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The Brownsville Bee Of Thursday says
of this gentleman, a candidate for Con-
gTess in the Ninth District: ''We to-day
raise the name Of Hon. w. w. Vaughan
for reelection to Congress from the
Eighth District Of Tennessee. We say
to Vaughan, as do the people: We'll
done, good and faithful servant; you
have been true and faithful to US and
our interests, and we will be true to you
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Ny success is owing to my lberality
in Neutrality-suspicious..
Advertising has furnished me with a
eompetency.-AB9os Laurence.
advertised my productions and made
mOney.-Njch0Ids LOnQU0orth.
Constant and persistent advertising is
a sure prelude to wealth.-&ephen CT
Tdrd.
He who invests one dollar IN business
should invest QUE dollar in advertising
that business. Z. StlDeort.
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State EIeefiOn-HOn.Eu lersOn Etheridge.
Our late convention nominated two
Greeley Electors for the State at large
Hon. John NJ. Fleming, of Knoxville,
and Hon. James NJ. Qnarles. of Clarks-
willie. We are now entitled to another
State Elector. East and Middle Ten
nessee each has an EIector; West Ten
nessee is entitled to and claims the
other. The State Executive Committee
have called a convention for the twenty
first of August next TO fill the vacancy.
The Liberal Republican Convention also
made two nominations for the State.
Hon. T. A. r. Nelson was nominated
from East Tennessee, who has since de-
clined, and Hon. Emerson Etheridge,
of West Tennessee. The latter has not
declined; which now leaves three
Greeley State Electors for the State, the
number authorized by law. Hence
there is no vacancy. West Tennessee
insists on her right to the third man,
and she prefers Hon. Emerson Ether
idge for that position, andh he has already
been designated as the choice of the
Liberal Republican Convention, and it
is IS little as we should do to give them
at least one man on the State ticket.
Fairness and unity Of action requires it,
and we feel sure that our Democratic
friends are noble and generous enough
to cpncede it. Hon. Emerson Etheridge,
in the days of our political bondage,
seized our banner and boldly I'M
furled it in the face of defiant
Radicalism and oppression in eve
~ county, from Carter to Shelby,
when there was no hope Of reward. He
twice canvassed the State in hehalf of
universal amnesty and the enfranchise-
ment of every rebel in the State. He
was 50 bitter in his denuneiation of
Radical misrule, violence and oppression
that he was arrested and thrown into
prison. He thus labOred and suffered
for the cause of the Democratic and
Conservative parties of the State, andfor
the cause of justice and right, and it
would be gross injustice in us to cast him
aside, when he is the selected choice of
the Liberal Republican party, and take
up a new man. We feel sure that our
delegates viii not prove so ungrateful,
but win unanimously ratify his nomina-
ton Every Democratic paper in the
State should demand it as an act of sim
liar Justice. re -rsr DELEGATE.
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EXCURSION TO DENVER, COLORADO.

Parties desiring to take advantage of
the Excursion to Colorado, can purchase
tickets on and after Monday next, the
twenty-ninth Instant at the office of the
Memphis APPEAL, for the unprece-
dented low rate of seventy dollars the
round trip, including state-roOm on
steamer. 1901
The route will be from Memphis to st.
Louis by the Memphis and st. Louis
Packet Company, and thence ria ST.
Louis, Kansas City and Northern and
Kansas Pacific railroads, passing over
the magnificent iron bridges across the
Missouri river at st. Charles and Kansas
City.
Parties can leave Memphis any day.
from the first to the twelfth Of August,
and tickets will be coed to return any
time during sixty days from date Of
issue.
Colonel G. w. Alexander, Business
Manager Of the APPEAL, will furnish.
any further Information required,
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POLITICS.
Loewenstlne's Movements.

EDITORS APPEAL-We have good
grounds for stating that Mr.. Loewen-
.stine's money is in the hands Of Barbour
Lewis, to be disposed Of in use or efforts
toward electing Curry and that ticket.
We trust our Democratic friends will
watch all such men.
A DEMOCRAT.
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SALE on


