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EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS

EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS.
, Doctor, was vaccinated in the hospital
Deioro ht that | had no skin disease. Until had
bottle of .yonr Constitution Renovator.
'sent me by MIR. Roper, of Columbia Mo. /
suffered tortures with running sores. Since 1
used two bottles am well, except a small sore
well fast" o-h
This from lady: "And now my skin is q =
clear and fair as babes. My complexion.
thanks !.n to your 'Rcnoyator,' is beautiful"
ies, yes, may we'll say such relief WA.
unknown t" me before. Enclosed find Ave-
dollars for six bottles; two families here want
to try it," """'
v 81 was very much troubled with syphilis.
four bottles per Express"
NO more rheumatism. Three bottles OF
constitution Renovator have made me a new
man." "'"
Doctor enclosed find 81. Please send mn.
supply. Two families here want to try your
Constitution Renovator."
We have not space for more of the above cr
tracts, put you can ask your neighbor about
the remedy. Every one has somefbino ooou
10 say, as it cures every time.
For all dseases Of the
And for TirhSTIS FcmaIn OF THE URINE, &C.. DC.
tion, weakness, General Lassitude and Want
OF Appetite, it is unsurpassed.
CAuilON.-,ln ordering our remedy, alway.
p%Ee poM ,atts ehn number OF our Post Office Box
Post Office compels this. Address
DIR. NJ. f. HENRY d co.,
hDirector-General Berlin Hospital, Prussia.
Agency of the United States.
Laboratory, 27G Pearl street.
Post Office Box 5.272 New York.
s1- CONSTITUTION RENOIATOR is II
per bottle six bottles for So. Sent anywhere
correspond coniidcntially, and reply will be-
made by following mail. ~ w
Sold by all respectable Druggists
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AIM RS
SARRACENIA BITTERS.

sovereign remedy for
ID Y s. ID B P - Il ~
And diseases arising from disordered con
dition OF the Stomach and Liver Prepared bv
Il. W: AiMAR, Chemist and Druggist,
40? hlng, corner Fanderhorst street,
Jan J.! ~ Charleston, South Carolina
So SOLD By ALI DRUG GIS7S. -Su
Beer! Beer!!
SOME dealers in this city have been in ,onL,
- that could hold ont supplying them wifi,
Beer this summer. l now inform the publi,.
that have largo supply OF old Lager Beer
on hand, which put against any Beer brought
from the North, or even imported from Ger.
many, as TO purity and strength. am read,
to test it by tho Beer scale.
Aug 20 JOHN O. SEEGERS.
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| The symptoms
Iof Liver Com
lplaint are I'M
ieasiness u II Il
inoin IN {l,o al,
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Kidneys, fever,
1nelV q II h II q q q /,
!chills, diseases
iOF tho aEip inn
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RELIGIOUS.
The Associate Reformed Synod Of the
South.

