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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-04-23

Who have injured themselves by cor
tain practice, indulged in. habit ire
quently learned from evil companions, or NJ
even when asleep, and, if not cured, render
marriage imposs ble and destroys both nina
and body. should apply Immediately,
What pity that young man, the hope OF
his country, the pride of his parents, should be
snstched from al prospects and enjoyments OF
life BY the consequence of deviating from th"
path Of nature, aid indulgng in q certain Sc
cret habit Such persons must, before contem-
plating
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05

Gen. Albert Pike will be in town on
Friday next.
Col. NJ. Magaveny. jr., was last night
elected President of the Hiberntan Asso-
citation OF this city.
Judge II. z. Hudson, of the Criminal
Court. returned 10 the city Yesterday, ac-
cOmpanied By his wife. He viii open
Court next Monday, when there will be
another scattering among vagabond
population.
Judge. Reeves, of the Circuit Court.
arrived from Somerville yesterday, and
took his seat on the bench. Judge Lee
has been holding court for him for the
past few DAYS. The Criminal docket Will
be taken up tomorrow.
Mr.. Martin, travelling agent for the
great TOBACCO house of Axe & Co, OF Bal
timore, who has been s%oioHrning with US
tor some DAYS, leaves the city to-day for
New Orleans and Mobile. This gentle
man, who il one Of the most accomplished
tenors in the United States, carries with
him the warmest regards of a host Of adj
mirers and friends who have enjoyed his
company and exquisite yoealization.
Chancellor. Harris, of Somervilie, went
to Germantown yesterday 10 meet the
clerk OF the Chancery Cour 20 make ar
rangements to adjourn the contested cleo
ton case of Hunter vs.. Smith from GER
mantown 10 this city. We have not
learned vet what day has been fixed for
this case, which interests our people about
as much a. the celebrated fight between
the "yailer dog and the monkey"
John League, Esq, County Clerk,
leaves to-day to attend the National Irish
Immigration Aid Convention which on
venes in ST. Louis tomorrow. We were
surprised to hear that the railroads lead
ing out of Memphis have refused to eN-
tend the courtesies usually extended to
delegates to such assemblages, although
nearly every railroad in the Northwest
has done so. We hope there is some mis-
take in this.
We are panied to that Capt,
J. Z. Mathews Of the law firm of Can't,
Mcdowell Mathews. died very suddenly
on SUNDAY night. Capt. Mathews was
taken Win eryslpelas on saturday, but
sunday afternoon felt 80 much better that
he arose and dressed himself. This i'm
prudent action cost him his life, for the
eruption was driven in, and death ensned
almost Immediately. The County Court
Judge Leonard) adjourned yesterday
in respect TO his memory, and the NUM-
cipal and Circuit Courts adjourn to-day
to allow the members OF the bar TO attend
his funeral ~obsequies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05

to-day. She connects with the Little
Rock train and with packets for points
above Augusta. Joe Elliott and Matt
Glass are her clerks.
The Rubicon WIS due from above last
Hight, bound for Vicksburg. Capt. Blake
having laid over for the Fair, Capt. ALI.
Grissom is in command.
The Julia was due from below last
night, bound for st. Louis. She may lay
yer until this morning.
Tine ~. Louis Times very properly say
that a great deal Of hard feeling seems to
exist between the lower Mississippi river
pilots that belong and those who DO not
belong to the " Association" We do not
propose to take any part in the quarrel,
but we are earnestly of the opinion that
any person who is in fact a drst-class pilot
is a good pilot, whether he belongs to the
d" Association " or does not. If a certain
number Of pilots desire to form an CAS-
ISOLATION" for their mutual benefit and
protection, they ave a perfect right TO do
so; on the other hand, II a pilot does not
see proper to join the Association he
has, in u opinion, a perfect right not to
join it. In other words, we are positive
in the opinion that steamboat owners and
the travelling public care a great deal more
about the character that a pilot sustains,
and the quality of work which he per-
forms, than they do about whether he
does or does not belong to any "Associa-
ton"
The O0Nrier-Jorra says: Capt. San ne
Houston furnishes the following in al
swer 20 our queries in yesterdays issue:
10 the Editor Of the Courier-JoHrnaL:
The limits of this local board of inspect
ors extend no further than this port, I'M
less otherwise ordered. My object In d.
recting the Memphis Board 10 investigate
the Phantom disaster il, the Memphis
Board is nearer the point where the sxplo-
zion occurred, thereby saving expense,
and being nearer, they would more likely
find out more concerning the explosion.
Very respectfully,
SAMUEL HOUSTON.
Sup. Inspector Sixth Dist.
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Municipal Court.