DLANTATION-A splendid cotton and stock
raising plantation, situated in the ialla-
hatehie Valley, Mississippi, is now offered aoI
sale or exchange for Memphis properly;
place contains 2S00 acres. 400 acres OF MIIen
open. The land is rich, and capaDie OF P.oN e
ing from one TO two bales OF cotton per sete,
The improvements are in fMf oIueIt anI ~
productions are always accessable 70 inaIlAet,
This is rare chancet 10 ecure q goOa BItce. ~
will he exchanged or sold on terms
or in sections 10 suit ~purch0sers- For Iarther
narfirulars- inquire at the house OF hilDuru,
Walker a Co. g Union street. Je3ha
nLANTATION-lE miles south of Grenada,
Mississippi 30 acres Of rich land; one
salt in cultivation aud balance in fine tim
Der; splendid cotton and stock raising farm
excellent crop on place at present; nice house
and improvements, all news; production ac-
cessible 10 market. ! viii sell or exchange
for Memphis property. For further particu-
lars inquire az the house OF
WATKINS, MITCHELL & Co,
iyO Is Union street.
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For dyspepsia, indigestion, depression
of spirits and general debility, in their
various forms, a preventive against fe-
vers and aEue and other intermittent fe-
vers, the "Ferro-PhOsphOrated Elixir of
Calisaya,'f made by Casswell, Hazard &
Co., New YORK, and sold by all drug
gists, is the best tOniefo patients recov-
ering from fevers or sickness. 1t has no
equal.
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Go to Leddin's Business College.
Ct. Reder, Carpenter, IL Washington.
Attend RobertsOn's Business College.
Arinstrong's Photographic Gallery,
No. 2l1 Main street. Three faultless
gem pictures for fifty cents.
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FOR RENT.

DOOMs-TwO elegant furnished front rooms,
n on the first floor, al so Main street. fyZ7
DOOM large front room, furnished, on
II first floor. Apply at $50 Main street.
GTOREZa jefferson street. next 10 Ava
- lanche Building, Apply TO Emmett Bank.
nOOMS-7he most desirable rooms in the
II city; rent cheap. Apply to a,
lyI7 Appeal Office.
ETNE BRICK REsIDENCE-on Hin ST.: 7
rooms; rent moderate. Inquire Of
Inc w. II. TOLER, % Madison Sc.
- ESFDENCE-A large and pleasantly sit
X msfed residence, No. 81 Market street
ferrsg arnsv at the Office of
PILLOW d PILLOW, Attys,
nsvH corner Madison and Main.
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EDITORS APPEAL read with min
gled contempt and disgust a letter in the
APPEAL signed "An Irishman,n and
am surprised that a man writing such
a letter should proclaim his nativity, for
l am sure that every honest countryman
of his must feel ashamed of him. 1t is
plain to me the writer has at heart no
feelings Of political good in thus en-
deavoring TO defame Mr. LOewenstine.
On the contrary, his miserable epistle
shows him entirely devoid of any hon
orable spirit. His argument IF indeed
it can be called sol is very poor. He
says Mr.. LOewenstine has nothing to
recommend him for the honorable office.
l say he has everything required-hOn-
esty, integrity, and the good will Of his
fellow citizens. He says the worthy
candidate has eve done any good;
sufficient, he has never done any harm,
and any good be may have done, lam
sure he is too chiyairOus to wish it pub
lished in his aid. The assertion that
Mr.. LOewenstine sympathiZed with the
enemies of his country during the Fran
coleman war, is grossly false. l be-
lieve him to be a true German, and if
his sympathies extend beyond his ma
tive land, it is for the land of his adop-
ton.
Our "Irishman" says be is not ae-
quainted with Mr.. Powell, yet he adj
Yises the citizens to vote for him. "This
appears to be too thin" but I will add
ifit is so, if Mr.. Powell is agentleman,
he will not eOvet the acquaintance, but
viii prefer to be upheld by more fair
and honest supporters.
1 write ON behalf of an enemy of my
country, not because I am q traitor to
the land Ofmy birth, but because | must
give an honest man his dues, no matter
what his nationality may be.
4 FRENCHMAN.
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ALL LOVERS Of good things in the way
of bibables and eatables, are invited TO 3
grand opening lunch, TO be spread at 359
Main street, Charley Small's old stand,
on Monday, July 10Th, when every good
thing the market affords will be offered
in abundance. Fresh beer, and al
liquors Of the best. Come, one and all,
and give Charley Weber, the sole pro-
prietor, a rousing opening. Good lunch
set every day.
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CARD.

1 hereby announce myself an lndcpen-.
dent candidate for the once Of Tax
Collector Of shelby County, subject to
nothing but the b~sllOt-box. Election,
August LIST. s
HENRE E0FWFNSTENE.
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STOLEN.

DAY MARE MULES hands high; Syears
ID old collar marks on shoulders; long
$40 reward paid, il returned 10 F. 1.
street. lyH
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A boat containing two children, BROTH
er and sister, went over the falls ut
Niagara yesterday; and another, cOn-
taining an old fisherman named Barney
and an unknown man, went v soon
after. None Of the bodies were recoyv
cred,
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PUMPS, 44s Main street.

