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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1868-09-12
First Monday of January, An. 1869,

F1rSt OF January ADJ lSoSg
It being the 4th day of January, 1859, on
the premises, in laid county Of ChtcOt, at
Public auction, 10 lhe highest bicder, for cash
in hand, al the land In eatG decree mentioned
aud described a. follows, tO-w1ts beginning
two chains and sixty-nvs links west OF the
kontheast c"rner Of section 70 In township Is
s ? west. At a stake, bearing trees maple.
marked with y Cross a inches in diameter
bears south 7' 40 west 40 links haekoerIy
marked with q cross Is inches in diameter;
bears south 90. eaAJ IS links Themes VEST on
township line y chains and IS INKS to the
southwest corner Of section 80 and the south
east corner OF section 81 corner red oak Is
inches In diane. er, bearing north a, west .
links thence north on section line &c chains
TO stake in Geld ; thence west 40 chains TO stake
center OF section Is; thence north ~ chains 70
half mile corner Of sections IS and q gum 10
inches in diameter, bearing north 81, west 90
links thence east 81 chstns and - Inks 70 a
null cry post on bank Of Cid RIVER LAKE
thence Iaesndering lake southss', east 5 enSins
aud q links 10 stake thence S-uth s. 10. east
q chains IS liDks 10 sake thence south 6',
est "a chains and - ItaEs to stake; thence
south g., west Qeavins stskel 8 chains and 60
chains 20 take; thence south 20 ~, east -
chsins and SO INKS to Point OF beginning, con-
situate and lying in toEnsbip u, south, rqngs
. west. Also tine following lands to-wit; Vest
Da~t Of n W q of section 3 " Of bayou Il pit.
XIV x Of section 8. = of bayou fri A;SR
4 section 3; W W section 81
H,sR W va section 2 AZ secti9n Ut
Also " 4 section 81; NE MI ofsame section;
same section aad 5 I" fl. a section q, 7
I5 So 2 west, combining, with the so acres
ives more or less All OF The above dssenbed
fSnd froLts on Lake Chicot, shout ~ miles
rom Laze village. in said county OF ChlcGt
and stare OF Arkansas, and the same will be
soId in block or In quantities to suit pur-
chasefx n order TO carry out said decree. h
Is one Of the most g~aluaOle tracts CT land in
the South, about 1860 sSres OF which are In a
hisa state OF cultivation. TIE Improvement
arc g ina Steam Gin N good order, tV0 good
Dwelling HoEses snd brick qUAEksisi humcleaB
to accommodate 100 hands.
sals 7in lake place at II O'Clock m. on said
lay. L. IL
EEStpeinnati Weekly Enquirer copy eight
veeks ard send BIZ - this Office ans
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N AMI LIQUORS.
WOLF'E'S
Schiedam ~Schnapps.

THE above Medicinal Beverage Is manufao-
tured by the proprietor, at his distillery, in
SchieGam, Holland, expressly for medicinal
use.
II is now some twenty years Rince the pro-
prietor hrAt introduced IL TO the American pub
lie, and during that time he has received over
three thousand letters nom physic ans, Indoors
ing Il as the purest liquor they have ever used
in their practice
1t is made from barley Of the finest quality,
selected with great care from the pioducJs OF
The most celebrated gcGin-growing districts, Is
Favored with the essence OF the aromatic Juni-
per-beFry OF Italy, and is rectihed by apecuiiar
process, which eXpels from the spirit every
scrid particle.
AS ameans of preventing and correcting the
disagreeable n often dangerous effect pro-
duCtd upon the stomach and bowels by a
change Of waters visitation 10 which travel
ers, new settlers, ana all unscclimsted persons
in the West. the South, and Southwest are pc
culiarly lia0ls-the SCHIEDAM AROMATIC
viii be found absolutely infaIlible;
while in cases OF crOpsy, gravel, distractions %
the Kidneys, diseases OF The bladder, structure,
dyspepsia and general debility, IL Is recon-
mended most emphadcally by the most dis
members of the medical profession.
It is put up in quart and piot bottles, in
cases, with the name of the undersigned on
the bottle and cork, and q fac-simile OF his sig
nature on the label. For sale by all respectable
and country merchants.
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A LARGE TRADE
We nave concluded arrangements through
which we propose to offer Inducements for all
BUYERS TO PURCHASE HERE

1st-All Imported Goods We Will I'M
port DIre0s, or buy from the Importers
Agents.
All Domestic Goods We Will buy direct
from the Manufacturers.
Shoes We Will have made to order ; In
fact, WeHilI procure all our Goods FROM
FIRST HANDS, thereby saving the job
bor's profits.
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RAILROAD.
Election for Directors OF the Eemphis
ana Charleston Railroad Company.

