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THE COMING FAIR.

Major r.. NJ. Mason has been appointed Gen
eral Agent of the Memphis Agricultural and
Mechanical Society, to arrange and prepare
the grounds for the coming Fair, to assign
space to exhibitors, take charge of articles
necessary to the appointments of the Fair.
Major MaSOn's well-known energy and organ
izing abilities render him peculiarly qualified
for the task TO which he has been assigned.
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STOLEN.

MULE%0 REWARD-On the night Of the
VI 18th inst, i've miles south OF German
town, one red bay mare mule, fifteen hands
high, i've or six years old, PAGES under saddle,
Que very small white spot on the right side
OF neck near the shoulder; shod in front with
old shoes; small piece out Of one hOOf;
foolish about the head in bTidling. The
above reward will be paid for the mule
ana thief, or twenty-five dollars for the
return Of the mule to
FORD, PORTER CO,
Memphis, or
sell r. G. GOODRICH, Germantown.
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t. W. JOHNSTON & CO.,

OPPOSITE THE EABoD HOTEL,
Are now receiving their fall stock of fancy
goods.
THE HANDSOMEST STYLES
in the market can be found at their house.
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CONGRESSIONAL CANVASS.

Landon c. Haynes viii address the people
upon the issues of the day at the following
times and places:
Tones Station, Friday, Goth.
W~hiteville, Saturday, 2lst.
GAINESVILLE, Monday, 23d.
Moscow, Wednesday, 25th.
Lafayette, Thursday, 18th.
COllierville, Saturday, 2Sth.
Whites station, Monday, 10Th
Summerville, Monday, October It'll.
Judge Barbour Lewis and Colonel a. j..
Kellar are respectfully invited to attend.
WILLErT'S BILLIARD HALL has closed for
repairs, and will be open ON Saturday next.
the Dist, in full blast, with everything new
and elegant. They invite their riends and
customers to be on hand,
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FOE SALE OR RENT.

HOUsE-GROUNDA house on New Madi-
III SOD street, No. 24f; contains five rooms
and a Kitchen. Apply on premises. Also,
two acres near the " Cherry Place" sells
TOTIA6E-Imlmedlately, al GSozell's sta
~ ton, on the Memphls and Charleston
Railroad. ~ miles nom Memphis, a Cottage
HOuse. with ten acres OF ground and garden
attached. The house contains five rooms and
a Kitchen; a stable, carriage house, and all
suitable Out-houses ON the premises. Apply
10 FarringtOn \ Howell 2l Front street, or to
MRS. N. Z. PATTERSON,
sels on the place.
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For dyspepsia, indigestion, depression Of
forms, a preventive against fever and ague
and other intermittent fevers, the Zero
PhosphOrated Elixir OF Calisaya," made BY
all druggists, is the best tonic for patients re
covering from fevers or sickness. 1t has no
puuq1
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. JOSEPH 1. ANDREWS, the we'll
knswn cotton broker, returned to his old
quarters at the OvertOn from the East looking
as rubicund as ever.
Mr.. JOHN WENTWORTH, OF England,
one Of the great cotton buyers Of Memphis,
arrived al the Overton yesterday. He expects
70 do a very large business this season.
CAPTAIN Z. WALwORTH of Chicot
County returned yesterday TO the Overton
with his beautiful Kentucky bride. The
bridal party leave for home this evening.
THE excellent artist and most popular
portrait painter, William Cooper, after his
usual summer absence, returned 70 the city
yesleraay. His many friends VIII be well
coined al his studio ON the corner of Main and
Jefferson streets.
X. q. AUMBRING, Buffalo; A. Silves-
ter, New York; H. W. Jones, Helena, Ark. I;
bliss Lily Edgarton, New York: +. NJ. Hight,
Tennessee Judge A. NJ. Clayton, Mississippi;
8eorge a. hawley, ~. Louis, and NJ. L. Bell,
Pine Bun Ark are at the Peabody Hotel.
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TO EXCHANGE,