COMPELLED to close out our present
stock, we offer clothing and gents fur
nishing goods at less than cost. Linen
busters one dollar, at ]. d L. Steiners,
2SS Main, corner Madison street,
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WAGGENER, 3I73 Main street, has the
finest Notwithstanding establishment
in the city; the largest assortment of
goods fresh from the hands of the i'm
pOrters.
THE DAILY APPEAL is served % city sub
scribers, seven issues per week, only twenty
cents -
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Hook soda, 225 Main street.

THE Old Company sells gas at two dol
lars and twenty cents per one thousand.
No charge for setting meters. ONCE,
29l Second street.
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SHINGLE-MAKERs and wtOd-sawyers
are invited to call at Craig's Agricultural
and Seed Store, Nos. SIT and 379 Main
and examine an improvement In
Drag Saw for cutting shingle blocks and
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SAVED.
The Pardon Of Dan sRlGh, CeI0red-
Ground Of N Governors AetiOR.

BY telegraph, in the APPEAL, Of Wed
nesday, we published in brief the par
don Of Dan Smith, who was to have
been hung on the second OF August
Here Is the full text o. the Governors
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PANTS MADE at Waggener's, 3174
Main street. Of English, French, Ger
man and American fabrics, for SO, $12,
SI4, SIS and $l8.
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HOUSE MISUNDERSTANDING about
six rooms, aud located convenient to
business, by a desirable tenant. Inquire
at s.. kaufman Il Bros, 250 Main street.
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THE cheapest and best steam dyeing
and cleaning house in the city is at 246
Second street, Hunt & HansOn's old
stand HANSON & WALKER.
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LOST.

DLANs-One set Of building plans, on Sec
ond street. between Madison and Monroe.
A suitable reward will be paid 10 the finder,
IL LETT al this office. 3y36
TEYS-On or about the Goth ultimo, one
n bunch OF keys, with a Maryin's Safe-key-
No. l4l0, on the same. Auberal reward viii be
paid Tor the same, II returned to this office.
nOG-A white pointer bitch; one lemon
IL colOred ear. A liberal reward will be
paid, il returned to 81 Vance street. ju2
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o
FRENCH TOOTH


A NOVEL and pleasant dentrihce, the finest
"a in he world for cleaning beantifying and
preserving the teeth indOrsed by eminent
dentists. Sold by
&C. WARDH& Bro g5 Main street.
e.. ". JONES x co, % Main street.
J. 2. HILLS d Main street
j. Al. SMITH a CO. % Main street
W. H.SEABROOk. lb1 Main street.
II. MOSELEH, E5 Main street.
JOE WABTEk. u4 Main street.
G. r. MINER 80 Main street.
ANDREW RENkERT. m Main street
s.. ID. JOHNSON. I3 Main street.
p. JOHNSTON, ID Poplar street.
MAHBFIEEB q HEGBEE.
m Wholesale Agents,
80I and 0 Main afreeet-
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joe DoCKEs 1851 Main street, has. all
the leading monthlies for July, and the
atest weeklies and dailies.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
For Congressman.
For state

VIE are authorized to announce A. 4.
w IACEN, ESQ, as a candidate for Con-
g1ess; subject TO the action OF Democratic
GonEreSSional convention. W.
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BEST soda at 225 Main street.
a NICE ASSORTMENT Of Boys and
Children's Clothing at Waggener's, 3172
Main street, four doors south OF Peabody
HoteL E3
SEED Rye az Craigls Seed Store.
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ROOMS N BOARD.

DOAhD-Oenlieman aud wife in a private
ID family terms reasonable; No. II Null
berry street, hve doors from Beale. tvg
ERONT ROOM with board, fUr two, SO per
month. 42 Main street, between L5nden
and Pontotoc; d~ay-board, s. per week. ~
DOARD-Rooms, furnished OF fumiSb
ID with board, for families, can be had AL
reasonable rates, at l40 Madison street. Day
obarders accommodated. ius
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NEW CROP Z SEED.
SEVERAL WISE r

Just received at Craig's Seed Store,
az and $40 Main street.
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SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL. Only
two dollars and dfty cents per year, or two
dollars for clubs Of two or more.
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TAKEN UP.

DAY MARE-AbOutb hands high; shod all
ID round; tail bObbed Of. The owner can
come, pay the charges and take her away.
7. MCCARTNEY,
jyE fernando road, 3 miles from town.
TOW-A big red COW. Apply az Greenhouse,
" corner Brinkley avenue and Poplar 81;
will pay charges Jos.
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GENTLEMEN who wish 10 dress ele-
gantly, and at the same time save
money, should g0atoneeto Wsggener's,
3173 Main street. sc is doing &c. o. D..
basIness-no bad debts: mail profits.
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Begr soda q e Main gtreet.