dHRES P. OFT JCDGE-
Tho following business WAS transacted
yesterday:
MSAofM va Washington, judgment
below affirmed.
sykes ct al vs. J Collins & Son, new trial
granted.
Duncan vs. Just, appeal granted.
Laurenzie vs. Gallaeno, new trial granted
NJ Ins Company vs. Burr X Co, new trial
refused.
Bass VS. Miller, new trial granted.
Gatens VS. Twohig, Judgment by default
set sside.
ceptiOns filed.
Martin vs. Folwell, new trial refused
appeal granted.
Lamb vs. Falls & Co, new trial refused
appeal granted.
The September term closed last evening
and court adjourned sine die.
To-day the October criminal term com
msness. Court Will meet 81 ten O'Clock
am, and Immediately adjourn over to
Wednesday, on which day the regular
business OF the term will be called up.
Jurors need nOt attend until Wednesday
morning, in consequence OF the above ad-
jouFnment.
All persons who had parties arrested on
warrants before magistrates and bound
over TO appear at this term of court, or
sent 10 Jail in default of such bail, are
hereby notified to appear to-day and pro-
secute such parties before the Grand Jury,
or on failure so TO do, judgments for all
COSTS will be taken against them and exc
BUTTONS issued instanter.
The Dickens case viii be heard this
evening.
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CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
The Institution to ba Removed.

The Chamber Of Commerce held spe-
cial meeting yesterday. afternoon pursu-
ant to a call from several citlz A. IN an
address 10 Mr.. Jas. Elder, Vice President
in the absence Of President Nelson. me
latter gentleman returned in time TO
oficiate. and upon calling the meeting TO
order. stated the object to be TO take &C
ton upon the subject OF removing me
-Cbamber from Odd Fellows Hall TO the
nov building at the corner OF Front and
Court streets.
inc meeting was largely attended by
members Of the Chamber, representing
every branch of trade. !,
The Question OF removal YVES discussed
by Messrs. Pickett, 1. NJ. Hill, ROBIN
son, Elder, Stratton, Mahan, Owen,
Cherry, Marye and others, and after q full
expression OF opinion q vote was taken
and the removal was decided upon by
three majority. The discussion was de-
of asperity, and the minority quietly
acquiesced to the decision. The meeting
then adjourned, and the Chamber of Com
meree will, therefore, soon oecupylts new
hall, where it is to be hoped il may pros
per and flourish.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05

A worthy HOUsE.-One of the favor
tie places of resort for gentlemen and Ia
dies last winter WIS Dominie's oyster sa-
loon. on tho corner OF Main and Union
streets. Here the very best oysters were
always served up In the very best style
by men who were uniformly polite and
understood their business. This winter
the business has been taken by Messrs.
f. Sturla & Brothers, who have retained
most of the old employees, and propose
to run the concern exactly as Dominic did.
Among those who remain Is Paul Ounce,
the chief of the culinary department. The
bar is in every respect number ope."
See their new advertisement.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05
chaneery Court.

a. ALsTOS, CLERK AND AA7fEd-
Chancellor SOmers Will render his de-
cisiou in the contested election cases OF
Wallace vs.. Hudson, and Perkins vs.. Lee,
to-day al 10 O'Clock am.
Chancellor Harris Of the Sixth Chan
gerry Division opened Court on yesterday
at Soinerviile, to hear and determine the
contested election case Of Hunter vs..
smith. An adjournment was had to
Memphis, where tho Chancellor called mp
the case last evening. The Chancellor
took the papers la the case for examine
ton, and Will hear the argument OF cOun-
sci on the 18th inst.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05
LAW REPORTS.
Shelby Circuit Court.

IN Yesterday, in the case Of N White VS.
WIN Clark ct al, the jury returned a YER
dict In favor of the defendants.
The criminal docket was called up on
Yesterday; but, in consequences OF the ao-
sence of Attorney General Wood, no cases
were called for trial.
In the case of the State Ss9 shelton,
Indictment for murder, q motion was
made for bail under the indictment. Judge
ivy Rrown argued the motion for the de-
fendant. W G. Reeves; Attorney General
pro tem, and Gen Sale represented the
State.
The case Of the State VS. E c Patterson,
Indictment for murder, has been specially
set for trial on Monday nsEt. To-day the
State docket will be aiken mp and cases
called regularly for trial.
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U. s. Commissioner Court.
]. MORRISON, PRESIDING.

