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9ENTLENrEE who wish TO dress elegantly.
and at1he same time save money, should 20
a. c 20 Waggeners, SEE Main street. He
is doing &C. D. D. business-po BAD debts.
small prOdIs.
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UNDERTAKER.

o IA Walsh, No. l51z Winchester street, be-
tween Main and Front. Latest style ofhearses
for adults and children.
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THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
AND CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 246
Second street, & HanSons old stand.
HANSON & WALKER
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FRESH OYSTERS.

Victor D. Fuchs, Il Jefferson street, Is re-
ceIv1ng them daily by express. a on him
FOR your supplies.
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WAGGENER, Sl7% Main street has the finest
observation-disclosures establishment in the city;
the largest assortment OF goods fresh from the
hands of the importer.
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STEAMBOATS,.

FOR CAIRO AND EVANSVILLE.
For Randolph, Fulton, Osceola. New Madrid
cairo, Evansville and all inter
mediate landings.-Tne splendid Dasssuger
steamer
ADA HEILMAN Tom PoIus w.s+.-
Leaves sept. 18th, at ) pm.
3 3. MILLER. Agent.
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FOR AS

II OTS4On long time, Residence Lots, 70 by
IL 1881 feet, opposite Benjamin Babb's, on
Adams street; also, IS by l4sk feet, on old
Arsenal Ground, near Chancellor SCOTS new
residence. Apply TO J.P. MEUX,
EaQ No Il TrufOn street
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SHOW CASE MANUFACTURER,

MARBLEIzED, Enameled and Plain Iron
Mantels, beautiful in design and elegant in
finish, at II. Hainer's, 32 second street.
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TAKE AYERS PILLS for all the PURPOSES OF
a p~nrgauYe,. for constipation, INDIGESTION.
headache and liver complaint. BY universal
family use 4
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Do YOU want your home comfortable?If So
buy a Hackett Patent Crate of
u. aAINER. 32SecOnd street.
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" BY ll feet 10 inches, lying IN Chelsea.
liV1tlne on Memphis and Randolph Road,
az aalolnlng the residence Of Mrs. Bailey,
1ein8 known as part Of Lot No. 81 on Todd 4
Stider map. Title perfect. For further par
t~iculars apply to
HOWES & WOODBRIDGE,
ser No. 10 Front street.
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FOR %vICKsBURG.

Memphis and ST. Louis Packet COmpaDy
For Helena, Greenyiile and Vieksburg.
Steamer JULIA, r.
". " boy
VIII leave as above SUNDAY, SepJ. ZJTI.
at II O'Clock am.
seE FLEN. CALYFRr- SrHr
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NEURIL-Instanlaneous cure for neuralgia.
g. w. Jones & Co, sell it.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE,
Boats Leaving To-day.
Rivers. weather ana Rnsi,o..

The. weather still continues clear, bright
ana pleasant, sufficiently pleasant to make it
out doors.
Business on the landing may be quoted as
ialr, as much stir and activity was noticeable
around the gangway of all our local packets
Inc river at this point has receded one inch
since our last report. 1t three o'clock yester-
day afternoon IL stood three feet five Inches
above extreme low water mari
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RooMS AND RoARn.

nOOM@Furnished and unfurnished. in A
h private family. II WASHINGTON ST.
DOOMS-Crwo) u~nfurnished, with board, on
IL the second floor. for rent-SO Poplar st.
nay BoARDTSG-Can be obtained al 81
u Vance street. se24
doom WITH OARD-Plessant room, with
IL board for gentlemen and wife, at la
Third street. Se24
DOOMS WITH BOARD-A suite Of rooms,
IA with board, oa the FIRST floor, elegantly
furnished. Apply At "a Gayoso street. self
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FOR WHITE RIVER