Editors AppeGt-This body held its an
nual sessions this year at Salem church,
in Upton county, Tennessee.
The attendance was not large, IN &C.
count of the remoteness of many of those
who should have been present. Delegates
were present from Arkansas, Tennessee,
Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, North and
souri,, and from Pennsylvania, not far
from Lake Erie.
The business transacted was of the
character common on UGH occasions.
Rev. DR.. Cummings, Of Covington, Tenn,
the alternate of Rev. DIR. Kerr, of Menu
phis, was present as q delegate from the
General Assembly of the Presbyterian
Church South, ~ delivered a brief ard
appropriate address to tie Synod. He
was responded to happily by the Mode
rator, Rev. Mr.. Boyce.
Rev. A. s. Sloan, of Lincoln county,
Tenn, with Rev. j. II. Peoples, of Maury
county, his alternate, were appointed TO
convey the salutations of the Synod to the
next General Assembly, to meet in
Huntsville, Ala.
The agent of Erskine College, located at
Due West, ). c., reported a success in
completing the five years. endowment
scheme of the College.
Revs. Messrs. Marion, Davis and Reid
were sent as Missionaries to Arkansas;
Rev. DIR. Hemphill, to Kentucky; Revs.
Messrs. Belts and Martin to South and
North Carolina; and Rev. J. L. Mcdaniel
to the Memphis Phesbytery.
Missionary operations in the city of
Nashville were suspended, at least for the
present.
The fourth Thursday of February next
was appointed to be observed as a day Of
fasting and prayer, in connection with
prayer for colleges.
The Associate Reformed r eSbyteriaHand
the Little Banner, published by the Rev.
]. J. Bonner. at Due West, s. c., are in
general circulation throughout the Synod.
The sessions of the Synod were hRrmo-
NOUS. Its next meeting willbe at Long
Cove, A~bbeyville district, s. c., on the
Thursday before the third Sabbath in
September, 1871. H.
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does-or indeed anything else. There are
no such words in the Latin language As
edslsus or cg6sUi. The nearest approach
to the first is cdHSAS, the a~csusative plural
Of causd, and TO the eco is cdbdui, the
genative plural of oa60JhIS Ia psck horse).
Oasus bed, as generally used "a cause OF
war; is incorrect, IS it means that which
involves or justihes . war"
The bogus character Of the letters
from the seat of war published in New
York papers cannot be better Illustrated
thar by noting the fact that In q recent
issue of the New York Herald appears q
letter from Sedan, detailing, in the most
lucid STYLE, the situation and operations
of the opposing armies in the great bst-
tie. hut. unfortunately for the credibility
OF the whole thing, the writer assigns he
several corps of Bazaine's army q place in
the French line, and unblushtngly says
Bazaine aud Mcmahon had planned the
battle together. The inference is-the
bohemian was comfortably seated at
Rousn or Havre, and wrote up his thrill
ling war letters from reports which SAID
at The time that Mcmahon and Bazaine had
formed q junction. Numerous reports,
with the aid OF a good Typographical map
Of the country, furnish all that's necessary
for the composition Of 9 war letter. The
absurdity OF the Irj6Hae's Bohemian Is
still more strongly evidenced in his cool
and perseveriDg assertions thai she and
the King rode TO the top OF the bib" "he
and Bismarck had 3 conversation" To
read thoss letters, a simple person would
think that the writer was the principal
character on the field, and that ''the
King was merely playing second fiddle
70 him, whereas the truth is, alittle worm
eaten New York Bohemian is not Of as
much consideration there rs the most
awkward and stupid Dutch teamster in
the army.
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PERSONAL.

F. w. Merwin, Esq, editor o. the Water
Valley VdLLonidB, is in the city looking
after the interests of his paper, and his
friends and neighbors, who are not in
clined D pass by our city in making their
purchases of goods. Mr.. Merwin is high
ly respected, and his paper therefore, one
Of the most influential of his section.
We also had the pleasure of a visit from
Samuel Thompson, Esq ,~editorlof the Ok
ford FALCON, an excellent paper pub
lished in Lafayette county, by a good
Democrat and a worthy man. as1
General w. @. Walthall, of Coffeeville,
has also been spending a few days in the
city.
j. C: Davis, Esq, Of the cotton house of
j. G. Davis IL Co., has returned from a
visit to the North and East.
Nj. Thos. Fisher, President of the En-
met Bank, who has been in New York
for some weeks, arrived home a day or
two ago. -sf
Sell Howell, o fthe Memphis and Louis
vile railroad, returned yesterday from a
business trip to st. Louis. Nf
Eugene Leidy, ESQ, the fashionable
hatter-whose taste in head gear is equal
to that of a Paris belle In dress, is again
at home aftera few weeks absence in the
East.
John Scheibler, Esq, OF Scheibler q
Co., the well known leather dealers on
Main street, returned yesterday from
New York. He made large purchases
absent. y .arl ~
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ORDINANCE.


