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Total
Seventh rLsGfioS

That appears on such estimate and canvass that tho
NhOc number OF votes gwen for the Offices Ia pee.
tors OF Election OF the seventh Election District
OF the NiEetoenth NArd was nine thousaud aud
OF MhlCh John builluson received thfcu thou
sAnd aud nlleen.. ......;...,......... sos
OF whic Cornelius Kelly received Three thou.
s.nd and logllesn. 8Oa
or when Frederick r.. Loev received OLe thou.
.aaa n,e hundred ana MY ISIS
,sgd iour hundred ana ans hres ,..,.,..,.. Iis3
OF which there were blank ulne, ..........,,......
And Of which there were scattering nye...,......
No., -
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PICNIC GOERS

and those who want celebrate the Fourth at little
expense, viii Hoo NJ
II. MoUQUlN's,
II and 50 Nnseau st. sherry port, clarc and white
Wines at VI 80 per gallon. Five more o. gallons 70.
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That appears on such estimate ana canvass, that
the whole numOer Of votes given foT the oces In.
spectOrs " ksetIon OF Tue Eighth Election District
OI uo hlne.esDsa Nard was lime thousand AID
"a which John AdhOu received three thousand
and tx sos
housand aud SU6
Oh Nhlch Joseph Murray received one thousand
Ave lund5ea aud hny;nlne: ::...::.,..... 1859
thos.snd Jour nandrd aad elg6ty+E........... LEs
OF winch there were blank nine,. .,.,"..,........
And Of which there were scattering nye........
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HLHN IN III hI.hVTION HEHIHVE'
That appears on such estimate and canvass, that the
whole NUMBER OF votes gwen for The Offices OF In
enectors OF Election die Eleventh Election District
oil the Nineteenth Warn was nine thousand and
OF which Isaiah keysef received thfee tAou.
saHd and ntcen sos
OF which Bryan McCGnill received mfea thou
M saL 6c Hn SnIen .bie fecsjyed on. tlo '"i'
sand " ~" 05 WA aai Gyssye0. ,....,.'.... 1851
u ss M"i ioa m ,d and tneiy Wy 1893
OF which there were blank sew, n..........,r.., q
Aud OF which There we're scattering hYe --...,.,
..t."'. --------
Total ,,..,.....,..,...,.4A.. 9IlQ
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HETE q coRWlN
LOB PRINTERS.
" Union St, Appeal sgahfna.

- We sks pleasure b stat,n1 70 o,-
uons snS. our job Printia
1nesHn4st 70 No. Union street.. Apes
oanaASs where We hope TO see our old
s and as many new ones a. win szam-
-ae our work and prices Wearsn now pr
pared to do ALL kinds o. Printfne and Bind
tng On the most rsasonable tsrma. 800
Oar stock OF Cards, Rzlfhaads ana Cap Pa
nsra a eomplats.
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ACCIDENTAL DEATH.
Mr.. z. P. sswiss, 8 wslI-gsswa Cotton Bro
IS ksr, Sheets Elmssif.

Last night, about haiEpast nine O'Clock,
at his residence, corner Of Unisn and
Wellington streets, surrounded by his
family, and while In the set Of playing
with his little daughter, Mr.. z. p. Bowiss,
q we'll known Gotten broker, shot himself
accidentally, the ball entering his right
temple, killing him instantly. -
From what we could learn the deceased
had been handling his pistols during the
evening very freely, playfully thresten-
ing to shoot himself; he placed them upon
the mantel of his bedroom until he bad
undressed and prepared for bed, when
he took one Of them and lying down
upon the bed raised his right hand, as II
in the act of placing the weapon under
the pillow the action doubtless occa-
stoned a cooking of the pistol. which sx-
ploded ere he could drop IL from his hand.
The BALI as above, entered his right
temple, producing instant death. Mr..
Bowles was well known to the cotton
trade, by the members OF which he was
highly esteemed az possessing the hsst
qualities OF true merchant. He
was about 45 years of age and had been
a resident of this city for the last Is
years. The sudden death of this sstima-
able gentleman win cast a shadow over
the community among whom be stood
deservedly high as an honest, good cit
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BY TELEGRAPH.

