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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06

OFFICE. ms NORTH THIRD STREET. 81. LOUIS, no
W solicit Psssns end prosseuts Patent suits and old NJ
sotsd canA Expecting 10 reap our profits from such ~
obtain patents FIRST application for barely cosss ~
Nd having been In the business for TINA are sns
bed 70 shape Chains svsid infngemspk An bad
asss attended 70 promptly sdv1cs ffss n Ill oassa
Bsat ~ cif rsfsrspcesg q 6susr.6
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06
ARTICLE 1.

The and title Of Company shall be the "NEw
OkLkANs STEAMSHIP COMPANY" and ts domicn is
hereby established in the city Of New Orleans and 1t shall
sxt and continue for the term Of twenty ave from the
date OF these presents unless dissolved hereinafter
provided Tor IL shall have corporate seal with device
ne same and the name Of the Company The nargr
ARTICLE II.
ms object Of said company h to construct otherwise bro
cure and maintain steamships, constitute line
lines Of steamships to be owned and controsd In the city
New Orleans to and por
or ports on the Atlantic coast Gulf Of Mexico.
The manager said company shall be proper person
whom citations legal WHARF
IN the said Company may be interested. ~
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WHO TAKEs THE MONEY!

D.. WQLC0ff he VIII pay $1,000 any person who
viii produce remedy that will instantly remove ard
90 readily and cure pain In the Head Teeth
Temples, Neck Shoulders. Breast Back, Heart Lungs
sides Hips Abdomen Legs Ankles Feet Toes Internal or
sxterns scute or chronic Old Ulcers, Fresh wounds
fnghtul Csncersin fact all pain, any cause Rheu
matte Neuragc from mosquito bite the most intense
Labor Psins-as quick Pain Paint reduce alton
. rapidly, heal permanently give pain in ap
pcston whether applied to the weakest infant most
feeble or aged person, and 10 harmless Pain Paint
Applied Fres at no. 81 Carondslet street.
JOHN GRAVES,
Sole Agent for New Orleans and State Of Louisiana
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ARTICLE Nv.

The sa Of said Company shall be under the direction an
management o. Edward Hggins who may any time hav
the privilege Of sssocsting with him persons rou
among the ct the Company subject TO the
Agents 70 assist IN ransanR the busns Of said Oompany
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06

The capital stsek Of said Company h hereby nxed
sum Of TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY THOUSAND DOL,
LARS divided into shares Of Fifty Dollars each Of which
TO be paid at or before the signing Of these which
cspal be increased exceeding one mil
uon- She sas should be required By twohirds capital
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06
ARTICLE VIII.

rhreeourths Of the stockholders capital stall have the
power TO wind and settle the business Aad affairs said
Company, at time during Its existence making
any medhcstisns additions changes this giving
q this city.
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06

EAGLE DEGREE LODGE NO. l.
Meets first and third Saturday In Lodge Room No
sver the Home Mutual Insurance Company Camp and
Matches streetA Oncers-A- Mazuresu d. NJ; Cha a.
Hes, D. D. NJ Henry Haskell. Secretary and Treasurer
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06

crsuny culed from exchanges In the selection prsps.
ration and arrangement Of News and ether Reading Matter
claimed that the CRESCENT 10 surpassed b. any
oshsr daily journali In the United States. Ths
The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1868-11-06

On the expiration Of the said term Of TWENTY-FIVE y,s
herenbefoe agreed upon for the existence Of said Company
Amajoy OF the stockholders In capital shall have power 70
Determine the mode Of selling and dsposing of ali
the property and effects belonging said Company
70 decide and tx the and conditions the sale
disposition thereof and finally Of winding up and qudatns
Ito Affairs 70 the best advantage.
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NEW ORLEANS CRESCENT.
THD NEW oRkHAHs OBnsCKnF.
1rtgEo3 Tfrs EEE avn
oyrIoE % CAMP e.. NEW okLEAHA
.rtHIT - rlt.t
g. ffE1 rrI
lg-tl.F1FE nI N-u 40
T. Q. NIXON. EDITOR AND Proprietor
e1atV aafE vrrf
OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF THE CITY OF NEW
ORLEANS.