By Alderman Prescott: -,
Be u ordained By the General Council OF he CTtg
Of Memphis, as follows:
SECTION /. Second street from the north
end Of the Nicolson pavement TO the north
err boundary of the city Is hereby directed
TO be paved with stone, for width of ten n
one-half feet On each side OF the middle line
Of the street.
Section II. The cost and expenses OF the
before mentioned work shall be assessed mp
on the lots bounding or abutting said street
in the manner prescribed by the charter and
ordinances Of the city of Memphis.
Section III. The City Engineer shall. upon
the final passage Of this ordinance, advertise
for fifteen days for bids for tho execution OF
the shove work In accordance With accom-
pauying Bpectdcations ton nie in the City
Engineers ofice.)
Passed first readtngs rules suspended, and
ordinance passed second and final heading
by the BOARD, July 20, lS70.s Coneurrestin By
Council ard passed second q final reading
September 7, 1870.
Approved, September Is, 1870.
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor,
Attest: IA e. RICHARDS, City Register,
septl1
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ADJUSTMENTS

THBArR. Stonewall jackson
monument fund concert comes of ON
Friday night. We lave already said no
much to our people on the ubject that
we feel 1t only necessary to remind than
Of the fact and appeal 10 the LADIES OF
MEMPHIS and the SOLDIERS, FRDHRAL
AND CoNPBDHRATH, to 80 that every
ticket is sold and every ssat In the house
occupied. The ladies Of our city should
form q committee, and charge themselves
with the duty Of disposing of every
ticket printed. General Fixer will sup
ply tickets TO all who are disposed to aid
in rearing . monument to the grsateGt
soldier Of the greatest OF civil wars
''the gallant Stonewal Jackson"
BRooM's.-The new stara take well, and
the house iE a gay and brilliant scene
nightly. The programme are very well
selected aud the whole entertainment Ii
first class.
VARIETIBs.-M1Bs Viola Clifton and
Miss Emma Clifton, two Of the bost ar
tistes in the variety business, made their
first appearance here on Monday night.
The character changes" Of the hrHt
are remarkable for their rapidity, ele-
gance, aud grace Of motion. The singing
Of b latter il alAo very highly eL-
tolled.
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HERZoG & BROS
GREAT ALPACA BARGAINS!
OPEN THIS WEEK.
Beautiful s~ilk-warp, cheaper than any
where in Memphis.
THE NEW GOODS
AT HERZOG & BROS.
Beautiful Irish Poplins,
Beautiful French Poplins,
Beautiful Plaids,
Beautiful Silks,
Beautiful Velyets,
~. The Real Lyons Velvet.
LAW REPORTS.
First Circuit COurt-..HeIskeII. Iudos.