ST. LOUIS, August &.-Arrived: Ar
thur. New Orleans; Colorado, Vicksburg.
Departed: Belle ST. Louis, for Memphis.
River falling fast, Z inches per day.
NASHVILLE, August 22.-RfNcr falling,
with six feet on Harpeth shoals, Weather
fair and warm. Arrived; Burksville and
Alpha, from Cairo. Departed: Alpha and
CAIRO, August 22.-Grand Tower from
Memphis for st. Louis, 1 am; Emma
Floyd from Cincinnati for Memphis, 4
p.m,: Sallie, from St. Louis for Arkansas
river, z. River stationary. Weather
clear. Mercury $50.
aCINcINNATI, August 22.-River IA feet 5
inches and falling. Departed: st. Marys,
for New Orleans. Weather warm.
LOUISVILLE, August 22.-River fallen 8
inches in past "a hours, with 4 feet 6 inches
In the chute. Weather clear and warm.
New ORLEANS, August. 22.-Arrived,
Mohawk and barges, from Vicksburg.
Up: Tom Reese and barges, 5 pm; For
syth, 6 pm. Downs Little Fieta, Z pm.
River falling. Weather stormy.
MISCELLANEOUS.
The Des Arc gets away this evening for
White river.
We are assured that the launch OF the
], s. Durham will come of positively this
evening ats o'clock. A large number Of
will no doubt be present.
Captain Ferd. Hamilton arrived here
yesterday. He has been r~ustlcating In
Arkansas. EaAN WGgMn EsLrs
6 A bid Of $2e, coo was refused for the NJ
J. Wicks,u a week or so before the auction
sale. She was afterward sold for S2S, coo.
It is probable that Captain Patterson,
of the Silver Spray, viii become owner Of
the @. B. Church.
A negro belonging TO the chain gang,
which Is now at work on the lower Ievse,
yesterday broke away and ran mp the
IsVee to the Mary Boyd and on to a coal
barge alongside. There be seized q coal
box and with it jumped overheard. The
last seen Of him he vas floating OF on bis
to liberty or the gulf.
The 81. Joseph, Captain CoEbstt, leaYes
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fo-day for Cairo and st. Louis. sheis the
regular packet. Theodore Ziegier II her
Echfef clerk. boz y Eila
1.-THE 8. @. Day, Captain Everdon, viii
get away this evening for ali landings on
tbs st. Francis rivsr. A competent clexk
has charge Of her Office. Fd wi pa
The aset and light draught steamer
salte will leave our wharf this day at 4
O'Clock direct for Fort Smith. Shippers
DESTROYS of obtaining high water rates to
all points on Arkansas Hver should avail
themselves Of this opportunity. Dick
Lightbarnes sgens. r ez,
Captain Harry and crew left for Cairo
yesterday, TO bring the Petrolis TO this
port Sh9 will Heave here for Black river
during the Latter part of this week.
Freights are said to be light at Cincin-
natl for the South.
The body Of a white woman was found
In the river near Cow Island, YESTERDAY
morning. The officers Of the General
Anderson notified parties living in the
neighborhood, who, no doubt, gave the
body deoen9 buriel.
We again revert to the late improve
ments upon the Pat Cleburne, in the way
Of running, to credit Mr.. Pete Wagner
with the change. Mr.. Howard, who vis-
tied rs and claimed the honor, did the
brick-work under the directions Of Mr..
w. We hope the matter is o at rest.
The Sallie Is coming from st. Louis,
with q big trip for the Arkansas.
The bismarck passed up yesterday. She
put OF some iron ties and other freight at
this port.
John Sullivan, clerk of the r. f. Lee,
batter known as major John" passed up
On the Bismarck yesterday.
The r. f. Lee will leave Cairo for New
Orleans on the 25th inst.
The Thompson Dear was due last night,
on her way 70 New Orleans.
The towbost Shark passed up yesterday.
She left a barge load OF anthracite coal
here for Bigley d. MiIIersh. This is, we
learn, the first lot Of this description of.
coal ever brought to this market. It
came from eastern Pennsylvania, via New
Orleans, and will sell at $40 per ton.
The Little Fleta passed down Satur-
day night.
Tbs Mary Alice 0owboat) passed down
Sunday evening late.
The Pat Cleburne leaves on Friday for
the Arkansas.
The Mary Boyd had good trip for the
w. N. Morrison, formerly clerk OF the
Thomas II. Allen, left for st. Louis yes
terday on the Belle Memphis.
Commodore Ed. Montgomery arrived
from his plantation yesterday on the Bis
marck.
Captain Albert will enter shortly upon
q complete survey of the Cumberland
river. About twelve or fifteen men viii
he employed, and the whole river vii be
surveyed in time for General WeitZel to
make a report to the Secretary of War,
to be embraced in the report of the latter
in his recommendations TO Congress uext
December, for appropriations for the i'm
provement of Western rivers.
The annual report ofthe Deputy Special
Commissioner of the Revenue furnishes
the following statistics of Western ton
mage:
Steam yes Barges and Total
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U N CONVENTION.

