR COUNTY.
r-frs,s ,svee- shout 1000 cubic ysres.
seri5e's Point I.evee sbout 1850 cubic = a Az.
Frora Weeks 10 VermillioD, ebopt lSy,oVV cuDle
yards. -. tso ooo ons,s yards.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
T.evee from Tarpley's 20 Ms Campoeh 8
about 600 cubic yards . -, -
(3reenVills issvee, about 1let0 eaDic y d1cs'
Kershawis Leyee, about y go cubic yateis.
IsEAQUENA COUNTY.
faTnack's Levee, about $4,000 cubic yards.
Sl1rletmas Levse, about i50.CcJ c1bie alds-
Ss,-nayate proposals may be lna de to1 eaen o.
- I.evees, or for the whole nunlpef IN Tue
tn, 'ot Propositions Inust state the price per
Distt. 7srd for which The work VIII De con
stracted. -6orEnation OF capitalist would
For the II whole smonnt OF indt otee ness
state that the Nout sl8sQl0, and that the tax
of the Board IS crop VIII uOfe man DIS
IN the present c0ttb AligafiDD.
sfarge every form Of &. -qrd To the I,aveeg or
Any AZ formation In rec consfructlOu can
,,,sfters periaining TO tEeii aae ONCE
- cffstned by appii alton At President
~ , ~ s e. RttFNCh. ---
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MINERAL WATERs.-Messrs. @. ].
Hargsn & Co. are now prepared to fur
nish families and bars with soda, settler,
keisinger, vichy, and other mineral and
effervescing waters, put up in small bot
ties, in quantities TO suit, and delivered
at the house. Orders left at the factory,
on Alabama street, near the bayou, will
receive prompt attention.
augI2Iw CT. HAFGAN & co.
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THE REGULAR MEETING of the Ninth
Ward Democratic Club will be held al
their Wigwam this evening at eight
o'clock. A full attendance is desired, As
there will be business Of importance to
transact. W B. RICHAEDET,
RacorJfng Saeratarv
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In the District Court OF the United states, 1or
fhe district of West eDnessee, In the mat,
ler Oh John Martin, Bankrupt IN Bank
ruptcy, District of West Tennessee-ss.
To whom It may concern
The undersigned hereby gives noese % = ~ y
anoointnert a. assignee OF John Martin, q
Asmphis, Ia the county of Sheiby snd Sssle
u Tennessee, within said District, Wno - =
been adjudeed Bankrupt upoA his own psel-
tion. by the District Court OF said pietr1cb
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th dag q 4ug1st, AsD''
aus 20 n Assignee, eie,
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CITY MATTERS.

IUKA SPRINGS readers must not
forget the grand blowout that mine
hosts Of the hotel at Iuka, Miss, Messrs.
Steffsy & Barchus, are fixing up for the
2lst. Ia fact, We do not intend to let
Them forget it.
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CONTINUED auction bankrupt sale Of
standard drugs in packages, varnishes,
essential oils, logwood, whiting, acids,
grocers' sunGries, etc., etc., to day at 10
O'Clock, No. 1875 Main street.
W Y CIRODE. Assignee
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GRAND Mass MEETIN0-Of eOlOred
men at Poplar street Market Square,
Saturday evening, o'clock, August 10,
1868. At the last meeting OF the Eighth
Ward Democratic Club, a resolution was
made and adopted that an invitation
should be extended to the eoloTed men Of
the ward, to hold grand mass meeting,
and organize an Eighth Ward COlored
Democratic Club; also that the use Of
our hail adjoining Taylor Il Co.'s drug
store, be extended gratuitously for q
weekly meeting. It is hoped that the
eoIored men Of cur ward will all be in at
tendance, as there will be both white
anG colored Conservative speakers to adj
dress them. we desire that ali c0lOred
men who can will be present, as the
views Of those who are fully acquainted
with the political affairs Of the country
will be made known. Come one, come
all, and promptly, at s pm.
J. W. SMITHER,
Secretary Eighth Ward Democratic Club.
aui35t
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Dr., MOrltznore al Baena Vista Springs
RusseIlvilRe, Kentucky.

guxrA VIsrA SPRINGS, RUssELLvILLEs Le-
gan county, Ky.-My friends in the South VINO
desire to cs,asnit or place themselves under my
freat5nsnt can address or come and coDsulb me
M rsopally from this date until LIST OF OCTOBER
next al this favorite W Altering Place, ana tness
i.lstly celebrated Mineral Springs. AS herelo-
fore, / will still devote my attention 70 trSas-
men OF all the various forms OF CBzos1S OLe. .
EAsRs, especially TO Diseases 81 ute Lungs anu
Organs OF the CnesS. a. also ali the NazlSus
aftisctiVe forms of FEMALE DIsEAsEs. - 81
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WRAPPING PAPER.-n you would
save your money, go to Brown Dill
lard's, Sole Agents, 2l4 Front street, and
examine their stock. They have ali
grades of the finest article Wrapping
Paper, and are selling below Cincinnati
prices. jy29 I'm
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FIRE.-Ths alarm Of fire at twenty
minutes past one this morning was
caused by the burning of an old frame
building, corner of Auction and Main
streets, occupied by Mckinney & Bryson
as q cabinet or carpenters shop. We
could not learn whether it was con-
sumed or not.
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TOR SALE.

