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respect, her boilers Standing double the
test required In working the boat.
on the 18th ult Geo.sHaslett, Of Pitts
burg, sold to WIN. H. Blake SIG, to John
r. Blake PIG. and to ALI. Grissom, jr.,
4-I6 of the RubicOn. The boat Is now
owned as follows: Captain Blake Il, John
+. Blake u, and Ali. Grissom -.
Interests in steamers Carrie Converse,
Silver Bow, and r. j. Lockwood are being
sold. 1t is presumed, says the st. Louis
Democrat, that Dohrman acquires Rea's
interest in the Converse, and sells out OF
the Bow and Lockwood.
A corps of engineers is now being or
ganizsd for the purpose Of making a sur
Vey Of the James river and kanaWha
canal, in Virginia, which VIII DO COM
menced at the earliest practicable mo-
mens. The distance TO be surveyed 10
about 100 miles, and it will require some
time to complete it. At the late session
of Congress $4,000 was appropriated tor a
survey OF this canal from its present ter
minus to the lead Of steamboat nayiga-
ton on the Kanawha river.
A lengthy petitition from a large num-
Der of prominent steamboat captains en-
gagged in the Red river trade, and also
from leading cotton firms OfNew Orleans,
has been submitted 10 the Board Of Adj
ministrat0rs, asking that, in view Of the
increasing business and the i~nadequaey
of the present Red river landing TO ac-
cummOdate Inc steamers in tbe Red river
trade, an additional landing be allotted 10
those steamers Just above the PODtehar-
train railroad depot.
The New Orleans PicGy1aae says: The
Mississippi and its tributaries require at
least 5O0,OOO tons Of steam vessels. To
build them OF wood costs about SiO0, OO0,-
600. II the same be constructed OF iron,
The cost wiz be swellcd to 500, 600, 600.
In other words, 70 put ah0at a sufieiency
of iron tonnage to transact all the BUSH
ness Of the next two or three years, We
viii have 10 pay the iron manufacturer a
bonus of sos, O00, OO0."
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PERSONAL.

II this should meet the eve of
William Selfridge, be is requested to call
at the Commercial Hotel.
Colonel Henry T. Hubert, who was
pronounced the best presiding officer our
Board Of Aldermen over honored with
the place, is in st. Louis, where he has
been rendered the freedom OF the city,.
Rev. ]. 7. Wheat, Rector of st. Laza-
rus, has, we learn, sufficiently recovered
from a temporary ~indisposition and will
leave, To-day, for the White Sulphur
Springs, Virginia; where he will be absent
for four or five weeks 1t is needless for
us to say that the distinguished divine
who has labored so successfully in the
Southwest, for more than a quarter of a
century, carries with him the prayers and
good wishes of a congregation to whom
he is endeared by labors such az should
ever characterize the true Christian min
lister. He unites to a~miability and loveli-
ness of disposition all the ardor and zeal
OF a rue disciple, like his sainsed proto-
type, leaning ever upon q Master he has
throughout his life of four score
years M ten, with scrupulous fidelity.
We hope he will come back fully restored
in health and strengthened by his brief
recreation, especially for the additional
labors that await him in the construction
of the new church edifce contemplated
by his congregation. r
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A New Csuiss.au. foe aSuors.