First Circuit C0urt--- HeIskelI. Judge.
The following orders were made and
canes disposed of yesterday:
TheObald Griffin d. Co., VS.. L. G. Nor
vile, dismissed.
Springfield, admir-. vs.. Armour etal. dis
| missed.
Walter Wflcoxsn vs.. A. Connen, nom
suit entered.
Nelson VS.. NJ. d o. R. R.; dismissed.
Smith VS.. McGrath ct al, death Of de-
PENDANT, McGratb, suggested and proven
and suit revived against C.. McGrath, adj
ministrator.
State VS.. Gather: dismissed.
Dickens, administrator VS.. Cash, admin
i~strator, death of plaintiff suggested and
admitted, and revived in the name of
Sam Dickens, death of defendant also
suggested and admitted.
State vs.. Perkins ct al, nonsuit as to
Orr; judgment below affirmed as 10 others,
amount 1913 %.
Several g-arnishees answered 4 were
discharged. Nearly all the cases on the
calendar were continued for absence of
counsel.
To-DAY's CALENDAR.
35 Weaver, trustee, VS.. Pickett ct al.
"a Weaver, trustee, VS.. Pearson ct al.
35 Weaver, trustee, VS.. Lesth& Woodruff.
Sc Weaver, trustee, VS.. Grant and White
Lead Co.
81 B. Simon s. Co. VS.. Marks, Pump g. Co.
80 w. Chambers Of al. VS.. o.. Q. BoOneet al.
80 Garner Il Co. VS.. o. G. Boone 81 Co.
40 w. L. Shipp IL 20. vs. E. T. Trotter.
Al Simpson. Saunders az Co. vs.. CUM
mings ct al.
AZ e. w. Mcclellan VS.. J. NJ. Williams.
"A Union Bank of Tennessee VS.. Cham
hers.
45 Mitchell vs.. White.
10 Hawley VS.. StOekley.
AZ Miller vs.. Jones, admX.
IS Weaver, trustee, VS.. Fowlkes at al.
40 Matthews 81 Co. VS.. Aydlett, Robinson
& Co.
so Powell vs.. Sugarmen.
81 Cash, admir-, vs.. Patterson & Jones.
81 Webb VS.. John Jones ct al.
So Memphis IN Charleston Railroad Co.
VS.. J. Cremer.
81 D. Weaver, trustee, VS.. J.. C. Weaver
ct al
55 N. B. Beck VS.. Huppart ct al.
56 Schrsder VS. c. Lattig.
81. W. Hylestead VS.. 0. c. Boone ct al.
So. Hillman Bros. VS.. NJ. V. B. Thomas.
so. Weaver. trustee, VS.. Cook IL Co. ct al.
90. Weaver, trustee, VS.. Cook IL Co. ct al,
81. Morris VS.. W. L. Green.
go. Cochran ct al vs. Peterson ct al.
IS. Mayer VS.. J. A. Auer ct al.
"a. s. Driefer VS.. Pollock and Jehle.
65. Payne VS.. Moore.
Sc. Jones IL Co. VS.. NJ. Seelig.
81. Siron Il Co. vs.. NJ. II. Wolf.
So. Houston VS.. X. Bond.
SO. Hawley VS.. James Keane.
20. Randall, admir-, vs.. NJ. & @. r. r. Co.
II. Galloway vs.. r. Topp.
II. L. Lawhorn Us. Mary r.. Heron.
70. Mckinney VS.. ]. s. Clayton.
"A. Barland va. A. Hitzfeld.
rs. J. N. Hacke VS.. VIM. Schultz.
rs. NJ. q c. r. r. Co. VS.. Patrick OF al.
II. Austin VS.. William Hack.
rs. B. A. Massey vs.. John Park.
79. ]. T. Moore ct al VS.. G. A. Stovall.
so. Browne, use, etc., VS.. Nevills & Rose.
81. s. Tighe, guardian, VS.. Mary A. Price.
50. d. Weaver, trustee, VS.. Arlington ct al.
SO, Campbell vs.. Arnold at al.
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IRELAND 10 The RESCUE.

Irishmen, your ancient friend and ally
bleeds in every pore, horno down and OPP
pressed by ar Unsuitable and relentless
Zoe, eager 10 destroy or humiliae. Old
LA Belle France" have you forgotten
her sympathy with the land Of your BIRTH
II not, lot every true lover OF the Emerald
lsle meet with the undersigned at the As
pm. on Thursday, the 22d inst, 70 take
such measures as the grateful memory Of
the past may dictate.
JOHN NORTON, MIKE PYNR,
THOMAS Filming, PAT. WINTERS,
CHRIS. PIGEON, MARTIN REYSoLus,
j. II. HARTLEY, ROBERT GooDE,
HENRY holland.
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NOTICE.