Memphis and White River Packet COMPANY.
US. Mail Line-FOr Helena, DevalIs Blur.
Little Rock, Searcy and Ja~cksOnport.
Str. MARY ROTDJame Rice rnaztar
Leaves THIS DAY, September ZSth. a55p.m.
For freight OF passage apply to
JOSEPH ELLIOTT.
SEES No. I Promenade, foos of JEFFERSON ST
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The Memphis steam Dyeing Establish.
ment, 81 Madison street, turns out the best
work in its line throughout the whole coun-
try. Call and try for yourself.
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T~OTTAGE-A cottage, with i've rooms, on
X Nolientine venue, between Old and New
Raleigh roads; has q well ard cistern, large
yard, stable, etc. Inquire al Southern House,
Chelsea. seq
DESIDENCE-No. Zl Madison street; DOS
II session given October LIST. Apply 10
se2 z. II. LOCKWOOD. IS Union st.
DOOM-Au elegant unfinished room, suit
H able for gentleman and wife; parties nav
ing more than one child need not apply. Ad-
a~ess A, Appeal Office.
CTORE-No. 80 Front street. now occupied
- by Weber & Williams. Apply 70
JOSEPH !. ANDREWS q SONS,
A0 Nc. 80 Front street
DOOMS-Suit Of rooms, first floor up stairs,
H over our store, northeast corner Main and
jefferson streets A long established millinery
and mantua makers stand Possession given
lst September. GEO. SHIELDS & u
aus 2A1 Main street.
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WANTS.

TINNERS-Six hrst-claSs timers, assortment
workers preferred. steady employment
Wages, three dollars and ntty cents per DAY
=. Ii. HENNESSN & BRO,
se21 70, p, . and > Strand Galveston, Texas
nOON AND BOARD-A single gentleman
Ii. desires pleasant unfinished room and
hoard ia private family. Address, giving loca-
uon and terms, "A, H. care Appeal. sezo
UTOOD-One hundred cords, within 81 miles
w OF the end OF Poplar street urnplke
either cut or in the tree. by KIRK ALLEN,
Commercial hotel.
MY GOODS sALEsMAN-None but the
SIS SOLOMON vENDIG, DC Main st.
DOOK-KEFPTNGAAnAN No Book-keeper
y wishes TO take charge OF a set Of books for
The season. Firstclass references; salary
se25 for two weeks, care Appeal.
HORsE-A perfect saddle horse, gentle and
ii about Is hands high. Apply TO Joseph
Andrew a sons - front street. seq
RFAN-who understands bottling mineral
VI water. Apply Al 20 Vance street. se@i
observation-disclosures required. Adj
ID dresS .. w. r., Postohee. sea
TINsAW FILING-Every planter to know
" that they can have their gtnsaws nled
any day by hand or machinery, at corner Of
se5 b. W. HICKMAN.
. TTUATION AS TEACHER-By a lady, in
- either city or country. Address
sells Y. p. ". at this office.
DDARD-WGnted by a gentleman and wife
ID in a strictly private family; central loca-
fIon desired. Address II. ". B., this office.
DOTATOEs-At $50 Front street
ans L LAWHORN & CO. /
oECOND-HAND Furniture, Feathers and
- Household goods of all kinds bought at
- second street. HI. SINNOTT.
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Go to Leddin's Business College.

Armstrong; Photographic Gallery, No.
for nifty cents.
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SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL. Only
dollars and hfty cents per year, or two
for clubs of two or more.
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Chemical Cleaning Nett0Ddge q Secl Of
ladies' and gentlemen's wear, without scrub
b1ng or securing, at the Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment, G. Madison street.
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Pumrs, Is jefferson street.

ECONO1Y-For gentlemen to send their fall
and winter clothing to be cleaned or dyed and
repaired, 10 HANSON * WALKER, 2iG SEC
OND STREET, for they make a speciality OF
that kind Of Wnrk
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS
Memphis and st. Louis Packet company

For Hickman, Columbus Cairo st. Louis.
Steamer GRAND TOWER, T@
maS-ar @s4A@5N
VII leave as above SATURDAY., Sept. zsT1,
at ) o'clock pm.
seS FLEM. CALVERT Supt.
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Gas Frrr1Na. % Jenerson street.
BEAUTIFUL fall styles, by express, at S7
IrEMA

MAIN street.
CALI at Francisco & Virgins and see their
new and beautiful fall hats.
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DIR. r. C. MALONE.