70 promote The social mstsaf and posal vSll-bsins Of
be city Of New 0rsans thu State Of ousana and the grsa
southvss win BE- In the future. IL has been In the past
The purpose Of this journal fhs columns Of each days ssu
referred TO earnest Of the thflnsss end succs
With which this design 10 sxscutsd
While thestandpoint Of the CRESCENT indepsnda
wit reference TO al the subjects Of Newspaper commn
and discussoe. he opinions viii always b found 70 b. CO
IDLY. esanitsy and fsarlsssy oppressed
eassfuly selscted corps Of
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L. VI. 1. 5. ID. CLUB.
Enthusiastic Meeting at SILL
man Hall.
TOTchlIght Procession.

Stiliman Hall was crowded last night
to its utmost capacity with the youth
manhood and loyeliness Of our city. To
say that it was full to repletion, would
be usinga hsckneyed phrase that is lite
rally true. The Young Mems IDdepen-
dent Seymour Democratic Club received
their friends and the Central Club by ex-
press invitation. Speeches were made
by Col. Lsndon Haynes, Capt. Harvey
Mathes, Mr.. Lowerstien and other gen.
tlemen, and the whole body OF young
men, after leaving the hsll, paraded the
streets until late hour, with q band Of
music and torches, bearing a most beau
tiful banner. We regret that our space
being 50 crowded fOrbIds our giving a
more lengthy report. Altogether it was
the most enthusiastic and brilliant dis.
play that hss been made during the cam
psigu,
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Pratl's southern kade Cotton Gin

THIS GIN Is regarded BY planiers VINO nave
L used 10 as the best for saIuP ,. picking the
seed clean and light draught- flante cuiti-
waiting bottom lands are requested 20 sxsnine
the Eureka C4iu at arrin g5en 4 HOWsiis. 25s
Frf,rft street. II will psy for ltsslf IN ginning
61tv m -. A. N GunniSon, Tnanufacturer Of
the S eel Comb Gin before the war gu nov a
planter, gives the following certificate:
- MEMPHIS, TESr., January 81, 1865
HItske pleasure IN commanding to plant
ers rultivatiBg Cotton on bottom lands OF the
nj ,issippi, Arkansas. White ana 81 Francis
rivers the Eureka Gin, made BY Daniel Frstt,
or Alabama This Gin teparates the hulls,
bDIis ETC., from ire seed Cotton, makes good
sample, and is superior TO any other Gin for
Bottom lands. 1 have used one myself on =
farm in Washington county, Miss, and 1t ope-
rates well and gives entire satisfaction In every
respect. A. y. GiN-NA-ON.
Orders for Gins, from 40 to 50 saws and sum
Beltiug, at Fact ~ Prices, addrs ssed 70 the
care o. FARRlNGTON 4 bow ELL, 26S
Front street, Memphis, promptly filed. sssss
skiilfui CinTr4ght, q. ", TRUHEART,
ly2s staW2m&w Agent for Daniel Pfast,
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sTEAMBOATMEN'S CLUB.
Meeting Last Night Procession.

The Second meeting Of the Steamboat.
mems Seymour Club took place last
night at the hall, corner Second and
Adams streets. a fair attendance wa
present and several new members were
enrolled. The meeting was called to or.
der by the President, Capt. Matt Glass.
The Committee on Constitution and
By-Lsws made their report. snd the
constitution, etc, governing the Shelby
County Democratic Club were adopted.
Ga motion, John Fenwick, ESQ, wss
appointed on the Finance Committee, in
plsce Of Capt. Larry Harmstad, who
could not serve.
Ga motion, the railroad and transfer
men Of Memphis were invited to enroll
their names in this club.
Addresses were made by Mr.. John
Hart, Capt. J. NJ. Lee, IT,, and Newt
Hart, Esq, when the club formed in pro-
cession, headed by band, and marched
to the corner OF Second and Madison
streets, where they were j9i1ed by the
Young Mems Independent Seymour
Club, with torches, and together
marched through the principal streets Of
the city. Not less than three hundred
steambOatmen were present.
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MEETING OF mAGIsTRATEy.
Election Of County Trustee and
Coroner.
J. HI. GOOdIett, Esq, Elected
Trustee, and II. b. Miller,
ESQ Coroner.