DEMOCRATIC Elk. COMMITTEE ROOMS, 1
CADMUs', August 10, lS7a.
To the Democratic Voters of Shelby county
A County Convention fs hereby called to
assemble at the Crt final Court room. in this
city, Tuesday, az IL AM, August 80. 1879, for
the purpose of nominating two candidates TO
represent Shelby county in the lower branch
Of the next Legislature.
The county districts are reauested to hold
their primary meetings al the usual places at
three O'Clock pm, saturday, the 18th of
august, and the wards 70 mold primary meet
fore held, at eight O'Clock, 10 elect delegates
to the Convention -
The following a-pportionment of delegates
has been agreed upon by the Executive Conn
mittee for each district and ward, viz:
First District, three delegates.
Second District, two delegates.
Third District, two delegates.
Fourth District, two delegates.
Fifth District Outside OF city limitsl one
delegate.
Sixth District. two delegates.
Seventh District, two delegates.
Eighth District, two delegates.
Ninth District, two delegates.
Tenth District, three delegates.
Eleventh District, three delegates.
Twelfth District. two delegates.
Thirteenth District, two delegates.
Fourteenth District toutside Of city hmitsL
two delegates.
Fifteenth District Outside of city limitsl.
one delegate
Sl1JeenLn DiSbFlct, Two utAcEdteh.
Seventeenth District, one delegate.
Total from the country, "a delegates.
WARDS.
First Ward, six delegates.
Second Ward, four delegates.
Third Werd, nine delegates.
Fourth Ward. seven delegates.
Fifth Ward, five delegates.
sixth Ward, three delegates
Seventh Ward, four delegates.
Eighth Ward, four delegates.
Ninth Ward, three delegates.
Tenth Ward, two delegates.
Total from the city, AZ. Total from the
country and city, 81
The above apportiontment is based upon
the Democratic vote at the recent election.
III. DUBOSE, Chairman.
W. RICHARDEr, Secretary.
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DEMOCRATIC.
Cali for Mass Meeting.

At a meeting of the Democratic Executive
COMMITTEES, held August 10, 800, at their
rooms, Cadmus', Ayres Block, Second street,
the following was adopted:
A mass meeting OF the people Is hereby
law Opera House, on Thursday, 18th inst, at
IL o'clock am, fer the purpose of appointing
delegates to the -ubernatorial Convention, to
be held at Nashville, Tenn, on the 18th day
of September.
Also, for the purpose OF appointing dele
gates TO attend the Congressional. Senatorial
Stewart, of the Central Democratic Executive
Committee, to be held in this city on the LIST
day Of September. ~
il. DUBOsE, Chairman
W. B. RIcHARDET, Secret fry.
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ANSWER TO CARD Of DR.. LYNCH.