EXCHANGE FOR BOARD-Part of a large
u new COTTAGE, on POntotOc extended,
near TO st. Agnes Academy and Vance street
ears; @ctstern, ~fuel-hcuse, etc, complete; pos
session al once. Apply to
MRS. L. TRUDEAU,
at Mrs. Dukes, Goyer Block, 245 Main street.
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WARDROBE AND MANUSCRIPT

had missed connection" Patiently she
waited the entire day, expecting the arrival OF
the missing trunk, but il failed to put in an
appearance. True, however, TO her engage
ment she walked on the stage Of the New
Memphis, made her bow, and in a few neat
sentences, which were applauded, explained
/" the situation" The Audience sympathized
with her when she informed them that she
would be under the necessity Of reading d
sketch Of her lecture on
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FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.

anH 81 ION1s Nl1Aos VJ
For Hickman, Columbus. Cairo and s.. louis.
Steamer CRY OF CHESTER. IT.
Z1e9Aer ltla-tcl E8
Will leave rs shove THIS DAY, sept. lJtn,
at 5 o'clock pm.
sei8 CALFE Ext Supt.
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In addressing letters or orders to our firm
our friends and customers will please be care
fal to write the address in full, as below.
Otherwise, they may not reach us.
B. L0WENSTEIN & BROS,
242 and 2H Main street,
Corner of Jefferson street,
Memphis, Tenn.
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Personal APpEARANcE.

In regard to the first named, she reminded
her audience that the "wisest man the world
e'er saw" solomon, had seven hundred wives.
and a very large number Of hOusekeepers, but
he had to give up the palm to the King Of
Ashontie, who was compelled to have no less
than three-thousand three hundred and thtr-
ty-three wives, and If he had a single one less
he was not considered married at all. Laugh
teri She pointed out these wives in a state
Of pOlygamy who were taken successfully and,
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THE FLAMES SPREAD
The F1REMEN WORKED
THE BUILDING

with q will. Mr.. Kyle's loss on furniture VIII
amount to about fifteen hundred dollars, on
which he has an insurance of one thousand
dollars in the Queens, of Liverpool.
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TAKEN UP.

Nj ULE-Came to the premises OF the
W subscriber, on the morning Of the
fifteenth instant, one
MOUSE-COLORED MULE
in right fore leg; about 80 hands high.
owner viii call, prove property and pay
charges. LEON COHUTE.
cOrne OF Horn Lake road
sells and Carr avenue.
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A DESCRIPTION OF FORESTER.

Billy Forester, ALIAS Marshall, alias Billy or
Frank Campbell, alias Frank Livingston, alias
Frank Harding, is about twenty-eight or
thirty years old, five feet six inches high, and
weighs about one hundred and forty pounds.
He Is slim built, tough and wiry broad, square
shoulders; long, spare face; high, square fore
head. mouth narrow, the corners drawn
down, the upper lip standing out a little; a
medium-siBed straight nOeeJ black eyes and
hair, the latter short cut; high cheek bones
and small, narrow feet. He is troubled with a
cough and usually carries his hands in his
coat pocket. A tooth is missing from his up
per lett jaw, and a bracelet in India ink is tat-
tOOed on his left wrist
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FOR LEASE.

+ OTs-On long time, Residence Lots, rs by
IL 1857 feet, opposite Benjamin Basos, on
Arsenal Ground. near Chancellor SCOTS new
residence. Apply to J.P. MEUA,
Se3 No. Is linton street.
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]. W. S. BROWNE, IS Jefferson street.

OFFICE LEUBRIE's EXPOSITION AND DOL
LAR STORE.-TO the Citizens Of Memphis D.:
You are cordially invited to attend an exhibit
ton of my Calcium Steroptican this Thurs
day evening, 10th inst. Yours truly,
% LEUBRIE.
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THE purest and sweetest Cod Liver Oil in
the world is Hazard & CaSwells, made on the
Seashore, from fresh-selected liverS, by Cas-
well, Hazard Il Co, New York. 1t is abSO-
lutely pure and sweet. Patients who have
once taken it, prefer 1t to any other. For
sale by all druggists.
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THE sCHoLER

THE Nathan murder had some time been
! committed before the New Orleans police
knew that Forester was suspected of the
crime, and all trace Of the man was lost I'M
III January j, 1871, when the SCOOTER robbery
was committed. ScOoler's Jewelry establish
ment, on Canal street, was robbed, it will be
remembered, at that time, of diamonds and
tewelry % the value Of from seventy to ninety
thousand doIarA"
Those are some of diamonds which Eagan
refers 10 in the mysterious letter as having
been purchased and worn by Angelo Marie.
Speaking of the diamond robbery,
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TOOTH LOZENGES.