TBE Stockholders ia tbs Memphis and
S1@Lesion hallroad Company are notified
LhaJ me annual election for Nine Direofors ~
Sslo company will be held al the ofices OF me
O9npsny IN Memphis, tennessee, and Hunis-
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PraIt'S Southern MADE Cotton Gin

THIS GIN is regarded by planters who have
L used it, as the best for sample, picking the
seed clean and light draught. Planters cultt-
waiting bottom lands are requested TO examIne
the EUREKA Gin at harrington & Howell's, 26S
Front street. II WLn pay for itself In ginning
fifty bales. An. Gunnison, manufacturer OF
the Steel Comb Gin before the war but now a
planter, gives the following certificate
MEMPHIS, TENE., January 81, 1858.
81 take pleasure in recommending TO plant
ers cultivating Cotton on bottom lands OF the
Mississippi, Arkansas, White n st. ErRncis
rivers, the Eureka Gin, made by Daniel Pratt,
of Alabama. This Gin separates the hulls,
bolls, ETC., from tue Seed Cotton, makes a good
sample, and is superior to any other Gin for
bottom lands. / have used one myself on a
farm IN Washington county, Miss, and it ope-
rates well and gives entire satisfaction in every
respect. A. n. GUNNIsON,n
Orders for Gins, from 40 to 80 Saws and Gum
Betting, st Factory Prices, addressed to the
care OF HARRINGTON & HOWELL, 26s
Front street, Memphis, promptly filed. Presses
and Gearing put up, and Gin repaired by 8
ski0ful Gtnwr1ght q. W. TRUHEART,
Jy2o Staw2m&W Agent for Daniel Pratt.
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MARKET ON This CONTINENT.

S- People should not listen to the base fabri-
cations Of Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
drummers, that Memphis caano1 compete with
their markets.
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Trustees Sale.

TIMER and by virtue OF a Deed Of Trust ex-
u ecuted TO me By :. q. Eveletn, on Novem-
Der 18th, lr6l, ana registered IN the Registers
ONCE OF Shelby county, Tenne-sss, In Book
No. 50, pages Is and 10. I VIII. on
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Cotton was steady in Liverpool at the open.
ing to-dsy-Uplands, I01zS Orleans, IO1{d and
closed hat-Uplands, lig.d: Orleans. lO5y d.
Sales lO,OlO bales; weeks saIes, SLIGO; sales for
export, 1900 sales 20 SPECTATORS, 1000; stock,
4s0,tO5, OF which 10000 is Americ n stock
ahOat, $1,000, CT which $50 is American.
The New York market opened dull and nom.
insl, and closed dull, with MiddliHgs, 2sI.c;
sales. 800 bales.
Our market was quiet, with buyers Offering
from &c to lc under yesterdays rates. We
quote sales4 bales Strict MiddIings at 25e; /
bale do, &c; bales Middlings, Csc; l do, 25Lc.
Prices are declining daily-Lhe fall being uIIv
Il Efnce the LIST fnEr
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5d-Ee shall continue to SELL ONLY
FOB CASH, which enables us TO sell at a
closer profit than those s elllng On time.
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Commissioner Sale.