I The Justices If the Peace OF Shelby
county met yesterday morning in the
Circuit Court room, pursuant to adjourn
meut, to elect County Commissioner
vice Wickershsm deposed, and Coroner
rice Cotton resigned.
Esquire BIakeiy was called to the
chair, and John Lisgue, Esq, County
Clerk, requested to act rs Secretary.
On calling the roll the following JUS
tees were found to be present: Biakely,
Bond, Brooks, Carroll, Gibson, 9oodlett,
Jones, Hall, Hi, Herman, Massey, Mil
Ter, Moore, Pulliam, Smith, Smith,
Walker, Walton, Ward and YoTk-in
sIl, twenty.
The chair announced quorum pres
emit, and that they were therefore law
fully organized court, ready for the trans
action of the business for which they
we're called together, viz: the election
Of a County Trustee and Coroner for
the county of Shelby, TO I'LL the vacan-
cies row existing In these offices.
Judge Scruggs, on behalf OF Judge
King and VIM. Heiskell, Esq, and him
self, explained the law which dictates
the method in which vacancies of this
sort are to be filled, and empowers the
Justices to act in the premises, and
instructed them how to proceed in the
matter. AT the close of Judge Scruggs'
remarks, the Court proceeded to the
election of 8 Trustee. There were three
candidates, viz J. H. Goodiett, A.
Woodward, and f. M. Cash. The first
ballot resulted Is follows: Goodlett,
10; Woodward, s; Cash, 8.
Goodlett was accordingly declared
duly elected Trustee.
The election for Coroner was then pro-
ceeded with. -Four candidates were an
nouncsd, as follows: r. 3. Miller, DR..
Early, I. g. Ladd and w. A. Hume.
The first ballot resulted as follows {:
Miller, 9; Lads, = Early, Il Hume, / /;
shd MulOrd, /.
No one having obtained majority OF
ali the votes cast, a second ballot was
necessary, and it was taken with the fol-
lowing result: Miller, II; Early, o.
Ladd, 6 J.; Hume, /; and MulJrd, l.
R. b. Miller, ESQ., was declared duly
elected Coroner.
There being no further business before
it, the Court adjourned.
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THE COURTS.

CHANCERY CoURT-A. Aston, Clerk
and Master. Clerk and Master will
take an account to-day In the case o;
Nix VS.. Marshall ct al.
Law CoURT-JdDleS o. Pierce, JUDGE.
Wits Of inquiry were executed on yes
! terday. To-day motions will be heard
and writs OF inquiry executed.
BANKRUPTCY COURT j. Latham
Register. Final discharges were issued
on yesterday in the following cases: A.
P. Tuck, Samuel ShlOss, ]. P. johnson.
D. F. TsliaferrO. The petition of Josiah
Darden has been found incorrect in form
by the Register. Attorneys interested in
| the matter must have the same Corrected
as soon as possible.
Q. s. CoURT-A. S. Mitchell, Clerk.
The time for fling petitions in bank
ruptcy having been extended by Con-
gress to January /, 1869, slI parties in
| tending to avail themselves of the beDe.
| fits Of this extension, can now file their
petitions in the above office-the earlier
the better.
CRIMINAL COURT - WH. Hunter,
| 1Nuycs-4 no AloA VI buc Ease OF the
State vs.. Richard Maher, alias Sporting
| Dick-eommenced on Friday List
closed last evening. A verdict was prob
ably rendered by the jury at late huor,
The indictment was for assault AID bat
terry, with intent to commit murder,
upon the person of ex.Deputy Sheriff
John w. Taylor, who had levied a dis
tress warrant upon the property OF Sport
ing Dick. Mr.. Taylor was badly beaten
and received serious injuries while In the
discharge Of his duty. This jury, undgr
the indictment, can fad the defendant
guilty Of simple assault and battery.
should the evidence disclose 10 intention
to take Life. The cases set for trial dur.
ing the ensuing week are SIS follows:
| 81 The state vs iii Gu hrie James Shafter aud
ii .nry Wood, assault with intent 70 murder.
| s. Same VI same, aisJn.
| s. Same VS. Same, larceny.
I 8 ga ne W Charles Henderson, larceny.
| 81 same VS. Joseph SpelimRn, larceny.
70 ~ams VS. Dick Folwell. larceny.
| 81 Same VS. J Ogeph Harris, lsrceay,
| &C me VS. Henry Mcdonald, malicious shoot
ing,
81 same vs. W. H Dounelly. obtaining goods
unGer .lss prstenses
SO s srr,e VS. J. II Fisher, larceny,
81 Sans Us J II. FISHER, larceny.
II same VS. Angelo WARE, murder.
y same VS. Jerrs Wood, murder.
80 Ell Guthrie, Henry Shsfter and Henry Wood,
house brelking.
90 Same vs. Levi McGionis, larceny.
ej Same VS. Lewis Cross and James Foley house
breakup.
o. same vs. Henry Fields. larceny.
% Same W Henry Reeves, ouse breaking.
lOl Same vs. Henry Pyner, larceny.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-04
EAGLE COTTON GINS.