The case Of the United States ~ Waddy
Thompson wss called up on yesterday,
pursuant TO a continuance heretofore
granted. A motion was made by counsel
for defendant for a further continuance,
on the ground Of absence Of Witnesses
which motion, after some dlscussion' was
granted and the investigation continued
70 December Is. 1863. Mr. FeArne. of the
firm of Hudson & Rearne, ofNew Orleans,
appeared on behalf OF the Tinted states.
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STEAMBOATS,.

FREIGHT & TICKET AGENCY.
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NOTES.-The L. s. Fire Extinguisher
Co, desire a frst-elass agent for the sale of
their Fire Extinguisher in this State. The
business Is fully established, this EXtin-
Ruishsr having been on the market since
$50. II Is used BY the New York Fire
Department and many o. the leading
cities. II II the only reliable Fire EXtin-
guisher. being endorsed by all the Fire
Insurance Companies and most Of the
Chief Engineers throughout the Union,
- sIso the L. s. Government. Every
building requires n or more. Thou
sands of them have been sold, and mill
lions OF property hav been saved by
sAsm. A list Of which can be had on appli-
eaton. None but responsible parties
dealt with. For further particulars, ad-
dress
u. s. FIRE EXTINGUlSHER Co.,
Head once, Dey It,, New York
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ARRIVED. SOards, General Agent Of
the Southern Publishing Company, has
arrived from New Orleans, and intends
commencing the canvass for the Memphis
CITY Directory for the coming year., as
sisted by a competent force OF reporters.
It will be remembered that HAS company
published our last Directory, Rt'd as it
has given entire satisfaction, we believe
our business men will see the Importance
ofsuppOrting the coming work.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05

A COMPLETE stock OF Fail and Winter
Goods. just received and selling very low
consisting OF the best ladies'. misses and
ehildren's shoes. Latest STYLES OF dress
goods, Of every description; complete as
sortment OF fannels, Insey, Jeans, etc;
eloaks and shawls of the greatest varieties,
all of which will DO sold CHEAP" at
VENDIG & BRO.
No. 25 Main ST., Memphis, Tenn.
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BUSINESS NOTICE. NO contracts or CD
xfdnal owner or employee of this Office,
will he paid at our Ounte or recognized
rs an offset 10 any bills due the same.
The party making any bln must settle II
himself in person.
EEATING. ENGLISH 4 co.
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1rrrrns urLp ZOE PosTAeE.

LETTERS HELD FOH PObIAUh.
Alien. L NJ. Raleigh, Tenn.
Carr, Bradley, fDanceyyille, Tenn.
Carr, Miss Lizzie, Cuba, Tenn.
Campbell, + NJ, Franklin, La.
Garner, Miss \ +, Chattanooga, Tenn.
HendOn, J q, S0mcrville. Tenn.
Huffman Head, Greeneyille, Miss.
Ivrv, Thos, col, 0kolOna, Miss.
Lynch. Mrs Jane, ~Circleville, Ohio.
Mitchell, DIR Robert, city.
Morgan Bell, care Miss Rose Jones, city,
Noliie, VIM, Collierville, Tenn.
Written 4 EanhoOk, Jackson, Tenn.
Young, Mr. Betsey, col, Helena, Ark,
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CITY NEWS

To PRINTERs.-We have for sale a iont
OF Long Primer type, nearly new, suiIaD.e
for n country weekly. For price, apply OF
address APPEAL Office.
HEATING, ENGLISH & co.
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LETTER LIST.

The following Is the list Of letters re-
naming IN the Memphis PostOfice and
not delivered by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and num-
Der, will be delivered promptly BY car
riers.
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Memphis ard Arkansas River
EPacket Comply
UNITED STATES MAIL
FALL REIMBURSEMENT.