THE coolest and most desirable rooms,
with cheap rents, can be found in the
GayOso House, on Shelby street. Refer
ences positively required.
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JOHN WALSH,
No. 331 Second street,
near Union.
Latest style of hearses for adults and
children.
]. W. S. Browne, AS Main street.

HAVE you tried the imported wines
and other liquors at the EBAY HOrse?''
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BEsr 500 at p Main street.

ECoNOMY.-Take your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt & HansOnis old stand, 246 Sec
ond street. HANSON q WALKER
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DoN'T FAIL to examine the latest
styles Of patent ~doOr~plates. Best IN
use, and only IS TO s., atSo6 Second
street. n--serr anvr
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su1Ts MADE at waggeners, s17} Main
street. for SIS.
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GAS FITTING, AS Main street.

AN ELEGANT STOCK Of Linens, Ducks
and Msrseilles Vestings, at WaggeDer's
STA Main street.
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WE are authorized to announce DR.. GEO.
w A.MATHES, of Somerville, as a candi-
dale for Floater TO represent the counties OF
Fayetie and shelby in the lower house OF the
next General Assembly, subject TO the Dem
Ocra-ie Pictorial Convention.
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FOR SALE.

HOUSE AND LOT-A comfortable brick
i'll house, with I'VE rooms and good kitchen
and o-It-hOuses, on old Raleigh road, No. o.,
on the hill between the two bayous, about
one rlilc from Court Square. II is a very
healthy and desirable place. The title has been
thoroughly examined, and Is perfect. The
terms are S3jJ0-S9O cash; balance on easy
terms Apply 10 Dr.. T.. p. TURNER,
iy26 $50 Main street.
VITO FIXTURES. TWO SECONDHAND
y SEfes, Office Desks, Letter Presses cheap.
Inquire at CRAIGTS SEED STORE,
Iy2 81 and SO Main street.
1 ROCKAWAY AND HARNESS, l fine sad
/ die MARE-best in town. Apply 10 Is. Is.
Hutch esOn, cotton warehouse ON Mon street,
or J.. r. starker No. Howards Row. w
NICE COTTAGE AND LOT-Lot is a feet by
y LSh feet. INQUIRE az a MosE street.
"ATCHFS. CLOCKS. IEwELRY, Ere:
w seals, stamps, stencils, Badges, etc.i re
pairing IN ali these branches, AT sos second 81,
GUITAR AND SEWING MACHINE-Sec-
VI ld-han guitar and sewing machine
cheap, at SIS Second street. JyZl
nEs DENCE-At a bargain, my TT sidence,
II corner sixth and Mil streets, Chelsea
in good repair, ETC. one square o. stTeet can
20 ant ZS Front street. tyls
100 ACRES OF LANDLOn the Selma Rail
lJZ road, nine miles from Memphis. Ap-
ply to 1T
IVY Al MhulSOu street.
nWELLING-A decidedly comfortable two
IL story frame dwelling; seven rooms,
kitchen, servants room cisteln, ~as-nNtureSl
etc; southeast corner Linden and II. Martin /;
= by EB feet deep; perfect title and immedi-
ate possession, for S55n: reasonable payments.
DONOHO & BULKLEN,
jyI6 ~ Madison street.
TAs-From the old company, at 23 per
VI 1000. No charge for setting meters Office
2l Second street. myl0
4 OTS-On Walnut street, on time. Apply
at 50 Union street. GEORGE DIXON.
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CHEEK
COTTON PRESS!


EfILEIJEI0
IT MY OLD STAND, rae LINDEN ST.,
"a Memphis, Tenn, I vii onunue as mere
tofOre to manufacture this celebrated ptdnta-
ton Cotton Press Which tor Be ptsL ln1ee
wears No. Given S1eh. universal sa~tisfacuOn-
and Is now 50 extensively known and used
fhaf T deem h pnRscoesSGry tosay more than
fboss sod last year; and having greatly in
ereesed fqcilifies for manufacturtnG- we VII
MAKE ft more complete ban wecld last year.
We 14l rrapered To furnish = epScessay a.
.taSh meats 70 run this press ~ steam, which
- n as. complete a steam-pOWer press as
~ ii a horsepower press All orders for the
Porter & Cos IS Union street. Memphis, Tenn.
n d. CHEEk, I3S HeEnands Sa.,
iva MesuphfA T-ennessee.
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LOCAL ITEMS

Loo soda. - Main street.
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FINEST WEDDING Sums at Wagge-
ncr's for S1Oe.
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UNDERTAKES.