The appended letter, written by . vet
eran editor, now, unfortunately, no
longer connected with the press, demands
earnest attention. The gentleman COM
mended deserves all that is said OF him
by our eXceIlent correspondent:
MEMPHIS, TENN, July, 1870.
Editors Appeal. I take it for granted
that the Democratic party desire 20 select
a candidate tor Congress who will not be
rejected on account of his eligibility being
disputed, who possesses i~ncorruptible in
tegrity-who csn be OF service to the
people, by reason Of his pleasing address,
his sound Judgment and his perfect ac-
quaintance with the wishes u the cir.
cumstances, antecedent aud present, of
the people Of his district It would
seem 70 be the right Of the people
to select from among the most intelligent
and capable of their number, the man
who unites these qualities in the most
eminent degree. And it is their duty to
exercise this right, irrespective of per-
sonal aspirations or the prejudices of the
hour-in brief, TO make their selection
with the sole object Of subscribing the
publicgoOd. TT seemsto me that one OF the
most important maxims of Democratic
governments il gradually fading away
before the corruption nd ~setishness
of h age. This is, hat offices
were create1 for the benefit of the people
and not to serve the ambition Of office
holders. We should return to the old
landmarks and exercise b rights which
belong TO ns AZ a free people, for the adj
vantage of the country.
.Adhering to these landmarks / take
leave TO propose h name, for Represen-
,tatiYe in the 4ist Congress, from b Sth
Congressional District, of Colonel RICH
ARD b. SOMERvRLL, Of Upton county,
who in 1861, represented the counties of
LawnNHA Wf-Na- - Gf.AII- - na-N.- =.
the Legislature OF Tennessee, with zeal,
industry and ability. Having never taken
an oath to support the Constitution Of
the United States, he is not ineligible,
under the 18th Amendment. Colonel SOM
erville Is widely known, not only
in his own county, but through
out the District as one of the
in u section; as one Of the most hOspi-
table of old-schoOl gentlemen, the genial
warmth of whose manners never fails to
attach to him all who come in contact
with him, and the purity and prObity of
whose life are sufficient guarantee Of his
incorru ptibility. His large interests and
and helpless family having
made it imperative that he should
remain at his home during the
conversant with the feelings, wants and
necessities of the people of the District,
and of every shade Of political feeling,
prejudice and Partially. He will thus
be able to urge the needs and press the
wants of the District with that certainty
success and fidelity which arises from
a knowledge of what he has TO combat
and overcome.
do not claim to have originated the
of Colonel Somervell's name.
There are hundreds who would wish to
see him occupy a position, because they
feel that he would be useful, efficient and
Influential, and would exercise power
with a view single to the greatest good
OF the greatest number"
Yours, SHELBY.
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A Mr.. James Lloyd called at b AP-
PEAL o Ace, yesterday, and left with US a
bundle of papers, which, upon 1nvestiga-
ton, D rove to be OF value. They COM
prise many receipts, notes and drafts OF
the steamer Silver Spray, an account OF
the des sructiOn Of which we ave yester-
day. F1r. Lloyd says be picked them out
of the water and had them properly dried.
They are now in our possession, and may
be had by calling on Us. The promptness
Of Mr.. Lloyd in this matter is beyond
praise. He has acted like 3 thoroughly
honest man, anxious and DESTROYS of re-
storing to the rightful owners what he
knew would be OF value to them. As he
is a DOR man of family, we hope he will
be handsomely requited for his services.
By doing so the officers OF b Spray viii
offer an incentive for future performance
of duty by others perhaps mo- so we'll
disposed. We had almost forgotten TO
say that among the papers is a portrait
of, as wo under stand, the late second
clerk of The ill-fiIted boat.
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LAW REPORTS.
Second Ghancery GOurt---E. NJ. Ysrgsr,
E~nannallnr
SHELBY.

Second %Ghancery court---E. NJ. Yerger,
Chancellor.
This court was engaged until a late
hour yesterday hearing the argument OF
counsel on tho motion of defendants, the
Memphis Gaslight Company, to dis
solve the Injunction of cOmplainan6s, the
GayOso Gas Company.
1t appears that an execution at law was
issued from the Municipal Court against
the GayOso Gas Company, and levied
upon the pipes which had been imbedded
in the streets by said company, and the
same were by the Marshal sold for about
500 to VIM. Messick, when they are al
legged to be worth about SIC, 900. Messick
afterwaTd sold the pipes to the Memphis
Gaslight Company, who proceeded to dig
Donovan objected in person first, and then
obtained an injunction restraining the
said Gaslight Company from taking up
and removing the pipes, or otherwise dis
turbing the same, upon the grounds
(among cthers) that tho levy as made by
the Marshal was void; that the sale was a
nullity, and conveyed to the purchaser no
title.
The questions involved were very ably
and thoroughly argued by General Humes
for the motion, and Colonel CAN'T against
it.
Judge T. W. Brown, contra, and Judge
EIIet for the motion, will conclude the
argument to-day.
Large interests are involved, and great
care has been bestowed on the case by the
learned counsel engaged.
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NOTICE. TO The PUBLIC.