IRON AND AFTER THIS DATE THIS
Il Company viii run THREE boats a week
IN the Arkansas river; and untti the cOmpIe-
tion OF the new boats, the following boats VIII
constitute the line:
THOMAS H. ALLEN--.-.PRrrcHARD. Master
BLAIsDELL- Master
GDIDON Rice. Master
". .CALDWBLL---.RGbe Hayne master
Leaving Memphis svery Monday, Wednesday
and Friday O'Clock pm making onne'-
ttonh at Little Rock with the Company's light
draught packets:
A BUREN -.-.-.--....-.-. Borland, Master
AMERlCAN LEY Chapman, Master
rOEI Master
FDhI 6lb1ON --..-.-.------E smith, Master
For all points above Little Rock, as high up
as Fort Gibson.
Through bills OF Iading given for freight 20
and from New Orleans, Memphis, st. louis,
Louisville and Cincinnati.
J Ereights delivered at destination, at all
stages OF the river, without storing or other
Relay.
Z Any persons desiring 20 ship by this line
rom the North, East or West % any point IN
the Arkansas river, should have their goods
consigned to "ME4PHIs AMI RTY-
KIP PACKET COMPANY" at Memphis Office "a
Front street, MOsby BiOck-J Those shipping
from New Orleans should cOnsign 70 Mem
phis and Arkansas River Packet Company"
Mouth OF White River.
The above company are now building two
new boats for the Arkansas river, which viii
be finished about the LIST October, thus
securing 70 their patrons a reliable
ly line IN high or low water. .
JOHN D. ADAMS President
4. A. kEEDfG. Agent,
sell ONCE 94 Front street, Aosby Block-
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WE have opened some beautiful dress
goods during the last few days, such as
irish poplins, elegant plaids, etc.
HERZOG * BRO.
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ONE HUNDRED CASES beautiful prints,
delaines and staple dry goods just re-
eeived, Merchants, take notice.
MENKEN BROS.
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wANTRD.-Two Nperienced statesmen.
Only those who have had several years
experience in dry goods need apply.
MENKEN BROS.
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DURING the coming week We shall offer
some great bargains IN dress goods, espe-
eislly In our cheap alpacas and poPlins.
HERZOG & BRO.
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OUR DRESS GooDs are undoubtedly the
HERZOG &BRO.
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sI25 to Ss25 reduction in the price Of the
world-renOWned g0Id-medal Pianos OF
Chiekering q Sons. ElegaGtse seven octave
Pianos al $50. Terms easy. II. a. HOL-
LESBERG, Agent, No. 30 Second street.
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DoN'r sHAKEi-Get Affords xxx
Agus Remedy.
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BRILLIANT display Of Plaids, PePhns
and Dress Goods nov opened.
MENKES BROS.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05

GET your fish, oysters, game and ice Of
Charley y. Martin, No. S4JefersoH street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05

Hatssrs and Furriers,
SO7 Main ST., UBder Peabody Hotel,
Agents. for the Southwestern Fur &c. .
Our Stoekof
LADIES FANCY DRESS FERs ) now com
plete, with all ths latest patterns. This
stock was selected nom The best Euro
pean and North American far manulao-
turers, and will be sold at prices that will
defy competition,
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FOR WHITE RIVER,
Speed, Safety aad comfort--ElIiOtt Line.
Memphis and White River q. :. Mail Pocket,
For Helena. Eriar's Point. Dev=iis Bluff,
Little Rock, bot springs. Searcy, Dra
Arc, Augusta aud JacksonpOrt.
LEGAL TENDEH-.-JOhn d. Elliott, master
This a-st-class -side-Wheci pas -
sepgers Steamer WillleGye a. 9baVe.@G
EVERY TUESDAY. Al , O'Clock pm.
Connects with steamer Mollie dratz for AL
points On Upper White and Black rivers.
ELLIOTT& MILLER, Agents,
Promenade and Jefferson Sts., OPP. Landing,
auEI
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SOME beautiful plain silks Just received.
HERZOG & BRO.
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SUREcuRE FOR CHILLs.-Alford'sX xxx
Ague Remedy.
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OPENING DAY Of Fall styles Thursday,
October 9TH. G.
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BRIDAL Tronsesus viii be exhibited at
at our grand opening on the 18Th inst.
MENKEN BROS,
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WE have a large assortment Of jeans
which We intend to sell al = lower rate
than usual. HERZOG q BRO.
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The new trimmings are open for ins2ee-
tton- HFRZOG Il BRO.
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MERCHANT buying Dress Goods should
cali on as. MENEES Bios.
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SoME beautiful ARABS. E" Just opened.
HERZOG 4 BRO.
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AMUSEAEaTS.
MEMPHIS THEATER.
spaIdIng, Bia@sa & Marlborough. PFcpr's.
d M Urr~-r.n -- &c.,