Dr.. J. B, WATSON, Dentist, moved.
Office and residence, Sc Monroe street.
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ITO the people of shelby, Fayette ana Tlpton:
ReSponsive TO the action of the recent
Couatv Convention OF Upton County, and the
reorest OF my friends in Shelby and Fayette, /
announce myself a candidate for Senator for
This district in the next General Assembly,
subject 10 the action OF the Senatorial Con-
venfion. EYTON 7. SMITH
L HEREBY myself 8 candidate
10 represent shelby county IN the Senate
of the next Legislature. j. NJ. CREMs.
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BARNEY cox himself as a can
D diate for reelection TO the Office OF Con
of the Fifth Civil District. Jyl3
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Trustee's Sale.

DY virtue OF a Trust Deed executed to me.
ID as Trustee, on the 18th day OF June, lsl,
BY Newton Otis and Sarah N. Otis. to secure
a certain indebtedness therein specified to j.
p. MeHard, /, as Trustee, a. the request Of the
beneficiary therein mentioned, VIII sell, At
public auction, for cash, on the southwest
corner Of Second and Madison streets, in the
city Of Memphis, Tennessee, on
Thursday, August %, 1872,
between the hours OF 10 an and ? pm, the
following described properly An undivided
Ons-half Interest in and to the following prop
erty, situated in shelby count Tennessee:
Beginning a. a stake, with maple and gum
pointers, on the south boundary line OF Grant
No. aL,GS Tor 400 acres in the name Of Brad
shaw and Pillow; thence sOuth IA chains and
IS inks 10 q tax MIS-. MA Humphrey
SW corner Of her 10 acres; thence west >
chains and % links 70 a stake, TObin &Lynns
eorue OF 5 5ElW acres; thence north with
obi q Lynn's east line Achaius and 70 inks
TO a stake In Cane creek on The south line OF
Grant No ,G3S, thence east with said line 5
chains and p links 70 the beginning; the
semeb being a tract Of i've acres. more or less,
and IS the same tract eonyeyed by L Burr
to sarah NJ. Otis by deed dated October 1, lSo1,
and recorded in Book q. page % Registers
Omce Of shelby county; said Deed OF Trust Is
on record IN the Registers once IN Book NO
The equity Of redemption Is waived and the
tile is believed 70 b. good, bat I VIII sell and
yai jesse N. TATE, Trustee,
Mortgage Sale Of Personal Property.
DY virtue Of the terms o. ChatteIM Mortgage
ID to me executed. as Trustee, By i. I. TART
wright, on the nth day OF Mag, 81, 70 secure
an Indebtedness therein mentioned, 1 VIII
proceed toseu, at public outcry, on
Tuesday, July 90, IS72,
commencing atl o'clock an, the following
PERSONAL property. to-Wft: Z marbie-tOp Blu
rsau, Z marble-tOp Washstaud, i ire Bedstead,
I Wardrobe, Center-table. 5 cane Chairs, L
Bedstsad. j ordinary Lounge, l large
boxes Househoid Goods, contain
in part, I silver W sitter and nfteen pieces
Of silver, tO-wit: / W~atsr-piteher, 2 TeapOts,
1 CofeepOt. 1 sugar bowl SIop-bowl, 1 But
ter-dish, 2 GOblets. 2 Cups, 3Saltstands, lCard-
basket, / Cream-cup, 1 Castor.
The sale viii take place at the business
iva ". B. TREZEvANT. trustee.
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WE are authorized TO announce Colohel
w JOSEPH RAkBIERE1S name as tnato OF
a candidate for the Legislature. yyW
T0HN 0VFRT0N- TR- is a candidate TO rep
81 resent Shelby county in the lower mouse
OF the Legislature.
~ r. CANNON is a candidate TO represent
-. shelby County in the Lower HSuse Of
the Legislature.
TAMEs N. HARRIS is a candidate to repre-
, sent Shelby county in the lower house OF
the legislature.
IN compliance with the wishes OF my
for 5 scar in the lower house OF the next Gen
orai AssenbIv. 1 respectfully solicit the suf-
-HE A. b. HAYNES.
L HEREBY %annOunc myself a candidate
Tor Fepreseutative from shelby county,
outside me city. H. ID. GREER.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-27

TOT EnEEEAs
P. CURRY announces himself as an In
A. dependent candidate for reelection 70
the once Of sheriff Of Shelby county. Elec-
rfon Augugf. 1872. RplS
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-07-27

ELEGANT DRESS SUITS at Waggener'i
from $50 to SIS.