(iaving regained his health) can be found
day or night, at 60 Madison or 2s Third
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Memphis Steam DyeIng EstabI iSh
ment, 81 Madison street.
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n. @, HARRINGTON,
so Second street and 4 Monroe street

THE Old Gas Company sells gas at two doll
ars per thousand cubic feet, If paid for with
IN the first i've working days of the mCnth.
No extra charge for setting meters. Office,
2i Second Street
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SPECIAL meeting Of the Board Of Educa-
ton is called for to meet this evening CSatur-
day, 18th Instant at seven o'clock precisely.
By order of the President.
j. G. CAIRNS, Secretary.
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YARNS AND BERLIN ZEPHYR WOOL,

Germantown yarns, all cOlors;
Domestic yarns.
Zephyr yarns, v~aFiegated and plain.
Bergmans Berlin wool, all shades.
Fancy Wool work.
The largest n most complete assortment
Of these goods ever broughtto this market can
be found d.
T. W. JOHNSTON & CO.'S,
$40 Main street, opposite Peabody Hotel.
DRIvEN-WELLs, Is JEFFERSON street.
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Changes


Al davenport the river fell three inches: at
flttsoufg, Two inches; At Cincinnati, three
inches; at Shreveport, one inch. II had risen
az cairo n inch; AT st Louis, two inches. M
Nlcksourg, three inches: and at Nashyille.
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M~ASteAAaneouA-
The Phil Allin, from Friars Point. arrived
early yesterday morning with thirtv.eight
bales of cotton, three undred and twenty
nine sacks Of seed, and q fair passenger list.
me a. j. White, from ChieOt, brought in
seventeen bales OF cotton. seventv-dye sacEs
Of ~cotton-seed and a lot Of sundries to order
The Charles Bodmann, from st. Louis, with
Two OarSes IN toEr came in during the fore
noon, put OF here one hundred tons OF freisht
added one hundred and twenty sacks Of OH.
cake, and left for New Orleans with a good
trip. 49,
The Indiana, from the upper coast, brought
"a niteen naes OF cotton and one hundred and
eighty-eight sacks of e~OttOn-seed.
The Emile LaBarge, from New Orleans. five
ana a nan days out, arrived yesterday morn
ing, discharged here nifty tons of miscellane-
o9s Irslgnt ana LETT with three hundred tons
The Celeste,from HGile's Point, camel with.
thirty-SeVen bales Of cotton, twenty-six bays
OF seed,cotton and two hundred aud ninety
tn City Of Chester departsi for st. Louis IN
the forenoon with q light cargo.
The D~ardanelle, from the 4. kansas. brought
IN fOrty-nIne bales of cotton and a lot OF sun
dries 10 order. She returns this evening for
all points on the Arkansas ri -er.
The Bismarck, from st. Louis, arrived at
dark last night, and takes ON here several
hundred sacks OF Oil-eake. She leaves for
New Orleans at an early hour this morning.
danelle, with Captain Eugene Smith on the
roof, leaves at nge O'Clock this evening for
Pine Bluff, Little Rock and all points on the
Arkansas. Major J. 5. Jones Is chief clerk.
The passenger steamer Mary Boyd leaves as
above this evening at five o'clock, for Devalls
Blnn, JacksonpqEi ana al the usual way land
ingS. Captain JOS. Rice commands. Charles /
and Alex. Waddeu are her clerks
The regular tri-weekly coast Racket Pat Gle
burne, in command Of Captain james Lee.
this evening at hve o'clock for Friars
Point and all the usual way Landings. Mr..
Harris Is her prime minister.
The nne passenger steamer LaBelle. Captain
d.. n. Wood, leaves this afternoon af five
for Nicksburg, New Orleans ana an
the bend landings, she has superior accom-
and faTe. MIL. Dodd is her
popular secretary.
The PIN Allin, for Friars Point, and Al
White, for Chieot, both got OF with fair rims
IF freight and people.
The Glasgow, with Captain Beard in conn.,
nand, leaves this evening at five O'Clock
for Devalls Bluff and all The usual
gay landings. Mr.. Eugene Commander and
Walter Darby are her chief clerks.
mo Grand Tower, Captain Lennox, leaves
ms afternoon at i've o'clock for Cairo and ~.
louis. Mr.. White Is clerk.
nght-draught passenger steamer Ada (,
LEHMAN, Captain Tom Bofps, leaves this even
at five O'Clock for Evansville and All
oints on the Ohio.
River Gleanfnea.
The steamer Glencoe has been sold 10 the
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The Merchants Southern Packet Ce.'s
Elegant Steamers leave regularly.
For freight or passage apply to
r. W. LIGHTRURNE, Gent Agent.
au2 IL Leyee.
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Don't wait for q cold to go away of itself,
Tor your throat and lungs may become so irri-
tated and 1nhamed from the accompanying
coHsh, that bronchitis or consumption may
SET IN before you are conscious of danger.
Rather get clear Of your cold at once by using
Dr. Jayne's EXpectorant, n good remedy for
looSening a cough and promoting expeetora-
ton, and for healing and strengthening the
surfaces OF the throat and lungs. Sold every
where.
FALL AND WINTER OF lS72.-Our introduce
lions of styles for the season will, as usual,
be of the latest and finest qualities dress and
business hats; a fine selection of imported
goods for men and children.
LEIDY & CO.,
Hatters and Furriers,
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~PIrTsBURG, September ZT-The M-onongabeIs
river Is stationary, with > inches wafer En-
the hanne
LOUISVILLE, September T.-The river is
railing slowly, with Il inches water in the
chute, and3 feet large OF Portland bar. Wealth
er clear and pleasant.
NEW ORLEANS, September 3.-Arrived
City OF Alton, from st. Louis. Deparfed
Dexter, for st. Louis. Weather warm and
clear.
NICKsBURG, September N.-Boats down .
GeO. ID: Thomas, MOllie Moore aud Robert 81
Lee Up: Bee and bargeS n Capitol CITY.
River falling. Weather cloudy and warm.
ST. LOUIS, September H-Arrived: Com
monWeaIth- from New Orleans; st. Joseph.
rom Memphis. Departed: Belle MemD6is
for Memphis After rising Z inches, the river
Is again falling. Weather clear and pleasant.
CINCIN aATI, September 1.-THE river is
falling, with I feet 1 inches water in the
channel.
LITTLE Rock, September 27.-The weather
cloudy, with indications of rain. River fall
ing, with inches water in the channel here.
Departed: Fort Gibson, for Memphis.
EVANSVILLE, September G.-The weather
Is clear and cool. Mercury ranged from IS TO
64'. Frost this morning. business good
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D~ENTIsTRY.-Dr. ]. b. WaSson's office and
residence, No. 56 Monroe street.
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PROPERTY FOB SALE.
VALusRr.E r.or