The friends and acquaintance Of the
late Owen Smith, n the public gener-
of his establishment will be continued the
same as usual. Grateful for past favors
and patronage, it is hoped that by prompt
attention TO business by experienced
hands, the same will be continued by a
generous and kind public.
MRS. OWEN SMITH.
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d. II. ToNNsKND.-FsW business men
in our city are better known than the
gentleman whose name heads this para
graph. DaVy Townsend, az he is styled
by his friends land they srs legion) has
for many years been oonsidersd one OF the
most reliable and prominent cotton men
Of our city, and his card, which appears
elsewhere, notifies his old ustOms that
be still lives, and, a. usual, is at their SER
vics. The APPEAL has Endorsed him for
years, and reiterabes th1 indorsement to-
day. He is still located at ths old stand,
No. 256 Front street, >
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-21

WE are now receiving a very large and
elegant stock OF ladies' collars and cuffs
in lace edge, rufied and plain, which we
will sell at fifty per cent. less than manu-
~facturers' prices. Call and see.
7. w. JOHNSTON a. co.
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FIPrx HoURs-Nzw YORK DAILIzs-
Joe Locke, 236K Main street, receives the
Herald, World, Is1ses, Tribune, Sun and
JoETJlai Of ommerce5 also, the weeklies,
ETC., through In hfty hours
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-21

THE best styles of dress goods are to be
found at the Southern Palace, 1872 Main
afroat ..L HHrH
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-21

AVERT THE EvIL.-If q mother would
give Mrs. Whitcomb's Syrup to their
children when sick, mortality would be
less among them. 1t costa only twenty
I've cents.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-21

OUR stock, of which we are daily receiving.
Is large ant complete. having been re-
Gently selected by our Mr.. Gay IN the Eastern
markets. and we are Offering extrs. induce
nentS to our friends and old customers. and
hope by strict attention to their interest to
merit q continuance of the liberal patronage
heretofore extended us.
Liberal advances made pom constituents
of any description to us. ALI cotton or other
goods shipped to us will be covered by our
policies of insurance, unless otherwise
instructed. We are prepOTed TO I'LL all orders
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-21

Brown q JoERs, 2s2 Main street.
Bethel Block, wholesale and retail dealers
in Pittsburg, Camel and Ohio river Goals,
and Gas Coke. Both city and steamer
trade supplied,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-21

BLACK DLAMorDs.-Bigley, Mellersh g.
Co., dealers in Pittsburg, camel and an
thrscite coal, and Pittsburg and gaa coke,
corner Main and South Court streets,
Tam.
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Criminal court-EIInnIu Iuda0

The business of the court yesterday was
confined to the misdemeanor docket, the
calling of which will be continued to-day.
Tomorrow the felony docket will be
taken up. All those indicted or having
witnesses summoned will please notice,
and be guided accordingly. I
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-21

We are now opening a very large stock
Of velvet trimmings in all widths, to
which we invite special attention.
7. ". JOHNSTON & co.
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PIANO COVERS AND STooLs-Just re-
ceived an elegant and complete assort-
ment, at Il, q. .Holleuberg's, 233 Main
street
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-21

HTrR d CoRwINE, proprietors: of the
Job Printing establishment in the AP-
PEAL Building, IA Union street are
now prepared to execute orders o Job
Printing on the shortest notice. TIL pa
irons of the APPRAb will bear thu in
mind and act accordingly.
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BROWNE q BROwsE-sl5 Second street.

ALLof the latest Wesklies and MONTH
lies, Just received at Joe Looks's, 2S6H
Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-21

SIAMONs' LIVER REGULATOR, If per-
sisted in, will cure the most stubborn
liver disease. There Is no failure aoout
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THE LATEST DISPATCHES
News from a New S0Hrce--The Court
StrssG SchOeI House Weekly
Newspaper.

