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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-02-27
From Washington
From the Cincinnati Commerciall


GRANrAND HIS CABINET.
Congressman Morrill,, Cake and Dick
ey, OF Pennsylvania, called on Gen.
Grant to-day TO express their hope that
Pennsylvania would be represented in
his Cabinet. Gen. Grant informed them
that their State would be represented, as
he had already selected Pennsylvania
for q place in his Cabinet. He added,
that the man he had chosen would be as
much surprised when he beard of 1t as
the nation would be, which his hearers
understood to mean that the person
alluded TO had not been talked of as q
prospective candidate.
SCHOFIELD TO BE RETAINED.
He also told them that he thought it not
improper to say that he intended to re-
tain Gen. Sohoiisld for q short time at
the head of the War Department, as he
thought the compliment Of an appoint
ment due to his merits az a man and a
soldier. He said that Gen. Schofield
did not wish to resign his place in the
army, otherwise there was no man he
would sooner appoint; but he did not
believe in having any but civilians as
civil officers.
The high price of hidts in Texas has
stimulated one branch OF business
-cattle stealing,
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NOTICE.

Any patrons and all who wish 70 have their
M Pianos and Organs Tuned or Repaired by
me in a superior workmanlike manner. VIII
please leave their orders at ClRrks JeWelTy
Store, or 81 No. $50 second street, and NOT At
Mr. Ratgenbach'e music store, as have no
eonRection Whatever with that establishment
? Il. @. HOLIsEHBERG,
iale saAno and Organ MakeF,
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Morning Train from Memphis does not run
On sunday
Leave Mem ph{s, r r time SEQ am. 4J} pm.
arrive Al i:f5 pm. 6:50 am.
Sleeping Cars on Evenng Train from Mem
phis 10 Louisville and Memphis 70 Nashville.
through Tickets at Reduced Kases,
Can be procured al The CoEapany's once, 2sS7 =
Main street, and al Depot, head OF Main street,
eE Bazgsge Checked az Depot OF by the Mem
phiE City Transfer Company; al Hotels. Phi
Vate Residences, or on board bOaLs 10 Al prin-
ofpal points East and North.
Telegraph Oflce in Ticket Odice, 49, Main
street.
sam. 3. JONES, superiDteDdent.
SKILL HOWE IL Passenger Agent feb2i
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Quick. Time East
Louisville Route Always Ahead

SPRING SCHEDULE,
Commencing february 10, 1869
Double Daily Through Trains
WILL Run AS FOLLOWS On TIE
Memphis and Louisville Z. g. Line
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b. RAYLIss,
GEORGE
q u PA DIX ER

Allow us further to suggest, that an addi-
ton TO these premiums, your society offgr a
liberal premium for the best bale OF Tennes-
see cotton. We are, sir, respectfully yours.
4. NJ. AppersOn & Co. Galbreafh .StewarfkIo
Stratton- GOyer & Co, Newton Ford & Co.
Harrington d Howell, Partee 4 Harbert
Hill, Fontaine Co., d. H Townsend,
l. Cn.g Meacham q TreadWeIl.
Jones, Brown & Co., loot, Phillips 2 Co,
sa aasyhs sIal a E59snn. HSSss99lg Is Rs56fhstR
McGhee & nerfon, r. M Patrfck II 10
Pearce, Lambert & Co, ROotes. Vance n "a
nelson 1lIus owen McNutt q Co..
TObin. Lynn & Co., Black. Estes 4 "a
Il :. IaNIor Co, Ralph Wormeley 4 Co
Harris, Cochran & Col. 4. franks * ~ ~
w. b. Andrews & Co.., j. G. Neely & Co.
IB Haynes Il COZ shane, Harris q Co.,
H G. Williams & Co., ]. & J. Steele Il co.
4. b. & w. b. Crisman, Anderson & watson
Pnys,H R l.I9 20, DleklnsoH, Williams
s]snoa9iG iatda4sT. E. B. %ebber & Bro.
] u. James & Co.. ]. r. Hill q CO.
BEL % > L. Johnson & CO.,
Bafo9nri Wilder 4 Hugh Torrance,
SIMPSON hardEareg 4. Nelson q co.
Lane, Moore 4 CO., Woicott, smith q co.
FargasOn 4 Clay, Traders,
Day & Proudat, Taylor, Radford & co.
Taylor & Rutland. Chas. RI DOrfon IL
faTkert ward & co., Malone, Thomas & CO.,
:. NJ. Weho ~ Co... Conner q Richardson,
Gage 4 Fisher, CLARK r. 4 10
Guy, McCleilan : CO., chepllerd a Wooteu-
eaffarfdns, Collins q CO,
Aesssys. &. NJ Apperson e Co., GaHsreqth. !Ste4p-
" Co., StFdFon, GOyeT a o., and others.
DEAR SIRs: I'd behalf Of the Agricultural
Mechanical and horticultural Society oi
ShelDy county, l accept your very liberal
premium for Cotton, and viii Offer Il az vol
suggest. Besides ia appprdanpe with your re-
quest WI sss thaF the society will give a pre-
MUM OF Two hundred dollars, 500 for the
best bale OF Loiton produced in the State OF
tennessee. Very respectfully.
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0. s. STAMP DUTIES.
FINANCE.


