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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1869-11-17

10AGa
A feeling of relief Is experienced among
lower river boatmen. The LorenA has ar
rived at New Orleans and Is made fast at
tina wharf. The ram feet lying opposite
that city formed in line and prevented her
from charging into the shipping which
had Il, d below for protection.
Read the report Of Alderman Marshall
on the subject OF a whaFfbost lAnaing, Il
is worthy the atteRti0a of our readers,
See the displayed card Of Capt. John
Adams White River Line, IN our issue
to-day. His finest packets are now up
for that river, and Will leave regularly.
The Usage, bound from. st. Louis to
White river, Is aground at Island "a.
Our friend Capt. 10. Bandl has inst in
herited SS7 500, left him by an old college
elassmate.
The Liberty was aground al Little
Island in White river on Monday.
The st. Francis laid oven on account Of
the wind, and gets away to-day st 10 am.
for the st. Francis river. Bowman is
master, and Messrs. Paine, Clark, CoRant
and Berry are clerks,
The United States mail packet Liberty
Will be In port to leave to-day for all
points on White river. She connects with
the Little Rock train. Capt. Pat Wheat
Is in command, and Jimmy Thompson
does the honors Of the Office, assisted by
Charlie Sharpe.
Capt. Reese PritchaEd win back out the
Thos. II. Allen to-day for ~Jacksonp0Ft
and all Landings on White river. She Is
the railroad packet. G. 4. Walker and
Dan. Sullivan are clerks.
The Norman, Capt. p. K. Barclay, with
Henry Miller In the Office. leaves to-day
at noon for Cairo and Evansville.
The gay Indiana came in last night, and
win get away at 3 pm. to-day for Vicks-
burg and New Orleans. She is an elegant
passenger packet, and 10 In charge OF pop
ular officers. Cspt. RUDE Neal Is master,
and Charley Miller Is secretary.
The Matte Bell, q small slde-Wheeler,
Is coming out of the Ohio TO ply in the 81.
Francis.
Ex-President Jefferson DAVIS arrived
In our city last night from Vicksburg on
the Great Republic. He is the guest OF
Col. W. r. HINT.
Major Shryock, President Of the Board
OF Trade at st. Louis, has received an
other letter from Charles II. Merry, Of
Chicago, formerly of Dubuque, who pro-
poses tina II the merchants Of st. Louis
viii raise 500 zoe, he proposes building a
frst-elass screw steamer 10 run between
st. Louis and New York He will add
$4,000 more, guaranteeing that a
steamer Of 2560 tons, drawing ten feet
water, win make the trip to New York in
ten days.
The Magenta went into New Orleans
this trip with $500 bales of cotton. On
her last trip she had 4083 bales. These
are the largest trips since the war.
The w. r. Arthur came in last night
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MRMPHIs GAS WORKS, November ID.
The river declined rs inches in the pre-
viaps twspiy-four hours. Ii TODD q feet
10 inches below the high water mark of
1867. CHAS. GOODWIN,
Superintendent Gas Works.
NEW ORLEANS, November i6.-Arrived:
Kate Putnam, Kenton and Henry +.
Jones, from Cincinnati. Departed: Vir-
GINA, for Louisville; Continental, for st.
Louis.
There is no change In the stage of water
since Qqr last report. Heavy winds pre-
vailed yesterday afternoon and last night,
and boats were generally compelled to
tie up at the bank. White caps were
abundant in the river. Tremendous
rains fell in the NOR ing, and business
generally was suspended. Several boats
LII n.nr mill "a L.
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1. 0. 0. 3. OIRscroRY.

G.wneo EFcANPHEHT, No.a 10 4F-meets
- ne 1T and n Thu day nights OF each
.,onln. efTh O'Clock. A F4Davts, C.P.; d.
Tredrf. Il. Ps Thomas Bacon. scribe.
~FrTpure INDssE, Nc e-zneets every Tuesday
a1gtf - ~ O'Clock J. W.Waynesburg. y.
al Isl Campbsii, Y. g.: Thus. Aonet, See'y.
r~xasaW l0DGE. No @meets every Mon
tavStShf ~ ~ uiclork- IL. Russell, N. o.;
GsKandsr Hanu, VIC g. Waiter. Record
-. I.5ts1F Ed }, DB0REE 9 hEBEEAH-
-~-ufcNrhai at Friday niRhtin each month.
- : esclak. u. G. i. r. Pugh, n. a.; Mrs.
II NcLehesh, secy,
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FURNITURE sALE-Messrs. W. II. Pass
moro & Co, she AueuOneers, request US TO
state that the sale Of household furniture,
bookcases, pianos, plated and other ware,
as advertised by them TO be sold yester-
day, and postponed on account Of the
weather, viii take place ~ their sales
rooms this morning 1t 10 o'clock.
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CITY NEW S.
NOTICE TO ADVERTISERS.