The female high school on Court street,
| in which some Of tbs dneat female intel
lect in Memphis Ia undergoing 3 thorough
training, publishes 8 weekly paper, or
rather magazine, with tbs Boilowing title
page;
sGIRANIaGs FROM LITTLE PENCILS.
"No. 2-YoG. II. SeptsSa6R 10, $50.
Misses Pryor and Brown, Editresees,
Pupils Of the School, Propreters."
1t comes out every Monday, andds ed
tied with remarkable taste, The edits-
rial staff is changed weekly. From the
/ news department. we have been per-
mittsd TO copy the following dispatches
taken from the last two numbers. The
news is of absorbing interest n entirely
fresh. It's accuracy may be relied on:
FROM THR SEAT OF wAR-THRILLING
NEWs-LArEsr BY TELEGRAPH CAM
PAIGN oPHNBD-ATURDAY's DIS
PATCHES.
September J. IS7O.-Ths rumor has
been confirmed that the campaigns for
1870 and II will be opened on Monday,
September 9Th, between the old belligel-
ents, Learning and Ignorance. Great
preparations are being made, and greaG
enthusiasm manifested. Many reaEufts
are focking to the standard OF the for
mer. Colonel J. 7. Leath, recruiRang Of
6cer, has his time fully occupied in en-
rolling volunteers.
September 5th, 8 a.m.-Ths battlefield
presents an exciting scene. All, or many
Of the trooBs, are assembled under the
w~ell-Fnown veteran generals Studious-
ness, Promptness, Attention and their
assistants.
September 5th, 12 m.-The war has been
inaugurated by a little diminishing DE
tween the outposts. Result favorable to
Our side. Troops jnbilant. General Idle
ness on the part OF the enemy has NOT
dared to show his face. Lieutenant In
doIence made an advance, but was prompt
" checked aud withdrew diacOmtited,
Our weak points will be eRrefully guard
ed. We are sanguine Of success.
FROM THE SEAT OF wAR-LArEsT By
TELEGRAPH.
Fridays Dispatches, September 10, 1870.
The conflict continHes with most favor
able results to the cause Of learning.
Generals Laziness and Perseverance have
been engaged in many coHbats since the
opening OF the campaign, September 5,
1870; but we are happy TO be able to say
that General Perseverance, has, in every
instance, been successful Yet, the VIC
tories have not been gained without hard
fighting, and in some cases attended with
a small loss OF men; but as the number of
prisoners captured has exceeded our loss
in killed and wounded, many Of the c1e-
my's best soldiers are laying down their
arms and swearing allegiance to Rex
SIDientia. We are confident OF success.
Hardness has beenAdefeated in a
few skirmishes, in which we had met his
handful OF men, and tins forces Of Cen
ersI Promptness Immediately occupied
the abandoned positions.
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STRANGERS and residents are assured
Lnat II is no trouble to show goods at the
Southern Palace, 332 Main street.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-21

NovKLTIEs in lRces and embroideries
are to be found at the Southern Palace,
S32 Main street. =
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-21

SEE advertisement Of Dr.. Butts Dis
pensary headed, Book for the million,
MARRIAGE GUIDE-in another CO.,
Umn, it should be read by all,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-21

DAILY receiving new supplies for house,
keepers, 1872 Main street, Southern Pa
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-21

SHED WHEAT. SBBD OATs.-We have
just received a large shipment Of red May
wheat, Egyptian oats, seed rye and all of
the grasses. WARD, SMITH &sCO.,
rs Second Street,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-21

BERLIN ZEPHYR Wool, embroidsring
canvas, patterns, etc. We ars now in re-
csipt Of the largest and most complete
stock Of these goods to be found in the
city. T. W. JOHNSTON & co.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-21

WANTED-An engine and boiler Of 8 or
10-horse power. Apply at this office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-21

WANrED-An engine and boiler of 8 OF
10-horse power. Apply at this office.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-21

The following Is the list Of letters remain
Ing in the Memphis Postofic and not deIiv-
cred by carriers yesterday. F.
All letters directed to street and numbers
VIII be delivered promptly by carriers.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1870-09-21

WANTBD-An engine and boiler Of 8 on
1O-horse power. Apply at this Office.
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Second Circuit Court-PIsroe. Iudue

A portion of the calendar was disposed
of yesterday, and will be proceeded with
to-day. Thursday the new appealed cases
will be called.