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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1872-08-05

h Hon. THOMAS E. BRAMLETTE, late
Governor Of Kentucky, has consented 10
represent the trustees in the management
OF this second Grand Gift Concert, and
he will personally see that the money
nom the sale Of tickets Is dep~sited with the
treasurer, that the drawing Is fairly con-
Quoted, and the gifts justly awarded and
The drawing will take place in public
in null view OF the audience, and I'M
der the immediate supervision and direc-
aon OF the officers and trustees Of the Pubilc
Library OF Kentucky and the following
named eminent and disinterested citizens,
who have consented 70 be present and see thae
Hon. N. R. HARDIN, Judge Court Appeals,
Hon. J. iP1RSo6tGroR KNOTT, late NJ. C. Leba-
Hon. 4. W. BRUCE, Judge Ninth Judicial
Gen. Ell Il. MURRAY, q. 3. Marshal, Dis
PHfTIfS InfyyDGE. OF the Louisville Hotel Co.
Hon. T. B. COCHRAN, Chan. Lou. Chan. Court.
Hon. Y. d. -IANDIFOhT, PresidentFarmers
Hon. JOHN BARBEB, Manager Royal Insu-
rance Co, Liverpool
Col PHIL. LEE, Com. Atty Ninth Judicial
m pls' aefRsIHAM, founder Graham Cabinet.
JILSON J.. JOHNSON. Man. Gait House.
Dr.. r. 5. BELL, Prof Medical University,
Hon. j. Q. BAXTER, Mayor Louisville.
Hon. 4. L. BURNETT, City Attorney.
HEAkI HOAEOAOs Alcd5ILtT LOUISVILLE.
A. O.BRANNIN, Pres't Manufacturers Bank.
JAMES BRIDSEFORD, President Second
National Bank.
". c. d. WHIPS, Proprietor Willard Hotel.
J. G. Johnson, President Traders B ank,
b. VICTOR NEWCOMB, firm of Newcomb,
Buchanan & CO
HENRY DEEPEN, President German Bank.
ANDREW GRAHAM, Tobacco and Cotton
Merchant.
Dr.. NoRvTN GREEN, President L. and c.
ShOrtline Railroad.
VOL. ROSE, Agent Adams ESpresS Company,
THOS. r. BRAMLETTE.
Agent Public Library Of Kentucky,
Public Library Building.
LOUISVILLE, KENTUCKY.
~ Circulars, giving fun particulars, sent
on application.
X 7. DURRETT, President
W. n. HALDEMAN, N1ce-Predd6nt.
JOHN s. AIN. secretary.
FARMER9 & DBOVE85fBANK, Treasurer.
~ For information or tickets apply q
b. FRAME MOORE.
corner of Madison and Front streets,
i've d6w Memphis, Tennessee.
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ERSON
Doctor BeecHer Defends Himself from
the AsPersfOns OF the Avalanche.

EDITORS APPEAL-In an editorial of
the AUGIGnche yesterday appears the
following: Barbour Lewis was the
advocate of Curry, DR.. P. d. Beecher,
the friend of Doyle, Mr.. Sutherland, Of
Doyle; Ed. Shaw, of Curry, and each
one of them worked for their country
and friends at a stipulated price" L
desire to answer only for myself. and
whoever wrote it is a .fdIsifeT. / did
work; | did all in my power to elect NJ.
Doyle. I am a Republican, and support
General Grant, and do not wish to be
misunderstood, and myself, with my
friends, secured his (Doyle's) election.
1 look upon it as one of the best acts of
my life. Mr.. Doyle is under no Obliga-
tons to me, nor am l to him for it. l
never heard of the man until his nomi-
nation. l understand he was q COnfed-
crate soldier, and his comrades in arms
with him speak highly of him. l know
of him for a few weeks, and when he
arose above p~artisanship, ven as its
nominee, his department has been
that of a gentleman. The Repub-
licans had no nominee, and consequent
ly we were bound by the action of no
one. l was in the Federal army several
years and | esteem a soldier and gentle
man wherever he is, and L feel it a pride
to state to this community that all Fed
eral soldiers, white and black, have no
luminosity for our past differences when
on the battlefield. This is remark no
ciUilidn can appreciate. A soldier is a
soldier, if a gentleman, the world over,
and becomes attached to each other by
such associations, when the camp scenes
of each are referred to.
The charge that l am influenced at a
stipulated or any price lisa base SANDER,
and would not be noticed if not made in
a public journal, whose editOr-in-chief l
am acquainted with, and his paper, a
family newspaper, every morning in my
house for several years. | trust he APP
preciates my feelings and will give me
that which is due me. Respectfully,
p. d. BEECHER.
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EXCURSION TO DENVER, COLORADO.