No advertisement Is inserted in the
SUNDAY APPEALunless especially ordered
md paid for rs an extra publication. We
give our advertisers six DAYS in the week,
the same as all other Memphis papers,
and for the seventh day we charge one
sixth additional.
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arlmInaI nnnrt..Indna Hndsan.

bfIMInaI EouTt--Ildld HudS0hs
In the case OF the State vs.. Leonard, en-
bezzlement, a change of n was
granted to Fayette county. in the opinion
of the Cout il being impossible to obtain
a jury IN this county.
To-day the following eases will be called
for trial:
The State vs.. WIN. Ray, larceny.
The State vs.. Lucy MortoH, larceny
The State Is, Peter Herman, larceny.
Tie state ". Robert 0Oodlett, larceny.
Tho State VS.. Henry Mason, murder.
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CITY COUNCIL.
Reoular SEMI OnshIy hsetins OF the Beard
Of kIderIaeR.
Veto lrOm the Mayar---AO Action Taksn
on Il.
The union Depot--The ST. Louis Packet
~compaHys LaHdlns---The LeVee
Question.
The Little Rock sallrsaa Stock Again

The Board Of Aldermen met at the City
Hall Yesterday evening at three O'Clock,
for the regular ~semi-m0nthly TRANSACTION
of business-President Swayne in the
chair. A quorum being announced. the
Secretary proceeded to read the inmates
Of the former meetings, which were found
correct, and approved. The Secretary
then read the following
MESSAGE FROM TINS MAYOR.
Mayors OFFICE. November 10.
The Honorable B0drd Of Aldermen: Al
vonr last regular meeting an ordinance
was adopted granting 10 tipp mg-hodsef
the privilege Of keeping open amer hiId-
night. which. from a clear sense OF uuiy,
1 am constrained to return 10 you viii
out my approval.
10 me In favor Of the measure Is that
many OF the saloOns are nov kept opeh IN
v.olation Of tbs ordinance, but that Tor
he privilege Of doing 80 innuInerable
gtatuitous driaks are required by the pO-
Icsmen.
A personal acquaintance with a
large number Of the tippling-hOuse-keep-
ems and policemen OF Memphis war
rants a denial of the charge,
that any OF the former claiming to be re-
putable would resort TO such oisTeputable
means TO enable them to violate a plain
CITY ordinance, or that the latter would
for so insignificant q bride allow a viola
ton OF an ordinance which il Is their OH
cial duty to enforce.
II, however, such are tina faatg, they
offer bat additional reasons for eVeH II
more stringent law on the subject and a
more efficient force 10 enforce IL. The ar
gument offered would be as sound II made
in favor OF ahrogating all laws because
there are those who vialete them.
Midnight is a ia 9 hour, sSaasla long
after the city is or should be wrapped ia
refreshing sleep, which is aA much needed
and as hiEhiy appreciated by the saloon
keeper as any one eise, hence l am per
suaded that n very small pFop9rtiop OF
them desire such an ordinance.
il is not my purpose 10 extend this Into
q temperance lecture, else / could offer a
thousand arguments, either OF which
would be snihslsat 70 cause its unani-
nous rejection
Yours. respectfuiiy, Gle,
JOHN W. LEFTWICH, Mayer.
On motion, the message WAS received
and fled. No further action wastaken on
The veto at the time.
The Secretary read the following (which
was not ready at the last regular meet
ing
CITY CoMPTRoLLEE's RBPoRT ron OCTOBER
Receipts.
Taxes fortieth corpor-
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

THaNEzavTNo ~DAT-nAyTn WALK will
deliver 8 ThuukeRivihg SERMON On Thursday,
- y o-GClk, q Linden street Christian
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FRUITS AND FLOWERS.
FRUITS AND FLOWERS.
WHEATON NURSERY
ESTABLISHED IN 1910.
WADDY THOMPSON, PROPRIETOR.
FAIL PLANTING.
Alsrge and complete stock OF
Ornamental and Fruit Trees,
VINES, ROSES, ETC.
Green House Plants, Flowers, Etc.

WE ARE NOW FULLY PREPARED To
w MI all orders, Lay Out and Bsautify
Grounds end Furnish Bouquets, AZ short no
tee
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FaEsH Atackerel aud Lobsters, at
J. ID. EDWARDS,
No. 27S Second street.
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FOR BENT.