No. S70.-In the second Chsncery Court OF
Shelby COUnty@Henry Laird VS. G. NJ. Gay
Tor, and others.
TN pursuance Of an order entered in the
Il above cause OF the Sth day OF July, 1872,
directing the Clerk and master to make pub
LEGATION for creditors Of the estate OF F. NJ.
Gaylor, decd, TO XhibIt their demands and
themselves made parties, notice is here
by given to all persons having claims against
the estate Of F.. NJ. Taylor, decd, TO cone for
ward and have themselves made parties tothe
herein, and file their claims
within three 81 months from the date OF this
notice. or the same will be forever barred
At Office this August y, 1872.
AZ. u. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
BY &EoRGE MALLERY, DeputyC and N.
John 8. Finnie, Sol. for Compl't. auS0
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THE Old Gas Company sells gas at two doll
airs per thousand cubic feet, If paid for with
in the first five working days Of the month.
No extra charge for setting meters. Office.
20l Second Street
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DRY GOODS.
To Country Merchants.

The Wholesale Trade OF Memphis has improved each Season for several
years past and We take some snde in inviting COMPARISONS
of this market with those Of older and larger cities Our
Jobbens are enterprdng and deasredy prosperous, and able
to offer you eyeryindueement 70 give our city your tsde. I'M
mense stocks have been brought here this season. several
new wholesale houses have located with Us, anFa lively COM
petition fol yourtade viii make dis fra-abe market Oryou.
of Staple ann Fancy Dry Goods, White Goods Linens, Dress
Goods, Hosiery, Notions, Gents Furnishing Goods Blankets,
ShawL, Knit Goods, CIoak, etc, etc We have added
largely in variety and quantity to each Department Of our
Stock, and invite you to call and inspect our Goods, and the
General Marks, and we feel confident you viii be pleased.
William r. NTOOre &c CO.,
299 Main Street, Memphi,
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FOR RENT.

CTORE-No. % Front street, between Jefer-
- son and Court. Apply 10
sel4 MENkEN BROTHERS.
ID ESIDENCE-Fine two-stoTy residence, S3
IL Vance. Inquire at
sell FRANKLINS, &9 Vance.
TOTTAGES-Two desirable cottages on Court
u street, below Fourth. One contains i've
rooms and kitchen; the other, six rooms and
kitchen: good lot and every convenience. Pos
session given Immediately. Apply TO
se8 ID. A. LOUIS 4 Mulberry 1t.
DOOMS=suit OF rOOms,n rst floor mp stairs,
III over our store, corner Main and
Jefferson streets. A long established millinery
and mantua- makers stand. Possession given
LIST september. GEO. & CO.,
ans 2o Main street.
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John Walsh, No. l5% Winchester street, be-
tween Main and Front. Latest style Of hearSes
for adults and children.
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jog LOCKE, 1851 Main street, has ali the
leading magazines, pictOrials, weeklies and
daiheS from all parts of the country.
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ITEaEs.

Go 10 Leddin's business College.
Attend RobertsSn's Business College.
Armstrong; photographic Gallery, No.
III Main street. Three faultiess gem pictures
for fifty cents.
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FRESH OYSTERS.

MARBLEIzED, Enameled and Plain Iron
Mantels, beautiful in design and elegant in
finish, at H. Hainer's, 312 Second street.
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PUMPs, Is Jefferson street.
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DISASTROUS FIRE.
A BOarding-HOuse Bnrned Down Yes
terday MOrning-NarrOW Escape
Of the SecOnd Presbyterian
Church.