State of Tennessee, County of Shelby.
Personally appeared before me, s. A.
Moore, an acting Justice of the Peace, in
and for the county and State aforesaid,
John B. Holley, T. L. Lowe, William y.
Holley and b. H. Bennett, each and all of
whom being duly sworn, depose that the
statement of James A. Pate, It. NJ. Mitch
ell, William Croke, j. J. Barnett, G. G.
Van Buren, and Y. 7. Buse, exposing the
~disgraceful conduct Of one DR.. Joe T..
Lynch, and which appeared in the Mem
phis APPEAL Of Sunday, August q, 1870,
is true in spirit and intent, and that the
language, manner and conduct of the said
Joe f.. Lynch, t0as harsh, abrupt and in
sulting, not only to the family, but to
their friends present.
JOHN B. HOLLEY,
THOMAS s. LOVE,
VIM. j. H0LLEY,
b. n. BENNETT.
Sworn and subscribed before me, August
p, 1870, 8. A. MOORE,
J. P. for Shelby county, Tennessee.
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Ss0AACA0hs r. a.
W.. Il. Mitchsll's school, 500 Third 81
Look at Joe W. sails advertisement
g for sale"
The best bargains in pianos win be
found at 2zs Main street, Call and ses.
E-EOthing is done ia the Magistrates
courts nowadays.
Cleaning and dyeing to perfection at
b. A. Hollenberg's, 4Z Second street.
Miss Y. RudisilI's school opens on
first Monday In September, at No. 81 Xxx
change street.
A large stock Of second hand 7-octaye
pIapos for rent or sale, at II. @. HoIlsn-
berg's, Clay Building.
Sunday and yesterday were very cool
and pleasant, the thermometer reaching
So FAIR. both days.
Six card pictures for hftycents. Pho
toQraphs, 81 per dozen, at Armstrong;
Gem Gallery, I'll Main street.
We return thanks TO N unknown
friend " for an exquisite bouanet, made
OF the choicest and rarsst lowers.
"A. @. Hoilenberg has q fne assort-
psnt Of C~hickering Pianos, the best and
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MEMPHIS. TENN, August 20, 1870


i. j. Latham, ESQ.,:
Dear Str-In answer to yours of this
date. and as an act of justice to you, 1
make the following statement: In the
spring Of 1865 I became indebted to-Mr.
=. G. Feebles in the sum of 5000, IN a
matter befgceR him and myself alone, in
tDktch you had no Interest U6dteVer. At
terward I settled this debt by giving my
check for $500, and executing and deliver
ing to YOU my notes for Sl500, which I
paid in full when duo. How this matter
was adjusted between you and Mr.. Fee
bles I never understood fully until with
in the last two days. But I have within
that time learned that You had advanced
the full amount Of SAID 5000 to Mr. Fee
bles as s loan and TaeOT TO him; and that
my said check and notes were delivered
to you In payment thereof. l am now
fully satisfied, and state the fact to be,
as now shown to me, that you had no pc
c1tRidTy interest IN the matter WhdteUer,
eEeept 10 get back the money you had
and advanced to FeebleS.
IscGS under no obligations TO you for By
position as Assignee in Bankruptcy; nor
was Mr.. Feebles under any obligations to
you that l am aware of, except for the
money advanced him.
j have no objection to the use Of this in
the a you propose.
Very respectfully,
W. Y, CIRODE.
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HArrKRs.-Leidy & Co, 269 Main street,
opposite the Square.
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The attempt to circulate a report last
week, to my prejudice, gave rise to the
following correspondence, which fully ex-
plsins.itself, and as fully exposes the
slsnderous insinuation. 1 suppose the
author, II ID had one, thought no resort
unfair in politics, and 1 hope he may live
to learn and act on a nobler principle.
The italics are by my direction, simply
with a view to directing attention to the
real question involved.
T. J. LATHAM.
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RIVER NEWS.
1.EAvTNa rHIs Day.
IN PORT.
arc. Dardanelle. s. @. 1
RIvERs,:wEArHER AND BUSINESS.