49,. u.5e~ gs head aEU be inserted OF Ten
esas Der line, each insertion.
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sunscRnG for the daily APPEAL.

THE APPEAL is the only Duly paper
published in the city. Only tweDt y-hVe
cents a week.
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WILL any preparation restore the haiF
Ia its original color and not inIara it7
Yesl Halls Vegetable Sicilian H.dr Re-
newer.
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.
.EEna EOnUrC

ITO PASSENGERS FOR vICKS- H.
burg. hatcher, New Orleans -
shreveport, and Jefferson. Texas. win ind II
to their interesttO call at the General Passen-
ger Department. for reliable Information
Gent Ticket and Advertising Agent,
ne Vol Prome1ede foot Of Ienerson 81
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MADISON STREET L0F AT ACTION To-
pAN.-We direct special attention 10 the
perem ptory sale this afternoon OF tho
very valuable and centrally situated bus
mess or rosidenceelOt on Madison street,
bet ween Second and Third. Ii there are
parties in the city who wish to bay such Il
piece Of property, let them be present at
the sale, as the owner viii not be deferred
from selling by any ordinary sacrifice.
The sale viii be upon the premises at 3
o'clock.
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NEW ARRIVAL OF Silver Ware. and
positive sale this slorning mt IL O'Clock.
Ladies' are especially invited.
R0YSfER, TREIEYANr& co.
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St. Clair Nurseries, ~Summarfod, N.

MILES nom 81; Louis on g: and NJ; R.
- R., n. r. HANCOCK. Proprietor. Two
Hundred acres in the cultivation Of Fruit
Trees Appies@a magnihcent stock OF 2 and
3 year Olds. including alb the leading and
most popular sOuthern varieties, obtained
from reliable growers S~onth-Pears Peaches.
Plums, Apricots. Sectarfnes, Cherries, Quln-
ees, Grapes, Strawberries, RaspberrieS, etc.
In great variety. Achofce collection or Roses.
Ornamental Evergreen and-DecidGOus Trees
FlOWering Shrubs. HerbaceOus Plants, Bulbs,
etc. Branch Office. Il and b Moroe street.
sell dSw e II. BROWN. GenT AGENT
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BUsINEss NoTIcR.-No contracts or OBJ
legations assumed or made by any indi-
yidual owrer or employee of tins office,
will be paid at our counter or recognized
as an Offset TO any bills due the same.
The party making any bill must settle Il
hirnSnlf In nnrsnn
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RIVER NEWS.
BOATS LEAVING THIS DAY.
N PORT.

Commercial. T.. II. Allen. Norman.
W. r. Arthur. St. Francis. Indiana.
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Total disbursements------sl3i ,2ss %
Excess OF receipts over dis
SS.6S4 81
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Miss EvAss' NEW Book, "VAsHTI,"
Just received by A. W. Young q Co SI5
Main street, booksellers, publisher. and
binders.
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BLANKErs, Flannels and Shswls, very
cheap. Call at the new dry goods store,
POS Main street.
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EXCELLENT FURNITuRE, BedclnS, etc,
at reduced prices. Splendid opportunities
for newly married couples about t'setting
up for themselves. Go TO L0Ufa KElTH's,
No. SO Jefferson street, and see for your
selves.
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WANTED.

nader his head trl d .ase1tea al ""
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nOrlcI TO THE EXECUTIVE cOAMITTEE.

THR ArrsAL is delivered for Is cents 8
week.
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THE APPEAL is published every day in
the YEAR. . cents a week delivered by
g.if hf1l CARRIERS
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N1saea aasIT dss had W7 De inserted az Ten
faH-g per La. each assertion.
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FOR MOUND CRY.
FOR RED RIVER.
FOR EYANsVuLE

Regular Memphis and EyansvMe Packet.
Fer Cairo and Eyanss4ue
mAe-a4
This elegant passenger sleamer
viii leave as above A
WEDNESDAY, nth inst, At p
LEVY ROBBINS. Agents
nOl7 10 Jefferson street.
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HELP WANTED.

ss sr.E-r sAE head trdU b. inserted al Ten
ne.E pr tine. each f~aseTfioH. -
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tbs Rustic Scenerya at the star Gallery,
2f9 Main street, Is attracting crowds Of
v~faifprs
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"sIxTEES years in Georgia establish
sd my reputation for selling cheap dry
goods. So cali and bay y bargain, Al the
new store, POS Main street.
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FRRsu CsLERY.-Three hundred dozen
Celery, at ]. D. EDWARDS,
No. 27S Second street.
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LARajE and unFeserved sale Of Hard
Cutlery, Glassware, etc, this
wednesday, morning al 10 o'clock, by
GsoTTLIEB 4 EZEKIEL,
Anetioaeers cor. Second and Adams SITS.
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OYsTERs at 6Oand rs cents per an. at
J. d. EDWARDS,
No. 27S Second street.
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WRAFPINe PAPER FOR SALE CIEAP.
S~torekeepent can be supplied With any
desired quantity Of wrapping paper cheap
tor cash, on application at b APPEAL
counting room.
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FINE Mobile Shell oysters, by the dog
en- or barrel, at I'D. EDWARDS,
No. rs Second street.
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ROOMS AND BOARD.