uYF are the Sole Agents for the sale Of these
w unrivalIed Gin stands. For beauty OF
STAPLE LIGHTEEss OF DRAFT, AM QUASTIr4
OF I.rNT COTTOS turned out per day, they are
UNSURPASSED. Reference eau be safely made &C
every planter who ha given them q iair trlal
Where mule power 10 used, they make saving
Of from one-quaTter TO One-Jhird the DRAFT
OVER Any OTHER GIrs. We are also agents tQf
rTRATB93 GRjSc Willis, and w HELEN,
CBEMstJN 4 cos CIRCULAR SAWS.
MoCOMBS d CO.,
Dealers Ia Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
s2255S and "a Main Street,
a
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-04

Messrs. ". B. Wigs & Co.:
Gentlemen For several years L was
troubled more or less with Piles, for
which complaint 1 was treated by the
best physicians to no purpose indeed, 1
gradually became worse, until at last I
began to despair Of relief from any
source. While in this condition 1 was
recommended to try your Buckeye Ssive.
Making up my mind to try it, 1 am now
happy to say that it had the desired
effect, IS I am now well and hearty, for
which am indebted to your wonderful
remedy. Yours, truly,
+. L, WARNER.
Upon receipt Of 81 90 8 bottle of this
Salye will be mailed, free of postage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-04

FarIy IarrIagcs.-Dr. Franklin advocated
Early Marriages. Essays for Young Men, on
this and other subjects, being GUIDE TO
MARRIAGE snd Conjugsl Felicity, by bensv-
oleut Physicians, sent by mail. in sealed letter
envelopes, free Of charge. Address, HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.
mail Sru
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GDissOlutiOu.

Ty,Hr- - Of Speed z CarPester Is this day
-;s.5-,,,ss b. nutnal consent, j. h. Speed
= sOhN II. SPEED.
yLsz Jam = =. a hPESI p.
- ur,A 1sl TEhcs., q uguht /. 1853.
We the uuder,xa ID haye a.ls 10y iof 551 q. q
SSTSttp = Wa TEt Y Tie purpo OF trsn'-
=, 10. i,ssiutss Tor u. ,onueetieur Autasl
Ute mCsraucs CoLnP.ny rs1.,,sssas Sisnsms
I'd SissssisL omse, ~. a 4st 4 9, re,i
u TfTE JE.
,,o-Yr- II -s,sr,,'s, coo : above drm, 1
take tais method II earnestly - ~ ~ !, -
Aess 2. Carpenter & White, ny = 1850 80 ~
me LIE Iusuruncs bu-iress, iScliA - ca -
eured that tne company they repn - .,s -
Connecticut Nu'ust LIE o. HartiOroy rI.L
Tie BET Lie Insura zee q panies Ia The hiteo
HFafeE. lEu4 81 D. IL ENAA -
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-04