DY virtue of a decree Of The Cbfc0t Circuit
ID Court on the Chancery SIDE thereof, rem
dered at The December Term, AID, 1891. of said
Count, in q certain sutt therein pending,
wherein Richard K. Sessions Was com plainsnt
snd Walter SESSIONS was defendant, the under
will sell. on the
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Quickest Route to New York
AND ALL
PRINCIPAL NORTHERN OF TIES
rs BY TIRE
Memphis Il Louisville z. 3. Line.
Summer Schedules, June, 1868.
Double Daily Through Trains

Ppm. Train IoE NeshVlue, arr1Ving
at 6:s5 am.
The 400 pm connects for Cairo and st. Louis,
arriving at St LOUIS at 1870 p IA. next. day
THROUGH TICKETS
A~tred1ced rates, can be procured 60 COmpany's
Main street.
Rs- Baggage Checked at Depot or hythe Mem
pbis City Transfer Company st Hotels, Phi
vats Residences, or on board boats, TO all prin-
cipal points East and North.
Sam. ByJoSE5, Superintendent.
ASA HILL, Passenger Agent. je3
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WE sre Just in receipt OF a shipmentcf the
w above superior GiE, manufactured under
the immediate supervision of u. 2. Gullett, OF
Aberdeen, Miss. The many certificates found
In the catalogues give abundant tesLimony Of
the superiority Of this Gin over any other now
manufactured
Weare now prepared TO furnish sizes from 20
to so saws, right or LETT hand. Gaia :oeues win
be furnished on Application.
OkGILL BROS. d 20,
Nos. Sl2 and 80,
au20 I'm Corner Monroe and Front SITS.
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EDUCATIONAL.
SAINT z SCHOOL,
POPLAR STREET,
PRIVATE SELECT SCHOOL.

MRS. MARY Z. POPE, PRINCIPAL. WILL
NJ reopen TUESDAY, September LIST. aElIt n
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CoTT0N GINS.
COTTON GINS.

yETE are the Sole Agents for the sale Of these
w unrivalled Gin Stands. For beauty OF
STAPLE, LIGHTNEss OF DRAFT, AND QUANTITY
Oh LINT COTTON turned out per day, they are
unsurpassed. Reference can be safely made 70
every planter who has given them a Iair trial.
Where mule power is used, they make a saving
of from ~one-quarter to one-third the draft
OVER ANY oTHER CHS. We are also agents for
sTRAUBB GhISr MILLS, and WHEELER,
CLEMSON &CO'5 CIRCULAR SAWS.
meC0MBa a. 90,
Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
S2zH and "a Main Street,
tyll dav6m Memphis. Tenn.
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t STATEMENT.

CHAMBER or COMMERCE.
MEMPHIS, September II. I8s8
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4th-We will eOntinu ally have our
buyers in the East watchdog the market
and attending the Trade Auction sales,
buJing Bargains, which We will again
Sell as Bargains.
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EENPTEIS
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
oFFTOB OF THE DAILY APPFAL.l
MEMPHIS. SeDfember n. S6S (