E7OR the next sixty days, upon terms to sniff
Il purchasers, viii be offered for sale
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COMing Events.

The important Natioaal, State and
County contests which are inanAipent.
cast their shadows before them.
The National contest approaching is
peculiar and remarkable one. Hitherto
the contc st for the Presidential Chair
has been between the two great rival
and opposing, National parties. Each of
tho two great parties selected iss own
champios, and the contest was one
rather of party dogmas and doctrines
than of mea. But IN the approaching
election, the two opposing candidates
are OF the same party. Their great
principles of political faith are identi.
cal The two candidates arc both K..
pnbllcans, oa principle, and by their
life records. This great party after ac.
complishing It's championcd ideas writ.
ing them on the Constitution. and max.
ing them realities and facts; after
revolutioniaiBg the social fabric of n
part of the Republic aud burying into
an irrevocable grave, dogmas which were
entertained by large portiop Of its citi.
zens, IN the aenisls Of It's glorious and
triumphant power, this great party finds
no opponent, no. American citizen who
will oppose its settled and victorious
truths. No candidate can be found on.
posed to the Republican party! What
commentary upon its complete and un-
changeaeie victory over uii oppopii ion
Grant whose name, whose recora is
associated with Iustrous idan tisv with
the historical triumghs of his party is
his partys regular nominee while
Horace Greeley. stands. the nominee of n
dissatisfied wing Of the same party. and
wonderful to tell he is endorsed by the
Democratic party.
How remarkable arc the wr;,b;1,
complications of political history is
strangely illustrated by th;s the situation
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passengers at che t;mo, is cognizaut of
the treatments which received on that
memorable trip. We took the water
route to New York In the hopss that a
sea voyage would prove Of benefit TO m y
invalid wife, but it has proven other.
wise. Had We been compelled to keep
our edm,bdM state room, one or two
nights longer, l have no idea that either
OF us would have been alive to day.
Thank God we have survived the hard
ships, and ] have promised myself not
to return or trayil again Oh the Geogia
under her present regimen. We arri
we'd in New London Connecticut. in
due course of time, and found our
friends glad to meet us. New London
contains many handsome private resi-.
donces. 1t contains ten houses OF
Christian worship, of which two, Con.
gregationul, are of granite, and one ,
Episcopal of free stone. One of the
former, Second congregational, is new
edifice OF unusual taste and beauty in
its interior finish. Tho cost of the
edifice is said to be S160,OUO.
The "Peqnot House," favorit place
of summer resort, is Delightfully."- situated
at the mouth of the river, and is always
filed with visitors during the pleasure
season.
The ancient burial ground in the city
is place of special interest," to the anti
quarian, aud con,lins many we'll pre-.
served stones with lcgibe incriptions
dsaing from or to 1900. New London
was fo"assTiy largely engaged in the
whale fishing and bas still number of
vessels engaged in tile trade Eight
trains leave daily for Boston, aud five
for New York. There are forty four
trains, pussiug through New London fer
various parts of the United Sta cs in the
twccnty four hours.
Yours Respectfully,
DIR. L. j. OLlVEROS.
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[rRoN An occAsIoSL copnEsroypRxy.
New LONDON, CONNECTICUT,
Jsly 9Th 1872.
Et''for O'umgcJury -Nc,cs ::