OFFICE OF II DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS. October %, ls69.
Our banks are unable to report any.
thing like increased ease in monetary az
fairs. Currency is ordered daily from
Louisville, Cincinnati and 81. Louis, anC
the demand for the purpose Of buying
cotton at Interior points IS still active. So
far as We can learn, all cotton bills Offered
by customers are taken, but, except Il
regular customers, but few aceommoda
tions Of this kind are extended, owing L
the stringency OF currency. Rates arr
generally steady-that is, all our banks
are buying at = to g discount Boston
bills being discounted at the latter ratel
but there is less uniformity in the selling
rates. While all quote at par, in some in
stances a rebate of = TO = is made, with
a light demand.
There Is no demand whatever for stocks
or bonds. and quotations are entirely
nominal.
City Scrip is in demand by dealers. Bal
ances are taken readily at 75@76ci selling
at 7s@sOe.
Police Scrip is scarce; a dealer to-day
offered 95G96c.
County Warrants are duh and nominal;
63a64c are bid, with no sales except in a
small way.
Gold is less in demand, except at a
wider margin on New York rates. Deal
ers buy at 10. There is an occasional call
from the country, but transactions are
light.
New Tennessee bonds are lower to-day;
sales of New were reported at 542[.
Governments were generally steady un-
Ill the close, when they were quoted as
i~rragular.
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Meunhls and Charleston Railroad.
Railroad Miscellany.
The Aberdeen Missy EraDlbley
49, nErhn ElNtnn SmrNnN

The Aberdeen (Miss.) EraDlbaey
says Of The Elyton Survey:
Col. McClung, with his corps of en-
gineers, were twenty-eight miles from
this city, on the Elyton and Aberdeen
r. R. Survey, on saturday evening.
The line crossed the B~uttahatchie near
Gallagher's Ferry, passing near Gale
donna. The line is considered an eX-
cellent one, and can be vastly i'm
proved on location. The elevation at
Caledonia was just rs feet above high
water mark at Aberdeen. Nine miles
of the distance between this city and
Caledonia can be IA on an average
grade Of two feet. We were pleased
to meet Mr.. Mudd, Of the Level Party,
in the city on Saturday, a resident Of
ElytOn, whom we found to be an
amiable gentleman.
The people along the line are ex-
hibiting much enthusiasm, atfoTding
all the ad required by the corps, and
sending in butter, eggs &c.9 to the
camps in abundance.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph.
We adv Sc persons having diseased hair
to use Professor Christy's celebrated Hair
Lotto. II is pat up In a bottle and box. La
dies who Onca use Lotto discard every other
preparation for the Hair, as it is the best
dressing G5r the Hair in the world. The Lo-
ito never nils 20 remove the worst cases OF
DandruT, and restore gray and bleached Hair
TO it's natural color.
For sale by druggists sample bottles sent
10 any address in the United states by express
for 81. PROF CHRISTY 4 CO.,
No. III Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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JOB PRINTING.
FRANKLIN
JOB PRINTING HOUSE
ANNUAL. CIRCULAR.