n rain yesterday morning was probably the
hesytest which the oldest inhabitsnt remem-
bers at this season Of the year. The damage TO
cotton over the w~hOlesectiOn embraced ia this
deluge of water will not be less than 10 per cent.
ofthe crop. The next week or two will be full
~ofinterest to planters. many OF whom are
already Departing OF anything like a return
for their labor.
In the money market we did not learn any
thing OF interest to cur readers. The rain ap-
peared TO check all operations. Our banks re-
port some increase in the way OF deposits, and
a very fair inquiry for money from business
houses, with rates unchanged.
Exchange is becoming more plentiful as the
crop arrives. None Of our discount houses
complain Ofanything like lack ofonerings, and
all demands are readily supplied at z toSs pre-
MUM. Buying in ali Instances at par.
Bonds and stocks are quiet. The demand
does not appear to be as active as IL was last
month, though a few favOrite securities are
scarce, and buyers are numerous. In c0nnec-
ton with the recent decline in our city bonds
in New York, we have q few words Of exp,ana-
ton 20 make. We were informed Dg parties
some time ago, but whose names at present we
cannot recall, that Mr.. Barrett and one or "
other citizens OF Memphis. had gone to New
York with a large amount OF bonds, and had
thrown them upon that market. We are as
sured by Mr.. Barrett that his visit 20 New York
was for al entirely different purpose, and that
so far from Offering bonds there he was a pur-
chaser IN that market TO no small amount.
Cur information, at the time It was given rs.
bore the appearance of truth, as bonds were
daily groWlHg weaker; but we are satisfied
from the statement Of Mr.. b. that he had moth
ing 70 do with The depreciation OF orr secuu.
ues and willingly set him right before our peo.
pie. A broker bought $500 in city bonds AT
soc.
city Scrip is quiet, with quotations nomi.
nauy the same as yesterday. Buying at 75a
&C; selling at SIC.
Police Scrip is in good demand at 77a7ss bpv.
ing; selling at Soc.
County Warrants are firm. We could learn
OF no offerings and but few counter caIIs-tbe
latter in a small way. Quotations are ncD,t-
naly tue same as yesterday.
cold opened in New York TODAY at 1917,
and at ! pm. was lac. A Few small ssIes ocl
Cured he-e at l41aIssLc. There is ne demand
except for shipment
The New York stock Board ouotatfons were
al noon 10 day as follows. Old Tennessee
bones, 1U5s; new, 20; 5zUs, coupons of 81
lAls; o. l55z "a, - IS, IIlz: new issue ~
o., -; g, - l0-4Os, coupons, ~.
The value or The hay crop In me Nor,hen
and Western States this season Is as+i,notaS q.
S2W-"O0oA' the crop being probably the largest
ever produced.
The LouisiaDs sugar crop this year will. we
learn' De a favorable one The Estate
ment OF the crops OF former years VIII be OF in
terest TO our readers. The crop is given in
hogsheads:
1872 lS64-5 1856 1861 1878
&9,4io 65SS 1900 5000 81 6is
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Through these advantages, &c must be sppa
rent TO all that we viii be able 10 COMPETE
WITH
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Stockholders viii be psssas fro
before and until one day after ssid aIac3tuaaS
upon exhibiting their certidcates Of StocS !
By order Of the Board.
.- GEO, ROBERTSON
seA Secretary a Treasurer.
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WILD Dod.-We learn that for some
time past the citizens OF opeauon
Township have been troubled by some
thing In the shape of fox or dog,
killing their sheep, poultry, &C., and
the children Of that Immediate neigh.
borhood had become afraid to 20 to
school. On Monday morning last, MIR.
Phillip Showers OF our town, having a
splendid pack Of hounds, took them
out 10 hunt up the "varmint." The
hounds soon struck the trail and start
cd the game, and after chase OF about
eight miles, grey hound succeeded In
grabbing him; he Immediately showed
hght, butths other hounds coming up
soon captured him. Mr.. Showers
brought him 10 town, and now has at
his tannery what looks TO be dog,
Wild and savage. Various Bupposi.
lions are entertained by the citizens
who have seen him; some claim that he
Is part fox, and others that he Ia part
wolf Ofoourse this is but mere sup
position; but he evidently Ia part dog
and Wild at that.-Berkeley Union,
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OPENING OF THE PoLlrlcAL CAM.
PAIoN.-The Eastern division Of the
National Republican Executive Com.
mittee held along meeting at Washing.
ton Tuesday afternoon. at which
Messra. ClAilln of Massachusetts, Chan.
dler OF, New Hampshire, starkweather
OF Connecticut, and Greeley Of New
York, were present. The members
from Vermont and Pennsylvania
were absent, Messrs. Cowen OF Ohio,
and GOrham OF California, OF another
division Of the Committee, were also
informally In attendance. A long con.
sultatIon was had with the Secretary OF
the Congressional Executive Commit.
tee, and the gentlemen generally in.
dulged In conversation about
the work during the campaign. 1t
was unanimously agreed that the
work In tho South should DO
prosecuted with vlHor, md tho
conviction was expressed that with
proper effort all the Southern States,
except Texas, and possibly Virginia,
can DO carried next November for
Grant and Colfax. The General Com.
mittee and Congressional Committee
will cooperate heartily In campaign
labors. Mr.. Greedy and Governor
Clailln both took an exceedingly hope.
full Wow of the HIluatlon. and saih wn
would carry the country In the fall by
great majority. Tho Executive Com.
mittee Ia TO meet again 10 New York on
the 18th Inst, and Immediately there.
nfter will open lA rooms and establish
llA headquarters In that city, and begin
WORK In good earnest, The committee
met several prominent Congressman
~ inc evening nj the rooms Of Senator
ohnndlor forRenerRl consultation, but
look no further action.
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From thaDsliy AilaniaSsE Eta. VII.
GRANT CAMPAIGN BOAe.
M A AREIEI..'

a.-5,:,l, ss7t
= hAbhl a.
Atn-Boahss 5i,. T,,o E Il
Old Maihe to California sends e
Tho Welcome. Welcome Worli.
And HoftnElfd rolling 10 me South
And mon on eyefy mo nnd rara -e
HAVE caurhf he In rio,,s anoo.
Hurfnh. huffah, lor Gonefai Oranf
And filnE fis banner oftf
unrab \ ur,,.,i y d
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BuTLER VERSUS WEED.