Et''for O'ungcbay lNe,cs :
A brief ketch Of Il few of the trials
experienced while on my trip from
Charleston, S. G. to lhe City of New
York, my be of some inteyes. TO some of
the rooe'li"g puJiic. Myself and pn
invalid wife and two children took
passage on board the Steamer Georgia,
Commanded by Capt Ha!mes. We
were shown to one state room, THIS room
was directly over the oooisins apparatus:
as hot as an oren, l called Epou Some Of
the walters and complained Of the coa-
di'ion of my room, and imp 'ored that
better quarters should be provided for
my invalid wife and children, was met
with cross and impohtc answer, |
begged him to call up the Papscr, who
had just retired for the night, to inter
cedc for the comforts Of ny family, this
he declined 10 10, | then went to the
Captains Office, asd the man at the
Helm. replied that the Captain lad re-
tired, and could not b, called up En-.
ragged and mortified at this cold and
selfish treatment, upon steamer, asking
for puAhc patronage, | went to IL y state
room, and took nay sick family out of it
into the saloon and there laid upon the
Lounges till four O'Clock in the morn
Ing, when we had to vacale it to give
way for the ordinary labors Of cleaning
&c, On one occasion, my wife appear
ing at dinner table, 10 or 10 minutes
after the bell had sounded for dinner.
waited to be helped upon, called for
something to cat, the ID. Steward re.
piled that there was nothing more to
eat that she must make out her dinner
Or dessert, such treatment | did not ex :
pcct nor can | ever forget it. That
night Mt supper table there was large
supplies Of cold Turkey, Tongue, Pig
and other supplies which no doubt was
reserved from the very table he express.
ed he had nothing more to eat. Mr.. G..
u responsible and influential merchant of
the city Of Charleston being one of the
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REAL ESTATE SALE OF TOWN
PROPERTY.

BY virtue of the power in me vested under
the will of the late Col. David Shuler,
deceased, l will sell et public suction. at
Orang geburg. So. Ca. in front of the Sheriff S
Oihco, on Monday, the fifth day Of August
1872, at IL o'clock A. NJ, the foilowinr
valuable town property: That newly
funishe'f hoase, arof the LOT of four acres
more or less, whereon it is located, situated
IN the Town of Orangeburg on tire North
side of Russell Street, and bounded East by
lot Of DR.. T. "A. Elliott, and on other sides
by lot of j. w. ii. Dukes.
Terms: One.fourth cash, balance in one,
two ami three years, sec,srctF uJ purchaser :
Bond, aad Mortgage of the premises, bniid-
ing to be insured and policy assigned. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers, recording and
stamps, and TO have the privilege of paying
all cash
". N. sHULER,
Qualified gxscwor
Suly Is a.