Nosaoes uadeT uAs head icU b. inserted a. Ten
ceHL pa hne. each Insertion.
ID OOMB-Single or IN nffe, newly AID eie-
n gantiy fitted up-can be had, with board,
AZ IS Madison street oc20
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Buy r. Y. Shirts. furnishing goods, etc,
of Wiggans q Thorn, manufa eturers, DS
Afaia sfreet Ola HnildinG.
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MEMPHIS, November 16. 1879.
In compliance with a resolution adopted
by the Conservative Democratic Commit
zee, of Shelly county, at the last meeting,
the Committee are hereby called 70 as
sembls at their headquarters on Second
street, to-day, November 18th, at 3 o'clock
pm, for important business A full at
tendance IL requested. By order Of
A. WOODWARD, Chairman.
J. HARyKY MATHEs, Secretary.
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LETTER LIST.
I.ADTEsi LIST

The t3lIeuin b. the list Of letters rematn-
ing IN the Memphis PoStodice and not deIiy-
erred ~ carriers yesterday.
All lstt.a directed 10 street and numbers.
viii Re delivered promptly by carriers.
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Transportation
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE
Memphis and Charleston r. R.

nNANO AFTER TO-DAY. NOV. 18th.
" through Trains for Nashville. Chatfa-
nooga ard East, leave al y N. and ia pm.
New Orleans Train and points on Mfssis-
sippi Central, 5sA3 a IA. and go I'm.
Mall Train arrives ~ pm. uoI5
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II. WADE n Co.. 207 MHin street have re-
eeived Miss Evans new novel, "Nashti."
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LAW REPORTS.
MvuIcIusI covrt.-.Jusss F0u,s.

MUNICIPAL C0irt---luane f0ute.
The following judgments were taken
yesterday:
Bartholomew vs.. Morrison, injunction
set aside.
Rothroek VS.. Grant, plaintiff nOnsuited.
Moseley, receiver, vs.. Saint, Judgment
1882 81.
IittlatoB Vs. waddell, Judgment SOS %.
Wolf, agent, W. King. judgment by de
fault, writ of enquiry.
Greenlsw vs.. Mayer, Justices Judgment
affirmed.
Fitzgerald vs.. HaiTRsteia, Justices Iudg-
ment Aligned,
The following named cases will be
called to-day:
I574-RenfrO vs.. Crawley.
l575-Sykes Va. Blake.
157o-Wolcott, Smith & Co. VS.. Dough
erty.
l59I-Pickett, admir-. VS.. Williams.
l595-McGown VS., ClaYtan,
l594-PiQkstt rs Williams
lUGOuHeO vs. CappurQ-
i597-Smith Va. Teufel.
l599-Howen vs.. Delta,
l605-IoiRer va, HiFsOh.
4aG9-St. f4onis Packet 90. VS.. Peres.
l6l4-Reed Va. Gamer OF al.
l6IS-Turnage, admir-, vs.. Davis.
l624-McKeOn VS.. German Casino.
l6Z7-Preck VS.. Graves and wife.
1830-Bergitto vs.. Gallino.
l640-Wo,cott, Smith q Go. vs.. Harris
& Murphy.
lG4y-saHe IA. 0ouleE.
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TWENTY-FIVE CENTS a week is all the
APPEAL costs delivered by carriers.
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's''' =. KIEATINie. ENGLISH q co.

THE carriers leave the APPEAL at your
door seven days for Is cents.
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SEVEN dullies a week. 3 conts.