The knack that Butler has OF making
a public investigation answer the pur-
pose OF his private revenge is as grail
Tying TO himself as It Is amusing 10
disinterested spectators. He has no
art, however, In concealing his animus,
and his revenge cease with the momen-
tary malice or interest that causes
them. He cannot be called a long
hater; for his mind Is so full OF matters,
each temporal and evanescent, that 10
remember the revenges OF them all
would be like chewing a whole mouthful
olcuds at once. But every figure that
Butler has explodes lust within the
season when the public mind can detect
the private reason for II.
In this arrangement of lhe alleged
impeachment bribery, Butler took
palms In his report TO describe the re-.
puted character OF Thurlow Weed, 10
define a gold spectator and a "whIsky
ring" TO tack n character upon Mr.,
Sheridan Shook, TO name all Inc rela.
tionships between his witnesses and
their friends In the government, TO "get
back" upon Groesbeck and Evarts; In
short TO Indulge In miscellaneous In
uendo and special pleading, 30 frequent
In his public conduct, as 10 be merely
Interesting 10 an observer. AS q speak
or he Is loud, nervous, impassIve and
impressive. with vein OF severe humor,
seldom refined cropping out ofhIs state.
ments, and he never falls to TO interest,
In which faculty he Is nearly solitary
In the House.
Butler Is sensatlonalist, full OF con.
trlvances, which generally fail, but
make attention by their audacIty, he
is said to have made the remark, some
time ago, that he dug the Dutch Gan
Canal In order TO have q permanent
monument 10 himself one the James
river. A Eighty, conspIring, imagina-
tive mind, like his, Is without any az
Unity In the mind U: General Grant,
who dislikes show, and prefers good
roadster any time 10 a circus horse.
Butler expands himself In an episode;
dies In a period; Ia satisfied with sue.
cesslon OF little verdicts in his favor,
while his career, In Its completeness,
has grown no bigger than the character
OF the bar wherein he graduated. His
Industry Is greater when It's object Ia
most mOmentary. Abselulism In him
resembles that Of Ali Pacha. Helakes
all his stock In making terror. and is
the Monk Lewis OF generals and states
men.
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BOOB Agents Wantsd,

EoR aPEoPIE's BOOK OF BloeRA.
T. Ply BY JAMES P1RToa, tho aPTinco
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AGENTS WANTED ron THE
Life Of Grant.

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Circulars with termG Addre8 NATIONAL
CAUTION.-The country q being flooded
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battle. Zee that the Book You buy II endonl-
cd by all the Leading Generals, -
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TIE annual Epicopal Convention OF
Tue Diocese Of Indiana, the State Con.
ventlon Of the Fonian Brot and
the state Eclectic medical Convention,
are now In session at Indlanapoli1.
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HWoneiy ATTAINMENT. i01 Liberty street. II.
1otks afuuH ftll.f ~ -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-05

They are prepared to deliver promptly, MI
OF their grades nom "pca" 10 cloAn top OF
parlot coal, at prices ringing frum 10 10 etl
against mistakes or impohitions we have
placed hiRn board on each Of our wagons
and carts, and provided each driver Win
our Ticket, with tbs number OF bushels no
loAds upon u 10 DO signed by the party 10
tAkeL -
9, ,EG.SlI; st, opposite unlonzt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-06-05

N,', .Nsa'S VI anu Aptu oentufy
WoNDEkFUL ELECTRIC FISH-Ir
PLEAAEs ALI BY mail for 10 cents
tor, NATHAN HALL, West MllIbuTy, Mas
~ Agents wanted In every part OF tue