Parties desiring to take advantage of
the Excursion to Colorado, can purchase
tickets OF 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.
The route will be from Memphis to st.
Louis by the Memphis and St. Louis
Packet Company, and thence IL 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 good 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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TRY IT.
What a OIOre Citizen Would Bring
About.

A very sensible, intelligent negro adj
dresses US the following note:
EDITORS APPEAL-My people have
been always led in politics by the office
holders. These office-holders have had
money, and they belonged, as we
thought, to the party that set us free.
Many of US know that the var freed US,
and that it was a matter of Providence,
and that even Abraham Lincoln, in his
proclamation, for which we were CRATE
ful, did not propose that emancipation
should not take final effect till the year
1900. Greeley was always an Abolition
ist. He never forgot the coIored man,
or was false to him. Sumner left the
Democratic party in order to Join the
A~bOlitionists. General n. p. Banks
has been always an Abolitionist,
and so of Carl Schurz, the greatestliving
American (German) orator. These men
are known to be wise and honest. They
have been subjected to all sorts of tests.
They go for Greeley and Brown, and so
do /. l prefer these two to Grant, who
is a political accident and only a ma
chine sledge-hammer soldier. l see
that many colored people of Washing
ton city are out for Greeley, and that
they say Mr.. Sumner tells the truth
about Grant. With these facts before US,
it is our opinion that if some
well-known honest Southern gentleman
would announce a meeting and ask the
cOlOred people to attend there would be
a general turnout, and there may at last
be brought about concurrence and CO.
operation between the white and col
ored people of the South. The good
people of both races desire this result,
and I think it may be brought about.
Respectfully, W. J..
The above is only changed somewhat
in form and verbiage-otherwise it is an
accurate transcript of the assertions and
aspirations of the colored writer. 1t de-
serves a response, and may be made the
basis of a "neW departure" by which the
chasm which has severed races poIiti-
eally, and widely and deeply, in the
may be bridged. Let men Of wis
dom, experience and practiced discretion
accept and act upon this suggestion of
this sensible, thoughtful negro.
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UNIVERSITY
MI 81
OXFORD.
THE NEXT SESSION OPENS ON ID OF
i OCTOBER, under the suPertntsndence OF
JOHN n. WABDEL. DID.

aided by eighteen Professors and Instructors
In the various departments. The Schools OF
Law OF Engineering. Of Agriculture n the
Mechanic Arts, the regular University
Courses, a Course OF Instruction in CONNER
cial Science and the Course OF Preparatory
study will al be in full operation. IN all the
schools, except the Law school, tuition Is free
for all MississippiRns. University dues nom
al students vary from 81 to s5, In advance
Board including all charges, varies from $40
70 81 per month. In the Law School a fSe OF
SO per nine months is charged FOR tuition
The Diploma or the Law School is made b.
law equivalent to a license TO practice law In
any court in this state; and b. recent act Of
the trustees a two years course Of study In
the Law School Is not required absolutely, bu6
a student may complete his course and get his
diploma in one year, provided he passes a sat
isfactOry examination.
For further particulars, for catalogues or an
nouncements Of the several departments, ep-
pa 70 Chancellor Waddel, 70 any member o.
the Faculty. or to THOS. = PEGIES,
jyI6 Secretary OF the Board, Oxford, Mis-.
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Departures.