TT0ES SAI.E-PATENT RIG ET.-The Patenl
n Right OF q nesgiy invented i ieK Ouafu
Tor stlT state u the Union can be secul Cd by
40 vii 3 active m n who engage In its sale.
one ia use at this once, where those interestee
snst SAM SHL0sS. Appeal.
E-OR SALE OR L LAsE-Bssetif shaded
Il aud choice Building iO-s, boaung on "a
Torffs residrnos streets, ssther cleared o. Will
me Goi eft tfees-Y5ry low ". A. 6EA4-
LEY, Agent MIS-. COl- Preston NO bSinel
Block. " an
CUBURBAN LANDS AND RESI- DESCE FOh
- SALE on EASY TERLS-My lands mile
eagt OF the city, are for sale, on terms 70 SUI
n purchasers. FOR Cssu Or On any Uime-rom on
70 - yeaTs, and IN any quantity-Iron sore
LAM viii - sod at a great bargain, Tor caeA-
or on the usual Z rms Apply To my SELL on bhs
premisss, or 10 ROyster, 1TezsFaEt 8 Co. my
a. Nm. IRRELEVANT.
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z OST CHILD.-ABy iuf5TmEIioE in regard 70
IyAUTHELEA OST5fR. g girl y years oid,
vii be well rev ardeC. sue Wss stolen ron Def
rnotber eight years ago az : AGRA ento, Cailior-
rfa by Habert Hil Foster, q man now acout
40 vears OLD marks With smallpox ana gray
l1~ir He was last heard from in Bow ntNllie,
HAYWOOD County. Tenn. working II his trade
e.Hict Is wagon making His ni.y consists
- 9, lie and tour chiiFCn--E hubert, Alice, LYDIA
S1,5 r,a,sv. TIE family wss l7Et heard from In
SDT.y.us,rt Texas. in . suffering condltlol.
ANY f6forniRfiou sent 70 me Al EF2nsv ne,
Indiana. viii be glaa4y received oy s'Ii"s1
1919 MRS. J7LJA BARRETT.
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RIVER MATTERS.
wEAFREa aNp REyERs.


ST. LOUIS, Augustl3.-River declining
About feet 10 Cairo.
Arrived-Belle Memphis.
Observation-Disclosures and baTges.
LOUISVILLE, August 1S.-River fall
ing-5 feet in the canal.
Weather clear and pleasant.
CAIRO, August Is -Up-Forsy th, 4
am; Tacony, 10 am; New York, 2. N.
Down-Rubicon, pm.
MEMPHIS, August 14.-Weather pleas
ant but cool for the season. The river at
this port is rising rapidly, with ten feet
large to Cairo. The upper Mississippi is
falling, with seven feet from Cairo to St.
Louis. We have no later news from
White or the Arkansas.
Arrivals.
Steamer Minneola, Cincinnati.
John KilgOur, Louisville.
Alaska, Cincinnati.
Departures.
Steamer Marble City, 81. Louis.
John Kilgour, New Orleans.
Alaska, New Orleans.
Nat0ma, Napoleon.
In Port.
MiDneol9
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PAsCHALL HOUSE DRAwING.-Certifi-
Gates in this grand drawing can be bad
in Memphis of Mr.. E. s. Plumner, w.
II. Passmore 81 Co., $50 Second street,
and at Geo. Pattison q Co.'s bookstore,
Sl73 Main street. Circulars containing
full particulars furnished en- application
to either of the above parties. jy2S Stawtf
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A NY ore acquainted with the circumstances
n ate Il ing the death JAMIE PAiflL-
SON a cotchmaB who died ~ the fall xsu-
.er Of 1857 while actis a. lsrx Oh some ste.ifs-
9oat running hetWEen NeT rieans ana Like
~ writing to Watkins a Rose Little Rock,
Arkansas. auI2 ST.
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THE allotted time Of DR.. James stay
in Memphis having expired, he viii in
future be addressed at his home office, VI
and 80 Randolph street, Chicago, and
postofice address, box 5S8S Chicago, III.
See advertisement in another column,
for partioulars.
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Regular Memphis, white and Little Red
EiTer Thursday Paeket.
- DIES AFRO -