MOBILE select Oysters and Red Snap
pers, al J. ID. EDWARDS,
No. 27S Second street.
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THE Best AND CHEAPEST 0YsTERS.-
Mobile and Baltimore Oysters, at
I'D. EDWARDS,
No. 2TS second street.
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To PRINrERs.-We have for sale a font
OF Long Primer type, nearly new, suitable
for a country weekly. For price, apply or
address, APPEAL Office.
HEATING, ENGLISH y co.
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JusI received per steamer Russia, ON
consignment, 100 sets Fine Furs. WI be
sold II once very cheap. at
VENDIG 4 BROS,
No. 228 Main street.
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Now IL the time 10 subscribe for the
APPEAL. Osly twentg-ave cent? a week.
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GRRAT bargains in dry goods, 30s Main
street. Cans new store.
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DO NOT neglect to 90 to HerEog d
BrOs- - zee the New goods.
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cLASs and Dressed Turkeys, and all
kinds OF Fresh Fish, az
j. ID. EDWARDS',
No. 27e Second street.
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THIS WEEKLY APFEAL Is h largest
single sheet published in The South.
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THR APPEAL IL delivered by daylight,
seven timts a week, for twenty-Rve cents,
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NEW ARRIVAL Of Silver Ware. and pos
tive sale this morning at Ii O'Clock
Ladies are especially invited.
ROYSrER, IRRELEVANT co.
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09oe AEemphfs Gavsse Gas Company,
BGak BsiIdfng, corner Maia and Jeger-
q son streets.
The o'oks for subscriptions ofstock are
now open at the gas office. By order Of
tho Board of Directors.
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FOR THE CONVENTION.
lsh.m G. 4arrIs and W liam H. Stephens.

Editors appeal; As the first response
TO the welcome news from the capitol,
that n convention Ofthe people has been
called, I beg to nominate for members Of
that convention two OF our fellow-citizens
whose names will at once command he
entire Confidence Of their own immediate
constituents hot 0Ely, but q tue
people OF the whole State, a men
in every way worthy and capable
OF framing "a wise and. just Con
stitution for the freemen of Tennessee
and their descendants to live under; and
/ believe that / shall but anticipate pub
lie expectation and preference in nomiHd
Ting for that most honorable and respon-
sibie POSITION, William II. Stephens and
Isham @. Harris, men born and raised in
our midst, ripe ia experie4ee, squad IN
Judgment, EpatleSs IN BllaTapter, with an
tecedenfs hat give assurance OF fidelity
to their people aud country. 1t il men of
this stamp that we hope tOsee sent to tho
Convention from all parts of the State.
Let Shelby set the example. T.
To T. ~ Yeroer and n. s. AVers:
Gentlemen: The Twenty-ffh Senato-
rial District of the State will be entitled
TO furnish three delegates to the State
Convention, which meetsin January. OF
these Fayette, il IL supposed, will furnish
one, and shelby two. The citizens of the
District hiYe been long familiar With the
talents and qualifications Of both Of you,
and desire your services IN FeadjRstlngtho
organic law Of the State. ] fYOu Will con-
sent to serve, you will receive the cheer
ful supporter SHELBY COUNTY.
FoR an irritsted Throat, Cough or Cold,
browns bronchial Trochss' are offered
with the fullest confidence In their effica-
CIV. They have been thoroughly tested,
and maintain the good reputation they
have justly acquired. As there are imi-
tati0ns, be sure TO obtain the genuine,
THE APPEAL IL delivered by daylight,
seven timts a week, for twenty-hVe cents,
MOBILE select Oysters and Red Snap
pers, al J. y. EDWARDS,
No. 27S Second street.
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FOR SALE.


Nos4aes aasLT Hss had wg7 be inserted az Ten
eeEs per bas, each assertion.
NIrO0u-FoTty cords Of A MOL dry hard
w wOod-sh, OAK and hickory. Drays on
hand - deliver wood at foot OF Union street.
nolB &C WHITE.
H8TTo@ PfFEsEA.-A few excellent Cot
tJB Presses, By HAYDEN & co,
Is Center Alley,
noI8 Rear Of WoIshAm House.
AEH-O Arr,s OF Rich and Valuable
j. Is.nf. iytng seven miles north of Mem
pGis, 0u is Mississippi River Railroads. 10
s scres IA cultivation.
NJ. COLEMAN,
nos ~ Front street
nANOzAMA.-A Photographic Panorama
! or Magic Lantern Show a portable Pho
t0Eraphic Gallery, complete IN apparatus,
stock, stC.-Cfew sRd portrait cameras; a
splendid portable = erescOple Apparatus; 3
one OF two horse Hack, Harness, Saddle, Bri-
de, ege Apply at CAHCES stock-yard,
eeoond street nn5
DETAIL GROCERY-with good run OF Gus
n tom, cheap Call soon. Enquire OF
r. LEWTS WARNER.
n0vS No 20 Frcnt street.
A PORTABLE ENGINEAED BOULER-Ca-
n pacity Is Horsepower, nearly new, and
IN gDod running order. Apply 70
oeSl z r q 60, 81 Front 81.