h1NeFB WehElbE ana bu8lueS8s
The river opposite the city is still slow
" declining. The Ohio, Missouri, Up
per Mississippi, and Cumberland rivers
are all on the decline. The Arkansas is
falling slowly with seven feet in cham
mel to Little Rock. White river is re-
ported rising slowly with a good boating
stage. Weather clear and warm. Bust
ness on the levee yesterday was dub,
with only four arrivals and n depart
ure. The towboats Grand Lake, Mary
Ann and John A. Wood passed south
yesterday, in forenoon, with tows Of coal
for points below. The Dardanelle, from
the Arkansas, arrived with a fair pas
senger trip. The Phil Allin, from Fri
ars Point, and st. Francis, from Mari
anna, both came in with trips of freight
and people. The Belle st. Louis, from
below, arrived yesterday morning after
daylight, discharged fifty-fve sacks corn
and departed for St Louis light.
BY Telegraph.
CINCINNATI, August 4-The river is
falling, with 10 feet 4 inches water in
the channel.
PITTsBURG, August THE Monon-
gahela river is falling, with . feet 7
inches water in the channel.
CAIRO, August Arrived: Belle
Memphis, from st. Louis, S pm; Anna,
from Cincinnati, 9 pm; City Of Vicks-
burg, from Vicksburg, l am; Colorado,
from st. Louis, ? pm; Shannon, from
st. Louis, 2 pm; City Of Quincy, from
st. Louis, ppm. Departed: Crescent
City, for st. Louis, 10 pm; Anna, for
Memphis, II pm; Belle Memphis, for
Memphis, midnight; City Of Vicksburg,
for st. Louis, 3 am; Falls Pilot, for
New Orleans, 8 am; City of Quincy,
for New Orleans, 2 pm; shannon, ror
Cincinnati, 6 pm; Colorado, for Vicks-
burg, 7 pm. River has fallen II inches.
Weather clear and cool. Mercury 7So.
ST. LOUIS, August 4.-Arrivei: Glen
coe and Henry G. Yaeger, from New
Orleans. River falling slewly. Weather
clear and cool.
EVANSVILLE, August 4.-Weather
clear and pleasant. Mercury $50. Wind
from the northwest. River has fallen Is
inches in the last twenty-four hours.
Port list-Henry 5. Turner, from Gin
cinnati to New Orleans, 8 am.
LOUISVILLE, August 1.-The river is
falling, with 5 feet 10 inches water in
the canal, and 3 feet 10 inches in the
pass owe the falls. Weather clear and
D1EdCA21As ELlllNCA OElAallE LION Elit !
from New Orleans.
M-isceuaneOss.
The James Howard left New Orleans
last Thursday with eight hundred tons
of freight, including three hundred
hogsheads Of sugar, for st. LOnis, and
two thousand nine hundred and forty
three bars of railroad iron for Helena,
and a cabin full of people.
The st. Louis and Peoria Packet Com
pany last Saturday sold he George C,
Wolff to the st. Louis and Red River
Line Packet Company for forty
two thousand five hundred dollars.
The Thomas Il. Allen is the Arkan-
sas river packet for tomorrow,
The Mary Boyd got off at a late hour
Saturday night for the Ohio, where she
goes on the docks for repairs.
The City of Quincy, John +. Tale
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Nonresident Notice.

No. 51-ln the Second Chaneery Court Of
Henri Rembert, la L. Douglass and Sallie
Douglas
II appearing from the Pill whlchls sworn TO
1smberf- is q nonresident Of the State Of
Tennessee:
ii is therefore ordered py the Clerk and Mas
lonrf-house OF the Second Chancery
y in nc city Of Memphis, Tenn, OF OF be
lore the hrst Monday u 70 o@e ea%nisI5 ne IS[, S h1fi
p.eets ea,ne viii be taken for confessed
s ~ 10 MIN, and set for hearing exPaTte;
az thas : Sa- four successive weeks, in the
SfennhSs InpssI. This August 3, lss+
II. D. l. STEWART Clerk Sna master
Bv GEoRGE MALLEKKi DePss5
4. ". Metcalf, Sol. Tor OoWtAT
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CHAPPED HANDS, face, rough skin,
pimples, ringworms, salt-rheum, and
other cutaneOus affections cured, and
the skin made soft and smooth, by
using the Juniper Tar Soap, made by
Casewell, Hazard d Co., New York.
For sale by all Druggists.
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o NEW ORLEANS.
Mercbants' southern Jacket Company
For New Orleans-Steamer
A City of Quincy.

John Burk .--. master Dan Gavin. clerk
VIII leave THIS DAY. August 5th, at IL am.
r. W. LIGHTBURSE, GeneraI Agent,
au5 Office. 70 Ieyee.
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SALE OR EXCHANGE.

DLANTATION-A splendid cotton and stock
raising plantation, situated in the Ialld-
hatchie Valley, Mississippi, i now offered 70,
sale or exchange for Memphis property. The
place contains 80 acres - acres OF which l.
open. The land Is rich, and capable OF roduc
ing from one 20 two bales OF cotton per acre
The improvements are in fair order, and It.
productions are always accessible 70 market
This Is a rare chanceU 70 secure a good place. II
viii be exchanged or sold on reasonable terms
or ia sections to suit purchasers For further
particulars, inquire At the house OF Ailbnrn-
Walker q 90. z Union street ven
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PUBLIC LIBRARY OF KENTUCKY.

Parties in the city desiring tickets in
the Kentucky Library Drawing, who
have not the time or inclination to visit
my office, will be waited on at their
places OF business or residences, by adj
dressing me through the postoffice.
b. FRANK MOORE.
Corner of Madison md Front streets.
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DRIVEN WELLS, 448 Main street.