JOHN D. ELLIOTT, Master; Can. J. HAHZs
and MAT GLASS, Clerks.
THE steamer DIES ARC having been put IN
thorough repair, viii enter the ADMr lis
AND n HITE RIVER Trade Dersfi2n emily on
THURSDAY. the Sd Gag u September, ISIS,
lssvip ~ Memphis every Thursday for all points
on Write srssf little Red rivers, conneetiug at
De,nII's BLUFF with trains tor Little ksca.
Leaves DevaIrs Bluff for Memphis every Mon
day on arrival OF train.
NOTICE.-TOt the Merchants OF Mem hls-Ths
steamer DE,S ARC will resume her trips in the
White River Trade on Thursday. the Sd day OF
September, 1865, and as am satisfied thai 10 ~
the wish OF both the planter and merchant that
the local packets receive and transport mer-
chnndise on which there Is &. .. ID. charges,
and in view CT the TACT thst the refusal to Ira a-
port such freight has Oparated very much
against the trade OF Memphis, the steamer
Dis ARC "a home packet, owned and con-
troiIed in MemphiEl VIII. on resEmtrg her trips,
receive all G.. o. d. freight. charging shipper
with the freight when same Is not received by
c0nsignee. and charging shipper one-half per
cent on all c. o.. D collections.
JOHN D. ELLIOTT, Master
au2 And Owner Steamer Des Arc
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Regular New Orleans Low Pressure
- HGdlaldly Packet - -
Renewal.
5a

- - -
THE undersigned having taken possession OF
the
STAR EharfbOat, AT the Feet of Jefferson
street,
VIII continue the Steam boat Agency Rusln. -,
and transact all matters 1ntrusted 70 him by
his steamboat friends WITH prom ptness and dis
patch. LARRY HARMSTAD,
Star WharfbOat. foot Of jefferson street.
au4 II MeOp
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a-p REWARD-STOLEN-O the night Ct
ScDO the "a a OF JGly, nom ths under ignsG,
near North lIounI J. essan', MiSS., 3 DARK DAY
HORSE MULE. years old, lae ely trim" 81,
Uttle buss ned, ilss knot on right jaw. and j.
Is hautis d =. Also a light nay MARE MULE,
D vesrs cd hes a vote spot on back. The
thIeve>-yCung whit men, one wearing an
Res biou-e ana the other Confer crate gray
~ K a eourge toya. Gre ada. The above re-
ward viii q psia for Information that " u lead
% the recovery Of the mules, and an sdd tlonal
snil2vre j. Il. HOUSE.
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BOOTS, SH0ES
329 Main St., Memphis, Tenn.

-rtF are now receiving our F0li stock, and
" have \ Iarss snd vel assorted sock o.
81 ASONkgI,F GOODS, to which We invite the
attention Oh iii''i 'i''''' TERRY a MITCHELL.
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WANTS.

ANTFD-DRIEO APPLES AND PEACH
" - None but right halves Also, No. j
SW EFT POTATOES --,-rr
aui2 In corner o5 Front ailo LAlo1 %.
UTANrED A lady, every way qualified,
w desires the situation Of GoyerLe5s 20
family Of SUI all chiiCrsu. The best reference
gives. address Z. y. II. ", Florence Ala
81 Nv
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FOE HOUND CITY.

SSTEAMER PEOSTA LEAVES IT,
- every day for Mound City &C
am, II am, pm. and p m. Leaves Mound
City every day at am, g am, pm and
~ pm Landing at foot OF Washington street.
MARX z. CHEEK.
iyu Master.
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LAGRANGE MASS MEETING. THURS.
DAY, roth AUGUST.


LAGRANGE, Tenn, August IL, 1868.
Editors Memphis Appeal:
am instructed by the Seymour and
Blair Club Of this place to announce that
the following named speakers have sig
nifisd their willingness to attend and ad-
dress the people at our grand Democratic
barbecue and mass meeting, on Thurs
da7 the 20lh instant: Hon. Landon c.
Haynes, Judge T. W. Brown, Gen. N.
B. Forrest, Capt. Van A. w. Anderson,
Col. Orville Yerger, Col. A. s. SBingley,
Col. NJ. C. Galloway, Of Memphis; Gen.
John L. It. Sneed, OF Somervillei Gen.
w. S. Festherston, OF Holly Springs
Hon. J. w. Lsftwich, our candidate for
Congress, and Col. w. w. Vaughn, our
Eleetor, have not been directly heard
from as yet, but have no doubt will at
tend, as will also, in all probability, Col.
w. II. Stephens, of Memphis, and Hon.
Emerson EtheEldge, Of Dresden, besides
several others of equal ability and dis
tinetion. Hon. Geo. II, Pendletop, OF
Cincinnati, Ohio, has not yet been heard
from, but, it ia believed, viii be here, as
it is understood he intends coming to
West Tennessee soon, to fill q round OF
appointments in the South.
The public generally may depend upon
IL, we wilI have one of the largest mass
meetings here that has ever been held in
this part OF the country.
All the Seymour and Blair clubs at
Memphis, Somerville, Bolivar, Grand
Junction, Salisbury, Corinth, Iuks,
holly Springs, Brownsville, Covington,
and elsewhere throughout North Missis.
sippi and West Tennessee are specially
invited to attend, and, if they so please,
to come in sn organized form and join in
the procession, which will form at the
headquarters OF the Seymour and Blair
Club of Lagrange, at half-psst ten a. :,
of the Goth.
Extra trains will be run each way on
the Memphis and Charleston road on that
day-one leaving Memphis at hslf-psst
six and one Corinth atseven in the morn
ing, arriving here at ten and returning
late in the evening Of same day-sll at
half fare, and the ticketsremsining good
till next day for those who may wish to
remain all night.
PnTJTAM praS;dert