Sralding- BitEsH g Marlborough. PTcpTS.
%OTICE--A MATINEE Tor Ladies ard Children
viii be- a1vc4t every saturday throughout
tho season. Doors open a. o'clock com
mence az O'Clock precisely.
TUESDAY LEENLEG. October 5. I-B-Lasr
night bat four OF rEe celebrated DONlNICK
MURRAY, vino wlil appear iu the d-Il1Lr-
fuf drama. emitted ALIEN AltUoE, sup
ported by Miss Josep Etddes lEu tls
st. Louis Olympic Company
In preparation. the MerchanLOf Venice; Shy
lock DomIuick Murray.
Box Office open from am. to pm, when
seats may be secured for any evening.
Doors open az : o'clock: Overture CON-
meuces At Quarter before s O'Clock.
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Go to Herzog & Bros during the com
sng week and yOUcdn save money in buy
aHg goods.
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OPENING DAY of Fail styles Thursday,
October 9TH. G. DoHERTY.
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OPENING DAY Of Fall styles Thursday,
October 9TH. {. D0HERTY.
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FOR OsCEOLA.
n
Independent Passenger Packet.
For Bradiy's, Pecan Point, Richardson Land
ing, Randolph. Fulton and Osceola,

THE new and splendid passen- IL
L ger packet HAMILTON, W.Sr
9. HardWick, Master; Frank Gonterman.
Clerk. will leave for above and intermediate
landings, commencing Tuesday, Sept. l4th,
and leaving Memphia every Tuesday and FRI
day, at 5 O'clock pm. This boat was pur-
chased expressly for tho trade, and viii run
the year round and will guarantee the ship
pers to do their business with promptness
and dispatch. The captain will give his per-
attention to AIling Of orders.
For freight or passage apply TO
ELLIOTT MILLER, Agents,
r. p WALT & Co, Bradley Block
sel0 AARTN WALT GEO., ~ Front Al |
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IT SELLS wELLi-Alford's xxx Ague
Remedy.
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WRXPPISa PAPER FOR SALE CHEAP.
Storekeepers can be supplied with any
desired quantity Of wrapping paper cheap
tor cash, on application at the APPEAL
counting room,
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"OUR Kid Cloves
HERZOG & BRO.
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- The list Of arrivals at the Peabody
Hotel yesterday, numbering seyenty-hve
guests, is crowded out for want of space
this morning.
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WATERPROOF CLOTHS
HERZOG x BRO.
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Dear Sir: At the monthly meeting of
the Board Of Trustees, held August .,
1865, the officers were authorized to renew
Southern policies lapsed for non-paynent
OF premiums upon receiving all premiums
in arrears with compound interest at :
per cent, a satisfactory certificate of good
health from one of u regularly appointed
medical examiners, 20 DO appointed by
the Home Medical Board, and evidence
hat the assured took no active part "a
the rebellion.
You will please communicate, there
fore, to our policy holders at your agency
that upon 3 compliance with the above
terms it viii afford Us pleasure to- renew
their policies, provided application be
made, with the required certificates, on
or before tie Ist dGy Of October next, the
medical examination to be made at the
expense of the assured, and all the requi-
site documents made to the Home Office.
Policies thus reinstated will occupy the
sanle position as to dividends, etc, rs il
the premiums had been regularly paid at
maturity.
[signedl WM. IL. BEERS, Actuary.
They claim now that they have aban-
dOned the above circular, and that no one
within their agencies has ever been re-
quired to furnish the evidence Of loyalty
called for by that document. But why
was this? Because they knew it to be
inequitable, unjust and partial; or be-
cause they felt that the deserved Odium
they incurred must forever debar them
from further Southern patronage.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-10-05

BILLS of Exchange on all the principal
cities OF Europe, for sale in sums TO suit,
at First National Bank, No. IA Madison
street,
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MESKEN Bros. grand opening of Paris
novelties will be on the 18th inst.
Murray & RDGHLY, merchant t%ailors,
81 Madison street, call the attention Of
their customers and all others in want of
anything in their line, that they are re-
cefying and will be able to show them az
fine a stock of goods, and viii put them
up In as hne style az any first class estab-
lishment in the United States.
ORR opening of imported goods, 18th
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EATING HOUSE.
FOR RENT Or LEASE.

Il or 52i in the city limits, containing .
acres rich land. On the premises u a
good Dwelling House, containing six rooms,
kitchen. servants rooms, TWO nne cisterns,
etc, etc, For terms apply 70
ca III, RalNKLEf, Is Madison St
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Buy T. Y. Shirts, furnishing goods, ETC.,
of Wiggans Il Thorn, manufa eturers, 2S
Main street. CiaY Building.