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InsH 3D-AVE.-A Young girl of experience,
OfO wishes engagement NURSE VIZ make herself geu-
TAy lseisi city county.
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80 Unionsq1are - 80
K x45O WEBER PIANO for 500; 300
- = feuAr -D>-~' -N GORDON Il son,
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4 -NDTCEMENTS for cash ON lnstallments
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PIANOS hut little 10 also organs,
ORGAsS The tnestn the world, 10
PIANOS mat, applied TO
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PIANOS No. SAT Broadway n "
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furuinre.

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MAYNARD's DENIAL

In the spirit of justice aud fair play
that has always distinguished the APP
PEAL, we find place for the following
H5etOre the election" We have no
purpose, personal or public, to subserve
by the publication Of anything that
does a citizen injustice, and we are not
so mistrustful of the justice Of the cause
OF the Democratic party as to be influ-
enced by the fear Of the truth, even in
a matter 50 important as this. We call
particular attention to this denial of
Mr.. Maynard, but hope the gentlemen
who have assured Judge Porter OF the
genuineness Of the speech which May
nard thus denies having made, viii say
so promptly over their own signatures.
The date of its delivery was the twenty
first Of August, 1856, and the place,
Athens. Here is Mr.. Msynsrd's letter:
EDITORS APPEAL-My attention has been
called 10 day, for the first time, to an ar
ltcle in YOUR issue Of the twenty-first instant,
containing what puFports 20 be an extract of
a speech made by me at Athens, on the tWen-
ty-hrst OF August, 1850. ! take this oppOr-
tunity TO say that neither then nor at any
other time, neither at Athens nor elsewhere,
did 1 ever utter the sentiments therein ex-
pressed; and that l never. either publicly or
private Y, uttered or entertained those or
any such sentiments know nothing OF the
alleged circular, and the whole is a baseless
1 hope the other papers which
have copied your article will do me the JUS
tice to publish this note, II not before, at least
after tie election. 1 am, very respectfully,
your obedient servant,
HORACE MAYNARD.
HUMBOLDT, october -, lS74.
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SET RIGHT.

Colonel LogwoOd, whose excelleR
aud spirited campaign speech at the
tenth ward meeting on Monday night
as reported in the APPEAL of yesterday
attracted a great deal of attention, is moi
the man to do an Intentional injustice
to any one, and SO yesterday, when bis
sttention was called to what he was by
Us reported to have said in regard &c
General WiIliamson's course, he prompt.
ly sent US tie following correction, fol
which we find room, in justice to both
gentlemen:
EDITORS APPEAL-An error appears in
the report in your paper Of this morning
in regard to what ] stated, in my speech IN
the tenth ward, as 70 how General William.
: "A voted on the funding bill OF 1873. II said
he voted for that bill, Il was an error, as he
voted against il. would not do him niustice
Intentionally. It IS probable the error was
mine, made in the heat of debate, iDstead OF
a mistake OF your excellent reporter, who il
generally very correct in his report o.
speeches. 7. H. LOCKWOOD.
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cannot be proved by me that he ever favored
repudiation OF the bonds Of the Union bank Of
that Stale, either before that matter was set
tied by a vote OF the people or afterward;
Journal called the Nicksburg Register, pub
lished in the county of Warren, In which Mr..
Davis at the time resided. He had not then
entered on his political LIFE and, whatever
opinions he may have entertained, were those
Of private citizen. The leading cham lions
II repudiation were Alexander q. NJ Nnttl
lanes Hogan, editor OF the -Nlcksburg
DAILY Scnfisd. He was man OF
ability. These two gentlemen disputed the
honor OF authorship. The matter was settled,
according TO my recollection. before MI.
Davis made his appearance, and certainly be-
fore he had attained TO influence in the affairs
II the State. He has never since, so far as
know, indorsed the act or Indicated what he
would have done in the first instance; unless,
perhaps, by way OF justice to his fellow eiti-
Gems, 10 explain the reasons on which they
acted, but for which he was no otherwise re-
sponstble. Mr.. Etheridge viii do we'll 70 with
draw an utterance which does not accord
With the facts. Every man then living in
dississl ppi may be proved 10 be a "pTince OF
repudiat0rs' on the same testimony, FOR
myself, l protest that with the majority of
wings OF that dsy opposed reDudiation;
+. A. TYLER.
The above will be read with interest
by all the host of friends of the distin-
61AoAANA AAA-l lCclhEnA mAAoAAA
Etheridge brought before the public as
an illustrious example Of a repudiator.
We hope it will be copied by all papers
in or out Of the State which quoted or
referred to that part of Mr.. Etheridge's
speech which it corrects, and that that
distinguished gentleman himself will
take advantage Of the first opportunity
affording to set himself right and do
Mr.. Davis the justice OF reading the
above timely and well-considered letter
Of correction. Colonel Tyler better, per-
haps, than any man now living, knows
the history of Mississippi reputation
and that Of the leaders who urged or OPP
posed it, and the scrap OF that history
which he thus gives to the public print
at this time, when the horrible doctrine
of reputation is being presented for our
acceptance, will be eagerly read as hav-
ing significance quite equal to that
which Mr.. Etheridge intended his orig
insl ststamant to have.
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gentlemen:

THE Nashville Union and american
says that every friend of Mr.. johnson,
with whom it has talked, denounces the
rtse by which the Radical candidates
are scheming to sneak into the legisIa-
ture, underpledge that they will support
that gentleman for the United States
sena tOrship.
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THE Democrats will have thirty-five
majority in the Legislature If every indie
pendent and Republican candidate run
ming should be elected. What good can
independents or Radicals do in such q
legislature? Memphis had better have
ten blocks Of wood there than ten dark
lantern candidates.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-28

THE congressional candidates spoke
at Bartlett yesterday, Colonel Young be-
ing still far ahead Of his competitor.
They will speak at Lucy to-day, and at
other places thereafter TO be advertised
until the day Of election, the third OF
November.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-28

The gubernatorisl candidates spoke
at M'Kenzie on Saturday, and at Hum
boidt yesterday. To-day they will speak
at Union City, at Bolivar tomorrow,
jackson on Thursday, Brownsville on
Friday, and at Memphis on Saturday.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-28

THIS Emerson theridge ticket does
not intend nor expect TO repudiate the
debtof the State. Their only object is to
defeat the Democratic party and elect
Barbour Lewis TO congress.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-28

EDITORS APPEAL-In his speech at
the GreenIaw Operahouse, Wednesday night.
Mr. Emerson htheridge went out Of his way
OF fepudfation:n aud having been formerly
In . position 10 know something on the sub
ieci, have been called ON by one Of TIE most
nom The city, 90 say whether the aliusion
was iusiff1abie, To thts answer, II certainly
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KEEP it before the people that the
whole effort Of the Etheridge-dark-lan-
tern-knOw-nOthing movement is to de-
feat Casey Young, and make a way for
Etheridge or Topp to go to the United
States senate.
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Inspect our Stock,

The stagnatiOn in business in the Eastern markets
has given opportunities to make LARGE CASH
PURCHASES under the most favorable conditions and
enables to offer to Patrons goods exceptionally
Low Prices.
We have deferred announcing the arrival of NEW
GOODS until entire stock in and arranged
exhibition. We prepared with a large and
unusually velseIected assortment, which
in any market embracing article gentleman
complete outfit.
Our stock of Gentlemens Clothing for Fall and
Winter in medium and Ane goods, SURPRISES in At
style and make anything offered by We
manufacture stock. nay no manufacturing
profit, buy exclusively for CASH enabling us to
offer extra Inducements in prices.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1874-10-28
GOOD CHANCE
m Commopco Rus,uoss

SDORE-FIXTURE5 and well-selected stock
y of CLOTHlNG and FURNISHING GOODS,
located al No. 2l9 Main street, under Worsham
House, Tor sale on long time for good paper
Proprietor has two places Of business, and Is
de- II aus OF dtspO ing OF one. For particulars
apply 70 L. KAUFMAN, Isl Main st.