ALL the latest magazines and papers
can be found at the Mammoth News
Stand CT Joe Locke, 1864 Main street.
should not fail to call. His stock OF
books and stationery is large and calcu-
lated to please, while his prices are as
low a the times demand. The ladies,
with whom Joe is agreat favorite, sAould
not fear to visit his establishment, as it
is neat and clean, with gentlemen TO
wait upon customers, and no cigars or
tobacco are mixed with his stock.
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FOR SALE OR RENT.

TOTTAGE-Immedistely, at Rozen's sta
ton, on the Memphis and Charleston
Railroad, % miles from Memphis, a COttagr
HOUSE. with ten acres Of ground and garden
attached. The house contains i've rooms and
a kitchen: a stable, cs-rriage-hOuse, and All
suitable -out-hOuses on the premises. Apply
TO Harrington & Howell, DO Front street, or 20
MRS. NJ. E. PATTERSON,
aul on the place.
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53S Awards will be made as
follows:

This enterprise being legal. the awards are
20 be made, and viii be openly, hon
orebly and publicly, at the Fair Grounds, on
the 9Th October next.
The solid business men Of Nashville are en-
c uragtng this enterprise.
NE proceeds will be used in improving the
Fair Grounds, and 20 develop the agricultural
and mechanical interests Of the state.
JNO. OVERTON,
JNO. H. WILLIAMS,
HIRAM VAUGHN.
THOS. CALDWELL.
Board OF Managers.
For further information, apply 10
j. c. MCCRORY,
General Ticket Agent, y Cedar street,
Nashville, Tennessee.
AGENTS EOR MEMPHIS
JOE LOCKE.
News Dealer, 26H Main street.
B. FRANK MOORE,
Corner Of Madison and Front streets.
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Saturday, September IS, 1872.
1OO. coo r1CKETs or ApMIssIoN

viii DO issued at $40 each: half-tfckets,
s.: qparter-tickets, s. 50; IL whole tickets for
500 q for $50; s. for 500; us FOR $1,000; 25 for
G5U; 575 for $500. No discount on less than
slO0 worth of tickets at a time.
nu-n0 tina Concarf the ss,u, of
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FOR RENT.

II ESIDENCE-No. Isl fernando street. ?
IL rooms, pantry, cOal-hOuse and clstern'
mn in good repair. i. II. LOGWOOD,
aus No. Is Union street, upstairs
nOOMS-The most desirable rooms in the
II city: rent cheap. Apply TO A.
jyl7 Appeal office.
ETNE BRICK RESIDENCE-On Hin ST.; :
rooms; rent moderate. Inquire OF
fuq W. H TOLER, 80 Madison ST.
II ESIDENCE-A large and pleasantly sit
N uated residence, No. 81 Market street
terms apply at the office Of
HARRIS, PILLOW q PILLOW, Attys,
lnvIa corner Madison and Main
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ITEMS

Go 10 Leddin's Business College.
G. Reder, Carpenter, IL Washington.
Attend Robertson's Business College.
Armstrong; Photographic Gallery,
No. al Main street. Three faultless
gem pictures foT fifty cents.
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GAS FITTING, AS Main street.

A NICE ASSORTMENT of Boys and
Children's Clothing at Waggener's, SI74
Main street, four doors south of Peabody
Hotel
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JOE LOCKE, newsdealer, 1861 Main
street, has all the leading August maya
zines, the latest pictorials, weeklies
and dallies, from the principal cities. A
good picture of Rev. Father Burke for
25c. Also, Dolly and Charley Vardens.
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And to this thrilling question what bet
ter reply can ever be devised than the
inspired words of Paul "To the intent
that 10 unto the principalities and
powers in heavenly places might be
known by the church the manifold wis
dom Of God, according to the eternal
purpose which he purposed in Christ
Jesus, our LOrd?n
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Hook soda, 225 Main street.

PANTS MADE at Waggener's, 3l74
Main street, of English, French, Ger
man and American fabrics, for $40, S12,
SI4. Sig and SIS.
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BEST soda at Us Main street.

SUITS MADE at Waggener's, 3173 Main
street, for $35.
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GENTLEMEN who wish to dress ele-
gantly, and at the same time save
money, should go at once to Waggener's,
3l73 Main street. He is doing a G. o. d.
business-no bad debts; small profits.
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COLONEL H. d. GREER is the nonll1es %
ne Democratic rarty FOR Representative
from shelby county
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PUMPS, AS Main street.

THE Old Company sells gas at two
dollars and twenty cents per one thou
sand. No charge for setting meters.
Office 29l Second street.
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COLUMBIA FEMALE INSTITUTE,
FEMALE SEMINARY.