JOHN d. ELLIOTT, Master; CAD ]. H.sxs
ana MAT GLASS, Clerks.
TIE steamer DE.S ARC having bean mt II,
thorough repair, Will enter the NENPP u
AID " HfTE RIVER Trade psrmTnenfiy IN
TAU DAY, the Sd dav u September Isss
leaving Memphis every Th1-sday Tor an not.t.
on W Lite anu Little Red rivers, cor meeting AZ
Leaves Devall's Bluff for Memphis eysrv- NO.
day on arrival OF train.
NOIICE:-TOt the Merchants OF Me1aphis-Tbs
steamer DIS AhC viii resume her trips in ne
" Ute River Trade On Thursday. the 81 tay OF
september, ISIS, and as am satisfied that n :
tce sish OF Gotn the planter and merchant that
the lQcsj packets receive ana transport mer-
chsndlss on which there Il c. o. b. charxes
and Ia yies Of the TACT that the refas I 70 trans
pors such freight has operated very much
against the tIade OF Memphis, the steamer
DEs Axe n home packet, Owned aud COM
lrotied In Mem Jh1s} will on rssuming her ri ps-
receive al Z. o. ID. freight, eharging shipper
with The freight when same Is not received by
eOnsig nee, AMI charging shipper one half psr
cent on all &. o. d cole ctiunE
JOHN d. ELLIOTT, Master
au& And Owner Steaul,r DIS Ar.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-04

FoR TEN DAYS oNLY.-W. Y. Cirode
assignee of Z. 1. Huette & Co., bank
rupts, Will sell the balance Of the stock
ct Ne. le5 Main street, at twenty Der
cent. below New York aud manufactur.
ers' cost, In lots TO suit purchasers.
Fancy goods, drugs, paints, oils, pei.
fumery, etc. jy23 cod lot
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-04
CITY MATTERS.
TO THE OFFICERS OF DEMOCRATIC


TO THE OFFICERS OF DEMOCRATIC
CLUBS.
The Recording Secretaries OF the sew
ersI Ward and District Clubs OF the city
and county are specially requested to
.urnish the Recording Secretary of tie
Democratic Club of Shelby county, at
the APPEAL office, with a complete roll
Of all their members in two separate
lists, showing the voters and non-voters,
also complete list Of their officers, with
their postofIice addresses. A compliance
with this request before Thursday next
will Obiige J. NJ HEATING,
Esr sec Tan, ocratic Ciub Shelby County.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-04

THE allotted time OF DR.. James stay
in Memphis having expired, be will in
future be addressed st his home Office, 81
and SO Randolph street, Chicago, and
pOstoffice address, box 1858 Chicago, III.
See advertisement in another column,
for Particular.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-04

YOUNG HICkoI.' y CLUB sixth WARD.
The Democratic oSSof the Sixth Ward
have organized for th,> campaign, with
the following officers X d. Sylvester,
Jr., President; Frank Jonv>s' VICE Pfe7l-
dent; r. Miller, SecretarN; ware
Jones, Treasurer; R Small Hno I'd
Jones, Finance Committee.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-04

SECOND WARD.-Members Of the Sec
ond Ward Democratic Clubare requested
n meet at the engine house on Poplar
stra, t, this (Tuesday) evening st 81
oIcIock Citizens generally are invited
- ottend Punctual and full attendance
of members requested.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-04
SPECIAL NOTICES.
DIR. HortimOre at Buena Vista Springs,
RussesiViIIe, KenIueky.

BUENA VISTA SPRINGS, RUSsELLvILLE, Es-
gan county, Ey.-My friends in the South who
desire 10 consult or place themselves under my
tres tment, can address or come azlG consult me
personally from this date until lat Of October
next, at this fsvOrite Watering Place, and theSe
Justly celebrated Mineral Springs. AS hereto
fore will Sill devote my attention to treat
ment of all the various forms OF CHRONIC DIS
EASES, especially to Diseases Of TIE Lungs and
Organs Of the Chest. As also ali me various
affective forms OF FEAALE DISEASES.
lee cstv sW3D u. MORTIMORE, u. d.
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THE WEATHER.-Shortlyb before day
yesterday morning We had regular
guIIywssher " of rain. The forenoon
was somewhat cloudy, bat as the day sd-
vaneed il became bright and beautiful.
The sun set with a splendor We have
rarely seen eqUaled.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-04

WRAPPING PAPER.-If you would
save your money, go to Brown & Dill
lard's, Sole Agents, PA Front street, and
examine their stock. They have ali
grades Of the finest article Wrapping
Paper, and are selling below Cincinnati
prices, jy2sim
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4 & AsDERsos. sec.