RIVERS, WEATHER AND BUSINESS.
The river at this point is falling steadily.
Our dispatches give all the latest news
from above. The Arkansas is falling, with
seven feet &c Little Rock. White river
falls slowly, with four feet scant to Au-
gusta. The worst place between st.
Louis and Cairo is at Jefferson Barracks,
where but five feet large is reported.
Weather warm. Business moderate.
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To BrickIaysrs.
,ITY

NITY ENGINEERS OFFICE,
" MEMPHIS, TENN, August II, 1870.
80 Sealed proposals win be received at
ONCE until Il o'clock m. Saturday, the 9th
inst, for constructing three brick cuIverts on
Georgia street, one on Vance street, near M.
and G. r. r., n one on Yates avenue. be-
tween Washington and Adams streets. For
mrthertnf0rmation apply at this oasce.
e AMI J. H HUMPHREYS, City Engineer.
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MEMPHIS, TENN, Aug. 20, 1867.

W. Y. Cirode, Esq:
Dear SiT-There are, as I have learned,
reports in circulation in the city to my
prejudice, and to the effect that 1 was
guilty Of some sort of impropriety in ac-
cepting and receiving from you notes for
$500, and a payment of $500 in cash, as
Register in Bankruptcy in this district.
I respectfully ask you, as an act of justice
to me, to make a statement of the facts
connected with the matter aforesaid,
which ! can use publicly or privately, as
may be desirable. Very respectfully,
7. j. LATHAM.
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TAKEN up

HORSE-Ont the I'D Of August, one Hght-dun
II horse, : OF 5 years old, star in forehead,
both hind feet q little white.
auZ3 WA. FISHER, "a Poplar street
MARE a bay mare, about four years old,
vi fifteen hands high, was taken up ny me-
Wednesday, August Is, 1870, at corner Of Kerr
avenue and Horn Lake road. The owner can
obtain her by proving property, paying
MARION 18th August, S miles from Mem
VI phis, fernando road, one bay mare, ten
auCO A. G. BOONE.
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NEW COTTON.

Editors AppeaI-we have received the
first new bale of legitimate Memphis cot
ton. The bale is a bright middling cotton
and weighs 40 pounds. A.
Please invite the cotton buyers of the
city to call and see us at 10 O'Clock this
day Tuesday,, August o. We will try
and treat them cleyerly, and will sell the
bale at auction, we trust, for a good
price, to open the market.
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w. e. WARD's Seminary for Young
Ladies', Nashville, Tenn, the largest
school in the South, and the most thor
oueh Ia the regular course-music, clas-
sizes, French and fms arts-win open its
fall session Thursday, September sst. For
catalogue, address w. Il. WARD.
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FOR SALE.

nYsTER AND GAME DEPOT.-Eo. ! oyster
" and game stand for sale. Inquire at No.
- r-rE.r-nn sfrcnf Rus3 .
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GRAY hair resumes its original color
under the operation of Phalon's Vitalia,
or Salvation for the Hair, which contains
nothing dirty, Is transparent, without
sediment, leaves no stain on the scalp, no
unpleasant odor in the hair.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods
dealers.
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MERCHANTS.
Their Meeting YssteFsay-Prsmstlsn Of IN
mlgrstIeR-AnotheF Railroad Traahge.