About half past two o'clock yesterday morn
ing the residents in the neighbOrhoOd of Main
and Beale streets were suddenly reused from
their lumber by the alarm of fire, Many Of
quickly discovered that the large frame build
ing occupied as a clearinghouse, by Mr..
Andrew Kyle, late of the fire department, in
rear of the Second Presbyterian Church was
in a blaze. When first observed the flames
were seen issuing from a small kitchen in the
rear Of the building proper, and the prompt
application Of a few buckets OF water would
have completely eXtinguiShed the fire, but
unfortunately no water was at hand. Owing
to the infamaDle nature of the material Of
which the building was constructed,
THE FLAMES SPREAD
with fearful rapidity, and in a very shot time
the entire structure was in n blaze. Mr.. Kyle
succeeded in saving only a small portion Of
their clothes. Although there was very little
municated with the Presbyterian Church on
the west, a large brick building on the east
and the stable of Mr.. George Hume, baker, on
the north The latter succeeded in saving all
his horses and mules, but his stable was COM
pletely destroyed. The church was several
times on fire in the roof. and the eastern win
dOws were all burned out, while the the wood
work of the brick building referred to, which
belongs to Mr.. Charles kney, was very
The prompt arrival Of the fire brigade, how
ever, had the effect of combining the fire to the
frame house in which it originated, and as
usual
THE FIREMEN WORKED
with q viii. Mr.. Kyle's loss on furniture viii
amount to about fifteen hundred dollars, on
which he has an insurance Of one thousand
dollars in the Queens, Of Liverpool.
THE BUILDING
belonged to the Freedmen's Bank Association
and was valued at fifteen hundred dollars. Il
was not insured, the policy having expired a
days ago. Mr.. Charles Kney's loss will
amount to about three hundred dollars, which
is fully covered by insurance in the PhRnix
and EFna nnrfnF no los Tho 1ngg 81 A. H..
is estimated at one hundred dollars, on which
there is no insurance. The trustees OF the
church sustained a loss Of about two hundred
dollars, which is fully covered by insurance.
The origin OF the fire is unknown.
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she pointed out all the horrors of such a con-
dition of affairs. After picturing the proper
marriage state of one wife and one husband,
were granted in many States OF this Union.
and particularly referred to an application for
n divorce in Connecticut where a wife had be-
come insane after childbirth and said that that
woman whom he had sworn to protect and
cherish, and from whom he wished to be d.
vorced, would have followed him to the end
OF the earth. [Applause.l If
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CARD OF THANKS.

The National Freedman's Savings and Trust
Company tender their thanks TO the members
Of the Memphis Fire department for their
prompt and efficient efforts. in protecting
their clearinghouse from destruction by fire
on the morning of the 18th.
n. ID. SMITH, Cashier.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
ENCOURAGEMENT

For Congress-
Fer Congress in the second Distriet OF
Mississippi.
WE are authorized TO announce A. s. PASS
A. candidate for Congress in the Sec
ond District Of Mississippi, on the COnserva-
tive n Baltimore Platforms. sel3
EETEa are authorized TO announce ANDREW
w J-KELLAR a candidate for CongreSsin
the Ninth District.
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DRIvEN-wELLs, 10 Jefferson street.

THE cheapest and best STEAM DYEING
CLEANING HOUSE in the city is at 246
Second street, Hunt & Hanson's old stand.
HANSON & WALKER.
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H. HAINER deals in Mantels and Crates as a
speciality. His goods are acknowledged by all
to be superior to any in the market. 3I2 Second
street.
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Applause and laughter.l Passing on to the
legal question of separation, she expressed her
self in favor of Congress enacting a general
divorce hat would be applicable to all the
states, so that, if a man deserted his wife
and children in Maine and went to California,
the law could tap him on the shoulder, and
compel him to send enough Of money for the
support Of those whom he had deserted. AT
ter scathingly referring TO free love, she re-
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UNDERTAKEN.

DENTIsTRY.-Dr. j. b. Wasson's Office and
residence, No. 81 Monroe street.
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EcoNoMY-For gentlemen to send their fall
and winter clothing to be cleaned or dyed and
repaired, to HANSON & WALKER, 2H6 SEC
0ND STREET, for they make a speciality OF
thai kind of work.
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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 ana try for yourself.
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CHEEK
PRESS!