Er. AGNES ACADEEiE.-Tno next SEES
sion Of THIS we'll known institution for
the education OF young ladies viii COM
menoe on tins first Monday Of Septem
Der. From a circular before Us We per
ceive that the terms are very reason
able, comparing f4vorabIy with North
eru institutions, which have been here
tofore patronizsd by many Of ouf
citizens. st. Agnes has an excellent
reputation as an academy where young
lsdies eau receive 8 finished education,
the course Of studies embracing all the
branches, both useful and ornamental,
that are usually taught. Circulars con
tanning terms, regulations, etc, can be
obtained by addressing the Mother
Superior OF 81. Agnes Academy, Mem
phis, Tenn"
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-04

The FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC
CLUB holds its regular meeting TINS
tuesday, evening at Siillman Hall
Col. Joha Sale and b. Newton Hart,
Esq, will address the Club. The Ia
dies are cordially invited 70 be present
A prompt attendance OF the members is
earnestly requested as business Of i'm
portance viii be presented.
NJ c. GALLAWAT, Pres.
y < AEnERspS. Eac.
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JOHN y. ADAMS. superintendent.
VINSON & DOSAHUE,
Agents for ERtonaa-
HARVARD LAW SCHOOL,

CAMBRIDGE, MASS. TWO TERMS. begin
" ming SEPTEMBER 10, is6S and FEBRIfN-
RY y, 1859. The resident Professors are. Tsz
oPEILUs PAEsoSs, LID, EMORY WAsazrE1s-
Lib, and NATHANIEL HOLMES A NJ Gem
tlems en- OF distinction in The Pro- eSsioo lectn r.
frOm time TO time on special topics. AppIica-
BltEer OF the Resident Professors, iysiSH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-04

THIRTEENTH CIVIL DISTRICT, Shell
BY CoUNTY.-The citizens of the Thir-
tenth District held large and enthusi-
astic meeting on Saturday evening, and
organized themselves into q Seymour
and Blair Democratic Club. A speech
was made by Col. J. A. Anderson, and
the following officers elected Capt. W.
A. Dooley, President; Col. F. C. Ste
phenson, Vice President; James BrysoD,
Secretary; and MAI. Jacob Glenn, Treas
urer. On motion OfCspt. Anderson a COM
mittee Of three YVES appointed TO draft q
constitution and bylaws, whereupen
the chair appointed Capt. J. a. Anderson
Vice President Stephenson and DR.. II. P.
Smith said committee. It was further
moved and carried, that said Commit ee
on Constitution and By Laws be re-
auested to wait on the President Of the
Central Democratic Club Of Shelby
county, and inform the same Of the Or
ganization of this club. Ga motion 1t
was
Resolved. Inst the APPEAL, iva
laache and Ledger be requested to pub
lish the proceedings OF this meeting.
On motion the meeting then adjourned
to meet st the same place Friday
next, 7th inst, at two O'Clock, pm.
After the adjournment a call was made
for members to the club, when every one
present joined, without single excep-
ton.
WA. DCOLEY, President.
Jas. BRYsov. Secretary.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-04

FOURTH WARD DEMOCRATIC CLUB
There will be meeting of this club to.
night at s o'clock, at Ferguson Hall.
Col. CAN'T and other speakers will ad
dress the meeting.
REN II cAprra g..
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-08-04

The STATE FEMALE CoLLEGE.-In q
local notice given this institution day
or two ago we said that the faculty would
be the same. This is not 50, as several
changes have been made. The College
is not for lease, as hes been rdmored.