There was 9 regular monthly meeting
OF b Chamber of Commerce yesterday
afternoon, President Nelson In the chair.
The rules were suspended, and MFR. Car
rington Mason was elected and indicted
amember of the association. -
President Nelson stated that 1t was
Y proper now TO select q committee to make
nominations for offices TO be filed with
the beginning Of the new year.. 8eI
Mr.. Lacey proposed that the President
be invested with authority to create 81
| committee to make these nominations.
The President appointed Messrs. STRAIT
ton, Cherry, I. M. Hill, Rawlings and
Lonsdale.
Mr.. Nelson said, that with a short re-
| spite he had served as President through
nearly three years. and that under no cir
cumstanees would he hold the position
during the next year.. With evident re-
greet, expressed privately and publicly by
many member of the Chamber, was this
declaration received.
Colonel Pickett proposed the publica-
ton in different foreign languages of a
pamphlet published BY MessEs. Donoho,
JOY Il Co., descriptive Of the country.
commercially, tributary TO the trade of
Memphis.
Mr.. Donoho discussed the subject with
neat earnestness, and excited q deal Of in
terest on the subject.
Colonel Pickett proposed that &
committee Of three be appointed 20 col
lect funds for the purpose of Distributing
the pamphlets as suggested The propo-
sition was unanimously adopted. Messrs.
Donoho, John B. Robinson and Marye
were appointed for this service.
Colonel w. r. Moore spoke of crowds
of people who came as far south as Hum
boldt, and simply because of the want OF
connection between the roads north and
south of Memphis were diverted to Mo-
bile and New Orleans over the Mobile
and Ohio and Mississippi Central roads.
The remedy proposed consists simply in
the consolidation or connection of the
roads north and south of Memphis.
Mr.. Donoho spoke of Governor Alcoru's
scheme, which involves the construction
of q road from Mobile to Helena and
thence to st. Louis. This achieved, and
Memphis would have lateral lines on
both sides OF the Mississippi designated
to accomplish the utter ruin of the city.
To consider these matters, Messrs. Moore.
G. b. Church and ]. 7. Stratton were sp-
pointed a committee.
The Chamber hen adjourned.
sold Folks AT HoME.H-The surviving
members of the above association are re-
quested to meet at the counting-room of
Messrs. Royster, Trezevant d Co., on
Thursday next, at 4 O'Clock pm, for the
purpose of arranging the time and place
Of our annual meeting, selecting an ora
tor, appointing q committee of arrsnge-
ments, etc. A full attendance is desired.
G. D. MCLEAN, Pres't.
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LETTER LIsT.

The following is the list of letters remain
in the Memphis Posto fice and not deIiv-
cred by carriers yesterday.
All letters directed to street and numbers
will be delivered promptly by carriers.
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JUsT received on consignment, and for
sale cheap to the trade, 100 barrels Ches-
ter Drips; 100 barrels Woods, Weeks q
Co.'s Golden Syrup. 4
EsTEs, MILLER & 90.
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LOOK HEREi-HsYe you seen those ele-
CANT eHoqust sets Just received by Wilde,
Collins 4 Co, 1874 Main street, All COM
plste and boxed fer %.
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in the matter is that her neighbors or any
gentlemen friends she may have load
their shot guns, take a stand and fill the
hide Of the sneaking villain Tor ~villains)
as full of buckshot asst will hold. This
viii no doubt put a stop to the midnight
miaqilaa
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THE exercises Of this Institution will be
j. resumed on the first Wednesday (5thdayl
of October next. under the following corps Of
Instructors in the various Departments.
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WANTS.

. TTUATTON-In a store, or as assistant
- book-keeper, By a man OF steady habits
and not afraid OF work. Address ]. b, al
this office. SUI
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ROBERTSON, BRUCE & CO.,

We join heartily in pressing the above
invitation upon our cotton men, and hope
for the sake of the trade and to the end
that cotton growers may be properly en-
couraged, that the attendance will be
large and the price realized something
beyond common"
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
FoR THE LraTsIATuRE.

EGIsLATURE-W. d. LUNPKIH Is 9
subject to the action OF the Demo-
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Steam YES Barges and Total =
sells. Canal boafs. Tonnags
BOOTS N SHOES.

Total ton'gel,Os8 27Iy5g 8l5 us, s8I
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HTTE q CoRwINE, p~roprietors OF the
Job Printing establishment in the AP-
PEAL Building, II Union street are
now prepared to execute orders o Job
Printing on the shortest notice. TIL pa
irons Of the APPEAL will bear this in
mind and act accordingly,
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HoMB Buffers are the best tonic.
Wide, Collins q Co., general agents,