MEMPHIS, Tenn, Septsmberzl, 1863.
A T the opening Of another Commercial.
n Year, the Proprietor Of the Franklin Jot
Printing House tlkes the occasion TO con.
~gratulate the Merchants and Business Men Of
Memphis upon the improved condition Of
the country, and the favorable prospects foI
business the ensuir g season.
During the SUMNER, many additions have
been made 10 the franklin Printing House
in the way of new and improved labor-say-
ing Materials, New scripts, Circular, Bill
Head and Gard Type, Beautiful Cuts, Engrav-
ings and Designs, representing all kinds Of
Business, Trades an Professions, Illuminated
Borders, Vignettes, etc, etc, making the Office
complete in every particular.
The attention OF the Business Public Il
called TO the perfect machinery employed
and the extraordinary facilities for executing
every description Of FINE MERcASrTbT
PRINTING.
The Proprietor has been practically en-
gagged in the Printing Business in Memphis
6r nearly twenty years and twill be hhl
constant epdeavor by sffict personal atten-
ton TO all orders, and by giving, in every IN
stance, GOOD sTOcE, BINE WORK, and LON
UNIFORM PRICES. to merit the ccnddspce ant
patronage OF the Bllsiness Community.
Respectfully 81 TOOF,
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GRocERs AND COTTON FACTORS.

A.. b. TREADwELL, b. ID. TREADWELL,
Late Price q Treadwsil. Memphis, Tenn.
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LIQUOR DEALERS.
BANKRUPT NOTICE.
Memphis, Tenn. October ?. Is

Menlpbls, Tenn, OntOber 2, lS09.
In the District Court Of the United states,
for the District of West Tennessee. Ia the
matter Of ]. 5. Shaw, bankrupt.
To the creditors Of the above named Bank
rnpt
Take notice, that a general meeting of the
creditors Of said Bankrupt viii be held at the
Office OF T. J. Latham, Esq, Register, in the
city Of Memphis, in said District, on the 18Th
day of October, 1853, at 10 o'clock am.
oc3 o. WOODBRIDGE. Assignee.
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MiasissInnl and Iennessee RaIIroad.

MISSISSIPPI NJ
ARRIVE. DEPART.
New Orleans Mail, daily---2a5 pm. 80 am
n. Orleans Express, daily.~s3Q AIN. fUp.m
Freight, daily exceptSun-
Mail Train makes direct connection Tor
New Orleans and all points South.
Express Train makes direct connection Tor
gOdeevile, Water Valley, Oxford, Holly
Springs and all points north Of Srenada on
Mississippi Central Railroad
Ticket office ~ IL Main street and at the
penot. i-Dmnibusses VIII call for passengers
and check baggage In n part OF the city, by
leaving orders at ~ - Main street.
A. s. LINEKMOkE, Genl Supt.
c. z. OAKLEY, Gent Ticket Agent.
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RAILROAD INTELLIGENCE.
Mernphis and nae Rock RaIIroad.

To MADISON AMI LITTLE ROCK, ARKANSAS.
Going XFest-Leave Hopeaeld daily at 500
am.
Coming East-Leave L'Anguille at 80 pm.
FerryBoht leaves foot of Union -. al 20 am.
b. ID. WILLIAMS,
GENERAL Agent and superintendent.
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Mcnnbts and L~oulsvlIIe Railroad.

DEPART. ARRIVE.
Day Express, city time-..fs00 am. AIS am.
Night Express, city time..3;f5 pm. 1928 am.
Ticket Offices No. 81 IL Main street and at
Depot. head of Main street.
sleeping Car attached TO Night Express
Train, which goes through to Nashville, via
Nashville and Northwestern Railroad, With
out char ge.
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NOTICE.