HE NEXT WILL
Open ON Monday, August Jth. ISg2-
jyIS GEO. D. HOLMES, Principal.
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BEST soda at 225 Main street.
7

John Walsh, No. 331 Second street,
near Union. Latest style of hearses 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, Hunt & Hanson's old
HANSON & WALKER.
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Hook soda. 225 Main street.

Corner of Madison and Fro
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L HEREBY announce myself a candloste
TO represent shelby county in the sensVe
Of the mex legislature. j. n. CaEe9
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HocK soda, p Main street.

AN ELEGANT STOCK of Linens, Ducks
and Marseilles Vestings, at Waggener's,
3l74 Main street.
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met the appearance of Z" chariOts and
horses Of fire" is presented; if they
typify the various powers of God active
in Providence, the emblem of a lion for
dignity or royalty, IN OK for strength,
an eagle for speed, a man for intelli-
gence,a are put 0n. Other and even more
conclusive tests are found in Ps. viii. );
Heb. ii. I6, and Gen. Ill, where
angelic nature is sharply contrast
ed with the human. Especially
does this come out in the temptation Of
Adam and Eve? Surely we have a
right to ask where the wicked human
soul came from that tempted the first
mar and woman to sin? Originality is
a fine quality in aswriter, no doubt, but
not half so much 50 as accuracy in in
ternreting
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WAGGENEB, 3173 Main street, has the
finest merchant-tailOring establishment
in the city; the largest assortment Of
goods fresh from the hands Of the i'm
OOrtprS.
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SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL Only
dollars and fifty ceilts per year, or two
dollars for clubs of two or more.
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FOR SALE.

rFWFHRY. FTC-An old established watch
o making business in the best Location I'D
Memphis, together with a well assorted STOCK
OF Watches, Jewelry and Notions at a bar
cain. the proprietor having bought a business
in another line. Inquire at lS Main street
Z OTS-Ten beautiful residence lots for sale,
corner Of Walnut and Tate streets.
ana SEARS & GREELEY.
nESIDENCE-A good residence, Us Fourth
III, street. near Adams, with 3 good rooms in
GIevsnt repair. :. g.. RHINE,
90 3B Main street.
1 ROCEAWAY AND HARNESS, / nne sad
1 die MARE-beSt in town app 70 .. %
Hutchinson. cotton warehouse on Union street
pr J.. B. Starke, No. ( Towards Row. JyG
TAS-From the old company at Ed Per
III Sacond Street myl0
Il OTS-On Walnut street, on time, Apply
IL at % Union street. GEORGE DIXON.
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BEST soda at 225 Main street.
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]. W. S. Browne, AS Main Street.

THB DAILY APPEAL is served to city sub
seribers, seven issues per week, only twenty
Ave cents.
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ANNoUNCEMENTS
For Congressman.


ME are authorized to announce A. T.
w LACEY. ESQ., as a candidate for CON
grpsS: subject TO the action Of Democratic
Congressional convention. iy7
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ELEGANT DRESS SUITS at Waggener's
from $50 to $50.
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FOR RIVER.

NGEMPHIs AND ARKANSAS RIVER
WI Packet Co., u 8. Mail Line.-The elesant
passenger boats OF this line leave Aempnls
FOR sill points on Arkanaas river EuesAays
and Saturdays, az 5 P.E
". Vi. KENNEDAY, Agent
Ofce on COmpany's Wharfboats
inns Foot Of Court street
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THEY cUREW What cures2 Ayers
Cherry Pectoral for a Cough. Ayers
Pills for a purgative, and Ayers Sarsa-
for the complaints that require
Alternative medicine.
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NASHVILLE, OCTOBER 4.
Tickets, @8.

1tHE Board Of Managers OF the State Fair
i take pleasure in commenting this liberal
arrangement 10 citizens generally throughout
the State.
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ECoNOMY.-Take your spring clothing
to the Steam Dyeing and Cleaning House
Hunt & HansOn's old standl M6 Sec
Ond street. HANSON d WALKER.
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.

FINEST WEDDING SUITS at Wagge.
ner's for 500.
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FOR ARKANsAs RIVER.
o WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and White River Jacket Company.
u. s. Mall Line-FOr Helena, Devali's Bluf,
Little Rock, Searcy and Jackson port.
Str. 6. ~. CHEEK-.-.-GeO. Malone, master
leaves TUESDAY, Aug. 9TH, at 8 o'clock pm,
for all points on White river. For freight or
passage apply to ). Z. MILLER, Agent,
No. Elliott Block, foot OF Jefferson street.