MY OLD STAND, I2s LINDEN ST.
"a Memphis Tenn, 1 will continue as here
tofOre 70 manufacture this celebrated pIanta-
ton cotton Press, which for the past three
years mas gwen such universal satisfaction.
ana Is now 50 extensively known and used
tnat deem II unnecessary to say more than
Plcuse myself that it shah be fuuy equal to
NOSE SOLO laSI year; and having greatly In
creased facilities for manufacturing. We will
MAKE u more complete than we did last year.
are pfepared to furnish the necessary at
utenhehG TO run this press BY steam, which
makes IL as complete a sfeam-power press a.
~ Is q horsepower press. All orders for the
meek cotton Press must be addressed TO Ford,
FofJer q Co., . Uni0n street, Memphis, Tenn.
N. ID. CHEEK, IS5 fernando ST.,
ty2 Memphis, Tennessee
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GAS FITrING, Is Jefferson street.

SUBSCRIBE for the WEEKLY APPEAL. Only
two dollars and fifty cents per year, or two
dollars for clubs Of two or more.
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Chemical Cleaning (Net6ogdge a Sec Of
ladies' and gentlemen's wear, without scrub
bling or securing, at the Memphis Steam Dye
ing Establishment, 81 Madison street.
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STRAYED.


MULES-On Saturday September l4th, two
III dark brown or black horse mules, branded
I on rump. and about 4 years old. A liberal
reward vii be paid on their return to
ROSSER & CO.,
sells So Front street.
CTALLION-MARE-From the premises OF
. Mrs. Dye, near Horn Lake, two horses be
longing to the undersigned, September T.
lS72-One q strawberry roam mare, four years
Old last spring, very small and in good order
also, one bay stallion, two years old last
sprlng very heavy mane, with star in the
face, very poor, and about fifteen u high
Any m in regard to the above
horses viii be thankfully received, and a re-
ward OF ten dollars each for the delivery OF
the same. RUSSELL LANE
may he left with
FORD, PORTER & CO.,
No 5 Union street,
sells Memphis, Tennessee.
FtOws-Ten dollars will be paid for the re-
- covery Of two COws-One red and white
SPOTTED, with white face, about seven years
old. had bell on; one deep red, with left horn
sawed on; nine or ten years old; both heavy
with calf, and have probably calved.
W. NJ. HARTON,
SELF Bluff City Dairy, Pigeon RooSt road
wow AND CALF-From lO5 Market street
u one yellow medium size COW and calf;
COW scalded on one Of the sides. A liberal re-
ward Will be paid by returning them to the
owner, Z. Alderman, los Market street. sells
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RIVER INTELLIGENCE.
In Port
on, G. ". Cheek,

The weather still continues prOpitiOus, and
Steamboats, rejoice tiereat4 The nights are
cool and pleasant, and the days sufficiently so
10 make matters agreeable.
Business yesterday was but mOderate-cOmA
pared with the opening OF the week-there
being four arrivals and three departures, yet
considerable activity was noticed on the land
ing.
The river at this point declined one inch
since last report, standing four feet three
inches above low water mark OF ISL.
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r. g. AUMBRTNG RnfFalo. A s

who wish TO dress elegantly
and at the same time save money, should 20
az once 10 aggeners, 9l119 Main street. He
small profits. '
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JOE LOCKE has HaFper's Weekly, Harper's
Bazaar, New York Weekly, New York Ledger,
and All the latest Eastern pictorials; together
Win the Sunday mornings APPEAL.
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Do o want your home comfortable 3? If so,
buy a Hackett Patent Crate of
H. HAINER, 32 Second street.
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PERSONAL.

MRS. DR. GIBBS, 29S Poplar street, is per
NJ forming great Cures by the Magnetic
Treatment, which battles the skill Of the Med
ical Faculty. Best Of city references can be
given. Consultation at ali hours. SELF
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NEURIL-Instanlaneous cure for neuralgia.
G.. W. Jones & Co., sell IL.
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Victor D. Fuchs, IL Jefferson street, is re-
ceiving them daily by express. Call on him
for your supplies.