On or before the @th inst, and pay the
AMOUNT of their subscriptions.
nell John r SIX ATTDN Traasurar
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The United States COmmlsslOner OF In
1ernal ReFenue has recently had again
under consideration the liabilities in
yolved bv a change IN the members of
business firms during the year, and the
rule laid down by him may pow De con-
sidered rs 3 final and Imperative DECISION.
The commissioner decides that every
change Of firm whereby a former partner
retires. or Z new partner IS admitted, con-
stitutes in contemplation of law a new
nrm. liable, in addition to the tax paid by
the old firm, TO new special tax for the
u%nexpired portion 81 the year, which
should be assessed iron the first day Of
the month in which the change u
He also decides that there is No prOYi-
sion in che law by which a person retiring
from business during the year for which
he has paid the tax can transfer his re-
ceipt to the person succeeding him. In
Ihe case OF manufacturers, dealers, apOth-
ecaries. eonIectiOners, butchers, keepers
OF ezting-h0uEes, hotels, inn Ct t2Yerns,
who have paid special tax as such, u, at
the time Of change OF firm, the sales OF
products or gross receipts, as the case
may be, hav rot exceeded $1,000 the spe-
ciai tax will be refunded upon appliCa-
lion made in proper form. If the tax
mad is that OF wholesale dealer. and at the
tims Of the change the sales did not eX-
cad 81 600, so .Or $50 viii be refunded,
according = whether the sales exceed
$1,000 or not.
As the recent Gecision Of the Internal
Revenue Commissioner has excited con-
siderable misrepresentation IN re4atlon 70
che use Of stand-casks among our LiuOr
dealers, we would state that the prohibit
liOn is NOT intended 10 include vessels oou-
staining less than i've gallons. as bottles,
decauters and denijohns used by retail
srs. Still an unnecessary number Of such
vessels found on the premises of d retail
dealer will be a circumstance sufficiently
suspicious to call for a close inspection Of
the premises.
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Be Beaullful...If You desire Beauty yOl

Be BeaulifuL--lf you desire Beauty yOl
should use Hagan's Magnolia Balm.
II gives a soft, refined, satin-like texture %
the Complexion, removes Roughness, Red,
ness, Blotches, Siinburn, Tan, etc. and adds
a tiRge Of Pearly Bloom TO the p%lalnest fea-
lures. II brings the Bloom Of Youth 10 the
fading cheek and changes the rustic Country
Girl into a Fashionable city Belle.
In the use OF the Magnolia Balm lies thu
true secret Of Beauty. No lady need com
plain Of her Complexion who viii invest "a
cent in this delightful article.
Lyons kathairon is the best Hair Dressing
l.. go
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stocks were weaker at the opening, but
closed firm, with a fair demand.
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THIRD DAY---Wednesday, Oct. ~, 1853.
Con. ]. R. CHALMERS, Sup't.
BLOOD HORSES.
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Extra S-ugar-cured Hams, and numerous
articles not mentioned. SELF
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NOTICES.
Nntice IN cnftnn Eactnrs

g UBSCRIBERS TO THE COTTON PREMI-
- ums viii please Gan at the office Of
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The Greatest Discovery Of the Age.--This
IL admitted 10 be the fact by the thousands
who are now using DIR. TOBIAs CELEBRATED
VENETIAN LINi8kNT. 1t has been introduced
since 1877; and no one once trying IL is ever
without u. II will positively cure the under-
mentioned complaints, If used as directed:
Chronic RheamaTisIn, sore Throat, Headache,
TOothache, Sprafns, Bruises, Old Sores. Swell
ungs, Mosquito Bites, and Pains il the Back,
Chest or Limits; also, taken internalfY lfr
Cholera, Diarrlea, Dysentery, Group, Collie,
sea sickness, SpaSms, etc. II IS perfectly
harmless 10 lake internally. see oath ac-
~cOmpanying each bottles II has never failed
to cure every ease Of Di4rrhea, DySentery
and Group. IL used whenA fst taken. Always
have a bottle III the house IN readiness, ana
you Will never regret IT,
Price, Fifty Cents and One Dollar. Sold
By the Druggists and Storekeepers through
out the United states. Depot, 10 Park Place,
New York.
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CLASS 0---NO. 10.
COTTON.
duce Of and 600
cnTToN FAcToRs, eRAun

Soi ON fHOi Oho dhAND PREMIUM.
The Cotton Factors Of Memphis, who's names
are appended to this mn unfcation. nav
offered the following unprecedented pre-.
minms on Cotton, entries open to ali the
states:
E. EnsIeV, Esq, President Gheibv Oounty AoyIegl.
uHu, Mechanical and horticultural SOeiefB.
DEAR SIR; The undersigned, Cotton Fac.
tors OF TINS city, being DESTROYS of encourag-
ing cotton growers and stimulating the pro.
ducJion OF cotton, as also of demOnstrafinq
to the country the superior advantages thai
our city enjoys as "A market for cotton. re-
specially request you TO offer IN their name
the following premiums for this leading sta
pie, 10 be awarded al the next meeting OF
your society. viz:
For the best one bale of Otton-....-.-.s $50
For the second best one bale OF cotton. 25C
For the best two bales OF cOttOn. 81
For the second best two bales OF cotton .. Ig
For the best three bales Of cOttOn..3 Ol
For the second best three bales Of cotton. 20l
For the best five bales OF cutton. IA
For the second best five bales Of cotton. 800
For the best one bale Long Staple.--..... 800
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Has been Sc ected - the proper tests in his
laboratory, and results show it TO u@
ABsULETELY HARMLESS,
As veil g admirably adapted TO the purposes
for which it is designed. This is important,
as the public has just been warned, " Two
leading Sclent he organs, against
THIRTY DEADLY DYES
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COTTON IN NEw o R