Uncle Tom and Aunt Mary, ct Raleigh
Springs, have become the prOprietors of
the Franklin House, Mr.. Pratt, the form
or proprietor, having retired on account
of IN health. We respectfully solicit our
share OF the patronage of our old friends.
UNCLE TOM 81 AUNT MARY.
The above "Notice to the Public" comes
to us Endorsed by many OF our best citi-
zens. Uncle Tom and Aunt Mary have
the Endorsement of the APPEAL. Among
the many who In other days were the
petted servants OF our citizens, they re-
manned true. Through all the vicissi-
tudes of the war they rave passed I'M
tainted by the modern ideas which have
led the colored race away from their best
and truest friends to become the allies of
our Radical enemies. Uncle Tom has
especially been jealous In behalf of the
interests of his white neighbors and
friends, and in every political campaign
has been jealous in behalf of the Demo
cratic party, Tor whose welfare he is yet
solicitous. Tom Is a true and tried DEM
ocrat, and he Is also q capital caterer. He
knows how to keep a hotel, and will more
than sustain the reputation of the Frank
lin House. We advise our friends to try
Uncle Tom nj Annt Mary. They wait
upon their guests in "old fashioned
STYLE" and leave nothing undone that can
contribute - their comfort Try Uncle
Tom and Aunt Mary. They are all right.
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Bill f0r liVorea

In the Second Cireuit Court Of Shelby county.
VIM. h. Hewitt Va. Mary. l. EsWiL
A BILL for divorce having been nled In
N this case, and IL appearing frODi afidaYit
maj the defendant is a nonresident OF the
state OF Tennessee:
IL is therefore ordered, That she make her
appearance herein. al the courthouse in the
CITY Of Memphis, Tenn, on OF before tbe third
Monday In September, lsIe, and plead, answer
or demuF 20 complainant bill, OF the same
Will be taken for confessed as 70 her and
sst for hearing exparte; and that a copy Of
This order be Published once a week, Tor ieur
successive weeks, in the Memphis Appeal.
p. u. BONLE Clerk.
BY W. LEwIs WHEATON, Deputy tlerk.
Warmer, Lee A Thurmond, sOls. for com
plainRnt. 1yA
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Desirable Building Lot on Isssamirs
Street for Sale.

~ Lot q, Block 81. on south side of Jessa
mine street, second lot east OF the residence
of John Overton, Esq, and In one ofth moss
desirable n~eighborhoOds in the city, is In our
hands for sale. WITH INSTRUCTIONS TO oFFKR
4 INDUcEMENTS 10 AN IMMEDIArE PUB
CHASER. R0YsTER. TREZEvANT&CO..
% Real Estate Exchange,
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j. L. Poston:
Yours, of The present, Is at hand, and
contents noted. The article in question
purports TO be an editorial. II it Is not, 1
have a right to have it disclsimed, and
the name of the author furnished. When
that is done, it will afford me an oppor-
tunity, and | will take pleasure in notify
ing him of my intentions in the premises.
! will state, however, for the satisfaction
of Mr.. Bond, that [ do design holding the
parties responsible.
Very respectfully,
lSigned] A. A. FREEMAN.
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CARD.

The undersigned begs leave to inform
the public of Memphis that he goes to
New Orleans on business connected with
the introduction of Chinese labor. and will
be absent eight OF. ten days. On his return
to this place.win remain a few days and
then 60 to California to superintend the
shipping of men. All orders left with
Mr.. b. II. Townsend, commission merch-
ant, 256 Front street, will be attended to
promptly. j. NJ. HIXSON.
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o. o. y. DIRECTORY.