GOllkN - AEM huhh-
NEW YORK, october 20, 1920 s.m.-Cot
ton unchanged in every respect. Low
MiddIing 9Hc. Uplands 25Ae, Good Mid,
ding IKE.
I:I5p.m.-Cotton quiet and weak. Low
MiddIing 25Lc, Uplands 261Ie, Good Mid
ding 27%c.
25O5 p.m.-Cotton dull End prices nom
inal. Sales. 200 bales. For future de-
livery 200 bales. including Middling in
December at 4Ze. Low Middling 2Gke,
Uplands 261lc, Good Middling 27Lc.
4 p.m.-CottOn duh and unchanged.
Sales rcr export, 1890 bales; spinning, 935
bales. sDeculation, 3s5 bales; in transit,
40 bales; future delivery, 1850 bales, in
ending October az 26Ae, November 25Ac,
DECEMBER 25s4e. February PC. Low Mid
ding 25l<c, Uplands 2ekc, Good Z7hc,
Mobile 26a<c, Orleans 27c.
COTTON IN LIVERPOOL.
Iygspo9L. October p. / a.m.-cJt-
ION market opens quiet at I21sgl21td for
AIiddling UpIands; l2H@l2%d for Or
leans.
I.@ p.m.ACotton market more active
Al I2L0I2Ld for Middling Uplandsi lzH
GI2k<d for orleans. Sales 1000 bales.
COTTON IN NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, October 2O-ll:3O an.
Cotton easier. Middiings 25c. Sales 200
bales.
ESQ p.m.-COtton-demand fair and
prices firm. Middlings 25e. Sales 1000
bales.
letter from Charleston, S. C., says the
high estimates made in August Of the
cotton Weld ia that State have been a
great deal reduced since the drouth Of
last summer. A short crop nom the up
country may be expected, owing to the
rust by which it has been generally m
5ured. In the middle portion of the State
b yield viii be larger, and upon the
whole it il believed that the entire crop
will be heavier than last year.
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Nc. 2s4 Front Street, Memphis, Tenn.
Arguments. se7
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COTTON.

Our market was not active to-day
owing 10 the Indictment state Of the wealth
or and the decline in New York, n th'
days sales were about 500 bales. Prices
we're firm in the morning, but eaSed al
towards noon, closing from = to &c lowel
than at the opening. Among the sales
were 28 bales Ordinary 10 Good Ordinary
Ut 8Hc; S Low Middlings 2tc; SO do 241s
80, 80. 3, q, Il Middling, al 24ke; Il, 20
=, 81, ~, s. Aiddlings at 24ss; ., %, II
Middlings at 54Sei :l3, So, 8, 40 do 24H.
3. 4. % Strict Middlihy 241zc; 5 do 245s
IL Good Middling2.Is4e.
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The FIJI and Its Oanuers.-Auimal. as