ODD-FELLOWs' hall, corner OF Main and
North COurL-Ruth Lodge, No. I, Daughters
Of Rebekah-meets on the nrEt and third
friday nights of each month, at ) o'clock.
j. W. Waynesturgs n. q; Mrs. j. W.
WaynesbuTR, V. O. Benl. Bingham. Sec'y.
8AYosO E-sCAnPHEsT, no. 5-meets on the
drst and third Thursday nights OF each
month, at 3 O'Clock. Alex Hunn, T.. p; j..
r. Russell, H. p; Thomas Bacon, Scribe.
MEAPHIs LODGE, No. 6-meets eyorY Tuesday
night, at 8 o'clock =. NJ. Norwood, n. G.;
a. w. Jones. V. q. J. ". Waynesburg, Rec.
and Fin. Sec'y.
LoDGE, No. s-meots every Mon
day night. at ) O'Clock. J. NJ. Sample, N.
O.. Leon Levy, N.G.i Thos. y. Bingham
Rec. Sec.
LODGE, No. H0-meeis every
Wednesday night al 3 o'clock. IL Harder,
n. @; Fred. Kropp. v o. Jos. Uni, SecIy.
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NOTICE.

Il ETTERS testamehtaFy having been
Ia granted il, Bailey and y. ". smith on
the estate OF Dr. A. RowIett, deceased, all
persons knowing themselves indebted
the estate are requested TO make
"a TO me at once; and all persons haV-
fpg claims against the estate are requested TO
present them, properly authenticated, 10 me-,
within the time prescribed BY Jaw. or they
will be barred n. sMfIhs
JulV IS 1870. IjyI7 Collierville. Tenn.
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Lumber, Laths and Shingles.

THAVE now on hand a full stock of cypress,
sawed shingles. / have also g large stock Of
logs-am constantly saving, and am prepared
10 MI orders for lumber, OF any dimensiOns,
on short notice.
So Mills and Lumber Yard on Wolf river,
Immediately north Of Bayou Gsyoso.
IyHdAW y, n, YE6ABLE,
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English and Classical School.
w T. MITCHELL will Rme a So m
w . mer session Of his school, Al
No. 3eS Third Street. on Monday, IuIy IIth,

To continue eight weeks, to the commence
mont OF the regular fall session. Terms for
the session. $40. For circulars and terms for
the regular school session. apply to the Prin-
elpRl, az the sehool-rOom. after Monday. July
uth- The room Il the same, heretofore oe.eu-
pied by Mr.. A. J. Halls. a q furnished win
the best style OF desks. etc.
10 Is the design OF the Principal to establish
= senooi % the highest grade, where boys can
prepare for eoIlego, or pursue sueb = eourse
as VIII nSthem for business life.
NO extra charge for the Greek and Latin
~
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THE E BARGAINS
Advertised by
HERZOG q BRO,
ARE OPENING NOW.

Especial Inducements in
C.dieOes, light and dark Shirtings, etc.
Blea ched Muslins opened on yesterday
as Bargains.
New Goods this morning. Call at
HERZOG & BROS,
294 Main.
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A. A. FREEMAN.


July 80, 1870.
A. A. Freeman, ESD:
Your communication of this date, adj
dressed " Editors of the Bee" and also
yours Of the same date 20 you friend
Colonel j. L. Poston, have bee shown
mo. The article headed "a. A. Freeman,
a true Conservative" in the Brownsville
Bee of the 18th inst, is my production, aud
If it is the cause of your differences" with
the editors of that paper, please give your
self no further trouble, so far as they are
concerned, for although sit appears as an
editorial" L alone am personally re-
sponsible for the same.
Respectfully, ETC.,
[Signedl JOHN H. FREEMAN.
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For arrangement of the Liver, for Dys-
pepsla, Diarrhea, Piles, etc DIR. Sim
mons, Liver Regulator certainly has no
superior. 1t acts like a charm, without
debllitating the system. 1 have tried 1t
thoroughly, and speak what l know.
REV. s. GARDNER,
Atapulgus, Ga.
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EoR REET.

HOUSE-No. 81 Court street. next TO the res
III idence OF /. NJ. Hill Apply TO
EDW. L. HAMIIN,
auZ 30 second street.
HOUSE-That new and convenient two
III story dwelling house, No. 50. corner Of
Pontoioc and st Martin streets. with all ne
cesssry Out-buildiagS Apply 10
\. s. LLOYD,
fv3f No. S2l Main street.
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BRowNsv1LLE, July 80, 1870.