Inc F-tl ana IT'S UdngefS.-RHlHiai, as
well as vegetable life, is powerfully affected
by the great atmospheric change that takes
place in tho Fall. But for the flowers, the TO-
lage and the herbs Of the field there is no
help. Their time has come and die they
mast. It iB otherwise with man. For him
the means OF refrigeration have been pro-
vided by skill and science. To recruit his
exhausted energies anI fortify himself
against the disorders generated by the sud
den depression Of temperature and the un-
wholesome eXhalatious Of Autumn, let him
tone his nervous system, invigorate his indi-
gestion and give edge 10 his appetite with
HOSTETVE2'S STOMACH BITTERS. He
may then fice the morbid Influences Of the
season fear .essIy, The chilling night deg5
and heavy morning mists viii have no power
10 make him shiver and burn, 10 affect his
liver, to disorder bis stomach, or his bowels,
to rack his joints with rheumatism, or To
end any latent element Of disease in his
system active and dangerous. To the sufferer
irom general debility, whether constitutional
OF arising frlfp other causes, this potent veg
etable specific Is earnestly recommended.
And let II be remembered that physical
UeakHess opens he door 10 al maigdies. Vigor is
the chief defence of the human structure
against all causes of disease. and H~osTErrER's
BIITEKs may be truly pronounced the safest
and suFest OF all ~inyigorants. 1t Is the most
gsniai Of all vegetable @tonics, and is admira-
bly, adapted 10 the wants and weaknesses of
the more delicate sex, as well as 10 the aii-
of men.
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RATES
To Clubs Of Two or More Subscribers
We will send our
MAMMOTH WEEKLY,
The largest Ruper IN he Scholarships 81 Inches,
For one year, each, So 90.
To Clubs of Two or Mere Subscribers
We VIII send our
s APPEAL,
For one year, each, 50 90.
NEWS DEALERS, AGENTS, Etc,

Newspaper Dealers, Express Agents, Country
Merchants. POsfmasters, Depot Agents, and
any friends OF the Nho
subscribers. renting 10 Us the amount less
ten per cent. or i've per cent for CUBS, loI
services; or, IL preferred, arrangement as 70
compensation will be made. Specimens
copies sent on application
To the Friends Of The Old Memphis Appeal
And ofhers-We ask the friends OF the Oh
MEMPHIS APPEAL, and al supporters OF
Constitutional Liberty, wifhout regard %
past party Affiliations, to aid US in extending
our circulation and business, IN the warfare
We are WagiEg against Radicslism-its cor
ruptlons and inspirations. Speak 70 your
neighbor and get him to lake the paper.
ES One Friend, by . little effort, has ire
Quently sem Us upwards OF One Hrndred
Subscribers. Let each try. Address,
HEATING, ENGLISH & CO.,
Memphis, Tenn.
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sEcONO pAY-Tuesday, Oot. 2s. 1859.


w. c. WARD, Sup't.
CATTLE-ALDERNEYS.
Best Bull 4 years old and over---Dip. and $40
" and under - q
" old.---.---. 10
" sucking under ! year ......-..-- 5
Sweepstake for ali ages...~~-Dip and %
No aged animal taking this premium will
be allowed to compete in any s~weepstake
hereafter given by this Association In ms
coWs-ALDERNERs.
Best Cow 4 years Old and over~~Dip. n So
y 3 a IS
oil ~- 10
- sucking under year, 5
SWeepstake for all ges.s,----,,u.Dip n ~
Conditions as above,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8.
Best Bull Of any Rge.-..,.,,. ..-,....Dip. and 81
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Best Cow 8 years and ver~~-..Di and $40
"a under S-~- 10 10
sweepstake for all ages---..o.--.-Dip. and 10
Conditions as before.
DEV0NS-cLASS4
Best Bull Of any age~piP. and SIS
HEREF0RDoLAsG5
Best Bull Of any sge~~p,R; and sii5 Is
" Cow " " --r..-.---.---w-Dip ana W
L COHHECLAAS q.
Best Mich Cow of any age or
and SO
In this class quantity, quality and food to
be taken into consideration 10 be MIXED and
carefully tested in the presence OF The Award
ing Committee.
Eat CATTLEcLA&SL
Best Bullock 4 years old and
over ~,srur-m ana 80
YOKE Of oven .-..-..-...s....----. .
~ head ofthree fat catueQ any
age or sex, FED by one eNhib-
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MLScELLAREQU&
Best Saddle Gelding- SIS
. u 3
q Harness Horse, Mare or
Fastest Pacing Stallion, Mare or
Gelding, mile heats...-.-.-... 100
THIRD DAY---Wednesday, Oct. ~, 1869.
Gen. j. r. CHALMERS, Sup't.
BLOOD HORSES
Best aged stallion, 4 years and
Best three years and aiiader S.. g
~ me 81 "a p. 20
( Sucking under ...-...-......- 20
Sweepstake loT all ages---.-~--Dip. n y
No aged animal kin this premium Will
he allowed 20 compete IN this class for any
premium hereafter given BY this society.