BROWNSNILbEi July oUI IofU.
Colonel John J.. Poston:
Dear SRA. A. Freeman, Esq, has re-
ferred us to you 'for the satisfactory ad-
justment Of differences between us, grow
ing out of your [ourl article in your lourl
paper Of yesterday" Mr.. III, w. Bond
will confer with you upon the subject in
our behalf. Respectfully,
[Signedl WESTBRo0K curry,
Editors Brownsville Bee.
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AMERICAS DRIVEN WELL.

The pumps, pipes and points furnished
for the same are OF the most approved
patterns. For sale at Thomas Flannery's,
So jefferson street. Orders from the
country will receive prompt attention.
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WANTS

ITUATION-By a thorough ~book-keePer
- Of seven years experience; best city ref
areuce. Address j.. this Office. au2
ID oOMs-For couples aud single gents, with
IL board; also, day-bosrders received at lO
Madison street. au2
A GENTS-TO sell the HONE SHUTTLE SEW
n ING MACHINE. Price, IS. Il makes the
Lock Stitch" alike on both sides aud is the
only licensed under-feed Shuttle Machine
sold for less than SEQ. Licensed by Wheeler
a Wilson, Grover 4 Baker, and Singer & Co.
All other under-feed Shuttle Machines sold
for less than $50 are infringemenTs, and the
seller aud user liable to prosecution. Address
JOHNSON, CLARK q Co, Boston, Mass, Pitts
burg. Pa, Chicago, Ill, or st. Louis, No. je2
4 GENTS@TO sell the A SEWING
IA MACHINE. II is licensed, makes the
" Elastic Lock-stitch," and is warranted for
5 years. Price, SIS. All other machines with
an uDder-feed sold for So or less are infringe
ments. Address OCTAGOS SEWING
Co., 81. Louis, No, Chicago, Ill, Pittsburg,
Pa, OF Boston, Mass. je22
A TENTS WANTED-Cs'O z Darby the
n AMERICAN KNITTING MACHISE Co., BOs-
ton, Mass, or st. Louis, Mo. Je22
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e JAS W. DEADRICK.

FUDGE SUPREME COURT EASTERN DE-
ID VIsIoN.-Wea are authorized and requested
10 announce Hen. I. A. Il. NELSON rs a can
didRts for Supreme Court Judge nom the
Eastern Division. The election Is TO be held
on the first Thursday in August; and two
Judges frOm each OF the three divisions of
the State are TO be elected. myls
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14rE JUDICIAL CIRC'T

A TTORNEY-GENERAL OF THE FOUR
N TEKETH JUDICIAL CIRCUTT.-ln spO
10 the dattering assurances Of support which
have been tendered 70 me 1 hereby announce
myself q candidate for reelection TO the
once OF Acknowledgement Of the Fourteenth
Judicial Circuit Election first Thursday in
August next WALKER WOOD
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PERSONAL,
Correspondence Between John 4. Fresmaa
and A. A. Freeman, Of Brownsville.
[No.I.l
BROWNSVILLE, Saturday, JulysO 1870.

~ ~ N|III D"NWNW"J ~ y ~
Editors Brownsville Bee: y
GeRts-My friend, j. L. Poston, Esq, is
authorized to make any arrangement with
you, for the satisfactory adjustment of
the differences between us, growing u
of your article in your paper of yesterday.
Very respectfully,
[Signedl A. A. FREEMAN.
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tqa~ Four Hundred and Eighty Acres choice
unimproved Lands, partially d~eadeneds
above overflow. four miles east Of AnstIn~
Miss part Of section 8, I. 5. h, IL
Must be sold earfy.
DoNoHo, JOY & CO.,
fy20 Real Estate Brokarz
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TIM STEAMER SILVER SPRAY.

JOE LOCKE has the largest assortmen
of daIes on his counter at &6Z Matt
af-aaf
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MASONIC DIRECTORY FOR 1870 g

MASONlC FOR 80 q
LODGE w
BOUTH MEMPHIS, No. lS-meets ID rid OF
each month-HaH cor. Madison and Second.
w. 4 Matthews, W. M; Ben. X. Pullen,
Sec.
AKGKRoNA, No. lGS-meets list Monday In ev-
cry month, at Odd-FeIlOws' Hall, corner
Court and Main. CT NJ. Carroll, W. M; John
Beamish, Secretary.
LEILA SCOTT, No. 2S9-meets lst Friday OF each
~month-Hai corner Madison and Second.
r. ". Mitchell, W. NJ; s. Sturm, Sec.
DESOTO, No. E9-meets 8d Friday of each
Observation-Disclosures Hall j.. ID. Beard,
". N; K W. Shelton, Sec.
EILWISEIHG, No. S4l-meets 9Th Friday OF
each month-at South Memphis Hall, cor
neT OF Madison and Second. W. A. I'D
LnOnds, ". M Louis CZapski, Sec.
ROYAL ARCH.
Penn CHAPTER, No. 2-meets % Monday OF
each month-Odd-FellOws' Hall. u. &. Ira
der, NJ. f. II. p: q. q. Locke. Sec.
AEMPHI CHAPTER No. IS u. D.-meets al Odd
Fellows Hall. Henry ]. Lynn, N. 4. H. p;
h. q. Stsever, Secretary.
RAND s.M.
EUREK COUNCIL No. meets "a Monday Of
each mOnth-Odd-Fe llows' Hall. d. b. Fors-
lei, tn. H.; Nj. Wiggin, Rec.
TEMPLARs.
CYRENE C~ONMAEDKRY, No. Meets 9TH Mon
day Of each month. Geo. Aellersk, Com;
T. ]. Barchus, Rec.
CALVARY CHAPTER OF ROsE CR0IX, 18th, No.
4. Charles W. Adams, sd, M. W.; II. 7.
TOmlinson, ed, Sec.
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SEE advertisement of DIR. Butts Dis
pensary, headed, Book for the million
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another col
umn, il should be read by all.
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FOR LUCE In JUDICIAL CIRCUIT.

TUDGE I4TH JUDICIAL CTRCUIT.-At the
81 request of a respectable portion of the
bar. and ofthe people Of the Fourteenth Judi
ciai Circuit. / announce myself n candidate
for Judge OF tina Circuit. The election is to
be held on the first Thursday, being the 18th
day OF August next
ans ISAAC NJ. STEELE.
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UpGEsUPREM ECoURTwEs DIV.

JUDGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN d.
are authorized TO announce
THOS. J. FREEMAN as n candidate for Judge
OF the supreme Court for the Western Divi-
sion. Election August 4, 1870. mydl
TUDGE SUPREME COURT WESTERN d.
4. friends Of Hon. John 1t
BNEED Of Fayette county, are authorized by
him to present his name TO the people OF
Tennessee as a candidate for Judge OF the
Supreme Court for the Western Division.
Election August 4, $50. myl2-
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ALL Of the latest weeklies and month
lies, just received at Joe Locke's, 23eh
Main street.
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mo. 81
-BRowNsYILLE, TENN,
July 30. 1870.

BRowNsYILLE, TENN,
July 80, 1870.
John H. Freeman, Esq:
Sir Yours Of the present date
is at hand and contents noted. There is
much in the article in question of which
1 might complain. There are two ex-
pressions, however, that common justice
to myself demands that 1 ask You to re-
tract, viz: "His ignorance OF law is only
equaled by his i~mpudence in presuming
to aspire to the position" etc, and again:
HE is enc of your ~pusillaniInous time
servers, who has been bribed 10y promise
of Office to desert us in the hour of our
need" Respectfully,
[Signedl A. A. FREEMAN.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03

HARPER's MONTHLY. improved style,
with leaves neatly cut, for sale sc Joe
Locke's, 1854 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-08-03
FOR SALE.

@ PRUCE BEER MANUFACTORY.-SaIIs a
- Co.'S Spruce Beer Mandatory, corner
Third and Mil streets tentire business and
good wilD; established in this city May, 1864.
au2 JOE w. SAILS, Proprietor.